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New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

msresn eso" 'a"p issS az Sr a" Nmbrose 'v Jan
hsfan hsI,tn ,i,.,., e $ cape igmry Jan To-.
Heckenham ~. due New Yc9t this forenoon.
tbienJ 5r,wstcr 6lo q Tampico Jan 10.
ylayl IS from Winlerquarter w Jan 10
el"ctAl 4l0 T. Cape Henry Jan ..
Cerro Ehano 60 NE latteras Ian 10
hatios NJ Everest AZ Jupiter Ian 10.
'l.ment Sfmith 93 SW Nan'ucSs' Ian TO-
David MckolNN % : Jupiter Jan 10
Edwarl Noheny s. \ Jupiter Jan 10.
Edward Pierce Z iN Cape Charles Jan 10
tll Alba 5 Jupiter Jan 10
Eimsport 1905 Il Ambrose Jan .
ii're'if Owing las NE Iiatteras Ian TO-
George q ti"Ary - from sand Key Jan 10
q e,ree WASHINGTON lat a II lon 36 og
General G " Goethals 30 S Scotland Lv
"9' @"'1 70 Ma9Ig g9':s & 1'9 4 upt,r 'S Jan 10
Herbert G Wyne a5 svV Block Isla nd
loaancy 210 Nls lSenwick '-' e Island lly Ian 10
Retiring Luclsenbach iss7 $ san Pedro
Lake hlon al sW Nantucket Jan 10.
hake 1ill19 Fannin 81 Scotland Jan 10.
LshH Ak ''ii,e1se lat - lon 50 81 Jan 10.
I,iiu!ae 2>' W Key West Ian 10
>, bliioIt ~ Jupiter Jan 10
hadrona due Newport, Il !. AM to day.
MARA aloc zoo san Juan Jan q
Mary 90 : Cape Hculopcn Ian .
Mci>eesport 100 E Ambrose Jan ..
MORO Castle las w Havana Jan TO-
New Jersey 500 Z Am\ose PM Jan O.
pipeslonq county 'i5s NW Aviles. Spain.
Perfection rs NV by w Ilatterax Jan 10.
iolarine - NV by w Tortueas Jan 10.
otomac ~ W Of Oucenstown Jan 10.
Quaker City 276 ENE Cape lIenlopcn
NJ Spaldns i77 s by W Kingston Jan 10.
RUIN ~ : Scotland Jan lo
sagen''as9 ~ lat rs ~ Ion ~ i' Ian Q.
San Juan S$5 Cape Henry : PM Jan ..
San Edwardo pd Key West Ian 10
SSn L9'en4o anchored at Aguadilla S PM
san Pablo 4 \ SAN Antonio Jan 10.
"a apulpa NJ Caryport Jan 10
sun a y Jupiter Jan To-
Sut'ance S',, ~ o from liattcras Jan 10
SWl S>Wl ttarrow 11o $ Block Island Jan Q.
Swiftsuro 100 SSE Bermuda 8 pM ia, q
Ira nsportation 20 e by Fire Island
" c Teaelc JOG S Scotland IV 'Isn 10
We. w est Wauna lat 3G 90 Ion II 30 ian ..
". w -. haEen 500 from Ambrose Jan o.
W est Canon '7o ESE Ambrose 8 PM
West West Crossy 4a7 Hattcras Jan 9.
We Mesl inskip 1910 e Ambrose Jan o.
W estern ocean pd Iiatteras Jan TO-
A'',l'cH a'9 from Plymouth Eng / PM
{ rharlot 1s5 r Ambrose Ian IN
lake Strynlon 1863 NNh, Iat,oras Jan1o
';ral'er 'lty lat 30 - Ion 60 "A Jan 10
, ,olianl"r 23Al e Cape lEenlopcn Jan
I>uohrNe J., state 912 from Baltimore Jan ia
: ~ 1'1a. uf.@of 40 from san Francisco Jan
,iirslra Ego y Ambrose Jan ..
i itiihois 20 w FaNal Jan 10
NJ iymount $50 T. Portland Ian
~ 'lfar $500 + Cape Henry Jan .
W w es, t'ldara 1853 e Ambrose Jan .
''S' N'aY'oeN l2l5 from Norfolk Jan 9.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
New $1O0, 100000
Estimate for Fleet
Corpn. Is Submitted
Half Will BE Used for
Claims, Harding Tells
Congress; Debts Of u. 5.
Mail Will Be Settled

Irom NE Tribunc'a Ndshin0ion Eurcdn
WASHINGTON Jan. 10.~-A new cs-
innate of S1OO, 900 900 as substitute
for the previous request Of $50,000,oO
for the Shipping Board Emergency
Fleet Corporation for the fiscal year
1923 was submitted to-day to Congress
by President Harding.
Explanation Of the now estimate was
given in a letter from Acting Director
Roop, Of the Budget Bureau, who
stated that the total asked would be
divided into two funds Of S50,0O0,O0
each. The first would 90 to expenses
of the Fleet Corporation for admins-
trativc purposes, maintenance and op-
Grafton Of vessels, the completion Of
vessels now under construction and for
carrying out the provision Of the act
of June 5, 1920. The second item is
for the payment Of claims arising from
the cancellation Of contracts, damage
charges and miscellaneous adjustments
authorized under the provisions Of the
act. 1t was further requested that
100000, 900 of this be made immc-
dlately available.
"The chairman Of the Shipping
Board" the letter said, "advises that
the total claims pending against the
United States Shipping Board amount
to $29S ,128 ,845.59, against which the
Shipping BOARD has claims applied as
offsets to the accounts and notes re-
leaving net face value Of claims
against the United States Shipping
Board Of s2l9,l6O, 1884. OF this
amount Approximately 64,0O0,0 600 are
admiralty claims and s62. 100000 are
claims presented before the court OF
claims, or total of about Sl26, 6,000,000
for which no appropriation is now
asked, as it is intended to present
these cases to Congress only after the
courts have handed down their de-
cisons and fixed the amount Of the
claims. This leaves Approximately
of claims for adjudication
by the Shipping Board, and it is for
the purpose of negotiating settlement
of those claims that the Shipping Board
requested the appropriation of S30,00O,-
900 to be available Immediately"
Provision for the settlement Of all
debts outstanding against the United
States Mail Lines, the defunct shipping
company which was placed in the hands
Of receiver when the United States
Shipping Board seized the government
vessels which it operated, is contained
in the Emergency Fleet Corporation
appropriation bill, which will soon be
framed by the Wood subcommittee Of
Shc House Appropriations Committee.
1t was disclosed to-day at the Shipping
Board that Congress was asked to in
,ludc in the appropriations bill an item
of $685. 900, to take care of the Mail
debts, which the government
assumed upon regaining possession Of
the government tonnage.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port ACeucy
choctaw. Guantanamo, Dec 70. wsri Line
Romsdalshorn, birmingham Dec a.
Texan Los Angeles Dec s....unit Am Line,
o'ee' Ens'nee'' Genoa DC Sor,on IT, ,,u-
r.us La, ralmas Her'Sn Dor Yb"rya ry Inc Gs
Southwestern Miller. London. Dec ~.
saochu.. LeEhorn Dec :t Three esG Star Line Line
city OF Lahore Perhs No1,s Pee ~
w.tsne.. Hamburg Dec 22..u Nav CO
Justin Liverpool: Dec 2A...... Booth & CO
Atlantic, Gulf & Mediterrarian Corp
Phoeeus. Barcelona. Dec 70.
Florinia. Denia. Dec .o...l;arcia & DiaS
Bristol City. Bristol. Dec Il.
xv,,,so,o Co. Charles Hin & Sons
Was. u,v.. s William. S Co
c,.r uop-,so rAtlantic Gnlf ( Paclhc Co
Lorenzo. suez Dec 20. Norton, Lily & CO
pITTouoadour; I,To.t Santos, Dec T.. Kerr S s Co
Bronte. Para. Dec 81. Lamport & Holt Line
Orcus Valparaiso. Dec l6.
Vessel. Duval Co
Due Tomorrow
Bradford City, Hamburg. Dec "a
Londonier. Antwerp. Dec 81. navigation 90
lloyd Royal Beige Line
Due Friday
west Canon, Gibraltar, Dec %.
T., United American Lines
~ r, Estero, New Orleans. Jan Z. So pacinc
Mckeesport Dunkirk. Dec 30.
Tyrefjord. Christiania. Dec 27 1'''7
r Norwegian American Line
= rancred. Shields. Dec So....... Kerr Line
yoeus, Gibraltar. Jan g.. Booth s S 60
III Alba. Galveston. Jan 7... So Pacih, CO
Due Saturday
New Britain, Rotterdam. Dec e.
Black Diamond Ca
Songstad. Shields Dec 2s,
o Stray Corp
Due Sunday
Media Liverpool Jan 4...... Cunard Line
Due Monday
" Luckcnbach, san Francisco. Dec II.
Luckenbach Limo
Due Tuesday
Stannore. Ieith. Dec 81 FIrnoss v,-i.hv
7, lung S. bombay. Dec g.. Kerr 5 5 Go
Bradford City. Hamburg. Jan e.
l. s NaVigation Go
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Marine Disasters

NOkFOLk, Jan 1o--Fivc ,nasted schoor-
rl e Vakley { curtis deep laden with conl
ior New YORK, attempting to beat wav on
.a ROADS carly yesterday, ran aground he.
,"e.n ,sr,d,, sewclls Point and Kipraps Master.
.','t "a n'ns advantage OF favorable winds had
put up canvas and started to take veosai
w, oi Ihplns without assistance from tugs
~ L!FAA, n $. Jan 1o--Schooner lSlora
crew of SIX, given up for lost to.dav T,'t nf,
georgetown. Il ]. Nov go. for Iforhnr
.,unct ana nothing has since been hearI
g. SAN FRANCISCO Jan 10-Wolvorne
a,, n,m,e, 1Toln Calcutta Jan o. blew ont
rsa'nncr ,,s mead 900 miles out of Manila :
slight delay. WIN
NANCOuvEn. B c. Jan 1o-prnce AL
ps.e 3 shr). trading coastwisc. struck rock
ian rah 3. while entering Lockport. Queen
', ,har,ot,e Island Damage slight. viii
dry. dock for repairs WIN
>, NpW YORK, Jan 1o--Charlot returning
70 tn'h port with "a disabled engine NAL
Ing two knots an hour. '''' MAX
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Mack Says Board
Must Have Lower
Cargo Insurance
Position Of Marine UNDER
writer's UntcnabIe, Asserts
N. Y. Director; Asks Fair
Rates on u. S. Steamers

Lower insurance rates on cargoes
carried on Shipping Board vessels,
equal to those allowed on foreign ships
of the same status. arc justified by opcr-
ating records. and steps will be taken
by the board to obtain them, A. f.
Mack, director of the Eastern district,
said yesterday. He declared that the
arguments made by the marine under
writer's arc untcnablc and that the
government vessels arc not receiving a
square deal.
AS an instance Of the situation Mr..
Mack said that the Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Company, with which he was as
soclntcd formerly. had several vessels
operated by the same officers on certain
routes for two or three years. The
underwriters. he said. made no allow
ancc in their rates for the record cs-
tablishcd by the company in this scrv-
ice, despite the fact that they claim
experience is the basis upon which they
base their calculations.
Mr.. Mack said that apparently the
greatest difficulty at present was that
the American insurance companies were
not strong enough to carry full lines Of
cargo insurance and were obliged to
distribute the risks by reinsurance in
foreign concerns. which refuse to give
favorable rates to Shipping Board vcs-
sells. Unless this is corrected, Mr..
Mack said. the board itself will take
the necessary steps. probably by allow
ing American underwriters to carry as
much as they wish and providing for
reIssuancc through government bu-
rcau.
1t was said by Mr.. Mack that while
higher rates might have been justified
by the records of operating companies
Immediately after the armisticc there
mas been great change since that time
More than two-thirds of the ships, in
cudlng those least fitted for operation.
have been Withdrawn. and the number
OF operating companies has been cut
down from about 40 to ID. Only the
best vessels and the best companies
are now used by the board. he said.
ne board is proceeding slowly to
make sure Of its ground, But viii not
rest until the handicap is removed MIR. |
Mack declared.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

iSnsIa"% TmaSa 10 'G0', & NcM YORK: rjako
schrs Lydia NJ Haxter. Portland Me. raui
Il Thurlow. Boston: Doris IIamln. New
Haven; Frank Nj peoring. Boston, oakley
c Curtis. Nav York. Camilla Gilbert
rHiLApELPHrA. Ian 10 - Arrived
Maridal tNor, san Raphael and Toulon
Merdi 'Sp). Newport News; Nnctta
Fort antonio; Esparta. santa Marta
lacksonville and savannah; Dirigi", Fort
Arthur Sailed: Mincio 40. Genoa. etc,
Is Mincardinc u'r, Gihra',ar for orders,
Tamiahua, Chorrcra, Pcrsi"r tHelg). Ant
werp via New York: West Campgaw,
sourabays. etc. via New York x l.uck-
sch bradford French. Portland
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 1o--Arrlved
Gnlf Queen. Tamrico. Svi' 'ar. nm.i q.
ss"iled Virginia, Fort Lonos; West Dur
PORT EAD.-. Jan ,u-->..,,,u. Bc,hol-
ridge, Mexico; Dar'cn, MEXICO, El 'slco,
SURNAME, Fort 1'arrios, William II Do
heny. Tampico. Sailed: British Chancellor
lBr), Avonmouth; Comayagua NIond).
Por, Cortcz; Ialsey. Mata Rcrondn: Louis
lana, Tampico: saeua (Dom). Caibaricn
Vermont u'Il. Antwerp.
roRTLANn ore. Jan l1-~Arrivcd: Will-
ToRTLANn Ne, Jan io-sailcd: cairn-
valona iBr), Leith and Newcastle.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ian lo--Arrivcd: Jan
.. Saint Joseph N'r) bordeaux Sailed:
iuford. Honolulu: Waihemo tBr), Van
couvcr: Mexican. Seattle.
SAY ANNAH Jan 10 Arrived: city OF
ST Louis, New York; Grecian. Philadelphia
,and sailed for Jacksonvillcl. Sailed:
Parthcnia H'r), Liverpool, city Of Sa-
Vannah, New York
ST JOHNS. N Il. Jan 1O-Sailcd: Gunny
(Nor). Galveston.
TAMPA. Fla. Jan 1o-sailed: Altamsha,
New York; Truxllo. New Orleans; schr
Lady Mariana. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Port Strike Declared Over

Assertion that the strike of masters,
mates, pilots and boatmcn from tug
boats and lighteragc craft in New York
Harbor was practically over was made
yesterday by Charles A. Mason, man
agcr of the New York Towboat En-
change. Mr.. Mason's announcement
was coupled with an expressed wish
that "the men who continue on strike
will remain out forever
When informed OF this. Captain Will
liam "A. Mahr, representing the strikers,
declared the walkout not only re-
mained effective, but had extended to
ll5 vessels. He added that the harbor
workers were planning to unite in a
gonora federation Of their own.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Mayaro O3r>. Grenada Jan for n Y;
to Furness Witty & Co with pass malls
and mdse: is due at Ambrose Light at
noon and will dock about p m at Pier "a,
Rxiyn tAfnity ST.
general G W Goethals. Colon Dec 80 for
~ 7; to Panama r Line with pass,
3 z IN at Pier /, Hoboken.
Sar.land (3r). Antwerp Dec 2e for y
to Rod Star Line with pass and fndse is
due in Quarantine at m and will dock
about 9 q IN at Pier 5s. (West 18th ST..
Taorrsina tu. Naples Dec q for N Y;
to Italia America Line with pass. mails
and ndse; is xpcctcd to dock this after
soon early Thursday morning at Pier
81. II (West 5.i ST..
Due Tomorrow
Santa Marta. Kingston Jan for N 7:
TO United Fruit Co with pass. mails and
.ndse is expected to dock this morning 1T |
per IS. Il r ENaiden Lane):
For, Vicrnr,A$ $tBrl. Bermuda Jan 10 for
\ /: 10 Fura@S~ Witty & Co with pass. |
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Tri-National Go. Plans
BOston-IIalifax Line
B. W. Morse Concern Asks Bid
OH Six Combination Cargo
and Passenger ShiDs

The Tri-Nationa: Steamship Com
pany, IL Battery Place, Of which Ben
jamin w. Morse is president, plans a
combination cargo and passenger serv-
ice between Boston and Halifax. ac-
cordng to the architects, Whttlescv
{, Whittlcscy, who arc asking for bids
on the construction of six vessels
Shipbuilding companies havo been
requested to submit offers by January
20. Completion of the vessels is in
tended within the next twelve months
it was said.
The vessels will be motor ships, with
the type of Diesel to be decided after
offers are received from the builders
They are to be 225 feet long, "a feet
wide and Is feet depth They arc de-
signed for 800 horsepower mtors.
thirteen knots trial speed and 1900
dcadweight tons each. They will en-
gage only in the coastwisc service.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Ian 1o-Arrivod: Kur
msn@ ,'e's .l'). New York; sudbury. Phlade1.
G,emmercial pilot, Norfolk sailed ZERO ,.r'r
ifauie. Philadelphia Munalbro. Hos,nr.
San NaXario CHr). Tampico
,,l.)a S)a ioE, Jan lo-Arrived: Winifredian
i,,rrFpo9 John Il Gibbons, Mobile
hagen 1BD. smyrna. stiblestaa Iolnn- ,Tnr,
,1iiFtna ,,loucester. Norfolk and Balti-
1'''tr' I1t j. n Dsn1ieer. Tampico, city Of
Tetts "''"h''"h' Nraigrownie, Newport
.1th) Schr Horatio q Jooss san Juan
ioih' t!uabdis. Mobile. Luke Elsmcrc Eos
ton Atapa hoe. Jacksonv!llc 1and nrocncn
ed to New YoriD. Sailed. Coldbroot' New
tranna We"ms. Miami
"a ~ EsTpN. Jan lo-Arrived Ei vallc
New 1oft. sailed. j r O'Ncill. Philadel-
phia Delaware CNor) chrlsiiania r.Le
1 iynInyy. iiANara. Westlond. Rotterdam.
JACK spNNILLE. Fla, Jan lo--Arrived
rs x Haiisinore: Lenape. New York: Sol
itaire. lor, Arthur Sailed: satnnanynr
,Norj, Now Orleans: 6ulf King port
arthur. o's
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Jan lo-Ar,,ved.
" @ est Nsssha' Fhiiadclphia; stephen II
0,>gS MSRFnf.t pFni,fFfs'oT "a'aer Noyes' Boston
Mongolia (Swed). Cuba; 10Th. Ntnian fDr1
:, wv Orleans, West Arrow, Haltiinorc:
" ,sl Nosska, baltimore; Watcrtown. Port
i-obos. Australford 'lsr) HUI: CuiIln az
Nv Orleans Angela ,sp). TAMPA, II.mtj.
'9n' New York: iIoimiA tswed) I'hi,adei
phia. N"iias fNor). Turks Island Walter
y ! No5es Ne" England Wrst Waunn.
t:lverpoo'i AarNn. por, Arthur. Brandon
New England. schr Francis l. Tausair
Calais. Ne. Sailed: 9'h. i II peycrennn'
Ne" england; Artagan Mcndi tsp). Phija
dciphia; Stromboli 90, New YORK. Mar
iSianco tSp). Galveston Gloria de Lar
lJap). New Orleans: 10Th. Newton Nnw
England; Edward Pierce. Boston; Lewis
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Ship Building
In i. s. Now at
Prev ar Level
England. Germany, France,
Holland and Italy Sur.
pass This Country in
New Construction Work
Less Than 5 p. C.. Here
Lloyd's Register Records
Decline of l.OOO.O 900
Tons in Last Quarter

Shipbuilding in the United States
has declined from the maximum in
1919. when il totaled more than the
lcst Of the world combined, to pro-
portion of less than per cent on Jan
uary /, 1922, or below the pre-war
level, according to the quarterly report
Of Lloyds Register of Shipping, made
public yesterday.
The depression is general through out
he world, but the most marked effects
are shown in this country. Three
months ago France. Holland and Italy
were all constructing a smaller ton
mage. To-day each OF them is building
more than the American yards have
under way. While no returns are avail
able for Germany. the work there is
probably second only to that of the
United Kingdom.
At the end of thc year the United
States was building 5 per cent OF the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Navy Orders

-,
wAsulNGroN. Jan. 1o.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Stsarns. Capt c. b. to L. ruron
Abbctt, con- 1' II j. ' to " i. S, s lIull Iu''''
shaw Com. &. II. to L. s $. Bcil
berton
1t.,,r,oe II f-o,, u u - ..,a..; n o.
Winters, 1T, Com. i H., to 1: = ':f'n 8 Branch. S,
Astoria, il; p, A.. to homo.
Gord HEa"s0 It, It. l. e. e. to TO T. rs%r' $ 'lsTss Masdc
Dsn:o Bsry. It NJ r; to U S, S: $ Ericsson.
Donely. It, S, to L. $. s. swan.
Fischicr, 1T. =. X. to T. s. $. Bell.
Ghpf%" "1p%s 1t It. g. L e. to to o. : 5 Rslie[ s William
Jones.
,M,enm'er; 1t; j. T.; to Pacific nect.
Snhnri'lrc MIr''n It, n, H. to tsm, osmnnd Ingram
rwiss. LIT. g. o., to Pacific ncet
''.a1na H"aman' It. q. 81 H. A., to New York.
"sS''S to" It, d. e. D. H. to I. $. $ TruN-
Friedman 1t G. g e: TO U. :. s. Pope.
rott '''' '''' ~ g. ! N'' TO l. . . Far
Balireich Ems. c. L. to Newport
Bamhsrser' Ems A. B. to L. $. s. Coyn-
partie5t. 'rHaa'" Ems T. S. 10 I, co,u,n,,,
Reard Ems j. D.. to Pacific t,sct. ., ''u'''o'a'
Sslg ghtler. Ems. {. S. to l.. S. s Breese
vision is I" destroyer d.
pori9 u,s, r. c.
poclri,,s 'oc[i s''I a. I" 10 I. = = Porter.
Bowling. Ens. ! 7, ~ 10 Ns,vr, N:s"wpptt'
p,, ,r"''' ,r go ~, TO >. >. Columbia.
I'rH a"' rms. T.. r., to Newport.
Caidwcli. i re Ems x 10 to :, = : b'1ngs,y ,l',y
Chamninr lrns r. T., - - r.dsaIi.
terler 49, '''' 70 u = ;. sat
cum cunninEhs,u a'ns IL. r,rs t" = =. s. oHrien,
Donaldson. Ems J ,o phiIade,r,hin rlhun'nl'ngs.
Dunbar. Ems II. s.. to So. 'p'''"'
Fairman. Ems. p ts ir ~. ~ &
Fernald Ems j NJ. to ~ < { = p wa ufnee.
Fewel Ems. W. g.. to Newport 'pe
Frost, Ems Il. =. to .. S. So s. pIu. Ianw,nr
Glass, Ems r. F.. to, IT, s. S. Thomas.
Guerin Ems. l. H. TO Newnort '''''aS'
Howard Ems p. r, to IT, s. s Elliott
Johnson, Ems. e. r., to Philadelnhin'
Lous hman. Ems b. j. to Atlantis neet
Miner. Ems o. r., to New Yorh ''ee''
Molloy. Ems. r. O.. to L, s s 'sM Snn,ror
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service
lDistance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon Mnloss otherwise specined
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
Su!rNASTTKS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions OF merchant vessels
celNcd through the United states Naval
'0lnhlNnicaton Service Shipmasters
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 larbor. Nc. (Ottcrcliires)
Amagarsett l.. H.. Cape May. NJ j.;
Norfolk. Va. Cape Hatteras ~ c.:
Jupiter Fla, Key West. Fla. New
Orleans, La.
These position CrR) reports should
he 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 may
be received in time for publication
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations Of the Independ-
ent Wireless Telegraph Company Inc.
A. \ " York, east Moriches, L. l., and
Ea.- hampton. l.. j.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
By Independent Wireless Co.

ronce one sss $ scotland Light Jan ?.
xxx, 5;ahI ',li,nor. - Ambrose Jan o.
N'i - : Ambrose Jan O.
San Taburcio $50 T. Ambrose Ian =
: marriott le' + Ambrose Jan g.
,. :. .srNsi.o ,n'.,l. 'oS, So Sandy Hook Jan ..
~ rrou ef5 S Scotland Light lam IN
NJ NJ "e port II 700 r Ambrose Jan 10
;cr~ 49, Hfitadn 1850 r Ambrose JAN %.
..iicoa 400 W Tortupas 9 PM Jan 10
Manx Isles lat ~ 80 \ ion SO o. " Ia, IN
i'e Folen'e - SANDY Hook Jan TO-
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Sailed Yesterday

Hickman, Hamburg; shawmut. Ph,ladcl-
pha. New York city CBr), Bristol. CO.
manche. Jacksonville; Sixaola, Santa Mar
ia. schr Gladys NJ Taylor. Norfolk and
Bermuda; Tarantia (Br), Liverpool: Santa
Theresa (Br). Havana city of Atlanta,
Savannah: Italia tBr). Nigo; Tasmania
Br) Auckland via Newport News; Yaye
Naru tJap), Kobe via Galveston. Crofton
Hall Montevideo. II Flagler. Rotter-
dam. Marinula (Br). Sea; Liverpool Maru
alap>. Yokohama via New Orleans; Sile
IO. Genoa. Iackawsnna tBr). Manches-
ter. Eastern Tempest. Cork. and Dublin. :.
G Grove. Tampico
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Army Orders


I7roul Tho Trburos Washington Eureo,
WASHT NGToN. Jan. 1O-Army orders
issued to day follow:
Cavalry
George. capt. r. T.. to Bcllefontc.
Rush, Mai NJ. b. to Fort Des Moinns
Richmond. Lit. Col. II. r.. to san Francisco
Infantry
Paquet, 1t. L. c. to Camp Bennins.
Adamson. Capt a. A, to Camp Din
Sample. Capt. r. S. resigned
Qunrtermastcr Corps
Challenger. 1t. f. s., to Walter Reed Hos
pitai. 0'
Tobn. 1t. Col W. IT,. to San Francisco
Engineers
1ohr, Capt. Z. r.. to Washington
strong, Capt. A. j., to Fort Sam Houston
Miscellaneous
Carey. 1t. r. Air Svc.. to Camn D;~
!lonorably hargcd-Fredline. "a rt
l.. NJ. Vet c. III LIZ
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11

morning at Pisr a5, \ X West 55tn St.
:. Araguaya Br). Bermuda Jan 10 fo-
y Y; to Sanderson Sons with pass lnaiis
and mdse; is expected 70 dock this morn
ing at Pier 42. \ r lMorton sD.
Ararahoc: Jacksonville via Charleston
Will dock to-day at Pier So. y II (Charl
ton ST..
Due Friday
George Washington. Bremen Jan 5 for
Y; to United States Lines with pass,
malls and indse; is expected to dock this
afternoon at Pier l. Hoboken
Quilpue tBr). Cristobal Jan for y Y
to Pacific Steam Navigation Co with pass
afternoon at Pier 4e. y r CMorton st).
Orduna lBr), Hamburg via southampton
Jan for \ Y. to Royal Mail Steam Packet
Co with pass. mails and ndse is expected
TO dock about noon at Pier AZ. X X
Megantic (Br). Liverpool Jan for \ Y:
to White Star LINE with pass mails and
mdse; is expected to dock to-day at Pier
60, y X (West ESD st)
City OF Savannah. Savannah Jan 10 for
\ Y. to Ocean s $ Co with pass and mdsc
is expected TO dock this morning at Pier
80, Il tSpring sO.
Due Saturday
Vessel. Port. Agency
paris Havrc Jan ...;;..' French Line
Caronia, Gibraltar. Jan o.. .Cunard Line
Arabic, Naples. Dec ST.. White Star Limo
Monts"rrat. Havana, Jan o.. Spanish Linz
II Mallory. Galveston. Jan Z. Mallory |.
Yucatan. Havana, Jan 1o...... Ward Lime
Due sunday
Manuel Caivo. cadiz. Dec 50. Spanish Limo
Toloa. Port limon, Ian S. United Fruit Co
Curvello, Rio dc Janciro. Dec 3s
Lloyd Braziciro
General w Gorgas Cristobal Jan T.
Minnekahda Hamburg. Jan 4...Ain Lino
Maracaibo. Curacao. Jan S.. Bliss Dallett
Lenape. Jacksonville. Ian 12....Clydc Line
Ci,y Of St Louis. Savannah. Jan u.
Ocean : Co
Due Monday
Kroonland. Cher rbourg. Jan E. Rcd Star Line
Algeria, Glasgow. Jan e..... Cunard Line
Acolus. Buenos Ayres. Jan g.. Munson Lines
san Lorenzo, san Juan. Ian IL
y & Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Jan Il
Furness. Witty & Co
Comus, New Orleans, Jan li.....S SO Pacific
Due Tuesday
Saxonia, Southampton, Ian 5 .Cunard Line
Mexico. Havana Jan l3........ Ward Line
Comanche, JacksonNiie. Jan u. clyde Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-11
Japanese Trade Envoys Sail

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1o.-The
Japanese trade and good relations"
m'as'on, headed by Viscount Mick;
noblcman and banker md
Dr. Juichi Soycda, former cabinet MINI
ister. departed for Honolulu TO-DAY m
Ihc inner Ventura after completine 81
tour Of the Unhcd States. "