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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26
FORDS

Mr.. and Mrs. John Walloff and a
party of friends motored to Railway
on Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. j.
B. Ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Durham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sharp and
family motored to Atlantic City on
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Drarody and
daughter, of Metuchen, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lind in Fords re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hawkins en-
tertained a number of friends and
relatives, Sunday. The guests in
! cluded, Mr.. and Mrs. William Mon
roe, ST., Mr.. and Mrs. William Mon
roe and son, John Monroe.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Durham, of
Fords, visited friends in New Bruins
| wick, Sunday.
Mrs. Cook, of Railway, visited Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Danbeck, of Fords,
Sunday.
Mrs. Nels Christensen, of Fords,
was an out of town visitor, Satur-
day.
The Fords Gun Club held a short
Saturday afternoon session. There
was a large attendance at Campbells
Field.
Miss Sarah Klein, of Perth Am
boy, visited her sister, Mrs. A. Ber-
kowitz, Tuesday.
NJ. Yunosky, a local business man
is making an extension on his place
of business on the corner of Mary
avenue and King George road. The
building is of hollow tile, one story
high.
Mrs. Peter Johnson, of Fords. en-
tertained out of town relatives We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Fred Fischer was an out. OF
town visitor Tuesday.
Miss Julia Blanchard spent the
weekend with Miss Helen Walters OF
Perth Amboy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Durham and
son Gordon, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
William Fullerton, of K~easbey, Sun
day.
Miss Irene Gross, of Fords, enter
tanned out of town visitors recently.
Miss Stella Durham visited friends
in New Brunswick, Monday.
A number of Fords people attend
ed the play given in Railway for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid of Railway.
The play, Twelve Old Maids" was
a huge success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nelson and
family. of Fords. visited at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Growney
Tuesday night.
A social gathering was held at the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26
KEASBEY

The annual card tournament of
Protection Fire Company. No. 1 will
get under way tonight when the OPP
ening round of games will be played.
This years tourney is being looked
forward to with great interest by the
teams and members of the company.
The twelve teams entered are match
ed up as follows: Charles Wagon
hotter and Joseph Fitzgerald, Max
Wagenhoffer and G. Gloyna, Harry
Fullerton and Morris Deutsch,
George Fullerton and John Sullivan.
Charles Pfeiffer, Jr., and Alex Holz-
man, Thomas Stevens and Charles
Schuster, Michael 500 and John
Damback, Otto Schuster and Joseph
Wagenhoffer, William Gloff and
Peter johnson, James 'Quish and
Anton Eisler, Jacob Bertram and
Joseph Katrausky. William Bert
ram, Jr., and Harry Schilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Fullerton
gave a surprise party at their home,
Tuesday night, in honor of their son,
Harry. Selections, both musical and
vocal were rendered and refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Fuller
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Durham
and son, MI. and Mrs. John Fuller
ton and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Fullerton, George and Ida Full
lerton, Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. Full
lerton.
Second Ward Republican Club is
scheduled to meet in Fords, tonight.
= Chief Charles Wagenhoffer called
a drill of the three fire companies of
the district at 9 o'clock last night.
Each company made record time
and had a good percentage of men
in attendance.
Mrs. James Quish was a Fords Wis
itor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schuster
purchased a handsome player piano.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26

The Roosevelt Separates Basket.
ball Club will hold their second an
nual ball on Tuesday, November Fl,
in Coughlin's auditorium. Kricket's
orchestra from Newark will furnish
the music.
Miss Helen Rosenbleth, of Car
teret, will sojourn with friends in
Philadelphia for the next two
weeks.
Thomas ]. Mulvihill Junior and
Senior Club will hold a euchre and
dance tomorrow in Dalton's audi
forum. A good time is planned for
all with many useful prizes on hand
for card winners. Music will be
furnished by the famous Beechwood
Syncopators of Elizabeth.
Miss Helen Michaels. of Perth
Amboy, visited Mrs. E. Sylvester, of
Randolph street, Sunday night.
The men Woodmen of Grove No.
81 will hold their second annual
dance Saturday in Falcon Hall on
Central m Music to be furnish
ed from Elizabeth.
Joseph Brown, of Carteret, who is
associated in business with the
Brown Bros. on Roosevelt avenue,
spent Sunday with Newark friends.
LOulo CCIiWdIlH, VI SIlTOTle, well
known locally. has returned from a
long trip to New Orleans, which he
made specially for the purpose of
attending the American Legion ma
tional convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Bazini,
OF Newark, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. C. r. Bazini and family,
of Carteret.
George Letchack, of Carteret,
spent Tuesday in Perth Amboy on
business.
The office and salesroom of Will
lam Rapp have been beautif1ed by
the painters brush last week.
Sydney Brown, of Roosevelt i've
nue., spent Sunday calling on friends
in Brooklyn.
John Wetjen, proprietor of a con-
~fectionery parlor of Carteret, eX-
poets to leave here Friday morning
for Germany where he will join his
wife who is enjoying Germany's
sights with her two children. Mr..
and Mrs. Wetjen will return some
time mex month.
The Joseph A. Hermann Demo-
Gratis will hold a meeting in their
headquarters in the old post Off re
the doings of the present time are
cordially invited to be present.
Mayor Hermann, candidates for
councilmen, William Duff and An
drew Christensen, including many
others as well as county candidates
from other towns, will be present.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26
Plan Masque Dance

SOUTH AMBOY, Oct. 26-The
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Mechanics
vile Hose Company will hold a mas
querade dance at the fire house Sat-
urday night. Excellent music has
been secured for the occasion. A
small admission fee will he charged.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26
ROOSEVELT

Judge George S. Silzer, candidate
for governor. will be guest of honor
at a banquet to be held by Roosevelt
Business Mems Association in Hotel
Pines, near New Brunswick, October
20.
Firemen of Carteret held their
semi-monthly meeting in Fire Hall
No. 1, Carteret, Tuesday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26
KEYPORT

The ex-Presidents Club will meet
at Little Silver Saturday. Among
those expecting to attend from Key
port are Mrs. E. E. Morris, Mrs. A.
NJ. Brown, Mrs. Horace S. 3urrowes.
and Mrs. William H. Emmons.
The flying boats which have been
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-26

home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Post
in Main street. Tuesday evening a
large number of guests were present
from out of town. Refreshments
were served. An enjoyable time
was held by all.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
News Of the Real Estate World
NEW CONCERN TAKES
OVER IFS BROAD STREET
Other Business Property Sales
Reported.

Tho newly organized ll5 Broad
Street Corporation. whose directorate
is composed of William Leake Hewson.
Thomas NJ. Bell and Theodore Crane,
has purchased from the Carl Platou
Realty Corporation the twelve story
building at 1915 Broad street and
u Front street, forming the southeast
corner OF those thoroughfares. The
property, which was valued at S650.000
measures e2.5 feet on the former street
and 1853 feet on the latter.
The 279 Fifth Avenue Corporation
S. r. Golding, T. Catterson and l..
Cug directors, has been formed to take
over the four story building. 25xlo0, at
that address. adjoining the southeast
corner of Thirteth street. The new
company Is represented by Snitkin a.
Goodman, attorneys.
Louis r.. Van Ripper OF H. V. Mead
& Co. has purchased from the Ray
Estate Corporation the building nj 397
Eighth avenue. The Office OF III. "
Mead & Co. is In the property.
John Peters sold for William B.
Cooling - T'eigenbaum & Blumenberg
the six story business building at So
Willett street. The buyers will use
part Of The building.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
WORLDS BIGGEST SHIP
READY FOR TRIAL RUN
Majestic Reaches Cuxhapen;
Heads for North Sea.

The White star Majestic. the biggest
ship afloat. arrived at Cuxhaven yester-
day. according to cable advices received
last evening by the International Mer-
camille Marine Company, and will start
to-day on her trial trip in the North
Sea. She left her builders yard at
Hamburg on Tuesday and made the trip
to Cuxhaven down the Elbe cautiously
and slowly because Of her immense
draft.
The trials will last three days, after
which the ship will go to Southampton,
where she will be outfitted with linen,
bedding. crockery and so forth and made
ready otherwise for her maiden trip to
this port. which is scheduled To begin on
May 10. She IS, in command of Com
modore Sir Bertram Hayes and has a
picked crew OF about 1000 men. including
corps OF engineers headed by Chief
Engineer J.. Wolff.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
EDWARD SWAMI BUYS
WEST 18TH ST. HOUSE
DWeliing Market ShoUs q
Marked Gain.

Former District Attorney Edward
Swami has purchased the four story
dwelling, 22,exl03.3. at ls5 West Twelfth
street. from the estate OF Grace c. Turp
through Edward s. Foley & Co. The
property was held at $4,000.
James J. Riordan, president Of the
United States Trucking Corporation. has
sold the three story dwelling, 20. l0xlo3.3.
at s39 West Thirteenth street. to Mary
d. Boyle. The property was held at
$4,000. Edward S. Foley & Co. were
the brokers.
Brown Wheelock g. Co. Inc, sold for
the Clark estate. 63 10 81 West Eighty
fifth street. the two four story houses
on lot 17.6xl02.2, each, to a client of NJ
II. Gaillard & Co. The houses are the
last of fourteen, from 40 to 70 West
Eighty-fifth street. sold by the Brown
Wheelock for the Clark estate, during
the last eighteen months.
NJ. ii. Gaillard s. Co. sold for Louis
Carreau, representing the estate OF
Marie A. Dunley. the three story dwell
ing 1856 West Seventy-seYenth street. TO
Edith NJ. Stoughton, who will occupy
after alterations are completed. 1t was
held at $4,000.
Mrs. Sophie NJ. Loebinger sold for sii,-
800 her residence at 80 Edgecombe ave.
rue TO Fred Miller. The corner house
%. was sold b. Harry w. Bell 10 Mrs
Roach. Nos. y. 10 and ~ were recently
reported sold for occupancy by negroes
John RI. Pierce sold for the iIudwil
Corporation u East l33d street, three
story dwelling. a0x99. H.
Van Eliet x Place have sold the three
story dwelling, l,SS0. at 20 Bethune
street.
James II. Cruikshanl has resold to
Elizabeth Hall 123 East l23d street. a
three story dwelling. l5xi001l. George
w. Brettel was the broker.
Porter & 60. sold for tho Wells Hold
ing Company TO Jacob Goodman. the
three story dwelling at o2T West ,29th
street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
Continued from Preceding Page.


dsmagcd by water: discharge now going on;
damage TO huh apparently extensive.
y SIT Gaffney, from New York. has been In
schision at constantinople; damage un-
-kEtwn.
"a MONTREAL, March ao-Ice in the st
Lawrence River began TO break up to-day
assuring the resumption of navigation in a
isw days, The bleakup occurred earlier
MOBILE, Ala. March so-shipping Board
tsnker Ronulus, from Mobile for Port Ar
thur. ltsht.. was reported tonight, to be
asround or passaluter, La, but not In
gene to her assistance.
NORFOLK. Va. March 3o--Schr Balsa. be-
Tore reported stranded near Cape Charles,
vas so sold to-day as she lies on the beach for
Merritt & Chairman viii commence work
OF raising tue Bess (before reportsd) to-
Bark Maria Borges. before reported sunk
at Newport News. win probably be total
PENSACOLA. Fla. March 3o-str Lacka-
wanna, Bluefields for Mobile, arrived here
to-day for bunker coal.
PHILADELPHIA. March 3o-Str Lewis
lLekenhach while proceeding ZIP the nsla-
Win VIII ner hives ABOUT y AN was n collision
aGing the pier and also a launch which was
a. the dock. The Luckenbach was also in
Mcdonald, lying at Philadelphia Ship Re
Lair Dock, Mifllin Street Wharf the Ma
Emma received damage to stern, the boat
suspended from the schooner was damaged;
the Luckenbach was reported undamaged.
SYDNEY, Ms, March 3o-The Newfound-
land sealing fleet has not yet worked
throush the lee. TO the main herd located
by the airmen. The Viking now has 5000
on board and 3.000 more to be slowed. Five
thousand of the Diana's 1000 seals went
down when she was crushed in the ice.
SANDWICH, Mass. March 30--Barges u j
Mulaueen. Jr. and Katherine broke away
frem tug. Col John L Gaynor while bound
from Boston for New York; just after mid
night the Katherine was grounded at Sand
wich Harbor breakwater, while the Null
queen went ashore near eastern entrance to
crpe Ced Canal: barges suffered no great
damage: expected they viii be floated at
high tide tonight
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph. ]

ASTORIA. Ore. March 3o-Arrved, str
Hanna Nisisen (Norl, Yokohama, &c.
BOSTON, Mass, March 29-Arrved. str J
III DeyeretX, Norfolk; motor barges Socony
No D. New York: Socony 8, Providence.
Arrived 3Qth. strs Wythevie, PHILADELPHIA !;
Miiinocket, Ponce sc; Edward Pence, Sew
alls Point; kershaw. Providence Ito finish
loading for Norfolk: TRANSFORMATION, New
port News: Winding Gulf, Norfolk; ken
tuckian. New York; Delaware, do: Cone
hntts. Baltimore and Norfolk: Wyncotc
Orr. Glasgow: schr Mary Langdon. Rock
land.
Sailed 10th. PM. slrs steel Mariner, New
Orleans Merrimack, Philadelphia.
sailed 30th. strs Prince George tBrl. Var
Emery. Tampico. Laureileaf (Brl, do: Kerr
shaw. Norfolk; Edith. New York. tug Boxer.
towing barge Larimer. Norfolk for Ports
mouth.
LALTIMoRE. Md. March 3o-Arrvcd. <strs
Maryland tBrl. Hamburg via Boston and
lhiadeiphia u valemore eBrl. Liverpool, Via
~ iladelphia; orinoeo. New York; ~ X
Bcrdeaux via New York.
Cleared 30th. strs Chas Braley, Tampico
Petersburg. J r Gordon, constantinople (for
on ders) Santa Clara. Falmouth tfor or
ders); Alkmaar Dutch. Newport News
leans; schr chautauqua fT3r,. Halifax
sailed 30th stra NJ Guffey Port Arthur
Montana, tNorl, Tampico;, pinemore tBrl,
Bosion: bark Cecil T stewart. Cay Francis .
sthr Jacob w Hook, Georgetown. SC.
BRUNSWICK. Ga, March 30-Arrived. str
Sailed 30th. schrs Freeman, Portland !;
Eors Hamlin, Boston.
CAPE HENRY. Va. March 90, ~. 80 PM
Passed In, strs North American tBr), phild-
dt,phia for baltimore: PM. Tiger. do for
Passed out 30th. 8 AN, strs Nicholas cuneo
tNorl, baltimore for Glbara. Stclnstad
tNon, DO for Antlla' AN. Philadelphia,
Passed out 2ath. lo:ao PM. s.rs Knoxville
CITY, Baltimore Sor Los Angeles, &c: 30th,
9 AM Mundelta, do for New York. Oritaa
tErl. do for Port Antonio; schr Holmes \
Frank rBrl. do for 81 John. Nh; II 40 AM
str Sherman do for San Antonio, &c.--Wlnd
Me- - miles raining.
FALL RIVER, Mass. March 3o-saNed. tug
Rristol with barges Cienfucgos. Chatham
al. Barnstablc, for Hampton Roads (for
GALVESTON. Tex. March oo--Arrived, str
r. O'Neil, Philadelphia.
Arrived 30th, str Saccarappa, Rotterdam;
Arrived 30th, ctr Harold Walker, Tampico.
Sailed nth. sjrs Bolivian lBrl, Cardenas:
Toplla. Port Arthur. Gulfllght. Tampico;
Lake slav;... West indies; whipple, lNicl, /,
Lrsnterai FL sud, New York; Daldhiil, 81
sailed Soth. strs W II Libby, New York;
ss'iSd' saiiSd soItHS. strs steadfast. Liverpool:
Matinicock. New York.
GEORGETOWN. Sc. March 30-Arrvtd.
str Cochran. Baltimore,
JACKSpNNIItsE Fla March 30-sailed,
strs Apache. New York; Trombenborg
MOBILE. Ala, March 3o-Arrived. strs
West Hardaway. New Orleans. Lackawana.
Bluefields; Atlantic Coast. Portland. Me.
idsdIsn Is Port Pori Arthur, ~ TeS' eo'o 'A'''' i''
Arrived 2ath, str Lake Girth. Cuba.
sailed 2nth, str Romulna. Port Arthur.
schr Albert Meyer. Porto Rico.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch 90 THE NEW fokK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C.. March 30.
These naval orders were made public to-
day
COMMANDERS.
Dampman, Paul E., to Navy Yard Boston.
Glover. mIIamilton ~. TO command torpedo
training Ehips, destroyer squadron Pacific
fleet
Orvis. Ralph r.. to naval station. carte.
LIEUTENANT-CoMMA
Jeans, Howard s., to engineer officer. de-
stroycr squadron ..
Mccauey. Tracy H.. 10 engineer officer.
destroyer squadron a.
Becker Joseph H.. to san Francisco.
Mueller. Albert H., TO home and whit
orders
L1EuTENANTs.
Adams john Jr., to u. s. = Celtic.
pato. Harold ", 10 u s. s. Thompson.
Brondbcnt. Ernest w. to ". =. =. Canopug.
Farrell, John O., 70 Pearl Iiarbor.
Saylor. Robert W.. TO u. s. s. Thompson.
Henefin, Lisle, to receiving chip. New
York.
Montgomery Fred r., to y. ). =. Pensa-
cola.
RIsser. Frank. TO U. s. s. Rappahannock,
wohltman. August. 10 receiving ship. New
York.
Ward, Ernest. to destroyer detachment.
Suebner. Louis H., 10 supply Corps. Wash
ington.
somers, Arthur 81. 20 San Francisco;
Powers, Bernard NJ. to u. $. =. Celtic.
Broadfoot, Henry b., TO naval hospital,
Richards, Frederick g., TO naval hospital,
Mare Island.
Gallagher Hugh, TO san Francisco
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me, (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded to New York.
II is important that these re-
ports should be -nt promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
NY WIZ, BABYLON, II. 4
lWSE); Easthampton, L. !.
lWSA), and New London, Conn.
WST). Nc charge made for
medical or surgical advice. late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations oe
the Radio Corporation of Amer.
lea at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London, Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
RESIDENTIAL RENTALS.

Pease & Gilman leased from plans
for ]. L. r. Carpenter an apartment
of twelve rooms and four baths in $40
Fifth avenue, the south corner Of
Seyenty-third street, to. Albert r.
Boardman OF the law firm Of o'Brien,
Boardman, Harper & Fox. The same
brokers leased apartments as follows: ::
In u West F'ifty-eighth street to j. b.
Smiley and 10 Sidney s. Meyers; in
AZ East Seventy-eighth street to Mrs. +.
Adele Rogers. and in 125 West Seventy
sixth street TO Miss Rose ;. Newman
and G.. l.. DeIr.
Sol Stern leased an apartment IN %
East Sxty-fifth street to Allan +.
Cohn, ana in 81 West Forty-sixth
street 10 Charlotte r. Rolf.
Leroy Coventry leased for Mrs.
Wheelock for five and a half years
West Eighty-sixth street, a five story,
twenty-five foot. American basement
dwelling.
William s. White & Sons leased to
Charles +. and Ella B. CARLY the
dwelling at TO West 126th street
The New York herald., 1922-03-31

Field.
Pritchard Capt. Frank H.. to Pope Field.
Fayetteville. N. G.
Selfridge Field. Mount Clemens. Mich.
Brown. First Lieut.. courtland NJ. 10 Scott
Field. Belleville, Ill.
shoptaw. First Lieut. John W., to chanute
Bonn. First Lieut.. Carlton f.. to Aberdeen,
Md.
CAVALRY.
Creel. Capt Buckner NJ. 20 Hartford.
Conn.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
oakes, Major Carl c.. TO Fort Riley.
Dick. Capt. Chester j., to Fort Leaven-
worth.
simpson. Capt. Oliver T.. to Fort Smelling.
INFANTRY.
Carberry. Major Joseph E., TO Presidio.
Marxuach. Major Teoffiie. to Governors
Island.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Wolfe. Col Edwin p, to Washington.
Whitcomb. Lieut.-Col. Clement O.. to
Washington.
QUARTERMASTERs CORPS.
Pourie. Lieut.-Col. James r., to Norfolk.
Brunson, Capt. Mark ~, TO Camp Nor
moyle.
Kalb, Capt. Alfred f., 10 San Francisco.
Ottsen, Capt. H.. to Fort Benjamin Hsrri-
SON.
phillips, Capt Talmage. 10 Camp Dix.
overheiser, Capt. Franklin, to Washing
Rordau, Capt. Edward j., to Washington.
Simpson, Capt. Lawrence L., to Langley
snodgrass. Capt McGregor. to Camp Nor
Woods. Capt. L. s.. to Norfolk.
Ferguson. First. Lieut.. George X, TO FORT
Bliss. .a ~.
zelier, First Lieut.. Harry L., to Camp
Normoyle.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
COMPLETE SITE FOR
FACTORY IN l.. 4. CITY

RomaH-callman Company have sold
for Guerina Bevilacaua to tho Wilbur
Avenue Realty Corporation the property
at 253 Ely avenue, Long Island City.
which completes the assembling by the
above brokers Of a plot 100x175 at the
northwest corner OF Wilbur and Ely
avenues. Foundations are now being
completed for a seven story flreproot
building to contain 1885, square feet.
Bulkley a. Horton Company sold
twenty lots on Queens road. Jamaica. 10
Charles Flores. Mr. Flores will improve
the property with dwellings
Lewis II May Company rcsoId FOR tho
Seashore X. & c. Company a vacant
plot on the east side of Oak street. Far
Roekaway, TO NJ. Malyin, who VIII I'M
prove with a residence
j. Albert Johntra leased for ]. v.
Brenneis store al the corner Of Leavitt
avenue and Broadway, Flushing. TO
Houatt & Lee. Studehaker dealers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
Dangers to Navigation.

tRenorted to the photographic Osficel
March %. lat 30 20. lon ~ o. passed a
piece of timber about 20 feet long--str zulia.
Received the following information from
str Northern Star: March 3, lat 50 54 lon
70 10, passed close to what was apparently
derelict-Str Olympic (Fro.
Ice patrol cutter Seneca reports as fol-
lows; March 80, position reported 26th and
under ideal conditions 2Sth failed to locate
1t. Foggy to-day: yesterdays warning holds
temporarily to continue until clear weather
proves disntegration of berg; wa I'm water
80 Gag surrounds reported position of berg
Bergs previously reported in lat Al 80 and
Al bl west of lon 80 not located; growler
sells to keep south of lat Al 80. between lon
1S and Ion 81.
The New York herald., 1922-03-31
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy Mail. |

BERMUDA. March 2i-Arrived. sclfr Ada
A Mcintyre (Brl. Jacksonville a6th, strs
coquetmede (Brl. Genoa. &c, for Hampton
Roads for coall: Elswick House tBr), Al
gers (for ordersl.
dian Volunteer (Br), Rosario. &c. Via New
York; Canadian Sapper tBs). 81 Johns
Sailed 2sth, str Digby tBr), ST Johns and
Liverpool; schr Giant King (Brl, Mayaguez.
HAVANA, March g2J-Arrived str Sioux
City. New York tand sailed same day for
Santiago, &c).
Sailed 24lh. strs Rovaer ,Nor,. cardenas:
Daneholm tDau), Matanzas schrs Integral
lBrl. Port Arthur Fannie Fay, Port st
Joe.
KINGSTON. ia. March 25-saiied, str
Montezuma (Brl, Boston.
LUNENBtiRG. Ms. March 2T--Arrivcd,
schr r NJ Symons (Br), Boston,
ST JOHN. NIB. March 2s-Sailed. str
Gotha tSwl, Havana.
YARMOUTH. Ms, March 2s-sailed. schr
G Maud Gaskil (Br). ST John.