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The New York herald., 1920-01-24
VESSEL HERE AFTER
DODGING ICEBERGS
Captain of the Stockholm Reports
Sighting Menace to Ships
Near Grand Banks.

Optimstio regarding future commercial
relations between this country and Scan
dinavia. several prominent manufacturers
and business men from Sweden, Norway
and nations near them arrived here yes
terday on board the Stockholm, Of the
line. -
stormy weather was experienced in the
voyage and Captain A. l.. Hakansson was
compelled to change his course thirty
miles because he discovered icebergs In
the vicinity Of the Grand Banks indicat-
Ing the ice was breaking up q month
earlier than Is usual. Two large bergs
and drifting Ice was observed coming
south toward the passage used In trans
atlantic travel at this season Of the year
The presence of ice IN the lane serves as
a menace to navigation and will undoubt-
edly compel vessels to take the southern
course before the customary time.
Among the 1856 passengers were Adolph
Fagerlund and Richard Nilsson, both d.
rectors of Carl Stetterwell & Co., Swedish
iron and steel manufacturers. They were
accompanied by Arvid Gumeelius, chief
engineer of the plant at Dannemora
Sweden. Mr.. Fagerlund said It was the
purpose of the party to inspect manu-
featuring plants in Pennsylvania.
He predicted that the letting down Of the
blockade against Russia would immeas-
urably benefit Sweden. which is ready to
send iron and steel into Russia in eX-
change for agriculturaP products One of
the chief difficulties holding back business
between this country and Sweden, he said
was the prevailing rate Of exchange.
Abders Borresen, president of the Com
the Scandinavian Trust Company in this
city, said that exchange back at normal
would serve as an impulse to greater
commercial activities
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
AMERICAN PORTS.
TRv Teyeprsph


BOSTON, Mass, Jan 22-Arrived, str Lake Dun.
more Norfolk.
Arrived 23d strs Arkansas DAM, Copenhagen;
Arlington. Norfolk: Lake Charlotte do Cretan,
Philadelphia; U collier Jason, Hampton Roads:
tugs Bison. Sturgeon Bay; Wyoming, Portland,
Stonington for New York proceeds with latter
and 705 and Is3): Plymouth, Port Johnson tow
ing barges Wilkesbarre and w Nos l and IL.
Arrived 23d, str Nacoochee. Savannah.
Cleared 22d, strs Santa Clara, Charleston; Lake
Fluvanna. Norfolk.
Cleared 23d, str Lake Faribault, Charleston and
Jacksonville.
Sailed 2sd, strs Santa Clara Charleston, SC:
North Land, Yarmouth Pawnee, New York
Passed Chatham 22d, tug Valley Forge, Boston
for Vineyard Haven.-Wind at Highland Light
23d. PM. +, 10 miles; cloudy; -"'ooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jan 23-Arrived, strs Read
ing (Brl. Cardiff; Allentown. Port Lobos; saltc
(Urug). New York.
Cleared 2sd. strs saxilby (Br,, Norfolk and
Newport News.
Sailed Sd, strs Chifuku Maru Gap) Hamburg
Trevarrack (Br), Porto Vecchia; Manitowoc Rot
terdam.
BUZzARDs BAY (Cape Cod CanaD, Mass, Jan
23-Arrived at Sandwich, motor barge Socony No
5, New York for Boston.
CHARLESTON, sc, Jan 23-Arrived, strs
Apache. New York land sailed for Jacksonville)
Mohawk Jacksonville; Lake Elsmere, Boston.
Sailed 23d, str Lake Dancey (from New York;.
Cuba.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Jan 23-Passed In, str Lake
Ida, Port Tampa for Baltimore.-Wind n, 6
miles; dense fog.
FORT POINT, Me, Jan 22-Arrived, barge Ia
manend. Philadelphia for Castinc.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 23-Arrived, strs El
Norte. New York; FL Rio. New Orleans; waxa-
hachie, Boston; tug Bonita, Norfolk and Jackson
willie.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
SAILED.

strs Balsam, Philadelphia; Angelo Toso Qtan,
Philadelphia: George III Jones, Texas City; Wal
Iowa, Norfolk Babboosc, do; Calabasas. Charles
ton; Lake Sapor, Newport News; Choctaw, Ma
coris. Sarcoxe, Rotterdam and Dunkirk; Ban
mock, Marseilles; Connersvlle, Caibarieu, &c;
Deya, Philadelphia; Cap Finisterre OBJ, Liver
pool; Jefferson, Norfolk and Newport News; Wa
basha (Br) Rotterdam.
Str Massick Christiansand, &c land passed out
Quarantine at 94S AND.
Sailed 22d strs Kerlew. Hamburg via Balti-
more; Advance, Port auPrince, &c; Hamlin, Havre
via Norfolk.
The corrected reading Of the barometer (reduced
to sea leve) ut New York on Friday, Jan %, 1920,
at s AM. as reported by the United States Wealth
er Bureau, was thirty and forty-one hundredtbs
(30.41) inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and seventy-two and four-tenths (772.D
mllimetres CaptaiEs Of all vessels now lying in
or the ports of New York and Brooklyn can
advantageously use the above official data for
observing whether their own barometers require
any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, Pm, NE, 15 miles; rain
ing and thick; moderate sen.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
- NOTICE TO MARINERS. -
THE HERALD'S Ship Ne,cs office adjacent Bargt
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Porto Rico. La Romano, San Pedro de Macoris
ana @ san Domingo City, str Brazos, at $50 AM
Bahamqs dneluding Inagua and Fortune Islands,.
str San Jacinto. at 0 AM
=, North Brazil and Iduitos tother parts OF Bra
I'll ~ str Glenorcby. at IL NJ.
SUNDAY, Jan 2J-Barbados. st Lucia. North
Brazil, Iquitos. Pernambuco. Parahyba. Natal and
Mnceio tother parts of Brazil y. str Denis. Z
MONDAY. Jan 26-Cuba t'. str MORO Castle.
Turks island and Dominican Republic. str HUI
ron. 9:30 AN lsup 10 AND.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay str Flori-
argentina; Uruguay and Paraguay (p. str Ian
TUESDAY. Jan 27-Jamaica. Canal Zone Pa
mama. Salvador. fprinted matter. &c,. Nicaragua
prints. sc. for Nacaome. ,Tegucisalpa and Yus-
caran Hondl. Colombia. Ecuador. Peru Except
lquitos) Bolivia and Chill (otier parts of Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador ~ str Carrillo
AM.
Dutch and French Guiana. Cam. Haytien and
other pIrts of Hayti y. str Prins Wilem I. 10
AN.
Hayti. except Cape Haytlen and Port de paix
Canal Zone and Panama y. str Gen W Gorgas.
II (sup PM.
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York at 9 PM as folows:-
Japan. Corea and 'Siberia. str Brave Cauer.
China. Siam, Cochin China, Netherlands East
Hawaii Fiji Islands. New Zealand and Aus
tralia. str Niagara. Jan 81:
China, Netherlands East Indies aud Philippine
Islands. str Ecuador. Feb 2.
sMust be specially addressed for this steamer.
fParcel post and specially addressed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
with mdse. Went tn pier 90 nrsos-

Corpora ticn, with mdse Went tn pier 20 Dreoh-
lyn.
Str Kanagawa Maru Dap, Calcutta Dec 4, %
lombo 10th and Sues both, To the Nipfou fusen
kalsha. with mlss, Went 10 pier y, American
Docks, Staten Island.
Str Cemerh I'M. Calcutta Nov 27 Colombo Dec
\ Port Said a0tli and Boeon Jan "a TO Punch,
fNye q Co, with mdse Went te pier q, Clifton,
81.
Str Eurylochus Orr, Shanghai Nov %, Hong
Kong 2Itl, Singapore Dee II, Colombo lih.
Perrin 25th and Port Said 3lst, to the Booth
Steamship Go, with passenger and mdse,
Str Justin (Br), Mncelo Dee IL, Fernanbueo Jan
and Ceara Bth, TO the Booth Steamship Co. with
mdse.- Went Ia pier a. North River,
Str Carrillo, Cr,stobal Jan o, Cartagena lltn,
Porto Colombia 18th, SANTA Marta f4th and
Kingston 18th, to the United Fruit 90, WIN 10
passengers, mails >Rnd mdse. Went tos pier 10,
East River.
Str Standard, Port Iobos Jan 10, 10 War
dcn. with crude oil. Anchored of Liberty. :,
Str Caracas, .Iaguayra Jan H. Porto Colombia
18th, Curaeso 14th and San Juan lIth, TO Biiss.
Dallett h Go, with 30 passengers, malls and
mds0 Went to pier 8, brooklyn.
Str Morro Castle, Havana Jan 10. Matanzas
18th and Nassau 2Oth 90 the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co, withg22 passengers. malls
und rndse. Went TO pier IA, East River.
Str Mundnic, Nuevitas Jan II. TO the Munson
Steamship line. with sugar. Went 10 pier 10.
East River.
Str Lake olebs, Porto Padre Jan IS. to the
United Fruit Co, with sugar. Went to warmers 5
Sugar Refinery. Edgewater, NJ.
Str !. Drake, Galveston Jan TO- to ID War.
den, with .ndse. Anchored off stapleton.
str Radiant. and barge, Port Arthur. Tex.
Str Arapahve. Jacksonville Jan 20 and Charles
ton 2lst. to the Clyde Steamship Co, with passen-
gers and mdse.
Str Madison, Newport News and Norfolk. to the
Old Dominion Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 26, North River.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
LAND POWHATAN'S
PASSENGERS TODAY
The Transport Northern Pa
cific Is Bringing PA Taken
from the Disabled Vessel.
LATTER IN TOW FOR HALIFAX
Last of A. E. F. from BreSt Aboard
Government Vessel That Will Berth
in Hoboken This Morning.

Passengers from the disabled steamship
Powhatan. which is now wallowing on her
way through the seas toward Halifax
In tow of coast guard cutters and other
vessels, will arrive here this morning
aboard the transport Northern Pacific,
which is returning with the last OF the
American Expeditionary Forces from
Brest.
Reports received at the Army Embarka-
tion office in Hobollen last night were
that the Northern Pacific would come
UP to her pier in Hoboken at half-past
nine o'clock. She has on board 27l mill
tary and civilian passengers who were
aboard the Powhatan and also General
Connor, with 210 officers and men Of the
returning forces
Naval Communications office, at No. A
Whitehall street. gave out a message that
was received from the Northern Pacific
telling OF the safe transfer of all the pas
sengers. II read =
Complete transfer of passengers from
Powhatan at ten o'clock last night without
accident Lady Laurier still has tow line
and destroyer Leary has line to stern
of Powhatan to steady her. Sharkey also
standing by. West Comet left last night"
Other messages said that the transfer
of the passengers took four hours. 1t
started at six o'clock at night. the Leary,
Sharkey and Ossipee using their heavy
searchlights while the transfer was being
effected.
Word received from Halifax last night
stated that wireless messages-had been
received from vessels towing the Pow
hatan, stating they had increased their
speed, and that if the weather remains
favorable they will arrive at Halifax to-
morrow afternoon.
The steamboat Princess will leave Pier
A at a quarter of eight o'clock this morn
ing to so down the bay and greet the re-
turning eXpedtionary troops and also the
survivors. Among hose who will be on
board are Governor Thomas e. Campbell.
of Arizona; Senator John B. Kendrick, of
Montana. and John Hays Hammond
Herbert Hall, secretary Of the Rocky
Mountain Club, announced that plans have
been made for the entertainment of the
soldiers and also of the Powhatan's pas
sengers, who were on their way to Eu-
rope when the accident happened. Ar
rangements also have oesn made for a re-
ception to the troops who are coming home
on board the Martha Washington, which
Is due TO arrive this afternoon. All the
troops will be sent TO Camp Merritt, and
on Monday they will come to this city to
be entertained by the Rocky Mountain
Club.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For
eign Ports.


MONMOUTH. Jan 22-Arrived strs poonholnn
Br) Baltimore via Philadelphia; westwego, New
York.
Sailed 18th, str scottsburg, Liverpool and Balti-
more.
ANTWERP, Jan 2o-Sailed, str Bellerose. >Bos-
ton.
AFRICA. Jan 17-Arrlved, str Ashland County.
Norfolk via Balboa.
ANTILLA, Jan 22-Saiied, str Danncdaike. New
Orleans.
BARRY, Jan 21-sailed, str Kotonia DAM,
BELFAST. Jan 2o-Arrived, str suwance (Br).
Philadelphia.
BORDEAUX. Jan ao-Arrved. str susquehanna,
Baltimore via Fayai and Havrc.
BUENOS AYRES. Jan 22-Arrived, schr Herbert
L Rawdng, Tenerffe.
BALBOA. Jan ef--Arrived. etrs Imperial (ChiD.
Talcahuano; Mile. Seattle; 22d. Nismaha, Astoria,
%; ed, Lake Fairfax, Antofagasta.
Sailed 2Ist. strs Urubamba PERM. Callao; o2d.
harrington. Mejloues; sd, Firthclffe, Antofa-
gasta.
BARBADOS, Jan 1e--Arrived, bark Benicia,
sailed 18th, str Yucca (from Rio Janciro), Bal
timorc.
Sailed 10th. schrs Horace NJ Bickford. Pensa-
cola; Maid of Canada tBr) Mobile.
CRISToBAI. Jan 2f-Arrlved. strs Marne. New
York: I'D. Tivives. Cartageua for New York tand
sailed; Point Adams. Cuban ports Bellflower.
New York Esd Guma @ nr., apcS ''N
Sailed 21st. strs West Aleta, Hamburg; Coolcna
(Br.. Antwerp: Gen G. " Goethais. New fork
Pastorcs, do; Bcllota PENSACOLA, Cochponfet' not-
terdam: I'D. Turrialba, Cartagcna; C-3t Fri,
san Juan: Cartago. New Orleans: Sag Harbor,
Baltimore; Lake Fibre, do; Panama Maru tJap,,
New Orleans; I'D. General Pau Vr). Norfolk;
franklin, Charleston.
DUNNET HEAD, Jan 2f-Pssscd. str Marshal
IIaig (Br, Portland, Me. for Limerick.
DELAGoA BAY. Jan 1o-Arrived. str Mongo'
liam Prince tBr). New York via Cape Town. &c
DAIREN, Jan - Sailed, str Eastern Pilot
Jap. new. Seattle. -,
FASrNET Jan 22-Passcd, str New York CitJ
(Br). New York for Bristol
GLASGOW, Jan 2f--Sailed, strs kalimba CBr),
New Orleans; Concordia CBr) Newport News.
GIBRALTAR Jan 2O-Passed str Duca degli
Alruzzi utaD New York for Genoa and Naples.
Sailed Goth, str Key West Nor. New York.
GUANTANAMO, Jan 22-Sailed, str Amolco'
Antilla and New York.
HULL, Jan 22--Arrived. str Lake Shawano,
Norfolk.
HAvRE, Jan 2o-SaiIed. strs Afel, Hampton
Roads: Stedfast, Norfolk; 2ist, Chertsey tBr)'
Hampton Roads.
HUELvA, Jan 15-Sailed, strs Shckshnny,
Boston; 16th, Anselma do Larrnara (Br), New
York.
HONG KONG. Jan iT-Arrved. strs West Iyis.
Seattle via Yokohama and Kobe: Poyphemus (br',
New York via Singapore aud Manila.
Sailed 18th, str Devolentc San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

HALIFAX, Ms, Jan 2c-Arrived, strs Cassandra
lBrj GLASGOW; Bardic (I,r). New York for London.
Sailed :?d, strs 10 d Kingsley. Liverpool; Royal
George (iirl from southampton for New York;
Canadian Settler (Br). Glasgow; Oakland. Bos-
ton; Wlnfried lBr). Dublin; $50 Pm, Carmania
tBr,, irom Liyerpool for New York.
ISLE or WIGHT, Jan 21--Sailed, bark william
T Lewis (from Ipswichl. San Francisco.
KOBE. Jan 15--Sailed, str Celtic Prince (Br),
from llollo, &c. for New York.
MvERpooL. Jan 22-Arrived, str pigby (Br),
Arrived 22d. strs New Mexico CBr), Galveston;
Inventor tBr). New Orleans.
Sailed 22d. strs Rimouski (Bp. Portland. Me;
LONDON. Jan 22-Arrlved. str British Admiral
(Br). Port Arthur.
Arrived 10th. strs West Harcuvar, New York
via Antwerp; 21st, Lackawauna (Br), Philadei-
LIZARD. Jan eo-Passed. str War Gaekwar (Br),
Port Arthur for -.
Passed ed. str Absecon. Ternandina for Linn
LEGHoRN, Jan 12-Arrived, str Sunk (Br,,
Port Arthur
MARsEILLEs, Jan 19--Arriyed. str Patria Gx,,
New York.
NUEvITAs. Jan 22-Arrived str Lake Annette,
Newport News.
OXELOSUND. Jan 14-Arrived. str Nawa, New
York via Falmouth
PLYMOUTH. Jan 22-Sailed. str Great City
(Br). from Antwerp for Sandy Hook tfor orders).
PRAWLE POINT. Jan 22-Passed, str Aspen
Leaf (Br), Newport News for Dartmouth.
FhESION, Jan 2S-ArrlVeu, Slr Iuret OOuTt
(Br), Halifax (weather damaged.
PONTA DELGADA Jan 22-Sailcd, str Hagan
from Hamburg for New York (also reported for
Philadelphia).
PARA, Jan 16-Saled. str Rembrandt CBr)
from Santos and Rio Jaufiro for New York.
ROTTERDAM, Jan %. 10 PM-Arrved, strs
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch, New York via Plym.
ouh; 2ist. Zuiderdyk Dutch, Baltimore and
Newport News.
Arrived 10th, strs schroon, Philadelphia Moor
dyk CDutch). Sydney, CB.
Sailed 18th. str Delta Dutch. Louisburg CB.
Sailed Goth, strs Belepline, Portland Me:
21st. Fourth Alabama. Hampton Roads.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan 21- Sailed, str Manchuria
(from Hamburg), New York.
STOCKHOLM, Jan 15-Sailed, str Panola, Bal
timore
ST MICHAELs, Jan 2O-Sailed, strs Dante
Alighieri QtaD. from Genoa and Naples for New
York; 21st, Belvedere QtaD from Trieste and
Naples for New York; Blandon, New York.
SANTANDER, Jan 1S-Arrived str Aizkori
Mendi (Sp) New York.
ST LUCIA, Jan 17-Arrived, str War Down
(Br). Port Arthur via Pensacola for Natal.
ST JOHN, NIB, Jan 22-Arrived, str Comno (Br),
London
Sailed 22d. strs Lord Dufferin (BD, Havre;
Holbrook (Br, London.
TALTAL, Jan 22-Arrived, str Cowanshannock,
Newport News via Balboa.
VALENCIA, Jan 14-Sailed, str Tarantia (Br),
New York.
YOKOHAMA. Jan 15-Arrived, str Ariosto (Br),
New York via Balboa and Honolulu
Sailed 18TH str Methvep (Br), from Singapore
for Vancouver.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.
(Spcciol Despatch to the Herald

WASHINGTON. D.. c.. Triday.-Tbese naval
Meade.
Commander Reuben L.. Walker. to intelligence
officer. Fourteenth Naval District.
Commander Ernes. Frederick. to command u.
5. :. Monterey.
Lieutenant Commander Eric L. Barr command
U. 5. $. HI.
Lieutenant Commander Richard F. Bernard. to
%; 5. $. Whipple and on board In command
when commissioned.
Lieutenant Commander William D. Brereton,
Jr.. to duty Naval Academy. Annapolis, Md.
Lieutenant Commander Emery +. Clement. 10
q. s., s. Borie. and in command when commits
stoned -
Lieutenant Commander Elmo H. williams. to
officer IN charge navy recruiting station. Okla
Lieutenant Commander Charles G. Windsor. to
command u. s. s. Barker.
Lieutenant Robert w. Clarke. to Q. S. S. No.
Lieutenant William r.. Lewis. to duty Navy
Hospital. League Island. Pa.
Lieutenant Francis S. Low. to command Q. S.
y. L-e.
Lieutenant Robert P. Luker. to command q,
5. $. LII.
Lieutenant p. L. Meadows, to q. s. S. Bore
stoned.
Lieutenant Gilbert W. Summers. to command
L. $. $. RIO.
Lieutenant John B. Walter to Q. S. S. whipple
and on board as executive officer when commits.
stoned.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Yesterdays Fires.

$50 s. ". Seventy ninth street and Hudson
riycr; Boker & Co trflinr.
~ A. ~. No. East sixty ninth street; Ogden
Mls not learned.
-e.i5 +. NJ. 40 80 East Nincty-sixth street
tie Justin: not learned.
2.ip Y. NJ Eleventh avenue and Thirty first
effect. freight car. New York Central yards
trflinZ.
2:E =. NJ. No 3Oi West Forty-seveuth street
rrltpd Cigar sb,rcs Company: trifinc
$3.50 r. - No. g3i Prospect avenue. the
Bronv. HeA ~ln fucker; trifing.
= 4. NJ Third avenue and Twenty ifth street !:
ervaied train; Third Avenue Railroad Company
damage.
.5:5; r. ~, No ii3 East 1ieh street; Jacob
4. M.. 40 2o2 Seventh avenue: Frank
Mnischcr. trifliug
sos r. w. front Of No. 2t0i Prospect avenue
fffng,
s:20 r ". No. - East Thirty fourth street;
strvant shop. trilling.
$50 z. ~. Seventy second street and Madison
nvsnue; surfacc car; New York Railways Com
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
FOREIGN PORTS.
m, Hf.lI
[By MALL

BURGEO. Mt, Jan 12-Sailed previously, schr
J Rafuse (Br). Pernambuco.
CLARENCEvILLE. NF. Jan 12-Arrived str
Mckee (Br). Syduoy CB.
PUERTO PADREtJ Jan 14-Arrived. strs Munor-
way (Nor), Antilla; Chappell, Norfolk.
Sailed 18TH schr Il A Sabean (Br). Progreso.
RAMEA, Nj, Jan 12-Arrived previously, schr
Edith Cevell (Br Cadiz.
ST JOHNS. NF, Jan 12-Arrived previously
schrs Gertrud dam. Cadz; L Berge (Br), do
General Plummcr fBr), do.
Sailed 18th, str Rookie (Br), Sydney, CB.
ST JOHN, NB Jan 21--Saed. str Empress Of
France (Br), Liverpool
TRINITY, NF, Jan 12-Sailed previously, schr
Frank Forsey (Br), Lisbon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
HARBOR STRIKE AFFECTS
ONLY FEW TUGB0ATS

1t was learned yesterday that approx
mately 10 per cent of the tugboats In New
York Harbor are affected by the strike
of flremen. deckhands, oilers and cooks.
who quit their Jobs last Monday.
Frederick A. Russell, president of the
New York Towboat Exchange, said that
SO far as the members of the exchange
were concerned the strike was~a CLOSED
matter" At the union headquarters 1t
was said that three thousand of the four
thousand members were out and that
others were quitting as rapidly as the
pickets could reach them. The United
No. /. Masters. Mates nnl
Pilots of America, and the Consolidated
Marine Engineers continued to stand
aloof from the strikers on the ground
that the strikers had not lived>up to their
contract with the employers to give thirty
days notice of q demand for Increase In
wages.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
ARRIVED.

str Stockholm (Sw), Gothcnhurg Jan TO- to The
swedish American line, with ~ first. liz second
cabin, 31t Storage passengers, mails ana mdse
Went 70 pier %. North River.
Str Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam Jan g. Bou-
lcgne eth, Plymouth sth and Halifax Goth, 70
the Holland Ameriko line, with 1ol flrst, 30
second cabin, i25 stcerage passengers, mails and
mdse. Went 20 pier Z, Uoboken.
str Sauda. Avonmouth Jan .. TO the American
llnc. with chinB clay.
Str Lake Fcstus Plymouth Dec 20. 70 y VI Win.
chester g. Co, in ballast Went 10 pier -, East
River.
str Catalina (sp). Barcelona Dec 20, Valencia
3ist and Cadlz Jan q. 10 the Compania Trasat-
pier ". Jerscy City.
str Lake Fiscus. Snioniks Nov n. Gibraltar Dec
and Bermuda Jan 20 TO the Export Steamship
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy MALL

BELLINGHAM Wash. Jan 15-Arriyed, moroF
ship Sierra, San Francisco.
, FREEPORT, Tex, Jan 19--Arrlved, aux sehr
Doane (Br), 1ampco for Orange.
GLOUCESTER, Mass, Jan 2l-ln port schrs Il y
Pendleton, Stonington for New York; Mayflower
CBr), Boston for Nova Scotia doth frozen I'M.
HONOLULU, Jan 15-Arrived, strs Pensacola
San Francisco for Manila; San Diego, Astoria.
Sailed 18th str West Keene, San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Jan 16-Arrived, SIR
Silver Shell. Everett.
Sailed 18th, strs Dilworth, Seattle; Northiand,
Corinto, &c.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan 15--Arrived, strs Lake
Farrar Iquique, SC; Colonel Il l. Drake. Honolulu.
Sailed 18th str Point Judith, Baltimore via
Central American ports.
Dutch, savannah. ,
Sailed 18th, schrs Favonian CBr) Macoris; letn'
Adonis (Br), Havana.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
HEARING CONTINUED IN NEW
TRIAL FOR HARRY NEW

Los ANGELES. Cal, Friday.-Argu-
ments on the motion OF defence attorneys
for a new trial for Harry S. New, con-
vcted slayer of Fred a. Lesser. set for
today in Superior Court, were continued
until Wednesday.
The continuance was granted on the
request of a deputy district attorney who
said he had not had time to examine the
affidavits upon which the motion was
based
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
WIRELEss REPORTS.

Str Royal George (Br) Southampton, &c. for New
York, Is expected to arrive Saturday afternoon.
at pier CO. North River about 10 AM Saturday.
STIR Northern Pacific, Antwerp for New York, is
expected to dock at pier 2, Hoboken. about $3.50
AM Saturday.
Str Martha Washington, Southampton for New
York, is expected 10 reach Ambrose Channel
lightship Saturday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

BERMUDA. Jan 23-Barometer at noon, 80. .45
inches; wind, SW; weather. fine; maximum tenn
perature, 73 deg Fair.
CAPE RACE, NF, Jan 23-Barometer at noon,
303o inches; wind. light, variable; weather, fine;
temperature, 25 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
THREE HANGED IN, MONTREAL
IN DAY FOR KILLING FARMER

MONTREAL, F'fiday.-Three men were
hanged here today for the murder, August
16. 1919, of Alcide Payette, farmer. The
condemned men, Baptiste Lemay Murdock
Allen and Romeo Lacoste, were. con-
victed of having shot and killed Payette
when the farmer discovered them robbing
his home.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24

deutensnt pjunicr grade, Arthur S. Adams. to-
Y. $, s. Koka. aud In command When eolnmIs-
lieutenant Junior xrade) Lewis IL. c. johnson.
Ia u. s. \. RIO,
Lieutenant liunlor sradel Ira u. spoonemore to
U. s. 5, John u. Edwards, aud on board when
commls stoned.
Lieutenant fjunof grade) Lincoln ID. Walker.
TO u s. s. R-ta.
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
Maine Picks New Librarian.

OROND Me, Friday.-The trustees OF
the University OF Maine today elected
Raymond i. walklcy, OF the Public Ii
brary. at Minneapolis. Mimi. as Librarian
OF the university. He will assume the posi-
ton on March I. Mr.. Walkley Is a gradu-
ate of Yale and Of the Albany Library
Schc,ol
The New York herald., 1920-01-24
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK Jan 23-Thc time bali above the
Navigation and Mariue Engineering school OF the
Seamens Church institute. No % South street,
dropped today at exact noon, 18th meridian time,
hours slow OF Greenwich mean time. Any one
desiring correct Greenwich mean time telephone
Broad-2oT.