davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
CLEARED.

Str venusia (Br. Inch London and Ham
burg 'generaD-Cunard Steamship co.
Ctr Malmen (sw). Kol.strom. Gothenburg
| and Stockholm VIA Baltimore general and
| residue)-Furness. Witty Co.
Str America. Rind. Plymouth Cherbourg
and nd Bremen (gsnerapaunited @ states ss Lines.
Lloyd Royal Beige.
str stadsdyk Dutch. Dekema. Genoa.
| Sabang. &c (generaD -Funch. Edge Co.
Str Ossa. Reiersen. Constantinople, Smyrna
and Piraeus (generaD-Export Steamship
Corporation.
Algoa Bay. &c (general)-C ID Mallory Co.
Str Henry. Grove. Bakman, Los Angeles:
San Francisco. &C. via Philadelphia and
! Escific Steamship Co. ..
Str Gas5dia H,,d NaGiSnal SArs Urgi1n7a
Edw Wynne (cleared 21sr.
| Str Walter Luckenbach. Benner. Los
Angeles. San Francisco. &c. via Phila delphia
and Panama Canal Observation-Disclosures
Str Paioma lCuban). ualum. Mana.'.
Puerto Padre. &c (generaD D-Munson Steata-
Str zulia. Morris. Laguayra. Curacao and
Maracaibo via Mayaguez (generaD-Bliss.
Str Ponce. Foker. San Juan. Ponce. &c
| (eeneraD-New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Co.
Str Verona (Nor), Olsen. Kingston. ia
tgeneraD-Di Giorgio Fruit Corporation.
Str Imperial (Br). Foote. loco via Talara
Str Albertolfits tBr). Williams. TaIara
! (ballasDR l. Hague.
Str Panama. Corning. Por: au Prince.
Gonaives and Cristobaf (generaD-Panama
Railroad Steamship Line.
| Str Smaragd (Nor), Houg, Cienfuegoe,
cuayabal and Manzanillo (generaD-Atlantic
| Fruit Co.
Str Norma. Paulsen. cibara (ballast)-At-
lantic Fruit Co.
Str South American (Br). Clark. Havana
and Santa Luisa via Mariel (generaD--
American Metal Transport Co.
Str Orizaba. Okeefe. Havana (generaD -
| New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Nueces. Davidson. Galveston (generaD
| Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Ell Alba. Anderson, Galveston (genera)
Southern Pacific Co.
Str El Sud. Woodward. New Orleans (gen-
eraD-Southern Pacific Co.
Str knight Templar (Br). Reynard (from
Manila). Norfolk (residue)-Booth G. Co.
Str Elizabeth Maersk (Dan). Petersen,
! Norfolk (ballast)-Isbrandtsen-M Moeller Co.
Str Lake Arthur Atkinson. Richmond. Va
(genera)-Richmond and New York Steam
ship Co.
Str Endicott, Lawrence. Philadelphia (bai-
last)-Barber Steamship Lines.
1 Str Satsuma. Jones. Philadelphia (ballast)
Barber steamship Lines.
Str Storm King. Cooke (from Rotterdam) /.
| Philadelphia (residue)-Black Diamond
Steamship Corporation.
Str S NJ spalding. Spur tfrom Tampico>
Perth Amboy (residue) )-i1uasteca Petroleum
| Co.
Str Delaware, Robinson. Portland, Me
| (generaD D-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Norwalk, Crowel. Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
schr Donald L Silver (Br). Hackett. Hall
fax tgenera)--J + Whitney Co.
wnasor fsaT NS Mead eSsae5 G5st hs Whsney ga%Cn oS
Schr Holmes A Frank (Br), Ritcey. st An
! tEony (genera)-A II Bull Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HALIFAX, June 25-Schr Puritan of
Gloucester, prospective contender in the in
ternational races next fall. has been wrecked
on Sable Island. Sixteen Of the crew are
missing. They are believed to be lost In the
fog and will reach the island later.
MOBILE, Ala June 23-Str Iolcos (Greek)
which arrived at Pensacola yesterday from
Gulfport reported that she had been
floated with assistance. Survey will be held.
PHILADELPHIA, June 24-Str Aster
OtaD. from Hampton Roads, was aground
for two hours off Gloucester. when she
floated with the assistance of tugs.
Str Strassa (Sw) collded with Cramp &
Sons pier No 20. North Wharves.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 19-Str Griffco.
owned by Jas Griffiths Sons of Tacoma,
has had her flag changed from American
to Canadian.
June 24-Str Caoba from Grays Harbor.
is disabled miles N OF Cape Blanco with
engine trouble; refused assistance.
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Dangers to Navigation.

lReported to the Hydrographic Office.1
June 10, about % miles southeast OF Am
brose light vessel. in approximately lat
40 10, lon 73 ~, passed a life buoy-Str Fort
ST George (Br).
June 90, lat 40 OF, lon 10 81. passed a red
nun buoy marked mo 4"-Str Hampden:
tThis is probably the same buoy reported
by str Elisha Walker on June IL In lat
30 10. Ion 90 SD
June 20, lat 20 10, Ion 94, a spar project
Ing about feet out of water.
June 16, lat 2s %. Ion so 80. passed a log
about feet in diameter and about 80 feet
long lying low In the wa;er-Str Pearldon.
(This is probably the same log reported by
ctr Pearldon on June In lat % 33. Ion
80 32.)
The following radiogram was received
from the u S Coast Guard cutter Modoc
June %, position, lat AZ, Ion 81 81 26. lying
near southernmost berg another large BERG
la; AZ rs. Ion so 36; small berg of 2lst
latest reported position TO Photographic
office lat Al 2s. lon 40 3d.. no longer 2
menace; fog still hampers systematic search
north to AID parallel; Zee conditions still
menacing; during last week traffic appears
less cautious; many vessels some passenger
type, disregariing routes.
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch to THE New yonK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. g.. June "a.

These navy orders have been made public
Galbraith. Commander William W.. to
u. S. S. Maryland.
Ogan, Commander Joseph ", to Naval
War College, Newport.
Station, Commander Adolphus. to Navy De-
partmeut, Washington.
Wright, Commander George B., to destroyer
squadrons, Atlantic fleet.
Barker. Lieutenant-Commander George N,
to destroyer squadron, Atlantic fleet.
MacFarlane. Lieutenant-Commande Scott
B., to Bureau Ordnance. Navy Department,
Washington.
Alvy. Lieut.. John D.. to air sauadrons.
Doyle. Lieut.. Walter T.. to Hampton
Roads.
Montgomery. Lieut.. Alfred E.. to air
squadrons, Pacific fleet.
Nunnally. Lieut. William j.. Jr.. to Navy
Department. Washington.
Sheehan. Lieut.. John NJ. to air squadrons.
simard. Lieut.. Cyril T.. to air squadron
Pacific fleet
Webb, Lieut. Leland D.. to air squadrons.
Pacific fleet
worden. Lieut.. Frank L.. TO command U.
Angwin, Commander William A., to
destroyer squadrons, Atlantic fleet.
Blake, Lieut. Wendell p, to Naval
Hospital. Washington. d. @.
Haseton, Lieut.. Frederick p, to marine
expedtionary force, Port Au Prince, Haiti.
Sartin. Lieut.. Lea b.. to u s. s. Argonne.
Wood. Lieut.. Carleton l., to duty u. s.
Argonne.
Adee. Commander Graham M. to Navy
Yard. Washington. d. @.
Jennings. Lieutenant Commander Lewis W.,
to u. s. S. Nevada.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IRY Maill

BATAVIA. June 17-sailed. str Chopaka.
Samarang
schr George Wood (Br). Cadlz.
CARBONEAR, Nj. June 16-ln port. schr
GAULTOIS, NF, June 14-Arrived pre-
viously. schr Carl s (Br). Oporto.
HONG KONG. June 1s-Arrtved. str West
Crawa. Manila. &c. for San Francisco:
MONTREAL, June 22-Arrived str Craigs-
mere, Boston for Chicago
ROSE BLANCHE, MI, June 15-In port.
schr Iris (for). for Lisbon
ST JOHN. NIB. June 22-Sailed str Sicilian
(Br), Kingston.
ST JOHNS, NE. June 14-Arrived. schrs
Donald II (Br), Sydney; Herbert Warren
(Rr). Lunenburg.
Sailed prior to 18th. schr Ida NJ zincA
TAMPiCO, June 1s-sailed. str solana.
Iquique.
VELA, June 15-Arrived. motor La Merced,
Honolulu.
WABANA, NF. June 14-Sailed, str Hamp-
stead Heath (Br), Sydney. CB.
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FREE SPEECH CASE GOES OVER
supersedeas Will stand Until Oc-
| tober Court Tern.

PHILADELPHIA, June "a. - Charges
upon which the United Mine Workers
Of America and the American Civil
Liberties Union of New York, City OBJ
tanned an injunction restraining the
V,nton Galleries Company from inter-
fering with the rights OF free speech
and free assemblnge at Vintondale, Pa.
were held "multlfarlous" by the State
Supreme Court to-day.
On this ground a writ Of supersedeas
nullifying the injunction recently
granted by Supreme Court Justice ]. w.
Kephart was allowed to continue abso-
Lutte until the case can be heard before
the court at Pittsburgh next October.
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Arrivals at and Departures sfrom
Foreign Ports.

ACCRA, June 23--sailed. str Bendu (Br)
United States.
ADELAIDE. Juno 22-Sailed. str Canadian
Transporter (Br), Vancouver. BE.
Arrived 23d str Sydic tSw). San Francisco
ANTWERP. Juno 22-Arrived, str Scand
navian (Br). Montreal
Sailed 2ist, strs Caledonier (Belg), Nor
folk; Poljana (Nor). Savannah.
DALIK PAPPAN. June 20-Arrived str
Semirams Dutch. New Orleans via Homo
lulu.
BANEs, June 90, o AM-Arrived. str Ma
yari (Br), Preston.
BARCELONA. June 2O--Arrived. str West
Chataa, Savannah.
BARRY, June 23-Sailed, str 1matra (Fin)
BERGEH, June 1e--Arrived. str Mcxicano
(Nor), Philadelphia.
BocAs. June 24-Arrived. ctr San Msteo
DRE;MERHAyEN, June co-,Asrivsdv. StnI
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.


Apache 20 \ Diamond Shoal 24th.
Barrentorl1 Ctug) 80 SW Montauk Point 2Ith.
Cayo Mambi l91 s Scotland l. V 24th.
Currier 15s Diamond Shoal 2sth
Dorchester 10 NE Northeast End l. Path.
Edgehill l,744 L Ambrose l. V 23d.
Eocene towing barge 6s. l. Gay Head gath.
Esperanza 100 S Scotland V 2ith
Evelyn due Boston AN 25th.
Guardsman, towing submarine 20.
passed Cape Cod 80 PM Gath.
Hege $50 Sc Ambrose l. 9:30 AM Gath.
Hilton so S Scotland l. PM 24th.
Hornby Castle 800 Sc Montauk Point 7;30
AN 24th
Japan Arrow $50 Diamond shoal oath
Jean 40 Winter Quarter oath
1cnape ~ Scotland l. 24th.
hanchura due Ambrose l. AM 9th.
Munargo left Antilla for Nassau 1880 AM
gath
Paul Ii Harwood 90 S Diamond Shoal 24th.
Porto Rico 752 Sc Scotland L 23d.
President Garfield lat Al IA. Ion A 3s 23d.
Sagua 254 Scotland l. V 24th.
Thode Fagelund 450 from Sandy Hook PM
23d.
Walter d Noyes . SW Fire Island Gath.
VIM II Doheny $50 NE Jupiter 2ith.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF THE WORLD CONTINUED

Afel. Galveston; Hanover oser). New York
Mobiles. New Orleans: Susquehanna. New
CANANovA. June .21. PM-sailed. st
Nicholas Cuneo (Nor).. Baltimore.
CHRISTIAN1A. June r9-AMived str Eril
Arrived goth. str Bergasfjord tNor,. New
coPENHA0EN. june so,-Arrived. str Ros
CRIsToBAL. June 22-sailed. str Heredia
Tela.
TAYAL June ne. 2s.sa4IsS s.s yolk str Roma tFr'
| FREMANTLE. june 22--Afrivcd. ,str Por
Elliott fBr). New York.
GLASGOW. Jups 21--sailed. str Mime
Sailed asd str Gsacia tBr). Montreal.
| GOTHENBURG. June i6-ArrHed. ST
Arrived Goth. str DrottningfDlm csw) Anew
HONG KONG. June 2s-Arrived.. strs HEX
President Cleveland. San Frsncisco vis
Arrived Cd, str Empress of Japan tBD
HUELvA. June 2s-sailed. str Kronsta
| (Ncr), New York.
Hull. June 22-Arrived. str Gaaneo tBr)
KINGSTON. ia. Juno 2s--Arrived. str Ia
crpa. New York via Santiago.
Sailed o2d. str Santa Marta. New York via
KOBE. June 21-Arrived. strs Ayana Mar,
(Jap). Seattle: Siberia Maru (Jap). sar
ranesoG 9ors sna ys NapfoN n9nSaW Via do 0n S0r
4 rrived goth. str Tjisalak (DGtch). sar
: Sailed 21st. str President Jefferson. Sc,
atTLTfvkRpooL. June 2s-Arrived. str Afoun.
dria, Mobile via Norfolk.
Arrived 23d. str Settler (Br). New Orieans
sailed 2sd. str Empress Of india (Br)
saileJ 2ad. strs Dakotan. Tacoma: Queen
Louise (EA). Key West: Westiake. Balti-
''SIa MARS .EIIhEs. June 2l-,Arrived. strs Che.
rica QtaD, Montreal Duchessa dAosta
NOV; Mov;ILLE, June. 23-Arrived. str Algeria
'esssAa ossAaKA. "A" aune 2i-.Arrived. str Monpolian
PoRr 't.is ANiiUNfo. June 2s--sailed. str Juan
fs5} PoRr rhi1assr h1MSW. June 2s-Arrved. str San
Gi PuERro EFF orsSSSsM1 ceSoMB1A. June 2s-Arrivod
str Tivives. CaNnagena.
ROTTERDAM. June 22-Arriyed. str
Sal Sailed. Sist. str Blydendyk Dutch. Baiti-
sABANG. June .>s--Arriyed. str sitoenondo
SANTIAGO. June 81. PM-sailed. str
vsnstor sS9r1 Kin. Kim. stsSn ssa,,ea str Bonny
SHANGHAI. June N-sailed. str Unita
Gen San ian Francisco. 1aIs str E,kpr,ape
(Br), Providence.
Sailed Esd. str Maiden Greek. Mobile.
SHIMONOSEKI June 2ls-Arrived. str Gre
larlie (Br). New Fork via Comox. Be
SOURABAYA. June 2-Srrned str West
Faralon. San Francisco via Yokohama. DC.
SOUTHAMPTON. June 30 -Jsailed. str Or
duna (Brl. from Hamburg xT New York.
Sailed Path. str Aquitania tPr1, New York
(and sailed from Cherbourg fTM).
Arrived 23d. str Majestic (Ir). New York
via Cherbourg.
SYDNEY. Nsw. June 23-Arrfyed. str Port
Augusta (Br). New York via Gallon.
Sailed 22d. str Niagara (Br). Vancouver.
BE.
TELA. June 23--sailed. str Copename.
New Orleans.
VANCOUVER. Be, June 23-Sailed. str Ca
madam Freighter (Br). Shanghai.
VICTORIA. &c. June 23-Saied. str Cana
dian Freighter (Br). Orient
YOKOHAMA. June 22-Arrived. str@Presi-
dent Mckinley. Seattle.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
[By MALL

Chillicotfe, Astoria (in tow).
FERNANDINA, Fla. June 2o-sailed. str
Lcwther CaAtle (Br). Client.
HONOLULJ. June 1s-Sasled. str Tenyo
Maru (Jap), Yokohama. &C.
Sailed 10th. strs shinyo Maru tJapl. from
Hong Kong. &c. for San Francisco; Sonome'
sydney; Henderson. Manila; schr King Cy-
rus. Gfays Harbor. -
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. June 2O-Arrfved,
tug wellington, New York. towing barges
Northeast and Southeast.
MOBILE, Ala. June 20-Arrived. str Han
cock County Port Spain. &c.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex, June c0-Arrived. str
SSBiNE. TEX, June 19-Arrived. strs
Sccony, Tampico: Brilliant. do
Arrived 20th, str Erode DAM. New Or
Sailed goth. str Brilliant. Tampico (tow-
ing barge 04.
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sailed for Puerto Padre): Eastern Sword,
philadelphia: arlington. New England
Arrived cad. PM. tugs Bathgate. towing 3
barges; Augustine. towing 8; Mercury. tow
ing 8.
Arrived gath. strs Havre Maru tyap). New
New York; Ala, Baltimore for Antwerp. 40
Redondo Leith. &C: Glen White. New York.
Arrived gath. strs stephen r Jones. Bos-
Siy eSn OBJ Dissnss rsilaasipss s BUR eNorS New
iianca. New York; Melrose, New England.
Cleared 2so. strs Eastern Sword. Bristol;
Sailed 22d, Pm, tugs Western. towing 5
barges; Minnie. towing barges.
Sailed o3d. strs William II Doheny.. Tam
pico; Manchester Civilian (Br). Baltimore
Port Hlt'aa Arthur "o oswego. HAMBURG: Corvallis.
New York; schr Gardiner Deering. Port
Sailed cath. etrs Penang Maru tJap). Ear
London: santore. Baltimore; waukesan
GU A II, Colon Michael (Br). Pernam-
buco. &c; Hornpy Castle (Br). United King
dom ports.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. June 23-Arrived
str Aladdin. New York.
Sailed 23d. str Hasey. Tampico
PORT TAMPA. Fla. June 23-saiied. str
Coldbrook Ghent.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June 24-Arrived. str
Lake Elmhurst. Caibarien.
Cleared 23d strs Mayebashi Maru tJap)
New York: Silene. Casablanca; Manchester
Mariner (Br). Manchester via Birkenhead.
Sailed oath. strs Derbyline. Mobile: Meth
ven (Br). Kingston: Full Maru (Jap).
Charleston.
sa-ed gath. strs Gulfstar. Port, Arthur;
chester Mariner (Br). Manchester via Birk-
enhead: strassa (Sw). wabana. NE.
Arrived at Delaware Brea1Swater oath. 7:8c
AM. tug Henrico, towing barge Chenango
Passed out 23d. PM. strs Banan tNor)
Philadelphia for Port Antonio; 10 Pm, Kros-
fond tNor,. do for Norfolk: 10 40 Pm; Con- ON
Eastern Pilot. do for - nddnight. Philip
Publicker. do for Havana; oath, AN
Amelia. DO for Port 1,,oni Antonio; a.. AM indian
Passed out Path. AM. str Ganymore (Br).
Philadelphia for Baltimore.
In h.rbor 2ath San. AM senT Mnry a,cotS .s May
strs Token (sw). Adelaide; William F
Hssrsd ssilsd asa, Asn0aln ssn Token es. Adelaide
Sailed oath. strs Wilisoio. Seattle; Eagle.
Portland. Ore; Florence Luckenbaoh. Seattle
All Arrived a4th. strs NankinT. Hong Kong;
Nebraskan. Astoria; Manukai. Hilo; Edgar
Harry Luckenbach. New York. ~ -.
Sailed 23d, strs Cardigansnlre tbD, Not-
terdam; Pennsylvanian. San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Ga. June 23-Sailed. str Bay
way. Baton Rouge.
Sailed oath. str City of Montgomery. New
York.
Saiied oath. str NordstJernen Dan). Cuba.
Cleared path. str Nevada (Fr). Charleston
Arrived oath. str Nacoochee. Boston
TAMPA Fla June 23--Arrived. strs Fuel
oil. Tampico (and sailed on RETURN; zenon
Orb Baltimore.
Arrived 24th str Altamal1a, New York.
Sailed 23d, str Ocmulgee, New York.
Safled oath. schrs utina. Ruatan via
Cozunel Island; schr V Drew (Br).
Georgetown.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, June 24-Ar-
rived and sailed. schr Noble n (Br). Isaac
Harbor, Ms. for Bridgeport.
Arrived and sailed oath. tug Aduidneck.
towing barge Ray, from Nantucket for New
port (for orders).
Passed Path, strs Coastwise, east (11 AND
Eocene, towing barge SO, west Cat noon)
tug Mars, towing 3 barges. west.-Wind SW,
modefate: clear.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. O.. June "a.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
De Arce. First Lieut.. Leroy p. to Kelly
Field.
CAVALRY.
Retherst, Lieut.. Col. Otto W.. to Fort
Sam Houston.
DENTAL CORPS.
Wren. Capt. Edwins c.. to Washington.
INFANTRY. -.
Reichmann, Col. Carl. to Chicago.
Anding, Lieut.. Col. Sheldon W., to Camp
Meade.
Boettcher, NAL Arthur, TO Ames. Iowa.
Dill, Capt. l.. c., to Fort Leavenworth.
QUARTERMASTERS.
Fitzpatrick, Maj. John D.. to Northampton,
Mass.
Mayhem, Capt. John W.. TO selfridge Field.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25

w Teagle, Lobos: City of Seattle. Phila-
delphia; El Alba, Galveston: Ell Sud, New
Orleans; Eastern Glade. Cape Town.
Sailed 23d. strs Lake Floravista. Norfolk
Allianca do; Maple Philadelphia: Lake
Como. Santiago. &c; Cayo Mambi. San Juan.
&c: Corona (Nor). Charleston.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Saturday, June "a, 1922. at 8 AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and fifteen hundredths (30.15)
Inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and sixty-five and eight (765.s 81
milimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
Brooklyn can advanta geously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own baromcters require any considerable cor
rection adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. Sw. 1s miles
partly cloudy: light sea; visibility about II
miles,
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Wind. of the Atlantic Coast.

East and West Gulf-Moderate variable
winds and weather generally fair Sunday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
moderate easterly winds. except variable over
south portion. and generally cloudy Sunday.
North of Sandy Hook-Fresh southwest
shifting to west winds and fair Sunday.
Sandy Hook to Hattcras-Moderate to
fresh south and southwest winds and fair
Sunday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
scutheast and south winds and partly cloudy
Sunday.
Disturbance Of moderate intensity near the
mouth OF the st Lawrence River and moving
rapidly toward Newfoundland.
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Fire Record

A. NJ. LOSS.
o O:3O-i12 Amsterdam av.; George
Carcullo ...................U Unknown
r2:fO-1s2 Rivington ST.; A. Levine Unknown
:1o--50 East 115th st.. Norris Fried
man ..........ssss... Unknown
. :50-3S2 Columbus av.: Harry
Colby ............ ........ Unknown
3:1J-s92 sth av. John Dainere. Unknown
5o-11 w. 1920 ST.. j. Gold berg. Unknown
:oJ-854 Columbus av.; automobile
Thomas Kilkolean. Unknown
;25--30 Great Jones st. unknown. Unknown
.35-iT69 Clay av., The Bronx
Charles Laggaff. .......... Unknown
55--2O76 Bryant av., The Bronx
vacant lot; Meyer weisen-
berg ..s.........|.ss.s.. unknown
4 .20--T11 II. 136th ST.; automobiles
Mary Herman. ............... Unknown
x :4o--G4O w. 4pth st.. Burns Bros. Unknown
G00-4ti r.. 2ith ST.; Green
Franklin ..,................Un Unknown
6t5--4s Il. 10Th st.; Carl scher-
mer s..s.ss..rss.s....e.s UNKNOWN
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schr Joseph Murray. New York for Green
pert.
Schr Olive d Van Dusen. New York for
New Haven.
sehr c Maud Gaskl (BD. Newburgh for
Ilillsboro.
Tug Laura NJ Keller. with l barge Cat
$3.50 AM).
Sailed oath. schr Cape La Have CBr). from
New York for Liverpool. Ms.
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BY United State. Naval Radio.

Alcyone 200 Bar Harbor 23d.
Aledo l0o + Nantucket L V 23d.
Ario 20 Il Tortugas 23d.
Aryan 30 Key West 23d.
Atenas 260 y Cristobal 9th.
Baltic DAM 90 Sombrero light 2ith.
Bibbco 2s6 Scotland l. V gath.
Birkenhead IL Jupiter 24th.
Birmingham City 16 w Sand Key 23d.
Byron . Benson Is Sc Hatteras 24fh.
Carenco 900 Z Ambrose L V Gath.
Charles Pratt al SW South Pass oath.
Collingsworth lat 81 OF. Ion 70 12 oath.
Consort 44S y Ambrose l. 24th.
Corning 81 Sc Jupiter Oath.
David McKelvy 80 Il Sand Key Gath.
FL Sol s Jupiter oath.
FL Vale &c S Jupiter oath.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS

CAPE RACE, NF. June 2EBarometer a.
noon. 1910 inches: wind. w. fresh breeze
weather. dense fog and raining; temperature
IS deg Fahr.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound South.
Str North Land. Boston for New York.
Bound East.
Schr Holmes Frank (Br) New York for
ST Anthony. MI.
Schr Jean + Anderson (Br). New York for
ST John, NIB.
schr General Geo C Hogg (Br). New York
for st John, NIB.
The New York herald., 1922-06-25
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

ALGERIA (Br), at Movilc 23d.
BERCENSFJORD tNor) at Christiania 20th.
DRoTTNINGHoLM (Sw). at Gothenburg
EMPRHEss OF JAPAN (BrA at Hong Kong
23d.
HANOVER (Ger). at Brenserhaven goth.
MAJESTIC (Br). at Southampton 23d.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND. at Hong Kong
23d.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY. at Yokohama 22d.
SCANDINAVIAN CIsr). at Antwerp 22d.
SIBERIA MARU (Jap). Mt Kobe 2lst.
SUSQUEHANNA, at Bremerhaven goth.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AQUITANfA (Br). from Southampton oath
for New York.
EMPRESS OF INDIA (Br). from Liverpool
Nf&GARA (Brj. from Sydney. Nsw. for
Vancouver.
CRDUNA (Br). from Southampton 23d for
New York.
for Seattle
ROMA trSr), from Fayal 23d for Now. York.
ICELAND (B). from Southampton 23d for
New York.
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INSTRUCTION, COLLEGES. &C.

TUTOR. teaches high school and collegiate.
mathematics. languages and history, desires
pupils rates reasonable. 1is5 Herald
Harlem. . .-. y
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MAnINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.

FOR sale-Express cruiser. Emoh III. built
Greenport Basin and Construction Co.
1917: new 40 h. D. engine: luxuriously fur
nIshed; 3 masters Pullman bertns; length
43 IT.. beam IT. G in. draft 3 IT,; extreme
speed 247 miles. In commission. Can be
Inspected by applying TO Mr.. PAUL EMER-
SON New York Athletic Club pier, Travers
Island For other details apply A. p. WAT
SON 521 Van Cortlandt Park av.. Yonkers,
~ Y. or phone Barclay 1900.
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Maine.

n nreev Cap. 200 Am. plan. Spec. early rates.
- Ownership managemt. ]. II. WHITESEL.I,
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Messa|onskee Lodge & Cottages
pEI CQADE ME-

Situated on Snow Pond. ono of the largest
OF Belgrade chain. Excellent fishing. boat
ing and bathing. Large. airy rooms. Cot
tages adaptable for families. Home cooking.
Rates moderate.
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Deimar. N. J.
THE CARLETON
BEINiAE
New Jersey.

Ocean front. Capacity 200. Rates $2s to Ss5
single; $4s to $40 two In room. II. S. STOYLE.
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LIFEBOATS,

Freight propeller Marion In first class
condi,ion ready for work: approximately 800
tons freight. Hull i2ox24xs: engine Neafie
Levy 26x26. Accommodation for passengers
could be made at small cost.
T. j. HOWARD,
No. 1. BroadWay. n. Y.
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FOR sALE-schooner Nova Scotia: registry
deadweight $50. built 1917, si3. 500. McIN-
TOSH AGENCY. IL Broadway. Bowling
Green T1I7
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CONTINENTAL

Tennessee Ave. near Beach. Always opan.
Private baths, running water In rooms:
elevator; excellent table; white service.
Amer. plan. 81 up daily: specl. wkly. rates.
Booklet. Garage. NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
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II. n. FRANKLIN SHIP BROKER,
90 BRoADs6TR EsTARIISHEQ 1a57,
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MARINE engineer with chiefs tickets wishes
position on ship or ashore. Al refer
cnces. Box o 632, Herald, $50 Broadway.
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FOR SALE OR CHARTER,
HIGH CLASS YACHTS. All Types and Sizes.
cox Z STEVENS, Is BROADWAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-04-26
By BRIGGS

Economu against tho venizelos club of Birmingham. The plaintiff claim ed s1.OOo for repairs made to the club room of the venizelos organiza- tion.