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The New York herald., 1922-01-14
Big WELCOME FOR
TRANSPORT CROOK
Bands, Red Cross, Chocolates
and Cigarettes Ready on
Pier at 8 A. M. To-day.

The transport Crook. which ran afoul
of hurricane weather off the Grand
Banks while on her course from Ant
werp for this port with nearly a thou
sand soldiers and thirty army brides,
sand patched up her LEAKS forward with
+, cement, passed inside Sandy Hook
a few minutes after midnight AMI
is due to dock at the Brooklyn
army base this morning. She reported
oat o'clock yesterday that she was
making about eight knots through a
comparatively quiet sea with a light
northwesterly wind. She was then off
Nantucket lightship. 1893 miles from
Sandy Hook. and was accompanied by
the transport st. Mihiel, which was
sent hence on Wednesday to assist her
. If necessary.
~ Capt. Reppa of the Crook announced
-that all were well aboard and that he
hoped to dock about s o'clock this
morning. This indicates that he ex-
? pected to make better time in the more
placid waters in the lee of Long Island.
The st. Mihiel reported that she had
fallen in with the Crook at daybreak
! yesterday. found her in no danger and
sMas conveying her in.
The once imperilled transport will be
greeted by the army band from Gov
-ernors Island. the police band aboard
the police boat John f. Hylan. carry
sing Grover c. Whalen, Commissioner
of Plant and Structures, and head of
the Mayors committee for welcoming
returning soldiers; relatives of the SOL
rdiers and army officers.
The whole Brooklyn chapter of the
Red Cross. representatives of the Y.
NJ. c. A. and the knights of Columbus
will be at the pier to distribute cigar
rettes and chocolates, just as in the
days when the soldiers were returning
from the battlefields Of France. Special
committees will look after the brides
I and their babies.
2 Washington denied yesterday a re-
port that the Crook was in unseaworthy
(, condition when she sailed from Ant
werp. She was recently in dry dock
at Antwerp and passed the usual in
~spection by the Government steamboat
inspectors. Stouter ships have been IN
serious trouble in the wild weather of
the last several weeks on the trans
atlantic lanes.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AALBoRG, Jan 0-Arrived, str veis tNor).
ntH.AIHuus. Jan s-Arrived. str cone,o''
ANTWERP, Jan s--sailed. str Marengo
lBr, New York.
Sailed 18th. str iceland tBD. New York
ADELAIDE. Ian a--Arrived. str Canadian
Transporter Q3r). Melbourne.
BALBOA. Jan i2-Arrived. rtrs Mobile
City. San Francisco land sailed for Boston, !
Vert Katan do tand sailed .or Buenos
Airesl Cisy OF Naples (Br, do tand sailed
DARcELoxA, Jan o-Arrivcd. strs East
Cape, New York; Nicalaos utaD, uaives-
BARRY. Jan i2-sailed. str City OF New
castle (BD, New York.
BELTAsT Jan l2--salled, str Lord An
'rI% h.nSnnlbk Sarlb = iSn ISnn ,saled Se str Kaypso
versoti lGgeck). Norfolk
BocAS. Jan 10. . PM-Sailed, str Lacspa.
New Orleans via Havana.
BORDEAUX, Jan ii--sailed, str Carollae
(Fr) New Orleans (not New YorlO.
In port latS, s'y l. Eastern na .o Gra,a,r Tor ;.
DREMEN. Jan e--Arrived. strs Alfred
Nobel CNor). Savannah; 18th. Asoundris. New
Arrived 10Th. str Michigan tFD. Calves
Sailed Tth. str West Norranus. Charleston.
BuENos AIRES, Jan is-ln port. str @ HI
and rio Janeiro tto sail iTtm.
CALCUTTA, Jan lo---Ariissd, 1tr Ampul-
laFih (BFl. beaumont
CAPE RACE. MI. Jan fi-Passcd, str Ca
madam settler dBr). swansea for liEiifaN.
CARDESAs. Jan 1.--sailed, ST. ''aho File,
CARDIfsr. Jan I3~Arrived, str Chicago
civ ff,r), Now York
cHERB0uRG. Jan i2--Arrived. str Amor
cHR1sTfANsASD, Jan 12. 7 pM--Afrived.
str Fredcrik VIII tDan). New .ork for CO.
Nc@oMoX. &c. Jan i3--Arrivcd. ctr yp,cs
Maru CJap), Port Angeles for Kobe.
COPENHAGEN. Jan ii--seiled, etrs Tplsa'
CRisToBAI. Jan i2-saiied. strs Tivivts,
New York: Turrialpn, do. 80.
GENOA. Jan S-Affived, strs Birk tNorl.
phlladelpnia sinsina,ws; s,,,a., New I YORK: fps,,
Hampton poads: 9th, schroon, New YORK
Cif3RALTAE, Jan i2-pasael. .,rs Ora.
sarrcw ssnro Gfshrj. Phiiadeipha FOR Genoa.
Sailed Ith. str Lovstakkcn Nor), Hamp-
'Vr GLASGOW. Jan io--sailed. str Canadian
Runner tBr,. Liverpool
In port i3th str AssyrIa tBrl. for New
SG'oyriiENBuRG. Jan i2-sAlicd. str stock
holm tswD, New York.
GUANTANAMO. jan Ii--sailed. ctr Nordh.
valse LpS.ei. . NSsyi'sii Ss i,n i,-Arr,ved str
sachem (Brj. Boston.
Sailed iith. strs Rosulind (Brl, New York !.
Canadian spinner tBr). Australia VIA New
HAMBURG. Jan l2-Arrivcd. str Barba-
dian Obj. Boston
HAVANA, Jan 12--sailed. str siponey.
Vera Cruz.
sailed 18Th. PM. str ozama. Guantanamo.
saIled i2ih, atrs Toloa tBrl. New YORK
Maasdam tDutch). from New orleans ior
Arrived iatn. str Mexico. vera Cruz for
New York.
iiAvRE. Jan io-saiied. str District %
Columbia. Key West. -
sailed iith. str Editor. Milleraye. Dunkisk
nnd New YORK. -
Arrived 18Th, STR coamcr. baltimore Go
saii cOth for Dunkirk and New York;.
In port 18th, ctr Olen. Tor Dunlirk ana
<gsv yofi: reDalrina Ito eeil eOthl
HONG KONG. Jan ti--Saicd. str Egre-
mont Castle (Brl, New York.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Barge williams No 90 laden with lumber.
sank In Coney Island Greek.
Aux schr Marie de Ronde was IN collision
with some barges off Staten Island; damage
not reported the schooner viii go into dry
dock Saturday.
BOSTON. Jan 12-Capt Nzlty of tug Chas
reports during % s urgcfas IF sarne =.
gat. barge Clara, with 1906 tons OF coal.
opened and filled and went down; at 1890
AN crew jumped oyerooam ana were were res, ss,
tons of coal, went down at 80 PM, and
barge Helen. with 2,10l tons, sank at 2:30
PM; both crews were rescued; cargoes and
bar rges insured.
iatlr-str wathena, which returned night
Of Dec 30 and since anchored below. expects
TO dry dock to-day, when str Eastern Glade
comes out; latter expects to leave this PM
for New York.
schr Golden West recently seized for al
legged contraband cargo, was released yes
terday afternoon; cargo removed to Govern
ment care.
CURLING. NF. Jan 13-schr Mark II
Gray tBr), ITO TONS. was wrecked at Lark
schooner was loaded with herring for New
York.
LONDON, Jan 1c-Str Orcus. from VAL
paraiso for New York. has arrived at Lima
with air pumps damaged or out of order
and machinery damaged; survey has been
held.
NORFOLK. Va. Jan 13--schr william
, Russell Is ashore In Chesapeake Bay.
Schr Mabel A Frye, Port Tampa for Nor
fo.k. Is reported Off Cape Henry with wini-
lass broken. y cutter has gone 10 her as
eLstance.
SANDY HOOK. Jan 10. S:J5 AM-Barge
Mollaston, in tow of tug Watuppa. with tug
Bristol acting as rudder. is passing In.
BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan S--Str Provi-
dencla tFr). santa Rosalia for Tacoma, put
In here to-day on account of engine trouble.
SEATTLE. Wash. Jan i3-The Holland
America line announces that 1t may estab-
lish direct passenger service between
coast ports and Europe with its refrigerator
steamers, now carrying apples, wheat ami
other coast products. r. De Lanoy. coast
agent at San Francisco. Is here consulting
the Puget Sound agent Of the company.
VICTORIA, BE, Ian 13--Str Canadian OBJ
server (Br) was ashore at Deep Bay, Dis
covery Passage. about 150 miles north OF
Victoria, early to-day. She was later floated
undamaged.
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SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, JAN. 13, 1922

ston 7th, to the United Fruit Co, with 27
passengers, mails and mdse.
Str Montserrat tSp). Vera Cruz and Ha-
vana, TO Luis Llanso, with passengers and
mdse. Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Clare, San Juan. to A II Bull Co,
with mdse. Anchored In Quarantine. =.
Str Mary. Monte Christi. &c, to A III Bull
d 90, with mdse. Went 10 pier 27, brooklyn.
Str Joseph NJ Cudahy, Lobos Jan 4, to the
Sinclair Navigation Co, with crude oil. An
chored off Tornrklnsville.
str Montana tNor). Lobos Jan 4. 70 the
Mexican Petroleum Co. with crude oil. Went
TO Bayonne, Nj.
Str El Alba. Galveston Jan Z, to the South
ern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went 20 pier
40, North River.
Str. Henry r Mallory, Galveston Jan I. TO
the Mallory Steamship Co, with mdsc. Went
to pier i5. North River.
Str I'll Estero. New Orleans Jan Z, 70 the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went to
pier 81. North River.
Str City OF Savannah. Savannah Jan 10,
10 the Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went 10 pier 80. North River.
Str Chariot, Baltimore, to the Kerr Steam
chip Co. Anchored off Rcd Hook
Str Pennsylvana. Providence, to the Texas
Co. Went to Bergen Point, NJ.
schr st Johns, Nj. Mobile. to the Amerf-
can Star Line. Went to Perth Amboy.
Schr Oakley @ Curtis, Norfolk,
Tug Eureka. towing barges (anche red 2
barges In lower bay and proceeded up with
1: passed out again at 2:53 m. light.
Tug Henrico. towing tug Bermuda and 1
barge.
Tug Battleboro. towing barges.
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FAR EASTERN LINES
REVIVE CONFERENCE
Committee Of American, Brit
ish and Japanese Operators
to Fix Schedules.

The Far Eastern freight conference
will be revived by lines operating out
of New York for ports in China. Japan
and the Philippines it was decided yes
terday at meeting in the Shipping
Board offices As Broadway. COM
niittee of three men each from the Brit
ish. Japanese and American lines will
draw up rate schedule for the confer
ence members.
William J. Love, vice-prcsident OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation: w. b.
Kecne, his assistant, and George Wells,
district traffic manager, represented the
Shipping Board at the meeting. The
lines represented were Barber Steam
ship Company. Furness, Withy & Co.,
Houlder. Weir & Boyd. Kerr Steamship
Company. Nippon Yusen Kaisha. Togo
Kisen Kaisha, Osaka ,Shosen Kaisha.
Mitsui C Co. SusuzlSi & Co, Dollar Steam
ship Company. Kokusai Kisen Kaisha
and Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha.
Norton. Lilly & Co.. operating Eler.
mans Wilson Line; Funch. Edge & Co.,
operating for Holt & Bucknall. and the
Isthmian Line were not represented and
will not be members. Mr.. Love said
however. that he had been assured that
the outside lines would maintain confer
ence rates. These, Mr.. Love added.
would be only little. If any, higher
than present rates. Both shippers and
steamship lines would benefit from the
stabilization in rates. he added.
IT want to make it plain that the
shipper has a great deal to gain from
ocean freight conferences" Mr.. Love
said. 1T is very difficult for him to
quote prices when his carriage charges
are shifting constantly and when he is
IL constant fear that a rival may be
getting slightly lower freight rate"
This is the situation in the north
bound coffee trade from Brazil A meet
ing OF the lines carrying coffee to At
lantic ports was held yesterday in an
effort to arrive at a fixed rate. but no
definite action was taken.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY "A.


ireland and Germany (.). via Queenstown
and Bremen; also parcel post mails for
Germany. Austria. Czecho-Slovakia. Hun
gary and Switzerland. str HUDSON. AM.
Greece and Straits Settlements must be spe-
cialy addressed for dispatch by this steam
err, VIA Queenstown and Liverpool; also
parcel post mails for Great Britain. Ireland
low, str BALTIC, AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
BINNENDYK. $3.50 AM.
ut, Italy and Greece via NapleS e, s.se parcel
GHIERI. 80 AM.
Sweden. Esthonia and Finland Especially
addressed only. via Malmo. Reval and
smsdeg also parcel post psss for
BREEZE. $3.50 AM.
MONDAY. JANUARY 10.
Italy and Greece bulgaria and Rumania
must be specially addressed). via Naples,
PirHeus. Varna and Constanza; also parcel
post malls for Italy. Greece, Bulgaria and
Rumania. str CONSTANTINOPLE, IL NJ.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II.
Spain, via Cadiz and Barcelona; also par
eel post mails for Spain. Canary Islands.
Sensa. SnN. Wcliiia a, and Tansier in Morocco. str
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via
Queenstown and Plymouth (mail must be
specialiy os n addressed, str CENTENNIAL
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain, Ireland, France and the
countries mentioned in notes A and b below,
eel post mails for Germany. Austria.
Czecho- -Slovakia. Hungary and Switzerland,
via Bremen. str GEORGE WASHINGTON
Csea postl. Q AM (sup 1880 AM -.
Denmark (parcel post mails and specially
addressed correspondence), via Copenhagen,
str DANA, II AM.
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LORD DRY DOCK GOES
IN RECEIVERS CHARGE
Three Creditors Tell of Liabil-
tiles of $500, GOO.

Judge Julian w. Mack In the United
States District Court yesterday ap-
pointed Henry M. Waite as receiver In
equity for the Lord Dry Dock Corpora
ton, los West Fortieth street. with a.
bond of $4,000. According to the pc
tition In bankruptcy filed by three cred
itors. the liabilities due are in excess
of $500, 900. and the company has not
sufficient funds to meet these demands.
The corporation was organized in
Delaware In 1920 to do repair work. and
has an authorized capital stock OF
10000 shares Of preferred stock. par
value 500 per share. and 100000 shares
OF common stock, without par value. OF
which $3,000.000 of preferred and all Of
the common Is outstanding.
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BROADWAY ASSN ELECTS.
j. ID. Thompson and III. DcIisser
New Presidents.

The Broadway Association, 1870 Broad
way, announced last night that it had
elected Jefferson Demont Thompson as
honorary president and GRACE Delisser
as president other officers chosen arei
First vice-president. John a. Harriss;
second vice president. Frank q. Carrie;
third vice-presldent. Frederick a. Wal.
lis; fourth vicc-p president. Thomas ID.
Green; treasurer J. B. vandever. and
treasurer. John David. ]. G. r. Foster,
for many years head OF the American
City Bureau. has been engaged as ex-
ecutive secretary.
Tho Broadway Association. with a
membership OF more than 1900 has
mapped out an extensive campaign for
the bettcrmen of Broadway. including
the removal OF street car tracks and
the substitution of busses
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
STANDARD OIL WINS
SUIT AGAINST CLAN LINE

EDINBURGH, Scotland. Jan. IL (Asso-
ciated Press).--The Edinburgh Court
to-day awarded to the Standard Oil
Company of Now York fs7.se2 and
costs for claims against the Clan Line
Steamers. Ltd, of Glasgow, for the loss
OF cargo on board tho steamer Clan
Gordon, which sailed with petroleum
and other cargo from New York In July.
1919. for Dairen, Manchuria. The vessel
was capsized and lost 40 miles Off Cape
Hattcras.
company's failure to inform the captain
Of tho necessity Of retaining water
ballast constituted the vessels unfitDess
for tho voyage.
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To CONFER WITH BOARD.

Representatives OF licensed men on
seagoing vessels have been asked TO
attend n conference with Shipping
Board officials IN Washington, January
Is, Commissioner T.. V. OConnor an
rounced yesterday. The Neptune AS
sociatlon OF Masters. Mates and Pilots
and the Marine Engineers Beneficial
Association will send delegations. They
have been notified already that the
Shipping Board will cut wages about
the first of February or shortly after.
and II Is understood that the extent Of
the reduction will he considered at the
Washington conference.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc.

lDstances given In miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified
Allnces 200 r Norfolk 18Th.
Andrea Iuckenbach 101 NE Colon 18th.
Camden " Tampico f2th.
Concho x2i : Ambrose l. v i3th.
David Mckelvey 24i w Tortugas 18th.
Dcvolento 2s2 w Sand Key 18th.
Gen o IL Ernst i9i y Ambrose l. v 18Th.
kroonland 300 y Nova Scotia y PM l2th.
Lake Fabyan ab~am Cape Maysi AM 18Th.
Mc<ecsport 315 70 Ambrose l. v i3th.
Monterey left Vera Cruz ! AM i2ih.
Munargo dockcd Antilla midnight 18th.
Sngua iIf s Scotland u v 18Th.
san LORENZO S3i s Ambrose l. V AN 18Th.
PM 18th.
West Cressey $50 sE Sandy look i3,h.
lucstan T0t scotland T. v 18th
Yuma 13C " San Salvador AN 18Th.
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TO TRACE SCARLET FEVER.

on the ground that there are an un-
usual number of cases of scarlet fever
in the city. although not quite az many
as at this time last year. Health Com
missioner Copeland obtained from the
Board OF Estimate yesterday $4,000 to
be used IN employing more inspectors
source or scarlet fover and infantile
paralysis through the laboratories OF
the Health Department. Yesterday 6l0
scarlet fever cases were reported in
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

San Juan. str PORTO RICO tsea posD. $3.50
Costa Rica (cuba. jamaica, Canal Zone
and Panama -, via Havana, Port Antonio.
Kingston. cristobai and Port Limon. str
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str ARAGUAYA.
AM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island, Monte Christi Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. SANTANA. San Pedro de Macoris.
San Domingo City. Azua and Barahona, str
IROQUOIS, $3.50 AM (sup 10 AM -.
Bahamas tincluding Inagua and Fortune
1slands) and City OF Antilla, Cuba (other
parts Of Cuba y. via Nassau and Antilla,
Bahamas, including Inagua and Fortune
Islands (Cuba and Mexico -, via Nassau.
Havana and Vera Cruz: also parcel post
malls for the Mexican States of Chiapas.
Guerrero. Hidalgo, Mexico. Morelos. Oaxaca.
Puebla, Tlaxcala and Vera Cruz. str ORI-
ZABA. PM I.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic, via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata,
Samana, Sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro
de Macoris, San Domingo City, Azua and
Barahona, str HELLAS. 3 PM.
Bahamas and Cuba 60. via Nassau and
Havana, str SANTIAGO, 0 AM.
TUESDAY, JANUARY II.
Jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca and
Narino departments Canal Zone and Pan
anna must be specially addressed). via King
ston, Cristobal. Cartagena, Savanila and
Santa Marta. str SANTA MARTA, AM
(sup $3.50 AM ~.
Porto Rico Canal Zone and Panama must
be specially addressed), via San Juan and
Cristobal. U A T ST MIIIIEL. 10 AM.
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Danger. to Nayisation.

IReported to the Hydrographic Offioe.1
Jan II. about miles by E OF Fenwick
Island shoal lightship. passed large red
buoy-Str Borglum.
while on the voyage from Reykjavik, Ice
land Dec 13. 1921, toward Halifax, Ms, Dec
81. 1921. did not see any icebergs-Str ,Lagar-
foss DAM.
Jan s, lat 46 IA N. Ion 1874 81 w, passed q
log about 20 feet long and feet in diame-
ter-Str Steel Ranger. (This corrects pre-
yious rcport).
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CLOSING OF MAILS

Office ana
hat mall for for Central a. via
andco
aresh beiow a time
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan l3-The time ball above
the Navigatlon and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute, %
South street dropped to-day at exact noon.
10th meridian. or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. ANY one desiring correct Green
wlch mean time telephone Bowling Green
3G9O.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

EMPRESS or ASIA (Br). from Kobe Iit
for Vancouver.
SILVER STATE. from Yokohama 10th fo'
Seattle.
ICELAND (Br). from Antwerp 18th FOR
New York via Halifax.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Jan 13--Barometcr nj
noon, 90. AZ inches wind, NV, strong breeze
weather, dun and showery: temperature. "a
deg Fair.
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By United State. Naval Radio.

Abercor DfO n Ambrose PM 18th.
Agwilake 80 N Cape San Antonio i3th.
Baltic 1Danz) duo New York 7 AM Saturday.
Relviderc 90 u Sand Key 18th
Beukelsdyk 120 from Newport News AN
18Th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

Totmes Shoal. Buenaventura River. CO.
lombIa--Tho master OF str Gen o IL Ernst
reports that large red buoy has been placed
on Totmcs Shoal in approximately. lat
like boiler 10 or IL feet long and or 0
feet In diameter. II Is not lighted at night.
ut Is reported that several light buoys are
10 be established) .. tr
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
SPOKEN.

Ship Muscoota, Newcastle, NSW, for San
Francisco. Dec TO- lat SO % 5, Ion 12I 10 w;
all well (by British str Pieko).
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

Tho Spcejaclts. owned by Albert Y.
Gowen, left the Columbia Yacht Clrb
anchorage In the Hudson River. New
York city, August 21. The boat pro-
ceeded southwark and passed through
the Panama Canal and into the Pacific
Ocean. The vessel was last reported
November 8 as having arrived at Tahiti.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

Tamandare Light, Brazil-The second Off
Ger Of str Southern Cross reports that In
December 1921, Tamandare light, In APP
proximately.lat 8 AZ 80 s, Ion 35 05 w, wac
observed to be functonng irregularly.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

FREDERIK VIII. at Christiansand 12th.s
PRoVipENCE, at ST Michaels Iith.
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SPEEJACkS HALF WAY
AROUND THE WORLD
Power yacht at Sydney, Left
Here August FL.

LONDON. Jan. IA dispatch received
here from Sydney. Australia. announ ed
that tho twin screw power yacht Spec
jacks OF Cleveland, Ohio. which Is on
cruise around tho world, has arrived
there.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South

Str Herman Winter. Boston for New York
Cat o :45 AND.
Tugs Gypsum King. with barges, Wind
sor, Ms, for New York (arrived at AND !;
Otis Mack (Br). with barge cat q go AND !;
Alert. with lighter Cat II AND.
Bound East.
Schr Viking. New York for Nantucket.
Schr Quaco Queen (Br). Port Reading for
st John, NB
Tugs Chas p qreenough, light Cat Z :45
AND; Nassau, with 3 barges Cat T:f5 AND I:
Kentucky, light Cat 10 AND Salutation, with
barges (at S:5J AND; Piedmont. with 9
Cat o :4J AND.
The New York herald., 1922-01-14

NSaeoues Rock Light. Brazil-Moleques
Rock light. in lat % 80 10 8, Ion As "a 10 w.
IL now being reexhbitcd.
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

TYNE, Jan l2-sailod. str Narenta CBr,.
Portland Me
VANCOUVER. BE. Jan 1s-Arrived, str,
Canadian Farmer (Br). San Pedro; CiE O.
Vancouver tBr), Liverpool
sailed 18th. str Niagara IBID, sydnss'
motor ship Culburra, San Pedro.
VERA CRU. Jan iS--Arrlsed, strs Pa
nuco. New Orleans MORO Castle, Havana.
&c.
Sailed 18th. str Monterey. Progroso.
VICTORIA, Brazil. Jan y-sailed. strq
Grontoft tNor). New Orleans and Galveston.
Saucon. New Orleans.
YOKOHAMA Jan iO--Arrived. str Royal
City (Br1. Port Arthur.
Sailed 1oth, str Silver State tfrom Hons
Kong, Seattle.
FOREIGN PORTS.
tBy MALI
BAHIA, prior TO Dec 2s-Arriyed. sclr
Hazel l. Myra (Brl. 81 Johns.
CARDENAS, Jan Tin port, str ElsUick
Park (Brl. for Calbarlen. New York of
Philadelphia.
CARTAGENA. Jan 9--ssiied. str DAM
holm (DanJ. Guantanamo and Philadelphia.
Continued ON Following Page.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Rhode Island. Narragansett Bay-The
Lighthouse Service announces that the char
acterstic OF Prudence Island light, on the
northeast corner Of Prudence Island. was
changed Jan 10. 1922. to fixed white.
varied by red flash, every seconds. white
light 2.J seconds, eclipse 1 second, red flash
05 second, eclipse / second.
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The time given In the above table " East
crn standard time and II furnished by tho
United states Coast and Geodetlc Survey.
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Almanac for New York January IA.

Sun rises ... 10 Moon rises. g SO PM
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The New York herald., 1922-01-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
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The New York herald., 1922-01-14
Steamers Due in New
DUE JANUARY II.
York.
DUE JANUARY Is.

Arabic. Genoa 10Th. ..............W White Star
Bronte, New Orleans 9th. .Lampott Holt
Ca ronia, Gibraltar 9TH. .Cunard Line
City of St Louis. Savannah 18th. Ocean IS Co
Curvello, Rio 18th. Lloyd Brazileiro
Lcnape. Jacksonville 12th....... Clyde Line
Manuel Calvo, CRdiz 30th.. Luis Llanso
McKeesport. Dunkirk 30th.. Cosmopolitan
Media, Liverpool 18th. ....... .Cunard Line
Minnekahda, Hamburg 4th. American Line
New Britain. Rotterdam goth. Black Diamond
Noordam. Southampton 9th. .... Holland A m
Pamela. Southampton 81st. Susquehanna Ss Co
Toloa. Havana 18TH. United Fruit
Nnrdulla. shields 31st.. .......s .Cunaru Line
virginian. Los Angeles 9th. -. United Am