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The New York herald., 1922-06-20
ADVERTISING WOMEN
TO ENTERTAIN HIGHAM
Sir Charles Addresses Ma
tionai Security League.

The League of Advertising Women OF
New York will give luncheon to-mor-
row at Keens Chop House In West
Thirty-sixth> street at which Sir Charles
Higham, NJ p, OF London will be their
guest. The league has invited all men
and women engaged in advertising
work to attend Sir Charles Is head of
the Higham Advertising Service and
" as knighted for his war services. He
iS considered the leading advertising
man of England.
The league has its headquarters in
the rooms of the Advertising Club. Al
East Twenty-fifth street. 1t has a
membership OF moro than 200. Miss
Helen Hill Is president. Miss Helen
Waldo vice-president, Mrs. Louise W.
Rogers is secretary. and Miss Anna Nc
Lean is the treasurer. The league gives
luncheons every Wednesday.
Sir Charles. in addressing the Ma
tional Security League at luncheon at
the Hotel Astor yesterday. said that
Lord Northeliffc was trying to bring
about world peace through business
prosperity and had sent him TO America
to arrange for convention OF the
worlds advertising men in London in
1924. He enrolled 5000 delegates for
this convention when in Milwaukee last
week, he said.
Sir Charles characterized Premier
Lord George and Lord Northcliffe as
being probably two Of the best minds
in England. They do not talk to each
other" he said. "but let something ma
tional arise and they will work to-
gether."
Other speaker were Major George
Haven Putnam. organizer OF the Eng
lish-Speaking Union. who thought there
should be an International Security
League instead Of National Security
League. and r. Fulton Cutting Capt. H.
Gloster Armstrong, British Consul-Gen-
eral: CASTOR Liebert, French Consul
General; Frank Preshrey. Adolph
Lewisohn and Charles c. Nadal occu-
pied seats at the speakers table.
Among others who attended were
George Gordon Battle. j. Clarence
Davies. T. Tileston Wells, Howard S..
Cans, John Godfrey Sake. Gen. Louis
w. Stotesbury. Maude Wetmore. chair
man OF the women's department of the
National Civic Federation: Leonard NJ.
Wallstein. John X. Sague and DIR. Will
lam B. Otis
The New York herald., 1922-06-20

Tampico: Bramell Point. Lisbon; Vacuum.
Cleared 10th. strs Phoebus tFr), Genoa, &C.
via New York: Bradavon fBD. London via
do: East Cape. Naples via New York.
Passed down Marcus Hook 18th. 2;2o PM.
str Arkansas CDan). for New York.
Arrived az Delaware Breakwater 18Th. o:2J
AM. tugs X NJ Waterman. towing bargss
NSrthssn s% No ,Sg p,ym9uibn and Edith; o'So
Passed out 18th. Al. slrs Ardantza
Mendi tsp). Philadelphia for cagliari: Se:
$40 AN, Cornish City tBr), do for Ham
u 40 Pm. Agwimex. do for Port Looos :;
10th. 80 AM, Vacuum, do for Tampico :
) AN. Anacortcs. do for Glssgow via New
Sailed 10Th. j:30 AN, tugs Eastern, towins
barges; John Hughes. towing =. sea
ward: AN. Waterman; towing !,
Fox. Philadelphia for Grand Tura.-Wind y.
Il miles: partly cloudy: smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Me. June l8-Arrived, schrs
Leach. st John for Boston.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Juno l6-sailed. str
Dean Emery, Tampico.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June 17-Arrivei.
strs Nurtureton (Br). Baltimore for Kobe;
Gladiator tBr), Glasgow and Liverpool
Arrived 18th. strs Julia Luckenbach. New
York; Selma City. Astoria
Arrived Isth, str Wilsolo. Philadelphia.
Arrived 18th. str cardisanslIire CBr). As
tcria.
Sailed isth; strs Lena Luckenbach. New
York: Santa Barbara. Seattle; Stanley Dol
rs 'skATrIE. sfasi:s Wash. June lo-Arrived. strs
Montgomery City. Portland. Ore; Horaisan
Maru Jap). DO Pomona. Aberdeen.
Sailed 18th. str Yokohama Maru (Japi.
Yokohama.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Juno is-Arrivcd ctr
Algonquin. San Francisco; motor ship Ken
necott. do.
sailed 18th. str American. San Francisco.
ST THOMAS. vi. Jupe 10. PM-Saile1,
SAVANNAH, Ga. June is-Arrived, strs
West Iiarshsw: Jacksonville City Of ST
Louis, New FORK.
Arrived 18th. schr Sally Persis Noyes.
Philadelphia.
Arrived 18th. strs Grecian. Jacksonville for
Philadelphia; Merrimack. philadelphia. &c.
for Jacksonville (both proceeded.
Arrived 10Th, strs San Leon (Br). London
Nevada tFr). New Orleans: schr T
Barnsdall New York. . ro.,o
TACOMA. Wash. June i9-Arrived, str
Edward Luckenbaeh. Seattle
TAMPA. Fla. June lo-Arriyed. strs SAD
gerties, Havana: Truxillo. New Orleans:
rtilla Hond). Ruatan; schr Leonie Louise
sailed 18th; strs Solitaire. Port Arthur;
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. June 19-Ar-
rived. schrs Frederick J Loyatt. Hilsborc
for, Newark Ainslee tBr). New York fol
Eridgewater. Ms
Sailed 18th. motor barge Daniel NJ Munroa
New York for Windsor; tug Otis Wack
(Br. towing l barge. Eastport for New
York.
Passed 10Th. strs Everett. west % AND
Bristol. east u2:30 PM): tug Gypsum King
towing . barges, east 12 80 PM b.-Win1
AM. SW. thick and raining: pm. clearing
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DR.. SLATTERY RECEIVES
D. D. DEGREE AT TRINITY
Coz. Lake Also. Anorg Ten
Honored at Commencement.

HARTFORD, June 19.--Ten honorary de-
grees were conferred at the commence
ment exercises at Trinity College this
morning. Tho Rev. Dr. Charles Lewis
Slattery, Bishop coadjutor-elect of Mas
sachusetts. and Gov. Everett ]. Lake Of
Connecticut were among those honored
The degrees were conferred as follows :
Bachelor of Music--Arthur Priest OF
Hartford.
Master of Arts-Archibald Ashley
Welsch and Rear Admiral Henry s.
Knapp, both of Hartford, and Prof.
Francis Greenleaf Allinson of Provi-
dence, r. /.
Doctor of Laws--Prof. Charles Sey-
mour of Yale University. the Rev. Muir
ray Bartlett of Geneva. n. Y. president
Of Hobart College, and Gov. Lake
Doctor of Diviniiy-The Rev Robert
Gooden of Los Angeles. Cal. the Rev.
William Agur Beardsley/of New Haven
and Or. Slattery.
Degrees In course were Bachelor
Of arts. Il; bachelor Of science. 23
master Of arts l. and master of sci
ence, 2.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
Notes of the Stage

When Helen Hayes goes on tour next season
In the Kaufman Connolly comedy. ITO the
Ladies' opening in Chicago on Labor Day.
her leading man will be Allen Kearns. who
was noticeable last season among the palms
OF '"TanEerine." He will replace Otto Kruger.
A. II. Woods will return TO New York next
Friday. escorted by the Mau-etania. He Mas
been In England. France and Germany for
two months. and has wad of plays under
the cigar boxes in his trunk.
Tonight win mark the 200th performance
Of the piratical comedy, Captain Appleiack," :"
with Wallace Eddinger and Mary Nash still
walking the planks of the Cort Theater.
The Darling twins. who were in last sea
sons "Follies" at the Globe rhester and left
that company to appear with Good Morning.
Dearie.' at the same house, viii tonight
round out a years engagement at The Globe.
and. according 10 plausible looking statistics.
1872 glasses of watsr Will he drunk by the
1907 patrons In their honor.
AS predicted. 1.-THE Goldfish" starring Mar
jorie Rambeau safely shifted position from
Maxine Eliiotts Theater TO the Astor last
night without a single casualty.
Spice of 1872 Jack Lait's new revue.
opened at the Apollo @Theater, Atlantic City.
last night, thereby running true to form.
Valeska Suratt. Adele Rowland. George
Price. James Watts, Jane Richardson. the
Rath brothers, Armans Kaliz. Flavia Arcaro
and Evan Burrows Fontaine were IN close
attendance.
Lawful Larceny did not close on Satur-
day night at the Republic Theater. contrary
TO an erroneous report in. some quarters. but
II took six cups OF coffee 20 bring the author.
Samuel Shipman, around after he read the
reports.
ON Friday night. after the performance of
MAKE IL Snappy" at the Winter Garden.
Eddie Cantor will be the guest OF the Sales
mefs Associ alton. In town for their annual
convention. and viii play for them the tailor
shop scene from his revue. TO show she has
forgiven them for the prices he pays for his
clothes.
The company presenting blossom Time"
at the Ambassador Theater has invited Al
fred F1oegel, the young artist who was all
over the front pa ges yesterday through win
ming the Prix de Rome, to attend to-night 3
performance as the guest OF the players.
Arthur Hammerstein announces that he
will sharpen up his forthcoming show. ':Daffy
Dill" with the Keen twins. Whom this pro-
duction opens at the Apollo Theater on 'Au-
gust II the twins. who are Margaret and
Elizabeth. will break over from vaudeville
to the legitimate for the first time.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
By United State. Naval Radio.

Agwihavre 66 Sw Hatteras 10th.
Agwihavrc So sW Hatteras 18th.
Arcturus 5o7 Il Five Fathom Bank l. 18th.
Argonne 225 L Tamplco 10th.
Beltic tDanz) 1856 NE Tampico 10Th.
Baton Rouge 20 w Havana 1sth.
Bayway 10 T. Havana 10th.
Charles Braley SO ENE sand Key 18th.
cnss.ef city 81 Rome Rom i Is 4 Hstfcras us 18th.
Collingsworth 81 NE Jupiter 10Th.
Tean Emory 100 NE Jupiter 10Th.
Iirigo % SW Hatteras 1eth.
Dixie Arrow 100 Hatteras roth.
I. Bedford $50 NE Jupiter 10Th.
Edward l. Doheny passed South Pass 10Th.
Esparia ~ oil Scotland L'v 18th.
George Washington sailed from Cherbourg
clenpooi SO W Sand Key 10Th.
Gulfcoast 10 e South Pass 10th.
Gulflisht % = Jupiter 18th.
Gulfma!d 92 NE Jupiter 10Th.
Gulfprnce 80 w Sand Key 18th.
Gulfstar 81 n Jupiter 10Th.
HeIge p Jupiter err io,h n,,er ,o,,
Janelew lat 81 80, Ion 63 % 18th.
Java Arrow 1880 L Ambrose l. v 18th.
John ID Archbod 226 T. Tuxpam 10th.
John . Rockefeller % Sc south Pass 10th
Lake Falama 10 8 Hillsboro 10Th.
Ligonier 275 s Sabine Pass 10th.
Llmon 562 Nantucket l. v 10th.
Mosella 1.2Os ENE Hatteras 18th.
Nelson 1i9 sW Hatteras 10Th.
New Jersey 4 Hatteras 10th.
oswego off Miami LA i 1928 Pm ,d,n 18th
Pioneer careyfort 10Th.
President Adams $50 Il Ambrose v 18th.
President Arthur lat Al %, Jon 80 OF 18th.
President Fillmore 2S6 Ambrose i v 18th.
President Garfield sailed from Cherbourg
s:05 AM 18th.
Peaper 217 Tuxpam 10th.
Robert z Hopkins SO ENE Jupiter 10TH
Ruth 80 Jupiter 10Th.
Samuel @ Brown 30 II by N Sand Key 19th.
Schodack 773 Il Ambrose l. v nth.
Standard 10 Il Sand Key 10Th.
Texan 100 T. Ambrose l. 18th.
Thomas III Wheeler so NV Tortugas 19th
Urcas 30 s Hatteras 10Th.
victoriite 43 Il Hatteras 10Th.
West Eldara 1856 Il Ambrose l. v 18th.
West Kasson "a NE Miami 10th.
Western Pride 1,0I0 Il Cape May 18th.
william II Doheny 13s SW Hatteras 10Th.
William Dfren 2i6 Il Tampico 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20

trasssd out Sandy Hook 12:35 PM); Mars.
towing tdo at 4 PM; Carolina. towing 2
tdo at 6:33 AND.
Sailed 18th, str Lake Fernwood. Nuevitas.
&c: tugs Rattleboro, towing barees (passed
ou. Sandy Hook at ~ % PM; w b Keenc.
towing ] (do at 6;25 PM).
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Monday, June TO- 1922, at 8 AM. as re-
pc rted by the United States Weather Bureau.
" as twenty nine and ninety-seyen hundredtns
t2y97) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty-one and two-tenfhs
t761 81 nillimeters- Captains of all vessels
Now lying An or near the ports OF New YORK
and Brooklyn can adyantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barofneters require and sonsider-
able correction or adjustment.
Wind a< Sandy Hook. Pm. SW. miles;
cloudy: light sea: visibility. . miles.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

-ANTILLA, June 17--Arriyed. strs Bayamo.
sagua: 18TH. Rolf (Dan). cardenas to load
"a ANTwERP. june 1s-Arrived. United
ssrrf Arrived sri iSth, str &innedosa I'D Montreal
Sailed 18th, strs Eglantier (Belg,, New
York; Sierra Nevada DAM. Norfolk.
AvILEs. June 13-Arriyed. str Taxandrisr
tBr, TsmgS via no Trinidad. ,Arr,vsa ctr ca
OIs.S BALBOA. Boa. June june i7-saiied. strs City of
Baxdad (Br). from New York for Yoko-
and New Orleans for sydney. Nsw.
BARBADOS, June 17--Saied. str Elswi;k
Park, tBrp, Mobile. -
Chopaka, San Francisco via Yokohama. sc,
BELFAST. June 10-Arrived. strs Tiverton
fBr). Houston; Ravelston tBr). Newcastle.
= Arrived A. 10th. ctr Melmore Head BD,
BiRKESHEAD. June 17-saiied. str Turkc-
sREMES. June is--Arrived. str Georgian.
BRisToL. June I4--sailed. str opellka,
BUENOs AIRES. June 1s-Arrived. str
Southern Cross, New York.
Sailed nth. str Hyanthes (Br). New York
CAIBARIEN. June i7-Sailed. str Isabella,
cARpENAs. June Is-Arrived. str YumurI.
CARDIFF. June is--sared. str Monmouth,
CHERBOURC, June IS. $40 PM-Sailed,
str George Washington tfrom New York;.
sailed sailed 18th. ;o5 AM. str President Gar.
field, from London for New York.
cBRIsTIANIA, June l4-Arriyed. str Ty-
riftord tNor) New York via Bergen.
CIRfSTIANSAND. June K-Arrived, s.r
Hellg oiav tDan). New York for copen-
Mont Arel (FrJ. Marseilies; fTth. Guanta
namo. New York; Sioux City. ManzanilIo
sailed 10th. str Bryssei DAM. Santiago.
CONsTANTINOPLE, June 18-Arrived. SIR
River Araxes fBr), New York.
COPENHAGEN. June f5-Arrivcd, str Hell
n.er Morch (Dan). Galveston and Norfolk
CRIsToBAL. Jpne is--Arrived. str Atsnas.
New Orleans via Havanar
CURACAO, June IS. 1 AM--saiied. str Ca
rncas, New York via San Juan.
DELAooA BAY. juno ie-Arriyed. str
Clan Kennedy Br>.' New York via Cape
FLUSHING. June 1s--Arrlved. str Loch-
katrine (Br), San FrSncisco via Colon aai
Liverpool for Hamburg
GIBRALTAR. June 1S--Passed. str City ut
Westminster CBr). New York for Genoa.
Passed 10th, str Janus (Fr), New York via
Philadelphia for Merseies.
Arrived nth. str Astraea (Br). Montreal
for Catania.
Arrived 18th. str Belvedere utaD New
York for Naples.
\ sailed iath. str Anfora t1taD. Montreal.
Sailed 18th. str Mattawa Br,. from Iloiio
GLASGOW. June tT-saiied. str cassandra
(sr), Montreal.
GUANTANAMO. june is--Arrived. str Ma
rama, Santiago.
HAVANA. June i9-Arrived. sire Manzn-
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
CLEARED.

Str Chicago City (Br). Olsen. Bristol tgen.
eraD-Chas Hill Son.
Str Frederik VIII DAM. Mecklenburg.
Christiansand. Christiania and CopenhaEen
(gere ra) Punch. Edye Co.
Str Samland (Bclg), King. Hamburg and
Danzig via Philadelphia (general)--1nterna-
tional Merchantiie Marine Co.
Str Silene (Fr, Pierre from Leghorn.
Malaga and Alicante). Philadelphia (generaD
Three Star Line.
Str Havre Maru (Jap). Arai. Yokohama,
Kobe. &C, via Norfolk and Panama Canal
(gcncraiD-Barber Steamship Lines.
Str Karonga CBr). Crome. Drisbane. sgd
ney. &C, via Panama Canal tgeneraD-Nor-
ton. Lilly a Co.
Str Bioemfontein (Br). Pattison. Auck-
land. Napier. &c. via Philadelphia (gencraD -
Norton, Lilly a Co. =
str West Isleta, Hansen (from vancouver).
Boston (residue) )--Nawsco Lines.
str Maturs (f3r). Kirkby. Grenada, Trini-
dad and Demerara tgeneraD-Furness.
Withy Co.
Str Paria. Huggins, 81 Thomas. st crolx,
&C. (gcneraD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str City OF Montgomery Hammond. Sai
vanrah (generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
str Marshall (Nor). Hague. Charleston. SC
(bailast) West India Steamship Co.
str Allanca, Fucher, Norfolk tgenerall--
Old Dominion Transportation CO.
Str Krosfond fNor), Ostbo from Newcas-
to). Philadelphia (residue) )-Atlantic Fruit
Co,
Or Delaware. Robinson, Portland. Me
(goncraD-Eastern Steamship Co.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
FOREIGN PORTS.
IRy NIail.l

ACAPULCO. June 1f-Arrivcd. str Mexico
Mex. Salina Cruz.
BERMUDA, June 15--Sailed. strs Chau-
dlere CBr). Barbados. &c; idth, chignecto
IrD. 81 John.
BOTwOOD. NF. June s--Sailcd, strs Gran
ley tBr). London: 9th. Halsey tNor), Eng
land.
BRISBANE. June 1f--Sailed. sciff John A
Campbell. rarawa and San Francisco.
CALLAO. June 12--Arrived. str Colusi,
Seattle. DC. via Talara.
Sailed 10th. str Ginyo Maru Uap). san
Francisco.
CAMPBELLTON, NIB. June i5-Sailed. str
Honrik -.und tNor). Brow Head (for orders)
CARBONEAR. NE. June 1i-In port. scnr
Harriet (Br). for oporto.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported to the photographic office.l
June 10. lat 81 4S. lon "A Al. passed a
large spar projecting about 20. feet out Of
water, apparently q spar buoy-Str Bar
be dian (Br). This probably is the same OBJ
struction reported by str Lewis Luckenbach
on June 3 in lat 81 40, Ion "a 40.
June 15 lat 40 %. Ion 50 45. passed wreck
age resembling the top OF ships mouse
about 80 feet square--Slr Eastern Tempest
June 10, lat 45 81. Ion 81 2s. passed
epar about / foot In diameter projecting
about 12 feet out Of watcr--Std Dallas.
The following radiogram was received
from the u Coast Guard cutter Modoc:
June 10. position lat AZ o., lon 80 81, lying
near berg reported yesterday; two bergs II In
Ia as The ans soIow,ns srss were m M reporteS
Lat 45 81, Ion ~ 80. berg lat a. 40. Ion
- To- two bergs mt 4,, lon 4s 80. two
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

distance given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specifled.]
Bristol Sc Nobska 19th
Calgarolite z55 w Bishop Rocks 1Ith.
City Of Augusta 100 n Diamond Shoal 18th.
city of Savannah 1877 N Hatteras 10Th.
Dixie Arrow 101 N Diamond Shoal 1eth.
freeman AZ NE Cape Henry 18TH.
j Moffett, Jr, 1856 Ambrose L Y 18th.
Janeew 700 l. by " Hatteras Pm 18th.
Japan Arrow 1853 N Hatteras 1Sth.
Josiah Macy 213 AMBROSE l. v 19th.
Livingston Roe ! ,070 T. Ambrose l. 18th.
Merose 20 Il Cape Sable 10Th.
Olympic $50 l. Ambrose l. v 10th.
Penobscot 10 e by MN Block Island 18th.
President Pierce 2,f4S Il Ambrose l. v 18TH.
Reliance 2,017 Il Ambrose l. v 18th.
Resolute ,6SJ Il Ambrose l. 18th.
Schodack 22S Il Ambrose l. 18th.
Swiftwind 1888 by Il Ambrose l. V19th.
Tomslva 465 j. Hatteras 10th.
Vacuum 120 s Overfalls l. 10th.
w Is keene n Winter Quarter 18th.
Walter u Munson 235 Ambrose l. v 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
Fire Record

A. NJ LOSS
IL :3O-Front OF 22T East 3ith St. nu-
tofnobile, Bordens MIX Co. Slight
I y .SO--i9Ua Amsterdam av.. A. Sherry. Slight
~ :4O-q3 Stanton St; laker Furst. a Slight
15--I3T East 15sth st.; Rose Falk. Unknown
'2a--5iT West 3Jth st. automobile
truck unknown. s............ Slight
3.3O--1ii christopher ct; John
Dorie =. :, .............. Unknown
:30-sG0 East 18TH St, Bronx au-
tomObiic. Iosep1 Csrbona. .Unknown
y s30-23Oi Crotonn av., Bronx; John
Robbins Unknown
q .3O-2T Grand ST.. +. Fallori q. Unknown
10 30 - 1919 Broadway. - Robert
LoeWN ...I..f. ............ .lnknoWfi
II iO-GuG 9th nv. unknown. Unknown
! 1 .35-lOG East fremont av.. Bronx
auto mobile unknown. .... Unknown
f5-3i3 Columbus av.; Edward
Gciiics ....4.......... ..... .Trifling
) ll-J6l w. is0th st.. Edward Ba-
sheinc .......4.ss.... ....ss. Unknown
55-i0i f. 18th st. Israel Wander
man .,s.........s..........-. .1f1tiing
G:o0--St. Nicholas av and 1i6th st,
AUTOMOBILE John Crowley Unknown
G.20-7.2 Rroadway; Capitol Neck
wear Co. ..,....... Unknown
s.5o-iSo u. iiotb st.: Philip rocis.. Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
CANADA MAY LIMIT SHIPS.
Merchant Marine Directors Urge
Sale of Small Ones.

OTTAWA, June 19.-vessels of the
Canadian merchant marine were oper-
ated last year at deficit of sS.o47.S35.
according to the third annual report,
presented to Parliament to-day.
The directors recommend that all
small type vessels be disposed Of, re-
ducing the fleet to thirty-seven ships
Payment of interest due the Government
each year only on the condition. that II
has been earned, after allowance for de
probation, and reduction of the capital
cost of the vessels to present replace
ment value also were recommended
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
MOTION PICTURE NOTES.

Jack Holt In while Satan Sleeps Par
amount version of Peter II. Kynes story
'"The Parson of Panamint." will wake UP
the Rvoli next week.
An English film version OF Oscar wilde's
play, "A Woman Of No Importance. with
Fay Compton and Milton Rosmer. will be pre-
sented ut the Strand next week by Select
Pictures, by and with the advice and con-
sent of Joseph Plunkstt.
Langdon Mccormick. author OF THE
Storm: George Broadhurst. who produced
IL on the stage, and Mrs. Trimbe Bradley.
HIS general stage manager. attended the
opening present alton OF the picture version on
sunday night In order TO extract some thrills
from It.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
MAN STRUCK BY BALL
LIKELY TO LOSE EYE
as He Goes to Call
Son to Dinner.

Peering from behind a screen at q,
baseball game in Tompkins Square Park
yesterday afternoon Michael Loschak of
1853 Avenue A. a dyer, who had gone to
the game TO call his son to dinner. was
struck in the left eye by a batted or
pitched ball The ball split the cornea
of the mans eye. Loschak was taken
to Bellevue Hospital. where it was said
he probably would lose his eye.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Arache 10 Hatteras 18th.
Cambria 800 S Scotland l. " 18TH.
cEickasaw 295 S Scotland l. iSth
Gulfoi 22J SW Brenton Reef 10TH
Hilton SW Montauk Pm 19th
Juanita 10 SW Fire Island L v 18th.
X Luckenbach 5o4 oyerfalls 18th.
Lake Gilboa 1917 S Scotland l. 10th.
Maimen 20 L Nantucket l. AM 10th.
McKeesport 45O Ambrose l. 18Th.
Mirita expects to pass Nantucket l. v IL rM
10th.
Mohawk 251 S Scotland L 10Th.
Munargo left Nassau l Pm 10th. -
Nervier 100 Il Ambrose l. v s:3O PM -l9th.
Orzaba 210 Scotland l. v 10Th.
schodack 22s IL Ambrose l. 10th.
S.boney SOL Scotland l. 10TH.
Texan 15S from Ambrose l. 10Th.
Tomalva 800 u Hatteras Pm 18TH.
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 Meters)
station WIZ. Newark Cwestinshouse)

station WIZ. Newark (westinghouse).
700 p. M.-'.Man in the Moon stories tc)
Newark Sunday Call.
80 p. M.-"Geronimo." by Capt Frank
I 80 P. M.-"Broadcasting Broadway by
Bertha Brainard: ,
Charles d. Isaacson. New York Evening
Mali /. New Music Standard" by the
Massenet; Nr. Joseph pavloff, baritone;
Mr.. Irwin r.. Hassell at the piano 3 !al;
Choral Prelude, Bach -Busoni; (b) Prelude
fiat. Rachmaninoff: Miss Katherine Bacon:
Puccini: Miss Anna Wolcott soprano: Mr..
Hassell at the piano. ;. Face to Face with
Face to Face with Great Musieians'D.
ta), "Smilin' Thru Penn; (b) For You
Alone Geehi; (c) "Lindy lou" strick-
List: List Miss Bacon. s CaJ. The Realm OF
oc) .The Jasmine Door" Scott; Miss VOL
$50 p. M.-Recital by Margaret l.. Noodle,
Scottish soprano.
station wwZ, Manhattan (wanamaker).
140-Erief song recital BY Edna Beatrice
Bloom. soprano; J. Thurston Noe at the
Cb) Keep on Hopin' :" Maxwell; (c) "Ah.
Love but q Day." Giiberte.
24O-Brief recital of French music recorded
34o-Brief talk on electrical development by
Louise G.. Read.
courtesy OF Mast Publications; Mems
Clothes for the Beach"
10 O:So--Musical program by Ethel Killion, So
prano: John Bowe. barytone: ]. barytone
Homeland Far Away" (c) Where tho
Heather You Love IL Growing .. Soprano
solos by Ethel Killion: ta) Old favorites,
OBJ The Cuckoo Clock, schaeffer: tcl
sclos by. John Bowe: ta) Sunrise and
YOU Penn; OBJ ''The Last Son. Tosti;
(c) "A Khaki Lad" Aylward; 4. soprano
aria by Ethel KillIon: caro- Nome" from
lion and Mr.. Bowe, The cruciflx" Gin
Bowe:; Ga, "off for. Phlladelphia;" 90
(c1 Loves Garden OF Roses; T. duet for
barytone and violin "Sing Me TO Sleep"
John Bowe. barytone; violin played by Miss
Sillon.
station KDKA. Pittsburgh twestinghouse).
@ :O0p. M.-weelSly dress talk from Pitts
s.is r. M~Classical ballet music.
100 r. M.-"Advantages Of Retail Train
ing" w. w. Charters, director research
bureau for retail training. Carnegie In
Complexion ard the We'll Groomed Hand,
Mrs Gouverneur Morris, beauty specialist
and founder of Primrose House. New York
city arranged through the courtesy OK Jo-
pittsburgh Post Studio.
s 90 T.. M.--Concert by the Sewicdey Presby-
terian Church Quartet, William fleer, ac-
companigt
station WvP. Fort Wood y. y.
Signnl Corps. I. :. ~
$3.50 +. M.-Instruction In radio.
o r. M-Concert under tho direction OF the
Prooklyn Daily Eagle. Albert Greg )roNich
Janpolski, concert berytcne. quartet and
chorus nymSers BY mswS.rs u,s q ,,n me Tnora'
The New York herald., 1922-06-20
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The u Coast and Geodetic Survey an
226, Taiman Island to Greensboro Bridge.
New York, June. 1922: scale, 10000; III
mensions. 30 by "A inches; price. % cents.
This new chart is oriented with the meridian
and overlaps chart 1904, same scale. on the
southwest. and chart 223. scale 10000. o1
the east. IL supersedes diagonal charts Nos
3605 and 273. The soundings are expressed
in feet at mean low water.