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The New York herald., 1922-03-02
at for Haven Avenue.
81, ,78O, 900 LOANS ON NEW
YORK CITY HOUSING

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany authorized loans OF about s6,000,-
600 on bond and mortgage. or this
about S2,750,0o0 was for housing
Loans amounting to $1,7S0 900 were
made on 100 dwellings, and SO apart
ments In New York city to provide for
COS families.
Among these loans sixty-cisht were
for three story six family houses to ac-
amounting to s952,0o0.
In the Mapleton section Of Brooklyn
there were authorized thirty-ilve loans
OF $500 each and two of $4,000
amounting to $27s.500. They are to
assist in financing semi-detached two
family brick dwellings, 20x63 feet. each
on q lot 25x100 feet. Including also
two loans at $3.50 each In the Borough
Park section OF Brooklyn. on semi-de-
tached two family houses similar to
those In the Mapleton section. and in
The Bronx were twenty-four loans of
$4,000 for the erection Of sem,-detached
two family houses in the Castle Hill
section.
Housing loans outside of G.cater New
York numbered 162 dwellings and IA
apartment houses to accommodate $50
iamilies. Six hundred and erghty thou
sand dollars was loaned Oh business
buildings In Ohio. Alabama, Virginia,
Tennessee and Georgia, and over s2.-
100000 was loaned on farms In the
South and West. over s1.Go0,000 of
which was in Iowa. the balance In Mis-
souri,, Illinois, Georgia and Nebraska.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
SALES IN MANHATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

Elizabeth r. Delafleld sold to the
Fidelity Warehouse Company the six
story building. S8x73.7. at the northeast
corner of Water and Clinton streets.
Hannah M. Somerville sold to Eugene
c. Potter a two and one-half story
dwelling. 5ox1o22. at 32s West Eighty
sixth street.
Josephine J. schnurmacher sold to
Mamie Valentine a three story dwelling,
17.6x100.10, at 176 East 111th street
Elizabeth A. Back sold to James Nc
Donald a two story dwelling. 25xs9, at
466 West 166th street
winifred r. O'Connor sold to. Lizzie
Rosenberg and Sig Cuzen a three story
dwelling. 1sx1oo.11. at 1913 West 12oth
street
Marie M. Addicks sold to Alexander
d. Dun three story dwelling. 17xsS.
at 1875 Madison avenue. north of
Ninety-first street
Susanna Won der Horst sold to Dom
inic J. Pcrsich four store store and
tenements, 25x1241x irregular. at SAG
West Fifty-irst street.
John Giles sold to Adoiph Veg two
four story tenements, 50xt02.2, at 402
and 404 East Eighty-second street
Julius Rifkin purchased a three story
store and tenement 20x70. at 235 Riv-
ington street.
Philip and Lube Rabinovitz sold to
Bertha Becker a Ave story fiat 4ox9s.11.
at 524 West 15fst street.
KoeIbie & Schuyler sold for Edith III.
Theall to Joseph Lavalle the five story
tenement. 3tx5411, at 196 south street
held at $4,000 and owned by the sell
ing family for half century
William J. Broderick sold to Alfonso
Brugnoil four story house. 1s.2x10o,
at SO Morton street.
Frederick G. Schneider sold to Thomas
Gaffney a four story tenement. 2sx
1904. at 209 East Sixty-ninth street.
Bradish J. Smith sold to Nettie A.
Cramer for $4,000 four story store
and tenement, 2ox73.e, at 33s Sixth ave.
nue. south Of Twenty-first street.
John ]. Freeman sold TO James
Macklin the five story store and tene-
mcnt. 25. 7x75. at tho northwest corner OF
Second avenue and Ninety-ffth street.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
News Of the Real Estate World
NEW CEDAR ST. BUILDING
BOUGHT FOR OCCUPANCY
Other Business Properties
Change Hands.

Charles +. Noyes sold to the Kasebier-
Chatfield Shellac Company. Inc. r,o. !.
Cedar street, a new five story office
building. on a plot 20xIv Ehe property
Is between William and Pearl streets
and will be occupied in part by the
owning company Tho sellers were the
Takamine Commercial Corporation. The
property was valued at $45, 900
The is West Twenty y-ninth Street Cor
poration. with r. Hoffman. II. Maftus
and r. Haberman as directors. pur-
chased the four story building with
stores, 3xeS.9. at that address. adjoining
the northeast corner of Broadway. The
new company is represented by Samuel
Hoffman, attorney.
The newly completed one story store
and storage building. l24x99.1o. at the
northeast corner of Amsterdam avenue
and lo5th street. has been sold by the
Wallent Contracting Company. its
builder. to the Sanford Holding Cor
poration. having for directors James j.
Lantelme. Murray l.. Giliran and Lillian
NJ. Fox. 1t was sold subject 10 mort
cages for $134.50o.
Mcdowell & Byrnes have sold for
Simson Wolfe and Walter j. Wolfe,
executors OF the estate Of Heilner &
Wolfe. the northeast corner of 1S1st
street and Audubon avenue. a one story
business building containing thirteen
stores. The buyer Is Donald Robertson.
The property was held at $175,00o.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
CLEARED.

Str westwego. Raftice, Barrow via Phila-
cslphis tstove goodsl-N Smith;
str Elzasier tBrD, Backer. Kevsl tgeneraD
-eL}pyd Royal Beige.
$sr United States DAM voldbors, Chris.
',,risand. chrlstiania and Copenhagen (gel-
e9sD--Funch. Edye Co.
Str Ssydlitz ltier). Rehm. Bremen (ger-
c;eD-North German Lloyd.
SIR West Lasnaway. Farrow. Valencia via
baltimore (generaD-C u Mallory Co lfof-
Trey voyage abandoned)-
SIR T'hcmistoces (tireek). Gracoriman. Al
rlei's, Firaeus. &c tgenera)-N Galanos &
str Baltimore Maru Jap). Naito. Yoko-
hama and Kobe via Galveston (generaD-
STR Miraflores (Br), Matthews, Santa
Marta tballasD-United Fruit Co.
str Mayaro (Br), Drysdale. Grenada. Trim
,Str Vague. Dalton. La Romano. Macors
*td San Domingo City tgeneraD-Clyds
ts,tr sarpfos CNor,. Jorgensen. Kingston.
fverto Colombia, &c tgenera)
%,str John d Archbold, Barbrick Port Lobcs
tlallast)--R l. Hague.
Str Yucatan Seastrom, Havana. Progreso.
sstr GiendoIa. Doull. Santiago. Guantanamo,
&r tscneral)-Atlantic Fruit Co.
str FL Sol. Patten, Galveston (genera) -
Sguthern Pacific 60.
Str ri Estero, Pcdersen, New Orleans (gen-
cshn Southern Pacific co.
str Mohawk. Ingram. Charleston and Jack
srD,ville tgeneraD-clyde Steamship Co.
ST. Madawaska (Br), Logic, Newport
News tbaliast) t)-Houlder. Weir Boyd Inc.
.str Aliianca, Nelson, Norfolk (genera)-
oh Dominion Transportation Co.
str Lake Stirling, Whitehurst. Richmond
cseneraD-Richmond and New York Steam
siip 10.
SIR Pawnee. Forrest Baltimore tgeneral)--
Isvde Steamship Co.
sStr New Britain, Sullivan. Philadelphia
ei'ellast)-Black Diamond Steamship corpo-
r9tion.
str Colingham (Br). Spencer tfrom Caiba-
niSnD. Philadelphia tsugar)-Munson Steam
slsip Line.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Boston (general =
Eastcrn Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant Icssels received through
the Omitted States Naval Com
nunication Service. Ship masters
of vessels with radio apparatus
may, without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffes); 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 forwarded 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
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York;
East Moriches, L l., and East.
hampton, L. I.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
ica at Cape Cod and Siasconset,
Mass; New London, Conn;
Cape May and New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Dangers to Navigation.

ST JOHNS, NF, March lice foes now
extend from the Newfoundland coast south
ward virtually to Halifax, Ms, and eastward
over the Grand Banks.
reported to the Photographic Office.1
FEB a6, lat 81 so. lon II 80. passed a piece
Of wreckage, with timber projecting about 4
feet out of water-Str Victorious.
IVeb &c. lat SO is. lon rs 80. passed a spar
parently attached to submerged wreckage-
s.r Frederic r Kellogg.
Feb II. lat "a IL, lon Gs 80. the British
schr Kathleen Spindler was abandoned; crew
rescucd by British str Argala.
Feb 25, lat 50 80 CO. lon 10 10 80, passed
what appeared to be the stump of mast
about 20 inches In diameter projecting about
foot out Of S water, aPparsn1ly 1ls. attached to
Feb 49, lat 80 IS. lon "A. passed large
Spar projecting about 4 feet out OF water.
apparently attached to submerged wreck
aee-Str El Oriente.
Let sloop Plave or Playa, with bowsprit
gone and mast broken off at the deck and
attached to the vessel by rigging-Str Lake
Fairlie.
spars standing upright and projecting out
OF water; appeared to be schooner's lower
masts attached 70 submerged wreckage-Str
Colon.
cola lighthouse. Fla. saw from 200 to 300
pieces Of lumber-Str Bayou Chico.
Feb %. about 10 miles Sc by of South
west Pass light vessel. at 2 80 PM. passed a
dereliet schooner just awash--Tug Robert p
Clark. CAT s PM same date the United
States dredgc Benyard saw what was prob
ably the above derelict about miles off the
whistling buoy off Southwest Pass)
Feb %. lat 20 81. lon "a o.. passed a
dredger pontoon-Str Roanoke.
Jan 20. lat ~ 80, lon SO, eaw a lifeboat Of
schr Eileen Lake (Br) attached to sea
anchor The Lake had capsized and sunk
on Jan 10 in lat "A 80. Ion 81 4o-Str Persier
(helg).
Feb 20. let Al. Ion 80. passed bow timbers
and part of keelson about 80 feet long-Str
Eastern Sun.
Feb 3. lat 81 0s, Ion "a 35. passed drift
ing mine covered with marine growth. The
contact pin and rivets could be seen plainly
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALEXANDRIA. Feb o5-sailed. str oxsa.
New York.
Arrived asth. str Beckenham CBr). Bait,-
mere.
ALGIERs. Feb 27-sailed, str Clan Ken
nedy CBD. New York.
ANTWERP, Feb 2d--Arrved, strs Illinois.
Iluor Spar. Charleston.
Arrived 2Ith, str Hastings. New Orleans.
sailed 18th. str Eastern Sea. Baltimore.
Sailed 18th. str Indier (Belg). Philadel-
phia.
AUCKLAND. Feb a6--Arrived. str Cana
dian skirnisheT SBr) Vancouver.
MONMOUTH, Feb 2S--Arrived, str British
u dgc (Br). New Orleans.
BALBOA. Feb 26--Sailed. sir Santa Isabel
(from New Yorsl. San Francisco, &c:
BANES, March lin port, str Mayari
tfrl, for Boston (o sail I'd.
BARCELONA. Feb 25--Arrived, str Condo
wifredo tsp!. Galveston;
'iD5l'L DEl'Lf&sr. fSs Of; FEB 2s-Arrved. str ranad
Heaf tBrD. st John. NIB.
BELIZE. Feb 2S--Arrived. str SURNAME.
New Orleans.
BocAs. Feb 2s-saiicd. str zacapa Girls
tObal.
BORDEAUX, rsb c3-ArrIvcd, strs Grey
County CBr). st John. NIB: 2sth. Ohio tFrj.
New York via Philadelphia.
Arrived 18th. strs Coidbrook, New Orleans
Enst Side, Philadelphia.
Sailed 2Jth. str vauclin tFr), New York.
In port March i. str Breiz Izei (Fr). for
Eoston tto leave 9Th; was reported from
BREMEN. Feb 24--Arrived. str Lieutenant
Jean Laurent Orr, Baltimore.
Arrived ssti. i:5o M. STR reninsuiar
state. New York.
cADIz. Feb 20--Arrivcd. str Empress Of
Arrived 2Tth. str cabo villano tsp), New
York.
CALLAo. Feb 22-sailed. str North Ameri-
cnu (f3r), Guayaqul.
CARTAGENA. March 1--Arrived. str Turf
ga cHsiLDx. Feb 27-saned. str Norfolk
cmonRERA, Feb 26--Arrived. str Halsey
New Orleans (and sailed 9th for Baton
b0uEe).
CHRrSTIAN1A, Feb 22-Arrivcd. str Della
ware (Nor). Galveston.
C1ENFUEGcs. Feb 2s-sailed. str Lake
COLOMBO. Feb z9--saIied. str City OF Va.
lcncia (Br). New York.
CRisToBAL. Feb 24-saiied, strs Atlanta
city from San Francisco, &c), Galveston
and New Orleans; 26th. Artisas. Los An
gclcs, san Francisco and Portland. Ore; 2sth
steel Mariner from Seattle, &c). New YosN
Arrived March i. str San Gil tBr). Boston
II 'DfAtRf'TfMoiurn. Feb 2s-Arrived. ctr wisia
fpuBLrN. Feb 2s-Arrived. str coelicda
Arrived 2s,h. str Melmore Head CBr, s.
pUNKIRK. Feb c4--sniied. str McKeesport
New York.
EAST LONDON. Feb 2G--Arrived. str Tus
can Prince CBrD New York.
Sailed 2Tth. str Borderer tBr), Phiiadei
phia
FREDERIxsHAvN, Feb 2i-Arrived. 81
Eastern Sea, Baltimore.
GENOA, Feb 25--sailed. ctr City OF s.
Joseph. Baltimore
sailed 25th. str city OF Sc Joseph. Torr,
Atnunziata.
GIBRALTAR, Feb 2T--Fassed, ctr Fium,
I 1taD. Galveston for barcelona.
Arrived 2sth, str Adratic (Br). New York
Sailed 27th, str Oran CUrugl, from Tara
gona for New York.
I GLASGOW. Feb 2s--Arrived. str Isexing
-, CBrt, Liverpool for Boston tto sail Marcf
~
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE Nrw YoRK HEnALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. March 1.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
Thompson, First Lieut.. Richard e.. to
whitney, First Lieut.. Joseph L., to home.
st. John, First Lieut.. Graham M. to
Manila.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Mcdonnell. Major Austin McC.. to Fort
ENGINEERS.
cavanaugh, Col. James b.. to Presidio.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Harrison, Major w. c.. to Fort Collins.
Arthur, Capt Louis c.. Jr.. 10 Flagstaff.
INFANTRY.
Cecil. Lieut.-col. Joseph s.. TO Washing
Castle, Capt. Bosier, to Camp Travis.
Chester. Capt. Einar W., 70 Washington.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Fletcher. Major John p. to Carlisle Bar
racks.
McAlfee. Major Larry B.. to Fort Benja-
Perry. Capt. Earl H.. to Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
Peck. Capt. Luke B.. 10 washington.
COMMUNICATIONS. s. f.; Bridge. Charles
H.: Haistead, Laurence; Wilson. James g.:
Gcntzkow, Major j.: Rice. Capt. James w.
to Fort Benjamin Harrison.
oUARTERMAsTER
winterburn, Lieut.-Col. George W.. to
Fort Bliss.
Mcclintock. Major John. to headquarters
Fifth Corps Area.
Mortimer. Major Charles O.. 20 Fort How
ard.
Torney. Major Francis j., 10 Washington.
Hanes, Capt. Doris A., TO San Fran
cisco.
osterman. Capt Jacob H., to Fort Ben
ning.
Challenger. First Lieut.. Francis s.. TO
Camp Meade.
VETERINARY.
smock. First Lieut.. Stanley c., 20 Fort
Bliss.
wcisman. First Lieut.. Louis O.. TO Fort
Bliss.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
J. II. SCHMELZEL RENTS
VINCENT ASTOR'S HOUSE

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. leased s
East Sixty-fifth street, five story
American basement dwelling, 25x1O0.5,
for Vincent Astor to J. Fl. Schmelzcl.
who has resided for the past fifty years
at is West Fifty-sixth street. The
Sixty-fifth street house Is directly In
the rear of the Astor mansion at the
corner OF Fifth avenue. and has had but
one previous tenant, Mrs. William Ever
ard Strong. who took possession upon
it's completion by the late John Jacob
Astor. Mrs. Strong recently leased a
large apartment In the new twelve story
apartment house. 9i0 Fifth avenue.
northeast corner of Seventy-second
street. through the same brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
LOFT WILL REPLACE OLD
3IST STREET HOMES

The Manning Bernhard Company. with
George S. Runk. sold for the Ming Toy
Holding Company the four four story
dwellings. Sox9s.9, at $50 to S56 West
Thirty-flrst street, between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, to the Kaumagraph
Company. Hugh r. Munro. president.
which is having plans drawn for the
Improvement Of the site with a loft and
Office building The purchasing COM
pany, now located at 200 West Thirty
eighth street. will ocupy the building.
The operation will involve s350,000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Steel steamboat Princess purchased
+ Dunphy she vii be employed In the
passenger service in Long Island Sound.
"a wireless from str Maraw (Br), from
Banes for Boston. reports al so AN, March
J. fuel feed plant broke down about $50
miles from Ambrose: at $3.50 AM the vessel
reportcd she was proceeding.
BOSTON. Feb 2s-str Mcrrymount Is ex-
yected to shift to-day to dry dock for survey
and repairs. str Western Plains. which was
n dry dock. shifted this morning to
East Boston 10 load wheat. then TO Charles
town to take on general cargo and proceed
70 Portland 10 finish loading for Rotterdam
and Hamburg In place OF tie Merrymount.
CAPE HAITrEN. March i-schr Rose +
murphy. In port here. had fire to-day in
M nkey engine room. which damaged pumps !.
ftpairs will be made here. The Rose r.
,7fSrpty left Gulfport. Miss. Jan ~ for May
aRucz. PR. and put into Cape Haitien Feb
Vim a leaking condition.
HAMBURG. March 1.-THE American
xltamers recently held IN the ice In the North
ssfa. loaded with grain for famine stricken
Thssja, sailed to-day from Hamburg for
HAVANA. March i-sir City OF Miami,
bound for MANY Fla, lost two blades OF
Der propeller against The hull Of lighter
~ passengers on board.
San FRANCISCO. Cal, March 1.-The
threatened rate war In the transpacific trad
averted last night. when scven or the
eiaht steamship tines plying TO and from the
Orient from THE port agreed TO function
t.nder general rate conference The Chin.
Mali remained outside the fold. but agreed to
ABIDE by all conference rates. feature 81
the newly organized conference Is the action
or the Furnees- Wthy and Osaka Shoshcn
hnlrha lines IN joining as members.
ship Golden Gate. long overdue from Man
fhester was spoken to-day by etr ffyadcs
About 400 miles off San Pedro. Ship has
been becalmed off lower coast of California
EEEATTLE, Wash, Feb 2s--Fcdcrai Judae
~~terer to-day ordered str West iiartla nd
srad az auction April s. Sale arices from
aim OF Shipping Board for Limitation of
rdbil.fy IN dlsaster last April with str Gov
fynof which was sunk IN collision with tho
Neaf Hartland. Order ~ sale calls for dis
ar~..son OF the frcghtcr las is.' Proceeds
Tg sale are TO be applied to collision claims
AGAINST vessel and United states Suit for
Al 800. 900 4 pending against freighter aud
United states. with Pacific Coast Steamship
"a. owner OF the Governor, as plaintiff.
rrtiticn filed ~ shipping Board socks to
=. az liability 10 amount derived from sale
Ct johns, Mt. Feb fs--schr Elizabeth
@1dway sf3r). which left Oporto G2 daye
.4ro bound 10 Marystown. Nj. with SALT ar.
{ Mel ~ Barbados prior TO Feb II vessel
and steering gear damaged and some ~ her
calls blown awev.
ffnrrb t--str siefn fSorl. before reported
4 ; ~t .,ryssd s.icar of he leo fioes and r pro.
set,GinH ;oMarh Cape Pace.
sT JOHN. NJ. Ne h.it l1's AZ shn "
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Continued from Preceding Page.

~ lnicock 63 Ne Jupiter LIST.
1sfanficut ] .63l Il by y Cape Henry 2sth
~ Niran lat AZ 49, lon 35 - LIST.
afprristown o91 y Ambrose l. 2sth.
Nfunt Carroll 0ci y Nantucket ]. v LIST.
1finalbro lat II IS, Ion 30 oj 1st.
Mhskpgee 5I SSEs Jupiter ] 81.
%arcissus lat 81 fo Ion 50 o. oSfh.
yalirar 1.a41 Il Ambrose !. Y let.
NIfxr 14G y Tampico isi.
panhandle State 2ei L Ambrose l. Y LIST
1sninAular State arrived Bremen $50 I'M
18th.
Eavo ~ W Sand Key tss
1;ed Hook 10 y Jupiter tst.
COLCHESTER As n Jupiter lst.
"a Anthony lar 81 81. Ion - 81 st.
;ssFlvei l. Fuller iis ESE Cape San Antonio
fst.
Ssu caspar 10 SW Key West LIST.
SRA Leonardo 500 " Key West 1st
Gstanta ~ NE sand Key 1st
{. sHthern Cross 2.246 Sc Ambrose .Sth.
SNiftsure 100 w sand Key ist.
Vrontolte % w sand Key lat.
lsir,ak rs w Key West 1st.
Nesfa 6l II Sand Key list.
" VI Irish 1n5 Sand Key ist.
~ alter u Munson - Jupiter LIST
y, est Greyloct lS3 ) Ambrose l. V LIST.
SvSss l<ehar $50 r Boston 2Sth.
V. Nosska 9o5 L Nantucket l. v fst.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
AMERICAN PORTS.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Feb 26-In port, strs
Swifteazie, for Tuxpam Ito call March -
Swiftwind, for Tampico Ito sail Feb 2S).
Sailed 27th, str Maruba. Norfolk.
GALVESTON, Tex. Feb o4-Arrived, strs
Mar Tirreno (Sp). Las Palmas; Lake Hec-
tor, Havana, &c.
Sailed 24th. str Seattle Maru tJap). Yoko.
ha ma, &C,
rort News. Manila for San Francisco: Blu
ford San Francisco.
MOBILE, Ala. Feb 25-Sailed. etrs Arynn
Port Arthur; Lake Giltedge, Port Spain.
PORTLAND, Me. Feb 27-Arrived. trgs
Liberty, Norfolk. towing barge Daytona tand
left on return with barges Chelsea and
Newport, TO call at Portsmouth for barge
Winnegance): Perth Amboy, Boston, towing
harges Hackensack, New York, and 'uI
Boston (and left with latter at PM for
Pcnobrcot River).
sEARsPoRT. Me. Feb 26-Arrived. str
Lewis X Thurlow. Norfolk ueaves March
on rcturn).
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
WINTER GARDEN WILL
HAVE TALL NEICHBOR

Plans have been filed for the construc-
ton of twelve story office building
with stores on the south side of Fifty
first street, adjoining the Winter Gar
den and occupying the whole block front
between Broadway and Seventh avenue.
1t will have frontage Of 1871 feet on
the street. 4S.10 feet on Broadway and
56.2 feet on Seventh avenue. Nellie
Lyon and Cora Lyon Canning are the
owners of record. The Bethlehem En-
gineering Corporation is the architect
and estimates the cost at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c.. March 1.
These naval orders were made public to
CAPTAINS.
Raby. James j., TO destroyer squadrons.
Atlantic Fleet
Sellers. David F.. to command the Mary
COMMANDERS.
Ellis. Hayne. 20 Navy Department. Wash
ington
Nash, Malcolm p. to command the Vega.
LIEUTENANT.
Taylor, Walter L., to naval destroyer
squadrons. Atlantic Fleet.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02

str Canadian Navigator (Br,, hence yestcr-
day for Halifax. became disabled last night
off Bourquis Head. Tug Gopher Is towing
the disabled vessel back to port for repairs.
VANCOUVER, BE. March 1.-The strike OF
Chinese seamen which has crippled commerce
~ the Far East and especially at Hong kong
has assumed more serious proportions. The
strike became general, involving general
tic up. The port has been closed and land
transportation practically suspended. 1t is
estimated that the monetary loss already is
81. 900, 900.
VICTORIA. Be, Feb 2s-Contract 10 re-
pair str Bessie Dollar tBr) has been awarded
{, Yarrows, Limited. Victoria price reported
~ So. 900; ship to be delivered In thirteen
days; repairs win be finished at China.
The New York herald., 1922-03-02
ALL THE WORLD CONTINUED
Canadian Harvester (Br)

sailed 25tn. str Canadian Harvester (er)
barbados &c.
HAVANA, Feb @i-Arriyed, str Lake
F.uornoy Houston.
sailed 2ist. strs Reins Maria Cristina
tSr). Bilbao; Goth, Crits lBr,. Liverpool.
MARACAIBo, Feb 2i--Sailed. ctr A.strea
iDutchl. New York.
NAPLES, Feb 1o--Arriyed. schr Little
Stephano tBr), rwiilingatc.
srhr Herbert Warren tBr) 50 Johns.
PUERTO PADRE. Feb 2o-Arrived, str
Mcnofway tNorl. New York via Manati
tit..d sailed a2d for Gbarab; schr Reedvillc
tHr Jacksonville via .t.ibara: 2lst, str
Freeport sulphur No ), New York.
ST JOHNS. NF, Feb fo-Arrived, schr
Nancy Lee CBrl, Pernsmbuco via Renews.
sailed 2iss, schr Harriet tforl. Oporto.
sailed prior TO 2lst. schr Gordon r Mou-
ton tBr), Pernambuco.
NOLO. Feb 1s-Arrived str Hog Island.
New York. SC.