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New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
HELP WANTED FEMALE
miscellaneous

WOMAN with college or normal ira lining to
be trained for executive position must
possess initiative, Tesourcefulness and de-
pendent upon own ability for future: $1.40O
With promotion. l.. Taylor. 622 Fifth ave.
Room 3o3.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
W est Side

S4S 81. COLUMBUS AN. fCo,onial roteD
Newly decor. ed furnished ,oo,nr ue.
o1 path sl2 weekly up. elevated, surface
cars. subway: full hotcl service: restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
REALTY ASSOCIATES
"BuIlders Of eco Easy Housekeeping Homes"
l62 Remsen St., BROOKLYN
STORAGE NOTICES
w WARE,flOUSEMAN'S SALE,
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.

In accordance With tho provision OF Ia -.
there being due and unpaid charges fo- wh5rh
the Undersigned. Nobson's Storage Warehouse
is entitled 10 lion as Warchouseman on tho
goods hereafter described. and due notice
having been given to all parties known to
claim an interest therein, aud the time speci =
ned IN such notice for payment OF scch
charges having expired. thorc will be sold az
public auction. at 5Il West 1slst ST. New
York CITY. on Thursday. February 23d 1929
at 10 80 A. NJ, TO wit: Household furniturc'
consisting OF suites, dining room suites
library furnturc pianos. carpets. rugs.
trunks, boxes. barrel, consic;ng OF clothing
linen, books papers. pictures. sowing ma .
chimes china and silverware and other
personal effects, az enumerated in the ware
house inventory issued In every case bv thia
warehouse and held Tor the accounts Of tie
following parties concerned: Mrs Walter.
Paschel. H. B. ITooke, Mrs Carrie McNIel'
Jack Colvin. John Rcgel, l.. j. Jouoln'n.
Louis G. Sutterlcin. 4 Murphy. Marion
Mcta be. Dr. Antonio Jane Hcffter, Mrs. Earl
Ro,Ssman Mrs Ada Il. Rand. The goods
YIN be on exhibition at the time and place
OF sale and on day OF the sale
Hobson's Storage Warehouse.
ONCE 571 W. 1slst St ~ y.
BECAtSE or HAVING; SOLD QUE
BC1LDlNG WE, MUST VACATE THE
PREMISE ny MARCH, fST ALL THE
NAI.l' ABLE CONTENTS OF OUR CAL.
l,lnRY WILL BIZ INCLUDED IN THIS
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

INFANTS NURSE c1perierccd, rorlpe
tcut, cepab Bile and viiinx. to car. foI
older childrep best referencea. Lang &
Boecherer Co.. As w. SD st.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

GONERNES$, nursery. French. capa bic
refined. young; s70, anywhere Miss
shea $ Agency. r. l1at. Murray I'M
G77f.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
HELP WANTED MALE

AN EXPERIENCED CORSET SALES
MAN wanted for the State of Ohio. Ad
dress C/B Corset Co. Is East 18th ct
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

NURSE. thoroughly capable. delicate infant.
growing children. dencndable highly 70,
cmnsnded. Miss Iiall's Bureau. II Wen. 44th.
snderbilt $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
Domestic

BUTLER. second man. houecrr7r = ,r -:
All trained servants. highly rcrotanson1 1-
Mayors Agency. 10 East z7i 81 'flil1 floor.
Telephone s9+5 Morrsy H.N
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14
Nurses, Etc.

NURSERY GOVERNESS, Protestant, two
children; exceptional. Miss Fltzgcra Id y
lSurcau 36b 5tn av
New-York tribune., 1922-02-14

cHArFTEJR-M MECHANIC. i2 seaf- ia~s
place. young. y stcnester preferred ~ :
Shea's Aeency 8 r.. '1st Mprray Hai 577f.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
LEGION PLAYS 4sTH WARD
Mccall Post Nine Opposes Down.
towners at 4oth and Walnut

One of the newcomers in baseball the
last month is the team representing the
Mccall Post. The Legion lads have a
fast club, even better than the ordinary
run Of teams, and many Of the players
in the lineup are stars who could read
ilt be associated with the biggest teams
in the city.
Z But they prefer to continue their
identity without the slightest financial
remuneration. The post has outclassed
the majority of opponents played, and
in the future only the best teams will
be played at the home field at Forty
eighth and Walnut streets, which is the
former Donovan Armstrong. field. The
attraction tonight is Forty eighth Ward.
Lester Has Dates Home and Away.
The Lester A. c.. after q littls DISPUTE,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26

'ss rspreanised . fast frst.ciass team. ana
Nnersat nome or Away. Manager Jones Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26
AGAIN
BEATEN BY SMITH
montgomery County Champion
Bows to Store Team InAb-
brsvlated Contest =.
oppose THE sPHAs TONIGHT

rh. Marshall q, Smith team again
...dsd Lansiale, Of the Montgomery
Haurtv I,eague, q setback at Tenth and
,tisr streets last night when the store
Hsvs 'i iromped of with the decision in q
ssysn .innlng game, 9 to B.
p;tcher Zophi was on the hill for
~. home team, and was in his best
sn.r, He famed eight Of the opposi-
.Snr and held them to, eight hits, all Of
'rSich came in the first and second ses.
vW;,kie started for the visitors, and
.1..r the store boys found his curves
nair of runs in the second, was
s.,nrianted ~, by Blindt. who was socked
a. four runs in the third.
Tho feature was the home run drive
!, David, which came in the third and
voaored n pair of runners ahead of him.
noth teams played errorless ball in tine
AKA. and the work of Reed In left
AID was sensational.
n''T Tbe smith team will play a special
,,me at home with the South Philly
Hebrews tonight. The downtowners
xere ~ originally scheduled for three
cames in Richmond, Va. but they were
cancelled BY the authorities. The. Sphas
have already ARRANGED eame for to.
morrow n1gnt ~ InLIteehth amu Sohh
ston streets with Hilldale. The series
Setween the two teams is now dead.
lock-
sirht by the South Phillies at Broad
snd Bigler streets. The feature was the
shaving of Howard Lohr. who won the
decision single handed. The score was
4to 2.
counted Spalding and Lai and then he
scored himself and in the sixth he
counted again. Kelleher, who defeated
me Sphas before. was the winning
pitcher. and Krepps was again on the
losing end.
Player Braun. Of the South Phils. |
was banished last night by Umpire, Bill
Wasner for disputing a decision. He
was on the side line and Wasner took |
exception to his remarks and chased |
rim off the field.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-26

,psS ircu Hpays gaturdays
s s % s s. g. ss T:.r v
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, APRIL 3, 1922

Freighting Corporation. with mdse. Went to
pier 4. Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str Caracas. Laguayra March %. Porto
2Sth, 20 Bliss Dalett & Co. with &c passen-
gers, mails and mdse. Went to pier II.
Str sagua. Ponce March "A. Mayaguez
25th. Aguadila 26th and San Juan 18th, to
the Atlantic Fruit Co, with IL passengers
aPs r Porto Tco 20 D Soa 81
2Ith, Arecibo 2sth and San Juan goth. to the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
to New York Dock Coe pier "a. Brooklyn.
Str Ulua (Br). Cristobal March 20. Port
Limon 27th and Havana Both, to the United
mdse. Went to pier is. East River
Str Kekostee. Colon.
Ctr Walter y Munson. Matanzas March 30.
TO the Munson Steamship Line. with sugar.
Went 70 Warmers Sugar Refinery, Edge
water. NJ.
Str Munargo, Nassau March ~, to the
mails and mdse. Went TO pier o, East River.
str Fort Hamilton tBr); Bermuda April !.
to the Furness- Bermuda Line, with 31J pas
sengere. mails and mdse. Went to pier 95,
North River.
Str j 4 Moffett. Jr, Texas City March 81.
70 Robert L Hague, with oil. Went to pier
str Momus. New Orleans. to the Southern
Pacific Co. with passengers and mdse. Went
str Lake Stirling. Richmond, TO the Rich
mond and New York Steamship Co, with
mdse. Went TO pier 40, East River.
Str Pawnee, Baltimore, TO the Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier 45.
North River
81. Guernsey tNor). Philadelphia, TO Will
helm, Williamson a Co. Went to Shewans
dry dock Brooklyn
str Lewis Luckenbach. Philadelphia 10 the
Iuckenbach Steamship Co, with mdse. Went
TO foot OF 35th street, Brooklyn.
Str Catherine. 81 John, NIB, to A II Bull
Co.
Str Kentuckian. Boston, 10 the United
American Lines Went TO Morses dry dock,
Brooklyn.
schr Rebecca r Douglass. San Andreas
March o. to the Franklin Baker Co, with
cocoanuts. Anchored off Red Hook.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
Bound East.
CLEARED.

str Panhandle state, Pittman, Plymouth.
Cherbourg and London fgeneral-U s Lines.
Str Mauretania tBr), Rostron, Cheroourg
and Southampton tgeneral) l)-Cunard Steam
str Atlantic (sw). Bergstrom. Gothenburg.
Malmo, &C (generall-Furness. Witty Co.
Str Wieldrecht (Dutchl, Coerkamp. Vigo.
Corunna, &c (naphtha and refined oiD-Ph
Van Ommeren Corporation.
Str Colombo UtaD. Romano. Genoa and
Naples (generaD = Italia-America, Inc
Cleared 1st).
str sangamon, Swan, Constantinople and
Constanza (generale-A II Bull 4 Co.
Str Swiftlight, Blake, Tampico (ballasD- -
G d Mallory Co.
str Antilla. Peterson, " s Naval Station.
Santiago, &C (generaD-New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co.
Str Steel Age. Allen. Vancouver via Los
Angeles San Francisco. &c (general) -
Isthmian Steamship Lines.
str Henry Grove. Beckman, Los Angeles,
San Francisco, &c, via Panama Canal dn
translt) Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Steam
ship Co.
Str India Arrow, Woods. Beaumont (bai-
last)-Standard OIL Co.
str J A Moffctt. Jr. Grace, Texas City
tallast--R l. Hague.
Str Trontolite, Larsen, Texas City dn ball
last)-R l. Hague.
str City OF Columbus, Hbbard. Savannah
(generai) Ocean Steamship Co.
str Aiianca, Bond, Norfolk tgeneraD-Old
Dominion Transportation Co.
str Arladne Irene (Br), Wightman, Nor
folk (baiast) -.Kinsley Steamship Lines.
str Raifuku Maru iJap). Fukagowa. Nor
folk (ballast) )-Harriss. Magill Co.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

| Str West Himrod, Matanzas for Vancou
yer. and Wosum Dutch. from Grays Har
! Ccion. The West Himrod received exten
sive damage TO starboard bow above IN
ma in deck; temporary repairs VIII probably
| take three days
| Pennsylvania stake beat broke away from
anchorage off Ellis Island Saturday nigh
with eight loaded coal barges; two OF th'
6argss dTfisa down bcS ans e1asS
the barges sank: the Spaulding received
some damage tugs and police boat pickeee
Frederick Starr No 10 and A NJ Abbee
which were damaged and brought to safe
anchorage: the barge Burus No 80 Is leaking
badly.
BALBOA. April s-The fire in cargo Of
No 1 lower hold of str Iowan tbefore re-
ported has been eXtinguished; not much
damage to ship; necessary TO discharse
cargo wool. hides and linoeum IN lower
hold on account OF water damage.
BARBADOS. April 1--schr Hazel Trahey,
hence March 20 for st Johns. NF, with mo-
lasses, returned leaking
GALVESTON. Tex: March 3o.str Bait
mere Maru (Jap). which grounded following
a collision with str Anna ItaD, was pulled
off about 8 o'clock that night by tug Mariner
and anchored in the roads; during Weanes-
day mornings squal the vessel dragged an
chors and grounded near the north Jetty; ali
efforts TO float her yesterday failed and ves-
SCI win have 10 be lighoered.
KEY WEST. April Tug Tartar, from
New York via Fernandina for New Orleans
arrived with dry dock waterogged.
3d-Str victolite (Br). reports captain
dead sending body ashore.
LONDON. April s-str San Francisco Maru
(Jap), from Grays Harbor for Kobe Is
ashore "a miles from Kobe. with rudder
disabled.
str New England. from Copenhagen. ar
rived at Aberdeen with boilers damaged.
MOBILE, Ala. April 3-Str Romulus. pre-
viously reported ashore off Pass au Lutre,
near the mouth Of the Mississippi River
arrived here to-day in tow of tug Huxley.
The vessel sustained damage TO her ma
chnery previous to going ashore and this
will require four or five days to repair.
NORFOLK, va. April 3--Str Glen White
stranded in Hampton Roads Saturday; was
assisted afloat and proceeded; no damage.
sHELBURNE. Ms. April 2-Fishing schr
Patrick Michael. which was In collision
Thursday with schr G Adams Sc of Shell
burne Light. arrived to-day. damaged; the
Adams, lumber laden, sustained little dam
age and is believed to have continued on
voyage to Barbados.
SANDY HOOK. NJ. April 3-Str Santa Ro-
salia New York for Montevideo, anchored
one mile above Romer lighthouse at 2:25
PM and signalled mot under control. She
proceeded at PM.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
.LEVIATHAN TO SAIL
Z WITH HIGHEST TIDE
1000, 900 Insurance Is Being
Placed for Her.

The Leviathan will sail from New
York for Newport News Va. where she
- to be reconditioned for passenger SER
vice, between Thursday and sunday
when the moon is full and the tide al It's
maximum height. In preparation Tor
( her the James River has been dredged 70
IS feet which is barely enough 10 per-
nit the passage OF the $4,000 ton liner
under the most favorable conditions.
With the tide under a full noon. i has
been calculated, the big ship viii just
scrape by.
The important matter OF her lnsur-
ance on the trip and while at the repair
ward is now being disposed of. For the
marine risk policy of S4.OO0.O00 has
sbeen desired by the Shipping Board.
The American market will absorb only
about $2,200,000 Of this, and the rest
will have to be placed abroad. About
fe5 insurance companies have formed
pool to underwrite the proportion of the
policy to be placed here. The rate vii!
J be Il of l per cent. or $4,000, which Is
considered favorable for the owner.
A little more than $6.o00.000 Is being
asked on the builders risk policy. and
OF this the American market will absorb
90 T65 900
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
SAILED.

Strs Charles Pratt. Baton Rouge; Cerro
Azul. Tampico: Antille, Santiago, &c; santa
Roealia. Montevdeo, &c. Alliance, Norfolk; ];
Cold Harbor. Boston Lom (NoD. Sagua;
India Arrow. Beaumont: Ariadne Irene (Br) !,
Norfolk Swiftlight, Tampico
Strs Blair, Rotterdam: Raifuku Maru
(Jap). Norfolk; Wildrecht Dutch. do.
Str Wekika, Cardiff.
Tug Perth Amboy, towing barges Mayo
Talbot and Montgomery, Boston for Hamp-
ton Roads
Sailed 1st. strs Suwanee (BD. Hamburg ;
Cd. Granfos (Nor), Kingston, &c.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea level) at New York on Mon
day, April 3, 1922, at 8 AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau was
thirty and thirty hundredths (S0.30) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-nine and six-tenths (76e.6) millimeter5.
Captains of all vessels now lying In or near
the ports of New York and Brooklyn can
advanta eously use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or ad-
justment.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
ARRIVED.

str Caneronla (Br). Liverpool and Green
ock March %, MoIile gath and Halifax
April 4. 10 the Anchor Line. with 10 first,
365 second cabin and 32s third class paesen-
gers, malls and mdse, Went TO pier 20,
North River.
Str Re d'Italia ItaD Genoa March "a.
Naples 18th, Gibraltar goth and Boston April
., to Furness, Witty A. Co, with 40 cabin
and tiT third class passengers and mdse.
Went to pier A. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
str wheeling Mold, Newcastle. Eng. March
IL 10 J III winchester a Co, In ballast.
Went 70 pier 4. Army Base, Brooklyn.
str Croxteth Hall (Br). Alexandria March
4, Oran 9th and Boston 31st, 10 the Eiler-
mans Wilson Line, with mdse. Went 20 foot
OF Tth street, Hobolen.
str Hague Maru (Jap), Hong Kong, Shang-
hat, Yokohama and San Francisco.
STR Casper, santos March 9, Rio Janeiro
sth and Boston April I. 70 the international
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval CON-
munication Service. Ship masters
| of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re.
ports must be addressed only ~
the radio station called, and they
will be forwarded to New York.
It is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations OF the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, l.. !.
(WSE); Easthampton, L. |.
(WSA), and New London, Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London, Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the U. S. Public
Health Service.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
.agernsss lat 8 80. lon 50 s. g.

Fagerness lat IS 80. lon o6 81 50.
Georgian 275 4 Ambrose l. " Sd.
Grecian passed Peaked Hill Sd.
Gulfcoast arrives Providence late Tuesday
4th
Herman Frasch 1o0 NE Hole in Wall 1st.
Hudson 500 f Ambrose l. v Sd.
Huron (Clyde) left Macoris for San Domingo
. AM Sd.
J r Gordon oil Z Cape Henry Sd.
kroonland 51I Ambrose /. Sd.
Lake Elsmere 30 NE Diamond Shoal Sd.
Lake Fannin 26T Scotland l. Sd.
Matura 1,0i0 Sc Ambrose l. v Sd.
Mexico 23S w Havana I'd
Mount Clinton 54s Il Ambrose l. 1st.
Nishmaha l. 1.551 Z Cape Henry LIST.
Oier coo w Dunkirk 1st
Pence $50 Scotland l. V Sd.
Sebotawan 1.720 Sc Boston LIST.
San Lorenzo arrived Mayaguez PM I'd.
Sherman 5T4 Diamond Shoal I'd.
Susquehanna 63S z Ambrose l. Sd.
West Helix .001 NE Cape Henry I'd.
West Neris lat SO 90 Ion 80 2o LIST
West Quechee 500 e Ambrose l. v Sd.
Yorck 1.i56 Z Ambrose l. AM I'd.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
BOARD AGENTS SEEK
OUTSTANDING FEES
Plea Will Be Considered at
Conference To-day.

proposal that the Shipping Board
pay Outstanding fee to its managing
agents to cover the administrative ex-
penses of operating the vessels under
ALLEGATION will be considered to-day at
a meeting of the standing committee on
the managing agent agreement.
Under declining cargoes and freight
rates 1t has been found that the commits
sions on inward and outward freight
receipts under the ALLEGATION agreement
In many instances have been insufficient
to cover the items OF overhead expense
and II Is likely that the board will be
asked 10 recognize this situation. A
specific monthly sum for each ship under
ALLEGATION may be asked as a husband
ing fee" which is declared to be the
usual marine practice.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
SHIP BOARD CARGO
INSURANCE SETTLED
First Class Rating for All Pas
senger Vessels Less Than
Twenty Years Old.

N First class liner classifications will be
given all Shipping Board passenger ves-
! sells less than twenty years old by
American marine underwriters, in ac-
ecordance with a decision conveyed 10
I. officials OF the board yesterday by the
, committee of insurance men appointed
: 10 deal with the problem of removing
1.-the insurance dfferential which has
operated against the Government SHIPS
sin competition with privately owned ves-
sels
i Involved In the policy made known
yesterday are all the passenger liners
! Of the 535 and 522 foot types operated
/ for the Shipping Board to Far Eastern,
South American and European points
and the former German liners operates
on the Atlantic. The lines a1fected are
1.-The United States. Munson. Admiral ana
Pacific Mail. Although some Insurance
\ companies have given the liners first
class ratings for the purpose or fixing
+ Insurance premiums. many nave nereto-
fore granted only second class ratings,
said William j. Love. vice president OF
ethe Emergency Fleet Corporation, In
/ explaining the Significance or the new
policy There will now be uniformity
OF classification.
The classifications now under con-
hull insurance, which is carried by the
board itself and does not operate un-
Fdavorably under competitive conditions.
Cargo insurance. on the other mana.
being borne by the shipper. places the
ship operator at a disadvantage IN the
competition for freight IL his rival mas
vessel with higher classification
which means lower insurance costs Tor
the shipper.
Mr.. Love said that progress had peeh
made at the meeting toward similarly
favorable disposition OF the question OF
the boards vessels which carry only
freight. An examination Of the data, ne
said, had disclosed that the rating dli-
ferentials in the long distance trade
routes, such as those to Australia
Africa and the Far East were not very
serious. He added that the desire OF the
Underwriters for greater permanency IN
he personnel of the boards ships and
for the maintenance of the vessels m
the routes for which they are best suited
was being met as far as possible
/ Further meetings will be held shortly.
Those present yesterday besides Mr.. Love
were b. X. Ogden and Commander X
ID. Gatewood, on behalf of the shipping
Board. and Charles r. Page, Hendon
Chubb and William Fl. McGee. on oehalf
or the marine underwriters.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
By United State. Naval Radio.

Afel e Sand Key Sd
Agwiword SO SW Sand Key Sd.
American Star ,243 Z Cape Henry I'd.
Carlton 7so e Hole in Wall Sd.
Carplaka go E BY N Cape Henry I'd.
Colombia .407 Sc Ambrose V 3D.
Champion Anderson 10 Jupiter 3D.
Dean Emery 100 NE Jupiter Sd.
Eastern Dawn 1.444 e Ambrose L v 20,
Edward L Doheny n Fowey Rocks Sd.
El Estero Is r Tortugas Sd.
El Sol $50 ESE Galveston Sd.
George Washington lat 3S "a. lon 10 % 3D.
Georgia 80 w Sand Key 3D..
Gulfking' 3S NV Tortugas Sd.
II M Flager 304 + Delaware Breakwater Sd.
Henry Mallory 60 w Tortugas Sd.
Hilton 10 Boca Grande 3D.
G White so s Jupiter Sd.
w Van Dyke 10 NE Jupiter 3D..
James McCiee ia w Sand Key Sd.
Japan Arrow 20 S Jupiter Sd.
Lightburne S Jupiter Sd.
Lone Star State sailed from Cherbourg 80
PM 3d.
Maauan lat 81 81, lon 60 os Sd.
Matincock 66 E Sand Key Sd.
Mnsas s sss S Rspose Rss9os Focv 81 81
Nyanza SO Key West Sd.
Occidental 175 w Sand Key Sd.
Orizaba s02 Abaco light Sd.
Paulsboro 20 NE Jupiter Sd.
Quaker City 4S5 Z Ambrose l. 3d.
Pastores $50 S Scotland l. 3d.
sagua 65 N Jupiter 3D..
sssndard s.sadiast e is 3 jupiter jupiter $d $d
Steel Mariner 20 Jupiter 3D..
stephen r Jones 25 sW Fire Island Sd.
Storm King 254 Z Ambrose L v I'd.
Thomas III Wheeler e Sand Key Sd.
Topila As Z Sand Key Sd.
Tuisagas 140 Charleston Sd.
victrolite 35 w Sand Key Sd.
warwick 243 Jupiter Sd.
West Inskip 1,744 T. Ambrose l. I'd.
West Kasson 16 NE Fowey Rocks Sd.
West Keene 4s5 Sc Delaware Breakwater
Sd.
William Green 70 Sc Jupiter Sd.
Winneconne go Scotland L I'd.
The New York herald., 1922-04-04
BY the Radio Corporation of
America

Acme 81 \ Diamond Shoal Sd.
Acropolis 1901 L Ambrose L I'd.
ALADDIN Ala lGe' 1e4 R0S.1t Ambrose . e L I'v i Sd
AmsTics i5so AT AGross p ambrose g. ed
Aria 2o5 S Scotland L V Sd.
Atlantic sun 1914 sw Diamond shoal Sd.
nethore passed Diamond shoai 3d.
Bristol City 800 + Ambrose L I'd.
Burutu 13s Sc overfalls Y Sd.
Centennial State 1867 r Ambrose J. I'd
Charles Braley passed Lookout Pm I'd
Charles r Harwood so S Halfway Rock
AM 3D..
city Of Atlanta 157 Nantucket L V Sd.
esn cner ens ai lS % 4s sapsy o i a0S g a.
cone,hatsa saa ass = F. sostsn Tsm5s J. 3D.
Eastern Coast 1928 f Ambrose L v I'd
Eastern Guide 1.s65 + Ambrose L V Sd,
FL Sud 21S Ambrose l. v 3d.
Everett 80 Sc Barnegat Sd.
Fort Victoria 5I5 Sc Ambrose l. v ! AM 81.
Freeport Sulphur No 80 Diamond Shoal
George W Barnes 14s sW South Pass I'd.
ii Rogers 1oa SW Abrolhos Light March
II NJ FIagler so4 Z Delaware Breakwater Sd.
J M Danzigcr 1870 SW Diamond Shoal Sd.
Janelew lat 4s SO, lon 90 II 3D.. -
Lake Winthrop w Nantucket L Y I'd
Maravi $50 s Nantucket l. v 3d.
Montrolite o. s Diamond Shoal Sd Sd.
Northern Star 116 T. Cape Henry Sd.
Northwestern Miller 475 from Delaware
Breakwater Sd.
Ola North State 633 Ambrose L v 3d.
Oscar D Bennett 12S SW Nantucket l. Sd.
Parla $40 EsE Ambrose Lv 2d;
Sabine Sun 81 S Diamond Shoal 3d.
Santa Clara All ENE Cape Henry Sd.
Sinsinawa lat - so. Ion 6S 80 Sd.
Swiftarrow 203 8 Block Island Sd.
Swiftsure 235 s Block Island Sd.
Urcas 235 SSW Block Island 3d.
Vacuum 80 N Diamond Shoa Sd.
viborg lat AZ OF, Ion 81 OF I'd.
rfo cp,ap a. In
Sd.
West Celina lat A. 16, Ion % Al 3D..
West Chatala lat 32 36. Ion 40 ~ I'd
West Helix lat 40 40. Ion 30 35 I'd.
West Lake 2,1s9 r Cape Henry I'd.
Westwego lat AZ OF. Ion 81 As Sd.
Yankee Arrow lat A II, lon 81 81 3D.
Zulia ATT Scotland l. v 3d.