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The New York herald., 1922-04-30
TWO DEPORTATIONS
END GAY WORLD TRIP
Hugh and Charlie, Disliked by
Police, Torn From Rich
BritOns.

Hugh and Charlie, who until week
ago were the life of the party that
Ralph Hassman, wealthy Englishman.
was personally conducting on tour of
the world in ninety days, started away
yesterday without the formality of say
ing good-by. Two immigration inspec-
tors from Ellis Island saw them safely
on board the Royal Mail packet Ore
pesa.
Hugh and Charlie are known to the
police of London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid.
Petrograd, &c, as Hugh Rowland alias
Hamilton Cleighton Radley. and Charles
Grant Lawson. alias Hobbs. They will
debarK at Cherbourg, Rowland for
France and Lawson for Spain.
Meanwhile the surviving members Of
the party are making ready to return
home. The tour is off. Miss Stephens
fiancee of Mr.. Hassman, said yesterday
at the Biltmore that Mr. Hassman was
quite upset" at the reports published
in yesterdays papers
Mr.. Hassman didn't think they were
crooks" Miss Stephens said. He
thought they were quite nice-quite up
to his social standing. you know"
Mr.. Hassman is Ill in bed as result,
York" In company with Rowland and
Aquitania with Miss Stephens and her
chaperon. Mrs. Jane Lewis, a young
Australian widow, said to be a mil
lionaire, also formerly of the party.
started for Australia by way of San
Francisco.
Another woman connected with the
tour (by marriage), Mrs. Rowland, wife
of Hugh. turned up yesterday at 10
West Fifty-eighth street where it was
said she was too Ill to be interviewed
Mrs. Rowland spilled the beans two
weeks ago by trailing the globe trotters
from England and insisting that Hugh
return with her. When he refused she
told the police he and Charlie had a
Continental reputation. Their arrest
followed.
The cost of the globe tour to Mr.
Hassman and Miss Lewis to date was
estimated yesterday at more than $780,
900, which includes, of course the money
lost at bridge, borrowed, &c, by Hugh
and Charlie, added starters who were
picked up last winter on the Riviera.
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SAILED.

strs svanhild DAM. Copenhagen; Bethore.
Cruz Grande: Gulfaueen. Port Arthur; Steel
London: President Taft. Bremen: Orizaba.
Havana; oropesal (BD. Hamburg; Porto
Rico, San Juan. &c; Momus. New Orleans !:
Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Rotterdam;
Celtic (Bro. Liverpool Edith. San Juan:
Tsassr Nc nia0n
(Br5. as's Bristoi rHaa stonnewan stone Baitimore; Pan
So osse Sci a RTnz der
Anglia (swJ. Norfolk; Burutu (Br). Dakar.
phia. -
strs Lake Arthur. Richmond; Alamo. Gal
weston: El Occidente. do; Justin (Br). Para; ];
(BD. London; Spillsby tBr. Baltimbore;
Philadelphia. do: Edgehill. Antwerp: Cal
garolite (Br). Talara; Gwladys tBr). Guam
strs croxteth Hall (er). Piraeus. &c; Nor
den DAM, Manzanilo: LON lNor). Nor
folk; Carenco. Marseilles. &C.; Sunelesco.
City of st Louis. Savannah; Wilmington
strs smaraga tNor,, Nueyisas ssas Munorway wssy
Jaffrey. callao.
strs Hamilton Range (Br). London via
soson Rn Hfnsm Msmsun
(Nor), Norfolk.
Str Carenco. Marseilles.
Schr Rebecca X Dousass. Pmiadelpnia.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced to sea level) at New York on
Saturday, April 20, 1922, at AM. as re-
ported by the united States Weather Bureau
was thirty and twenty-five hundredths
$50 25) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and sixty-eight and three
tenths (T6S.3) millimeters Captains of all
vessels lying in near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advaniageousy
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
non iHQro la m adirIatmenf
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM. SW, light;
clear: smooth sea.
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Rv Un;,ed State. Naval Radio.

xswimoon 785 Sc Tecomate 2sth.
Albert Watts 800 w Havana 2Sth.
Aibertolite 80 S Jupiter 2eth.
Ario 10 N Hatteras 2Sth.
Belvidere 833 f Cape Henlopen 2Sth.
Casey 0 f Hatteras 2sth. -
Charles NJ Everest 81 Jupiter 2stn
Occur d. Alene 295 L Ambrose L 2sth-
rConcho 1856 Scotland L 2eth.
cristobai $50 NV Havana 2Sth.
Dauperata 1,34S f Ambrose l. 18TH
David McKelvy % Jupiter 29th.
Dean Emery 210 NE Tampico 18th.
Eastern Dawn lat 43 90. lon 3s Ss 10Th
Eastern Exporter 516 L Cape May 2Sth.
Eastern Glade 554 L Cape May 29th.
eastern Trader SO SW Cape San Antonio
Ei Alba As 8 Jupiter goth. -
r O Barstow 1O4 WNW Sand Key 10Th.
Frieda % w Tortugas 18th. ~.
Fred w Weller 116 NNE Jupiter 29th.
Gloucester passed Bodies Island 10th.
Gulftrade las wNW Tortugas 10th.
Gulfmaid 1855 N Jupiter 29th.
Guifstream Z Sand Key 29th.
n c Folger 20 N Jupiter 29th.
Hawaiian 4S0 E Ambrose l. v 2Sth.
He rbert G Wylie 334 w Sand Key 2Sth.
italia ITO Jupiter 29th
J M Guffey l3 ssE Sand X Key o 2eth'
jeff Davis lat 3s o.. lon 6l 70 9TH.
Lewis X Thurlow IA 5 Sand Key 2sth.
Ligonier $50 s Havana 29th. III
erssS lleo ,oo ReS West sas ssh
Maquan lat Al %. Ion 45 81 2Sth.
Morro Castle PAT Scotland L v 10th.
Mount Clinton 1851 q Ambrose L 2Sth.
Norman em Bridge 100 W Sand Key 2sth.
Nyanza 1,21S s Scotland l. 2Sth.
o T Waring 113 N Jupiter 10th.
Patuca 1856 z Bermuda s:54 M AN 2oth-
Princeton 1877 w Sand Key 18th.
Rayo SO Jupiter 10th.
sagaporack 77S z Ambrose L v 2Sth.
San Bias 153 Nantucket 29th.
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Army Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE New Yonx HERALD

Special Dispatch TO THE New YoRx HrnALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. c., April 90.
These army orders were made public TO-
day.
ADJUTANT- GENERALS DEPARTMENT..
Kendrick. Lieut.-col william j.. to Fort
McPherson.
AIR SERVICE.
Holmberg, Capt. John b., to Hot Springs.
Ark
COAST ARTILLERY.
King. Major Harry L., to New Orleans
ENGINEERS.
Thomas. Major Robert s.. to Camp Hum
phreys.
GENERAL STAFF.
Holbrook, Col l.. r.. to San Francisco.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Morse, Lieut.-Col.. Charles r.. to San
Francisco.
Cooper, Major Alexander T.. to Fort Ben
ming.
Hume. Major Edgar f., TO washington,
Lambie, Jr.. Major J. s.. to washington.
Craig, Capt. J. S., to New York City
Drew, Capt, Arthur W., to New York City.
Heilman. Capt Adam O.. to New York
Newcomb, Capt G. A., to New York city.
Rogers. Capt. Harold D., to Fort Sam
Houston.
QUARTERMAsTERs.
cheatham. Col. b. Frank, to headquarters
Noble. Eeut.-Coi william H., to Camp
Travis.
Longacre. Capt. Clarence. to Seventh Corps
Wagner. Capt. Robert j.. TO Seventh
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hay, Brighten. william H.. to Douglas,
Ariz.
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BUZzARD BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass,
April 27-Arrived. schrs Lizzie d Small and
Teluma, bound east.
: Arrived 2sth. str Mohawk. Port Ivory for
boston; tug Roger Williams, New York.
towing barges Stroudsburs and Beechwood,
for Boston.
Passed 2sth. tug Confidence. Boston for
Wings Neck. with barges Biwabik and Beat
fie; f,o,rd from m Lynn Ito return with barges).
: HILo. April 22-sailed. str Enterprise.
HoNoLULU. April oo-Arrived. str Ma.
kura SBr. Vancouver for Sydney (and pro-
Sailed 22d. motor Kobenhavn Dan,.
NORFOLK. Va. April 27-sailed from
Lamberts Point. strs Bristol. Boston: Mel
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. April 2e-Arrived.
sePe PokT krss9aa RRE VASE NASSAU Ap t9r $ Pe5rs
schr Mary winkelman. Sound port.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. April 24-Arrived.
strs Erviken (Nor). Liverpool; Pennsylva.
MA Port Lobos; schr Blakely. Ponce; Mabel
Sailed 2ath. strs Dirigo. north of Hatteras !;
scbTs bbEoylpnScF Mnss F.,rca RI. Aprn 27-Ar,ivss
RoCKPoRT. Mass. April ae-Arrived, schr
Geo II Bradford. Jonesport.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. April 23-Arrived,
ing for New York;.
Arrived 23d motor Siam (Dan) Seattle
(te finish loading for ,copenhagenl.
Boston: Ruth Alexander, Victoria. Seattle
&C.; ships Bohemia. Bristol Bay: Star Of
Chile. do.
Sailed 2sd. str West Haven. New York.
= Sabine. Tex. April 24-Arrived. str II c
sroNINGToS. Me. April o5-Arriyed,
schr Erwin J Luce. Addison for New York.
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San Francisco, &C, via Philadelphia and
Panama Canal (generaD-Luckenbach
Str Iowan. Curtis. Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco. dc. via Panama Canal (generaD--
United American Lines.
Str Zulia. Morris, Laguayra, Curacao and
Maracaibo via Mayaguez lgeneraD-Bliss.
Str Porto Rico. Barbour. San Juan. Ponce,
SC (generaD-New York and Porto Rico
Str Harrison Smith tBr,. Rosley. Port
Lobos (ballast)--R l. Hague.
Str Gwladys (Brl, Forster, Guantanamo
(ballasp-Munson Steamship Line.
natl. &C 1genera6 enc Atlantis Fruit Co.
Str Esparta. o'Neili. Tea (ballasD =
United Fruit CO; ,
(generaD Southern Pacific Co.
Str Muskogee. Elfstrom, Port Arthur (bal-
lasp-R Hague Cleared 2sth);
Str Eugene Thayer. Nicholson, Hous-
ton (ballasD-sinclair Navigation Co
Str N + Elliott. Lake. Texas City tbal-
Str Momus Maxson. New Orleans (gen-
eral--Southern Pacific Co.
str Lenape. Kemble, Charleston and Jacks
sonvile tgenera)-clyde Steamship Co
Str Airedaie tBr. Butcher, Norfolk (bai-
last)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Anglia (Sw). Lundvall. Norfolk (bal-
ast)--Moore & Mccormack Co.
Str oran (Nor). Karlsen. Norfolk tbal-
last) -Isbrandtsen-M Moeler.
Str Knut Hamsun (Nor), Anderson. Nor
folk (ballast)-Munson Steamship Line
Str. Lake Arthur, Atkinson, Richmond
tgeneraD Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str wilmington (BD. Norby. Baltimore
(ballast) )--George Hellesen. Inc.
(ballast)--J il Winchester 4 Co.
str Bueland SNorl. Nielsen. Baltimore
Str Bordered (fsr). Evans from Beira).
Philadelphia (residue) Lilly Co. :.
Str Capulin. Evans (from London. Hull
and Leith). Philadelphia and Baltimore tres-
iuue) Export Transportation Co.
Str Haverford (Br), Jones. Philadelphia
| (ballasU American Line.
Str Cabo villano (Sp). Astoriquia, Phila-
delphia (ballast) )-Ybarra Line.
| Str Paul II Harwood. Mckenzie (from
Tampico). Perth Amboy (residue) ue)-Huasteca
Petroleum Co.
Str Lord Ormonde (Br). Girvan. Perth
Amboy (ballast)-American Metals Trans
! portation Co.
Str Nebraskan. Parker. Boston lin transiD
| United American Lires.
| Str Edward Luckenbach, Greene, Boston
| Gin transit) Steamship Co.
| Str Norwalk, Croweli, Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Motor ship Daniel NJ Munro lBr) McDon-
| ald Windsor cballast)-J Whitney Co.
| Schr Minas Princess (Br). Digou. PARIS
| boro (baiasD-J r Whitney Co.
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Dangers to Navigation.

IReported to the Hydrographlc Office.l
April 2s, lat 35 05, lon "A 45, passed
cack spar. with rigging attached. standing
upright and projecting about % feet out of
water; apparently : tcpmast-Str West Dur
fee.
April 81, lat 80 10. lon rs 20. passed
partly submerged object about 80 feet long
and projecting about feet above water, ap-
parently derelict. bottom up-Str Alvarado.
April %, lat 81 06. Ion 40 35, passed red
nun buoy, newly painted-Str Tenafly.
April /, lat Al, lon IL 40, passed spar
about 80 feet long, covered with marine
growth-Sir Sundance.
Ice patrol ship Seneca's position April %,
"a hours southern limits OF ice lat ~ 10 n,
between lon AZ and SO w small berg lat
Al IS n, Ion 81 - W. growler lat 46 OF
". lon 40 40 w; two bergs lat 46 20 n. Ion
80 Is w three pergs lat 40 05 N. Ion 40 40
w; wreckage lat 80 32 N. Ion 54 30 w;
stump of large tree lat Al 80 n, Ion 46 80 w.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
munication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
mya, without charge, report their
(TR> noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Otterclics); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called, and they
will be forwared to New York.
1t is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
ication.
Position reports can also be
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city (WCG); Babylon, L. 1.
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Position reports will also be
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Daily Calendar
THE WEATHER.

For Eastern New York-Fair to-day
and tomorrow no change in tempera-
ture moderate west and northwest
winds.
For New Jersey-Fair to-day and to-
morrow; moderate temperature gentle.
variable winds
For Northern New England-Fair to-
day and tomorrow no change in tenn
perature; moderate west and northwest
winds
For Southern New England--Fair to-
day and tomorrow no change in tenn
perature; moderate west and northwest
winds.
For Western New York-Fair to-day
and tomorrow moderate temperature
WASHINGTON. April 29.-There have
been rains within the lsrt twenty-four
hours in the South AtlaTtic and East
Gulf States and at widely scattered
points In Texas and the Rock Mountain
and northern plateau regions. Fair
weather prevailed in other regions to-
day.
There were frosts this morning in the
Middle Atlantic and New England
States. the Ohio and upper Mississippi
valleys and region of the great lakes.
The outlook is for generally fair weather
tomorrow and Monday over the Atlantic
and East Gulf States. Tennessee. the
Ohio Valley and the lower lake region.
The temperature will remain moderate
tomorrow and Monday in the Middle
Atlantic and New England States, the
Ohio Valley AMI the lower lake region.
Observations at United States Weather
Bureau stations. taken at 5 r. M. yesterday,
gay fy-fi
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Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. April 90.
These navy orders have been made public
COMMANDERS.
Berthoff, Wallace to u. s. s. Arizona.
Fremont, John c.. to u. s. s. Idaho.
LIEUTENANT-CoM
Edeiman. Leighton NJ, to u. S. s. Neches
LlEUTENANTs.
Yates. Richard W., to East Pittsburgh.
Bates, John F.. Jr. to East Pittsburgh
Bursen, Raymond, to Essington, Pa
Clough. Harold A.. to u. s. 8. Patoka
Connolly. Richard L.. TO Brooklyn.
Dalton, Donald NJ, to st. Louis.
Dupre, Dallas d., to East Pittsburgh
Hoard, Carl e.. to st. Louis.
Hutchinson. Myron w, to Essington, Pa.
Kyle, James r., TO Philadelphia.
MacGowan, Charles A.. TO East Pitts
burgh.
Mall, Francis NJ. to navy yard washing
ton.
Moore. Louis r.. to East Pittsburgh.
Morgan. Philip c., to Essington, Pa
pickhardt. Adolf Won s., to Naval Acad-
cmy.
Portz, Garner p, to Brooklyn.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[Ry MaIl.l

by NALL
CAIBARIEN. April 25--Arrived. str Elida
Clausen (Nor). Cienfuegos.
HALIFAX, April 2G-Sailed. str Rose Cas-
tie (Br). Louisburg.
HAVANA. April 2I-Arrved. strs Alva-
rado. Puerto Colombia land sailed for New
York; 25th, Lake Fiorian, Galveston: schr
G Hackley. Tampa.
Sailed Gath. strs Santa Theresa (Br). Port
LoBITos. April ls-Arrived, schr w
elise (Nor). Seattle
ST JOHN. NIB. April 27-Arrived. str
Deuel. Portland
Sailed 27th. strs Canadian Mariner (Br),
Montreai Wabana (BD, Louisburg.
SHELBURNE, April 27-In port, schr
James william (Br). for New York.
VICTORIA BE, Apri, 23-Arrived. str La
placentia San Pedro
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Winds of Atlantic Coast.

East and West GIlf--Moderate northeast
and east winds: cloudy and unsettled Sun
day.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate east to north winds and fair
weather Sunday.
North of Sandy Hock-Moderate TO fresh
west and northwest winds and fair weather
Sunday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Gentle 10 mod
crate variable winds and fair weather Sun
day.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
north to east winds; cloudy and unsettled
Sunday.
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LOCAL WEATHER RECORDS.
CAPT. HOWARD PROMOTED.

Cant. Joseph Howard. who has been
In command of the West Thirtieth street
police station, was transferred last night
to the office of Inspector Thomas I'm
derhill OF the Second Inspection district
and promoted to the rank of Deputy In
spector Capt Archibald Mcneil was
transferred from the Fifth street station
to the command left vacant by Capt.
Howard
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CLEARED.

Str Slavic Prince (Br). Morrison, London
(eeneraD-Furness, Witty & Co.
str Oregonian. Eaton. Hamburg tgeneraD
United American Lines.
Str Victoria Maru Jap. Shobayashi. Yo-
kohama and Kobe (gcnera)-Harriss, Ma
gill & Co.
Str Otarama (BD, Williams. Auckland.
wellington, &C. via Philadelphia and Pan
anna Canal (generaD D-Norton. Lilly Co.
Str Santarem (Braz), Azevedo, Pernam-
buco. Bahia. &c. via Norfolk (genera)-
Lloyd Brazileiro.
Janeiro, &C, via Philadelphia (general)-In-
ternatlonal Freight Corporation.
Str Singapore (BD. Martin. Rio Janero.
Montevideo and Buenos Aires (general)- -
Kleppe Co,
Str Justin (Br). Downing, Para, Ceara.
&c, via Norfolk (general)-Booth & Co.
Str Il ] Luckenbach, Mclean. Los Angeles.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CARoNIA (Br). from Hamburg 27th for
New York
EMPRESS OF RUSSIA (Rr), from Kobe
27th for Vancouver.
GRANITE STATE. from Queenstown 2sth
for New York.
LAPLAND (Br). from cherbourg 2sth for
New York.
MoNTEAGLE (Bo. from Shanghai 2sth for
Vancouver.
ORBITA (Br), from Southampton 2Sth for
New York.
POLAND (Br). from Southampton 2sth for
Montreal
OSCAR III DAM, from Christiania 2sth for
New York.
ScoTIAN (Br), from Antwerp 26th for
Montreal.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY. Inc.

Hraddock o79 Z Cape Henry 2sth. -
S3raye Occur 40 IL Cape Hatteras 2Sth.
Caroiinian $50 Sc Ambrose L 2sth.
Catherine 81 NE Nantucket l. 18TH
Dorchester IA Sw Brigantine buoy 29th.
Editor 224 4 Ambrose l. 10Th.
Hilton a5 s Scotland L $3.50 PM 2eth.
kroonland 90s T. Ambrose l. 2sth
Lake Gilboa 1873 Scotland l. 18th.
Naraval TT SSE Ambrose 2sth,
Panhandle state 472 Z Ambrose l. 29tn.
Quaker City 260 ESE Sable Island 2sth.
San Juan lat 81 2s. Ion 70 o. 29th.
San Lorenzo 672 Ambrose l. 29th.
Southern Cross 258 SIC Ambrose l. 18th.
Tanamo ,334 Scotland l. 10Th.
West Maximus 400 i Cape Henry 10 Pm 2etn.
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San Bruno 90 8 Nantucket Goth.
San Mateo 81 \ Jupiter Goth.
Sarcoxie lat 40 80. Ion 4s 80 2Sth.
Schodack .1S0 f Ambrose l. 2sth.
Seattle Spirit 1,314 Z Ambrose L V 2Sth.
Standard 80 y Jupiter Goth.
Susquehanna 2S2 L Ambrose L v 2Sth.
Tenafly $50 e Cape Henry 10th.
Tecumseh 2S5 Z Ambrose l. v Goth
Texas 80 L Sand Key Goth.
w H Libby 1913 Sc Halifax Goth.
West Inskip / .4S9 E Ambrose L " Goth.
william Rockefeller 20 SW Hatteras 29th
Yankee Arrow 1853 SSW Swan Island 2Sth.
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westerly gale during the day the towing
nawser parted and the uNonian drifted 10
miles north With the assistance of the
tugs the Winifredian gained control of the
drifting vessel late in the afternoon.
VINEYARD HAVEN Mass, April as--Schr
Mayflower tBr), from Parrsboro, with lum-
Der. anchored off here tonight, having been
floated at high tide az Oak Bluff where she
blown aground after having her anchor
chains broken in heavy gale early to-day:
vessel undamaged and proceeds to Fal River
rs soon as weather permits.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE Nj, April 29-Bnrometer al
noon. 29.45 inches; wind, W. strong breeze
weather. duh and cloudy. temperature, AZ
deg Fair.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

NORFOLK, Va. April 2o-Tug Director
crashed into the end pier of the Southgate
Terminal here yesterday. The bow of the
tugboat went feet into the building.
Str Anna Maersk (Dan) arrived here from
New York with tail shaft cracked.
ST JOHNS, NF. April 29-Str Oxonian. in
tow OF str Winifredian. was still unable
to-day to enter this rort During a heavy
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SHIP NEWS OF ALL THE WORLD CONTINUED \

TuTIcDRIN. April 2oTsaiisd. str Poieric
(Br). New York.
VANCOUVER, BE. April 29--Arrived. str
Oriental, San Francisco.
VERA CRUZ. April 2T-sailed. str Nordh-
valen (Dan). Nassau
VICTORIA. Be. April e9'-Arrived. str
Satsuma, Japan s~
YOKOHAMA. April 27-Arrived. strs Silver
State. Seattle; 25th. schr Oregon Fir. Port
Sailed 10th. str shndzuoka Maru Jap).
Seattle.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New Jersey-Kill Van Kull-The Light
house Service announces obstruction buoy.
HIS, Temporarily established April ~, 1922,
/ ,525 yards 2s2h deg (true) from Sailors
snug Harbor dome. in 5h fathoms Of water.
to mark rock shoal.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICAN LEGION. at Rio Janeiro 27th.
CARMANIA (Br). at Liverpool 2Sth.
KOREA MARU (Jap) at Shanghai 2Sth.
ORDUNA (BD, at Hamburg 27th.
POLoNIA (Dan), at Danzig 2lst.
SILVER STATE. at Yokohama 2Tth.
STOCKHOLM (Sw), at Gothenburg Goth.
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Connecticut-Saugatuck and Five Mile
Rivers-The Lighthouse Service announces
following buoys changed to third class cone
April 26-27. 1922: Outer and inner mid
channel buoys PS, Ballast Reef buoy 2, Five
Mile River entrance buoys and J. and Five
Mile River buoy 4.
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Bound East.

schr J LLOYD Hawkridge, New York for
Providence.
Schr Hannah II, New York for Greenport.
Schr Ida Gibson. Weehawken for a
Maine port.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South,

Str North Land. Boston for New York Cat
40 AND.
Schr G. Maud Gaskill (Br). st John. NB
for New York, with lumber to the Shepard
Morse Lumber Co vessel to + Whitney &
Co.
: schr Frank Pierce, Nantucket for New
Vnrk
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, Ore April o2--Saiied. schr
Thistle. San Francisco and San Pedro Tin
tow Of str Mukilteo).
called gath. bark Levi Burgess. Nusha-
gsk
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

vauban so Ambrose L v Goth.
Vesta 100 Hatteras 10th.
w G Teagle IL Hatteras 2Oth.
" II Libby 1873 Sc Halifax 29th,
Vest Durfee lat SO 10. lon 6l - 2sth.
Vim Irish as sSE Overfalls L 10Th.
VIM Green 265 r Hatteras 2oth.
Vim A McKenney 800 $ Ambrose l. zsth
VIM Rockefeller 20 SN Hattsras zsth.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

The launching Of the steel Diesel power
houseboat Miramar, under construction
for L. III. Eisenlohr of Philadelphia, will
take place tomorrow at the Kyle &
Purdy shipyard, City Island, New York
city.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The Robins Dry Dock and Repair
Company was low bidder at s32,455 when
tenders were opened at the Shipping
Board offices for the work of recondi-
tioning the steamship Blue Hen State
scheduled for the London service Of the
United States Lines.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
"Gets=It'
l. Relieves
COrnS in
80 Seconds
Ask Your Friends They Kn

Thousands of people have only Them
selves to blame for corn agony blood
poison, etc. Trimming and treating"
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

cutting and pairing merely make a bad
matter worse Millions of others are
wiser; They know how easily and
quickly "Gets-It'' shrivels and peels
corns and calluses off-in one piece.
Get your money back If it fails.
Wear new shoes with comfort. Get Q
bottle to-day. Il. Lawrence & CO., Mfr,
Chicago. Costs but a trifle everywhere.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
Rainfall

Observations at United States Weather
Bureau stations. taken at 5 p. M. yesterday,
seventy-fift meridian time:
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

EXCURSION STEAMERS FOR CHARTER
Also deck scows and covered barges. Ap
ply MILLS BROS, 20 South ri.
The New York herald., 1922-04-30
BOARD & LODGING WANTED

JEWISH infant girl; mothery care; reason
able compensation. b4S Herald, 2so
proadwnv
The New York herald., 1922-04-30

KEEP clear or dredging plant. East River
off North Tth ST., over II. II. T.. tunnel.
MORRIS & CUMMINGS DREDGING co.