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The New York herald., 1922-07-11
Navy Orders
peciai Dispatch to THE NEW Yorx Hn.ALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., July 10.

The following navy orders we're made pub.
lie to-day:
Long. Rear Admiral Andrew T.. to com.
mand u. 8. naval forces In European waters
all active duty. ordered home.
Gherardi, Capt. Walter r.. TO duty com.
mander Air Squadrons Atlantic fleet.
Johnson, Capt. Alfred W.. TO Bureau Navi-
Cation. Washington.
Mannix. Commander Daniel p. 20 com
mand u. s. 8. Campus.
Mayo. Commander Claude b.. to command
U. s. 8. J. Fred Talbot.
Risley. Lieut.. Commander Ralph c., tc
n. &. Philadelphia
Daughtry. Lieut.. Robin r., to duty with
Board Inspection and Survey. washinston.'
Kirkpatrick, Lieut.. Robert D., TO com.
mander Air Squadrons Pacific fleet.
Shepard, Lieut.. Commander George w.
Medical Corps. to duty naval hospital. sar
Hill. Lieut.. Franklin C.. to naval dispens.
Larsen. Lieut.. Aubrey NJ. to naval hospi-
schwarts. Lieut. Frederick L.. to duty In
attendance marine and navy families at sar
Diego.
Chadwick, Commander David X. continu,
office Of aid for Navy Yard. Washington.
Cobey. Lieut. Commander Elwood A.. te
u. g. 8. Arkansas.
Coyle. Lieut.. Commander Irwin D.. tc
wilcox. Lieut.. George A.. 10 settle sc-
counts on board II. q, San Francisco.
Adams, Capt. Laurence g., relieved al
active duty. ordered home.
Piaisted, Lieut.. George W.. resigned.
Cohen. Lieut.. Max. TO Marine Barracks
Mann. Lieut.. Max. TO Marine Barracks
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
FLAG DISCRIMINATION
SEEN AS TRADE INJURY
The International Commerce
Chamber Voices Opinion

5 PARIS, July 10 (Associated Prcss) -
The council OF the International Cham
Der Of Commerce, upon which the
United States Is represented, at meet
ing In Paris to-day went on record by
a resolution as being unanimously op-
posed to discrimination by country
against the mercantile marine of an
other Power on the theory that all trade
of any one nation belongs to the ship
ping interests Of that country. The reso-
luton says:
THAT the International Chamber Of
Commerce desires to call attention to
the recent development In the various
countries OF the practice of nag discrim-
inatlon and to record the conviction
that such action Is inimicai to the pros
perity of international commerce.
That the claim upon which such
practices are based, namely. that tho
trade ofs.any one country belongs TO
the mercantile marine Of that country,
is unsound and cannot hope for accept
ance by the commercial world In gen.
eraI. and that in times Of peace the
benefit of freedom Of the seas can only
be secured by equal opportunity In all
ports for vessels Of all nags.",
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Motor Pinthis (Cuban) was sold by u 8
Marshal at Tebo'e Yacht Basin. Brooklyn,
on July to G d Mallory 4 Co.
Fast Paseages-strs Storm King and
Argus. operated by the Black Diamond
Steamship Corporation. recently made fast
voyages TO New York from Rotterdam and
Antwerp respectively. The Storm King made
the trip in IL days 8 hours and the Argus
made record passage of II days Is hours.
These records for speed by American cargo
vessels are comparable with those under any
other flag.
BERMUDA. July Ozark Cailao. Gulfport
for Santiago. Chile. arrived here to-day
with water tanks leaking; tettisonsd a part
OF deckload of lumber: had rudder damaged.
= BOSTON, July 1O-schr win-the-war (Br)
before reported d total loss, was stripped by
Capt Riber and the material landed at shag
Harbor.
GALVESTON. Tex. July 5-str Crawford
went aground Sunday on a mud bank In the
Sabine channel near Beaumont; vessel was
bound from this port for Beaumont to COM
plete cargo.
NEW ORLEANS, La. July s-Str VIM q
Warden. New York for Baton Rougc. be.
fore reported aground off the jetties. fioated
at 3 AM to-day; damage. II any. not re-
ported; the Warden was taken In tow BY tug
Bisso.
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WIFE OF BRIDGEPORT
MANUFACTURER BROWNS
Mrs. E. S. Hotchkiss Had Been
Married Four Months.

FAIRFIELD. Conn.,. July 10.-The body
Of a woman found floating in Long
Island Sound at Fairfield Beach to-day
was identified tonight as Mrs. Edward
s. Hotchkiss of Bridgeport. Before her
marriage to Mr.. Hotchkiss four months
ago. she was Miss Jane Richmond Bor-
den OF Erie. Pa. DR.. w. II. Donaldson,
medical examiner. said he would ascribe
the death as due to accidental drowning
I'm his report to Coroner Phelan.
Mrs. Hotchkiss. who was 35 years
old. arrived at Fairfield Beach In a
taxicab and went Immediately to a bath
ing pavilion. where she rented a bathing
suit. She was unaccompanicd and was
scen few minutes later walking on
the beach apart from other groups of
bathers She went into the water and
less than half hour later lifcguard
in a rowboat discovered her body float
ing with the tide.
Her husband Is n retired manufac-
turer and was formerly head OF the
Hotchkiss Machine Gun Company OF
Bridgeport.
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NICKEL PLATE FOR
ROAD MERGER PLAN
Would Operate as Unit It's
Own System and That of
Lake Erie and Western

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HHsALp.
CLEVELAND. July i0.--W. A. Colston
general counsel for the Nickel Plate and
Lake Erie and Western railroads, made
public to-day the text OF an application
he filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission seeking permission to op-
crate tho two roads as a single system.
For purposes of operation tho agree
ment would amount to a merger OF the
two roads. Both carriers are controlled
by the Van Sweringen interests. along
with the Toledo. ST. Louis and Western
(Clover Leaf) Railroad.
The fling Of the agreement is one of
the steps contemplated by the transporta
ton act in the eventual consolidation OF
the railroads Of the United States into
twenty or more systems. according TO
Mr.. Colston. As far as the Nickel Plate
ard Lake Erie and Western are CON
cerned. ii would give them the benefits
CT such consolidation without actual
consolidation and change of ownership.
In letter accompanying the applica-
ton. Mr. Colston urged the sanction of
the agreement as soon as possible for the
benefit OF the public and the railroads In
case enc OF the roads should be seriously
affected by the railroad shop craft
strike.
iho nc" apPicduoH asks sanction Of
an agreement under which the Nickel
Plate would control the properties and
business of the Lake Eric and Western
for period Of jour and q half years
and operate the two lines as a single
system. As a result. inconvenience.
delays and unnecessary expense would
be avoided. according to Mr.. Colston.
and more efficient and economical
operation and improved service to the
public would be afforded.
The Nickel Plate and the Lake Erie
and Western have combined mileage
OF more than loo.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str President Arthur. New YORK 10,
af noon 10th. a., ~,
Str President Adams. London for o., New
York. was in lat 40 81, Ion 30 ~ noon Vtn.
Str President Garfield. New York for Lon.
DON, was s1.c7s miles K OF Ambrose l.
"yyr an s,,sauehanna, Bremen for New York,
WAS $50 miles r OF Ambrose Lv noon 9Th
Str President Fillmore. Bremen for Ncw
York. was In lat 40 08. Ion II ~ noon Sth
str olympic (Br). southampton. &c. for
New York.,is expected to dock at pier 90,
North River. about PM Tuesday.
Str Karroo (Br). from Singapore, &c. sx-
poets to reach Boston Tuesday morning.
str La Savoie (Frl. Havre for New YORK.
Is expected TO dock OF pier 81. North River,
about g:30 AM Tuesday.
Str Mount Carroll, Hamburg for New
york Is expected to dock at pies 20. North
River. about $3.50 AN Tuesday.
Str Southern Cross. Bueno9 Aires, &C, f2r
New York, is expected TO dock at pier ?.
Hobcken Tuesday afternoon.
Str Delaware tNor). GothenburE. &C. for
Boston, was s25 miles OF Boston light at
g PM Saturday.
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SHIP REFUSES TO HELP
MAN ADRIFT AT SEA
Another Vessel Picks Up I'm
conscious Fisherman in Dory.

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERArD.
BosroN, July 1o.--Edward Hines OF
tho crew of the fishing schooner Henri
eta was brought to port to-day aboard
the fisherman Josephine dc Costa. The
De Costa took him on at sea from q
small steamer which picked him up un-
conscious four days after he had been
separated from his own craft.
Hines said that on the third day he
sighted steamship. Although weak
he rowed his dory frantically into the
vessels course SO that she camc close
by. He was amazed. he said. when an
officer whom ne took to be the cap
tain refused TO take him on.
Go find your own ship" the fisher
man quotes the officer as shouting to
him. He does not know the name OF
the ship.
Hines had only rainwater to drink
and no food. He suffered severely
from exposure in the downpours OF las,
week before he was picked up late
Thursday afternoon.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11

Marc for Hamburg land proceeded; 2sth,
Panama DAM. Taloahuano. &C. via Haiti
for Liverpool. Hamburg and Copenhagen
land procceded): 30th. Tamar tB). Porto
Plata for Havre land proceeded next day. /;
July l. Lafcomo. C;ufport. &c, for Monte
video and Buenos Aires land proceeded).
SABINE. Tex. July 4--Arrived. strs Sabine
Sun. Philadelphia tand sailed 18th for Chos-
teri: 9th, Atlantic sun. New York.
Sailed Attn. sfrs Frieda, Baltimore: 9th.
Radiant Tampico. towing barge s..
SALEM. Mass. prior TO July i-Arrived.
WILMINGTON. NC. July 0--sailed. con
crets tanker No 3. New Orleans. Tampico
and San Francisco I'm tow OF tug Gwalia).
Sailed sth. concrete tanker No ! :, san Fran
cisco VIA Tampa.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
u. S. FEEDING 355, 900
UkRAINIAN CHILDREN
Total Expected to Reach 800,-
600 Soon.

More than 355.ooo Ukrsinian children
are now being fed each day by the
American Relief Administration and
the Jewish Joint Distribution Commit
tee as a result OF the expansion OF the
relief work in that area, according TO
a statement from Odessa 10 Herbert
Hoover. chairman OF the American Re-
lief Administration.
In the Odessa district alone food is
being distributed to $4,000 children and
nursing mothers. There arc 40 feed
ing stations and moro than 200 institu-
tions where food Is received and given
out. The reports from each district
are as follows: Nickolaev. 5000: Eka-
terinoslav. 5000: aporoish. 1900; Do
nets. 5000. and other districts. 10000
The original schedule called for n
maximum OF 10000 rations on June 10.
but local conditions have stimulated
the relief work TO sucn an extent that
IL Is expected 10000 children viii be
fed each day through the agencies Of
the two organizations
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
CLEARED.

| Str Eastern Guide, Headly, Cork. Dublin.
&C. via Boston tgsnersl)-Moors = Mccor-
Str, Norfolk Range tBr,, Sutherland. Leith
and Dundee via Philedslphia General and
Str Berengaria (Br). Smith. Chsrbourg and
Southampton (EcneraD Steamship
Str Reliance. Iverson. Plymouth. Boulosns
and Hamburg tgenersD-united American
Str p de satrustegui (sp). Rodriguez. Ca
| Str Roma (Fvl. Lebrun. Horta. Angra. &c,
via New Bedford tgeneraD-Jas w Elwsll
Str Dante Aiixhieri dta,. Mansanaro.
eraD-,McDonnell Trude.
&c 1gensrslJ-xmerican Black Sea Line
smyrna. fxes. xs tssnsrs5@E1poT ssss%sSSiD
Str Ravnanser fNor). Hellivig. Cardenas
tballast) )-Mun.on Steamship Line.
Str Feitore; syendsen.. psiquiri tbailast)--
General, Ocean steamship Co.
.onvilis SsenereD-Ciyds stesmship Co.
New. lealls.s,.j r whitney e; : Co. ''.'
| (haiiast) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Jefferson. Horsley, Norfolk (GeneraD-
os Str SaHaIS Hsats NareR Co.
Str PhiI.dsIphi.. Leek. Baltimore tssner.D
| Clyde Steamship Co.
| Str Nordhvalen (pan). Madsen, Baltimore
| fballasD -Nunsor Steamship Line.
| Str Maine. Seymour (from London). Bal
! timore (residue) Atlantic Transport Co.
| Str Inpoko. Barbe from Rotterdam), Phil
| ekip Corporation
str Truro City (Br). Creron (from London
| and Liverpool. Philadelphia (residue)-U
Navigation Co..
! Str Tuscolo tItaD. scolsro. Philadeiphia
| (ballaSt) )-Peirce Bros.
Naples. &c). Phiiadeiphia (rssidus,- -Navi.
| .acione Generate Itaiiana. ~.
| Str North Land. Foster. Boston (general)- -
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Wapiti tBrl. Hayes, Bridgewater. Ms
| tallasO O-Gilmartin & Co.
Schr Mary r Anderson (Br). Oxner Sher-
] brooke. MS (ballast)-J r Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11

PLYMOUTH. July iO-Arrived. str FINLAND.
Sfy roRT rcrs sSr SnyerS Sus snd prSasS
FORT LIMoN. July s-sailed. str San
PRESTON. Ems. July 1-Arrivsd. str Kar-
moy tNor). 81 John. NB.
PUERTO BARRIOs. July lo-Arrived. str
siHsi furRTo Ms,'e eAs4TES knEi.sn July ioArr.s
Puerto MEXico. July 7-Arrivsd. str
esSTwAS SwAS ys5s Suis iaEzrrlv.d HE01 str v.d,o tBr,.
Bremen for Montreal.
QUEENSTOWN. July S-Arrived. str Pres
ident Polk. New York and Boston for Lon
Sailed 9th, str Adriatic tBp. from LIVER
pool for New York.
dyk Dutch. Baltimore.
RorTERpAM. July s-Arrlvsd. strs rripp.
New Orleans; Aichiha (putch). Boston.
Arrived 7th. str MsArtensdyk tputeh).
Sailed 9th. str Janelsw. New Orleans.
ST MIcHAELs. July o-Arrived str Bragg
trrl. New York via Providsnce for Mar
SANTIAGO. July T-sailsd. str zae.p.,
Santos, July S-ssnsd. :.s Monticello
xil xr1ysa aqSS':i SsS :ir s s:pssS s'ds dr. H' York:
SHANGHAI. July 7-Arrivsd. strs Arisens
Maru tJap). Tacoma: Lsvant Arrow. san
sailed TIN. str shid.uoka Maru (Jap). Sc
attie,
SINGAPORE tno. sourabaya,. July B.
Sailed, str West Faralon, Cebu.
SOUTHAMPTON. July o--Arrived. str Ho-
msvic (Br). New York via Oherbourg.
suEz; july s-,Arrivsd. strs c.ty Of IA.
Dollar. Calcutta for DO; West Mahomst
TAMPico. July s--Arrivsd. str Espsranza
Vera Cruz.
TELX. July s-ssied str San Bruno Chr,
New York.
VANCOUVER. BE. July io--Arrivsd. str
peerfield, Anacortes.
sailed 10Th. str Stuart Dollar. Yokohama,
VERA CRUZ. July 7-saiied. str Cauto
ProGreso.
Arrived 9th. str Liberty olo. New York
aNs ~IeToRa eTpol'Rsfs'pniss sr. s rye 9Sy aSseXsss str
Denis tBr. Santos tand sailed 7ih for
Bahia).
VICTORIA. Bc. July s-Arrived. str Ho-
yeaian Maru Jap). Taku. &c.
Arrived 10Th, str West Haven, Portland.
Sailed 10th, str KinkaAsn Maru uap),
Yokohama.
YOKOHAMA. July B--Arrived. strs Presi-
dent Jackson, Tacoma for Hong Kong; Rob-
ert Dollar tBr). New York for Shanghai.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
BLACKMAlL VICTIM
IDENTIFIES FIVE MEN
Says They Pretended to Ar
rest Him in Hotel.

Special Dispatch TO THE New Yonx HnWAtp.
ATLANTIC CITY. July 10.-A Philadel-
phian describing himself as Robert L.
Haney. 30. Of 5e22 Spruce street. that
city. has appeared before Magistrate
Paxson alleging he was a victim of i've
OF the seven men, three of them New
Workers. who are held here on suspicion
OF having been Involved in a blackmail-
ing episode.
1t is believed Haney Is the person who
wrote letter from Philadelphia COM
planning he had been duped by black
maiers at a hotel here. AS a result of
the descriptions furnished in this letter
the men now In custody were arrested.
Haney later identified Mercer as the man
who met him In the lobby OF tho hotel
and engaged him In conversation. Nc
Carly, Lloyd and Ryan, the Philadeiphian
said. confronted them. McCarty wore
what purported to be a Federal badge.
Haney was placed under arrest and
handcuffed. While the party was on the
way ostensibly to Police Headquarters
Haney says 1t was intimated matters
could be fixed up. He handed one of the
men one hundred dollars. The men will
be given a hearing on Friday.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11

Ansineus asS s.hIy leland 10th;
bosota SIS 8 Ambrose v roth.
Caddo. .<14o Ambrose l. 9Th.
Clare 05 s Scotland l. 10th.
Couetos I'll Cape Henry 10Th.
currisr ieft Brenton Reef 1:lS Pm 10th.
pio $50 e Hattsras 6th.
Uncas 70 Il Ambrose L v 10th.
Gulfprince 50 5 Cverfails L v 10th.
Independence Hall $50 Ambrose L 10Th
Lcnape 220 SW Scotland L i0th.
McKeesport sos r Ambrose L v 10th.
Monterey $50 S Scotland L " 9th.
AunarRo e19 s Scotland L 10th.
Qrizaba s07 s Scotland L " 10th.
Saccarappa 100 HAsteras 10th.
schenectady 40S e Cape Henry 9Th.
Selma City $50 S Ambrose L v 10th.
siboney goo Scotland l. v 10th.
Southern Cross Alt Sc Ambrose l. v 10th.
Suwanee $50 r Ambrose L " 10th.
Tanamo $50 Scotland l. 9th.
vauban 1880 Ambrose l. v 9Th.
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
FOREIGN PORTS.
I BY Mail,1


ADVOCATE. Ms. July lin port. schr
Abbis 8 Walker. for Boston.
BoTwoOD. NF. July 2--Arrived. ctr Beth
iehem tBr). Sydney.
sailed "a. .tr Kenilworth tsr,, London;
Cape d.or CBr). for New. York.
FOWEY. June 2i-sailed. motor ship Hau-
ear (Norl. Philadelphia.
coris: schr Donald l. Silver (Br). Curling
Sailed TIN. strs Granfos tNor,. Brow Head
In In % port 9Th. Tschr Maid Of Scotland iBr}
ioH HERRiSS sssisSS'nt; COVE July Sin port. sch,
ws,fssi nxssapoR R. PRIOR isr 5us .1,A p pos
James Dwell (f,r), Sydney.
LUNENBURd. Ms. July 6-Arrived. schr'
Can % ao H ar..s rrss' isnd S cSssSsm
NIB. for New York.
In port sth. schr A r Dawson (Br). 70,
ossps MRNzASiIo sas HIsoo' Jans Hrs' Arrv.a str Co.
lima Mex. San Francisco. &C land sailed
July 1 for salina CRUZ: July 3. chihuahs
SMexl. San Francisco. &c tand sailed fol
Sailed 7th. str shsaf Field tBr,. sar
= M%zATLAN. July i--sa,l.a. str. B.,a Cal.
fcrnia (Nor). saiina Cruz. &c %. Gderrere
tMex). Ensenada. San Pedro and San Fran
MONTREAL. July 7--sailed. strs Canadian
sor Bay ports: Arsa OtaD. Rotterdam.
PARRsbORO, Ns. July i-Saiied. schI
Miras King (Br). New York.
PORT LOBos. July 3-sailed. str AEwi
havre. Boston.
PRESTON. CUBA. July 4--Arrived. str Ma
cabi (Br). New York via BAnes.
QUEBEC. Juy 7-Arrived. str Canadian
Beaver (Br,. Demerara. &c.
r.s,ed In M.tans 7'h. str Granico'
Passed IN Cape chatte 7th. str Horde
(Nor). birmingham for Montreal.
ST JOHN. NIB. July 7-Arrived. str EiEel
(Nor). New York.
Sailed s,h. schr Gen Geo C Hogs CBr)
barbados.
rearn (Br). st Pierre.
SYDNEY. CD. July 6-Arriyed. strs Red
b.IcTs y,N{T Tgy HSli' Wssans IBr,. Monsrssi
schr, Lucille Il Creaser tBr). Barbados.
WABANA. NF. July 1-Sailed. str Nordkyr
(Nor), Sydney.
WINDSOR. Ms. July Tin port schN c
Maud Gaskill fBr). for Newburg.
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SAILED.

strs Kathiamba (Br). Genoa. &e: Es-
timore: Jefferson. Norfolk: Roma CFr,. Las
bon via Horta. &C
strs Tuseolo dtap. phiiadelpha; pochet.
Constantinople. .tst
I Sailed 9th. strs Easterns Dawn, Phiiadsl.
rhia = McKsasport.- Havre, do. s
The corrected reading Of the barometsr
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Monday, July 10, 1922, At 8 AM, ~ reported
ty the United States Weather Bureau. waz
thirty and twenty-one hundredths (30.2)
irches. This closely appro4imates seven hun
millimeters. 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.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM, sW, Is miles
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy telegraph.

ABERDEEN. wash. July s-Arrived. str
Willsolo. Tacoma.
madam Rover (Br). Vancouver: X Lucksn-
bach. San Francisco: Robin Coodfellow. Ev-
BOSTON. Mass. July 10-Arrived. strs Ma
c.,ochee. Savannah: Ontario. Philadelphia; !;
Calvin Austin. New York 0eaves PM on re-
turnl.; Newton. Sydney; BeIlerophon CBrl.
folk Penobscot. Newport News; schr Charlie
& Willie. Rockland. Me: tug Mars. Newbury-
Cleared 10th. strs Ontario. Baltimore: Now
sailed sth. tugs Albatross. Norfolk, towing
barge Baltimore (called At Bridgeport for
barge Maryland and passed City Island
1oth) Aries. New York. towing barge Hope.
Sailed 10th. strs Matoa. Newport News;
Montoso; New York; Prime Prince George ns !Sr;
Houck. Norfolk tcails at New Haven for
bsiscs o.csola and Harry Hooper,! sohr
Sther Ian, NJ kt,s ~ ,. ooss a
BALTIMORE. Nd. July io-Arriysd. strs
steel Scientist. London; oritani tBrl. Port
dJutch). Hamburg: Vaudeville tNorl. Port
Fawnee, New York: Georgeanna weems.
can. Norfolk tistter sth5: wabash. Phpadei-
Dna Arrived d'sSh siSosh. SG'q :sr &a,..wa B. Ioo via
Cleared sth. steam barge Transita. Tam
Cleared 10th. .srs Median tBr,. Manchss-
s5e WRse 's bos nSs
Sailed 10Th. str Solitaire. Port Arthur.
BANGOR. Me. July e-Arrived; tug Con-
fidence. Boston. towing barge Maine. from
COOS BAY. Ore. July s--Arrived. str
Munaires. Portland.
wanness tBrl, New Bedford; Trafalgar
tNor), New York for Cuba Giendarnel.
Boston; Comanche, New York (and pro-
Miami; corcoran. Baltimore and George
Sailed 10th. str West Harshaw. Liverpool
CAPE HENRY. Va. July e-Passed out.
tug Eureka. towing barges Atlantic and In
diana. Newport News for FAN River and New
Passed out sth. o:ao AM. str Utah tBr).
= T:s.sd out on: AN AN; %G.er sc NssSenl,.s: sS It..
Attivita ntaD, do for Charleston.
Passed out 10th. 3 AM. str Elisha Walker.
baltimore for rampico.-wind Il. 10 miles:
CAPE COD CANAL. Mass. July e-Passed.
str Delaware. New York for Portland.
Passed west 9th. motor chip Tsxaco 1!s;
New York: socony No 4. towing barge So
cony 1874. do for Providence.
GALVESTON. Tex. July e-Arriyed. strs
James McGee. New Orleans; Ensley City.
Arrived 10Th. s,rs " Guffey. Tampico;
s Hunt, Hamburg; Mexicano. Tampico;
Crawford, Port Arthur.
Arrived 10th. strs Dannedaike. Hamburg;
Paulsboro, New York Bayou Chico. Pensa-
cola; Abercos. Liverpool; Aswisun. Port
Lobos.
ssa sailed lSa S9s ': : As YHsss, Hsssoss 5ssmH'ss $
pico.
GuLFPoRT. Mas. July s--Arrived. schr
Victoria s, brighton. Trinidad.
Sailed 9Th, bark Pedro tSp). Barcelona.
GEORGETOWN. &C. July f0--Arrived. str
ccrcoran. Baltimore ,and sailed for Charles
toni.
John r Mcflvaine. phiIadeiphia.
JAcKsoNvrrsLE, Fla, july io-sailed, str
Apache. New York: schr Cecilia NJ Dun
lap New London.
MANILA. July s-Arrived. str William
P,nn, New York via Yokohama, Kobe. &c
MOBILE. Ala. july s-Arrived. str Lake
Fairport. New Orleans.
Arrived 10th. strs sosua tNor). Tela: Santa
Rosalis. Buenos Airer. Rio Janeiro, &C:
Mam fNor) New Orleans; schr Hope sher-
wood. Philadelphia via Hampton Roads.
sailed sth, ssr<yika, tNorl: Tsln .
s,rs Bayway. Jacksonville: Fcarldon. Port
The New York herald., 1922-07-11
By the Radio Corporation Of
America.

rristance given In miles s-position at noon
''.f unless otherwise spccified.I
Advance 100 & Ambrose l. 9th.
Aiabama pa sSw Block Island 9th.
Artra Mendi ia T. by N Five Fathom Bank
Byron Benson 40 sw Diamond sh"el ION.
Cerro Azuf 40 Diamond Shoals 10Th.
Desperate ego z Care Henry pth. ,
Dean Emery As NE Diamond Shoai lVtn.
Doepwater 30 Sc siasconsett 10Th.
Dio $50 u Hatteras 9th.
Ei Alba 1855 n Diamond Shoal ioth.
r. Sud ia Ambrose l. 9th.
Firmore 3s5 s Ambrose l. 9th.
Georgian f50 II Boston l. Pm loth.
"a q Foirer 20 Overfalls 10th.
Joseph seep 2s6 miles 80 deg from Hole in
MAJOR Wheeler 452 y Guanica 9th.
M,inan,ar CAS- 3 Ambrose l. v 9th.
Niunpiace 1906 Ambrose l. 9th.
Norina 4Ts r. Ambrose l. v foth.
President Harding T20 Il Ambrose l. 10Th.
Princeton 60 s Cape Henry otn. tf
Rochester 70 Diamond Shoal 10Th.
aanta Iuish f.250 s Ambrose L 9th.
ranta Malta 80 y Cape Henry 10Th.
eolma City $50 g Ambrose l. 10th.
Schodack 4p4 r Ambrose l. 10th.
sutorpco sol Cape Henry 10th.
Stwanee 30 u Cape May PM 10th.
Swiftscout f4S~S Brcnton Reef 10th.
w III Libby ~ ssE Nantucket 10Th
West Norranus 110 NE Abaca Island 9th.
William Rockefeller 40 s Diamond shoal
10th.
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