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525 Main Street
Dorothy Garfield for Representative

Dorothy Garfield for Representative.
The Bennington Banner. one of the
leading newspapers of Southern Yer.
mont mentions the name Of Dorothy
Garfield Fisher of Arlington as a can.
didate for the Republican nomination
for member OF Congress Mrs Fisher,
better known as Dorothy Garfield.
author OF The trimming Cup and
number Of other novels, has not taken
her proposed candidacy very serious
~, but the Banner has received a mum
Der of letters, urging her support
1t Is doubtful if Vermont has We;
reached that stage of progress where
Il would send a woman to Washing
ton as a representative. Mrs. Fisher
would, without doubt, make a good
representative. She is progressive
in her ideas-progressiye without sac
ridc.ng common sense In many ways
she remind one of Lady Aston. She
is an ordinary home-loying woman. in.
tercsted In her own community and
its schools yet not provincial 20 the
extent that she excludes outside iaGu
cnees and affairs
Vermont clings 10 old ideas and
many Of IT, people are proud of il. Its
state lcgis ature is law making body
that would be unworkah.e in other
states. Its constitution provides that
the lower house shall have one repre-.
sentative from each town chosen from
those most noted for their wisdom
The result is that at Montpelier there
is state capitol which Is a rather inn
posing piece Of architecture, necessar-
lily so in order to find room for the
three or four hundred members Of the
lower house
The senate is composed of one sen.
ator- from each county. Some sections
in Vermont are very thinly settled.
There are a few towns which have but
one voter He grayely goes to the
polls, casts one vote for himself, and
then packs his gripsack and starts for
Montpelier as the representative OF
that town. 4 result of this Is that
there are some rather startling pieces
Of legislation introduced. They cover
everything from Pittsburgh 10 the
shooting stars. AS may be- supposed,
most Of these freak bills die in com
mittee.
Vermont also has another peculiar
feature OF conducting elections. Every
voter must be on what is called the
free list" These lists must be con-
spicuously displayed in each town for
a certain number of days before elec.
ton When the right of suffrage was
granted to women, the question was
raised as to whether the ages OF the
women would have to be posted. More
than one Vermont woman declared
that she would never vote If her age
had to become public property, and III
was ruled that the posting of the ages
was not necessary,
Despite these peculiar features Of
Vermont politics, the state Is well
governed and Il has sent many able
representatives to Montpelier and to
Washington Mrs. Fisher in Congress
would uphold the record made by
Vermont and she would prove
worthy representative - Watertown,
N Y, Daily Times
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If Back HURTS or
Bladder BOt1ers

BE careful what you take for your
Kidney, Bladder or Urinary troubles.
Remember that pr Carcy5 PRESCR-
TON no. III Is absolutely free from
dangerous drugs and has had 80
years of success tor Kidney and Blad-
der trouble. Sure relief or money
back on large bottle. Quiulan's Plar-
macy and W. l.. okay.-Adyertise-
ment
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-15

A man in debt oftentimes Is adj
yised to let the other fellow do the
worrying, which may be advice that
ls all right as far as 1t goes. It's
fault is that it doesn't 60 at all when
the other fellow is the income tax
collector
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An lnvertmort IN lifn

insurance Is sure to bring a content.
c1 mind and incidentally the prem.
ium deposits required represent en-.
mulative saving. Consult MS. Ma.
tcnal Life ms Co. of VI. CMutuau,
Earl S. Hinslcy general agent. Mead
RW.dmg, Rutland. VT
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Somebody makes the revolutionary
suggestion that we have a national
work week. II everybody had fifty
two of them. we should hear no talk
Of. hard times.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-15

Those Russian peasants who re-
duce their acreage TO escape con6s-
cation of crops are but unwilling imi-
tatOrs Of the capitalists who contract
their investments to escape high sur
taxes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-15

A physician declares that man Is
equipped with too many useless in
ternal organs About how many use
less Internal organs would he consider
Just enough?
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Friends OF an English author say
he Is the only man who thoroughly I'M
derstands women. The author Will be
censured, it is feared, for not having
told us before this why a woman gets
off a street car backwards.
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"Hindus dance in bonfire to cheer
prince says a headline. OF course,
east is east and west is west, but we
should consider that performance the
ultimate zero in entertainment.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-15

Wellesley college says that the Eng
fish language Is afflicted with the NAL
ady OF "styllstic pedestrlanlsm.' II
sounds dangerous, when you put 1t
that way.
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out for the champIonshIp.

An actor with a decided thrift strasS
was told by Broadway hotel mani.
cure girl that a certain fellow IN town
was called the champion tightwad be-
cause he only tipped her dime
SWELL" said the actor, I'm going to
take the Championship away 0om
hitn."
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Mrs. James Farwell was there snow
ing her god teeth as she laughed
and iokod with the rest OF TIE happy
folks. Burusboro Tribune.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-15

Tulip Why do you suppose they
cab 1t "shortcake?"
Ezra: Because It lasts such a
short time"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-05-15

The telephone pole hit Arthur
ear in self defense last Sat.
Torchight.
The worm turns occasionally,
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Go Right Ahead, Mrs. zcnt,, If LAT,
Doesn't Mind.

| want TO take in washugs. Mrs.
LATE Ientz.-Ady in Jewell Republl.
can.
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SHIPPING NEWSFROMA ALL PARTS OFTHEWORLD

Sailed Cd, Pm. str wuertemburg (Ger).
New York.
HAVANA. Feb s-Arrived. str Mexico.
sailed ga str Uiua (BD. from cristobai
~ HONG ,ssS KoNci. Feb l--Arrivsd. str .reny9
Maru Dap. San francisco via Honolulu and
JAMAICA. Feb l--saiied. str Joseph J
cuneo (Nor). Philadelphia.
KOBE. Jan 2o--Arrived. str Ixion tBr).
Tacoma and Seattle via Yokohsma;
Arrived Jan 30, str Canadian Freignter
(Br), Vancouver, Be.
Sailed Jan 80. str suwa Maru (Jap). from
Hong , K9nE lot In. pa smarr,vsd .tr Kossuth
QtaD. New Orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Feb s--sailed. ctr Scottish
Msdsn nr ro Ms nstn Ss., St John NIB
Sailed Sd, strs Canadian conoueror (Br).
ST John. Nh: Davo tBr). Baltimore.
Arrived Attn. str Scythia (Br). New York
va LONDON TsSs FEB s-Arrivsd. str southwestern
Miller (Br) New York: Sundance. Jackson
tc Br,. Boston Dos and Portland. Ne.
MANCHESTER. Feb 3-sailed, str Ventura
de Larrinaga lBrl. Hampton Roads.
da MaHs 9F5. New reg York Via Naples and
MELBOURNE, Feb s--Arrivsd. str Wan
Sailed Sd. str sussex (Br), New York:
PERM, Jan e9-Sailed. str City OF Dun
kirk (I,rl. from Calcutta for New York.
'poHT LiMON. Feb s-Arrived. str San Gil
Sal Sailed Sd, str parismina. Tela.
PRESTON, T.. Feb 2--Arrived, str Knu'
Hamsun sNorl, Sabine via Norfclk; s.r.a
PRESTON. Cuba FEB 2. midnight-sailed
PUERTO COLOMBIA. Feb 3--Arrived, st,
Turrialha. Cartagena. -.
tcnniai State lfrom London. New York:
ROTTERDAM. Feb 2-Arrived. strs Fem
dyk Dutch. Portland. Q. and Seattle via
San francisco; Poljana (Nor). New Orleans
VS. Sailed list. s.rs Algeria Dutch. Hamp.
ton Roads: I'd. Merrymount, Boston.
press of France (Br). Liverpool for New
York; Indiana Harbor, Norfolk; Lakonis
CRr). Glasgow Canadian Runner (Br), Liv'
Arrived 4th. strs Manchester Port lBr),
Manchester; Erholm tNor). Norfolk: Cana
dian Ranger tBr). Mediterranean ports.
Sailed 4th, strs chaudiere !srl. West
Indies: Corsican ,(Brl, Havre. Southampton
and Antwerp; Canadian Rancher tbr,, HUI
ST NAZAIRIs. Jan 31--Sailed, str Eastern
SHIELDS. Feb o-Arrived. str Orient Cit;
80 sso5uTHti.A III, Feb ). . PM-sailed. st,
George Washington (from Rremen). New
York.
TEI.A, Feb o--Arrived strs Coppename
Puerto Castillo: Sd. Tela (Nor), Mobile.
TRIESTE, Feb 3-AArrived str Italia (Br),
New York.
VENICE. Jan ce-Arrved. strs Erdel,
.GlaD, New Orleans via Genoa; Raifuku
Marus tJap), Baltimore.
Sailed Jan 81. str Taibu Maru Gap)
Hampton Roads.
VICTORIA. nc. Feb 4-Arrivcd str Ma
kura (Br), sydney for Vancouver,
Sailed 4th. ship Mafalda (Nor). United
Kingdom.
YOKOHAMA. Jan 2S--Arrived, strs West
Jessup. Tacoma and Seattle for Darien
29tf. Africa Maru Dap. do for Hong Kong
Los Angeles, San Pedro: West Faralon, Sar
Francisco via Honolulu for Manila: Golden
Stnte, San Francisco Via Honolulu for Hong
Kong Korea Maru (Jap). San Francisco
via Honolulu for Hong Kong; Margaret
Coughlan Orr. Portland, Q. for Kobe:
Sailed 10th. str Wytheviic, Philadelphia
Boston and New York.
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which was scheduled to sail from this port
ic-oay for New York, delayed on ac-
count Of a strike by her stclSers. Is OF whom
walked out. Officials OF the French Line
said they hoped 10 replace the stokers In
order 10 sail TO morrow.
HONG KONG, Feb 2--Thc Soanen's Union
here, whose strike, declared last month, Ia =
tied up numerous ships. has been declared
Crown Colony OF Hong Kong. to be an I'M
laHfn organization. The poles have seized
the unions headquarters In an explanatory
i.ote, the Official Gazette say- the action
OF the governor based " On attempts
by the union TO paralyze ths life OF the
colony, as II had paralyzed its shipping. by
inducing sympathetic strikes on the part of
WOrknen who had no grievances.
H. heading for Halifax with the rudderiess
str Thyra (Sw) In tow. was the word re-
co!ved here last night by wireless. Tho
suwanee arrived alongside ~ Thyra yes
niles east OF Halifax. The str Sable l.
which started 10 go TO the assistance of the
Thyra. pat In at 81 Johns, NE yesterday
and apparently win not continue her quest
LONDON, Feb 3--schr Felix DAM. ST
Lawrence. NJ, for Oporto, Goldfish, Ia ashore
south of Leixoes In dangerous position
crew landed: sea very rough.
ith-Str Western Maid. from Baltimore for
steering gear carried away: proceeding Al
reduced speed to Falmouth no assistance
wanted.
Str Southwestern Miller CDr) Philadelphia
via New York for London, has been In col
lsion in the River Thames: damage un,
known.
ST JOHNS. NE. Jan 2z--Schr Smugglei
tbrl, which went ashore az Catalina was
floated about Jan 20 by Str Cabot.
TACOMA. Wash. Feb THE str Northern
Pacific, which bought by the Admira
Line from the u Government. win b.
renamed II L Alexander.
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SAILED.

Strs Empress of Scotland (f3r). Madeira.
Be: Jeseric (Br), Sakai &c, via Norfolk;
Grof Khuen Herarvay QtaD, New Orleans;
Araguaya (Br), Bermuda; Fort Victoria
tBr). do; Orizaba. Havana; Sandown Castle
(Br). CAPE Town, SC; Harvey II Brown.
Norfolk: Ryndam (Dutch). Rotterdam Lap
land (Br). Naples, &C: Edith, San Juan
Sc Arapahoe. Charleston SC; Fort 81
George 1Br), st Thomas, &c: Gedania
DAM, Montevldeo; Zulia, Laguayra. &c;
Porto Rico. San Juan, &c; Santa Elisa,
Callao, &c. via Havana: Pastores. Havana
SC; Norfolk, Havana, &c; Lake Arthur,
Richmond; Michael (Br), Para, DC. via Nor,
tNor, Cardenas via Norfolk, La rouraine
tF,), Havre; Delambre C,r). Norfolk; Lam
pasas Galveston: Munargo, Nassau; Suther-
land, Antwerp: America, Bremen: Montauk,
London: Braddock, -: Federal. Texas City.
Strs Mantowoc, Norfolk; Eagle, San Fran
cisco. sc, via Norfolk; Ossabaw, Tampa.
sc; Meropi (Greell. Havana. via Norfolk !;
yanian, Philadelphia: Martinique. ST Thomas.
&c Nordhvalen (Dam, Norfolk; Robin
Adair, San Francisco: Canada (Fr), Mar
.elles, sc. via Providence; Vaemore (Br),
London; Bryssel (Dan). Puerto Mexico: Ed
Occidente, Galveston: Mexicano (Nor), Guam
isnamo: Corona (Nor), Ric Janeiro via Phil
nceiphia. Menus. New Orleans; Norfolk,
Manzanillo.
Strs Eastern Admiral. Philadelphia; Ira
falgar tBr). Norfolk; Mongolia (Sw), do.
jI-s Mabel. Gulfport, aWnbert Bart
lett. Sasannah Priscilla Alden. Georgetown;
Heisa Philadelphia s .
SEIZED 3D. strs Gulfstar, Port Arthur;
Cana dian Logger (Br). Halifax; Bert (Nor),
baltimore; Tuxpanoil, Port Lobos
The corrected reading of the barometer
leduoed to sea levep at New York on
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Arrivals at and Departures from
FOREIGN Ports.

ALGIERS, Feb 3-Arrived. str Arabic
(Br, New York for Monaco. Naples apd
ANTWERP. Feb e--Arrived, motor ship
George Washington (Nor. San Francisco
via Colon and Bergen; str Persier tBelg,'
Sailed I'd, str7Gothland (Belg). New York.
Sailed I'd, Pm. U Army transport Can
AvIl.Es, Feb Arrived str Asher tBels,.
Port Tampa via Norfolk.
AUCKLAND. Feb 3--Arrived, str Niagara
BALBOA. Feb s--Arri,ed. motor ship Pedro
christophersen (Sw) San Francisco for
Stockholm.
celona tsp). Galveston via Pensacola: 3ist.
Giulia Ital, New Orleans via Norfolk for
Trieste: Magyarorszag GtaD, Wilming t,n
BARROW. Feb 3-sailed, str Empire Ar
HARRY. Feb a--sailed. str Barcndrecht
(Dutch). Pensacola
rELFhST. Feb 3--Arrivcd str Lord Down
SIZE nsaMT gi L2 FsS sai led str Fort am
ton IIr). New York.
BILBAO. Jan 3o-Arrived, str Wilscox,
Galveston via Lisbon.
BORpEAUX, FEB i--Sailed, str Maryland
BREMEN. Feb ARRIVED. str Westerwald
BUENOs AIRES, Feb S-Arrived. str Thu
bar Dutch. Gulfport
Sailed 3D.. str Lorraine Cross. New YORK.
Il,
New York via Providence.
CIIRIsTTANIA, Jan sl-sailed. ctr Ranen-
ford (Nor). New York.
COPENHAGEN. Jan 30-Arrved. str Es-
tonia DAM. New York for Danzis and
Sailed Jan %. str Atlantenhavet Dan,.
Hampton Roads.
cRisTOBAI., Feb 3--Arrved. strs Granfos
tNor), New York and Philadelphia for
Guayaquil; Toloa tBr). New York via Ha-
vana.
Sailed 3D., strs Deerfield tBr). from New
York and Baltimore for San Francisco;
Gen w G Gorgas. New York.
| DtVEEPORT. Feb 3-Sailed, str Nucula
1Ir). Port Arthur
DUNKIRK. Feb i--Arrved, str Vauclin
ORA. New York via Bordeaux:
Sailed list. str Glen. New York.
FAYAL. Feb 2--Sailed. strs Gefion (Sori
from Manchester for Hampton Roads; Gran
ford from Rotterdam). Wilmington. NC:
Jgotz Mcndi (Sp), from Sagunto for Hamp-
ton Roads
GENOA. Jan so--Arrived. bark Albertstcl;a
Gtal. Pensacola.
GIBRALTAR Feb 3--Passed, str Occur
dAlene New York and Philadelphia for
Sailed Sd. str Themistocles tGreek), from
Piraeus for New York.
CREENOCK, Feb 4--Arrived, str Mime
sotan, Seattle and San Francisco via Liv-
erpool
HALIFAX, Ms. Feb s--Arrived. str Hast
inps County (Sor). Baltimore for London.
Sailed Sd, str Rosalind (Br). New York
HAMBURG. Jan 31--Arrived, str Missouri
(lTr) New Orleans.
Sailed Jan %. str Muskogee. Texas City.
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The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mey-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Conn
munication 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); Anna
gansett, L. l.; Cape May, N. j.;
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hatteras, N.
c.; Jupiter, Fla; Key West, Fla;
New Orleans, La. These position
(TR) reports must be addressed
only to the radio station called,
and they will be forwarded TO
New York. Ii is important that
these reports should be sent
promptly at noon each day in
order that they will be received
in time for publication.
Position reports can also DO
sent through the stations of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New Yc-k;
East Moriches,, L. J., and East
hampton, L. !.
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PORTLAND. Me. Feb 5---Arrived. str
stephen Jones. Sorfolk.-Wind w. light
breeze: clear
PORTSMOUTH,. Nh. Feb 4. PM-sailed
str II Dcvereux. Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb ARRIVED
u S Argonne. Philadelphia: strs Levant
Arrow, Manila; Waotapu Chr, Ocean Falls,
BE: Vancolits (Br), Victoria. BE.
Sailed 4th, strs Anyo Maru (Jap). Hong
Kong; ohioan. Portland; Howick Hall. Lon;
Orleans; u S S Rappahannock. cruise.
SEATTLE. Wash. Feb 4-sailed. str Silver
State. Yokohama.
Sailed Attn. str Remus (Nor). Vancouver.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Feb 4--Arr.ved, str Es-
sex. Jacksonville for Philadelphia (and pro-
ceeded).
Sailed 4th. strs Fluor Spar Charleston;
City OF Montgomery. New York: Dryden.
Kobe.
TACOMA, Wash, Feb 4-SaiIed, strs Yo-
shida Maru No (Jap). Vancouver; Yomei
Maru (Jap). Seattle.
TAMPA. Fla. Feb ARRIVED. schr c c
Wehrum, Lagona.
Sailed 4th. schr Albert II Willis, Boston.
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Alabama. Port Arthur: Boston City lBr.
Bristol via New York Herbert l. Pratt.
Ghorrea. Mexico; Rotterdam Dutch. Rot
terdam.
Sailed Attn. str Hallgjerd CNor). Newport
News.
Passed down Marcus Hook Attn. s:l5 AM.
strs st Mary tBr). for New York; 1910 AN,
Lone Star State. for do: 1890 AM. tug Pru-
dence, towing barges Osceoa. for Boston.
and Geo r stetson.. for Newburyport; 1o:45
AM str Wiilsolo. for New York: tug Ger
inantown. towing barges. for Eastern
ports
passcd out Delaware Breakwater 3D.. 8 80
PM. sfrs Guifstream, Philadelphia for Port
Arthur. Pm. Ccmmock. do for Busnos
Cshttysburg, towing barges Herndon, for
ssarsport. octararor,. for Bar Harbor. and
Left during the night Sd. lighthouse tender
Tulip.
philadelphia for Hamburg.
Sailed 4th. schr Truro Queen (Br). -.
WIND w. miles; hazy: smooth sea.
PERTH AMBOY. NJ, Feb 4-Sailed, schr
Priscilla Alden. Georgetown. SC.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
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Continued from Preceding Page.

Str Spermina (Br). lsassett. Norfolk (bal-
last)--Simpson. Spence n Young.
Str Trafalgar (Nor). Petersen, Norfolk
(ballast) -Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Putney (Br) Turner. Norfolk tballasp
--F'unch, Edge Co.
Str Nordhvalen dam, Madsen. Norfolk
(ballast)--New York and Cuba Mail Steam
ship Co.
(Yeneral -Rchmond and New York Steam
Ship Co.
Str Philadelphia, Leel, Baltimore (generaD
Clyde Steamship Co.
str Willfaro. Ilees Baltimore general
Williams Steamship Co.
str Eastern Admiral, Smith. Philadelphia
st)-Moore & Mccormack Co. Inc.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Boston tgenera) =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Barge Socony %, Sivert en-. Tampico (bal-
lasD-Standard on Co of New York.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy NALL

ASTORIA, o. Jan 2e--Arrived strs =
Purusima. San Pedro: A Moffett. do. >
HONOLULU. Jan 2e-Arrived, strs rersi1
cisco; Tordenskjoid cNor). Matanass fos
Hong Kong. &C. Stockton, San Francisco
Manukai, Seattle.
Sailed 2sth. strs Apus. Dairsn; Masura
(Br). Vancouver. )
PORTLAND. Me. Feb 2-Arrived. sty
Corone. Norfolk. :
Lightburne. Mobile Ito repair.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan 29--Arrived
motor Babinda. San Pedro; str Canadial
Rover (Br). Ocean Falls.
ST ANDREWS BAY. Fla. Jan 31--Arrivedr
schr Jessie G Noyes, Provfdence.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

y BOSTON, Mass. Feb t-Str Pannonia (Br) ,
from London Jan 10 for New York, lost
rudder week ago IN gale. making 90
miles each day and is using propellers TO
steer The str Verbania (Br) which left
London Jan &c for Boston, mas deem diverted
TO New York to take the Pannonia's sailing.
CITY ISLAND, Ny, Feb tug owen
McWilllams with G barges, bound south.
burst steam pump and is being towed to
New York for repairs by tug Salutation.
IIAVRF, Feb Str Rochambeau tFr),
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AFRICA MARU (Jap). at Yokohama Goth.
ARABIC (Br). at Aigiers Sd,
EaPeEo aM ( 81 e "a s "a 'osh-
EMPRESS or FRANCE (Br). at st John,
Nh Sd.
EsToNIA DAM, at Copenhagen Jan 80.
ITALIA (Brl. at Trieste 3D..
KOREA MARU (Jap). at Yokohama Goth.
MEXICO, at Havana I'D.
NIAGARA tBrl, at Auckland Sd.
sCYTHIA (Brl, at Liverpool sth.
TENYO MARU (Jap). at Hong Kong LIST.
ToLoA lBrl. at Gristobal 3D..
TURR1ALBA, at Puerto Colombia 3D.
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.
cANTIGNY, from Antwerp Sd for New
York.
CENTENNIAL STATE. from Queenstown 4th
for New York.
cHAUDIERE (Br. from St John. NIB. for
West indies.
coRsIcAN (Br). from st John. NIB. 4th
FORT HAMILTON CBr). from Bermuda 4tt
for New York.
GEN W G GoRGAs. from cristobal Sd fol
GEsooRGE' WASHINGTON, from Southampton
Sd for New York.
CORTLAND tbels), from Antwerp I'd FOL
MELITA s8r,. from Liverpool 80 for 81
PARIsMINA. from Port Limon Sd for Tela
PROVIDENCE tFr). from Marseilles LIST fol
RosAL.ND (Br). from Halifax Sd for New
suwA MARU Dap. from Kobe soth fol
THEMisTocI.ES (Creek). from Gibraltar Sd
for New York.
ULUA (Br). from Havana Sd for New
wuYERTEMBURG(G ep. from Hamburg I'd
for New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

ANTlLLA, Jan Si-Sailed. str Gyndon,
Boston.
Is GRAND BANK. Jan 21-Arrived previously.
schr Dorothy Melita ORR, Oporto.
HALIFAX, Feb ARRIVED strs Montcalm
,Brj, st John for Liverpool (and pro-
ceededD; Venus ii (Nor), Hull: Hochelaga
(Br). Lunenburg.
Sailed I'd, atf Lingan Obi. Louisburg.
LAMALINE. Jan 26--Saied previously.
schr General lronsldes (Br), Gibraltar.
LuNENBURG, Jan 3i-Sailed, str YER
sa!liss (Dr), Ponce.
ST JOHNS. Nj. Jan 2S--sailed. str Watuka
(Br). sydney.
In port 3lst, schr Roy Bruce (Br,. for
Barbados.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

Saturday. Feb 4, 1922. at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
tNenty-nine and nlnety-eight hundredths
(o9.9s) inches. This closely approSimates
seven hundred and sixty-one and five-tenths
$3.50 millineters. Captains of all vessels
now lynggin or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can adyantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, ~, light
breeze clear: smooth sea. .st ..t1 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05

1850 yards 200 deg FROM the belfry on
Coasters Island. thence I'm 222 deg direction
10 the island. Gable extends from the south
ernmost point OF Coasters Harbor Island to
Site the L S Naval Hospital. thence TO the
northern end of Goat Island. skirting the
shore until'opposite the light on the northern
end of the breakwater Cable leaves the
outheastern point of Rose Island In 116
deg 80 min direction until In Is feet of
water when IL turns south to the island.
Information has. been received that Point
salinas light. Dominican Republic, in ap-
proxinlately lat Is IL IL ". lon 70 80 SO w.
was reeahibited on Jan 3, 1922.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-02-05
Dangers to Navigation.

reported 70 the Photographic Office.1
Feb 3. lat IS IL. Ion "a 80. passed break
ers apparently heavy wrecka ge--Str Currier.
t'robably heavy wreckage just awash)
Feb 9, lat % 0s, Ion "a %. passed lighted
buoy, with light flashing at irregular inter-
NalS-Str Limon.
Feb /. lat % o6. Ion SO 0s. lost three life
buoys--Str Lake Soralee.