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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-03-09
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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1922-03-09

Miss Magdalene Meyer of 600
Verret Street, will entertain the
Trinity Junior Society Friday night
OF next week.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
PLANS TO POPULARiZE
TRAVEL BY AIRPLANES
AeronauticaI Body Will Hold
National Meets.

Grover G. Looming. prominent cngi-
neer and president OF the Acronautical
Engineering Company. was elected pres
ident Of the Aeronautlcal Chamber OF
Commerce yesterday in the Offices Of the
organization In sol Fifth avenue.
The chamber. organized by l50 Of the
best known companies and Individuals
manufacturers. engineers. pilots and
others-plans 10 popularize travel by
air and Is arranging a series of national
flying meets to be held in various parts
Of the country this year. Other officers
elected were Charles +. Redden presi-
dent OF the Aeromarinc Airways, first
vice president: G. G. Wilmer. president
of the Airship Manufacturing Company
second vice-president: y. u. Bushnell
Of the Stewart IIartshorn Company.
treasurer. and Samuel S. Bradley OF
the Manufacturers Aircraft Association,
secretary and general manager.
Five governors were also elected:
Frank II. Russell, vice-presdont Of the
Curtlss Aeroplane and Motor Corpora
tion; John ". Larsen. president Of the
y. T.. Aircraft Corporations +. ~.
Rcntschler. president of the Wright
Aerouautical Corporation; Charles ".
Colvln. general manager OF the Pioneer
Instrument Company. and Lawrence
Sperry president of the Lawrence
Sperry Aircraft Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
FATIMA TO SAIL TODAY
MINUS SIPS, 900 GEM
But Afghanintan Princess Still
Has Sapphire IN Ncse.

The Princess Fatima, Sultana OF AZ
ghanistan, rings on her fingers and a
sapphire IN her nose, will sail to-day
for Bombay with her three sons. princes
all. but she will not take with her the
i4.15 carat diamond. the Daryae Moor,
or Light of the Sea" because 1t is
held in pledge for a debt.
The Princess was questioned yester.
day by Major John Holley Clarke OF
the United States Attorneys office rs
10 how the Light of the Sea-" valued
at S125. 900 got into this country with
out anybody knowing T. 1t was an
nounced that no charge OF smuggling
will be made. but that when the stone
is put up for sale to satisfy the debt il
will be put into American commerce
and will be subject to 90 per cent. duty.
The s13, 900 with which the Princess
landed In San Francisco was used up
few months after the family arrived
here and took "A suite at the Waldorf.
When her cash ran ont she borrowed
$4,000 on tNe diamond and when the
money was no; repaid the stone was at
tached.
Princess Fatima wanted to delay sail
ing pending the outcome Of her financial
troubles. hut the British Government
which Is repatriating her. will not ez-
tend the limit OF It's protection beyond
to-day
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
ROSLYN TRACT BOUGHT
BY HENRY II. ANDERSON
Buyer to Build Home; Other
Suburban Deals.

Henry A. Rogers OF the Wheatley
Hills Real Estate Corporation has sold
10 Henry Hill Anderson tract or about
twenty acres Of land at Roslyn. l.. l..
south Of and adjoining the country es-
tate of John H. Love and north Of and
opposite the large country estate OF
Henry ID. Walbridge. The tract was
collected from three owners one and
one-quarter acres were purchased from
Thomas Mott and the balance from
Congressman Frederick G. Hicks and
the Frederick Eastman estate. The
purchaser will improve the property
with modern house and garage for all
year occupancy. This Is the fifth sale
recently made by the same broker in
this part of Roslyn. ta
Prince 4 Ripley through their Pei
ham office sold for Leo Feist six lots
on Pelhamdale avenue. Pelham Manor,
\. y. to DR.. r. y. Williams OF Pelham
Manor. who will erect two houses.
DE Blois x Eldridge rented Pinard
Cottage No. /. on Narragansett avenue.
Newport r. L., 10 Richard Beverly
Corbin OF this city for the season of
1922. q
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
PLAN 1S STORY FLAT
ON 72D ST. CORNER
Fred. Culver Buys Site of Beth
Israel Temple for Joint
Ownership Project.

The northeast corner OF Lexington
avenue and Seventy street. once
occupied By Temple Beth Israel, is to be
improved with a thirteen story apart
ment house. according 10 the preserE
plans oS the Joint Ownership construc-
ton Company, Frederick Culver. presi-
dent. which announced yesterday that
il has purchased the property from
Andrew Lszare. who acquired il last
June. TO house his employment agency.
Byrne & Bowman were the brokers in
the present sale.
According to Mr.. Culver, the apart
mcnt house will occupy the entire plot.
45x102. and will house fourteen families.
II viii cost In the neighborhood OF
s1.000.000. Half OF the fourteen suites
will contain twelve rooms and five baths
and viii be duplex IN style. The other
half will contain eight rooms and three
baths, non-dupleN.
The plans are being prepared by
James Gamble Rogers. consulting archi-
tect at Yale University. Mr.. Rogers
designed the darkness Memorial dor
mitory quadrangle ard tower at Yale.
A number OF prominent New Yorllers
have already applied for a chance to
purchase one of these joint ownership
apartments.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
URGE INCREASED TRADE
RELATIONS WITH BRAZIL
Prominent Men II, Both Coun-
tries Are Heard.

The ever expanding commercial re
lations between the United States and
Brazil were reviewed yesterday at a
luncheon OF the Brazilian-American
Chamber of Commerce in the Hotel
Astor arranged in honor OF America s
exposition to be held in Rio Janeiro In
September. Sebastia Sampaio. Com
mercial AttGche of the Brazilian En-
bassy. and Hello Lobo Brazilian Con-
sui General, were the principal speakers.
Mr.. Sampaio said that I'm 1920 Brazil
bought $3.50, 100000 worth of American
products. as against $50. 100000 in 1913.
Brazil, lie declared. offers an opportu-
nifty for still greater trade develop
mcnt by American exporters. She also
holds opportunities for American inves-
tors In public loans. he added. recalling
that during the last year Wall street
interests have invested Sl00,900,000 In
Brazil
John Barrett. formerly United States
Minister 10 Argentina, said the forth
coming Brazilian centennial may mark
The turning point In either decided
increase or regrettabe decrease n
American commerce and prestige IN
Brazil.
Other speakers were Frank A. Har-
risons and Mrs. Arthur Livermore. mem
bors Of q commission empowered by
President Harding TO extend the CO.
operation Of the United states IN the
Brazllisn exposition Others present m
cluded Maior-Gen. Robert Ice Bullard
Cant r. r. Caffey. Y. $. A.; Capt. 6. II
\ Norelgesang, commanding the Brooklyn
Navy Yard /: Lieut.. w u. Taylor, Y. :.
NJ: Leo s.. Rowe, director-general OF the
Pan-American Union, and George Al.
bert Wingate.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
EXTENDS AUSTRIAN
LOAN FOR 20 YEARS
Old Resolution on $50,000,000
Debt Reported Out and
Adopted by Senate.
Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoaE HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
XashInrton. ID. C.. March l5

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., March Is.
The Senate unanimously adopted a
resolution to-day extending the time OF
the s5O.000.o 900 loan OF this Government
to Austria for a period of twenty-five
years
The resolution was reported to the
Senate by Senator Lodge in 1920 ana
was referred to the Finance Committee
which reported 1t favorably to-day.
The resolution is accepted as being
part of the Administrations plan TO
press upon Europe its demands for pay
ments of loans extended and for bills
collectible. especially In connection with
the demand for the payment of $241,-
100000 for the maintenance of Ameri-
can troops along the Rhine.
Action on the part of the Senate is
recognized also as recognition of the
fact that the extension of the loan to
Austria Is in the interest of the agri-
cultural section OF the country. Most OF
the credit extended TO Austria was for
wheat purchased from this country.
The decision OF the Senate to extend
the loan. acting upon the suggestion OF
Senator Lodge was based upon the Ad-
ministration program TO announce to Eu-
rope that il is displeased with the de-
cision Of the allied finance ministers in
refusing to pay the American claim for
maintenance of troops on the Rhine. II
Is a suggestive action indicating that
the Government Of the United States will
press for payment of its loan to the al
lied countries and In the meantime will
undertake 10 deal separately with the
former enemy countries.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
News Of the Real Estate World
ROBERT ERSKINE ELY
BUYS 5IST ST. HOUSE
HeaUy Trading in Dwellings,
in Manhattan.

I Frank i. Fisher Company sold for
Sarah A. Kuhn her three story resi-
dence at 3os East Fifty-first street
lS9x10O to Robert Erskine Ely.
Pease g. Gilman sold for Anna Levi
four story dwelling. 21xloo. at 22 West
Seventy-fifth street.
James i. cruikshank resold to Edna
Reichenoach 5l3 West End avenue. a
four story dwelling, l6xS2. between
Elghty-rourth and Elghty-fifth streets.
held at $4,000. Harry Sugarman was
the broker.
NJ. II, Gaillard & Co. and r. ii. Hines
sold for Louis Meisel to Mrs. Clara
Dobbelaere the residence at 1l9 West
Eighty-eighth street, 20xiOo. held at $685.
600. The purchaser will occupy.
Charles A. Du Bois has sold for Rob-
ert Hopper to Mrs. Mary Marone the
three story dwelling, 1Gx99 H., at 460
West l52d street.
Joseph p. Day has sold for Dudley
r. Rosenbaum 119 East Seventy eighth
street a three story brownstone dwell
ing, 1S.6x102.2 to Justin G. O'Brien.
Geo. r. Read. & Co. have sold the
three story eighteen foot dwelling at
2l7 East Sixty. first street for Mrs. Mar
garet NJ. Wyckoff TO a client. who will
occupy. The house was held at $40 COO
Albert II. Stout sold to Mamie
Schwartz 120 East 121st street. three
story dwelling, 1Gsxl00. Sherman *
Kirschner were the brokers.
Pease & Gilman sold for William
Poshik three story sixteen foot dwell
ing at lis East Ninety-fifth street, be-
tween Park and Lexington avenues.
George w. Berttell resold for Eliza
beth Hall three story dwelling, 1SXl0o.
at 1870 East FIFTH street.
Joseph Nasanowitz and Flanagan g.
Co. sold for the Margaret Evans estate
10 Frederick Swartz the three story
dwelling at 81 West 18th street. 16XlC0
The New York herald., 1922-03-16

RoCKPoRT. Mas. March 15-Arrived.
barge 7ss Boston. in tow OF tug Confidence
(and tug left for Essex to tow new schr
Puritan. which was launched at 1l:4o AN. to
Goucester).
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. March 1s-Arrived,
strs Steel Navigator. Tacoma; Artigas, Port
land Me.
Arrived 18th. str Deerfieid. Vancouver.
Be.
Arrived 14th. strs wnlhno. Grays Harbor:
Blue Triangle, do; motor ship Balboa tSw)
Astoria.
Arrived 18th. str Creole State. Calcutta.
Manila, &c.
Arrived 18th, strs. Eldorado. Anacortes !:
Creole State. Calcutta.
Sailed f4th. strs d C Scofield. Philadel-
plia Hammac. Thameshaven.
Sailed 18th. strs Nebraskan. Seattle De-
pere, Seattle.
Sailed 18th. str Venezuela. Baltimore. SC.
Sailed 18TH strs Artigas. Seattle; Will
hcimina. Honolulu; U s Nodoc. New York.
SEATTLE. Wash. March 14-Arrived, strs
Montgomery City, Tacoma: Ohio Maru (Jap),
do. usnri Maru (Jap). do; Tokiwa Maru
SAN PEDRO. Cal. March 14-ArrIved. str
Lchigh, philadelphia.
Arrived 18th, strs Jacob Luckenbach. Mo-
bile; Santa Isabel. New York: Lehigh, Porr
land. Me; Cape Henry, San Francisco (and
sailed for New York; Wabash. New York:
Sailed 18th. str chas II cramp. San Fran
cisco.
san JUAN. PR. March 10. 4 PM-Arriyed.
str Philadelphia. Curacao for New York
(and proceeded PM 14th).
Sailed 14th. str Tanamo. New York.
SAVANNAH. Ca. soarcn 15-Arrived. strs
Tulsa. Charleston; City Of Atlanta. Boston;
Sailed 18th. str Henry S Grove, New York:
schr Eleanor Taylor New York.
SEARSPORT. Me. March 13-Arrived,
barges roo. Boston. 142, New York.
SANDWICH, Mass, March f5-Arrived,
tug Juno. Boston. towing barge Sycamore,
for New York Cand tug left on return at 7
AN with barges Blue Feather and Blue
Star).
TACOMA. Wash. March 14-Arrived. strs
Milan Maru tJap). Everett; Andrea i Luck
erbach Seattle.
TAMPA, Fla. March 15-Arrived, str / w
Riggs, Fort Myers schr Corinthla (Hond)
Manzanilo.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass, March 15-
Passed. strs Suffolk. east GO AND; Arling-
toI. do (2:20 PM; Brandon. do (7:20 AMI /;
Melrose. west q 20 AND tugs Bess. east.
towing barges Piedmont, west, towing s.
Wind light variable: cloudy.
WINGS NECK, Mass. March 15-Arrived,
SIR Mohawk, Graselli for Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
HEIGHTS FLATS LEAD
APARTMENT TRADING
Many Multifamily Parcels
Sold in Manhattan.

The Ahl Company, a. III. Levy presi-
dent, resold 10 an investing client Of NJ.
Razolin the six story elevator apart
ment house at 5O2 West 15lst street, on
plot 75xlOo, adjoining the southwest
corner OF amsterdam avenue. which the
seller acquired less than week ago.
II is arranged for twenty-four families
and rents for about s26. 900.
Mr. Levy. as broker, also resold in
conjunction with Max Gold for Frank
In & Wash 1858 Amsterdam avenue, a
six story apartment house with stores.
on plot 4oxiG6, between 15sth and l59th
streets. TO NJ. Waller, a butcher. Oh the
premises. M. Levy as a principal re-
Gently bought the three houses at 1857
10 1925 Amsterdam avenue and resold
them to Franklin e. Walsh at a profit
reported to be less than the latter OBJ
tanned In the resale of 1883 10 Mr..
Waller.
4. v. Pescia & Co. have sold for Mrs.
Ida Murphy 10 a client OF Charles NJ.
Rosenthal. attorney, the six story tene-
ment at 446 East li7th street, fl.6x1c0.
The building has accommodations for
twenty eight families with three stores
aud was held at $4,000 Negotiations
are pending for a resale.
Edward c. H. Nogler. through Frank
=. Haubert. resold for Mrs. Elizabeth
Ewald to Philip Schneider the five story
apartment house at 32o West Forty
third street on a lot 25xl00. This prop
erty was acquired through the same
brokers few weeks ago.
Tho newly formed s. A. IT, Realty
Corporation IS. Eichler. r. Small and
A. Leichter) purchased the five story
10 foot apartment house at 81 linton
avenue. northwest corner OF i60th street,
from a client OF Frederick Lese.
William Goldstone and Simon Myers
resold TO a client OF p NJ Clear g. Co.
1858 and 4062 Third avenue. near 15ith
street, two five story new law apart
ments. with stores. each on plot 33xloo
and arranged for four families on a
floor. The houses rent for $4,000 and
were held al $4,000.
Isaac Lowenfeld and william Prayer
purchased from the estate Of Isaac c.
Kendall 22i to 23o West Eighteenth street,
six front and rear five story tenements.
1oox1441o The property Is unrestricted
and rents for about $1,000. 1t was held
at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
HAT MAKERS LEASE IN
GRAND CENTRAL ZONE
Renting Market Maintains
Firm, Tone.

Charles Berg and Herbert j. Willard,
hat manufacturers, have leased a large
store in 80 East Forty-second street.
24x72, from the Anhama Realty Cor
poration (August Heckscher) through
Cushman & Wakefield. Inc. II. c. kopp
& Co were the brokers. The lessees
will conduct their retail business under
the title of Millard's. Ltd. The store
has been held at a yearly rental Of
$50. 900.
Stephen II. Tying. Jr.. & Co.. Inc,
leased large offices in the Metropolis
Building. 81 Union square. to the Trus-
con Steel Company for long term. The
Truscon Steel Company is nationally
known in building and construction
circles.
Daniel Brdsall & Co, Inc, rented the
building at 5i2 Hudson street to the
Adelphia Motor Freight Corporation,
loft in 3l5 Church street TO Spector d
Domber and loft in 33s Broadway TO the
Rrowne-Morse Sales Company.
Cross & Brown Company leased store
and basement in 137 West l25th street
To the Ground Gripper Shoe stores Inc.
Possession IS to be had in the early fall
VIM. A. White & sons leased 10 the
! HOflds -. Iullity iuhSIifAt'Alii DNAN'-
tive Agency offices IN 6s William street,
to Oakman $. clifford the store In s
Reade street, to Martin Loewe space
In % Thames street. to Saul Ander and
Benjamin Polar loft in l66 Centre
street and to California Central Cream
cries. at q rental aggregating $4,000
the building at l75 Franklin street.
Cross & Brown Company leased office
space in the Fisk Building. Fifty-sev-
enth street and Broadway. to the Tide
Water Oil Sales Corporation and to
Albert l.. Guimares.
Albert b. Ashforth. Inc, leased space
in 73 West Forty fourth street to y. G.
Failor and In 3GG Fifth avenue TO
Prayer & Prayer. Inc.
William a. Connell leased To the At
antlc and Pacific Tea Company corner
store In 1879 Lexington avenue. at
Seventy sixth street. 10 Fisher & Sons
floor i'm 1914 Lexington avenue; to the
Ermine Art Embroidery Company lott
IN 72s Lexington avenue and TO Dr
f J. Russell floor in 1868 Lexington
avenue.
White goldman leased loft in 90 West
Seventeenth street to Simon Cloak Com
pany: IL l45 Bowery to the National
soda Fountain Company. in sos Eighth
avenue to Mlgdal a. Schwadel space ~
the Knickerbocker Building to DR.. M. ~.
Rosza and store and basement IN l5o
Church street 10 Charles II. Brinkman
Henry Brady with Rice & Hill leased
space in 1862 Broadway to Anchor
Specialtles Company.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
Sales Revealed in Transfers.

Samuel Feinstein sold to the +. & l.
Realty Company two five story store
tenements. 50x15. at 2205 to 2201 Fifth
avenue. north of 134th street.
julius and Jennie Rifkin sold to Jacob
Connor n three story store tenement,
20x7o at 23 Rivington street.
Sadie Canno sold to Morris and Benja-
min Beller two four story store tene-
ments. 40Xs0, at 275 To 2U First avenue.
south OF Sixteenth street.
Meta White sold to Samuel Remer a
four story house with stores. 23X9S.9. at
90 East Twenty-first street
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
JERSEY FACTORY SITE SOLD.

Joseph r. Day sold for the Newark
Factory Sites. Inc, to the Pyramid
Petroleum Products Company a tract
Of about three acres on Passaic avenue.
kearny. y. j.. adjoining the new plant
Of the Barrett Manufacturing Company
and in the vicinity of the large plant
of the Fore Motor Company. The
property is midway between Newark
and Jersey City. on which the engineers
depot was located during the war. The
land will be improved by the erection
Of an oil refining plant.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
NEW FLATS FOR THE HEIGHTS

plans have been nled for the following
apartment houses
Haven avenue. southeast corner lI3d
street. for n Ave story tenement l52S
I7s Ecailaw Company owner. w.
Williams. architect. Cost. 100000.
Haven avenue. northeast corner it2d
street. for Ave story tenement. 103Nfl. +.
Same owners. Same architects. Cost
$50 600.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
WOMEN TO AID SOLDIERS.
VIII Organize for Relief Of Con.
sumptive Service Men.

Two thousand women. representing
various clubs and auxlliaries of the
American Legion, will hold meeting
az the Hotel Astor tomorrow to per-
feet an organization whose purpose u
Will be 10 extend relief 10 about 5000
consumptive ex-service men living in
New York. The work that already has
been accomplished In this direction by
an American Legion committee headed
by Charles Pope Caldwell viii be re-
viewed and plans will be evolved where
by the women will be enabled to assist
Mr.. Caldwclrs committee.
The closing OF the Fox Hills Hospital
on Staten Island at an early date viii
make II necessary for persons hero who
arc interested In theAwelfarc OF former
soldiers TO increase their activities.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy AIail.l

FALL RIVER. Mass. March 13-Arrived.
stTS Swiftarrow, Tampico Ito sail 10th for
Tampico); Swiftsure, do Ito sail for Te-
comate).
Sailed 9th str Swiftscout. Port Arthur.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, March 11-Arrived.
wimoon. Tampico.
PORTLAND, Me, March 12-Arrived tugs
Mars. Philadelphia, towing barge Penn tleft
barge Irwin at Providence and barge George
X Ststson at NewburyporD lAth, noon, Swa-
tara. Philadelphia, towing barge Tioga land
wiz leave on return at PM with barge
Obey, call at Portsmouth for barge Glen
side and at Boston for barge Salem, from
Scituate. and at Clarks Point for barge
Maple HID.
Boston for Rockland
SABINE. Tex. March 11-Arrived. str
Fr'eda. BaltUore.
sailed lith. strs sun, Chester Brilliant.
Tampico, towing barge 50.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
STOKES FUND ACQUIRES
SITE FOR MODEL FLAT

Leon g. Altmayer sold for tho Equit-
able Trust Company the excavated plot
iO0xl00.fi. at "a to 60 East Ninety
street. east Of Madison avenue. 10 the
Phelps stokes Fund. which viii improve
the plot with q model tenement. The
property is free and clear OF mortgngc
and was sold for all cash. Plans for
the project have been flied with the
Building Department.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald pureau.
Washington. ID. g., Iarch Is.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
COAST ARTILLEY CORPS.
Masteller Lieut.. Col. Kenneth g.. to Fort
sam Houston.
Line. Capt. Harry w, TO New York city.
DENTAL CORPS.
Crowley Capt. Daniel. ", 10 Washington.
whitney. Capt. Harold s.. to Washington.
ENGTNEE..S.s
Latson, Capt. Harley, 10 Preside, Cali
fornia.
Richards. Capt. Harold H.. TO Washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
McAfee. Major Larry b.. to Indianapolis
Pozy, Capt. Orlando j., 10 Camp Meade.
ORDNANCE.
F'siIar. Capt John b.. 10 Governors Island.
QUARTERAiASTERS.
ireland. Major Mark L., 10 Boston.
Stayton. Major Norris, 10 Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Baker, Capt. Thomas OILS. to New York
city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
URGE LAW TO FREE ALL
WAR TIME OFFENDERS
1. w. W.s Included in Plea to
Congress forGeneraI Amnesty
Special Dispatch to THE New YoRK HEaALn
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., March 10.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW hoRK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., March Is.
Advocates of general amnesty for So
called political prisoners have turned to
Congress to obtain passage of legisla-
ton which would release these and other
war time offenders.
committee of amnesty supporters
will appear tomorrow before the House
Judiciary Committee to urge favorable
action by the committee upon proposed
legislation TO release from prison not
only so-called political prisoners. but
|. w. WIS and other violators Of war
time statutes now incarcerated in each
Of the three Federal penitentiaries.
The House Judiciary Committee has
under consideration the resolution OF
Representative Meyer London of New
York providing for general amnesty.
Among those who are to appear to-
morrow before the committee are sew
eral lawyers who appeared for the pris-
oners at their trials.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
SHIP NEWS CONTINUED

OCEAN FALLS, BE. March 12-Arrived
SIR Canadian Rover (Br). Vancouver
PORTO PADRE, March 6--Arrived. str
Graecia (Sw), Havana.
ST JOHN. NIB. March i3-Arrived. ST.
Caraquet CBr). Demerara, &c.
VANCOUVER, nc, March 12-Arrived str
Canadian Observer tBr). Union Bay.
Sailed 18th, str Canadian Freighter (Br)
Esquimalt.
VICTORIA. Be. March i1-Sailed. str Ca
madam Scottish tBr). Lyttleton. &c.
YARMOUTH Ms, March 1l-Saied. schr
Nova Queen (Brl. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-03-16
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mall.1

cABANAs. March ii-Arrived. str Gala
basas Cardenas for New York.
CARDENAs, March i0--Sailed, str svart-
fcnd CNor), New York.
CTENFtfEGOS, March T--Arrived, str
Norma Mobile (loads for New Oreans).
CrAYABA1, March i0-Arrived, stF Glen
ccla. Manopla for Santiago.
HhMBURG. Feb 2s-Salicd. str Aitmark
(ccrl, South America.
HAVANA, March 9-Arrlvcd. etrs Baywav
Baton Rouge 10th, Ingrid Horn tGerl,
london.
sailed ath strs Lake Gir'h Cardenas
Ispague tFrl. Vera Cruz schr Ncrthciiff
C'rl Turl;s Island.
LIVERPOOL, Ms. March t0--Cloarcd. schr
Evcline Wllkic (BrD, New York.
MNCpRIS. March ii--Arrycd, str Brat
land (NOr), Santiago