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The New York herald., 1922-01-21
SAILED.

strs City of Atlanta. Savannah Mount
Clay, Hamburg; Kentnckian, San Francisco
&c; Macabi (BD, BANGS. &c; Springfield,
boston; samland (Beg). Hamburg and Dan
Havana, &c: Severance. Sabine; wm Green.
Tampico; Florinda (sp), Bilbao. &C. Court
town (Bo. Philadelphia Consuelo (sp). An
Cross. Montevideo; Winifredian (Br), Liver
pool; Lewis Luckenbach. San Francisco via
philadelphia; Teesbridge. tBr). Cardiff:
naIno; Gen o ii Ernst. Cape Haiti. &c; AS
trea (Dutch). do; Piutarch tBr). Norfolk;
{etfsnson do; Comanche, ohareston and
Liverpool; wiilhilo. Los Angeles. &c; Sam
uel Q Brown. Port Lobos.
Strs Stromboli QtaD, Genoa Tiara (Br).
U S Army transports cantisny. Antwerp;
sohrs Rehecca r Douglas. st Andreas;
Annie Ross Georgetown, SC; Perry Setter
Brunswick; Victoria s, Macoris. &c; Sedg-
Tugs Henrieo towing 9 barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at s 80 AND Prudence, towing
(at $500 AND; John A Hooper, towing 2 Cat
II ;0S AMI; L J Hooper, towing Cat 20
AND chas p Greenough. towing tat i2:So
Tug Savage. Boston. towing bargcs Nos IA,
Sailed 10th. strs American Star, Balti-
more; Boutry lBr) Casabianca via Newport
News; White. Tampico.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on
Friday, Jan 20, 1922, at AN, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and eighty-six hundredths (2o.s6)
inches. This closely approximates seven hum
dred and fifty-eight and feur-tenths (I5S.D
mllmeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying in near the ports of New York and
brooklyn can advantageousy use the above
official data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tion or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, ", 8 miles;
clear; light sea- visibility miles.
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL D

Arrived goth, strs Deerfield, New York;
Carenco. Leghorn via New York; Kastalia
(Br), Glasgow; Dachet (Brl Hueiya.
Cleared 10Th, schr Elizabeth Freeman.
Tampa.
Cleared 20th. strs orltani (Br). Port An
tonic: Modig. (Nor). Bremen and Hamburg
via New York; Gloucester. Boston; Howard.
Jacksonville.
Sailed 20th. str Brandon. Boston Cat 2:l5
Sailed oOth. strs Lake Agomak. Charles
town. Georgetown and Miami; Norfolk, Bos.
ton; sehr Atlantic Coast. Norfolk and Bos-
ton.
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Jan e0-Arrlved. str
West Caddoa, Tampa.
BEVERLY, Mass, Jan i9-Arrived, tus
Confidence, Boston. towing barge Hattie.
CEBU, Jan i6-Sailed, str Wytheville. Phf.
adelphia and Boston.
CHARLESTON, SC, Jan 2o-Arrlved. stFa
New York; Lenape, New York (and pro-
ceeded for Jackspnvllle).
Sailed goth, str Lake Strymon. jackson.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Jan 20, $3.50 An.
Passed ont. strs Absaroka. Baltimore fof
and Liverpool: AM. Freeport Sulphur NJ
3. do for Puerto Padre; 80 AM, Steel f..
porter. do for San Pedro, &c (and anchored
In Lynn Haven Roads)-Wind NE, "a miles;
CHINCoTEAGuE. Va. Jan l7--In por,
tweatherbound)5 tug Waltham, with barges
Chatham and Bourne, from Fall River for
Lamberts Point. and Atlantic. for Newport
CHATHAM, Mass. Jan 20, 9:4o AM
Passed, tug Germantown, towing barges
TIoga and Belmont. from Portland. and
Continued on Following Page.
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Fowey Eagle. Providence 90 load for Pacific
coast portsl: Eunshne, Tampico: City OF
Rome, Savannah: Ontario Baltimore and
Norfolk. Grecian. Philadelphia; Shickshinny.
DO; tags Rarbinger CBr), 81 John. &c, for
Nassau. Z I Pillsbury, towing barges WI
eonisco aad Larimer, Lynn; Bermuda. Ports-
mouth tcaLed for barges Arnlistead and Al
legheny, 70 call at New London for barge
Chelsea an 'cr Norfolk); Watuppa.
SaileS 10Th Harvey Fl Brown. Norfolk
from be.ow lssl evening"; Edward Peirce.
Sailed a0th. strs san Gil CBr), Havana
Lexington (Br. Glasgow and Liverpool via
Philad delp.lia; Quantico. Norfolk; Lake Els
mere, Charleston and Jacksonville: Della
ware, New York; Culfland, from Port Ar
thur FOR Beverly Ito finish discharging) !;
Leyisa, Norfolk. Transportation. do; schrs
Helen Barnet Gring. Jacksonville; Margaret
Thomas. Norfolk; Gatawamseak. Portland;
Portsmouth. MI. to tow barges osceoa and
Geo Stetson to Philadelphia; Honeybrook
New York, towing barges l. w G 9 No
(from Portland), o and 10; Confidence
towing barges Hattie, Beverly; Germa ntown,
Philadelphia. towing barges Tioga, Belmont
towing barse John Forsyth; Watuppa, with
barges Braddoch. Brockton and Mount Hope
Newport (for orders) Baihgate. Norfolk.
towing barges Anastasia. Tenas and Mata-
gorGa; Warrior, New York. towing barBes
stroudsburg (from GloucesteD, Passaic
from Salem) and Hawthorne calling at
New Bedford for barge Bnshampton).
Anchored below 10Th. schr Lawrence MUIR
dock. for Portland.-Wind at Highland Light
goth, II AN. NV. 25 miles; partly cloudy;
smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Jan f9-Arrived. strs Man
chester Merchant (Br), Philadelphia; A l.
Kent, Boston. New York and Phila delphia.
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SAIL SATURDAY


Str King Alexander tBD, constantinople
Dec e., Piraeus Jan N and Patras , dth; to to
third class passengers and mdae. Went TO
New York Dock Co.'S pier 22. Brooklyn.
Str City OF freeport, Glasgow Jan =, TO
McAllister Brothers. In ballast. Anchored
Str vaiaca (Br). London Jan 8, to the
Cunard Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to
STR Tancred (Nor), Newcastle. f, Dec 30.
TO the Kerr Steamship Co. with mdse. Went
to stp foot Sedsn S M"na NoS ceou 1eh
Honolulu Dec 0. Cristobal 3oth, Philadelphia
Jan 10 and Boston 18th, to the Barber Steam
ship Co, with mdse. Went 10 New York
Dock Co.'S pier 3s. brooklyn.
Ns sr yssus SB Sq ssrg sr Oct 70 pany nony
Penang 9th. Colombo 18th. suez 23d. Gihral-
tar Jan and Boston 18th, TO Funch. Edge
& Co, with mdse. Went TO foot of 33d street.
Str Bibbco. Buenos Aires Dec %. to Barber
& Co. with mdse. Went TO Edgewater, NJ.
eth, Port au Prince 9th. Port dc Palx 11th
and Cape Haiti 18th. TO the Clyde Steamslie
Co. with mdse. Went TO pier Al, Norm
Str Mobile city, Seattle Dec IA. San Fran
cisco .29th and Cristobal Jan IL; to The
United States steel Products Co. with msise.
Went to pior 70. North River
str callabasas, san Domingo, to the At
lantic Fruit Co. with fruit. Anchored In
Str Turrialba. Santa Marta Jan 10, Girls
tohal 18th and Kingston 1ith. to the United
Fruit Co, with 35 passengers, malls and
ms,e Ws1 to pie, 10 East ys Payt yer an Prince
10 the Panama Railroad Steamship Line,
with passengers. malls and mdse. Anchored
Str Montoso. Cardenas Jan I. and Ma,au-
zas nth, to- the New York and Porto Rico
steamship Co, with sugar. Went to Edge
water, NJ.
Str Nordamerika (Dan). Havana Jan IL.
to the West Indies Steamship Go, with sugar.
Anchored off Liberty.
Str Araguaya tBr), Bermuda Jan IL. 20
Sanderson & Son, with - passengers. malls
and mdse. Went to pier ~. North River.
Str El Vale, Galveston Jan IA, TO the
Southern Pacific Go, with mdse. Went TO
pier 81, North River.
Str Comal, Galveston. to the Mallory
Steamship Co with passengers and indsc.
Str q \ Flagg. Texas City Jan 10, TO the
Mallory Steamship Go, with mdse. Went TO
Erie Buin Breakwater
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier 40. North River.
Str Apache. Jacksonville Jan II and
Charleston 18TH. 20 the Clyde Steamship co.
,,t.h passenesrs and mdse. Went 10 pier 80.
'siS" Str CITY n'tsi Of Montgomery savannah Jan IL,
20 the Ocean Steamship Go. with passengers
Str Ninian tBr). baltimore. to the White
Star Line.
STR city OF ST Joseph, Philadelphia. to ID
Mallory. Anchored off Liberty.
str Andrea = Luckenbach Philadelphia.
Str Nebraskan. Chester. IA, TO the United
American Lines, IN ballast. Went to Cranes
dry dock, Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
3O to ,he East Aslstlc steamship Co. In bal
last. Went TO pier T. bayonne.
schr Annabeli Cameron (Br, shelburnc.
Ms. Jan z. 10 Giimartin &sCo. with lumber
Anchored off Red Hook.
Str Glenaffric (Br), from Santos. &C.
Went to pier 4, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Fenchurch tBr). for Marseilles. In
backing out of dock. had trouble with rudder
and returned
BOSTON, Jan o0--Schr Spindrift viii be
sold al u 5 Marshal sale at New Lendon on
Jan 81.
HALIFAX, Jan 17-Str City OF brunswick,
which was wrecked at the entrance OF Hall
fax harbor last summer, was sold al auction
to-day TO William McFatridge of this city
for $500 and her cargo TO the same firm for
S25.
LONDON. Jan i9-Str Backheath tBr)
from Baltimore. sc. for Alexandria. r.. be
fore reported aground IN the harbor of
Gibraltar, got off with assistance from n
salvage steamer: forepeak and forehold Leak
ing: discha arglng. 20th--Str Blachheath (Br)
from Baltimore for Alexandria, h. before re-
ported floated. has gone ashore again on the
rocks In the harbor of Gibraltar.
ST JOHNS, Nj, Jan 10-Schr Agnes p
DUFF tBp. from Lisbon for g Johns, NF.
news. Nj,
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
COURT HAS NO SWAY
OVER FOREIGN SHIPS
Other Governments Property
Not Under Jurisdiction
of United States.

Foreign shipowners and their repre-
sentatives in New York are much con-
cerned over last Mondays decision nf
tho Appellate Division of the New York
supeme Court in the case of Thomas
DE Simone, stevedore. who. In order
10 collect claim of $40, 900, libeled three
steamships belonging to the Portuguese
government. The case was dismissed
on the ground that the court had no
territorial Jurisdiction over the person
OF any sovereign or Ambassador of any
state or over the property of any State
which Is destined for public use."
Tnis decision was taken as establish
ing beyond question the immunity of
government vessels of any nation
: from many of the restraints which
privately owned ships feel. Foreign
enipowners are especially affected as the
United States is the only considerable
operator OF Government owned tonnag &c
Neil Van Aiken of the Netherla rAA
Chamber of Commerce in New York
said Yesterday that Dutch shipowners
believed that nothing less than interna-
dionai action. in which all the nations
should participate, ultimately would
solve the serious problems arising out
or Governmental ownership
series OF decisions in foreign courts
have held uniformly that in the case If
damages to foreigners by vessels of the
United States Shipping Board the action
must be tried in an American court,
and the ship cannot be libeled. In the
case OF West Chatala, a Shipping Board
vessel operated by the American Line.
German court held that the fact of
the private operation Of the ship did
not alter its status as q property Of the
American State.
Holland 10 vitality interested in the
solution of this problem on some basis
which VIII obviate costly and slow litiga-
ton before a Washington court 5000
miles away. especially in the case of
damages of comparatively small
amount" Mr.. Van AIKEN said. 'eThe
same might be said for the United
States or any other seafaring country.
The issue is also of Importance to the
shipper. the insurance company. the
buyer of a cargo, the men who, in case
of mishap at sea, extend help in salvag-
ing foreign vessel owned by a govern
ment, and SO on.
CLOSELY connected with the question
OF damages against n Government owned
carrier is that of taxation. Not long ago
the Shipping Board opened a branch
office In tho Dutch East Indies and
claimed freedom from taxation. A while
ego the board imported into Holland a
shipment N repair parts for one of its
ships In Dutch port and claimed and
was granted freedom from import duties
FOLLOW the policy to its logical conclu-
sion and ask how the United States
could stop liquors being taken into the
United states by freighter owned by
a foreign Government. anchoring In the
harbor OF New York what is there to
prevent a Government owned vessel
opening bar for the public in an Amer
ican harbor?"
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

APPLE RIVER. Ms, prior to Jan IL
Sailed, schr WhitebeIle (Fir), New York.
BERMUDA. Jan 14-Sailed. schr Edwin G
Farrar, Charleston; 10Th. str Tamar (BTl
Jamaica.
FRASER MILLS. Bc. Jan iG--larrived, str
Canadian Traveller (Br). Victoria
GUAYAQUlL, Jan 16-Arrlved, str Sarp-
fos tNor), Buenaventura.
HALIFAX, Jan is-Arrived. str Canadian
signaller fBr) Swansea.
sailed 18th. str Lisgar County (Nor), 81
John.
NANOOsE. Be. Jan 16--sailed. str Cana
dian Observer tBr). Ocean Falls.
NUEVITAS, Jan f5-Arrived, str Julius
Kessler tBr), Santiago texpecis TO san 10Th
for Glasgow.
OCEAN FALLS. DC. Jan 17-Arived. str
Canadian Rover (BD. Vancouver for San
Francisco.
PRESTON. Cuba. Jan io--salled. ctr Ma
ccris (Dom). Hull.
ST JOHN. Nh. Jan f7--Arr1ved. str Lingan
(Br), Louisburg, (and cleared 18th on re-
turn) 18th. str Dunaff Head CBr). Belfast
sehr Holmes Frank tBr). Apple River for
New York.
Sailed ism. strs Canadian Gunner Crl,
Halifax; Dunbridge (Br. London; Jehn
Blumer (Nor. Norfolk: Cornish Point (Brl,
London via Halifax.
SYDNEY. CB. Jan i5-Arrived. str watuka
tBr), 81 Johns.
TAMPICo. Jan fs--Arrived. str swiftwind.
Fall River tto sail 18th or reiurn).
TRINIDAD. Jan 1f-Salled, str Canadian
Harvester tBr), Cuba.
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York, Is expected TO dock at pier 3. Hobo
ken, Tuesday forenoon.
Str Chicago orr, Havre for New York. Is
expected 10 reacn Quarantine about PM
Saturday and dock that evening at pier 81.
North River
Str Panhandle State. London for New
York,ts expected TO dock at pier 2, Hoboken,
late Sunday or early Monday.
Str Princess Matoika, Bremen for New
York. is expected to dock at pier !, Hoboken,
late Sunday. or early Monday.
Str Acropolis Constanza, &C. for New
York, is expected to dock at pier 81, Brook
lyn, Monday afternoon.
Str Algeria (8r), Glasgow for New York.
is expected to dock at pier "a. North River,
about 10 AN Saturday.
Str Philadelphia, Curacao. &c, for New
York, is expected to dock at pier II. Brook
lyn, Monday morning,
Str valemore (Br. from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, Is due at Delaware Breakwater
at midnight Goth.
Str Matilda peiree, from Genoa. expects to
reach Boston Monday.
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str stromboli utaD. starlese. Naples via

str stromboli QtaD. starlese. Naples via
Ginraitar lwheap-J winchester \ go.
Naples and Genoa (generaD D-itaiia-A America.
Inc.
Str Arabic (Br). Marshall. Madeira. Glib
raltar, &c (baliast) White Star Line.
Str Eurymachus tBr). Cubley. Singapore.
Manila, sc, via Norfolk (generaD-Funch.
Str Vestris tBr). Davies. Rio Janeiro. Mon
teWdeo and Buenos Aires lgeneraD-Lam-
Str sark (Nor). Moldenhauer. Rio Grande
do Sui, Campanis, sc. via Norfolk (gen-
eraD-Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Clare, Risk, San Juan. Ponce. &c (gen-
Str ouilpue CBr), splatt. cristobai. Buena-
ventura, &c, via Panama Canal tseneraD-
5aasn ali Clement f%lIn Sa CO. eonn0rA' Port L0eo'
Str Trontolite, Larsen, Port Lobos (bal-
lasp-Robert Hague.
Str Astrea Dutch. Leeman, Cape Haiti.
Port de Paix, sc (generai)-Funeh. Edye a
Co,
Str General o II Ernst, stone. Cape Haiti.
road Steamship Line.
Str General W G Gorgas. Corning. Port al
Prince and cristobai generaD-Panama
Str Toioe (br>,. Grant Havana. Port An
tonic. &c (general United Fruit Co.
str smaraagd (N9rl, Hous. Port Antonio
Str Antilla. Petersen. cienfuegos. Mama
milo. 80 lgeneraD-New York and Cuba
Str Agwidaie. Clifford. Guantanamo (bal-
lasl)-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co.
Str Lake Fernando, Peterson, " 8 Naval
Station, Santiago and Guantanamo (generaD
New York and Cuba Mall Steamship Co.
Str Anna Maersk (Dan). Anderson. Cal
barien (ballast)-lsbrandtsen, Moler e Co.
Str paloma (Cuban,. Hallum. Nuevitas.
Pastelilla, &c tgeneraD-Munson Steamship
Line.
Str Empress OF Britain tBr). Griffith,
Havana. Kingston. sc (bailasu-White Star
Line.
Str Graecls tswl. Plomgren, Havana via
Inc.
Str Mexico. Jones, Nassau. Havana, &c
(generaD-New York and Cuba Mail Steam
str Fort Victoria lBD. Davis, Hamilton.
Bermuda (generaD-Furness, Witty 8 Co
Bermuda slr nraSuaya bs sra son
Str MatinicoelS, Tucker. Texas City (bal-
last)-Rohert l. Hague.
vannah lgeneraD-ocean Steamship Go.
Str Apache. Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville tgenerap Clyde Steamship Co.
brunswick (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Jefferson. Horsley. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transporta,Ion GO.
Str Medina, Johnstone, Norfolk tSarlast) :
New York n and Cuba ,ii, Mall steamship Co;
last)-Funch, Edye e. Co.
Str Philadelphia, Leek, Baltimore (generaQ
Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Willsolo McGahan Baltimore (gen-
eral In transit)--Wliams Stean,sfp Co.
Str Liberator. Mckenzie, Baltimore (Sen-
eral in transiD Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific
Co,
Str crewe Hall (Br), johnson. Newark
(ballasD--Norton. Lilly & Go.
Str Saxonia (Br). Hassock Halifax, Ply
mouth. &c (general) -Cunard Steamship Co.
Ltd.
Str Rosalind (Br), Mitchell, Halifax and
st Johns (generall-Bowring & Co.
Str II F Dlrnock, Alen Boston (generaD D.
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
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ARRIVED.

Str Cedric tBr). Liverpool Jan II and
oueenatown f2th 10 the White star Line.
with OF fret, 13l second and 126 third class
passengers, mails and mdse. Went to pier
90. North River
Str scythia (Br). liverpool Jan 10, Queens
town 18th and ifalifex iith, 10 tho Cunard
Steamship co, with ~ first, go second and
.il third class passengers. mails and mdse.
Went TO pier So North River
Str Arkansas (Dan), Copenhagen Dec TO-
Gothenburg 23d Chris.lania 2Sth and Fal-
mouth Jan A. TO Funch Edge q Go. with
malls and mdsc. Went TO foot Of 18th street
Brooklyn.
Str Bayern tGer). Hamburg Jan =, to the
United American Lines, with f3 cabin and
2i0 third class passengers, mails and mdse.
Went to pier SO, North River
str Algeria (Br). Glasgow Jan q. to the
Anchor Line. with passengers. mans and
mdsc. Anchored in Quarantine.
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported 10 the Hydrographic oftice'I
Tho second officer OF str Toloa reports
that the reefs along the north coast OF
Cuba, westward OF Gobernadora lighthouse.
apparently extend farther northward than
shown on III o chart No 2l4J. This is par
ticuarly noticeable In the following two
places where the sea Is dscolored and ruff
fled About 2 miles deg from Leyiza Pass.
In approximately la. 22 50 y, lon SO 80 W;
about 2,s miles 80 deg from Cayetano Pass,
In approximately lat 2e 81 y. lon s3 40 w.
These positions were obtained from bearings
of Pan de Guacaibon, Beyiza Cay and Cay
Arenas and are the result of observations
extending over several months.
Jan ts, lat 40 10, Ion 90 IS, passed spar
projecting about 10 feet out Of water. ap-
parently attached TO submerged wreckage.-
Str Charlotte.
Jan 10. lat 80 81. Ion 7e a., passed what
appeared to be deckhouse 80 feet long.
showing about ) feet out OF water.-U 8
Arctic.
Dec 20, lat a2 a. lon 10 81. paced a small
spar awash.-Str Soestdyk (Dutch).
The radio station at Poldhu reported on
Jan ~ "a follows: Lat ~ 30, Ion | 20 H.,
a spar awash. apparently attached TO wreck
aEe.-Str SaNonia (Br).
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

IDistances given in miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.1
Aeolus 1,320 Sc Hatteras Goth.
Agwhayre 80 SW Nantucket goth.
Comanche l43 s Scotland l. goth.
Devolente anchored at South Pass Pm 10th.
Eastern Light 216 Sc Ambrose l. Y 18th.
Eastern Sea 4S5 T. Cape Henry goth.
Edward Peirce Il Block Island Goth.
FL Rio AIS Diamond Shoals 10th.
Evelyn SW Hen and Chickens l. goth.
II Il Mallory 22I " Jupiter Goth.
Harvester 20 Overfalls l. Goth.
Herman Frasch 112 SW Nantucket Goth.
Hilton 153 Cape Canaveral Goth.
Huron left Samana for Puerto Plata Pm
10th.
I c White 101 8 Ambrose L v goth.
Iroquois left Sanchez for San Pedro de Ma
coris 10 AM goth
Maraval 7s5 SSE Sandy Hook 10th.
Michael 252 SEl Ambrose l. V goth.
Minnesotan 1871 NE Cristobal goth.
Montauk 500 r. Ambrose l. 8 PM Goth.
Fonce S35 S Scotland l. v Goth.
Princess Matoika 720 Il Ambrose L PM
GOTH
Siboney arrived at Havana 0 AM Goth,
Sutherland 267 Cape Henry 20th
Western Maid 205 NE Cape Henry Goth.
Yucatan IL S Scotland /. V goth.
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
BY United States Naval Radio.

A @ Bedford 2s S Hatteras goth.
America American 4ssp stsr q ssW Scotland 3 soh
Agwibay lat "a 50, Ion so SO Goth.
Argon .2S0 F. Ambrose l. 10th.
Atenas 64 w Havana Goth.
Bramell Point lat 35 l6. Ion So o. 10Th.
Cape Henry 9 N Hatteras 10th.
Centennial State 0o0 T. Ambrose l. v goth.
Cerro Azul 1874 w Sand Key 10th.
Charles Il Harwood 430 Tampico Goth.
Charles IL Cramp 47l S Jacksonville Goth.
Chariot l42 from Halifax goth. 49,
City OF Savannah 121 S w Hatteras goth.
Creole 134 Jupiter goth.
payd McKelvy 100 s Jupiter 2cth
Eastern King lat 40 II, lon 35 81 10th.
Edward |, Doheny 400 z Tampioo Goth
EdTard ESara PeiEss te s Block din Island 2oth
HIn5ee HI%se 81 81 sSlleas ssSlsas I aR sSth
El Mundo i20 WNw Tortugas goth.
Everest 40 n Hatteras goth.
Fluor Spar 1877 SD st Johns River. Fla, Goth.
franklin \ Lane IS Scotland Goth.
George G Henry 81 Hatteras Goth.
Goth.
Herman Frasch 80 NE Hatteras 10th.
Hickman Lilo Il Ambrose l. 10th.
Higho II NV Tortugas Goth.
Houma 0l w Sand Key goth.
Hudson 1888 Ambrose L goth.
/ g White lol scotland L Y Goth.
Illinois 10 Fowey Rocks goth.
] M Guffey 4S Hatteras 10th.
John Worthngton 425 Z Tampico Goth.
Joseph NJ cudahy 10 w Sand Key Goth.
k2ntuckan passed Overfalls l. 10th.
Lake Fife 10 s Hatteras Goth.
Lake Kyttle 1877 NE Hatteras goth.
Limon gl0 s Cape Henlopen Goth.
Lewis X Thurlow ii sW Rebecca Shoals
goth.
Macaibi 30 Scotland I. 2oth.
Margaret 40 S Hattera5 goth.
MARCUS lat 3S II, Ion 13 03 goth.
Mevania passed Key West 10th.
Montana y S Scotland l. v Goth.
Mount Evans so Il Key West goth.
Nacata 2,325 Hatteras 10Th.
Panaman ISj S Scotland I. V Goth.
Paraguay " Jupiter 2Oth.
Parsmna 40l Limon 10th.
Pastores 2Ti from Cristohal goth.
Pioneer 1857 W Sand Key 10Th.
rortoa Plumas "a SE South Pass GOTH
Radiolene 10 s Hatteras 10th.
Il Hunt lat 30 40, Ion 81 0S 10Th.
Sapupa 125 ESE Galveston goth.
Severance IL $ Scotland l. v 10th.
Standard 105 w Sand Key Goth.
Steel Engineer f,035 T. Delaware Breakwater
10th.
sun 10 s Jupiter goth.
Thurland Castle 80 from Sand Key Goth.
Tuxpanol 100 w Sand Kelly 20th.
Vacuum Goa from Vera Cruz goth.
Nesta 20 NNE Hatteras goth.
w !. Stecd 29i w Sand Key Goth.
Watertown 226 w Sand Key 10Th.
West Arrow lat Al II. Ion ~ Is 10Th.
West Nohno sos Scotland l. V 2Oth.
West Nosska lat ~ 80, Ion ~ 40 18Th.
Western Ocean 2f0 Sc South Pass goth.
Wheeling Mold $50 Ambrose l. 10th.
Willhilo - $ scotland l. v goth.
Woodmansie lat 10 40, Ion ~ SO 10Th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
BRITAIN WILL SETTLE
CLAIMS OF BOARD
Agreement Reached on War
Bill of $40, 600, ,OOO..

Sir Ernest Raeburn. American repre-
sentative for the British Ministry of
Shipping, said yesterday after confer
ence with Harry s. Kimball and ]. Bar
stow Smull, vice-presidents of the Emer-
eency Fleet Corporation. that substan-
tial agreement had been reached on the
principles involved in the claims of the
Shipping Board against the British Gov
eminent. He was awaiting instructions
from London, he said, before making
final settlement of the claim.
The Shipping Board has asked approx
lnately $20.000,000 for services rendered
during the war; mainly in the transport
OF provisions and munitions. The British
Ministry OF Shipping has counter claims,
but there remain only questions of de-
tail affecting the precise amount of tom
mage involved, Sir Ernest said.
The New York herald., 1922-01-21
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Mns.ers.

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
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper; Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffes); ANA
gansett, l.. l.; Cape May, N. j.;
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hatteras, N.
c.; Jupiter, Fla; Key West, Fla;
New Orleans, La. These position
(TR) reports must be addressed
only to the radio station called,
and they will be forwarded to
New York. 1t is important that
these reports should be sent
promptly at noon each day in
order that they will be received
in time for publication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York;
East Morichcs, L. l., and East
hampton, L. !.