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The New York herald., 1922-09-03

MilbLrn. Jr.. and D. s. Iglehart the polo
classes, whis DR. Harry 5. Field Of
Hampstead will be the judge of sound
ness.
New conditions for Judging hunters
have been framed for the Smithtown
Horse Show on September 16 at Law
renee Smith Buffers fifty acre field"
near st. James. l.. /. The ribbons will
go to the horses that are deemed to be
safe and pleasant for riding to hounds
conforma tion. soundness, manners and
ability to gallop and jump being con-
sidered. This is departure from the
usual plan of marking faults against
them as they take the fences and walls
in the show ring. The field being a
large one at the Smithtown show, the
qualities that make a real hunter can
be tried out almost as If the horses were
following hounds. Started thirteen
years ago in the interest OF amateur
horsemen and breeders. this exhibition
has always been free to the public and
of true sporting character. Some of the
most brilliant hunters in the country
are to be seen there.
The rivalry between Mrs. Sydney w.
Stillwells London champion. Radium.
and Lady Penrhyn's Richmond cham
pion, Cuckoo, goes steadily on at Ems
lish horse shows. At their latest meet
ing. in Maidenhead, where the Duke of
York is president of the horse show
and the Earl of Orkney was one of the
judges. Cuckoo got the decision in the
open class for saddle horses. which was
the feature of the show. The score now
stands three to two In favor of Cuckoo.
There Will be an amateur horse snow
tomorrow on the grounds of the Hotel
Wyandot at Bellport, L. l. Children's
classes are to be specially featured.
Among the exhibitors of saddle horses
will be Miss Emily Pond. Miss Grace
Shuttleworth. Miss Dorothy Jackson.
Mrs. n. III. Seaton, Miss Lucille Candi-
dus, Mrs. r. F. Coe and Miss Mary E.
Hunton.
z. J. Lehrmann. owner OF the noted
mares Sonya and Virginia Lloyd and an
extensive breeder and exhibitor of sad-
die horses at Longwood Farm, Lake
villa. H.. is going to disperse his stud
and stable, according TO reports from
Chicago. He owned the we'll known
show horse and sire Richelieu King,
often called the handsomest saddle stall
lion In the world before he died. Mr..
Lehmann's horses won sixty-two rib
bons at the leading shows last season.
He Is at the head of one Of Chicago s
largest department stores.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Sixteen Racehorse Victories
Net Him $23S, 148 in Paris

PARIS, Sept 2. IN. E. Ambatielos
heads the list Of winning racehorse own
ers In France with 16 victories, repre-
senting s23S.i4s. M. Boussac with Is
races and s15s.20s Is second and Baron
j.. de Rothchilds with 30 races ana
s139.S7s Is third.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
N. Y, A. C. Shooters at Traps.

DR.. Fl. j. Thielman did the best work
In the shoot OF the New York Athletic
Club at Travers Island yesterday He
won both the high scratch and the high
handicap prizes. His card was "a. 4--9s.
The conditions were exceedingly diff
cult, as a high wind swept into the
faces OF the nimrods and made it ex-
ceedlngly harder for them to hit the
tiny target The scores:
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
Wade Sold to Nationals.

MrNNEAPoLIs, Sept. 2.--Richard Wade,
heavy hitting center fielder of the Mime
apolis American Association baseball
team. was sold to the Washington club
OF the American League.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Your situation Wanted Al. in The
Want Al. Section Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD should pat yoH IN touch foith
just the sort Of people toiM tchom goi
tcoiid like 10 connect Try onc. Teie-
phone Worth 10000.
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CliILDRENS pony, handsorit. Rertle, prize
winner basl,et roverness cart, Brewater
rupabout, handy wagon. family surrey, pony
saddle gcntlcman's English tpigetin lincdl
riting saddle, bride, sacrifice. Private
Stable 1+S east Goth
The New York herald., 1922-09-03
AUBURN BELLE

Hackney mare, Registered Ameri-
can Hackney Horse Society. Chest
nut mare, 1873 hands high, 1,100
pounds, 10 years old. Sound and
fearless; winner at National Horse
Show and sold for S2,800.00. The
most beautiful harness and saddle
mare in Connecticut. The Bucking-
ham Stables, Hartford, Conn. Price
100000. Tel. 3-8444.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

While the horsemen OF Cork and Linz
erick were fighting among themselves
in the south OF Ireland Ulstermen
stepped in and played a prominent part
with their hunters at the annual Dublin
Horse Show that opened on August Is.
The northerners carried away seven out
OF fifteen first prizes for hunter stations.
but they had narrow escape In ship
ping to the show. an attack Of irregulars
having cut the railroad at Dundalk the
next day after their horses went
through. A lot of harness horses then
on their way to the show were turned
back.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

r. Lawrence Smith. chairman OF the
executive committee OF the National
Horse Show Association, has been In
/. vltcd to Judge the saddle classes at the
q Nrineola Horse Show on September 2-
ra. Frank A. Bonsal Of Monkton, Nd,
aga will Judge the hunters ana jumpers;
oeinesrl 8. Burr OF Commack. l.. l., the
y zen ,tters and breeding stock and J. a
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

Godfrey Preese. OF Westbury, L. T..
has several promising saddle horses and
hunters ready to show at Mineola
Piping Rock and Smithtown.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

H. Kaufman & Sons. 1913 Division
street, are showing one of the larges
stocks of saddles. brides and ridini
equipment in the trade. They report ;
good business.
The New York herald., 1922-09-03

The number of exhibitors who now
Rdays keep show horses without showing
them more than three or four times a
year is one of the peculiar phases of the
sport. Any one could name half dozen
stables of harness horses and ponies, for
example. that should have been at New
port last week yet were missing. Why?
The Judge was one whose horsemanship,
courage and fairness are second to none.
New stables and special rates for ship
ping horses on the Sound boats from
New York were other inducements for
exhibitors to attend this old and impor-
tant show. 1t should have had dozen
harness horses in a class. whereas it
sometimes had but two.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

BARBADOS. April 12--Arrived. str Santa
Rosalia. New York for Montevideo. &c tand
sailed 13thl.
FORT pE FRANCE. April Arrived. str
Niels 7, l'insen dam. Norfolk.
csAULToIS. Mt, prior to April 9--Saired.
sohr Carl t5rb, Oporto.
GRAND BANK. Nj. prior to April q
Sailed. schr Gen Allenby tBr,. oporto.
titAyMAs. April 1;;-sailed. cir Mexico
oAieND. Mazntlan.
H.aL1FaX. April i5Arriyed. str c;lensloy
lpW, Gibraltar: schr Carrie l. Hirtle tBr,.
t.uronburr Ito load for Barbados.
Hl;RMlTAGT. NJ, Aprtl lin port. sch-
General Maude tBri, for Cporto.
rJrSENBuRCi. Ms. April l7--Arrived. schr
Lucille Z creager tBr,, Turks Island.
TARRSBORO. Ms. prior TO April 11--Sailed,
sclr Victory chimes tBr,. New York.
81 JOHN, NB. April f1-Sailed. str Ota-
rama tBr) New Zealand and Australia via
New York Chaleur tBr), Barbados. &c. via
Halifax.
ST JOHNS. MI, April 1i-Arrived, schrs
Tlowerdew CBr,. Philadelphia. James O'Neil
tHr), Barbados.
Arrived 10th. schr Esther Hankinson (Br).
Csdiz.
sAGUA. April 13-Arrived. str Maeilia
tSw). Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
PRODUCE.

APPLEs-stark. bb.. ssai0; King. $50
7.5o; spitzenberg. s6a7; Baldwin, s4.5oas;
Mann. $5ds.75: Pomeroy. sJq1 % Was-
ps. ss ses so NoFtnsra Ta". sgs sg ordnarg hsG
ern. box. s2s5a4: winesap, sap4.so: spit
zenberg. 81 25G+; Rome Beauty, $685.;
Delicious, g.. .501l4. so: Ben Davis, S1I3.op.
lbs, ss.eo9T; pea. sT,o5: medium. sI.l5a
7.95; Kotenashi, japanese, sos: small
white, California. 81: Lady Washington
$50. red kidney, IS s'2sas's5; Imperial. $50;
white kidney. $40
BUTTER-Creamery higher than extras
~, 4oa4ohc.: extras, q score 3si-c.
firsts. 3.gSoc. seconds, s.s.q3ei7c; lower
ssc So score. 37hGS7,sc.: S. score. ssiasg
SIC; IS to 81 score, 34isd3sc.; unsalted
higher than extras, 4lisq4ac.; extras, 81
score. 4o,sa41c.; firsts. 37hg4o..; seconds,
34isaaehc.; lower grades. 89as4c.; state
dairy tubs. finest. 3sg39c.: good TO prime.
s5ita37i4c common TO fair, soa35c.: ladies,
Csc; seconds, c2isQosc.; lower grades. :oa
&c; packing stock. current make. No. ],
isaao,sc.
CHEEsE-New York state flats. fresh
fresh specials. i1tdiSc. average run. iIc.
flats. held specials. o4do4i.c.: twins. held
specials, 2Sa2io; Wisconsin. fresh Double
SI.s
Young Americas. o1aa@aac.
EGGS Fresh gathered. extras. dozen.
3oh@3lc.; storage packed. extra tirstss.
eais9t30o.: firsts 2S9e9c.: regular packed
extra tirsts, 2s@aoc.; firsts. as92I.so.
dirties, storage packed, No. !, &c: regular
packed. No. /. 23@23Ec.; No. : aud poorer,
2lism22kc.; checks. fair TO choice, dry,
candled, extras, SOC: uncandled. extras
S6T37c.: nearby and nearby Western hen
merry whites, average extras. Soc; extra
firsts. 339a5c.; firsts. 3o@32c.; nearby
gathered whites. frsts to extra firsts, 3od
34c.; under grades. 2T02oc.: Pacific Coast
whites, extras. 3I93sc.; extra firsts, 35ia1
36c.: firsts. 31@33lsc. other Western and
Southern gathered whites. 21d32c.: nearby
ard nearby Western hennery browns. extra
SIC: nearby brown and mixed colors. gath
cred extras, 5oH1slc; firsts TO extra
land and Virginia. 3s94oc Western AM
prir,e Southern. 3o635c.; goose eggs
6ol63c.
POTATOES = Maine. Iso lbs. 81. ..5.a3.5o
lG5 lbs. $..5oa2.I5: state. $50 lbs. s3.e1l
800: state and Maine. 100 lbs. si.50d3 20
Long Island. bbl.. S3.6j0bl.I.: Bermuda bbl. .
$5Tlo.5o: Florida. sl75@7 %: Florida. -,
lbs. 50: Sweets. jersey. bslS.. s2."51l3; pela
a2.Gift3.ij: ynms. Virginia. bbl.. s.. .5o1S15
South Carolina, crate, sl.ooIi.io.
POULTRY. OKEsSED-chickens. frozer
Droilers, 21mi@c.: fryers, @IM3lc.; roasters
2IM37c.: fresh spring, clare; frozen. 22d
IS. Fowls, fresh. Western boxes, a3d33c.
kegs, .Get3.c.; bbls.. dry. 23Gt3ic.: iced. 22q
Soc: frozen 2oG30c. Old cocks. fresh. 2on
23c.: frozen, 2od25c. Capons. frozen. West
ern. 36Gf4sc. Turkeys, fresh. young. 35di6c.
old. 35n4oc. frozen young. 40n5ic.: old. 300
4lc. Ducks Long Island, spring. Soc.
Western, frozen, 2O025c. Geese. Western
frozen, iJalsc. Squads, fresh, white dozen
siaio.
POULTRY. INE-Express Fowls osd
CliCbsug
ion,0s. Capons, 3JGInc Turkeya .Ilf1 ioc
Ducks. iIM2Gc. Geese, fO12oc. Pigeons
pair, 35c Guineas. pair, TO-. i,eb5ta
H., .3c.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

Norfolk.
Sailed 18th. ctr Lake Saws. New York Via
PRoGREso, April i71-ArriSed str cissy
| tNorl. Havana.
sailed 18th. str Ncrden DAM, New YORK.
| PUERTO BARRIos April l1-Arrlvcd.
strs vonator tNori. New Orleans: 18Th,
santa Marta. kins5ton; saramaaca. Ncw
sailed 18th. / 80 PM, ctr St Mary cEr,.
| Philadelphia.
PUERTO cAsTILLA. April is-sailed. str
QU EENsToNN. April tT-Arriyed strs
| Donate tSp,. Newport News lDth, Ventura
dc Larriuaga tBr,. Galveston for Manches-
ROTTERDAM. April ia-Arriyed. strs Al
| fred Nobel ,Norl; Savannah; I'm, American
| tT'utcin. Baton Rouge Texas dFr. Balti-
srrlved 1sh. 10 An. str Rotterdam
'nut,ip. New York Va Plymouth and Bou-
Sailed isth. str Merry Mount. Montreal.
81 JOIN, NJ, April is-Arrived. schr
Arrived 10Th. str Canadian Ma riner tBr) +.
Cardiff scllr Barbara W tRr). New York.
Sailed istn. scnr Harriet &. New York.
ST MIcHAELS. Apru i6--sailed, str As,e
d'r,, from Marseilles for New York.
sAGUA. Apri 17-sailed, str Yumuri. Cai-
Arrived 18th. sth Lekc Elmhurst. New
aoia New York Via crlstobal and Kingston.
| SANTIAGO, Chile. April i3-sailed. str
! Santa Teresa, New Work
cBr,. New York and Boston 13,5oo bags
coffee for New York, 800 bags coffee for
Bostcn): 18th. West Notus. San Francisco
II port iTth. str Troubadour (Nor). for
New yort % eail 18th.
rinu,n CBD. san Francisco; Pawlet. Port
nn,. Ore: 18th. STANDARD Arrow. San Fran
cisco; Royal Arrow. do
allied 10Th. strs HooBier state from Hong
Kong, san i.rancisco; nth. ctiyaof Mel
SHIELDS. april is-sailed. 1trs Amaiien-
| hors DAM, Hampton Roads. Erik II Dam.
SINGAPORE. April Arrived. str Eury-
machu1 tBrl. Hong Kong for New York.
,rri,ei J,ii,. str West canou, Sew York
,rrived 18TH. str Memphis City. otaru
lard sailed 18Th for Calcutta).
siatied 10Th. str y Dollar tBr). New
| soURARAYA. April s-ssiled. str Bondo-
wcso Dutch. san Francisco
SUIS2. April 1s-Arrived. str Steel Trader.
Calcutta &C. for Galveston.
SYDNEY. NSW. April 1o-Sailed, str Ven
fable BAY. April is-sailed. str pro-
moro Castle tBr,. New York.
TAMPIco. April ,S.-Arrived, str Espe-
sailed 1,tb. str Bryssel DAM. New on
! lcara.
.TELA, April is-Arr.vcd, str Port Antonio
TIGSTsTN. April i1-Arrlved. str Eastern
Sailor. Portland. Ore.
socoplLIA April i2-sailed. str LON
bar,iia tSWb, New oi leans
TRIESTE. April i6-Arrived. str Italia
,isr,. Nov York.
+ VANCOUVER. April 1S--Sailcd. str Steel
Scientist san Francisco.
Arrived iath. str West Jappa, Seattle.
xGT9h 5n ok ANA for ssrriysa sente str iyo
| YOKOHAMA, April i3--Arrived, strs Seiyo
| Maru ,Jap). San Francisco; West ORC. a,
do.
Sailed nth. str Talyo Maru (Jap,. San
| Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20

Norfolk; Shenandoah. Port Lonos.
sailed isth strs Thomas u Wheeler. north
saiied iah a strs p RoeSes5er. eSG 40 Ayonmouth
kekoslSes. Mobile: Delaware Sun. Tuxpam.
FORT TAMPA. Fla. April i9-.Arriyed strS
Sailed 18th. str Princeton. Tampico.
PEILADELPiIIA. IA. April i9-Arrived.
s;erfolk aud Newport Ncws; New York City
pore Brl. Cardiff vie Norfolk; Annetta.
or Antonio. &c; Es Sword, Bristol !;
Jcssrh Seep. Hamburg; . Donnel. Port
1scbos; Bayonne fmctor), New York; SIAN
Ciiy tBrl, Shields; socstdyk Dutch. Rot
Bsy at Chester; cuttT sark tBr). St john
andria, Bombay and Calcutta vie Newport
News. Baltimore and New York. San Pablo
,Br,. Bocss del Toro: perbyIine, TampIco !;
Cleared 10Th, strs Tilthcrn tNorl. Yoke
hama. Kobe, chemulps. Shanghai. Hong
Kong and Manila Via New York: Mariana.
sailed 10th. str wyncote CBr,. Glasgow
and Liverpool.
Passed down Marcus Hook 18Th. 1882 PM.
Passed down 10Th. 10 AM. tug Carlisle.
assr sass EssssS Sorts and
Fessad up Reedy Island 10th. e:o5 AN. str
Nsw York p9atMs AstsEdsm WInana r. tDr a M
Arrived at Delaware Breakwater 18th, $50
PM, tug Chas Mcwilliams. towing barge
Liberty land remained IN harbor > An
leth); $50 PM. str Miraflores tBr,. rela
tordered and proceeded TO Boston at 10 80
Arrived 10th. 80 AM. tug MARI J Nc
Naily. towing barges Calvin and Thos Nc
Nally; Pm. sehr Hee'' 81, Barnet Grins, ,,,so so.-
towing barGcs Barnstnble and Cienfuegos
$50 PM, John L Lewis. towing barge Fort
Passed ep 10Th. io:co AM, tug Caspian.
towing barge Pure OIL No s..
Passed out ,oth, z AM, strs San Tireo ,Br,.
Philadelphia for Puerto Mexico; Pm. Com
3:?o PM. San Pablo tbrp. do for Bocas del
IN harbor 10Th. FM. tug Storm King
wind sW. 1s miles cloudy; smooth sea.
PORTLAND, Me, April le.ssiled, strs
cairnvaions 'sr,. Leith and Newcastle :
RAYMoNb. Wash, April Ie--Arrived. str
osyasS Max FsEN6po l}sp}o 5osPanA oa April 1sArrlved
str Tlorence Luckenbach, Seattle
Arrived 10Th, str Manoa. Honoluu:
ss. seG ien eSp srs so MsTa New %olS
Empire state. Hong Kong; Stockton Manila.
SEATTLE Wash April, lsArE.sed' Wes r.n sirs
Aberdeen; Singapore Maru tJap'. Yoko-
Arrived 10Th. strs Minneso,an,. San Fran
| cisco: Hobokcn. do: Harry Luckenbac1,
SAN PEDRO, Cal, April ls-Arrived ctr
Mexico Maru fJap). New Orleans.
sailed 18th. str Celestial San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. ia. April io-Arrived. strs
1ritonia CBrp. Avonmouth, city Of Rome,
Eoston
TACOMA. Wash. Arrr je-.Arrived str
Ldgar L Luckcnbach, Seattle.
Sailed 10Th, motor ship Siam DAM. San
TAMPA. Fla. April io--Arrived, schr Anna
VI Hudson. Ma.anzas
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, April Io--Ar-
rived, schr Favoniau tBr). New York for
Halifax.
Sailed 10Th, 6 AM. tug Cheektowaga, tow
ing barge Sol. for Edgartown tthen pro-
ceeded light to New Bedford for orders) !;
y AM. Gypsum King, towing barges, for
New York.
Passed 10th, AM. strs Melrose. west !.
q AM. Selwyn Eddy west: ii AM. tug Muir
reli. towing barges. for Boston land re-
| turned for barbor at PM; 1913 PM. str
William 4 McKenney. east:-Wlnd. AN. va
riable. light: cloudy; PM. z. moderate
ain.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
RATES FOR U. S. SHIPPERS.
Hearing ou PrcferentiaIs VIII he
gin In Boston on Friday.

WAsnnNGToH. April 1e.--Hearing on
section IS of tho merchant marine act
of 1890 permitting railroads TO make
preferential rates with American ships
from seaports of the United States TO
and from foreign ports will open IN
Boston next Friday. the Shipping Board
announced 10 day.
The Shipping Boards committee. which
will determine whether or not conditions
now obtain which make section 2S oper-
ative. Is composed of Commissioner
Frederick T. Thompson of Alabama
chairman: Rear Admiral William s.
Benson. Y. s. N, retired. and Commis-
sioner George E. Chamberlain or Ore
gon.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
CAigI-EIES ASK CHANGE
nv PLEDGE or PACKERS
OBJECT to Disposal Of Hold
ings Outside Meat Business.
Special Dispotch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c.. ADYiI 10.


The California Cooperative Canneries
Inc, petitioned tho District of Columbia
Supreme Court to-day for permission TO
intervene in the proceedings involving
proposed changes in the consent decree
whereby Swift 6 Co. Armour & Co.,
Morris & Co.. Wilson & Co. and tho
Cudahy Packing Company. otherwise
known as the Big Five" agreed with
tho Department OF Justice TO dispose of
all their holdings not related to the meat
business.
As presented by Frank j. Hogan, the
canneries ask that the consent decree
of February 81, 1920. be vacated In its
entirety, or that IL may be 20 modified
as to allow the defendants lthe pack
ers) TO resume their dealing in the So
called unrelated commodities, as before
the entry OF the said decree. or to allow
them to use their distribution facilities
for the purpose OF moving the same,
either upon q commission basis or upon
some other efficient basis"
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
Continued from Preceding Page.

broken mast standing upright and projecting
ABOUT i. feet out of water, apparently at
tached TO submerged wreckage-Str Gallta
6Sw).
April II, lat SO. lon 81 a. red eonical
huoy-Cutter Seneca.
April .. lat ~ II. Ion 10 as, passed a
large piece OF timber covered ith marine
grow th--Str Cadillac tBr).
The stations Of the Canadian Signal Ser
vice. under date of April Is. reported Ice as
follows: Cap Chat heavy closo packed Ice
,nshoro; Point Tuppcr. hcavy open ice; Aln
herst Island. light open ice; Tongue Pointe.
lght open ice passing down; Three River.
light open Ice passing down; ST Jean to
Quebec, light open lee passing down.
Ice patrol ship Seneca reports as follows
April 10: Ships position lat 4. 20, Ion
so Is; searched between merldans 81 and 20
north TO lat 42 so: no ce except one small
xrowlei lat io 10, Ion 30 IS; no ice re-
ported last "A hours: conical buoy, black and
Ninlte stripes, In lat 80 ~. Ion 5S o.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. e., April 10.
These army orders have been made public:
ApJUTANT- GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
Erwin, Col. Isaac. TO Boston.
AIR SERVICE.
McHugo. First Lieut.. Michael T.. to Prov
Ing Grounds. Aberdeen.
CAVALRY.
Moses. Col. George w, to Corvallis. ore.
Morledge. Capt. Roy ", TO Fort Riley.
COAST ARTILLERY
Barry, Lleut.-Col. Michael H., 10 WASH
inEton.
Lyon. Major Roy r., TO Governors Island.
Meibcrg. Major Relnold. 10 Chicago.
Marshall, Major Gilbert. to Carp Eus;is.
ENGINEERS.
Sherry, Capt. Harry A., to Camp Hum
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Brown. Major A. H.. 10 New York city.
INFANTRY.
IIelslcy. Capt Albert H.. TO Camp Dix.
Jenna. Capt. w. w, 10 Camp Meade.
Eayser, Capt. Harold p, to New York city.
o'Connor. Capt. George La r., to Camp
Meade.
swett. Capt. Trevor w. TO Camp Travis
Ncnabie, Capt. Benjamin W., to New York
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPART
MT3NT.
Dreyer, Major Joseph NJ, TO Boston
MEDICAL CORPS.
weatherby. Capt. Francis f., TO Washing.
ton.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Gatewood. Major Charles b., to Water
town Arsenal.
Slettery. First Lieut.. John w. 10 Proving
Grounds. Aberdeen.
oUARTERMAsTER's CORPS.
Dent. Capt. Joseph H.. 10 Piattsburg Bar
racks.
Kinney. Capt. Harold, 90 Camp DIX.
Hanson. Capt. Thomas c., Jr., TO Brook
Ign.
SIGNAL CORPS.
King, Capt Henry l.. p. 10 Camp Alfred
Nail.
VETERINARY CORPS.
Burlington. Capt. Ralph NJ. 20 Washing
ton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Russell. Brig. Gen. Edgar. 10 Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Red and black spar buoy established April
W by lighthouse tender Oak 300 yards
NNW Of Scotland light vessel. in 10ia
"a thoms of water. Buoy Is on Sc. side of
wreck, over which there Is 50 feet OF water.
The small ie foot shos in Corinto lIarbor.
Nicars qua. reported by tlc commanding
officer of the u s S Galveston has been
marked by a gasoline drum, moored on the
southern edge Of tile shosl In approximately
Int ]. - a. n, Ion " II - w on the bear
inga: Church stceple. 81 deg, and Carbon
HcaI lighthouse .sS deg.
On april r;cd Tiger wreck mcoring buoys
!. =, q. !, and L, which were established
broskRatcr light Long Island Sound. IN ap-
pro,iu,atey lat ~ Is - y. Ion 72 Z: 10 W,
Nerc withdrawn. III Is presumed that the
Nreca haa been removed or rendered harm
lpasJ
sWASHINCTcS. pc. April lasouthrest
sacrii sarniiigY displayed on the Atlantic
Goa. at and noI III cf SANDY Hook. Disturb
mr., ~ considerable intensity central over
LAX huron. nloN ms eastward.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
EARNS ss.27 A COMMON SHARE.

The Northern States Power Company
reports for 1921 earnings OF s5f0.ea6
after operating expenses, taxes. depre-
citation and payment OF preferred stock
dividends, or 1927 share on the 81 700
shares OF it's common stock The com
pany's total surplus was st.5s3.7o7. and
its gross earnings were sf2,e63.222. an
increase of e.s7 per cent. compared with
those OF 1890.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
AMERICAN PORTS.
Try NALL

EAsTPCET Ne, prior 20 April i3-Arrvcd,
schr Henry II Chamberlain, New York,
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, April f4--Sailed, str
TrsgenDa OBJ, Au.tralia.
Sailed 18th. ctr Eastern Victor. United
Kingdom ports
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, April 1J-Saicd
str Hobokcn Seattle.
SABINE. Tex. April 15-sailed. str India
Arrow. ports IN China.
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DEF ROT
MISC NEOUS MARKETS


Yield
Bid Ask. Ao't
flcd Land Bank Y. r. -.
Nov. 1871. op. Si........io5a 1895 $50
fred. Land Bank Il. L. 5s.
May, 1871. or. '3i...... lo3h iofis 7S3
fFcd. Land Bank U. l.. 81. ~
MAY, 1883. on. 20. loois lola 4.0V
fred Land Rank u. l.. 49,,
May, 1890. op. 'of. ....,... peI loOA SIS
FEs NSv IiSs ioss esTS op. "a. ~ oan iooli as
4r'ed Land Hank y. l.. fiss,
May, 1851 on. 90. 2........, pef4 lool. SIS
fNot listed on New logk STOCK LAShangf
The New York herald., 1922-04-20

Sales. Open, High. Low Last
~ 70 P,.,, ssn a1g e : gf.. y u 2; ~ ~ ~
ss Union Gas. 1o3 les f23
500 Westgi A r.. 50 sqTs SO ss7,
20 Westgh Elec. 81 a. 81 ST..
go Salt Creek. iois i2is 12n 12is
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

- orr. frcm - mchaels icth for Now
iUtt
I Mtrn ntan from Naples 10Th for
~ icrE.
q l'sG STATE. f,om Shanghai 18th for
/. i'istuai,' ..
: 'ii;N ,,"o syouc,, Nsw. 18Th for
ttaheis,u.
The New York herald., 1922-04-20

JOINT STOCK LAND BANK BONDS.
Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab't.
first y. 3. l.. B.~Chicsso
hiss. Nov, 1881, op. ~. ...1of 1864 ass
tJoint Stock Land Bank 5s,
May, 1850. op. "a. ....... aSis 100 500
fJoint stock Land Bank 81.
Now 1888, op. 'a3....... 9sh 100 500
tNot listed on New York Stock Exchange
The New York herald., 1922-04-20
CABLE REPORTS.
r,ssnxG,a srSsMERs ARRIVED,

sJjiNA, at Hong Kong 18th.
sllltbSS of HuSSiA OBJ, at Hong Kong
ti,fl.
~ ,,lA ei;gl. At Trieste 18TH.
l-,rt.sND ,isrl. Mt Antwerp 18th.
tBr,. ~ Hong Kong iith.
~ i'fEttpAM ,Dutcht. Mt Rotterdam 1Sth
- A.I'f$ANIhN tErp. at ilavrc 18Th.
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NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

N rae G. T. q. Jam, Ip4". f0lla I03 IS
Not listed ON New York Stock Exchange.