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The New York herald., 1922-02-28
AMERICAN STEAMER
FREE FROM ICE FLOES
The Ton1aItOa, Frozen in NAL
mo Harbor, Is Released.

STOCKHOLM. Feb. 27.-The American
Malmo harbor. was the first icebound
vessel on the west coast of Sweden to
be released by the powerful ice breakers
sent by the Swedish Government to re-
lieve vessels caught in the ice along the
west coast Many of them have been in
the most dangerous position for several
days.
The Russian Soviet Government ice
breaker Sviatogor has been dispatched
to the Kiel blight to release five ice
bound United States Shipping Board
steamers carrying cargoes totaling
$4,000 tons of cereals for Russia. An
other Russian ice breaker. the Iermak,
left Petrograd for Reval to relieve other
American steamers carrying foodstuffs
now icebound in that port.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
URGES CLOSER GUARD
OF OVERSEAS FREIGHT
Lasker Tells Shippers of In
creased Pilfering.

Shippers are asked to increase their
precautions against pilfering of over
seas merchandise in letter from Chair
man A. D. Lasker of the Shipping Board
to the Merchants Association. Among
remedies which the board is attempting
to make effective are a tightening OF
police and trial court activity, an in
crease in the liability of carriers for
theft and pilferage losses, a reduction
in losses at foreign ports. in which the
cooperation of other governmental de-
partments is being sought, and the in
ducing of shippers to exercise greater
care in the packing of their outbound
freight.
Mr.. Lasker requests members of the
Merchants Association to see their
goods are securely packed and ade-
quately marked, but with no unneces-
sary markings indicating the character
of the goods especially when of such
nature as to invite pilferage Wire
strapping, screws instead of nails, and
other safeguards are advocated.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
ARRIVED.

str New York City CBr), Bristol Feb 4
and Norfolk 18th, to Charles Hill Son,
with mdse. Went 10 pier 50, North River.
ser Atgon. Rotterdam, TO the Standard on
60 OF New York, in ballast. Anchored Off
Tompkinsvlllc.
STR west Inskip, Rotterdam Jan 81. Ant
wcrp 2sih and Philadelphia Feb .. TO the
Black Diamond Steamship Go. with mdse.
Went to pier 4. Army Base, Brooklyn.
the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co, with mdse.
Went to pier 2 iiobokep: NJ 80 ,u,,r,
Str Schodack, Havre Feb . and DunNlrk
1ith 20 The Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. with
ndse. went 10 pier >. Hobolscn. NJ.
Str Luclllne CIir, Roucn.
SIR New Georgia CBD, Lagos Jan i,
Accra I'D. winnebah Goth. seccondae 3lst
aad Sierra Leone Feb II. 70 Daniel Bacon,
With ndsc. Went TO foot OF 3oth street,
str Lcvant Arrow Manila ian 0. gan
Francisco Feb { and Cristobsl lSth, TO tho
standard OF GO Of NeM nGrk, MIN coco"
str knight OF the Garter tBD, Manila Dee
20. sings pore Jan D., Port swcttenham Gth'
Penang s;h. Colombo 18Th, Port said 2sth,
Booth Steamship Go, Ltd. with mdse. Wer'
10 foot of 33d street, Brooklyn.
Str Hawaiian. Seattle Jan y, Portland,
ore. FEB ! san Francisco an. san Diego
7,h and Crstoba 10Th. 20 the United Ameri-
oA1 Lines, w'th mdsc. Went to pier G, Bush
s'r zuIia. Maracaibo Feb is, Curacao 10Th
and Nayaguez 2Isi, 20 bliss Danctt 90,
With 10 passengers, mails and mdse. Went
TO Now York Dock Co.'S pier ~. Brooklyn.
Str Fort Sc George (BD, Martinique,
Dominique and Guadcloupe Feb 20. Antigua
and y Kits 2lstc s croS * ana q ,de daomse
sengers malls and mdsr Went TO New
York mock Co.'S pier 30, Brooklyn.
Str ranamo. Ponce FEB II Mayagucz iStn.
Aruadlila 2oth aud San Juan I'D, to the
Atlantic Frui, Co. with passengcrr and
ndsc Went TO pier Z North River.
2Oth. Neuadiiia andssArecibo 2ist aud Sar
Juan I'D, 10 the Nss York and Porto Rico
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Buoys. Connecticut and New York. Lons
Island Sound-About April 20-2s. 1922, the
following buoys in Long Island Sound will
be changed TO third class nuns: Saugatuck
River. outer mid-channel buoy. painted black
and white In vertical stripes, and inner mid
channel buoy, painted black and white In
vertical stripes. Five Mile River-Five Mile
River entrance buoys l and 2. Fi~- Mile
River buoy and Ballast Reef buoy .. Stam-
ford Harbor-Flat Rocks buoy 2, Forked
Rocks buoy 4. shlppan bar buoy Q, Robbins
Reef buoy 3. Shippan Channel Rock buoy .,
Rhode Island Rocks buoy 3, Pine Island
buoy painted red and black In horizontal
bands. Holly Rock buoy Z, Guernsey Islan nd
buoy 10 and Salt Rocks buoy 0. Captain and
Greenwich Harbors-Red Rock buoy, painted
red and black In horizontal bands, Steam
boat Rock buoy. painted red and black In
horizontal bands: Steamboat Rock buoy 4
and Greenwich Harbor buoy .. Greenwich
Cove--Cove Rock buoy. painted red and black
In horizontal bands. Coscob Ilarbor-Hitch-
cock Rock buoy, painted red and black in
horizontal bands. pecks Rock buoy 1. New
Rochelle, East Barbor-Channel buoys I. .,
4 and Q. New Rochelle Harbor-Davis Island
north buoy g. Spindle Rock buoy 4. HGrbor
Rock buoy and r II Stevens Rock buoy
painted red and black In horizontal bands.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

Avarado viii arrive Sandy Hook AM 2stn.
America 2,S00 E Ambrose l. V 9th.
Arabic left Ponta Delgada II 80 AN 27th
for New York.
Cantigny (USAT) lat 40 4s, lon 80 81 27th.
Celtic 4Si T. Ambrose l. 10 AM 27th tdue
Quarantine PM 2Sth).
City of Savannah $50 n by Il Diamond Shoal
9th.
Corning 130 NNW Alacran Reef 26th.
Currer l5S y Hatteras eth.
FL Alba 2l7 Scotland L 9th.
+ Q Barstow 234 $ Scotland L v 21th.
Franklin SO S Ambrose l. 27th.
Federal ~ S Overfalls I. v 9th.
Harry Luckeubach l050 Delaware Capes
27th.
Herbert C wyle 125 Portland L v e,th
Japan Arrow 16 Sc Block Island 9th.
Nattole 148 n Diamond Shoal 27th.
Nantucket f05 Diamond Shoal 9th.
Oscar D Bennett i34 w Sand Key 26th.
Puulsboro So y Diamond Shoal 9th.
Transportation 23 SW Winter Quarter 27th.
Volumnia 55 S Winter Quarter 27th.
Wifaro 24S 5 Ambrose l. v 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
TWO CUBAN ACROBATS
ARRIVE AS STOWA WA VS.
Hoped to Join Circus but
Land on Island.

Two young Cubans who say they are
professional acrobats and wanted TO
Join circus arrived yesterday as stow
aways aboard the United Fruit liner
Pastores and were sent to Ellis Island.
They didn't display much agility peel
ing potatoes in the liners galley on the
trip from Havana
Among the Pastores's passengers
were Archibald Johnson. vice-president
Of the Bethlehem steel Corporation, and
Mrs. Johnson: DR. II. Ward. president
OF the Tonopah Extension Company and
brother-in-law of Charles NJ. Schwab.
and Mrs. Ward. DIR. William II. Long
OF Philadelphia and William Simpson.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Feb 25-Arrived. str Lap
! lend (B), New York.
ANTWERP Feb 22-Arrlved, str Suther-
land. New York.
Sailed 24th, str Holbrook (Bp. ST John,
NIB.
MONMOUTH. Feb 25--sailed, str Cana
dian Trooper (Brl. st John. NIB.
Arrived 27th. str Wyncotc OBr), Halifax,
BARBADOS. FEB 25-sailed. str carib,
Cienfuegos.
Creux (Sp). New York.
BATAVIA. Feb 2i-Arrived. str Arakan
! (Dutch), San Francisco.
Arrived 24th, str Steel Trader, Port Ar
thur.
| BELFAST Feb 2I-Arrived, str Balsam.
New York via Philadelphia
BELIZE, Feb 2f-Sailed. str Sosua (Nor)
New Orleans.
BERMUDA Feb %. AM-Sailed. str Mo
dica (Nor), from Hamburg and Faya foT
Baltimore mot New York;.
BLUFF, NJ, Feb 23--Sailed. str Canada n
Ilanter (Brl, from Auckland for New N-or..
BOMBAY. Feb 23-Arrlved, str Steel Maker,
New Orleans via Havana and Marseilles.
BORDEAUX, Feb 22-Sailed. str Glen
Ridge. Galveston.
BREMEN, Feb 25--Arrived, str Potomac
New York for Danzig.
BRISTOL, Feb 26-Arrived. str Boston City
(Br). Philadelphia via New York.
CALCUTTA, Feb 2f-Arrlved, str Wolver-
Inc State, san Francisco
CAIBARIEN, Feb 26-Sailed, str Bayamo.
Philadelphia.
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

ton. Norfolk; Briton. Norfolk; Josiah Macy.
T3mpico.
Schrs Frank A Morey, Charleston; Kenne-
bunk. baltimore; Lucy Evelyn, Georgetown.
sc.
Tugs Prudence, towing harges passed
out Sandy Hook at 2:i0 Pm; Virginian,
towing > tdo at :ii Pm; Ontario. towing
3 (do at 2 80 PM).
Sailed 25th, strs Abron. Malta, sc; Gen
II i Hodges. Cape Haiti, &c; Seattle Spirit,
Cork. &c, via PHILADELPHIA.
Sailed 26th, strs Shawmut. Philadelphia
Samuel Q Brown. Port Lobos; tugs Bcss,
towing barges (passed out Quarantine at
II 10 AND; Peerless, towing (do at ]. :3S
PM).
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 70 sea leveD at New York on
Monday. Feb ~. 1922, at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and four hundredths (300D inches.
This closely spproximates seven hundred and
sixty-three (763) milllmeters Captains of all
vessels lying in or nea~ the ports of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind al Sandy Hook. s PM. S. Is mile.
partly overcast; smooth sea: visibility. .
miles.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

TDistances given In miles position at noon,
unless otherwise epecfied.l
Algorab 210 Ambrose l. 27th.
Asia 400 u AMBROSE L midnight 26th.
Bolivar ZIG s Sandy Hook 27th
Centennial State G56 r. Ambrose Gath.
Dirigio end barge Dallas 3 SSW Bronton
Reef 27th.
Cieorge G Henry 20 S Block Island 27th.
Hudson $50 Il Ambrose l. V eth.
1roquos left Monte Christi for Cape Haiti
3 AN 21th.
Jacques Cartier 800 E New York 6 AM 27th.
Ktoonland Gt0 Ambrose L Goth
Mattolc t4f " Diamond ShOa 9Th.
NinneNahda sos v Ambrose l. 27th
Mohawk 81 SW Diamond Shoal 2Tth.
Munargo $40 Ambrose l. goth.
New York lat ~ 0g lon % 81 Goth.
Nlntan i25 Diamond Shoal 9Th
New York Duichl isO E Nantucke. i V
2tLh.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
U. S. SHIPS CARRY
9P. c. MORE CARGOES
Report for January the First
Favorable One Within
a Year.

marked increase in the percentage
cf foreign commerce carried in Ameri-
can ships in January as compared with
the previous month is shown in a state
ment by the Bureau of Research of the
United States Shipping Board. Both in
import and in export trade vessels OF
domestic registry carried nine per cent.
more OF the total cargoes than they
had in December.
Cargoes in January aggregated s.
sS6.000 long tons, of which 100000
tons was oil in bulk. OF this total
American ships carried So per cent. OF
oil alone they transported n per cent.
Three-fourths of the oil moved was
brought into American ports. OF dry
cargoes 3,302.5Oo tons. or 100000 tons
less than in the previous month, were
transported. American ships carried SS
per cent. last month, as against 29 per
cent. in December.
Imports In January amounted to l.
o00 900 tons and exports made up the
remaining 100000 tons. American
vessels carried 43 per cent. of the inn
ports as compared with "a Der cent
In December. the total of imports being
slightly greater than that for the pre-
viou5 month and about as IN January,
1921. OF export shipments. 36 per cent.
went in American bottoms, instead of
27 per cent, as in December. the jan
uary total showing a falling off from
that OF the previous month. This is
seasonal movement. being, in fact, less
than the drop that took place year
ago in January.
The fact that both import and export
cargoes carried in American ships
showed a proportional increase is takeh
to indicate that Russian relief cargoes,
which under the Congressional enact
ment had to be taken in American ves-
sells, were not solely responsible for the
better showing.
Last months report is the only favor
able one to be issued for nearly year,
recent figures having shown uniformly
a drop in the proportion of cargoes car
ried in American ships.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

eially addressed) via Cristobal, salaverry,
Callao, Molendo. africa, Iquique, Antcfa-
gasta, Coquimbo and Valparaiso, str SANTA
LUISA. 80 AM.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT HAM
1LTON, I 80 An.
La Romano. san Pedro dc Macoris and
San Domingo City, str VAGUE, $3.50 AM.
THvRsDAY. MARCH ..
Grenada. st Vincent Trinidad. Ciudsd
Bolivar and Guiana, via Grenada, Trinidad
and Georgetown. str NAVARRO. s AM
fucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts of Mexico must be specially ad
drcSscd), via Havana. Progreso. Vera Cruz
and Tampico: also parcel post malls for the
Mexican States of Campeche. Chapas.
Guerrero, Hidslgo, Mexico. Morelos. Oaxaca,
Puebla, TlaXcala, Vera Cruz and Yucatan,
str NUCATAN. g AN 90.
Haiti (eXcept Cape Haiti and Port de
Psix) Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
prints. &c). Nicaragua (except East COAST i.
Amapala City. Cholutcca (also prints. &c,
for Nacaome, Teguclgalpa and Yuscaran), in
Honduras Cauca and Narino depar rtments
Of Colombia, Ecuador and letter mall for
Peru Except Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile
(other parts of Honduras aud letter mail
for Salvador must be specially addreSsed) :.
via Port au Prince and Cristobal. str GEN
G. w COCKTAILS (sea posO, / 80 AM (sup
IL 80 PM ~.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic Office.1
Feb 20. lat Al 46. Ion SO II. passed a nun
buoy with red and black stripes-Str Billow.
Probably the same buoy reported sighted
Feb 13 IN lat AZ on. Ion 81 05.)
The drifting mine reported by str Trans
portation on Feb 20 as being in approx
inately lat ~ 06 o.. Ion II 3s 03 90 miles
ENEhE of Montauk gas buoy unsuc-
cessfuly searched for by a coast guard
cutter.
Feb "a. lat 40 OF. lon 80. passed a black
buoy. probably bottom up-Str Ocean.
Feb 10. lat 80 So. Ion ~ 20. several small
pieces of wreckage, apparently parts OF
wooden barge; also several pieces Of new
lumber.
The following reports were received by
radio: Feb o, lat 40 80, Ion 3 S. drifting
mine with horns; 10th, lat ~ OF. Ion ~
a drifting mine 18th. lat AZ 27. Ion ~ 81
partly submedged wreckage-Str Kroonland.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
HONOR GERMAN SKIPPER.
Hobolsen City Fathers Greet scyd-
.Iitz's Commander.

Capt. Friedrich Rehm OF the North
German LLOYD liner Seydlitz, which ar
rived Sunday. reinaugurating the line
service between Bremen and New York
was received yesterday with his Officers
in City Hall in Hoboken by Mayor Pat
rick Il, Griffin and the City Commis-
sioners.
The MAJOR and the skipper cx"hs rged
compliments ana each hoped tha. Ho-
boken soon would be on the same pros
krrous terms with Bremen through =
v.vlved German fleet as it mad been
before the war.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf of Mexco-Moderate variable
winds; cloudy and unsettled weather Tues
day.
West Gulf of MeXico--Fresh cast, shifting
TO north and northwest winds. becoming
strong; rain Tuesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east and northeast winds; gener-
ally fair weather Tuesday.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate west and
northwest winds and cloudy weather Tues
day.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras- Moderate to fresh
northwest, becoming northeast, winds +;
cloudy weather Tuesday.
Hatieras to Florida Straits-Modcrate
variable winds; cloudy and unsettled
weather Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
FIGHTS RIVER ICE TODAY.

The steamship Poughkeepsie will at
tempt to-day to plow path through
Ice IN the Hudson between Yonkers and
Ncwburgh. a distance Of fifty miles
River craft arc not able TO operate
north % Youkers. II the poyghkoep sic
breaks through to-day navigation to
Newburgh will be resumed.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
NEWS PROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

CHINA, from Hong Kong 23d for Yoke
hama.
CREOLE STATE, from Manila 25th for San
Francisco
KOREA MARU Jap). from Hong Kong 25th
for San Francisco.
LA SAVoIE (Fr). from Havre 25th for New
York.
oRoPEsA (Br). from Hamburg 10Th for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
KANSAS AND GULF REPORTS.

The Kansas and Gulf Company. IN
It's first annual report since its stock
was admitted to listing on the New
York stock Exchange reported net
profits Of s1.O37,945 for 1921 rs sales
for the year were s2.st4,s5S. with an
operating profit Of s1.2t7,22o. The an
rul meeting ~ It's stockholders will be
neh in Chicago on March "a.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
CLOSING OF MAILS

Office
IS hd
o
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Feb 27-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute, 20
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mepn time telephone Bowling Green
1920.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Bv United States Naval Radio.

Abron 1888 Z Ambrose l. 2Ith.
Ario 81 NNE Jupiter 21th.
Bannocl lat 43 %, Ion 80 03 25th.
Baldhil 81 Jupiter 9th.
Bayway Jupiter 27th.
Bella DOT S Hatteras 18th.
Blair lat 30 "a. lon 81 80 10Th.
Buckeye State 2.295 S Los Angeles 25th.
Braddock s12 e Nantucket l. V 25th.
G GA Garfield itf'Ga a. sw s Hat Hatteras 9th:
Calamares 31s S Scotland l. v 26th.
Capillo lat "a. Ion I6 0I o5th
Cathwood 10 w Tortugas 9th.
Catherine 1875 sw Partridge Island 26th.
Cerro Ebano 4j by w Fowey Rocks 9th.
Charles Braieg s Z sdte Matteras as S7th.
Comes Peak 81 Sw Sand Key o7th.
craigrownie - sw Fire Island 9th.
Champion Anderson 80 5 Jupiter .7th.
Dartford so S Jupiter 9th.
pauperata 730 T. Cape Henry 10th.
David McKevy 1913 S Jupiter .7th.
Devolente Is NE Jupiter 2Ith;
Duquesne $50 T. Nantucket l. v 25th.
Eastern Dawn ,306 = Cape Henry 10th.
Eastern Guide $50 T. Boston 10Th.
Eastern Soldier 6ss + Ambrose l. V 26th.
Eastern Sun lat 30 5s Ion 30 "a aJth.
Ecuador 3T3 Baltimore 25th.
w lsleo off Sand Key 27th.
El Occdente 2G2 Scotland l. a6th.
Esparta @ n Hatteras 26th.
i q Barstow 23+ Scotland l. 2Ith.
Federal - SW Hatteras 26th
George Peirce 200 SW Trinidad 25th.
Gold Shell 16 ESE Sand Key 27th.
Granite State $3.50 San Francisco 25th.
trulfllEht SU y HattCraS 2ttn.
Gufoil % Jupiter 9th.
Gufprince 25 e Sand Key 2Tth.
Ciufstar 81 S Jupiter 9th.
Gufstream SJ Jupiter 27th.
II VI t1agner ,4Ij L Ambrose L 2Ith.
Hattie Luckenbach 20 w Tortugas 9th.
Hawkeye State 81 from San Juan 25th.
Hegira passed Abaco light 27th.
Henry Is Wilton go Scotland L 26th.
Hickman 2,514 T. Delaware Breakwater 26th
Hinckley ,04S Il Boston 25th.
Hoxie sS2 ENE Cape Henry 26th.
+ M DanziRpr 103 " .JuDiter g7tn
Jadden &c S Fenwick Island 27th.
Joseph Seep off Alligator Reef 27th.
Kennecott 900 from Panama 25th.
Lake Crescent 13 Sc Hatteras 26th.
Lake Giltedge w Tortugas 2Ith.
Lewis X Thurlow 16 S Mohegan Island 26th
Maddequet lat A 20. lon AZ 4s 25th.
Mattole $50 SW Hatterss Goth.
Maquan lat 40 2S, Ion 4S 05 26tl.
Meanticut $50 Il by n Cape Henry 25th.
Miinocket 81 SW Hatteras 26th.
Momus % " Hatteras 26th.
Montana 80 e Sand Key 27th.
Morristown $50 l. Ambrose l. 26th.
Nacoochee 74 n Hatteras 18th.
Natirar S13 T. Ambrose l. 26th.
Oscar d Bennett So S Jupiter 9th.
Paraguay Al w Tortugas 9th.
Il Hunt ,103 L Ambrose l. 26th
Saco 1 400 ENE Cape Henry 26th.
Saguache 100 Z Hatteras 9th.
San Gregorio % Jupiter 27th.
Southern Cross .224 N Raza 25th.
Steel Engineer 1907 L Ambrose l. 26th.
Steel Mariner 535 from Balboa 25th.
Texan lat 35 II, lon 70 80 nth
Utacarbon 1S5 w Sand Key 21th.
Venezuela 1885 S San Francisco 25th.
Virginia 126 S Jupiter 9th.
War Viper 80 e Bar Harbor 26th.
West Arrow lat - 0S, Ion 63 % 26th.
Woodmansie !. $3.50 from Cape Henry 26th.
Westmead 3D. e Portland. Me, 26th.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
Bound East.

schr Hiram c MacLesn (Brl. Port Reading
for st Johns. MI.
Schr Nova Queen (Br). Jersey City FOR
Yarmouth, Ms (botb anchored
Motor barge Tcxaco ia6 Cat 10 AM).
Tugs Sycamore, with tug No 80 (at . :Jj
AND; Laura NJ Keller. with barges Cat
2:1G PM).
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str J II Devereux, Boston for Norfolk.
Schr Fleetwood (Br) Liverpool Ms for
New York. with wood pulp, to Tidewater
Paper Mills Co.
schr Harriet Whitehead. Providence for
New York.
Schr Minnie G. New Haven for New York.
Schr Magnolia, Nantucket for New York,
with fish.
Tugs Socony 81, with I barge Cat e:45
AND Lehgh. with 4 Cat $40 AND Mars.
with lat 10 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NJ, Feb 27Barometer at
noon, 1910 inches; wind, w. fresh breeze !;
weather. fine: temperature, ~ deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28

Orizaba 2S6 S Scotland L 27th.
Sag Harbor rs S Sandy Hook 9th.
SaSua 516 S Scotland l. 2ith.
Taormina 900 Il Ambrose l. V AM 2Ith.
Victorious 49, +, Cape Henry nth.
Wekika LOO Charleston a6th.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
DIE THURSDAY. MARCH 2.

Araguaya Bermuda 2Sth ...... Royal Mail
Arapahoe. jacksonville 9th. .... Clyde Line
Cabo Espartel. Seville i1th. Ybarra Line
Cornish City, Shields iith..........U Nav
~ Victoria, Bermuda 2sth. Furncss- Bermuda
Modena. Turks Island 25.h. Columbus SIS Co
Panhandle State. London 10th limited States
Sixaols, Colon ed. ............. United Fruit
Vasconia. London 18th. ........ .Cunard Line
iceland, Southampton 18th. Red Star Line
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
SAIL TUESDAY.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 90.

Steamer. From. Agents
Celtic, Liverpool 18th. ..... White star Line
City OF Savannah, Savannah 25th.
Ocean SIS Co
Eastern prince, Swansea 4th. .Furness-W Witty
FL Alba, Galveston 22d. Southern Pac
FL Lago, New Orleans 22d. Southern Fac
La Lorraine, Havre 18th. ........ French Lire
Matoppo, Manchester 10th. .Norton-Lily
Mohawk. Jacksonville 25th. $500. Clyde Line
Ninian London 11th. h........-.........l Il M
Orizaba, Havana 2Jth. h.............W Ward Line
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
MARrNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR SALE OR CHARTER-Tug Hull. SGy2lx
10; engine i5x30x93 40 lbs steam now
In commission in New York harbor. 212l
Herald. $50 Broadway.
FOR sALE-f2o II. steam freight boat. 200
tons. It. @ In. draft. si5.000.00. McIN.
TOSH AGENCY. II broadway. Bowling
Green 1851.
FOR SALE. haroor craft. all kinds. wAH.
nEN GORDON. iis Liberty ST.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ADRIAT1C (Br), at Madeira 25th
CANADA (Fr). at Marseiles 23d.
COLOMBO GtaD, at Gibraltar 25th
EMPIRE STATE, at Yokohama 23d.
LAPLAND (Br), Mt Alexandria 2Jth.
MELITA (Br), at Liverpool 26th.
NIEUw AMSTERDAM (Dutch), at Plymout
2Tth.
ROUSS1LLON CFr), at Havre 23d.
WOLVERINE STATE, at Calcutta Gath.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
SAILED.

strs Livingston Roc, ttottcrdsm Somerset.
Hamburg; j III DevcreuN, Norfolk Hanil.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
THURSDAY. MARCH 2.

Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Germany.
L.ithuana, Batvia, Esthonia and Finland.
via Christiansand, Chrstiania and Copen-
hagen also parcel post mails for Norway.
Sweden and Denmark, str UNITED STATES,
AN (sun 20 AN u
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARABIC CBr). from Ponta Delgada 9Iih
for New York.
BRAGh (Fr). from st Mlchaels 25th for
New York Via Providence
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York at ) PM as follows:

Close at New York at . PM as follows:
Japan, Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only via Portland: also parcel post
mails for Japan, Corea. and China, str
WEST MOMENTUM, March I.
japan. Corea, China and Netherlands East
indies Especially addressed only) via Seattle; ;
also parcel post mails for Netherlands East
Indies. str BINTANG, March ,.
Hawaii (t), Guam and Philippine ISL
ands % via San Francisco. S Lo-
GAN, March ..
Hawaii CD Via San Francisco. str MAUI,
March 3.
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) via Vancouver and Victoria, BC;
also parcel post mails for Shanghai CITY
str EMPRESS OF JAPAN, March 8.
Japan, Corea. China Except Hong Kong
and Siberia via Seattle also parcel post
mails for Japan Corea, China Except Hong
Kong, str WHEATLAND MONTANA,
March {.
Hawaii ~. Samoan Islands. Australia
and sNew Zealand, via San Francisco; also
pa reel post mails for Samoan Islands and
Australia, str VENTURA, March 8.
%ordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
to 5 PM the next day will. provided there is
no delay In the overland transit. reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
TAI classes of mall, including domestic
parcel post, sent to Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
The New York herald., 1922-02-28
NOTE a-pARCEL POST MAILS VI,


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