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Evening journal., 1922-10-28

LEAD in VOTERS
Compilation of Registration
Shows 1000 Majority in
State
FIGURES GIVEN BY
CHAIRMAN BENSON

The strong lead held by the Re
publican party in Delaware Is shown
by the following analysis OF the reg
istratlon OF voters in the three
counties. furnished by General Alden
r. Benson. shairman Of the Repubu
can State Committee; after check
up on the registration made by
party committeemen:
Republican majority over
Democrats On New castle
Republican majority over
~ mocrats In Sussex
county .................... 1900
Total ..................... 5000
Democratic majority over
Republicans In Kent county 1000
Republican majority in state 1000
Comparative registration fig
ures for 1920 general election and
the 1922 off-year election are as
fOllows
Total registration. 1890. i03. 900
1922 Registration
Wilmington ....... 81. 900
Rural New Castle. 10000
Kent and Sussex. $4,000
$1,000
Falling of .............. $4,000
This falling on is accounted FOR
as follows:
Wilmington. removed
from city. approx
mately ....-........ HOUU
Eligibles who did not
register ........... 1000
New Castle county. 5000
Kent county. .......... 1000
Sussex county. 1000
From the above compilation. it is
pointed out. the Republicans have a
fine prospect for victory in Della
ware and will exert their endeavors
10 get out the party's vote on cleo
ion day 20 assure a sweeping victory
Tor the entire ticket. Republican
eaders and party workers are great
v encouraged over the outlook.
lroused interest having brought out
. heavy registration OF Republicans
IN registration day a week agOl In
crest Is growing daily in the cam
,aign TO elect the party ticket head |
ID by Senator T. Coleman DUPONT.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
The Weather

Fair tonight and Sunday; light
gentle 10 moderate variable winds.
Evening journal., 1922-10-28
SUN AND TIDE.
nd of Christiana.
LOST.

High water. .6.14 A. VI. $40 p. NJ.
Low water 100 A. NJ. 1.s0 p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
CLEARED.

Str london Mariner (Br). Burdon. London
via Halifax (gensral)--Furness. Witty Co.
Str Tacoma (Bro. Wright. Gothsnburs toii
str II NJ F1aEler. Michaeison. Nyborg Coll,
general)--R l. Hague.
Str Auuitania CBr). Charles. Cnerboure
nd Southampton tgeneraD D-Cunard Steam
Str Jules Henry Tr,. Tuili. Marseilles ton
and gencral)--R T. IaguA.
Str France ataru (fap). Iseki. Yokohama
and Kobe via Galveston (gensraD--Harriss.
Str walter A Luckenbsch. Johnson, Los
Angeles, San Francisco, &c, via Philadel-
phia and Panama Canal Tin transit) )--Luck-
enbach Steamship Co
San Pedro (rosidue)-United American Lines.
Str Philadelphia, Goodman. Curacao. La
suayra, DC. via San Juan (seneraD Bliss.
Str Edith. Briggs. San Juan. Ponce. &c
(Henera)--A II Bull Co.
Str Porto Rico, F'o,ker. San Juan, Ponce.
40 cgeneraD-New York and Porto Rico
Str Borota. Rainier. Port All Prince. Kings
or, so (rcneral)-Ciyde Steamship Co.
Str Sama (Nor). Gunderson. Nuevitas.
Porto Tarafa. &C tsenerai) Fruit
Co.
| str City OF Atlanta. Bibbard, Galveston
| (gNnerall Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Conlal Curry, Galveston via Key West
J eneral)--Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Creole, Jacobs, New orleans (sensrAi)
1 Southern Pacific Co.
Str Bret Isei (Trr). Poi,svin cfrom Hsvre)
Philadelphia senersD-compagnie Generate
STR Usmilton. Nelson. Norfolk (xenerai) =
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
str santa Clara. stephanser. Phiedelphis
| str steel Trader, Rylander, Newark (bsl-
iatt)--Norton, Lilly Co.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.

The connecting mails close At the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office, New
York, at Pm, az follows
Tahiti, Msrquesas, Cook Islands, New zen-
land and Australia via San Francisco; also
parcel post malls for 6ociety ISLANDS. Cook
ISLANDS. New Zealand and Australia, stt
MAUNdANUr. Dec. 8.
Japan. Corea, Chine, Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies. Straits Set
Elements Brunei. Malay States, North Bor-
neo. ssrawak and ~ Phiiippne Islands via
Seattle also parcel post malls for japan,
Cores, China. Siam, French lndo-China
States, North Bornso % "a and ssra~as' str
Netherlands East Indies Especially ad-
dressed only via San Francisco, str TILE
b2sr Hawaii III "a. Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mall for New Zealand
via San Francisco; also parcel post ms lis for
Samoan Islands and Australia. str sOSoMA,
Dec IL.
sordinary (unreeistsrcdl letters mailed ur
10 8 PM the next day will. provided there "a
no delay IN tho overland transit, reach Seat
tie In time for connection with the steamer
tsuppiernentary mails accepted on pier.
fAif., classes OF mail. including domestic
parcel post.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
SHIPPERS FORCE DOWN
CHARTER RATES AGAIN
Reports of Further Depression
Circulate in Market.

The close OF the week showed the ship
charter again under partial control OF
the shippers. who were able to force
some concessions in rates, especially for
grain cargoes TO Europe. This appeared
TO be only the inevitable reaction after
the phenomenal advances Of the earlier
weeks of the month and there were re-
ports OF further depression.
IT was predicted In some quarters
that the bumper grain crop of Argentina
would restrict business from American
ports, and In support OF this view there
were twenty. charters done IN London
ON a single day recently for voyages
from South America. whereas local
shippers seemed not at all desirous to
contract for tonnage for January or
February loading. Owners. however.
refused TO b~ stampeded ard in the
main held out for better rates.
A steady demand continues for tom
mage on time charter for the West
Indies and rates tend upward, Small
ship owners In one or two Instances
have been able TO get more thanes2 a
ton. hitherto the best rate obtainsble.
Medium size ships have been going at
about $40.
The coal market Is stsgnant. as there
arc no longer any orders here for Brit
ssh coal and American merchants have
not been able to reawaken the export
market. The feature OF the lumber
trade remains the Pacific-Atiantic busi-
moss. for which tonnage Ia proving hard
10 obtain.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
ARRIVED.

Str Nerpania tf}r). London.
Str Esther Dollar (Br), Shanghai Aug n.
Hong Kong 81. Manila Sept 8, Cebu 10Th.
Saigon 10Th, Singapore 25th, Maieoca 2Gth.
Penang Oct 2, Port Said 2sd. Messlna 2sth.
Mnrscilles Nov 2. Genoa Sth. Gibraltar 18Th
and Boston Both. TO the Dollar Steamship
Line. with mdac. Went 10 pier IS, Union
Transport Terminal. Staten Island.
Str paria, Georgetown Nov z. Cayenne 18th,
81 Laurent 18th, Pararnaribo 18th. Trinidad
2iet, Dominica csd and st Croix and ST
Thomas gath. - the Clyde Steamship Co.
with II passengers, mails and mdse. Went
10 pier a. North River.
str Katrina Luckenbacr Portland, Ore.
Nov ., Seattle -. Tacoma sth and Everett
9TH via Philadelphia. 10 the Luckenbach
Steamship CO, with mdse. Went 20 foot OF
a5ih street, Brooklyn.
Str Nordfarcr DAM. Progre~o.
str Lake Fernwood. Antilla Nov II,
Tanamo 10Th and Santiago Path, 10 tho
Atlantic Fruit Co, with sugar Went 20
National Sugar Refinery, Long Island City.
Str socony, towing barge, Port Arthur.
N the Standard Transportation Co, With
crude oil Anchored off Tonpklnsville. ST.
Str III Captain, New Orleans Nov 90. TO
the Southern Paciic Co. with mdse. Went
20 Ter 81 North River.
sfr Tnode Faseriund mon, New orleans
str Apache jacksonville Nov 30 and
Charleston 30th, 70 the Clyde Stea mship GO.
with passengers and ndee. Wen. 90 pier 81,
North River.
Str M 4 Tracy. Norfolk. 20 the NJ & ]
Trncy Co. with coal. Went TO Hackcr-ack.
Nj.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
NEW RATES WIDEN
GAPS In SEA FARES
Luxury Liners Considerably
More Than Modest Ships
Cuts S5 to S25.

Circulars detailing the new transst-
lantic fares agreed upon recently were
sent Yesterday TO ticket agents through
cut the United States by the passenger
departments or steamship lines. The
reductions, ranging from IS 10 s2o in
first and second class minimum rates
on nearly all the liners. are effective to-
morrow.
Both winter and summer rates are re-
duced. the latter continuing 10 per cent?
higher than the off season fares. 1t
was revealed. however, that the summer
season has been shortened two months,
80 that the higher rates are effective
eastbound from April l to July 81 in
stead of from March I to August 81, and
westbound from July l TO October 81
instead of from May 1 TO October 81.
Second class rates, as before, are uni
form for the entire year.
The Majestic's first class fares are
cut s.. bringing them TO $3.50 for the
winter season and $275 for the summer,
and second class fares are cut from sl45
to $lS5. The Olympic Of the White
star Line and the Aquitania and Beren-
garia OF the Cunard Line are reduced
for both first and second class pas
saEes, bringing the minimum first class
rate to s245 and $40, according to sea-
son. and the second class to s135.
First class fares for the Cunarder
Mauretania are reduced IS. to $40 and
s264; the White Star liner Homeric and
the French liner Paris are cut $40. TO
s2a6 and $3.50; the French liner France is
lowered se5, TO s2l5 and s24o; the White
Star liner Adriatic and the Holland
America liner Rotterdam SIS. TO s20o
and $2S.
The su most considerable reductions
both in dollars and in proportion TO
the total fares. are made in the smaller,
slower and older ships. From a winter
rate or S205 in first class the Baltic.
Cedric ana Celtic, OF the White Star
Line are cut to sis5; the Lafayette
of the French Line to $lS5; the Car
mania and Caronfa OF the Cunard Line
10 s195; the Cunarders Scythia I.aconia
and Samaria to s19S; the Holland Ameri-
ca liner New Amsterdam to slS75o. and
the Red Star liner Lapand to sl92.50.
The American ships OF the United
States Lines participate in the reduc-
tions. winter rates, first cass, on the
George Washington being reduced from
$3.50 to s210; on the America from 500
to Sl95. and on the President Harding
and President Roosevelt from s205 to
flS. Rates on the cabin ships Presi-
dent Arthur and President Fillmore
are cut from s120 to si15
Other reductions on the smaller ships
OF the foreign lines for the winter sea-
son, first class. are Anchor liners Tus-
$50; French liner Savole from s1a5 to
$50: French liner Savaie from s195 to
sTo: Red Star liners KroonIand. Fin
laDf and iceland. sis5 to S17250. and
Hec and America liners Noordam and
Ryrdam. si95 to s1T2.s0.
As result OF the Establishments the
gap between the luxury liners and their
more modest running mates is widened,
and first class fares are brought closer
10 eecond class and cabin fares. For
instance. Il costs now only $3.50 more
to travel first class by the Finland than
second class by the Olympic.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

distance given In miles: position at noon
unless otherwise specifiedl
A Bedford 1ss s Ambrose I. v "a
Agwimex $50 ENE Port Lobos lst.
America 1884 u Ambrose l. " 1st.
American Legion 2.pi1 sc Ambrose Isw 1st
Admission CITY az - Capsi Henry % 20; .nsa
Hryan passed Key West 1 pm ist.
Bannaek 1917 = Malin Head "a;
seiydsr: si,,S.. -, lat q ,. Y; Ion 81 o.: "a.
cseiaue Psi NE Colon 1st.
Cerro Ebano $50 Sc Jupiter I'd.
city of Augusta 1893 NE Hatteras I'd.
City OF Flint S26 r Portland LIST.
city Of Montgomery passed Winter Quarter
clorson ,5oi E Ambrose l. v ID,
crcfton Hall All sE Ambrose l. 1st.
y q scofield e5 Me- Colon lat.
Dean Emery as Sw Sand Key tst.
Eastern Cloud 80 Bishops Rock AM "a.
Eastern Dawn 62p r Ambrose l. "a.
Eastern Sword lao u Ambrose l. V "a.
Enstside 7iO " Boston LIST.
Edward I Doheny % 90 EsE ~ Lncis1s,.
Elisha Walker $50 GSW Hatteras LIST
Eocene of Vineyard Haven I'd. A
Evelyn 10 n Cape May 1st
Everett NE Cape Charles "a
! i Hllimsn s,sTi 8 san rraneiSoo ist'
n O Barstow n2 w Sand Rey LIST.
Fred W Weller ios sw Sand Key Ist.
George II Jones tin q Jupiter lst.
George w Barnes is u Sand Key 1st
George, Washington 1910 10 Ambrose l. v
HAIL anchored a, Tierra Baja 1aiand sst.,
Herbert l. Pratt 20 ~ Jupiter lat.
] A Bortwick b25 n by N Ambrose u v "a.
r O'Neill S65 EsE Sabine Bar fst-
y ~ Danziger 70 Jupiter list.
! riotcher Farrell lat 8f ~, Ion 6f OF, "a.
Joseph M Cudahy 67 8 Winter Quarter l. v
I'd.
rcwis X Thurlow 1870 Ew Block Island Va.
Liberty 100 II Ambrose l. v ga
LiRoninr a. 8 Jupiter 1st
Lillian 7i 8 Portland I'd.
Manaqui 81 8 Nantucket I'd.
Manhattan island 20s v Nantucket ], v fst.
Maracaibo LILO 3 Scotland Il " lat.
Mauritania 1000 r. Ambrose l. "a.
Mddlesex 90 ST Boston I'd,
Mystic 1s4 NE Colon frt.
Narci-rut AGO from Sandy Hook "a.
Navigator A15 wEW Bermuda fst.
Norman fridge II SIC Sand Key ist
Oritani 131 HAtteras I'd
Orleans soc s Ambrose 7, v "a.
Ormes 5S0 y Overfalls lat,
President Van Buren, 42i n Anbros. l. V
1st.
robin Adair 20 wv balboa 3 I'M ista
: y Hunt 120 w Tortueas jst.
Samuel q Brown 323 NV Balboa 1st
santa Ana 8N Ambrose l. VS. PM 1ss-
ssnts Iuisa arrives rauiuuc 7 AM ~.
santa TsrssAf5 N Africa Chile. AM 2ds
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Holiday Passengers and Gifts
Are Moving in Both
Directions.

Nearly all OF the ffty-nve liners
shown on the chart to-day may be
called Christmas ships. The, eastbound
fleet of twenty eight not only have
aboard multitude returning to home
lands to spend the holidays with was
sail still permitted in most foreign
places. but also stacks of gifts from
residents OF America TO their relatives
and friends In Europe. Thousands upon
si'sTT-; ads Of bags OF parcel post are
on tllr way 10 Germany and the coun
tries OF afflicted central Europe. The
Mount Carroll (R-39), for Hamburg
carries 5000 bags. and the American
liner Manciuria (G-5). also has q la rye
number. destined mostly for Germany
Three liners bound for the lands Of
the Vikings a taking back 10 their old
homes many hundreds OF folk who win
return. chiefly 10 Western farms. early
In the spring. They believe In a large
and leisurely holiday. The vilSing-car-
rers are the Hellig olav (G-47) Of the
Scandinavian-America line. the Swed-
ish-American liner Stockholm and the
Observation-Disclosures steamship Ber-
sensfjord.
Stormy weather is now the rule on
the Atlantic lanes and even II she were
not crippled. the Cunarder Mauretania
(O-2l), with one turbine out of COM
mission. would be unlikely to make more
than an average passage. AS 1t is, she
il proceeding slowly, like most of the
storm-tossed feet. Other big ships that
may have TO do a little creeping are
the White star liner Olympic -(E-11),
Off yesterday for Cherbourg and South
amptnn with many voyagers rwfo will
pass their Christms in England, includ-
ing Lord Louis Mountbatten and his
bride
A large number OF Americans are on
the Atlantic to-day bound for home,
patriotically ambitious to celebrate
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
PORT OF NEW YORK, SATURDAY, DEC. 2, 1922

Str Artieas. Philadelphia. TO tho Nawsco
Lines. with mdse. Went 20 pier so. North
River.
Sts Halizones (Br), Montreal Nov "a and
Sydney. CB, 27li, to n Houston & Co.
with mdec. Went TO pier o, Erie Basin.
Brooklyn.
Str \Eagle. Boston. TO. Houlder. Weir
Boyd, with mdse. Went to Nav York Dock
Cos pier 3, Brooklyn.
u Brazos. Hampton Roads. Went to
pier 2. Army Base. Brooklyn.
schr Dustin @ Cresey, Brunswick. Ga, Nov
IS, to 4 Elliot & Co. with lumber. An
chored off Red Hook Flats, Brooklyn.
Schr Rebecca II Douglas. South Amboy, TO
Emery, Sexton Co, with mdse- Anchored
off Red Hook Flats. Brooklyn.
Tugs Wellington. towing 3 bAryss. and
James McNally, towing barge (both ar
rived Nov 500.
Tugs Neptune, towing s barges, and Bess,
towing (both arrived Dec -.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
SAILED.

Str. Tnnamo, San Juan. 60: Moiderasrd.
Galveston; swiftscout. Smiths Bluff. Texas
Robin Hood. Monteyldec. &c. Frsderlck r
Kellogg Tarnpico Olympic q,r) southArnp-
ton: Ebro (Dr), Havana, &C; La 6ayoie tFr).
rIavre. Fort 81 George (Brl. bermuda
Arabic Crsr), Naples, &c. via Boston! Moor
dam (Dutch). Rotterdam; Creole. New Or
leans, IenApe, Charleston, 40; Cedric tBrl.
liverpool, Eiboney, Havana. act Comel.
Galveston; Caron'a CBr), Liverpool: ri Dia.
GaIveetoni FINLAND. Antwerp; caismare,,.
Havana. &c Albania tBr), London; Bylayl.
Norfolk: philadelphia. Isaguayre. &c; Porto
Rlco San Juan, &c Monticello, trial trip
V. ncouver Maru (Jap). Genoa; zscepa, San
.iaro, AoA Kosmo tBr), Karachl nc /, Fam
tiaro. ssntiago, &C; Santa Rosalis. Cslieo.
str- virrinis rAnited. riohmond, Ifsnnn-
ton, Norfolk, Marconi tBr). Moetevfdso and
Buopos Aires Norfolk Range (Br(. Phil
adelphia: City OF Atlanta. Savannah Nor
folk, Baltimore, Borota, Port nu Prince ana
Kingston; Lake winthrop. San Domingo
neirian fRr), Manchester; Somerset, Balti-
more; Mundelts, DO.
" s s Orion, Norfolk.
Tnr Murreii. towing . bsrsss tpss.-d out
Quarantine at 10 AMI.
Sailed 18TH. str Primerr (sp). Cadiz. 80.
Ths corrscts1 reading OF the barometer
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8.

Europe. Africa and West Asia Utaly. Nor
way, Denmark. Sweden. Llthuania. bettonia,
EsthonIa Poland. Russia and Gibraltar must
be specially addressed) via Plymouth and
cherbourg: also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. ireland, France and the countries
fnentIoned in notes A and II below, str
PRESIDENT ADAMS Z AM (sup AM D..
South Africa Especially addressed onlyl via
Cape Town; also parcel post mails for Union
OF South Africa, Bechuanaland Protectoratss
Portuguese East Africa, Northern and South
ern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Pro-
tcctor.te, str HYDASPES, AM
Germany Especially addressed only) Via
Bremen, str YORCK. q 80 AM.
Gibraltar Italy. Greece and Yugo-Slev1a
must be specially addressed) via Gibraltar,
Naples, .Patras and Gravosa: also parcel
nost mails for Gibraltar. Greece and fugo-
slavia. str TYRRHENIA. Q 80 AN.
Denmark, Sweden, Germany, Poland, Rus
sia Lithuania, Lettona and Esthonia via
Copenhagen. Danzig and Libau; also parcel
post mails for Denmark, Sweden, Poland.
f.ithuania and Lettona, str L1TUANIA,
II 80 AM.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Lingfleld (Br). from Calcutta, &c. ex-
poets to reach Boston noon wednesday.
Str Columbia (Br). Glasgow for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier %, North River,
about o 80 AN Monday.
Str Lapland (Br). Antwerp for New York.
is expected 10. dock at pier 81, North River.
about 80 AM Sunday.
str Adriatio CBr), Liverpool for New York.
IL expected TO dock at pier 90. North River,
about 30 PM Sunday.
York. 10 expected to dook et pier 3. Hoboken.
about go AM Sunday.
str Andania CBr), London. Ao, via Hniifss
g, North River, about 10 AM Monday.
Str Santa Elisa, Valparaiso for New York,
. expected 10 dock at New York Dock Co.'S
sier 30, Brooklyn, Monday forenoon.
Str stavsngerfjord tNor). Bergen for New
tork. IL expected to dock at foot OF Both
street, Brooklyn. Monday forenoon.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Army Orders

spsos1I Dfspofob 70 Tur NEW Yosx Huutp
New York HERALD Bur~su,
Washington, ID. a.. Dec. a.
These army orders we're made public TO-
INFANTRY.
rrier. COL James II. 20 New orleans.
Sherman, First Lieut.. John D.. 70 Fort
SIGNAL coRPs.
Cover. capt. Arthur w, 10 Fort Bliss.
COAST ARg1L1ERY CORPS.
Ksrr, Capt Creighton. 20 Honolulu.
MEDICAL CORPS.
BURNER, Major ErsIl H.. 70 san Ar+onic.
G4aA
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
SAINT. Veronica ssu 8 Cap. Henry ISL

Santa Veronica $50 Cape Henry 1sa
Santore S75 Ambrose l. v LIST,
sarcoxfe ], ,sf8 Ambrose L v "a.
Schodack Asa r Ambrose l. %.
Scythian $50 ENE Cape Henry I'd.
Sixaoia 40 " Jupiter 1st.
Eucaresco IS N Jupiter 1st.
Sudbury 1876 Ambrose Il I'd
Sunbeam 8T0 NE Colon list.
Tivivcs 5ST Ambrose l. V ist.
Tyne Maru e20 ID Boston 1st.
Vittorio Emanuele III 2,UTe % Cape Henry
vauban e,4so sE Ambrose 1st,
w II Tiford 10 by K Molasses Reef 1st.
w I. Steed 16t EW Jupiter I'd
w M Burton 90 Jupiter 1st.
w w Mills As SW HatteraB 3D.
Walter Jennings 40 8 Ambrose J. v I'd.
william Boyce Thompson 120 N Hatteras I'd.
willsoio 675 N Cristobal 8 PM 1st
West Isieta pg1 e Boston LIST.
West KebAr se5 Il Boston I'd.
West Quechee 1872 8 Ambrose L V 2d.
Zulia 4S2 Scotland l. I'd.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

HAITI (except Cape Haiti and Port de Psix)
East Coast). AmapaiA City, Choluteca (also
prints, 90, for Naceome, Tegucignipa and
Yuscaran). In Honduras. Cauca and Narino
mail for Peru (cxcept Iquitoe). Bolivia and
Chile (otlisr parts Of Honduras must be spe.
ciaiiy addreesed) via Port all Prince and
Cristobal. ctr COLON (sea post). II 80 AN
tsup ~ 80 PM %.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
NEW LINER roR BRAZIL.

LONDON, Dec. 2.--The Harnburg-South
America Steamship Company has or
dered the firm OF Blohm n voss to build
a. 1900 ton steamer, according TO a
Hanburg dispatch 20 the Times. The
new vessel like tho two soon to be
launched at Danxig, IN for the Brazilian
esrvfca II will accommodate 500 cabin
passengers and 1000 third class.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

A l. Kent 76 II Ambrose L "a.
Abanearez 235 " Colon list.
Agwirnaru 100 SW Montauk POINT I'd.
ArEonne $50 8 San Diago LIST.
Ceigarolite $50 NE waiting Island ID.
Cananova 5e6 Overfals l. LIST.
Carplaka 413 ENE Hatteras "a.
Cayo Mambi 400 Diamond Shoal l. " 1st-
City of Eureka 4S1 Il Ambrose l. V I'd.
Clare anchored Fajardo AM 1st.
Clayarack zoo Z Ambrose l. I'd.
Colorado Springs 154 Il by Hatterss "a
Comanche 245 8 Scotland l. v I'd.
Eastern Glade $50 SSE Ambrose Il I'd.
Edgar r Luckcnbach 1860 Ambrose /.
lat.
riizaoe,l, 22 sw Hatteras list.
Esperansa 200 Scotland l. v %.
George Washington 1900 T. Ambrose L v Z
Ker~haw 4 sw Brigantine shoal I'd. 4
l.aponia 401 ENE Cape May I'd.
Mexico 270 w Progreso 1st.
Monterey 173 K Vera Cruz fst
MORO Castle 1875 s Hatteras 1st.
Munargo 80f-S Scotland l. 2d.
Nile 624 L Ambrose /. v I'd.
Ophis 112 NE Bermuda %.
Roanoke 1870 N Hatteras "a.
San Lorenzo 657 San Juan SAM I'd
Shenandoah 1lS SE Cape Henry 3D.
socony CbarHe) go wNW Tortugas 1st.
Stavangsrfjord 1000 E Ambrose L " AM
Cd.
Tanarfo if2 Scotland L v "a.
Tuscan s NE Brigantine gas buoy I'd
Vabn 80 SW Fire Island L " 8 PM 1st.
vasari 1877 SB Ambrose v 1st.
vauban 2.A90 Sc Ambrose l. v LIST.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
CLOSING OF MAILS.

indicated below ns rs % %
Station foreign
once ana
% % M cisS
scheduled sailing
by Of closing OF mall
The New York herald., 1922-12-03

NEW YORK. Dec 2--Tne time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the seamens Church Institute, 20
South street, dropped to-day ~ exact noon.
18th meridian. or hours slow Of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
962O.a
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
SAIL WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 6.

Dreiz Tzel. Havre. 10 y R.......... ---
Camaguey. Havana, 10 Bklyn..... -----
Comnnche jacksonville. 30 ~ r.. Noon
Dakarian. London. - ~ n...... -
Enstport. Glasgow Army Base.
vi Cid. Galveston, 81 N R......., -
GuTiemo Pclrce. Naples, ae " r. Noon
Hallzonee, Montevideo, Eris
Basin, Bhyn. yn.......,............ ---
Huron Turks Island. ~ BkIyn. M $500
Uydaspee, Cape Town, Erie
Basin, Bkiyn. n...................4. -
I.ityania, Liosu. Bush Docks.
Hklyn. ts......-..sE ss4.. hsss4st 5iVb IN
Maiacca Maru. Kohe. &C. 20 CLIFTON @
Notapen, Kingston, . n R......... II 90 AN
Pnria, st Thomas. 81 " h.. PM
President Adams, London. no
boken .................. Al 90 AN
Yorok, Bremen, 9th at. Noboksn... II 100 AN
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
Navy Orders
Fp,e,or Dispatch 10 TINS Srw Yc-K Hnrl

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, u. e., Dec. 2.
These navy orders have been made public
20. fav
Rear Admiral Ncv TON A. McCuly. 20 board
Of inspection and survey, washington, y. G.
Lieut.. Commander Emory u. Clement, 10
receiving station. Buffalo.
Lieut.. Lawrence r. Brown, 10 Z. 2. T.
Utah.
Lieut.. whitley Perkins. 20 u. s. g. Veaa.
Lieut.. BENJAMIN @. Hotom. Medical Corps.
20 Virgin Islands.
Lieut.. Robert 8. @. WEIGH. Medical Corps.
20 Naval Hospital, Norfolk.
Lieut.. chester W. Weber, Dental Corps.
20 Naval Hospital, Mare Island.
The New York herald., 1922-12-03
VIEW PANAMA CANAL RECORD.

PANAMA. Dec. ASSOCIATED Prcrs).
Records for the number OF ships pass
Eng through the Panama Canal In one
month and tolls collected were broken
in November. Reports show that 3l2
vessels paid s1.2s4,441 tolls