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The New York herald., 1922-08-04
SAILED.

strs Laconia (Br), Liverpool. &c: Cana
tlan Constructor (Br). Boston: Apache
Charleston and Jacksonville; Mount Clinton.
Hamburg; Saxonia (Br). do, &C. Monterey.
Havana &c; Elysia (Br), Liverpool via Bos-
Ton: Editor, Philadelphia Jonancy. Norfolk;
City OF Atlanta. Savannah: st Mihiel (trans-
port), Colon: Sudbury. Mobile.
Strs Flora (Dutch), Cape Haiti. &c; David
NIcKelvy. Port Lobos: VIM Rockefeller. 90.
Strs sequoya (Br). Nyborg; Innoko. Ant
strs Kotonia DAM. Cardenas: Munardan
[Br). Manat!: Runa (Nor), Guantanamo.
Schrs Abbie G Stubbs tBr), Norfolk: Annie
@ Rose. Georgetown.
Tugs Augustine. towing barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at 12:40 PM) John
Hughes, towing 2 lido at 2:4S PM.
Sailed 2d, str Besseygen (Nor). Cadiz; tug
Sandy Hook 9:55 PM,.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to. sea -leveD at New York on
Thursday. Aug s. 1922, at 8 Am. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nine and eighty-two hundredths
(29.o2) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-seven and four
tenths (1.7.4, nilimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports Of
use the above Official data for observing
whether t,oir own barometers require any
considerable. correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. s., 13 miles
clear: light ees visibility. IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald rub-
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Irdependent Wireless Tele-
grarh, Company, Inc, New York
city (WCC): East Hampton,
L. /. {W&A); East Moriches,
L. I. (WSE). and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America.
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM) /;
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA,, Aug 2-Arrived. str Katn-
,amba (Br). New York.
ANTWERP, July 3f-Arrfvcd. str Rassay
Sailed %. str Krooniand. New York
MONMOUTH. Aug 1-Sailed. str Cornish
man fBr). Montreal.
BARRY Aug 2---saIed. strs City OF Har-
ward CBrJ New York; Deuel.. do: Bradavon
tbr). do: General Church (Br), Boston;
Sailed 3D.. str Coahoma County, New York.
BARRY ROADS, July 2a-Arrived, str
Western Plains. Hamburg doads coal for
RERGEv, July 2s-Arrived. str Noruega
BONA, July So-saIled. str Kofuisu Maru
BRISBANE, Aug f-Arrived. str Karonga
BORDEAUX, July 2o-Arrived, str West
I.Idnra. New York.
BREMEN. July si-Arrived. str Tacoma,
Arrived "a. ans Pm. str su.aueaanna.
BuENos AIRES. Aug 9-Arrived. str
Iolcos CGreok). Pensacola.
Sailed I'd. str songdai CNor). San Fran
CARDENAs. Aug 1. 9 AM-Arrived. str
Lake Como, Tenamo.
cARDITF. Aus s-.Arrived. str Heimer
Nofch CDan). Csmpbelton. NIB.
CHAPARTsA. July 81. 0 PM-Arrived. str
solysns tNer,; Norfolk,
Arrived "a. str City OF Westminster cBr).
cophrNHHsAcpN. Aug i-Arrived. str Hel,s
olsv DAM, New York.
Arrived 90, str Golae tNor). Galveston.
CRfsToBAI,. Aug 2-Arrived. strs Nagato
Maru tJapl. San Francisco for New York
Satsuma. New York for Kobe; Sixaoln. New
York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
GOALS TO RECEIVE
INCREASED PRIORITY
New Orders Speeding Distribu-
tion to Be Issued by I. G. c.
at Once.
SPENCER RUSHES PLANS
Miners Attorney Sees Harding
Believed Seeking U. s. Pres
sure on Operators.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.---New priority
orders for the transportation OF fuel will
be issued Immediately by the Interstate
Commerce Commission. Federal Fuel
Distributor Spencer announced tonight,
with the purpose OF facilitating the dis
tribution Of coal under the Administra-
tion's emergency program.
Tho district committees representing
the Federal organization In the produc-
ing coal fields will be functioning by
Monday, Mr.. Spencer said. To-day's dis
cussions by the committee. he declared
were confined to routine matters, and
no important conclusions were reached
Efforts to bring Government influence
to bear upon coal mine operators who
have been unwilling to attend the CEN
trail competitive wage scale joint confer
ence which John L. Lewis. president OF
the United Mine Workers. has called for
Monday at Cleveland, with support OF
some operators, was understood to have
been the purpose of tho visit here OF
Samuel Glasgow, general attorney for
the union. Mr.. Glasgow held pro-
longed interview to-day with President
Harding, being accompanied to the
White House by Secretary Hoover.
Both refused to discuss the purpose OF
their visit, however.
Mr.. Glasgow was understood to have
suggested that Illinois mine owners
who have so far refused to join the
Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association
of Ohio and the scattering list Of indi-
viduals in Ohio. Pennsylvania. Illinois
and Indiana who will meet the union
might be induced to change their posi-
ton II President Harding urged 1t.
The Illinois operators will meet Fri-
day to consider their decision on MT
Lewis's last offer. Up to the present
time most OF the operators belonging
to the organizations of employers In
the four States. with the exception Of
the Pittsburgh Vein Association. have
refused to enter interstate negotiations
with the union. though suggesting sepa'
rate district or State conferences K
fix wage rates.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
INDIANA MILITIAMEN
GUARD EIGHT CENTERS
Mines Are Expected to Be
Operated To-day.

srAuNToN. Ind. Aug. (Associated
Press) Indiana troops tonight were
spread over an area of forty by twenty
miles and held control OF eight mining
centers in four counties as the first
step in Gov. McCray's plan for produc-
tion of coal under State protection.
There was no coal mined. although Off
cials predict that operation OF the mines
will get under way tomorrow.
1t Is planned to operate the mines
opened here by employing local miners
IL they can be obtained. No one has
yet responded. however. and union Of
ficials insist that no one will. II there are
no local volunteers for the labor. State
officials said. tho work will be done by
imported labor.
-Four hundred militiamen. in addition
70 the 500 arriving last night. came Into
this territory tonight and by midnight
detachments had been scattered through
sections Of Clay, Owen. Green and Sui
Ivan counties.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Continued from Preceding Page.

Ctr West Nohno. Sparrow. Casanlanoa. Las
Psmas &C (general)-A II Bull a Co.
Str Minnesotan. Smith. San PEDRO. san
Francisco. &c, via Panama Canal lgeneraD-
United American Lines. So.
Str Munardan (gr. Jacobson, Manau.
Puerto. 40 (general)-Munson Steamship
Line
Str Flora (Dutch). vinken, Cape Haiti.
Port de Paix. &c tgeneraD-t'unch. Edye &
Co.
str Monterey. McInrls. Havana. Prosreso.
&C (generaD-Nsw York and Cuba Mall
str David McKelvy. kingston. Port Lobos
(ballast)-D Warden.
Str Kotonia (Dan). Madsen Cardenas
tballssD-New York and Cuba Mail Steam
Str Runa (Nor). Iversen. Guantanamo.
Santiago. &C Observation-Disclosures Fruit Co.
Str Apache. Mcguire. Charleston and jack
sonville (genera)-Clyde Steamship Co.
str Lake Gilboa. Bunnell Wilmington and
Brunswick (generaD-Cyde Steamship Co.
Str Editor. johnson (from Hayre) Phlla-
celphia general. in transiD D--Cosmopoiitan
Shipping Co.
Str S NJ Spaulding Spur (from Tampico)
Perth Amboy toil)-Huasteca Petroeum 90
Str Silvia (Br). Mitchell. Halifax and Ss
Johns tgeneraD -Bowring Co
Str Fort Hamilton tBr).. Francs, Halifax
(tallast)-Furness. Witty Z Co. Ltd:
Str Indochine (Fr), Duoamine. Montreal
fhailast)-Barber steamship Lines. Ino.
Str II F Dimook. Allen. Boston (generaI-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str North Land. Foster. Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Charles II Cramp. Woodhouse. Provi-
dence (generaD-Atiantlc. Gulf and Pacific
Steamship Co.
schr Toiirna. Norton. Turks Island. (bal-
Schr Cynthia Griffin. Griffin. Windsor.
MS (ballast)-Gilmartin Co.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
STRIKING MINERS DESTITUTE.
Fund started 20 Aid Families I'm
Hard Coal Region.

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
WILKEsBARRE, Aug. 3. = Eighteen
weeks of idleness through the strike In
the anthracite fields has brought great
suffering to a large number of miners
and their families. In Nanticoke Bor-
ougfl an organization was recently per-
fected to provide relief for needy families
and a committee named from friends and
sympathizcrs OF the strikers has Just
completed a survey OF conditions.
The investigators report that ninety
families in that town arc in dire need
and that other families are forced to get
along on scant supplies. The report
states that most merchants. on account
OF their limited capital. are unable 20
extend credit, and mnny of the strikers
are without money. The report Indicates
that only partial survey has been made
in Nanticoke.
1t IS the plan of the relief committee
10 care for immediate needs. Funds are
being raised and canvaesers are making
a general tour OF the town.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Tho Menclar Realty Company sold to
William Trayna the five story apart
ments. 6 Morningside avenue, 43.5x79.2x
irregular.
Family Merger Realty Corporation
sold to the Richard Allen Company the
six story apartments. 14S and $50 West
129th street. 48.Sx99.1l.
Ernest N. Adler sold for the John w.
Love estate to Solomon. Samuel and
Isadore A. Wollheim 1879 and 1880 First
avenue, two five story tenements con-
tanning stores, 52.Sx119, which had been
in the possession OF the selling family
for longer than fifty years.
James Il. O'Connell sold to Henry and
Martha D. Miller 1890 Lexington avenue
and 129 East 106th street, a northwest
corner, on which is a five story fiat
structure and a three story building
'17.7x75 and 16.sx10o.11 respectively.
Esther Sittenfeld sold to Max Bergen
the five story fats, 1891 Fifth avenue,
2411x100
Mary b. Lewis sold to the Mid-Man-
haitian Realty and Leasing Company
two five story tenements. 34s and $50
West Thirty-ninth street. 47x50x irregu-
lar.
stein the four story fats, 1913 and 1916
Lexington avenue. southeast corner OF
104th street, 50.11x95.
John Thomasian sold to the Ararat
Realty Corporation the Ave story dwell
ing. 313 West Tooth street, 1Sx1o0.11.
Robert r. Moore sold to Emily de
Birmingham the four story dwelling
SO West Seventy-fourth street. 20x102.2.
Mary A. E.rgens sold to Mary. Anna +.
and Nora Curran 134 Lexington avenue.
near Twenty-ninth street. q four story
house. 16.3xs1.
Direct Leasing Corporation sold to
Morell A. Campbell the three story
dwelling 1o4 West 1sist street. 16.sx
99.11.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
I MARITIME MISCELLANY.

pARBADos, July 2S-schr Rebecca Nc
Donald (Br), before reported having re-
turned 20 this port leaking. is being dis
mantled and will be scld at auction.
HAMBURG. Aug s-June tonnage for the
port OF Hamburg .exceeeed that for June.
1913. The strike. OF tho German engineers.
machinbt- ard seamen has served TO dimin-
ish the GFures for July below that Of the
corresponding period In 1913. During July
arrivals numbered 793, with net tonnage
OF 1.o65.329. compared with .27i ,752 tons In
July, 1913. Depar'ures were 800, aggregatine
q4S, ,029 tons. agairst 1.3l6.i0i tons In 1913.
The American rivals reached 20 and the
departures 81. July coffee imports amounted
20 1870 sacks. with deliveries OF S.113
saclss. Stocks on hand at tho end of the
month were 150. .124 sacks.
MOBILE, Ala. Aug 2-The menhaden str
NJ L Harahan. which has been held by the
II Marshal at Pencacols for libel claims.
was sold at public euotion TO L II Guilds of
Charleston. SO. for $1,000.
Tug Sea King. which arrived at Pensacola
ao-day from Havana. made the record run
of 90 hours.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04

EAKINs. Lieut.. Fred j.. Medical Corps
to destroyer squadrons. Atlantic fleet.
Moloney Lieut.. James b.. Medical Corps
to duty Naval Training Station, Newport,
Corps. 70 duty Naval Hospital, Washington
O'Rourke, Lieut. Donald H.. Medical Corps
10 duty Marine Recruiting Station. Denver.
ReinisA, Lieut.. Charles X, Medical Corps
resigned.
Corps. to, duty virgin nns., Islands; o., g
Supply Corps. to U. s. 3. Arkansas ss sup
Morgan. Lieut. Robert. Construction Corps
TO Eleventh Naval district.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.
Following officers detached from Quantico
Va. to First Brigade. Haiti:
Majors Samuel M. Harrington and Leandel
A. Clapp. Capts. Harry l.. Smith, George u
Scott. Samuel G. Cumming and Louis W
Whaley, First Lieuts. Otto E. Bartoe. VIII
lam j. Livingston and Donald Spicer.
Capts Victor Il. Bleasdale. Benjamin 7
cripps, Jacob Lsenhord and Reuben d. Prioe
First Lieuts. Leland 8. 6windler. Francis
Kane and John ID. Lockburner.
Holcomb. Lieut.. Col. Thomas. TO Marine
Barracks, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
Montague. Capt. Robert M. TO HAITI
Turnage. Capt. Allen II. TO Haiti.
ubel, Capt. Charles. 20 Marine Barracks
Mcvey. First Lisus. to Second Brigade
Van Moss. First Lieut.. to retired list. !.
Moore. Capt. James T.. TO Fourth Al
sui,adron. Haiti.
Kipp, Major H. H. to marine barracks
Navy Yard. Mare Island.
Arthur. Capt. John NJ. to headouarter'
Marine Corps.
Cox. Capt. NJ. to Marine. Barracks. cavite
=. I.
Baylis. First Lieut.. c. D.. to M. B.. Mar
Island.
Wirgman, Major Harold B.. TO recruiting
district Of Philadelphia. =
Eastman Major Nedom A.. to u 3. .
penrsvl,aria.
Judson. Major Howard c., to marine bar
racks Paris Island. 6. G.
Harrison, Major William 8, appoiht"eh
as assistant quartermaster revoked.
Pierce. Capt. Harold c.. to First Brigade
Haiti.
Prichard, First Lieut.. to santo Domingo
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Army Orders

spec.ol Dispatch to THE NEW YoHK HnALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, d. O., Aug. 3.
These army orders were made public TO-
AIR SERVICE.
schabacker, First Lieut.. Clarence H., 70
Turnbuii, First Lieut.. william. TO Scot
Field. r,,,rpv
Rafferty,, Major John W., to Fort sam
Schneider, First Lieut.. Leon. to Preside OF
San Francisco.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Adds. Capt. Stanley s.. to Fort 6an'
f'ous'oA' MEDICAL CORPS.
Hammer, Lieut.-Col. John W., 70 fTes'u''
OF San ErancisCo.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
YALE LAW MAN BEATEN
WORKING AT CAR SHOPS
Identities One Alleged Striker
After Attack.

New HAVEN, Aug. 3.-Alieging that
he was attacked and badly beaten to-
night by two men, said to be striking
shopmen, Tolbert C. Moore Of Abba,
Iowa, . 1929 graduate Of the Yale Law
School. who has been in the employ OF
the New Haven road for the last two
weeks as a car repairer. is reported In
a serious condition at st. Raphael's Hos
pital
Edwin Brocar OF this city. who was
arrested later. was identified by Moore
as one OF his assailants. Brocar was
charged with assault Tho police are
seeking the other man.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
SEAMEN ON LAKES VOTE
TO DELAY STRIKE ORDER
Department of Labor Hopes
to Adjust Differences.

DETROIT, Aug. (Associated Press) -
Federal intervention to-day averted a
strike Of union vessel men on the Great
Lakes, the district executive committee
Of the International Seamens Union
voting TO withhold the strike order until
the Department OF Labor had made an
effort to adjust the wage differences
which caused the strike movement.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
FOREIGN PORTS.
rBy MALL

dian (Br) Liverpool land sailed for Trini-
ded): 22d schr Richard u Silver (Br).
Campbelton Lucille y Creaser CBr), Trim
srecialist (Br). London: echrs Roy Bruce
tEr). Port Daniel. 20: 24th. Kaduskak
Sal Sailed q 22d. schr Harry verna tBp. 81
Johns. MI.
TALARA. July 22-Arrived. str Santa
Tecia. Colon. &c.
sT JOHN, NIB. Aug i-Arrived. str Cha
Iour tBr). Bermuda. &C.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CAMERoNLA CBr). from Fiume Sd for New
York Ton cruise).
cARMANIA tBr). from Liverpool "a for
New York.
DRoTTNINGHoLM tsw,. from oothenburs
Sd for New York
GEORGE wAsHINoroN. from southampton
Sd for New York.
s:RooNLAND. from Antwerp sd for New
York,
NooRpAM tDutcn,. from Plymouth 50 for
pREsIpENT MONROE. from London "a for
New York.
RoUssILLoN Tr,. from Havs sist sor
ST PAUL. from Southampton "a for New
SANTA LUIsA. from Valparaiso "a for New
York
The New York herald., 1922-08-04

Special Dispatch 70 THE NEW York HEnatD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. O., Aug. 3.
These naval orders were made public to-
day:
osburn, Lieutenant Commander Carl T.. 20
Marine Barracks. Quantico. Va, In connec-
tion with international rifle team.
Wilson, Lieutenant Commander Eugene F.,
10 Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va, In con
nectlon with international rifle team.
Carson, Lieut.. John B.. to course Mnssn-
chusetts Institute of Technology.
Clarke. Lieut.. William r. o.. 20 course
Mn achuscffe fnef'uta OF Technology.
Tahrion. Lieut.. Francf O., TO course Mas
sachuscits Institute OF Technology.
Fuliinwider. Lieut.. Simon p. 70 course
Columbia University.
Hoover, Lieut.. Gilbert c., 20 course Car
nego Institute OF Technology.
Irby, Lieut.. Franklin g., TO course Univer
sity OF Chicago.
reefe. Lieut. John H.. 20 course Carnegie
Institute OF Technology.
1<iland, Lieut.. Ingolf NJ 10 Columbia
University.
Noble, Lieut.. Albert O.. 10 course Massa-
chusetts Institute OF Technology.
Wainwright, Lieut.. Lawrence, 10 course
Unvergity OF Chicago.
clifford. Lieutenant Commander Addison
B.. Medical Corps. to duty Naval Hospital.
ANNAPOLIS.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
KILLS TWO, THEN HIMSELF.
Trapped Fugitive Stays Dctectiv'
and Woman.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Strapped by
police detective detail after he had
been hunted throughout the country
since early In June. Walter Castor. sus-
pected OF the murder Of Mira. Anna VIII
kens, shot and killed Detective Timothy
Bailey. his sister-in-iaw, Mrs. Robert
castor, and himself In the homo OF his
mother. Mrs Minnie Castor. here to-day
Detective Ernest Gable also fell with q
bullet wound IN his head.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Wind. OFF tn. Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key west-Moderate south and
southwest winds and weather partly CLOUDY.
with occasional showers Friday.
East Gulf-Gentle variable winds ana
weather generally fair Friday.
West Gulf-Gentle variable winds and
weather fair Friday.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate variable winds over south and
northeast winds over north portion: weather
partly CLOUDY. with occasional showers Fri
Gay.
North OF Sandy Hook-Gentle variable
Winds and weather generally overcast and
thick Friday. Ne y.ft
Sandy Hook to Hatterns-Moderate variable
" inds and weather unsettled Friday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits-Modernte
south and southwest winds and weather
rarity cloudy. with occasional showers Fri
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
FLATS PLANNED FOR JAMAICA
Realty Company 10 Build at Grove
street and sutphfn boulevard.

Martin Winters sold through r. w
Scott q Co. to the Lejan Realty Com
pany the northeast corner of Grove
street and sutphin boulevard, Jamaica
175x130. on which a forty-eight family
apartment house will be erected. The
brokers negotiated loan OF s125.
on the property.
b. c. Scudder OF Brooklyn, Man
haitian insurance broker. purchased ar
apartment in the Elm Court apartment
group 156 Twenty-second street Jack
son Heights. Mrs. Elizabeth Y. $. Han.
lon of Brooklyn purchased an apart
ment at e6 Twenty-second street, an
other building in the Elm Court group
An apartment in the Same group at IL
Twenty-second street has been pur
chased by George e. Service OF Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
WEST SIDE DWELLINGS
BOUGHT FROM ESTATE
Purchase Made in NeD Fur
Section in TUenty-sixth st.

Dwtght. Archibald q Perry have sold
four story dwellings. 256 and 25s West
Twenty-sixth street. 5sxss.9x irregular
Considerable activity in the street has
been noticed in the last few weeks since
the Fur Auction Sales Company took
over the building, 2ff to 232 West
Twenty sixth street. which Il Is remodel
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
r. n. n. BUYS MORE MEADOWS

The Pennsylvania Railroad has ac-
quired another large tract on tho Kear.
ny Meadows. and has bought from the
Trexler Lumber Company twenty-six
acres. for which 100000 was paid,
Earlier IN the week the railroad pur-
chased the adjoining 127 acres owned
by the Newark Factory Sites, Inc.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
News Of the Real Estate w WorlG.:

ing extensively and which probably =
result in the blocks becoming the nc sS
quarters OF the fur business In the Fine
according fo realty experts lin
James +. Walden sold for Edwssss
J. Loughman 342 Riverside Drive. nes1
IO6th street, a Ave story American
basement dwelling, 22xe4xss.
Henry c.. Leist sold for tho Master
School Day Nursery 512 East Eighty
seventh street. a three story dwelling
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
MINE GROUP TO MEET LEWIS.
Pittsburgh Vein Operators VIII
Confer with Men.

CIEvr1ANp. Aug. 3.-Members OF the
Pittsburgh Vein Operators Association
OF Ohio held q meeting here to-day and
accepted an invitation from John l.
Lewis, president of the United Mine
Workers Of America, TO meet with the
miners representatives in an Interstate
conference hero on August z.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
HEIGHTS BLOCH FRONT SOLD,

Tho Myron Development Corporation
has sold 10 Jacob r. Lewis the block
front on tho west side OF Fort WASH
ington avenue. between 17zd and 17sd
street, 196x12sx irregular.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
N GRAMS.

oAPE RACE. NF. Aug 3-Barometer at
noon. 29.s5 inches: wind. Sw. light breeze
weather. fine: temperature, 62 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
CABLE REPORTS.
rAssErVoER srrAArnRs ARRIVED.

ASIA (Tro. at FayaI Sd.
CHICAGO CFr), at Havre 8oth.
1lAvERFORD (Br). at Liverpool "a.
1iEIIIG oLAv lDan). at CopenhAgen LIST.
MOUNT CARROLL, mt Hamburg 1st.
OHoPESA (Br). at southampton lat tand
proceeded for Hamburg).
JRESIDENT GRANT. at Manila ID.
aESoLUTE. at Plymouth I'd (and proceeded
TO Hamburg.
EufQUEHANNA. at Bremen I'd.
NAuBAN tBr). at Hamburg 8ist.
The New York herald., 1922-08-04
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the Hyd,ogrrphio Officel
July so, lat 30 oe 81. ior 10 81 "a, passed
q piece of an old pier ahoit 80 feet long
and 10 feet wids--Sts Glen White.
July 27, lat II 81. lon 20 81, passed a
large spar projecting about 20 feet out of
water. apparently attached to submerged
Mreckage-str Finland.