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New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Dinner to Aid Relief Fund
So, 200, 900 for German Chill
dren COrnrniftee,s Aim

The Central Committee, Inc, organ
lied for relief work in Germany and
Austria. is to give dinner next Thurs
day at the Hotel Astor in furtherance
of its campaign to raise $3,0OO,00O to
send food to children in Germany.
Senator Medill Mccormick will be
the principal speaker. President Har-
ding will send a message, which will
be read at the dinner. Charles F.
Nagel will be toastmaster. Tables
may be reserved until Monday. Tickets
are Sc each.
Members Of the dinner committee
are Charles F. Nagel, Rudolph Pagen-
steche, Henry Weide, August Heck
scher. Adolf Kutroff. Hubert ellis,
Herman A. Metz, Charles F. Froeb, Al
fred de Liagre, Eugene Hennigson, Vic
tor F. Ridder, Otto Won Schrenk. Dr.
Emanuel Baruch and W. H. r. Schultz
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Buffalo BiIl's Widow Dead
Heart Disease Takes Mrs. Cody
at Age of 70

CODY. wyo.. Oct. 21.-Mrs. Louisa
Frederici Cody, widow of Colonel
William F. Cody ("Bufalo BillD,
died at her home here last night.
She was in her seventy-ninth year.
Heart disease was said by her physi-
clans to have caused her death. Mrs.
Cody's grandchildren and John Baker,
the foster son of Colonel Cody, were
at her bedside when she died
Mrs. Cody was born in an old French
settlement near st. Louis. She married
William F. Cody on March 6, 1866, when
the famous plainsman was but twenty
one years old. Three children born to
the Codys are dead. Colonel Cody
died on January 10, 1917.
Relatives of Mrs. Cody expressed
the opinion that she would be buried
beside her husband on Lookout Noun
tain, overlooking Denver.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Diaz Visits West Point
After Dinner by State

Genera, armando Diaz was the guest
Of honor at a dinner given by the State
of New York last night at the Waldorf
Astoria More than one hundred and
fifty persons attended, many of them
veterans of the World War. Adjutant
General j. Leslie Kincaid presided.
The other speakers were General Diaz,
Colonel Alton T. Roberts, representing
the American Legion, and Lieutenant
Governor jeremiah Wood.
Yesterday General Diaz and his
party visited the United States Mill
tary Academy at West Point. The trip
to the academy was made on the de-
stroyer Detroit. AS the Italian army
chief debarked at West Point a field
battery doomed the generals salute
He reviewed the cadets and, with mem
bers of his party, made an inspection
tour of the academy buildings.
This morning General Diaz will lay
q wreath on the tomb of General
Grant. on Riverside Drive. Later he
will make tourlSf all the Italian sec
tions Of ths city,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Milton Demarest, Ex-Mayor
OF Hackensack. Dies Suddenly
Specta! Dtspatch 10 The Tr4oun,

DPsc7Us OEsVUtcN 70 ! ne 7790Eno
HACKENSACK, N. j., Oct. 21.-Mil-
ton Demarest, three times Mayor of
Hackensack, and who served one term
as Judge of the Bergen County Court
of Common Pleas, died suddenly this
morning. He was stricken with heart
failure and died within five minutes.
Judge Demarest was born in Middle
town, N. Y, in 1865, but lived in Ber-
gen County almost all his life. He was
a Mason, an Odd Fellow and member Of
the Holland Society of New York City.
He served seven years as president of
the Hackensack Board of Education
and was Town Counsel seven years. He
belonged to the law firm Of Demarest
& Debaun. The deceased was twice
married and is survived by wife and
four children.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Barge Canal Facilities
Impress Waterway Party
Inspection by Representatives
Ends To-day With Review
Of Buffalo Terminals
From a StaG Correspondent

from q stan Correspondent
BUFFALO, Oct. 21.-The waterways
conference inspection party which left
New York last Monday arrived here to-
night with a comprehensive knowlcdge
of facilities afforded by the State
Barge Canal, obtained in a five-day tour
Of the waterway system connecting tie
Great Lakes with New York Harbor.
After an inspection of Buffalos ter
minal equipment tomorrow the forty
representatives. from sixteen states
who are in the party will return to
Washington convinced, according to
John D. Dunlop, of New York, chairman
Of the conference, that the barge canal
is superior to the proposed St. Law
renee Ship Canal, in the construction
of which the United States has been
asked to participate.
The favorable impression made upon
the House representatives also has
been received by eighty traffic managers
and agents of Middle West firms, con-
stituting the other branch of the party.
The consensus expressed was that the
magnitude of the states inland water
way system had not been realized by
those who support the Canadian project.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Fifth Avenue Hospital Drive
Nets S377, 900 in Week

Volunteer workers for the Fifth
Avenue Hospital closed the weeks
luncheons at the Biltmore yesterday
with total of S377,O 900 toward the
goal OF $750000. One of the donations
announced was a second contribution
from Mrs. j. Henry Watson. of $4,000.
This amount, added to $4,000 given
before, will endow a room. Rabbi
Stephen S. Wise was the speaker.
A luncheon will be held Monday,
when final reports of contributions
will be made. Il is expected that sew
eral more rooms will be endowed by
that time.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Edith Smith to
gecome Bride
Saturday, Nov. S
:, Bartholomew's Church To
Re Scene of Her Marriage
to John Meyerkort. With
Rev, Or. Parks Officiating
Society Weddings To-day
eoyle.Carpenter and Harris
i.ovejoy Rites To Be Said;
Mrs. Vincent Astor Home

m.s Edith Jscquelin Smith, daugh-
- Il Mr.. and Mrs. Augustine Jacque-
:, Smith, vii; be married to John Mey-
..,ort on Saturday afternoon, Novem-
..rsat4 o'clock, in st. Bartholomew's
'sr-rh. The ceremony will be per-
,.-,,ss bv the rector, the Rev. Or.
rs;vhson Parks, and 8 reception will
,.,lov at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
.m;.b Sc West fty-third Street.
u;s< Dorothy J. Smith will be her sis
,.-,s maid Of honor. and the brides
lids will be Miss f. Mercer French.
m.s Angelsea Hewlett. Miss Helen
eoodwin, Miss Polly Van Siclen, Miss
v.riorie Taylor and Miss Eleanor Stew
sason.
chandler Bates will serve as Mr..
usrsrkort's best man, and the ushers
ri he Holebrook Cushman, Samuel C..
n;sbrow, r. H. Fielder, Carl Timpson,
Ismes Duane Livingston jr. and Oakley
gissam Brown.
M. Meyerkort will give his farewell
,srhelor dinner on Monday, October 81,
y his home, AZ East Fifty-third Street.
On Thursday evening, November 3,
Nr and Mrs. Francis X Brown will give
dinner at Pierre's Restaurant for the
sridsl party.
Miss Marion Stires Carpenter, daugh-
sr Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Carpen-
nr Of e07 Fifth Avenue, will be mar
led to Milon Dorland Boyle this after
Doon at the home of her parents. The
ceremony will be performed by the Rev.
Dr. Ernest 81. Stires, and reception
viii follow.
The marriage of Miss Susan Kath-
crime Lovejoy, daughter of Thomas f.
Loyejoy, president of the Manhattan
Insurance Company, to George de Lam
,ey Harris will take place this evening
IN the North Presbyterian Church.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

East Sixty-second Street, will be in
troduced to society this winter Her
mother will give a luncheon for her
on Tuesday, November %, at the Ritz
Carlton, and on December % she will
give reception for her at her home
Miss Katherine V. Adams, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles C. Adams, will
be introduced at dinner and dance to
be given by her parents on Wednes-
day, November %, at the Rockaway
Hunting Club, Cedarhurst, L. l., and
at reception at their home, Oak
giving Day.
Mrs. John Nicholas Brown has ar
rived in town from Newport and Is
at the Hotel Belmont over the week
end. Mrs. Warren Delano, of Barry
town, N. Y, also is at the Belmont.
Mrs Kiliaen Van Rensselaer, and
Mrs. Frederick Pearson have gone to
Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. Henry Martyr Alexander, of
Tuxedo Park, has gone to Hot Springs
for short stay.
DR.. and Mrs. Truman Laurence
Saunders are receiving congratulations
on the birth Of their fourth daughter
last Sunday at their home, 120 East
Sixty-frst Street. Mrs. Saunders was
Miss Elizabeth G. Bacon and is a
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Gorham
Bacon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allen Townsend have
returned to the city from Hot Springs,
Va
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Kathryn St. John Married
Bridegroom, John Coleman
Durev. Is a Stamford LAWYER

Miss Kathryn Talbot st. John, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Talbot Munroe St. John, of
Noroton, Conn, was married to John
Coleman Durey yesterday afternoon.
The wedding, a quiet one, with only
relatives and few friends present,
took place at the brides home, which
was decorated with autumn foliage and
cosmos. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Gerald A. Cunningham,
rector Of st. Johns Church, Stamford,
Conn.
The bride was given away by her
uncle. Her only attendant was her
cousin. Susan Hall, who acted as flower
girl. Norris z. Pierson was best man.
Mr.. Durey is a lawyer of Stamford.
He is q graduate of Yale and is mem
Der of the Woodway Country Club, the
Stamford Yacht Club. the Suburban
Club and the Yale Club of New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Mrs. Vincent Astor Home
After Summer in ENGLAND

Mrs. Vincent Astor was among the
nsny prominent members of society
sho returned from Europe yesterday
IN the Aquitana. Miss Alice Astor,
laughter OF Lady Ribblesdale, who was
expected to arrive with Mrs. Astor,
vas unable TO leave England on ac-
.cunt of the illness of Lord Ribbles-
dsla She will come to this country,
however, during the season, probably
the early part of December. Some
brilliant affairs will be given for her
bis winter.
Rehearsals are under way for an en-
|ertanment being produced by Miss
|Grace Henry entitled Murder on the
IHalf-Shell, or Buckets Of Gore" to be
lgiVen by the Junior Auxiliary of the
|Nanhattanville Day and Night Nursery,
lst the Plaza, Tuesday evening, Novem-
lier 2c.
The executive committee includes
Hiss Edith McCoon, chairman; Miss
Marjorie Cleveland, entertainment;
Hiss Catherine Okie, nursery; Miss
ISABEL McMillin, treasurer; Miss Mary
Appleton, secretary; Miss Dorothy Bat
tie, publicity, and Mrs. George R. Soper
In, tickets.
Among those who will take part are
Mss Dorothy Brown, Miss Nine Chatil-
lon, Miss Ruth Englis, Miss Julie B.
ilncke, Miss Virginia de Haven, Miss
trace Hendrick, Miss Natalie Hanna,
Mss Margaret Hennessy, Miss Vic
9rine Kellogg, Miss Marie La Marche,
alss Carolyn Frances McCoon, Miss
Martha 0ttley, Miss Glory Thomas, Mrs.
ian Henry Cartmell, Mrs. Foss and
Mrs. W. F. Warburton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hyde and
William I. Hyde jr of SO West Fifty
nth Street, are at the Hotel Ambassa-
dor for few weeks before opening
heir town house.
Miss Ailsa Mellon. daughter Of An
alsw Mellon, Secretary of the Treas
ny who was at the Plaza, has gone TO
Fhtsburgh, where she will be the guest
Mrs. Henry R. Rea.
Among those who entertained at
aneheon yesterday at Pierre's Res
aurant was Morgan Edward La Mon
/ ssshe, who had as his guests his
rnaa1see, Miss Eleanor c. D. Carter, of
baltimore. Others lunching there were
s1' l.. Townsend Burden, Mrs. Mario
~ u, oelrlchs. Mrs. Biddle Duke, Mrs.
'ohn E. Prentice and Mrs. John Wana-
maker tr.
ar' and Mrs. Walter B. Eaton, who
we're married a few days ago. hava
ssae 70 Hot Springs, Va, where they
w passing part of their honeymoon
'''s Eaton was Miss Margaret Burton.
Mrs. Charles Austen Bates. Mrs.
1 SlIafy Anderson German and Mrs. ST.
Ma Msaa nays will entertain tonight at
rrs ~ afss of the supper dances in the
s"a Of the Hotel Lorraine.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
oelglan Ambassador and
WE to .4rriue Here T0-dny

r,.,; .as Belgian Ambassador, Baron de
~ ,.s'Vsr' and the Baroness de Cartier
so ~ sue 70 arrive in New York to-day
pa' ',s Lapland. They will be at the
sssa ss,.sriI9n a. ,S for a few days before
"'as to Washington.
l,ms. ma ana Mrs. Lathrop Brown, of St.
a"sa, ass, Il. l., are at the Hotel Am
'''aa0r' Atlantic City.
H. so soa Mary Paul Noyes, daughter of
sou Mrs. Winche ester Moves. Of As
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Miss Mary A. Watson Bride of
F. E. Murphy at New Rochelle

NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y, Oct. 2l.-
Miss Mary Agnes Watson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Watson. Of 10
Overlook Circle, Beechmount. New Ro-
chelle, and Francis Edward Murphy, Of
Lockwood Avenue, New Rochelle, were
married at $3.50 o'clock this evening at
the brides home by the Rev. Michael ].
Larkin. rector of st. Gabrieps Church,
of New Rochelle. Mrs. Watson Is presi-
dent of the Y. NJ. c. A. Junior w omen s
Auxiliary Of New Rochelle.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
JOHN H. HOLIDAY

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 21.--John II.
Holiday, founder OF THE indianapolis
News and prominent in other big
business enterprises in this city. died
at his home near here last night fol-
loving a stroke Of paralysis and q brief
illness. he was seventy-five years old
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
Going On To-day

DAY
American Museum OF National History, ad-
= mission free.
Metropolitan Museum OF Art, admission
free.
Aquarium, admission free
New York Historical Society, admission
Van Cortlandt Park Museum, admission
free.
Geological Park. admission free.
Exhibition by the American Federation of
Arts of prints in Color and Photographs
for School and Library Decoration."
sage Foundation Building, Twenty sec
ond Street and Lexington Avenue, ell
National Business Show, Central Mercan-
tile Building. IS West Eighteenth Street,
all day.
Parade OF Girl Scouts or Fifth Avenue. be-
ginning at Thirty fourth Street, o'clock
Lecture for the deaf and deafened who
read the lips by Jane E. Walker. Metro
politan Museum of Art. o'clock.
NIGHT
Lecture by E. II. Outerbridge on port De-
velopment." Brooklyn Institute OF Arts
and Sciences, Academy of Music, SIS
O'clock.
BOARD OF EDUCATION LECTURES
Manhattan and Bronx
Trend OF the Times" by Professor Nelson
p. Mead at TOWNSEND Harris Hall. c. c.
n Y, Amsterdam Avenue. 13Sth and
1ssth streets.
The Jew In American Science" by Or
Benismin Harrow, at American Museum
Street and Central Park West.
Makers of America" by Miss Laura
sedgwick Collins. at Y NJ C. A.. Harlem
branch, ! West ts5th Street. illustrated,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22
DIR. DWIGHT H. MURRAY

SYRACUSE, Oct. 21.-Dr. Dwight II
Murray, q leader in the medical and
surgical professions in central New
York, died suddenly to-day of heart
disease. He was the author of several
medical works.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

~Hi 1T Iancfs sedgeWlck, suddenIv on
Wednesday,. October 1s. 1921. beloved
mother ot marguerite sedgewIek Tenney
ana sister Of AIRS. Dwight w. Grsyea
services vii! be held at 10 O'CLOCK -
saturday morning In ST. Thomas chapel
oth aV, al 53d st- 1nternnnt wiz 30
private at PouEhkeepsie Rural Gene
tsry. New York. Kindly omit nowrrs
Chicago and Foughkeepsie papers please
Nopy. - '-@S
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

r,s,.as, N--ii-i y DFlt 4iitfai CIurch,
q way obth St. Saturday, a. m
Auspices Actors FSnd
ToEI@On Thursday. October % 1921
Adelaide Taber Toei. widow OF the ATE
william Toei and daughter OF the lats
Sharles Corey Tabeg and Jane fiornor.
Funeral 1r3ce Church, sunday. October
%. ut $50 p. IN.
WITHEREiI.--At Nj. Kisco. " Y oo,o-
Der 2l. Alonzo Taylor. son OF the Iara
John Wltherell, NJ. D.. and Clara A.
Lewis Funeral services from tho resl-
oence or H u. Ryder. 1853 Grove 81.
NJ. hisco. \. 7. on Sunday, October
rs, at y IN. Train leaves Grand Cen
tral Terminal 2:ls D. m
New-York tribune., 1921-10-22

Mrs. Henry Martyr Alexander, of
Tuxedo Park, has gone to Hot Springs
for short stay.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

Port Caroline CBD, Hawkes. Bay; Grsncos
(Greelx) Shields: Ambra (Norl Baltimore.
Arrived 20th. schr X Mitchell, New York
Arrived 2Ist strs Chtcomco, New York;
Nesco. Hamburg; Westra CBr), Teneriiie.
Sailed 20th. str Santa Elena FD, Mar
seilles.
Sailed 21st. strs Gloucester Boston; New
ton. do: Theone (Greek), Naples hesulus
(Nor). Cette.
Sailed 22d, strs Point Judith. Baltimore;
Gloria de Larrinaga (Br), Naples; Nyland
(Nor), Cette; Alexander Keiland dam, EOs-
ton; Gallic Q3r), London
Sailed 22d strs City of Flint, Genoa
Canadian Adventurer (Br), Curacao; koursk
(Br). Rotterdam Alban (Br), Avonmouth
PORT ANGELES. Wash. Jan 22-saied.
schrs Yigiant, Adelaide Robert Levers,
Honolulu.
PORT BLAKELEY, Wash. Jan 22-Ar-
rived. motor ship Challamba (Br), San
Pedro.
PORTLAND. o. Jan 21-Arrived. str West
Sailed 2lst str Julia Luckenbach. New
York via Seattle.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Jan 21-Arrived
strs J NJ Guffey, Savannah; Padsnay. New
Orleans.
ginia, Guantanamo; British Empress (BD,
London
PORT TAMPA. Fla. Jan 22-Arrived. str
Mascotte, Key West
Sailed 22d, schr Melbourne P Smith. Gulf
port
PHILADELPHIA Pa. Jan 22-Arrived
strs Gloucester. Boston via Norfolk; Easter
ling, New York; Haverford (BD, Liverpool; 4;
J A Bostwick. New York; Radium qtaD, {,
Gibraltar sc: Erivan (Belg), New York !;
Brighton (Nor), Cienfuegos.
Arrived 22d. str Grover (Nor), Sasua.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
Bound East.
CLEARED.

IFrom u s., Naval Communication Servce.l
Str Hawaiian. Laverge, Hamburg-United
American lines, Inc.
Str Navarchos Koundoriotis (GreelS), Di-
maids. Piraeus, Salonica. &c-Houlder, Weir
& Boyd.
str Auldmuir (Br), Piters. savona-J II
Winchester Co.
Str Iocasti (GreelS). Metoxas. CONSTANT
nople, Varna and Bourgas-Houlder' Weir
Str Turbinia Dutch, Micklinghoff, sa-
bang. Padang, &c-Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Melville Dollar (Br). Copp, Vancouver,
Shanghai, &c. via Norfolk-Dolar steam
Str Clan Keith (Br), Baker, Cochin via
Phlladelphia-Barb rber Steamship lines, Inc.
Str ltororo Paraguayanl,,, Paradies. es.,,a Rio
&c. via Newport News-Booth & Co.
Str Watertown, Edmondson, Port Lobos-
oSsi' STR Gle Gienpooi, Burdy, Port Lobos-Robert
l. Hague.
cliez, &c-Bull- -Insular line.
Str Coamo. Evans, San Juan, fonce anu
Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico Steam
Str Joseph cuneo (Nor), Jacobsen, Port
Antonio--Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Munamar, Asborn, Nipe and Banes-
Munson Steamship line.
Str Lake Sunapec Long, Trinidad. DEM
erara, &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str John Worthington. Lake, Curacao
Str El Isleo, Neville. Gaiveston--southern
Pacific Co.
Str comus, Boyd. New orleans-southern
Pacific Co.
STR Korsfjord (Nor), Nielsen, Newport
News-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co.
str Hamilton, Nelson. Norfolk-Old Do
str Delaware, Allen, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

Light, noon, NV, 10 miles; clear; rough sea.
BALTIMORE, Nd Jan 22-ArrlNed, strs
Collingsworth. New York; Cephalonia
(Greek). Civita Vecehia; Arlington, Boston;
Point Judith. San Francisco.
Cleared 21st, str Barthenia CBr). Glasgow;
schr Courtney Houck, Portland. Me.
Sailed 21st, strs Howard. Savannah and
jacksonville; Essex. Norfolk, Providence
and Boston; Inland, Boston.
Sailed I'D. sfrs West Chatala. Bremen
bar, Texas City Radnor, philadelphia
Barrymore (Br). Liverpool via Norfolk Sori
ltaD, Gibraltar via Savannah; Davenport,
Rio Janeiro; ouernstad (Nor). Gardenas
SBrl, Glasg9w; Gapulin; Rotterdam; BE Be.
Ferngarth (Br), Buenos Aires; Wolverine
State. San Francisco via Norfolk.
Tuscarora (Brl. London.
BUzzAhDs BAY (cape Cod CanaD. Mass,
jan 22aPaSsed E tug Alert IT,, light ,o,v,nv
barges; Energy. towing 8; Battleboro, tow
ing 3.
CHARLESTON. sc. Jan 22-Arriyed, strs
lrtysh (Rus). Antwerp; Berwndyale lBr)
Havana for Newport News; Reaper, Port
Arthur; rreeport sulphur No .. Baltimore
Comanche. New York land proceeded to
Jacksonville) schr Alice NJ Coburn. Buenos
Aires for Philadelphia (put in on account of
sickness of one OF crew..
Sailed 22d. barge A w Thompson, in tow
of tug, Havana.
Passed in, str. Venus. Llmhamn for Balti-
more.
GALVESTON. Tex Jan 22--Arrived. str
Jere G Shaw, Las Palmas.
Arrived 22d, str Quantitock (Br), Naples.
Sailed 22d. strs Dorrington Court (B)
Antwerp via Havre; El Sol, New York;
Neuces, do.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PACED

Las Vegas 1900 w San Francisco PM goth.
Ligonier GO s Savannah noon 2lst
Mattole 100 w Key West noon list.
Meriden 315 sallna Cruz noon 2lst.
Merrymount 100 ~ Boston noon 22dN
Mohawk 23l N San Juan noon goth.
Mount Vernon Bridge l56 Il Nantucket l.
Neshobee 215 SIC Portland noon o1st.
Ossinlng $50 ESE st Thomas noon 20th.
Overlook 153 Scotland l. noon I'D.
Paul Thurlow lat 81 2S, Ion 20 As PM
Persier lat s5 os, lon 55 so noon 2ist.
Phoenix 232 n Jupiter noon 2lst.
Pipestone County All u Cape Henry noon
Point Adams So N San Pedro PM 2lst.
Princess Matotka "a Il Ambrose noon 21st.
Quabbin $40 ENE Jupiter noon 2lst.
Reaper "a Charleston noon 21st
Rapidan Is e Sand Key noon 21st.
Rochester % NE Jupiter noon 215t.
Nj Spaulding % NE Jupiter noon 21st,
San Fiorentino 100 w Cape Cruz noon 21st
San Francisco lat 33 06, lon 4S 53 noon 2lst.
San Jose - S Nantucket l. V noon 22d
San Juan 223 Scotland l. noon 2lst.
Santa Veronica lat 81 0S. lonIT noon 2ist.
Saranac passed Sand Key PM 21st.
sewalls Point 900 Sc Ambrose noon 21st.
Socony 20 w Sand Key noon 21st.
somme lat - 0s, Ion 76 40 noon 2lst.
Steel Maker 40 s AmbroSe noon 2lst.
st Mihiel 100 L Ambrose noon 22d.
Sun Beam 36 w Sand Key noon 21st.
Tivives 219 " Colon noon 2lst.
Tripp o94 NE Sand Key noon 2lst.
Utacarbon III Hatteras noon 21st.
Vesta 1870 Sc Scotland l. noon 22d-
w s Miller 1.612 S San Francisco Pm
Goth. -
West Carmargo 576 Honolulu 8 PM 10th.
West Catance lat 81 10. lon 70 10 noon I'd
West Ekonk 3T6 r Boston J. noon 2lst'
West HiSa g5T w San Pedro PM 20th.
West Katan 40 NE st Thomas noon 10Th
West Momentum 649 from Colufnpia rsVer
PM Goth.
william Green Jupiter noon 21st.
The New York herald., 1921-01-23

strs Merrimack, Philadelphia; Lake Gednoy.
Cuba: Gulfcoast, Port Arthur.
Arrived 22d. sehr City Of Portland, Ha-
vana (for repairs).
Sailed 22d, strs Apache. New York via
Charleston; Cuba, Havana; bark Valdivia
(Dan). Sapelo: schr Bona II, Brunswick.
MANILA, Jan 1s-sailed. str Venezuela,
MOBILE, Ala. Jan 2l-Arrived. schr
Rachel. Havana.
Arrived 22d, schr Hartney W BD.
Mexico.
Sailed 21st. str Riseover II (BD. Port
Spain.
Sailed 22d. str Afoundria. New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan 22-Arrived. strs
Genoa; Texas. Tamplco; Oscar ID Bennett.
do; Corozal. Havana; Truxillo. Tampa.
Arrived 22d, strs Cerea 1taD, Malta; 0 Il
Waring, Jacksonville; Sagauche, Rotterdam.
Sailed 22d, strs Atenas. Havana Lake
Gorin, Vera Cruz; Bayramento (Br), Nor
Maasdyk (Dutch), Newport News; Ell Capt.
tan, New York.
Sailed from Port Eads 22d strs Birming-
ham City, Chinwantao, China: Coppename,
Port Barrios Harrington Court (Br) !.
Havre; Hiburas (Hond). Bluefields; Nae
calula, Rotterdam; Panuco, Tampco; Pin
this, do; Porta (Br), Hamburg; Sacandaga,
Hamburg; City OF Weatherford, -.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, Jan 22-Arrived
strs Emilia de Perez (Sp). New Orleans
and Tampa; Remuera (Br Wellington.
Sailed 22d. strs zovetta GtaD, Marseilles; /;
Pillar de Larrlnaga (BD. Manchester.
NORFOLK, Va, Jan 22-Arriyed, strs Ori-
Lake Ellsbury, Brest; Nesco, Hamburg and
Antwerp British Duke (B), Dartmouth /;
Sierra Blanca (Belg). Bordeaux.
Arrived 22d, strs Crawl Keys, Wilmington
The New York herald., 1921-01-23
SAILED.

Strs Admiral Cochrane CBr), Piraeus
George ii Jones, Texas City,; Cabanere
. fNor), Rio Janeiro and Buenos Aires: Genoa
Maru (Jap), Galveston; Hog Island. Boston;
Fort. Victoria (Br), Bermuda Occidental
Tampico; El Isleo, Galveston; Comus, New
Orlcans; Arapahoe, Charleston and Jack
soaylle; Megantic tBD. Havana, Kingston
&c; Qullpue (Br), Cristohal; Clautaqua
Norfolk; coamo, San Juan; Toloa tI,r), Ha-
,ana: Joseph j Cuneo tNor) Port Antonio
Lake Freeland. Tampa; Port Bowen (Brl
Philadelphia; Langton Hall (BD, Auckland
Zacapa, Santiago; Hubert (BD, Newport
News; Munamar, Nipe; Bardic (Br), Lon
don.
Strs Hamilton, Norfolk; Lake Fillmore
Wilmington; Korsfjord (Nor), Newport
News; Watertown, Lobos Fiume QtaD Bal
timore; Hawaiian, Hamburg; Clan Keitl
CBD, Philadelphia; locasti (Greelo, Con
stantinople.
The corrected reading OF the barometei
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on sat
urday, Jan %, 1921, at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and fourteen hundredths GOLD
inches. This closely approximate5 sever
hundred and sixty-five and five-tenths (IGJ.5l
rnillimeters. Captains of all vessels nov
lying in or near the ports of New York anC
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether theil
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.