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The New York herald., 1921-12-25
u. S. LEADS WORLD IN
EXPORT TRADE IN 1921
Ships $4,000, 100000 Goods
and RaU Material.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Dec. "a.


American made goods and raw ma
terials. worth nearly $4,000. 900, 900. have
been sold this year in foreign markets
arc official reports of the Commerce De-
partment indicated to-day. Despite
worldwide economic depression. a stream
Cf foreign orders are pouring 10 the Of
fees of American manufacturers, ex-
porters, mine operators and farmers.
Tho American export trade for 1921
represents che biggest sales sheet of any
Cf the worlds great exporting nations.
Foreign sales of England. formerly re-
garded as the worlds gr 4test trading
ration, total this year less than S3,000,-
100000, or Approximately two-fifths less
than the sales of the United States.
The large volume of American export
trade this year reduced unemployment,
officials say, and kept working many
mills and factories that otherwise would
have been idle. In general terms, Amer
Jean exports have furnished employment
20 5000 900 workers. II Is estimated.
The 1921 export totals are not COM
parable. officials point out, with the
1890 sales sheet. In 1920 the total value
OF goods sold abroad was more than
81. 600, 000. 900. which does. not mean that
American trade has fallen off. The de-
crease In the value OF shipments is due
primarily to falling values of commodi-
ties. The tonnage of goods shipped has
Increased In many cases except in ship
nients TO Europe. On the basis of weight
and volume OF orders. American manu-
facturers and exporters sold this year
goods Mt a faster rate than they did in
1920, which, officials say. makes very
bright the prospects for 1922.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
LONDON. Dec 2s-Arrived. str Maryland

LONDON. Dec 2S-ArrIved. str Maryland
CBr). Boston.
Arrived %, str Valacia CBr). NV York.
Sailed esd str Lisgar County ,Nor). Hall
MANCHESTER, Dec 23-sailed. strs coae-
hatta, Baltimore; Manchester Mariner tDo'
MoRoRAN. Dec 2s-Arrived. str Tsuru-
shims ss.. :asru Jap. Portland ns5 o. o,,o FRI,
NAPLES, Dec i7-Arrlved. str Monte cristo
iNoRREsUNDBY. Dec 23-Arrived. str
Tulsa. Montreal and Bergen. caa
PALERMO, Dec i9-Arrived' str Canada
PASSAGES, Dec 1s-Arrived. str Pipestone
PENANG. Dec 2i-sailed, str Kansas (Br).
PLYMOUTH. Dec o3-Arrived, str Centen-
nlsl sn state @y Me% York for London r;EaG str San
PRESTON, Dec 24-Arrived, str Honduras
| (Nor), Puerto Castillo.
PUERTO CASTILLA. Dec e3-Arrived, str
Sailed 2lst. 8 PM, str cibso (Nor>. Mobile.
| RIO JANEIRo. Dec 2S-Arrived, str West
sailed sd, str Grontoft (Nor). New Or
| leans and Galveston.
RoUEN, Dec 2o--Arrived. bark Ragna
sANDEFJoRD, Dec ls-sailed. str Golaa
SANTIAGO. Dec as-Arrived, str Bowdeu
| (Nor), New Orleans.
SHANGHAI. Dec 22--Sailed. str Sh!nyo
| Maru (Jap), San Francisco.
! SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 22-Sailed, str Re-
nella OBJ. Port Arthur.
Sailed 23d. str Finland (from Antwerp
| New York
SUEZ, Dec 23-Arrived. str Tydeus tBr)
from Hong Kong for Boston and New fork
| Arrived 23d. strs Grace Dollar tBrl
| Madras for New York: West Ivis, Manila
for do; Yankee Arrow, Bombay for Port
| Arthur Tex.
| TAKU BAR. Dec 2,-Arrved. str Moorish
Prince (Br). New York.
TAMPICo. Dec 24-Arrived. str Camden
TAMTAvE. Dec 2s--Arrived, str Royal
| Prince (Br), New York.
| TELA. Dec 23-Sailed. str Omoa (HonD
| New Orleans.
VENICE. Dec 2f-Arrived, str Nurturetor
| (Br) Philadelphia.
VIGo. Dec 23-Arr!ved. str Brasa (Fr)
| New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALGIERS. Dec 1G--Arrived. str Ramon de
Sailed 18th, str Maridai (Nor). Philadel-
phia.
MONMOUTH, Dec 2S-Arrived. str Bo-
Sailed 93d, str Seminole (Br). Baton Rouge.
BALBOA. Dec 2S-saied str Anna CNor).
from Guayaquil for New York.
BERGEN. Dec I9-Arrived, str Tyrlfjo.d
(Nor). New York.
BILBAO, Dec 2o-Arrived. str woldinsham
BocAs, Dec as-Arrived, str Parismins,
BREMEN, Dec e3-Arrlyed. str Princess
CRisToBAL, Dec 23-Arrived. strs Mex
lean, New York for san Francisco; Cristo-
Shanghai; Nyanza, New Orleans for San
sailed sIst. II AM, str Abangarez, New
Sailed 2sd, str Julia Luckeubach (from
New sNy,, Iorlo. san Franciseo' ~,
DUNNET HEAD, Dec "a, / 20 PAf-Passed,
str ,t s. !, Anihony. sundsvaal fos Philadelphia;
Monarch (Br), Portland. o.
FREDERIKsHAvEN. Dec 1S-Arrived, str
Marie (Gerl, Galveston.
New York.
Arrived 18th; strs West, Lashaway. New
York; 18th, Schroon. Charleston.
GIBRALTAR, Dec 22-Sailed, str Beckea-
ham (Br). from Smyrna for New York.
GLASGOW. Dec 22-Arriyed, str Le1ing-
HALMsTAD, Dec l9-Sailed, str Aspen
(SW), Beaumont.
HAMBURG. Dec 2o-Arr!ved. str orduna
(Br). New York.
Sailed 23d, str Mongolia, New York.
HARTLEPOOL. Dec 22-Arrived, str VIC
tor dc Chavarri (Sp), Port Arthur, &c.
HAVANA, Dec 23. IL AAI-Sailed, str Gala
mares, New York.
HAvRE, Dec 2i-Arrived, strs coylet CBr)
Port Arthur: De la Sale GTr), New Orleans
jacques Cartier (Fr, do; Montana (Fr)
Baltimore.
HULL. Dec 22-Arrived. STR sesuache.
4 New Orleans.
KOBE. Dec 20--sailed. str Ilao all Maru
| (Jap), Tacoma.
! LEITH. Dec 23-Arrived. str Cairnmoua
O}rl, Portland.
| sailed 23d str Statwell (Br) Portland. Me
| LEI%OES. Dec 1s-Arrived. str Cabo VA
| iano (SpD. New York.
! LIvERPooL. Doc 22-Arriyed, ctr Maiden
/ Greek. Mobile.
| Arrived 23d, ctr India fBrl, Galveston.
Sailed Esd. str Nortonian (BrD, Portland
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steam lighter Amelia. with six lighters in
tow, while coming down the North River
yesterday, collided with the Baxter Wreck
ing Co.'S plant, which was at work off the
Battery; some of the lighters and the Baxter
wrecliing plant were damaged
BOSTON, Mass, Dec o4--Str Mount Evans
Antwerp for New York. is in distress SOC
miles OF Boston, 1t was reported in wire
less messages picked UP here to-day; the
vessel is without fuel oil.
HALIFAX, Dec 21-Str Maskinonge (Br)
has been sold to Russian interests the
transfer took place at Rotterdam.
LONDON, Dec 24-Str Pamela. from Kotka
and Copenhagen for New York, passed
Needles Il w. going east in tow OF tugs
engines disabled.
NORFOLK. Va. Dec 24--Schr Anna Camp
is ashore on Hampton bar. Chesapeake Bay.
Str Eastern Sun. before reported with
engine trouble. arrived at Hampton Roads
to-day. safely conveyed by a u coast
guard cutter.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec o4-str wilhiIo.
hence for New York. got aground during fog
below the city; expect to float next high
tide.
SANDY HOOK, NJ, Dec 24-Barge Ale
glany. before repored aground, was floated
on rising tide at S:45 AN last Wednesday
by tug Western.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
SAILED.

Strs Virgilia (Br), London; Erholm (Nor)
Cienfuegos: VIM A McKenny, Philadelphia !;
Harold Walker. Tampico: Maracaibo, Mara
caibo; Glare, San Juan; Lake Stirling. Rich
mond; Faraby. Leith: Toloa (Br). Havana
and Port Limon; Porto Rico. San Juan {;
scythia (Br), Queenstown and Liverpool
iceland (Br), Antwerp: Orizaba. Havana
Flora Dutch. Cape Haiti; Apache. jack
sonvilie; Momus. New Orleans: Trafalgar
tNor). Cienfuegos; Java Arrow. Beaumont
Hoboken, Boston; Heredia. Tela; Aware
tBraz). Pernambuco; jefferson. Norfolk
Canadian Conqueror (Br), st John, NIB;
Montana, London: Argosy. Norfolk; CroI-
teth Hall lBr). Naples; Northwestern Miller
(Br), London.
Strs Alpine Range (Br). Leith: El Sol
Galveston; City of Montgomery, Savannah
Lake Gilboa, Brunswick; Graecia (Sw)
Sagua la Grande; Hubert (Br), Maceio via
Norfolk; Great Falls. Cape Haiten: Nun
dale, Nuevitas; Philadelphia. Baltimore
Athaulf (Sw), Philadelphia.
Sailed 23d. str Franklin. Houston.
Sailed ed, str Eimac. Demerara. &c.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New York or
Saturday. Dec "a. 1921, at 3 AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and nlnety-fve hundredths
(29.95) inches. This closely approxmates
seven hundred and sixty and seven-tenths
T60.O millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying In or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
SAFETY CONTESTS
REDUCE ACCIDENTS
Fewer Motor Casualties in L. S.
Among School Children
Reported.

WASHINGTON. d. c., Dec. 2i,-Reduc-
tion of automobile accidents and fatal
ities among school children already is
beginning to be apparent az a result OF
the national safety contests conducted
by the Highway and Highway Trans
port Education Committee, according to
reports emanating from all sections OF
the country, 1t was said here to-day by
officials of the committee.
I'VE observe a decider, tendency tow
ard carefulness," writes one school su-
perintendent. 1T is unlikely that the
principles of safety could have been i'm
pressed more firmly upon the minds OF
our pupils In any other manner than by
means of the contest conducted under
your supervision"
With the contests over the next task.
according to the committee, Is the grad
ing OF the manuscripts and the award
ing of the 472 State and Territorial
prizes and the national honors and
prizes offered for the best essays and
the best lessons prepared in the contests.
Correspondence with school officials
from all sections of the country indicates
that a veritable deluge of essays By
pupils and lessons by teachers are reach
Ing the offices of the superntendents
and principals.
I'VE feel lSeenly the responsibility that
devolves upon US to see that each manu-
script written receives careful considera-
ton" say officials of the committee
I'VE are receiving splendid cooperation
from county. city and State superintend-
ents of schools"
AS result of the campaign conduct d
by the committee many inquiries are
being received regarding the best means
Of caring for local conditions. These re-
quests come from Tennessee. Michigan,
California and other states. 1t Is be-
lieved the committee eventually win be-
come a clearing house for safety ideas
disseminating them to all persons inter
ested in the protection OF children from
motor mishaps.
One interesting result of the contests
Is the plea from the territories for an
extension of time. This has been granted
Hawaii. Alaska, the Philippines and
Forto Rico because of the physical handi-
caps that prevented the committee from
reaching school and public officials there
with the news of the campaign i'm time
for them to begin the preparation OF
their manuscripts at the same time
pupils and teachers in the States com
menced work. An exchange OF cable
gram messages has given these outlying
sections until January 2i TO submit es'
says and lessons.
II Is said that the results OF the con
tests cannot be known before March oi
April. AT that time general announce
reut will be sent out TO all schools and
persons interested and TO the press.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy TeIegraph.J

BOSTON. Mass, Dec 24-Arrived, strs Yer
bania (Br), London; karroo (Br), Calcutta
Harbor, New York; Munalbro, Baltimore
Transportation. Norfolk; Dockleaf CBrl
TaTDl'g a1bs Ruth N0TSols n tqg 70 sss Lynn
Cleared 2ith, str Barbadian (Br), Ham
burg.
George + stetson. from Salem, Moselem,
from Portland, and westmoreland. for Phil
adelphia Chaving exchanged with tug Boxer,
to take barges Larimer, from Portland, and
Horace Allyn. for Norfoik).
Sailed 2fth.. sirs Everett. BaitimoTe; Born-
Lamberts Point; Chinese Prince (BrI, New
York; Panaman. do; Eastern Leader, DO;
Delaware. do; Howard. Ppilaeelpha; Lakt
coochee, Savannah; Ontario, Norfolk and
Baltimore; II pevereux, Philadeipnia
II Doane, towing barges Easton and summit
Hiil for New York Catter 23dj.-Wind at
Highland Light, NV. miles; thick fog;
@'iHHVii BALrIMoRE. Md, Dec 2I-Arrived. strs
Peibersen Dgteh Eqrfolk Az1ee CN9n 9
do; Orient City tBp, Shields:
Arrived at sewal;s Point 18th. PM. str
Newton Boston (sails 18th on return.
Sailed 23d strs Merrlmack. Savannah and
Jacksonville; Beatrice. Boca Grande: Mambi
Sailed alth. Z AM. str Melroso, Boston.
BRUNSWICK, Ga. Dec 24-sailed. str Lake
Tanning. New York; tug Director. New
YORK, towing barges Northern Nos IL and u.
at Sandwich, tug Clara II Doane. with
barges Eastern and Summit Hill, Boston for
Sailed from Sandwich Gath. str Herman
Winter. New York for Boston.
CAPE HENRY, Va. Dec q, AM-Passed,
. others, from New London; 10 AN. sti
Tonesit. Helsinsfors, &c, Via Bermuda fol
Baltimore.
Lamberts Point for Boston.
Passed out 9th. strs Teseo GtaD. Norfoi'
for New York; $50 AN. corcoran Baltimorc
GULFPoRT. Miss. Dec 23-Arrived. str
Euclid (Br), New Orleans.
drecht. Buencs Aires via 81 Lucia; scnr
Rassapeage, San Juan. PR.
MANILA, Dec @3-Arrived. ftr Tyndareus
MOBILE. Ala, Dec 90. PAf-saned. ST.
Cepan qiondl, Puerto garrios. -, a..
Rajsh. Progreso; Tudor Prince CBr), santos
&c; Nola, Prosreso.
Sailed 22d str Coppename. Tela.
Sailed 23d, str Sosua (Nor), Belize.
NEwPoRT NEWS. va. Dec 23-Arrived
tugs wellfleet. New York, towing barge At
lan.lc, New York. twlli leave 2tth on return
head: waltham. Fall River. towing barges
cienfuegos, for Sewalls Point, Bourne and
Mount nid HOPE and Barrstabie. SuT % sewalls poini
for Providence, and Narant, for Providence)
NORFOLK, Va. Dec 2t--Arr!ved. strs Wit
do; Demetrios Pandeis (Greel). Phlladel-
phia for Plymouth: Renaco (ChiO, Valpa-
raiso for Liverpool
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec e3-Arrivcd
strs Viborg (Dan), Lisbon; Guernsey (NoD
Riga.
Arrived 24,h, strs valdieri utaD. Genoa
Mexico (Fr), New York: 9 Donnel, Choir
rera.
Cleared 2ss, strs New York city SBrl
haven Dutch. Norfolk: Esparta, Santa
Marta; San Fraterno (Br). TuNpam; Severn
mede (Br). Santos.
Passed down Marcus Hook esd. PM
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
AMERICAN PORTS.


ASTORIA, o. Dec 1s-Arriycd. str Mar
garet Coughlin (Br), Victoria.
Sailed 18th. str West Cayote. Hong Kong.
BUCKSPORT, Me. Dec 20--In port, schr
Nova Queen (BD, for st John Ito load for
New YorD.
FALL RIVER. Mass. Dec 23--saied, tug
Nara gansett, towing barges Upton, Port
Reading. and Braddock. weehawken.
GALVESTON, Tex, Dec l9-Cleared, str
II Skogland (Nor), Hamburg.
MANILA. Dec 6--Arrived. str West Him
rod. Hong Kong (will be due at Ceeu 18th
to load for New York. Philadelphia and
Boston with additional cargo).
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Dec 19-Arrlved'
strs Paul Paix (BD. Hull; Radiant. Tam
pico Glowing barge Socony No SO, Gulfking
Jacksonville: Orflamme (Brl, beaumont.
Sailed 10th. str Albert u Watts, Tampa
PROVIDENCE. ri, Dec 23-Arrived, str
Gulfcoast, Port Arthur.
Sailed 23d, strs Dorchester. Norfolk; Bris'
tol, do.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Dec 1s-Salled, str
Chllkoot tBr), Vancouver.
SABINE. Tex, Dec 19-Arrived. str Chester
Sun, Chester.
Sailed 10Th, strs Iroquois CBD. Tampico
Brilliant. do Glowing barge Socony No $50.
WESTPORT. o. Dec 1s--Saiied. str kureha
Maru (Jap), Portland, Q.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
PROBLEM FOR NAVY
IN SCRAPPING SHIPS
If Expected Action Is Taken
Heavy Loss Will Follow
in ArmOr Plate.
5000 TONS IN NAVY YARD
Two Battleships One-third Fin.
ished--Large Cut in Pay
rolls Will Follow.

The Navy Department will have a
pretty problem on it's hands if as q re-
suit of the Conference on Limitation of
Armament at Washington work Is
stopped on the $4,000 ton battleships In
diana and South Dakota, now in course
of construction at the Brooklyn navy
yard.
This step, which appears likely within
the next few weeks, will leave 1900
tons Of armor plate, in which these ships
were to be clad, lying useless at the
ton. or s7,500,OOO.
Naval officials are dubious as to the
possibility of an outside market for this
armor plate. as we'll as for thousands
more tons lying at four other yards In
connection with the construction of FIVE
other battleships which may be scrapped
by the United States in accordance with
agreement.
Each vessel requires 10000 tons OF
armor plate. OF the 10000 tons to be
used on the two ships at the Brooklyn
navy yard, $4,000 tons has been re-
ceived. Some of it is in pieces weigh
ing sixty and seventy-five tons. This
plate, or Harveyized steel, varies in
thickness, some of it being five inches
and other parts as deep as twelve inches.
The two battleships incidentally are one
third completed.
The other five battleships which may
be scrapped are the West Virginia and
Iowa. at Newport News; Montana at
Mare Island, California; North Carolina,
at Norfolk, Va, and the Massachusetts,,
at Quincy. Mass. They are in varying
degrees of construction and much of the
armor plate for them also has been re-
ceived.
Naval men say that if work is
stopped on all these vessels in accord
! ance with disarmament terms every
steel mill in the country will be affected,
with resulting curtailment in laboring
force. If the 500 men now working on
the South Dakota and Indiana are
cropped as they certainly will be IL
work Is stopped, it will mean reduc-
tion of $4,000 day in the navy yard
payroll. On June SO last 5000 men
were working on the two ships. The
force in July was reduced to SS and later
increased to the present number.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mail.1

HALIFAX. Dec 21-Arrived, str Wabana
(BD. sydney.
Sailed 2lst. str watuka (BrD, Sydney
scllrs II II Mcintosh (Br), New York Don
aid l. Silver (Br) Newfoundland;
Lucille NJ Colp (Br), Turks Island.
ST JOHN. Dec 20-Arrived, schrs Marjerl
Austin (Br). New York: Alfarata (Br), do
Karrnoe (Br). Boston; p Theriault (Br)
New York, &c.
Sailed 2ist, str Canadian sapper (Br)
Halifax.
ST JOHNS, NF, Dec 17-Cleared, schi
Over the Top (Br), Pernambuco.
Sailed 18th, schr A b Barteaux tBr)
Sydney: 18th, strs Rose Castle (Br), Emden;
18th. Nordhav (Nor), -.
SANTIAGO, Dec 19-Arrived. str Caledonia
(Sw). Halifax via Bermuda for Jamaica.
TWILLINGATE. Dec 15-Arrived. schI
Cecil. Jr (Br). ST Johns
VICTORIA, Be, Dec iS-Arrived, str La
Placentia. Port San Luis.
Sailed 18th, str Tokufuku Maru (Jap)
Devonport.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Dec 19--Arrived, schr
Chas f Gordon (Br). New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
JEWISH PAGEANT TOMORROW

The Federation for the Support OF
Jewish Philanthropic Societies of New
York City will celebrate its fifth ami
versary by free entertainments and ex-
-Ihitions tomorrow. Tuesday and We'd
nssday. In the evenings a performance
will he given on "a Pageant OF the
Strong" which expresses the spirit OF
the Jewish idcalism. written by Maurice
y. Sanuels. Original music has been
written by Abraham w. Binder, an
american composer of Jewish music.
On the afternoons of Tuesday and
Wednesday. another pageant. "The Mem
orah.' will be given. II was written by
Philip Gross. and he further has un-
dcrtaken the task OF presentation. Those
taking part IN the pageauts are men.
women and children from the ninety
one Institutions affiliated with the Fed
Grafton. and also amateurs in thea
tricaIs from the social set in American
Jcwry.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

ton who formerly was in the Detective
Bureau. where he rendered conspicuous
service, had tho honor Of heading the
list.
Two lieutenants, Lawrence i. Patter-
son of the Fifth avenue station. Brook
lyn, and Peter /. Tighe OF Morrisania
station. The Bronx. were made captains.
The other sergeants promoted TO lieu
tenancies were Oscar G. Reimer of Glen
dale station. Queens; John j. IIenpessy
Beach street station Joseph =. Gass-
man. Ralph avenue station. Brooklyn
Brooks Gulager. Highbridge station.
The Bronx, and John j. Seary of the
Health Department.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25

tug Larnie b Shaw. towing barge Northern
No .. for New York.
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 24lh, 3
AN. strs Sioux, Philadelphia for New Yo.k;
, AN. J w Van Dyke. do for Port Lobos :;
$40 AN. San Xeferino (Br). do for Tux
pam; $40 AN, Princess, do for San Fran
Lisbon.
In harbor 24th. AN. barge Texaco No l45.-
Wind =. u miles; cloudy; smooth sea
ROCkPORT, Me, Dec 2i-In port, tug
Perth Amboy. with barge Ts6, for New York
(calls al Gloucester for 7oi. 7s7 and 7SD.
strs Baja California tNor). Punta Arenas,
Sc; Fukuyo Maru Jap), New York, &C..
for Japan.
Kong; Newport, Balboa, &c; Santa Rosalia,
LIVERPOOL
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
MAsONs IN VETERANS PARADE

a parade of ex-service men who are
Masons, on Wednesday night will pre-
cede a review of the Thirteenth Regi-
nent o. Brooklyn. by Robert II. Robin
son. head of the Masonic orders of the
State The former soldiers will assem-
BILE at kismet Temple. Herkimer street
near Nostrand avenue and will march
to the arnory at Throop and Jefferson
avenues. Bradford Butler. grand ms ster
OF the War Veteran Lodge and past com
mander of Fraternity Post of the Amer
ican Legion, will be grand marshal.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
BOMB SQUAD CHIEF
NOW "A LIEUTENANT
Gegon One of Several Cops
Promoted by Enright.

James J. Gegan. head OF the police
bomb squad, whose rank in the depart
ment has been only that of a sergeant
was promoted yesterday by Police Com
missioner Enright, with six other SER
geants. TO the rank of lieutenant. John
W. Lagarenne OF the Brownsville sta
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
FALLS FoUn FLOORS TO DEATH.

Attempting to alight from a passenger
elevator while it was in motion at the
fourth floor of los East Houston street.
yesterday afternoon. Max Weinstein, AZ.
Of 1851 Hoe avenue. The Bronx. fell to
the basement. Or. Parker of Bellevue
Hospital was called. but Weinstein was
dead when the surgeon arrived.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CALAMAREs. from Havana 2Sd for New
York.
FINLAND, from southampton 23d for New
York.
MONGOLIA. from Hamburg 23d for New
York.
sHINYo MARU tJap). from Shanghai 20 for
san Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

STR II II DiTnock. Allen. Boston (zeneEal)-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str New Haven. Johnson. New Bedford
(generap-New England Steamship Co.
Schr Burpee l. Tucker (Br), Hatfield,
Mobile (ballasc-J f Whitney & Co.
Schr Seaman A o (Br). Taylor, Norfolk
Cballasu-SeXton & Bryant.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
Dangers to Nayipation.
tReported to the

tRepored to the Photographic offce.l
Dec 90. lat IS 81. Ion 30 81. passed q large
unlighted whistle buoy-Str Huron.
Dec s. lat SO 08. lon 43 03, passed red
spar buoy-Str Bankdale (Br).
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF'. Dec o4-Barometer a.
noon. 297 inches; wind. SW, strong breeze
weather, rainstorm; temperature, sc deg
Fair.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
CABLE REPORTS.
4 PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ARABIC (BD. at Genoa 23d.
BRAGA (Fr), at Vlgo 23d.
CANADA tFr, at Palermo 10Th
CARRILLO. at Puerto Castillo 23d.
CENTENNIAL STATE, at Plymouth 23d.
ORDUNA (Br). at Hamburg 22d.
PRINCESS AIATOIKA, at Bremen Esd.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
MARrNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.
Enn CIIARTrR

FOR CHARTER.
Houscboat Eli H., New York 10 Key Yves,
ir rcludes three crew. linen. silver. &c; 50 600
monthly. $1,000 three months: three cabins.
accommodating five persons; has running
water. sun parlor, two sleeping couches also
new Wisconsin motor. eight miles hour; per-
feet conditions: length, ~ It,: draft. u
never on shoals immediate delivery. Wire
JULIA HOTCH1<ISS, Daytona. ria.
FOR SALE-Tug u. n. DEARBORN, built
1907. 9nx22 It.. engine, simple non-con.
densing. 20x26 In. leg type boiler: good con.
dition; good, economical boat: proposal In.
vited. Apply 70 Marine Dept. G. II. IL. OF
~. J.. i43 Liberty St, New York city.
FOR SALE-30 ton gasoline driven derricl,
boat Mirror; IN good condition Can nc
seen at owners wharf, foot Chester av..
Newark, n. !. Address pATTON-PITCAf1iN
DIVISION, y. q. box l6s, Newark, n. y.
5000 cold cork life proservcrs, fire hose,
yacht blankets, rubber boots and coats
wire rope, 1000 army horse blankets, picks
and shovels, army canvas covers. II. j.
KANE, 10 Ann At
FOR sALE--Tug. draft r., compound 10,
2i i6 in.; built 1918 Immediate delivery.
MoINTOSiT AGENCY. III broadway. Bnwl-
e .-1E-"-. - 80 49, ----------
FOR SALE or charter--Tug. hull S6x2fx1O;
engine iSxS0s.s: T. I1. =. 400 now In New
York harbor. y 1850 Herald. Fulton ".
FOR sALE--Stcamer. freight and passenger
100 feet; bargain. Box s36. New Haven,
Coun.
n. II. FRANKLIN, Ship Broker,
30 Bro~< At. Established 1887.
The New York herald., 1921-12-25
CLARK'S 18th ORIENT CRUISE

by superb s. $. Empress of France. is.is
gross tons, is days in Egypt gnd Palestine
etc.. Feb. II. 1922; 20 days, 5000 and ~. il
cluding Hotels Guides. Drives, etc.
u. &. CLARK. Times building, y. v