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American Press 20 Jupiter 18th
A Bedford 3i5 sw Diamond shoal 10Th
Ala s6G y Cape Henry 10th. -
Agwistar 1867 $ scotland '. V 10Th,
Ara Cyacht) lat - H. Ion 4e 80 w 18th.
Argus towing West Hardaway 500 from
Astronomer 23G SIC Nantucket l. V II AM
Goth.
Arctarus go Five Irsthom Bank l. soth.
Bristol City 4io l. Ambrose !, 2otlls
city or Columbus so SW Gay Head 2oth.
Camille Gilbert 600 SIC Sandy Hook AN
CITY OF Flint 20, E Cape lIcnv 'oth.
Ccestwise passed Ninterquarter 2otl.
Carenco li26 /. Ambrose T. Y 20ih.
China Arrow y Diamond Shoal goth.
City Of st Louis 222 Ambrose l. V goth.
concho left Key West ioth
Collamer 62s " Ambrose 7. V 10th.
Cretsn 26 Il Fire Island 10th.
Cardonia $40 ENE Diamond Shoal goth.
Glare Sl7 y San Juan 2oih.
Cornancho left Jacksonville | PM 20th. p
Duquesne s2o NE Hatterns Goth.
Edgehil 1e5 " Ambrose !. V 2Oth.
Esse%SoS WAL e, ,s scSs,s&d s ss,S I Ksr HSH goth
Geo II Jones i62 wSW Sand Key 18th.
Culfmaid lis Jupiterd 10Th. ,o,,.
Geo q Henry 10 Diamond shoaI roth.
Georgia i35 from Ambrose !. Goth.
Gloucester IS = Fire Island 10th
Hugo shines 500 Il Havana 18th.
Huron left Samana for Puerto Plata $50
PM 10Th.
Harvester q W Tortuess is,h.
Irene 100 NNE Diamond Shoal goth.
Y NJ Daaziger 20 S Jupiter iaii.
Kerionksen 2al y Ambrose !, V 20th.
Eershsw ITO Ne Wntcrquarter goth.
Lake Fannn ls6 NE ST Simons Bar 10th.
Muskogce i9I ESE Sabine i0th.
Munmotor : Shinnccock 10th.
Melrose 81 NE l5arnegat Goth
MiddleseN % NE Cape Charles e0th
Mckeesport $50 + Ambrose !. l9th.
Newton ~ S Fire Island 20th.
Pipestone County n52 y Ambrose 7, V 10Th.
Pennsylvania 1i5 w Sand Key i9ih.
Qulstconck b5O NE Jupiter e0th
Ruth(23 ENE Fire Island 2Vth.
Rochester 40 Hatteras goth.
Southern Gross 1868 SE Ambrose l. V Goth.
Saugus $50 SE Ambrose I. V o0th
skanderborg 400 II Ambrose l. 10TH
Seattle Spirit $40 u Cape May Goth.
Surinam los Ambrose I. 2Oth.
Saugerties lat 81 %, lon ~ 33 Goth.
San Juan $40 SIC South Pass 18th.
Tuscan IL SW by BriFantine Shoa goth.
Tirivcs 21o s Ambrose l. 2Oth.
Nandyck 9T0 Sc Ambrose l. V midnight 10th.
Ncsta 12S ~ Jupiter goth.
vasari $50 sc Ambrose u v midnight 10th.
w VI Libby ~ " Jupiter 20;h.
West Nodus $50 Il Fowey Rock GOTH.
West Cheswald i1e Il Cape Maysi 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

Sailed Goth. $50 AM. tug John A Hughes.
towing sehr Chas Gawthrop. Wilmington,
Del, for Baltimore, and barge Rockhaven,
Philadelphia for Norfolk.-Wlnd PM. Sc,
IL miles cloudy moderate sea.
PORTLAND. Ne, Dec is-Arrived. str
Dimock, New York.
Sailed 10th, strs Etna (Nor), Sydney, CB
Sailed 2oth. AM-Tug Gettysburg. Phiia-
delphia). towing barges Conewago Qronl
Bango). Gendower (from SearsporD and
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Dec 2o-Arr,ved.
str = G scofeld. New York; Steel Exporter.
DO; Albert Jeffres, Mobile; bark Hesperian,
Newcastle. NSW tug Humaconna. Norfolk.
Arrived 18TH u transport Grant. Manila
and Nagasaki.
Arrived 10th, strs Atlanta City. Boston
Santa Olivia, New York. &c; Adna (Br). To-
Sailed 18th. str Bessemer City. Portland.
Sailed Goth. strs wilhelmina. Honolulu;
Tjlleboet Dutch. Batavia.
SEATTLE. Wash. Dec 2o-Arrived. str Wa
Sailed aoth. str BaJa California CNor)
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Dec io--Arrived. str~
Sabine sun, Philadelphia Ipswich. New Or
enns; Santa Veronica. Baltimore; Evelyn.
New York.
bile Logan. New York: MUNRO, do.
SAN JUAN, PR. Dec 1911 AM-Arrived. str
Philadelphia. Curacao for New York (anc
SAVANNAH. Ga. Dec ao--Arrived. strs Es-
sex, Philadelphia (and sailed for Jackson
viIle); City OF Augusta. Boston
SALEM, Mass, Dec 19-Arrived. barge
Northern No: 81. Norfolk;
TACOMA. Wash. Dec 2o-Arrived. strs Pa
cific, san Pedro; Birmingham City. Seattle.
Sailed Goth, str Northern Star, San Fran
ciaco.
TAMPA. Fla. Dec 2o-Arrived. scllr Cam
pania (Br), Bonacca.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Dec 10, PM
Arrived. tug Leopold ADLER, towing barget
Smith e Terry No ., Norfolk for Lynn anc
Northern No 20, Philadelphia for Boston:
Arrived 10th, schrs @ Maud Gaskell (Brl
Undercliff, NJ, for st. John NIB. Nettie
(Br). Perth Amboy for Fredericton. NIB: tugs
Neptune. Boston land left, towing @ & Ct
barges Nos "a and is. New York for Bostor
fresh.
WILMINGTON. NC. Dec >Ie--sailcd, ST.
Glyndon, Port Tampa.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

stk Janus dsr). lying at foot OF Columbia
street. Brooklyn. had fire aboard Yesterday
morning: fire extingushed ship and cargo
slightly damaged.
Str Commercial Spirit (ex-HobokeuO. hence
for Philadelphia. anchored off Romer Shoals
yesterday unable 20 procure steam on account
Of condition OF fuel oil caused by the cold
weather.
BOSTON. Dec 20-Schrs Rosa Ferlita. AKIN
for Boston. short ot food and with sails
blown away, was sixty miles eart OF Nan
tucltet at noon IN tow of str President Gar
field. from London FOR New York. and ex-
poets TO reach Ambrose Channel ct midnight.
IIALfrAN. Ms. Dec 2o--U Shipping Board
str West Hardoway IS again adrift In the
Atlaptc south Of Cape Race with all fuel
eNhNlstcd after being IN tow OF Shipping
Board str Argus Tor two days The Argus
Vas forced 10 abandon tho iiartnwav after
all towing gears had been broken. The posi-
tion Of the latter az noon 10Th was lat ~,
lon * ~ Coast Guard cutter Seneca left
assistance OF tho HardawasD.
HAvRE. Dec co-whne the French liner
Paris was docising this morning during a
high wind she was blown against freight str
mississippi u'r) ecraping thht vessels side
aud carrying away the iron work about the
Missia~ippi's bridge. one of the portfolios OF
the Paris Was damaged
HIGHLANDS. Dec co-Small schr Bucna
vesta. coal laden, from Perth kfnboy for
Sesbrigllt. sprung n leak and grounded ON
bar at mouth Of Shrewsbury River yesterday
coal being llghtercd.
bONDON, l'ec IN tclrEfam received
from Sundsvali states that ctr NatIrar. from
Sundsvali for baltimore, with q cargo of
wood pulp, Is ashore near Brerno.
NORFOLK. Va, Dec 2o--sir tilsho was
towcd in here by tug Peerless with steering
gear trouble; completed rtpairs aud sailed
,s-dny for Mediterranean ports
Mud scow No 10 WAS sold to-day by II S
marshal 10 The Merritt 6 Chapman Co.
PARRsBoRo. Ns, pee i5-schr I,cssic 4
Alice has been sold nt New York 10 West
Indian parties By Howard Taylor md others
OF Economy. who purchased vessel last year
from Sydney parties. Cnpt. Taylor and
crew returned home 20 Economy. Ms.
sichr GLADYS !; Whidden repairing damage
size sustained at Bnss River. NS. has had
worthy Il expected to leave on tonight 3
tide for Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East Culf-Fresh north winds and overcast
Thursday.
West Guf--Noderate to fresh northerly
winds and weather generally fair Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage-
Moderate 60 fresh northeriy winds and wealth
er partly overcast: probably local rains
Thursday.
North or Sandy HooiS-Strong easterly
winds. probably reaching gale force and
Gather thick with rain Thursday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras-aStrong east and
northeast winds. probably gales aud thick
weather, with rain over south nnd rain or
snow over north portion Thursday.
IInitcras TO Florida S'raits-fresh 10 strong
shifting winds, becoming northwest and
weather overcast: local rains Thursday.
Disturbance central OFF east Florida -
VIII move rapidly ucrtheastward. Storm
waIuinesl displayed from Charleston. SC. TO
Eastport. Me.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
INCOME TAX IS UPHELD
ON DEPLETIONDIVIDENDS
Judge Mack Rules Against
DR.. Douglass Executors.

Judge Julian W. Mack. in the United
States District Court yesterday. decided
against the executors of the estate OF
the late DR.. James Douglas, VINO had
brought suit 10 recover s173.579 income
tax assessed by William III. Edwards.
the former Collector OF Internal Reve-
nue..
The amount was an income tax
against funds received by the decedent
as part of so-called depletion distribu-
tions" made by the Phelps Dodge Cor
poration to shareholders in September
and December. 1917. The executors
contended that the distributions were
rot dividends in the ordinary course OF
business.
Judge Mack, in his decision. said that.
as the net earnings of the company for
1917 were. at the time OF these distri-
buttons, more than sufficient 10 meet
them. the claim for refund was properly
rejected.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
SISTERS GET>FORTUNE
OF JUDGE e. M. CULLEN

An appraisal of the estate OF the late
Edgar NJ. Cullen, formerly Chief Justice
of the Court OF Appeals OF New York,
has been filed in the Srrrogates Court
in Brooklyn. The estate amounts 70
sS37,030 and consists OF both real and
personal property. Three sisters re-
ceive $2S3,o03 each. They are Margaret
NJ Cullen. Mary a. f. Cullen and Char
lotte s. Cullen, all of 1900 Massachu-
setts avenue. Washington, d. G.
Another sister, Comtesse de Vale OF
Montesquinga of Madrid. Spain, receives
$4,000. The Brooklyn Bar Association.
Church OF the Holy Trinity In Brooklyn
and Salvation Army receive 1000 each
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
EXPLOSION CAUSES ALARM.

NIETucHEN. y. J.. Dec. 2o.--AlarTn
was felt throughout this section OF New
Jersey when 200 pounds OF useless
powder exploded in the burning pit at
the Raritan arsenal shortly before noon
to-day. The detonation, while slight
here. produced "a heavy concussion
around Elizabeth, Jersey City and New
ark. Hoboken and Staten Island tele-
phoned inquiries to the arsenal.
Tho operation of burning useless
powder Is continuous. The powder was
too much covered to-day and exploded
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy NALL


ST JOHN. N y, Dec 1s--Arrived str Cana
dian voyager (Br). Halifax Ito load for
Lordon).
HALIFAX. Dec 1G-Arrived. strs Canada
OBrp, Portland (and left for Ltverpoop :;
Sac-hem (Brl. Boston for st Johns and Lv-
erpool (to proceed 2oth): Canadian Coaster
lBD, Demerara, sc; Ii. Corunna tBr.
Sydney.
Sailed 10th, str Canadian logger tBr). Bar
tados; sohr Mary q Duff lRr, New York.
LoeKPORT, Ms, Dec 16--Cleared, schr
Wapiti It3r), Halifax
PARRsBoRo. Dec f5--Sailed. schr f. @
Lockhart CBr). Boston.
In port 18th, schr Ena # Parsons (Br) for
Boston.
PORT GREvIIIE. Ms. Dec f5-SaIled,
schr Minas Princess ,Br). Hillsboro tto load
for New Haven't
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
OIL OUTPUT HIGHER.

The American Petroleum Institute es-
Inmates that the daily average gross
crude oil production in the United States
for the week ended December 16 was
l,6s2,60O barrels. as compared with
1.657.750 barrels for the preceding week,
an increase OF 24,S50 barrels. The daily
average production east Of the Rocky
Mountains was 100000 barrels. as COM
pared with 1.1S7.75o barrels, an in
crease of 1850 barrels California pro-
duction was 4S0 900 barrels, az COM
pared with 100000 barrels, an increase
Of 0 900 barrels.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
MOON MOTOR DIVIDENDS.

Directors OF Moon Motor Car Com
pany yesterday declared q regular
quarterly dividend OF 37ih cents q
share and 1914 cents share extra on
the common stock and the regular
quarterly dividend OF s1.75 a share on
the preferred stock. This is at the rate
OF 81 a share annually on the common
stock, compared with the 81 annual rate
formerly paid. Dividends on both classes
of stock are payable February J.. to
stockholders Of record January Is. The
January production schedule calls for
1000 cars, the largest output for that
month in the company's history.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
MORE CHRISTMAS BONUSES.

III. j.. Allen &, Co. havo declared q
Christmas bonus for their employees OF
10 per cent. on the salaries paid during
the current year. r. M. Grant, Inc. an
nounced the payment of bonus to en-
ployees of 10 per cent The trustees OF
the New York Trust Company declared
the usual Christmas bonus TO officers
and employees. Cantey & Cannon have
paid bonus Of one weeks salary. EN-
ployees of the Pan-American Petroleum
and Transport Company and the Mexi-
can Petroleum Company will receive
a bonus of 10 per cent, aggregating
about $500 600
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Continued From Preceding Page.

York, Is expected TO dock at pier ). Bush
Docks. Brooklyn, about $50 AM Thursday.
Str Southern Cross, Buenos Aires, &c. Tor
New York. IL expected to arrive Saturday
and dock at pier ?, Hoboken.
Str General II Ernst. Colon, &C. for New
York. IS expected 10 dock at pier 6T. North
River, Saturday forenoon.
Str Nandyck (Br). Buenos Aires. &c, for
New York. is expected to dock at pier II,
Hoboken, late Friday or early Saturday.
Str Tivives, Havana for New York. IL ex-
pected TO dock at pier 10. East River, about
Thursday morning.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
LAST CITY FIRE HORSES
GO INTO RETIREMENT
Officials Wish Good Luck to
Faithful Animals.

The last OF the city's fire horses in
active service we're withdrawn yester-
day. motor vehicles supplanting them
at the quarters OF Engine Company EOS
on Pierpont street. Brooklyn.
Among those who visited the fire
house and wished good luck" to the
retiring horses were Fire Commissioners
Thomas J. brennan and Borough Presi-
dent Edward Riegelmann.
The horses. Eamybeg. Buck and Ben
rod, Waterboy and Bellgriffin. had been
at all the big fires in the downtown sec
tion of Brooklyn in recent years. They
will be turned over to other city depart
ments using horses or be allowed 10
Craze on upstate farms operated by the
S. L. Q. A.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
TODD'S TO FIX TANKER.
AIabama, which Went on Rocks.
VIII he Rcpaired for S1T.OOO.

The Robins plant OF the Todd Ship
yards Corporation has the contract for
repairs to the tanker Alabama. which
recently went on the rocks off the Mexi-
can coast. II was announced yesterday.
and the ship is now being towed up the
coast on her way TO Brooklyn, where
she will arrive between Christmas and
New Years. The repairs viii cost
S71,O00.
The United States liner President Har-
cling left the yard yesterday after a
thorough reconditioning
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
PUBLIC SERVICE SURPLUS UP.

The statement of the combined opera
tions OF the Public Service Corporation
OF New Jersey was made public yester-
day, showing operating revenues of sub
sidiary companies Tor November amount
ing 20 ss,95o,0sl, against s6,ss2,674 last
year and n net increase In the surplus
before dividends of ss15,640. compared
with s422,9ss.
For the twelve months ended Novem-
Der 30 last operating revenues were
s7S.17e,36s, against SIS, 5,2s3.sO2 and the
net increase in surplus before dividends
S4.433.640, against s2.43e.O96 for the
corresponding period OF 1921
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
CUBAN AMERICAN SUGAR.

At the organization meeting OF di-
rectors OF the Cuban american Sugar
Company yesterday j. II. Post was
made chairman OF the board and he was
succeeded as president by G. Il. Keisler
who IL a director. The change was
made with the object Of permitting Mr.
Post 20 devote more time to his duties
as president Of the National Sugar
Refining Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
AMERICAN PORTS.
IRy MALL

FALL RIVER, Dec 1s--sailed. str George
G. Henry. Tampico.
HONOLULU, Dec 14---Saiied. str Chateau
Thierry (US), San Francisco.
SAN JUAN. PR. Dec 13-Sailed. str West
Katan. Para, &c.
str Meridian, San Pedro.
Sailed IA str Chihuahua, Corinto. &c.
TAMPA, Dec 1s--Sailed, str Charles II
HarMood. Tampico.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
CLEARED.

str West Lake. Carlson, Liverpool (gen.
eraD D--Isxport transportation Co.
Str Eastern Tempest. Hanfc. Hull and
Newcastle (gcneral) j II Winchester & Co.
Str East Side. De Harr, belfast. Dublin
and Cork CNeneral) Moore G. Mccormack.
Annunziata and Trapani tseneral) Simpson,
SIcncr a Young.
str Mount Clay Brown. Hamburg CpeneraD
United American Lines.
Str Nlinnekahdn, Gates. Hamburg via
plymouth and Cherbourg tgenereD- -Ameri.
can line.
str Britannia C'r). vidal. Aisiers, Piraeus
&c fRcneraD--J w Eiweil a Co.
Str Scottsburg. Nicholson. Yokohama,
Kobe, &C. via Honolulu and Panama Canel
(ecneralJ J--Barber Steamship Lines.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

(itaD, Montreal.
VERA CRUZ. Dec i9--sailed. str Esper-
ANA, Tampico.
VICTORIA, no. Dec 1e-Arrivsd. strs Ka-
senga (Br). Clyde; Africa Maru (Jap). Ma
nila. Hong Kong. &c.
Sailed 10th, str Toyama Maru cJap), fo-
kchama
YOKOHAMA, Dec 17-Arrived. strs Hokai
Maru tJap), Belllnghan: President Lincoln,
San Francisco for Hong Kong; Tokiwa Maru
(Jap). Seattle for Hong Kong.
Sailed 18th. str Iyo Maru (Jap), from Hong
kcng FOR Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York-East River, Main Channel
The Lighthouse Service announces Shell Reef
Buoy No 6. first class spar. to be discon-
tinued temporarily about Dec IS, 1922, to
facilitate dredging operations.
About Feb j. 1923. the following changes
will be made in the lights in Gloucester Har-
bor: Eastern Point hAeht win he changed 10
flashing white OF 1000 candlepower. APP
proximate position. lat AZ 30 y. Ion 20 10 w.
Gloucester Breakwater Light viii be chang ed
to fixed red of go candlepower. Round Rock
Shosl Gas Buoy will be changed to show
flashing white every 3 seconds. flash 03
seconds eclipse 81 seconds. OF 20 candles
power. Tenpound Island Light will be
changed TO fixed and flashing red fixed
lieht of 45 candlepower; flash 130 candle
power.
Muteres CMugeres) Island Light. Mex-In
approximately lat II IL n, Ion SO 43 80 w,
was recently seriously damaged by a hurri-
cane for which reason II may be found neces-
sary to replace II by u temporary light. II
this should be done. the temporary light will
show group occultlng white with eolipses
visibility ten miles.
WASHINGTON DC, Dec 20--IIoist north
east storm warning 10 PM north of Delaware
Breakwater TO Eastporf, Me-, disturbance
central off the Atlantic coast-Wiil move
rapidly northeastward with increasing in
tensity attended by increasing east .and north
east winds TO night, becoming strong and
probably reaching gale force Thursday morn
ing; thick weather with snow rain
The New York herald., 1922-12-21

w, passed waterlogged. stove iifeboat-
Str Munalbro.
Nov 9. Lat 80 90. Ion II AZ. passed buoy
Str Minnie De Larrinaga.
Dec Is, lat "a Al, Ion 10 50. passed a partly
submerged derelict-Str Caracar.
Dec 1o. lat 26 12. lon 93 90, passed a ver-
tical spar apparently attached 10 submerged
wreckage-Str Michigan.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE NEW YORK IIEsALp
New York Herald Bureau.
Washingtpn. ID. O.. Dec. 20.

These naval orders were m2de public to-
Capt John Grady, to home.
Commandey Douglas Howard, TO L. S. 6.
Texas
Lieutenant Commander Thomas L. Catch,
To u. s. $. Lamson.
Lieut.. 9. A. Krez, 10 naval air station.
Pensacola.
Lieut.. James r. Kyle, to naval air station,
Pensa cola.
Lieut. Earl Rundquist. TO u. s.. s. Pyro.
Lieut.. Edwin L. Barker. to navy yard.
Charleston.
Nevada.
Lieut.. John p. Daniels. TO training station,
Newport.
ravy yard, Boston.
Lieut.. i. c. inland. to Eleventh Naval
district.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

str u Dimock, Portland. Me. for New
York.
Str Delaware. Boston for New York.
Schr Sarah Eaton, Nachas, Me, Via Prov!-
dence for New York TO Gllmartin Co.
Schr Henrietta Simmous, 81 John. NIB, 70.
New York. with lath. to Stetsou, Cutler a
Retman: vessel 10 Gilmartin Co.
Schr Mary y Anderson (Br), Sherbrooke,
NS. Via Bridgeport for New York, to J 4
whitney a Co.
Tugs chcektowaea. with ) barRes (at s
AAfDs John II Collins Cat \ AMI; NlrZinian,
with bargos (nt 80 pM).
Steam canalboa. Lille Agnes (et 1880
raD.
steam lighter william Moody. with 1
barge Cat 1.i5 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
SEEKS OIL MERGER.

c. n. Haskell, head OF the Haskell
oil interests, has sailed for London TO
confer with British capitalists on a com
binaton for Wyoming and Montana oil
properties.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CANADA (Fr)., from Aiglers 18th for New
York.
FINLAND. from Southampton Goth for New
York.
IYo MARU (Jap). from Yokohama 18th for
Seattle.
ORDUNA (Br). from Hamburg 10Th for New
York.
for New York.
REMUERA (BJ. from Southampton 18th
for Auckland.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
NEW wATERwoRKs DIRECTOR

At the regular meeting OF the board
of directors of American Waterworks
and Electric Company, Inc. held yester-
day, Harry f. Towle, vice-president OF
w. A. Hartman & Co., Inc. was elected
a member OF the board of directors OF
the company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Army Order.
Special Dispatch 10 THE NEw YonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. G., Dec. 20.

These army orders we're made public to-
day:
QUARTERNASTER' CORPS.
scott. Capt. H.. M to Philadelphia.
AIR SERVICE.
Garrett. First Lieut.. Kenneth, &c Mitchell
Field.
MEDICAL CORPS.
ciilhus. Capt. Adolph r., to Balboa Heights
Canal Zone.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
New York.
WINTER SPORTS

In Sullivan and Ulster counties. n. j.; near
New York City. over 700 excellent hotels
open all year; very reasonable rates: week.
end round-trip tickets sold az reduced fares.
Write for free folder. q. l.. ROBINSON, \.
Y. Ontario e. Western Ry., Grand Central
Terminal. New York City.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, Nj. Dee eo-Barometer at
noon. 29.e5 inches; wind. NV. strong breeze;
weather, snow squalls; temperature. 5 deg
Tahr.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Bound East.

schr John scnmults. New York FOR New
Haven.
Tugs Energy. with barges (at 6;20 AMI /.
lassio v Forsyth. with tat AND James
Mcwlisms. with (anchored IN Cow Bay)
Socony 40 Z, with TAT Ti25 AND; owen J
McWiliams, with ! tat 10 ~ AND.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
EXPORT KEROSENE LOWER.

Export prices OF kerosene have been
reduced one-half cent gallon by the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Fire Record

AN. Loss
2:5o-Pier .. East River. tugboat: Peter
e:4S-1oos Avenue \, Joseph Psnker.
Unknown
s;2o-canal 6 and Washington SITS. Charles
s:io-s7 Lencx av.. Herman voge Unknown
s;5o-sIl Eagle ev.. Bronx. Lillian
e.4s--sl5 Eighth ay., benjamin stotz.
io.so-so5 East a7th st.. isaac rapel-
1t:ac-ee tSfm sv.. jay Msnowiis (
ii.S5-2l2 west lith st.. James Brin
bach .....................U Unknown
i2:.s-sas west A7th st.......... Unknown
i2;5o-iJ5 Fest i'm a.. Frank sere.
a.sc-s2 rnion square Louis no
o:4s-sao West iisih s,: ray
s.ss--esJ'esa.' Jea'r Brooms 81 ii.onIs n9Nn0wn
4:sJ-i2o West 7ist Il, Eleanor Scion None
Bronx: James Arcarea. Unknown
o:oo-ioe West 15sth st.; william
$500 Jos los variti 81; James Ge!,
b:o5- 18TH 4. ana Manhattan aS.:
Ford delivery automobile; 20
e:oo-so West It, vacant iofi IN.
known OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Unknown
1.00-3i3 Canal A.. sporting Com
kHnr .sssstsa.sss-. .ts . UNKNOWN
1.1o-sgs West End ay. building tn
course OF construction .,. =. Unknown
155--34S Seventh uN.-iieniy Wall
man OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Unknown
S:.o-if0 East fremont av, Tho
Bronx. q. l.. Woodali ........ Slight
a0o-ai canal e., Meyers Clothing
20. ...s.--..s. s.ssIs. .HE.Nut
p:fsA-8 Wcet iaad NJ S. Jones. Unknown
i0:i0--So East 10th str, lmptrial Bind
ing Co... .ss..... Unknown
10 o:3o--2G2 West 13i-t ST.. Mary Mar
Tin .. .................. Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ANDANIA (Br). at Liverpool GOTH
PARIS (Fr), at Havre Goth mot previously.
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. at Yokohama 18th.
TOkIWA MARU (Jap). at Yokohama 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported TO thsJiydrosraphic officeI
Dec 1C about miles 73 deg from Fire
Island Light Vessel Cat 40 30 n. Ion 53 o5
The New York herald., 1922-12-21
1--WE srocK Am MEAT rnIcrs.

Common 20 prime steers. 100 ibs. ST. onaio. ~
Common tO choice huils, 100 ihs. nna > ~
Common to choice cDoH. 100 lbs. 5na = 80
Common 20 primo veals. 100 ibs 0.O0ais. 90
Common 10 primo sheep tcwcs,.
100 bs.........,.......... ....... .ona : 20
Common 10 nrime lambs. i0c lbs. ~ coal 80
Live hogs. 100 ihs. ..Y............ S.11a 0.25
Dressed beef sfecr sides lb...... .ons %
Guy dressed Veals. 10. .......... .12a ~
Dressed mutton, lb. b.............. .Upp II
Dressed wethers. ib.............. TIA ~
Dressed lemos. city. lb..,...,st.. iva rs