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FOREIGN PORTS.

ALMA. Nh. Nov f6-Arrived previously.
echr whitehclle (Br). New York doads to
CAFTAGENA. Nov t7--sailed. str Min
HALIFAX. Nov 20En port. schr Chas Y
Gordon GD.. for lngramport and New
LIVERPOOL. Ms. Nov iG-sailed. str
staiesman CBr). san Francisco mot as
PARRsBoRo. Ms. Nov i7--In port. schr
John Bracewel. loading for Boston.
PORT GREVTLLE, Ms. Nov 14-Sailed,
schr Nova queen CBrD, Bass River Ito fin
sh loading for New York;.
PUERTO PADRE. Nov ts-sailed. schr
Harrison 7 Beacham; Mobile r
Point, str Luksfjcil (Nor), New York for
81 GEORGE. NB. Nov ii-ArrIved. schr
Harteny w CBr). Norwalk (and was load
Sailed 1ith. schr Frederick II G3D, Nor
walk
sT JOHN, NIB. Nov is-Arrived. strs
Bsssa CBD. Cardiff sist. Chaleur (Br.
Cleared 2ist. schr EMILY Northsm. New
York
sailed 10Th. str Coban tBr). parrsboro.
In port 2ist schrs Minas Princess tBrl
Jean L Anderson (IlrD and Frank Brainard.
waiting better weather.
ST JOHNS. MI, Nov i3-Arrived. str
Kriton fSwl. Sydney.
sailed iith. schf Herbert Warren CBr).
Seville: 18th. str Lom tNorl. sydney.
SIT STEPfiEN. Nh, Nov i3-Arrived, schr
y I.ockhart tBrD, New York (after dis
charging VIII proceed 10 farrsboro 10 load
TYNEMOUTH CREEK. Nh, Nov i3--Ar-
rived, schr orozimbo. 'Matiapoisett uoading
10th for Bostonl.
VALPARAISO. Nov ia-lsaiIed. str Santa
Elisa, New York via ports
VOfsFNILJE, M. Nov 1J-Arrivcd, schr
ptOccland tBis, BOston. 4
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SAILED.

strs Jonancy. Norfolk; Jersey City GBr)
Brisbane via Port Arthur; Gantoise ttln)
Rio Janeiro; African Prince (Br). do we
Norfolk; Rochambeau (Frl, Havre wa
plymouth: Cheyenne (Br), Manchester; .
Mihiel (U S Army transporD, Cristopal
s.elape, Charleston and Jacksonvillei Auis'
iItaD. Genoa; Margaret, Boca GRANGE
Mount Carroll, Hamburgi Antilla. st John
NIB; FL Siglo, New Orleans; Monterey, la
rana; Ampetco (Belg), Antwerp; Surico
Fensacoa; All America, sea to repair capie
Aconcagua (ChiD, Paita, &C; City OF AZ
lanta, Savannah Evelyn. Los Angeles, &c
Polycarp (BD, Para. &C; Santa Euiaiia
strs Gulflsht. Port Arthur; Manhattan
Island. Piraeus: Parma (Br), st Thomas
sc: Astrea Dutch, Cape Haiti; Munardar
lBr, Puerto Padre; st Mary lbr' san
tago.
Str Surico. --.
Tug Director. towing : parges (passed out
Sandy Hook at 51 AND.
Sailed I'D, strs Hanover (Ger, Bremen;
Dromore Castle (Br), Cape Town.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced to sea level at New York or
Thursday, Nov 20. 1922. at AM, as re-
ported ny tht United States Weather Bureau
was thirty $50 inches. This closely approxi-
mates seven hundred and sixty-two (I62)
mlllimeters. Captains of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports OF New York and
brooklyn can advantagcously use the above
official data for observing whether their
rection or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook Pm, Sw. 13 miles
partly overcast; light sea- visibility, IL
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Fire Department Orders
srECI.L ORDER 80. eIe.

I Attention is called 20 paragraph /, Spe-
clal order No. 2ll, dated December 3, l92l.
which reads as follows, and will he strictly
adhered 10:
COMPANY officers and ohauffeurs are re-
minded Of the necessity or giving proper at
tention TO company motor apparatus while
standing at fires during the cold season.
Every precaution must be taken to prevent
motors from becoming chilled and freezing,
resulting in possible damage TO and the
bZplacing out Of service apparatus BY start
ing ~ the motors at snort intervals. II nee
essary. motors viii he kept running This, IN
order that apparatus may be started readily
a any time for the purpose OF changing posi-
tiOns at fire OF their prompt removal uere-
from in case of danger.
Company commanders will see that their
motor apparatus is provided with sufficient
gasoline and lubrlSaung oil while operating
az fires.
. Special leaves OF absence are hereby
granted TO the following members OF ths
department. Fireman first grade frahch
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Temporary Assignments

Thomas i. Dempsey. 45th precinct 20 detec
I uEe DIVISION, 10 DUTY IN oitice or the blslricl
Attorney. Bronx county for days. from !
Z. NJ, November % 1922.
Thomas o'Connell 4Gtn precinct 10 Sd in
spection district, 70 duty in raided premises
for twenty three days. Eom A. NJ NoNem-
ber 30 1022
James j. Finn, doth precinct to dstectivt
division. to duty ia Office OF the District
from 4 T. NJ, November -. 1922.
Francisco l.. Lsurita, 76th precinct to de-
tective division. TO duty in office OF the
day from r. NJ, November %, 1922
Nicholas A. Delisa, Patrick sullivan and
Peter Tuohy, 9ist precinct to detective olVi-
son to duty in office, OF the District Al
torney Kings County, for three DAYS from
~ :0l A. NJ, November %, 1927.
From precincts indicated TO heaoauartets
division. division of transportation, to duty
in automobile repair shop. from A, NJ.
November %, 1922. during absence OF patI9oi-
men on sick report Paul schubert, 81
William J.. Young, 90.
ASSIGNMENT DISCONTINUED.
PATRoLMEN.
James i Kindelan. headquarters division,
ra ided premises squad TO 18Th inspection as
trict. to duty in raided premises ttefnpor-
aryD. is discontinued from A. NJ, Noyem-
3--rRe following leaves OF absence are
authorized
PATROLMEN
without Pay-Joseph Blrnbaum. 3sth pre-
cinct for six days from l:;0l A. M De-
cember =. 1922.
George V. Seibert. 9Ith precinct for four
days from i2 :01 A. NJ, November 20, l922.
Charles J. Hohmann, 1lSth precinct. TOT
four days from II :0l A. NJ, November %
1927
4-The following sick leave is granted
PATROLAfAN.
Joseph J. Sheridan. traffic precinct B. for
ninety days from s A. NJ, November So
1892
5-suspended from duty without pay
PATROLAIAS.
Thomas j. Coyne shield No. 6024. 10Th
precinct to take effect 2:24 l.. NJ, NoVem-
ber -, 1922 .,,,
RICHARD L. ENRIGHT,
Police Commissioner.
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Navy Orders
atch TO TIE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.


These naval and Marine Corps orders were
made public to-day:
Mitscher, acknowledgements. Marc A.
to Bureau Aeronautics Washington
Need. Lieut.. Harry W.. TO command u. 5
s. R-7.
Donelson, Lieutenant Commander Martin
Medical Corps, TO Receiving Barracks
Hampton Roads
TO Receiving Barracks, Hampton Roads.
Mitchell Lieut.. Frederick w. Dental
Corps, to Naval station, Pearl Harbor, I. II
Broadmann, Commander Edmund A.. &c
Nelz. Lieut.. Robert, CONSTRUCTION Corps, Ia
navy yard. Boston.
Corps. TO havy. yard. Baston.N = -.
Armstrong, Commander Eldred b.. to com
mand U. 8 S. Abarenda.
.Becks cpmpaRder, William L., TO receiving
ship. San FfunGsco. -
Dawes. Commander Robert A., to Captain
of yard, Cavite
Fletcher. commander Frank j.. to com
mand u. s. $. Whipple.
Theobale. Commander Robert A.. 10 com.
mand L.. S. $. Noa.
Peterson. Lieutenant Commander John r.
to receiving ship, San Francisco.
Duncan. Lieut.. Jack H.. 70 receiving ship,
San Francisco.
Jacobs. Lieut.. Simon. 10 command L. s.
Frost. Lieut. Leon C. CAr c.. to Marine
Guard. Pekin. China.
Harrison, Lieut. J. La Sale (M. c.. to
NCavite.
Tichey. Lieut.. Frank $. @Esc9g to U. s
S. Huron.
MARINE CORPS.
SNOW. Capt James f., TO Guam
Wicks, Capt. Tom T.. to Guam.
Edison, First Lieut. Merritt A.. to Guam.
Rice. First Lieut.. Charles T.. to Asiatc
station
Bleichcr. First Lieut. Frank X, to First
Brigade. Haiti.
Gibson. First Lieut. Wallace c.. 20 Ma
rine Barracks, Naval Academy Annapolis:
Monson, First Lieut.. George T., 10 L. $.
s. Tennessee
Han. First Lieut.. George T.. 10 headauar-
ters Department of Pacific. San Francisco
Morrison, Major Victor l.. TO Marine Off
Ger, u. ). :. Arizona, flagship.
HIN. Capt. George f.. to Quantlco, Va.
Shearer. Capt. Thomas r.. to Department
OF Pacific, to await transfer to East Coast.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Nrass. Nov o. Arrived. schr Re-
bccce q Whilldin. Machas.
Arrivcs 23d. strs Bclvernon tram, 81
Johns; Muncaucr Castle tBr, HUI stan
more fBr). glasgow MiddleAex. Norfolk
city OF Bristol tBrl. Manila, Sc. Sclvyn
EDDY. Norfolk: NiddlcseX, Baltimore Ser
hino tBrl Alexandris. SC; Delaware, New
York. tugs Cheoktowaga. Parkcrs Flats.
towing barge Northern No 20 for Wings
Neck (calied for barges TSf, T9f and 7DS.
for New York. and proceeded. Valley
Forge, Portland; Eugene Hughes, Fall
River, towing barge Nos >; u l. Pilsbury,
Lynn. tow ing barge MinEo.
cleared 22d. strs e. Anthony. Copenhagen
Odcnsc. Rome and Svcndborg Homestead.
Portland, Philadelphia and Pacific ports
(both to leave to-nighD.
Cleared 23d. strs Thyra (sw). New York
Ethelwynne a McFadden (Br), * John.
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Dangers to Navigation.

TRsported TO the Hydrogvrhic Office.l
Nov H. lat g %, Ion IS "a. pass d a
derelict awash, with mast projecting 80 feet
above water-Str Monterey.
Nov 2f, let 20 07, lon "a 25. passed a spar
projecting 3 feet out of water, apparef tly
attached to submerged wreckage-Str San
tore.
Nov 81, lat IS 81 lon oi a, passed large
Nree trunk partly submerged, with three large
roots projecting above water-str Salaam.
Nov 2l, lat ~ 06. Ion So 81 passed large
piece Of wreckagc awasil, with anchor at
iached n broken piece OF timber was pro-
iectlng 10 feet above water, apparently a
part OF "a barge-Str AgWihavre.
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TRINITY SERVICES EXTENDED.
Special Lcnten Sermons VIII he
Delivered at Midday.

The following was-issued last night
from the rector's office. Trinity parish
For many years midday services have
been held In Trinity Church during
Lent and they are we'll known to the
business people Of downtown New York.
Last spring. when these services ended.
so many requests were received that
they be continued for long period
that DR.. Stetson. rector OF Trinity. has
decided TO have services with special
preachers at. tho noon hour for five
months, beginning with December"
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FURNITURE AT
FURNITURE AT
AUCTION.
MALLORY GALLERIES, KAY
STREET, NEWPORT, R. l.,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1922
AT 10000 a. VI.

Contents OF Rough Point" formerly tho
residence of MIR. T. W. Vanderbilt and later
of Mrs William H. Leeds. now the Princess
Anastasia OF GREECE.
Consisting OF old Dutch and English carved
oak hall chairs. cupbhoardV. sctteee and
1orving tables I set Of chairs and setfees,
antique and hand carved Louis XIV. iu excel
lent condition. number ~ exquisite por-
traits and paintings. beautifully framed. fine
condition and convenient size. dining room
set of - chairs and table. mahoEauv, made
10 order abroad another diAing g.pui set Of
~ mahogany stuffed chairs made hv paveu-
port. brlc-a -brac, bedroom furniture and
maRy othcr articles. Including audr0ns and
Russian silver candiestlcka, atc.
This sale win consist of the very fincst
tvpes Of pieces ever offered IN Newport, "
this sa alc cannot be completed on the first day
IL win bo continued az same time on tho fol-
lowing day.
Terms cash. Dealers invited. Inspection
the previous afternoon.
ANnREw robson. Aucilonosr.
Dresser street. Newport, II. T. Tel ifs.
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rnEsuMEN's PRESIDENT orr.

William ~. Wright. president Of the
freshman class OF Columbia. resigned
Yesterday at n meeting in Earl Hall be-
cause he had been advised not to neg
lect his academic work and felt that
his studies would suffer IL he continued
to hold office.
His successor will he chosen next
Tuesday. a candidate must get the
written Endorsement OF at least fifteen
other students and the approval OF the
dean and of Coach Cook, director OF
freshman athletics.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
SELLING COAL COSTS
FUEL OFFICER JOB
Woodin Announces Removal
of Administrator Koerbel
i'm Sixth District.
THROUGH CARGOEs TAKEN
State Chief Renews Plea That
Public Mix Steam Stuff
With Anthracite.

State Fuel Administrator Woodin yes
terday officially announced the removal
from office of Samuel j. Koerbel OF
Binghamton, regional fuel admipistra-
tor in the Sixth Judicial district. Mr.
koerbel was reported as having inn
properly authorized seizure Of coal pass
ing through his area en- route to other
scities Though Mr.. Koerbel was said. to
have shown at first a disposition to defy
Mr.. Woodin as "a figurehead," last night
Elmira dispatches quoted him as admit
ting he was through. saying:
II am out of It,"
Administrator Woodin scored regional
coal governors who would appropriate
coal consigned to other areas in a
lengthy statement which accompanied
announcement of Mr. Koerbers removal
Shortage of anthracite. particularly
stove sizes, makes 1t impossible to get in
excess OF 60 per cent. of normal supply,
he emphasized. Allotments of available
stocks accordingly must be adhered 70
strictly in each district as the only safe
guard of equitable distribution TO all, he
asserted.
There is no possibility of overcom-
ing this shortage. in, the immediate flu
ture." said Mr.. Woodin. ANY attempt
on the part OF local fuel administrators
to seize coal passing en- route to other
cities or districts will have the effect
OF deprivng those cities of their allot-
ments."
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

TAMPA, Fla. Nov e3-Arrived. str Utila
(Hond), Ruatan.
Sailed esd. schrs w II Hartman. Boston:
Edgar + Coney, New York.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Nov 23-Ar-
rived. schrs Abbie S Walker, New York for
Rockland; Sarah Eaton, Machias for Provl-
deace; Charles III Klirek, Perth Amboy for
Sea King.
Passed 23d. str Eocene. towing barge IS,
east (2 80 pM) Wind. NNW. fresh; clear
WILMINGTON, Cal. Nov 22-Arrived, str
Robin Adair. San Francisco for Boston and
New York.
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Police Department Orders
sPECIAL ORDERs 80. esO.

1.-The following probationary patrolmen,
having qualified as patrolmen, are appointed
aud assigned as Indicated. 20 take effect Il
y. II. November ~ 1922 Thomas Brisbane
3s William j. McGronan. 81.
THE following transfers and assignments
are ordered; 70 take effect s A. ~ NoNem-
Der -. 1922:
SERGEANT
Andrew sessemann. from ga precinct 70
45th precinct.
pATROLMEN
Oresto i. Altier. from 23d precinct 70
detective division, designated az acting de-
tective sergeant, "a grade.
William A. Roster. from illth precinct 20
l0oth precinct, assignment to motorcycle duty
discontinued.
Harold l.. Bradley. from motorcycle squad
No. 10 detective division. designated 40
acting detective sergeant. I'd grade, assign
ment 10 motorcycle duty discontinued.
To take effect S A. NJ. November %. 1872
James J. l<indelen. from headquarters divi-
sion, raided premises squad, to 18th precinct
assigned TO bicycle duty
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Nov. %.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
O'Neil. Col Joseph r., to Philadelphia.
Sherwood. Capt William l., to Baltimore
Cresswel Capt. Harry ]. IT,. to Cam
Travis.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Houghton, Major William c., to Madison
Barracks.
Watson, Major Edwin NJ, to Camp Travis
MEDICAL CORPS.
Dashel, Capt. Leland f., to Fort Nc
Pherson.
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Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East GpN-Eresh east aud northeast winds
and weather cloudy and unsettled Friday. 3,
West Ciulf-Fresh rorthery winds ana
weather cloudy Friday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east To north winds and weather
partly cloudy Friday.
North of Sandy Hook-Strong west winds,
shifting to northwest, increasing to gale
force, and weather cloudy Friday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-West and north
west gales and weather fair Friday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
variable winds, except fresh and strong west
srly off the Carolina coast, and weather iair
EridaV
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
SUES OVER VACUUM TUBE.

The Radio Corpora ton of America Is
seeking a Supreme Court Injunction
against r, IL. Grebe & Co., manufac-
turers OF radio Instruments. for al
legged violation Of patent rights in con-
nection with the use OF vacuum tubes.
The Grebe company said that the grant
ing OF the injunction would constitute
basis on which a monopoly could be
built.
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Fire Record

a. N. Loss.
ton company. =. .'.......,. .Trinins
mobile and garage. unknown.
Trlning
john Nydiger. r.....s 4....... Unknown
'i5-2i4 Fast issth 81. The Bronx
s,so-iia East Houston 81. St. sam Tp''o""
eao2s Yves West eoth st. MARY stone. unSnown aspown
a:5O--tii4 ~ ov.; unknown. ..... Unknown
iO;20--l5i2 Amsterdam av. u. Kel-
+, .o,-e w.s, is7,h 81 unknown. .t,mHnown ,9W 4
ii 50-s25 West gath st.. auto and
garage .............s4.....Un Unknown
IL 4O-i2o s,h sv. unknown. -. ...... =. None
t2.42-534 East 10th St; Columbia
Woodworking Co..... .... Unknown
fe.45-52a West 18th a.. unknown .Triflins
1.55-l7I East ii5th at; Harry
Russo .....s................ Unknown
. :05-tla West 145th st. The Bronx
Thomas Curtain. auto. ...,.. .Trifling
2.5o-3l6 East 1o3d ST.; Wolf Gar
25o-2ioth st. aud rlverdaie av.. The
Bronx; J. schala Unknown
3Oo-59th IT. and East River; scow.
Moran transportation Co. Unknown
25-2ii Henry st.. unknown Unknown
5.iO-43S 20 ~ West 10Th N WI
3 52o-ao7 East broadway pr. Abta
ham Benjamin ............ .UuknoW %
j:50-2i2 West io'h So Daniel Me
liNianN u llNilNN ID
Go ~ Amsterdam aV., Mary Green
Unknown
c.20--6o West 10Th ST.. Isaac Small
icy s1ilEilt
1:2J-ii and 40 West 36th ST.. Jacob
Setutnan .....t..... ..t. .tonSldcrable le
T2J--Ts Duane 50. Neal Brunker.
hardware sss+....s.ss..ss. .Irtflng
T.30-7n3 Canal St; automobile;
Charles Schmidt, ............ Unknown
s.oo-i63 Suffolk ST. Samuel Schiscl. Slight
e:30-loos Brook av., The Bronx
vacant lot: rubbish. Sheffield
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Hasal. Engine co. PCS for fifteen hours from
+. NJ. November -, 1872 Fireman secoud
grade William + Milmore Engine 90. 20. To-
fifteen hours from p NJ November 20.
1879 BY order Of the Fire Commissioner.
JOHN KENLoN, Chief OF Department
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER srrAMrRs ARRIVED.

ARGENTIsA GtsD, Passed Gibraltar 231
IsAipREss, or FRANCE (Br). at southamr-
ton I'D.
EMPRESS or RUSSIA CBD, at Manila 2ist.
FRANCE tFr). at IIavre 2jd.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY. at Manila 2ist.
PRESIDENT WILSON, at Shanghai 22d.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Ll'rom the IIydrosraphic Offcc.l
The master OF str Annetta reports that
cape Cruz Light. Cuba. In approximately
lat 70 80 80 n. lsn - - 80 w, Is obscured
by the high land of Point Inges northward
q the hearing 2S5 deg. on Nov s he OBJ
served q red pyrauildal beacon in feet of
water In approximately lat 40 81 81 y,
Ion ~ - ~ w 1Guayanaybo Gulf. San
Juan dc Afucra Passage. Cuba.
WASHINGTON. DC. Nov 23-Northwest
storm warning q 30 PM. Cape Hatteras to
Fastport. Storm OF considerable intensity
central over tho upper st Lawrence Valley
and moving eastward. Strong southwest
v inds win shift ia west and northwest Fri
day morning, increasing to gale force.
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Offers to, Refund Money.

II. f. Willfeuhr. manager for the Tide
water Fuel Company. which is not to
be confused with the Tideawter Coal
Company, was in Mr.. Woodins office
yesterday discussing the difficulties he
is having carrying out the mpistra-
tors orders regarding the sale of Welsh
anthracite. The fuel administrat tor had
this Welsh coal analyzed and contends
that ii Is very brittle and likely, with
much handling. to become dust.
Willfeuhr's concern has written let
ters to those persons who posted de-
posits. offering conditional refund.
Cold weather has brought an unprece-
Gented demand on charity organizati tions
for coal. the Federation of Jewish
Phllanthropies announced yesterday. IL
was said that the Ladies Fuel and .lid
Society. which Is affiliated with the
federation. has supplied to poor families
in the tenement districts half the
amount Of fuel which in past years has
been sufficient for winter
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
LANSING. Mich. Nov. 23.--Mentiou OF
.two mer as possible candidates for the
United states Senate to succeed Truman
H. Newberry brought forth protests to-
day. Gov. Groesbeck has received in
dorsements for Marion l. Burton. presi-
dent of the University OF Michigan. and
James Couzens. mayor OF Detroit. lrit
OF all the men urged for the appointment
none has provoked the unfavOrable COM
ment among the Governors advisers that
these two have.
President Burton is opposed on The
grounds that he has not lived in Michi-
gan long enough and II appointed SEN
ator. would hold two Jobs
The Governor said he would name the
new Senator next Monday or Tuesday
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
Continued From Preceding Page.

Str Mohcan. Lindland, Portland. Me
(generaD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
str Herman Winter, Allen, Boston tgen-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str North Land, Call. Boston tgeAraD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Frances Elkin tBr), Rafuse.
Perth Amboy (ballast)-J II Whitney a Co.
Schr Quaco Queen (Br). Richard, Perth
Amboy (ballastl-J Il Whitney g. Co.
Tug Gypsum King. Miller, spencers ISL
and. MS (ballast)-J # Whitney & Co.
Barge Andrew Mcdonald, Nicholson,
Windsor, Ms (ballasD-J L Whitney Co.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE. Nov 23--Barometer a.
noon. $3.50 inches wind. w, strong breeze;
weather. dull and showery; temperature, f3
ueg Fair. E
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ANpANrA Br), from Southampton ed for
Montreal
RoTrER1AM Dutch. from Plymouth 23d
for New York.
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KELLEY IS DOOMED
TO SUCCEED NEWBERRY
House Judiciary Committee
and Others Send Appeal.
Special Dispatch to TIE New YORK HEnArD
New-York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ~. C.. Nov o.

A telegram signed by every member
of the House judiciary Committee and
several other Representatives was sent
to-day to Gov. Groesbeck OF Michigan
requesting that he appoint Representa-
tive Kelley (Mich) TO succeed Senator
Nowbery. who resigned
The action is considered Unprecedented
and Michigan Representatives doubted
the advisability Of it, Most OF them re-
fused TO attach their names TO the tele-
gram. They do not think the Governor
will appoint Mr.. Kelley, who was de-
feated for reelection.
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situation Not AIaxming.

Nevertheless. according to the fuel
administrator. the situation is not to be
viewed with alarm. There may be en-
barrassments and some temporary dis
comfort, Mr.. Woodin says. but with firm
supervision the supply being received
will go around if the citizenry will CO.
operate with him. The great difficulty
Mr.. Woodin has had to contend with is
the Discrimination of householders to use
soft coal or steam size hard coal to eke
out what would be their normal supply
OF domestic size anthracite. The city
has received about 40,000,000 tons less
of coal than 1t had received at this
period last year.
The city is behind in even its modl-
fled allotment. Soft coal lay in cars at
the New Jersey terminals because peo-
pie would not use 1t. electing TO do with
out in the mild weather rather than
burn steam size stuff Those loaded
cars could not be used to fetch up more
coal.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

TIVE HOMESTEAD, Hot springs, va. eow
the wirtcr through.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
vlrainia

The BeIIeview. Belieair Heights. Tioridn.
Golfers Southern Paradise. Opens Jan. SIR.
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North Carolina
Florldn
AT ISLAND INN

Lakewood. y. j.

The Iropical Ionc OF Florida.
information 4 Booklet. Willie Chamber o.
C,ofrfuercs.
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KYw-chicago Westinghouse

3 90 r. M-Program arranged through cour-
tosy OF Lyon & Healy Concert and Artist
Department Lillian Knowles, contralto
MInna Krokowslsy, viollnist Melta Kreig.
pianist. and Philip Warner, accompa mist.
Program Contralto solos, MY Love II a
Muleteer' (Di Nogero). Danny Boy
CWeatheriy). The star tRogers), 4
"a seed BY Your Window' (Braheg Plead
ing (ElgaD, "IIow Many Lonely Cara
,vln't fNuodford- FindenI violin solos.
''Andante from Concerto tMcudclssohn) &.
"Minuep' fMozsrt). AVE Maria tschu-
bpr-Niihe injb. Spanish Dances tRch-
fieldl. 'gchcrzo Tarantelc' tWieuiawskt.l /:
ulano soios Meditation" Crscha ikow skyl A..
Heebcrzo" fNendelssohnD, "Naisc Oubiee'
GIsgiD. Jubilee Dance" (Nplita Erieg).