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The New York herald., 1921-12-04

Herbert L Pratt. chorrera. Mex; Tlnis (sp)
Millerays; Kronborg (Dan), Gibraltar
Elon. Baltimore; Dunclutha (Br). Naples;
Haverford (BD, Liverpool via New York
Bayonne. New York; + Tamplin (Brl.
-; American. Pacific coast ports via New
York; Blair. Piraeus. sc: Indian. Boston
Virginia. Tampico.
Passed down Reedy Island Sd. $3.50 AM. tug
Prudence, towing barges Manor, for Provi-
dence. Moselem. for Portland. and West
moreland. for Boston.
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater Sd, $3.50
and Olive.
Passed out Cd. $3.50 PM. strs Gudrlln
Maersk dam. Philadelphia for Genoa; $3.50
. PM Mahopac (Br). do for Hamburg. sc;
0;3o PM. salina ptaD. do for Genoa.
Passed out Sd. 2:1o AM. tug Carlisle. tow
Marbiehead. and and YSrdiey. for Everett 40
AN. strs Nurla (Sp). Philadelphia for Bar
oeona, &c. via New York; 80 AM, Keeling
sailed Sd. s AN. schrs Truro Queen Br)
New York for Baltimore: 9:15 AM. Rich
me nd. do for Virginia; $40 AN. George W
str. Sun, Chester for Sabine: 0 80 AM. schrs
Maine, Philadelphia for Norfolk; GAS AM.
Oakley c Curtis. New York for -; II AM,
ward.-Wlnd NV. IS miles. partly cloudy
smooth sea.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 3--Arrived. strs
Herman Frasch, Sabine; Norfolk. Philadel-
Sailed Sd. strs Sydic (Sw). Rotterdam;
Exeter City (Br), New York.-Wind W. IA
miles, clear.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec 2-Arrived, str
Virginian. Philadelphia via New York.
SEATTLE. Wash. Dec 3-Arrived. str
Dakotan, San Francisco
Sailed Sd. strs Manulani.t Honolulu;
Hakata Maru (Jap). Yokohama via Van
couver.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec 3--Arrived. strs Per-
sian, jacksonville for philadelphia; City of
Rcme Boston.
Sailed Sd. strs Havre Maru Jap). Kobe
City OF Savannah, New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Dec S-Ar-
rived. schr Ada A Mcintyre (Br), Campbell
ton, NIB, for New York; tug Tartar. towing
barges Frederick and Allegany, Norfolk for
Boston.
Passed Sd. strs Lake Elsak. Harvey Brown
and Newton; tugs Valley Forge, towing 3
barges: Mars, towing ! barge; echr James
w Gerard.
Cheektowaga, towing barges.-Wind NV.
WIiMINGToN. NC. Dec 3-Arrived. str
Polarine, Baton Rouge.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph ]

BOSTON, Mass Dec 3--Arrived, strs Glen
White, Norfolk Norwalk, New York; Gulf
land. Port Arthur; Prince Arthur (Br). var
mouth schrs James l. Maloy, Matapoisett
Eoris Hamlin. Norfolk; Durham Wheeler
do; Luther Little, do; tugs Agnes Moran,
New York. towing barges Easton and sum-
nit Hill; Germantown. Portland, towing
barge Pottstown. for Philadelphia (called for
targes Glenside and Indian Ridge Gettys-
burg, Philadelphia, towing barges Penning-
ton, Enterprise and Trenton, for Bangor;
Savage Norfolk, towing barges Nos IS and
23 (both for Salem) and %; Nottingham
Arrived I'd. str Amasis (Br). Alexandria.
City of Benares (Br), Philadelphia and New
York, Songdal (Nor), do; Roseden (Br), Rot
terdam: City of Canton (Br), New YORK
Sailed Sd. str Maryland (Br). Antwerp and
London; tugs Henrico, towing barge Abse-
con, for Wings Neck. thence 10 Now London
TO tow barge Whitehaven to New York: Get
burg. from Philadelphia,
Pennington, Trenton and Enterprise, Ban
gor.-Wind at Highland Light, NV, 25 miles
clear; smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md. Dec 3-Arrived. strs San
Gregorio (Br). Tuxpam; Munalbro, Boston;
West Queechee. Liverpool; Hawkeye State.
Manila, &c: Nina Brea (Br). Halifax; schr
Helen Barnet Gring, Port Tampa.
Cleared Sd. strs Atreus (Br). Singapore via
Norfolk; Montana (Fr). Bordeaux and
Client; Maenbi (Cuban), Nuevitas; City OF
Flint. Hamburg and Bremen; Lake Treba.
New York; Norfolk, do.
Sailed Sd. str Melrose. Boston.
Sailed Sd. str Wico. Patuxent River Qor
orders).
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Wilson QtaD, Naples. &C; City of Atlanta.
Savannah: Munamar. Nipe. &c.
Bark Refine Marie Stewart. brunswick.
Schrs Lucy Evelyn. Chesapeake Bay;
william Bisbee, Jacksonville: Eugenia Owen
Mackay (Br). San Domingo.
Schr Charles Whlttemore. Sapello River.
Tugs Swatara. towing barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at 9:47 AND; Eastern. tow
in 3 (do at II 80 AND.
Sailed I'd. strs George II Jones, Tampico
Colon. Port au Prince; Lake Fannin. Bruins
wick; Carlshom (Sw), Gothenburg; Gas
confer (Br). Antwerp Lake Saws, Deme-
rara; Lake Elrio. Port au Prince; Assyria
(Br). Glasgow via Boston.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Saturday. Dec 3. 1921, at 8 AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and eighty-six hundredths (29.so)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and fifty-eight and four-tenths (IoSG
mlllimeters. 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 considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM, NV, miles |;
clear smooth sea.
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GOTHENBURG. Nov 25-Arrived, str Les
iris (Sw). Baltimore.
Sailed 3D., str stoclSholm tsw). New York
HAVANA. Dec 3-Sailed, strs Morro
Castle. New York: Toloa. Cristobal
HAvRE. Nov 3o-saiieu. str City OF Fair
hurry. New York
HUELvA. Nov 2.-railed. str West Cad
doa. New York
New York.
Sailed lst, str Yone Maru (Jap). Hampton
KALMAR. Nov 27--Arrlved. str Gustavs-
helm (Sw), Baltimore.
KINGSTON. Dec 3-Arrived. str sixaola.
crIstobal for New York.
KOBE. Nov 30-Sailed strs Brazil Maru
(Jap), Portland. o; Empress Of Japan tBrl
Vancouver; Spain Maru (Jap), Portland. o
Qatter not preyiouslyl.
Kong for Tacoma.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 2--Arrived, str Alexan-
Arrived I'd. str West Cobalt, Baltimore.
Al lived Sd. str Minnedosa (BD. Montreal.
Sailed I'd. strs Kennebec (Br). Port Ar
thur; 8 Sd Canada CID; Portland; oM,hwes, NE;
ern Miller (Br' philadelphia via Halifax
Union City (Br), New York; Sd. Northum-
Lerland (Br), San Francisco.
MANCHESTER. Dec 2-Arrived. str Novian
(Br), New York.
Sailed I'd, str Manchester Importer Br)'
MELBOURNE. Dec 2-Arrived. str Por,
Augusta (Br). Kew York.
NAPLES, Nov 2S-Arrived. str Regina
d'Italia UtaD, New York.
ORNSKJOLDSvIK, Nov 25-Sailed. str
Shickshinny, Boston
PoNTA DELGADA. Nov go. AM-sailed.
str Canopic (Br). from New York and Boston
PoRT LiMoN. Dec l-Arrlved. str LImon.
cUEENsBoRoUGH. QUE Dec 2-salled. str Ca
madam Settler (Br). st John. NIB:
RIGA, Nov 29-Arrived, str Elzasier (Belg)
New York
ROTTERDAM. Nov 27-sailed, str Sun
dance. Port Tampa.
SHANGHAI, Dec ARRIVED. str Hayo
Maru (Jap). San Francisco.
Francisco: I'd. Canadian Winner (Br). do;
Delagoa Maru (Jap). New York.
SINGAPORE, Dec 1-Sailed. strs Wray
Castle (Br), from Hong Kong for New
York; I'd, Rangoon Maru (Jap), from Hong
Kong for New York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec 2-Sailed. str Kroon-
land (from Antwerp. New York:
ST JOHN, NIB. Dec 3-Arrived. str Sicilian
(Br), London and Antwerp.
ST MICHAELS, Dec 2-Arrived, str Han
ley, Seattle Tor Marseilles; Gul DJemal
Crurlx) New Bedford for Vigo; Schroon,
Charleston for Genoa
SYDNEY, NSW, Nov 30-Sailed, str Cana
clan Traveller (Br). Vancouver.
Sailed 2d. str Tahiti (Br). San Francisco.
TARRAGONA, Nov 27-Arrived, str San
Salvador (sp,. Philadelphia.
TOaRE ANNUNzI.ATA. Nov 29-Arrived.
str Gloria de Larrlnaga (Br). New York.
'VANCoUvER. Be, Dec 3-Arrived. strs
Silvanus Dutch, Singapore; Mundelta, San
Francisco.
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BRUNSWICK. Ga. Dec 3-Arrived. str
II G. Foiger. Texas City.
Sailed Sd, strs W NJ Irish. Texas City;
CHARLESTON, sc. Dec 3-Arrived. strs
Mohawk, New York land proceeded foI
Jacksonvillel; Lake Elsmer. Jacksonville
(and proceeded for Boston,.
Sailed 3D. str Steel Maker. New Orleans.
CAPE HENRY, Va, Dec 3, $40 AM
Passed in, strs Bussum (Dutch). Hartlepoo
for Baltimore: l0:40 AM. Juniata. Jackson
Passed out Sd. so AM, str Corcoran, Bal
tlmore for Georgetown. &c.-Wind NV, l:
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Dec 2-Arrived. sti
Maple, Miami.
Sailed Cd, strs Joseph r Parrot. Key
West Lake Elsmer. Boston.
Sailed Sd. strs Merrimack Philadelphia
Progress (Dan). Hamburg; Maple, Miami
Arapahoe. New York
MOBILE, Ala. Dec 3-Arrived, schr Marion
Cobb. Port au Prince.
Sailed Sd. strs Baldbutte. Mexico; Labette,
Buenos Aires via Gulfport.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Dec 9-Arrived. stI
Copan (Hond), Mobile.
Arrived Sd, strs Charles e Harwood. Tam
pico Linicana (Br), do.
Sailed Sd. str Hibeuras CHond). Bluefields
Sailed from Port Eads 3D., strs Baton
Rouge. Mexico; Melton, Port Lobos.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dec s--Arrived,
strs Ansaldo Ill (ItaD. Port Arthur (and
sailed for Genoa); Mahopac (Br), Philadel-
phia.
Sailed Sd. strs Angelo Toso Qtap. from
Galveston for Genoa: Conehatta. Manches-
ter; Gorredyk Dutch, Rotterdam.
NORFOLK, Va, Dec 3-Arrived, strs Har-
vey II Brown. Providence; Cristobal, Colon
Erlesburgh (Br, Bahia: Thuban (Dutch)
Rotterdam: Istria UtaD. Trieste.
Arrived Sd. str Lady Evelyn (Bro. Boston
Sailed I'd, strs Holmia (Sw). Cienfuegos;
Junin CBr. Lverpool Norman Monarch
(B), Falmouth Victoria de Larrinaga
(Br). London; lie Cog (Br). United King
dom.
Sailed Sd. All. str Walter d Noyes. Bos-
ton.
Sailed Sd. strs Arlington. New England
Ripagnus. do; Norway Maru (Jap). Bremen;
Bylayl. New England; Theben (Ger), Ham
burg: Tosto (Nor), Puerto Colombia.
PORTLAND, o, Dec 2-Arrived strs West
Cayote. Nagasaki; West Momentum. Kobe
Sailed I'd, strs Yesaki Maru tJap), Orient
81 ikai Maru (Jap). do.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec 3-Arrived, strs
Siiyio Pellico QtaD Naples; Gulfmaid. Pori
Arthur: comeric (Br), Boston;
Arrived Sd, strs Olympic (Fr), Genoa. Leg
horn, &C, via New York; Cauto. Norfolk
Julia Luckenbach. San Pedro, &c; Don
nell, Port Lobos
Sailed Sd. strs Keeling (Br). Piraeus. &C;
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Parma (Br), before reported with fire
In cargo in forward hold, was extfnguisned
by fireboats: damage to cargo not serious' !
the water Is being pumped out OF the vessel.
BOSTON, Mass, Dec 3-Barge Chemung, IN
tow OF tug Mary w Potter. Weehawken Tor
Boston. with 1,063 tons anthracite coal, sank
outside Of Newport, RI.
HOLYHEAD, Eng. Dec 3-Str Cambria
(Br. for Dublin, collided with schooner
IN the Irish Sea. The schooner was cut In
half. but the Cambria was undamaged;
Three of tine schooner's crew were drowned
and four rescued from lifeboats. The Cam
bria was making 27 knots.
HALIFAX, MS, Dec 3-Str Megantic (Br),
due here tomorrow from Liverpool, will not
proceed to her destination at Portland. Me.
because OF waterfront labor troubles there.
1t was announced at the White Star offices
to-day. She will sail from this port Tor
str Saturnia (Br). which arrived yester-
day, is being held here pending a decision
whether she will proceed to Portland.
LONDON. Dec 3--str Huftero (Nor). New
York. &c. for Rotterdam and Bremen, before
reported aground at Zuiderhaak Ground, has
been floated and will be towed to Geeste-
munde.
NEW LONDON, CT. Dec 3-United States
scout boats 10S and 1T became disabled in
the storm off Watch Hill. RI, last night and
were at Its mercy until morning The boats
on their way to New Haven when
water got into the gasolene, putting them
out of commission. They sent out distress
signals, which were answered by the Watch
but because of the rough weather they were
unable to go to their assistance. A tug
brought the boats and crews here to-day.
RIDGEFIELD, Wash. Dec 3-Steamboat
Lacenter, with 40 cattle aboard. sank
Thursday near Deer Island. Columbia River.
in windstorm. passing vessel saved the
crew.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov 2s-Str Sena-
tor. from San Pedro, broke piston rod; Is
proceeding here under slow headway
SANDY HOOK, NJ. Dec 3. AM-Str Caddo.
from Talara, &c, for New York. Is ashore
near Barnegat. The u S Coast Guard cutter
Seneca Is near the stranded vessel and
wrecking str J Merritt passed out Sandy
Hook at l 40 AM. probably going to her.
VANCOUVER, BE. Dec 3-Capt w
Troup, for the Canadian Pacific Steamship
Service. to-day accepted the new passenger
steamship Princess Louise from the Wallace
Shipbuilding Co. On the last trial the vessel
averaged 17ia knots.
Str Samantha lex Grace Doilar) yesterday
ran ashore az Roche Point. Burrard Inlet,
on the peak of 13 foot tide. Though un-
damaged she cannot be floated until an ex-
;remely high tide.
Str Cheakamus (Br) was dry docted here
to-day TO repair her stern, which was dam
aged when she was driven ashore near Cor
tee Island.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ANTWERP. Nov 3o-Sailed. str Pioniel
(l,elg), New York.
Arrived LIST. str Millpool CBD. Portland
sfe.
AUCKLAND, NJ, Dec i--Arrived, strs Wal.
bora (Br), San Francisco; I'd. Niagara (Br)
Vancouver.
BELIZE. Dec 2-sailed. str sosua, (Nor)
New Orleans
BocAs. Dec e-Arrived. str Parismna
BREMEN, Nov 25--Arrived. str Lekhaver
tlutchb. Montreal.
BREST, Nov 2s-sallcd. str Tuxpanoil Mo
bile.
BRISTOL, Dec s-Sailed, str New York
CALCUTTA. Dec Sailed, str Bessemer
CITY, New Orleans.
,cARTA,GE;NA,, Dec 2--Arrived. sir Santa
Marta, Crlstobal
COLOMBO, Dec 2-Sailed, str Clan Mac
l.rido tBrl, from Calcutta for the United
COLON, Nov 30-Arrived, str Iowan. Bal
t!more, Philadelphia and New York for Los
Angeles, &C (and proceeded Dee ~.
Sailed 30th. str Mystic San Diego.
CONSTANTlNOPLE, Nov 22-ArriVed, str
COPENHAGEN. Dec t--Passed. ctr Litua-
ria nan), from Libau for Halifax and
New York.
GENOA. Dec 3--In port. str NJ S Dollar
'Rrl. for New York uo sail 7th).
Castle (Br), Fernandina.
GIBRALTAR, Dec 2--Paased. str City OF
Nelcncia (Br) New York for Adcr.
Arrived ist strs Fert UtaD. New Orleans
ioi Genoa; Washington Maru tJap), Port
land, o; I'd. Putney (Br). Baltimore for
Sailed Nov 90. str Monte Grappa uta)
Hampton Roads.
GLASGOW. Dec 2-Arrived. str Canadia
Sauatter (Br). Montreal.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Dec 3-Barometer at
noon, ooS5 inches: wind. N. light breeze;
weather. dull. cloudy; temperature. 32 deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
CABLE REPORTS.
PAssES1ER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

CUL DJEMAL CTurls). at st Michaels I'd.
LJMON. at Port Lmon LIST.
MINNEDOSA (Br). at Liverpool Cd.
NIAGARA (Br), at Auckland 1st.
PARISMINA, at Bocns I'd.
REGINA D'ITALIA QtaD. at Naples Nov
2s.
SANTA MARTA. at Cartagena "a
SlNAOLA, at Kingston Sd.
WAlHORA (Br). at Auckland LIST.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy MALL

ASTORIA. o, Nov 2s-Arrlved. motor Santa
Alicia, San Pedro.
BANGOR, Me, Nov 30-Arrived, str Ruth.
Norfolk: schr Isabel G Harriss, do.
CHARLESTON. sc. Nov 30-Sailed, strs
Geo Mckenzie. Boston: Lake Elsah. do.
HILO. Nov 26-Salled. str Cordova. AS
toria.
HONOLULU. Nov 2s-Arrived. str Helenus
(Dr). New York via Balboa for Yokohama.
MOBILE, Ala, Nov 2o-Sailed, str Hahira.
Port Lobos.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Nov 29-Arrived. strs
Ra1ah. Progreso; Halibtorg (Nor). Calves
tom Rathlin Head (Br). Tampa.
Sailed 2gth, strs City OF Alameda. Port
Lobos; Seminole (Br). England; strombus
(br) Tampico.
PORTO RICO. Nov 2T-In port, schr Van
lear Black. for Mobile.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Dec f--Arrived. strs
Champion Anderson. Tamplco; Dorchester,
Norfolk.
Sailed list, str Harvester, Tampico.
TACOMA. Wash, Nov 2S-Arrived, str
Pumona, Seattle.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

GUANTANAMO, prior to Nov 2e-sailed.
schr Emily II Patten Mobile.
HALIFAX. Nov 30-Sailed. schrs Nina
Nadeua (Br), Sheet Harbor and New York;
Mcween (Br), Porto Rico
BELAWAN. Nov 1S-Sailed str Grace Dol
lar (Br). Calcutta.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04

These naval orders have been made public:
Commander F. N. Eklund. to destroyer
squadrons, Pacific fleet Commander II. G..
Shenard, 10 command U. S. s. Crane and
Division Seventeen: Commander w. c. /.
Stiles, to command u. S. s. Edsall Com
mander L. W. Townsend. to naval opera
tions, Washington: Lieut.-Commander II. Z.
Snow. TO destroyer squadrons al San Diego;
Lieut. Commander j. h. Walter Beck. TO
command U. s. s. Lawrence; Lieut.. Com
mander II. G. Risley. to command U. 8. s.
Cowell: Lieut.. w. o. Baldwin, continue
duty u S. s. Truxtun: Lieut. Commander
J. II. Culin, to DESTROYER Squadron Twelve
as communication officer; Lieut.. Com
mander d. NJ. Lowry. to U. S. S. o,Ban-
non; Lieut.. Z. J. Brady. to U. s; s.
Mare Island; Lieut.. Martin F'ritman, 10 U:
s. s. Vixon; Lieut.. W. Gearing. TO Naval
Eagle Thirty-one; Lieut.. e. G: Marhoinoko.
to Y. S. s. Chau9cey; Lieut.. w. l.. Wright
10 destroyer squadrons. Atlantic fleet; Lieut..
l.. w. Thomas. to u. S. Lamson; Lieut.
G.. B. Wesley. TO U. S. S. ]. +. Burns.
The New York herald., 1921-12-04
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AQUITANIA (Br). from Southampton Sd fol
New York.
CANADA (Br). from Liverpool Sd for Port
land. Me
CANoPIC (Br). from Ponta peigada No,
80 for Naples, &C.
IMPRESS OF JAPAN CBr). from Kobe No,
80 for Vancouver.
ITALIA tBr). from Trieste Dec for New
York.
L{ION (Br). from Kobe Nov 30 for Tacoma
kRooELAND, from Southampton Dec fol
New York
la BouRDoNNAIs CFr). from Havre Sd fol
New York
for New York.
NIoRRo CASTLE. from Havana Sd for New
York.
STOCKHOLM (sw). from Gothenburg 3D. for
New York
TAHITI (Br). from Sydney. Nsw. I'd foi
San Francisco.
TENYo MARU tJap), from Shanghai 1st fol
San Francisco.
TOLoA (Br). from Havana Sd for Cristobal
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MARINE-ron SAFE or WANTED.

MARINE-F0E SALE or WANTED.
STEAMBOAT wanted for day passenger SER
vice. about 10 feet over all, 2s feet beam.
draft feet. single screw; must be thor
oughiy seaworthy and price right for cash.
Address, with full particulars, y. r. OAR.
RELI. e CO. II broadway, New York.
THE advertiser would purchase good
schooner or scsgoing barge, I i,GO0-i 500
tons capacity. Address with full partlcu.
lals " 11is Herald. Fulton st.
FOR SALH-FOUR MASTED SCHOONER.
BUILT 1917, RATES Al. FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS WRITE r. II. STONE,
WILMINGTON, N. q.
FOR sAJE-Tug. draft It,. compound 10.
21. 80 in. built 1918. Immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY II broadway. Bowl
ing Green 1851
LIGHT draft. 10 ton schooner hull: bar
gain $50. CAPT. CONWAY. Pceksklil
n.
FOR Sale-Stcnfuer, freight and passenger,
100 r.; bargain. Box f30. New Haven
conn.
2. IL FRANKLIN. SHIP BROKER,
% BROAD ST. ESTABLISHED 1851.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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Navy Orders

Special Despatch TO THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

widely accepted by the automobile
owner as a car well fitted for re-
quirements OF all seasons. This has
been due. in a large measure I be
lieve, TO the development OF the art
q coach-builiing. Refinements have
been made from year 10 year in the
outward appearance OF the closed
car and in the matter OF comfort.
I'm winter months and in stormy
weather the sedan OF today offers
comfort almost comparable 10 that
OF the modern living room; IN mild
or warm weather there is freedom
from dust and protection from rain.
That perhaps is why we see to-
day on the Main street OF small
town in Kansas. or Ohio, or oregon
as many enclosed cars IN proportion
TO population as there are on Michi-
gan boulevard or Fifth avenue.
Nash dealers regardless Of their
location or the size OF their 1om-
munity tell US that the demand for
sedans and coupes IS increasing for
beyond a point deemed possible only
a few years ago. In the early fan
season the buying. OF course, is
heaviest"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
.SCHIMPF TO HEAD
CONTEST BOARD OF
AUTO ASSOCIATION
Well Known Motor Sports
man Will Succeed Richard
Kennerdell.

William Schimpf, one OF the most
widely and most favorably known
men in the world of motor sports,
is again at the head of the contest
board OF the American Automobile
Association TO I'LL the vacancy Gre
ated by the recent resignation of
Richard Kennerdel.
Mr.. Schimpfs return to his old po-
sition is only temporary, however.
and is the result of a personal re-
quest from Pres't George c. Diehl
that ne assume the Craftsmanship
until the selection and appointment
of permanent chairman can be
made
With the exception of the change
of craftsmanship the personnel of the
board Will remain as it has stood for
several years.
Mr.. Schimpf was Mr.. KennerdelPs
predecessor in Office, holding the
craftsmanship for many years, and
especially during the days when
proving the power. endurance and
general stamina of motor cars was
an important function OF budding
car manufacturers and when a gov
erning body in such affairs was a
real need.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
DEALERS PREDICT
Big FALL MARKET
FOR CLOSED CARS
Enclosed Vehicle No Longer
Looked Upon as a Luxury;
Offers Comfort.

With the approach OF fall. atten-
ton OF the automobile buyer IS cent
cred on the enclosed type OF vehicle.
Dealers generally throughout the
country anticipate an increasing de-
mand for the sedan and the coupe
this season. They point out that the
closed car has been growing in fav-
or each year with the buying activity
heaviest in the cooler months.
a few years go a closed car was
locked upon as a luxury 10 be in
dulged in only by those who could
afford two cars-one for winter and
one for summer" said Charles b.
Voorhis, vice president and general
salesmanager of the Nash Motors
Company. AT that time production
Of enclosed vehicles was limited and
the cost Of manufacture was rela-
lively higher.
Since then the enclosed type of
motor vehicle has become more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09
FRANKLIN COMPANY
WERE PIONEERS IN
MAKING OF SEDANS
First Closed Car Placed on
Market in September,
1913; Demand Increases.

' SYRACUSE. n. Y. Oct. s.-Dur-
!ng the first eight months of this
year 40 per cent Of the cars ship
ped from the factory OF the Frank
in Automobile Company at SYRIA
cuse were of the enclosed type-an
increase Of 3 per cent over the cor
responding period Of 1920. These
figures point in unmistakable terms
10 the increasing demand on the
part Of the motoring public for the
year round use. comfort and pro-
lection from the weather which the
enclosed car affords.
The first sedan every made in
America was placed on the market
by the Franklin Company in Septem-
Der. 1914. At first the public took
slowly 10 the sedan, which was radi-
cally different from anything be-
fore shown, and only 30 were sold
the first year. Every year. however.
the call for the sedan type became
more insistent and during the year
ending September 1. 1921, the
Franklin Company shipped 4.23S
sedans. A large number OF broug-
hams-also an enclosed type-were
shipped. as we'll
Officials OF the company say that
the demand for Franklin enclosed
cars IS not confined 20 cities and
towns OF the North where the eli
mate IS severe. for a careful analy-
sis made by factory staticians has
shown that the sedan type Is equally
popular in California and Maine.
and that II IS just as likely 10 be
met in small hamleas and in rural
sections as On city boulevards.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-09

Motor Experimentation can ]
tell If my front wheels are running
true? 1 am told that the tires will
be injured If they do not. A K.
If wheels are out Of line the tread
will be worn off very rapidly.
quick way to line up the wheels is
to stand ten feet or so in front of
the car with wheels pointing straight
ahead. Note carefully if wheels toe
in or out and adjust tie rod con-
Meeting them until they are right.
The fronts Of the wheels should be
slightly nearer than the backs, about
half an inch, but not any. more.
Also see that both knuckle arms are
set at equal angles from knuckle
points.