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The New York herald., 1921-12-01
By United States Naval Radio.

distances given In miea; position az noon
unless otherwise spccified.1
heoius is4 EsE Ambrose anth.
America 3iH v Ambrose 30th.
AstmRhco No 9 100 w Sand Key 2pth.
Capuiin 406 u Cepe Henlopen 30til,
Chattanooga 400 r. Charleston 29th.
Colorado Springs passed Tybee bar 1fi5'
CHAMPION Anderson ies g Block Island soth
Dirtrict Of Columbia $500 ENE Key Yves
10Th.
Dirigo ia7 NV TortuEss 2esf.
Dorchester ! NE Barnegat Both.
Eastern Merchant 30 W balboa PM 18th,
r;astport go Cape May 30ih.
III CAPTAIN f25 g Ambrose 30th.
Eugene v Thayer 100 NV Tortugrs 2eth.
Evlyn Barnerst Both
II ~ Asche 10 by = Fenv ick 30th.
Faraby 4f0 4 Ambrose 20th.
George Washington S44 r. Ambrose 3Dth
Gloucester 9 wsW Vineyard Haven Both.
Cuff OF Mexico 276 w TortueaH 10Th
n G Foiger 900 SE Gaiveston 2gth.
yauelnw 400 y Ambrose Goth
tcseph SO r Ambrose 10Th
Lake Fife lat 80 %, Ion % IL 2eh.
IJehtburne 200 SW fratterss 2gth
Nclrose 10 BIZ w Nantucket Goth.
Mount clinton Bi3 " Ambrose 2pth.
Panhandle state $50 ~ Ambrose 29th
PecKsklii Bes ENE Hatteras 2nth.
rorce TOa Scotland r, v 10Th.
Pipe~tone County T0t ~ Ambrose 1oTr.
Princess Matoiks 3s6 r Ambrose 30rh.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
DEBTS S4,6OO,O0O
50, 100000 for Reconditioning
Fleet and 50, 100000 for
Operating Account.
SHIP BOARD PART LIABLE
Few Quick Assets Found Prac-
tically Exhausted by At
torneys' Fees.
SHIP BOARD PART LIABLE

Some OF the debts incurred by the
United States Mail Steamship Company
which Is IN the hands of receivers. are
properly payable by the Government,
and Congress will be asked for an ap-
propriation as soon as the claims against
the company are investigated and classi-
red, II was said yesterday by William
Marshall Bullitt. special counsel to the
Shipping Board, VINO is in New York
TO examine data relating to the case.
The total OF claims preferred by 400
creditors against the United States Mail
and the receivers. Herbert Noble and
II. J. Mccormack, is $4,000, 900, of which
32,4O0,000 is for account of recondi-
tioning the passenger feet chartered by
the company from the Shipping Board,
and $2,100.00o for account of the op-
Grafton of the ships.
For some Of these claims the Shipping
Board. as owner of the vessels, is clearly
liable under admiralty law, Mr.. Bullitt
said Others are clearly assessa BILE
against the company, or the status or
the claims is in doubt. In the instances
or few OF the claims, there are strong
moral reasons why the Shipping Board
shouiu pay, allnougn II is not legally
responsible, according to Mr.. BuIitt
To offset the claims against the com
pany few quick assets have been four1.
and these have been practically ex-
hausted by attorneys fees and other
expenses incidental 10 the recelgership
The Shipping Board will have TO alb
sorb heavy losses, it was Indicated by
Mr.. Bullitt. Since the receivership
went into effect over 100000 has been
advanced by the board to keep the yes-
sells in operation, and considerable diff
Guilty is anticipated in realizing on this
claim. among many others.
Hearings before John b Johnston.
special master in the United States
Mail bankruptcy proceedings. will be
resumed this morning at 1880 o'clock
at 100 Broadway, with Carlos Mayer.
representative in France for the COM
pany. again on the stand. Mr.. Bullitt
is expected shortly to take q hand in
these proceedings.
Further court action in the Mail cas-
viii probably be taken before long. but
. none OF the interested parties would
discuss what form the DEVELOPMENT
would take. 1t is known, however.
chat objection has been taken to the
size of the attorneys fees SO far
granted. It Is learned, further, that
prosecution of some OF the individuals
! involved IN the proceedings is also un-
der consideration.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

str II d Asche. before reported ashore az
Manat!lle Reef, Bahamas. was floated on
Merritt and willott and temporarily re-
paired. Crhe Asche was 10 miles by &c Of
Fenwck Island at noon 3oth In tow OF both
tugs)
The Munson Steamship Line announces the
establishment OF a new service 10 Nassau,
Bahamas and Eastern Cuba. The new str
Munargo and the str Munafnsr are 20 run
on this service. Tho MunarEo Will ba de-
livcrod by the New York shipbulldlng Cor
poraton TO the Munson limo the latter part
OF December. sho is tho newest addition
uriously fitted throughout. She is OF ~ 900
tons displacement and has accommodations
for 1T2 first cisss, 80 second clnss and 20
third class PASSENGER. Boil the Munsrso
for service 70 tho West Indies. The new
service will be inausuratcd by the sailing
,s Of The NV, MgneNr from New s ,n York on Dec b.
her maiden voyage on Jan Z, and thereafter
a weekly service win De maintained.
ABERDEEN, Wash. Nov 3o-strs ErneHt
II Meyer. Santa IneS. Multnomah lart"ood
still bar bound inside Grays Harbor. Iienvy
weather makes crossing bar dangerous.
BOSTON. Nov S0--The work on str Pocs-
tinued on Nov % and vessel win be sold "as
In where is"
schr Courtney @ Houok. Portland for
ISsmoine. Me, was reported o. provincetown
VIII be sent TO her and she VIII he towed
probably here.
schr Gardiner 6 Deerfng. hence Friday for
Norfolk was reported this morning IN wire
less rlessage from Capt Dalzell OF ctr City
- Rome as anchored on shoals with DIS
ebled rudderi tug will be sent TO tow hsr
here.
Barges Gov Robie. Norfolk for Boston.
end Carrie Clark. DO for Providence. with
coal (both In tow of tug Neptuno). we're lost
With all hands off Highlands. NJ. Tuesday.
Tho tug towed her other barge, the West
Point 10 New York.
BALTIMORE, Nov oo--str Bradford "a
ashore of soioinon's Isl, nd 10 the Patuxent
tug No | win attempt 60 float her
HALIFAX, Nov 2S-str Canadian Chal.
lenger (Rr). Montreal for Novoroesisl;, pu,
In here TO effect engine repairs.
LONDON Nov GA telegram from Palma
Majorca states that sux echr June (Br)
took fire and was abandoned by the crew
Bari Albertsteiia uAD, from Pensacola
Avg ~ for Genoa, " aground IN me hafboi
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SHIP LIBRARIES FAVORED.

the executive committee OF the Amer
acan Steamship Owners Association ap-
proved yesterday the purposes of the
Merchant Marine Library Association.
and recommended full cooperation on the
part OF the members in the efforts Of
the body TO place libraries on merchant
ships under the American flag Mrs.
Alice g. Howard OF Cincinnati Is preei-
dent of the library association, which IL
supported by shipping men and phil
anthropio organizations.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
NEW ORLEANS MEETING
FAILS IN PORT STRIKE
Both Sides Take Different
VieUs on Cotton Hondfina.

NEW ORLEANS. Nov. 3o.--The confer
ence arranged by Gov. PARKER between
operators and labor leaders in the strike
Of $4,000 harbor employees at this port
adjourned to-day without settlement
The different interpretations last
night OF the Galveston basis of handling
cotton ON which both factions had prac-
ilcally agreed would be acceptable as a
compromise wac responsible for the
failure IN negotiations
Forces OF non-slnion men on the river
front are being augmented, and Dock
Board officials say there are only three
ships tied up in the hsrbor for want OF
cargo leaders
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ARRIVED.

str Canada (Fr). Marseiiles Nov ~. Al
merla i4th. Lisbon 1Tth, Ponta Delgada
10th ord Providence 29th, 70 James w
Eiwei q CO, with ~ passengers and mdee.
Went 70 foot Of 3lst street. Brooklyn.
CTR Topdaisfiord (Norl. s,avanger Nov 10.
bergen i2th aud Chrlatiansand 18Th. 70 the
Norlvt ala n. America Line. with nidse. Went
70 foot OF Both strcot. Brooklyn
Str Esiantier (Belg), Antwerp Nov ?, "a
the LLOYD Royal Beige. with mdse. Went "a
pier 90. North River.
Str James MCGEE Lobos Nov 22. 70 Rober,
l. Hague, with crude oil. Anchored off
Tomphinrville.
ST. John d Archboid, Iobos Nov %. "a
Robert l. Hague, with crude oil. Anchored
OF Tompkinsvills.
Str Munamsr. An,ills Nov 20. 70 the Nun
son Steamship Line, with passengers and
usfss. Went 10 pier .. Flaet River.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

Quilpue due Quarantine > AM Thursday.
5 NJ Spaulding 106 5 Cape San Antonio 18th
Schoharie 1910 & Ambrose 18th.
Schoodick 100 Tampa bar Goth.
Seminole lat 81 4s. lon 81 10 10Th
S.boney due Quarantine midnight Dec ?.
Silver Shell 20 y by \ Hatteras aSth.
Shasta lat 40 81, lon SO 80 10th.
Sunbeam l20 NV Tortugas goth.
Swifteure 265 w Sand Key 18th.
Teormina lat 3S Is. Ion 6S oS 10Th
Thomas II Wheeler lat A 43. Ion ~ q 29th
Waukau due Quarantine AM Thursday.
Westlake $50 y Boston 30th.
West Lashaway II ESE Nantucket L 30th.
West Queeciiee $40 f Cape Henry 10Th.
West Totant $40 SE Galveston 10th.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
SECOND CLASS RATES LOWER.
Red star and French Lines Cut
Ocean Fares.

Substantial reductions In second cabin
rates between New York and Antwerp
were announced yesterday by the Red
star Line. BY the Lapland the rate
from Antwerp to New York is now s1o5.
a reduction from SITS. On the same
steamer the New York-Antwerp rate is
also s125. a reduction from s145. Other
Red star liners participate in the new
rates.
The French Line recently cut second
Glars rates on the Paris and France
from si4o TO s135. and storage rates
have been reduced by all the lines. First
class rates have so far held firm
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr c d nmson. Greenwich for New
York.
Tugs owen ] Mcwilliams, with barges
Cat AND; Nassau, with (at l:1O AM>
Bouisr No A. light (at 1895 PM) socony
20, with barges Cat 1880 PM)'
Bound East.
Str Rosaiind (Br). New York for st Johns.
Mt.
Str Herman Winter. New York for Boston.
schr Seaman A o (Br). New York for
Hillsboro. NIB.
schr Frances Elhin (Br), New York for
St Joha. NIB.
schr j Lloyd Hawkridge, New York for
Providence (anchoredl.
Schr Msrgery Austin (Br), Jersey City for
schr Hiram d MacLesn tBr). Hoboken for
schr John Kielberg (Br), Edgewater for
schr Vim Thomas. Perth Amboy for st
Andrews, NE.
schr Sarah Eaton, Port Reading for
Calais. Me.
Tugs Boulzer No 4, with barges cat : :45
AND; Laura NJ Keeler. with l cat $40
AMI: Aries, with 4 cat 40 AND; Gertrude,
with Cat 9:35 AND; Westmoreland. with
barges Io4, 799. sos and s01 Cat 10:45
AND Nottingham. with barges J.. 10 and A
lat 1880 AND Agnes 4 Moran, with barges
Cheektowaea. with bsrges 7o2, 742. T9f and
1871 Cat II 80 AND: Tamaaua. with barges
Spring, Cleone and Saucon; Savage, with
barges IS, 23 and 25 tat 20 PM); Honey
brook, with barses Z. and II Cat 40
PM): Gerry. with 1 barge (at 1 40 PA).
Steam lighter Elva Cat 7:10 AND.
Lighthouse tender Mistletoe cat 1880 AND.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
THURSDAY. pFCENRER
THURSDAY, DECEMBER

North Brazil. Pernambuco, Parahyba Ma
tai. Cabedeilo. Msceio. Bahia aad sergipe
(other parts OF Brazil y via Para. Maran-
ham, Ceara, Pernanlbuco. Maceio and Ba-
hia. str SALLUsT. so AM.
fucatsn and Campeche CUBA and other
parts OF Mexico .. Via Havana. Progreso,
Vera Cruz aid TAaE!eo aiso parcel post
mails Tor the Mexican States OF Campeche,
Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidnigo. Mexico Morelos,
oNxHca. Puebia, TiaXcaia. Vera Cruz and
Yucstan, str MONTEREY. : AM I.
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2.
r,irlts Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
samana. Sanchez. La Romano. San Pedro
de Macoris. San Domingo City, Aqua and
Barahona, str BRYsSEI., IL NJ
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
Paix). Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
prints. &c), Nicaragua (except East Coast)
Amapaia City. Choluteca (also prints. &c,
for Nacaome, Tegucigalps and Yuscaran), IA
Honduras, Cauce and Narino departments
OF Colombia and Ecuador (other parts OF
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador =
via Port au Prince and Cristobel, str
COLON (sea post, IL 80 PM (sup 80
PM -.
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Jamaica and
Colombia. except CRuca. Narno and Magda-
lena departments (other parts of Haiti y
via Cape Haiti. Port au Prince, Kingston,
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

North Hinder light vessel. North Sea, has
been reestablisted in lat II 50 "a n. Ion
36 AZ E the temporary light and whistle
buoy has been discontinued.
The master OF American str Catherine re-
ports that black barrel buoys Nos l and g. in
Samana Bay. Haiti. have been replaced by
black can buoys: also that red can buoy No
9 has been replaced in position and that
red nun buoy No has been replaced by a
buoy. (All buoys are now in place ex-
cspt the anchorage buoy at Sanchez.)
BOSTON. Nov 30-A wireless from str
Gloucester reports Pollock Rip Slue lghtship
and all buoys in POSITION.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CENTENNIAL STATE. from London 3oth
for New York.
EMPRESS OF FRANCE (Br), from Liver
pool Goth for st John, NIB.
MANILA MARU (Jap), from Yokohama
26th for Tacoma
OLYMPIC ,tBD, from Southampton 3oth for
New York
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

sayanila and cartagena. str LAKE ELRIo,
Trinidad. Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana. via
Trinidad, Georgetown, Parimaribo. Cayenne
and 81 Laurent du Maroni, str LAKE
Saws, PM.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3.
Canal Zone. Panama, Nicaragua Except
East COAST, Amapala City, Choluteca,
Cauca and Nsrtno departments OF Colombia
and Ecuador (other parts OF Honduras and
Salvador y. via cristooal DETER mail only,
str EDWARD LUCKEN1ACH. 9 AM:
-oRIA. 80 AM.
Jamaica Cuba y, via Santiago and King
s,on. str oRAlEs. 1870 AM.
Bahamas, including Inagua and Fortune
Islands yCuba y: via Nassau and Havana
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (s).
yin Montevideo and Buenos Aires str HAIR
Costa Rica tCanal Zone. except letter
maii, panama. except letter maiD. Saliva
dor (prints. &c), Nicaragua Except East
COAST, Amapsla City. Choluteca (aiso
Yuscaran), in Honduras: .caucn and Ner.no
departments of Colombia, and Ecuador
CUBA. other parts OF Honduras and letter
mail FOR Salvador -. via Havana. Crlstobal
(sup AN -.
Trinidad and ciudad Bolivar Curacao and
other parts OF Venezuela y, via Trinidad,
Carupsno, Laguayra. Puerto Cabello. Cura-
Gao and Marecaibo, str GROVE 80 An.
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico. via
San Juan, Curacao, Laguayra and Puerto
Cahello, str. PHILADELPHIA, $3.50 AM
Porto Rico. st Thomas and st Croix, via
San Juan. str PORTO RICO (sea posD, 8 go
AN (sup 0:30 AN ID.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco. str So
MONA. Dec l.
Hawan via San Francisco, ctr MANoA,
Dec ..
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands,. via yancou-
yer and Victoria, BE, str EMPRESS OF
Hawaii. Fill Islands. New Zealand and
Australia via Vancouver and Victoria, BIC,
str MAKURA, Dec 4.
Japan, Corea, Chine Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands via Seattle,
str PINE TREE STATE. Dec ).
sMust be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
+Parcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails OF the following dates, Canton Oct
81 Hong Kong Nov ]. Moukden Sth ana
Yokohama 18th. which arrived per str
Protesilaus, were despatched east from
Seattle on Nov &c and are due In New York
on the morning OF Thursday, Dec /.
Mails OF the following dates, Singapore Oct
81. Manila Nov 4, Hong Kong 10th, Shang-
which arrived per str Empress OF Asia. were
despatched east from Seattle on Nov 2S and
are due In New York on the afternoon OF
Saturday, Dec 8.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ASIA (Fr). at Cadiz goth.
DANTE ALIGHIERI eItaD, at Gibraltar
Goth.
FREDERIK VIII DAM. at Copenhagen
29th.
GOTHLAND (Belg). at Gibraltar 2eth.
EANSA (Ger) at Hamburg 9th.
KOREA MARU (Jap). at Hong Kong Goth.
RYNDAM (Dutch), at Boulogne cSth.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
CLOSING OF MAILS


& al
late tim
0
following
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n. >. MCCORMACK GOES WEST.

Tmmet J. Mccormack OF Moore a Nc
Cornack anae gone 10 California 10 look
after his company's Joint service with
swayns a Hoyt between Pacific coast
ports and the wsst indies and Gulf. He
will return In about three weeks
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW york, Nov so-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the sesmen's Church Institute, 2b
South street. dropped day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. ANY one desiring correct Green
Bs1O
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. Nov so-Bsrometer at
noon, 1920 inches; wind. 70, strong breeze
weather. rainstorm; temperature. SO deg
Fahr.
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Continued on Following Page.
MAnrNr-ron sArr or WANTED.

FOR SALE-3O ton gasoline driven derrick
boat Mirror" IN good condition. Can be
seen nt owners wharf. foot Chestnut av.,
Newark. n. J. Address PATTON PITCAIRN
DIVISION, =. q. Fox l6s, Newark. N. J.
FOR gALE-Tug, draft IT,. compound 10,
a. 10 in. built ia16 immediate delivery.
McINTOsH AGENCY. II Broadway. Bowl
ing Green 1861.
wANTED-L,feboat. $50 cubic feet and
equipment for same; also deep sea sound
inc machinr Ccrtianft if2t.
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FRIDAY. DECEMBER 2.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL THURSDAY.


Alaskan, San Francisco. &C.. PM
City OF st Louis, Savannah. ....... 3 100 PM
Marengo, Hull. ..................... -
Meiyo Maru, Yokoha ma. &c....... -
Mohawk. Jacksonville. e............. Noon
Mongolia. Hamburg. rg............... Noon
Monterey, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II 100 AM
Poleric, Bombay. go. -
Sagua. San Juan, &C. $50 PM
sailust Para, &c................. -
Wuerttemberg, Hamburg. Noon
SAIL FRIDAY.
Dryssel. Monte Christi. &c...... 500 PM
City Of Toxic. Yokohama, &C.,. -
Colon, Cristobal. l................... 800 PM
Lake Elrio. Cape Haiti. &c.... PM
Lake Savus, Trinidad, &c....... Pm
Themlstocles, Piraeus. &c........ -
SAIL SATURDAY.
Cslamsres, Port Limon. .......... II 100 AM
Carmania, Southampton. Noon
Celtic, Liverpool. ol.................. Noon
City OF Atlanta, Savannah. 300 PM
City Of Newcastle, Manchester. Noon
Comanehe, Jacksonville. ......... Noon
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER 1.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Aeolus. Mo 17th. ............... sfunson Line
AraDlc, Nhples lbln. ..... w nlIc 5laT
braEa, LISBON 14tn. ..s.......... ElWell a. 90
Camamu, Rio 18th. ............ Lloyd Brazil
Cartons, Mobile Esd.
Peulsen Trading Syndicate
City OF Canton, Gibraltar 18th,
Ellernan's Wilson
Conaanche, Jacksonville 2Sth... Clyde Line
Elgor. Kingston Goth. Caribbean Ss Co
Frogner. viborE 9th. ................... -
FL Victoria. Bermuda csth .Furness- Bermuda
Havo, Sundataol 9th. Stray
King City, Barry f6th.............U 8 Nav
Megali IielIns. Piraeus i6th......N Galanos
Mount Clay. Hamburg fSth... United Amer
North American. Colon 10th. Am Metal Tr
ohiosn, San Pedro 18th. United American
poiona. Dsnsig. .............. Baltic Amer
duiipuc. Cfistobai 22d.......... ROYAL Mall
1'isires. Kingstoa 26ih.. United Fruit
Tuscan Prince. Msrsellles 10th. .Furness- Withy
Fasafi. Rio 18TH. .Lamport & Holt
Nslrorin, Tyne 18th. i...,...... .Cunard Line
wa.iha. Geaoa stl.............Pe Peirce Line
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DUE DFCrafBER y.


Csbo Espartei. Los Painnas f7th. rbarra Line
City OF Atlanta. Savannah 2eth Ocean SIS Co
Edgar 4 Luckeurach. Colon f9th.
Luc<enbaci SIS Co
I'll Alba. Galveston .sth. -. Southern Pacific
III Estero, New Orleans 26th. Southern Pac
fernby. Leith 14th. III Winchester
Geo Washington, Cherpourg 9th II Linos
Guiana. st TTlomss 9Th. .Furness- -w.;hy
II z Mallory, Galveston 26th. Mallory Line
Ipswich. Hamburg i6th... United American
korsnna, Glbralter..... .....-. .Norton-Ltlly
Orduus. Southampton 2.d. Royal Mail
Princess AIetoiks. hamburg 10Th. II Lines
Shasta. Henhurg 10Th ...... Barber 4 Co
Somnelsdyk. Alricrs 10TH. Funch- Edye
svein Jsrl, Iminshsm fGth......s o Stray
West Trskip. Antwerp 11th. Black Diamond
West isleta. Colon 2Sd...........M II Tracy
DUE DECEMBER 3.
Albania Liverpool 2sth. ........ .Cunard Line
An~sljo v. CstHua 20. Mcconnell Truda
Caddo, Panama so-ll. .......... Standard Oil
Columbia. Glasgow oath. ...... Anchor Line
Exeter CITY. Fowsy i2th.. Jas Arkell g. Co
Michigan. London iath. Atlantic Transport
Orla, Hamburg isth....... American Metal
sibonty, Havana eDth. Ward Line
Somerset, Hamburg f6th........R l. Hague
United States. Christiania 2Sf.. .Funch- Edge
Valscla, London loth.......... .Cunard Line
The New York herald., 1921-12-01
DUE DECEMBER 3.
Almanac FOR New York December 1.

The time given IN the above table is Fact.
orn standa "a time and is furnished by the
United states Coast ana Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-12-01

GRACE LINE. INC. TO PERU AND cHrr.s
via Panama Canal 10 Hanover 5d.. Nsw
York,
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an existence as a metropolitan and
police unit. 1t is municipal London
plus the so-called Outer Ring The
7,746,1 1853 people of Greater London
are distributed over 693 square
miles, an area six times that of
municipal London, and more than
twice that of municipal New York.
I'm passing it should be noted
that not only is there a distinction
between Greater London and plain
London but that the City of Lon.
don is something yet again The
City Of London covers only 675
acres and has resident population
of fewer than $4,000 The day pop
ulation, however, exceeds 100000
The City Of London is the London
OF history. with its quaint govern
ment forms, including its lord-mayor
! which is installed ann t'ly with a
time honored ceremony known as
the lordmayor's show
New York of today is an agglom-
GRAFTON Of towns. All have been
amalgamated with the original New
York, comprised in what now is the
borough Of Manhattan, or the coun-
ty of New York. The New YORK.
which includes the boroughs of Man
haitian, Brooklyn, Bronx, Queens and
Richmond, is a municipal unit with
an area OF 326 square miles and
population Of 5.620,Q4S.
An Imaginary Greater New York.
The Greater London includes al,
the suburbs within a radius of Is
miles around Charing Cross. By
this definition New York also should
include Jersey City, Hoboken and
Bayonne, across the Hudson, and
Yonkers, Mt, Vernon and New Ro-
chelle to the north.
Suppose New York were to add
to its present area the aggregate
273 miles of Hudson, Essex aid
| Union counties in New Jersey. g.
still would be a hundred suua!.
miles smaller than Greater Lon
don but would pass the seven mt.
lion mark in population, Were i.
then to add portions of Westchce
ter County north Of the Bronx and
Of Nassau County ION Long IslandJ
it would pass London's population
we'll within a like area.
Summing up, then. municipal
New York is larger than municipal
London. A mythical Greater New
York, extending as far into its en-
vironment as does Greater London
would be larger than Greater Lon.
don Aside from municipal defni.
ton New York and the TERRITORY
about it constitutes a greater pop
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-09-03
NEW YORK IS
LARGEST CITY

What is the largest city in the
world?
The question arises again with
he British census announcement
which ascribes to Greater London
L476,168 peo5e,' says a bulletin
rom the Washington, D. c., head,
quarters Of the National Geographic
Society.
Since the 1920 census gave New
York City population Of 5,620.048,
here would seem to be no ques-
ion regarding the relative size Of
be two cities But il one seeks to
inow what is the largest population
center in the world. then New York
IAN advance a tenable claim against
london for the honor.
Strictly speaking the municipal.
Ity of New York has more people
han the municipality OF London.
For legally, as a municipal unit,
London refers only to the area with
n the boundaries Of the County Of
London. Thus the municipal Lon.
don, which corresponds to the munic-
pal New York, comprises about lis
square miles and, in 1911, had q
population of four and half million.
Only the Greater London figures
are carried in dispatches, but at the
rate OF growth they indicate, Lon
Ion propee still is under the five
million mark.
The Greater London which has
aearly seven and half million has