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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
Theaters Today

"B" Thcatcr-"The Golem," one
of the most remarkable pictures
ever made--a Famous Players
LaslIy Corporation production
with Paul Wegener and LYDIA SAL
monova as the stars, IS the main
attraction at the "B" today: als5
Eddie Polo starring in Square
Deal Cyclone and a reel or two
of Current Events" pictures.
Crystal Opera HGuse-The ia
nous Harvey Ministries played to
packed house last night, and to
a moderately fair house at the after
noon matinee. Tney are repeating
today-afternoon and evening, and
the shows should draw big today.
Lyric Thcatcr - Joseph M.
Schenck presents the great film
star. Constance Talmadge, in
"Woman's Place." by John Emer-
son and Anita Loos; also SHOWING
a bonneville comedy, THE Skip
per's Fire Brigade"
Pastime rheater-Bryan WASH
burn, one of the best stars that is
on the Pastime circuit, is at this
theater today in 1.-THE Road to
London;" also the thrilling pic.
ture, Capturing Lions by Air
plane" by. Major Allen Hunt: reel
or two of fox News" pictures.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18

Eddie Mulligan of the Chicago
White SoX was star soccer player
in st. Louis before joining the big
show as baseball player.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18

reservations on the special train to
the game.
One backfield campaign has al
ready been decided upon by Coach
McKale, the shift carrying the
team lineup back to the original
early season offense. Marshall has
been taken from halfback to be
held in reserve as quarter in case
of injury to Slonaker, while Broder-
fck goes back to his old position in
the backfield, from which he was
ousted by injuries. No other shifts
in lineup will be made by the uni
versity mentor.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
HARD WORKOUTS
FACING ARIZONA
FOOTBALL SQUAD
Wildcats Are in Good Con-
dition for Their Coming
Contest With Centre Col
Ieqe Team December rs.
(By The Associated Press.)

Tucson, Ariz., Dec 17.-Hard
workouts will be the order of the
day for the Arizona university
eleven, which is scheduled to play
Centre college on December 26 at
San Diego, Calf, until next We'd
nesday, according to an announce
ment today by Head Coach j. f.
Mchale. The team will then go
into light training Tor the game and
continue short workouts until de-
parture for the Pacific coast. 1t Is
understood the squad will leave
either Thursday night or Friday
morning and short stopoyer will
be made at Los Angeles, where the
Wildcats will workout at Bovard
field, and then continue the jour
ney to san Diego.
Mckale has the entire squad in
excellent condition with the eXcep-
ton Of Vance Ciymer, all confer
ence center, who was taken ill early
Friday morning. The illness is re-
ported to be of minor nature and
he is expected to return TO the
squad by Monday. Clymer is a vet
eran linesman, having held down
the pivotal position for three years,
during which time he has been Sc
lected for the all conference team
three times and this year he has
added to his laurels by being
named for the all-weStern. ely
mers loss would be a hard blow to
the Wildcats, although two high
class centers are left the team in
90 HnWnVpr
Clymer's illness is not of a serious
nature and it is certain he will be
back in the harness by Monday.
Anxious For the Fray.
Every other member of the team
IL in excellent condition and all are
,Aious to get crack at the famous
kentucky Colonels and compare
Arizona football with that of the
east coast. The team is thoroughly
grounded in every phase of foot
ball and better coached team in
all departments Of the game would
be hard to find. Experience is
big factor on any eleven and there
is not single green man on the
Wildcat lineup. The team averages
a little over two years in experience
and this is a big noint in its favor.
Line Coach Pierce has been
working out new style of defense
for the Wildcats and is confident
the Arizona "stone wall'' will more
than hold its own with the Centre
line that stopped the Harvard
backfield.s Pierce has a line that
has shown it's strength by q stand
taken on the two-yard line against
Whittier when the Quakers' power
gul backfield had four downs to
make goal and were unable to
make the Grade. The line held
under fierce attacks of Sugget,
Thompson and Reece and the ball
finally went over to Arizona. The
entire left wing of the line is made
up of all conference men which the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
RIVAL STEAMER
LINES COMPET E
FOR PASSEN rs
lnx The Associated Pr.ss.N

New York, Dec. II (by the AS
ISOLATED Press. Rival steamship
lines are now competing for pas
sengers, in the postwar travel re-
vival, as sharply as hotels fight for
guests.
A British line recently an
nounced a "veranda cafe" for Sec
ond class passengers, and prompt
ly an American line began supply
ing menu cards for the third class.
incidentally the old fashioned
word "steerage" no longer is heard
in shipping offices In practically
all the larger ships, the third class
today is as luxurious as the first
class of twenty-five years ago.
But competition also is keen in
the first class saloon. Innovations
recently announced by various
lines include:
A captains hour with the child
rem.
A screened-in and bunkered
deck to serve as a golf course.
Cabin-to-cabin telephone serv-
ice.
A miniature department store.
A bureau for engaging taxis by
wireless.
An electric "shimmy' machine,
replacing the promenade as a
weight reducer.
A woman barber for bobbed
heads
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
HORSE COSTS U. S. $672;
BRINGS $25 AT AUCTION

Newbedford. Mass, Dec. IL
"Moonshine," a horse that had cost
the government $672, was sold at
auction today for $25.
The old gray mare which was
seized by prohibition agents fifteen
months ago in a raid at Malta
poisett, had piled up the S672
board bill since.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
Pastime rheater-Bryant Wash.
BUST is UNVEILED.

New York, Dec. IA bust OF
Cardinal MERCER, the gift of a
group of Belgians and Americans
was unveiled in the Gould Memo
rial library of New York univer-
sity today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
BODY TAKEN FROM LAGOON.

st. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 1.-THE
body Of b. F. Bingham, for nearly
fifty years distributing clerk in the
United States treasury at Washing
ton, was taken from a park lagoon
here today. A note found in his
pocket indicated that he had vol
unfairly sought death. Bingham
was a veteran of the civil war, and
was retired two months ago.
Elmira was the first college in
New York state to open all its de-
partments to women students on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18
VALUABLE OIL LANDS
INVOLVED IN A TEST
SUIT FILED BY u. S.
(By The Associated rress.)

New Orleans, La Dec. 17--Oil
lands valued at many millions of
dollars in Louisiana are involved in
the test suit brought by the gov
eminent, said Attorney General A,
NJ. Coco, today when apprised of
the filing of the motion by Secre-
tary Fail asking for dismissal of a
bill for injunction filed by Louisiana
to prevent the United States gov
eminent taking over mineral and
oil land patents in this state.
The motion would restore own
ership to the federal government of
mineral rights in property given to
the state in congressional grants of
1S49 and to other southern states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-18

Countess Nelly IN Gutenberg, an
American girl formerly of Column
bus, O., has returned to the United
States from Europe to fight for her
estate which was seized under the
alien property law during the war,
The countess has lived in Germany
since her marriage there.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Mount Carroll. a combination cargo
passenger vessel of 10000 dead weight tons.
win be launched at the Merchant Ship
building Corporation yard at Chester, Pa,
to-day. This Is the first steamship to be
built at this yard under private contract
since the war. She will be fitted out for
the third class passenger service between
New York and Hamburg of the United
American lines. and will enter the service In
March. In the accommoda tions for third
class passengers the Mount Carroll will fol-
low the general plan of the Mount Clay, of
the same line, which inaugurated this service
on Dec % last.
Capt George Dave and crew of Canadian
trawler Euphrates, before reported aban-
doned off the Newfoundland coast, arrived
here yesterday on str Calico (Br), from
Antwerp.
MELBOURNE, Jan 9-The deadlock In the
shipping strike continues and Is having Sc
rious effects. No trains or trans are run
ming here or at Perth on Sunday owing 10
the necessity of economizing in coal.
MONTREAL, Jan 9-Appointment of COM
mittees to draft bill of lading similar TO
the form used in the United States
featured the annual business meeting OF the
Dominion Marine Association, in session
here. The committees will report at the
annual meeting of the Lake Carriers Asso-
citation. to be held in Detroit on Jan 1S.
Delegates from Cleveland, representing the
Lake Carriers Association, attended.
ST JOHNS, NF, Jan S-Brig Rosenhjem
DAM. which left this port nearly two
months ago for Green Bay, TO load fish for
Europe, was posted as missing to-day. She
carried Grew of 6 or men.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10

Str Somme (transport), Cristobal Jan 4, TO
the u Army Transport Service, with 20
cabin, 80 steerage passengers and In ballast.
Went TO pier A. Hoboken.
Str Belridge (Nor), Lobos Dec 81, TO the
Vile.
Str Gedania (swl. Tampico.
Str Urd (Nor), Tampico.
Str Ulua (Br), Port Limon Jan 4. Cristo-
bal "a and Havana 9Th to the United Fruit
Co, with 80 passengers, mails and mdse.
Went to pier 10, East River.
Str Lake Elmhurst Cardenas.
Str Comanche, Jacksonville and Charleston,
to the Clyde Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 81. North River;
Str Cornelia, Savannah Jan 6. to the Bull
Insular line., in ballast. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier 81, Brooklyn.
Str Langton Hall (Br), Newport News Jan
8, TO Norton, Lilly & Co. with mdse in tran
sit. Went to foot of Clinton street. Brook
lyn.
Str Hamilton. Norfolk, to the Old Dominion
Transportation Co, with mdse. Went to pier
30 Brooklyn.
Str Alexandra (Br). Baltimore Jan 7, to
Funch. Edge Co, with mdse in transit.
Str Hekla (Dan), Baltimore Jan Z, to ]
Str City of Marseilles (BD. Philadelphia
Jan s. to Norton, Lilly & Co, with mdse in
transit. Went to pier 2. Bush Docks, Brook
lyn.
Str Kalomo CB), Philadelphia Jan s, to
Sanderson & Son. with mdse in transit for
the Levant. Went TO Robins's dry dock.
Brooklyn.
Str Erivan CBelg). Philadelphia Jan Z. in
ballast
Str Gulfstream. Philadelphia. Anchored off
Red Hook.
ness. Witty & Co. with mdse in transit for
Constantinople. Went to New York Dock
Cos pier 30, Brooklyn.
Str Argon, Boston.
Vacuum OIL Co, with mdse Went to Bay
onne.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
Steamers Due in New York.
COURT Is IGNORED IN
DETROIT RAIL WAR
Police Kidnap Trolley Official
Who Had Injunction Against
City Road Extension.

Special Despatch to THE NEw York HERALD
DETROIT, Jan. 9.-Using zoo members
! of the Police Department to combat
the serving of temporary restraining
order, the Street Railway Commission
succeeded in crossing the Detroit
United Railway tracks at Mack and
st. Jean avenues with the Charlevoix-
st. Jean municipal ownership line
early this morning, after e. ]. Burdick,
assistant general manager of the De-
troit United. had been taken to Belle
Isle by the police and marooned there
by the raising of the draw in the
bridge.
Traffic on the Mack avenue line Of
the Detroit United was held up more
than twelve hours as a result Of the
city's construction work Mr.. Burdick
was serving the restraining order. is
sued by Judge Harry Dingeman of the
Circuit Court. when he was taken into
custody by the police.
Mr.. Burdick succeeded in informing
Joseph S. Goodwin, manager Of the
municipal railway construction, and
. William Fishbeck, superintendent of
paving, of the nature Of the order,
which in the opinion of prominent
lawyers and members of the Wayne
county bench, consists of service. The
municipal authorities apparently be-
lieved that an injunction could not
be served on Sunday, but in Judge
Dingeman's order a clause was incor-
porated to cover this point
The result OF the treatment accorded
Mr.. Burdck will be an action brought
against the city for improper arrest, and
also the beginning Of contempt proceed
ings tomorrow morning in Circuit Court
against the city officials responsible for
the construction of the tracks at ST. Jean
and Mack avenues. 1t was announced
49, evening.
Judge Dingeman declined tonight 10
express an opinion as TO whether the re-
straining order had been properly served.
saying that in his judicial capacity he
expected TO be called upon this week TO
decide the question
Mr. Burdick said that when the police
seized him he protested, demanding that
his rights as an American citizen be re-
spected. The police informed him that
they had orders 20 carry out what they
were doing. The Detroit United Off
cial then was pushed into a patrol
wagon. He was rushed TO the McClel-
Ian avenue station. where he was de-
tanned for more than an hour, and later
taken to Belle Isle. No warrant was
issued and no charge was made against
him. he said
Lieut. J. J. Feenan, In charge OF the
station. refused TO permit Mr.. Burdick
to communicate with his attorney, and
finally Informed him that even per1nis-
sion TO telephone Or. James w. Inches,
Police Commissioner. was forbidden by
orders issued by his superiors. Mr.
Burdick also was not allowed 10 tele-
phone Superintendent william p Rut-
ledge OF the Police Department. he said.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
AMERICAN PORTS.
my Telegraph.l

BOSTON. Mass, Jan 0-Arrivcd. strs Della
ware, New York; HapgoOd, Port Lobos, Mex
Katahdn, New York (to load for alveston)
Mary Goodman. Porto Rico: seiwyn Eddy.
Norfolk tugs Col John + Gaynor. New York.
towing. Hughes line barge Henrico. Nor
folk Via New York; Roger Williams, New
York. towing barges Marion and Strouds-
burg.
Arrived in lower harbor 9th, several tows
Of barges, supposed fleet OF tugs reported IN
Vineyard Haven Saturday, including Charles
+ Grcenough, Gedncy, Lchigh, Lenape, Mcr-
curry. North America, Ontario, Piedmont and
Sailed 9th. strs cottonplant. Norfolk; Lake
Inaha, do; tugs Charles 7 Gallagher, towing
barge Skippaclx. Philadelphia for Scituate
Clara II Doanc. towing barges Hauto (from
Gloucester) and Easton, New York: Pallas,
towing barges Mooremack No . Qfrom Fan
River), Portsmouth, MI Sadie Ross. Buz-
yards Bay (to return with two lghters).
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan 9-Arrived, stra
Iiadnot, Port Lobos; sori utaD, spezla
Mlueola, Cailao via New York; Sherman
Sailed 9th, strs Mermede Dutch. Ha.
yana Hugoton. Tampico; Elmpark Br)
ciikRLEsToN. SC. Jan s--Arrived. s,rs
Charlton Hall. Chile; Lake Hurst. Cuba for
Norfolk Lenape. New York and proceeded
Arrived 9th, strs oranlan CBr. Liver
pool; Lake Feten," Cuba.
Sailed 9th. strs Lakehurst, Cuba; Arapa-
GALVESTON. Tex, Jan s-Arrivod. strs
J F. p,enrose,, T9mpico: s Hunt New
/
Arrived 9th strs Nyland (Sw), Philadel
phia; Topila, Tampco; Paul II Iarwoody do
Sailed sth, strs iieinan Maru lJapl' Ham.
burg; West Arrow, Bremen; santa Elena
GD. Marscllles: El Norte, New York
Comal, do Danebod (Dan), Cette; q a
knudson tNor, port in England; Caroline
tSw). Bremen.
Sailed 9th, strs Torres. Tampico l
Hunt, New York. It u Asche, do, Theone
(GreclD, Naples.
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Jan s-Arrlvcd. strs
Merrlmack philadelphia via Savannah
pinar del Rio tBr) New York.
Arrived 9th. strs Lenape, New York
Phoenix Bridge. New Orleans; Eastern Tenn
pie. Chile.
Sailed Sth. strs Gene Crawley Tampico
Arapahoe. New York via Charleston: Cuba,
Havana: Maple. Nassau; motor ship Soli-
taire, Port Arthur.
Sailed 9th str Lake Eilsmere, Boston.
MANILA. Jan 6-Sailed. str Deucalon
CBr). New York.
MOBILE, Ala, Jan o-Arrived, schr Lud-
low, Liverpool.
Sailed 9th. str Munisla. Havana.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
NON-:PARTISANS QUIT
BIG NEBRASKA DRIVE
Shift Efforts to Kansas, See
ing Aid From Opponents of
Industrial Court.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
OMAHA, Jazz 9.-Nebraska has been
evacuated by Io Non-Partisan League.
The great drive of the Non-Partisans
scheduled for this month in which 1000
organizers were to have participated has
been called off. Instead of the league
invading Nebraska, its forces have been
turned toward Kansas.
The big headquarters opened by the
league in Grand Island, Neb., has been
curtailed and instead of an entire floor
OF the leading hotel being used only
two rooms are being used as league Of
fices. The garage rented for the Nom
Partisan automobiles has been sublet
to others.
Evacuation of Nebraska took place
last week. Eighty automobile loads Of
organizers had come from North Da-
kota prepared for house to house can
vass of Nebraska farms. They worked
about three days and then were recalled
from their Nebraska stations and sent
into Kansas.
Reasons for quitting this State have
not been made public. Non-Partisan
State leaders say that conditions have
arisen in Kansas because of the oppo-
sition TO the Industrial court that makes
proselyting particularly easy there and.
that the Non-Partisan League Is only
taking advantage or those cOnulUOnS.
These local leaders say the Nebraska
campaign is postponed but not aban-
doned. A. c. Townley, president of the
league. has made no statement as TO
what his organization intends doing in
Nebraska, but Townley shas abandoned
the office which he opened at Grand
Island In preparation for the big drive.
NEWTON. Kan, Jan. 9.-The action OF
the Salina Post of the American Legion
in actively opposing the spread of the
Partisan League movement In Kan
sas was upheld here to-day at meet
ing of the executive committee of the
American Legion department of Kansas.
Resolutions were adopted denouncing A.
c. Townley, who has been in !Salina
holding meetings. The committee Is
composed OF two members of the Ameri
can Legion from each Congress district
in the state.
The resolutions declared that Townley
Stands convicted in one of the State
courts of Minnesota for acts of disloy-
atty during the war" that his activity
in Salina "endangers the peace Of the
community" and therefore we commend
the Officers and members of the Salna
Post for the orderly manner In which
they are conducting the campaign
against Townley and other radical
agitators"
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
CABLE REPORTS.

AUCKLAND. Jan 6-Arrived, str Makura
MONMOUTH, Jan 7--Arriveo. str Steel
Exporter. Vancouver.
BALBOA Jan s-Arrived. strs Ansaldo San
Giorgio III QtaD, Valparaiso; Bologna UtaD
Valparaiso; San Jose. San Francisco; Lake
Elkwater, Valparaiso; Suffolk (BD, sydney;
| city OF Victoria (Br). Vancouver; Santa
Sailed sth, strs Artigas. Portland; Trever-
byne BD. Melbourne; Agwimars (tanl) {,
Shanghai; Queen Elizabeth (Br). Yam
dala (Dany. Valparaiso.
BARCELONA. Jan 2--Arrived. strs Clark
Mills, Galveston; Sd. Mar Caspio (Sp). do.
Sailed ID strs Romeu (Sp), New York;
BERMUDA, Jan s-sailed, str Fort Ham
BILBAO. Jan 3-Arrived, str Leonita (sp).
''fa BoRDEAUx. Jan 5-Arrtved, str otavi
(Fr), Newport News via Portland, Me.
CHRISTIANIA, Jan 4-Arrived. str Bog
stad (Norl, New Orleans. en-, o.
borg (Dan), Hampton Roads.
CR1sToBAL. Jan s-Arrived, strs Achilles.
News Buford de NoTfolk 'Hs Bayano ilmon. p0'
Sailed Sth. II VI Cambrian. Belize; strs
Albion Star (Brl, Norfolk: Quiipue (Br),
DUNKIRK, Jan 4-Arrlved. strs i Lille
walch (Sw), Baltimore; 9th, Marie Maersk
GENoA. Jan s--Arrived str Ansaldo II
GtaD New York
GIBRALTAR, Jan s-Passed. strs Niceto
de lsdfflnaka iBfD, New 1OFK lot BARGE
Iona Tsuyama Maru (Jap), Manila for New
York.
HAMBURG. Jan 7-Arrived. str Mstatua
(BD. New York.
HAvRE. Jan s-Salled, str France CFD.
New York
Sailed 4th. strs jacques Cartier (Fr). New
York: 9th, Muskegon, Norfolk.
HULL, Jan 6-Arrived, strs Cokato, Rio
Janeiro; 9Th, Elkton. Seattle.
Sailed eth. str Francisco (Br), New York.
KOBE. Jan 4-Sniled. strs Colombo (from
Hong Kong), San Francisco 18th, City OF
Berkeley (from Manila) New York; Delight
(from Hong Kong, Seattle.
LIVERPOOL, Jan S-Saiied, str Megantic
(Br) Halifax, Ms. and Portland, Me.
MALMO. Jan 4-Arrived, str lmmeln (Sw) 1,
New York.
MARSEILI,ES. Jan 4-Sailed. ctr Bayford
(Br). Hampton Roads.
MONTEVIDEO, Jan 6-Arrived str IIor
tensius (Br), New York.
PORTSMOUTH. Jan 7-Sailed, str British
Light (Br). Port Arthur.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan 7-Sailed, strs Zee
land (Br). from Antwerp for New York. Sth
1mperator (3r), New York (and from Cher
bourg Z 20 PM 9th).
SPEZIA. Dec 2S-Arrived, strs Tidewatcr
PHILADELPHIA; Jan /, Marshal Plumer (Brl
Newport News: Balaton (ItaD, sydney, CB
VANCOUVER. &c, Jan S-Arrived. str Ma
rama (Br), San Francisco.
Sailed Sth. str Benjamin Brewster, Ia
lara.
YOKOHAMA. Jan 3--Arrived, strs Venc-
zucla. San Francisco; 9th, Agamemnon (Br) /.
New York via do.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
ARRIVED.

Str. Lancastrian (Br). London Dec %. to
the Atlantic Transport line, with mdse. Went
to pier so, North River.
Str Calico (Br), Hull and Antwerp, to
Sanderson Son. with mdse. Went to foot
of 7th street, Hoboken.
Str Pequot, Middlesbrough Dec via Ber-
muda Jan 4, to the Weyman Steamship Cor
poration, with ore. Anchored off Liberty.
Str Lake Farber, Bristol.
Str Usage, Gothenburg Dec 16 and Phila-
delphia Jan 8. to Moore & Mccormack. with
wood pulp. Went TO foot of 33d street,
Brooklyn.
Str Tunica. Copenhagen.
Str Hog Island. Alexandria Dec and Bi-
zerta 10Th. to the Export Steamship Corpo-
ration, in ballast. Anchored off Stapleton.
Str Ansaldo Savoia ii QtaD, Naples Nov
2S, Palermo Dec s, Malaga 10th and Gibral-
tar 1Sth to Mcdonnell & Truda, with mdse.
Anchored off Liberty.
Str West Irmo. Messina.
Str Veendyk (Dutch). Batavia via Cape
Town and Barbados, TO the Holland-Am
line with mdse Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Steel Ranger. Seattle Dec 3, San Fran
cisco 20th and Cristobal Jan 1. to the 18TH
mian Steamship lines. with mdse. Is bound
to Boston. Put into this port for repairs to
steering gear Anchored off Stapleton.
Str Wytheville, Buenos Aires.
The New York herald., 1921-01-10
SAILED.

Strs Allentown, Lobos oristano CBr). Com
stantinople Centaurus, Philadelphia; MUS
kogee, Texas City.
Str Hampton Roads. Lobos.
Strs Agwisun. Lobos; Kehuku, do.
Sailed Sth, strs Aurora Dutch, Port de
Paix; Newton (Br), Rosario; Paloma
(Cuban), Porto Padre; Norman Monarch
(Br), London; Danvile, Baton Rouge.
Sailed sth, strs Hasey, Lobos; Mesaba
(Br), London; Munamar, Nipe; Guglelmo
Peirce Qtap, Naples; Dell tputch) Bata-
via; Uffe DAM Tampico; Santa Eulalia,
Havana; Ninian (B). Manchester via Bos-
toli; Ipswich, Hamburg; Stadsdyk (Dutch).
Boston.
Schr Mary G Maynard Georgetown. sc.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced TO sea Ievel) at New York on Sun
day. Jan ., 1921. at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and twenty-five hundredths (30.22)
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-seven and six-tenths
(767 81 milimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, calm; cloudy;
smooth sea.