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The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12
POINTERS FOR EXECUTIVES

'The, first consideration in business"
says G. S., Mott, vice-presidents of the Cen
eral Motors Corporation, in Forbes Maga-
zine, "is to see to. it that you produce some
thing for which there is a demand. g.
1.-THE next thing is to make the thing
right, and the next-as important as any
is to make the price right.
"You must exercise eternal vigilance in
watching overhead. Many little expenses
run into large sum in the end. Some con-
Germs concentrate almost wholly upon re-
ducing production costs and neglect SELL
ing costs. Economic distribution is Just as
essential as economic production.
Get facts. Never guess. Keep complete
statistical records. Know every month ex-
actly what your business ms done in all
its departments. Don't merely have these
stastics compiled study them, analyze
them, use them as basis for your reason
ing, as foundation for your vision of the
future and your planning. Get down to the
bedrock of things. Investigate things to
he bottom. Think things through to the
very bottom.
"Devote careful attention to training
other men to shoulder and properly dis
charge responsibilities. When you get to-
wards The top, or to the top organize your
.. self out of job Encourage your best CO.
workers to reach out for greater RESPONSE
bihties Don't overlook others shoulders
every moment of the day to see what they
are doing. Give them scope. Give them
latitude Encourage them to think for them
selves. Encourage them to develop intiia-
tive. Don't pounce on them when they
make mistakes; sit down and reason things
out with them so that, while they won't
make the same mistake again, they won't
be afraid to exercise originality again lest
they might make another mistake"
AN HOUR WITH BINGHAM
The high school students enjoyed thir-
ty minute period of genuine fun Monday
forenoon listening to Ralph Bingham, Am
, erica's foremost platfrom humorist. He
made them laugh without saying word
He is funny. He knows it. He gets paid for
making people laugh and people pay for
this privilege. An hour with Bingham is
worth the price, regardless of the cost.
A COW FOR CHRISTMAS.
Buy your wifesa good cow for Christmas
It will be a gift that will long be remem-
bered and if you remain in the family, you
are sure to get your money back. e:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12
gone IL years. Perhaps she sent him
to match some ribbon for her.

This may be an awful country but
in Warsaw, tax drivers are allowed
to charge what they please. ..s
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12

A wife advertises for her hubby
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12

A good hunter lets his conscience
be his guide. .5s $780, L..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12
AN HOUR WITH BINGHAM

A COW FOR CHRISTMAS
Buy your wifesa good cow for Christmas
It will be a gift that will long be remem-
bered and if you remain in the family, you
are sure to get your money back.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12

. Only a few more months until the
first signs Of spring.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12

A pork roast is expensive and a
beef roast is expensive but neither
is as expensive as roasting some
body.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12

SIT down and write down how you
would like to :. live-and how you
would like to die::-Forbes Magazine
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1922-12-12

~ The man with fake cure for
will pull your leg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15

first line built, 1918 tons. none
of the second line, three building,
6375 tons, and six additional au-
thorized but not under contract;
Japan with no fleet submarines
built but three under construc-
tion, 3400
In first submarines other than
flet submarines, Great Britain Is
credited with AZ built, 33, 470 tons
and six building, $3.50 tons; the
United States with SO built, 81
1870; "a building, 29,575 tons; ia
pan with 27 built, 23,53S3 tons,
and one program of sixteen build
ing, 13,480 tons, and second
building program of 2S vessels,
tonnage unknown"
While the tables showed decid
ed American inferiority in light
cruisers, the United States has
distinct advantage in first line de-
stroyers with 295 built, against
176 for Great Britain and 54 for
Japan. Six new destroyers are
given on the British building pro-
gram, none on the American, and
38 ON the Japanese.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
BRITISH AND lAPS
ARE Reinforcing
NAVAL Strength

Washington, Dec. 15.-(By As
sociated Press. IA tabulation OBJ
tanned today in naval circles show
ing the relative positions of the
British and American and Japa-
nese navies in cruiser and sub
marine strength apparently sheds
light on the situation which led
the house appropriations commit
tee to propose that President
Harding negotiate an information
al agreement to check competitive
building in these types.
The figures credit Great Britain
with as light cruisers of the first
line built, building or projected
and aggregating 206,480 tons,
the United States with ten ships
building, $4,000 tons, and Japan
with III ships built and 81 build
ing and projected, aggregating
191, ,450.
In addition the list shows Great
Britain to have 13 light cruisers
of the second line, 69,230 tons,
neither the United States nor ia
pan being credited with any ships
in this classification.
In fleet submarines Great Bri-
tain is credited with six Of the
first line, 1890 ton; six of the
second line, 1900 tons, and two
building or projected, $500 tons;
the United States with three of the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-15
CIVIL SUITS AGAINST
small. TO Be HEARD

Springfield, H., Dec. 15-(By the
Associated Press)-Trial of the civil
suits against Governor Len Small
and two other state officials will
proceed. Demurrers against the bill
for recovery filed during Governor
Small's trial at Waukegan were de-
MED in the circuit court here today
by Judge Norman L. Jones, demo-
crat, of Carrollton. The suits charge
that the governor, the lieutenant
governor and the state auditor with
held money on state funds while
they occupied the office of state
treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON, May 6-The following vessels
were sold at auction from Turner's q Gill
berts wharf here to-day: Tug Libbie Purdy.
Il. Ross Towboat Co. for $780, tug + J
Purdy, to w r Farrell, for $1,17o, and
lighter James Anderson. to John Hallet.
May s-str Nacoochee. from Savannah.
lest blade of propeller and went to dry dock
to have It replaced.
GALVESTON, Tex. May 4-Tank str Melne
(Nor), outward bound with a cargo OF gas
OIL and coal barge City of San Antonio
went aground Tuesday night In squall
here; the tanker floated Wednesday without
assistance and proceeded: the barge VIII
bs floated with the first favorable tide.
LONDON, May IA telegram received from
Nuevitas states that schr Nina Nadeau (Br)
II ON Halifax for Havana. lost part OF deck
lead 100000 feet) of lumber: remainder.
$4,000 feet. sold; captain, proposes to aban-
don voyage here.
May s-Schr Chas Davenport. from Rosario
for Houston, has put Tito Barbados; reported
to be ieaky and headgear damaged.
Str Fluor Spar. from Port Tampa, &C, Tor
London and Newcastle, has been assisted
into Gravesend with steering geer defective.
NORFOLK, Va. May S-Fishing str David
X Phillips arrived here for repairs after
striking sunken obstruction In James
Schr Courtney G Houck. from Portland.
which arrived in Hampton Roads with mas
ter Ill. was towed up to Lamberts Point by
schr Harry @ Deering arrived to-day with
two survivors of the ex-subchaser Saratoga,
sunk by the Deering off Florida coast (see
news columns.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
ARRIVED.

Str Baltic (BD. Liverpool April 20 and
Queenstown 30th, 20 the White star Line,
with isi first. 800 second cabin. 466 third
class passengcrs, malls and mdse. Went 70
pier 90. North River.
str Oscar III (Dan), Copenhagen April n
and Christiania 2sth. 20 Funch. Edye Co.
with 100 cabin and 1873 third class passcn-
gers, mails and mdse. Anchored In Quar-
Str orbita (Br). Hamburg April 20 and
Southampton and Cherbourg 2sth. 70 the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co, with "a first,
1G4 second cabin. go third class passengers.
malls and mdse. Went TO pier ~. North
River.
Str Dakarian (Br). London April 20. 20 the
Atlantic Transport Line. with mdse. Went
TO pier 90. North River.
str Storm King, Antwerp April %, 10 the
Black Diamond Steamship Line, with mdse.
Went 10 pier 3. Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str Eastern Ocean. Gibraltar april %, to
the Export Steamship Co, I'm ballast. Went
10 foot Of Java street. Brooklyn
Str Archer, Manila, &C. via Philadelphia
SIR santa Teresa. Talcahuaro April Is.
22d, Mollendo 2sd, Caiao goth, Paita 2sth
and Cristobel May !, 70 W r Grace Co,
with % passengers, mails and mdse. Went
10 New York Dock Co.'S pier 80, Brooklyn.
Str Mystic. Tacoma, &C, 10 the United
American Lines, with mdse. Went to foot
OF G5th street, Brooklyn.
Str Ponce, Arroyo April 20. Ponce 30th,
Sd, 70 the New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Co, with OF passengers. malls ana
mdse. Went TO pier 80. Brooklyn.
Str Dorothy, Porto Plata April 2f, San
chez 22d. Ia Romano 23d. San Domingo
26th, Macoris Both and Porto Plata May l.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
CLEARED.

Str Frederik VIII (Dan), Mechlenberg.
Christiansand, Christisnia and Copenhagen
(Ecnerai) --Funch, Edge q Co.
Str Samand (Beig), King. Hamburg and
panzig. via Philadelphia lscneraD-Interna-
ticnal Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Moorish Prince (Br), Massam. Hako-
date, Otaru, &C. via Norfolk and Panama
Canal (generai) )--Furness, Witty q Co.
Str Kosmo (Br). Swinney. Genoa. Alex
andria, &C (generai) i)--Funch. Edye a. Co.
Str Garfield. Dexter. Puerto Colombia,
Cartagena, &C. via Panama Canal (generaD
w Grace a Co.
Str Charles II cramp, Woodhouse, Los
Angeles, San Francisco, &C. via Phiiadel-
phia Cn transit) t)--Atlantic. Gulf and Pacific
Str Munsomo, sandin. Vera Cruz and
Tamplco (generaD D--Munson Steamship Line
Str Lltiopa (Br), Coll, Tampico (baiiast)-
Furness. Witty Co.
Str Matura tDr). Kirkby. Grenada, Trini-
dad and Demerara tgeneraD-Furness.
Str Lake Ikatan. Mainland. cienfuescs.
(genera)--New York and Cuba Mail Steam
ship Co.
Str Catherine, Sullivan, Turks Island,
Puerto Plata, &C tgencraD-A II Bull q Co.
Str Heias (Nor). Ellingsen, Turks Island.
Monte Christi. &C (ballest)-Columbus
Str city OF 81 Louis, johnson, Savannah
Cgenerai)--Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Alliance, Bond. Norfolk (generai)-
Old Dominion transportation Co.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

distance given in miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise specified.1
Chas M Everest 100 Diamond Shoal 7th.
City of Columbus $50 s Ambrose l. v 9th.
City of Rome 1888 SW South Shoals l. 9Th.
Clement Smith 200 SW Diamond Shoal 7th.
Conehatta sos L Cape Henry 9Th.
Cotopaxi SO SW Ambrose L 9Th.
Dean Emery 200 NE Jupiter 7th.
Edward l. Doheny 94 N Diamond shoal Sth.
El Mundo 1873 s Ambrose l. Sth.
Freeman l3 NE Winter Quarter l. v 9Th.
Hampden IL s by w Portland 6th.
Matinicock 161 s Scotland L 9Th.
Monmouth 484 Z by N Cape May 7th.
Morristown 224 y Ambrose L Sth.'
Newton 3s NE Ambrose L v 9Th.
Norfolk 80 ENE Winter Quarter L " 8th.
Olympic 730 r Ambrose L 9Th.
Pearl Shell 1877 SW Diamond Shoal 7th.
Swifteagle 246 SW Diamond Shoal 7th.
50 s Portland 9Th.
" l. Steed 20 SE Diamond Shoal 6th.
Vasari 500 Sc Ambrose L v 9th.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
SAILED.

Strs Hansa (Ger). Hamburg; Maid of
Syra (BD. Constantinople. &C; Dorothy.
Halifax. MS: Katahdin, -.
Tugs John Lewiss towing 2 barges
(passed out Quarantine at $40 AND; Lib
erty. towing lido at s:56 AND Resolute.
towing (do at 200 PM): John A Hughes
(passed out Sandy Hook at 1850 PM.
Strs Lake Ikatan. Cienfuegos: Baywav.
Charleston: Alllanca, Norfolk Catherine.
Turks Island. sc: Elisha Walker. -.
Sailed 7th. strs Matinicock. Texas City
Andalusia tSw). Halifax: Harvey II Brown.
Norfolk tugs Virginian. towing barges
(rassed out Sandy Hook at 9:17 AND; On
tario. towing (do at o:l7 AND; wellfeet
towing 3 (do at 2:lG PMD; Liberty. light
(passed out Sandy Hook at Pm and passed
1T Quarantine at PM. towing barges) {:
Teller. towing (passed out Sandy Hook
az 4:26 PM.
The corrected reading of tho barometer
(reduced 10 sea level) at New York on
Monday. May 8, 1922. at s AN. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nine and ninety mine hundredths
(29.99) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and s!xty-one and seven
tenths (761.D millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
uso the above official data for observing
whether their own barometere require any
considerable correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM. NE. IS miles;
clear; smooth sea; visibility. IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
SAIL THURSDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. MAY 8, 1922

to the Buil-J-ru'pr L.Is. with mails and
mdse. Went - .,sw York Dock Co.'S pier
27, Brook,
str Mayars Br,. Demcrara April "a.
Brighton and Porf spain 10th and Grenada
S0th, to Furness. Witty. & Co. with AZ pas
sengers. mails and mdse. Went to New
Str Ravnanger (Nor). Matanzas, to the
Eunson Steamship Line. with sugar An
crored of Liberty.
Mayaguez May 2. to the Red Star Line.
wish str paasssRnseTrs. ~ T. mails I and Tdse: ,r,
2s and caibarien May q. to the Northern
Steamship Co. with sugar. Went to New
YORK Dock Cos pier 9. Brooklyn.
Robert L Hague. with crude oil. Anchored
off Tompkinsville.
Str iCananova. San Juan May 3, to the At
and rndse. Went to pier 4. North River
Str Bantu. Corral. &c. via wilmington. NC.
to to-, Norton; r ss,, LILY Co with mdse Went to
Str Janan Arrow, Port Arthur. to Standard
OIL Co of New York. with crude oil. An
chored off Tompkinsville.
4. to the Atlantic Fruit Go. with fruit. Went
to pier 90. East River.
Str Inca. Houston. to the Clyde Steamship
Go. Went to foot of Columbia street.
Str I'll Sud. New Orleans, to the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to pier 40.
North River.
str Lampasas. Mobile, to the Mallory
Steamship Co, with mdse.
Str Corsica. Norfolk. to Castner. Curran
& Builitt: Anchored of Liberty.
mond and New York Steamship Co. with
mdse. Went to pier 40. East River.
Str Pawnee, Baltimore, TO the Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier a.
North River.
Str Anaconda. Philadelphia. to tho Black
Diamond Steamship Co, with mdse. Went
to pier 3. Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str Elisha Walker, Perth Amboy, TO the
Pan-American Petroleum and Transit Co.
Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Seaconnet. Boston. to tho International
Freighting Corporation. Went to Cranes
dock, Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Nebraskan, Boston. TO the United
American Lines. with mdse. Went TO pier @,
Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
Schr George w Truitt Jr, Owens Ferry
Ga, to Sexton Bryant. with lumber. An
cfored off Red Hook,
schr Brina p Pendeton. Fernandina, to
Pendeton Bros, with lumber. Anchored off
Red Hook.
sohr Jacob w Hook. Georgetown. sc, TO
9 w Chadwick Co, with lumber. An
chored off Red Hook.
Schr Annie 9 Ross. Georgetown. SC, 20
Crowell 4 Thuriow. with lumber. Anchored
schr wiIbert Bartlett, Georgetown. sc,
to Gilmartin q Co. with lumber. Anchored
off Red Hook.
Tug Warrior. towing . barses.
Tug Tartar, towing n steamboat tarrived
7th).
Tug Augustine. towing barses (arrived
7th).
Tug Underwater. towing barees Carrived
7th).
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
NEW PACIFIC COAST
NAVAL BASES CUT OUT
Eliminated From Senate APP
preparation Bill.

WASHINGTON. May Announcement
was made to-day that the Senate Naval
Committee would refuse to add to the
pending naval appropriation bill legis.
lation requested by the Navy Depart
ment providing for Development of new
naval bases on the Pacific coast, includ-
ing fleet base at Alameda. CAL, an
aviation station at Sands Point, Wash,
and a submarine base at San Pedro.
Cal
All the Pacific naval base requests
were approved two years ago by the
Joint Congressional committee. but were
defeated in the Senate. Appropriation
requests already approved by the Budget
Commissioner were presented again for
maliy to-day, but virtually without hope
for their inclusion In the pending bill
Senator Potndexter (Wash.). Repub-
lican. said they would be subject to
points OF order and would have to be
authorized by Congress before appro-
priations could be made.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Porta.

ADEN. May 7-ssiled. str City OF Auck-
land lBr), from Calcutta for United States.
AMSTERDAM, May b--Arrived, str New
york (Dutch). Philadelphia.
ANTWERP, May 4-Saied, str Taiho Maru
(Jap), Hampton Roads
MONMOUTH. May 6-Sniled. str Orthia
li Sailed 9th. str Steel Exporter, London.
BANEs. May 8, PM-Sailed. str Mayari
BARBADOS, May 9--saied, str Canadian
Harvester (Br), Montreal.
Arrived. str Maasdyk (Dutch), New York
for Montevideo. &C (and proceeded same
BARRY. May b-sailed. str Bertha (Nor)
BELFAST, May 5-Arrived. str Balboa
sok6EAux. May ' 7--saiied. str Niagara
(Fr), New York.
BREMEN. May s--Arrived. strs cokesit,
Galveston; Samnanger (Norl. New Orleans
BUENoS AIRES, May ARRIVED strs
Santa Rosalia. New York: Hellenes tBr). do.
Sailed 7th, strs Cerra Ebano, Tampico
wcit cxRDfFP. ifMS0' May ss0"s ssaIed. str cherca
cARrAGENx. May e-sared. str Metapan.
Puerto Colombia.
CLYDE. May 6-salled. strs Gladiator
lBr,. vancouver); 7th. Lord Downshire
COCHIN, May s-saiied, str Clan MacIn-
tosh (Br) New York.
CORK. May 4-Arrived, str Baisam, PhiIa-
CRIsTOBAL. May ARRIVED, strs Da-
kotnn, San Francisco for Liverpool; Zacapa.
New Orleans via Havana.
Arrived 1th, strs AtCnas. New Orleans via
Havana; Sth. HeredIa, New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Olympic tBr). Southampton for Now
York. Is expected TO dock at pier 30, North
River, foot OF West 18th street. about $50
AM Wednesday.
Str Oscar II dam. Copenhagen, &C, for
New York. Is expected TO dock at foot OF
nth street, Hoboken, about AM Tuesday.
str Stavangcrfiord (Nor), Bergen, sc for
New York, is expected TO dock at foot Of
Both street, Brooklyn, Tuesday forenoon
Str Colombo Uta), Naples, &c, for New
York. Is expected TO deck at pier OF. North
River, foot of West 5Ith street. about Q PM
Tuesday.
Str caronia (Br). Hamburg via Halifax
for New York, is expected 20 dock at pier
20. North River. foot OF West 18th street,
Tuesday afternoon.
Str Old North State. London for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier 1, Hoboken,
Wedneday afternoon.
Str Orizaba, Havana for New York, II ex-
pected 70 dock at pier 10, East River. about
Q AM Tuesday.
Str Munargo. Nassau for New York. Is
expected 10 dock Mt pier o. East River,
Tuesday forenoon.
Str TarantLa (Br). Glasgow for New
York, Will probably dock Friday morning M
pier 81. North River. foot OF West 34th
street
str Nordamerika (Dan). Guayacan, &C.
for New York. was .320 miles 8 OF Ambrose
l. az noon Monday
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
PING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Sailed 7th. str Borgland (Nor). from Ant
werp for San Francisco.
CURACAO. May 0--Arrived. str Thorsdal
sailed 9Th. 10 PM. str Philadelphia. New
80 puBniN. III May 5Msailed. str coslleda. Bal
DuNKIRK. May 4-sailed. str zarembo.
FALMoUTH, May 8. AM-Passed. str
Nieuw Amsterdam CDutch). New York for
GENOA. May s-sailed. str Franklin X
-'Siifi GIBRALTxR. May 5-Passed. strs Adigs
QtaD, New York for Genoa; 9Th. Luxpalile.
dc for do; Rion IHr). Baton Rouge for Port
i0a Arrived srfii stS. str su,orpco. New York and
GLASGOW. May 5-Arrived. str Gothicstar
(Br), San Francisco.
Sailed 9Th. str Empress of Canada tBr.
nfTl M2IFAx HVnx Sss' Ss. May Mas Arrived str Ca
sailed u s revenue cutter Modoc. Boston.
HAMBURG, May 3-Arrived. strs Atlantic
Sun, Philadelphia; Raifuku Maru Cap),
Sailed Sd, str Carmarthenshire (Br). Ta-
HAVANA. May 7-Arrived. str Manuel
Arrived sth, str Esperanza. New York.
Sailed Sailed sia, sth. strs str Manuel csvo (spS. span
ish ports via New York; Esperanza. Mexi-
HAvRE. May 4-sailed. str West Kasson.
.siE Arrived tn. AM. str Rochambsau Tr).
New York.
sailed 9Th, str Lafayette (Fr,. New York.
HONG KONG, May 4-Sailed. str Empress
Of IMNaA asRsH bAr Msy ssa.d str Meuicano
(Nor), Baltimore.
KiNGsToN. ia. May s--Arrived. str sh-
Sailed 9Th. str Tiyives. New York.
KOBE. May ARRIVED, str Toyooka Maru
(Japl. Tacoma for Hong Kong.
Sailed 4th, str Siberia Maru (Jap). from
Hong Kong tor San Francisco.
LAGUAYRA. May 4; Z AM-'Arrived. str
zqa New Ms1 hork wa ssss
(Br), Montreal; West Nosska, Philadelphia-
Sailed oath. str Alpine Range tBr). New
LivERpooL, May e-sailed. str Mesantic
Arrived eth. str Maquan. New Orleans.
SAILED 9Th. PM. str Caiedonlan (Br). Bos-
Sailed 9Th. str Birmingham City. Avon
Sailed 7th,, str Masuda. Savannah;
for Quebec (being overhauled).
(Br). ST John. NIB: Fiuor Spar. Jackson
Nas Aysiyed 9Th; Ma;,ss str Quaker City, Newport
Arrived sth. AM. str Iperia (Br). Guanta-
namo Qoads for New York;. >.,.
Sailed 9th. strs Opawa (Br). Montreal;
virgiia (Br), New York.
MANCHESTER, May ARRIVED. str Man
chester Shipper CBD. Philadelphia.
Sailed sth. str Bowls (Bro. Montreal.
MONTREAL. May s-Arrived. strs Welsh
man (Br). Liverpool, Amalienborg tDan).
Newcastle vennonia (Brl. London; cairn-
chu (Br), Genoa; Canadian Beaver (Br).
British West Indies; Canadian Volunteer
Gracia (Br). Glasgow; scotian (Br). South
Sailed sth. etrs Scandinavian (Br). South
ampton; Canadian Sapper (Br). st Johns.
NAPLES. May 4-sailed. str Caserta
QtaD, from Genoa 70, Montreal ..r mt
cago City (Br). New York.
Sailed 7th, str Iossifoslu (GreeD, Pensa-
cola.
PETRoPAvLoBIA. May 2-Arrived. motor
Mazatlan, Seattle.
PLYMOUTH, May 7-Arrived. str ICELAND
(Br). New York for Cherbourg and Antwerp
(and proceeded).
Arrived 7th. str President Taft. New York
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
NEW CALIFORNIAN ARRIVES.
NJ Motorsbip Carries Largest Diesel
Unit Built in This Country.

The new motorship Californian OF the
American-Hawaiian Steamship Company
arrived Mt New York Sunday from
Philadelphia and will proceed In a few
days 90 Boston for her first trip to the
Pacific coast. The ship. built by the
Merchant Shipbuilding Corporation at
Chester. Pa, has the largest Diesel pro-
pelling units built In this country. These
were supplied by tho Cramps, who are
United States licensees for Burmelster
n Vain. The engines give the 1000
deadweight ton ship a speed OF Ills
knots and steaming radius Of $4,000
miles.
The Californian Is the first motorshlp
20 have the Sperry gyro compass She
has an electrical hydraulic steering
gear and sixteen 30 horse power electric
winches. The Rich fire extlnguishing
system Is the same as on the largest
passenger liners.
The New York herald., 1922-05-09
Dangers to Navigation.


Ice patrol ship Tampa's position May 4.
lat AZ 80, lon 80 10; total six bergs previous
ly reported scattered around tall OF Banks.
all drifting south and westward; southern
ice limits 7th. lat AZ 30. between Ions 40
and 81 30. continue same warning for
steamers making Cabot Strait: IS bergs In
vicinity lat AZ. drifting southwark 10 miles
per day.
Ice patrol ship Tampa's position 9th. lat
ze 20, lon 4S 40; several small bergS reported
yesterday lat a. 80, lon 4S 20; investigating
to-day southern ice limit, lat AZ 30. between
Ions 40 and 81 30; continued same warning
steamers on st Lawr enco track; whistling
buoy lat 81 80, Ion 40 43; large cable buoy
lat 40 o. lon 40 21: object resembling mine.
lat 40 26, lon As "A: broadcasted informa-
ton of method to destrow mine with rifle
fire: no immediate search due to pressing
ice conditions.
The wreck Of str st Andrea, Port Said
Approach. Egypt, sunk In the year 1918. Is
located about 5h miles. northeastward OF
Port Said Lighthouse and Y mile westward
Of It's charted position. in approximately lat
81 IS 35 N, Ion 80 "a f..