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New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

CITY of Atlanta. savannah Dee ie. 70
ocean 3 CO with pass and mds. = n
pscted 70 dock forenoon Al Pier - ~
lJane ttl.
Due saturday
Albania CBs). Londen Dec 10 20 Cunara
line with pass. malls ana nahe ~
r.setsd 10 dock forenoon At Pier &C.
Noordam. fDt). Rotterdam Dec 70 va
,touiorne and Plymouth. 70 hohAno.
America Line With pass mails +no
IA erected 10 Gbck ~ tth ~ Eoooss
esmiand fBeig). urunbuttsl Dee ~ 70
a. stsr Line Win pass. mails and Inds.
Z r fA'''''' - -.
o.A,,. fprJ. Southampton Dec II 70
Revsi Maii steam Packet CO with
waiir and rndse. IL expected 20 ooeN ~
pier a.. n Il Morton 80. -, -
presidsnt Adams London Dec ~. 40 y,
y & lines with pas. malls and Nose
erpsoied 70 dock forenoon A. Pier T. no
01ss Esnsranrn. vera Cruz Dec ~. Haysns y ;
10 Ward Line With pass. mails ii, snd nno'''
zsbs curacao Dec 20. 90 Bliss. Daiistt
a - Win pass. malls and mdse: IL eS-
Soeted 10 dock afternoon 81 Fier H.
B'kiyn CMontagus 80.
Due Monday
Adriatic CBr), Liverpool via oussnstoun
Dec 70. 20 Milie oNaN E.Nv s- -.
malls and mdse 70 expected 20 aosk to''
noon III Pier So y west tlst
Canada tFrl. NAbles Dec ~ 70
Line with pass. malls and nnohe' "
pected 10 dock AZ 3ist n. Bkiyn ,.-. A..
Rosaiind (Brl, 81 Johns Wa haiteh 70
BowrinF Bros with pass mails eh9 ~.
h expected 10 dock forenoon AZ 'A'A ."
Ponce. San Juan Dec 81: 10 y
porfo Rlco Line With pass. malls ana
rodse. h expected 20 dock forenoon az
Pier IS. Bkiyn. -...- -. a. %
Furness. Witty q co with pass. malls anu
mdso. IL expected TO dock forenoon
Pier s6 " r.
santa Teresa. Valparaiso Dec u. 70 w
Grace with pass. malls and mdse u e1
pected 10 dock forenoon AZ Pler 80 % hi5n'
Due Tuesday
Rochambeau (Fr). HavIe Dec ~
French Line with pass. mails nno mdtss ~
expected 70 dock forenoon AZ Pier ~ II
(West 18th s). "a. q,
Providence (Fr). Marseiiiss Dec ioi 70
Fabre Line with pass, mails ana NOSE
expected 10 dock a. airt st Bklyn
Aeia (Frl Marselllea Dec IL VIA frotl-
dence. r ! 70 Fabre Line With pass mallh
and rndse. 10 expected TO dock Al sist o.
orlzaba. Havana Dec 30; 10 y 7 4 Cube
Mail Line with pass, malls ana moee ~
rYpocfod 10 dock al Pier if. y r tWall AZ.
Munamar. Nassau Dec 20, 70 hunson
Lines with pass. mails and mdse; u eN-
pectcd 20 dock late to-day AZ Fier y T.
(Coenties Slip).
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Ia ssvois CFrl. Hsvrs Dec ls; 70 French
Line with a. cabin, iSs second elesS pass
mails and mdse. Il expected 20 reach
a, Per 81. X r twesi 18TH sO Delayed
by heavy weather. all welL
Zacapa. Kingston Dec 81, 20 United
Fruit Co with ~ pass malls and mdse
win dock about . At Pier IS, Il
Huron, turks Island Dec "a. TO clyde.
San Domingo Line with "a pass mails and
mdse Il eKpscted 10 dock about $50 a IN
Munargo. Nassau Dec %; 70 Munson
Line with pass mails and mdsc. is CN-
pocted TO dock about S;so m al Pier ..
colon' cristobsf Dec 10. Port al Prince
-: 20 Panama r Line with pass. mails
and ndse. 4 expected 70 dock about 10
Mount Carroll Hamburg Dec it. 70
United American Lines with pass mails
and mdse. 4 expected 20 dock about 3
carouis fBr). Liverpool Dec IS: 70
cunard Line with ~ nrst III second. ia
third class pass malls and mdse L. ex-
pected 20 dock about ESQ a M az Pier ~,
\ n West itth Ht).
ness. witty a Co with 5s pass. malls and
mdse. IL expected 30 dock about s.30 q m
at Pier "a. Bklyn.
Due Tomorrow
Netapan santa Marta Dec ~; 20 United
Fruit Co with pass, malls and mdsc. is ex-
pccted 20 dock az p m AZ Pier IS. r
Ienspe. Jaeksonvliie Dec IS. Charleston
%. 10 clyde Line with pass and mdsc: viii
dock a. Pier 80. re Charlton st).
Dee Friday
Fort q, George (Br). Bermuda Dec - (:
70 Furneas Witty A. Co with pass, mails
and mdee. is expected 10 dock a. Pier s.,
y twest bsih stl,
Manchuria. Hamburg Dec ls 10 Amori.
can Line with psts. malls and indset is
sEpeetsd TO dock st Pier 90. \ West
12d et).
Presldent Monroe. London Dec Is: 70 U
s Iines with pass, malls and mdse is eL-
pected 70 dock forenoon AZ Pier 8. Ho-
FINLAND. Southampton Dec at: % RED
star line with pass. malls and rndse; is
expected 20 deck at Pier IS. (wesi
Esrengaria fBr). Southampton Via Cher
bourg Dec "a. 20 Cunard Line with pass.
mails and mdsei ia expected 70 dock az
Pier -. n y (wett i4th ST..
Hanover. Bremfn Dec ls. 70 North
Oermsn Lloyd vita pass malls and mdse;
IL expected % deck a. 9Th - Hohoken.
Ar.ggssys sBTl. 9srns,ds Dec ~: 70
malls and mdse, "a 1Npected 70 dock fore
neon A. Pier a. ~ r (Morton aii.
Nlagara (Fr). Bordeaux Dec fe; 20
French Line with pass. malls and mdae
delayed b. heavy weather; expects 70 dock
forsnoor A. Pier - \ y
FORT Hamilton CBr). Bermuda Dee ~:
70 Fumes athy . 20 With pass. mails
q n6 ndfe. is sxpscied 10 dock forenoon at
Pier o.. Il (wssi tSth 81.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
G.. Won HelmOlt Retires
From German Ship Line
u. s. Manager for Many Years
Il Succeeded by II. Schuen-
gel. Acting Head

Charles Won Helmolt, general man
ager since 1910 for the North German
Lloyd IN New York, is retiring from his
present position, and will be succeeded
by II. Schuengel, who has been acting
manager since Mr. Won Helmolt left
for a trip 20 Germany last June. Mr..
Won Helmolt, who IL now siXty-fve
years old, has been with the company
twenty-seven years. He returned 10
New York on the George Washington
last Saturday.
Commenting yesterday upon condl-
tions In Germany, Mr. Won Helmolt
said that the middle classes are suf-
forine most. and that the fluctuations
in the exchange value OF the mark are
resulting in considerable disturbance
10 economic recovery. Illustrating this
point, he said that in ordering a steak
Tor dinner one evening he was in
formed that the price was $50 marks,
but that by the time he had finished
his meal the price had advanced 10 2sO
marks. Joking aside, said Mr.. Won Hell
molt. there Is little. prospect for i'm
provement until some method is found
% stabilizing business through an In
ternational agreement.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
hipLines Look
For Big Season
In Sugar Trade
1000. 900 Ton Movement
Begins Next Month; De-
crease From Last Year;
Board Not to Take Part

With the movement Of Cuban sugar
% the Unitsd States starting early
next month. steamship owners expect
stronger time charter rates for suitable
steamers and are preparing for sea-
son that will be large. though not so
large as last year. Exports from Cuba
Of approximately 100000 tons are
estimated for the current year. a. com
pared with 5,000,000 tons in the year
jnst closed.
oaieials Of the Ward and Munson
lines, which will play an important
part in the movement, look Tor .
strengthening market In January. IL
was learned yesterday that the Ship
ming Board. which formerly placed q
large number Of ships in the trade. will
not participate this year. Local repre-
sentatives said yesterday that the rates
which are offered for the business are
not attractive, and that aside from the
matter Of rates the board will not com
pete in the route with the companies
which have purchased government yes
ssls. In previous years the board has
allocated vessels for the purpose, but
last year sold q number Of lake-type
ships 70 former operating companies,
which are now IN the trade on their
own account
A. the United States takes about
three-fourths Of the total Cuban output
Of sugar. a considerable part OF the
business will come to American lines.
The hrst transatlantic shipment OF
the new crop was noted last week, with
the ehartering Of one steamer AZ z0s
"a FOR the United Kingdom In Feb
Ina review Of the Cuban sugar situs-
tion the National Bank Of Commerce
yestsrday said the "the new year begins
with hopeful auspices for Cuba. Many
Of the sugar companies which have
been operating for swo seasons under
financial supervision will probably. be
able 70 take charge Of their own des-
TIMES this season"
The sugar industry Of Cube repre-
ssnts a total investment Of about
$3.50 ,OO0, 900, Of which tvo-thirds is
estimated 70 be American capital.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
COIer Insists on
Separate Hospital
For Insane Cases
Decries Necessity Of Placing
Them With the Alcoholic
and Drug Addicts at Belle
yue and Kings County

After a conference yesterday Win
Mayor Hylan, Commissioner blfd ..
Coier Of the Department OF Puohe
Welfare lasued n statement declaring
thcro vas urgent need for additional
6reproof buildings at both Bellevue
and Kings County hospitals Inc
Commissioner's statement was SAID 70
bsvc been prompted by the recent
criticism Of John Zanft, general man.
aner OF n film corporation, VINO salo
that the administration building AZ
peiisvue. In which from 300 TO 900
natIsnta are housed, 10 fire trap.
aTho conditions either at Bellevue
Uosnital psychopathic ward or a.
Kings County Hospital are nothing
newt said Commissioner Coler. "Iney
have only been getting more compll-
cated since under the law we are com.
pelled 20 put insane, alcoholic and
drug addicts IN the same buildings
The board OF trustees at Bellevue nos,
nitai until very recently have oelieyed
tbat the completion Of wards and u
wcre more important than the I'M
proyement Of the psychopathic wards.
About a month ago / succeeded IN
passinQ through the Bellevue board a
reousNt for money for a new psycho-
pathic hospital Of 300 beds. ine iaW,
however, governing the commitment OF
insane is worse than the physical ac-
commodations. II Is inhuman, 70 my
mind. 20 be compelled 10 determine
within ten days whether person Is
insane or not
II do not agree with commissiioner
Copeland that the present wares IN
Bellevue should be repaired. lnere
should be a separate, modern building
of saw four or FIVE hundred beds, pro
yided with every equipment and faeil-
lty for the treatment OF nervous ols-
orders, I'm which the entire psyeho-
pathic service Of the city could be
carried on. There should be a Change
in the law allowing patients TO be
held such a period OF time as the doc
tors may think necessary. From my
own study Of this matter, and 10 has
been very interse, believe from ~ 20
30 per cent Of the people now sent 20
insane asylums need not 80.
"That conditions are not better than
they are is not the fault OF the doctors
either in this department or Bellevue.
We have done all we could, but the
proper handling Of the matter requires
A substantial amount Of money The
financial condition Of the city has held
US back heretofore from obtaining this
money. the strong propaganda for edu-
cational collegesi etc, absorbing al
most all the available funds the city
sould scrape together"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Boston Grand Juryso
Study PelIetier Ous,
Special Panel Sworn In,op
If Ex.Districi Atlo,~...
Shall BE Prosernl.iy

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.-A ss.,,.,
jury was sworn In TO-DAY u y. ~.
whether, IN the evidence IN /.
scph &. Pettletier was rss.,... ~ ~. 4,
the Office Of District Attor,.,,' ~,
was probable cause 10 briss tag
others 70 trial for crime ~
General J. Weston Allen silA s.'i',I
would be given evidence n 80. lJ
with several trust compabie. ~
were closed because Of irrsgui. =.
Although witnesses whose r.1
Ured in one Of the ease, ~.
part Of the Pelletier custer ,,o... 49, ~
were on hand ready % tessif, v,ts.''t ~
organized with the eleetios - = ~
J. Mcguire as foreman srd ~
banded for the day. M. s.t q
waiting included Nyer Bs,r.," "'.ns''s .
etor Of a West End kotel "a. Pio
nally testified that $1,000 ~ .a' ofli
ed from him under tsr,,,' ~ !, 'AIof Iof
eution by Pelletier. F" pfea
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Vessel Port ,Agsney,
Tastern City. Barbados. Dec 4 u NAY 90
TAURUS. Bushos Ayres. Nov ~ =. Kerr Line
Vesuvis Naples. Nov % Italia I'm Line
YORK Castle, Cardiff. Dec D. Barber Line
FambaFan. Gibraltar Dec Z. Punch Edye
Medina, Galveston. Dec 20. Mallory Line
FeliY Taussig. Colon. Dec IT,
H0aldsr. Weir a BOYD
Hakodate Maru. Algiers. Dec 2.
Nippon. Yusen Kaiaha
city OF Melbourne, Port said. Nov o..
Norton. Lilly a Co
Seattle Spirit HAMBURG. Dec }. Kerr Line
Florida. Rotterdam. Dec Ia. ..Funch. bdye
Weehawken. Tyne. Dec s.......R i Hague
Ethan Allen. Colon, Dec 10. Mallory Trans
West Eidara. Bordeaux. Dec 10.
Cosmopolitan s Co
Due Tomorrow
Afesaba. London, Dec -.. Int Mere Aarins
Bolivian, Liverpool, Dec s..fnt Mere Marine
Tarantia. Glasgow. Dec i6.. .Cunard Line
Wells City swansea. Dec u. .......C = NH
AlvArado. Colon. Dec ~ .Sanderson sons
Canadian Explorer. Papeete. Noy y:
cody, Hartiepool. Dec 8........ Lykes Bros
III Islco. New Orleans. Dec y. 80 Fhclne
Mercler. Antwerp. Dec H.. Lloyd Beige
Liverpool Dec a.. r l. Hague
Victorious. Colon, Dec /. Mallory Transport
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Rum Runner Fined $3.50
Declares He Had 232 BOttlcsi
Officials Say l35

Ciildo Soriano. Of New Brighton, S. l..
got of with a fine OF $3.50 yesterday
because County Judge William T
Bleakley nked the frankness with
which he confessed his part in run
ming liquor over the Canadian border
when he was arraigned in White
Plains. The prisoner lost an expen-
sive sedan as a result Of his detection
and has not been paid the SO he had
been promised for transporting 25l
bottles OF whisky from Canada TO 9
Staten Island bootlegger.
Soriano vas arrested In Tarrytown
after police attention had been direct.
ed 10 his car by au accident in which
il was badly damaged. Judge Bleak
ley commented on the discrepancy be-
tween the 232 bottles specified by the
prisoner and the 1875 reported by those
who took him into custody.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Arrived Yesterday

VILE De pjlbouti (Fr). Aigisrs Oct ~.
Laghorn Nov .. Msrssilles ~ Ealencla Dso
Lm.Siess AesS Ian. with nads,. Pier sS B'kiyn.
SRntore Daiquiri Dec 7os 20 ore > N2'
With ore. ore Docks Constable HOOK. y.
Pacific Msru yap). Lisbon Dec 10. 70
Horriss. Magiu Co with mose' hurO"
siSonsy. Havana Dec -; to y 7 4 Cuba
Mail 8 Co with i3 paas malls ana muse
Ithslmsrs tBr,. Rotterdam Dec s; 70
British Moiasses Co with molaEses' an
III Nef New orleans: 20 Southern Pa
cifio Co. with mdse: Pier VI. X
Arapahoe. Jacksonville and Charleston /.
70 clyde s s CO. With pass and mdse' Pier
IS sinsiSswa. n NJ Genoa Nov t. Msrselllss. IS.
Lsghorn 81. Naples 16. Tore Annunziato
Dec ]. Lipar 2. Messina 8. Cagiiari 70
G Mallory a co. with , pass and mdse'
|. Menomines CBr). London Dec 10. to At
isntic Transport Lane. with mdse' fler
''ri PTin" = der N.dsriandsn CDuO. Para
marble Dec 2. Demerara II. Trinidad 10.
La Goayra rs. Porto Cabciio Is, Curacs~
~. Port -su-Prinos 90 70 Punch, Eaye .
Co, with pass, mails and mdsei Pier IL
Robin Adair. Tacoma. Nov 5: Seattle.
Nov 8. Everett, NOV Z. Fortiand. NoE ~ ~
San Francisco Nov 20. San Pedro. Nov ~
colon. Dec =. to Isthmisn Line. with mdso
Lewis Luokenbach. Tacoma. Nov 30.
Seattle. Dec Via Crlstobal. 70 LuckenDach
s Co with mdss. 35th st. Bklyn.
West Lashaway. Baltimore. Dec zf' 70 =
y Mallory. with mdse Pier .. Army Base
B'klyn. ,,.,
Lake Fannin. Brunswick. Dec l5i 70 Nal
lory Line. with mdss Pier 90, r.
Schr Mary II Dieboid. Gulfport DEC
% Croweli a Thurlow. with mohe on hea
G Liiijewwaieh (sw). Baltimore. Dec
"a; 70 Bowring q CO, with mdss Erie
Elevator, jersey City.
Schr NigseQuogue. Georgetown, , = DEC
q: 70 Master. with mdse. on Red HOOK
Flats. B'kiyn.
Barbadian (Br). Boston. Dec IS: 70
white star Line, with mdse Pier 81, y X.
Mount Carroll Hamburg. Dec ~. 70
United American Line. with pass. mai,s
and mdse. anchored on Quarantine VIII
dock this AN at Pier S6. r.
Guiana (Br). Barbados. Dec II; TO Fur
ness. witty; with pass, malls ana mase
anchored on Quarantine; Will dock this
An a. pier 20. B'kyn.
Munargo. Nassau, Dec z3i 70 Munson
Line. with pass malls and mdse snchoIeo
on Quarantine. will dock this AN al Pier
Mount Carroll. Hamburs. Dec -; 20
the United American Lines with pass,
malls and mdge, of Quarantine VIII DOCK
about m az Pier s.. y r.
Huron Monte Crftl. Porto Plata ana
Turks Island. 20 Clyde s Co with pass.
malls and ndse; of Quarantine; Will
dock about S.50 q m At Pier -, Bkyln.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Pick Up Body of Member
OF Lost Tugs Grew
Found Adrift in Small Boat,
Scald Marks Indicate Boiler
Explosion

ERIE. Pa, Dee. 2s.-The body Of
Mike Poytoysh. a member Of the crew
Of the missing tug Cornell, Of Cleve-
land. was brought into port here late
to-day by the tug Gilmore. The face
was scalded and marine men said the
Cornell went TO the bottom, carrying
the seven other members Of the crew,
after a boiler explosion.
Poytoysh's body, lightly clad, was
lying In the bottom Of a yawl, sighted
drifting OF Port Colburn. Marks on
the face and head indicated he had
been sealded and burned, leading the
rescuers 10 believe that the Cornell,
while proceeding from Cleveland to
Buffalo, N. Y. was the victim Of a
boiler explosion.
Members Of the Gilmore crew, after
picking up the body searched for
wreckage. but they reported that the
yawl was the only relic Of the Cornell
In that region.
The body Of the sailor was taken to
the Erie morgue. Il was Identified BY
letters found In the mans pockstS.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Radio Corp. Of America

tPositior a. noon. dis.ance IN miles Vnlenl
otherwise gtatedl
A Bedford "a y HatteTaE Dec 36
Artigas 165 Ha'icraa Dec 20.
Antin0ua "a p Jupiter Dec IS
Agwiworld $50 SW Diamond Dec Is
Admission CITY t04 w Havana Dee eG
Bradford City ies = Nantucket Dec 10.
BENJAMIN Brewster tzt n san Salvador
Dec 20.
City of 80 Louis ia Ambrose Dec 3G
Cerro Azui 40 s Diamond Dec rs
CefrO Ebano 5 Ambrose Dec ss
Dochra i7C ~ Balboa Dec IS
Eiienor 80 Cape Cod Dec ~.
~ Vale 30 scotland Dec 16
Endicoit 1.71b Y Ambroas Dec Is.
Elisha walker ! Ambrose Dec Is
EdEehill ift1 Ambrose Dec ss
Felfore Ia y Watlinrs Island Dec II
Franklin X Lane go sW Hatteraa Dec 26.
Firmore 90 y Cape Nay Dec Is.
Fredk Ewing al z Tampioo Dec -,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Marine Disasters

Str serhino (Br), hence for Pirssus Dec
20. returned yesterday Win stesring EeA'
carried away. ..
reports succession Of southwest and north
west gales. blowing With hurricane force
In which vessel sprang aleak ana haa %
jettlson 1900 tons Of molAHses
Str Menominee tBr), from London, ar
rived with crew Of six Of sch Gordon G
FudFe tBr). from Torrevieja for st John ..
NF. With salt, latter was abandoned In Z
sinking condition Dec ~ IN lat 81 IS y
BOSTON. Dec 7s-TuEs Confidence and
pailas were sent 20 the aid Of sch Mary
O'HAra. aground below.
HULL, Mass Dec ss-seh mary II,
Alierton IN fog this morning; on rock bot !.
tom, resting easy: believed she will noat
AZ high tide.
Traveller from Pacific Coast ports; went
aground on lower end OF Patch Island :
later noatsd without aid.
ST THOMAS. Dec iT--str Fano fDan),
from Curacao for Landskrona, reported
towed into this port with broken tail shaft
and propeller gone. has spare shaft and
propeller on board; probably VIII dis
charge cargo and drydock for repairs.
LONDON. Dec 3b-Str EiberGen (Du),
before reported anchored on Lowestoft
with blades Of propeller gone, Is being
towed 70 Rotterdam.
Dec sf-str Meipo (Gr). before reported
with steering gear damaged. arrived az
Horta.
Dec as-str Lorentz W Hansen (Nor),
from Swansea for Halifar, before reported
leaking and bridge carried away. arrived
IN River Mersey
LONDON. Dec 2s--Advlces from Fall
mouth report arrival Of stTs Nenusla from
London for Portland Me, with machinery
dcranged and the Efflngham, from Ham
burg for New Orleans. leaking.
British str Palma put IN AZ ~ Vincent
Cape Verde Islands. with damaged ma
chinsry. she is bound from Sierra Leone
for New York.
Belgian str Londonier. from Plymouth
10 make repairs
BOSTON. Dec 1t--Fishing sehr Mary =
O'HAra. entering port. ail sails set, ran
aground on Point AliertVn and pounded
heavily during forenoon. Coast guards
from stony Beach vent 10 her aid, but
returned when they saw she vas In no
Immediate danger. Tug stood ty.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Navy Orders

From The TnOunss Wdshinoion Buysau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-NaYy orders
issued to-day follow;
Beehler Com. W. p. 20 WashlnEton
Hussey. II. q. r.. 20 Washington.
Keliher, II. T. j., 10 Washington.
Moon. II. y. r.. 10 Washington
Hutchins. II. c.. 10 U. s. 8. shirk
Ross, II. O. p, 20 y. s. s Cory.
Head, Ems. c. NJ, 70 u. s. s. SIS
Ramsey. Fms. w. r., 20 L. s. 8. $50
Sollars, Ems. r. d., 10 Y. $. s. Arizona
Angwin. Com. W. A.. 10 L. $. s. Nevada.
Mcdowell II. Com. r. W. to U. $. 8
Relief
Sellers. It. Com. F. f.. 10 Norfolk.
Clement, II. 81. T., 10 Qvantico.
Joldersma. II. r. D.. 10 san Diego
Howell. II. =. b.. 20 SAM Francisco.
Rollins, ch. Gun. a. s., 10 Z. 5. s, Wyo-
ming.
Pollock. Gun, W. 70 New York.
Savage. Mach. Y. O.. 10 u. 8. s. Relna
Mercedes
sherman. Mach y. r.. 20 Pensacola.
Tauer Mach. r. o.. 20 u. :. =. Rochester.
ChRrbonneau. Pay elk. A. J. D.. 10 Key
West.
NeSssnihaisr. Pay elk. n. H.. to U. S. s.
Arkansas
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Dangers to Navigation

CBy L. g. Hydrographic oftiee)
North Atlantic oeean-on the American
Coast
The following distractions we're reported: :
Dec LAT 10. Ion 10 %. double tree
diameter, Beniamin Brewster. Dec t-Lat
II az. Ion 80 %. lower part OF lower
mast. 30 n long ie iIhhes In diameter.
Redondo: Dec i7-Lat ~ AZ, Ion 30 o.,
flshing vessel or yacht; bottom painted
oopper-color, gray topndes. vessel appar.
entity about rs tons. lying on starboard
elzs rejecting n above water, Yankee
Arrow.
Noie-A similar wreck reported by FL
Mundo. IN lat 81 49, lon 90 %. on the same
day.
North Pacific Ocean
The following obstruction was reported
Dec f-Lat as a., Ion 126 %. spar about
20 n long covered with marine growth.
Canadian Traveller.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Holiday Dizziness Hits
ShippinQ on Atlantic

ohieials of steamship companies yes
terday reported a pronounced dullness
In freights and charters, due to the
Christmas and New Year holidays in
New York and the prolonged vacations
during the week in Great Britain. As
a result Of the slack offerings OF car
goes freight rates yesterday we're soft.
Many Of the heads Of the shipping
companies who we're extending the
holidays for a day or two did not ap-
pear at their Offices. 1n' cnt.n 'v (
is expected to be one Of seasonal in
activity.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Gordon WntkDeni.d

BOSTON, Dec. 2s.-Judes r..
the Supreme Court, today S...N q
the petition Of John D. Gsrs.., !,
Baldwin, l.. J., for a writ y y
corpus 70 release his niece 49,, ,...,
Gordon, from the Mclean Ho,si,',' =.
the Insane At Waverly. Cs,ii,.s.
petition was the latest move h 4,
,ong battle for control Of the gid =.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
City Island

Bond East-Tug Mary @ MeNslly. with
two bargoH.
In Harbor Weather Bound-Schs Moon
light, Port Reading. for West Jonesport .
Charles 6 Lister. Port Grading. Tor Ninhl
Vinal Haven; Chautauqua tBr)t Jersey
city, for Yarmouth, Robert Berwick.
Perth Amboy. Tor StOnlngt0n; Francis J
Elkin (BD. Port Reading. for Yarmouth
- 8.
Dec sB passed Tug Lehigh. Perth Am
boy, for Eastern ports, with barges 'st'
7e6. 7sS, S0f and 7el
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

Sailed city Of Ailania, Neu
CLEARED Key Wee, fSof). brsmsn. "a
NINETARD HAVEN ness' s,is.strooi 4 .
Arrived, Sch MARY Dun ibTli
,VfSgs Meow. Dec H. AffiFsa,
ch~ekiownra. with bsrgss 'os. seths
"a p.rfh Amboy FOR Boston. sailed -'sas
ra ',,.a.nlng With barres TO-, 1885, fs
snd 10. nockiand for New fofk