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New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Mystery Is Seen
In Contract fO.
Big Oil Shi pmcni
British Line Gets Business
to African Ports on Bid
Higher Than Offer Of
Y. 5. Shipping Board

Award to Elder D"mpstcr g. Co. by
the Vacuum Oil Company Of contract
FOX the movement of 100000 cases of
OIL to West African ports, despite a
lower bid from the Shipping Board,
lacked an explanation yesterday H.
A. Safer. manager of the foreign ship
ping department Of the Vacuum Oil
Company, said that rates were not the
only consideration. and that frequency
and dependabiilty of service were con-
Sidcred.
Officials of the A. H. Bull Steamship
Company SAID their company. which
handles vessels for the board on this
route. has as many ships as Elder
Dcmpstcr & Co.. and maintains the
same schedule of sailings. Other
American steamship men declared thas
the reputation of the Bull Line fo,.
service is of the first order, and that
they were unable to understand why
the contract should have been placed
at higher rate with British line
Daniel Bacon. general agent here for
Elder Dcmpstcr e. Co.. was not m
town. Other officials refused to COM
ment.
At the Bull Line it was denied that
the reduction in commodity rates
from New York to West Africa. an
nounced Saturday by the board. had
amy relation to the Vacuum Oil CON
tract, which was awarded about the
middle of the week. The decrease was
made to meet competition from the
United Kingdom and Continental Euro
pcan ports to West Africa. The board
has cut rates 25 to SO g per cent.
Elder Dcmpstcr G. Co. have not YET
announced any decrease
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Weeks to Establish,
Closer Unity With
Army Men in Field
Assistant Secretary and Gen.
!Iarbord to Make 1000
Mile Trip to Get Tnforma-
ton on Pcacc-1imc Force

WASJIINGTON. Jan. 3 (By The As
sociatcd Press Secretary Weeks has
directed Assistant Secretary Vain
wright and Major General lInrboard.
Deputy Chief Of Staff. to make II
1000 mile journey through some Of
the scattered army commands in the
country to establish closer relation
ship and understanding between those
in the field service, the departments
executive chiefs and military officers
in Washington. They will start Satur-
day.
Other reasons for the decision to
send tho two officials, one civil and
one military. on this trir were said
to-day to rest in the Sccrctary's desire
for hrst-hand information concern
ing the regular army personnel, the
National Guard forces and members
Of the organized reserves and to aid
the department in its task Of welding
these three components into one har-
monlous structure.
Need has been felt on the part Of
some officials. despite the progress
made during the year just ended, Of
developing the three branches Of the
pcacc-tmc force into a single efficient
machine, able in time Of national
emergency TO function quickly for de-
fcnsivc purposes and at the same
time to expand rapidly in size. One
hindrancc to rapid development Of the
three forces along this line, the de-
partmcnt has found was the lack Of
understanding the policy and admins
tration Of the national defense act
which existed between the three
hodics
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Joint Meeting Planned to
Vote OF Harbor Strike
Capt. Ma!lcr Announces Action
on Behalf of His Group of
Masters. Mates and p;Ioto

Whether there is to be strike on tug.
boats and lighterage craft. designed te
tie up shipping in New York Harbor
remained an unanswered question YES.
terday, with the employers and disaf
1ected boatmen concerned maxine
threats against each other.
On behalf of the United Association
OF Masters. Mates and Pilots, Inc. Can.
tam William A. Maher, its head. an
nounced that its 1000 members would
hold joint mass meeting probaslv TO
morrow with the $500 harbor boatnen
for the purpose of taking a strike vote
on the 1922 wage reduction award ot
the New York Harbor Arbitration
Board, with which he and his adhercnte
are dissatisfied.
For the employers the New York
Iowboat Exchange issued statement
based on resolution adopted ~ a
meeting held during tho day, dcclarine
that unless Captain Mahcr and thc
other arbitration board representa-
tivcs Of the masters, mates and ni|ots
sign the award by January 10 thev viii
be fired" from the board and thor
places filled by three other representa :
tivcs. ''e
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Passenger Ships Due

r!rfand- Sou hampton. Dec - ia l{.t.-
faN. Jan tor y Y to Red Star Line with
pass. mails and Iudso. IS expected TO docl
a. Pier g.. Il to-day about 1000 a ni
Earrillp. Santiago. Dec -6 for y Y: to
United Fruit Co. with pass mails and
ludse. is e,pected to docl. at Pier - r II
day about Ia
Hudson. Bremen. Dec - for y Y; to
United S'Ates Lines. with pass. mails and
mdse; is expected to reach Quaranttn.
at 10 iu to-day and dock at Pier a.
--oboseu. Tomorrow forenoon
CalaDri3 (Brl. Glasgow. Dec % tor \ V.
so Huuarl Anchor Line with pass mails
and Wdse; IS expected to reach Quaran-
tlne Pride. p TN and dock at Per os. \ Y
Saturday .o,croon.
SiAaola. KINGSTON. Dec 81 for y Y. to
mdse; is expected to docl. at Pier .. L r
Tomorrow afternoon.
Fort Victoria CRr>. sa1lea from Eermuda
af - 'n yesterday for y Y to Furncvs.
Witty & Co. with pass, malls and ,ndse
is eNpectsd 20 dock at Pier 95. y Il. to-
morrow afternoon.
Guiana cirD. St Thomas Dec 81 TO- y
Y TO quebec S Co. with pass. mnils and
rdse. is expected 30 dock q, Pier 2.
i'NlYn. saturday forenoon.
Rochambeau fFr). Havre. Dec Fl tor
y, TO French Line with pass mails and
fndse; IS expected 10 dock at Pier 81 about
Jan =
zulia. Nayaeuez. Dec q for Y: 10
Eed II Line with pass, mails and mdse is
expected 10 dock at Pier II. B'Nlyn. to
day aboul 10 "a M.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Lloyd Saloaudo Sending
Big New Liner Across
Contc Rosso, Designed, as Fin
csi Ship on Mediterranean
Run, 10 Arrive in February

The Contc Rosso. the ncw liner de-
signed by the Lloyd Sabaudo to lead the
passenger service between the United
States and Italy. will leave Genoa on
hcr maiden voyage on February ID and
is expected TO arrive in New York nine
days later According to information
from the company yesterday this yes
sci exceeds all liners built since the
war in speed and accommodation She
is ship Of lS,500 gross tons, with
capacity for 500 first class, 500 third
class passengers, and 5000 tons Of
cargo, and with a speed Of 10 knots.
with her sister ship, the Contc Verde,
which will be ready in 1923, the Lloyd
Sabaudo is making n bid for rc-cm-
ncncc in this traffic
Tho Contc Rosso was built in the
shipyard Of William Bcadmorc. at Dial
muir. She has n length Of 500 feet
beam of "a feet, and is driven by
a duplicate set Of double gcarcd tur-
bincs of 1880 horsepower. The on
gincs arc fitted to burn either oil or
conl and on her first trip will use
naphtha, for which she has reservoir
capacity Of $500 tons.
The new service is in charge of Col.
Dr. NJ. Scrrati. general agent for the
company in the United States. and
Furncss. Witty & Co., as freight
avents
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Munson Lines Begin New
Service TO the Bahamas
Munargo Starts Maiden Voyage
Next Saturday on Fiitieth
Anniversary of COmpany

The Munargo, owned by the Munson
Steamship Line, will inauguratc the
company's new service to Nassau. Ra-
hama Islands, next Saturday, tho fif-
ticth anniversary of the line to Cuba
President Frank c. Munson said YES
terday. The vessel is now lying at
Pier 8, East River.
In announcing the completion OF the
vessel for this service Mr.. Munson
said that "the construction of the
Munargo at this time indicates our con
fidencc in the renewal of trade with
Cuba and development of passenger
travel to the winter resorts. Our nres-
ent bookings for the new service arc
very large and we anticipate a GOOD
passenger traffic throughout the win
Ter. The Munargo is far in advance of
the present needs Of the trade"
The new ship is more than 400 fcot
long and has accomm odations for 2o7
passengers. The contract speed is ff
teen knots, but on her trial trim la -
week an average of seventeen knots
was maintained. Her cruising rad;us
is 10000 miles without a renewal If
fuel. W
Special attention has been maid to
the passenger equipment All of tho
staterooms are on the outside and
there are large sheltered decks for.
Tough weather. The open veranda
lounge and recreation salons are do
signed for comfort in the tropics.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

lSaDinss ,Br,. Far haet, as'" viborr cpan5.
guhan ports. schr Mary q Maynard STAN
'o,d ~ Huclnnd tNor). Matanzas
Acme. beaumont Solitaire. jacksonville
liarvestcr Mexican PORTS sch Esthnl
Nuelaidc GRO. West Indies Sailed Wai
Airidi. Sabine, Swiftstar. DAVENPORT Per
'fat'rrns bifioso. Delaware River.
''itF EN'S, Jan Arrived: Eronto
.'rl. Rio de janciro. Cholutocn ,Ilond,
Noit .olics. Coppenane, Tos, I'll Esicro
'N"rl Port Barrios; Ncnator tNor), KING a
ton. w { Toaglo. New York. Yoro ClIond>
'''uA Sailed; Baltimore tDnnz) Bal
timorc' Hampton Roads Mexico, Julius
Nrsfl"r 'l'rl. Antilla
PORTLAND. Nc. Jan Sailed Yon'
Maru 'lar>. Genoa: sch James e Harlem
'nidE"town. Barbados.
PORTLAND. ore. Jan s-A,rivcd Flor
,nce l'uckchhach. New orleans. Sailed
uH r iVcrpool saIcd ,"n rihSmcm nrfXcm S"'Non Nor
folk Minncdosa GRO. Liverpool
,,,|. IAN FHAN'ISco. Ian -Avrived: "a
N2una san Maru tIap,. Yokohama. + g.,
iuokcnbach. Seattle for New York sailed
70 itl l,obo GRO. Lobitis. 3d. Tcnyo Mar,
,Iapl. 1longkong
SANANN All. IAN s--Arrivcd; city OF
Atlanta, Ncw York. Persian Philadelphia
,and sailed for Jacksonvillc). Sailed
'lly Of st Louis. New York.
TAMPA, lau 3--Arrivcd: Sundanco
Antwerp, schr Ida $ Dow. Norfolk Sailcd.
NlNEN ARD HAVEN Mass. Jan 3-Ar
rived and sailed. stewart T Salter 1'p
New York for parishoro. y s sailed
Frederick II (nr). st John. n y; Mar
nhne Mc0ucstcn from rhiladelpha
Portland
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Dying Masonic Burglar
Gives Wife Her Freedom
you've Always Been Straight.
Tie Tells Her; Bill Was a
Good Man. Her Farewell

William Mctclsky. forty seven years
old. known to police departments and
detectives over the country as che
Masonic burglar" is dying in Kings
County Hospital Of gangrcne.
Metelsky was shot while escaping
from the home Of Nathan Hapcrin.
1919 President Street, Brooklyn. de
tectivc's bullet struck him at the base
of the spine as he was climbing over a
fence. When told yesterday that he
was dying, Metclsky called for his wife.
Pauline, whom he had not seen in more
than YEAR Mrs. McteIsky visited the
hospital last night under permit from
the District Attorney.
Mrs. Metelsky stood by her husbands
cot For a half hour before lie could be
reused TO recognize her. When he real
lzed her presence the burglar begged
to be raised up in bed Tears wellcd
from his eyes as he addressed her.
Paullne,' he said "lvc gone wrong
and cant come back. You arc only
nineteen and good girl. | want you
10 nave our marriage annulcd. You
can 40 1t easily. Even in case | should
recover, III be in jail for the rest of
my life. You have always been rich;
and straight. You arc entitled to hap
piness."
Metelsky collapsed and the young
woman was led away IN tears.
Bill may have gone wrong" she
said, but he was good man."
Surgeons in treating the burglar for
his wound had to cut away six inches
OF tissue. as result o. which the
patient became paralyzed in the right
arm and both legs Yesterday gan
creme developed and the doctors said
lie could not survive. Mctelsky IS
under the care of Dr.. Edward Fiske.
former police surgeon.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
American Ports

New YORK vs., ;o-sNa' 'Ff9 Fhiladei a nlianls
Iai.su, traeta, j NJ Nuiiy' rort Arthur, Melrose
hos'oh Margaret. Boca Grande
BOSTON. Jan Arrived Goa,
sailed Gloucester. Baltimore and %orca,1. ahu
Nacoocfee savannah. Arrived: Snnn a",m
Tand "a 'Noi)' Bucnos Ayres and Rio de-
I"rsr9 rnr, VIA New York san Bias CBr),
Harvey II Brown. Norfolk: Gunnv ,%or,
Matanzas cold lIarbor. Portland: tndi' nal. =
r,h.taosiphia =, lace J II Devereux Philadelphia IA
'Br). Philadelphia; Amolco. Mobile 9i@ T<a,. "a
ter Jan p va =
CHARLESTON. 5 c, Ian .r-,,oz.
Masmeric Hamburg Polarine, jackson. Jackson .
vile; Mohawk, Jacksonviile (and pro-
ceeded to New forkj; Lake AgonlaIS Eaj
tlmore (and proceeded 10 Miami).
GALv vESTON. Tex. Tan ARRIVED. s,oo,
Scientist. New Orleans; El Alba ,;e"i %e',.
York' Ariechachr (span> Hun, menry SVR n
Mar Adriatico tSpan> Iarcelona sta,'h',
Il Jones. New York; Laura Skogland (Nor)
Sabine. V' j.
HAVANA. San s-saned. Esperaraa.
lunia.a Baltinors comsnche nan Nv ArTisga YDsIi
mont; Joseph 3 Psrrott. Key Ksp'"Sro. Wes, Beau
PHlLADELPIiIA, Jan 5-Arrived Kar-
santa Marta Howard Boston; E.sse,' esq,
Jacksonville and Savannah: Molins
Hueiva: Bayonne. New York. Sailed
yorba Linda, Tampico; hospital ship Re
MoBlI.E. Jan arrived. N,,n,s,.
Caibarien: Baldbutte Port Arthur
Ar1s MoRF@Lk Nor1 cna, va 'an a.; a-A1riyed. ID
Port Arthur. New York DUO, Rotterdam .
Monte Grappo ut. Phila de, .,ha: Waller
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

Oue tO-UaN
Vessel Port Acency
Choctaw. Guantanamo. Dec "a Ward Line
Robin AGair, Seattle. Nov %
Isthnlan Line
ROmsd2 lsnoru. INNING ham. Dec IA
oxonian. Avonmou,h. Dec II. ......I N NJ
Texan Los Angeles Dec a...Unit Am Lines
Routry. Liverpool. Dec s -. Daniel Bacon
Tarantis. Glasgow Dec H.. .:Cunard Line
steel Engineer Genoa, Dec H.
kentucNia-.. SAN Pedro Dec a. ' ~
Fenehureh. Marseilles. Dec 80
rium-. Dram. Dec Il Phelps Bros
Cabo Creux Las Ialn,as, De- 21 Ybarra Line
Southwestern Miller. London. Dec 20.
Ohio Nautes. Dec %. French LIN.
Maine. southampton. Dec 20.
international Mercantile Marine
,arrillo, Santiago. Dec 2s..United Fruit Co
Novian. Manchcster. Dec %
international Mercantile Marine
Fstonia. Dau7ie, Nov 21... Baltic Am Line
International Freighting Corp
Bacchus. Leshorn Dec 25 Three Star Line
Nuertem5erg Hamburg. Dec c3.
Durham Maru. Toxic. Nov =. 'S' ''"" '''"e'
Houlder, Weir Boyd
Nueces, Galveston. Dec 2s. Mallory Line
Due Tomorrow
Hudson Bremen. Fec %. .......U Lines
Huronian. Liverpool. Dec a.
, lnte,na, ,ioaai Mercantile Marine
d.
Southern Cross. Buenos Ayres. Dec 49,
Munson Lines
Lewis Luckenbaeh Los Angeles, Dec 20
Luckenbach Line
EsNeranza. Havana Jan 1...... Ward Line
Due Friday
CC;sslabria, GLASGOW. Dec % Anchor Line
City Of Lahore Perm; Dec f.:
Eastern Belle. Fenet. Dec Is
Moore G Mccormick
Denis Ra~bados Dec Booth & co
Sixaola. Cristobal. Dec 9..United Fruit Co
Granfos cartasena, Dec 2s
General W Goethals, crisio5al' Dec 80
Panama r Co
Due Saturday
Wstsness Hamburg. Dec o.. Z s Nav Co
Justin. Liverpool. Dec 24..... Booth & Co
orizaba. Havana. Han 3.
y & Cuba Mail $ S Co
Lancastrisn Halifa1 Dec %
Atlantic. Gulf 6 Mediterranian Corp
Three Star Line
Due Sunday
Binnenddyk. Rotterdam. Dec "a.
Holland America Line
Devon, Liverpool, Dec -.
Norton, Lilly 4 Co
James W Elweu & co
River Araxes Gibraltar. Dec . Cunard Line
Florinda. Deuia Dec 20. Garcia & Diaz
Bristol City, Bristol. Dec IT,
Charles Kin & Sons
san Pedro Dec %
Williams Co
Mount Clay. Hamburg. l,cc 90.
United American Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Marine Reports
THE TtDES
Arrived Yesterday

La Tours;nc 6rr, 1favrc Dec "a. to thr
v'nFaEhle 'enoraic Transstlanttque. with
=" second caniA. ~ third class pass, nailS
and ndsc Pier a. y r.
',cra. Noucn Dec II; to Robert I. Hague.
Gulfrrince. Fort Nrthnr '1 DO" e''V ss. to ,hc
Gulf Refining Co. with e~udc oil Bayonne.
Algonquin. Aaua Dec Il. san Domingo
- Porto Plata and Monte Crlstt -.
iurk = Island - to the Clyde $ s CO. with
Nars ,Nor> Ciudad Bolivar Dec II, Port
spain -. La Guayra Is. Curacao IL san
he@ ~ Porto Plata -, Santiago q. to
,ne ,,, caribbean Line. with indse Pier 8.
Santa Teresa. Valparaiso Dec "a. Anto-
,%s*sta iS. lquiouc II. Arica Is. Mollcndo
~; Ismao u sa very %. raita %. 'rs-
,ooa' 2e' to w + Grace x Co. with is pass
mails aud mdse; Pier n. B'klyn
:, Italia .Swed>. Cardenas Dec 90 to
Moore " Mccormack with sugar; 18th st.
=. r Mundo Galveston Dec Is: to so
F"T,nc e.. co with mdsc' rier -, y II.
Nr"DNhoe. Jacksonville and Charlcston
pee 81 20 CLYDE Line with pass and
remil m1''1t" r. ne,e lfoora Belfast, ETC. ncc r.
city Of savannah. savannah Dec 81: to
OCEAN ; Go with pass and mdsc. Pier
Ponce. san Juan Dec p: to y Y & Porto
Rico Co with pass. mails and mdse
IN Quarantine; viii dock al Picr SO. Rhlyn.
about m to-day.
Munaldcn Metanzas: TO Munson Lines
WIN mdse, National Refinery. Noni>ors.
Shawmnt; Mobile Dec "A: to southern
: Co with lndse. Perth Amboy.
'aihwood. Texas City Dec 26: TO Colum-
bus shipping Co with oil. off Tomplsins-
vilio.
New York. Fort Arthur Dec e5: 10 Texas
Co with oil. anchored of Ambrose.
Bark Rctne Marie Stewart. Jacksonville
:. APPLETON
Lake Saws. Demerara
Fort Nicholson 'Br>. London
IMLLa. l.AaliAria
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Girl, 10, Takes Poison
Cues, at Travellers Home Re
lief in Serious Condition

Florence Fivcl. nineteen years old
a guest at the Travellers Home Relief
465 Lexington Avenue, whose homo is
said to be in Baltimore, was removed
to Bellevue Hospital last night, suffer
ing from bichloridc Of mercury poison
ing
When Miss F'ivcll did not appear at
the dinner table some one was sent to
notify her the meal was served. She
appeared a few minutes late. Entering
the room in tears, she sobbed out tina.
snc had taken poison.
The matron called Or. Minis. OF
Bellevue, who administered emergency
treatment and removed Miss Fivell TO
the hospital. 1t was said last night hen
condition was prccarious.
Friends of Miss Swell said last night
that while the young woman's resources
were slender, she was not without
money or friends.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Roots HomeLooted of Wines
Special Dispatch to Thc r,;h,,..


=, ollCA' n. T., Jan. 3.~Breaking into
.ne nome on OF former United States SEN
ton, near here, thieves, thought 70 ho
pootleggera, stole wines valued at SOW
era thousand dollars, according to
ofhclal Information. Mr. Root and his
family, have been in Washington. A
reward of $1,000 has been offered for
INFORMATION leading to the conviction
of the robbers. 'N''o'
The telephone wires of house lust
across the road from the Root resi-
uelce we're cut to prevent the giving
.; .; ;m an alarm and the intruders had little
difticulty in carrying on their worl,
When the theft was discovered Justicc
OF the Peace Easingwood, of Clinton
and state troopers were notified and
thls section of the state is being thor
ouChly secured for trace of che thieves.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

'aii Saturday
Trans-Pac Mails

Connecting mails close Mt the General
Fostotfice and City Hall rostofficc station.
New York, at p. m. a. follows:
ii2wah, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via san Francisco; also
1arcel post mails dor Samoa and Aus
Hawaii. Via san Francisco Maui Jan
j pan. torea and China Especially ad -
Jan 6.
Japan and Corea Especially addressed
oniN). Via Seattle Earrymore. Jan
ilaWail. also specially addressed mail for
Japan, corea and China via san Fran
cisco Korea Maru. Jan S
i apan, Corea, China. Siberia, French lndo-
emma, Netherlands EaSt Indies tcNcep:
SunatraJ and Philippine Islands via
seattle; also parcel post mails for Japan
'orea, China. Siam and French lndo.
CHINA. keystone state. Jan O.
iiJi Islands. Sew Zealand and Australia.
VIA Vancouver and Victoria. Il &.
Niagara Jan
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

From Tho Tri5'me's Washington Bu'eou
vASlfINGTON. Jan S-Army orders is
sued TODAY follow.
Air Service
Nrsdy Cant. f NJ. to Long Island
Hrhois Capt q l.. to Wsshipgton
heoier. II. ". t.. 20 san Antonio.
Quar;ermaster Corps
Sterling. Cant f. u. to Fort Bliss
'-2inA. 1t l.. TO Camp Bragg
Clarke. Capt. r s to Camp Holabird
Field Artillery
Bennett. II, \ 5. to Fort Nyer.
Erickson. IL. { Y. to Honolulu
Medical Corps
waterous. capt. W H. to Fort Crook
Eirkhau. Capt H. A. to Camp Lewis
Nayes. Mas. - J. jo Manila.
Coast Artillery
Butter 1t W c.. 10 Manila
Naming. Lt. Il. f. 20 Fort Macarthur
Infantry
steel Capt G. +. to Lebanon.
Burt. Capt. w. c.. to Camp DIX.
Miscellaneous
Libby. Capt. X r. Ord. Dept. 10 Panama.
smith. Lit Col (. T.. Adj Cen. to Wash
1nrton.
Godson 1t, Il. II. ir.. Cav, TO Walter Reed
hospital
~perrN, Lit J. Il. Vet. c. to Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Departures for New York
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan s. Managing
agents of Shipping Board on pacic Coast
meet here Thuraday with Shippinr Board
officials at san Francisco. Portland and
Seattle. to discuss coo operation between al
government lines. only seven mana ;sine
agents noW active on this coast
SAN PEDRO. IAN 3-t;inyo Maru. from
Valparaiso Jan >. will be the first Japanese
Passenger vessel 10 sail from this po,t
direct to tho orient without calling at san
Francisco
VICTORIA. Il e. Jan Customs collrc-
ions her" IN l92l total 81 663. .5Al, COM
pared Wiih $50 lol in l"s0. increase at
trihuted 10 iquor imports in last six
months
HAVANA. Ian 3-New negotiations have
for Settlement Of port workers. strike begun
December >. It had been intention of
government 10 substitute police and sol
dl"rs ior striking truck drivers, as cougrs-
tion on wharvcs is bad. orders have nov,
been issued 10 police reserves for omcr-
sen'A work. ia case disorders arise
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04

West Haven, San Tranclsco Dec Is.
Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific Co
tlua, Port Limon. Ian l.. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Rocharbesu Havre Dec 81 French Line
Clan Mcbride. bordeaux. Dec 2e.
Barber s s Lines
Lorenzo. SueS. Dec 30 Norton. Lilly & Co
Tronbadour, Santos. Dec TIL Kerr S S Co
Porto Rico. san Juan. lan s.
\ & Porto Rico S S Co
Fcrt Hamilton, Bermuda. Dec /.
l'urncss. Witty e. Co
Baltic. liverpool. Dec 81. White Star Line
Eastern Grown. Shields. Dec 2
* Australasia Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
First Units of Fleet
Off for Southern Drill
Destroyer Tenders First to Ce,
Away for Guantanamo
and Wyoming Follows

The first units Of the Atlantic fleet.
with headquarters at Brooklyn Navy
Yard. started for the winter drill rem
dezvous N southern waters off Cuba
early yesterday. The destroyer ten
ders Blac<hawk and Bridgeport were
first to take up anchor. and put to sea.
The tenders were followed bv tho
battlcship Wyoming. flagship of Rca,
Admiral John d. Mcdonald, command
ing the batteship force. The Arkansas
will steam out at noon to-day.
The cruiser Columbia, which has
been converted into the fleet flagship.
with Admiral Hilary F. Jones aboard.
is to sail at noon Saturday. Tho
dcstroyers Leary, Dickinson and
Charles Ausburne are under orders to
sail on The 18th.
Because Of short appropriations ac-
tivities of the feet may be restricted
to torpedo practice with some Panama
Canal defense problems to be worked
out.
BOSTON, Jan. 3.-The battleships
North Dakota and Delaware sailed to-
day for Cuba. The Florida, the flag
ship Of Rear Admiral Newton A. Nc
Gully Will sail tomorrow with the
mine squadron. consisting of six de-
stroycrs.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3.-Thc hos
ptal ship Relief. destroyer Truxtun
and supply ship Dixie left to-day for
the maneuvers in Cuban waters.
Charleston, S. c. will be the first port
of call.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
Foreign Ports
\rriNnis Prom Now Yu

NrriNnls From New Yor.
STANTINorLc Dec 81 - Rivcr
oront"s ORD
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PORT SAID. Jan Java (Du), FOR sa-
bang
IANRE. Dec 3l-La Savoic trr).
GLASGOW, Jan City of Frccport. via
Nptilla.
CARDIFF Jam Exeter Ciiy CBN.
SELFAST. Jan a-castern Guide.
Departures for New York
HuENoS AYRES. Jan e--rhodc Uaec-
lund (Nor)
DANZiG. Dec 2e--Cnsconicr Ci'l)
ANTW EFP. Dec 31--Cautigny.
ilAMBt E,i. Dec . Mount CLAY.
DUNK lRK. pee McKocqport
NAPLES. Dcc 2.-raormina Nts,t.
LONDON. Jan S--SeQuoya OEr).
tDNSTANZA. Dec 10 -Acropols
HlBRNLTAE, Ian o--Tydcus (Br>, from
Manila
New-York tribune., 1922-01-04
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SIlIPNLN STEEN

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of TIE positions of merchant vessels re
rtINcd through the Unitcd States Naval
Ng'nlnuhicatlon service. Shpnastcrs
Of vessels with radio apparatus may.
without charge. report their Giro noon
positions through the following naval
iaulo stations - thc United states
proper. Bar lialbor. Nc tDttcrcliftes).
Amaeanscu. l.. l.: cape May \ j.
Norfolk. Va; Cape uatteras ~ G.
Jupiter. Fla; KY West, Fla New
Orleans. La.
'rhcsc position CTR, reports should
only toe addressed to tho radio station
eaii"d. and they win be forwarded to
N"w York. III is Important that these
noon each day in order that they may
be received In time for publication