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New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Permanent Trade Revival
After Holidays Forecast

permanent revival of industry fol-
lowing the holidays and the end of un
employment are forecast by the report
OF the City Employment Bureau for the
last month.
An average of 1874 persons have been
placed in positions each week. New
REGISTRATIONS pour in steadily, showing
that the unemployed group in New
York City is still large, but the in
crease in the number of positions found
has been steady throughout the fall
In the last thirty days the bureau has
registered an average of 854 persons
January will see the real beginning
OF an industrial revival, according to
officials of the bureau. Registrars at
the bureau declare that employers give
definite assurance of prospective needs
after the holidays.
The most serious problem confront
ing the labor market now is that Of
the unskil!ed laborer. The great fields
Tor this class--the docks, freight wards
and the building trades-are less ac-
tive than usual. The result is that
good workmen have been obliged to ac-
cept second class work, while casual
labor has swelled the ranks of the
hoater, the "Bowery bum" and the
park bench fraternity
In the women's department of the
bureau there is surplus of stenog-
raphers out CT work and an Unsuitable
demand for domestic help.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Arrived Yesterday

Montevdeo tSpan), Vera Cruez Dec 3,
tica, with i've pass and mdse for or New
York IS cabin and 20 third class pass and
mdse for Spain; Pier :. = r. .,au,.
Transport Line. with mdse; Pier IS. n r.
aans oS mtH pan mase ssa Rsu n Nov nsyn ss panas
Nov so. Copenhagen Dec 1 to East Asiato
Co. With first. 81 second cabin. les Third
class pass, mails and mdse Pier 5. Bush
Victorlite lBr,. Halifax Dec 10: 70 Robt
Hague. in ballast; anchored off Tomp-
Ponce, Ponce Dec 5. I.obos and Arroyo
Dec 4 Guanica Dec s. Mayagues and Aqua
Porto H Rico a GO. With Wit, 81 81 pass, mails and
mdse; Pier s5. Bklyn
Rayo. PIT Arthur Dec 4; to Standard Oil
CO. No 18th st. Bkiyn.
Lake Fannin, Brunswick Dec II; to
Clyde Line. with mdse; Pier rs. N r.
po5s su Prince Dec g. St Mare Dec Dec
Port de Paix Dec s; to the Panama Rail
road S S Line; with ls pass and mdse; !;
VIM A McKenney. Hamburg Nov 2s; to
Crowell Thurlow; with mdse; Pier rs,
N r.
Canadian Volunteer CRr>. Halifax Dec
10; 10 wiiford & Mckay; with mdse;
anchored off Stapleton. 1:
Princess May (Br). Kingston Dec 8; to
the Di Giorgio S S Co; with pass and
mdse: Pier Z. e r.
Mount Carroll, Hamburg Dec !; to the
United American Line; with 229 pass
| mails and mdse; Pier Sc. N r.
City of Montgomery. Savannah Dec 10;
to the Ocean Co; with pass and ndse;
Pier S5. r.
FL Mundo. Galveston Dec 4; to the
Southern Pacific Co: with mdse; Pier So
n r.
Apache Jacksonville Dec 10. Charleston
Dec IL; to the Clvde S Co; with pass
and mdse; Pier Sc. N r.
X Mexico. Havana Dec 10; TO the N &
I Cuba Mail Co; with 36 pass, mails
I'and mdse; Pier 10. e r.
Ssugus. Alexandria Nov 13, Halifax Dec
10; TO a II Bull & Co; with mdse: Pier
cS B'lllyn
Cape May returned hence for. Napier
to U s & A Line; anchored off Liberty.
Eastern Importer. Marselles Oct %,
Valencia Nov 5. Alicante g. Malaga 10.
HuelVa IS, Lisbon 2i; to the Grace S s
Line. with mdse; Pier 80. Bklyn.
Rarbadian tBr) London Nov 20; to the
White Star Line with mdse; Pier 60 n r.
Sabatowan, Port Arthur: to the. United
American Lines; anchored off Liberty.
Panaman Seattle; to the United Ameri-
can Lines anchored in Quarantine.
Lake Fillmore, Mobile Dec 10: TO Mall
lory Line, with mdse; Pier ST. r.
William Warden. PIT Arthur Dec 4 to
Robert l. Hague with oil; anchored off
Tompkirsville, S 7.
Panama Line, with pass. mails and
mdse; Pier /, Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Ship Board Seeks
To End Deadlock
I'm Coastal Rates
Efforts Fail to Bring Agree
ment; w. ]. Love Will
Meet Coastwise Officials
To-day in New Attempt

Efforts to bring tho Shipping Board
and coastwisc steamship lines into an
agreement on rates failed yesterday.
Another conference will be held this
morning at as Broadway at which w.
J. Love, vice-prcsidenc of the Emcr-
gency Fleet Corporation in charge Of
traffic, will make an attempt to cstab-
lish rates on fixed basis. The Ship
ping Board asserts that it has cvi-
dence of rate cutting and that unless
the violation Of conference agreements
Is stopped steps must be taken to meet
the situation.
Mr.. Love said yesterday that the
controversy remains Gin statu quo" He
said that the intercoastal conference
was the only one to which he gave at
tention. The question of grain rates
to the United Kingdom was not dis
cussed
One element of the coastwise stua-
tion which is giving the Shipping
Board the greatest concern, Mr.. Love
said, is the effect Of continued rate
cutting by water on railroad business
Meetings of the West Coast of Italy
and East Coast Of South America con-
ferences were held at 45 Broadway
yesterday. The italian rate on pig
iron was cut from 50 to Sc. No i'm
portant changes were made in the
South American rates
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

distance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specihed.]
Acmee. 81 Sc Tortugas Dec ~.
Agwihavrc pd Nantucket S AM Dec 49,
Agwimars lat Al 43 long II 55 Dec II.
Allanca 500 s Ambrose PM Dec H.
Aryan go NV Tortugas Dec IL.
Baltic (Dx) 10 Sc caryfort Dec M Is.
Bylayl pd Barnegat Dec 49,
Calamares 27S Cristobal Dec 49,
Camden 431 u Tampico Dec l3
Cartago 293 S Cape San Antonio Dec 13.
City City Of i,! Alamsda 80 s Cape Henry Dec la.
Concho 1,oSS S Scotland Lv Dec 49,
Conehatta 2,o14 e Cape Henry Dec II.
Consort Corsn y rs T. AN Ambrose IS, ~ Pm Dec 12
Eastern Dawn 952 Ambrose Dec 49,
III Lago 90 g Sand Key Dec IL.
Ella Pierce Thurlow pd Hatteras Dec 10.
Eugene Thayer 115 w Tortugas
Ersa Ers@h,nves IN wi, Is Sc Susyitas N Pee 10.
Garibald As sSE Norfolk Dec IT,
Gdansk 757 e Ambrose Dec II.
George ,3 Washington lat 4s 81 long 40 SO
Gull Of Mexico IS " Tortugas Dec Dc IL H. o.
gufpF1nse Z n1csr 299 w ssotland sofia 81 Ly ID Dec 49,
Hampton Roads w Sand Key Dec 12
Hudson 1875 w Dover Dec 1s.
liumaconna tug) 80 Ambrose Dec 10
t1ron | u due New York Thursday morning.
G Donnell 262 WSW Sand Key Dec IT,
! J n Danziger @lad l5s Ne Hatteras Dec 10.
] W Van Dyke 1865 w Sand Key Dec 12.
John Worthineton $50 w Sand Key Dec 49,
kenowis i Sc Key West Dec 12.
Lake Elerslie 40 SE Jupiter Dec 49,
Lake Elmont ?s2 SSE Scotland LIS Dec 12
Lewis X Thurlow 80 ENE Hatteras Dec i3.
Mimon Maronr2f 2s $ $ Care Henlopen Dec 1s.
MllinocSet Rebecea 'ca s. Shoals Dfe Dec IL.
Montana lS s Portland Me Dec l3.
MORO Castle 60 NE Jupiter Dec 13
Munaibro 10 NE Cape Charles Dec 1s.
Munalnsr Munamsr 2SS Amnross Dec o r.
Nacata 38 w Sand Key Dec IL
New York 78 e Key West Dec 49,
Nitokris 100 Norfolk Dec 13.
Norfolk passed Great Round Shoals Is
$3.50 PM Dec IL.
. 0ssa IS ,, Gs4 EsE Ambrose Dec -.
y = Waring $s ESE South Pass Dec ls.
Panhandle STATE lat so os Ion II 2s Dec l2
PotonaN PPennsylvana .ss lss 8 ; sna Amnross Dec 49,
frlncess Matoika lat 4 20 lon 81 55
Rochester ls4 S ovcrfais Dec 1s.
san Benito 394 Cape San Antonio Dec 49,
Saranlacca SO Contoy Dec i3
SC s,chenectady II from Pensacola Dec 10.
schuykill Bridge lat 4s 10 lon 81 s5
Seminole so Ambrose Dec IS Gn tow
Sniltaire 90 w Sand Key Dec IL.
Stardard 2l0 Ambrose Dec 49,
steel scientist ] 45 ESE South Pass Dec l3.
sutherland 1856 f Cape Henry Dec IL
Samuel Q Brown OF NE Jupiter Dec Is.
murcoman l2o from Bar Harbor Dec H.
Iuxpanoil 70 from Bermuda Dec 13.
Ctacarbon 5S5 w Key West Dec IL
No Teagle Is SW Tortugas Dec H.
W M Irish 4G w Key West Dec l3
", " alter jennings 2T5 Scotland LV Dec 49,
Wathena 1867 r Boston Dec H.
west Celina pd in Cape Henry PM
William II Doheny ss f Sand Kew Dec -
William Rockefeller % SIC Sand Key
Yorba Linda s5 n Hatteras Dec 70
ttomus 22 NE Jupiter Doc Is
=: ~ occidente % y Jupiter Dec 15
M oriente "a Jupiter Dec 13.
Gulf King IA Jupiter Dec 13.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Incoming Steamships
Due To-da,

Akw.tar 'E Marssllls,. Nov ss.. ward 1ssnSE LIN.
Alfonso XIII, Havana, Dec 10.
Eastern Leader Shields. s''si Nov a. '>0S"' AA''
Aware Santos. Nov y Fl WInsheSssr 1insh @ :, Co 70
Northwestern Miller London, Nov. 20.
Furness. Witty & Co
Robin Goodfellow Everett Nov II.
Intercoastal Sea Carriers
Boswell Rio de Janeiro. Nov 2l.
Lamport 4 Holt Zine
Algeria. Glasgow, Dec ...Cunard-Anchor l.
La Bourdonnais. Havre. Dec s. French Line
EurJmachus. Port Said Nov 20.
Fnnch. Edge & Co
Munamar. Antilla. Dec s.....Munson Lines
Santn 3. Tecla Barbados, Dec 6 Grace Line
Us Army Transport Service
Huron, Santos. Nov oS. Munson Line
Due Tomorrow
yotomac, bremen, Dec 3.Unted States Lines
Vauban. Barbados, Dec. 8.
:siiene: Genoa, Nov q. ,... Three Star Lins
City of st Joseph Malta Nqy s;,, e;
Dryden. Hamburg. Nov as,. Barber a.Ss 5 Zines S
Eastern Sea- Antwerp. Noy "A;
Heboken. Santos, Nov 20. W.
Santa Marta. Kingston, Dec 10.
United Fruit Co
Duo Friday
Orbita, Cherbourg, Dec T.
Royal Mail steam Packet Line
Lancastrian. Hamburg. Nov 80
Atlantic Cult 6; Pacific Co
Sacchus Leghorn, Nov 25..Threo Star Line
storm King, Antwerp. Dec l.
Black Diamond S s Corp
Csakis. Alexandria. Nov 30. Export S S Corp
chinese Prince. Gibraltar Dec l.
f'urncss. Witty & Co
Arizonan, San Francisco Nov o6
United American Lines
H''~aoa' havana, Dec II. Ward Liue
Due Saturday
Stavangerfjord. Bergen, Doc 7.
Norwesian American Line
neeiand' 1 Antwerp Dec 5. Red Star Line
Regina d'ltalia, Gibraltar. Nov "a
Lloyd Sabaudo Line
Sohcho' Galveston, Dec 10. Mallory Line
Due Sunday
Citta al Messna. Lisbon. Nov "a Peirce Bros
Songyond. Santos. Nov 25........S S O stray
NJ Sage, New Orleans. Dec IL so Pac Co
Matura. Dsmerara, Dec g.. Furncss- Witty
ioioa. Havana. Dec Is United Fruit co
Due Monday
Cedric Liverpool. Dec 10 White Star Line
Ia Savoie. Havrc, Dec 10. 80. French Line
Maracalbo. MayagCa2. Dec l3...Red ID line
Porto Rtco. San Juan. Dee l3
p I & Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec t.
Furp.ss Witty & Go
Due Tuesday
PanhsId&e State London. Dec lo..J S Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Hoover Wants Russian
Relief Funds Doubled
Congress Told s2O,OOO,OOO Is
Needed for Necessary Supply
of Corn and Grain
From The Tribunc'g Nashington Burcou

FROM inc IrtOHne3 NdShinOtOn bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.- Secretary
Herbert Hoover presented to- day to the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
arguments for doubling the amount
asked by President Harding for relief
work in Russia. Full relief to the
famine sufferers, he told the commit
tee, which has before it Mr. Fordneys s
resolution providing for the request of
the President for 100000 bushels of
corn and 100000 bushels of seed
grain, can be given only with an ap-
preparation of at least $2O,0OO,000
Other witnesses who supported Mr..
Hoover's contention were former
Governor James T. Goodrich. of In
diana and DR.. Vernon Kellogg, who has
been active in similar relief work since
the German invasion of Belgium.
Mr.. Hoover said that in addition to
the corn and seed grain needed, the
starving Russian children should be
sent 100000 to 100000 cases of con-
densed milk, which can now be had for
about 81 per case. This milk would
be covered by the s20,OoO,O0O instead
of requiring an additional appropria-
ton.
Chairman Porter indicated that the
b1l! would be reported to the House
before Christmas
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 13--Csolden Gate
which grounded August II near Cristobai
repaired at Cristobal and proceeded 10th
:, Tosushima Maru (Jap). Victoria, b C.
Nov 10. for Kobe put in at Honolulu to-
uay, twehty-four days out; difficulty not
MONTEV1DEO, Uruguay Dec 1s-
american schr Blue Peter, abandoned
to Uruguayan shore to-day Vessel a total
loss Grew landed in Uruguay yesterday
SYDNEY. n. S. Dec 1s-schr rsma blew
ashore In gale and was totally wrecked
on Rocky, Beach at Mainadieu, fifty RIFLES
irom sydney. Isrna seized recently on
charge OF smuggling after pitched battle
on beach between smugglers. revenue Of
acers and crew of cutter Restless, and been
adieu No one on board when vessel blew
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Passenger Ships Due

2s Rio de Janeiro Nov 29 for ~ Y; with
81 first % second and Is third class pass,
mails and mdse; is expected to dock at
Vauba tBr), Buenos Ayres Nov To- Rio
de Janelro Nov. 80 via Barbados Dec. 8 for
N. Y; to Lanport e. Holt Line. with 90
expected to dock at Pier s, Bklyn, to-
morrow morning
Stockholm (Sw), Gothenburg Dec. a. for
cabin and 24S third class pass. mails and
ndse: is expected to dock Pier d. Bush
Docks Bklyn this IN.
Santa Marta, Santa Marta Dec 8: for N
Y; to United Fruit Co: with pass mails
and mdse; is expected to dock at Pier IS,
K tMaiden I.ane). tomorrow afternoon
13; for Y; to scandinavian American
Line; with pass, mahr and mdse; is ex-
pected to arrive in Y Dec 25 and will
dock at 18TH ST. Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Says u S. Mail Officers
Failed to Take Salaries
FHyrcr Treasurer Declares
They Agreed Not to Draw I'm
|, 4 (O;nNanN Was Pr0snerino

Officials of the United States Mail
steamship Company failed to draw
their salaries because of an agreement
that they would not do so until the
company was con it's feet" Stuart H.
@c'ntosh, former treasurer, said yes
terday at continuance of the hear
,nrs before Spec,al Master John B.
Johnston at 100 Broadway. The testi-
mony was given in the proceedings
brought by the creditors of the bank
rept steamship concern to locate the
assets of the United States Mail ano
e France and Canada Steamship
Companv.
MI. Mcintosh said that, although
salary of $4,000 had been voted him.
he never received cent for his serv-
ices, and neither did the other officers.
lie testified that the salary of Francis
Mayer YVES supposed to be $25 900
yearly as president and that of J. R.
Maver as traffic manager $4,000.
The former treasurer said he did not
know the owners of the company and
ad never seen a list of the stockhold-
ers. The hearing was adjourned until
next Tuesday at 2 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 13-Tenyo Maru
tJapl, yokohama 10th for this port. bring
Ing b.734 bales silk. record shipment of
years.
Comma nder 1. NJ Stewart named to sue
ceed Commander William Glassford in
charge branch Navy Hydrogra phic Office,
San Francisco
Oriental. Mandarin in port here; Celes-
tlai, on European voyage, and Cathy.
building at Shanghai. all built In China
for Shipping Board, listed among twenty
eight offered for sale by board at prevail
ing tonnage prices Dec 2S. Eastern Mer-
cluded. '
SAN DIEGO, Dec 13-Dredging opera
tions on North Side Municipal Pier halted
account exhaustion $500, 900 municipal ap-
propriation and withdrawal War Depart
ments $4,000 appropriation
SEATTLE, Dec 13-Last of Northwestern
apple shipments to Europe this season to
be loaded on Nebraska (Br) which will
lst 1000 boxes at this port making total
0,000 boxes.
starr. reconditioned. sailed 9th to in
augurate passenger and mail service be
tween Dutch Harbor and Seward Alaska
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Harding to Get
Plan on Marine
Subsidies Jan. L
Steamship Owners Expected
to Ask SAC, 900, 900 Year
ly as Minimum Necessary
TO Offset Higher Costs
Tariff Called Inadequate
Meeting Here Yesterday on
National Policies; Def
mite Proposal Next Week

President Harding has asked the
special committee of steamship own
crs, Shipping Board officials, and other
advisers, to report to him by January
on a plan for subsidies for Ameri-
Gun shipping, it was learned yesterday.
While the report of this committee is
not yet in definite form. it is expected
that the steamship men will urge that
Il minimum of s40,00o.000 year will
be required to Offset the higher costs
of operation under the United States
flag.
It is understood that the committee.
which IS meeting frequently in Wash
ington, will not recommend any one
plan for raising the amount, and also
that Congress will not be asked TO
make direct appropriation for this
purpose. The President, it was
learned, hopes to send his special
message to the House and Senate "a
the subject the first week in January.
Approve Percentage Plan
The suggestion from the White
panies should receive remuneration"
Through the payment to them of S
per cent of the customs duties has
met with general approval among ship
ping men, but they believe that this
plan would not be adequate. Accord
ing to one steamship official yesterday,
customs duties next year will not
amount to more than S300,0o0,0 ,0o0 Five
per cent of this amount would be only
S15.0O0,000
The committee is giving most of it's
attertion to means OF raising the sub
sidy and the manner in which it is to
be applied. Part of the remuneration
may be in cash and the rest in the
form of preferential treatment to
American companies. AS instances, the
tariff refund would be cash, while
preferential railroad rates would ac-
ale committee is now working upon
the problem whether the subsidies
should be applied to gross tonnage of
ships, the volume of traffic, trade
routes, or in some other method.
Policy Committee Meets
The committee on national policies
of the American Steamship Owners
Association, under ]. R. Gordon as
chairman, met yesterday at II Broad
way to discuss recommendation to
Congress. No definite decision was
reached, W. L. Marvin, vice president
Of the association, said afterward
The merchant marine joint commit
tee OF ship owners, operators and
builders will meet next week to draft
suggestions which will be forwarded
I Washington as expressing the atti-
tAdc CT the entire shipping industry.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14

poston; qsHsG Nelson. Guanica.
sBr), London and Antwerp; Walter d
NsS,hss Soyns, Newport wp News; Jean noca Grnnde;
Iambert's Point Qatter 12th) Sailed:
pisOy 1Hro' Liverpool via Halifax and st.
Tonn' To,n N NJ b; oloueester. Baltimore and Nor
(Nor) Norfolk Uatter 12thj.
CHARLESToN. C. Dec 1s--Arrived:
Arapahoe, Iacksonville ard proceeded to
New York; Lake Elsme,c, Boston and pro.
ceeded to Jacksonvillc
\, ,J,AcksoNV1I.LS Fla, Dec 13-ArrIved:
Hn,fa, Mohawk; New York: Persian. Baltimore.
Sailed: Lake Elsah Boston, North Ameri-
MOBILE, Dec 1a--Arrlved; Port Antonio
.Nor), nelizc. Sailed: SchTs Flcchas
ports ~
NEWPORT NEWS, Dee 1s-sailed.
OD, Rotterdam.
Jernen (Norj. Plymouth; Asouam 'I9auIl Baitil
more more Nitokris (Ger). Valparaiso: Bristol.
Nev, Mew England Brattand (Nor). Quebec;
uon, ,., New England; Romera lBr), Genoa
Elmac, sI,rH New York; Suveric tBr), st
Africa n1cnaelS; Tvi lsth RarebN (Br); west coast
ner tNor), Curacao; John u Archbold.
rort ro i.obos Craigrownie, New England:
,Irana,sao rnKaosa maru !Jap); Far East via San
adclphia; Glen White, Boston: Transnorta
ton, New England.
..;sS,a BANANA CANAL" Cristobal, Dec 12-
sailed for Los Angeles; wllpoio. New Jew
SosF rENszco9p'ss. zassps. ns New Orleans. saiIsd:
laya fSp). Galveston.
Str Florence Luckenbach. Los Angeles.
=, PH'iLADELPHIA, Dec 1a - Arrived:
|6sn oeTnavsn Spntch} lor Towsy Anna Maerach
yana; Cheyenne (rsr) Barrow; Mundaie,
Matanzas; Henry c Grove. San Francisco
yls, Via Ncw York; sGarribaldi. Tampa Ruth,
SiaEmont, Del: Howard. Jacksonville and
SS,av'.a,nnah; S,.'.,a; Grecian Boston; Slnsinawa.
shn,r'msFsi cha ann"s er Tul,srt9m Bro Seville; Bu
cnhead, Texas City: motorship Kennecott,
San Pedro, etc. via New York. Sailed:
,aus Iuscarora (Br', Birkenhead and Manches-
PORT EADs. La, Dec 1a-Arrived:
ppaz Yaaiz ziler T,.s oBr} A Antwerp; FlesteTo. New
lhondl Bluefclds; Lake FlorAvista Tam
rico; Limicana (Br). Tampico; Noa. Pro-
safIS saiie Tasmona nra1fnnn Mar, Maru ap Norfolk
Hamlet (Nor). Europe; Louisiana fNor).
Gosti1n GGoshgnouTs Wsrinv Msnnsvis Nor, puerta
Tanlpico Polarine Wilmington; Rathlin
Head % lHr,. Dublin:
Turcoman obs, Liverpool: Hampden, Nor. Nor.
folk folk Norfolk. Norfolk. Sailed: Western
PORTLAND. Ore. Dec 1a--Arrived:
Pedro Christophersen. Norway: Walter A
Luc}enbach. New York Kureha Maru
tJap). Sweden; Hamburg and Barry.
Sailed: Saika Maru. Japan.
FORT TAMPA, Fla, Dec 13-Arrived:
Milinocket. Baltimore.
SAVANNAH. Dec 1s--Arrived Lomhar-
dia tSwed), Havana: City of st Louis.
New YorN; Merrimac, Philadelphia and
sailed fo~ Jacksonville; steel Mariner,
New York. Sailed: City of Savannah New
York: Gbara (Cu). Havana
TAPA. Dec 1S-Arrived Ossabaw. New
maha, New York N"
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Cleared

American Du), segebarth; Rotterdam;
Robert L Hague
Paris Fr)' MAurras; Havre; French
Mijdrecht Du). Teensma vigo and
Santander; The Ph Van Ommeren Co.
VIM A Mckinney. Beranger: Hamburg
70 Perth Amboy; American Metals and
Centennial State. Pendlebury; Queens
town and London via Plymouth and
Boulogne; United States Lines
Comanche, Staples; Charleston and
Jacksonville; clyde S Co.
New Haven. Strickland New Bedford ;
New England S S Co.
Hamilton, Nelson; Norfolk Old Domin-
ion Transportation Co.
Herman Winter. Holmes; Boston: East
ern S S Co.
City of Montgomery, Hammond; savan-
nah: Ocean S Co.
Julia Luckenbach. Smith; Los Angeles
and San Francisco via Philadelphia and
Panama Canal; Luckenbach S S Co.
Lake Treha, Charles; Bal ,rove Hal
schaw S S Co
Olympic G'r), Marion; Lisbon and Tan
gier; Three Star Line.
1mperator tNor). BirSeland; Curacao and
Puerto Cabello; Caribbean S Co.
Hawaiian, Lavarge; Philadelphia; Unit ed
American Lines.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Solve Task of Docking
Tanker Without Bottom
F. ID. Asche Placed in Erie
Basin Plant for Survey; Di-
vcrs Aid in Settling Shin

Unusual problems involved in dock
ing. the American tanker, r. D. Asche,
which came into New York last week
without bottom. have been solved
successfully by the Todd Shipyards
Corporation, officials of the company
SAID yesterday. The ship has been
placed in No. l craving dock at the
Erie plant for survey. The damage
to the ship involves the bottoms of
all nine tanks. For this. reason the
usual method of docking could not be
employed. Divers were sent under the
vessel to find the proper places for
supporting her. From their reports
the officials were able to work out the
best method of doing the work.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Woods Withdraws Resignation
From Managers Association

At meeting of the Producing Man
ayers Association yesterday the resig-
nation of A. H. Woods was withdrawn
and the association decided to take up
the fight Mr.. Woods is making against
the revocation of his license for the
Eltinge Theater, where "The Demi-
Virgin" is being shown.
committee was appointed to nves-
tieatc the question, the judgment of
the association being that no single in
dividual should have the arbitrary
power to revoke the license of thea
ter. 1t was the indifference of the
association to this matter that caused
Mr.. Woods to tender his resignation
several weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-14
Argentina to Postpone
Decree ON Alien Seamen
Will Not Make Law Effective
on January l, 1922, Local
Shipping Men Learn

The Argentine decree that crews of
vessels entering its port must have
documents similar to those required of
immigrants again will be postponed,
according to information received by
the Argentine American Chamber Of
Commerce in New York. 1t is stated
that the Foreign Minister of Argentina
has given this assurance to Owen L..
Thomas, local manager of the Munson
Line, member of the Buenos Ayres
chamber, and also member of the
committee investigating the matter.
The minister further said that the
Argentine Ambassador in Washington
would be instructed that the pro-
visions of the decree were not to take
effect on January /, 1922.