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The New York herald., 1922-07-23
ro-day's Radio Program
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Station w J Y, Newark (wcstinghouse)
Station WIZ, Newark.
tWestinghouse.)
800 p. M.-Radio chapel services by the Rev
Paul Lindemnnn, ST.. Paul. MINI. editor
OF the American Lutheran Magazine.
$3.50 p. M.-Readings and records from
THE Bubble Books That Sing" by Ralph
Mayhew, courtesy Harper & Bros.
1900 p. M.--Adventure stories for boys and
girls. The White Dogs OF Arran,' from
'Thc Pool OF Stars" by CorneIla Meigs.
courtesy of the Macmillan Company.
1850 7. M.-"Banff and Lake Louise" by L.
Q. Armstrong. Canadian Pacific Railway.
8:15 7. M.-Recital by Alexander DE Bruille,
Bureau. Concerto" Mendelssohn Ave
Maria" Schubert: ION Wings OF Song"
Mendelssohn; Introduction and Rondo Ca
9:1b p. M.--Program by Andrew Thomas
Williams. basso cantante. director Of Will
iamss Progressive School of Musical Art,
Miss. Eta Weiner NJ the piano: Caro- MILO
Ben" GIordaui; III Lacerato sprito,"
Down, Moses. Nobody Knows Knows the the
Trouble i've Seen "ol Graveyard"
deep River" ".Just you.' who Is
sylvia, Schubert, Thou Art Risen. Ny
Lights tho Way" Vale, Kennedy Russell.
station KDKA. Pittsburgh.
tWestinghouse.)
1000 A. M.-Servites of Calvary Episcopal
Church. Shady avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. the
Rev. II. j. Van Etten, rector; Harvey y.
C;aui oreanist and director.
i;45 r. M.-Chiidren's Bible story. "The Man
Who Was Bobhed.'
700 r. M-Radio chapel al station KDKA,
crnductcd by the Rev. u. a. Hiblcr pastor
the mrs CnTs,is gyre. ~ TnlTcn nl, crafpr: era rPs Pa
torian Church. rf,~ ard Penn avenues,
Pittsburgh "a. pr I. II. Barker. minis
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Continued from Preceding Page.

= txeneraD-New York and Porto Rico
STEAMSHIP Co.
Str sagua. Blair. San Juan. Ponce. &c
tEsnersp p-Atantic Fruit Co; -,
Str Norma, Paulsen, Sagua de- Tanamo
a Oallast)-AtlAntic Fruit Co.
str Edward l. Doheny. Jr. lie Cain. Tam
pico (motor cylinders)-Huasteca Petroleum
Str James McGee. Mason. Tampico (gen-
eiaD-R l. Hague.
Str San NazarIo CBD. Williams. Tampico
tballast)-Anglo-Me Mexican Petroleum Co.
Str West Corum, Larson. Tampico (bal-
last)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Stavangeren (Norl. Nedland Baracoa
tseneraD-Di Giorgio Fruit Corporation.
Str Firmore, Brannen. Daiquiri (ballast-
Ore Steamship Corporation;
Str Walter D Munson. Nilsen. Nassau. Ma
tsnzas and Cardenas (generaD-Munson
Str Evard Munich .(Nor). Aarseth Havana
Str Esperanza. seastrom. Havana. Pro-
rreso. &c tgeneraD-New. York and Cuba
Str Str efanrS"i Pinar del Rio CBr). White. Havana
teeneraD-American and Cuban Steamship
Line.
Str Ell Sud. Pinchin. Galveston (generaD-
Str Momus. Maxson. New Orleans (generaD
Southern Pacific ca.
Str Standard. Slater. Baton Rouge (gen-
Str Ossabaw. Robinson. Tampa and Mo-
Lille (general)-Mallory Steamship Co
Str Hundvaago tNor). Due. Savannah
Str Virginia Limited. Atkinson. Richmond
tgenera) )-Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str Honolulu. sorensen tfrom GrisseIhamn
and Hernosand). Baltimore and Norfolk
tresdue)-Moore & Mccormack Co.
Str West Catanace. Knip (from Vancouver
Los Angeles. &c). Baltimore via Panama
Canal general and residue) Elder Steel
Steamship Corporation.
Str Jomsborg (Dan). Anderson. Port Hast
irEs (ballast)-Moore & Mccormack Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Portland (generaD
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Parma (Brl. McCourt (from st Croix) .
Boston (sugar)-Furness, Witty Co.
Motor ship Missourian. Tapley. San Pedro
San Francisco. &c. via Panama Canal (gen-
eraD-United American Lines.
Schr Burpee L Tucker (Br). Hatfield
Tarrsboro (balast)-Sexton e. Bryant
Schr Beaver (Brl, Cain, sydney and Cape
Ereton (ballast) Sexton & Bryant
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

Y. ANNAPOLIS. Ms. July 1s-sailed. schr
Ronald Longmire (Br). Clementsports
BARBADOS. July 6-Arrived. schrs Rose
Anne Belliveau tBr). Belliveau Cove: 7th.
Sazzle (Br). st Johns: 8th. strs Bridgetown;
81 Lucia fand sailed 9th for Jamaica) ::
Bologna GtaD. Trinidad (and sailed for
Teneriffe): Holbrook (Br). Bermuda (and
sailed 10th for Trinidad).
Sailed June 90 str Albanian (Br). Cree
lottetown; 5th. strs Crimson Dutch. Plym-
outh ,Chaleur tBr). st Vincent; schr Olive
Moore (Br). st Johns: 7th str Gran (Nor)
Houston (taking forward the cargo of schr
Cbas DavenporD ; 9Th. schrs Cape Race (Br) i.
st Johns: 10th. Nat l. Gorton (Br). Halifax;
Governor Parr (Br). Turks Island.
BRIDGEWATER. July 1s-In port. schr
S. Clair Therlault (Br). for New York.
FRAZER RIVER. July 17-Arrived. str
Bermuda (Br). Hong Kong.
HALIFAX. July 13-sailed. str Norefjord
HAVANA. July 1e-Arrived. str Nicolaos
Sailed 1sth.. brig San Antonioe Possible
tSp). Las Palmas.
Sailed 18th. bark Sava ItaD, Newport !:
18th. str Leerdam Dutch. Vera Cruz.
LUNENBURG. July 19--Arrived, schrs
Hazel l. Myra (Br). barbados for Charlotte
town .twlll repair before proceeding): YER
saies (Br). Turks Island.
MONTREAL. July 20-Arrived, strs Hilver-
sum Dutch; Havre: Manoa (Br). st Johns.
Elcmidon tBr) New Haven: 18th. Frances
Parsons fBr). Boston.
PORT GREVILLE. July 10-Arrived. schr
Barbara w (Br). Boston.
SYDNEY. CB. July 10-Arrivcd, str Dag
HID (Nor). Port Airport.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Arrivals at and Departures from
FOREIGN Ports.

ADELAIDE, July 2i-Arrived. str Otarama
(Er). New York and Philadelphia
ADEN, July 2l-sailed. str Atlanta City.
ALGoA BAY. July 2l-Arrived. str pro-
more Castle tBrl; Ne% York; .. -, .r,,
Mendi fSp). Phiadelphia.
Sailed 20th. str Ninian (Br): Philadelphia.
AUCKLAND. July 20-saied. str Makura
AVoNMoUTH. July 21-Arrived. str Cor
rishman (Br. Montreal.
saiIed 2lst str Lskonia ssr M1strea s,arsksr
tNor). New York.
BILHAo. July 19-saied.- str Elcano (sp)
BocAs DEL ToRo July 2c-Arrived str
San Bruno tBr,. Boston. ~
BOMBAY. July 21-Arrived. str City OF
BORDEAUX. July 20-Sailed. str Niagara
(Fr) New York.
BoULoGNE. July 2o-ssiled. ctr Reliance.
RUENos AIRES. July 21-sailed. str sark
tNor) New York.
CALCUTTA. July 2o-saiied. strs Borneo
castle tBr). New York: Steel Mariner. New
Orleans.
africa Cand sailed for San Grancisco).
CARTAGENA. July 21-Arrved. str IT,
vlves. Crlstobal.
fNor1- New York.
CLYDE. July 21-Arrived. str Canadian
NeyigssiTSS5 iaHr SS MSn'gEeas 'gESeasaed strs Aban-
garez, New Orleans; 21st. Camden, Bocas
Sailed 2ist. strs Havo (Nor). Norfolk: r
geles Mount Baker from Moble). Los An
geles West Greylock (from Manila). New
CUXHAvEN. July 2o-Arrived. str EN-
press of France tBr). Quebec.
DELAGoA BAY. July 2o-Arrived. str
Corfe Castle (Br). New York.
DUBLIN. July 19-Arrived. str Glenfnlas
(Br). Matane. Que.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Army Order.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., July 22.
These army orders we're made public to-
day:
ADJUTANT- GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Jandn, Col. J. f., TO Omaha.
CAVALRY.
Kuznick, Lieut.-Col. j. ". TO Fort Bliss
Sayles, Lieut.. Col. ]. T., to Camp Mabry
Gibson. Capt. Harold b.. TO Preside Of
Monterey.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Smylie, Major j. s., 20 West Point.
DENTAL CORPS.
Thompson. Capt. Richard f.. TO Camp
Humphreys.
ENGINEERS.
Styer, Major w. d.. TO washington.
Steese, First Lieut.. George NJ, to Denver
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Gruber. Major william r.. to Norman
Neb.
Jones, Major william f.. TO Fort sill.
Lattlmer, Capt. Walter G., TO Fort Riley
Quinn, Capt. Philip T.. to. Washington.
Shaw. Capt Rex b., TO New York
INFANTRY.
Moore, Col. George D., to Washington.
Hill, Major Roy A., 10 Boston.
McCroskey, Major Benjamin b., to Wash
inston.
oUARTERNfAsTERs CORPS.
Brsmble.- Capt. Waitsx- 3. .@to-C Camp cpsters
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
BIG NORWAY MACKEREL cATCp

From Fredrikstad, on the east coast
OF Norway. is reported the greatest
mackerel catch in the memory OF the
Oldest fishermen. Fishing smacks were
loaded to the waters edge with 5000 to
10000 barrels Of mackerel each, and some
thirty smacks came into Fredrkstad on
the morning of June with an aggregate
catch of more than 250.000 mackerel.
People don't know what to do with the
fish. says American Consul c. ". lift ar
Bergen. Norway, in a dispatch to the
foodstuffs division of the Department of
Commerce. At retail they are being sold
for less than cents each and in uuanti-
ties for less than a cent The mackerel
are unusually large and very fat. 1t is
the first rich mackerel catch of the
season off the Norwegian coast.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G.. .IuIv %

~,
These naval orders were made public to-
days
MARVEL. Capt. George r., to commandant
Sixteenth Naval District.
Glassford Commander William A. w 70
command u. s. 8. Pecos.
Stott. Commander Arthur c., to command
U. s. s. Rodgers.
Theobald, Commander Robert A., TO COM
mand u. s. s. Abaranda.
Afford. Lieut. Commander Thalbert NJ, to
r. B.. Hampton Roads.
Booth, Lieut. Commander s. to Navy Yard
Puget Sound.
Cook. Lieut.-Commander George M, to
home.
Hinrichs. Lieut. t.-Commander Robert p, to
u. s. s. William b. Preston.
Hustvedt. Lieut.. Commander Olaf NJ, to
command U. 8. s. Burns.
Maclewski, Lieut. Commander Romuald p,
to command U. s. 8. Branch,
Miles. Lieut.. Commander Alfred H., to
command u: s. s. Ajax.
Van Der Veer, Lieut. Commander Norman
R., to command u. s. S. Stewart.
Williams. Lieut.. Commander Elmo H.. to
U. S. S. Melville.
Butler. Lieut. Ola D., to u. 8. 8. Charles
ton.
Cecil. Lieut.. Charles p. to Navy Depart
ment, Washington.
Cook. Lieut.. seabury. to U. 8. S. John d.
Edwards.
Corley. Lieut.. w. A., to destroyer squad
ron IA
Franz. Lieut.. Charles. to Naval Hospital.
Chelsea. Mass.
Hatch, Lieut.. William G. B.. to U. s. s..
Beaufort.
Hayes. Lieut.. Webb c., to U. 8. s. Wood.
Hayler. Lieut.. Robert W.. to U. s. S..
Prairie.
Maynard. Lieut.. George E., to Third Naval
District.
Mccrea. Lieut.. John L.. to U. S. s..
Ramapo.
Reifel. Lieut.. william NICK. to Naval
Academy.
De Trevrie. Lieut.. David. to U. s. s. Ar
gonne.
White, Lieut.. II. E.. to u. s. s. Abarenda.
Beeching, Lieut.. Commander Charles L., to
Naval Training Station, Hampton Roads.
Flee, Lieut. Commander Andre. to u. s. s..
Aroostook.
Anderson. Lieut.. Walter M, to Recruiting
Station, Portland, Ore.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
OXFORD is SENDING +:
DEBATERS IN FALL
Team Will Make Tour Of
American Colleges and
Universities.

Oxford will send debating team for
a tour of American universities and col
leges this fall. according to II. G. Nc
Carroll of the New York University
debating team. which has returned to
New York after debates with the Oxon-
ians and the universities OF Sheffield
and Edinburgh. The Oxford team. which
will be composed OF E. Marjoribanks OF
Christ Church. K. NJ. Lindsay of worces-
ter and M. C. Hollis of Balliol, has
already completed arrangements for de-
bates with New York University, Co.
iumbia and Bates. The subject Of the
debates will be determined later.
Procedure in English college debates
follows very closely the parliamentary
usage Of the House of Commons.
president is selected. the opposing de-
baters take their places In boxes on
either side of table and speak only
to the chair. which has submitted the
question to be debated. After the argu-
ments are submitted the audience. COM
posed usually only of students. files out
at two doors, one, marked YES" tho
other mo" Tellers stationed at ths
doors announce the result.
The New York University team went
to England prepared to debate on either
side of the question Of the cancellation
of the allied war debts to America Ok
ford. however, changed the wording Of
the subject slightly, making It read:
That the interallied debts to tho
United States are the greatest obstacle
to peaceful world settlement"
The Oxonians upheld the affirmative
of this issue. Debating on practically
the same question at Sheffield and Edin-
burgh. but this time having the affirma-
tive themselves. the Americans got the
decision Of the audience
When the Oxford team comes TO
America It expects to conform to the
American system of debating. At New
York University, however. the English
system will be followed.
The members Of the New York Uni
versity team, in addition to Mr.. Nc
Carroll. were Donald L. Brown Ralph
c. Walker and Mitchell Fisher. The
New Workers. were warm In their praise
of the reception given them by the
English and Scotch collegians.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
SAILED.

strs Hundvaago (Nor). Savannah Selwyn
Eddy, Norfolk; Gedania (panz), Tampico; !;
yon. &c; Fort st George (BD. Bermuda !;
Fort Hamilton (Br), Quebec. &C; Jomsborg
DAM, Port Hastings. Ms; Orizaba, Ha-
>sna; zuiia. Laguayra, &C: Lenspe. Charles
ton, &c: Columbia (Br). Glasgow: Momus,
New Orleans; Pastores. Havana, &C: Lap
land (Br). Antwerp, &C; Rotterdam
Dutch. Rotterdam. &C: Porto Rico. San
Juan. &c: Adriatic (Br). Liverpool; Wekika.
Cardiff, &c. via st John, NIB; Union City
Helen, do.
strs Mayebashi Maru Jap, Yokohama
Venus II CNor). MacKinnor Harbor: Nor
man. Sagua de Tanamo: City of Seattle,
Cape May and Philadelphia: Ossabaw.
Tampa: Pawree. Baltimore: Seattle Spirit.
Cork via Philadelphia: schr Gardiner G
Strs. Esperanza. favana Uncas (Br,
Tampico: Archimedes (Bo. Manchester;
City of st Louis. Savannah NPinar del Rio
(Br). Havana Edward Munich (Nor). Ha-
vana; Virginia Express, Richmond; Parma
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mail.J

FREPoRT. Tex. July 17-saiied, str Free
port Sulphur No 6. Tampico.
HlLO. July 15-Sailed. str Wilmington.
San Francisco
HOUSTON. Tex. July 17--Arrived. str Gran
(Nor). Barbados.
MOBILE. Ala. July 1s-Arrived, str Glucks-
burg fGer).' Galveston.
NEW HAVEN. CT. July 16-Arrived, schr
Esther Adelaide (Br). Hillsboro.
PORTLAND, Me. July 20. PM-Arrived,
strs Norfolk. Laanberts Point: 21st. AM,
TRANSFORMATION. Newport News.
Sailed 21st. AM. str Matoa. Hampton
Roads.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July 1s-Arrived, strs
Canadian Rover (Br). San Francisco: 18th.
Romulus (Nor). Talara. &C.
SABINE. Tex. July 17-Sailed, str T ]
Williams Radiant and Tampico
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegraph ]


BOSTON. Mass. July 21-Arrived. tug Hum
rick New York.
Arrived 22d. strs Glen Ridge. Antwerp:
I'm New York neaves PM ~ Ta'v,n t,;rns AUS
Coastwise. sewalls Point; Hampden. Sydney
tug Neptune. Norfolk. towing barges l F
Chapman and Gen Knox.
Sailed 2ist. PM. str Steel Worker. Pacific
coast ports via New York.
Sailed 22d strs velvernon (Pan). Halifax
and st Johns. NF Everett. Sydney. CB:
Newton. do: Nacoochee. Savannah.
Sailed 22d. strs II Il Dimock. New York
Juniata; Norfolk and Baltimore: Nantucket.
PHILADELPHIA: tug Wellfleet. with barge Fall
mouth. Newport News (calis at Newport for
barge Whitehead: schr Courtney G Houck.
Norfolk Wind at Highland Light sw. 10
miles foggy: smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md. July 22--Arrived. str
Silversand tBr). New York: schr Mabel A
Frye. Port TAMPA; tug Storm King. towing
Sailed 22d. strs Philadelphia. New York
Persian tBrl. Liverpool via Boston; Trond-
iemsfjord tNorl. Bergen: Truro City tBr)
Hamburg via Philadelphia and New York !:
Wost Lake. Liverpool via Boston: Blydendyls
Dutch! Rotterdam via Norfolk: De Sofa,
NfRT YSSEk IcRRatrs a lFi1 ay Monsygel gealea
Lake Fannin, New York
Arrived at Kilkenny 22d. schr Template,
Fall River.
BEAUFORT. NC. July 22-Arrived schr
EDWARD r Bayard. Jr. Norfolk for Will
CHARLESTON. SC. July 2f-Arrived, str
New York;.
CAPE HENRY. Va. July 90 2:30 PM
Passed out 22d. strs Phaliron tGreek). Bal
timore for Port Maria.-Wind 8. 4 miles !:
GALVESTON. Tex. July 2i--Arrived. strs
ri Sol, New York; Marta (Nor). Tampico
Nreces. New York.
Arrived c2d. str Charles f Harwood. Tam
pico.
Sailed 22d. strs Hardness New York !:
Olga DAM Tampico FL Occidente. New
York: Hastings. Mobile: West Kedron.
tie (Br). Gheht: Inga tBrez). Tampico: Co
NAL New York: Nueces do.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, July 21-Arrivcd.
str Comanchc, New York.
Sailed 21st, strs Lake Elsfnere. Boston;
Van, Miami.
NEW ORLEANS. La. July 22--Arrived,
strs Bayway. Jacksonville; George Pierce.
Brazil: Limae, Mexico: Orifamme (Br)
bordeaux; Radio tBr). Rouen: Sor UtaD
Genoa.
Porto Rico: Gansfjord tNor). Port Barrlos !;
C,enesee tBr). Port Lobos; Turbo (Br),
NEWPORT news, va. s'vil July 2i-Arriyed,
atrs Eastern Crown Port Arthur: Stegelborg
(Dan), New York. Mazama. Port Tampa I;
City Of Sparta tBr). New York tand cleared
NoRFoLK. va, July 2i-Arrivcd. strs
Corozal. Philadelphia; Sunesco, New York I;
Wildwood. Mobile Bratland (Nor). New
York
sailed 2ist. ctr Conehatta. Manchester
West Cressey, New Orleans: EPSON (Br) +,
Chile schr Ruth II Merrill. New England
Arrived 2ist. PM. schr Heeper. Port Tampa
for Philadelphia; tug Harold. towing 3
baiEes
Arrived 2ad. strs Rhode Island tBr,. Bal
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

IBID, Boston; El Sud- Galveston; Southern
Cross, Rio Janero Lake Saws, Santiago.
Tug Mercury towing barges (passed out
Sandy Hook at 10 81 AND.
Sailed 2lst. tug Virginan, towing barges
(passed out Sandy Hook at PMD deck
barges. in tow Cdo at 1923 PM.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 10 sea levelb at New York on
Saturday. July %. 1922. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bu-
eau, was thirty and six hundredths (30.06)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
cred and sixty-three and five-tenths tI6S.5)
lying in or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
sbove official data for observing whether
tl,elr own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, s PM. SW. light;
cloudy; smooth sea
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ASSYRIA (Br). at Glasgow 21st.
EMPRESS OF FRANCE (Br). at Cuxhaven
goth.
OLYMPIC fBr), at Southampton 22d.
PRESIDENT GRANT. at Yokohama goth.
PRESIDENT MONROE, at Plymouth 22d.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
BELvEDERE QtaD. Trieste 18th for New
York.
CAMERONIA (Br). from Monte Carlo 22d
for Naples.
EMPRESS OF INDIA (Br). from Liverpool
21st for Quebec.
MAKURA (Br). from Auckland 2oth for
Vancouver.
NIAGARA (Fr). from Bordeaux 20th for
New York.
RELIANCE. from Boulogne Goth for New
York.
sAXoNIA (Br). from Southampton 21st for
New York
SIBERIA MARU (Jap). Kobe Goth for San
Francisco.
TENYO MARU (Jap). from Hong Kong 21st
for San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
$4,000 NEEDED QUICKLY
FOR BABIES VACATIONS
Children's Aid Society Sends
Out an Appeal.

The Children's Aid Society which pro-
vdes summer vacations for the chill
dren of the tenements every year. needs
funds to continue this seasons work.
At its various fresh air homes and camps
more than 1000 little ones are being
cared for. but to complete its outings
for children and mothers with sick
babies the society needs $40. 900 between
now and the end of the season.
Contributions may be sent to Edwin G.
Merrill, treasurer, or c. Loring Brace,
secretary, 105 East Twenty-second
street.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23

OF 27.5 knots.
ct JOHN, NF, July 2i-Schr Holmes A
Frank (Br) Perth Amboy for st Anthony.
ME- Is reported ashore at Quirpon; bottom
out: rudder gone; total wreck; salvage in
progress.
SANDY HOOK. NJ. July 81. :55 PM-Str
Ccrone, for Norfolk, towing schr Grace N
Per dleton grounded below Romer Shoals
lighthouse. The steamer floated again at
$3.50 AM and proceeded to destination with
her tow
TURKS ISLAND. July 22-Schr John r
Fox. Philadelphia June 21 for this port,
loaded with ballast. ran ashore on July 10
about five miles west of Bottlenose. on the
island OF North Caicos. The captain reports
many of the seams on the side of the vessel
open. Prospects Of salvaging the vessel are
doubtful
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Wind. of the Atlantic Coast.

Over East Gulf OF Mexico--,Moderate south
east and south winds and weather partly
overcast, with local. rains Sunday.
Over West Gulf OF Mexico-Moderate TO
fresh southeast and south winds and weather
generally fair Sunday.
Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Pass
age-Moderate TO fresh northeast and east
winds and weather partly overcast, probably
local rains Sunday.
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to
Hatteras-Moderate to fresh south and
southwest winds and weather partly over
cast Sunday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
sc nth and southwest winds and weather
partly overcast Sunday.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
IL :40-27s9 Broadway; Madame Rat
ncT Unknown
IL :50--North Broadway. Williamsburg
Bridge. bus; Luna Sight Seeing
Company ........ ............. .Trifling
3.40-373 West 126th ST.; Mary
10:30-50o Lennox av. unknown. .Trifling
II :20-1t550 Fulton av., The Bronx
Oscar Bumke. e.............. Unknown
II 10000 West 141st ST.; David
Ridher ..................... .Trifling
2.3F--1i2 West cath St. unknown. Trifling
6:15-Gist ST. and I'd av.. motorcycle
unknown .....................T .Trifling
O0-324 Henry st.; unknown. $3.50. Slight
7;1n-z West 10Sth st.; unknown. u Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
WOMEN sPURN PIPES.

LONDON. July 90 (Associated Press).
The attempts of London's tobacco
dealers to popularize pipe smoking
among women have been a failure. For
a while there were several fair devotees
to the briar among the ultra-smart set.
and pipe manufacturers sought to cater
to what they believed might become a
fad. But the idea failed to catch on
and the small bowled pipes especially
n ade for women are now rapidly disap-
pearing from West End shop windows
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported to the photographic Office.l
July IL, lat 40 Al. Ion 5S %, passed a
black spar buoy marked '7''-Str Susque-
hanna.
July II, lat A 50, lon SO II. passed a
whistling buoy. covered with marine growth,
marked "Torbay'-Str Tuscarora (Br).
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES, &C.

BECOME. song writer. lon't delay. Writ.
to-day for descriptive circular. Mr.. DAW-
ScN, III Wcst aith RI.
SPANISH LESSONS wanted. reasonable rates
send particulars. 1861 Herald. Harlem.
The New York herald., 1922-07-23
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. July o2-Barometer at
noon %. 80 inches; wind. r, fresh breeze |:
weather, dense fog. raining; temperature.
40 deg Fair.
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FARM AND GARDEN

CH1CSS.--A delivery. Leghorns, foe :
Rocks, lie; Reds, Wyandottes, Minorcas.
12c.; mixed. So. Guarantee arrival. Post
paid. RELIABLE HATCHERY, box 80. Nc
AlisterNIllc. Pa. w
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The commanding officer Of the q
Sturgeon Bay reports that on the night of
July o. 1922, Negro Island light, Nova Sco-
tia, In approximately lat 43 80 Is n, lon
% 20 AS w, was observed to~'show group
flashing white every 40.3 seconds. thus:
Flash 0.5 second. eclipse seconds. flash 0.5
second, eclipse 27 seconds, and not as stated
In the light list.
New Jersey-Seacoast-The Lighthouse Ser
vice announces Scotland light vessel has been
temporarily replaced by relief light vessel
July 10, 1922.
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wildwood. N. J.

Oo,eay Cap. 200, Am. plan. Spec. early rates
IIuScJ $50 day.S17.5O wk.& up. Priv baths.
Ownership managemt. J. Il. wHITEsELL.
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RESORTS.
Long Island.

FORT LOWRY HOTEL. foot Of nth av.
Bath Beach. Brooklyn.--On water front
near Coney Island; rooms from 1890 Der
week; free bathing; housekeeping: moderate
priced restaurant; open all year; one 4
room cottage for rent