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The New York herald., 1920-01-27
BRITISH ADMIRALTY MOVES
TO SELL SCHOONER TURNER
(specta, Gable to ,he HsraldJ }

BERMUDA. B. w. /. Monday.-The
British Admiralty has begun an action for
the sale OF the American schooner n. L.
Turner, belonging to the Vinegar Bend
Lumber Company. of Alabama, for f4,1S6
The schooner is under arrest here pending
an action by the United States govern
ment for salvage. 1t is alleged that the
vessel is leaking and deteriorating badly,
and for this reason a sale is desired.
The British action has been adjourned
pending survey OF the schooner.
Claim for salvage was first instituted
by the United States. The y. Il. Turner
sailed from New Orleans for Bordeaux
with cargo of tobacco and lumber early
in May, 1919. She was abandoned 800 miles
east of Cape Henry and later was picked
up by the United States steamship Rock
dale and towed to Bermuda.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
MARITIME MIscELLANY.

Four masted schr Cecilia Cohen, about I 800
tons deadweight, built for David Cohen Co. Inc.
ship brokers, of 20 Broadway Will be launched
Feb : at the yard Of Percy & Small. Bath. Ne.
BOSTON. Jan 26-Str West Corum. La Palice
for;New York. reported by wireless today that she
was disabled, but expected 10 reach Bermuda for
STR West zula with her propeller stripped OF
blndes, sent word today she was going to the
Azores to he refitted.
Str Oskaloosa put in here today with steering
apparatus damaged and fuel oil almost gone.
Str West lseta reported today by wireless that
she would arrive here tomorrow for repairs.
Str Clarion, which is towing disabled str Buff
falo Bridge. reported she was experiencing heavy
weather with her tow 800 miles off Halifax, and
str Airlie, which has been in tow, lisabled. sew
eral days, reported she was being bnffetcd by
schr Samuel Castner. Jr. was sold to Capt Fred
Clark (of Bangor) on private terms.
+ CHICAGO. Jan 26--str Sidney Neff icebound
6 miles off Chicago harbor since week ago today,
disappeared from sight during the night and is
believed to be drifting the lake with the
leo pack No trace has been found of six men
who left Chicago yesterday morning to walk over
The ice to the boat, but it is believed they reached
the steamer.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan o6-Str Lenape. New
York via Charleston for this port ran aground
today the south jetty off Mayport. Late today
she had not been floated.
LONDON. Jan o6-Str Ice King. from Bremen
haven for United States CNew York;, Is at Cardiff
dischargng part of cargo Of kaiDit TO locate hull
leakage.
message received from Colon states that str
Mayport, Norfolk Nov 30 for Colon, before re-
ported a. Kingston ia Dec repairing pumps, is
supposed ashore OH Roncador Reef. Tug will be
sent to her assistance. Heavy weather reported
in the vicinity.
Str Aureole from New York Dec % for Copen-
hagen and Helsngfors. before reported stranded at
Lister, Farsund, Norway, has been condemned.
Fire in No 1 hold str Benoni, which arrived
at Gravesend Jan 2i for Manila, has been ex-
tingushed.
PANAMA. Jan 26-American Shipping Board
str Marne, aboard which explosion Sa turday
afternoon caused fire which ignited the oil
bunkers. was sunk today in 30 feet Of water by
"a three inch shells fired into her by submarines.
Her decks awash and burning oil Is still flow
ing from her forward hold. She was bound from
New York to Melbourne, with an 5000 ton cargo
of general merchandise.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan a6-Str Santa Paula,
from Antofagasta. &c. with cargo nitrate soda ;.
&c, while proceeding TO discharging berth at Poi /
Richmond PM yesterday struck n rock off Cramps
Shlpyard. Vessel drawing IS feet of water;
damage, If any, not known.
PORTLAND, Me. Jan 24-T NJ Nicholson, or
Bucksport owner of schr II VI Nicholson. ON which
a libel for SO 900 placed Tuesday by Deputy
u $ Marshal. filed bond for the same amount
and the vessel was released.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan o6-Str Kayseeka from
New York via this port for Yokohama and Kobe.
reported by wireless that she was returning TO port
with boiler trouble.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Fewer Immigrants
in 1919 Than in 1917

Immigration figures for 1919. published
by the Immigration Restriction League,
snow that the arrivals in 1919 were fewer
than in 1917. Total arrivals for 1919 are
given as 20,o2l. 1t is declared that at
present immigration is increasing rapidly,
In spite of the fact that the war passport
regulations have been extended by Con-
gress indefinitely. The excess of immi-
grant aliens over emigrant aliens in 1919
was l76lo. The excess in 1918 was 1903.
The report declares that the relatively
large number of immigrants going to the
South and West Is accounted for by Mex
lean and Japanese immigration.
The percentage of aliens certified as
mentally and physically defective who
were allowed to land has steadily in
creased. being ia in 1917, 74-1 in 1918 and
70 in 1919. Although the total of debarred
was 1929 greater than the preceding year,
the administrative fines imposed were
only s5S,055, as compared with $63,515 the
preceding year.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
By United States Naval Communica-
tion Service.

Achilles 7i2 miles : Cape Henry O pM 18th
Advance 63S miles Ambrose light vessel noon
Aflic 90 miles Y Fire Island light vessel o45 AN
Goth.
Aabama 30 miles Diamond Shoal noon o5th.
Alaskan $50 miles T. Care Henry M 25th.
Apache col miles s Scotland light vessel noon
2Gtb.
Arnpahos 10 miles Diamond Shoal noon 25th.
Baldbutte 10 miles Diamond Shoal noon Goth.
Bannack fi3 miles Il New York PM 25th.
Bar lIarbor 2Ti miles Waiting Island noon 18th
Ba ton Rouge 4 miles ENE Tsmpico noon 18th.
Betsy Bell passed Cape Henry noon 18th.
Black Arrow GOO miles So Ambrose light vessel
noon 10Th.
Brilliant ~ miles Y Sand Key pm 2sth.
G \ Garfield O3 miles ne Diamond Shoal noon
26th.
Calvert - milcs y sand Key noon 25th
CascO lat 40 A. n. Ion JJ 05 w noon 18th
Chester sun 637 miles u Delaware Capes noon
25th.
city Of Savannah d, miles sw Diamond shoai
noon 26th
City Of 81 Louis 81 miles Diamond shooi noon
10th.
Charlton. towing sir Buffalo Bridge, 755 miles Il
Halifax noon 25th,
coperas 81 miles Diamond shoal noon 2oh.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

/ GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 2G-Arrived tug Free
port sulphur No .. towing barges Freeport Sulphur
No and Frceport sulphur No L. Tampco (and
Arrived 18th. strs Middleham Castle (Br). Las
I'almas: West Queechee, Newport News; Concho,
New York; Nueces. do; Tasmanic (Sw). New
Orleans.
Sailed 26th. strs West Shore, Manchester; Nu.
biaa (Br), Liverpool via Pensacola: Lake Stirling.
baltimore; Rayo, towing barge Socony No ~. for
New York; schr Scherewog, from Texas for Cuba
Sailed 18Th. str Dertona. Hamburg.
GULFPORT. Miss. Jan I-Sailed. schrs NJ ]
Taylor CBr. Port au Prince. Hayti; Stewart I
Salter tI3r). Cape Haytien.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Jan 26-Arlved, strs
Matanzas mot Lake Glasco. reported Sunday
barge westland. New York Gin tow.
Arrived 25th. str Lake Grnmpus Havana.
Sailed 18th, STIR Trip. Yokohama.
MOBILE. Ala. Jan 25-Arrived. str Belgian (Br),
Port Tampa; schr Lewis Brothers (Br,. Genoa.
Arrived 26th. str II Dimock, Bocas del Toro.
Sailed 24th, str Livingstonia (Brj, Glasgow; schr
Don Parsons (Br), Cuban ports.
Sailed 18th, str Louisiana, Port Lobos via Gulf
port
Sailed 2Gth strs San Bernardo Mex. Tuxpam
Belvernon (Nor). New Orleans; schrs Cape la
Havre (Br), Guadeloupe; Edwin G Farrar, Pensa-
cola.
NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Jan 26-Arrived, strs
Asian (Br), Liverpool via Barbados, Trinidad,
Iaguayra Port Cabello, Curacao. Port Colombo
and Cristobal; Dannedalke, Antlla; Lake CORN,
Nuevitas; Lake Flushing. England; Mopang. New
York; Yoro (Iiond) Ceiba; schr City of Portland
Ponta Delgada.
Arrived oath, strs Bayway, Newport News;
Halden Evans. Tampco.
Cleared Goth. strs Antillian (Br), Liverpool;
Frederick II Kellogg. Tampco.
Sailed from Port Eads 26th, strs Comus, New
York. Monarch (Br), Liverpool; Neshamng, Lon
dom Oregon, Frontera; Quimistan OHondl. Omoa
via Port Cortez; Tasmania tSw) Chrlstiania and
Gothenburg via Galveston and Norfolk.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan 26-Arrved, strs
Aslaug (Nor). Norfolk and sailed for Barbados) !;
Schiedyk (Dutch). Baltimore; Lake Larga, Port
land; Edenton, Hull; Bjorns jerne Bjornson (Nor).
Baltimore; Lake Sapor New York (and sailed for
Norfolk: lie Coo (Br). Beaumont; Newton (Brl,
New York. Lake Flovilla, Hull schr Margaret
Throop, Norfolk.
Sailed 2Jth, str West Elcasco, Rotterdam.
Sailed Goth, strs Ayrshire (Br) London; Eldena,
Havre.
NORFOLK. Va, Jan 25-Arrived. strs Cedar
Springs, Boston,; Babboosic New York; Bonne-
terre, Las Palmas; Wallowa, New York: Bocko-
noff, Tenerffe; Evangelos Ger. Marseilles; Nor
folk. New York: Edenton. Philadelphia; Com
modore Rollins (Norl, do; Alsace (Fr), Fayal;
Utoka, Santiago de Cuba; Canadian Gunner (Br),
Cuba; schr jacksonville. Providence.
Arrived 25th. strs Liberator, Baltimore; Inland,
Boston IssaQuena, Cardiff.
Arrived 26th, strs SaXilby (Br), Baltimore; (;
Shanghai Maru Dapl, Newport News land sailed
for Puerto Military; Wisteria, Caibaren; Canadian
Gunner OBJ. Santiago; tug Bathalum, Philadel-
Sailed 25th, strs Vestnorge (Nor), Kingston;
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For
eign Ports.

MONMOUTH. Jan 25-Arrived. str Grainton
(Br). Portland.
ANTWERP. Jan ol-Arrived. str Henry Clay,
New York.
Sailed 22d. str Idaho (Brl. New York
ALGoA BAY. Jan 22-Arrived str Gordon Castle
(Br). New York.
Arrived 22d str Bassa (Br) Montreal and Syd.
uey. OR.
ANrorAGAsTA. Jan c4-sailed, str Felix Taus-
sig. Colon for ordersl.
AFRICA, Jan 22-Arrivod. str Ccntaurus. Port.
land. o. via San Francisco.
Arrived 2ith str Morristown. New York via
Balboa. Callao and Moendo.
Arrived I'D. str Crsycroft. Norfolk.
BARRY. Jan 26-Sailed. str Sierentz (Fr).
Hampton Roads.
BERGEN, Jan 17--Arrivcd, str RancnfIord CNor),
Ncw York
BRIXITAM, Jan a3-Arrvcd, str Paul lalx (Br),
BORDEAUX Jan 25-Arrivcd. str Trois RIVERS
(I'r,. Vancouver via Norfolk. oo,,,
BuENos AYREs. Jan 23-AftiTed, str Rivera
Arrived I'D. ship Karmo CNor). Norfolk
BALBOA. Jan 24-Sailed. strs s darkness.
Psagua Hazel Branch CBr). Guayaquil.
CARDIFF. Jan 2i-saled. str Baymano (Br,
Hampton Roads.
CHR1sTTANSASD Jan 1s-sailed. str Olaf
kyrre fNorl. New York.
COPENHAGEN. Jan 15--Arrived. strs Konwood
Bridge. Boston, kootenai. New York; 10th. Fred
erik VIII dam. New York.
CAPE SPARTEL. Jan 24-Passcd. str Medina.
New York for Genoa and Naples.
'Ab'I TN, Jan .V--salled, Sur santa Cruz, san
Francisco
CEISTOBAL Jan 2i-Arrivcd. strs Astmahco
No 8. New York Princess Matoika, do; Puerto
Rico FRI 81 Nazaire.
Arrived 18th. strs Edcllyn, New York: Cote
Blanchc Norfolk; Ancon, New York; oylcric (Brl,
New Orleans for Shanghai; Goth, cculc. Norfolk
for Valparaiso, Sc.
Sailed 2ith sirs Santa Jeonora. New Orleans;
Nismaha. New York.
Sailed 25th, strs voisa tr'r), Azores; virrinian.
Antwerp.
Sailed 25th. strs Junin CBr. Azores; Kangaroo
tBrl. Nantes; 26th, Tokiwa Maru Jap. New
York: Engineer (Brl. Galveston.
CURACAO. Jan -, 8 PM-Sailcd. strs Smaragd
fSorl. New York: 2ith. AN. Marncalbo. do.
DARTMOUTH, Jan 2G-Sailcd str Carib, New
York
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
GENERAL CONNOR PRAISES
TRANSPORTS RESCUE WORK

Brigadier General w. d. Connor, COM
msndng officer of the last of tho A. z. F.
troops who arrived on board the army
transport Northern Pacific has sent a
letter to Captain A. o. Lustie COM
mander of that vessel. compliJnenting him
for the excellent way in which he and his
crew rescued the passengers of the leak
ing transport Powhattan.
The appreciation that we have for our
own treatment" he wrote, "was augmented
by n high admiration for the splendid
qualities Of yourself and your crew. The
transfer was effected in manner reflect
ing the highest credit upon all concerned
ard was such as to form n high standard
or precedence in the army transport
service. 1t is a performance. of which you
may be proud and on which I offer you
my hearty congratulations and l assure
you of my highest admiration
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.
Especial Despatch to the Herald


WASHINGTON. d. c.. Monday.-Ihese nava
orders were issued to-day
Captain George Pickrell TO member Naval Ex'
amDng oliard and Naval Retiring Board. Navy
Department. Washington. d. G.
Captain Ward *. Workman. TO command de-
stroyer flotilla 10. squardon 4. Pacific fleet.
Lieutenant Commander Howard d. Bode. to
U. $. $. Savannah reporting February D.
Lieutenant Commander Loyal A Davidson. ~
u. $. s. Rochester senior engineer officer. re-
porting January %.
Lieutenant Commander Arthur " Dunn; TO AID
and flag lieutenant staff OF Rear Admiral
Andrew T. Long. commander Division 4. U. s.
Atlantic fleet.
Lieut. enant Commander Robert W. Holt. to Bu-
reau of Navigation Navy Department.
Lieutenant Commander John Il. McClain, 10
U. $. $. Idtchfield and in command when com
missioned.
lieutenant Leo F. Brown. to U. s. s. O-3.
Lieutenant Burton w. Chippendale. to CON-
mand T. =. s. OLA.
Lieutenant Wilton D. I. Domer. 70 U. S. s.
Hopewell as division supply officer.
Lieutenant Carl &. Hugger TO duty Naval Hos
pital New York. y. Y.
Lieutenant Tuthl Ketcham. to U. S. s. Nj.
Lieutenant Louis L. stedman. to duty in com
lieutenant Thomas n. vinsen. to command e. s.
s. RI
U. S. $. Fulton.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Transatlantic Mails.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 81.

TUESDAY JANUARY 81.
Great Britain. Ireland, Netherlands, Norway.
SyeCen. Denmark. Germany. Hungary, Llthuania,
1Atvia. Esthonia. Finland. gel. Madei ra
and Cape Verde islands, also parcel post mails
for Great Britain. Ireland. Egypt, British India.
str Cedric. II AN (sup 1910 PaD.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2s.
Germany ~: also parcel post mails for Ger
many. Austria and CZecho- -Slovakia. str Schodack.
Senegal Sierra Leone, Gold Coast Lagos and
Nigeria. str New Brunswick IL NJ
Portugal and Spain ~: also parcel post mails
for Portugal. Madeira. Spain. Canary Islands and
Ceuta Mellla Fpd Tansier in Morocco. str Cauto.
Senegal. Gambia, Liberia. Ivory Coast. Gold
.roast, Dahomey. Lagos and Belgian Congo; also
parcel post mails for Liberia. str West Saginaw
10 AM.
south Africa: also parcel post mails for. Union
ot South Africa, str Clan Macwilliam, IL NJ lsup
1880 PM.
THURSDAY. JkgUARY 30.
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa; also par
-Asack Castle 10 An sup 1880 AND.
Yihraitar Csreece y: also parcel post mails ior
Gibraltar and Greece. str Csietopa. 10 AN.
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. JANUARY -.
Jamaica. Cannl Zone. Panama. Salvador printed
matter. Sci Nicaragua texcept East Coast. ANA
pala. Chouteca and prints. &c. for Nacaome. To-
gucf.alpa aud Yuscaran (Hondl. Colombil. Ecua-
dor Peru Except Iquitos). Bolivia and Chill other
parts of Honduras and letter mail for Salvador y.
Hayti. except Cape Haytien and Port de ralx
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy MILL

HAVANA. Jan 13-Arrived, tug Baldrdee. Key
West; barges Northern No 20. Key West, and
Northern No 81. Charleston; 10th. strs Greystoke
Castle tBrl, Antwerp for Galveston; Canadian
Sower (Isr). st John. NIB: Munalbro Norfolk;
18th. Cartago. New Orleans land sailed 18th for
Cristoban. Cadiz (Sp). do land sailed 18th for
Barcelona; Grecian, Norfolk; Hoosac. Pensacola.
TURKS ISLAND, Jan 14-Sailed schr Augusta
W Snow, Boston.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Sailed cath. str Bassam CBrj, Sierra Leone,

Sailed aith, str Bassam tBrl. Sierra Leone,
Accra, &c.
The corrected reading Of the barometer reduced
TO sea levcD at New York Monday, Jan 20,
1870, at AN, as reported by the United States
Weather Bureau, was thirty and eighty one hun
dredths (30.sD inches. This closely aproxima tes
seven hundred and eighty-two and six-tenths
t'S20l millimetres. Captains OF all vessels now
lying IN or near the ports of New York and Brook
for observing whether their own barometers re-
qulre any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind AT Sandy Hook. PM NJ. II miles
cloudy; hazy; light sea. At City Island at sun
set, NE, moderate breeze; cloudy.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
SAILED.

strs Gulfmald and I barge Port Arthur; Graf
Wadcrsce tBr), London: Bayonne (motorl Pha-
delphia; Caho Mcnor esp. Barcelona; jamestown
Norfolk and Newport News; Argentina .QtaD,
Palermo.
Sirs Kcarny. Norfolk; sark lNcr), Hamburs;
STANDARD. Tuxpsm; Gaffney. Batoum via Gibral-
tar; Argentina ntan Palermo, &C.
sailed 22d, str Hadnot, Tort Lcbos- ..
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
Bound East.

Tugs Honcybrook. with bargcs IN ice. tug
leaving for New York at AND: Westmorelaud
with 4 du iceI Ronald g Eeeler and Elmer A
keelcr, with 10 lin icel; Roger Williams, with ~:
Lenape with (at :35 PM); Lykcns, with navy
barge 1at 1898 PM; Cora l. Staples. with .
barges tat 30 PM).
Heavy ice pack extends from Captains rslari,
Long Island Sound. TO Rikcr's Island, New York
Harbor. and beyond.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str Santa Clara. Jucaro Jan 5 via Boston 2ith
for New York. to tho American and Cuban Steam
ship line. In ballast.
Str Pawnee. Boston for New York. to the East
ern Steamship Corporation, with mdse Qatter de-
tained by ice) .
Tugs Narragansett, with . bargcs (at AM)
Gertrude and Aries, with tat AND; o
Brown, with (nt AND.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Rotterdam Dutch). Rotterdam via Plymouth
for New YORK, was IOs miles u Of Ambrose
chlnncl lishtsliip ut noon 2Gth VIII probably
dock "Wednesday morning
Str la Sayoic tI'r) Havre for New York. expects
90 arrive at Quarantine about AM Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

BERMUDA, Jan 26-Barometer at noon, o.39
inches; wind, sE;- weather, fine; maximum tenn
perature. 70 deg Fahr
CAPE RACE, Nj, Jan os--Barometer at noon,
302o inches; wind. Me- brisk breeze; weather
fine; temperature. 5 deg Fair. .f,
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
ARRIVED.

str Mauretania ORR, Southampton and Cher.
hvurg. 10 the Cunsrd Steamship Co. with passen-
GERS. mails and mdse. Passed In Sandy Hook at
ESQ PM.
Str Angio.Mexlcnn CBr). Liverpool.
sw vestniia tBr) London.'S
e6 vitcriia Bp, Glasgow Jan Q, 10 tho cmard-
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Under the provisions Of paragraph of the regu
lations governing the use. administration and
navigation OF Hell Gate, East River New York
during improvement operations approved by the
Secretary of War under date of Nov IS, 1919. the
said regulations hereby suspended until further
notice, there being floating plant now in op-
era ton In He'll Gate. EDW. BURR,
Colonel. Corps of Engineers.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED

CHAINS AND ANCHORS.
G. w. FISHER. ~ Wall ST. 'lhone Rcctor-64.
FOR SALE-Bargc. covcrd house, 100 II. by ~
H.: capacity 200 tons. MCINTOSH. Brooklyn
Bridge Dock. Beckman-a400.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

NEWPORT. Jan 26-Manager Cape Cod Canal
ldvises by phone today vessels can 20 through
anal subject to delay, west end still is in bay
condition.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

ryThe time given in the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the United
states Coast and Geodctic Survey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27
DUE JANUARY 20.
ALMANAC Tor new YORK. Jan. ~.

suf rises......... : 10 Moon rises. 10 10 AN
sun sits s........ o6 Moon sets.... An
rfME. OF HIGH WATER LANuARY 81.
The New York herald., 1920-01-27

FOR SALE -STEAMEr 200 tons freight ca
pacitv suitable inland waters. MCINTOSH.
brooklyn Bridge Dock. Belkinan--4o0.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16
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 DATE CREEK RESTORATION These lands. abandoned as mill tary reservation. are worth looking into.
 REGENT SURVEYS. some of the recently surveyed lands, among them some lands adjoining the Col orado River Indian Reservation lwithin which Parker is iocatcd) oust to be examined.
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Arizona republican., 1920-05-16

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