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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1922-02-15

st. Louis, February 14.-wheat. No.
Q, red, s14o@1.43: No. &. s1.s6@1.ss;
May. s1.S4%; July. s1.1s%.
Corn. No. .. white 641s 955; May
Ss7s July 60A.
Oats, No. 2. white, $50 May. 43A !;
Oats. No.2, white, SsiAc; May.
42Ac; July 43Ac.
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CASH GRAIN

Chicago. February 14.-wheat. No.
3. red. s1.s1h No. 2. hard. 1890
1.ss%. Corn, No. 2. mixed. 5S% q
54hc; No. 2. yellow. 5s% a 55c. Oats.
No. 2. white, ss1s @ 4oc; No. 3. white,
s4@ssc. Rye. No. D. $1.o9. Barley.
6S065c. Timothy seed. s5.o0@700.
Glover seed, s12.Oo@22.oo. Pork,
nominal. Lard s1o.72. Ribs s1o.25G
HOO.
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NEW YORK COTTON

New York, February 14.-Cotton closed
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

other parts OF Honduras and letter mail for
Salvador must be specially -addressed). via
Havana, Cristobal La Libertad. Aesjutla
and San Jose de Guatemala. str ECUADOR,
S:30 AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
dressed correspondence fer Porto Rico. via
San Juan. Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello. str CARACAS. $3.50 AN esup $3.50
Porto Rico St Thomas and St Croix. via
San Juan. str PONCE Csea poso, $3.50 AM
Bermuda, Via Hamilton. str ARAGUAYA.
0 AM.
Costa Rica (Cuba. Jamaica. Canal Zone
and Panama must be specially addressed)
via Havana, Port Antonio, Kingston. Girls
tobal and Port Limon, str ULUA. AN +.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, Samana. San Pedro de Macoris.
San Domingo City, AZua and Barahona, str
IROQUOlS, $50 AM (sup 10 AM ID.
Bahamas. including lnagua and Fortune
via Nassau and Havana, str SlBONEf, 1o:30
Cities Of Antilla and Nuevitas. Cuba (other
parts Of Cuba must be specially addressed)
via Antilla and Nuevitas, str MUNAMAR,
II NJ.
South Brazil Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay, via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and
Buenos Aires str VAUBAN. Il t.
Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador (prints.
&c). Nicaragua Except East COAST. Anna
pala City. Choluteca (also prints, &c. for
Nacaome. Tegucgalpa and Yuscaran). in
of Colombia. Ecuador. Peru Except lquitos).
Bolivia and Chile CUBA. other parts of
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador must
be specially addressed). via Havana, Cris-
tobal. Callao. Molendo. africa, Iquiqne. An
tofagasta and Valparaiso str ESSEQU1BO.
IL Nj (sup 1 PM n.
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Str Rockaway Park, hence for LAnn re-
turned on account OF engine trouble.
HALIFAX. March 6--Str .amsronss CIR
which arrived. to-day from OlasgNw sor
New York. ran into tho concrete abassrnnoi
which forms part OF the pier a. dfv e5
trance; the stem of the steamer was ~i<aTS
damaged. Crhe Cameronia arrived ~ Nov
York Sth.)
LEWEs. Del. March Q, II :55 PM-Schr
position and condition; nothing being doc
wrecking steamer left unable to get snas rs
lGid on account of shoal wa'er
MOBILE. Ala. March 9-Strs Bayou <!nes.
hence for Amsterdam, and AnuGsous iNrS
New Orleans and Pensacola Lfvercooi
ard Manchester, before reported n OIL Lisior
about miles below the city, both 're< .ows
badly damaged and were towed up 6 cha
city.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9-Str Sllv'o Per
leo flta) before reported aground o:i for'
Niffiin bar, floated at p 30 AN with
the assistance of four tugs and docked ~
pier IS. South Wharf
VERA CRUZ, March "a strike of shil
officers has been declared here agA<ras ves-
sells owned by the Mexican Steamship Co
which is controlled by the Mexican Gorvrn
ment. The strike was caused by % DIS
missal of the captain OF str CoahunA Do
cause Il was declared he had received In
s,ructions from tho Ship Masters Associa
tion as to where the ship should sail and
also that no acted against the interests OF
the Mexican Steamship Co. The Ship Mas
ters' Association, ii Is said. teegraphed 10
the captains OF the str Tabasco, at Beau
mont. Tex. and str Jalisco. at New Orleans
to delay sailing pending the receipt OF later
orders. The sailors union is not taking
part In the controversy.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.


18th. 10 the Green Star Line, with mdse.
Went to Erie Railroad pier =. Jersey CITY;
Str Argosy, Valparaiso Jan rs Coquimbo
30th and Tocopiia Feb 10. TO Vessel, Duval
& Co, with mdse.
Str Santa Marta. Cartagena Feb 20.
Puerto Colombia 18th, Santa Marta March
I and Kingston 4th, 10 the United Fruit Co.
with passengers. mails and mdse.
Str Munplace. Vera Cruz FEB IL ana Bait. BAIL
more March Z. to the Munson Steamship
Line, with mdse. Went to Cranes dry dock,
Erie Basin, Brooklyn.
Str Fort Gaines tNoro, Cananoyyai yii, Mareh sarf,
Went to pier 20, East River. -
Str Erholm (Nor). cienfuegos Feb 20 and
Jacksonville March 4. to the iserandtssn, bran, sen,
Str Str Rovasr sHssS ,Sor,. saeua Feb % and Ma
Mail Steamship Co, with sugar. Went TO
Federal Sugar Refinery, Yonkers.
Str Mariana, Guantanamo March .. 70 the
Ward Line, with mdse.
Str Jacob Christensen (Nor). Havana
Str Fort Victoria (BrD, Bermuda Marcn
I. to the Furness- Bermuda Line. Win l.O
passengers. mails and mdse. Went 70 per
o.. North River
Str Arasuaya (Br). Bermuda March I. 70
the Royal Mall steam Packet 60. with 81 81
passengers and in ballast. Went TO pier ~.
North River.
STR ocmulgee, Pensacola March ., 70 the
Southern Steamship Co, with mdsc, Went 70
pier a., North River.
Str Mohawk, jacksonville March g and
Charleston Ith, TO the Clyde Steamship 90.
SO, North River.
Str Aiianca, Norfolk. 20 the Old Dominion
Transportation Co. with mdse. Went 70 pier
90, North River.
Str West Catance. Philadelphia, 10 the
Elder Steel Steamship Co. Anchored OFT
Liberty.
Str Bayamo, Philadelphia, 10 the New YORK
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. Went 70 New
York Deck Co.'S pier II, Brooklyn.
Str Maraval tBr) Perth Amboy, 10 Fur-
ness. Witty Go, in ballast. Went 70 New
York Dock Cos pier -, Brooklyn. -.
Str Ncsta, Providence, to the Standard oh
Company OF New York. Anchored off Tomp-
knsvile. .
schr George w Truitt. Jr. Owens Ferry.
Ga. 70 sexton & Bryant. with lumber An
chored off Red Hook, Brooklyn.
Schr Annie G Ross. Georgetown, 81, u
Crowell & Thurlow, wi.h lumber. Anchored
off Red Hook.
Tug Wellington. towing bargcs.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
ASKS FOR So, $50, 900
TO FIGHT WOOD WORM
Navy Secretary Tells of Tere-
dos Houoc at Mare Island.

WASHINGTON. March 9.-President
Harding asked Congress to-day to in
clude in the Navy bill for next year
n supplement appropriation of $2,450,-
600 for use in counteracting. damage
caused by the teredo, wood gnawing
worm, at Mare Island Navy Yard, Cali
fornla.
The fund is needed, Secretary DENLY
reported to the president, for. rebuilding
walls and quay walls and the MAIN
tenance of dikes and dredging. When
the original estimate of $350.000 was
presented it was thought the amount
would be ample. the Secretary said. to
offset damage to water front structures
by the teredo, but recent reports indi-
Gated that the damage was progressing
far greater than estimated. If not
arrested and damaged structures re-
paired. the Secretary said, the teredo
would do damage enough to make re-
building necessary at costs far exceeding
the amounts now required.
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BY the Radio Cooperation of
America.

Iinnendyk 30 f Ambrose L 9th.
Rramell Point 6s5 by Cape May sth.
"Calomer' 1S6 L Ambrose l. v Sth.
City Of Savannah i60 NE Diamond Shoal eth.
Clare 3s4 Mayaguez Sth.
Cold Harbor 1.i36 NV Balboa 8 PM sth.
fSrfsa pasa 91S As d s1nSSS H%Srase asof ssh 5th
Delaware sun 20 Diamond Shoal L 9th.
Dochra 81 Boston 9th.
Iulcino passed Diamond Shoal SIT PM sth.
/, L. Doheny 3D. Az z by y rampico sth.
IL Lago 1i9 Scotland l. 9th.
Eastern SSa s%orG st 4 "a lon eors 70 y e e
Easterner Ss4 S Ambrose l. 9th.
Everett "a L Firr Island 9th.
Federal 145 Canaveral Sth.
Frederick r Kellogg 425 e Tampico sth.
l'reida 167 w Tortugas sth.
Cen w Goethals left Port au Prince Pm
sih.
Hampden il SSW Barnegat 9th
herbert L Pratt 800 by y Tuxpam Sth.
Joseph NJ cudahy l7S NNE Diamond Shoal
9th.
IriIa LuskeRbseh o5d z seotlana y OF, 9th.
Lake Arthur l5s S Scotland l. v 9th.
Megantic left Barbados sth.
vi # Elliott f6t K Ambrose l. " 9th.
McKeesport ,25S + Ambrose l. 9th.
Melrose 81 S by Cape May 9th.
Mineoa 43S Hstteras Sth.
Munalbro. 81 NE Cape Charles 9th.
Narbo ! J96 Il Cape May 9th.
Newton - NE Winter Quarter l. v 9th.
Ohioan 1.0T9 Scotland l. Sth
Crinoco .2i5 Sc Boston Sth
Oscar ID Bennett 26S y sand Key Sth.
Penoobscot - SW Fire Island 9th.
Philadelphia arrived Puerto Cabello 12:1o
AM 9th.
Porto Rico 241 San Juan 9th.
Robert T. Hopkins sc y Diamond Shoal 9th.
San Tiburcio lat 3S 81, Ion 81 "a Sth.
spcony and barge "a 164 SSW Block Island
9th
slsquehanna 1,o9i Z Ambrose L v 9th.
Steel Voyager 1S5 S Ambrose l. v 9th.
Tanamo left San Juan for Ponce at Pm
9th.
Nhlter lennlngs iio \ Diamond Shoal 9th.
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Army Orders
special Dispatch 70 TINS Nrw YoRN HruAlD.

Special Dispatch 70 THE New YoRK HERALp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., March y. 4
These army orders were made public to-
day:
ADJUTANT- DEPARTMENT..
Hamilton, Licut.-coI. Wesley X, TO wash.
AIR SERVICE.
Morgan, First Lieut.. John n, 70 Mather
field. Cal.
Cullen. Lieut.. Col. Dorsey 60 Washington.
Cowles Major William H.. to Washington.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Kelton, Col. Robert II. c.. to washington.
Tllton, Lieut.. Col. Ernest r., to Fort Mac
Arthur.
Taylor. Major James p, TO washington.
'''o'' ENGINEERS.
Porter. First Lieut.. Horace L., TO Camp
Lewis. ~
Christian, Major Thomas J. j., TO Fort
INFANTRY.
Smith, Col. Harry A.. TO Washington
stokes. Col Marcus H., to Washington.
lsocdccke, Lieut.. Col. Frederick to WASH
MacLaichlan. Major Donald James. 10 Fort
Clark, Capt Marx W.. 10 Washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
WILSON, Major James A., TO Denver.
QuARTERMAsTER' cofPs.
sfinn, Lieut.. Col. Charles -. TO Fort
SGintR. capt. Irwin W.. to Fort Benning.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
ARRIVED.

str Bergonsfiord tNor1. Chrstiania Feb
"a. 10 the Norwegi am America Line. with ~
fret, ~ second cabin and iT3 third class
passenEcrs mails and mdse. Went to foot
OF 30th street, Brooklyn.
str Mount Carroll Hamburg Feb g. 20
the United American Lines, with $50 third
class passengers, malls and mdse. Went to
pier SG, North River. r. -
str Italia (Br), Trieste Feb ~, Mcssina
18TH. Palermo 10Th and Gibraltar 23d. 70 the
passengers and mdse. Went to pier II,
North River.
STR sagadahoc. Shanghai Oct 2s. Batavia
Nov %, Singapore Dec 2, Colombo 18th,
Aden 9th, Alexandria Feb and Bizerta
The New York herald., 1922-03-10

Strs Tuxpanof. Port Arthur Julia Luck
enbach. San Diego. &c; Seattle Spirit. Cork
&c; Santa Olivia, Baltimore; RockawaS
Park. Libau, &c (and returned); Caxias
(Brazl, Pernambuco. SC: Nordlys (Dan)
Rio Janeiro, &c. via Norfolk; Comanche
Charleston, &C; Esperanza. Havana, &c
Santa Theresa (Br) Havana; Italia tSw)
Norfolk; Taormina (ltaD. Naples. &c. VIA
Boston: Walter d Munson, Matanzae.
Str Muskogee. Newport News,
strs Porsanger (Nor1. Norfolk; Mongolia
(Sw). Santiago via Norfolk.
Tugs Carolina, towing barges (passed
out Quarantine at 2:22 PM; Germantown,
towing 3 tdo at 3:03 PND Granville. light
tdo at 4 :D6 PM); Humaconna, light (do at
$40 PM; J Hooper. towing 3 (sandy
Hook at 9:1s AND; Eastern towing (do al
9:1S AND: Wellfleet, towing fdo at 1O:0g
AND Warrior, towing (do at PMD +; y i
Doane. towing barge Henry Endicott, for
Sailed sth. str Modena CNor,, Monte
Christi, &c.
Sailed sth. strs Daneholm DAM. St John.
NIB; West Nosska, Philadelphia; tugs
Wyoming. towing barges ISl and Tsi, Nor
folk for Salem, and IS3, do for Portsmouth,
and To6, New York for Boston: Clara ii
Doane, towing barge Rain. Boston.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
freduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Thursday, March 8, 1922. at AN, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Blu
reau, was thirty and forty-four hundredths
seven hundred and seventy and one
tenth CI13.D millimeters. Captains of all
vessels lying in or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
coneid cradle correction or adjustment
Wind Mt Sandy Hook s PM, NV. l3 miles;
Clear light sea: visibility, 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
CLEARED.

Str olympic tBr). Hambleton, southanp-
ten via cherbourg (generaD-White star
Line.
Str Santa Eulaiia, Lee. Los Angeles and
san Francisco via Panama Canal Tin tran
st-fsthman Steamship Lines.
str Anna (Nor). Iversen. Kingston, Puerto
Colombia. &c (genera) Caribbean steam
snip Co.
str Walter u Munson. Nllsen. Matanzas
tPcneraD D-Munson Steamshlp Line.
Str Mongolia (Sw), Pehrson. santiago,
Guantanamo. &c. via Norfolk tgeneraD At
lantlo Fruit co.
Str santa Teresa tBr, Webster, Havana
taencrs) America and Cuban steamship
Line.
STR Vibors DAM. winthers. Savannah
(DaIlast) -Benham a BoyeSen. Inc.
str Comanchc. staples. Charleston ana
Jacksonville (Eencral Clyde Steamship 20.
str Muskogce. Elfstrom. Newport News
u,nlIast)-Robert Il Hague.
Str standard, WAite Newport News (bal-
last) Robert l. Hague.
Str Italia (Sw)~ Anderson, norfolk (bal-
Iast) Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
str Porsanger (Norl. Lund, Norfolk (oal-
laFD-Geo Helliesen, Inc.
shin Arapahoe. Sorensen, Norfolk (ballasD
-Paifour, Williams a Co.
STR Bowes Castle (Br), Donohue, Phila del
mia fbaliast) --Ba rber Steamship Lines. Inc.
Str Western Spirit, Powers, Philadelphia
(ballast) Black Diamond Steamship Corpo-
SIR II r Dimock. Allen. Boston tgcncraD :
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
FRENCH LINE QUITS
RATE CONFERENCES
Decision Is Said to Be Per-
manent-NO Indication
Of a New War.

The French Line yesterday made
known its decision to withdraw perma
nently from the Atlantic freight rate
conference. Disagreement a year ago
between the Shipping Board, and the
French Line led to the worst rate war
that transatlantic shipping has known.
Anton Rordes.. general agent OF the
French Line. and L. Ponchelet traffice
manager, called upon William j. Love,
vice-president or the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. and explained the reasons
for their. move, which they declared ir-
revecable.
Only French ports are involved di-
rectly in the new development ia the rate
situation, as coincident with the return
OF the United American Lines to the con-
ference. a separate group being formed
of lines operating in the Dutch, Bel
gian and German and German trades
Mr.. Love .intervened to procure this set
tlement. which was thought at first to
have restored harmony to the Atlantic
conferences
Mr.. Ponchelet was emphatic in his de-
NAL that there was any thought of start
ing n rate war back of his companys
action, adding that more than mere
question of rates was involved. The con-
ference, he said, has been successful in
stabiizing rates, but it has failed to
stimulate business which Is the Hfsl
concern of the shipping man.
The French Line. according to Mr.
Ponchelet. has been Handicapped by
membership in the conference in its ef-
forts to render the best service to the
shipper He declared, however, that ne
considered the present rates perfectly
fair. and that they would not be either
raised or lowered for the time being
He desired, however. to be in position to
adjust rates either upward or down.
ward as good shipping Judgment made
such action desirable.
Although Mr.. Ponchelet did not touch
upon the point, it was understood in
shipping circles that. disagreement be-
tween the Lloyd Royal Beige and the
French Line had been the immediate
cause of the latter organizations action.
The charge has been made in conference
sessions that the Belgian line had not
held to the established tariffs.
A meeting yesterday of the lines in
ffc German, Dutch and Belgian trades
failed to develop anything of interest
The rate question was gone over, but no
new tariffs were declared, Data will
be gathered by rate committees and
study made of the need for changes in
the schedule.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Transport st Mihicl, Colon via San Juan
for New York, Is expected 20 dock at pier
2, Army Base Brooklyn. about Q AM Fri
day (riot as before reportcdD.
Str Hanover (Ger), Bremen for New York,
IL expected to dock ait foot OF 9th street,
Hoboken, Sunday afternoon.
Str vestris (Erl, Buenos Aires, &c, Tor
New York. is expected TO arrive Monday!
Str Paris (Ff), Havre for New York, is
expected TO dock NJ pier 81. foot Of West
18th street, about AM Saturday
Str Oscar III ODanl. Chrlstiania, SC, for
New York is expected 10 dock at foot OF
18th street. 1Tobokon, Tuesday forenoon
Str Scythian fIjr), from London. was sou
miles ~ OF Boston NJ noon Thursday.
Str Cornishman tIlrl, from Swansea, cS-
pccted 70 reach Portland late Thursday
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
FRIDAY. MARCH 10.

FRIDAY. MARCH 10.
Russia, Lithuania, Latvia and Esthonia
Germany and Poland must be specially
addre5sed), via Cuxhaven, Danzig and
Libau; also parcel post mails for Poland.
via Danzig, and parcel post malls for
Lithuania and Latvia, via Libau, str
ESTONIA, 10:30 AN.
SATURDAY. MARCH IL.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh and Boulogne (mail must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails for Meth
erlands, via Rotterdam. str RYNDAM, = AM
(sup $3.50 AM 10.
Norway, Sweden and Denmark Especially
addressed only, via Gothenburg; also parcel
post mails for Sweden, str STOCKHOLM,
$3.50 AM (sup AM -.
Denmark (parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondencc). via Copenhagen,
str TEXAS, o AM
Europe, Africa and West Asia, Via Cher
bourg and Southampton i(mail must be spe-
elally addressed), str OLYMPIC, IL AM (sup
II 80 PM ID.
Europe. Africa and West Asia (SpaIn
must be specially addressed). via Plymouth
Great Britain, Ireland, France and the
countries mentioned in notes A and below.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg, and parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria, Czecho-
Slovakia, Hungary and Switzerland. via
Bremen Connecting dispatch for Cairo
Bagdad" Air MaiD, str AMERICA (sea
post, IL AM (sup II 80 PM -.
Spain Sother countries must be specially
addressed1, via Vigo and Havre, str LA
BoURDoNNAIs. 1850 AM (sup 1880
PM ID.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
! Navy Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE Nnw YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau, /
Washington, ID. c., March q.

These orders were made as of dates indl-
Gated in the Marine Corps:
March 3-Capt. Harry w. Gamble Wash
ington, y. c.; First Lieut.. Il. q. Jones' TO
First Brigade. Haiti y i Lieut.. II. b.
Liversedge. TO First Brigade, HATH
March 4.--Major Charles II. Sanderson. to
Washington. u. O.; Capt Y, G. Geyer. to
First Brigade, Haiti: Capt. II. r. Dwyer. to
10 Norfolk.
March B-Col L. Karmany. to Department
Of Pacific Major II. Farqnharson. to Y. $.
S. New York: First Lieut.. IL. Nj. Goode, 70
Fi.S Brigade, Haiti.
Maran a--Lieut. Col. j. Wadleigh, to VI. s.
s. Maryland Capt. II. l.. Pclletier. To WASH
ingtou, -. c.. Major A. f. Simon, to First
Brigade, Haiti; Capt. Herbert Rose. to First
Brigade, Haiti; Capt. II. y. Vowel, 10 New
London, Conn, instead OF Quantico, Va
First Lieut.. II. Hayes. 20 Quantco Second
Lieut.. j. r. Sheffield, to Paris Island. s. g.
March o-F'irst Lieut.. g. w. Farnham,
honoraby discharged.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Winds Off Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf Of Mexico-Fresh, possibly strong
southeast and south winds, shifting 10 west
over northwest portion; overcast weather
and probably local rains Friday.
West Gulf of Mexico--Fresh 10 strong west
TO northwest winds; overcast weather and
probably local rains Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate 10 fresh east and southeast winds
overcast weather and local rains Friday.
North of Sandy Hook-lncreasing southeast
and south winds; overcast weather and prob
ably rain Friday.
Sandy Hook TO misunderstanding south.
east and south winds, probably becoming
strong; overcast thick weather and rain
Friday.
Hatteras 10 Florida Straits-Fresh, pos
;ihy strong east shifting 10 south, winds
ard rain Friday.
moving northeastward; storm warnings dis
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Capt Maurice Eugene lat So 40. lon 70 4s

Capt Maurice Eugene lat So 40, lon 70 ~
9th.
Cody $40 u Ambrose l. sth
Catherine 6s4 S Scotland L ath
Cold Harbor l 1886 n Balboa Pm sth.
Concho 6sa Sandy Hook sth.
Devolente ) r Sand Key 9th.
Gulfland will arrive Quarantine Pm loth.
Gloucester Fire Island 9th.
Hawaiian PAT " Cape Henry 9th.
kaduna will arrive New York AM 10Th.
Lake Esmere 80 SW Gay Head 9th.
Mayaro 1856 Sc Ambrose l. Sth.
Montauk 1865 Ambrose l. " Sth.
Mexico left Havana 2.fo AM 9th for Nassau.
Ontario Fire Island 3th.
Panama 232 NE Cristobal Sth.
Paris 900 Z New York 8 AM 9th.
Quantlco IL T. Fire Island 9th.
Robin Gray 1.40i w Balboa Sth.
silene lat 80 "a Ion 20 48 9th.
Tanamo arrived San Juan-3 AM 9th.
Vancolite will arrive at Ambrose l. at
daylight
Vim McKenney lat II. Ion IS II sth.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
OF vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
CTR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded to New York.
1t is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
LEGATION.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (W. c. G); Babylon, L. I.
CIV. S. Ed; Easthampton, L. /.
CIV. S. Az, and New London,
Conn. CIV. S. T.).
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea at Cape Cod (W. c. CO., and
Siasconset (W. S. c., Mass. ;
New London, Conn. CIV. L. C.) ;
Cape May (W. c. W, and New
York city (W. N. W.. Requests
for medical or surgical advice
will also be accepted through the
above stations Of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Dangers to Navigation.

BOSTON, March e-Large field Of ice and
icebergs 40 feet high reported March IN
LAT As Is, lon 46 40; ice fields in lat A.
len 40.
[Reported TO the Photographic Offlce.1
March 7, about 10 miles south Of Ambrose
age about 80 feet square and awash with 2
mast attached-Str Lancastrian.
Feb o5, lat II 81, lon 81 ri, passed a spa,
about so feet long, with crosstrees attached
str Atlanta City.
Feb 2s. lat A 43, lon 46 81. TO lat A 50
Ion 1s 46. saw field ice-str Beukelsdyi
(Dutchl.
March :, lat 45 10. Ion 4e i5. large fieit
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The New York herald., 1922-03-10
REPORTS HEAVIEST FIELD ICE.

BosToN, March 9.-The Coast Guard
cutter Seneca. in the service of the Inter
national Ice Patrol, reported to-df.y that
the field ice in the vicinity of til Grand
Banks was the heaviest since the patrol
was instituted nine years ago. North
erly limit of the ice is, reported as lati-
tude "A 30. longitude 40 80. IL extends
south in two large fields, miles long