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The New York herald., 1920-01-22
NAVY CLUB THROWN OPEN
WITH>F0RMAL CEREMONIES

New York city's Navy Club. at No. Is
East Fortyfirst street. where bluejackets
and marines will have a shore home. was
opened with appropriate ceremonies last
night The club will serve as the perma-
rent continuance of the wartime avy Club.
No. 500 Fifth avenue. which provided sleep
ing accommodations for 100000 seamen dur
ing the war.
Amid the cheers Of three hundred jackies
last night Rear Admiral James II. Glen
non delivered the address of acceptance in
behalf of the men OF the service. Rear
Admiral Bradley \. Fiske, retired. also
spoke. The club house. which is a new
venture and the first OF its kind. was char
acterized as a permanent testimonial to
the men OF the navy. 1T has been donated
by patriotic group Of men and women.
1t Is a non-sectarian club. where seamcn
can meet shipmates and welcome relatives.
Mrs William RI. Hamilton. vice president
Of the committee OF patriotic citizens who
donated the club, said the Navy Club is
dedicated TO the cause and service Of the
enlisted mon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
Automobile SkidS on Icy Road and
Hits Telegraph Pole-Trolley
Cars Idle.

No effort was made yesterday to resume
operation of the surface cars on the lines
of the Midland Railroad Company on
Staten Island. and the municipal jtney bus
lines again managed to take care of the
fifteen thousand commuters satisfactorily.
The city's buses. however. slid and skdded
over the icy .roadways in manner which
jostled and frightened the passengers at
times. One of them came to grief, but
without,any injuries to passengers result
ing.
The first accident occurred when a bus
proceeding along Richmond terrace. be-
tween Westervelt avenue and jersey
street. New Brighton, skidded on the ice
and struck telegraph pole. The seven
passengers were shaken up. but no one
was injured. The passengers were trans
ferred to another bus and the damaged
jitney towed to a garage.
Commissioner Grover A. whalen of the
Department of Plant and Structures. had
fifty-five buses operating on the various
lines during rush hours. The Commits
sioner ordered the fourteen hundred foot
viaduct leading to the upper floor OF the
St. George ferry house opened yesterday
to the buses and private automobile traffic
The viaduct. which was used exclusively
for the tracks of the Midland company
was planked over at the direction of Com
missioner Whalen.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.

FRIDAY. ian 23--Azores Islands fItaly -: also
parcel post mails. str Pesaro. nj II NJ.
icsiahd also parcel post mails. str Lagarfoss. ut
Cape Verde Islands and South Africa fparcel post
mails Tor Union of South Afrlcal str York Castle.
AT il VI supplementary 1890 PM.
SATURDAY. Jan 24-Azores and Gibraltar
Italy =; also parcel post mails for Azores. Gi-
brrltar and Italy. str Cretc. at Il VI.
,, France: Belgium Ro9msnia. bulgaria, I.ussm-
este. German Austria. Poland. switzerland. Italy
Spain, ,ireece. Portugal Turkey. Egypt. British
India. British East Africa, Malta. Ceylon Straits
settlements and Persia; psNel post mails for
France Nigeria. Corsica and Tunis. str Ia Lor-
raine. at $50 M fsup $3.50 AND.
nioraitar e,reece >: parcel post mails. str Che
Germany t.i; parcel post mails for Germany
Austria and CzechoslOyakia. str Schodack, at IL NJ
Senegal. Gambia. Liberia. Ivory Coast. Gold
Coast Dalomey, lagos and Belgian Congo str
West Saginaw. AM.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. !.
WEST INDIES. &C.
THURSDAY. Jan 22-south Brazil. str Port
vene,nels and Curacao str cibao, $3.50 AN Csup
Iayti str Advance II NJ
FRIDAY. Jan 23-Newfoundland Ct). str Brigh-
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, str Iru.
ron. at 9:3o AM (sup 10 AND.
Canal Zone. Panama Salvador tprinted matter.
&cl. Nicaragua Except east cossu Amapnla.
Chouteca and prints. &c for Nacnome. Teglci-
galpa and Yuscarnn nIondurasl. Caucp and Narno
DEPARTMENTS Of Colombia. Ecuador. Peru except
durns and letter mail for Salvador e. str Panama.
at IL VI fsup PM.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay ('). str Ian.
caster Castle. eco AN.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
Meat and Vegetable Staten Island Bus,
Prices Soar Here Carrying 7, in Crash
Agricultural DepartmentReport Shows
Wholesale Increases of 10
to 100 Per Cent.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday.-Incr ses
from ten to 100 per cent in wholesale
prices of staple meats and vegetables in
New York city since August Is were
shown in figures made public today by
the Department of Agriculture At the
same ti:1c the Department of Justice an
nounced that decreases i'm the prices OF
fifteen out of nineteen articles classified
as groceries in New York were shown
during 1919.
The Department of Agricultures figures
showed that from August Is, the approxi-
mate date of the launching of the Depart
ment OF Justices campaig ign to reduce
living costs, prices of staple articles in
New York increased as follows White
potatoes, thirteen per cent: cabbages. over
100 per cent; onions, from 1926 per 100
pounds to $3.50 per 100 pounds, and apples
from $3.50 barrel to from IS to $3.50.
Out OF twelve staple meat cuts, the
Agricultural Departments figures showed
increases in six varieties.
Beef advanced from $l2 and SIS per 100
pounds on August Is to SIC and $17 this
MONTH and lamb increa;ed 81 a hundred
pounds for choice cuts, a hun red for
medium and 81 a hundred for common
cuts.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22

Str Lafayette Orr, Havre Jan 10. to the Com
pasnie Generale Transatlantique, with 100 iirst,
lls second cabin. los steerage passengers, mails
and mdse. Went to pier 81. North River
sur Siamese Prince (Br, Iiavre Dee 20, Dundee
-oth and Leith 31st to Furness, Wlthy q 20. WIN
mdse Went 10 pier A. Bush Docks. Brooklyn
str burmese Prince tBrl. Havre.
sr Edgemoor. Genon Dec il, rinrai'ar ioth,
81 Mlohaels 23d. Ilorta Goth and fermudi Jan
49, 10 the Geo II Wells Corporation, in ballast.
Jan :. 900 miles from Fayal, fell in with str
Maratnnza with boiler trouble, ana took ner III
low TO bermuda. Went TO pier :, Erie BASIN.
str Parma (Br). Demerara Jan $, Barbados and
81 Lucia 10th. Martinique, Dominica and Guade-
loupe 11th. Antigua and st Kits 12th ana st
Croix 18th. to the Quebec steamship Co, with 0O
passengers, mails and mdse.
Str AllsEca. Crstoha Jan IA, to the Panama
Railroad Steamship line, with - passengers.
mails aud mdse. Went to pier ], lioboken.
Str q II Grove, Tampico Jan 10. to Warren.
Qunan Co. with crude oil. Went to Carteret,
NJ. So
Str Yadkin Sagua Jan 10 and Matanxas 10th.
10 the West India steamship Co. with sugar.
Anchored off Liberty.
Str Korean Prince CIr. New Orleans Jan "A.
to Furness Witty & Co, in baliast.t Went to
pier 80. Brooklyn.
Str FL Cid, New Orleans Jan 10. 20 the southern
Pacific Co, with mdse Went 10 pier 80, North
river.
Str Iynchburg Tampa. Anchored off Staple
TOM
STR Princess Anne Newport News and Norfolk,
gers and mdse Went to pier 90. North River.
Str West Galoc. Newport News.
str West Tolant. Newport News.
Motor schr James Timpson, Livingston. Guat,
Jan o. to Il Williams h Sons, with mahogany.
Returned-str wachusett, hence for Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

| PORT TAMPA. Fla, Jan 21-Arriyed. str Miami.
Havana via Key West.
Sailed 21st strs Lake Traverse, Baltimore;
Bal ton Rouge, Iampico.
| PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan 21- rived, strs
yenusia (Br,, Portland. Ne; Corsicana' Nuevitas;
Cleared INST, strs Spartan Prince CBr). New
York; w NJ Irish. TamInco; Occur dAlene. Baiti'
more.
.rrived at Marcus &C Goth. str sur Calves
ton twas ag. Jund on Dan ; aker and fiosted un-
lassisted.
| Passed down Reedy Island 21st, strs New York.
Claymont Del. for Port Arthur; kenowis, Phila-
ldelpha for New Orleans.
| Arrived at Delaware Bre kwate- lst, strs o =:
Garfield Tampico - Philadelphia; George G
Henry for do nd NV, miles; fog;
PORTLAND. Me. IAN 21-Arrived. ST. Corrales,
Norfolk; Ike Larga, do.
Sailed GOTH str Snug Harbor, Norfoik
Sailed 2Ist, strs Besseggen (Norl, hopperNlk,
Norway: Cowan, Norfolk; Lake Caspar do-Wind
wv, 10 les; cloudy. 90 - a..
PROVIDENCE. ri, Jan 20-Arriyed, SIR Lake
Greenwood. Norfolk. ~.
SEATTLE, ash, Jan -o-ArfNeu' s'r i@nu'-
cote. Kobe -. ,,
SAND KEY. Fla. Jan 19--Passed W. strs Josiah
Macy. Goth William Green, Gulfstream and
British Marquis tBri. ~,
Passed w 2oth. strs Peekskill, Potomac lBrl
and El Norte 2lst, Rayo and barge, Laurel Lear
(jr and Bayway. "a,
/ SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan 21-Arrived, strs City or
Rome Boston; Persian, Jacksonville ior paiu-
more (ard proceeded; Elm-port. Fernandina.
Cleared 21st, str West Apaum, Hamburg ana
Manchester 80.
TAMPA, Fla. Jan 2l-Arrived' sur sapona' 'acA-
sonville. r.,
Arrived 2lst, schr Rebecca Douglas Cal
baren. ~, >,n,.
Sailed 21st, str Mclaughlin (Br)' Nuevitas.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
- NOTICE TO MARINERS. 80
THE HERALDS Ship News office is adjacent to the Barge
office at tho Battery. Telephone 1572-Broad.
CLOSING OF MAILS.

zil =. str Genorchy. at II ~
SATURDAY. Jan 2f-Costa Rica Canal Zone
Ianaina, Salvador (printed matter. &cl. Ncara-
qua Except east COAST, Amapala. Choluteca and
prints, &c for Nacaome 1egucigapa and Yus-
o. colombia Ecuador. Peru Except 1quitosD. Bo-
iEla and Chill CUBA. other parts of Honduras nd
letter mail for Salvador ~ str Atenas, at AM.
Grenada; ~ Vincent. rrinidrd Cludad Bolivar
ana British Guiana. str Matura. at AM.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay. str Dochrn.
Jamaica and Colombia Except. Cauca, Narinc
and Magdalena Departments. str Lake Markham,
Porto Rico. La Romano. San Pedro de Macorls
and and san san pomnso City str Brazos. at $50 AN
Argentina. Uruguay aud Paraguay. str Florid.
North Brazil. rqultos. Pernambuco. Parahyha.
Gatnl. Bahia and Sergpe. totber parts of Bra.
Yucatnn and Campeche Cuba and other parts
OF Mexico ~. str Esperanza. at AM.
nambuco. Pnrahyba. Natal and Maceio iother
parts of Brazil -. str Denis. AN.
TRANSPACIF1C MAILS.
Close M New York at PM ~ follows:-
JaDan. Corea and Siberia. str Fushma Maru
Jan -.
Hawaii. str Matsonia. Jan %.
Japan. Corea and Siberia. str Brave Cauer
Jan "a.
China. Siam. Cochin China, Netherlands Eas,
Indies and Philippine Islands. str Nile. Jan ~.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands. New Zealand aud Aus
japan. corea. % China. Siam. Siberia. Cochin
China, Netherlands East Indies and philippine
sMust be specially addressed for this steamer.
fparcel post aud specially addressed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
WATERWAYS LEAGUE TO
ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR

The waterways League at its Febru-
ary meeting, will elect officers for the
year.
Nominations as follows have been made
by the board of governors:-President,
William Sherman Rauch vice presidents,
f.. A. Plunkett, G. w. Rolf. William n.
Strong. A. II. Brook, William NJ. Calder,
William j. Moran. George s. Conger.
George Bechler. George +. Piggott and
John r. Rafferty,; secretary. Edward c.
Schffmacher;. treasurer Rudolph IT.
Kriete: financial secretary, Irving r.
Nause; recording secretary, Robert g.
Kerr; chaplain. the Rev. John Williams;
surgeon, w. Il. Schaufele board of gov
ernors, w. S. Rauch. r. Z. Kriete. e. A..
Plunkett, J. T. Rafferty,, E. c. Schiff-
macher. r. c. Kerr. w. p. Stephens. c..
T. Raynor. Guy Howard. G. +. Pigott.
w. e. Schaufele, Louis Golly. A. c. Walk
er. Frederick Balzer. c. w. Rolf, j. NJ.
l<irshner. a. L. Anderson. w. A. Strong,
c. 5. Conger, W. j. Moran, o. e. Schmidt,
!. r. Vause. Il. a. Gartner, George Bech-
Ter, ID. G. Pell. w. II. N. Bostelmann, j..
n. Brophy. c. 4. Martin, G.. A. Gallowitz.
w. +. coyle. Eugene O'Sulivan. Emil l..
Kieger, L. w. Seeigsberg and W. o. Dud-
ley.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
BLACK ARROW OFF
TODAY TO NEAR EAST
American Line Vessel Ready for
Second Trip to Black
Sea Ports.

The American steamship Black Arrow
operated by the American line. will leave
for Constantinople. Narna and Constanza
a Black Sea port, early today with twenty
cabin and 635 steerage passengers, making
the second trip for Black Sea ports from
New York since the war.
The Misses Marjorie c. Pfeiffer. Anna
Sproule, Mary D. Brodhead and Mrs.
Harriet NJ. Johnston, Of the Near East
Relief Committee, were among the pas
sengers vino went on board the steamship
last night Miss Margaret Forsyth and
Miss Rachel Reed. or the Young Women's
Christian Association. will also leave on
the vessel for the Near East
The Lapland. of the Red Star line, had
on Board when she steamed for Antwerp
yesterday Miss Elizabeth Perkins and
Miss Katherine van Rensselaer,, of the
American Committee for Devastated
France, as well as Madeline Brard a
child pianist; Countess d'Ursel. of Brus-
sells; Alfred G. S. Shaughnessy and fam
lily. Stuart de la Rue and Mime. p. A.
de khronleff. There were ESQ saloon and
20 second class passengers on the Lap
land, as well as 1900 steerage passen-
gers.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
CLEARED.

str vauban (Br), Caaosap. Lverpooi-cunard
Steamship Co.
Str Exeter city ,Br). Bull, Bristol-James Ar.
kcli n Go.
str wabasha tRr,, Heath, Rotterdam via Fal.
mouth Standard oil Co.
str Bsnnack, Berestcn, Marsellles--James y"
Llwull e. Co.
Str Italia pr, Matthew, Naples. Genoa and
Leghoru- Anchor line.
Str Kaudabar tBrl. crpme. Port Said. karachl,
Bombay, &c-Norton, Lilly & Co.
Str Choctaw, Haywood Macofis, san Domingo
and Barahona Clyde steamship co.
Str William Isom. Aascn. Tampico, Mcx-Fuf.
ness, Wihy 4 Co.
str Lake Forest. spinney, Sc Thomas, st crcls,
&C. -ltapofcl steamship line.
Str ~ Siglo. Anderson, Galveston southern Ia
cific Go.
Str George II Jones, Lake, Texas city, TcSas--
II Warden.
str creole, Jacobs. New orlcaus-southcru ra-
cifc Co.
Str Calabssas, Nielsen. Charleston. sC-Atlan.
~ Frii' Go.
str Jamcstown. Gibbs. Norfolk aud Newport
NeNs-Od Dominion steamship Co.
Str Waowa Staa1 Norfolk-Brooks Steamship
Corporation.
str coastvIse. Pike norfolk -coastwisc Trans.
portatiou Co.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Trimountain hence for Hamburg. before re.
ported ashore at the mouth Of the Elbe, floa ted
and proceeded TO destination.
Str Lake Frohna. Providence for Hampton
Roads. anchored miles Of Providence on ac-
count Of engine trouble.
BOSTON, Jan 2l--Str Buffalo Bridge, from Lis.
hon for New York, was reported today with a
broken propeller in lat 43 40 y. Ion 81 30 w.
Shipping Boa vessels were asked to take Ler
In tow for the nearest port.
Str Airlie. Galveston for Norkoppng. before re-
ported leaking. reported today by wireless that
she was unable to steer course in the heavy
seas aud strong w 10 NV winds. and asked for
assistance. She gave her position as about $40
miles SE Of New York.
BEAUFORT. NC. Jan 21--Schr Btina r Pcnd,c-
tone tbefofe reported) arrived at Cape Lookout
Cove. not at Beaufort.
HALIFAX, Jan 21-Str wakulla New York for
Havre before reported in distress, arrived here
today.
LONDON Jan 21--Str Aureole tBr). before re.
ported stranded at Lister Farsand, on the Nor.
wegian coast. will probably be q total loss
vessels decks fractured.
Str Peklng ,ow), which was Inst reported as
sailing from Knratsu Aug 81 for Gothenburg, has
been posted missing.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan 21--str China OF the
China Mail rteamship Co. is ashore five miles
from Nagasaki. Japan, and her cargo Is being
lightered, according to cablegram received here
today by the Chamber Of Commerce. The China
left San Francisco Dec u.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
AMERICAN PORTS.
fhy Tclerrsph,1

BOSTON, Mass, Jau coA-Arrived. stfs Brighton
Nor. st J6hns, NJ. and Ifaiifas, rs; kcrshaw.
Norfolk; 2fst. schr Geo n Bradford. Stonnston.
Ne: tugs Eastern New Bedford trnied fof afpc
Joseph Houckl; North America. salem; Paoli aud
Triton New York, towing barecs Chnisteo, Che
munc. Chenenro aud Uptou Valley Forge, rbila-
dephia. towing barrcs Manatawn and Beth.
ayrcs ueft barge Paxlnos at Providencc); Chas L
Gallagher. Salem. towing large 10.
Cleard 10th. strs Comeric (Brl, New York;
2is'. Mobile Orr. London.
Sailed 2iet, stfs Esparta. roft Jlmon; Everett,
Newport News; Meteor. do.
Sailed 20th. strs Indian Philadelphia: Lake
silver. Norfolk. Wind at Highland Light 2tst,
NV miles. fofgy, smooth sv.
BALTIMORE. Md Jan 2iAArrived. str Azec
(Nor) Port fobos.
Cleared 2ist. strs 80 Naru Cip,. Rotterdam |;
Amalicubots tDanl vaipsraito motor schr CAL
qulmula. Jacksonville.
via Philadelphia and Halfax; Russ (Dnn). Nor
folk; astalla tDr). ji.4gov Copalgrovc Guam
tanamo; = ,kc freed, navre.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
BAN ON ENEMY ALIENS
ALONG WATER FRONT LIFTED

The ban on enemy aliens was lifted on
the New York water front yesterday by
the United States government. and for
the first time stree the declaration Of war
enemy aliens. both German and Austrian,
were allow cd TO return to the piers. More
than five hundred registered enemy aliens
made application yesterday at the Gus
toIns IIouse for permits to return TO their
old Jobs an the docks.
In each case the applicant was referred
TO George +. Lamb, OF the United States
Department of Justice. at No. q Park row.
II no black marks are found against them
he will approve their permits. Many Of
these mon worked on harbor craft as well
ps longshorcmen and stovedoros. and
most Of them appeared TO be glad of the
chance to go back to their old work.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
SAILED.

sirs Minnewawa. Houston. Tex; jamestown.
Norfolk and Newport News; Coastwlse, Norfoik f;
Creole. New Orleans; Lake Galera. Philadelphia;
Rosalie Mahony. Norfolk; Bombay Maru 'Jnp''
Kobe and Yokohama via Savannah; Eastern sea,
Avonmouth via Philadelphia; Lake Freeland'
Tampa and Mobile; Lake Huron, Beize; donn
Roach. Penang. Singapore, sc; Aleppo tbrl ornn;
San Giovanni ntal), Naples; Dulcino, Nueyitas
uatter returned).
Strs Lapland (Br), Antwerp via Plymouth and
Cherbourg: Corning Tampico; Aleppo (Br), Oran.
Plraeus, &c.
Bark Alejandrina iArs) Punta Arenas.
Schr Pioneer Dutch Nassau.
Sailed Goth. strs Lightburne Port Arthur; q
Flagg. Charleston: Cook. Rotterdam.
The corrected reading OF the bnromcte- treduced
10 sea leven Mt New York on "Wednesday. Jan c1
1920. at = AM, as reported by the United States
Weather Bureau. was thirty and six hundredths
$4,000 inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-tbree aud five-tenths (IU3.3)
millimetres Captains Of all vessels now lying in
or near the ports OF New York aud Brooklyn can
advantageousy use the above official data for
observing whether their own bnrometers require
any considerable correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8. PM. N. rs miles; cloudy
and hazy; moderate sea. At City Island at sunset,
n. light breeze cloudy; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP
MERCHANT MARINE URGED
ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON, d. c., Wednesday,
The formation of a federal merchant
marine corporation, with authority to is
sue 5000, 100000 in bonds, bearing five per
cent interest to purchase the ships of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. and operate
the American Merchant Marine in partner
ship with private owners was advocated
today before the Senate Committee on
Commerce by a. +. Haines. vice presi-
dent and general manager of the Pacific
Steamship Company. The testimony was
given in connection with the first of
series of hearing to be held for the pur-
pose of formulating definite merchant
marine policy.
Mr.. Haines said his proposal is known
as the Pacific Coast Plan" because it
has practically the unanimous support of
shipping men on the western coast.
The creation of this corporation and
the issue of these bonds' said Mr.. Haines.
Would enable them to control the ves-
sells of the Emergency Fleet Corporation
and sell them to American shipping COM
panies on long time.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
DU POINT ASKS HIGH TARIFF
ON DYES, FEARING GERMANY

WASHINGTON. y. c.. Wednesday,
Hearings on legislation TO protect the
american dye industry were closed today
by the Senate Finance Subcommittee and
work was begun on amendment of the
House bill
- high tariff on foreign dyes was urged
nj the final hearings by representatives Of
the American Dyes Institute. lrenee Du
Font. head of the dyes department Of the
pu pont corporation. said the problem OF
tho American manufacturers was not un-
foir competition
The Germans" he said. "can out
manufacture us in perfectly above board
manner. Give us ten years time. how
over. and we viii be able to outmanu-
facture them what we should have is a
high tarff-as high as we can set it,"
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
Palmer to Enforce
Coal Pact'S Terms

WASHINGTON, d. C., Wednesday,
Attorney General Palmer has told Off
cials of the United Mine Workers that the
Department of Justice will enforce the
terms of President Wilson's proposition
for the settlement OF the recent strike
and that in all cases where operators have
refused to permit miners to return to
work the government will enforce the
Lever law against them.
Officials of the mine workers. including
John L. Lewis, brought to the Attorney
Generals attention cases of the operators
in Central Pennsylvania Maryland, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama,
Colorado and Washington who, they said,
refused to permit miners to resume work
and declared most of these operators were
requiring their employees to sign an indi-
vidual agreement renouncing the union
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
WASHINGTON. Wednesdny.-These orders we're
issued today
Captain Davia +. Boyd. to duty as Naval At
tache. American Embassy. Buenos Ayres, Ar
gcntlna
- Lieutenant Commander John n. S. Dessez 10
y. :. >. Panther. as executive and navigation Of
ficcr
Lieutenant Foster C. Bumpus. TO command U
s. =. R-12
!. Lieutenant Frank +. cunncen to command T.
s. :. Nc =
Lieutenant William H. Dadd. TO o. s. s Cali
fornia and on board when commissioned.
LeuteLont Albert T.. Freed. to command U. s..
:. Rail
Lieutenant Clyde C. Laws. to command U. S.
). Mallard.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
AMERICAN PORTS.

BY MaiT.I
KAANAPALI, Jan 12--Sailed, schr Lizzie 'a"ce'
Papeete and san Francisco. -,,., -
PORT ANGELES. Wash, Jan l3-saiieu' Sr
silver She'll san Francisco.
PROVIDENCE, RI, Jan 1s-Arrived strs Juan
a. Sorfolk. Raw View, Sewalls Point.
Sailed 18th, tug waltham. Norfolk, towing parsc
Cienfuegos. 90 .,s .
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan 13-Arrived' SUI
Enterprise. Hilo. ,...,,.,
Cleared 18th. schr Levi w Ostrander. Durpao.
Sailed 18th, str Tahchee (Br, San PEDRO.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. ian 2tATbc time hall above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School OF the
Scamcn's Church Institute No % South street
dropped today ~ exact noon. 10th meridian time
9 hours slow " Greenwich mean time. Any one
desiring correct Greenwich mean time telephone
Broad-2p5.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic Office.1
Jan IS. abo.. rs miles y 20 deg w from Gober.
nadora. Cuba, schr ''Gavohia' burned to the
waters edge.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22

Str Rosalie Mshony, Sundberg, Norfolk-seAton
Bryant. .
Str Lake Galera, Gamble, Philadelpha-J II
Winchester & Co.
Str Tazsn Maru Dap, Fuduke, Philadelpn a.
Pacdt Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Pannonia (rr) Messna and Palermo for New
York, will probably dock about PM Thursday.
Str Noordam Dutch Rotterdam for New York,
Is expected to dock Friday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Jan 2i-Barometer at noon,
80 10 inch.s: wind. W. fresh breeze; weather
snow showers; temperature, % deg Fabr.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
hound South.

Tugs Mary Y Scuiy with barges mt I:p
AMD Wcstmorcland. with tat $3.50 AND
Bound East.
Str Pnwnec New York for Boston.
Tugs Lehlgh. with . barges tat AND; Mastif.
with . ,st AD Narragansett with tat @
AND; w g Taylor. with nt 1880 AMI; owen 7
Mcwilliams, James Mcwiliams aud John Car
rett. with "a (st 1850 AND; Buley. with 4 tat
: 80 ANDj n VI Waterman, with (at PM.
The New York herald., 1920-01-22
ARRIVED.

str Cedric ,Br) Liverpool ian 10. 10 the white
star line. with 1oJ first, 1877 second cabin. lis
stccragc passcneers mails aud mdse. Went "
pier o. North River.