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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-28

lilacs. The lilacs were In full
bloom. They were purple and
white.
Many times since that day Francis
Manners had. in Imagination, left
the little house for the last time.
But the mere sentiment Of that nrst
actual going had been succeeded In
the imaginary departures by An
evergrowing regret. and OF grief
even that was akin to anguish.
For the house had como to be the
symbol Of the thing that was never
to be: no. not though. like Ulysses.
he went through hell to attain It
He might work until his eyes
cracked. and he might love until
his heart broke, but there could
never be for him a homo with the
voices of many children In the
porches.
The line of an old song went
through his mind:
my home is not built. and my
son is not born"
He still owned the little house
and a semi-annuai interest payment
on the mortgage would be due on
the first day Of April. He kept a
caretaker. a man who knew q whole
lot about plants, and 1t was simply
wonderful how the garden had come
on
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-28
Dramatic Story of Devoted Husband Who Discovers
His Wife is in Love With Another Man

This Story has been nsde inte .
modem picture By CosnepOiitan
Productions uvaer the masterly d.
rection Of Albert Capellani and II
released ~ . Paranount picture.
BY GOuverneur Morris
Author Of His DaeShter,o "When
Ny ship Comes In" ''The Seven
Darlings." and Other
Notable Fiction.
WE was especially given to this
at night when Tam and Diana
49, wNrA aaleep and the day had
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-28
Never q Coward.

Never q Coward.
He had never been q coward; and
Diana had wished him to see their
child born He would never forget
that wild winter day and night In
her mothers house. The nurse wa
q fool She lost her nerve COM
pletely. Manners himself. gray
with fright and the agony that
was his, too. had taken the chloro-
form cone from the nurses hys-
terical hand. and her place At the
head of the bed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-28
BY Beatrice Fairfax

Who Occupies = Unique Position in
the Writing World Ms nm Authority
on the Problems Of Girls.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-28

(To be continued Monday.)
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Maritime Miscellany

NEW YORK, Nov 0---Schr Singleton Pal
mer. Perth Amboy for Norfoik, previously
rsported In collision ana later In tow os
miles 100 degrees true from Five Fathom
Bank LightveHsel in II fathoms One mast
showing 20 feet above water. Gutter Man
ming returning to Norfolk:
eel lot of grain to United Kingdom and
Europe haa fallen below 80 shillings Some
lots placed at rs.
HONOLULU. Nov sGorjistan (Br) put
In for provisions
Nome. Nov g., from Seattle. still unable
to discharge because of ensterly gale.
Feared she will be.unable to unloal before
SAN PEDRO, Nov West Cbopnlsa
given trial trip yesterday.
here with furs from Siberia, disabled
thirty-six hours at sea when steering gear
jammed during storm.
Arabia Maru (Jap) from Orient, bringing
silk Valued at over 1900 600 r,v.a
at Novorossysk, Black Sea port OF Rus
sia, with 600 oil tank cars from Canada,
says Moscow dispatch.
BALTIMORE. Nov "a policy com
pletely to Americantze crews OF snip
tain Il Herbert Maines, In charge OF sea
service bureau in Baltimore. On twenty
one Shipping Board vessels from Balti-
more since Oct 9T2 of 900 men were
Number OF unemployed American seamen
In Baltimore cut from 500 to 200 Ameri-
cans have been put off and refused cm-
ployment foreign ships.
NORFOLK, Va, Nov 9--October reports
show 4S2 vessels or sixty moro than re-
corded here in September.
Tanker William Rockefeller yesterday
went outside Capes for builder trials.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Cleared

West Lasnaway, Farrow; Genoa and
l-eghorn to Baltimore: G p Mallory & Co.
Latvia (Dan, Dahl; Cuxhaven, Danzig
and Libau: The East Asatic Co.
Line. -1-sN'
Ormes (Br). Fitzpatrick; Kingston ana
Morant Bay; United Fruit Co.
Flagler, Michaelson; savona via
American Legion, Corkum; Rio de Janeiro
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; Munson
Line.
verentia tBr) Inch: Auckland and
Edge & Co.
vinton County. Wood; Pampatar for
Perth Amboy; Clyde s 9 Co.
Glenspean (Br). Hull: Rio de Janeiro and
santos via Philadelphia; Furness, Witty
& Co.
Mount Carroll. Brown; Hamburg: United
American Lines, Inc.
Maraval (Br), Matheson; Grenada. Trim
dad and Demerara: Furness, Witty & Co.
American & Cuban S Line.
City of Savannah. Borum: Savannah; {;
H + Dimock. Allen; Boston; Eastern
Lake Treba. Reihl; Baltimore; Halschaw
S s Co
Norfolk. Johnston; Baltimore; Clyde s
S Co.
Clan Robertson (Br), Urquhart; Balti-
more: Barber S g Lines, Inc.
Concho Mcintosh; Galveston via Key
West: Southern Pacific Co.
Ell Lago. Anderson; New Orleans; South
ern Pacific Co.
Mirafores (Br). Matthews; Santiago and
Guantanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
- Elmae, Hudgins; Trinidad and Denerara;
:, Tulsa. Crosby; Montreal: International
Piraeus; Fruness, Witty & CO.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Nov o--Arrived Bella
Port Maria; San Gregorio (Br), Tuxpan;
+ Toriak RI sii, skogiand lNorS. Rio dc Janeiro
via New York; Collngsworth, for Port
Arthur Geturned with engine troubled
phia, Now York; Huftero (Nor), Rotter-
dam and Bremen via Norfolk; Walter
jennings. Tampico; Bo5den (Nor>. Nor
folk; .Ausabies. Tampa: Bella, Port Maria;
Illinois, Port Arthur.
BOSTON. Nov s--Arrived Ncvian (Br),
LIVERPOOL; Java lDutch1. snnrabaya; =, M
spau,lding TamP!So nans smers' ntes 1ag t
Sailed: West Wind, New York; Melrose,
sewnlls Point; Harvey II Brown. Norfolk;
CHARLEsToN. s 6. Nov s--Arrived: :
Schroon, Galveston for Rotterdam. Sailed:
Corcoran. Baltimore
Taketoyo Maru (Jap). New York; Baton
Rouge, from Baton Rouge: Memphis City,
New Orleans; Gladiator (Br). Liverpool;
John Worthington. New York. Sailed: IIl
HALIFAX, Nov s--Arrived: Celtic Prince
tRr), Gibraltar (and sailed for Philadel-
HAVANA, Nov 9--Arrived: Calamares
New York: Mexico. New York; Ulua (Br)
Cristobal for New York: San Pablo (Br),
Jacksonville, Nov s--Arrived: Mer-
rimack, Philadelphia, Sailed: Can. Miami /;
Persian. Baltimore.
Dare, New York.
:. MONTREAL. Nov o-Arrived: Canadian
OBJ. Liverpool. Sailed: Great City (Br).
Shields; Grey County tBr). Tyne: Man
NEwPoRT News, NEW SstS Nov e--Arrived:
Manchester Mariner (Br), Norfolk. sailed
NORFOLK. Va, Nov s-Arrived sth
Ma5ina, New York .i EeIipss sS New, New Yora YORK
foro tt,,&., /C,~t Ir~,1
9TH. West Catanace, New York; Pensilva
(Br). Tenerlffe; Parthenia Br), Balti-
more more; Roanoke, Tampieo Nesco BrsteI
Anna (Nor), west coast South America; i;
Thistlemore (Br). Liverpool via Halifax
erpoo via eB Boston Mary aoroo (Br3
Palo Alto; Colombia, west coast United
States via Havana; 9th, Leyisa. Banes:
England: Arlington. New England.
PENSACOLA, Nov 9--Arrived: Chatau-
qua (Br). Mobile. Sailed: Trevier (Belg),
ndsarshp sesns p S0T hotsrdan h5'sss sst
silene (Tr) as before reported; Albatross
santa Marta; Herbert Pratt, Port I4obos;
J G Donnell. Port Lobos; 6 A Flagg, New
York; Joseph ,seep. New York; J n Pew,
Putney tBr9 Baltimore; Felix Taussig,
Pacific Coast ports via Baltimore.
P9FG HAPs Msxlca & N1v "nsua S R ITm
1ields; Quimistian (Hond}, Tela; Gauche,
Rotterdam; Truxillo, Tampa; Tulsa Mo-
bile. Sailed: Cardonia, Bilbao. Spain;
Cliona (Brl, Bilbao; Liberty Bell, Liver
pool.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Nov a-Arrivcd:
Beatrice, Baltimore Sailed: Jean, Balti-
more.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov a--Arrived: schrs
Henrietta A Whitney, Bangor for New
Westward (Br), st John, b, for New
York. Sailed: Paul H HARDWOOD. Tanlpico.
SAVANNAH, Nov 9--Arriyed: City of
Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Ship Board Offers
To Save $2,5OO,00O
On Bids
Machinery Repairing and
Steward Supplies Included
in Specifications to Refit;
Total May Be $s1O, 600, 600

The Shipping Board expects to save
about $2,500,000 on the reconditioning
Of the Lcviathan, representing the diff
ference between the lowest commercial
bid received last year and the estimated
cost Of the work under present condi-
tions. officials Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation believe the ship can be
placed in first class shape for $10,000,-
600. This includes not only refitting Of
the passenger accommodations but also
machinery repairs and new hotel equip,
stewards supplies.
Last year the Todd Shipyard Cor
poration offered to recondition the
cabins on the Leviathan for 10,740, 900
1t is estimated by board officials that
this will now cost $8,250, 900, while the
rest of the work will cost $1,750, 900.
Bids, however, will not be opened until
December 20 at the Offices Of the Inter
national Mercantile Marine Company,
which has charge of the ship as agent
for. the board. Repairs to machinery
and replacement of stewards equip
ment have been added to the specifica-
tions given out for previous bids,
The Boston Navy Yard estimate last
year of .$8,939,000 is not considered
fair basis by many shipping men for
judging the cost Of reconditioning, such
as that required by private companies.
The Todd bid included an agreement
to complete the work in 334 days,
against 500 days for the Navy Yard.
w. F. Gibbs, chief Of construction for
the l. M. M, said yesterday that many
ship repair corporations are showing
interest in the specifications and that
the feet corporation probably will re-
ceive the benefit of keen competition.
The plans have been drawn in much
greater detail. The specifications for
the passenger accommodations alone
fill book of 1000 printed pages.
1t is expected most of the bids will
be for repairs at the Hoboken pier, as
very few shipyards can accommodate a
steamer the size Of the Leviathan.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Arrived Yesterday

Jefferson, Norfolk; to the Old Dominion
Trans Co, with mdsc; Pier 90. N r..
Saxon, Charleston Nov s. to Clinchfleld
Nav Co. with mdse; anchored off Red
Hook Flats. B'klyn.
Blair, Constantinople Oct Z, Smyrna Oct
10, Palermo Oct %: to Export S Corp.
MORO Castle. Havana Nov g.: to Y
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with 40 pass
mails and mdse; Pier II. f II.
vasconia (Br), Boston Nov Z; to Cunard
Steamship Co. with mdse in transit to
London: Pier s4, r.
Phoebus (Fr), Genoa Oct Z. Leghorn
Oct 8, Catania Oct IL, Messina Oct 49,
Alicante Oct Is, Valencia Oct 20. Malaga
Oct %; to Three Star Line, with mdse;
Columbia st. B'klyn.
The Angeles, Bari Oct 1t NIessina Oct
II. Bizerta Oct IA. Malaga Oct 20: to
Export Steamship Co. with mdse Kent
st, Greenpoint, B'klyn.
Quiilota (Br). Guayaquil Oct 25, Manta
Oct %, Esmeralda Oct 81, Buenaventura
Oct so. Cristobal Nov 1 to Sanderson &
Son, with 1S pass mails and mdse; Pier
AZ, N r..
Steam yacht Nour1nahal, Port Antonio
Noy B.; 30 Vincent Astor
CHARLES Pratt Lobos Nov / to Robert
l. Hague, with oil; Pier s. Bayonnc.
Charlton Hail, Boston Nov g. to 18TH
mlan Line, with mdse; 29th st, B'klyn.
s 8 Black Hawk, Philadeplhia Nov
8; Navy Yard B'klyn.
Dante Allghieri (It), Naples
GleDdoyle, Matanzas.
John b Archbold. Lobos.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

HAVRE, Nov LA Lorraine (Icr)
CADIz, Nov 7--Cabo Creux (Span).
HAMBURG, Nov 4-Wm A McKenney.
PLYMOUTH, Nov S-Saxenia (Br), for
London, and proceeded.
GLASGOW, Nov 9--Assyria (Br).
PADANG, Nov 5-Samarinda (Du).
NAPLES. Nov 6---Eastgate (Br).
ALDEN, Nov ,S--City of Shanghai (Br)
GIRONDE, Nov 6-Grelfryda (Br), via
Philadelphia.
BATAyIA.. Nov. .s--samarinda (Dutch).
NAPLES, Nov S--Gorbea Mendi (Span)
Cretic (Br).
GIRRALTAR, Nov s--,-Arabic; ., General
Church (Br).
sOUTHAA1pToN, Noy s-America, Tor
Bremen, and proceeded
PLYMOUTH, Nov S-Noordam (Dutch)
for Rotterdam. and proceeded.
Departures for New York
LEITH, Nov 7-Niceto de Larrinaga
(Br).
sT AIIcHAELs Nov s--waukau, from
Genoa.
BUENOs AYREs, Nov s--vasari (Br).
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov S--Oropesa (Br).
HAVRE, Nov b--Leopoldna (3raz)
STOCKHOLM, Nov 2-Varna (Swedl.
BARRY, Nov S---Pruth (Br).
CALCUTTA, Nov 6--Clan Macbrfdc {Br)
PORT SWETTENIIAM, Nov S-Crewe
Hall (Br).
PORT SAID, Nov s--city of Benares
(Br), from Calcutta.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Navy Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. e.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
bullock, bullock, Com. C., c. H, to y. s; s. Arctic.
Shipp, Com. Z. r.. to Alexandria
Good. 1t. Com. II. H.. to d. S. S. Robert
Hsasos5, 5aI2 Il + Com Com 1. to p s. s. slost
Tssaa l. L Com Com R II D. to te psese d Ssvs ss
District,
Williams. lit Com E. H. to u S. 8. Yes
Beecher, Lit. c. E.. to Engineer Squad
hsrsss Rssrss L. T. II + E. e. to to 8 s. EaNis Ea'tsn s
Hines 1t ] C.. to Squadron 2:
Poole. 1t r., to Pensacola:
shackelton, 1t C. B., to U. 8. S. Shaw
skinner. 1t: A. E., to- U. s. s. Arkansas
coney, 1t e f.. to Y. $. s. CORY.
Nelson. 1t. R. F., to .. s. 8 Barry.
0fhstie, oh, 1t. r. A.. to Pensacola;
seligman, 1t NJ. r.. to Pensacola.
woodman 1t; II; S. to Pensacola.
Edwards, Ems. 4. s.. to .. s. S. Delaware are.
Rule. s0H Ems. Ali +, i to " e. ssSnSd Mcponoush.
Clifton, LIT. Com. a. L., to u S. Relief.
Potter. Lit. j. e.. to U. S. s. Arctic.
Frazier LIT. Com. G. c.. resigned.
Nicholas. Lit. c. e.. to Boston.
Fields 1T. J. A.. to y. S. Argonne.
Olsen. 1t. n. b.. to Z. S. s. Arctic%
Parker. Lit. w. r., to Charleston
Shumaker, Lit. B. W., to Atlantic nest
Beacham. 1t w. b.. TO Division ..
Da Filho. 1t. G. l, to Y; $. S: Arctic.
Finn, 1t. ]. H, to San Francisco.
Regan, 1t. T. F., to Mare Island.
krant, 1t. G. b., to U. S. Nevada
Anderson, Bosn. r. o., to u. s. S. Shawmut.
tiraziani, Gun. +. p. to U. 8. s. Shawmut
Hockman, Gun. j. ", to Norfolk.
Augustenberg, Mach. A. j.. resigned.
Langford Mach. r., to Pensacola.
Shaw. APP. elk. j., resigned.
Root Com. r.. s., to U. 8. S. Panther.
anderson, 1t. A. N, to u. S. S. Abarenda
Hansel. 1t. C. s., to U. s. S. Huron
Carmody. 1t. j. r., to Cavite.
Harris. Lit. l.. F., to U. s. S. New Orleans.
ilessack. 1t. G.. B.. to u. S. s. Abarenda
Wilson. 1t. Com. c. c.. to Mare Island
Mckay. Ems A. b.. to South China Patrol
Zuccor, 1t. A ". to Y. s. S. New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day

Due To-day
Vessel. Port Agency.
MatopPs. Alexandria Oct 10 !. Norton lilly
Celtic Prince. Gibraltar. Oct c1.
aui Djsmai. constanza. Oct -.
sinsinawa. Alexandria. Oct Is.
City of Karachi. Gibraitar Oct sA1is"''0A Il. 20
AcroDolls. Gibraltar. Oct NSs'0n' e. Lilly . Go
stephandl. Benas
Dante Alishieri' Naples ost -;
Ft Victoria, Bermuda, Nov s. .Furness- Witty
Monteyideo. Cadiz. Oct. 80.
Port Curtis. 1mm,nsnamp. sp osf baysl s. Mall Line
Funch, Edge 6 Co
phesous Ssu Gibraltar, OCT ~ Three Star Line
sixaola, Kingston. Oct g.. United Fruit CO
Duo Tomorrow
Roma, Marseilles, Oct 25.
Half Moon. Marseilles. oct ss -
Caracas, San Juan. Oct 5. '''''' '1''s'
sarpfos. Kingston Oct 4...Caribbean s Co
El Isleo. New Orleans. Nov So. So Pac Co
HR Mallory. Galveston. Nov s. Mallory Line
c''y OF st Louis. Savannah, Nov s,
Ocean s Co
Due Saturday
Aquitania, Cherbourg. Nov g.. Cunard Line
Fipestone County, Bordeaux, Oct rs.
Cosmopolitan Line
Duo Sunday
Baltic. Liverpool, Nov 81. White Star Line
canopic. Genoa. Oct &c. White Star Line
ArSentina, Naples. Oct 7..,Phelps Bros Inc
New Britain. Rotterdam Oct 80
Black Diamond 8 Corn
ulua, Havana. Nov TO-. United Fruit ca
Alaskan. Colon. Nov A.. United Amer Lines
Varg, Curacao, Oct g.. -. Caribbean Line
Due Monday
Southern Cross, Santos, Oct 81. .Munson L
Mt Clinton, Hamburg, Nov S..unit Am Lines
Oregonian, Hamburg. Oct 80. Unit Am Lines
Eastern Soldier. Antwerp, Oct 20.
Black Diamond s Corp
West Wind, Cristobal, Oct 27
U S & Australia S 8 Line
Due Tuesday
Sournelsdyk, Batavia, Oct l. Funch- : -Utye
ConeJes. Hamburg. Oct a6..A III bull & Go
Mexico. Havana. Nov 12. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
San Francisco. Gibraltar, Nov /.
Norton, Lilly & Co
THksoka Maru, Singapore. Oct s.
Houlder, Weir 4 Boyd. Inc
Duo Thursday
Hawkeye State. Los Angeles. Nov ..
United American Lines
Santa Marta, Kingston. Nov 12.. y Fruit Co
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Senate Urged to
Make More Drastic
Shipping Inquiry
La Toilette, in New Resolu-
ton, Takes Up Charges
Railroads Are Bound to
Foreign Lines by Contract
From the Tribune's Washington bureau

From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Nov. ga further
move in the direction of comprehen-
slve investigation into shipping ques-
tions and affairs of the Shipping Board,
including the contracts between Ameri-
can railroads and foreign shipping
lines, was made in the Senate to-day.
Senator La Toilette. who introduced
resolution Of investigation several
weeks ago, gave notice to-day of a
new and still more comprehensive reso-
luton. He intends to press this as a
substitute for his original resolution
early next week.
The La Toilette resolution and the
charges of Irregularities brought by
floor yesterday are expected to result
in broad investigation by the Senate
Commerce Committee.
The resolution takes UP charges that
foreign interests are plotting to de-
stroy the American merchant marine;
that the international Mercantile
Marine Company, through which the
Shipping Board has been trying for
three years to build up American ship
ping, is controlled by the British gov
ernment through agreements; that
American railways have entered into
agreements with foreign shipping COM
panies prejudicial to American inter
ests, and that inefficiency and fraud
have marked the efforts of the United
States in the shipping field.
1t goes on to call for thorough
going investigation into all phases of
these charges.
1t was predicted to-day that if the
Senate ordered an investigation, either
under the La Toilette resolution or
some other resolution, the Commerce
Committee would seriously endeavor to
go to the bottom Of the question of
what is handicapping the building up of
an American merchant marine.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Joyce Divorce Granted
Peggy Held Cruel and Guilty
With Letellier and SpauIding

CHICAGO, Nov. "a decree Of di-
vorce was granted J. Stanley Joyce,
millionaire Iumberman, by Judge Sa-
bath in Superior Court to-day, uphold-
ing Joyce's charges that Peggy Hopkins
Joyce, former chorus girl, had osen
guilty of misconduct with Henri Le-
TELLER, wealthy publisher and sports
man of Paris, and Evans Spaulding,
New York clubman.
Joyce yesterday settled with his wife
out of court for $4,000 in cash and
jewels and furs valued at about $780,
900. She is required to return other
jewels valued at 100000 and relin-
quish all claims to his estate of ap-
proximately $3,000,O00.
Judge SABBATH ruled Mrs. Joyce's al
legations that her husband was cruel
and addicted to drink were unfounded.
On the other hand, the judge found
that Mrs. Joyce struck, scratched and
maltreated her husband on two speci-
fed occasions.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
1trans-Pacifc Mails

connecting mails close at the General
New York. at p. p. M. as follows: isiss s'''''''
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only), via Seattle, West Jester,
Nov 10.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, Maui, Nov II.
japan, Corea., China ,(except Shanghai
Ctty). Siberia, French Indo-China and
Netherlands East Indies Except SUI
~ matra>. via Seattle, Tyndareus, Nov 10.
Hawaii, philippine Islands. Straits Settle
ments. Sumatra and specially addressed
mail for. French Indo-C China, British
Granite State, Nov 49,
Tahiti. MarQuesas Cook Islands. New
zealand and Australia, via San Francisco,
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
Shina, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands. via
y, Seattle Silver State. Nov 21.
Mails OF the following dates: Perth Oct g.,
sydney Oct 13, Auckland Oct Is, Suya
Oct 22, Honolulu Oct 49, which arrived
per Niagara. We're dispatched east from
Seattle on Nov s; due in New York
Thursday. Nov 10.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Governors Island Orders

Special Orders No. 2S2.-Par. 1. In &C.
cordance with Paragraph f6, Special Regu-
lations No. 46, the following assignments
OF reserve officers of this corps area are
made:
To 530th Anti-Aircraft Artillery, G.. III. @.
Reserves: Capt. Henry T. Immerman c.
A., Q: r. c.: 1st 1t. William r. Cassedy
Corcoran. G. A., O. r. C.; 1st 1t. James M
A. Hayes, c. A., O. r. c.; 1st 1t Edward
Mackasek, c. A., o. r. c.; 1st Lit. George
Il. Petit, G. A., o. r. c.; 1st 1t. Samuel
Strumer, G. A., O.. r. c.; I'd Lit. John
D,antsl, G: A., 9; r; C.; "a 1t: Abraham
Charles w. Hull, c. A., o. r. c.; I'd 1t.
Louis w. Joseph. c. a. o. r. c.; I'd Lit
WILLIAM ", II. McCormick, G. A., o. r. g;
"a It. Edmund w. Pavenstedt. c. A,
Q. K. c. I'd 1t. James Nick. Rose. G. A.
=. X. C.; I'd LIT. Victor r.. Schatchtel,
z. A., Q. r. C.: I'd Lit. Alfred j. Schmitt,
G A., Q. r. G.; "a 1t Milton J. Shot,
jr:, c. Al. Q. r. c.; Cd Lit. Donald c.
Wehrly, c A., o. r. c.; I'd Lit. Bruce
Wellington. c. A.. O. r. c.; I'd Lit. Alonzo
q. Williams, G. A., O.. r. c.; I'd 1t.
"a 1t. Lester b. Dunning C. A., O. r. C.;
I'd Lit. Edward c. Jackson, C. A., o. r.
T.; I'd LIT. Frank Il. Kaiser, c. A. O.
T. g.: I'd LIT. Lester K. Lacey, c.. A.,
.. +. G.; "a 1t. Howard II. Martin, c. A..
y. r. e; "a 1t. Edward V. Moran, c. A.,
Q. r. C.; "a Lit George w. Schoonmaker,
c. A., O. r. c.: Cd 1t. Warren B. Ship
way c. A., Q. r. C.; I'd 1t. Donald G.
schryver; C.. A. O.. r. c.; I'd Lit Lloyd
Francis c. o. Thomas, c. A.. O. r. G,
To G. H. g. Engineer Headquarters: Col.
James Milliken, Engr, o. r. c.. and Col.
henry M. Waite, Engr.. O. r. G.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Sunoil sc w Sand Key Nov 8.
Sunshine 1915 Nh by N Jupiter Nov s.
SURNAME 1aa 8 Contoy Island Nov 8.

Sunoil sc w Sand Key Nov 8.
Sunshine 1915 NH by N Jupiter Nov s.
SURNAME 1ao s Contoy Island Nov 8.
Suruga 6Tg N Colon Nov T.
Swifteaglc passed Lookout LV Nov s..
TamAha 5a 10 Key West Nov i.
Tippecanoe l,443 from San Fran Nov q
Turriaiba a80 N Cartagena Nov g..
Tuxpanoil 742 10 Nantucket LV Nov g.
Uiua 1876 8 Cape San Antonio Nov &.
yargolite $40 8 Cape Fiattery PM Nov z.
vesta 340 WNW Tortugas Nov 8.
w II Libby 228 WNW Tortugas Nov 3.
w r. Steed &c W Sand Key Nov s.
wnikawa lat 8 o5 Ion 156 AZ 8 PM Nov Z.
Weatbrook ass II by N Cape Henry. Nov ..
West Celnn lat 40 13 Ion as SO Nov 81
West Corum 1,a77 8 Cape Henry Nov 8.
West Hcaahaw 1.76b from Honolulu Nov 9.
West Greylock 2.42S from Colon Nov 8.
West Keats 1918 w Columbia River PM
Nov Z.
West Lake 10 Cape Race Nov 8.
Westland 90 SSW Hatterns Nov o,
Wheatland Montana 1850 from Seattle
PM Nov 8.
Wythsvilie 1904 w Honolulu Nov Z.
William Boyce Thompson IS Fl Sand Key
Nov s.
william Green sE Alligator Nov 8.
Zaeapa ~ 3 Cape San Antonio Nov 8.
zoppot 81 s Jupiter Nov g.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Berth Changes
Transferred t

Vessel. Transferred to.
Annie B Mitchell. So. Perth Amboy. N J.
Arcturus.
Kellogg Docks, shadyside, N j.
Cacique. ....s.... Johnson, j.
City of Agra.
Federal shipyard Kearny, N J.
Clontarf. rf....,.......,...C Clinton st, Bklyn
G J Cherry,
orr's Lumber Yard, Newtown Creek, J. c.
General w c Gorgas. ....,.. Pier IL, E r.
George w Elizy Jr,
orr's Lumber Yard, Newtown Creek, Ii G..
Gulfcoast. ........... Erie Basin F,'klvn
NJ Vivian Peirce
Elevator. Slip. Erie Basin. Bklyn
Marie de Ronde. e...........P Pier "a, B'klyn
Orient .................Pier 46 3'klvn
Pastores. .................s.. Pier 9, N r.
Santa Rosa. Point johnson, N J.
stockholm. Pier 4, Bush Docks, Bklyn