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New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

Atlantic rruis CO Nth psss: malls ssa
saess. e,'s' n sruectsd 10 dock a. Pier. -, n.
Due Tuesday
wsnchuria, Hamburg Dec i 70 AmsF,-
can Line With pass malls and mossj y
s@p.etsd 70 deck Al Pier 80. n Il C"eH
ias s,ssn,v. ~ Hsvans Dee ~; TO \. ia Cub.
srpsefsd 10 dock forenoon a. Pier a. =
Car caronia tBf). Liverpool Dec iti %
is expected to dock at Pier g. y n '"s''
~" wi.Tsf. rr,, Bordssus Dee isi 70
rrsneh line with rass mails and mdss h
iRssnss kSros Turks Island Dec 81; % clyde;
san Domingo Line viih pas; .hs, ms %
mdsst = sIPsessd 70 seek forenoon ~
Pr tr,sshs. ~, S.ess.nvns Dec %. chsrI..-
ten III: 10 clyde LiEe with pass and mas,'
VII deck foTsneon a. Pier ~ Y tShAf''
"A ~ p,. wednesday
President Monroe. London Dec ~; 70 y
3 Lines with pass, malls ana mass
peotsd 70 dock forenoon Al Flsr I" mo-
''1 ayIsn. tpr). Barbados Dee -. 20 Tyr.
nsss. witty With pasA nails ana mdss
10 expected 20 dock torsnoon a. Fis' W.
Mansrro. Nassau pse -: 20 Munson
sses.d S,e. isS 70 DECK forsnocn =, Pier >. Z n
'Veshi eeisn cr,stoSsi Dee 10. Pert su Prince
"a; 20 fahsrna r Lac with pas male
and mdse; 10 sHpeetsd 20 deck forenoon
at Pier 81. N n tWest 7tih S)'
Due Thursday
German Lloyd with pass, maih and mdss;
is eTpected 10 dock a. eth a. Hooohen.
Msiapan. Santa Maria Dec ~. 70 United
Prolt 90 with pAsb. malls and mdns. u eL-
nsctsd "a doek forenoon Al Pier rs. II
'Ts,1'p FoT. ), George CBr,, psrnuas Dee i,;
to T1rss Sns.. wlsS. .ss..e..d 70 dock st Pier Is.
" n (West btth stD.
Due Friday
samiand (Belgl, Brunbuttel Dee ~ 70
RED star Line with pass. malls and ndsei
it expected 10 dock forenoon At Pier ~
" HoordAm (pO. Rotterdam Dee 20 via
BouioEns and Plymouth; 60 Hohand-
America Line With pass. malls snd nose;
FIhlSnd. Southampton Dec 1ei 70 Red
ssSs sspsstsd i' 70 deck At Pier IS. n X twsSt
: ''fs ssrsSssris Ems CBr). Southampton via Cher
bourg Deo "a; 20 cuntrd Line with pass,
malls and mdse; IL eIpoetod TO dock az
Pier 50. n r 6wsS ltth ~ ~ -. ..
Royal Mail Steam Packet CO With Psss'
malls and rndss: 10 expected 10 dock fore
noon AZ Pier ~. X tMorton 81.
Due Saturday
OrAuna (Br), Southampton Dec 81; 70
Roydi Mall steam Packet Co with pass,
malls and mdse: is expected TO dock AZ
Pier a.. Mr. (M9rton st).
Albania (Br), London Dec 1ei 70 cunard
Line With pass, mails and mdsei II eN-
psctsd 20 dock forenoon al Pier t6. n
(West 18th sO.
Due Sunday
President Adams London Dec II; 70
u Lines with pan. mails and mdse IL
expected TO dock forenoon at Pier 4. Ho-
boken.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

tion denied reports to-day that Athens
is on the verge Of counter revolution.
attributing them 10 can anti-patriotic
attempt By handful Of Constantlnists
to discredii the revolution abroad"
The legation said there Is complete
calm throughout the kingdom.
BUDAPEST, Dee. 2S (By The Asso-
eiated press).--Cries Of Long Live the
Republie!" were raised By the So
eialist and Opposition Deputies IN the
National Assembly to-day during dis
eusslon Of the coming centenary OF
the birth Of Sander Petoh, Hungary's
greatest lyric poet. who played a.
important part In the Kossuth revolut
tion Of isls-4e.
The cries were the signal for dis
order, the government deputies storm
Ing the Opposition benches shouting:
Hungary Is still kingdoml We viii
suppress, in blood any attempts for =
Eepubllel"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Counter-RevOlution Reported
Near in Athens, Many Fleeing

MALTA, Dee. % tBy The Associated
Press) Information Just received
here from a reliable source IN Athens
says trouble is brewing there. with
unmistakable signs Of a big counter
revolutionary movement
The population Of the Greek capital
Is reported to be Rt a highly nervous
pitch, with many Of the prominent
participants in the late revolution
leaving the country.
The movement, Il Is stated, Is not
against King George, who continues
in popular favor, but against the mill
.tarists.
Malta Is the cable station hrst re-
eeiving cable dispatches direct from
Athens to outside points, and 10 In q
position 70 be we'll advised concerning
developments there.
LONDON. Dos. 1S,-Ths Creek Lsea-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
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SHIPMAaTERS

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Of the positions Of merchant vessels re-
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less Corporation and the Fadio Corpo-
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may be received In time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
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Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, NeE
York City (WC0), Babylon, . l. i.
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No charge made for medical or
suFsioal advice. latest news and weather
The Rsdle Cooperation Of Amsriea
will receive position reports through
the following stations; Cape Cod
(wccl. Bissconset, Mas (wBcj. New
London. Conn. (WLC,. Cape May
(WCY). New York City (WEY).
Medical and suTEieal advice viii os
rivsn free through the Radio Corpora
ton of -Amsries By the Y. s. Publi7
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Arrived Yesterday

Wuertterobufg (Ger). HAmbufE, Dee 2.
70 Hamburg g-Arnsriean Line with cabin.
go third class psss' malls ana mdssi f'er
John d Rochsfslier. Bergen. Dec g. to
Robert L Hague IN ballast; Robins ID D.
MeKsssport. Havs Nov 20 Dunkirk.
Dec 2. 20 the Cosmopolitan shipping CO
with mdse: Pier 2, Hoboksn.
BergenEfjord (Nor), chrisuania- Dec IL
Stavanger and Bergen. Dec ~; 70 Nor.
wegian-American Line WITH IL hrre ~
second cabin. lis third class pass. malls
and mdEs. l0th 81 B'klyn.
Busnos 1yrss. Nov is. Monisvideo is. Bes-
ton. Dec 20. 10 Merton, Lilly a Co with
mepe; 7sth ~, B'kiYn
Adour tEoTl. JiRsTi. Nov ls, Nsplss ~,
fnaSs; h or Rsd HOOK Fiats Bkiyn.
B6yonns. PHILADELPHIA. Dec ll 10 vac
uv% ansso o Go sss,an wss s psysnn nss 70 M.ory
Line with pass and mdse; Pier -, II
~ and J Tracy. Norfolk. Dec -; TO
NJ a J Tracy with coal Haokensaeh. y.
Point Judith. San Francisco, Nov ~,
Colon, Dec Z, Baltimore -; 70 Paeihe Mall
3 3 Co: Pier 81. n X.
George Washington. Bremen, Dec ~.
Southampton and Cherbourg ~ 70
Lines with asi FIRST, 4s7 second cabin, 7ao
third class pass mails and mdss; Pier g.
MsrsVal (Br), Perth Anboy; 10 Furnsss
"Ssay cegyssehS. JaeEsonSiiis, Dec 70. Charles.
ton 81; 10 clyde Line with pass and mdss:
sohr Lucia Dow, windsor. N 8. Dec
7 10 Crowcll & ThurloW with plaster on
y 3 Luckenbaeh. Boston. Dec ~; 70
Luekenbaeh Line With mdse' seth I"
Colombia, San Franeiseo. Nov 20, San
Pedro 2s. Colon, Dec ~. Havana is; %
Pacific Nail 8 Go with pass msiis ana
AEwistar, Tacoma. Nov IS, Seattle H.
PORT Angeles 10. Portland 80 san fran-
Cisco Dec J. san Pedro =, Colon lbi 70
United American Line with mdse' Pier u
Bush Docks B'klyn. -.
swaziland (swj, Philadsiphia. Dec NJ
20 Furnesa Witty with mdse' on N''
4 c Bsdford, Houston. Dec lsi ter l.
Hague with oil; Pier .. Constaole hooA'
n J. 49,.
Phopix (Dan), Antiils, Dec is: 70 NUE.
aon Lines with mdse; on Liberty.
ArgOsy. Colon Dec B; 70 Wessal'
Missouri (Br). Antwerp Dec ~ 20 ~
lsn'i hrt Line with mdse; anchoteu
on Quarantine. a.,
Southern cross, Rio de Janeiro Dec ~
to Murson Line with pass. mails ana noss
anchored on Cuhrarii-' VIII dock TINS
forenoon At Pier 1, Heboksn.
Silvia (Br), 80 Johns via HAifAx' -
BoWring 4 Co with pass. malls and mdss'
Java II, B'klyn.
Elisha Walker, Tampico Dec Is. 20 Pan
American Petroleum Transportation 20
with crude oil; on TompkinsYilis, s i.
Sherman, Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

y. ...i-. views at a meeting next T~,,,
eve don't want 70 a,
above the judges Of the s,.', 'y,'i,,lla
that held Arbuckle lnrn,-.. q ~
Moross said. Neither do ~ H.
capitalize Arbgekle's rspotatIss ~ y. =
own ends. But / believe n. i,aflf
should give the public ths 80. y
say whether they want % 40. 1-lsi9
pictures. II they DO no, tn.o.,f'
show Il 40 the box a.. ~ y
enough. n they want % -. ;, f-f
pictures should BIZ shown.o Aa
The National Board on p.,i.
.iments eolneidsd with tAsi. s,s y
MoToss F" \,
"The National Board Il,
read In part, "reiterater h, ,''-tf-,,,
first taken when word ef,. .P,,iii
Arbuekle had been banned 10y "
screen in America The Wen 2.
still Is Of the opir on ,ist ~ r',H
buckle, having been tried sy ~ AZ.
his peers and found innos,., ~ q
charge brought against hin. i.,.' ia'
msnds he should be allows{ ,.'. g.
fore the bar Of public oplsio, 8 "
The National Board hol2r orIi,,.
Mr.. Arbuckie pers0nally-tb. ~. =. i'f
mains that his pictures have b., ~. ~
ter" "a.
Sends Letter 10 HAYS
Or. mcfarland entered u. H..
sion for the opposition bg rss'. ,..1.t
lie n letter addressed 10 n, u 80
which he says "the irpr,,,ia.p N
gained ground" that tke actor n, - -.
20 pressure Of financial l,,.,.,,' g.o
vested in By Arbucke Dieior,, ~
The letter further s,ts n, ~
Why he did not cohiaA Dr. 49,.
land, who Is a member q " w..
Committee on Public Rsla,i,.tst,.
fore restoring Arbuckie. Or. N,,Ys,.
land is a member Of larger eomni,,,,,
executive board
The Elizabeth ministtrs protest Ala
was contained IN letter % Mr. H,u
and read in part;
"We desire 20 voice 70 yoa our h.
dignant protest agalnIt Issiving n,
memory Of the orgies and law Yisls.
tions which the appearahee oi Rsps.
Arbuekle on the screen Woud srsur.
In behalf Of the mothers and ia.hsu
yitally concerned that their childns
should see clean motion pielsrss si,s
no leading character having tie i.slz
q sin upon his career, as Ross,s
Arbuekle, we appeal 70 you 70 Fttcn.
slider your action and forbid Artgtklss
return" The letter was signed by lks
Rev. George Z. Beyans, Of he Ger.
stone Presbyterian Church, preslish;
and the Rev. Dr. Louis B. Crane. Il
the Westminster Presbytensn cssrsi,
aeeretarY.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Forecast for Week !,

vAsutNcToN. Dec. = ,w,s-,sy.
~, ~, -, wsek begianlng N,,.,,s .-ccs.
Novth ana middle Atiant,o ..-,csrtfpfsi
adorable oloudlness; no,n., psS
rains or snows probably a, 49, 0olf r'tit,
south Atlantic and .trs srs rr,,,,
Cen.rally fair. except tnat .,~s norrel
shfe latter part. temp ~ferlaa pepi''
frosts likely. except IN To
''w,r We. cuif states cers,,i,f ,.,obah.i1
81 ssrrerature. but Win
- ior.f r,tns middle - ne ...narilu
ohlo Valley and Tsnnes,t' ft,f rsr.
O.. A.. .s..,,f for raias or sne" .s colder
normal rsl ,smperaiuro ersi haR 40 =.
'e9onS, .,dn na,. !, N. Great Lsksscou.,s..,s Va
cioudiness; Temperature n.A. sesas
below normni, occasional ,,...r Nlr'qe1
fjpper Mississippi ana lo, fer i,ca'
v.iley.-Generaily fair et'si..s.~r,ai ff'f
rnows middle OF the wfrh Tlesiaf.
perature nrst half, colder sna p,aiea'
Eorfhern Rocky Mountain .a,-,st tsn
r.eions-Oeneraiiy FAIR ent III lctt
.nornture but with rrohapiii3
snowa In fhe nountaina - oiafel'
eouthern Rocky Mountain 49, ,.n,reft
,.~lons--fienerally fair. norine .~hsioat
49, h,t With probability or o..a-sef d
seo,.s aver tho niateau regions sA>F
fhe extreme south roriion. 80. n eocit
pacinr states ..lenfrailr ~. ti.1@s 40
ern California. conaideraoie e,s.-,..sl ttl
secasionAi rains eise~hsrss A''"
oerature
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24

p.,ehseo, fEby y Montauk Dec ~ a,
pebert d Hopkins 1it Amhros. pse -
a.n rsllr 400 az bermuda Dec -
einsinawa 5Ss EsE Ainbroas Dec ~ q,
81 forenro $50 n sau Juan PA Dee ~.
sun ils Sabine Dec ~.
as". ,ssss II sand Key Dec ~.
aolona ffs Y Tampico Dec ~
ssseonpst So - Il " M n Firs isiahd
san ~ Pstrieio $40 ., Ausussins ''io Az
e,stSsrn csoss .iso 3 Ambrose Dee "a.
eherrnar 10 3 Ambrose Dee ".
Rnpibero 10 y by n ltaiiern Dec ~
Thomas n wheeler 10 sw Diamond sheai
. Dec a.
Tanamo iST 3 ecotisnd Dec a..
United states tiS \ Ambress Dec H..
Vesta towing sosony No. " ~ " sans
Key Dec -
vistuis efe ESE Hattsras Dec ~,
M n Mills iaf NV Torturas Dee a.
Wekika 10 Z Race roint Dec ~.
yVeat fnlay at Handkerchief Dec ~.
w IA Libby iio Ambr0fe Dec ~.
Wra Rockefeller iet 3 Aribrofs Dee ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Notice to Mariners

A dolphin was erected az a point Ia
miles s5t deg from the northwestern ex-
trsnaity Of Fortin Point. Trinidad Island.
West Indies. IN LAT 10 81 n. Ion 6i t3 W.
Nots-The legend Dolphin (P. ~ (s z,
highl" is 20 Be inserted against tho above
position on the charts
shell Reef Buoy 9. East River. Y. q
hrat eiass spar. temporarily discontinued
about Dec - In order 70 facilitate dredg-
inG.
Am str Nevadsn reports that on Nov
- punta De Campos Light. Mexico, IN
lat 10 o. 70 ~. Ion iof ~ W, was showing
hashing white every 8 seconds nash sec
end. eclipse 4 seconda LiGht was made At
~ miles and good check was obtained
when passing a. distance of ~ miles
Commander Mine Squadron 2, Y Pa
cifc FLEET. reports the following landmarks
~ Lahaina. Maui Island, Hawaiian Islands.
Lahsina radio mast (single pole). lat
20 o. o. y, long rs Al ~ W.
Lahaina naEstan, lat 20 81 70 n, Jon
ite 20 81 ".
fla a. 81 W
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
New Dorp Mayor n Suicide
H. S. Levaud, DeSpondeni,
Enda His Life With Bullet

Harry 8. Lsvaud, who went 10 New
Dorp, s. l., as a boy and was one Of
It's leading citizen for hfty years, de-
spondent over the realization that he
was ineurably III, shot himself through
the head yesterday at his home, zts6
Richmond Road, New Dorp. Ho died
in the Staten Island Hospital, New
Brighton. at 7;3o o'clock. He was
seventy years cid.
The back room Of Mr.. Levaud's gem
eral store was for years n gathering
place for all who we're interested In
the town. IL was recognized for miles
around that he could give information
on any matter connected With les de-
velopmsnt, and he came 20 be known
informally as It's mayor" He be-
came wealthy dealing In Staten Island
real estate. The store was closed early
this year, yielding to chain store com
petition.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Philadelphia Mayor
Bars ArbuckIe Films
s.,o.af p,syateA 10 The Tribune

ND9ctdl DApofcN 70 A"o %fFN
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S'-
Mayor Moore telephoned from
Boston to-day TO instruct Director
Cortelyou Of the Department Of
Public Safety 10 stop any attempt
on the part Of mOtion-pieture
theaters In the Quaker City 10
show films in which FATTY" Ar
buckle appears.
The Mayors order is more or
less in the nature Of a supple
ment 10 the action taken by the
meeting Of the Eastern District
Of the National Motion Picture
Theater Owners Association here
yesterday in banning Arbuckle
releases, covering, as II does, the
few houses not represented in the
association.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Foreign Ports
my Ma1D

AFRICA, Dec i3--sailsd: Depers. Taiara
ENsENADA. Dec ie-eAlied: Aferieo
fMex), San Jose del Caro-.
oUArAoUIL. Dec iS-sAllsd. Rsirosa.
TalAra
HALIFAX, Dec ae--Arrived; Canadian
Constructor fBr), Rotterdam. Cnnadian
Gunner fBrl. 81 Johns N y. Cleared
Hosailnd tDr). New York for 81 John.
y y. and sailed: sehr Robert and Arthur
BrJ. NASSAU; aist. In port; DOminlon
Santiago and Jamaica.
LIYERPooL n =. Dec 3o-Arrivsd
Tosto fNor). Norfolk.
(Br). srdnsy.
ST JOHNS, N ?. Dec is-Arrived: sgd
ford fNor), Barry 80
SYDNEY. c y. Dee as-ssiled; Bseh.-
lara (Br), Portland. Ne.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Thirteen Lines
Active I'm Coast
TO.COast Trade
Competition Is Keen, With
$50 Vessels Ina Service
and More Co mpanies
Expected IN Field Soon

Thirteen steamship companies Of
mater Importance, With heet Of about
$50 vessels, averaging 1000 gross tons,
are now engnged IN the intereoastal
trade. according 70 Winthrop L. Mar
Vim. viee-president and general man
arsr Of the American Steamship OWn-
err Association.
The Ameriean.H Hawaiian Steamship
Company heads the list with heet OF
thirty-tVo vessels IN this trade: the
fsthmias Steamship Lines, the United
states Steel Corporations subsidiary,
ranks next, with thirty ships, The
.fFthmIan vessels, however, are not ex-
clusively engaged in cOast-to-eoast
frensport. as the company does great
dsal Of foreign bushes, 30 that the
I.uekenbaeh line, with twenty-five
shIps on the intercoastal run, is se-
tually the second largest concern IN
TIE Pacific Mail. with eight craft
and the Moore 4 MeCormaek serv-
iees. with seven, follow the Luekeh;"
bae6s. Only slightly smaller eomFsu-
tors are the Nawseo Line, the OollAI,
the Cfoll a Thuslow. the Argonaut sne
sbs Williams companies, each OF wnieh
nov has ak vessels making reSu'si
trips to the Panama Canal.
fhe MunsOn and Garland lines easn
has four ships at present IN the lh.eI. 1I.
eoastsi trade. while there are three
MIttnseh boats plying between the Al
lantic and the Pacific. s
Several Of these companies, aeeofu-
ing 70 rumors In shipping circles, IN
tend 70 add vessels 70 their meets IN
The near future, despite the faet tnas
sofno Of the eoast-to-eoast freignSeIs
have recently left San Francisco. Ss
we'll as New York, without BENG Ao.1
10 obtain capacity eargoes; lhls s. ~,
tributed principally 70 tne l1ss s. A.
pSeisc Coast Is nearly over. II - a
rendition that will be remedied when
Other seasonal movements start up.
One. or perhaps two, new iines w. VII
\. saded 10 The intereoastal business
ssfore many months. It Is SAID
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Women's Branch of Disabled
Yeferans Names Committes

ST. PAUL, Dec. 23.-Mrs. John Paul
Jones, Of 81. Paul, national commander
Of the Women's Auxiliary TO the Dis
abled American Veterans OF the World
War, to-day announced the appoint
ment Of the national executive com.
mittee.
These women, who will head dis.
tricts and be known as national com.
mittee women Of their districts, in.
elude: Mrs. William Stoekman. Buf.
fAlo, N. Y, District 2; Mrs. Clarence
L. Mitchell, Washington, D. c., Dis
triet (. and Mrs. Raymond A. La
sanee, Cincinnati, District 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Many Films Destroyed
In Universal City Fire

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 23.--Firs at
Universal City, a suburb. late to-day
DESTROYED 1000 feet Of Aim at the
Universal studios, swept one building
and resulted in the injury Of one mar man
The damage was estimated at $780,
600, including the value Of the motion
picture Aim.
Between thirty-hys and forty pro-
auctions were included in the do.
stroyed prints. The negatives from
which the prints we're made. however,
were saved. Besides Edward Bush, a
Aim cutter, who was said 10 have been
seriously injured. four others were
slightly burned or overcome by smoke.
They were Herman Kerry, an actors
Fred Archer, head Of the art title de,
partment. and Frank Atkinson and
Edward Curtis. Aim cutters.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Army Orders

Prom, TIE TrfbaKSs WdshiAotoa Bvreau
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2a.-ArmY orders
follow.
Air Service
Brsene It. r. O.. 20 San Antonio.
McCoTmich II. IT, t.. TO san Antonio,
Wlmsatt. IL r. W. q. 10 San Antonio.
Infantry
Rlnge, Capt. J. II, 20 Fort Mlssouia.
Patterson. L. Col W. r.. TO Jefferson
Darracka
Miscellaneous
RyonA MAJ. =. r.. Eng. Officers Res
Corps. 10 Washington.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Maritime Miscellany

49,. oasrd office here received reolo
49, cvtter seneca dated noon yestsIo ~
stvss hsr position lat Al ~, Ion " ."
ssSsrsle east winds, cloudy. -. ,r.,,.n
"~CppOfK Va Dec 13--Tank holen
80 fi.cfarrfnr oil At Craney Island Oh
neets 1ill shift 70 Newport News shlp-
t.1isins and Dry Dock CO for repairs.
After disohargins cargo ~ army ,,ss, &
v.ss.f. ~ tbis port sailed Thursday night
snd ystisrday, practically cleaning up ths
sert lnothsf rusn expected IN wake OF
rfaarlne Weathef
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Dangers to Navigation
49,. tpy g, y: 3: aayaoEFaHhie oniesJ

CBy u. 5. HydoEFaphie ORics)
Coast
The following distractions vera re.
ported Dec ~ lat IS "A, ion "a il ave
miles 11e deg from Flre laland LV. blsek
e,enele-enaed boat aWAshed--Antonla. Dec
yellow and party covered with martns
growth-Slendoyie, Dec 10, lat rs ~ ior
~ ~, spar 20 II long ] n IN dIameter-
fIed W Weller. Dec g. lat - "a ion 81
g. seow rs n long With decks awashI
Monterey.
lee Reports
Ihe fohowing was received from the
Canadian signal Rervlcsf HeIie isis H.
~. hight. eiose-packed Ice everywherc.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Editors Join Farmers Meetine

ITHACA, N. Y, Dec. 23.-Editors Of
country newspapers throughout New
York State will gather at the New
York State College OF Agriculture here
on February 10 and 10 for the annual
conference u rural journalists 20 be
held in connection with farmers week
at the State College, II was announced
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
CITY Island

Bound sDuth--6iivia (DF). 81 Johns. Nj.
and Halifax for Nav York. sehrs Nina
NAdeeu (Br), bridgeport for New York;
AEua. Port Chester for New York; Joseph
Murray, Oreenport for New York; Nor
walk, Boston for New York; tugs Socony
g. with barges; steam lighter Hiilsbor-
ough; motor barge Radium.
Bound East-SchT Chautauqua (Br),
Jsrsey City for Yarmouth: tugs Spartan,
with barEea; Dohemlan. with barEe.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
lS Hurt in Dernllmeni

ROCKY MOUNT, N. c., Dec. % (By
The Associated Press).-Fifteen pas
songers were slightly injured early to.
day when eight cars, including four
sleepers, and the engine Of Atlantic
Coast Line Railway train No. 50, en-
route from Jacksonville 20 New York,
were deraiied near Lucnma.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-24
Marine Reports
Winds &C Sea To-day

Winds &C Sea To-day
Eass 0ulf--Moderats variabis; fair.
east. fair.
carfbbsan Sea ana windward PasSags-
Nodsrais variable. partly overcast. prob
ably local rains.
and s0uthw west. overcast.
sandy Hook 70 Eatteras--Noderafd south
and southwest. partly overcast
Hatteras 20 Florida Straus-Modetato
variable. fair