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New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Favor Taxi Rates
Based on Condition
And Looks of Cab
Hotel Association Would
Protect Public by System
of Flags to Classify Fares
With Police Supervision

Police regulation Of taKicab service
rates based on the appearance end
operative condition OF each taxicab Is
urged by the Hotel Association Of New
York City in a statement issued yes
terday by Frank A. X. Boland, is
counsel. The step IS asked as a pro-
lection 20 the public.
The association, which Mr.. Boland
said is vitality interested in taxieab
legislation, recommends that the clas-
siheation be indicated by the use Of
flags on taxieabs 20 denote the rate
Of fare. "The tsxicab to-day flying
the red flag charges The highest rate
allowed IL is often more dilapidated
than cheaper rate taxis," said Mr.
Boland. he pointed out that the rec
ommondcd classification would be an
incentive TO every owner 90 keep his
taxicab In the class OF service which
allows the highest rate Of fare.
Mr.. Boland explained the interest
Of the Hotel Association in the matter
on the ground that hotel patrons look
20 the hotels 10 protect them against
inefficient and dishonest taSieao
drivers.
The taXicab nag primer suggested
by the Hotel Association, which pre-
supposcs full Police Department au-
thority over classification and control
Is as follows:
Green hag-First half mile, 20 cents;
each additional quarter mile, 10 cents.
First one.third mile, 20 cents each
additional oue-third mile. 10 cents.
First no-quarter mile, 10 cents each
additional quarter mile, 10 cents.
White Aag-First one.half mile, 80
cents; each additional ono-quartef
mile. 10 cents. First one-quarter
mile. % cents; each additional one
quarter mile, 10 cents.
Red flag double tarif)-First hali-
mile. one or two passengers, 80 cents !
each additional one-quarter mile, 10
cents. First half-mile. two or more
passengers. 30 cents; each additonal
one-,'xth mile, 10 cents.
"The flag in effect declared mr'
Roland. should be a guaranty OF serv-
ice and safety. This would be the case
n tho police license, implied IN the
hyine OF this flag. were the result OF
thorough supervision"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
japanese Shipper Alarmed by
Reported Subsidy Rejection

TOXIC, (By MaiD Dec. s. The pre-
|uiiing condition OF Japanese steamers
90 tie trans Pacific service rs a
rtiional humiliation when it Is com
,sred with the boats Of the American
ifd British lines" declared Mr.. Yone-
10 to- president Of the Nippon Husen
hisha discussing the reported retus al
the Department Of Finance TO M
,lde IN the estimates a vote ior thc
u's.anee Of shipbuilding asked by tne
hrsrtment OF Communications: Inc
slss.ion will be debated IN the plet'
M Ito said his company had planned
. build half a million tons Of ships
bsi this could not be realized without
reyernmentRl support.
yseount Mazda. minister Of com
rlfiations. declared that his depart
Eui intended TO continue its efforts
7, obtain the subsidy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
GenernI Meather CondItIon.

WASHINGTON. Dec 50.-rhere viii BE-
general precipitation over tho states east
% the Mississippi River sunday on sunday
night. probably continuing Monday IN The
Atlantic states tho lower lake region and
the extreme lower Ohio valley. The
weather will be- fair Monday in the middle
east Gulf states. The temperatures VIII
rise In the Eastern and Southeastern states
sunday while colder weather VIII over.
spread tho lower lake region, the ONO
Valley. TenDersee and the chst CUR states
sunday night ard Monday. p he tcmpara-
euro viii not change materially in fhe
Atlantic states Monday
Pressure was low and falling tonight
from ontario and Manitoba so2tl waro %
the Texas coast. with ccnters ~ minimum
pressure over Minnesota and Afknrsas,
and q storm Of marked Intensity was ap-
prOachlng the north Pacihc Coast Pres
Southeastern states, california ana the
plateau and northern Rocky Mountain re-
There have been rains within the last
tweuty-four hours IN the middle and upper
Mississippi valley Arkansaa western
Louisiana. eastern Teraa ana tho north
Pacific states. while snow has fallon IN
portions OF the plateau and northern Rocky
Mountain regions. the Dakotas and western
Minnesota Tho weather became warmer
to-day IN the lake region, ihe Ohio and
Mississippi valleys. Florida and the middle
Gulf states. while colder weather over
spread the plains statoa. tho Rocky Noun
tain region ana the canadian Northwest
Forecast by Districts Eastern New
York snow or rain aud warmer Sundny
Monday probably rain ana warmer
Southern New England SNOW or r0in
Sunday afternoon or night with rising
temperature Monday rain and wsrmsr..
Eastern Pennsyivonia. New Jersey Dela-
ware. Maryland District OF Columbia and
VirSiniS-kain or sn0w and warmer Sun
day Monday cloudy, probably I'm.
Western New York--Snow crsfain fun
day and Monday. warmer sunday colder
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Dangers TO Navigation

LONDON. Dec 20 -- jeanette kayter
frterf Nsv Orleans. arrived Al HAMBURG
s1atrrday with forepeak ieaking' due %
fgfffrky Dec 1o--schr Dorm fBrl,
,-ftr r.m. cent oct an o 20 miles
s,.tfh of grrnbre Tightshlr today; reported
hgge-to with furemef! sQnc. nsP 49,
-tarfiuu b. uireieasrd fhaf aho "elii
brvr to leave because ~ fuel fhorfnEr
pisafief b. storms, ihs Dorm Nae toHsa
frfa Hallfar Nov 90. she left Dec TOT 81
,lir.-g IN hrr Way 20 PenaTth, Wales.
ppOVfSCErOWN. Mafs, Dec ae-s,nt
ArrIs L splndlsr. wrecked on Race Point
yerterday while running run astoene (.
doubiv paffolfsd. Coast guards teFeu
rrrwr Fplndier's manifest showed ahc caf.
rief 500 cases % whisky ana vas bouna
from 81 PisrTs fer Nastali = tot~i VIVA
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Produce Exchange
Welcomes Children
At Holiday Festival
LOO Applaud Circus, Ac-
claim Charms Of Trick
Dancer and Accept Sanuas
Gifts as Guests Of Broker

Once a year the battlc.scarrcd floor
Of tho New York Produce Exchange
sees spectacle that almost renews ~
youth. Yesterday, for the seventeenth
time. 10 gave itself over 90 a Christina
party for children living south OF
Canal Strcct-very poor children foi
the most part. who have no other
Christmas celebration. On temporary
raised forms they sat around tne
cleared trading space, LOO or them
Including 230 little cripple5, and their
subdued gayety az the circus provided
for their entertainment was somehow
more moving than tears
Among them went the gray haired
broker, adorned By long, white satin
badges. but giving themselves away
completely by the inevitable TAT cigars.
Foreetful OF the prices of grain and
oork that stared down on them ifQm
tbe quotation boards these mon
leaked after their littio charges o.
though they we're their own chidfen
MANY n small cripple saw the "noi,
show. from beginning % emo, seat,n
upon the shoulder Of some moro iot
tunate ehild's father.
starrett's Circus, with clowns aero
hats monkeys. trick ponies and o.
variety OF other features, performed in
fuli force 20 music by the TIN Reg
ment Band Each turn was greete,e
with the pleading applause Of youtl
that hopes the pleasure Of the momen
viii never end, never mind what may
he next. But thildhood's cup. was iui /,
when beautiful lady IN abbreylateo
.Lirts danced for that audience
danced enchantingly on roller skate,-
Beauty never has been paid more per
feet homage than the thousand rap
turous litte "Oh's" and "Ah'g thai
greeted Mile Elise. For those ehildre,
Of the tenements her lOvoline1s stru,h
a climax that even hex graceful skal
ing could not cap. -
When al length the circus ended p
Santa Claus, In the person OF Fred -
Colby. member Of the exchange gave
each child a big package. Those 20
the BOYS each contained roller skate,
games. a tor and candy In each gir. p
package were doll. work basket T.
gapes and candy, and IN the crippled
childrens'. games. dolls, tops pu1Lie'i
other toys and candy.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Departures

ffAsfBURG. Dec 1l-neutschfeid tGeD.
New orleansi Lord pvnerin tBr)' -
'Li.insnoN. Dec .s-Brnmen Point. Phiia-
'HjlSTiwERp Dec as-BoilnEbroks CBD.
sf John. y p. 20. Lapiand tbD, Ne"
ROTTERDAM. Dec ss-Enna, Whining
KOBE. Dse :s-Emprsss Of Australia
YOKOHAMA. Dec .s-Hakata aaru
GtksGoW. Dee ss-Me,asara Brj. 81
oTAHU. Dec :,-r0'tori Nsru 'Jap)'
MANciiEsTEr. Dee .f-Manches;er pi-
vision tgrI. gt John n q.
FAYAf. Dec za-Wieidrccht lDu) (fr0m
Roftrrdaml. Philadelphia.
WABANA Dec 2i-licaperoa tNorl'
HHvGSA. Dec :s--saehsnswhd toer).
"a NO 'Ii bE JANEIRo. Dec as-Amsrlean
Leslon. View York 5000 bags of ooneel,
SYDNEY. g 3. pee .s-Kamouraskh
'Ht, HstA,xTiAGo. Dec ss-Bowdsn C'or>.
NVtPA cRrz. Dec 77-Tucatsn. Tampioo.
gT JOHNS. \ p. Dec 2l--aenr hlc...id
a silver fHrl. prruamhucr
BUENOs AYREs. pee 2a-Mon,adinoek
fa-I Ntw York. Wet N0rla NrW oueanH
LoSDoN. Dee s0-pes.dsnt Van buren,
iPERiM Dec u-city Of Lahore cRri
sybSEY n g W Dec gs-Eansrnsr,
rsorfsn. Siafara fHrl. kanc0uteT
FOWEY. Dec 2s-Rlver Trent thp.
, Isi' sT -MIcHAELs. Dec 2i--AsIa Vr), Now
LfpART. Dec 2i--Clty Of 81 Joseph, New
YORK. Ethel Frcda, Montreal
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co., Inc.

distance ln mile p0Nu0L 40 n0on unles'
otherwise atate4l.
Ah..con 20 Cape Cod Dec ~.
Ar,retco ] 900 Z Ambrose Dec ~.
Anaconda go r Cape Race Dec -
Apacho 70 y Diamond Shoal Dec ~.
AQwiworid 80 ~ Diamond hhoal Dec eg
Ac,yilake 40 Cape May Dec 30.
ArfigaF $50 y Colon Dec ~.
Atlantic sune l22 WNW Tortusah Dec -
ALADDIN 40 EsE Sabine Bar Dsc -.
Arvan Ils s Hatteras Dec ~.
clan Macllptosh "a ~ W NantueNe'
Dec 30.
r A Csn,ield Is 8 Nantucket Dec 20.
CITY of Fairbury hif5 ~ Souih f"~'
Doeaet i.lss y Ambross Dec Is.
Fverctt ; y Great Roupd shoals Dec az.
Taatern TempeF f.ff1 Ambroee DC -.
Faetside i170 y bv y Arnhrose pec -.
Efsha Walker 10 g Jupiter Dec 70.
IN Alba ~ NN Toriugas Dec -
Eastern Sword $3.50 + Ambrose Jfe %
Fairfeld af0 r Nantucket Dec ~.
grecfau 20 WsW Gay Head Dc se.
cgiairht 2lI sW Brentou Reef Dec s'.
Cuifrfream 10 Block Island Dec ee.
Guffnrinre no WNW Torturas Dec -
EToyick Hall sss y Balboa Dec q.
Hatteras ~ "a n g. 90 " Dec ~;
Harvestor towing Dallas 20 Diamond
sEoai Dec 20.
Helen asa Scotland Dec 20.
Hnlcalhs 100 Nantuokst Dec o.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

Vessel Port Agency.
Warbo. Antwerp, Dec i2.......Sykcs Bros
Nesuvia. NapleE Nov 25.... ftslia-Atn Line
kambagan. Gibraltar Dec q. Punch. Edge
weoha vixen. aype. Dec s......-R 7. iIarus
Mesaos. london. Dec -. Int Mere Msr.ns
BOLIVIAN, Liverpool. De- 3..int Mere Marine
Wells City. cWlnaea, Dec lz.... C 1915
Llvarsdo Colon. Dec u. .saEderson & sons
Mercier. Antwerp. Dec i2. Lloyd Il Beige
TuscHrgra. Liverpool, Dee is....R / Hague
Victorious. Colon. Des I. Mallory Transport
Ampetco. Antwerp Dec if... .sfsndard OH
Cabo OrtegaL Seville. Dec p Bronea a Co
Southwestern Miller London. Dec 10.
Tuuess. witty 4 90
Union City. MddIebrough. Dec D.
Palma. sisrrs Leone. Dec it-.....D bacon
bi-ln Trinidad. Dec 10 .Lamport Holt
Vincent. Duukirir. Dec 1E.....CcFmODollfan
West Aahomct Giballur. Dec if
United American Line
Due Tomorrow
BuckielFh. Barcelona. Dec E...Tabre Line
Ed Lucksnbach Colon Dec -.
Nueccs Galveston. Dec ze...Hiauory Liao
Taranra. Glasgow. Dec ILL.,. Cunard Line
Houldsr Weir g. Boyd
Due Tuesday
Arctu-uz Gibraltar. Nov 2o.... Kerr Line
" 4 hcKenny. CrirobaL Dec 2.
Houider. Weir A. Boyd
Victoria. Havana. Dec ~.
Tampa Interocean
Due Wednesday
Clan MseIntosh. 81 vincent Dec ii
Barber Line
Cuthhcrt. Pare. Dec 21.......-. Booth Line
Dochra. Cristobat. Dec 20. .Luckenbach Limo
Cri5tObul Dec a.
United American Line
Due Thursday
Eastern Sun. Cape Town. Dec r.
Mallory Line
storaker. 1mmlnsham. Dec is...s Stray
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
RadiophOnes Installed on
Three Morgan Line Boats

Radiophone sets, 70 enable passen-
srs 70 hear concerts and other fea-
ares broadcast from the various sta
ems on the Atlantic seaboard, have
cen installed on the steamships Mo-
sus Comus and Creole. Of the Morgan
lns service between New York and
NtV Orleans, according TO an an.
'1nosnment made by L, J. Spence, d.
rector Of trafie Of the Southern Pa
"a, lines.
There is nothing more modern than
sss ndiophone," said Mr.. Spence, "ano
tttse Installations are an earnest OF
~ 5,sire and intention Of the officers
y he line 20 keep the service strictly
p . date In every respect
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Banion's Aids Sworn In

Three new deputy assistant district
attorneys for The once Of District At
torney Joab II. Banton were sworn IN
yerterday b. Judge Robert ".
Johnstone as his last Official act be-
fore retiring from tho Court Of Gem
oral Sessions.
One is Howard Hilton spellman,
twenty-five years old. and said 10 be
the youngest man ever appointed TO
such an ofice IN New York City. lie
lives at ! West Ninety-second Street
Is a son Of Benjamin +. Spollman, law.
yer. OF ll5 Broadway, and was graduated
from the Yale and Columbia law
schools. He served on the United
States steamship flaming during the
World War.
The others sworn IN we're John v.
Flood. a leader IN the Thomas ". Far
ley Democratic Association OF the l4th
Assembly District, and Edwin ?. XII
roy. who Is 70 serve In the appeals
bureau.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
American Ports
(BT Maid

uELLINGHANi. Dec a5-Arrved. Lake
Shore San Pedro
BOSTON. u.r gs-Arrivcd. sch Ellen
Little. Jacksonville for Portland.
LuREhA. pec f1-ATriycd. Nlnta. san
Francisco.
HONOLULU. Dse 21-stilsdt steel
Scientist san rfancisco. Manukal san
Fr4nclfco
JACKSONVILLE. Dec 17-Arrlvcd. Sch
Esther Adelaide ORD. nayana sailed;
West keoue Rahla. sch Granville II
Bacon. north of HatferaL
NEW ORLEANS. Dec -g-saiiod. Glen
drrur'. Porto Rico
PORT ARTHUR. Dec g5-sailcd; Reaper.
TaMuIr0
PROVIDENCE. Dec es-Arrived. Ksr-
shaw. Norfolk and Baltimore. Sailed .
IUlf.rast. Port Arthur.
SABINE, Dec 2;-saled: Atlantic sun,
Chester.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Foreign Ports
(Dy Cablel
ArriYnls

GIBRALTAR. Dee is-Passtd: csfsneo.
baltimore trr Genoa
BoRDEAuN pc ss-Asi, FO. Mo-
tadi. 10th. Kronffnd fNorl. Baifimorr
HAMBURG. Dec 2i--Adalia fGcr). Hous.
ton. M.raa fGeD. Beaumont. Mongolia
Nlw York via Plymouth and Cherboure
Weilaui County thrl. Mon'real' asth,
stfe Kavser tGcrl. New Orleans
bremen. Dec 2t-MaiuGy Manor (Br),
Sew Orleans. America. New York via
Plymouth and chereourg. West Tacook.
CENoA. Dec at-Jole,. Galveston: .5th.
LON fNorl. So Johu's s. p.
HULL Dec 2l--ldaho tBr), New York.
GHEET Dec s5-West Ira, Galveston
FLUSHING. Dec 27-Nsw Jersey, Fort
W1RsEILLEs. Dec s7-Rion CBD. New
Orleans
ROTTERDAM. Dec 7S-Asator fNor,.
New YORK. Gaastsrdijb ON. New York
Jacques cartier tFrl. New orleans
KOBE. Dec 1s-Emprf OF Canada (BrJ.
vsneouyer Tor Hongkong
AvOSMorsH Dec 2a-British Lord
s s5t3IEz. Dec s5@BandoenS tDp. batavia
siANGHAI. Dec -9-cciebes Maru Gap),
2M'AScHESTER. Dec .9-Daytonlan (Br).
GLASGOW. Dec ''-Jer Davis savan.
-VIGo Dec .'-Massd,m tDp. New
Orleans
MANILA. Dec -2--Pretdent llhcolni
San FfarciHco.
grEESsrowN. Dec ss-presldeni Polk,
Nrw Tora for Plymouth and London tand
DrofffLrnf.
prYMOI'TW. Dec s0--Afinnekahda. New
York Tor CherbourE ana Hamburg lana
'TuIEsTE Dec IS -- President Wilson,
Tr Sew York and Boston.
GENOA Dec sf-cariton, New OfleAnai
Thoridis fSori. New York.
York .,, ,.
WETIlNGToN Dec - - haungeniu
fpr1 San Francisco.
AfARsEfLLEs. Dec - - fTeNonhly
gratuf0u tH.H. NeW YORK
SYDNEY. y s Dec 2a-canadian Skim
.sner fnrl. Vancouver.
LIVERPOOL. Dec -f-Etna Haru tJapl'
prrrrad. ore. aIth Steel Engineer, san
Frarelscn lld Norfolk.
InNpoN Dec .H-N0fuorth lBIl. 81
John. S H SarranTanfett tbfl, Atw
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Woman Accuses Negro
Says lie Attempted TO Assault
Her al Door Of Home

The first arrest 10 result from o
long series Of complaints hled BY
Flushing women who have been az
tackled by a negro on .heir way home
late at nioht was made yesterday when
William Hackaday a chauffeur living
AZ fis Lincoln Street, Flushing. was
taken into custody after a long strug-
Ole which followed his alleged attempt
10 assault Miss Sylvia Cobacker, Of 30
Whitestone Avenue, Flushing, known
on Broadway as Nine. Sylvia. lie will
be placed IN a lineup 10 give the other
complainants q chance 20 Identify him
as their assailant.
When Hackaday was araigncd IN
Long Island City court Miss Cobackcr
said that ne had followed her from
tho railroad station 20 her home and
had grabbed her as she was about TO
enter. Her screams attracted the a..
tention of Howard Towuc, Of 50 Pros
pect Street, Flushing, who Was dgiy-
ing his la1ieab past the Cobacker
house with Joseph HollAhan, Of 81
State Street. Flushing, as passen
ger. The two men ran 20 the woman
assistance and held the negro until
tho police arrived.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Marine Disasters

BALTIMORE Dec 1N--Tha freight nr
tvfii~ofo bound Tor Baltimore from Paciho
coast ports. stranded On Chesapeake Bay.
IN Annapolis yesterday. Htlil aground with
cutter Apache standing b. Willsolo In no
CHATHAM. Mafa Dec 5o-The three
nsastsd schr Priscilla Alden. bound south
from Boston. light. her sails torn 70 tat
tors. riding af anchor three miles on shofe
on ieeyard side of shovclfui shoai, Coast
Guard cutter 10 her assistance thought
she was ln 10 danger.
when the Mononmoy Point coast Luarda
vent out. Captain kessler told them that
rafla we're carried away in rhurfdays
BLIZZARD. lie anchored 90 await calming of
rea ana when he vas prepared 20 procssd
engine operating anchor cable was disabled
and anchor could not be hoistad; vessel
raa not leaking.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
1000 Per Cen, Stock Dividend

ST. LOUIS, Dee. 3O.-A 1000 per
'ai stock dividend has been declared
y ne lands Machine Company, shoe
athine manufacturers. The capital
,ioek thereby was increased from $780,
70 $1,000, 900. The dividend was
Ton . surplus fund which had been
's,sSenulating for thirty years, II vas
IipIalRtd.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Marine Reports
TnE TIDEs
Winds at Sea To-day

East Gulf--Frrnh roufhraHf and routh
and weather overcast with local rains
sunday.
West Gu.l-Frcsh eouthcrly wlndr
shifting o. northcrly. with overcast
weather and probably local rains sunday
Caribbean Sea and Nindward PaffaCo-
Fresh northeast winds and weather over
cast, with local rains sunday.
North " sandy Hook-Moderate %
fresh winds. mostly east ana southeast
and weather overcast sunday. Probably
rain or snow hy sunday night
Sandy Hook 90 uatteraE-Fresh north
east winds. shif Ing Co east and southeast.
and weather orcrcart probably followed
by rain SUNDAY afternoon.
Hattcras 20 Florida etruitH-Frrsh
northeast and cast winds and weather
overcast. Probably local rains sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Change of Masters

Varry Harrington succeeds Gcogss An-
derson command barge Broadway
Victor norsart succeeds Edward J CLARK
command barge George ] Hughea
W Ii williams succeeds N l. Culiin COM
uand ach barge Thomas T. Parker.
Th0rwaid Bottcher succeeds george A
Small command atr binaihawa . d Mall
iorT.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Army Orders

~ ne YrfbuHc's Washington Bursau
,-nASHiNGToN. Dee se.-T'hs folicwins
'fdeTs were issued to-day;
Infantry
1ssiAn Ma. ". r.. 70 Havana
tsi,.thino IT. J. p. 20 Camp Lewis
'''h. Asl. J. g., 20 ~ Hayes
Quarterr1astcr
is.s.on Aaj. o. H.. 10 San Francisco
a Ma. J. II. 10 n. Humphreys
a., Miscellaneous
viaeson. Nsj. r. c. s.. Gen. stan. TO
r., VA. 5, r. q. A G. 20 Honolulu.
Enti. - Co. 9. c.. 20 Washington.
nsrs ~sbi' = g. ORD Dept. 70 Bslti.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
CITY Island

Bound South-Veedol New London Tor
Bnyonne: tugs A p skidmore. Onrust, With
j barge.
for Boston: tugs America, with j barge
. Rich Gteorr. setter. with 8 barCeg;
Chnrles = McCanrcy. with bargea
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Vessels Sold

rdsai, gas screw. 80 tons. sold b. U 3
Marshan Moore % Matthew ) Clark for
1900.
sisoo so, q, steel screw, - tons, cold By
staten Island 6hipbuiidinE Corp 90 CITY
~ New York Department o. Plant and
.Lru.Luraa.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Weather Report

sun rises. 7t20 am. sun sets. tigs pm.
Moon rises. $500 pm. Moon sets. i;to a.m.
Local Forecast.-snow or rain and
warmer to-day: tomorrow probably rain
and warmer; increasing southeast ana
south winds
Local Oflcial Record.-The following
record from the Weather Bureau shows
temperatures duriug tho lsst twenty-four
hours in comparison with abe correspond
fpe dafo ~ last teaFs
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
IoeaI OdolaI Record

Highest. 81 tcErecs cat b'aV y, hh } 3
lowest. A. degrees (at a. MD average,
% degrees: average same date last year.
% degrees. average same dato Tor thirty
three years 52 degrees.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-31
Barometer Readings
2 a. n.. 3o.fs p. T,.. 3o.47 sp. fn..

SAM. 1siip.m.,.. 40 So. me-. 81
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-05
Gothenberg Is Building
 Large Aerial Harbor Now

GOTHENBURG, Sweden, June g.. This city with it's extensive marine shipping facilities, and it's new free port is now preparing to build an aerial harbor It will have all the facilities required by sky pilots, an up-to date service department and the latest conyeniences for landing and taking off.
 A corporation has been formed to build the air station and operate it in conjunction with the city authori- ties of Gothenburg.
 It is proposed that the city shall have the privilege of buying the company's shares in the enterprise after 10 years and thus take over full control of the air port.
 Among the founders of the air port project are Governor Oscar von Sydow of Gothenburg and Bonus province, Dan Brostroem, Sweden s greatest ship owner and many of the most prominent business men of the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-06-05
KAMM SOLD
 TO CHICAGO
 AT BIG SUM
By JACK JAM ES

SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.--Doug- las McWheeney, a right handed pitch CT, has been turned over by the Chi cago White Sox to the San Fran cisco Seals as the first payment for Willie Kamm, stellar third baseman, whose sale to the Chicago American League owners for $100, ,000 and three players established a new record in minor league baseball sales.
 Coming on top of the sale of Jimmy O'Connell, heavy hitting out fielder, to the New York Giants for $75,00O, a sum that smashed all known records in the dealings of minor league clubs with major league magnates, this final coup of the Strub- ub-Graham-Putnam triumyirate has left the baseball world gasping for breath. Two deals of such magni- tude in three short months is a liUel more frenZied finance than the followers of baseball hereabouts can quite envisage. They are literally Knocked for a row of steam heated
 z.Not, Going Now &
 The positive assurances voiced by Dr. Strub, president of the San Francisco club, that kamm would not be sent to the White Sox immediate ly, as was the earnest desire of the purchasers, has relieved the qualms of the loyal customers of Recreation Park. Though the San IL. the slightest about selling a stad and selling him at a very considerable price, the management has always realized that a certain duty was owed to the supporters of Coast