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New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

tion of war materials, including oil,
-four and other supplies.
Sir Ernest Raeburn said yesterday
that there was now no difference of
opinion on the nature of the claims.
and that all that remained was an ad-
iustment of details. A final under
standing probably will be reached at =
meeting in Washington about the mid
die of next week. following further in
formation which has been requested by
Sir Ernest from the British Ministry
facts on the volume of tonnage. the
movement Of supplies and the cost Of
transportation which will be submitted
to the board.
Sir Ernest Raeburn. interviewed at
the Offices Of the Ministry Of Shipping,
1865 Broadway, said that Great Britain
was anxious to reach An amicable un-
derstanding. and that the basis of this
had been laid in conferences with Mr.
kimball. The exact amount of the
claims of the British government could
not be estimated at this time. he said,
hut the sum stated previously in press
dispatches, placing the total at about
$4,000, 900. probably was as nearly cor
rect rs any. Until all the details were
finally worked out. he said, it would
ance would lie with the Shipping Board
or with the British government.
Mr.. kimball left New York for Wash
ineton shortly after the conclusion Of
TIE conferences. and left little infor-
nation on the progress Of tho negotia-
tions, except that an amicahle agree
ment is in sight and that further meet
ings will be held in Washington. j. B.
Smull, vice president Of the Emergency
Fleet Corporation in charge of char
ters, and Norman Beecher. Admiralty
attorney, were present at the meeting
with Mr.. kimball and Sir Ernest Rae
burn
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Sailed Yesterday

. Mon'ana 'Nor>. Tsmpico. City or At
anna; savannah Kentucklan San Pedro
W. w trhll;adeiphia; WilhiIo. Los Angelo.
~ 'hired'an tRr). IJvsrpool LON (Norl
'asena Springfield Boston: Nacabi
,Hr' bsaes. etc; Ssmland ,RcN. psnaig:
p*n's 'panl, Copenhagen. Yucs.an. Ila-
vanS Severance. SABINE, Franklin X
!arr Tanpico, tlorirda tSp, Bilbao
NiI'iSm Green. Tampco. Corrsuelo (Sp)
Nneona' Conrtown. rhj,aielphia rarars
ran Juan; southern Cross. Rio dr. .Ianeiro
etc; Lewis Luckenbach. Los Angeles etc.
IA fhisdelphis T"esbridge (Rr,. Cardir:
Sanuel . Brown. Port lobos: Malaro (Br)
Gre rsda. etc; Gen II Ernet rort-au~
Prince: P!utarch tBr. Norfolk; Agw,dalc,
Guantanamo: Cantigny. Antwerp; Crook
sea schrs SedRewic lex. Charleeton. Eebccca
X Douglas. Perth Amhoy; Annie & Ross
Erorsetowr; Perry Setter. Jacksonville:
lictoria s. Macori.: Jefferson Norfolk
Aetrca. Care IIalti
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port Agency
o Stray Corp
Dungeness Bombay. Dec 3Kerr S 8 Co
Bradford City. Hamburg Jan $.
Nyland. shields IAN 7.Furness. H.1tr9 Withs CO CO
Ohio. Rio dc Jsn-iro Dec %.
international TreehtnS Corp
Katrina Luckenbsch. 10, Angeles Jan j.
Cosmopolitan Lin.
We.tbroook. Hamburg. Jan ;. Kerr s s Co
American Metals & Transport Co
Ei 1sleo. New Orleans. Jan a.. So Pac Co
"es, Mus. Hamburg. Jan ..
Erhoin1, ManzaniIlo. Jan l9... ward Line
Montsuk. London, Jan : All Trans Line
CITY of Newcastle, Manchester. Jan s.
Tunch. Edge Co
Due Tomorrow
Westerdyk, Rotterdam. Jan II.
Holland America Line
Boston City, Bristol. Jan s..
Jacques Cartier Flushing, Jan s.
French Line
Wheeling Mold. Hull. Jan T.
Argon. Rotterdam, Jan I. Robert Hague
Due Monday
Archimedes. Manchester. Jan z.
internationai Mcrcantile Marine
Can Mcbride. Aigiers. Ian 7..Barber Lines
United American Lines
Due Tuesday
Port Lyttelton. London Jan TO-
Punch. Edge & Co
Nevisian Liverpool. Jan H.
international Mercantile Marine
Michael. Para, Jan 9.....B Booth Co
Duo Wednesday
Alloway Rotterdam, Jan IL
Barber S 9 Lines
Grace Dollar. Gibraltar. Jan ~
Dollar S S Line
fsiada - ;.a Non. Tyne Jan - Navigat 60
.ahforn'e. Bordeaux. Jan 10. French Line
Nucces. Galveston. Jan 10. Mallory Line
Due Thursday
"a bo Niiisno. Seville. Jan 9. Ybarra Lire
e! Lago, New Orleans. Jan IS. So lsc Go
Due Friday
Eastern King, Fenit, Jan 10.
Moore & Mccormick
Wayo Maru. Hull, Jan H.
J Luckenbach. Los Angeles. Jan 10.
Luckenbach CO
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Arrived Yesterday

FL Vale, Galveston Jan -; to the South
e'I e, T1sihe 1sio &C. Cav, w',M mdss' PER a.
no1,hern - Pacihc Go: with mdse; Pier 40.
= Aanc he. Jaeksonvllle Jan i and Charles
and ndsc Pier &C. !. r
city of Mon, goInery. Savannah Jan II:
70 70 the oe'"n CO. wiih pass and Indse !,
N"hrsSNan. Chester. p&: to the United
h'n~r'oan ~ Line. in ballast. Cranes b D.
g rlass. Texas CITY Ian 10; With
>., .,D ry2"O' 60 .Br1 'rstu nsr oct 90 Dslny
Hong Kong Nov 10 Manila Nov q, sinxa.
pore pee 4. i'enang Dec s. Colombo pcc
'.uez Dec %. Gibraltar Jan and Boston
.'sn ~ 70 The Pooth : Co, with mdss
;, Great Falls. Mlragoans Jan .. Jacmcl
IAN ian Fort au Prince Jan 3. Port de Paix
$ ~, v@ne v.'l,, hsitsn Jan ~ to the Clyde
- J"dd.n. Manila Nov T. Cebu Nov Is.
hgnG'u'u d.,n9,,' Dec r cristooai Dec so. Phila :
Bar $ S Co with mdsc. Pier IS. B'Ilyr,
biobco. Huenos Ayr"s Dec 2s TO the
n :, unson Line. with Tndse Edgowater.
Tancred tNop. Newcastle. Eng. Dec so:
.ciiy Of Freeport Glasgow Jan :. to Nc
Nli.s'eF Bros. In baiiast, anchored off
N"oi - Wy. seattle Dec -. San FRAN
elsoo pee 20. CriHtohal Jan Il. t. ,he L :;
,;cei Products Co, With nadse. rier &C..
Motorshi; Nexico Npan,. coponhacon
i'ec 20: TO The East Asistic $ s co. IN
ballast Pier 4. Bayonnc. \ J
. Schr Annahell Cameron tBr) Sholh;;rrc
:, Jan 8; to GiInariin & coz With i,,,
Der; anchored OF Rcd Iiook Fjai- P.l1vr
King Alexander ,Brl ,'on.tantinoSla
i,"c "a. FirasGs. Jan =. Patras Jan q to
Ga amos; With ea first 81 seco1d
snu 80 thrd class pass and Jndse: pier
Fordaneriha pan,. Havana Jan a. to
ne Vest Indies ) Co. with sugar: an
chor"d on l.ibcrt1 "
:, fn2"h bus .frl Malaga. Jan 3; TO Three
Ehiyn '''0 '"s'"'
G'ensn-ic rRn. Para. Dec a. TO Fur
res Wlth, with rndse. Picr T. Lush
Do"rs. R'Aly1.
Dty OF - .loseph. rhlladelnhia. Ian 10.
20 -. Mallory: with mdse in tran.,, q:
anchored or Liberty
'-dfic H'->. Liverpool Ian T.. Uuecns-
.o"n' .J"n =. 80 tho White Sjar Line;
e'h "a frat. ia second and ias ihlrd
e'sss pass. inail and lndse Pier 60 \ \
M'.'os" .ardenes Jan 10; Matau.ss
to tn" and Porto Eico $ :
No-' Win sugar. Warner Refinery
'o'oal Galveston. to tho Mallory $ g
o, WIN passengers aud indsc
anaina. Cristotal
Anorra Luckenbaoh. Philadelphia Jan
I a. to fncA"nbsch = s Go. With
Mdse; 18th -, BrooiSlvu
NSfria 'Sri. Glasgow Ian s. 10 IN.
Ancnor Line; with pass malls and mdse
N@''a oasas. Santo Domingo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Cleared

Grnc-al . II Ernst. stone: cape li.vti
"nd Fort Dc 'rsiNs Panama r r Go.
uthampton and Hamburg, sanderson s:
Tolos ,Br,. Grant; Havana and Port
>, Qu'ipuc 'Br. Spls,t Crs.tobal and
saensNsutura Via Panama Canal. Sander
As,r~a Dutch l.ccmar: Cape Hsyti
and fort dc Pain: runch Edge & Co
Ns-duh" ebr>. Tovnicy; London 4:
y, ss.on's 1Rr,. Hassoos Plymouth Via
River AraAes fBr). Simpson: Gibraltar
and Pirseus Cunard S S Co Co y . '''' al
Arabic ORD. Marshall. Madeira and
Gin-aitar: White S'ar Line
Gia." Fisk; san Juan and Ponce a II
Nocrdsn, oputch). vanvalrsvcn: Potter
ear va FlNinou;h and Isouiogne: IEo.la nd
cisra1'ap; u .nches5sr ss5,fs % N"'''' via
Taormina 40. Borglo: Palermo. Naples
and Genoa Italia AnerIca. Inc
Nfnian 'Rri, TrioAley, London; Atlantic
Transport Line.
>, Rosalind 'br). Mitchell; 81 Johns
Halifax; Rowrinr & Co '
sm.rasd ,Nor). Hous; Port Antonio;
ruroe., roe. yI,Pr@ wi,bI ,Bp. DAVIS; Hamilton;
Empress of Britain Csr>. Griffith
Havana and Kingston. White Star Line.
IrineH end 'ristobal; Panama r 60
Nestrls 'Brl Davies. Rio dc Janeiro.
,scn'eyioeo and Bucnos Ayres: Iamport
~ Hss'ern ieader, rcderson. IIrll II
Agvidaie. Clifford: Guantanamo. Now
forA & cuba Mail 3 S co
southwestern Miller CBT). Wilism.on
i-oncon Turness witty & 90
1Adde9uet. Peterson. Caratr- .,d 49,,
mouth: III Winchester & CO
sass. .susya tBr). Giilard; Bermuda
EuyYy1Ar}flS Rrt
N',nsIa Wa Norfolk. Punch Edyc 6 Co.
erersoh. Horsiey; Norfolk, old Donlin
Matlnicock, Tucker; Texas CRY: Robert
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close at the General
Postofficc and City Hall Postoffice station
New York. at IS y m as follows:
japan. corea. China Except Shanghai
CIty), Siberia French lndo-c hina and
Netherlands East Indies Except su
nails Tor vf China % (eseep shanshsi f ciS5 nSS
Siam and French lndo-China S
rrsl,hybius. Jan a."
Hawa' 'i+. Via san FRANCISCO buckeye
rshisi. ,sfS' Maranesas. Sn Cook Islands New
Zealand and Australia, via san Fran
4slands. Cook Islands, New Zealand ana
Australia, Mariana Jan 2a.
Japan and cores Especially addressed
for Japan and Corea. 8 Eldridgc
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Incio-
Sumatra) and philippine islands,. via
Vancouver and Victoria. g; also parcel
press of Asia. Jan 23.s
'ordinary (unresissered) letters mailed
there is no delay in the overland transit
reach Seattle in time for connection with
the steamer mentioned.
tAll classes of mail. including domestic
philippine Islands BY the above ,iirpatcE
J.. sEesistsred aSticIes may be mailed up
must be mailed not later than m at
tho City Hall Station. For mails scheduled
TO close on Sunday registered articles must
be mailed not later than II hi on Satur-
day night
NOTE-vnless otherwise addressed. mail
for Australia (Which includes mail. regular
and parcel post, for State OF West Aus
tral!a Bismarck Archipelago, Gilber, and
Ellice Islands. Nauru lsland and Solomon
lslands) is forwarded via the Pacific route,
except that parcel pos, Is not sent by
steamers sailing from Vancouver. Mall
for Bhamo and Tengyuch. In the Chinese
Province OF Yunnan is forwarded Via Brit
,sh 1ndia-thc quickest route. Mail for
Siberia IL forwarded via tho Pacific route
Mail for the Philippine Islands is dis
patched by the best Opportunity from tho
Pacific Coast except that specially ad-
crossed articles prepaid at the Postal
Union rate arc forwarded ss addressed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
NAVY Orders

From TAc Tribunc's Washington Burccu
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2o.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
lie Bourgeois, 1t. Com. II. D., 70 L. s. S.
Maths wson, 1T. Com. r. W., to L. S s.
Allen.
Mctiuirs It, Com. II. d, to I. s. s.
Pashley. 1t. Com. W. H.. to L. s. S.
Culber,. Ii. L. p. to Washington.
Parsons. Ems p. b. to L: s. S. Florida.
Reilly Ems. q. *. G.. to u. S. s. Eagle SS.
Bachmann. com X A., to New York
Brown. 1t Com. II. L.. to L. s. s. Nevada
Thomas; It. Com. G. F.. to I. S. S Texas
Polak, 1t i. s.. to New York.
Fiotte, Lit. il. s.) G. j.. to Newport.
Green. It, Com. Il. c.. to L. 5. $. Prairie.
webber 1T. c: H.. to SAN Diego.
Morton. 1t, W. T., to t. s. s. spica
! Phillips, LIT. @. j.. to Boston.
Sanner, I.t. i. f.. to L. 5. S. Vega
Talbot IT, NJ T., to Philadelphia.
TODD, It. " r. to Inc lndisn ,s1;as,dn Head
Gallon, Lit. U. g) J. H., to New York.
Graham, 1t q. s) j. j., to L. s. S.
Bushnell.
Stock. 1T. q. 81 7: NJ, to Washington.
Price. 1t. ]. A., to Philadel pha.
rctrasek, Gun. a. l.. to Norfolk
seefsiat. Mach. r., to T. $ S; Mississippi
solan. Pay elk. r. j., to sth naval dis
trict.
weIsa 1t. g. go r. w.. to L. $. $. sirius
II. X; Adams. Ems E. IT,. Conlon, Ems
\. r.; '.obran9. Fms. " NJ NJ; Ma
SreTHr, H Tssury nnS r;ns M y ~; r. "He"'0"' Ems H.
Following to Hampton Eoads-Richards
1t. 1t. H. IT,. Bridget, Ems. T. j. Nichols
Ii. Com. =. G.. Buck, u: q. g G. J.:
jackson. I.t. 81. g) H. r.: La Reau. "
g. 81 j. T.; Cooper, Ems. w. s.; holland
Gun. r.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

roaas GlsHAnTAR' MA. Ian l'-crasaet> Rsto-
Mortlake. T1i,adel phla
coma StAtesman fBr) New Orleans
AIGIERS. Jan ls-AGriatic Obs, Neu
TREEMANTIE, Ian 1s-Port Curt,,
(Br). New YorI '' ii"
noTTERpAM, Jan ls-voorburs <Dup
uoNG KONG, Jan 1s-wcnatchee, Ia
coma
,,,rI rArE T9wN, Jan l7-cortu csstl,
AARHUs, Jan l6-russum (Dut). Balt;
moro. >' '"''A
"A, ANTWERr, Jan 1c--sAipton castl,
BUENos AyREs. Jan 1s-c,ydcu.d,
'isr), Baltimore; shannonmede Obs. Palti
l,,. ,CEisroRA1. Jan 1s-t'ny Of oran
York NC"
BALBOA; Jan ls--Arrivcd: Benlswer.
,:nckenbach. San Francisco, for New
Hull, Jan ia-lago (Br), New orlean.
LlNERroOI, Jan ,a-~Norwesian err,
Galveston Via Norfolk. 2oth; Puset soma H,d
Baltimore Via Norfolk N"0
No orissns ynn 3a SareoIS SaoeIIondonderry tBr>
,1,, hoHhE NE ANNCNHiATA, Jan 1l-1stris
roNsTANTlNorLE. Jan l1-7h.mi.
tocles tGr), New York via riraeu. "o'n''
pRAN. Jan l2-Cronteth Hall (Brl. Neu
York for Naplcs >-'''' Ne"
-; srEzIA' Jan ia-Glida uu, Philadel.
nAEcnLoNA Jan "a csbo 1.r,r, .,
ss s~q PsSs, xsT JGra and
New Orleans; 10Th, Regina d Italia Sitsi;
MARsEILLEs, Jan l5-Mont Ccni. 1,r,
Mobile Nc"'s 'tr)
EsBJER'i, Jan l7-virginia (Dan>. Bal.
PLYMOUTH. Jan 1s-Magdelcne ytnn.r
Ger aux, Galveston. '""ef
GREENoCk, Jan l9--Amcricen Pres.
LONDON Jan 2o-kinderdylz (Do. sar
Trancisco; Rcxnorc (B). Phiiadelphia vis
New York ' ' ID
Departures
'ARDIFF, Jan 1s- Federal. ST. John
ANcHEsTER, Jan 17-west uar,baw
Savannah. ''"
y sHl lELDs, Jan l5--wclsh City (Brt New
HONG KONG. Jan l3-GorontaIo tDu,
CRIsToBAL. Jan ,o-sonora (rr). Bor.
oeaux ter san Francisco; Tosca (Nor), Ant
ANTWERP. Jan 1o--Lapland (Br, ,yeu
PLY ,PLYMoITH. Jan 10 Ryndam (pu)
tir0ln Rntterdam) New York
BUENOs AYREs, Jan 1s - LORRAINE
Cross. Santos 7" '"s
:, clviT.A vECCt1A. Jan 1s-Balti.nor,
Maru 'tap>. Hampton Roads. @''''o'
GENOA Ian 1l-Brenta GtaN. ua,nn-
''n e,N@a T"aasi p0n 1sstaiia t ,sr'; New York
Nrcm Yokohama and ManilaJ' Bolton ~, ~
Now York o' d"c
~ IIELyA. jan IS - Arnsndo U.sN,
NEWPORT Jan 10 - Caravel.as trr,
), H.. mE,TH y.,: Jan l9-Eastern Prince Csry
MANCHEsTEE Jan 2o-Manchester ,.x.
change ,Br1. Ph:iadel lphia. LA
HAf lEPOOI, Jan 2o-Farnnsum fD,\
from Antwerp. Savannah VIZ
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

Jan Q for New York. is carrying 10000
tons cocoanut Oil, according to Manila
ndvices; largest shipment OF cocoanut oil
in two years
Dilworth. Shipping Board tank steamer.
allocsted to Struthers Barry for Pacific
oil trade
from orient Jan 10. made run from Yolso-
hama In days. 16 hours. 80 minutes
beating own record by two hours Brought
York.
Gable str Restorcr to sail to-day for
Honolulu To repair break In Honoulu or'
cnt cable Mcssngcs 10 and from orient
being routed via Atlantic.
SEATTLE. Jan 2o--Wcst Ivan with
drawn from Frank Wnterhouse GO, as
signed Pacific 8 Co for 'rransPacihc
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Ready to Agree
On 25 Million
ShippingClaim
British Ministry of Ship
ping and Board Reach I'm
derstanding on Principle
of Cost for War Service
Final Meeting Next Week
Sir Ernest Raeburn and Kim.
bal Hold Long Conference
on War Debt Adjustment

An agreement on the general princ-
pie for settlement of claims of the
British Ministry Of Shipping and the
Shipping Board was reached between
Sir Ernest Raeburn. representing the
British government, and Harry Kim
ball, vice president OF the Emergency
Fleet Corporation in charge Of finances,
AZ conference at the Offices OF the
board. 45 Broadway, yesterday after
noon. Total claims for each side ag-
srcRate about $50, 900 900 to $4,000 900.
which will largely be Offset by mutual
charges growing out of the transporta-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Marine Reports
TIE TIDES
Winds at Sen To-day

Ninos at sea To-day
East Cuff o. Mexico o--Moderate south "a a.
10 south winds, cloudy rains over north
portion.
West Gulr ot Me.ico-Moderat varia Bile
winds. mostly north and northwcst. un-
settled weather
Caribbean Sea and Wudward Passage
Moderate cast to northeast winds; GEN
orally fair weather.
North OF Sandy Hook-Mode-ate to
i!esh east 20 southeast winds; unsettled
leather. followed by snow.
SANDY HooN to Natterss Moderate to
fresh east winds. rain. except possibly
snow over north portion
Hattrras to Florida Strsits-Modcrate
sou'iaHass y" south winds unsettled
Weather. rains or South Carolina coast,
olsturba nee Of considera bic intensity
cast o, Newfound land is moving raJidly
rss'- -nortI@astw.rd
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Notice to Mariners
rBv u. S. Rydroorap'.4c o6tcc)

I'D Q, s. RDd'o07dDN7c OBFcc1
The second officer OF the str Tola re-
ports that tho reefs along the north coast
OF Cuba. westward OF Gabernadora Light
house. apparently extend farther north
ward than shown on n. O. chart No. cl45.
This is particularly noticeable IN the fol
lowing places, where the sea Is d.scolorcd
and ruf1led. About 2 miles from IcvIz'l
Pass in lat. 20 degrees 64 minutes ~. lon.
ss degrees SO minutes w. About ~
miles 80 degrees from Cayctano Pass in
lat. go degrees 81 minutes ~, lor. SO de
grees 46 minutes w. These positions we're
obtained from bearings OF Pan dc Guatai-
bon l.eviza Cay and Cay Arenas. and are
the result OF observations extending over
several months
All lighted buoys in Delaware River and
bay are being replaced by uniighted
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
8 Ships Bought of Britain
In Last 6 Months by Reds

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2o.-Soviet Rus
sia has purchased eight steamers in
Great Britain during the last six
months, it was announced tonight by
the Commerce Department. Six Of
these steamers. Of $3.50 tons each, we're
bought at prices ranging from s25,000
to $4,000.
One of the larger steamers, formerly
the Ashwin. has been renamed the
Trotzky, and up to November at least
several Of these ships, it was said, were
still sailing under the British flag, al
though owned by the Soviet authorities.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
BY Independent Wireless ca

White loi Ambrose Jan 90.
Michael 250 u Ambrose Jan 2o
v ,vofnanchs - scotland Light Jan %
'ucstan 16 s Scotlau,, T.i..ht Ian %
Harvester 20 Overralis Jan "a
fonce $50 s Scotland Light Ian %
~ u.neriand 2s7 Cape Henry Jan 20
EcnTy + Mallory 224 y jupiter Ian On
Aorn 0nnnonde 800 Sc Ambrose PM
Aeolus 1920 Sc Al,bross Ia, IN
Eilton 15: NE Csnaveral riyht L., oo
eastern Light 276 SIT Ambrose Ian 10
huron lcft Sainana for Pucrta Plata On,
Pm Jan 49, ''i Sahches
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Algeria CRr). Glasgow Jan 6: 20 Cunard
i-ine WIN pass. nails ard ;ndse: is cx-
18Th siN
chicago Nr>. llav-c Jan 10: to French
Line With pass mails ava mdse is
18th ST..
Monterey, Havana Jan l.. to &
cuba Mail GO With pass mails and
t. tWall sD
comal. Galveston Jan "a; to Southern
Pacific CO with pass and muse: Will dock
at Pier 40. \ r (Bank ST..
Panama, Crs,obai Jan 13; TO Panama
r r Line. NAILS; dock a n Pier 81 \ l,
CWest 9Th sD.
Due Tomorrow
'anhandis state: London Jan u; to I s
Lines. mails; dock forenoon Pier J. TO
boken
ceIamares. Havana Jan 10; to United
j,'uii Co. mails; dock late sunday Pier 10.
Dallelt . 90, nails; doeS late Sunday ntlas.
Fier II. BkIyn tMontasue 81.
Mohawk, Charleston Jan is Jackson
vue 10. to clydc Line; dock at Pier se,
= Il (charlton 50
Due Monday
Ia Lorraine I'r'. IIavre Jan "a; to
lrorch Line With mails cock a n at Pier
81. y fWest 18th st
Iceland enr,, Antwerp Jan ls; to Red
star Line with malls; dock at Pier b3
z 'West 22d su.
nouH' 'ar'V''' t'anourE jar 10; 10
al Pier SO. \ r tWest t6;h sD
Princess Matoika. breuen Jan 10: tc
u S Lines With mails; dock al Pic /
Hohokeu. . IN.
Pannonia HD London Jan Is; tc
Gnnard l:,nc With mats, dock forenoon a.
Pier "a. n K West 1Ath ST..
Maraval NBr), Trinidad jan io to Fur.
-ess. Witty with nans: dock forenoon at
Pier %. Bklyn tAnity So.
For, hamilton tbr>. bermuda Jan II,
to Furness. Withy with mails; dock fore
noon az Fer %. II West 5oth sD.
Ponce. san Juan Jan Is; TO \ Y and
Porto Rico Line With malls: dock about
IN Pier 80. Bkiyn 'A,!antic Basin).
bal: to x Grace With mails: is ex-
rscted to dccle forenoon at Pier 3S Bklyr
tAtls ntic Basin).
Due Tuesday
Vessel Port. Agency.
Bergensfjord, Bergen. Jan "a.
Norwegian American LINE
Assyria. Glasgow, Jan 1<..... .Cunard Line
Canada. Marseilles. Jan - Fabre Line
Stockholm, Gothcnburg, Jan II.
Swedish American Line
Arapahoe: Jackson willie, Jan Il clyde lin.
Siboney, Havana. Jan - Ward Line
Due Wednesday
America. Napies. Jan l3........ltalia Line
Lcnape. Jacksonvilic, Jan - Clyde Linz
, Duo Thursday
Tivives. Kingston. Jan 2l. United Fruit Cc
Fort Victoria, Bermuda Jan "a;
turness- VIII h,
Araguaya, Bermuda Jan "a. Royal Mai
Due Friday
America. Bremen. Jan 17........C Lin.,
Nandych, Liverpool Jan l7.Lanl port 8 uol,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Shin ALLEGATIONS

| WASHINGTON. Jan 2orhe United
States Shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation announced tho following as
siEnmcntR to-day:
bio. 1874 dwt, withdraw u T. c manag
| Ing caretaker Assigned Tampa Inter
ocean Steamship Company managing
Lake Trcba. 4.155 dwt, withdraw II c
managing carctakcr. Chartered barcboa t
ba sis Munson Steamship I.ints
West Quechec, S, 594 dwt. withdraw r II
G managing caretaker. Assigned Export
Transportation Company, Inc. managing
aRcnt
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHTPNJASTERS

ne TrlbuHe publishes daily reports
OF me positions of merchant vesse'a re-
cetNed through the United states Naval
OF vessels with radio apparatus may.
wttNcut charge. report their crR) noon
positions through the following naval
r"nlo stations in tho United States
proper: Bar Harbor, Me. ,Otterclifies>
Amagansett. T.. J.; Cape May, \. j.;
Norfolk, Va. cape Ilatte1as. H. c.:
Jupiter. Via; Key West. Fla. New
Orleans L.
These position ,TT> reports should
% addressed only to the radio station
called: and they will be forwarded to
Mew YovN. IT is Important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day IN order that they may
be received In ti5nc for publication.
Position reports can 4iao bc sent
through the stations Of She Irdopcnd-
cnt Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc.
At New York: East Moriches. L. L.. and
Easthampton. l.. r.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

San Lorenzo $40 N San Juan PM Jan ~
Slboney arrived at Havana from Vera Cruz
AM Jan 20.
pevoente 2s2 w South Pass Jan ~.
Maraval 7s5 SSE Ambrose Jan 10.
Eastern Sea &sb r Cape Henry Jan 90.
Agwihavre 80 SW Nantucket Jan 20.
Edward Pierce 2 r. Block Island Jan 30.
Herman Frasch il3 SW Nantucket Jan 20
Evelyn SW Henchickcns Light Jan 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

FL Occidente. Galveston, Jan 20.
Southern Pacific Co
Due Saturday
Madawaska, Algiers, Jnn q.
Uoulder. Weir s. Boyd
Montana. London. Jan H.
Atlantic Transport Line
Otaki. CariH, Jan "a. Norton, Lilly Co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Dangers to Navigation

(By L 8 photographic Ofhcc)
North Atlantic Ocenn--On tho American
Coast
Tho following obstructions were re-
ported: Jnn 49, lat 40 10. ion 10 10. passed
mast apparently attached to n wreck
Mexico Jan IA. lat 40 10 Ion SO So. passed
spar projecting about 10 IT. out Of water.
apparently attached to submerged wreck
Age-Charo;te; Jan 10, lat 70 81, lon u ~.
passed what appeared to be "a deck house
20 It long showing about II out OF water
-Arctlc.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Wireless Report

Stockholm (Sw). Gothcnbury. Ian -
ior New York, to Swedish A morcan Line
With pass. malls and lndse, vas reported
and is expected TO arrive in Quarantine
tuesday night. vessel will dock Wedncs-
day 4 N. az Pier 81, N r (West 57th ST.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Marine Disasters

from Port San Luis. reports wrcck OF un
identified schooner. about nfty feet long.
~ miles of Point San Pedro.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
City Island
Bound SOuti,

achrs Minnie G, New Haven for New
York; General Torbert Oyster Bay for
New York.
sailed Schr Cuttysark tBr), New York
lor 81 John \ Is.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Aionx the Oyersca Roules

The following distractions were reported: ::
Dec 20. lat AZ 90. ion 40 23. passed small
spar awash-- -SocstdIJk: the radio station at
Foidhu reported on Jan II as follows: lat
t2 81 Ion 26 f. a spar awash. apparently
attached to wreckaacSaxonia.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21
Reports by Wireless

By United States Naval Service
pistarce is given in ,niles. ports are
oa'eo at noon unless otherwise spcci1ed.l
New-York tribune., 1922-01-21

Maritime Miscellany
san FRANCISCO. Jan 2o-Levsnt A..
row. Standard OIL tanksr. from WarSj.