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The New York herald., 1920-01-02

i Glasgow: Maasdyk Dutch, Rotterdam; Airlie.
from Galveston for Norrkoplng; Owego. Port
Spain: West Shore. Galveston; Phoenix Bridge.
Antwerp from Hampton Roads; Texas. LAKE
| Afedford and Cranenest-
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash, Jan Arrived. schr
columbia, Honolulu.
lGulfon Gibsons Point: Gulf Queen. New York;
British Star (Br), Belfast.
Arrived 30th. bark Earlscourt Ccor,, Mobile.
Sailed 3ls:. str NJ Guffey Providence.
] PENSACOLA, Fla. Jan 1-Arrived. strs RED
Mountain new, from tiial trip; saturnus Du;ch).
Amsterdam.
Sailed 1st. schr Rebecca L Macdonald tBrs-
Mortevideo.
| PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan ARRIVED. srs o
Garfield Tsmpico; Bayonne. New York
/ Arrived 1st collier Vulcan. Cristobal via
Hampton Roads; strs British Baron (Brl, Antwerp
via the United Kingdom: Maiden, Norfolk; East
ern Chief, Hornosand via Tyne and Halifax Ms;
Thomas Drummond tBrl, Port de Paix.
Passed down Marcus Hook Jan !. strs West
Munham Philadelphia for Bordeaux; Fagernes
Utah, do for Genoa: Lake flemock do for Tam.
pa; J II Devereux, do for Boston; Emanuel Nopr'
| (Belg). do for -.
| Passed down LIST, str Sun. Philadelphia for Port
Lobos.
Passed up Delaware Breakwater Ian 1, str NAL
den, supposed Norfolk for Philadelphia.
Passed M list, str Herbert l. Pratt Port Ioh0s
for Philadelphia towing str w NJ Irish. do for 10.
| Passed out Jan I, strs Dertona Philadelphia
for Texas City; Derwent River tBr,, do for Lon.
don; Van Dyke do for Bordeaux; George q
Henry, do for Tampico; yestnorge (Nor), do for
Port Antonio
| PORTLAND. Me, Jan 1--Arrived. strs Norfolk
Range (Br) Hull: Lnkeville, Sabine.
Sailed 1st, strs Ioannis Watts Greek Gibraltar
| (for ordersl: Gloria iSp DO do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec 31-Arriycd, str
Kaisbo Maru Dap. Savannah and New Orleans for
Yokohama, &c.
| Sailed 31st, strs Matsonia Honolulu: Broad Ar.
row. Shanghai Schlestad Fr) Queenstown.
| SEATTLE. Wash. Dec 3l-Sailed, str Euryda-
mas fBr). San Francisco.
| SAND KEY, Fla, Dec so-Passed W. strs Net
tuno 0tal, Mons fNor) and Their nidor (Br;
I31st, Lake Gravea.
TACOMA Wash. Dec 3f-Arrived. str Korrgan
| III Mex, San Francisco.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Jan ARRIVED,
schr Allen Gurney. New York for Nantucket
| Wind. SW. moderate; smooth sea; clearing.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph

ABERDEEN Wash, Dec 31-Saied, str Sai
Diego. Honolulu; bark Forest Dream, Sydney
NSW; schr Dauntless, Taltal.
BOSTON. Mass, Jan ARRIVED. strs Brighton
(Noi), st Johns, NE and Halifax. Ms: sewall
Point. Norfolk: Lake Yemassee, do; Katahdin
and Charleston.
Sailed LIST, strs Inkula (Br). London; Kershaw
Norfolk; Lake Charlotte. do; Everett, do; LAX,
Airline, do
BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan 1-Cleared, str Feltore
FELTON,.
Sailed Jan !, strs Sucrosa, Matanzas; LORD
Downshire (Br), Dublin via Belfast; Emilia Utah
Trieste via Savannah: Doonholm (Br), Avonmoutf
via Philadelphia; Santore, FELTON,.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Jan Passed out, strs
Lake Faribaut, Baltimore for Jacksonvile
Skodsborg dam, do for Havana; Lake Desha dc
for do via Norfolk: Manchioneal (Nor) do for Port
Antonio; Winifred. do for Tampico.
KEY WEST. Fla, Dec 31--Arriyed, str Butte
New York.
Sailed 31st, strs West Alcoz Galveston; No 4e
(Br). Cabarien.
MANILA, Dec 26-Arrived, strs Harold Dollar,
Vancouver via Tsingtau, &c.
Arrived 25th. str Arabian Prince (Br), New
York via Sabang, &c.
Arrived 9th, str West Caddoa. San Francisco
via Yokohama. sc.
Sailed 26th. strs Lake Farmingdale, San Fran.
cisco; 27th. Ecuador do.
Sailed 27th. str Eldridge. Seattle.
NORFOLK, Va. Dec 31-Arrived, strs Lake
Ellsworth Galveston for Rotterdam; Lake Larga
New York; Lake Greenwood, Boston; schr Virginia
Dare, Genoa.
Sailed 3Ist. strs Cansumset. Pearl Harbor
British Earl (Br), Avonmouth; Parthenia (Br),
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| LIVERPOOL, Dec s1-Arrivcd. str Bohemian
4 (Irl Roston.
LONDON, Dec s1-Arrlved. str Ottawa CNor)
philadelphia.
i Arrived Jan I. str Montcalm tBrl st John. NIB
Sailed 3ist, strs Lordship Manor. Philadelphia
Rhcdesian Transport (Br), Newport News.
| LEGHORN, Dec 25-Arriyed, str Sestri QtaD
altimore.
MARsEILLEs. Dec 24-Arrved. str Mount Ever
est (Br), New Orleans.
/ MELBOURNE. Dec 26-Arriyed, str Gorala (Br
New York.
PLYMOUTH. Dec ao-sailed. str Lake Festus
Hampton Roads
PoRTLAND, E, Jan ARRIVED. str Suffolk
New York for Rotterdam
| PRAWLE POINT, Dec 3i--Passed, str Ashta.
bula (Brl, Port Arthur for London.
/ PiRAEus, Dec 29-Arriyed, str General Church
| CBD. Portland.
| PERNAMBUCO. Dec 30--Arrived, str Anaconda,
New YORK FOR Montevideo. &c.
Sailed 3oth str sergipe (Braz). from Rio Ja-
ROTTERDAM. Dec 29-Arrived, str Lake Fra.
| ley. New Orleans via Norfolk.
| Sailed Goth. str II Hunt. New York
: ROUEN, Dec 2T-Arrived, str Glendoln, Phila.
delphia.
Sailed 27th- strs c Folger, New York; 2sth,
Tongrier tBelg). do.
| RIO JANFIRO, Dec 2S-Arrived str Trafalgar
tNor), New York.
Sailed 2sth. str Yucca, Baltimore.
SHIELDS. Dec 31--Sailed, str fungus Nor,
IPhiladelnhia.
I ST MICHAELs, Dec 31-saiIed, str Ieonora
| (Sp). from Bilbao for New York.
| SHANGHAI Dec 26-Arrived, strs Pearl Shell.
San Francisco; 9th, Monteagle (Br). Vancouver.
! SOURABAYA. lava, Dec 23-Sailed, str Bin.
4 tang, San Francisco.
| SYDNEY. NSw. Dec 25-Arrived, schr Alumna
Portland. O.
| Arrived oath. str Carpentaria (Br), New York
! via Auckland. &c.
Sailed oath. schrs Eric. San Francisco; Forest
Home. do: e6th. bark Kohala do.
| VALENCIA, Dec 24-Sailed, str de Satruste-
gu fSp,. New York.
VICTORIA. BE. ian 1-Arrived, str Canada
Maru Jap, Yokohama for Seattle.
| VANCOUVER. Be. Jan 1--Arrived, str North
land Peru.
| WELLINGTON, Dec 26-Arrived str waIhora
(Br). Vancouver.
YOKOHAMA. Dec 22-Saied. str Knight Tenn.
Iplar (Br), New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Twenty-Five Of the crew OF the American str
Kerwood. which was sunk by n mine off Ter
schcling Holland Dec l. arrived here yesterday
on the transport Edellyn. The kerwood was
bound from New York to Hamburg when sunk.
The Commissioner for Australia, Mr. Mark Shell
don. has received advice regarding the Australian
navigation act. This act has hitherto been held
In suspense owing TO the DISCRIMINATION oi
shipping caused by the war. but proclsma tior
has been issued bringing into operation OF
March 2. 1920. certain provisions OF the statute
The sections OF the act coming into force relate t'
the Australian coasting trade and trade betwccr
the territories Of the commonwealth, including the
territories 20 bc governed by the commonwewtf
under mandate. As result OF the provisions
no vessel will he permitted TO carry passenger
or goods from one port In the commonwealth o
Australia 20 another TO or from port in the
territories or between territory and another
without being licensed to engage Ia tile coastins
trade. IL would be well for ship owners or char
terers trading with Australia to make themselves
acquainted with these provisions TO avoid possible
delay and loss. A copy OF the navigation act may
be seen at the office OF the Commissioner foI
Australia. 81 broadway, New York city.
BOSTON. Jan 1--Schrs Mary II Oys and Charles
II Trickey went ashore today at Goat Island. OF
Cape Porpoise. Nc. and are reported total wreciv
though some OF the cargoes. II Is expected, VII
be saived. The Trlckey. which registers 26O tons
was in command Of Capt W Hartford, OF FIVE
Islands and was bound from Wlscasset for Lynn
Mass with box boards. The Olys, in command
OF Capt Lewis Hatch. OF Bristol was bound from
stouingtou for New York.. with stone. The,
In no danger.
Tug Metropolitan. 20 tons gross has been sold
by David W simpson, ship broker. 10 the Near,
Towing Co. OF New York: terms private.
CHATHAM. Mass. Jan fStr wilipoIo, from
New York for 81 John. SB. went ashore on the
astern side Of Shoyelful Shoal. off Monomoy
Point early today aud was held fast on an
ebbing tide. Coast guards Of Mononoy Point and
cutter Acushnet went 10 her assistance. The sea
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
Transport Service
Stirs Ship Owners

Protest against tho use of army trans
ports as ciyilian passenger and freight
carriers on the ground that 1t is injui e
the growth of the American merchant
marine has been made TO Newton d.
Baker. Secretary OF War, by the Ameri-
can Steamship Owners Association, of
which II. H. Raymond is president. In
a statement issued yesterday the assoc-
alton said
"At the urging OF Secretary Baker. the
United States Senate on September S
passed bill authorizing the War De-
,partment to transport civilians on army
transports across tho Atlantic ocean.
This bill has been amended by the House
Committee on Military Affairs to author
ize the War Department TO carry cargoes
as well as passengers.
"The American Steamship Owners Asso-
ciation is protesting against further con-
sideration of this measure on the ground
that conditions have greatly changed
since the bill first passed the Senate.
that there are now ample facilities for
the transportation of both passengers and
cargoes on transatlantic routes. and that
the War Department ought not engage
in the commercial carrying business
In competition with another department
Of the government. the Shipping Board.
and with hmerican vessels of private
ownership"
a letter Of remonstrance has been sent
TO Mr.. Baker in which IL is emphasized
that the practice is especially hurting the
newly established lines from New Eng
land and Southern ports 90 Europe.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS,


str Celtic (Brl Liverpool Dec -. to the Whit.
Star line with pa ssengers mails aud mdse.
Str City Of Puebla. Manchester Dec 10, 10 thu
Baporcl Steamship line. in ballast. Went to piei
H. North River.
Str Brindilla. Newcastle Dec 10. 10 n T War
den, in ballast. Went to pier T. Bayonne. NJ.
Str VIM Isom Plymouth Dec II. to the Ameri
can Commercial Corporation, in ballast Anchored
off Stapeton.
Str Montarn Bordeaux Dec 2. 20 Harriss, Ma
gill & Co. In ballast. Anchored off Stapleton.
Str Assiout O,rl. Alexandria via II ton.
Str Bassam fBr. Burutu Nov % Lagos Dec o
Monrova l1th and Sierra Leone 18th, TO the Wes
India steamship Co, with mdse. Ahchorcd Of
Bay Ridge.
Str Standard. PsIo Rlanco.
Str Colon, Cristoha Dec - and Port an Prince
2Tth. 20 the Panama Railroad Steamship line
with 20 passengers. mails and mdse. Went 4
pier Co. North River.
Str Baldhutte Lobos Dec "a, 10 Walker h DAILY
with crude oil. Anchored off Red Hook FI-'s.
STR Lake George, Pirefclds Dec 16 ahd Jack
sonvile 27th. 10 r Williams & Sons. with ma
horany. Went 10 Williams dock. Stnten Island.
str Mexico Havana Dec 2s, TO the New NorI
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with 40 passengers
mails and mdse. Went TO pier IL. East River.
str II Gordon Port Arthur. Tex. Went q
Erie Basin breakwater.
str Lake Flume Brunswick. Went to pier 80
North River.
Str Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk
10 tho old Dominion Steamship Co. with passen
gers and mdse Went TO pier ~, North river.
Str Pennsylvanla. Port Arthur.
str Campeo. Perth Amboy.
Returned-Str Lake ogden, hence Tor ST Thofnas
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
WIRELESS REPORTS.
By United States Naval Communica'
tion Service.

Abangare7 f55 miles Sandy Hook noon Jan l.
Advance 500 miles $ Scotland light vessel noon
Dec 81
Allentown miles Diamond Shoal noon 3lst.
Ambridge las miles T. Cape Henry noon 3ist.
Andrew Jackson 80 miles Winter quarter ngh'
vessel PM 3lst.
Arlington 90 miles NE Winter Quarter light vessel
noon Jan I.
Awensdaw 20 miles Key West noon 3tst.
Aureole 0S miles from Nantucket PM 3lst.
Ayuruoca 200 miles Cape Mala PM 3lst.
Baton Rouge 20i miles w Havana noon 31st.
Bellingham lat 40 IL n, Ion GO "a w $3.50 PM ISL
Bellerose lat 90 10 n. Ion 81 05 w noon lst.
Bessemer 12a miles Diamond Shoal noon LIST.
Betsy Bell 400 miles NE Boston light vessel 800
AN 31st.
Praddock lat 20 os y. lon 60 80 W noon fst.
Brandon 81 miles Oyerfals light vessel noon
1st.
Brilliant 225 miles sw Diamond shoai noon 3lst
Bushrud lat 40 30 n, Ion go IL W 1880 PM 3lst.
Caracas 1ii miles s. II miles Scotland hsh'
vessel noon ist
ceralvo 10 miles ssw Winter Quarter light vessel
O AM LIST.
cero Gardo 10 miles Ambrose light vessel moor
3ist.
Chestnut Hdl Sc miles EvE Sand Key noon 3lst
City OF Alfalfa IA miles NE Tybee noon 3lst.
City Of Columbus GO miles Sc Ambrose 5i2' I'm
ist.
cosstwise 900 miles SIC Ambrose light vessel moor
3ist.
Comet 2I7 miles w Tortugse noon 31st.
Corning miles Tappico noon 31st.
Cowan 70 miles ENE Farnegat noon lsts
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
800 ADRlATIC STEWARDS
CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR

The New Year was celebrated aboard
the Adriatic, OF the White star line. lying
at pier No so Hudson River. with an
entertainment and dinner for the three
hundred stewards attached to the vessel
1t was the annual reunion and dinner
of the ships stewards. The ship was
sea Christmas and the dinner was post
poned until New Years. Ii was served in
the second cabin. There was music b..
the ships orchestra
The festivities began Wednesday night,
when q dinner and entertainment was
given to the officers and engineers Of the
ship. a. Gosllng. CHIEF engineer, was
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cranesnest 4a miles sw Frylng Pan shoals noon

cranesnest AZ miles sw Frying Pan Shoals nooI
LIST
Efflnsham $50 miles Panama noon 3ist.
Eidena Is miles American Shoals noon 31st.
I'll Norte III miles Jupiter noon 3ist.
Essex miles SW Montauk Point noon 1st.
I Asche lo2 miles Diamond Shoal noon 3lsf.
reaeric kellogg 20 miles ENE Nantucket s;se
General II Hodges go miles IS Scotland light
vessel II "a AM LIST.
George f Paddleford SEQ miles L Tampico noon
30th.
George II Jones 175 miles Sc Hatteras nom 3lst.
Goodspeed 20 miles NE Brunswick noon LIST.
Gulfight 173 miles S Brenton Reef noon lst.
Grecian $50 miles SIC Cape May q PM LIST.
Hegira 10 miles SW Alligator Reef noon Sist.
Indiana Bridge 270 miles Ambrose light vesse
noon 31st.
J A Bostwick 40 miles w Sand Key noon 1st,
J Donnell 80 miles f Sand Key 3lst.
J NJ Danziger l22 miles NNE Diamond Shoal moor
1st.
Tacoma 230 miles Sc Ambrose light vessel moor
3lst.
Jonancy rs miles Sc Charleston noon 1st
Kootenai rs miles Nantucket noon Slst.
l. Drake 100 miles SW Diamond Shoal noon 1st
Lake Akkra 40 miles SW Fire Island neon list.
Lake Aurice miles SSE Montauk Point noon 1sf
Lake Farragut 100 miles ENE Cape Henry moor
Lake Festina ass miles NE Colon PM 31st
Lake Gardner lat 81 80 y. lon SIS Al w noon 3Ist
Lake Glencoe 20 miles Barnegat noon 1st.
Lake Granger lat 23 90 NJ Ion so 10 w noon 31st
Lake Lesa miles s Diamond Shoal noon 31st.
Tskevile 40 miles Sc Cape Cod noon 3lst.
Lenape 536 miles Scotland light vessel noon 1st
l.ucelum 1S8 miles Tampco bar noon 31st.
Maracaibo 545 miles Scotland light vessel moor
31st.
Margaret lat o4 81 ". lon 81 II w noon s1st.
Mariana 100 miles Sc by Key West noon 3lst.
Mieero 2s3 miles Mobile noon 3lst.
Millinocket 40 miles S Ambrose light vessel noon
31st.
Mohawk s5 miles sw Diamond shoal 1st.
Munindes 405 miles S Scotland light vessel noon
31st.
Nacoochee IA miles S Five Fathom light vessel
noon 1st.
Northwestern III miles Mobile bar 31st.
Panama 600 miles S Scotland light vessel noon
Parsmina go miles off South Pass noon 31st.
Paulsboro 335 miles WNW Sand Key noon 31st.
Princess Matoika $50 miles NE San Juan noon
31st.
Radiant 125 miles S Scotland light vessel noon
1st
Regina so miles NE Ambrose light vessel s PM
31st.
Romulus $40 miles W Sand Key noon 3ist.
Sagua o1 miles f Cape Henry noon 31st.
Ssngamon oO2 miles by Five Fathom Bank
light vessel noon LIST.
Santa Ana 9l5 miles Ambrose light vessel
31st
sarcoxie 955 miles e Ambrose light vessel noon
31st.
sharon % miles Diamond Shoa noon 3ist.
Snug Harbor 81 miles f Fire Island 6:05 PM 1st.
Texas 93 miles Diamond shoa noon 31st.
Trmountain 167- miles Ambrose light vessel
1st
Virginia SO miles WNW Tortugas noon 31st.
Watertown 15s miles SW Diamond Shoal noon
31st.
Welshman so miles from Cape Sable 6 AN 1st.
West Caruth 951 miles Sc Ambrose light vessel
noon 31st.
westerner lat 25 80 n, ION "a a5 W noon 31st.
Western City lat 40 n. Ion 81 13 W noon 1st.
West Islay 393 miles L Ambrose light vessel noon
31st.
VIM q Warden 256 miles W Sand Key noon 31st.
VIM NJ Burton off Diamond Shoal noon 1st
The New York herald., 1920-01-02

Strs poiarine. Baton Rouge; Apache, Charleston
and Jacksonville; Smsragd Nor. Laguayra
Northwestern Bridge, New Orleans Kasama CBr,
Lyttlcton; Lucigen tBrl Copenhagen; Mangore
Baltimore: Chnampa. Tuxpam; Hoxie. Hull
Saxonia tBr). Plymouth. Havre and London: Wal
tor d Munson. Caibaren: Rita Barcelona: SUSSEX
(Br). Auckland: Ruth. Copenhagen and Gothen
burg; Coskata. Savannah: Delco Cork, Dubllf
and Belfast: Coiati. Rotterdam and Hamburg
Grecian Prince (T,r) Havre: Charlton Hall, Kobe
and Yokohama via savannah.
Strs America, Norfolk: Waterbury, do.
The corrected reading of the barometer (reducet
TO sea leveD at New York Thursday, Jan
1920 at AN. as reported by the United States
Wcat Bureau. twenty-nne and nfty-twt
hundredths (e9.32) inches. This closely approx
mates sevcn hundred and forty y-nlne and eight
tenths (749.s) mlimetrcs. Captains OF all vessels
lying in near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above Off
cal da tn for observing whether their own barome
ters require any considerable correction or adjust
ment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM W, 20 miles; clear
light sea. At City Island at sunset, NV, mod
crate breeze; clear; moderate sea.
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was smooth and Ii was not thought the Wilipo'
was in serious danger. \ The steamer was formerl,
the Yaphank vessel Of 3.2s3 tons.
LONDON. Jan l--American wooden str Katonah
which left Fayal yesterday for Norfolk wa'
forced to return today because OF engine trouble.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Jan f-schr I W Allan
wreckage from which drifted ashore near Ber
wick. Ms, last night sailed from this port OF
Nov 10 for the Cape Verde Islands with crew
OF is and passengers. The schooner was in com
mand of the owner, Capt James silva, OF this
city. Most of the passengers were residents Of
New Bedford who were returning 10 their former
homes in the Cape Verde Islands. The vessel was
loaded with general cargo.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

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ARRIVED.

str United states DAM. Copenhagen Lee IG
Christianla 18th and Shields 23d 10 the Scandl.
navlan- American line, with passengers and mdsc
Str Edeliyn, Brcst Dec 10. to the United States
Army Transport Service, with ~ officers. q
civilian passengers and stores. Went to pier 3
Army Base, Brooklyn.
str Antigone Brest Dec 1s, 10 the United
A4Ates Army Transport Service. with 292 troops.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

BERMUDA, Jan 1-Barometer at noon. 3o.f'
inches: wind S. weather, cloudy; maximum tenn
perat ture, II deg Fair.
CAFE RACE, M. Jan 1--Rnrometer at noon
2o.5f inches wind. NV. gale; weather, fine
temperature, ~ dec Fahr.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. JANUARY z,


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The New York herald., 1920-01-02
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Jan 1.-THE time ball above the
Navigation and Marine Engineering School OF the
Eeamens Church Institute. No 25 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-2g7.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02

master of ceremonies. Thomas Will
iams chief steward, was in charge of
last nights celebration.
The thirty passengers waiting re-ex-
animation by the immigration officials
were taken from the ship yesterday to
Ellis Island. Among them was Luxman
The New York herald., 1920-01-02

the Hindu boy servant of W. n. and I.
w. Marshall. merchants from India LUX
man will be examined today. "arl Grey,
special British Ambassador 10 the United
States, and Sir William Tyrrell and his
tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
Dw NOTICE TO MARINERS. gg
THE HERALDs Ship Ne,es office adjacent Barge
office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

T % % % na e T. e0 ,aa n close The
may be Gneri
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corner 10
MAlIDhle
fully
Central
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Dangers to Navigation.

[Reported to the Photographic office.l
Dec c5, lat 25 so y, Ion So SO W. red nun buoy
in good condition.
Dec "A, lat "a. 81 ~ lon So 42 w. vessel 5
lower mast abount 40 feet long, Que end floating
about 2 feet out of water.
Dec II. lat 81 Al " lon 122 A W, a mast, with
derrick apparently attached 10 submerged wreck
age.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Pawnee Boston for New York. to the East
ern Steamship Corporation. with mdsc.
Str Maple. Boston for New York. to the Eastern
Steamship Corporation with mdse.
Schr Freda + ORR. Walton. Ms. for New York
with plaster TO the Rock Plaster Manufacturing
Co: vessel to Gmartin & Co.
Schr Centennial Lubec. Me. for New York witt
potatoes to the Eugene A Sullivan Co, Inc; vesse
to Gilmartin X Co. .
Tug westmoreland with barges (at 4:4o PM)
Bound East.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
MARINE--FOR SALE OR WANTED

FOR saie-One tug. length of huh ~ r.. tram
21 a. in depth n. in; engine 22ihx22
steam 100 pounds, boat now working. II. t., lSJ
Herald
FOR sale-One tug length Of hull ~ IT,. beam
- n in depth u. In: engine 1ils. %. 2s;
sfrain i44 pounds. boat now working. r. T.. ls1
Hernid
FOH SAI.E-STEAM TtG WM. !. WADE, II in.
single engine. MCINTOSH Brooklyn Bridge
Dock. Be,kman-2iO0.
FOR SALE gssolene freight boat ia0 tons. suit
able inland waters MCINTOSH. Brook yn
Fridge Dock. Bcekman 2lOo.
NAVIGATION courses: mates. third siQ second.
masiere, $50 license guaranteed; foreigner
eligible license; days. evcnings1 CAPTAIN, 80
Ssrdsa place. Bolough Hail. Jorhlemon At.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02

CyThe time given In the above table is East
rrn standard time and Is furnished by the United
states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1920-01-02
DUE JANUARY 4.
for NEW YORK, Jan. 2.

sun rises..7 90 Moon rises. 45 PM
sun scts.... 80 Moon SETS. 30 AN
TINE or HIGH WATER JANUARY ..
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Bound Ea st.
SAILED.

Tug Narragansett, with 3 barges Ga
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-01-10
PARENTS TO GET "CLOSE
UP" OF NEWARK SCHOOLS

In order to bring parents into the
schools so that they may see for them
selves just how they are being con-
Quoted how their children are being
taught. and to attract the direct per-
sonal interest of parents to the
schools, the Newark Teachers Asso-
citation arranged, with the approval of
the Board of Education and Superin-
tendent Corson, to have the afternoon
recitations of Wednesday, January Z,
held, so far as possible, in the even
ing, from 7 to 9 o'clock.
The idea of holding a "School Night
in Newark originated in the publicity
committee of the School and Teacher
Campaign. This committee believes
that this plan will be of material as
slstance in getting before the parents
the benefits of the school system, and
will promote more friendly and help
full relations between parents and
teachers.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-01-10
OF MAILS.

Mails arrive at the Pleasantville post
office from Philadelphia and all distant
points at 7.20, 9.15 and 1895 a. M,
2.30, 4 and 7 p. m.
Mails arrive from Atlantic City at
7.20 and 8 a. M, l and 5 p. m.
Mails arrive from Mays Landing at
1890 a. m and Z p.Sm.
Mails arrive from Linwood and Som
ers Point at 8 a. m.
Mails arrive from Ocean City at l
and 5 p. m.
Mails close for Philadelphia and all
distant points at 7.30 and $50 a. M,
1915, $50, 4.30 and $40 p. m.
Mails close for Atlantic City at $50
a. M. 1915 and $40 p. m.
Mails close for Mays Landing at
1915 and 4.30 p. m.
Mails close for Mortified, Linwood
and Somers Point at 1915 p. m.
Mails close for Ocean City at 7 a.
m. and 2.15 p. m.
Office opens at 7 a. m. and closes at
7 p. M; corridor open until 7.30 D.. m.
Sunday the Office is closed all day..