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Evening star., 1921-01-21
MR. wilson TO RIDE.
| WITH Mr.. HARDING.
Present Plan Is to Return
/ EDm Capitol Before In
? auqural Ceremonies.

President Wilson will ride with
President-elect Harding to the Capitol
when the latter presents himself to
take the oath of office March next.
and will have a luncheon in his honor
at the White House later in the day
This feature of the inauguration.
which was intimated several times
during the early preparation of the
inaugural arrangements, is now
known to be certainty. unless MT
Harding should. in the meantime
make known a desire for it's elimina-
tion.
According to reliable information.
those persons who gather along the
on March will have the pleasure of
seeing their outgoing and incoming
Presidents sitting side by side in an
open automobile.
Military Escort Likely.
1t is considered likely that they will
have a military escort. probably
squadron of cavalry from Fort Myer,
and nothing more. However. these de-
tails will be attended to by the War
Department, working under directions
from the joint congressional inaug
ural committee.
The physical condition of President
Wilson is known to be such that his
participation in the event to this ex-
tent would in nowise tend to impair
his health. Besides this. he is known
to be anxious to make the trip with
his successor and as late as yester-
day he spoke of the coming event
with much interest and enthusiasm
II is not considered likely, though.
that he will leave the automob lie
when it reaches the Capitol. 1t is be
lieved that he will Immediately re-
turn to the White House and will
there await the coming of the new
President and Mrs. Harding and the
official party invited to attend the
formal White House luncheon. This
latter will be Mr.. Wilson last Of
fetal and formal act in the Executive
Mansion.
Committee to Report.
Within the next day or so the in
augural executive committee. of
which E. B. Mclean is chairman. and
which was making arrangements for
an elaborate celebration of the inau-
guration until called off by Senator
Harding. will make known the total
amount of money expended during
the preliminary work and will state
just how much each person and firm
who subscribed to the guarantee in
augural fund will be called upon to
pay.
1t is not considered likely that the
individual payment will amount to
more than per cent of the amount
originally subscribed. In the mean
time the auditing committee, of
which John Poole is chairman. is au-
diting the accounts of the various
committees and subcommittee, which
work will have been completed with
in the next forty-eight hours
Evening star., 1921-01-21
HUNTREss is INJURED.
Miss Olive Reeder of Baltimore
Suffers Broken Leg.

BALTIMORE, Md, January FL
Miss r. Olive Reeder. considered one
of tho best horsewomen in the south.
is at her home here with her leg
broken in three places in an accident
while hunting with the Elkridge
Hounds Saturday.
Miss Reeder had negotiated a num-
ber of difficult feats Of horsemanship
and her mount had Just taken a
fence and was under thorough con-
troll when the party started through
was allowing the horse to go along
easily when he suddenly swerved and
the rider was caught against a tree.
The saddle loosened and Miss Reeder
was thrown to the ground.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
JOHN L. NEWBOLD CHOSEN
Appointed Member of the Minimum
Wage Board.

The District Commissioners, in
board meeting yesterday afternoon,
appointed John L. Newbold a member
or the minimum wage board for a
term of three years.
Mr.. Newbold. who is president of the
Merchants Transfer and Storage
company. succeeds Joseph A. Ber-
berich. whose term expired January
Mr.. Newbold was recommended for
the vacancy by the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association, which
pointed out to the Commissioners that
the head Of the storage company has
oeen Tor number of years a large
employer of labor and therefore well
QuaIsned to sit on the wage board
The e3other members of the board are
Jesse e. Adkins, chairman. and Miss
Evening star., 1921-01-21
STAGE HEAD[|NERS
AIDING RELIEF FUND
Theater Matinee Today in
Behalf of Destitute Chill
dren of Europe.

| Headliners from all the Washington
theaters are contributing their serv-
ices to a special matinee at the Be
iasco this afternoon to further the
success of the participation of the
National Capital in the nation wide
European relief fund campaign, in
augurated to feed and clothe $3.50, 900
destitute children abroad.
The bill Is being further featured by
the appearance of special surprise
number. The artist contributing this.
II was learned early this afternoon, is
Nine. Margaret Matzenauer, billed as
| the worlds greatest contralto. Her
jaccompanist is Richard Hageman. the
composer. and her appearance was ar
ranged for through the courtesy of
| Arthur Judson.
I'D Wynn Master OF Ceremonies.
ED" Wynn. principal in the carni-
val bearing his name now playing at
| the National. is master of ceremonies
and has as his guests seven small or
phans from 2 local institution.
Tom O'Hare of the Jimmie" Com
pany is acting as stage manager. Max
Sottnek of Jimmie" Max Steiner of
Blue Eyes and Antonio Bafunno of
Ed Wynn's Carnival are directing the
orchestra for their respective artists.
Paul ]. Schwarz. conductor of the
Belasco Theater Orchestra. and every
! member thereof have donated their
services to the Hoover committee.
Arthur j. Maxwell is to direct flor AL
Shayne.
w. b. Miller of the Red Star Sight
seeing Line has donated the use of
one of his cars to transport the big
acts from the National and Poll thea
ters. The Washington Printing Com
pany has donated the program and
Messrs. Shubert and David Belasco
have given the use of the theater.
Charles NJ. Stieff, Inc, loaned the
grand piano used on the stage.
Fund Lacks $4,000.
The fund here is still $4,000 short
of the original quota, which means
that Washington people must save
1000 little lives between now and
February 4, when the campaign will
end in this city.
In aid of the relief campaign Y. w.
c. A. cafeterias and lunchrooms all
over the country, in addition to their
regular bill of fare, will feature Feb
ruary 1 a typical Hoover meal" con-
sisting of stew. cocoa and bread. the
sort of menu that stands between the
children of Europe and starvation un-
til next summers harvests begin to be
garnered. Total receipts from the
MONDAY meal will be donated to the
fund.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
$21, 800 IN BONDS FOUND.

CHICAGO. January 21.-Bonds valued
at $21.S00. loosely wrapped in a news
paper, were found by D. F. Crimmins,
who accidentally stumbled over the
package as he entered teaming COM
panys Office. Mr. Cummins notified fed
eral officials who began q check to as
certain II the bonds were part Of the
loot obtained by five bandits who stole
twelve sacks Of mail from a truck in
the Union Station Tuesday morning.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
DISCUSS NEW TRADE BODY
q. s. Representatives Take Up
Proposals in Uruguay.

MoNTEvIDEO, January 21.-Pro-
posals looking to the creation of q
North Americana -Uruguayan chamber
of commerce were discussed by a
number of representatives of the
United States and local business
houses with DR.. Castillo, secretary to
PRESIDENT Brum, today. 1t was point
ed out that such an organization
would assist in settling difficulties
which might arise between merchants
OF the two countries.
It was agreed to appoint a commit
tee to organize the chamber, the
members OF which would be equally
divided between citizens Of the United
States and Uruguayans. Hope was
expressed that the new organization
would be recognized by the Chamber
OF Commerce of the United States.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
A. B. LITTLE AID FOR JOBS.
Degreeless Men Have Nearly as
Much Chance, Says DR.. Goodnow.

with bachelor Of arts degree from n
college has little better chance Of
getting job than a man without a
degree. DR.. Frank J. Goodnow, presi-
dent of Johns Hopkins University, de-
clared. adding there was no reason
He said further that practically
minded leaders Of business and indus
try were justified in having little re-
spect for the high mark" in college
studies and for the A. B. degree of a
an interviewer by way Of comment on
the annual report of DR.. Lowell, presi-
dent of Harvard University, who
noted that the popular attitude to-
ward excellence in college was not a
complimentary attitude.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
F. B. WATERS ARRESTED.

Charges Of housebreaking have bee
preferred against Frank B. Waters.
nineteen years old. who came to this
city from Dayton. Ohio. when he was
ten years old and has been living at
319 o street southwest the past few
months. Detective Mansfield of the
fourth precinct arrested the boy on
suspicion and. it is stated. alleged
stolen jewelry was found in his pos
session.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
BAKHMETEFF0FF TO PARIS
Sails to Confer on Revival of Ke-
rensky Government.

NEW YORK, January 21.-Boria
Bakhmeteff, Russian ambassador to the
United States during the kerensky
regime. sailed for Paris yesterday for
a conference there called by the former
premier and his associates to consider
reviving the Kerensky government. Mr.
Bahkmetef expects to return to Wash
ington February 20. where he still MAIN
tains his embassy" despite the fact
that he does not represent the present
soviet government.
He made no statement upon departure,
except to say that he might have some-
thing of Importance" when he got back.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
WANTS RANK RESTORED
Col, J, w. French Asks Mandam;
Against Secretary Baker.

Col. John w. French. recently
tired under orders of the reclassifica
ton board from his position o
colonel of infantry. today applied T.
mandamus to compel Newton D. Ba
ker, Secretary of War. to restore hin,
to his rank and emoluments. Chief
Justice Mccoy issued a rule on Sec
retary Baker to show cause why the
mandamus should not be issued. Col
French claims that the board which
recommended his retirement was un-
lawfully constituted and his rights
have been taken away without due
process of law.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
NEWSBOYS SEE FILM.
Evening Star Sellers Are Guests at
Leader Theater.

contingent, were guests of Sidney B.
Lust, manager of the Leader Theater,
last night, when they saw the film
comedy, "The County Fair" featuring
Wesley Barry, the boy comedian. and
his multifaHous freckles.
The first group of Star newsboys
was entertained by Mr.. Lust on Mon
day night, and the $50 who cheered
the exploits of their fellow funmaker
last night completed the list. All OF
the newsboys in the city now have
seen the film.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
TALKS TO GIRL SCOUTS.
Lady Kerr Discusses "Internationa
Scouting at Convention.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, January 21-
The annual dinner of the Girl Scouts
national organiza ton was held here
last night, with 275 guests in attend
ance.
Lady Mary Kerr. representative of
Sir Robert Baden Powell of England
and deputy chief commissier of the
Girl Guides of England, an organiza-
ton himilar to the Girl Scouts, spoke
upon the aspects of international
scouting.
Lady Kerr is the wife of. Admiral
Kerr of the British navy. She is to
make a tour Of scout activities in
the eastern and southern states be-
fore returning to England
Evening star., 1921-01-21
NORFOLK AWAITS MAYOR.
jo'Callaghan Expected to Arrive at
Port Late Today.

NORFOLK. Va. Jauary 21.-Al-
though Judge Joseph T. Lawless,
counsel for the Irish Official. yester-
day requested Donal O'Callaghan, lord
mayor of Cork, to surrender himself
to the immigration authorities here
to be deported as a seaman" SO far
as could be learned here this morning
no actual arrangements had been
maoe Tor O'Callaghan's departure.
1t was said the lord mayor would he
allowed reasonable time in which
to obtain berth on a ship outward
bound, and there was no intention to
summarily deport him. O'Callaghan
was expected to reach here late today
from New York
Evening star., 1921-01-21
FRENCH FRE1GHTER FLoArEp

- CHATHAM. Mass. January 21.-The
French freighter Bacchus. which was
hung up on Bearses shoai last night.
after humping three times over the
sand spots that skirt Cape Cod. was
foated early today. Aboard her were
the crews of two coast guard sta
lions VINO were marooned on the
vessel when they lost their snrf.
boats in going to her aid.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
CATCH 12e TAX DODGERS.

DETROIT, January 21.-More than
$4,000 in income taxes was collected
from aliens here. who were stopped
by the internal revenue collector as
they were about to cross into Canada,
and the Ukraine. To the forty-nfne
who were halted by Collector John
A. Grogan, Wednesday. eighty were
added yesterday. They were allow
ed to proceed after paying the tax.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
ADMIRAL WILSON IN CHARGE

Admiral Wilson informed the Navy
Department today by cable that he
had assumed command of the United
States feet when the Atlantic and
Pacific fleets Joined at the Pacific
end of the Panama Canal. The COM
bined neet is 80 known by the Navy,
and the commander of the Atlantic
feet, az senior officer, also is COM
ma1der Of the United States feet,
Evening star., 1921-01-21
SCHOOL CONTRACT LET.

Contract for laying tho foundation
and substructure Of the new Eastern
High School. East Capitol street from
18th to 18th streets northeast, has
been awarded to George Hyman. Mr..
Hyman's bid was for $zs5, $40. This
will be the second part Of the build
ing project, tho excavating having Al
ready been done. A third contract for
tho erection Of the upper stories viii
bo let later.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
WOMEN MAKE PROTEST.
Trade Union League Charges Dis.
elimination in Congress.

Legislation Of great Importance to
women Is being discriminated against
by Congress. according to resolutions
adopted at meeting Of the women's
Trade Union League held at 1929 New
York avenue last night
Constant objection to such legfs-
fation on the part of members Of Con-
GreB b found to be that Of expense" the
resolution stated. while at the same
One enormous sums of money are
appeopriAted for purposes which to
the women OF tho country seem less
important"
Congress WaS urged to act favor
4bay on various measures now before
Evening star., 1921-01-21
TAKEN WITH $4,000 BONDS.

NEW YORK, January 21.-Two men
believed by police to be the repre-
sentatives Of western bank thieves in
the disposal of stolen securities here
were arrested by city detectives and
$4,000 worth of liberty bonds confis-
Gated. The men are alleged to have
attempted to dispose of the bonds tc
the detectivs. who posed as bankers
They were taken at the point of pis.
tolls. Harris attempted to escape, but
was stopped by two shots fired by
one Of the officers.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
BAKERY SALEsNIEN ELECT

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF the newly elected
official personne! Of the Bakery Salos-
mems Union. No. 80, was made TO-DAY
by Business Agent J. E Toone. Tn.
officers are; Carl Herring. president:
John r. German. vice president: John
ence Bolen. secretary-treasurer. and
R c. Lester. trustee. The delepates
to the Central Labor Union are J. r
Toone, Carl Herring, Thomas G. EoY
d. II. Patton and Frank Amrein
Delegates to Maryland State Fedora
ton Of Labor will be ]. e. Toone and
John T. German. Mr.. Toone was re.
tanned as business agent.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
VISITING MINISTER 10 TALK

Rev H b Wilson Of Boonton, NJ J..
is to deliver an address on tho So
cdety Of the NaxaFene" at . O'Clock
tonight at tho Church Of tho EpipA-
any. He also viii speak Sunday
morning at II o'clock a& Sc. Johns
Episcopal Church (GeorEetown). and
in tho evening at O'Clock At st.
Masks Episcopal Church.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
o'cALLAGHAN TO STOP.
Will Visit Washington on Way to
Norfolk From New York.

NEW YORK. January 21-Donal
OCallaghan, lord mayor of Cork, left
here this afternoon for Norfolk, Va,
where he will surrender himself to the
immigration authorities, who an.
nounced he would be permitted to re-
ship as sailor. after having come to
this country as seaman. to testify re.
garding conditions in Ireland.
He said he would stop in Washing
ton to confer with his counsel. He de-
clined to discuss his case in any way.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
SECRETARY CoLBY's RETURN

Secretary Colby, now on his way
home from an official visit to Brazil.
Argentine and Uruguay, has notified
the State Department from Port au
Spain that he expects to arrive at
Hampton roads on the battleship Flo
rida next Wednesday or Thursday
and will come direct to this city.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
coNFEssEs $4,000 SHORTAGE.

MEMPHIS. January 21.-Alexander
V: Smith. assistant cashier of the
FIRST National Bank of Memphis. was
by deputy United States marshal
on a warrant charging embezzlement
OF the funds of the bank. ACCORDING
to a statement issued by T. K. Rid
dick, attorney for the bank, Smith
confessed to the officials of the bank
$4,000
Evening star., 1921-01-21
FLEET At BALBOA.

BALBOA. Panama, January 2l.-The
Atlantic fleet passed through the
Panama canal and Joined the Pacific
neet yesterday. The combined fleets
will leave Panama Saturday morning
bound for Callao and Valparaiso
Evening star., 1921-01-21
CUURT sENTENCE THREE

2naY Wood, Eleanor Wood. hes
4uAtee, and Raymond Davis. an COL
: ~eA WWo sentenced today by Justice
> 60uA 1Dr IN assauit ON Deputy United
Ee1As0 AarBhal Esk1idge whom the
S46R Was serving q writ Of replevin
- Q osWing machine At tho Wood
1A 6sptsmbor Is. last. The daugh-
AR being only fourteen yeaFD old.
.N0 y0eaA0e6 oa Q Suspended SEN
tHa0nO q ok Moa4hA Tho motlaef VA
10 . 01nsqa G0P16E O0af10AD1
.1UUonG0o0tx mo10ha.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
ARTHUR L. SIFTON DIES.

OTTAWA, J8uudfy Il. - Arthur
Lewis sifton. Dominion secretary of
state since December 3, 1873, died here
today. He was sixty-two years old.
Mr. Sifton had been prominent in the
politics Of western Canada for many
years and active in Dominion affairs
since October. 1917. He was born in
st. Johns Ont. and was graduated
from Wesley College, Winnipeg: Vic
gity.
Evening star., 1921-01-21
Woman Pastor Asks
Election to Post of
House Chaplain

Miss Clara Morgan, pastor Of
q church at Perry, n. ". is q
candidate for chaplain Of the
House Of Representatives.. to
succeed Rev. Henry NJ. Coaden.
who has Just resiEneA. Her
candidacy In supported hy
Archie d. Sanders, In whoae
district she II now q pastor.
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BY United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distances given IN miles: position at aoon,
unless otherwise specified
Admission City 30i w Balboa 9 PM both.
Arzouan 152 S Ambrose Sept /.
AusaDle - S Carysfort 3ist.
bayou chico lo5 SO South Pass 3ist.
Baytown 80 $ Jupiter 3lst
Blair 1854 i Boston !. 3iHt.
Brilliant rs y Hattcras sept 1.
Bristol LIT 40 Os, lon - 80 Sept I.
Cape Henry lis sw waiting Island 3Oth.
Casey lat -, Ion - 3lst.
Cheyenne 80 Sc Miami 3lst
City OF Columbus . sW Gay Head Sept l.
City of Spokane 2l40 from Seattle Pm
Ciarksburg s37 II Boston ]. v sist.
Cllffwood 320 NE 81 Augustine 3lst
Occur d'Alene lat 30 a. Ion ~ is Sept I.
codbrook 200 : Charleston 3ist.
Colon 35T Scotland l. v Sept 1.
Concho 2Ss Ambrose Sept 1.
connespeak 20 w Sand Key 3ist
Cornelia 1873 Scotland + v 3Ist.
Creole 313 5 Scotland l. V Sept 1.
Cuba 3ps San Francisco 3 Psi 10th.
Defiance S7l from Charleston 3lst.
Delco 100 Colon 3lst.
Delflnu g71 SsE Ambrose 3lst.
Dirlgo ~ " Jupiter 3lst.
Eclipse Gas + Ambrose 3ist.
FL Norte 100 WNW TortugaS 3fst
FL Ocridente 20l Scotland l. Y Sept /.
III Vale 1870 $ Scotland 4 Sept l.
Everett - WsW Nantucket sept I.
II Bnrstow 30 NJ BY Jupiter 3ist
Fred w Weller ~ s fiatteras sept Il
Gnffucy 200 h Cape Canaveral 3ist
Cilenpool II NE Alligator 3ist.
Gulf ~ Mexico los M TortuFas 3ist.
Guitsoast y i9i Hattcras Sept |.
Gufprince i55 Hatteras Sept =.
Harold Waller coz Scotland r " Sept 1.
Henry Z. Wilton ~ y Hattsras Sept /.
Herbert y Pratt 2i1 WV Tortugas s0th.
honolulu co. Ambrose 3ist.
Hudson 23t p Nmbrn. = 3tst.
iiarea sis : scotland Z sept |.
= n NuuufN III Il iupitHr 3tst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-02
CLEARED.

IFrom u. s. Naval Communication Service.l
str Narragansett (Br). Gray, London via
Eaton Rouge (oiD--N NJ Smith.
Str New York City (Br), Olsen Bristol
(genera)--J Arkell Co.
Str Spes (Nor), Simonsen, Helsing fors and
Wiborg CgeneraD-S 0 Stray Steamship Cor
poration.
Str Samland (Belg). King. Hamburg, Libau
and Danzig (generaD-Red Star Line.
Str Belvedere 0taD, Cosulich, Vigo and
Cadlz via Norfolk (generaD-Phelps Bros &
20.
Str Casiana. Doyle. Tampico (ballast)-
Edward l. Doheny.
Str Princess May CBr). Hill, Port Antonio
(ballast)-Di Giorgio Go, Inc.
Str Mundale, Hassell, Havana via Baltl
more (general)--Munson Steamship Line.
Str Orizaba, O'keefe, Havana. Progreso.
sc (generaD-New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co.
Str Great Falls. Smith. Inagua, Cape
Hayti, &c (general)-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Pioneer, Christensen, Texas City (bal-
last)--Robert l. Hague.
str Jefferson, Horsey, Norfolk (generaD--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Bratsbery (NorD. Johannessen. Norfolk
(ballast)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Bornholm DAM Hansen, Philadelphia
(ballast)-Ph Van Ommeren Corporation.
Str q r Grove (Br), Green, Newark (bal-
ast)-Warner-t.uinlan CO.
Str Rosalind CBr). Mitchell, Halifax and
81 Johns (general) -Bowring & Co.
str Delaware (Nor), Robinson, Boston
(generaD Eastern Steamship Corporation.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMER:
FhAtl - kNA3~
SAIL. SATURDAY


the ~ Giorglo Steamship Co. with fruit.
Went 10 pier q East River.
Str Lake Fernando. Guantanamo Aug &c,
20 the New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Co. IN ballast Went TO New York Dock Cos
pier IL, Brooklyn
Str Shcnffield tBr). Guantanamo Aug %.
to the Munson Steamship Line. with sugar.
Anchored off Stapeton.
Str Estrada Palma tCubanD, Havana Aug
20. to Hernandez. with sugar.
str Nueces. Galveston Aug &c. to the Nal
lory Steamship 60. with passengers and
ndsc. Went 70 pier 80, North River.
Str Ei LaEo. New Orleans Aug 20. TO the
Southern Pacific CO. with mdse. Went TO
pier 70. North River.
Str Pioneer, Baton Rouge. 70 Robert l.
Hague, with crude oil. Went to pier ., Con-
stable Hook
Str City OF 81 Louis Savannah Aug 3d. 70
the ocean Steamship Co, With passengers
and mdse
Str Samland CBeigl. Philadelphia. 70 the
Red STAR Line tand proceeded Tor Ham
burg)
str Halartus Err. Montreal Aug -, sgd
ney, CB 4ith aud Boston 3Oth, 10 II T. Hous-
ton & Go, with mdse In transit TO Buenos
Aires. Went 70 pier 3, Erie Basin.
u Coaat Guard cutter Gresham, New
London
l. S Eagle No -. Vineyard Haven.
Tug Liberty, towing bargns.
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SAILED.

strs Lafayette tFr), Havre; Samland
(Beg). Hamburg; Gulflight, Tampico: Mo-
hawk. Charleston and Jacksonville; Mount
Clinton. Hamburg; Hellig Olav (Dan). Chris
tiania. Orizaba. Havana. Jefferson. Nor
folk; City of Savannah, Savannah. Spes
tNor). Hesingfors; st Mihiel (transporD
San Juan and Cristobal.
Str Bornholm (Dan), Philadelphia.
u S S Niagara, Balboa.
Schr Lucy p Dow. Hampton Roads.
Tug Minnie. towing barges anchored in
Sandy Hook Bay at 9:5S AND.
Sailed Aug 81. strs Arizonan. San Fran
cisco. Gulf Prince, Port Arthur.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea lcve) at New York on
Thursday Sept /. 1921. at AM. reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
thirty and fifteen hundredths GOLD inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
Sixty-five and eight-tenths (18o.s) MILL
meters. Captains of all vessels now lying In
or near the ports of New York and Brooklyn
can advantageousiy use the above official
data for observing whether their own ba-
rometers require any considerable correction
adjustment.
wind at Sandy Hook, PM, Sc, Is miles,
clear. moderate sea.