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The New York herald., 1922-08-23
SAILED.

Strs McKeesport. Baltimore; satartia. Co
lombo. &c. Phoebus (Fr). Philadelphia
Livingston Roe, Rotterdam: Apache, Jack
sonville; Aquitania (Bp, Southampton
Presidente Wilson ItaD. Trieste via Bos-
ton: Rosolute. Hamburg Floridian. Boston
West Mahomet Genoa FL Alba. Galveston
City of Atlanta. savannah; Joseph NJ
Cudahy. Tampico; l. I Bedford, Galveston
Norina, Petrograd.
Str City OF Dunedin c3r). Auckland.
Str West Loquossuck. Montreal@
Bark Cecil j. Stewart, -.
Schr Maid OF Canada CBr). Newark. NJ.
Sailed 21st, str Ormidale. Norfolk.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
freduced TO sea level) Mt New York on
Tuesday. Aug %. 1922. at 3 AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau was
thirty and twelve hundrsdth (30.12) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
siSty-five t765) millimetcrs. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Tho home OF former Fire Chief Ed
ward r. Croker on Penn street and
Lindell Boulevard at Long Beach. J..
T.. has been sold 70 irving J. Halpern-
The residence IS situated on a plot OF
about 100 lots and tho holding price Ia
said e have been about 10000. airing
& oakley Of Long Beach were the
brokers.
Howe & Thompson sold a plot IooxlT5,
on Soundview avenue. white Piains,
for John r. Henry OF Chappaqua 10
Helen q. Johnson.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distance given In miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l
Absecon 97 miles NE Cape Henry ed.
Binnendyke lat 40 03. lon 81 40 21st.
Bramell Point 1856 K by n Cape May 21st.
Bremerton 20 Nantucket l. 22d.
tarplaka 32l j. by n Cape Henry 22d.
Casey 294 u by n Cape Hatteras 22d.
Collamer Sl4 J., Ambrose l. V 21st.
Currier l40 SW Nantucket l. v 22d.
Grecian 13S NE Winter Quarter l. o2d
Helen 5S3 Scotland J. v 21st.
Huron 322 s Scotland l. v I'D.
.lanelew 800 u by n Hatteras 22d.
~ i Elliott 3T5 Cape Race 21st.
Major Wheeler passed out Cape Henry ed.
New Jersey 400 s Cape Race 2lst.
Noccalula lat 80 ST, Ion 60 % ed
ormidale NE Fenwick Island l. ed.
l'pestone County 626 = Ambrose l. " 21st
22d.
Sagaporack $50 e Ambrose l. 22d.
san Juan 514 Scotland l. 22d.
Suscuehanna 1.022 Il Ambrose l. V c1st
Ianamo $50 Scotland l. 21st.
West Cressy $50 Il by Cape Henry 22d.
West Helix 1876 L Cape Henry 22G.
By tho Radio Corporation Of
America!
Argus ] 200 II Ambrose L v 21st.
6irkenhead 245 S Hatteras 22d.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Buckley & Horton Company sold 24s
East Twenty-thlrd street between Clar-
endon and Cortolyou roads, two story
two-family house. 2oxl0o, for Mrs. Mary
Sheehan.
Samuel Galitzlsa sold for Henry q.
Hose % Carl w. Stocks frame house
and garage. <outh east corner OF Ave-
rue y and East Twelfth street. The
property was held at S12.500.
The Davenport Real Estate Company
sold the u story dwelling at ~ Buck
ingham road. 45N1O0 for a client to A.
". Shaw for occupancy.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic office.l
Aug 20. lat 80 06. Ion "a 10, passed a large
nun buoy-Str Baracoa.
Aug 10. lat 3s ~. Ion "a ~, passed red
nun buoy marked No 4.
Aug 90, lat 20 10. lon SO "a. passed spar
projecting about Is feet out OF water. ap-
parenty attached to submerged wreckage-
Str San Gil.
Aug 49, lat is 22y-Ion rs 10, passed a piece
OF wreckage about 40 feet long covered with
barnacles-Str San Mateo.
Aug 2. lat 81 O6. lon 30 II. passed red
conieal light buoy-Str Marie UtaD.
Aug IL, lat a 2s, Ion 81 OF, passed a rusty
buoy or mine covered with barnacles-Str
Orduna (Br).
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch 20 THE NEW York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau, n
MnshIngton. ID. c.. Aug. %.

NusHtnKtOus ~. t.s aug. y. J
These naval orders were made public to-
day:
Bell. Lieutenant Commander RobertsE., to
Destroyer Sauadrons Pacific Fleet.
Hagen. Lieutenant Commander Ole o., 70
u S S. Mexico.
Miles. Lieutenan, Commander Alfred IL.
granted leave OF absence.
Ross. Lieutenant Commander Clarence W.
TO Y. S. S. Curlaw.
Short. Lieutenant Commander w. H., %
u S. $. Mercy.
Blaisdell. Lieut.. g. B., resigned
Borgeson. Lieut. Oscar, relieved active
duty.
Brayton. Lieut.. Harry r.. relieved active
duty.
Harrison. Lieut.. Peyton. to u. S. s. ST..
Hook Lieut.. J. c., 20 II. 8. New York.
Jeffs, Lieut.. r., 10 submarine flotilla g.
Maher. Lieut.. James r., 70 y. $. s. Che
Ross. Lieut.. r. D.. TO U. s. g. cnewinx.
Schonborg. Lieut.. g. to- Naval Hospital,
Wells. Lieut.. b. o.. TO u. 8. 8. chewink
Barbour, Lieut.. II. L.. TO naval station.
'Grisier. Lieut. otto w. to U. g. 9. okla
homa.
McLendon. Lieut.. Preston A.. resigned.
Pomeroy. Lieut.. Earl s.. 20 navy yard
Mare Island. Calf.
Terrell. Lieut.. " F.. 20 u. s. 8. Quail.
Trowhridge. Lieut.. S. J.. to r.. 8. Boston.
Jarboe Lieut.. Il. D.. resigned.
Lehman, Lieut.. II. j., TO u. s. s. Tonnes
see.
Reilly. Lieut. q. l.. 10 U. s.. g. ouar.
Bouffard, Lieut.. l.. relieved active duty.
Rentz. Lieut.. G.. s., 20 u. 3. s. Quail.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
CANDY RETAILERS
TO PAY HIGH RENT
Lease of 18th Avenue Building
Calls for $4,000 for 81
Year Term.

An approximate rental OF $4,000 a
year will be paid by Page q Shaw. Inc.
candy manufacturers. for the entire
building at $50 Fifth avenue. which the
firm has occupied for more than twelve
years. The structure contains six
stories and occupies a lot. % 81. be-
tween ,Forty-fifth and Forty-slxth
streets. on the east side OF the avenue.
The lease is for twenty-one years and
calls for an aggregate rental OF $5o5. 600.
The owners estate is the owner Of the
property.
other Business Leases.
Ames & Co. leased for carstein &
Linnekin, agents. space in 3 West
Twenty-ninth street to Walker Knitting
Mills. Inc; for Bing & Bing space in
1923 Broadway to Rubber Process Corpo-
ration OF Detroit: third floor In 23 West
Thrty-first street TO Isaac Feigel; third
floor in 13 East Thirty-hrst street to
Irving Armour.
The Vim Garage. Inc. leased 70 the
Superior Garage Corporation the ga
sterdam avenue 100 feet south of 1S3d
street.
Warranty Brokerage Corporation
leased a portion of the sixth floor in As
West Fifty-seventh street for its
own use; also the store floor for
five years to the Metropolitan Art and
Auction Galleries.
Residential Rentals.
Culver and Co. leased an apart
ment in 1900 Park avenue for Bing &
Bing 10 Mrs. Stanley Rumbaugh.
M. Morgenthau, Jr., Company, Ever
EFT NJ Seixas Company Consolidated.
rented an apartment in 40 West Fifty
eighth street 10 Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Men
del Of Meadsville. Pa.
Butler & Baldwin. Inc. leased an
apartment IN IL West Fifty-first street
70 Miss Agnes j. Heating.
Goodwin & Goodwin. Inc. rented
for the estate Of Edward j. II. Tam
sen the four story dwelling. 20S Lenox
avenue. 25x10o, TO A. Stiner.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23

northeast and east winds; weather partly
cloudy Wednesday.
East Guf-Moderate east and southeast
winds; weather partly cloudy WednAday.
West Gulf-Moderate east and southeast
winds: weather generally fair Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds. except
variable over south portion: weather partly
cloudy; occasional showers Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
SHIPPING, NEWS OF THE WORLD CONTINUED
rived and satlsd. schr Josiah b Chase. bound

rived and satied. schr Josiah Chase. bound
west.
Arrived and sailed 22d. schrs Layoita, Sui
llvan for Providence: Mines King (Br), Wal
ton, NS, for New York: Favonian (Br), New
York for Gaspe.
Sailed 22d, tugs Paoli. towing narges
Cbound E); Neptune. towing 3, do; Liberty
towing 3. do.
sailed 22d, schrs Annie B Mitchell (fron
Perth Amboy). Portland; Grace Pendle-
ton (from Norfolh, Calais; sarah Eaton
(from New York;. Machias.
Passed 22d, tug Savage. towing barges
(bound E) Wind, moderate breeze.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Residential Rentals.
BUY At JACKSON HEIGHTS.

J. J. Dale and r. i. Lassiter OF the
Dale Machinery Company have pur-
chased apartments Mt Jackson Heights;
the former bought at 155 Twenty-third
street and the latter at 10 Twenty-sec-
ond street. c. X. Lassiter. vice-presi-
dent of the American Locomotive Com
pany has purchased an apartment In
16l Twenty-second street. All these
suites are in the Elm Court group of
elevator apartment buildings.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
THREE MORE COAL CHARTERS.

Three new charters for coal voyages
from the United Kingdom were an
nounced yesterday. by tho Shipping
Board, bringing tho total UP TO 72. The
ships were the West Norranus. $500
deadweight tons: Ala, s.725 tons, and
Marden Creek, 1926 tons. All were
fixed at 10 shillings ton for Septem-
Der loading.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
ALBERTA GROWING FAST.

EDMONTON, Alta, Aug. 22.--statlstics
show that the urban population in the
Province Of Alberta has grown In twenty
years from 1853 TO 222,e04. an average
increase Of about 10000 year. During
the same period the rural population has
been increasing at an average rate OF
1890 q year,
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
STATION w w u. MANHATTAN.
CWA~AaiAkFR)

/ .i5 r. M.-New music as played By popular
panlgts for the piano
1925 =. M.-%ew Musical Comedy Music rs
played by RAUL Whiteman and his orchestra
FOR the Vlctrola.
1 40 L. M.-Mrs. G. a. Rugg, President and
Founder OF Universal Sunset Club. IN a
Message Of Good Cheer 90 the Wide
World"
1850 T.. M.-Piano solo. played by Howard
Brockway for the Ampico,
1,s5P' MI. S. Veterans Bureau: Subject
Government Insurance or the Benefit
OF World War Veterans" Speaker-D. j.
o'Mnra. Chief Administration Commits
Fiouer.
? 10 10 2:i5 p. M.--Piano solo. played by
Sterling for tho Ampco.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
MARrNE-roR SALE ON. WANTED.
ron CHARTER.

stean yacht l2s r. long. now In commits
sion ready for delivery at New York. Sep
teuher I. 1922 with uniformed crew. Own
er'r quarters has 2 double and single
rtaterooms, bath and iavatory, dcck-houhs
dining saioou forward and large social hall
aft. Exceptional opportunity for party De.
sirous of ohartering good boat for the
month of September. -
',coNsof.iDATED sHIPBUrLDiNG CORP.
MORRIS HEIGHTS, N. Y. q.
BINGHAM 1900.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
STATION KDKA, PITTSBURGH
fkxESTI<aHOTGy1

c 10 r. P.M.-weekly Summary OF THE Iron
Age" Careful Crossings Campaign address
by r.. H. Babcock. Supervisor of Safety.
y. & l.. Il. r. r.. Pittsburgh. Tri-weekly
letter from Farm and Home
4 200 l.. M.-Seiections on Steinway Duo-Art
Reproducing Piano lent by the G. &. Mel
lor Company. Pittsburgh.
Roprnno Lillian Frazier. accompaniEt3 !
Russell Messick. saxophone, and Miss Mary
Mebaffey reader.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
To-day's Radio Program
STATION WIZ NEWARK.
(Tune to $50 meters

) 80 r. M-Revlew c- iron and steel indus
tries and their relation to general busi-
ness conditions. b. the Iron Age.
{ 100 =. M.-Finai ba eball scores.
1910 T.. M.-Animal stories, by Florence Smith
Vincent. New York Evening Telegram.
900 r. M.-"Location OF Ships at Sea- by
Radio Corporation of America: final base
bali scores closing prices on stocks. bonds.
grain, coffee and sugar.
Gals p. M.--"Duck Shooting" by Henry Il.
Watson. editor or Field and Stream.
30 Il. M.-Dance music. by Lewellyn Novel;
ty Orchestra OF Newark and the Oranges !:
Arthur J. Werner. manager and pianist ::
Patsy Minichini. violin: Frank> r. Mark
witt Jr leader and saxophone. Geo, Al.
Minachile. cornet: Philip J. Blanda. from
bone VIM. y Wilson. drums.
10 :3J n M.-'Under tho Evening Lamp
Copyrighted stOrl4-- =. the Youths Com
pnrion
10 80 70 II r. VI. - standard time. Signals
from Arlington.
II :0i r. M.-weather report. official. Pro-
gram continued
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

EMPRESS OF FRANCE tBr). at Hamburg
nth.
NlEUw AMSTERDAM Dutch. at Bou-
loFne 2ist tand proceeded TO Rotterdam).
ORDuSA (Brl, at Southampton 22d tand
proceeded for Hamburg.
OSCAR II dam. at Copenhagen 22d.
PRESIDENT MADISON. Mt Kobe 18th.
SOUTHERN CROSS. at Santos 2fst.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Aug 2e-Baromoter AT
noon. 20.Io inches; wind, SW. light breeze
weather. dense fog; temperature. 60 deg
Fahr.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Wind. of the Atlantic Coast.

North of Sandy Hook-Moderatc to fresh
southwest WINDS. weather partly cloudy
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras--doderate to fresh
south and southwest winds: weather fair
Wednesday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Majestic tBD. Southampton for New
YORK. Is expected to dock at pier 80. North
River, about PM Wednesday.
str Hanover tGeD, Bremen for New
York, y expected to dock at foot OF 9th
street. Hoboken, Thursday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
STATION wGY. SCHENECTADY.
GENERAL EIECTRIC)

IL 100 y. M-U. $. Naval Observatory time
signals. weather forecast on 4s5 meters
wavelength
4 80 i. M.-Nocn stock quotations
$500 T.. M-profuce and stock quotations
and report: baseball results: news hulle-
tins: results of races at Saratoga Springs.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICAN LEGION. from Rio Janciro 10Th
for Montevideo.
EMPRESS OF INDIA tBr). from Southamp-
ton 2lst for Quebec.
aAvERFoRD CBr). from Liverpool 22d for
Philadelphia.
CITY or LONDON CBr). from Londonderry
goth for New York.
MEGANTIC (Br). from Liverpool lstn Tor
Montreal.
NANKING, from Shanghai 2lst Tor san
Francisco. -
TAORMINA ItaD, from Naples lsth for
New York.
NANDYCK (Br), from southampton zzd lot
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Fire Record

An. Loss
6:iO-i52 Amsterdam avenue: G. w.
Bruhnennd stewart ......... Unknown
S.l5-590 East i37th street. The
Bronx Meyer smith........ Unknown
i0;20-ii1 West Flfty-fourth street,
itiin-2I4 Henry street. unknown. Unknown
~ .50@sti East f30th street. tho
Bronx Kate kursurft. Unknown
IL O5--igi West 12e,h street: Henry
MflNnte .4ttsss .ss...t..st.s. Unknown
1:2s-20s6 second avenue. Thomas
Russo '........ss............ IT filing
y. ". Loss.
i;4o--igi W. il5th Ft. Norihminstcr
Presbyterian Church. ...... Unknown
I 1,5o-2lNth -. and 9TH av., brush. ~. None
2;a0-l42s Lexington av., August
2.45-iiTl sherman ~. Leroy Really
4iao-i5pi Lexington AZ. Henry
4;s5-s7 W. 1tsth IT,. Henry Tcv. Unknown
b:io~is0 4. HIN st., unknown. TrflinN
e:iQ-3tT Manhattan av., Mary sat
025-Allen aud Delaney sta. railroad
ties, Second av. L......,..... None
6.30-fa0 Costcr 81, Bronx, Samuel
Eyitz ..... .t..ts s...t...f*.t.T Tfi!ilng
T.i5-ioI5Ns Simpson g., Bronx. samuel
sss-sso' ql''s, 7lh av slax shorsr tninows ,ln
7.s5-34S East s2d st.. Patrick
s;io-lioe broadway; taNicab. Daniel
o:oo-i0iO Homo H., Bronx; Herman
sslo--in West esth s, Ami press
iono-iss Eas, iasd i, unknown. : Tritiina
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Bound East.

Tug Roger Williams. towing barges (at
Z PM 2isD.
Motor barges Radium and Service Cat
80 PM 21st).
Sailed 22d schr Jesse G. Alice (Br), from
ParrsborQ for Huntington.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
STATION wvP. FORT WOOD. y. y. G.
lSIGNAI. CORPS. L. 5. Al

so p. M.-lnstruction IN Radio. Ampico
numbers.
90 +. NJ. Recital BY Miss Bernadette Carey
soprano, or compositions OF Mr.. Bertrand
Brown. Mr.. Brown NJ the piano.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York
lat :o5 AND.
York.
Tug II NJ Waterman. towing barges Cat
6:i5 Pm 21sD.
Tugs Socony TO- towing / barge Cat 4:4o
PM) bohemia, towing / Cat 4 As Paf.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23

ysTEAMsiiIP WANTED
roo 10 900 tons cargo capacity; freight
steamer sideport tween deck: coal or oil
burner. Answer 2ii2 Herald. $50 B'way.
rOR 'sALE--Tuw, built 1901; engine IL inches
square, draft feet; $500. MCINTOSH
AGENCY. IL Broadway. Bowling Green 7o35
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ADELAIDE. Aug i4-Arrived. str Vinita.
San Francisco.
ADEN, Aug 2i--Arrived. str City ot Be-
Calcutta - -
(Ncr). Savannah.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23
AMERICAN PORTS.

tBy Teiegraph.I
ASTORIA, Ore. Aug 2i--Arrived. str Boren
(sw), Eureka.
The New York herald., 1922-08-23

EXCURSIONS and TOURS
The New York herald., 1922-08-23

Ncwburgh. Poughkecpsie. Kingston and
t'atskiIl Nfts. Lv Franklin at. +. NJ. w.
129th st.. A.2n p. M. Central Hudson Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
Coast Marine Men to Meet
Jan. l9 on Pooling Scheme

rom the Tribus's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Commercial
financial and shipping interests on the
Pacific Coast will meet in San Fran
cisco January 10 to decide definitely
whether a shipping pool can be formu-
lated by which a fleet OF Emergency
Fleet Corporatons 535-foot combina-
ton cargo and passenger vessels can
be operated in the Pacific trade.
Herbert Fleischhacker, of San Fran
cisco, WHO has been promoting the idea
of poolin~ the interests on the coast
advised Chairman Jasker of the Ship
ping Board to-day that the chambers
OF commerce. boards of trade and ship
pcrs Of San Francisco, San Diego, Sc
attic, Los Angeles. Oakland. Portland
and Tacoma would send representatives
to the San Francisco meeting and that
Il definite proposal would be outlined
to the board for the ALLEGATION of the
com bination vessels
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
Incoming Steamships

choetsw. cuantanamo Dt Dec s.wsra nssnGsi Line
Romscalshorn' lmmngham. Dec ~.
Texan, Los Angeles. Dec e..Unit Am Lines
steel Engineer. Genoa. Dec IT..
c.So cr.us Las pa,ma. neT'sn Nor rs.ry. y n: C.:
Southwestern Miller. London. Dec 2y.
Furncs., Witty 4 Co
Maine. Southampton, Doc 22
International Mercantile Marine
Novisn. MANCHESTER. Dec %.
sscohu, nhorn nterna'Iona s D. MerSanti: Marin.
Durham Maru. Toxic: NOV a: ''~ l''''
Nueces. Galveston. Dec Is. Mallory Ltns
City OF Lahore. Perrin, Dec 81.
Norton. Lilly 4 Co
Granfos Cartagcna. Dec 2s.
w.s,n.; Hamburg Dc '7ss'oSS's S.y C G
Atlantic. Gulf s Meditcrranian Corp
Phoebus' Barcelona. Dec 2o
Due Tomorrow
Binnendijk, Rotterdam. Dec a.
Devon. Liverpool Dec a. ''' - '''"'
,o g. Norton, Lilly 4 Co
James w Elwcll e. Co
Eivcr Araxe. Gibraltar. Dec .Cunard 1.lue
riGT,nda; f.r,s,nf "a. nena pHc 90 Garcia 4 Disa
charles I'M T. Son.
Willsolo, San rcdro Dec @.
Williams s s Co
West Haven. San Francisco. Doc H.
Atlantic. Gulf s. Pacific Co
Comanche Charleston Jan 6. CLYDE Line
Due Monday
Clan Mcbride. Bordeaux. Dec rs
Lorenzo, Suex. Dec 90. Norton, Lilly & CO
Troubadour. Santos. Dec H.. Kerr S 8 Co
Sanland Antwerp. Dec 20: Red Star Line
Baltic, Liverpool. Dec 81. White Star Line
Due Tuesday
Centennial State. London. Dec 81.
Hloemfontain. Antwerp. Dec II.
Ellerman's Wilson Linz
Astrea. Curacao. Dec 20. Furch, Tdye g. co
ori@aba. Havana Jan S.. Ward Line
lroquois. Monte Cristi, Ian 4 Clyde Line
Due Wednesday
Arabic. Naples Dec % Whi,~ Star Tina
orcus, Valparaiso. Dec ls
Vessel. Duval & Co
Due Thursday
Cantisny. Antwerp, Dec 81. ..,...U Army
Bradford City. Hamburg. Dee 90.
Londonicr, Antvcrp. Dec 81. " % - w." ~
Lloyd Royal Beige Line
Duo Friday
George Washington. Bremen. Jan 3,
United States Lines
Royal Mail Steam Packet
Mcheesport, Dunkirk. Dec So
Cosmopolitan lime
Tyrcfiord. Chrstiana. Dec 21,
Norwegian American line
Tancred, shields. Dec 80. ........ Kerr Lire
Curvello. Rio de Janeiro. Dec rs,
Lloyd Brazilicro
Due Saturday, January ~
Noordam. Rotterdam. Jan 4,
Holland America Line
SaNonia Southa mpton, Jan 4...,.. .Cunarl
New Britain, Rotterdam, Dec 2s.
Black Diamond S s Co
Songstad, Shields, Dec rs
S Stray $ $ Corp
Nucatan. Havana Jan lo..... Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
Arrived Yesterday

City OF st. Louis Savannah Jan 5. to Tn.
oS's" g. q r Co. with pass and md'' Pier
FL occ,dsnte Galveston Dec 81; to the
Southern Pacific Co; With mdse; Pier As.
El Jaso. New Orleans Dec 81; to the
Southern Pacific Co; with mdsc; Pier 4s.
Lake Arthur. Richmond; to tho R,eh-
mond and Co; with nds.: Pier
Hallslerd {Nor). Santiago Dec 20: to
the Munson IAne with sugar: Long
Island City.
Boutry (Br). Liverpool Dec 1s to Dan
lei Bacon. with mdse. 3oth st, Bklyp.
Independence. returned: to u S Shipping
Board anchored of Liberty.
Narragansett (Br>. Philade phia Jan 6
to NJ Smith: anchored Off Tompkns-
Huronisn (nr, Liverpool, Dec "a; to
White Star Limo With mdse; Pier el
sDgrm'pc $ m % !Rr'. Santa re Dec 20. Rio de
Young, with quebracho wood. Freeman 81
Bllvr.
st Mhicl. cristobal Dec so. to L s Army
Pier 2. Army Base. Bklyn.
Eobt F. Hopkins. Lobos Dec %: to Tide
water on Co. with crude oil; Pier ]. Tide
sixsola; csrtasena Dec ss. Port Colon,
hia Dec - Santa Marta Dec &c. Cristobsl
r. f r %''' 10 pass mails and '"'Ss' Pier L.
Socony and barge %. Fort Arthur Dec
80 TO Standard Oil Co. with Oil: anchored
off Tompkinsvilc, l.
chester Ms'Isy. c9nstantinoplc Nov -.
Co. with mdse: Pier 4s. B'klyn.
Lewis l.uckenbach. Portland Ore. Dec
!. Seattle. 9. Tacoma IL. Vancouver 1s. San
Francisco. II. Los Angeles. FL. Crstobal
~; to Luckenbach Line, with mdse
Both st. B' klyn.
Guiana (Br). Barbados Dec 2s. st Lucia,
Martinique. Dominique and Guadaloupc
Dec ~ Antigua and st KITS 50. st Croix
and st Thomas 81; TO Furness. Witty 6
GO. with IS pass. mails and mdse; Pier
-. s'klyn.
Joseph seep. Malmo Dec 15; to Robert
!. Hague, in ballast: Pier 4. Army Base.
Ampetco. Antwerp Dec II; to Robert
Hague: in ballast; anchored oft TompNins-
Monana. Gothenhurg Nov 90. Thames
Seager 5 : Co. with mdse.
Furness. Witty & Co; Pier So. B'klyn.
Agwdale. Boston Jan .: 10 Luck henbach
: : Co. %oth st. 'klyn.
" Tupper. Antigua Dec o. Cartagcna
20, Porto Colombia %. Cape Hayti os
Port de Paix 50; to clyde $ S Go with
jefferson. Norfolk: to Old Dominion
Transportation Co with mdsc; Pier %
Concho. Galveston Dec 81; to Mallory
Go With pass and mdsc; Pier 3S n r.
Sch Eleanor Taylor. Georgetown c.
70 + A Elliott & Co with mdsc Red Hook
koyo Maru (Jap>. TYNE. Dec :; to Toyo
| I(scn kaisha with lndsc; anchored Oft
Liberty.
csiabris (Rr). Glasgow Dec &c: TO the
Anchor Line. with pass and indse: anchored
| in Guarantns and viii dock at Pier 81,
+. about IN day.
lehtburne Por' Arthur Dec %, with
oil. anchored off Tom pkinTvilc. s |.
storm King. Antwerp Dec J. to BLACK
Diamond S Co. With mdse; Pier .. Army
Base. Bklyn.
Evelyn, Galveston Dec 81; 10 \ II Eull
with mdse. anchored in Quarantine.
Cerro Ebano. Port Lobos Dec %; to Pan
American Petroleum and Transport. Co.
with oil; anchored OFF Tompkinsvillc. S l.
city of Alameda. Port Lobos Dec 80; to
Columbus S Co, With mdse; anchored i'll
Quarantine.
Hanbjorg fNor>. Vita; to P Kieppe. with
mdsc; anchored off Liberty.
ComfnacK. Fowey
Evelyn, Galveston.
I Woehawken tBr,, Shields
\ c Bedford. New Orleans
Devon (Br) Liverpool
Jesseric tBr), Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-01-07
Dangers to Navigation

(Bv U. s. HDdrographic DGice)
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN OFF THE
AMERICAN COAST
The following obstructons were re-
ported ~ Jan 4-The derelict barge No 5s4
was picked up In lat 81 OF lon 73 SO.
by L Coast Guard Gutter Gresham and
is being towed in. Jan 4--Lat 80 33 Ion
81 33, picked up seven men from the
British schr Ruby L Pentz abandoned on
hre.-Muskogee. .
ALONG THE OvER-sEA ROUTES
The following obstructlons were re-
ported: Received tho following informa-
ton by radio: large red. rusty conicai
buoy with lower part covered with marine
growth in lat 45 % lon % go on Dec 10.
and submerged wreckage nine miles WSW
OF Royal Sovereign Lightshp, on Dec 1o
CVendelia From Po!dhu Radio station
on Dec 17-Skegness Middle Buoy, Eng
land, Is approximately half a mile south
OF It's proper position. From North Fore
land nd. Radio Station. on Dec 20 - Trasos
81 ~ e.. e, and nd, Terscheling Bank Whistle
nu station on Dec II str Prins Trederill
Hendrick reported passing Oh Dec i6 a
drifting buoy miles s of East t;oodwins
Ltshtship. From Poldhu Station on Dee
- conical gas buoy reported adrift .3
miles SSE from Flamsborough Head.
Araeuy The str Rosenberg rcportcd
passns tne Tore part of gaff projecting
aoout three feet out of water aud apDar-
entiy attached TO submerged wreckage in
'St - 10 Ion l Is e. on Dec l7-Mcsaba,