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The New York herald., 1920-01-07
By United States Naval Communica-
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@ Bedford &c miles wsw Sand Key noon 9TH.
AlIento.sn 22s miles W Sand Key noon 5th.
Alliance 99s miles S New York 6:45 PM 5th.
Argentina 30 miles Sc Sissconsct AM 9Th.
Aztec 100 miles Cape Canaveral noon 5th.
Ba ton Rouge fs7 miles W Havana noon 9th.
fushong 80 miles sand Key noon 5th.
Catrille 32J miles S Diamond Shoal noon 9Th.
Cartago ESQ miles Cape San Antonio noon 9Th.
Charles Harwood a miles SW South Pass noon
9Th.
Chinampa off Tcwey Rocks noon 9th.
City of Atlanta 225 miles S Scotland light vessel
noon 9th.
lCommunipaw 50 miles Il Halifax noon 9th.
Coporas 10 miles W sand Key noon 9th.
Corcornn lat ~ % ". Ion 10 46 w noon eth.
Corralcs 10 miles off Fire 1slsud 9th.
Coverun 20 miles SW Montauk noon 9th.
Currier 20 miles Z Tortugas noon 9th.
Deranof 262 miles y Cape Henry noon 9th.
Deepwater .oo2 miles SIC Cape Henry noon 9th.
Delco lat ~ is n. Ion 20 rs W noon 4th.
Dertona 3 miles s, 81 miles r Sombrero noon eth.
DE soto 10 miles y Diamond Shoal 9th.
Eastern Breeze lat 81 1s n, Ion ~ ~ w noon 9th.
Ideefield MT ~ o2 n. Ion 20 03 W noon 9th.
Effingham $50 miles NE Colon noon 9Th.
Byzantine al miles New York PM 9th.
T.i Alba III miles WNw Tortugas noon 9th.
III Dla zoo miles s Diamond shonI noon 9Th.
~ Sud i2f miles Diamond Shoal noon 9th.
Focene 2ls miles Sw Diamond Shoal noon 9Th.
rirmore ~ miles Diamond Shoal noon 9th.
Gulfand f0T miles Jupiter noon 9TH
Cuifmnid ~ miles v Sal Key noon 5th.
C,ulf 81 Mexico ~ miles SW Hatteras nom 9th.
Gulfstream 1913 miles Sabine bar noon 18th.
George q Henry "a miles NE Key west nom 9Th.
Herman Winter i53 miles Bocas noon 9Th.
Horaisan Marr lat - - n, lon So 53 w noon 5th.
Julia I.nckenbacb 476 miles Ambrose HIGHT vessel
room Jth.
Y Guffcy G7 miles s Jupiter noon 5th.
J W Van Dyke lat 30 - n. lon SO IL W PM
5th.
Kawcah si5 miles r. Nantucket I'M 5th.
Kckapoo lat - 20 n. Ion ~ - " noon I'd
Lake perdau lat 80 % y, lon Ga 10 W noon 5th.
Lake Delaney miles SW Fire Island noou 9th.
Lake Desha i2i miles y Jupiter noon 9TH.
Lake Duncan rs miles y by $ Fire Island noon
eth
Lake Elizabeih i3o miles sE Diamond shoa noon
9th
Lake Ellsworth 100 miles v Capc Henry noon 9th.
Lake Ennis ~ miles sE Winter Quarter light
vessel noon 9th.
Lake rsckier $50 miles $ Tfatieras noon 5th.
Lake Ilnvanna 10 miles NE fenwfk light vessel
noon 9Th.
Lake rrampfon iat ~ 20 y. Ion "a 5s W noon "a
Lake Hurst iso miles san salvador noon 9TH.
lake Indian ~ miles w sand Key noon 5th.
lake otsauero IA miles Sr South Pass noon 5th.
Lake Pewaukee 81 miles w Torturns noon 9Th
Lake Superior lat 20 30 n, Ion - 62 w noon 9th.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
Says Scotland Is
Nearing Prohibition

Among the ono thousand passengers
landed here yesterday from the Columbia.
~ the Anchor line, from Glasgow. were
three of the school teachers sent overseas
by the .EvENINa TELEGRAM after winning
the votes OF their pupils and friends in that
newspapers popularity contest. THE three
Mrs. Gilda Larsen. of Coney Island;
Ai@ Ethel F. Fleming of Yonkers, and
Miss Josephine Heisel, of Manhattan-were
united in their expressions of delight over
their two months travelling as the guests
OF the EVENING TELEGRAM.
According TO Thomas II. Bevan, for
three years American Consul at Glasgow
Scotland is-rapidly drifting TO prohibition.
Mr.. Bevan said the "drysN over there have
a better organization ard are spending
II ore money than the ''wets" and that. be-
sides. the Scottish women are largely in
favor OF total abstinence.
THE commercial growth of trade be-
tween Scotland, and especially Glasgow,
and the United States is three times what
il was during the war;" said Mr.. Bevan
ESPECIALLY Is this the case with exports
from Scotland The trade is not quite up
10 the pre-war figure, however" he said
Mr.. Bevan was Vice Consul at Tampico,
Mexican, during the troublous times there
Just before the world war and is now on
his way to Bahia, Brazil, where he has
been appointed Consul.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
CLEARED.

Str New York City (Br). criuks, Bristol-James
Arkell e. Co.
Str West Celeron. Norberg, Glasgow-Interna
tional Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Nordkap dam, Petersen, Aalborg, Den
Benhani & Boyesen
Str Londolier C3elg), Palm, Antwerp-Interna
tonai Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Megali Heilss (Grees), Hazapis, Piraeus-
N Galaros & Co.
Str Ocean Monarch (Br). McMurdo. Piraeus, sa
lonica. &c-Cunard Steamship Co.
Str Glenlyon (Br) McNeeley. Patras, Piraeuu
and Salonica- Witty & Co.
Str West Galeta, King. Rio Janeiro, Santos.
&c-Oriental Navigation Co.
Str Quinnapiac. Smith. Buenos Ayres via Nor
folk-U Transportation Co.
str Paldbutte. Pine, Port Lobos-Walker & DAILY.
Str Hoven, Steele, Tampico, Mex-Walker &
DAILY.
Str Ebro tBr). Duncan, Kingston, Cristobal,
&c--Ssnderson & Son.
ST. Folkvard (Nor), Petersen, Kopervik-Fur-
ness Witty & Co.
sM Lake Allen, Long, Vita, Gibara and Ma
nati-Munson Steamship line.
Str Fort Hamilton tBr), Mckenzie, Hamilton,
Bermuda-FurDess, Witty & Co.
str HI Mar, Damn, New Orleans--Southern Pa
cific Co.
str Marcus, Cameron, Mobile. Ala--Lykes Bros.
Str Arapahoe Devereaux Charleston and Jack
sonvlle--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Madison Nelson, Norfolk and Newport News
old Dominion Steamship Co.
Str West Humhaw Hatfield. Philadelphia
Trance and Canada steamship Co.
Str Thelma (Nor) Lunde, Philadelphia
Steamship Co.
Str Canadian Sailor (Br). Baker, Halifax, Ms
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str -Mohegan Whiting, Fall River-New Eng
land Steamship Co.
Barge socony s5, Edyardscn, Tampico-standard
Oil Co.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
CLOSING OF MAILS.
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The New York herald., 1920-01-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

A dredge owned by George Brayman & Bros, Of
no A. Broadway. employed in widening the
channel In the East River, off pier 6, was sunk
yesterday afternoon after being struot by barg-
in tow of tug Susan Moran. belonging 70 the
Moran Towing Co. when the barge was swept
toward the drcdre by the strong tide that was
running. Capt Charles Rogers and the crew
jumped into q mud scow alongside ana cut II
away from'the dredce.
Strs Consort. Dunkirk for New York. and Asa
beth, Fowey for do, have arrived at st Michaels
with engine trouble.
Schr Malcolm Baxter. Jr. from Newport News
Nov .. with coal for Santa Cruz, Arg, put into
Ba rbados Jan 3, having been damaged by heavy
weather.
BARBADOS, Jan B--Bsrk Belmont. from Bueuo'
Ayres for New York put into this port With loss
Of sails, &c; will repair and proceed.
BERMUDA, Jan 6--Schrs Thomas Pollard
CBraz) and Crescent (Br). both before reported
hero in distress. were driven ashore Jan during
"a heavy gale.
BOSTON. Jan c-schr W II Hartman, while
being towed M through -Cnarlestown bridge Il
berth saturday, took sheer and caused some
damage 10 the bridge and electric wirosi als'
caused some slight damage 70 vessel. go
6th--The Gloucester fishing schr Flora u Oliver
went ashore near Liverpool. Ms. on Monday night
aud is IN dangerous position.
EArIi. Jan 3--Str Roanoke was launched hert
today.
y az -
ported American str "Harndy'' In lat rs 10 y
lon 20 - W. with engine room floodeu ana cohdi
ton serious A later MESSAGE signed Harness
stated that the steamer was out Q, inn,euiatc ,e %
danger and was proceeding to Bermuda under hei
own power american str IIarndy Is not given
10 any available shipping register,
Schr LncilIe fnrl which sailed Fon Now York
for Halifax Nov 30. with coal. Is believed 70 have
bccn lost with all hands. She was commanded Ivy
Capt " Wagner. Of Junenburg, US ana carried
crew ~ five men.
Schr John A Beckerman arrived mere tonay IRON
New York after n voyage of !. days The schooner
encountered repeated storms and WIS forced u
put in at Gloucester. Mass. and Yarmouth. Sh,
lost her foressil. mainsau and Jib ana was toweo
into this port by tug.
LONDON. IAN GA fire on str Monteagle CBrl,
at Hong Kong Dec ai caused extensive damage
N engine room. The Monteagle is In dry do''k and
will probably bc delayed 1S days.
Str Barabcs. from lIucva for Fhiladelphia. bc.
fore reported aground st st Michtrls, has kcel
damaged.
telegram re%clved from 81 Michaels states
that str Abrigada before rcported) has beer
scuttled 10 extingulsh fire.
Schr Ernst 7 rcc from Ncw Bedford for Cape
Ncrdes. srcu In distress IN lat y ~ lon q w
passengers and Grow rescued and VIII br landed
at Lisbon vessels deck awash and breaking up.
1sEwES. Dci, Ian a. --kSsateague reports tua
Boston removed hawser from wheel ana has
floater bargcs Northern Nos 10 and 1o apparently
unda amagcd.
LIVERPOOL, NS, Jan s-Scbr Flora Oliver went
ashore 10 this harbor last night and Is In dan
Ecrous position.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07

Lake Yemassee passed Fire Island II :s6 AM 9th.
l. Drake $50 miles NE Diamond Shoal noon 9th.
Limon 5I2 miles ) South Pass noon 9th.
Lenapc IS miles Diamond Shoal noon 5th.
Madonna 81 miles ; Sasconsett 10 AM 9TH.
Mercury lat Il 80 N lon ~ 81 W noon 5th.
Mexico 10 miles Diamond Sboal noon 9th
Mielero a7 miles SW Diamond Shoal noon 9th.
Moline so miles 81 Cienfncgos noon 9TH
Munamar Jtj5 miles 5 Scotland light vessel noon
5th.
Nacoochee II miles NNE Diamond Shoal noon 9th
New York ~ miles Jupiter noon 9th
Point Iona A. miles $ Jupiter noon 18th.
Proctor 305 miles r. Galveston noon 9th.
Richmond Boro lat 80 10 y. Ion 30 80 W noon Sd
s Hardness 3S2 miles Sc Contoy Island nooI
9th.
San Fernando $50 miles Bermuda noon 9TH.
San Juan e32 miles 5 Scotland light vessel nool
9th.
Santa Olivia 4o5 miles Colon noon 9th.
Scantic miles ST by 5 Tortugas noon 5th.
Schoodie 227 miles u Ambrose light vessel noor
5th.
Silverbrook sos miles Iobos nom 9Th
Singleton Palmer 10 miles w by N Tortugas moor
9TH.
Sucrosa 81 miles Jupiter 9Th.
Sun 40 miles Jupiter noon 9th.
Sylvan Arrow 20 miles Alligator Reef noon 5th
PM 9Th.
Ulysses go miles Cape Henry noon 5ta1.
venonia passed Nantucket 1:42 Pm 9TH ,
Walter Haricastle 1872 miles II Tampico noon 9TH.
Westerdyk 560'miles sandy Hook noon 9th.
Western Queen lat As 80 y, Ion 40 81 w noon Sd.
West Imboden 30 miles Hatteras- noon 9th.
wildwood 3id miles $ Hatteras noon 9th.
Winifred IS miles T. Sand Key g PM 9th.
wianebago $50 miles ENB Nantucket. noon 9th
The New York herald., 1920-01-07

Str Fort Wayne. A-tw-s9 Dec II. 10 the At
lantic Transport line. in ballast.
str VIM G Warden, TNpam Dec rs, to ID I
Warden win crude oil.
str Governor Forbes, Caibaren Dec II and
Nucvitas 24th, to the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co, with sugar.
str El Vale. Galveston Dec 81, to the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse.
str Mohawk. Jacksonville Jan 3 and Charleston
4th to the Clyde Steamship Go. with passengers
and mdse
str Hamilton. Savannah. to the Ocean steamship
Co with passengers and mdse.
Str jamestown, Norfolk and Newport News 10
the Old Dominion Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse.
str Chester Valley. Philadelphia.
str James s whitney, Philadelphia.
str Monmouth tBr,, st John, NIB, Jan :, TO D
r Warden, In ballast.
U S destroyer Reid. Anchored off Tompkins
vile.
r-yrhc reported arrival 5th of str Nuddea Br)
WAS an error.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
TRy Telegraph. !

by Tclegruph.I ~ - <rap
ABERDEEN, Wash, Jan 6--sailcd, bark Forest
Dream. Sydney.
ASTORIA, o, Jan 5-Sailed, str Diana, United
Kingdom.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan 5-Arrivtd. str Lake Med
ford, Portland for repairs).
Arrived 9th, strs Tregiisson (sr), Calcutta and
Colombo: Spartan Prince (Br). Cape Town; City Of
= Louis syannah EsseE T,on rn,aas,pOe Lake
Philadelphia schr Annie (Brl, Meteghan; tugs
Pillsbury. Lynn. with barge No 25; Juno, do,
with barge 7SO.
Sailed 9Th, strs Westmcath (Br, Liverpool
Lake Butler, Bapes.
Sailed 9th, strs Lake Gravett ffrom Portland),
Praeus; lake Ellsbury, do Smyrna and Constan-
tinople; Scythian (Brl. Manchester; Ruth Gothen-
burg and Copenhagen: City OF Rome. savannah
III II Devereuy, Norfolk; Nantucket. do and Balti-
more: Lake Dclancey, Iamberts Point: J
DaTIseT New so soo,S
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan G-Arriycd. s'rs Nuddea
tBr, Melbourne. SC, via Boston; Russ (panl.
Norfolk; Texaco Norfolk; Lake Wimieo fort
Tampa; Dorchester Providence tlattcr 5thl.
Cleared 9Th strs Argenfels Frl Norfolk; Man
gore Daiquiri: Burgondicr tBelg) Antwerp;
Iovetia (taD, Genoa.
Sailed 9Th strs Munsomo, New YORK; Ocean
Transport (Br. Manchester; Lake Harris, Glen
fuegos; Fcltore. Daiquir.
BUZzARDS Ray cape Cod. CanaD. Mass, Jan
e.sailed tug Triton, with ? barges; ,,,
Sailed from Sandwich 9Th. tugs Peerless, with
barge /, Roger Williams, with 3; Valley Forge'
with -: American with i; motor barge Socony
No 5. schrs George Kllnck and Ida Dow.
CHARLESTON, sc. Jan G--Arrived. strs Ceres
Dutch Nordenhamn: Niceto de Larrinaen Br).
Galveston for Manchester: Alabat, Kingston Tor
Philadelphia; Ienapc, New York mnd proceeded
for Jacksonvlile).
CAPE HENRY, Wa. Jan 8. Af-Pnescd In.
strs Rexmorc tBr) Liverpool for Baltimorc o;30
AM Maartensdyk Dutch). Rotterdam for do.
Passed out 9Th. str Manchioncal tNorl. Balti.
moro Via Norfolk for Port Antono.-Wind NE,
Is miles: clear
FERNANDINA, Fla, Jan 5-saiicd, str Absccon,
Denmark ..t.tt
GALVESTON, Tex. Jan s-Arriycd. strs Harold
w Walker Tampco; william VI Burton Philadel-
phia for Teyas city
Sailed 9th. strs Mount Etra (Brl. Marseiles via
New Orleans: rrlnidadian. Tampico; I'll Norte,
New York lzaston (Br. Nantes; Ossabaw. Moro
Castle Cuba.
GJLFPORr. Miss Jan 6--Arrived. bark Charles
Racine tNor Rio Janeiro.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Jan G-Arrtyed, str Chip
nova, Boston via Charleston; schr Waltham, New
York
kbN WEST. Fls. Ian Arrived, str 7
Warng. Jacksonville for BATON Rouge.
Sailed fth. sirs Princeton. Tampico; Butte,
lSaldnc
MOBILE AIa Ian e-Arrivcd. strs Bowdcn.
Rrlizc. fafcono New York: schrs Annie VI Mur.
ply. Procrso u Marie Brown. Sau Domingo
City; Edna Pickles fBrl. Kingston; Henry "
chamberlain, Cuba: stewart r Salter fBr). Rar-
bados; Purncll 4 white, Iiayti; Anna Laura Nc
kenney Perth Amboy; barses Mingo and Ailc-
Sailed ON, sirs cor7tsn. New rorl; lake
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Mail. ]

BRUNSWICK, Ga. Dec 21-Arrived schr l
Ralston (Br,, New York.
CHARLESTON. sc, Jan 3-Arrived, strs saxon
Havana; Awensdaw, Sabine for Marseilles.
Sailed 3D. str Lake Ennis, Boston.
GALVESTON, Tex, Jan 1-Arrived. strs Piiar
de Larrinaga (Br), Manchester; Lake Gradan
Freeport.
Sailed 1st, str Tamesi, Tampico.
HILO Dec 2S-Arrived. str Enterprise, Sar
Francisco.
HONOLULU, Dec 30--Arrived str Lake Gitano
New York via San Francisco for Yokohamn, &C.
Sailed 3Oth, str La Brea, Port San Luis mot
previously.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Jan 2-Arrived, str
Lake Aurice. Norfolk.
PROvIDFNCE. RI. Jan ARRIVED, str Quantico
Norfolk; tug. Wellington Jacksonville, towing
barge Southeast land tug sailed on return, towing
barge westlnpd. calling at New Bedford for barge
Tottenville). -
Z SAN FRANCISCO. Cal mot Honolulu). Dec %
Arrived str Florence Olson, La Union via Sal ma
Cruz.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
SAILED.

strs Ei oriente Galveston; Nantahala. Rio
Janeiro, Santos. &c; lake Ida. Tampa; Lake
Ynbara, Norfolk; Westwego. Avonmonth: Iroquois
(Br), and barge Nsvahoe London; 1sabeln. Ha'
yana: Point Arena. Port Tampa; Quernstad (Nor),
Stockholm: Arapahoe. Charleston and Jackson
Vile: Tiviyes Kingston, &c; Chantier. Norfolk
Strs Knut Hamsun (Nor). Tampico; Minnequa,
Port Arthur; FL Mar New Orleans.
Strs France Fr). Havre: Madison, Norfolk and
Newport News: Michael (Br) Para and Manaos.
Str Lake Allen. Vita. &c.
Str Arizona. Guantanamo; str Bridge, do
Z S str Babbitt, do.
L 5 str Solace.
Swedish cruiser Fylgia, Cuba.
Sshr Rachel W Stevens. Marseilles.
The corrected reading Of the barometer (reducet
TO sea level at New York on Tuesday, Jan O.
1920 at 8 AM, as reported by the United State:
weat tber Bureau, was thirty and thirty-eight hun
dredths (sO.3s) inches. This closely approximate
seven hundred and seventy-one and six-tenth'
T71 81 millimetres. Captains OF all vessels nov
lying in or near the ports Of New York and Brook
lyn can advantageousy use the a,.ove official data
for observing whether their own barometers re-
quire any considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM, w. light breeze
cloudy. bazy: light sea. At City Island at sunset
variable: cloudy; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND cENTR AMERICA INDIES &C

Montii
Peru
Hamilton
IAkuaa'
Carupsno nc the Commewn ~
Rio oJanero
Port d
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te mall for salvador y via iOt "a
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The New York herald., 1920-01-07
ARRIVED.

STR Columbia tBr). glasgow Dec q and Moville
asih 10 The Anchor line. with 60 first 40 second
cabin. 4Gs stecrsee passengers. malls and mdse.
Str la Tourainc Ur) ITavre Dec 81 70 the
-ompagnie Generate TransatlaBtluue with IA
cabin. 3t5 steeraRe plfsruGr-s. malls and mdso.
str Royal Prince tHfl. tiavrc Doc and Cardiff
asd mdsc
str tslasoui 1Br). Fowcv Nov ~ and ~ Johns.
Sr Dec 10, 10 simpson. spence a Young. With
china cley.
str Conrad Mohr (Norl. Bergen Dec II, n Simp-
~sa Spencer A. Young, In ballast,
ser Westfield Rotterdam Nos 30 and Fayal
rA~~ A. n the Kerr Steamship CO, In ballast
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Afail.1

BERMUDA. Dec 25--Arrived, strs Ophrs Gibrsl-
tar for New York tand sailed 31st In tow OF tug
Bobolink); 2sth Phecda Dutch, Rotterdam Tor
Charleston 3oth tugs Ballenas, New York ITO
tow str Octorara to destinaton) Kingfisher,
Azores: 3ist. str Chaudlere (Brl, Halifax, &c,
for West Indies.
Sailed oath. str Aidan tBr). Rio Janeiro, &c;
3Oth schr Maria Howes, Genoa.
CHAMPERICo Dec 2s-Sailed, str San Jose,
San Francisco.
LUNENBURG. Ms. Jan Arrived. schrs II T.
Borden (Br) and Bertha l. Walters tBr), both
from Turks Island
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. Dec 29-sailed previously,
schr BERTHE Minor, Antofagasts.
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA. Dec 3o-Arrived,
str Newport san Francisco for Balboa.
SAIJNA CRUZ, Dec 3o-Sailcd, str la Pr1mera,
San Francisco.
TURKS ISLAND. Dec 31--Sailed, schr Sadie A
Knlckle (Brl. Luueuhurg.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07

LuNENBuRG, Ms, Jan 6-scht Francis Gardner,
from iiarbor Buffet for Oporto, with fish' has
esn abandoned at sea and her crew landed at -
PHILADELPHIA. Jan G-rug Gedney arrived
az he.uy Island yesterday leaking aud was
peacneu; VIII try 10 proceed up today Mithous
Bay.
hio JANElRO, Jan 6-Str Pocone (BraH, 800
tons gross. formerly German str Cohurs, which
saiied from this port yesterday for Europe WIN
passengers and general cargo, returned TO the
harsor last night with fire in her cargo OF
cotton. Fire has been extingushed.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
Mon golia Leaves for Hamburg Today

Mongolia Leaves for Hamburg Today.
The Mongolia. of the American line, VIII
leave for Hamburg, Germany. today. the
second passenger vessel 70 clear for Ham
burg in this service There will be s25
passengers on the steamship principally
steerage Among the cabin passengers on
board will be r. w. Stimson. Edward H..
Gaines, Mrs. A. A. Gibson. Mrs. Robert
Leanord, Mrs. j. Hygas and j. Ernest
Wagner.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
LATEST NAVAL ORDERS.
Herald bureau,
No. I,502 ~ street, n. W.,
Wnshinrfnn. ID. O.. Iucklay.


These naval orders were issued today
L.ieutensnt Commander Godfrey do ChevaIier,
10 duty Atlantic fleet.
Lieutenant Commander Gordon Hutchins. tc
U. S. s. Albert, as base torpedo officer.
Lieutenant Commander Leland Jordan. Jy.. tc
command u. S. S. Crowpinshield
Lieutenant Chsuncey r. Crutcher. to U. S. S
Utah.
Lieutenant Frank Dobe. TO S. s. Upshm.
Lieutenant Frank T. Green. to naval torpedo
station. Newport II. J.
Lieutenant Raymond II. Kaiser. to q. s. s.
Lieutenant Edmund ]. Hidder. to q. S. Put
lieutenant william W. warlick. 70 q. s. S
Lieutenant tiunior erade) William n. slattery
70 LIeutenant I Junior grade, William G. Lock,
wood to L. s. s. Vulcan. . !.
Lieuten.At (iunior grade) PAU u. LngweH, "a
U 5 Huntington.
Lieutenant l0unior grade) Emery r. Hosrner. te
L s s Eagle No. "a. as executive officer.
Lieutenant (iunior. rradel George s; Harris tc
o. s. S. Fuller. and on board as engineer orIicer
when commissioned.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
'. PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str RosaIind CBr), st Johns, NF, and Halifax.
Ms, for New York, to Bowring & Co. with 10 pas
sengers. mats and mdse.
Str Western Glen, New London for New York
in ballast, TO the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
(passed .5th).
Tugs Narragansett, with barge at 7:3O AND
Socony Is, with (at 9:l5 AM); Neponset. light
lat II 80 AM; Gypsum King, with 8 barges,
Windsor, Ms, for New York (at II: rs AND.
Bound East.
Str Delaware, New York for Boston.
Tugs Mercury, light (at 1925 AND Minnie
with barge lat 4:20 PM.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Ian e--1hc time ball above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School Of the
eesmep's Church Institute. No 25 South street.
dropped today at exact noon. 10Th meridian time
bours slow OF Greenwich mean time. Any one
dcsirlne correct Greenwich mean time telephone
Brosd--25T.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

BERMUDA, Jan G--Barometcr At noon, zoos
inches; wind, NE: weather, rainy; maximum tenn
pcrature, 81 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Stavangerfjord (Nor. Christianis for New
York, signavcd 9Th no time or distance given
The New York herald., 1920-01-07

UyThe time given IN the above table s East
-ru standard time and Is furnished By the Unite.
states Coast and Gcodctic Survey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-07
DUE JANUARY 8.
DUE JANUARY q
for NEW YORK. JAN. 4.

Sun rises.......,. 20 Moon rises. Is IN
sun sets........ 4 - Moon sets. 10 AN
TIME or HIGH WATER JANUARY Z.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-16

state OF existence might better be
analvzed biologically as instinct rather
than as thought or sentiment
The attitude Of the north Irish to-
ward the south Irish IS not fully re-
ciprocated. Political compromise, so
cial readiustmeut, do not seem I'M
possible. considering them from the
standpoint Of the south Irish- Their
intolerance Is directed against the
English, but not 20 such an extent
against the north Irish
The north Irish, on the other hand,
are bound TO England. They have
been ready to fight 70 the death against
seDaratiun from the kingdom They
went so far in 1914 as TO enlist Ger
man aid In preparations to resist any
attempt to Separate Ulster from Eng
land. or 20 Join Ulster mp with the
south Of Ireland. This RAGS Ike a
nlisprint, Ike printers pis but It Is
true.
fThe Irish Notes" win continue to-
morrow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-16

from the old third regiment which
was stationed in FL Paso until recent
ly.H said Lieut.. / j. AcAlister- The
old guard is now stationed at Camp
Sherman Ohio. where II is garrisoned
under Brig. Gen. Sturgis- II is con-
centrated in contonement for The first
time since 1902, when It returned from
the Philippines during the insurrec-
ton days. one hundred and thirty
six years ago the regiment. then
known as the third sub-leEion, Waged
war under Gen (MadJ Anthony
Wayne against the Indians OF what
was then the northwest frontier OF
the 70 original states.
Many of the men OF the third have
enrolled in the educational and voca-
tioual schools at Camp Sherman and
with athletics including football, polo,
basketball and hockey It promises TO
be busy winter for the old guard. p"
=
The constant increase Of uarcotic
cases in our courts, cases in which
drug addicts violate the law IN order
TO obtain narcotics which they have
come 10 need. seems the best argu-
ment for a drug clinic in FL Paso. rs
well as in other towns" said Walter
7. Kramer. such a clinic, If operated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-16
Two Women Fined For
Disturbance In Church

Baton Rouge. La, Nov. 1s.-The eli
max TO the disturbance AZ the First
Christian church Sunday came in the
city court when two women members
OF the congregation were declared
guilty Of disorderly conduct and fined
SIS and SO, respectively.
According TO evidence. the trouble
started when the pastor, Rev. A.
Brook. directed the removal OF the
elements for communion. saying tho
house was TOO cold 20 continue the
service. The women were charged
with attacking ". n Wright as he
was carving out the directions