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The New York herald., 1922-04-24
PHONE AND CARFARE
RATES MAY BE CUT
Public Service Commission
Working g Toward General
Downward Revision.

Telephone rates and street car fares
must undergo further revision GOWN
ward. the Public Service Commission
announced yesterday in q. statement sum
marizlng its work along that line. InS
commission Is now making a Statewide
investigation OF telephone rates andasas
charges and a decision in the latter case
is expected Mt an, early date. The tele-
phone rate case is held up pending a
decision in the United States Court
Its policy in dealing with this whole
subject is defined In Utica street car
rate case wherein the commissions re-
fused to grant an increase. In this con-
nection William A. Prendergast. chair
man. gave an opinion approved by Com
missioners Pooley. Van yoorhis. Semple
and Blakeslee, as follows:
',RubljcA utilities Just as other de-
partments of business must expect 20
cope with periods OF depression and short
earnings Just as at other times they en-
JOY periods of prosperity and full divl-
dends. IL the public is expected to, make
up every deficiency In order to give a
utility a good rolfn& rate of earning
power. then the public IS entitled ~ the
benefit of the surplus over t,se greed
upon earning rate. in times of pros
perity.s eN&'
1T must be borne in mind that W.
are not dealing. with the conditions Of
1920 nor with the previous abnormal
years but with the present period. which
is one Of profound economic readjust-
ment. 1t is with this pregnant fact be-
fore US that a decision in this and sim
liar cases must be made"
All of tho reductions so far ordered
are temporary and were made by the
commission before the Investigations
into the various companies were COM
pleted. A further revision of these
temporary rates will be made at the
conclusion of the various hearings.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
,onsort ESQ = Ambrose l. v esd.

Consort ESQ Il Ambrose L v Esd.
City of Columbus 9S N Diamond Shoal 23d.
City of Rome AZ SW Gay Head 23d.
City of Atlanta III Sw Gay Head 23d.
Cananova 200 Ambrose l. 23d.
Dallas 97 WSW Nantucket l. 23d.
Dixie Arrow 475 Ambrose l. V 2Sd.
Everest SO from Cape May pm a2d.
Everett % $ Montauk Point I'D
tluor Spar $40 ID Cape Henry 23d.
Fred w Weller 24s Ambrose l. V e3d.
Hegira 2,221 ENE Abaco Light 2Sd.
Hera $40 So Ambrose l. 2Sd.
Herbert L Pratt So s Diamond Shoai Esd
Hudson 2,55S y Ambrose l. 23d.
Katrina Luckenbach 95l 9 Scotland l. I'D
Lake Arthur $50 S Scotland l. v 23d.
Lake Stirling passed Cape Henry PM Esd.
Liberty Clio 25 Sc Cape Cod 2Sd;
J.uxpalile 30 Il Sandy Hook 23d
Manhattan off Cape Henry 23d.
Matura 1.205 SSE Ambrose L v ed.
Mayaro 210 n Demerara 22d.
Meanticut lat 80 10. lon SO Is 23d.
Mineola 955 Ambrose L 23d
Momus 1o2 Scotland l. V 22d.
Montgomery City Off Cape Cod a3d.
Munamar 645 s Ambrose L Y 23d
Nora 240 N Jupiter 23d.
Olympic 425 Ambrose L Esd.
Peninsula State 325 Il Ambrose l. 23d
Philadelphia 240 S Scotland l. v 23d.
Porto Rico 1s5 s Scotland L V 23d.
Roanoke 116 " Diamond Fhoal 22d.
S NJ Spaulding 102 s Hatteras Esd.
Salvation Lass lat 30 81, Ion 55 80 23d.
Standard IS N Diamond Shoal 23d.
Surico $50 r Boston l. v 23d.
Swiftarrow 2o4 Block Island Esd.
Tenafly lat 90 30, Ion 40 3s 23d.
Vacuum left Paulsboro noon 23d.
yandyck LOO Sc Ambrose l. AM o3d
" L steed 13o n Jupiter 23d.
Wellington (tug) Sc Lookout o3d.
Nm Boyce Thompson 200 Il Ambrose L
esd
zuiia sos Scotland l. V oad.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
DEPARTURE OF STEAMER!
SAIL WEDNESDAY


Cy. sth. TO Moore G. Mccormack. with md3e.
Went TO foot of 18th street, North River.
Str Eastern Moon. Adelaide Jan IL. Bris-
bane Feb g. Sydney nth. Melbourne 2Sth.
Balboa April 8, cristobal Tth and Boston
2ist. TO the United States and Australasia
stea mship Co. with mdse Went to pier >,
str Denis (Br), rio Grande 40 Sui March
II. Santos 18th. Rio Janeiro 18th. Victoria
2ist. Maceio 21th. Ceara 3lst, Para April >
and Barbados f4th. TO the Booth Steamship
Line. with "a passengers, mails and md6s.
Went to foot of SD street. Brooklyn. -
Str Edward. Luckenbach,. San Francisco,
10 the I.uckenbach Steamship Co, with mdse.
Str Santa Rosa Mejillones.
Str Edith, Arecibo April =, Ponce 10th,
Mayaguez and Aguadlla 1ith. Humacao 18th
and San Juan lTth, to the Bull-Insular Line.
with mdse. Went TO New York Dock Co.'S
pier 81. Brooklyn.
Str Bryntawc CBr). sagua April II and
Line. with sugar; Anchored off Liberty; ).
Str karmoy (Nor), Manzanillo April III
and Guantanamo 10Th, to the Munson steam
ship Line, with sugar. Anchored Off LIB
Str Pastoros. cristobaI April u. Por,
Limon 10th and Havana goth. to the United
Fruit CO. with 5S passengers, malls and
mdse. Went TO pier 10, East River.
str Sagua. Ponce April IS. Mayaguez aid
AEuadla 18th and San Juan 18th, 10 the
Atlantic Fruit Co, with 10 passengers and
Str Eugene " Thayer. Tamplco. TO the
Sinclair Navigation Go. Anchored off Lib
erty.
Str Gulfstnr. Port Arthur. TO the Gulf rle-
filming Co. with crude oil. Went 70 Bayonne
NJ.
SIR Comanche. Jacksonville and Charleston
10 the clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went TO pier So. North River.
Str city of Montgomery, Savannah, 70 the
Ocean Steamship Go, with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier 80. North River.
Str Willism n Page, Norfolk. 70 Castner
Curran e. Bullitt. Went 10 pier Z, Busl
Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Harvey II Brown. Norfolk, TO Castner
Curran a Bullitt. Went 20 foot of o5ti
street, North River.
Str Hampden, Norfolk. to the coastwiss
Transportation Co. Went to foot of 35tl
street Brooklyn
str Corsica, Norfolk. 10 castner. Currar
& BulItt. Went to foot OF roth street. Nortl
River.
Str Jefferson. Norfolk, TO the Old DO
minion Transportation Co, with passengers
and nidse Went 10 pier 81. North River.
Str Santiago Philadelphia. 70 The New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co Went
10 New York Dock Cos pier II. brooklyn.
Str Singapore fBr), Philadelphia, 20 J
Kleppe co. Went TO pier 7, Erie Basin
Brooklyn.
Str Byla;l. Boston and Norfolk. TO the 20
cahontas Fuel Co Went 20 foot OF 1stl
street. North River.
str penobscoi, Boston. Anchored off Lib
crty.
schr Matte Y Allies. Fall River. 70 Gllmar
tin & Co. Anchored off Red Hook.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
ING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

fast. Galveston; Masmeric. Charleston and
Savannah. go
MANILA, April ro--Arrived. str Wheatland
Montana. Tacoma.
PoRTLAND. Eng. April al-sailed, strS
British Lantern (Br), Port Arthur; roma
wanda (Br). do.
QUEENSTOWN April 23--Arrived, stI
Baltic (Br), New York for Liverpool (and
proceeded), f.
RIO JANEIRO. April 22-Sailed. strs Trou-
babour (Nor). from Buenos~ Aires for New
York: 6ailust (Br), New York; CANADA
Maru (Jap), New Orleans.
SANTANDER, April 17--Arrtved. str JUL
ana (sp). Philadelphia via New York.
SANTIAGO. Chile. April 22-Arrived. str
Italia (sw). New Orleans.
SOUTHAMPTON. April es-Arriyed. str
TIoneric (Br). New York. -
Sailed 22d. str Aquitania tBD, New for.
York via Southampton,
ST JOHN, NB.. April 23-Arrived. .strs ST.
Gillian (Br). Havana via Boston, Prince Ar
thur (Brl. Boston.
Sailed s2d, strs Rovaer tNor,. Havana
Empress of Britain [Br). Liverpooii schfs
(Br9, New York; G Maud Gasii1l tBr), do.
TARRAGoNA. April 17-Arrived. str Bes-
seggen (Norl. New York.
VANCOUVER, Be, April 28-Arrived. strs
West Himrod. Balboa; Ardmors tBr), Ta-
lara; Harry Luckenbach. Seattle. IL
Sailed Esd, str Taithybius tBr). Seattle.
YOKOHAMA. April 20-Sailed. str Hoosier
State, San Francisco.
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Dangers to Navigation.

fReported 10 the photographic Office.1
April 81, lat 40 18. Ion rs 30. passed wreck
age about 40 feet long and 80 feet wide and
awash.--Str wilmington (Br).
April %, lat 80 %, Ion 73 40, lighter
about 30 feet long and about miles to the
eastward an extinguished light buoy.-Str
Florinda (Sp).
April 81, lat 81 5S. lon ~ "a. passed a spar
projecting about 10 feet upright out OF
water.-Str Agwilake.
April II. lat 81 81. lon "a 40 passed spar
projecting about 20 feet out OF water.-Str
Zoppot (Danz).
April 10, lat 81 10, Ion "A As. passed a
spar about 10 inches In diameter projecting
about 10 feet upright out of water. appar-
emily attached to submerged wreckage.-str
El Estero.
April IL. lat 81 II. Ion "a IS. passed a
black spar buoy.-Str Ei Sol.
April II, lat 81 10. Ion III 90, passed what
was apparently the mast of a small sailing
vessel projecting about 3 feet upright out OF
water and surmounted by a flag.-Str Hattie
Lucsenbach.
April II, lat 80 10, Ion 90 q. passed what
was apparently small schooner, bottom
up.--Str Lake Fisher.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY. APRIL 25.


Europe. Africa ana West Asia madeira
must be specially addressed), via Cherbourg
and Southampton; Also parcel post malls Tor
Great Britain. ireland, France and the
via C.erbourg and Southampton (connecting
dispatch for Cairo Bagdad'' Air Maid, str
MAURITANIA. S AM tsup 0 80 AM -.
azores Islands and Madeira Gibraltar and
Italy must be specially addressed). Via
Ponta Delgadn, Funchai. Gibraltar and
Naples; also parcel post mails for Azores
Islands. Gibraltar and Italy. str ARABIC.
80 AM.
Azores Islands and Madeira tGihraitar and
Italy must BE- specially addressed). via
Ponta Delgada, Funchal, Gibraltar and
Naples. by rail- to Boston, Mass, and thence
by str ARABIC, Pm.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 26.
Germany Especially addressed only) Via
Bremen str HANOVER, 80 AN.
Europe. Africa and West Asia (Norway
ard Irelan4 must be specially addressedl
via Plymouth and lIavre; also parcel post
mails for Great Britain, France and the
countries mentioned in notes and !, :, be- q.
low via Plymouth and Havre, str PARIS,
AN tsup $3.50 AM f).
Ireland (other countries must be specially
Addressed via Queenstown and Liverpool
Queenstown. str SCYTHlA, AN (sup $3.50
AM 10.
Italy. Greece. Bulgaria and Rumania (spe-
caliy addressed only) via Palermo, Plraeus.
mails for Italy, Greece, Bulgaria. and Ru-
mania, str ACROPOLIS, o AN.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Norway
must be specially addressed) via Plymouth
aud Cherbourg. also parcel post. malls for
Great Britain. Ireland. France and the coun-
tries mentioned in notes A and y below
via Plymouth and Cherbourg: also parcel
post mails for Germany. austria austria; C1echo, l,;s
Hamburg, str MANCHuRlA, IL AM tsup
j. 80 Pm -.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
Arrivals and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AvoNMoUTtt, April co--sailcd. str Dun
bnidgo tBr), Montreal.
BUENos AIRES, April 22--Arrivcd, str
Bonheur (Br), New York via Philadelphia.
CARDIFF, April 2t--Arrived, ctr Ryufuisu
Maru (Jap), New York.
cRJsToBAL. April 22--Arrivcd. strs Tru-
ehina Mari (Jap), New York for San Fran
and New York; Trovithck (Br) Melbourne
for do and do; Eastern Knight. New York
for Yokohama; Frederick buckenbach, New
Orleans for San Francisco; India Arrow,
New York.
Sailed 22d, atrs vestalin CBrr, Charleston
San Bruno tBr), Boston: Ecnnecott (from
New York;. Los Angeles. y q Scofield, do.
GENOA. April 16--hrrivcd, str West Lash
away. Philadelphia via New York.
GLASGOW. April 22--Arrlved. str Lexing-
ton tBrl. Philadelphia Via Foston.
HALIFAX, Ms. April 22--Arrived. str Ca
noplc 1Hr). Liverpool land sailed for Bos-
ton o3d) Esd, strs Sachem C3r), Boston
Canadian Coaster tBr), London.
HAMBURG, April io-sailed. str Mailman
ger (Nor), Key West
HAVANA. April 22-sallcd. strs orizaba
New York; Toioa (Br). from New York for
Cristobai.
HULL. April 2i--Arrlvcd, str Eastern
Leader, New York.
LEGHoRN, April 1s-Arrivcd. str Janus
(Fr). New York.
LIVERPOOL, Arrii oi-Arr'vce, -'rs stead
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
BARGE CANAL WEEK OPENS.
Intended to FnmfIiarize People
with the Project.

To-day begins Barge Canal week. I"
which has been proclaimed for the pur-
people OF the State In general with the
great system of inland waterways that
has been constructed at cost OF nearly
100000 900. Gov. Miller says the State
pledges itself to maintain the canal in
perfect operating condition, supplying
any and all facilities that may be found
necessary TO render II n practical and
efficient commercial highway.
In conrert'or with barge canal week.
Charles l.. fadlc. State Superintendent
of Pubic Works. will explain the possi-
biities nn1 advantages o' the system
IN an address 10 the members council
of the Merchants Association on Thurs
day, April 27, following a luncheon in
the Hotel Astor.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MONTREAL, April o3--A strike of long
shoremen In the port of Montreal threatened
In an announcement by the union tonight
that the Shipping Federation's offer of fifty
cents an hour, cut of ten cents an hour
on last years rate, would not be accepted.
The offer was made on behalf OF all the
steamship companies.
WASHINGTON. April 22-The Italian Star
Line of New York, operating steamship ser
now hopelesslly insolvent," and the Govern
ment cannot do more than II has done to
save the stockholders from loss,' tho Ship
ping hoard to-day informed stockholders in
respousr to Inquiries as TO the status of tho
concern now in the hands OF receivers. The
company owes more than million and a
half dollars, and the receivers have less than
two thousand dollars with which to meet its
obligations. the Shipping Board announce
ment said.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
Winds Off Atlantic Coast.

North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook TO
Hatteras--Moderate, variable, mostly north
erly; fair Monday.
Hatteras TO Florida Etraits-Moderate
northeast and east: fair Monday.
Bermuda and Viclnity-Moderate. variable;
generally fair Monday.
East Gulf of Mexico--Moderate easterly and
fair weather Monday.
West Gulf of Mexico-Fresh east and south
east; generally fair Monday.
Over Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east to northwest fair Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Clarion 4l9 Cape Henry Esd.
Centennial State 345 Il Ambrose j. V I'D.
Dauperata 500 u Cape Henry I'D.
Egremont 206 Il Ambrose J. V 23d.
Gargoyle 35i Il Ambrose Il v 23d.
I5recian - SW Fire Island 2Sd.
Havana Maru expects arrive at New YORK
noon 25th.
Helen left Porto Rico Q 80 PM 23d.
Iroquois S3T Scotland l. v 22d.
Kershaw IA SW Fire Island 23d.
Lake Gilboa 1856 Sc Diamond Shoal -5d.
Lake Fannin 1I5 Scotland L V 23d.
Lancastrian lat 90 AZ. Ion rs OF 23d
Macabi left Preston o3d.
Mary 642 Scotland l. 22d.
Martinique 744 s Scotland l. v 23d.
Monterey SIS s Scotland l. v 23d.
Munargo 29i Ambrose l. 23d.
New Jersey 800 E Cape Henry 23d.
Ontario 20 SW Fire Island Esd
Osakls $50 Sc Ambrose II v 23d.
Ponce 266 Scotland l. 23d.
Quantico Il Fire Island 23d
San Lorenzo anchored Mayaguez 23d.
Saugerties 470 r Cape Henry 23d.
Shickshinny 24S Il Ambrose l. Y I'D.
Sixaola 1.039 Sandy Hook 23d.
West Eldara GOO j. Boston ed
VIM A McKenney at Great Round Shoal 25d
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
CABARET sT0wAwAYs HERE.
Seven From Havana Had De-
manded First Cabin Meals.

Seven stowaways. who arrived yes
terday by the United Fruit liner Pas
torres appeared on deck when the ship
was three hours out from Havana and
announced 'hcir i~tention OF taking
their meals w the d'uing saloon. Their
march there was s,vifuy diverted to
the scullcry. wSarn Capt. Glenn had
them peel seven tubs OF potatoes
Jose Hernandez. leader OF the seven
said they were soldiers OF fortune and
cabaret entertainers" They found bual-
ness dull in Havana They will be sent
hack there
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Photographic Office under tne
Navy Department k established TO aid
mariners. 1t publishes nautical charts.
books. tables and periodicals. II broad
casts by radio all urgent information IN
volving danger 10 vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest photographic In
formation OF all parts OF the world and
are prepared to serve mariners in many
ways. Mariners are invited TO call at
the branch offices between the hours of
0 and 4:30. where they viii be cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested to
forward promptly 10 the nearest branch
office all photographic information. The
Branch photographic Office. New York.
Is situated at 1880 Broad 81.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
SPOTS FOR SEAPLANE
LANDINGS ARE MAPPED
TWo in New Jersey Among
Those on LoUer Atlantic.

WASHINGTON, April 80. - Compiled
from data obtained by Ewing Easter
former army air pilot. who recently
made the first stage of a 5000 mile
seaplane cruise along the lower Atlantic
ard Gu.s coasts, the National Advisory
Committee COR aeronautics has issued
descriptive data on thirty-nine ports
f0urd suitable for seaplane landings in
coastal voyages
The landings are in addition 90 the
points already generally recognized az
desirable for the purposes. Fourteen OF
tic 'hjrty-nInA are in North Carolina.
ten. n MARYLAND six in Florida. four in
South Carolira- two in New Jersey. two
an CeorEG ~ one IN Delaware.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
NEW SHIPS FOR RED D LINE.
win he Ruiz Cor scrvi.e TO yene-
.u.Iap Ports.

The Red D Line is preparing to build
two additional freight and passenger
ships for IS service TO Venezuelan ports.
AS soon as nians and specifications for
the vessels have been completed by Theo-
dore Ferris. naval architect, of 80 Church
street shipyards will be asked to submit
bids.
About a year ago &c line asked for
bids on type OF ship somewhat larger
than thas now under construction, but
the cos' was considered too high. An
official OF the company said that the
present seemed more propitious for an
undertaking OF this sort The vessels
arc tn be from 5000 TO 1000 displace-
ment tons. OF the same general type as
the 1ve now In operation, with which
the Red d Line maintains a weekly SER
Vice
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
CARIBOU STILL PLENTIFUL.
Hunters Killed 1,4sO Moose IL
Nova Scotia During 1921.

HALIFAX, N. s.. April 23.-Hunters
killed 1900 moose and 255 deer in this
Province during 1921. According to Of
ficial reports presented to the Lesisla-
ture.
Caribou. tho reports say, are plenti.
full as ever In the northern parts OF
Cape Breton Island. There has beer
a falling Off. however, In the numbcr
Of foxes kept by fur farmers" for
breeding purposes. OF these animals
i,li2 were reported in 1921. as against
l..o2 the previous year.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
By the Radio Corporation Of
America.

tDistantc given IN miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specificdl
Acwimex passed Caps Cod 23d.
Agwi.ca 40t WSW Flores tAzores) 23d.
Airedale f33 s Ambrose l. v 23d.
Arfo 128 Scotland Il 23d
Braneli Point 4sJ ENE Charleston 22d.
Ryiayl 4 Barnegat 23d.
BoEota 2f0 s Scotland u 23d
Chaa " rrnrwood 400 Virginia Cspes 23d.
riavarao' gI5 " Cape Henry 23d.
CNtr@ff lAf ~ fe, Inn - 70 2cf
The New York herald., 1922-04-24

Barbados. st Vincent. Grenada. Trinidad.
Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana Via Hamilton
FORT HAMILTON, z 80 AM
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (spe-
cially addressed only) via Montevideo and
Buenos Aires, str HYANTHES, IS AN.
jamaica, Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador
prints &c). Nicaragua Except East Coast
Amapaia City. Choiuteca (also prints, Sc.
for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yusearan) in
Honduras. Colombia and Ecuador tother
parts or Honduras and letter mail for Sal
vador must be specially addressed) Via
Kingston, Crlstobl, Cartagena, Savauilla and
Santa Marta. str METAPAN, s AM (sup
. AN ~.
Puerto Plata. Samana, Sanchez, La Ro-
mana. San Pedro de Macoris. San Domingo
City and Barahona, str LAKE WINTHROP.
: 80 AM
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
JUNGLE TEvEn TnINs DYER.

Harry Q Dyer OF East Rochester.
botanlst and big game hunter. who re-
turned yesterday bv the Booth liner
Denis from South America twenty-five
pounds Ightev than when he departed
because OF attack OF jungle fever. said
the bush negroes had boycottcd the
towns or British French aud Dutch
Guiana because OF tho official edict
against negroes appearing IN the
streets in n state of nature
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
WIRELESS REPORTS,

str Celtic CBr), Liverpool for New York, Is
expected 10 dock ~ pier co. North River. foot
Of West 18th street, about e:3o AN Monday
STR ICELAND (Brl. Antwerp for New York.
IL expected 20 docls Mt pier o., North River,
foot OF West 2ist street, about $50 AN
Monday.
str Centennial state, London for New
York. IS expected 70 dock ~ pier ] iioboken,
Monday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Alberta, Greenport for New Yorls.
Srhr Hannah VI Greenport for New York.
grhr General Torbcrt, Providence for New
York.
Schr Ella. South Norwalk for New York.
gchr Minnie O. New Haven for New York
Tugs Gallagher. Phoenix and Goodwin
M ~. With ~ harycs CO.. aM) Hoken-
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
SCHOOL ron Girl SCOUTS.

A training school for girl scouts will
be opened at Briarciiff on June 10 and
win continue until June n Il will be
conducted by Mrs. Jane bveter Rlppin,
the national director. and will offer
special work Tor camp councillors and
local directors
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. April 23--Tho time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school ~ tie Seaman'B Church Institute, 20
south street dropped to-day at exact noon.
75th meridian. or hours SLOW Of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$780,
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
Es1y;|T1lsl3 ,llf7l53

As the largest exterminators in the country
VIC are equipped with the most modern faciii-
ties and methods 10 cxtcrminate Rats and all
vcrfnin. We offer q service that is depend
made absolutely vermin-freo IN six hours.
Night and Day Service. Free literature on
Request GUARANTEE ExTERMINATfNo
Co. 500 ath Ave. ~. ". LonEscre S3g0-f 20.
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Wheeler. with s cat 80 AND: Laura NJ
Iieeler, witl ! Cat ;45 AND; Volunteer.
light Cat o 80 AMI: Moran, with (at 1915
AND: Spartan. with / Cat HAS AND; Boz
hemia. with l tat $50 PM.
Motor barge Texaco No 1i6 (at AND.
Bound East.
Schr Daniel Tompkins, New York for
Bridgeport.
schr Henry Crocker. New York for New
Haven.
Tugs Jeasie Forsyth, with barges (at
e.3o AMI; Moran, with / tat s:i5 AND .
Sooony No 2s. with eat 1 80 PM).
Motor barge Socony No lat 3:lO PsD-
Steam canaiboats Nellie Toilette Cat s:15
AND Mohawk Cat IL AND.
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
CLOSING OF MAILS.

mails
0 the
we
qured a.
"a mail post the p to he public
and minute
mail
The New York herald., 1922-04-24
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, MI. APRIL .3-Barometer at
noon, 3o1o inches wind. Il. light breeze;
weather. dense fog: temperature. % deg
Fahr.