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New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
American Ports
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RALTrMORE. Der 2i-Arrivsd songeY
fNorl Havana. Antilla, Nuefltahi Mlasls
sIppi fBr) London via New YORK sallea.
c r Dniswaleh tNor), New YORK sah'A
CHkRLESToN. Dec st-Arrived; Arspa-
hoe Jacksonyills (and procsedea -.
York;. sailed. " e. Teagle' ooasN"'''
ports Mszama, eosstwise ports -,,...
HAMPTON ROADS. Dec 2t-ArTlved
Honduras tNor). New York: Blair. Balti-
more f0r Manchsstori Atlantic Clty ,Br}'
Phnadelphia. Jenerson. Now i9rh ,onn,. y
fNor). Barry; Cristobal. Colon, Clty OF
Evansviiie tBr). Colon. British Baron
fBrl. Hull: Benmohr tBr). lnlted hinb
wes, Cherow. savannah schr Anna II
NEW ORLEANS. Por, Eads. Dec IL
Arrived. Edam tDp, Roiterdami u.sn1-
neuol. Beaumont J n ouny. Port AtShu,' tSnl,'
Mystic Mobile Sailed: Bowden tNor ,.
Kingston. Cockaponset London. Copsn
CIondD. Tcla Corozal. Porto Rico, pinWynn;
San Pedro. Danzlg t6er). Hamburg ~
Excelsior. Havana; Ervicken tNoD. New
York. Gansfiord tNoD, Port Barrio,'
Helgoy (Nor). Vera Cruz; Hibueras tHond ;,
Blushelds Iolcoa lGrh, Chile; Jacob
Christensen tNor). Palo Alto CUBA; L9t
tHond). Port corteE. santa Marta. cristo-
bal. slgvald DAM. Frontsra; Tamaulipas
Men. Vera cruz Tesmanic tsw), Goth
rnburE, Iruhllos tampa
GALVESTON. Dec 2f-Arrlvedt Brave
coetr. Bremen. Dean Emery, Tampico,
New York New York Sailed II G Folger.
New York. W l. stecd. Tampico.
JACKSONVILLE. Fia. Dec 2i-Arrived:
Lonapc. New York via charlestoni sun
darce. Tampa, Lake Elsmere, Boston wa
Charleston. Howard. Philadelphia Va ss-
vannah. sailed. Howard. Philadelphia VIA
savannah. Nllemede (Nor). Hamburg
PhNAMA CANAL, cFistobal, Dec q
Arrived. san Franclaoo' New YORK fog san
cisco. Steel ore. New York for Cruz
Grands sailed Edward Lueksnbaoh.
New York Norman Monarch t3r), savan-
nah SongYand tNoJ' Phlle9elph,s, Assl-
lake. Philadelphia, AlVaIado tRrl, san
Francisco. Blus Triangle. Seattle.
PENSACOLA. Dec 2i-Arfived. loleos
tGrkl. New orleans Sailed sunelseoo.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec "a Arrived:
Maria (t). New York: watuka tBrl, New
York. Niceto De LarrinaEa tBr). Huelva;
victoria Mar9 GAP. BizsrIa. ste a. Son-
sailed Lake Oallen. Norfolk. Roanoke.
roRT ARTHUR. Dec 1t-Arrlysd.
south seas. Galveston Vacuum IsmPie99'
weston " l. Pratt. sabine
LILLIAN. Norfolk sailed. Y,rentla (Br),
London. Turcoman tBr), Avonmouth and
Liverpool. Amersfoori (DQ. Rotterdam.
West Kehar. Antwerp and Hamburg West
Hembrle. New York
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 24-Arrlved 75d
Statesman tBr). Liverpool Taiyo Maru
Jap, Hongkongi Texan, Portland, ore,
Tor Hamburg. 2uh. Ipswich. Charleston.
Taaca Luaa (Br). Honzkong. X I Lucken-
bach. Boston. Birmingham city. Tacoma
for London, sailed 23d: Theodore Roose-
Welt (Nor), Chrlstianla; steel Exporter,
Portland. ore. Waimarino (Brl. sydney.
Steel Ranger New York. ALERT Jenress.
Portland. Ore. 2fth. Bread Arrow. Yoko-
hama. W s Rheem. New York. 81 Joseph
fFr) HaYrc Edward Pierce, Portland,
ore. George Allen Seattle
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec 2t-ATrivsd.
Hanna Mzru (Jap). New York. city Of
Atlanta. New York. Juanita. Jaeksonvllle
land sailed Baltlmore).
TAMPA, Dec 2f-Arrived; Agwidale,
Mobile Winifred. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Arrived Yesterday

Argus. Antwerp Dee Z; 70 Black Dis-
mond s CO With mdse; Pier J. Army
Sts:i a:s.Tsl s,h'yS 9 " Ernst. ou,y,qun nov ,,.
Msnta 10, Esmsralda Dec 2 Cfis,ohai ,.
Jaomei ~, Aus Cayss it. Jeremis 10 "
Marc a. Pert as r.is is 20 PsnAs1' Ps.r az . =
shsTmsn, San Antonio Nov is, Antofa-
gssts ~. cris,obsl Dec I. Jsossonvilis ls.
baltimore 20. Newport News ~ 20 bhsr-
man CO vfth mdHs. Pier tb. Bklyn.
caismares. Colon Dec - Port Limon II.
Vavana ii. 20 United Fruit CO With ~
pass. mails and mdss Pier IS. r.
Lake win;hTop San pcmisso ,,i,s pii,, ina Ms, sst
Monte crlNf u, TURKS Island 4, % Boil
Insular Line vith mdse Pier ~. b'hlyn'
Southern Cross. Buenos Ayret Dec >.
santos 10. Rio De Jansiro ~ No a aun.on ii.a
pass. malls and mdss, Pier J. Hoeoksn,
Moro Castle. Tampieo Dec ~ Nsra
crss is. .rrogrsso ~ Hsyansa ~; 70 u.
= cgS1 MAI H., cp n.T,V5 T,Ih % pass "'"'
Missouri (Bf). London Nov - AntE.fp
Dec Z. 10 Atlantic Transport Line with
mfs.; oks.susa sJss GpiS GpS or.nEsnouth Dec g..
TO n y Smith IN ballast; Pier T. Bay
indian city (Brl yis,oris. n G Nsy a.
Vancouver 10 10 Us Nav co Whn 'umoer'
a Harrison Smith CBr). Cruz drands
Dec Z. cris,ohai.iG - r l. Hague with
ore. on Tom phirsNille = ]. .
Grace Dollar (Br). Vancouver NoF ~
Ran Trnncitoo Dec l. Colon rs 20 Dollar
Line with ndse 8 Bush books. n klyn
Liberty Clio. Bahia Oct IL. Ia Pltta ~
Buonos Ayrea ie santos 20. Rio De JAneifo
&c. Horton Dec a. 70 international
FreiEhtinE Corp with mdse
WI Libby. Baton Rouge. 70 n J. HaEun
with crude oil Pier 5. Bayonne. y
OssAbaw, Mobile and Tampa. 10 hhliory
co with rldse; Pier ~ r.
John p Archbold. San Pedro and colon .
10 r l. Hague. Pier .. Constable HOOK
city Of Savannah. savannah. 70 Ocean
s CO with pass and mdse. Pier ". y X.
Mohawk. jacksonville and Chsneron
10 clyde s Co with pass and mdse;
Pier AZ. n r.
Hamilton. Norfolk 10 Old Dominion
Trans co with pass and mdEe Pier 81. y r
VI Captain. New orleans 20 Southern
Pacific 70 With ndse Pier 81. n.
Panaman Boston; TO United American
Line with mdIe. Pier 4. Bush Docks.
John Tracy Norfolk. 10 NJ & Tracy a
CO with udse. on Tompklnsville.
Jonancy. Norfolk, 20 Pocahontss Fuel
Co with Tndsc i3id ~, r.
Beatrice Baltimore. 70 n Bull \ CO g
Maple Phnadsiphia. 10 Hsl'ehaw Line
with mdHe
slavic Prince (Br). Hongkong. Manila
Singapore. Colombo, etc.
Philadelphia. La 0uayra Curacao, Porto
Cabelio, 70 Bliss. pallett Co with pass.
mails and mdso.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Military Rule in China
Increasing Heavy Debts
Provincial Dictators Refuse to
Turn in Revenue To Govern
ment at Peking

PEKING, Dec. 2 Correspondence Of
The Associated Press)~-owing to the
refusal Of the military dietators Of
various provinces TO turn in their rev
enue, less than one-third OF the S0,-
100000. Mexican, required monthly TO
pay the expenses Of the Chinese gov
ernment. is available, according TO q
report issued by 10 Wen-kan, Minister
Of Finance. Minister Lo estimates two
thirds Of the revenue OF the central
government Is expended for police and
military purposes. His estimate does
not account for many millions appro-
priated by the Tuchuns for their per-
sonal use.
China's total debt, foreign and do
nestle, is given by Minister Lo ms ST.
720, 100000, Mexican.
OF the foreign debts Of 81 ,029, ,00O, 900,
he says S240. 100000 are unsecured. The
total domestic arrears, for unpaid sal
aries and administrative expenses, are
placed at S10S,000,000.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Ship Owners Prefer TO
Construct New Tonnage

lsSeaons that ship owners, In eX-
arding their fleets. will prefer to
,.iH rev tonnage rather than buy or
wste many OF the vessels con
evsted during tho war, are given in
,as,emeut in "The Liverpool Journal
iCommerce." The reason Tor this, IL
tmid. is that many war-built snlpss
ne designed for a special purpose ahe
shout general consideration OF
nce-time needs.
aWith certain types of war steamers
10 position Of engines and boilers IL
. badly arranged that the cubic .enpae-
Nv of holds ut the forward end IS 80
,ueb In excess Of the capacity az the
ifier end that when they are fuily
,den with a light cargo the draught
lsyward is two feet in excess OF that
N which has 20 be compensated Tor
" carving water ballast in after-bal-
a.. tanks. This, Of course, increases
ne skin friction Of these vessels and
Sses not tend 20 their economical run
slpv In addition there is always the
III Of a tank door or air and sound
40 nine leaking and damaging the
ssso Such has been the experience OF
,sis owners with a number Of types OF
,f.time vessels. To these and other
fonIdsrations ship owners have gwen
rttsntion in respect Of additional ton
nsge which they desire 20 acquire.
There is apparently a greater feel
M that much OF the second-hand ton
rss, now on offer is not adaptable to
ne PARTICULAR trades required or is
composed Of unoconomieal boats TO
work A number OF ship owners
therefore prefer vessels 20 be
built 70 such specifications as Their
experience has dictated as the
best fitted 20 run successIully
rathsr than purchase seeond-nand
steamers and endeavor 20 adapt them
70 the special requirements Of a par
tsular trade. Il is not unlikely
Autiore that a batch Of further OF,
i,n for new tonnage will be placed
terib BY ship owners who have been
i,lissating on the question Of pur.,,
tttne secondhand or new vessels
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Freight Ships Due
Sail Tomorrow
Due To-day

Vessel Port AseyyeS Ahx
Aiolne Rage. Lsith. Dec 7..furn-as- " itny
Iackawanna. London. Dec g. ~ - sinta
Florlnda. TArrasonA. Dec 3 .Oafela bl-t -
Tastern CITY. Barbados Dec ~ nav 20
Robin Adaif. Crittobai. Dec t,,,.. &
Taurus. Ruenos Ayrss. Nov 1I....Kerr Line
Aivarado. cristobai. Doc y co
Pacihc Steam nav 20
rth.rty ofo Santos. Sov -.
|'O'''' "'o' internstionAl FrsiEhtinE CO
p.nsr,sn poston. bee ~ United American
Tuacarora. Manchester. Dec X hSs ~
Vesuyia Naples. Nov - italia- Am Line
Clearwater. Busnos Ayre', Dec -, In.
Tlithorn. frnuingham. Dec l.. Kerr In.
Slavic Prince, Oran, Dec 2. .Fufneas-NNh'
MineolA Cristobai. Dec s.+..- :. -.
York Castle. cardiff Dec p. bAroet L''"'
Due Tomorrow
Msnonlnse. London. Dec > ~ Irah'P'"
Ansaldo VII, Gibraltar, Dec IN 4 T,us,
Fslir Taussig. Colon, Dec ~. ~.
HouIder. wsir Boyd
Hakodats MafU. AlEieIs. Dec v,.,...
Due wednesday
N"' " Norton. LILY GO
Seattle Spirit. Hamburg. Dec ksff l'he
West Eidara. Bordeaux, Dec H.,
Cosmopolitan 20
Due Thursday
Mesaba. London. Dec 49,. Int here $500
poilyian. LiverpooI De- 9..int Nero Aafine
Tarantia OlasgoW. Dec lg.... .Cpnafo .,ns t,l,e
Wells City. swansea. Dec i1..s'''''S h'''
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

FatrOlman Henry Mccarthy. Of the
West Forty-seventh Street police sta
ton. is. bad sailor. or he most GER
tainly would qualify for the post Of
CasabisneA Of the Police Department
II Il were possible 20 persuade Patrol
man Mccarthy 20 20 10 sea At all he
would be the 1922 model OF the boy
who stood on the burning deck whence
all but he had fed.
Patrolman Mccarthy Is the man who
Invented the saying made famous By
the late war-"Orders is orders" But
ne gets seasiek on the slightest provo
cation, or none.
\ motor launch anchored in the
North River OF Forty-eighth street
yesterday afternoon came under
suspicion Of being concerned IN the
handling Of illegal liquors for the
discerning Christmas trade. Conse-
quently PatrolmAn Mccarthy was de-
tailed to 60 on board the boat ind
stand by for further orders.
SO the pAtrolman stood on the deck,
even N the deck wasn't burning. The
launch was all Of twenty-five feet long,
and the wild waves we're running high.
Craft Develops Aerobaties
FIRST the tiny craft would roll 10
the right and then u would roll 10
the left; then n would stand on It's
head and whg its tail. Patrolman Ne
Carthy regretted having eaten so
hearty a lunch.
Just little while later Lieutenant
Patrick Guilty. who works hard TO sus-
tain his reputation a. one Of the
brigh;est wits in the whole Police De-
partment, was summoned TO the tele-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Marine Disasters

PORTLAND. ore. Dec 7f-Kentueklan,
prayloualy reported ashore Columbia River,
noatsd q IN to-day. proceeded.
SEATTLE Dec 2f--1as schr Trygue.
previously reported missing southNestsIh
Alaskan coast. taken In tow by another
vessel
QUEENSTOWN, Dec 2f-Heavy weather
prevailing IN Atlantic caused Londonier
fBsig). birmingham for Norfolk, 10 return
10 port considerably damaged. one member
of crew killed. several Injured.
New Columbia also returned 10 port 70
Teplnnlnh OIL.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Says Bullet Intended
For Him Hit His Friend
Chicago Siockyards Cowboy Is
Accused by Albanian in
Worcester Shaving

WORCESTER. Mass. Dec. 2i.--Will.
lam Kasatas, forty-fve years old, OF
III Salem Street. was killed tonight
by bullet intended for his roompate'
George Pappas. The bullet entered his
abdomen. The police arc looking Tor
Paul Dalton. also known as Paul Ward
who is accused by Psppas OF hring the
shot
Dalton Il said 20 be = Wyoming COW
boy who came % Worcester recently
after working In the Chicago stock
yards. According 10 Pappas, he and
Dalton had quarreled In a lunch room
eArlier in the evening and Dalton had
threatened 20 kill him because he was
an Albanian.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Foreign Trade Increase
AT Boston Continues

BOSTON. Dec. 24.-Boston's foreign
I'd, boom continues without indica-
tr Of let up. The water front Is so
sss,d that shippers are forced to en-
~ many non-union hands to assist
loading and unloading vessels the
Epply Of union workers not being
Esri.ni for the rapidly Increasing
gslness. Heavy shipments OF gram
nd continued large receipts OF British
ssl make up the major portion OF the
nier front business. The eoai ls
sgely for use Of the railroads ana
= Industrial plants.
al incoming vessels report severe
sssihsr. the Leyland liner Winifred-
4 being DELAYED twenty-four hours by
sftrse winds and a heavy sea. Pas-
sigtrs had the novel pleasure sfter
= seas had quieted down watching
s,Fiss Of the high waves which hao
t.yed the ship.
lsliday travel is notably heavy, par
atfly between the Atlantic, ports'
= Prince Arthur. for Yarmouth \. D.
-'ng out no FEWER thah SUI pe9SS"
",i on her latest trip.
announcement on the water front
ee.y Of the purchase Of the henne-
y Navigation Company, which oper-
- a summer passenger service be-
.esa Boston and Maine pleasure re-
~. by President Burton Of the
asftoh Steamship Company, was read
VIA lFfnrrnf Il IL fubrr % r,aanr that
- port will have a most improved
,,..samthip service with Maine ports,
y, Burton Company already operating
freight service.
lne japanese steamship Port Said
...su' which loaded 1000 tons OF grain
~ this wek for Italy. makes the
slih ship 70 load a full grain cargo
~ MS month. The big demand for
..n .n Tor export is being met by the
's's nhs gram handing facilities.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
lrenchShipPing
i Handicapped
~ Labor Laws
....haut Marine Burdened
= Oppressive Legisla-
';on in Comparison With
Vessels Of British Flag
-. 70 q. rrlbrns


.'s nee sl.-Ship owners here
t' ,,,linr against unfavorabls
. 80 keep up expensef and pre-
s" French merchant marine from
~ proYtably with foreign
~ .,,,s,rt Of an old French line
- ,b,t French companies paid
20 -, .he operating expenses of
= ..~,,tl,ors. The eight-hour law
~ 80 -.i,.s expenses SO per cent.
..... .,.'' an y Enslish 7,ooo-ton ship is
s'''. .. ~ ,blrsy.ave sSilors, a similar
n1nn,- .,,.s aust carry eighty-hve
i''a'' IN, Rio decree. which caused
m''' m v,r,ill,s strikes. revoked the
''' ~. IN, lsws provisiOns in refer
Co.. !. 5,es ssu5s but 1t is maintained
H '''' '...,S : u, 70 sssins,rs and stokcrs. and
,i,i y -. s.,r., reduced expenses only 10
o,s,r law, give sailors a weekly day
-, vi.b full pay and free meals,
:, ,,oulrs old-age pensions. Another
!. IA, has given trouble TO ship own
80. that all officers Of a ship,
!, y III a. three-quarters OF the crew,
- he French. This immooilizes
-, -, Of ships that cannot find a
~..,, number Of sailors. French
-, moreover. require concessions
- foreigners are willing to forego,
- Tor example. as wine. hearty
..,. and short trips, FOR Frenehmen
~, 20 remain away from home. III
~ srners were allowed 10 employ
.....sv they pleased they would get
s.,a,r labor without tho ruinous re-
lions attaching TO the employment
fnsnehmen.
f,ifis At Bordeaux is almost sta
.,.,u. What little there Is is chief
+psi and mine posts, but the winter
~ are causing trouble in the Gironde
,vr where several collisions have
=, r,ported. Cereals are continuing
+. ,sur into Marseilles from the
80 States and Argentina, and ship
.,r.. 10 the United States--cOnsisting
-s,fI, Of dried vegetables, Rumanian
h,,r, and Algerian peas-are picking
i, Storage eggs are coming IN IN large
,,riites. but fresh meat has almost
a,,I 70 arrive. due to the failure Of
~, 70 70 down in consonance with
(, heal price Of fresh meat.
bspatches from Petrograd state that
! Soviet government plans to keep
y ,srt open all winter by the use OF
,r,.y iee.breakcrs. Ships will not be
s,rred for this service, but tug fees
IN now 50 gold rubles per hour.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Sailed Yesterday

CaiiabasAs. San Juan. Mstinieook. Port
Arthur, Lyons Maru Jap). Baltimore
(Norl Baltimore Oakwin
(Brj. Philadelphia Montana. Philadelphia
caeaiaue. Philadelphia NevAdan, Phla.
deiphlh, Carlholm (sv). oothenburg
Nordcfjord (Sor), Bergen; csbo Bspariel
(sp). CadiE. BestegGsn (Nor). cadiE
Vigil (Br). RIO de Janeiro. Oien. Havre .
finnsi (Br). Buenos Ayres: Celtic Prince
fBr). Kobe Janus (Fr). PhiiAdsiphia, /,
Ausonia (Br). olasgov, Point Judith.
Michael Tracy. Norfolk. Orleans san
Bradford city (Br), Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
81" Train Kills Chauffeur. %

years old, a chauffeur living at 20b
West Eightieth Street, was Tun over
and killed BY a southbound Ninth Ave-
nue. elevated train at Jerome Avenue
and i6ist Street, the Bronx, early yes.
terday. Motormhn John Roosh told
police the man was lying across the
track and that he saw the body too
late 10 prevent the first truck passing
over H.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Still Explosion Kills Two
Men Burned 10 DeathWhen I'm.
able TO Escape From Shaniy

WATERFOWL. N. Y, Dec. 24.-Two
men we're burned to death in a shack
at Pyrites, a paper mill village few
miles above Watertown on SATURDAY
night, when the still from which they
were distilling moonshine whisky eY-
ploded and set fire to the place.
The dead men are Albert Smith and
David MCGUIRE. james CORY, of
Londonderry. VI, who was with Smith
and Mcclure in tho shack. told Ser
geant c. b. MeMann, of the state po-
lice, who discovered the bodies, that
all three had been drinking home
brewed WHISKY and that Smith and
Mcclure were so far gone they were
unable to escape when the still ex.
ploded. scattering burning alcohol
over the hut
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Uchida Urges Japan to Back
u. 6. in Navy Reduction Plan

TOXIC, Dec. "a (By The Associated
Press In On address in the upper
house Of Parliament to-day, surveying
the foreign policy Of Japan, Viseount
Uchida, the Foreign Minister. said that
in the event Of the non-ratiGcation OF
the Washington conference agreement
by the powers concerned he hoped
Japan would take the necessary steps
looking to a solution Of the problem In
concert with Great Britain and the
United States.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
KeIler,s Condition Not Serious

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24,-Threstened
with q nervous breakdown, Represent
ative Oscar Z. Keller Republican,
Minnesota, whose impeachment charges
against Attorney General Daugherty
recently were heard by Congressional
committee, Is az his home here, under
A physicians orders TO stay away from
work for a couple OF weeks: his
physician said to-day Mr. keller's con-
dition was not serious.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Radio Corporatlon Of America

,r,..f,tor n noon. distance IN miles uhis~
otherwise statedl
a,.,,Ay4a al NE GREAT AbAco Dec -.
Iis I.Ssi Z Cape Hsury Dec -,
aihsr, 4 Watts iss = Tampieo IN
.te'.t.t is0 NV TortuEas Ph Dec -
1rtiIus . s win..Ia1nn,ssf.s, Waters A.. !, DEC ~
bSisvf ~ NE By Cape HtnU Dec -
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Fire Kills Wes, Point Mule

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 24.-"Blaek
Diamond" the mascot mule used by
the West Point cadets in the recent
Army-Nsvy football game at Franklin
Field, was sufocated to-day by smoke
from a hre that destroyed a building
adjoining the stable in which he was
ouartered. Several other trained
horses and dogs. which belonged 70 a
New York show troupe, also were
Astfod
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Foreign Ports
Departures

LIVERPOOL Dec 2l--Adriatic CBr).
New York via Queenstown.
BUESOs AYREs Dec 23--fndian Prince
(Br). New York; Troubadour (Nor). Ne~
York. GARLIC. New York; Edward L
DaheuV TamplcO
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
Marine Reports
Winds AZ Sea Today

Winds At Sea To-Day
East ouif-Modsrats. mostly eaat and
southsast, and weather partly overcast
West 0ulf-Moderato southerlY ana
weather generally fair
Caribbean Sea and Windward PasnaGe-
Moderats northeast and weather partly
overcast, With local rains
North Of sandy Hook--hodsrate varAbls
and weather overcast.
Sandy Hook 10 Hattsras-Modsrais
southeast and south and weather over
cast. probably local rains over north por-
tion.
Hstteras 20 FLORIDA straits-Modsrats.
mostly south and southwest. and weather
partly overcast.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
ParIey Date Unchanged

SANTIAGO, Chile, Dee. PA rumor
in circulation that the date for the
meeting in March Of the Pan-Ameriean
Congress had been changed is declared
"a be utterly without foundation
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

Peetsd 70 dock forenoon a. Pier 90. \ n
fWett 18Th 80.
Due Sunday
President Adams London Dec u 70
L Lines with pass. mails and indHe, IL
expected 20 dock forenoon a. Pier 4. no.
boken.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
CITY Island

Round Routh-wekika, LlverPooi va
BOSTON for New York, 10 J II "iheh'''s'
4 90 IN ballast
Bound East-Sone.
The Holbrook news., 1922-06-02
CHARMING EVE
 MING PARTY

MT. and Mrs. w. E. Fer gusOn were at home to a number of their friends on last Saturday night. The amusement for the evening was auction bridge, and seven tables were filled with the assembled guesrs.
 The color scheme of the evening was pink and white and was carried out in the refreshments as we'll as in the decorations. Buquets of dainty pink and white peas graced the rooms. After a delicious two course lunch the guests went on a hunt for their favors, which were festoned from the walls on pink StreamerS and were pink and white bache- Tor buttons filling tiny bask- cts. There is a joke about the bachelor button however, and you want to find out how they were matched be- fore you go on a similar if you wish success.
 Everyone present left at last declaring that they had had a most delightful time and that it was one of the unique affairs of the season.