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The New York herald., 1921-11-18
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10.

Bermuda, via Hamilton. Str FORT HAAIIL4-
TON, $50 AM.
South Brazil, Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay Cp, via Rio Janeiro. Montevldeo
Cuba o., via Havana, str MEAlCO, 5
AM T.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay Cs). via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str HE'S
PETtlA s AN.
Barbados st Lucia and Guiana (Argen-
tina. Uruguay and Paraguay ,, via Bar
bados, Montevideo and Buenos Aires, str
CHARLTON HALL, $40 AM
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico. via
cabello. str CARACAS, $50 AM (suD $3.50
Porto Rico. ST Thomas and st Croix. via
San Juan, str SAN LORENZO lsea posD
3 80 AM Csup .: 80 AN -.
Costa Rica CUBA. Canal Zone and Pan
anna >, Via Havann, Cristobal and Port
Lirnon, str ULUA, o AN I.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, Via
Turks Island, Mogts Christi. Puerto Piat Ia.
Sanchez. Samana, Lii Romana, san Pedro
Barahona. str ALGONQUIN. $3.50 AM (sup
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (prlnts.
&c), Nicaragua (eNccpt East CoasD. ANA
pala City, Choluteca (also prints, &C, for
Nacaome, Tegucgalpa and Nuscaran). In
Honduras. Cauca ana Narino departments
of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru Except lpuitos).
Bolivia and Chile tother parts of Honduras
and letter nail for Salvador -, via Cris-
tobal, str WALTEE LUCKENBACH, >
PM (sup PM.
Bahamas, mclu1ng Inagua and Fortune
Islands (Mexlco -. via Nassau, Vera Cruz.
Puerto Mexico and Tampco also parcel
post mails for the Mexican States of CHI
apas, Guerrero. Hidaigo, Mexico Morelos.
Oaxaca. puebla rlaxcala and Vera Cruz,
| str SANTIAGO y
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
ARRIVED.

So Cameronia CBr), Glasgow Nov and
MovilIe 9th. TO the Anchor Line, with 20
first. 40i second and no steerage paesen-
gers. mails and mdse. Went TO pier 90,
North River.
str Modics CNor) Bremen Oct -. New
castle, Z. 2Jth and Baltimore Nov 10, to
u Tracy Co, with salt Went TO pier
80. North River.
str Black Arrow. Bilbao Nov g. 20 the
New York and Cuba Mali Steamship Co. IN
ballast. Went 10 New ork Dock Co.'s pier
lS, Brooklyn.
aud vaiencia ed. 10 Garcia & Dinz, vith
mdsc. Went 20 pier 49, Eas, River.
Str Iakaoka Maru (Jsp). Yokohama Aug
1s, Nagasakl 23d, Hong Kong 30th, Iloilo
sept 3. Manila 1lth Batavia 2ist, Singapore
27th. Port said Oct ~ and Barcelona 3ist.
TO liouider Weir a Boyd with mails and
mdse. Went 70 pier go. clifton. 81.
str Eastern Crag. Cape Town oct !. Ma
dera gath and Boston Nov -, 20 the United
states and Australasia Steamship Go, with
mdse. Went to pier 3, Amy Base. Brook
Ign.
STR Hawkeye state. Honolulu oct a. San
Francisco 3ist Los Angeles Nov .. Cr.stObal
nth and Havana i4th, TO the Matson Navi-
CATION 60, with 10 flrst. ] second and go
third class pesseenscrs; mails and mdse.
Str Edward Luckenbach. Seattle Oct .. san
Francisco 10th and Cristobal Nov W, 20 the
Luctenbach steamship Go, win mdso. Went
10 foot Of 3Jth stret. Brooklyn
Str Alaskan. Seattle Oct q, Crlstohal Nov
. and Charleston liih, 70 The United amer.
can AlN'Ss Win muse NtHL 80 Fi'i W
Bus1 Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Santa Marta. Cristcbsl Nov q. Cnrta-
gcna hth, Porto Colombia Sth. santa Marta
10th and Kingston i2th, 50 tho United Fruit
! Go, with 30 passengers, malls ana mdsc'
/ Went TO pier ij, Last River.
SIR Nora Tumpico Nov 10. 20 tlc Pan
/ American Petroleum and Transport 70, win
crude oil. Went to pier y. Bayonne.
! Str q Harrison Smith tBr), Lobos Oct %.
to Robert L Hague. with crude oil. Anchored
= s,r Siehoias careo Sxor,, Baracoa 40,
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
CLEARED.

Str Frederik VII dam, Nchcnbcrg,
Christiansand, Chrlstiania and Copenhagen
'gcneraD --Funcl, Edge 81 Co
Str Londonier (Beig), Palm. Havre and
Antwerp tgrsin) Lloyd Royal Beige;
Str Tiberton tBr). Dowell, Marseilles
Nrheat)--J II Winchester & Co.
str Grainton (Br,. Henderson,, Genoa
(wheaD--J II Winchester Il Co.
Str City of Durham tBr). Reay. Yokohama.
Kobe. sc, via Norfolk and Panama Canai
Eeneral) Norton. Lilly Co.
Str Mnnesotan. Smith, san Pedro san
Francisco &c. via Panama Canal (seneraD--
United American Lines. Inc
Str Rosewo-th tB), Shotton, San Pedro
&c Macoris (ballast)-J IL Winchester & Co.
Str Cansnova, Mundy. san Juan, Ponce.
Sc (seueraD--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Lake farlston, Robins. Port au Prince,
I>ingstoiI &c general Clyde steamship Co.
Str Mundaie, Hassell. Matanzas, CardsI;s as
and Caibarien lseneran-AIunson Steamship
Line
SIR ST Mary CBr). Pescod. Guantanamo.
Santiago and Guayabai noral)--Atlantic
Sir Storaker (Nor,, Svendseu. Matanzas
Str Espcranza. Avery. Havana, Progreso:
sc (general) l)--.New York and Cuba Mail
steamship Co.
Str Muupacc. Luni. Vera Cruz and Tam
| pico tgeneral) )-Munson steamship Line.
Str Apache, Chichester, Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD-Clyde steamship Go.
Str Hamilton. Nelson, Norfolk (5eneiall-
Ole Dominion Transportation Co;
Str Kotonia dam, Madsen, Phtiadelohia
QallasiD --Bowring Co.
! str Willpolo. Faikenberg. Philadelphia TIA
| transiD-Williams Steamship Co.
Str Eastern Soldier, Barbe from Antwerp
| and Rotterdam). Philadelphia tresidue)-
Elack diamond steamship Corporation.
Str Orange River (Br), Andrews tfroni
Santos). Boston (residue)-Furness, Withy <
| Co
STR Pawnee. Robinson Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Apache, Chichester, Charleston ana
tlcneral) )--Eastcrn steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
u. S. TO APPEAL SHIP
COMMISSION RULING
Contracts Prior to War Sub.
;cct to judgments.

Judgments entered In the New York
Supreme Court and the United states
District Court against the Standard
Shipbuilding Corporation and in favor
OF a. o. Anderson & Co. and the J. G.
White Engineering Corporation will be
appealed by the United States Govern
ment. il was announced yesterday by
Donald q. Muhleman. so Broadway, at
torncy for the Standard Shipbuilding
Corporation of Shooters Island.
Both actions were brought to recover
moneys alleged 10 be due on account Of
commissions earned by obtaining con-
tracts for tho shpbuildng corporation
for building ships during a period before
the war. Anderson & co. have claims
totailing $4,000 on eight contracts and
the j. g. White Engineering Corporation
seek $4,000 commission ON one CON
tract.
Agreements were made February .,
1890. between the Fleet Corporation ana
the Standard Shipbuilding Corporation,
according to Mr.. Muhleman. under which
the Fleet Corporation was 10 indemnify
the shipbuilders against loss by reason
cf claims for the commissions.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
LUNCHEON HONORS
JAPANESE GUESTS
Ship Owners Of Two Nations
Exchange Views at White
hall Club.
FEDERAL AID URGED
Akira Ishii Sees Need of Pro-
lection FOR Shipping of
United States.
FEDERAL AID URGED

American and Japanese ship owners
sast I'D exchanged views at luncheon
givef y~2erday at the Whitehall Club
III Battery place. in honor OF the visiting
Japanese business mems party by the
American Steamship Owners Association
Akira Ishii, managing director of the
Nippon Yusen Kaisha, said that he recog-
nlzed the need of American shipping for
Government protection, but he declared
that discriminatory legislation was not
the best form for protection to take.
''As American shipping is handicapped
so are all kindred American industries
suffering from the same disadvantage of
high cost and high wages" Mr.. Ishil
said.
III other branches OF American indus
tries require protection through the pro-
lection OF high tariffs or otherwise.
fail to observe any good or pertinent
reason why shipping alone should be left
unprotected by the Government. For its
sound and efficient existence American
shipping also has a right to claim an ade-
quate protection from the Government
and some efficient means should be found
10 protect its existence and assist its
growth
Il do not believe. however. that the
enactment OF discriminatory legislation
of any nature, for instance. the extension
of the coastwise shipping laws to the
Philippines or the enactment of differ
entail Panama Canal tolls. win better
conditions. but on the contrary may have
tendency to disrupt the peaceful COM
1nercial relations now existing among
nations.
perhaps ] may be wrong in what |
have said, yet the question / have put
forth most frankly and boldly being
very important and serious in nature, l
hope you gentlemen will thrash it out
thoroughly before you put 1t into opera
ton"
Albert Gilbert Smith. president of the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Company. congratulated the visitors on
Japan's remarkable achievement in es-
tablishing II modern merchant marine,
the fifth in the world, in the brief period
since 1875 when her flag was seen for
the first time in European waters.
That America must hold a dominant
position in the shipping industry of the
world Mr.. Smith stated to be a fact fully
recognized by all the maritime nations OF
the world. "No thinking man can doubt,
and If anyone does doubt his eyes will
soon be open to the truth. that we pro-
pose having an adequate merchant ma
rine," said Mr.. Smith. "Never mind the
method of attainment, but we shall cer-
tainly have it; that important fact
should be firmly fixed in the minds OF
ALL
Mr. Smith subscribed TO Mr.. Ishii's
view that there should be cooperation
and conference between Japan and
America in matters of mutual interest.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
PASSED CITY ISLAND
Bound South.

SIR Herman Winter. Boston for New York.
Str Mayari (Br, Preston via Boston for
New York. TO the United Fruit Co.
Schr Maid OF France (Br), Liverpool, Ms,
for New York. with Hath TO the \ Dutton
Lumber Corporation; vessel TO j L Whitney
q Co.
Schr Mary y Anderson (Br), Sherbrooke,
Ms. for New York. with lumber to Hornon e.
Puddington: vessel TO l. Whitney & Co.
Schr Frances Parsons tBD, Rchbucto,
NIB. for New York, with lath TO Homan d.
Puddington.
Schr Telumah, st John, NIB. Via Stamford,
CT for South Amboy. 10 Gilmartin s. Co.
Tugs Plymouth, with barges Cat 7:4O
AND Gypsum King. with . (at l PM 18th !:
owen J McWilia ms, light cat T:45 AND !;
Watuppa, with . barges lat l 20 PM); Mas
sau, with Cat :l5 PN).
The New York herald., 1921-11-18

r Gordon 30 Il Tortugas 18th.
Lake Elrio $50 Il Hatteras 10th
Lake Farlstel @3 n Jupiter lbtu'
Lake Saws l65 ~ Croix 10th.
Lake Treba 10 \ Winter Quarter i'th
Liberty Bell 500 5 by Il Halifax iIth.
Lightburne 10 $ Jupiter 10Th.
Ligonier so 4 Sand Key 18th.
Madrono 465 W Sand Key 10Th. 49,
Manaqui l,034 $ Nantucket Il lOtl.
Mayaro .4S4 SSE Ambrose 10th:
Mediterranean $50 Il Hatteras 18Th.
Moline 105 w Key West 10th
Millinocket 81 $ Cape Fear Ilth
Montana 80 SE Cape Fear 18Th
Munalbro ) SW Vineyard l. V l.th.
Neshaba 952 + Cape Henry 18th.
Nobc 327 y Cape Henry 18TH. -
Ontario 251 u Fire Island nth;
Grant 2.07S from Baltimore 10Th
Orizaba III s Scotland l. l6tb
Paulsboro 234 SW Hatteras 10th.
Persian II Currltuck 10Th
Porto Rico 2u3 san Juan lotll.
Potomac 1853 4 Ambrose 18TH
Recca passed Key West 10Th.
Perfection 80 s Jupiter 10th
Reaper i52 n Tiatteras l1th. 80
Rotaran 2.2I7 $ san Pedro PM ioth.
Rotterdam 1850 Il Bar Harbor 10TH
Sabotawau 30 Jupiter 10th.
sac city 10 NE Jupiter 18th.
Sagaporack 2i3 y san Juan l6tn'
samuel @ Brown 2ll W sand Key lStli.
San Francisco 5I1 IsSE Ambrose lolh.
san Gil ~ \ Jupiter 18th.
san Jeronino $50 w SAND Key 10th.
san Pablo 10 S Cape san Antonio leth'
sacarappa 130 NE Hatteras 10Th.
Schroon lat 33 10. Ion ~ a3 ION.
Selma City 93 Jupiter 10Th
Shenandoah t16 Hatteras 10th.
Sixaola 232 5 Ambrose 18th.
S NJ Spaulding 50 L Sand Key 10th.
5 V Harkuess ~ SW Cape San Antonio 10Th.
Standard 40 w Sand Key 16th.
Stanley Dollar 80 from New York IN
18th.
steel Mariner 2,o5o u Ambrose 16:h.
Steel Worker il0 n Colon 18th.
Swiftscout ~ y Jupiter 18Th.
Swittsure - 5 Hatteras lIta.
Tanamo 2li y San Juan ION.
Tekoa iI2 from Charleston 10Th.
Theodore i Reynolds 80 Sc Cape CanaNerai
10th.
r J Williams g. X Jupiter f6tl.
transportation SW Fire Island litn.
Trinldadian - NV Tortugas 10th.
Turrialba i52 NNE Colon 18th.
Venezuela 81 Cristobal PM 10th.
Vinton County 3S5 $ Scotland l. 10Th.
Virginia 40 SW Sand Key 10th.
West Camak .D32 T. Cape Henry 10Th.
West Cobalt passed Nantucket 10th.
West Wauna 26i Sc Nantucket 18TH.
Western Plains $40 Il Portland 10th.
w II Libby 90 \ HatteraS 18th.
William Green - 5 by Il Jupiter 10th.
Winfred 100 W by y Egmont Key l6th.
w j. Stecd 20 NE Jupiter 18th.
Youngstown 1I0 y Jupiter 18Th.
Zulia SS7 : Scotland L V 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Oropesa (Br. Hamburg for Now ofk.
IS expected 10 dock az pier ~. North River,
saturday morning.
Str Hudson. Bremen. sc. for New York.
Is expected 10 arrive in Quarantine late sat
urday and dock at pier a. North River,
probably sunday morning.
Str Panhandle state, London for New
York. Is expected 10 dock at pier ~, North
River, Monday morning.
str Helig Olav (Danb. Copenhagen, SC.
for New York, Is expected 20 dock at foot
of 18th street, Hoboken. late Friday or early
Saturday.
str Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch, Rotterdam.
&c. for New York, Is expected 10 dock at
foot of 9th street. lloboken, Sunday fore
noon.
Str South American CBr). Baltimore for
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given IN miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specificd.l
Abcrcos 40 from Colon 18Th.
Afc 992 y Jupiter 18th.
AgWisea 200 " Jupiter l6tl.
Agwiworld ) Hillsboro 18th.
Alabama IS 5 Hatteras 18th towing large
Albert r. Watts Az W Havana 18th
American press ~ So south Pass 18th.
Atlantic sun IA SW Hatteras tGtn
Aztec 81 Sc Charleston 18th.
Bcthclrldge 2S3 W Sand Key lGtli.
Brkenhead 24o sw sand Key 1Gth.
Bradford i6i w Sand Key 10TH.
a snldcr 1G0 Sw Hatterss 18Th.
Calearollte 265 SW Hatteras 10Th.
carolyn 2G0 : Hatteras 18TH.
Carrlllo 13s from Cape Maysi 1871
Carriage $50 : Ambrose 11th.
Centennial state 5T6 Ambrose l6th.
cerro Azul 43s w ssnn Key 18th
Charlcc v IIarwood 120 SSW iiatteras lIth.
Charles Pratt 6s W Key West 18Th.
Chester Sun ~ Hatteras l7th.
city Of Columbus so NNE Hatteras l1th.
city of Savannah 40 sw Hattcras 18Th.
cts OF Wcatherford % w Tampa 10th.
CLARK Mills $50 y Hstieras l6i9
ClaNarack .o9O - Frying Fan 10TH
Cliffwood 80 Z Charleston 1Gti.
Comal passed Hafteras 18th.
Comanche 300 Scotland !. V IGt'.
Cripple Greek II ; Carysfort 18TH
Crlslnbai 1873 Cape Henry 18TH.
Dallas IS : Hattcras 10Th Gin tow OF str
David MckeIyy eeO sw Haitoras 10th.
perbiay 15 FROM Bolboa 10th.
Eastern Prince 100 from Cape Mala 18th.
EDWARD v DOuenN III l4fb w DdlN MY lbtll.
III Alba ~ y Hatteras 18th.
IN Estcro f2t uattcras lIth.
ri Sol iSs NV Tortugas 10TH.
ID Nnlle 1870 SW fIattsras 18th.
timac pa Trinidad 1Bth.
Y Kemp 20 SSW Hattcras l6t.t
EgspX 10 Winter Quarter i6ih
s W. Sinclair 30 fatteras 18th.
% q Barstow 80 SE Cape Henry 10Th
General W G Gorgna LOO Scotland L. V
i6.h.
Georgia ~ y Fowey Bocke 18TH.
George w Barnes 30 SW Nantucket J.
tTth.
Grecian ie sw Flre Island 7th
Gulfcoast 200 y Hatterus lIth.
gulfkng S Fowey Rocks lGth.
Gulfland $50 fIattcras lIth.
,;ulftnaid ~ n Ifsttcras ifth.
.iuifstnr 4J CuDo Cpunvcrol lHtn,
tsulfstreani ig1 SW liattcras ijth.
D;uif OF Mexico 1gj Ambrose lith.
ilampden q v Block island 18Th.
Henry - Whiton 80 ~ Ambrose 1862.
Henry II Mallory 80 scotland j. Y l'th.
Herbert T. Pratt 10 NV Jupiter lGtu.
hilton Il w Alligator lteof i6it
J G Donncll II Sc Brunswick iGth.
Il ONel 25S SN Hatteras lGin
y " panaiger i1a u Tanplco fGth.
I j VI Guffpy 2iO y Jupiter 18Th
John y Archbo'd ~ Il Miami 1Gtn.
John ID Rockefeller % NNE 1attoras 10th.
Joseph Soep G5 " Jupiter 10Th.
i y Pew 200 ~ Jupiter 10th.
Josiah Macy cD y snnd Key ie'h.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.


12, TO the Atlantic Fruit Co, with fruit.
Went TO pier 20. East River
Str Fort Hamilton CBr., Bermuda Nov 10,
to the Furness- Bermuda Line, With % pas
North River.
Str John worthngton. Galveston Nov 10,
to Robert l. Hague, with crude oil. An
chorcd off Tompknsvlle.
Str III Almlrante. New Orleans Nov IS, to
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdse.
str Arapahoe. Jacksonville Nov II. to the
Clyde Steamship Co, Ltd. with passengers
and mdsc. Went TO pier 81 North River.
Str Saxon, Boston.
Str Eocene, Boston, towing ! barge.
Motor ship Mexico DAM, Copenhagen Oct
20, TO the East Asiatc Co, Ia ballast. Went
to pier 4. Bayonnr.
L batteship Maryland. Boston.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10.

SATURDAY.. NOVEMBER 49,
Senegal and Gambia Canary Island and
West Africa y via Teneriffe, Dakar, Bath
urst BisSao, Conakry, FreetoWn, Monro-
via, Cape Palmas, Grand Bassam, Seccon-
dee, Cane Coast Castle. Wnnebah, Salt
Fond and Accra also parcel post mails for
Santa Cruz dc Teneriffe, Cadiz ana Liberia.
str WEST CARUTH. : AN
Great Britain. Ireland. Netherlands, Nor
way. Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Lithuania.
Russia. Finland. Persia South Africa and
Cape Verde Islands gother countries ~, via
Plymouth. Cherbourg and Antwerp; also par
Belgium. LuXemburs. Belgian Congo and
other countries, str ICELAND. s AN (sup
$3.50 AM -.
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh, Boulogue and Rotterdam (ma.l - also
parcel post mails for Netherlands, str RfN-
DAM. s AN (Sup 80 AM -.
France, Belgium. Luxembourg, Rumania
Bulgaria, Czecho Slovaiia, Jugo- Slavia. Aus
tra, Hungary. Poland, Switzerland, Spain,
Portugal. Turkey. Syria, Palestine, Egypt,
British India, kenya and Uganda. Malta,
Siam, Cyprus, ccylon and Straits settlements
tother countries o.. via Havrc; also parcel
post mails for France and other countries,
str Ia sATofE, $50 AM (sup $3.50 AN y.
post mails for Italy, str DANTE ALI
GHIERI. $3.50 AM.
Madeira ana Gibraltar (Monaca ana
Italy -, VIA Funchal. Gibraltar. Monaco,
Genoa and Naples; also parcel post mails
for Gibraltar, str CAMERONIA, 80 AN.
Greece, Bulgaria and Rumania "a, via
Piraeus. Narna and Constanza: also parcel
post mails for Greece, Bulgaria and Hu-
mania, str ACRoPoLIS. 80 AM.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
POLISH LINER SOLD ON LIBEL.
rricc, $4,000, Not Enough to sat-
isfy Claims of Sf3J,OOO.

The steamship New York of the Polish
Navigation Company was sold yesterday
by United States Marshal James Power
for $4,000 TO Worden e. Co.. steamship
agents, Of 500 Madison avenue. Tha
ship had been libelled for claims aggre-
eating sl350o0. the principal item being
$4,000 for wages due to the crew.
When the International Mercantile
Marine Company sold the New York
last summer TO a steamship agent th5
price was reported as 100000. The ves-
rel was then rcsold for 100000 to the
Polish Navigation Company. Since he;
return from Danzig on the last voyage
the New York has been moored al
Thirty-third street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
BOYER IS LIGHTERAGE HEAD.
Elects Officers for En-.
suing Term.

Russell i. Bower OF l.. BOver's Sons
was elected president OF the Lirhtcrage
Association Of the Port of New York. Il
vas announces yesterday by Ernest
Stavey of SO Broad street. secretary OF
The association.
Other Officers elected were w. y
snyder of the Maritime Lighterage Cor.
lioratiOn. e-picsidcnt: u. T.. Tomlin-
son of the Rogers Lighterage Company,
treasurer. The trustees chosen wers
Russell l.. Boyer. w. =. Snyder u. Il
Iominson. Joseph j. Glatzmayer.
james McAllistcr. H.. NJ Lee. Charles
u. Flower. II. G. 1liyen, Jr., and Rcgl-
re,j Naroilc.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
SAILED

Strs Franklin, Houston: Sydc lsNl. Phil
adclphia: Buenos Aires (Sp), Cadiz; Apacnc,
Charleston and Jacksonville: Esperanzo. Ia
vana: IIansa tGer). Hamburg; Nile, G1.-
weston.
u 5 transport st Mlhiel, Antwerp.
The corrected reading Of tho barometer
(reduccd TO sea leveD at New York on Thurs-
day Nov II. 1921. al AM, rs reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and ten-hundredthS (30.1O) inches.
This closely approXmstes seven hundred and
sixty-four and five-tcnths (I64.J) mill
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying
in or near tine ports of New York and Brook
lyr can advantageously use the above off
cial data for observing whether their own
tarometers require any considerable corrse-
tlon or adjustment.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
Transpacihc Mails.

Close at New York at I'M as follows;
Hawaii. via San Francisco str WI4Hl1L.-
NINA. Nov Is.
Tahiti. Marqucsas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. Via San Francisco, str
MARIANA, Nov 20.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlands East lndes except SUI
matra) and Philippine Islands, via Seattle,
str SILVER STATE. Nov n.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Corea and China. via san Francisco.
str PERSIA MARU, Nov 30.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
MONA. Dec 1.
'a,ust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
supplementary mail accepted on pier.
Spared post mails and specially addressed
correspondcncc.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
TRIpAY. NnXEMKEK IS.

Haytl Except Cape Hayti and Font dc
PaiN), Canal Zone. Panama, Salvador
Cprnts. &cD Nicaragua lexcept East COAST :.
Amapala City. Chouieca (also prints, &c,
for Nacaome Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). in
Honduras, Narino Department OF Colombia,
Peru (except lquitos). Bolivia and Chile
(othcr parts Of Honduras and letter mail for
Salvador -, via Port au Prince and Cris-
tobal, str GEN G W COCKTAILS (sea posD,
II 80 PM tsup 80 PM ~.
Jamaica and Colombia. except Cauca, Ma
rino and Magdalena departments (Hayti -,
via Port au Prince. Kingston, Cartagena
and Savanilla. str LAKE FAIIsTON, IL
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
CLOSING OF MAILS

promptly Indicated General Post Office
eatirdS postage al
I'M ynaipo off pier he
fore the schedu time ad
nof )
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Nov 1.-THE time bali above
the Navigation aud Marine Engineering
school Of the Seamen's Church Institute, ..
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon
18th meridian, or ; hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
500.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
CHANGE or VESSELS NAME.

LITTTW f-TIT'T VWHTWTTIN TTIVTIT.
Collection District 80 TO- Port OF New York
Notice Is hereby given that under the Act
rf February 10Th. 1920, and IN pursuance OF
. authority granted by the Commissioner OF
Navigation. on the application OF American
Hawaiian Steamship Company tho name of
fhc steam screw CLARKSBrRG, burden
1921 gross tons, official number 2iAi7s. has
been changed to GEORGIAN
GEORGE W. AT.DRfpGE
Collector Of Cuef nrte
The New York herald., 1921-11-18

[Reported to the photographic Officc.l
Nov 2, lat SO 20. Ion IL 2o. str Canopic
(Br) reported passing small abandoned
fishing vessel with one mast and marked
SDE 21J on the bow.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CAEONIA (BD, from Naples 10th for New
York.
CHINA, from Yokohama itth for San Fran
cisco
CRETlC (BD, from Naples 16th for New
York.
MAKURA (Dr). from Auckland 1etl for
Vancouver.
MONGOLIA, from Hamburg 18th for New
York.
NooRpAM Dutch. from Plymouth 18th FOR
New York.
MENATCIIEE. from Manila 18th for Seattio.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CAPE RACE. MI. Nov f5--Barometer a
noon, 1910 inches; wind, NV. strong
weather. fine; temperature, &c deg fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18

snstram, a converted shipping Board
ste amer which went aground In Nantucket
Sound eeyeral days ago. was floated by coast
guard cutter Acusl,net and towed here; SUI
yey held and vessel proceeded on her voyage
10 Portland, Me.
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
DUE NOVEMBER ~.
DUE NOVEMBER 20.

Acasta, Amsterdam fftll..... .Furucss-Witny
Cedric, Liverpool l2th. .......... White star
city OF st Louis, Savannah ltth. Ocean SIS co
Creole. New Orleans 10Th. Southern Pacific
Esther Dollar. Gibraltar 9Th. Dollar IS Co
Hudson. bremen 9Th. : Lines
Lake Elrio. Puerto Colombia 9th. Clyde Line
Meyo Maru. Hull 5tli. Togo Kisen kaishn
Mohawk, Jacksonville 18th. h....... Clyde Line
y Amsterdam. Plymouth 10th.. .Holland-Am
Otto Jarl Cardiff 5th.............S Stray
Stannore, Dundee 9Th. 800. .Furness- Witty
Naucln, st Nazairo 5th. French Line
The New York herald., 1921-11-18
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