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The New York herald., 1922-12-19
CLEARED.

Str Hambleton Range tBr). Ledsome
T.eith and Dundee via Philadelphia tscneraD
-Furness. Witty Co.
Str Northwestern Miller tBr), Coffin. Lon
con (eenera) -Furness. Wlthy Co.
Str England Maru (Jap), AIDE, Antwerp
(genersD Harris. Magill 6, Co.
Str Pittsburgh (Br), jones, Bremen via
cherbourg and Southampton (seneraO-
White Star Line.
Str paneholm, Petersen, Vera Cruz and
Tampico (generar r--Munson Steamship Lines.
Str Rolf (Dan). Larsen, Nassau, Glen
suegos. Mama Milo, &c tgeneraD New York
snd Cuba Mail steamship Co.
Str Saugsrties, Griffin. Mobile, Ala (bal-
lasD--Tarnpa Interocean Steamship Co.
Str City of St Louis Johnson, Savannah
tgeneraD Ocean Steamship Co
Str Arapahoe, Deyereaux Charleston and
Jacksonville (geners. r--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Jefferson, Horsley. Norfolk tseneraD--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Virginia Express. johnson, Richmond,
Va (generoD D-Richmond and New York
Steamship Co.
Str Clontarf. Hager, Phladelphia (bailaso
Str = Girls; crts,ieid. Cooke ,Ctrom Antwerp, (,
Philadelphia (generaD Black Diamond
Etes smship Co.
Str Maple, johnson. Philadelphia tseneraD
r-fIalschaw Steamship co.
Str Korsfjord (Nor) Nielsen, Walton, NS
tbalast)-J + Whitney 6 Co.
Str Barbadian (Br), Bolton from LONDON ;
Boston (residue) Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Mohcan, Allen. ,Boston general
Isstern Steamship Corporation
Strl North Land. Call. Boston general
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Motor ship Mississippi (Br), Wyiie tfroni
,,ondon), Baltimore CreSidueJ Atlantic
transport Line.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
SAILED.

S,ws Panaman. Boston: City of Evansville
,Br) Auckland via Philadelphia: Willsolo,
philadelphia: Veedol. do: Clontarf. do; ! g
White Tamplco: Lake Fannin. Brunswick
sc; Bolton Castle (Br). Manila. &c, via NOT
folk.
strs Herman Frasoii. sabine. Bristol City
tr;r,. Bristol: Rolf (Ncr), clenfuegos; Jet-
strs Barbadan CBr). Boston; Badsgry
(E;r). Las Palmas; Falls City (Dr), london :
Corsica, Norfolk.
-Tschrs Dustin q Grcssy. Brunswick; Spin
drift, -.
Tugs John c Hughes. towing car float
,passed out Sandy Hook at IL 80 PAi)' tsup-
posed) Valley Forge, towing barees 90 AZ
3:c2 AND; Mars, towing (do AT s:fs AMI ;
Augustine towing edo at 1874 AND.
Sailed 18th. strs Erosiond tNor), Nuevitas'
&c.. Guantanamo. Havana. &c.
Sailed 11th, str West Sonno, Dakar, &C
tug Valley Forge. towing ! Larges tnnd
passed oct Sandy HoeF "'io PM.
Tho Corrected reading OF the barometer
freduced TO sea leveD at New YORK on
Monday. Dec Is 1922. at AN, as reported
by the United States weather Bureau, was
thirty and thirty-fvc hundredtns t3o.oo,
inches This closely approximates seven
hundred and seventy and nine-tenthS C'oSl
rnilliIncters. Captains OF all vessels now ~,
ing In or near the ports OF New YORK ano
brooklyn can advantaseously use the above
offlcldl data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
rlon adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hoof, PM, NV, 23 miles
partly CLOUDY; moderate sea; Visibility, ABOUT
- mileA. =
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CHfLD'S LETTER GETS
FATHER HIS FREEDOM
Judge Reads Appeal to Dad; (;
Giues Hin, Probation.

When Lincoln Brown or Dobbs Ferry
was arraigned before Judge William
Rleakley at White Plains yesterday.
charged with stealing two autemobii.
tires from a North White Plains garage.
he entered & plea OF guilty.
II want to read YOU letter. said
the court, and. picking up g. crumplad
sheet Of note paper from the bench. he
began: Dear Mr.. Bleakley--My name
is Marion Brown And l am 8 years old.
| have two sisters and four brothers
older than am. Ny daddy's name is
Lincoln Brown and mamma says y,u
might take daddy away for Christmas.
Daddy always trims the Christmas Tree
and he has to go To the hospital and get
my little sister so she can see Santa
Claus. Daddy took her to the hospital
last September after she had been nearly
burned 70 death by a bonfire. II send
you q picture will you be good to daddy?
From Marion" =.
Brown was CRYING before the reading
OF the letter was finished. and the eye.
OF the court and Assistant District Ar
torney Rowland were suspiciously damp.
IF you have any heart" said Judge
Bleakey, the reading OF that letter
should be a more severe punishment.
than any could impose. Probation for
c'ne year. Next case.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
$500 GOLD In A BAG
FOR FATHER GROGAN
Friends Give Farewell Feast b.
Priest Who Met All Irish
Immigrants.

Welfare workers. officials OF the cls
toms and public health service and rep
resentatives OF the steamship lines gath
cred at Kuchlins restaurant. 70 Broad
street, last night in farewell dinner
to Father Anthony Grozan. who. as
worker among the Irish immigrants.
was one OF the best loved figures OF
Ellis Island and the lower water front
Father Grogan has been named pastor
OF Our Lady OF the Rosary. the Catholic
refuge for Irish immigrants at the Bat
terry succeeding Father Henry. He
leaves a work. begun under Father
Henry twenty-five years ago. during
which time he has met virtually every
ship bearing Irish immigrants
AS an evidence of their esteem hi.
friends gave him $500 in gold tied up IN
a bag with Il green, silk ribbon. Tho
presentation address was made BY G. IA.
Potter. president OF the Maritime ES-
change OF New York r. II. Farley,
general passenger manager OF the Inter-
national Mercantile Marine Company,
presided and addresses were made by
z. W. Loughead OF e. w. Loushead s
Co, ship brokers. and William II. Ma
loney of the Todd Shipbuildlng Corn-
pany.
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SHIP NEWS OF WORLD CONTINUED

Left during the night. tender Tui!p.-wind.
NV. 20 miles; partly CLOUDY; moderate sea.
PORTLAND. Me. Dec lI-Agrived. str We
rentia (Br). Boston for London: tug Get;ys-
burg. Philadelphia. with bargss Pennington
and Pottstosn (and proceeded with latter for
Bangor.
Arrived is.h. s.rs E.na CNor). Sydney. cB.
Manchester Spinner (Br. Boston; sc.'r Cora
+ cressy, Norfolk.
Sailed 18TH. s;rs ca.rnsowan tEr,. New
castle. Eng: Hochelsga (Bry. sydney, cB.
In port 18th. str city Of Flint. for Bslu-
more.
PORTSMOUTH. NH. Dec ls-Arrived. tug
Clara RI Dcs ne. with barges Northern No 80.
Norfolk. and Nesqiehonins. Eizsbsthport
Qatter for Portland.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal Dec 1s-Arriv.e.
strs Broad Arrow. Narasski; Robert Dollar
Sailed 18Th. s,rs Thomas p Beal, Boston,
&c; MocrdyS lDutch). Hamburg. &C..
SEATTLE. wssh. Dec ls-Arr.vse. Arrived. % strs
lngnan: Kasa Maru (Jsp). Tacoma.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Dec iT-Arriyed. sire
Liebre. Tokuyaria; Statesman tBr). Liver
Sailed nth. str Tuscaloosa City, YoSo-
hama.
SAN JUAN, PR. Dec i7-saiied. str San
SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec 1s-Arr.ved. str Per
sian, Baltimore (and sailed for jackson
vills).
TACOMA. Wash. Dec is-Arrived. strs Lur-
line, San Francisco. Kentuckian. Seattle
Iakai Maru (Jap) Everett.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass. Dec lS-Ar-
rived, aehr Eugen.a Owen Mackay. Windsor.
NS. for New York: tug Honeybrook, towing
. barees, New York for Boston.
Sailed 18th. tugs Neptune. towing barEes
Mayo. Rock Harbor and Rockport. Norfolk
for Boston; bermuda. towing s. do. w p
Keene. towing schr Ruth Martin. Charleston
for Boston; Catawissa. towing barges,
east
Passed 18th. schr Bradford E-Jores. east.
Wind. WNW. moderate 10 fresh; clear.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fRY Mall. /

BASS IARBoR. Me. Dec I3--Arrive6, schr
KarTnoe (Brl, St John for Boston.
CAPE COD CANAL. Dec l9-passed; tugs
4. towing barge Socony Sc. DO for New York;
VIM G Howard. towing bargs James How
ard, DO for DO.
Passed east 10th. motor barge Pinthis,
Fall River for Portland.
In port Sandwich istii, barges Tamaaus
and Greenwood. Portland for E!izabethport
to~ed hero by tug . T McAll!ster which re-
iitved TUG Federal No OF barge Rain. from
Elizs hcthport, and Federal No ., proceeded
to New York with the Tamaqra and Gi zen
wood
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec ii--Cieared, strs
Trontolte (Br), Halifax; Fiume utaD.
Houston.
HONOLULU. Dec lo--Arrived. schr colunl-
HUMAcAo, Pr. Dec i1-Arrived. schr
Rachel w Stevens. Baltimore.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec i5-saiied. tug
Welfleet. philadelphia. towing barges North
LYNN. Mass. Dec 16-Arrived. barge Irene.
Sailed 10th. schr westway, Disby. Ns.
MAYAGuEZ, pr. Dec 5-Arrived. schr
Marion n Cobb. Jacksonville.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dec 16-sailed, tug
Bristol. towing barses Bourne and Wollas-
ton IX LamSsrts Ront f9r fa sysr
tug Wellfeet towing barge Atlantic. 5ewalis
Point deft barges Fall River and Falmouth
at Proyidence)
NEWPORT. RI. Dec ls. 8 AAs--sailed. tug
C,haektowsEn (frorn New York;, towing
barees 7si and 705 for New Bedford. 1as.
do. aid zoo. Edgartown deft 500 ~ Paw
NEW HAVEN. CT. Teo iisailec. schr
Cap, Blonldon (Br). Hlllsboro.
PoNcE. PR. Dec li--saned. str Lake
Fiorian. Houston.
''pp PERrr AMBoY. NJ. Dec ie-sa,ied. rug
Perth Anlboy. towing targes 'os' 49, 100
A PORTLAND. Ne. Dec 14-Arrived. tug rri-
ton. with barge Upton. Perth Arnooy.
PLYMOUTH. Mass, Dec io--Arrived' Str
Apgn9yf pRoviSc ss EToWN. VIZ Msss. Dec i5-Arrived
tug Plyraouth. New York. towing barsss l. &
" r G Nos 2 and for salem and Tor
Portland (and proceeded leth). e..o A.,
Passed. tug WestTnoreland, towing. oarges
soa and 197 from Providence. so4. Paw
,ucket. and 500. Fau River for New YORK.
PROVIDENCE, RI. Dec io-sa'led' etr
Lewis X Thurlow, Charleston.
San FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec i5-Sailed, strs
Mayebasni Msru (Jap). Boston and New
York; 18th. Havre Maru tJap), singapore
I. sailed" ioth. schr VIM II Talbot. Puget
Sound I'm tow) 80 .
Arrived 18Th. s.rs Guerrero eMen' sai
Pedro (in tow): WiiheiInina, Honolulu.
SOUTH BEND. Wash. Dec 1i-Arrived
schr Geo r Billings. San Francisco.
gAN IJrAN. PR. Dec T--Arrived. strs Me-
Saa (I,utch), Porto Plata tand Faleo Tot
ansterdarn): 9TH. Edith. New Yorls Gov
John Lind, Baltimore; 18th. South Seas Ne"
sailed 9th, ssr Pose.don (Dutch>. Puerto
s,r THOMAS. VI, Dec 6-Arrived. str N!r-
zinia (Dan,. Porto Plata tand faiee Stf' iof
San Donsin.o). ~, o.
sailed sth. strs Icrsifogiu tcireeD. san
tander ami Bilbao. Tudorstar tBrls Glasgow'
I.ivernool and London; erh. sainam' monte
SABINE. Tex. Dec i+--Arrived. str china
Arrow. Beaumont. ,
Arrived i3th. str Snider. savannah
Sailed 18th. str Q Snioer' sa'''Hlo'e'
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Dec fo. AN
salad .uv L4hiRh, towing barses sOl.
Rockland Tor New York. Iso. Portland fof
do. Iet and 7s3, Boston for do.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 THr Nrw Yosx HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. d. C.. Dec. rs.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
Col. Howard L. Laubaeh, 70 Hawaiian
Capt Jcha L. Drannan. to Hawaiian
Capt. D. 8. Grimm. Hawaiian lsiands.
Capt. ID. r. barnett, 70 Hawaiian Islands.
Capt. J. y. Matthews. 10 Hawaiian Islands.
Capt. ". +. Teate. to Hawaiian Islands.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Major Harieish Parkhurs;. Hawaiian
Capt. Leslie u. Babeook. 10 Princeton. n. J.
First Lieut.. Leon Desssz. TO Honolulu.
MEDICAL CORPS
Major Rowland ID. Wolfe. TO Hawaiian
Capt. n. p. Eskew. TO Manila.
AIR SERVICE.
Major Oscar v'estovcr. to Brooks Fysid,
Texas.
FIRST Lieut.. Jesse A. Madarasz. TO ia
FIRST Lieut.. John N. Mccuioch. TO Ira-
wAiisn 1rlands.
First Lieut.. Emil c. Kiei. 10 Hawaiian
Firs, Lieca Ned scnronm. 20 Hawaiian
fNands
ENGINEERS.
FRS. Lieut.. Frederic B. Butler. 10 Homo
DENTAL CORPS.
Major william y. White. to Hawaiian
QuARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Capt. Charles Psrpect. to Hawaiian Isiands.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Lieut. Col. Ma. g. Bristol, to Hawaiian
islands
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
FOREIGN PORTS.
IRy NAIL

ANNAPOLIS, Ms. Dec I3-sansd. schY Z
Roberts (Brl. Boston.
:. BERMUDA. Dec io-Arr.ved. schr Made
i,Is y Hebb (Brl. Lunenburg: lith, strs
canadian Fisher (Br). Hs!ifax land sailed
i1th FOR West Inaies): Chaleur fBrl. Hall
,aI is,,, e.ns sai.ed asat aay FER Barsados, &c>;
Sailed i+th, schr Marion l. Conrad (Br), i,
turks Island; 18th, ar caraauet tEr). 81
II port 18TH, sciir Alice May Davenport.
BORDEAUX. Dec io-saiiee. str Alaska.
sar Francisco.
cALLAo, Pes i--sailsd. saAr Annie u
ham sbr Tor s. ei ious7 iia 81 pahs Rnons Str es'As
HALIFAX. Dec it-Saned. strs Canada n
so.untser tsr), ST John; Kanaouraska (Er).
HAVANA. Dec io-Arriv.d. s.rs stavan-
seren (Nor). Kinssport tand sailed l3th for
Sagua): : Lake Slavi, Houston.
Sailed llth, strs Infsnia Isabel (Sp). Bar
cslona. &c: sarnastia (Dan). Frontere; 10th,
cartaeo. cristobal,
Sailed 18th. strs stavanseren tNorl.
sseua; Bertha (Nor), Carcenas: Lake Slavi
Porto Rico: schr Flechas. re seas soula.
HAWKESBUEY. Ms. Dec i5-Arrived. schr
Ficton!an tBr), Pictou (and left for Lunea-
LIVERPOOL. Ms, Dec ls--Arr!ved, schr
Theoline. Guyshoro for Boston.
MoNTEvIpEo. Dec s--saied. ctr West
PAiTA, Dec io--Arrived. str coiusa. San
Francisco.
IA RhSbofC, Nc. Dec V--Arrived. scf1rs
Abbie 5 Walker, Portland eand left 18th for
Dillgent River TO lead for New York;. 10Th.
Minas King tBr). 81 John (to load for New
York;; Flora n (Br,. Mattapoisset. to lay
up. s
In port i2fl, schr Ena F Parsons (Br)
10 finish loading 18th for Beston
PORT GREvILLI2, Ms. Dec i2-In port.
sclr Minas Princess tf3r). 10 leave 18th FOR
Hlllsboro to load for New Haven.
ST JOHN. NIB. Dec 15-Arrived, str Wa
baaa, sydney. t.
X
dawn tBr) ST JOHN NIB. s4
ST PIERRE. Miq. Dec i2-Arr!ved. schr
Dorm CIR. aux. Halifax.
SYDNEY. NSW.. Dec S--Saiied, str Wal
kawa tBr). San Francisco.
TS1NGTAU. Dec 9-Saiied, str Sylvan Ar
row. San Francisco.
YARMOUTH, Ms. Dec 16. Ps!--Arrived. tug
Fame. towing dredge McDousall. shediac for
Eoston. fT~'
VANCOUVER, &c. Dec 1o-sailed, str La
Habre tBrl. Port San Luis.
WINDSOR. Ms, Dec 9--Arrived. schr Stew
3rt T Salter tBr). Boston taftsr discharg rgire
"ill proceed TO Parrsboro 10 load for Bos-
toni.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. EOS.

/. The following member of the force IA re-
iieved and dIsn1issed from the police force
Fund and Is awarded the following pension :
TO take effect IL p. NJ. December i6. 1922
PATRoLMAN.
.Iohn ]. Dowling, shield No. 269. Detsctive
Division, nth Detective district, on his own
application. az si.ito per anr'in. Appointed
2. Tho Following temporary assignments
are ordered
ACTING DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR.
Samuel @. Beltou. Headquarters Division.
assigned In command of office os the Deputy
duties. for five days. from ) A. VI. December
20. 1929, during absence OF Deputy Chief In
slector on vacation and excused from duty.
PATRoLMEN:
charies Kuenernund. Jr.. s9tn precinct 20
portation. assigned to cisrcai duty. for elx-
teen days, from S A. VI. nscerrber ie. 1922 !:
James 9. McKeon. Traffic Precinct . 20
Detective Division. 20 duty ir office OF the
DAYS. from p. u. December ~, 1922:
John H. Conway and Thomas Mcnamara.
HEADQUARTERS Division. from Raided Prem
days. iron, 9 A. NJ. Deceneer is. 1922.
From prscre;s indicated to Second In
-rection district. to duty IN rsided premises.
for sixteen days. from A. NJ. December
10. 1879.
John Hiney, 2Ith precinct. Joseph r.
L,ove,t. 18Th: Thomas f. Harding. o3d
s-The Following leave os absence is au-
thorlzed With full pay
DEPUTY CHIEF INSPECTOR.
Thomas IT. Murphy. Headquarters Division.
for four DAYS, from A. NJ. December %,
1922 balance OF vacation.
4--Appointed as special patrolmen
Michael Collins. shield No. 1908. with
rslla-Ameriea chipping Corporation. Mo-
Albert j. Jorin, shield No. &7s. with De-
par,me1, OF Plant and Structures, NoveTn-
Der Il. tec2
Louis q. Chapadeau, shield No. Ioei. with
tho Nationsi City Bank. Decenber l. 1922.
william Crosrett. shield No. 1914. with ths
Corn Exchange Bank. December .. 1922.
William J Moioy With Court oe Special
Sessions, necsmocr II. 1922.
Harry w. ADAMS. shield No. iio4. -i.h
New York Consolidated Railroad Company.
December ~ 1899.
- Reslgnailons oi Special rAtroimen Sa-
cepted.
National city Bank, November ~. 1922
James Rodgers. shield 30. GOT. with Fec
erAi Reserve Bank. December 70. 1922.
e-Appolntnent os special patrolman re-
Stephen connors shield NO. ss5. with New
York Consolidated Railroad Company. Ds-
''"D uIcHARp ". rNRIGHr.
Tl'loc Conlra!es'oner.
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The New York Herald Radio Program
Tuesday, December 19, 1922
,,rL fWest,nrhm.e-2so M-ters).

WJZ-Newark (Westinghcuse-36o Metersl'
:. 10 p. M.-Clo.ing prices on stocks' oonds'
grains. coffee and sugar.
Q :3s-chodikee Cricket OF Highland. lister
gs5-Rss,irn. of sporting events. &c.
G:0+l--Musical program.
i:on--''Asusicsl Stories" Mary Plowcen ker-
7.36-organ recital.
s:so-STho Fight for Heaiu.e Dr.. lao Gaie-
sas3om.";Brcadcas,,ne broadway" Bertha
o o;coMunitod States Army Night. The Army
band will render several selections
e.55-Arltns,on time signals. weather fore
lo:oi~continua,ion 10 OF program By United
States Army
wEAF. Manhattan 400 Metsrs).
$50 p. M.-Hiusicai program.
5:0o--"stories for Children, Minnie bliis
? 7'so-paets and solos. Fred Gchisrt. tenor.
and Otto Karcher. oarytone. accompanied
7.5oZs;,foth.r M GOOSE Rhymes" James a.
Iiesrn { son. Inc.
woR, Newark Zoo wete~.,.
$50 T. M.-Dr. Joseph Crsiger. psyeholo-
zis, Tine Mine IN RADIO
g:5o-Piano duets. Helen Sutton aH1 Marie
2 a.5sGsore recital. Helen Sutton
3:i5--"Radlo for the Laynisn.' Albert L
3 a.sS~P,ano dus,s. BY Helen sutton ard
Marie Thomas.
3.s5--SonEs. Helen sutton.
G:1a--Senta Claus hour.
e:3o--"Man IN the Moon Storiss" Tor ohii-
dren.
8 s:oo~weekiy program By the boy scouts 0,
America l. Numbers by the Boy scouts
hand rnder the leadership OF Edgar A.
Scout executive OF Paterson, y. J. =. Num-
hers oy tire Boy Scouts Band OF Paterson.
n. i.
6 s.ao-The third OF r. ssrsee OF talks on -ghe
care OF Your Automobile" BY Edward J.
S s:so-song recital By Mrs. 2. Frederick Bur-
nett.
. a;oo-'ralks on "seir-Hesiing by Autosus-
ne-tlon" oy Emile Coue. Radio dance
music. by Lew Paige and his Symphony Or
chea.r1.
wGY. Schenectady toer. ylec. Co.. tcc n.y.
i2:oo-u. S. Naval Observatory time signals.
1850 y. M--Soon stock rnark., quotations.
"a as Weather reTNrt on AZ ne,ern.
. .oO--Music.
i:3J-Concert program, General Electric
wait .syraposia' ..................n nendlx
soprano ,oio, 'Ths Esd ~ r Perfect
Day .s..++t.. ....... ..sst. ts..s.t .sss ho.u
iFsas Net;leS.
fa) .'sext.;tsu from, "i.uciae ponlsetsi
(bl Manane. Chilean DRnss" 49,. .Missud
selection Faust" .................Cio .Ciounod
Soprano solo. ''The Violet ...... .Mozar.
Irene Netties.
rartasie, IAN Indian Campaign. Roth
Character selection, solo for t-ornbones,
"Shout!nS Liza" ...,. ...n.,. .FNlrnors
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON De. ls-Box barge Dorothy,
e,illch LETT Wednesday FOR Bridgeport In tow
~ tug Energy. sank inside oreakwater at
bridgeport yeeterdays had 900 tons Eng
lsh pig iron for Bridgeport; leaked slightly
.ater under control until sha Was almost at
destination, man or board taken OF ny tus'
Wrecking company begun work OF raising
FAY CITY, Mich. Dee is-rhe fleet OF ntne
cleaners. grain laden, bound for Lake Er!e
ports. which left Fort william FRIDAY night,
parsed through 81 Marys River sunday and
cariy to-day entered Lake Huron on the way
down. The ships aud Sheir cargoes are
worth s2s. 100000.
HALIFAX. Doc ii--schr Miriam II tBD.
before reported ashore at Wabana. Is de.
rlared total wreck. The Miriam wasNb bunt
In 1918 at cost OF $4,000.
f6th--Str West lIardaway. before reported
s1ors , o. snd iIs s being .oed TO this P port ire
vessels wore 600 miles cast OF Halifax al
noon to-day.
LONDON. Dec is-s.r Eastern Glade from
arrived at 81 Vincent 18th with bunker coal
on fire; survey hss been held; fire extended
20 NO 2 hold; fear that cargo is severely
str Lithuanis tpan). from New York for
Danzsg and Llbau,- went ashore On the Island
q goTnhSma ar or, va sr, from ofeT forsani orc
sor Kobe, hsfore reported short OF fuel, ar
rived at Ktshiro Dec ~.
ser C;yp tDr), from Port Alfred for
r,ueensboro. has been damaged by collision
with bridge at Sheerneeei
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec is-Schr Esther
X while a. anchor ofs Coopers Point PM
18th, sustained damage ~ donkey engine
room from fire caused by explosion OF easo-
ilns tank. fire extinFuishes by nreboat and
tugs.
PORTLAND. Me. Dec i5r-Str Teesbridsc
G5-). which arrived here Wednesday from
Jsowey encountered heavy gales and received
deck damages; steering gear also became
pec 1s-.The contract for making repairs 20
machinery OF str Hocheaga tBf), which re-
,urned Thursday afternoon, has been
awarded; repairs 20 ts compile eted In three
dsys The steamer has been chartered from
sydney for this port for number OF trips.
ST THOMAS, VI, Dec 11--str Fano tDan).
ynranlaribo for -. arrived here to-day With
vhast broken and propeller loet: was sowed
In BY str Duendes tBr), from Liverpool for
Caiiso. &c.
SHREVEPORT. la. Dec i7--str Hyannie
was cold at public auction here to-day 20 the
rcaboard National Banh Of New York for
$500.
ST johns. NF, Dec is--str Meipo tGresS).
Jmminshsm for Boston. reported by radio
s'cering gear broken la. 20. Ion &c 80. can
not be repaired
ct JOHN, Mr.. Dec i5--Scnr Truro Queen
SDr), from Perth Aniboy. lost foresail aud
~ some of hor otter sale spiit on tAe
voyage.
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Winds Oh Atlantic Coast.

xor.h OF SANDY Uook--Fresh uorthv eat
rinds over north and fresh north and north
east winds over south portion overcast tues
day: snow or rain over SOUTH portion
SANDY Hook 10 Ha';eras-Fresh to strong
northeast winds and thick weather, wlth
rain or snow Tuesday.
East Guif-icresh TO strong northessi snc
north winds and weather overcast, with rain
Tuesday.
west Culf-Fresh 20 strong northerly winds
and weather overcast, with local rsiTs tues
day. 49,,
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate TO fresh northeast and north winds
and weather partly overcast; probably local
rains Tuesday.
Hs.teras 10 florida Straits-Fresh to strong
northeast aud east winds and weather over
east, with rain Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19

These naval orders were made public to
Comma nder Fred W. Holt. to L. 8. s.
California.
Comma nder Edmund a, Brodman, chap
lain corps, to navy yard. Mare Island.
Lieutenant Commander Archibald II. Doug
las to aircraft sduadrong, battle fleet.
Lieutenant Commando Henry u. soule,
relieved active duty
Lieut.. Louis T. Denfeid. 70 Z. S. s. s-24
when commissioned.
! Lieut.. Harry NJ. Dickerson. to L. &. s.
Humphreys.
Lieut. Joseph y Dr.isonstok, to u. S. 8.
S-26 when commissioned.
Lieut.. George ". Fort. 20 u. s. s. S-25
whom commissioned.
Lieut.. Edward +. Delaney, relieved active
duty.
Lieut.. Frank j. Manley. 10 naval hospital.
San Diego. Cal.
Lieut.. Carl n. Harper, 70 aircraft squad
roma. scouting fleet.
Lieut.. Arthur C. Miles. 20 aircraft squad
rons. scouting fleet.
Lieut.. Donald Royce, to bureau aero
nautics, Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-12-19
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ADRIATrC (Br). a. Liverpool 18Th.
ARABIC (Br), at Naples 10th.
COLUMBIA (Br), at Moville 17,s.
GIUSEPPE VERDI IteD passed Gibraltar
1Tth.
MELITA (Br,. q. Southampton ioti.
NIAGARA (Br). at Auckland 10Th.
FREDERIK VIII DAM at Copenha gen 18TH.
PRESIDENT ADAMS, at London 10th.
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON, at Kobe 18Th.
bra.tar 18th.
ROTTERDAM (putcr). at Plymouth 17th
(and proceeded 10 RotterdarnD.
TAORMINA utal), passed Gibraltar 18th for
Naples.
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Fire Record

a. N. LOSS.
3;0o-e0i East i4th st.; Morris Gold
4:5o-546 Cd av.. United cigar Com
pany .-....+-... - l'NhloVFti
T;oo-si5 West i2sth st.: Patrick a..
~ rlHnrre! ....,.s''. t.'.. -. -. iI'l44nS
':.5-23 East io5th st.. Abraham
tatelshy ..-+.--..-.r ..... ... 1riililS
e:e5-f9th 81. srd I'd cv.; surfsce
r. NJ
i.:i5-3.5 East Gaih s.: kle.nsehmdt
Ma aEncsla Company. .......... Unknown
le :iJ--Pier 80, North River; barge:
Electric Welding Company OF
America ........... ..--...-.. tnE1oTn n
5:4j-W. fssth -. and Amsterdam
av; Knickerhocker Ice Co..Unknov7
@:oJ-iai Avenue a: Mary Yedeoli Slight
4:5e-734 z. 18TH St. The Bronx.
air shaft; unknown. Unknown
s:5o-Avenue ana 60th ST.. Dept.
OF Street Cleaning. ........ .CnkaoVu
s:4o-1s2 Ciaremon. av.; Annie Barry.
Unknown
Unknown
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NEW CuNARDER ARRIVES.

The new Cunarder Antonla arrived
yesterday from Southampton and Cher
bourg by way OF Halifax. on her firss
trip TO this port, In command of Capt.
Joseph Marshall. formerly OF the Pan
ronis. The Antona Is an oil burner
53S feet long and can carry 200 cabin
passengers. She viii sail on Thursday'
IL. the new service of the Cunard Line
between New York. Plymouth. Cher
hourg and Hamburg via Halifax.