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AMERICANS IN EUROPE
ASK PASSPORT REFORM
Present Rules Annoying and
Costly to Travellers.
BIZ the Aasociated Prose-.

BERLIN, Dec. e.---An appeal 70 the
American State Department urging re-
form in passport regulations IN the In
terest Of American travellers, circulated
at the instance OF the American Cham
Der OF Commerce here. has been signed
by virtually all Of the American resi-
dents In Berlin and American travelling
In Germany.
The movement also is receiving tho
support OF commercial organizations IN
Europe. Mexico and South America, and.
acting together. these bodies arc pre-
pairing to call conference In an effort
10 procure the adoption OF general sirnpli-
fed passport regulations, particularly in
the interest OF business men.
The passport regulations IN force at
the present time" the appeal snys, CON
stltute a very great hardship for that
section or the travelling public which
finds IL necessary to cross the frontiers
Of the various European countries at
more or less frequent interval.
IAN American commercial traveller
making the Journey from New York 70
Bucharest must secure vises from HoI-
land. Germany. Czecho-siovakia, Ger
man Austria, Hungary. Jugo-Slavia and
Rumania. As II usually takes from two
hours TO four days TO produce each wise.
the amount OF time spent for this pur-
poso Is very great and the cost u very
considerable.
This untenable condition applies 70
all journeys made In Europe and Is ex-
ceedingly annoying. time wasting and
costly TO those American business men
located In Europe or those who are com.
PEELED to make frequent journeys from
one country TO another"
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ARRIVED.

str Adriatio (Br, Southampton and Cher
sHYf r Dso I 70 s.e sas w sab sar line Ms
passengers. mails and mdse. Anchored IN
Dec 2, to the American line. with IFS cabin,
1902 steerage passengers. malls and mdse.
Went TO pier 80, North River.
as Mess ats ans prov d. lisbon bon
0, 10 James w Ewell Co, with IS cabin,
SGT steerage passengers and mdse. Went to
foot OF 3ist street. Brooklyn.
Str. Aqultania (Br). Southampton Dec 4
via Cherbourg. to the Cunnrd Steamship Co,
with passengers. mails and mdse. Anchored
Str Eastern Sea, Glasgow Nov %. 10 the
american line. In ballast. Went 70 pier 20,
Str Francisco lBr), Hui Nov 81. to San
derson Son. With mdse. Went to foot OF
Str o A Knudsen (Nsr). Newcastle. e.
Nov 20. to Benham & Boyesen. IN ballast.
Str Polybius, Antwerp.
Str Nljsto Dc Larrinaga cBr. Barry Nov
81.
Str Lake Ikatan, Dunkrk and Brest.
Str Robilantee dtnD. Naples Nov Il aud
str slngApp s.s MHru gap. soura6ay@ Sept
tar ieth, % Aoulder. Weir & Boyd. With
r cs Mss f PIE. 81 Bae S3 Aires Nov
Santos ED and Rio .Janeiro Gath, to the
Munson Steamship Line. with passengers.
Str St Mihiel ttransport). Cristobai Dec 8.
TO the United States Army Transport Ser
vice, with ~ first. "a second cabin, l25
troops and In ballast. Went 10 pier o. Army
Base, Brooklyn.
Str Algonquin. San Domingo City Dec .,
Macoris and Sanchez 3D. Porto Plata 4th
and Turks Island 9Th, 20 the clyde Steam
ship Co. with 20 passengers, malls and
mdse.
str TurriaIba, Cartasena Nov 81, Porto
Colombia 26th, Santa Marta 30th, Cristobal
Dec and Kingston 4th. TO the United Fruit
Co, with 40 passengers. mails and nldse
Went to pier IS, East River.
Str Halsey, Port Lobos.
son Steamship line. In ballast.
Str Philadelphia. Curacao Dec and San
Juan 9th. TO Bliss, Dallett & Co. with pas
sengers, mails and mdse.
Str FL Dla. New Urlenns Dec I. 20 tho
Southern Pacific Co, with mGss. Went 10
pier 40, North River.
Str Ell Oriente. Galveston Dec 4. TO the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse.
Str Apache. Jacksonville and Charleston.
20 the Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
and rndse. Went to pier 81. North River.
Str City OF Savannah, Savannah, TO the
Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers and
.nndse.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk. 70 the Old Domin-
Ion transportation Co, with mdse. Went TO
pier 20, North River.
to Mcdonnell Truda, with mdse In transit
to Genoa. Went TO pier %. North River.
Str .Lavada, Philadelphia. Went to foot
OF Cd street. Brooklyn.
Str Erode DAM, Philadelphia Dec .. 20
A Anderson, In ballast.
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CLEARED.

Ilsrom U. s. Naval Communication service.l
Str Celtic (Br). Jones. Lverpoo-Whiie
Str rotterdam tDutch). Baron, Rotterdam
lea line.
Str Finland. Candy, Antwerp VIA Cher
bourg and Southampton-Red Star line.
Str La Lorraine (Fr). Brevet, Havre--
Compagnie Generate Tranratlantique.
Str Dardania ItaJ, Krampus, Gibraltar
Str Labor tItaD, santl Genoa via Gibral-
tar-Columbus Marine Corporation.
Str Emilia qtap, Venice and Trieste via
Gibraliar--Phep Bros & Co.
Str Ningchow OBJ. Dawson. Panang, Sin
gapore. sc--Funoh. Edye & Co.
str Aasosa ian Mary Jap, P Panas e s0s
and Honoulu--Mitsui G. Co.
Str steel Inventor. Turner. Los Angeles
San Francisco, &C. via Panama Canal--l5th-
milan Steamship lines.
Str Moliere tBr), Trantor, Buenos Aires.
Montevideo, &c--Lamport & Holt
ham and Menaos, Via Norfoik-Booth Go.
+ str Nasmyth (Br). Major. La Plata. Cam
pana, &c-Lampoft & Holt.
Str Mary, Goodman. Porto Plata, Sanchez,
&c-Bull-Insular line. Inc.
str Pastores. Glenn. Havana. Cristobal
str Badbutte. Boyesson. Port Lobos--
Str Advance. Marshall Port. au Prince.
Str corneiia. Carey. San Juan. Poncc, &C.
Bull-Insular line, Inc.
Str Gothia (sw). Anderson, Jacksonville
Moore 4 Mccormack Co.
str Lilmae, Henderson, Wilmington, NC
United states and Mexico Oil Corporation.
str California Dam. Petersen, Norfolk
Funch, Edge q CO.
Str York Harbor, Hodge, Norfolk-Repub-
lie Navigation Co.
str Lake Stirring, Baznei. Richmond. Va
--Iilchmond and New York steamship Co.
Str Mntura (Br). Kirby from Trinidad
Perth Amboy--Furness, Witty s. Co.
SIR 1mperoyal OBJ. Sutherland, * Johns
MD T Warden.
Str San Bruno (Br). jackson. Boston
United Fruit Co,
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SAILED.

Strs North Wind. Portland. Me. Lake FRO
iono, Bristol: Lake Faresfnnn. Nuevitas; LII
mae. Baton Rouge 5tavangerfjord CNoO
Bergen. Buford (transport, Manila; stan
lev Dollar. san Francisco Aztec (Nor), Port
Lobos: pelfnirn (Br). Tampico. -
Strs Muscatine, Antwerp; Guiana (br), ~
Thomas, &C; Lake Stirling. Richmond !;
cauto. Vera Cruz; Lake View. Norfolk !;
Mexico DAM. Copenhagen: Maraval OBJ,
Demerara; Advance. Port au Prince and
Cristobai; Baidbutte, Palo Blanco; Cambria,
San Juan and Cristobal. -
strs Bay View. Norfolk; Uppiand tsw).
Sailed 9th. U s str North Dakota, Boston
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to Sra ieveD at New York on Fri
day, Dec 10. 1920. at AN. as reported by
the United States weather Bureau, was
twehty-nine and eighty-cight hundredths
(2s.ss) Inches. This closely spproximates
seven hundred and fifty-eight and nine
tenths (TJS.9) mililn1eters. Captains OF oil
vessels now lying In or near the ports 81
New York and Brooklyn can ndyantageously
use the above official data for obscrvin
whether their own barometers require AM
considerable correction or adjustment.
wind AZ sandy Hook, 9 I'M, Sc. "a riiles'
CLOUDY; rough sea. At City Island at sunset.
w, moderate breeze; cloudyi moderate sea.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec 9-Arrived. str
Waitemata (Br). Auckland. NJ.
Arrived 9th. schr Annie Han!fy, Tacoma
for San Pedro.
Sailed sth, str Hayden, Vancouver.
SEATTLE, Wash. Dec lO-Sailed. etrs
Kashima Maru (Jap). Yokohama; Hattie
Luckenbach, San Francisco.
Sailed sth. strs Jim Butler (Fr), Santa
Rossia via San Francisco; 10th, Eslbeck,
London and Liverpool.
SAN DIEGO. Cal. Dec 9-Arrived. str
Sudbury, New York. FOR, San Fragciseo OWN
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec 10-Arrlved, strs
Merrmack. Philadelphia; City OF Atlanta,
Boston; Naeoochee. do.
Sailed 10Th. str Mar Rojo (sp), Bremen
and Hamburg.
TAMPA. Fla. Dec lO--Arrived. sehr Court
ney 9 Houck, New Orleans.
sailed 10th, schrs Fannie Fay, Culsa;
Jubilee. Grand Caynian.
WILMINGTON, NC. Dec 7--Seiied. str
Lake EIicott. New Orleans.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay. and
Paraguay. via Rio Janeiro. Santos, Monte
video and Buenos Aires, str Moliere. q AM.
Cuba. via Havana. str MORO Castle. $50
Porto Rico. ST Thomas and St croix. via
San Juan. str Coaino. $3.50 AM (sup $3.50
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata,
Sanchez, SANTANA. San Pedro de Macorn,
San Domingo City. Azua and Barahona. str
North Brazil and Iquitos. via Para. Maran-
ham, Parnahybn. Manao5 and Iqu.tos. str
Michael. AM.
Jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca. Ma
rino and Magdalena departments (Cuba -,
VIA Santiago, Kingston. Savanilla and car
tagena, str Grove. AM.
SUNDAY. DECEMBER y.
North Brazil and Iquitos. via Maranfani.
Parnahyba. Para, Manaos and IQuitog Greg
istered mall closes at PM Dec ID, by rail
10 Norfolk and thence by str Michael. Pm.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 70.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton,
Z 80 AM.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER "a.
Newfoundland 20, via 81 Johns. str Rosa
lind, z 80 AM.
jamaica, Salvador tprinted matter. &c).
Nicaragua Except east coasD, Amapala.
Choluteca and prints. &c, for NAcaome, Ie-
gucigalpa and Yuscaran tHonduras), CO.
other parts OF Honduras and letter mall for
Salvador y. Via Kingston, Cristobal, Carta-
gena, Savanilln and Santa Marta. str Tur-
III y %
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

schr Louisa N, New York for San 20;
mingo. stranded off Norfolk crew taken OF
BOSTON. Dec e-wireicss received tiils
morning reports str Coskata, Savannah VIA
chnrleston for Havrs and Rotterdam. at 70
IM Ih b " Broken and pn proceedng iowa
So Johns. NJ. slowly. ARRIVED at 81 Johns
iOthl. -
wauneke. which was taken In tow BIZ str
East Indian. reported she had ot; 90
iaihomE OF wire cable and IS OF chain: they
ire expected 20 reach here sunday. making
The following vessels have been sold By
David w simpson. ship brokers sehr 10.
schr Georgiana. 1z2 gross tons, 70 Cuban
parties: steam yacht cachelot. i7B gross
tors. to Florida parties.
HALIFAX, Ms. Dec i0-str Ronisdaistjord
fNorJ. from Bergen for New York. with Iron
ore. went ashore at Sambro Lodges and be-
came total wreck. All tho crew landed N
ln iSpoa waves. rhs steamer has broken
In two.
KEY WEST. ria. Dec io-eohr WIN i
Lltchfield, from Guifport. for san juan.
n Government steamer and arrived here
leaking badly; jettisoned dockload.
LONDON. Dec e--str .sues Maru ZAP,
from Calcutta, &C. for New YORK. srrivea
~ Port Said With damage 70 cargo OF euger
In No hold: shifting cargo; nscertaining
damage and cause. o..
i0th-str sarcoxis. Rev York vln i.oye. 80 -,
Rotterdam, with grain, went aground near
ouiliebouef during fog, but was later
fiOated. - .,., -.
str Ha.chie, Marssfiss via So Mlchaeis ior
Sse York. has put back 10 81 Mlchaels With
boilers leaking.
MOBILE. Ain, Dec 7-Schr Dougnboy,
which was recently sold At Miami. VIII
hereafter ny the Drlsish flag.
OTTAWA, Dec fo--A white cross within a
circle set t,non fhe red ground OF the Cam.
dian flag has been adopted as the ensign OK
tho Canadian government mercantile marine.
The new emblem will Immediately replace
the ponainion flag with the figure OF a
beaver In the center. which was not cleary
distlnguishahie a. q distance.
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S51S,O0O,OOO LOSS,
SHIP BOARDS FIGURE
First Financial Statement
From Books Gives Condition
on July 80 Last.
special Despatch to THE INV Yonx HnaASp
New York Herald Bureau,
Mashingfnn. ID. C.. Dec. IN


New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. Dec. 10.
The net loss to the Government on
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet
Corporation activities from the time ~
creation OF the board 70 June 80 last. the
end Of the fiscal year. was $4,000. 900.
This Is the figure given in the first
complete financial statement made by
the organization. Tho item OF total loss.
or cost to taxpayers. is a bookkeeping
balance and does not represent true con-
dtions II is stated that the Item Of
depreciation carried In conservative, but
liquidation Of the boards business ne
his timo would cut the loss.
The board, the report shows, made
large gross profits on ship operations
Net pront from the operations for the
entire period Is given ut 1851 900. 900.
but there Is not deducted the cost OF di-
ION organization.
Figures on ship operations since June
10 are not yet available, but II Is prob
able they will show a slump In profits
because Of lower rates and lack OF
business. The large profits given cover
the high rates that followed the arrni-
stice.
Current assets Of the Shipping Board
a the end of the fiscal years total1ed
s63s, 900. 900, OF which $4,000, 900 was
in cash. S2e3, 900, 900 IN accounts receive
able and s143.000.000 in surplus mate
rials. Expenditures for ships and other
property arc carried In capital assets
70 the extent OF nearly $4,000, 900 900.
In statement explaining the financial
balance the general auditor. Alonzo
Tweedale said:
"A review OF the current assets as
against current liabilities shown on the
consolidated balance sheet indicates a
healthy condition. However. thcre are
commitments to apply against thcfe as
sets which have not yet been received
Furthermore. tho value OF materials
supplies. ship stores. &c, are based on
war costs and do not represent the
result OF an inventory obtained and
priced at current market value. Also a
large part OF such material supplies,
&C., will DO used 10 complete construc-
ton OF such vessels as arc now under
way. az well as for the future operation
OF vessels"
Mr.. Tweedaic laid stress on the re
suits OF ship operations. showing $685.
000,0 900 received from voyage revenues
and s4t,000,000 from charter hire, as
against voyage expenses OF s32s, 900. 900
and charter expenses OF s20s,00O,000.
vessels sold by the board 70 the end OF
The year brought total OF S293. 100000.
rhey cost 1928. 100000.
The item Of cost OF ships and that Of
expenditures for construction arc carried
% capital asset IN the genera balance
sheet
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

str presidente Wilson ntaD, Trieste for
New York, was 900 miles Sc of Ambrose
lightship at midnight Thursday. Expected
TO dock at pier 7, Bush Docks, Brooklyn,
late Sunday or early Monday.
Str Kaiserin Augusts Victoria (Br). Liver
pool for New York, Is expected 10 dock at
pier 81, North River, Monday morning
Str iceland (Br). Antwerp and Southamp-
$ ton for New York, Is expected TO dock late
Sunday or early Monday.
Str George w Goethals, Cristobal, &C, for
New York, is expected TO dock at pier !,
Hoboken. about noon Saturday.
Str Western Plains, from Hamburg and
Antwerp, was A50 miles Y OF Boston at &
AM 10Th. Expects 20 arrive ~ BOSTON
about noon Sunday.
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a. ". r,oss.
2:l0-it Clinton 81; Harry Cohen. .rrltline
ti2O-IIno Amsterdam av.; John n
Wliklua .........sss.ss....... TriflinE
slJ-561 West 10th st.; Lockman
4, aArmovitz. 49,. -. Unknown
v;20-2iS1 Clay av.. The Bronx
Henry Hell. ...................Tr ifling
9:40-23Tth A.. and Graystons av.,
r. NJ
Y :4J--i4ist ct. and Southern Blvd,
The Bronx; automobile. Pau
line Burmnn.. ................ 900
t.i0-2sO Central PARK West; Mary
Hogan s..sA................J Unknown
2.J0-Lewls and Eighth Ste, auto
mobile; German supply Co.. .Trifline
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA. o. Dec 4-Arrived, str Ore
gonian. Everett.
Sailed Attn. strs D A q (Br). United
Kingdom Forst (Br). United Kingdom:
Cape Henry, Aberdeen.
ARROYO. PR, Dec 6--saIled previously.
schr Virginia. Fort Morgan Cfor orders)
BOCA GftANDB, Fla, Dec S-Sailed, str
Lake Bridge. Weymouth
GULFPORT. Miss, Dec G-Cleared, schr
Edward Smith. San Domingo City.
GLOUCESTER, Mass. Dec SIN port, schrs
Nellie (Br). Boston for Parrsboro: Lizzie J
Clark, do for Portland and Jonesport.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 4

SATURDAY, DECEMBER II.
Santos, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay.
str Servian Prince, ~ M.
Costa Rica. Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
printed matter, &c), Nicaragua Except
east eoasD, Amapnla, Choluteca and prints,
30 for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran
tHondurssl. Cauca and Narino departments
OF Colombia and Ecuador CUBA, other parts
OF Honduras and letter mall for Salvador y,
VIA Havana. Cristobal and Port Lirnon, str
Psstores. AM (sup 8 AND.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Dec io--Barometer a,
noon. 80 inches; wind. Il. light breeze;
weather, fine; temperature. "a deg Fair.
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Transracific Mails.

Close at New York at PM az follows:
Japan. corea. China. Siberia, slam.
French Indo-Chna Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands.
via Vancouver and Victoria. BE, str En-
press OF Asia, Dec IL.
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, Be,
str Makura, Dec IL.
China and specially addressed mall for
Japan and .Corea. via Seattle, str West No
mentuin, Dec 49,
Japan, Corca, China. Siberia. Siam.
Indies Except Sufnatra). Via San francisco,
str Nile, Dec 10.
'Must be specially addressed for this
fParcel pos. mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates: Singapore
Nov /. Manila q2th, Hong Kong 18th, Shang-
hal goth and Yokohama 27tb. which arrived
per str Empress OF Asia. we're derapteched
east from Seattle on Dec and are due In
New York on tho morning OF Monday. Dec
10.
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CAPE RACE, MI. Dec io-An iceberg was
slgiited : miles Of this station to-day
fReportsd 70 the ffydrosraphic office'l
Dec q, lat 40 II. lon 70 %. = mast standing
upright, apparently attached T. submerged
,Vrockara.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str PaWnee, Boston Tor New Nofk.
Tugs Endeavor. with 2 bnrge5 tat io:iO
AND: Bulley. with l Cat ] :45 PM).
Steam canalboats The Howard Co Cat 9:2o
PM); Marion u FaJnn5 lat $40 PM).
Bound East.
schr Charlea II Iiinok. Port Reading for
Boothbay Harbor. Me.
Tugs International, with barges Cat I :i5
AM) w Il Kecne, with lat $3.50 AND
Georges Greek, with 2 Cat II. 25 AMI: Tri-
ton, with 4 Cat II 80 AND r NJ Waterman.
with 6 (anchored) Kaleen. With lat 1928
PM Confidence. with tat IL 80 PM.
Anchored 10th. schrs Moonlight, elizabeth
Reading for Nantucket Athalie, Perth Am
hoy for Greenport.
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pRoPPINc OF TINE BALL,

NEW YORK, Dec i0-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the 6eamen's Church Institute. %
South street. dropped to- day at exact noon,
10th meridian, hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Amy one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 29T.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

TOY ItIatrhpHsI
& Reuben, Gloucester.
Arrived 10Th, strs Canopic (Dr). Msdl'sr-
ranean ports; City of Hankow (rirD, Cal
don, City Of Dunkirk tBr). Aslatic ports (:
Persian, Baltinors and Norfolk: Delaware.
New YORK land cleared 10 return).
Ton and Jacksonvills; schr orozlnbo. New
Sailed 9th. s,r oustavshoim tsw). New
Sailed iotn, s,rs Saxon star (Br), Norfolk;
walter y Noyes. Newport News; Pistsburx
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CABLE REPORTS.

ADELAIDE. Dec s-saiied. ctr BooFal
(Br), Boston. -.
ALEXANDRIA,. Dec T--Arrived, str Alas
kan, Norfolk.
AMSTERDAM Dec s--saied. Str Hol-
iandia Gnutrh), New orleans;
ANTvBHP. tec ARRIVED. str virginia,
Port Arthur, Tex.
Sailed ith, strs Normand.er tBr), lamp
tor r,uais. nsd rounia'1. Ncr<ci't.
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NAVAL ORDERS.

New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ID. C.. Dec. 10.
These naval orders were mado public to-
day.
pital. Great Lakes. Ill: Lieut.. Albert 3.
Freed, TO duty r. s. Charleston, S. @. Com
lnander Robert L. Ghornlsy, 20 command
". =. 3. Batteries; Lieu. John Meyer, 20 Navy
Yard, philadelphia; Lieut.. oliver 4. Miller.
70 destroyer force. Atlantic Tleetl Lieut..
Lieutenant Commander william II. Dibblns,
20 u. 3. s. Rappahannock.
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snANEN,s SERVICE crNrnE.

Two Blocks east OF b'way South Ferry
To all merchant seamen serving under
any Tag: Are you a.cl? We viii help
you 10 you need advice or informstlon7
We VIII give Il. Everything free. Di-
rected BY the United Staten Public Heai;h
Service, " cooperation with Tho Amefi-
can Red Cross.
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MEMBERS OF THE surpuAsTERs' CIUB
OF NEW YORK, INC.

II has been decided 20 hold our ANNUAL
DINNER on December vi, 1870. ~ r. NJ
Members desiring 70 secure reservat lions wili
communicate With tho Secretary 81 TIE Jlan
nOonf, ~ pcsri Street. New vcrN Cry
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Meas Office IS IN
the Barge Office. Ship Information given by u s.
Nary Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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TINE OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER II.
Sandy HOOK. 800. 50 AM 3 20 Pm
Hell Gate astoria. 10 ~ AN II O3 PM
The time given IN the above table is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Gecdetic Survey.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY, DEC. 10, 1920
DUE pECrMpER ~.

Almanac for New York Dec. IL.
sun rises...... 10 Moon RISES. Z SO AM
sun sets........ 20 Moon SETS. 8 SO PM
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS. i
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3. STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS ana TOURS
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TrG lui. slightly damaged BY fire, O..
iSyf. wiN make excrucrf rdtoieno work
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-05-21
An Unusual sight.

An unusual sight could b. secn in
the heavens Friday, Of last week, May
Ia Three solar halos appeared aroun'
the sun-an extraordinary thing and
very rare. Zone circle was large
and SURROUNDED the sun with the sun
exactly in the center OF the whitish
line around Il. The other two were
tangent 10 each other and also 10 the
sun, making AN exceptionally bright
sDOt on the east part Of the sun where
the whitish circles seemed 70 touch.
w. s. Belden Of the ST. Joseph fed
eral observatory said the halos were
carsed by phenomena Of light coming
through the thin upper clouds and
causing a refraction Of light. The
circles were very apparent at $3.50
o'clock this morning but began dim
ming shortly after that. and one Of
the smaller circles had disappeared by
10 o'clock, and the other shortly after
that. The larger circle was visable
for almost two hours.
The same thing was visable
throughout this section Of the country
and was not local. The rings were
very similar 10 the rings around the
moon at night but that is more com
mon than the rings around the SUM-
st. Joseph News-Press.