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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Dun's Report.
(By The Associated Press ,

(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Dun's toner
row will say:
The movement toward better bust
ness continues, but it is still slow and
uneven, and encounters various OBJ
stacles. Efforts to reduce productions
costs through adjustment of wages
and working hours met with resis-
lance in some quarters and labor trOu
bleS at certain points nave further
restricted the public consuming pow
er. Results of retail distribution dis
close the influence of economy and
discrimination in purchasing and the
effect of variable weather, while de-
mands in different primary channels
reveal an unmistakable undercurren,
of hesitation and caution The gains
which appear, however, are or II
wholesome character, if moderate, an
the improved position of t:.; steel IN
dustry is especially encouraging. A,
prices much below the previous high
est levels, some buyers who had de
ferred commitments as far as posi-
bic during the period of deflatlon are
now more disposed to operate, and
the trend is steadily in the direction
OF increased outputs at some manu-
iactuirng establishments.
Weekly bank cle2rings s5,713,S2O,-
600"
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SAY INDICATIONS OF .
OIL DISCOVERED IN
VICINITY OF ELGlN

NOGALES, Ariz., Feb. 10.-Indica
tions have been discovered OF =.
presence of oil or gas at a depth q
from 1900 to 5000 feet in the Els.
Sonoita district, it was reported
meeting of the CHAMBER OF conrno,. =
today. The Nogales Oil and Gas Co..
pany had engaged a California dr..
ing company to test the land.
The drilling concern will test in tv. q
places, one in Santa Cruz county al
the other in Cochise county, il
said. Both are close to a lccati II
where the state geologist, acting 70
the state land department, made
lections which are being withhc
from leasing. 1t is planned to COM
mence drilling operations as soon t.
possible.
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ENDS LIFE; TIRED OF
HUNTING GOLD WITH
WHICH TO BUY FOOD

PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 10.-A man
who had registered as Verne PLUM,
OF Chicago, was found dead late tOda,
in room of downtown hotel here.
He was shot through the head and a
revolver lay at his side. a note sta,e
he was tired of the search for {.
for food to fill his stomach" Among
his effects were papers indicann
served as a soldier overseas, an
Pullman berth purchased in FL Paso
last Tuesday. All marks of identifi-
cation had been removed from his
clothing. He was about SO years Old
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LEGAL NOTICES
United States Land Office, at Phoe
nix, State of Arizona.

United States Land Office, at Phoe
nix, State of Arizona.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the
State of Arizona, under the provisions
of the Act of Congress, approved
June 20, 1910, Sc Stats, $50, has FLEA
in tins office its Scnool Indemnity
Land Selection, applying TO select as
indemnity, the land descr,Ded as fol
lows:
List No. 374O-Serial No. O47450-
in T. u S., r. 23E., all Section II.
&c. & S. r. b. d NJ
During the five weeks period OF
publication of this notice or any time
thereafter, and before final approval
and certification this office Will re-
ceive protests or contests as to any OF
the tracts applied for and transmit
tho same to the General Land Office.
Dated at Phoenix, Arizona, January
%, 1922.
SCOTT WHITE, Receiver,
JOHN r. TOWLES, Register
Date of First Publication, Jan. ~,
1922.
Date of Last Publication, March q,
1922.
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u. ). SHIPS 10 ASSIST
in Of'ENlNC PORTS 10
SHIPMENTS OF GRAIN

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0.-CO-Opera-
ton of the American naval squad on
in the Black Sea has been obtained 10
assist in opening Russian ports to tae
shipmtnt OF grain for famine relief,
Secretary Hoover said today.
Rear Admiral Bristol has sent a de-
stroyer to survey the condition Of the
ports which have been greatly cen
gested, Hoover said, and a naval Off
Ger is to be assigned to act as port
master.
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APPOINTED RECEIVER.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-George Rub
lee, of Washington, D. c., today WAS
appointed temporary receL'2r fer the
United States Food Products Corpor-
alton, against which an ;nvC.3uJary
petition in bankruptcy was filed yes
terday.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-11
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Liberty
bonds closed: 31Gs $1,000; first As
S96.20; second As $4,000; first AIS
S96.42; second Ans $500; third 44s
$3.50; fourth 4As 1864; Victory
3%s 1896; Victory AIS s100.1u.
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Metal Market.
ISOLATED Press)

IBy TIC ASSOCIdttu PreSS)
NEW YORK, FEB. 10.-Lead steady,
spot S4.70@4.S0; zinc quiet, spot East
st. Louis delivery S4.5O04.55; bar sill
yer, foerien 65$4; copper easy, cleo
trolytic spot and nearby 1874 B13Es;
futures 1874 0I35s.
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Cotton Market,

NEW YORK, Feb. 10-Cotton
closed at Il net advance Of 9 to Is
points, with most OF the later posi-
lions at highest lie [els OF the season.
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Great Britain had 2453 bankruptcies
during the first nine months Of 1921
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There is one telephone to every
eight inhabitants in the United States.
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ciass
Using taken Tor o &C
lndennitey CHARGES ads OF
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cuRes

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GIRL wishes position to care for chill
dren; afternoons or evenings.
Phone 373-R. 2952-2-16.
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NEW YORK STOCKS

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NURSING

RELIABLE nurse wishes position.
Phone 373 X. 20 Blacknob ST.,
Warren. 29o3-2-i6.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

VIM. A. White & Sons leased in 81
Fifth avenue an apartment to Harry
p. Longstreet, and the house at 131
East Twenty-first street to Harper
Silliman.
Robert @. Gruncrt leased the follow
ing dwellings,: For Douglas Taylor
Estate Trust at 333 West Twenty sec
ond street. for A. y. Fabcr Estate
Trust at $50 West Twentieth street.
for u. A. Cushman Realty corporati ton
at 362 West Twentieth street. and for
ID. A. Cushman Realty Corporation at
S67 West Twentieth street
Haggstrom-Cellen Co. leased apart
ments at st. Nicholas avenue and 12ith
street TO Helen Kelly. Thelma Holiday.
Louis l.. Lopez. l.. NJ. Zittel. Vincent
Morrello; in 81 West Sixty-fourth street
to IT, c. Landisedell: in 34i West Sew
enty-first street to Ruth Elder: In II
West Sixty-fifth street to Emily Sar-
thou in 153 West Sixty-sixth street 70
Julia Kearns.
c. Tuoti & Co. leased for Michele
Avolio the northeast corner Of 107th
street and First avenue and the ad-
Joining building at co9i-299s First ave-
nue.. two six-story tcnements with
stores
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
SLIGHT DIMlNUTION IN
DEMAND FOR SPACE
Renting Deals in Manhattan
Not So Volu,ninous.

VIM. A. White & Sons leased to
Albert Warschauer store on the st.
Nicholas avenue side of S21-3a3 West
l25th street; to Flick & Warnecke, loft
in LAG Reade street; to Jacob Schein
and Joseph Greenberg, loft in l5s
Spring street; to Walter E. Thwing
and Charles Fl. Bernhard and to Law
renee Detective Agency, offices in 2a5
Fourth avenue: to Wells, Moran &
Derby an office in So William street;
for Douglas L. Elliman Co. to Mar
celle Wilkie. Inc, loft in rs East Fifty
fifth street. and with the Harry Bondy
Co.. to Samuel Great, at a renta. ag-
gregating $4,000, store in The Earl
Carroll Theatre Building, Seventh ave-
nue. and Fiftieth street.
Cross & Brown Co. leased offices to
DR.. l.. Hosford Abel, in 576 Fifth ave-
nue.: to Lord & Taylor the third floor
in 407-4o9 East Thirty-first street.
Cushman G. Wakefield. INC. leased
offices in SO Vanderbilt avenue. to
Frank L. Hale and Barto Phillips Co..
Inc; In 366 Madison avenue, with Cross
& Brown Company, to y. p. Lewis
Also offices in the Liggett Building.
Il East Forty-second street, for Albert
B. Ashforth. Inc. agents. TO J. B.
Loveland. and in liz West Forty-second
street, to Delaware e. Hudson Com
pany and Canadian Steamship Com
pany.
Henry Hof leased a loft In the for
mer J. Chr. G. Hupfel Brewery. now
a loft building. to Guider & aHeina.
upholsterers and decorators, also store
in 2l7 East Thirty-eighth street to f.
L. Bouquet. dealer in upholstery sup
plies.
Henry Brady leased loft in 2 West
Thirty-second street to Frank Pento
for three years
Van Vliet &c Place leased the store
in 402 West Fourteenth street to Emma
Van Wort: in 404 West Fourteenth
street TO Jennie L. Gee, and in 4GS
West Fourteenth street to Greenwich
Beef & Provision Company.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
sS,O0O,o0O IN BIG
BUILDING PROJECTS
18 Story Home for Millinery
Trades to Rise Opposite
Garment Capitol.

Invasion by the millinery trades Of the
area contiguous to the new needle trade
center IN the Pennsylvania zone was fur
ther emphasized yesterday by the an
nouncement of an $4,000, 900 deal which
viii result In the erection Of an eighteen
story commercial building at the north
east corner OF Seventh avenue and
Thirty-seventh street. The site was
leased for a period Of sixty-three years
with an option of purchase by a build
ing syndicate organized by Joseph E.
Gilbert from the Craig1nch Company.
composed OF Francis Bannerman and
others.
The plot measures 100 feet on Sew
enth avenue and 2446 feet on Thirty
seventh street. and is directly opposite
the Garment Center Capitol buildings.
which form the nucleus of the fast grow
Ing needle trade center On 1t the
lessees will put up building exclusively
for millinery concerns. most of which
are located further down town. Ground
will be broken in January, 1923. and 1t
IL. expected that the structure will be
ready for tenants by the 1924 renting
season. The 100000 or more involved
in the venture includes both the aggre-
gate rental and the cost OF the building.
Frederick Fox e. Co.. Inc, were the
brokers. The Craiginch Company was
represented by Guggenheimer. Inter
r'yer q Marshall, and the Gilbert syndi-
cate by Stoddard & Mark.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
NEW YORKER ACQUIRES
/ ESTATE IN BRLARCLIFF
Buys OufUoter Place-Other
Suburban Deals.

Fish G. Marvin sold for Herbert G.
outwater. president of the firm of Out
water. Shurtleff & Noble of this city,
his property on Central Drive, Briar-
cliff Manor. N. Y. comprising one acre
and one-quarter of land. a large frame
residence and outbuildings. to Mrs. j.
l.. McMullin of this city. The prop
erty adjoins the Briarcliff Country
Club links and the estate Of C. p. Case
1t was held at $4,000.
Murray 3. Parks sold to Thomas
Gerrity. general manager OF, NJ. Knoed-
Ter & Co., the home of John l.. Nc
Cord on Bolton avenue. Pelham Manor.
The property was held at So, 900.
George Howe has sold for the Larch-
mont Gardens Company a building site
on Harmon Drive, Larchmont Gardens.
Larchmont. to Herbert ID. Hotaling OF
Mount Kisco. n. Y. The residence. now
under construction. Is being built by the
Larchmont Gardens Company.
Chauncey b. Griffen rented tsn ,rop-
crty at 81 Mamaroneck avenue. p
Plains. for Mrs. J. +. Burt, to Gil-e-t
J. Murray of Larchmont.
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc. leased cottage
No. at Bayberry Point, Islip l.. r.. for
the estate of Henry G. Havemeyer TO
Mrs. Rosalie NJ. Knapp, for the summer.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
CURTAIN RISES ON
SPRING LOT MARKET
Price of $500 for One Plot
at Hoyt Auction Brings
Sanguine Predictions.

When a plot on Eastchester road and
Hammeraiey' avenue. offered in the
absolute auction sale of the Henry r.
Hoyt Estate, conducted yesterday af-
ternoon and evening In the Vesey Street
Exchange Salesroom by Joseph p. Day.
sold for $25,o6o. experts predicted a
strong. firm spring lot market. Will
lam Peters. Bronx builder. and Or. ].
Axelrod were the buyers. The first
fifty inside lots sold brought over $500
each.
Mrs. Louis Mais Wagner was the first
purchaser of a plot. taking five lots
facing on Hammersley avenue just off
the Eastchester road.
A thoroughly representative gather
ing of 1.20o people. including investors.
spectators and operators. were on
hand when the auction opened. Up
to 4o'clock about 299 lots had been sold
for total Of $97 100. The sale will be
continued in the Vesey street sales
room this afternoon and evening.
1T is a long time since a spring
campaign has opened as auspiciously
as the Hoyt SALE" said Joseph p. Day
at the conclusion of the days session.
The bidding was snappy ana lnteftl-
gent. The crowd knew the values Of
fered. and were quick to take advan-
tage of them. There Is no question in
my mind that real lot. values will find
ready acceptance in all buying fields.
The home seeker knows that the time
is ripe for buying and that building
materials prices are now within his
reach. The investor has decided that
there is no false bottom to the present
market The speculator 10 keen to
ride on the upturn Of the market that
he feels is sure to come: so all in all,
1t is my Judgment, backed by quar-
ter of a century OF experience ir the
business. that we are in for strong,
well balanced market. / have decided
to continue the sale this afternoon and
evening. There are still some choice
pieces available, tho cream hasn't
been SKINNED off by any manner Of
means"
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Continued from Preceding Page.

aground at Port Norris both vessels were
iloated. tSee news coiumns.)
| Str Bethore. from Port Lobos, went
aground at . PM Wednesday at st George.
Isl; she was floated at 1 go AM yesterday
Ply tugs.
Barge Belgradia. with cargo ex str Mexico.
sank at Vera. Cruz. nearly all the cargo was
Erecovered. some damaged.
BOSTON. April 6-schr Lulu w Eppes.
(which went ashore April at Bonnet Point
while bound from Boston to Laguayra, has
been floated by coast guA~.r cutter and
flowed to New London: hull apparently un-
damaged and not leaking: will make tenn
lporary repairs at New London and proceed
ito destination.
| COPENHAGEN. April 6-Str Hellig Olay
Glan) to-day left Copenhagen for New York
lShe Is the first passenger liner to leave
Denmark for the United States since Feb
I23 on account of the lockout
PANAMA. April 6-standard Oil tasker
Nv Hanna Is reported adrift off the Peril
Wan coast with broken shaft. The canal
tug Gorgona was preparing this morning to
|so to her assistance.
QUARANTINE. April 8, 1918 PM-Str Per-
sier (Belg). hence April 1 for Havre. passed
here returning. having sprung leak; has
"a feet of water In hold. will have to dis
|charge cargo
Str Silversand (Br). for Havana. is an
chored 60 Clifton repairing condensers.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Pease & Gilman sold for Ida Rhein-
berg four story dwelling, 25x100. at
35 West Seventy-second street. 1t was
held at 500. 900. The buyer will occupy.
James =. Walden sold for Mary A.
Crosby 312 West Eighty-second street.
four and a half story dwelling. lex
1922.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Caroline Herter Bridge and the Osborne
Trust Company of East Hampton.
". Y, 2046 Madison avenue. three
story dwelling, 16.4xT5. Harry Sugar
man was the broker
Joseph L. Marx sold to Mary Phil
lips 737 Greenwich street three story
dwelling. 19x70.
Samuel A. Kelsey sold for Michael
Osborne 222 West 13sth street, three
story dwelling, 21.1x100. to DR.. James
4. Banks, who will occupy. william
T. White was associate broker.
James p. Walden sold for Mary A.
Crosby 312 West Eighty-second street,
a four and half story dwelling. 16x
6ex102.2.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Army Orders
Special Dispatch 70 TIE NEW YoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., April @.

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York HernId Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., April Q.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
simonln. Capt. Arthur e.. to Langin Field,
Moundsville, w. Va.
CAVALRY.
Cory. Capt. Frank j.. to Fort Sam Hous-
ton.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Murphy. Licut.-col. John b., to Washing
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Rafferty,. Major John W., 70 Fort Sam
GGndry. Capt Frederick T.. TO Fort Sam
Jones. Capt. Daniel r.; I.oef, Capt. Joseph
W., and White, Capt. Arthur NJ. to Fort
Sam Houston
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Errineton, Lieut.-Coi. Charles H., to head
quarters Seventh Corps Area.
INFANTRY.
Jarvis. Col. Melville s.. to headquarters
Cooper, Lieut.-col. Harry L.. 90 washing
Hoingsworth. Capt. George c.. to Camp
Mcclellan.
worthley. Capt. Leighton r.. 10 Pocatelio,
Idaho
Dawson, First Lieut.. Aaron O., TO Wash
ington.
QUARTERMAsTERS CORPS.
These officers to report to Chief OF Trans
portation, New York city Capts. Beard
Robert 81 Ford. George r.. Mayhem, John
W.; Moore, William H.; Neville. Francis N. 7:
Seaiy, Simon D.; Sade. John L.: Smith.
william w; Underwood, Joe s., and Wat
son, Joel w.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Magulre, Major Daniel f., TO Fort Bar
rancas.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Bulicns. Capt. Albert s.. TO Camp Alfred
Vail.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Navy Orders

spectai Dispatch to THE NEW York HnuLp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., April Q.
These naval orders were made public to-
day
LIEUTENANT COMMANDERS. C
Amsden. william r., 20 New York.
Macomb. Alexander, granted leave or abb
sencc.
Mcconnell, Riley T.. to ". s. s. Dickerson.
Monroe John A.. relieved from active duty.
stuart Montgomery A., TO navy recruiting
station, Detroit
Vlrden, Thomas j., 20 home, await orders.
LIEUTENANTs.
Clark volney @. Holden, Carl r.. and
Teaslcy, william A.. 20 Naval Academy.
IailSer, Robert p, to v. 8. $. Eagle n.
McCloy John f.. 20 Third Naval district.
boone, Joel r., 20 U. s. s. Mnyflower
stubbs, Houston s., 10 u. s. 8. Affair.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07

METHIL; April 4-sailed. str Maud tNor).
MALES, March so-Arrived. str Anssido
San Giorgio ~ utaD. New York via Phil
NEWCASTLE. Nsw. April 4-Arrived. str
P9rsna 9pan) Vancouver, 49,
LsITinaga !Br,; Norfolk.
PORT DE PAIX, April 5. PM-Saied. str
Gen George w Gosthais from Colon. &c).
PORTLAND. Eng. Aprl ARRIVED. str
Lepsnsc nS ; sBT1; New York
ern Planet. New York via brisbane
PRESTON. April 6-Arrived, strs Manaqui
RfT fGTk Bahi6 Msray xprs
Gensfjord (Nor). Mobile; 4th. Manchloneal
sailed Ssa; !!o ssr TurrialSa. Puerto oortez.
Kerhonkson. Phiadelphia via Boston.
REvAL. March 27-Arrived, str Hauger-
iaRe RorTERbAM rsTMESRF New March xGrs siArr,yed s.rs
City OF Weatherford New Orleans; April 4.
Maasdyk Dutch. New York; Nieuw Am
Sailed 9th. str wssterdyk tputch,. New
ST JOHN. NIB. April e--Arrived. str ota-
rama lBr). Swansea; Trafalgar (Br). San
Sailed 5th. strs Bosworth (Br,. London
Canadian Rancher (Br). do; schr Guilty
sasS sailed Ssh Sh str str asons @ Giassow
sAGuA, April 5-sailed. str Manzanillo
tCubanl, Caibarfen.
SANTOS. April 3--sailed. str Liberty Go
Boston and New Yerk uS.000 bags coffee
for Boston. 5000 bags for New York;.
SIERRA LEONE. April 3-Sailed. str
Jebba (Brl, New York.
SINGAPORE. April 3-Saied. str Ajax
tBr). Boston and New York.
SUEZ. April 5-Arrived. str City of Bag
dad. tBr). Calcutta for Boston and New
York.
SYDNEY. Nsw. April 4-sailed. str Error
Br). Boston.
TAMPIcO. April 5--Arrived. str Monterey.
Vera Cruz.
TIENTSIN. April 4-Sailed. str West Ivan.
Seattle.
TYNE. April o-sailed. str Cragness (Br,. !.
New York.
FL Lc5o (Br). Lobitoe; Singapore Maru
(Jap). Aberdeen.
Sailed 9th. strs Mandarin fBr). Port An
geles: Empress Of Japan (Br), Yokohama :
Arakan ,tBr). Sydney: bark S Tolmie
(Br). Kobe.
Field (Br). Tampico.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
CONCERN
In Ss,5OO,OOO DEAL
American Real Estate Co. Sells
Extensive Holdings in
Bronx and Astoria.

The receivers OF the American Real
Estate Company. ex-Judge Walter c.
Noyes and Alfred E. Marling. have
sold about sS.50o.oOo worth of the COM
pany's realty holdings in Astoria and in
The Bronx through Jacob & Emil
Leitner. Inc. The largest holding, COM
prising eighteen city blocks. or 1,l00 lots
in Astoria near Steinway avenue. was
purchased by the Ditmars Improvement
Company. Inc. of which John A. Dill
lard Is president. Mr.. billiard is asso-
ciated with Louis Gold & Co, builders
and operators. The properties are
bounded by Astoria and Wolcott ave-
nues ond Fourth and Ninth avenues.
City Improvements are to be installed
and a number of the plots. II Is said,
have already been resold to builders.
In The Bronx the principal property
in the deal was the Johnson Building.
two story structure 295x267. at Pros
pect and N-cstchester avenues. which
was purchased by the Devon Realty
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Henry Pierson & Co.. Inc. sold the
three story dwelling at 17s Prospect
place, 2Oxf62, for Elizabeth Wilson.
Meister Builders. Inc.,have sold 20 Carl
n Hexburg the nine room dwelling with
garage accommodating nine cars at 100
Emerson place. r. T. Woodward was
the broker.
Henry T.. Nelson Offices sold for
Catherine A. Henderson the three story
dwelling at AIS Henry street.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold the plot
s0x1o0. on the south side OF Seventy
firth street, 240 feet west of Eleventh
avenue, for David Evans.
RuIkley e Horton Company leased tho
building at 1914 F-latbush avenue for
j NJ May to owens Beers. victrola
agents.
Martin Company leased to M. M. Cam
tor and A. J. Freemark store In 176
Livingston street, to be used for dis
trlbuting storage batteries and radio
supplies.
The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Dangers to Nevigation.
rReported to the Hydrosraphic offics.l

IReported to the photographic Office.J
April 4. lat 80 05. lon IS OF, passed a
heavy square piece OF partly submerged
wreckage. apparently schooner's deck or
cabin roof-Str Lake Kytte.
April /, lat SO "a. lon 70 "a. passed q
ships lifeboat. painted white and full OF
water. with the name "Arloway. San Fran
CISCO" marked on it-Str Collingsworth.
April 4. lat 40 A N. Ion 43 II w. passed
red conical whistling buoy marked NJ
l. V-Str City of Yokohama (Br).
March 80. lat So Is N. lon 143 50 w.
passed large tree about so feet long and
from 3 to feet In diameter, with roots
from s to 10 feet apart and projecting out
OF water--Str Redwood
March %, lat 10 ", Ion 81 SO w, passed
n tree about feet b diameter and projectx
ing about feet out sf water-Str Ecuador.
Coast guard cutter Tampa. on ice patrol
duty, reports as follows: April 6, Tampa s
position. lat Al 30. Ion 80 40; reported April
:, small berg, lat Al 80; lon 81 II; another
TO search locality to-day. Temporarily warn
Ing vessels south OF above positions, as bergs
are In warm water and disintegrating; part
ly submerged wreckage lat Al. Ion so IS.