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The New York herald., 1922-02-01
SEES SUBSIDY END
SHIP BOARDS ILLS
Head of Emergency Fleet Says
Congress Can Stop Drain
Of Treasury.

A speedy end 20 the activities of the
United States Shipping Board was pre-
dicted last night by Joseph w. Powell,
president of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poratton. at the seventeenth annual din
per of the Maritime Association of the
Port of New York at the Waldorf. The
association committed itself in favor OF
the Port Authority plan.
Mr.. Powell, in addressing the 200 rep
rcsentatives of shipping and commerciai
interests, pointed out that with favorable
action of Congress upon legislation deal
ing with the problems of the Shipping
Board the next five years should see
solution of it's tangled affairs.
"If Congress will pass upon the ap-
preparation asked for. the Shipping Board
will be able to liquidate all its obliga-
tons" said Mr.. Powell. '"rhen if it has
any reasonable success in selling the
Shipping Board fleet the long standing
drain upon the public treasury will be
ended"
ITO accomplish this, however" he con-
tinued cit will be necessary for Congress
to give favorable consideration to ship
subsidy legislation which will soon be
laid before it. The best argument I
know of for the subsidy is that through
the sale OF it's feet the Shipping Hoard
will be able to take in more money than
the subsidy will cost the Government"
There are approximately 1.leo vessels
comprising the fleet.
Charles H. Potter. vice-president OF
the association, presided. Among the
guests were Supreme Court Justice
John MacCrate. William E. Cleary,
former Representative in Congress-;
Captain ]. v. Kleeman. U. s. Navy;
Commander Byron l.. Reed. U. S. Coast
Guard: William X. Clevsrley, Captain
OF the Port; Commander John Grady,
u. S. Navy; C. w. VOORHEES,, u. s.
Shipping Board Commissioner; Com
modore Robert p. Orshew, Andrew M.
Campbell, treasurer Of the Maritime
Association: Walter r. Firth. secretary
of the association. and Luke d. Sta
pleton.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Navy Orders

Special Dispatch ~ Tim NEw NoRK lIEaALD
New Nork Hersid bureau
Washington. ID. g., Jan. -.
Tho Bureau OF Navigation published The
following orders to-day:
IIEUTENANT-CoMNI
wlluams. Elmo H.. 10 destroyer squadrons,
Pacific fleet
LTEUTrNANTs.
Adams, j. c.. to duty naval hospital.
Great Lakes.
Beatty. w. r.. to San Diego.
Brown. J. a" TO naval hospital. Great
i.aFc1.
l.rcndcndors, Gustav, TO T.. s. 8. Canopus.
Itaier. II. r., NJ. c., Chicago. to command
L. = scout patrol 4G7
Heath. w s.. TO duty u s. s. Tenncssee.
Iafavrc. H. H.. to naval yard. New York
Oliphaut, Charles H., to Great Lakes
osborne. G. X, to destroyer squadrons,
rncific floct.
Pcnncyer. ". c., to- assistant naval inspoc-
Tor OF aircraft. Friedrichshaffn
prciL Alvin o., from torpedo plane SQUAD
ron AttnnNc fleet. ~ Hampton Roads
1hcls Paul s., TO destroyer squadron. Pa
cilic fleet.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

.strs Comanche. Charleston and Jackson
Vile; Panhandle State, London. &c; Chis-
wick (Br). Baltimore: westerdyk (Dutch)
Rotterdam: Stockholm (sw). Gothenburs
Tosto (Nor), Cartagena, &c; Bur (Norl
Munerc (Br). Cardenas via Norfolk; Cana
dian Spinner tBrl. Auckland. &c. via Nor
folk: Sioux, Norfolk; w G Teagle, Baton
Rouge.
strs sapulpa. Boston; wisla. Baltimore.
Sailed Goth, strs East Side, Bordeaux:
Storm King. Rotterdam: + Luckenbach,
Philadelphia; Surinam, Trinidad. &c. /.
The corrected reading of the barometer
lreduced to sea leveD at New York on Tues
day. Jan 81. 1922. at AM as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and fifty-four hundredths (30:54)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and seventy-five and sevsn-tenths
(715.D millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageousy use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, calm; clear;
smooth sea; visibility, 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

Str vedc tt,p. Jones. Liverpool via
Queenstown CgeneraD white star Line.
str Aesyria tBr). Osborne. Liverpool and
Glasgow via Boston (generai) Anchor Line.
Str I.ltuana tDanl. chrlstensen. Cuxhavoii,
panzig and Libau tgeneraD-Thc East
STR Dungeness (Br). Macleod. Hamburg
(generaD--U $ Navigation Go.
str Londonier LBelg). pesrezi. Antwerp
str Garronier trf). Saunders, Antwerp. for
orders .tgrnerau Lloyd Royal Beige. ,,,
Str rhoebus tFr), Bernardo, Marseilles.
Gsnoa and Leshorn tgeneraD Three Star
Str west Saginaw. sammon. Angra, Ten
str Port de- Bonogno FRI Lcmcrle. orsn.
Aleiers. &C.. via Philadelphia tgencrap =
Three star Line
La Plata aud Bucnoa Aires via Hamptol
Roads CgeneraD--R = Houston Go.
o sr "a va pF sors se; Ggs6a
American Metal Transport Co.
Str Maraval (BD. Matheson, Trinidad.
GIenada. aud Demersra tseneral) -Furness
str Tosto tNor,. rjorsnt. car,agena and
ruerto Colombia (generaD Naviga-
str Metapan, DArratt. Kingston. Cristobal.
&C (generaD United Fruit Co.
Str n u Rogers, Ross. Port Lobos (ballasD
str Munerie trr,. Hare. cardcnas via
Norfolk tballe ~ --Munson steamship Line.
str Fort Hamilton lsr). Francis. Hamilton.
Bermuda tacncral Turncss. witty Co.
Str Corcio. Mcintosh. Galveston Via Key
West trenefaD y Mallory Steamship Co.
str Abercos. nugeins. Mobile tballasO--
c y Mallory & CO. Inc
Str City of Montgomery. Hammond, sa-
vannah CgeneraD Ocean Steamship Go.
str Bur tNorl, Fnisvr, Norfolk tbalast)--
II Winrrcater A. Co. Inc.
str Chisviri (3D. Uii. Baltimore (bai-
iasil--Funch, Edge q Co
sir wisla. Anderson. Baltimore tbalisso-
i'uii-in<u'af isluo.
slr Tancred fNci1, Andrrass,n. rhnadel-
rhla thnlnsD-W Wilfeim Wilhtlmsrn.
t,,as s,san,ship co' k'""7' s0'e'a'
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str -Vasari (Br). Buenos Aires. &C, for
New York. Is expected to dock at pier 8,
Brooklyn. Saturday forenoon.
Str Haverford (Br), Hamburg for New
York, is expected to dock at pier 60, North
River, Wednesday forenoon.
Str Ebro (Br), Valparaiso, &c, for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier AZ, North
River, Wednesday forenoon
Str Mount Clinton, Hamburg for New
York, Is expected to arrive about Feb Z.
Str Carriilo. Tela, &c, for New York, Is
expected to dock at pier Is, East River,
Wednesday forenoon.
Str Munargo, Nassau for New York, is ex-
pected TO dock at pier 8, East River. about
, Pm Wednesday.
Str Edward Duckenbach. Tacoma, &c, for
New York, was 27J miles s of Nantucket
l. v noon Monday; heavy NE gales prevail
irg.
Str Lalande (Br). from Buenos Aires &c.
expects to reach Boston Wednesday morn
ing.
Str Montana (Br). London for New York,
IS expected to arrive Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Notice to Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters.

The Herald publishes daily
reports of the positions of mer-
chant vessels received through
the United States Naval Com
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 be
sent through the stations Of the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York;
East Moriches, L. l., and East
hampton, L. !.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
HARTMAN LINE SHIPS
TO CALL AT CHERBOURG
Boulogne to Be Added Later
on Trips Both Ways.

Special Cable to THE New York HERALD.
Copyright, ioee, by THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
f1 Paris, Jan. 81. &.
The Hartman Company's Hamburg
American steamship service will COM
mence In May. according to information
given to the Cherbourg Chamber of
Commerce by Hattemer and Peizer. for
merly Hamburg-American line officials
who have just arranged for calls at the
port of Cherbourg of the first two of
the Hartman Hamburg-American ves-
sells, the Isimburgia and the Brabantia.
Present plans include Cherbourg as q
port Of call on outward bound voyages,
but on the return trip these vessels will
cali at Boulogne, although officials hope
that later on these vessels will make
both ports on both inward and outward
bound trips. The Cherbourg agency of
the line will be directed by M. Hatte-
mer, who expects much italian, Span
'sh, Portuguese, and English traffic
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By MALL

rALBOA, Jan 2i-sailed. str Colombia
san Francisco
BERMuDA, Jan 2i-Arrived s,rs Wal
Illndoo tBD, Portsmouth. Y land saile,
eBth for Port Arthur 25th. City oF Ado
lalde tBrl, Hong Kong. &c, for Boston
Sailed 2ath. tug Barrenfork, Norfolk, tow.
ing barge wasaRya
DUNEDIN. Jan ei-sned. str Blanca
Newcastle NSw.
HAVANA, Jan 2T---Arrved strs Lamentir
(FrD. bordeaux via Fort dc France &c,
Eduardo Sala tCuban). Philadelphia.
MAZATLAN, Jan 2i-Salled. str San Juan
San Francisco
SALINA CRUZ, Jan 2s,-Arrivcd. str Point
Bouita; San Francisco for AcaJuts, &C (and
proccpded).
VICTORIA, &c. Jan 2G--Arrived, strs Pres
db.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
HURRICANE HITS KRocNLAND.
iIove To for Ten Hours, Finally
Reaches Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH, Jan. 81 (Associated
Press).-Corered from stem to stern
with ice and snow the American Line
steamer kroonland, from New York
January Il for Plymouth, Cherbourg
and Antwerp, arrived here to-day after
o tempestuous voyage. The Kroonland
was hove to for ten hours last Tues
day when she ran into a hurricane.
and for nearly a week she was obliged
to buffet continuous gales which some
times blew at the rate of ninety miles
an hour. Seas frequently swept the
decks and for days at time they re-
sembled raging torrents.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
sa4 Company, Inc.

distances given In miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Agwimex 800 e Abaco Island 3Oth.
City of St Joseph eco Il Sandy Hook 3ist.
Curyello 7S6 Sc Sandy Hook 31st.
Empress Of Britain left Kingston 4 PM
30th for Colon.
East Side JOG f Ambrose L 31st.
Freeport Sulphur 4i0 Diamond Shoal 30th.
Gulfstar 40 SW Diamond Shoal 31st.
Hampden abeam Pollock Rip Slue L V 31st
Huron 1920 Ambrose l. V both.
Lafayette lat 81 10, Ion 90 80 3lst.
Lake Gilboa 22S S Scotland l. 31st.
Bghtburne 2S0 .SW Brenton Reef /. v 31st
McKeesport S29 r Ambrose l. V 31st.
Munargo 34S s Ambrose l. 31st; expects
10 reach Quara PM Feb 1.
Murdeta 81 ~ Waiting Island 3ist
Occidental 66 Brenton Reef l. V 31st.
Pennsylvanian $50 Il Ambrose ]. " 31st.
San Lorenzo anchored Off Aguadilla. PR,
80 AM 3lst.
Transportation 45 SW Fire Island 31st.
Viborg $50 SW Nantucket l. v 31st.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

J. r. Milliken. secretaTy-trensarcr OF
the Neptune Association of Masters,
Mates and 2llcts. left for WasAinsto1 on
last night 10 talk with some OF the
Senators sr1 Representatives about ma
rlre lcgislntion Captain Millllen re-
Gently Sas made secretary-treasurer Of
tho Ocean Officers Conference, composed
OF tbs Neptune association, the United
Association OF Masters, Mates and Pilots,
the United Radio Telcgraphers' Asso-
citation and the Marine Engineers Benz
encia, Association. This organiza-
ton represents about $4,000 licensed Of
fcers in the port of New York alone.
A regular freight service between New
York and Barcelona. Marseiles, Genoa,
Tnngiss and other North African ports
will BE- operated by the Algerian-Amer
lean Line, recently Incorporated, and
established at "A Whitehall street. The
fi-s; sailing will be that of the French
steamer Bay Verdun on March 8.
George IL. Rayner. Jr., formerly with
the Standard OIL Company, is head Of
the new enterprise. The secretary and
treasurer is Vincent J. Ajello, who has
heen In the ship brokerage business. and
tie traffic manager Is M. C. Richards.
formerly with the International Maritime
Corporation
Tho intercoas,al conference win hold
i;s future meetings In Room 1908. II
Broadway, instead OF In the Shipping
Board offices. James Sinclair of the
chipping Board has resigned as chair
man ana II. u. u. Jackson. formerly
cf the United American Lines, will take
over his duties. The conference has
been meeting nearly overy day of late.
and the multiplication of business on
hand led to taking an office and re-
tention OF Mr.. Jackson as conference
sccretary.
A. H. Bull G. Co. were informed yes
tcrday OF the ALLEGATION OF the Shipping
BOARD steamer BraddoclS, for Boston,
loading for Black Sea port, and OF
tho Narcissus, for Baltimore loading.
Other Russian relief ALLEGATIONS included
the West Mead and Tena1y TO c. II.
Sprague Son for Baltic ports.
Phelps nros Co. have announced
the Italian Ministry OF shipping steamer
Kossuth Ference to sail about Febru
airy for Malta direct. A recent in
crease in Inquiries for space warranted
placing ship in this service, It was
said.
The New York DrydoclS Corporation
aas purchased the passenger ship Gdansk
from the receivers for the Polish-Ameri-
can Navigation Corporation at a price
reported 10 be 100000 The repai-
plant was 2 large creditor OF the line.
The American Marine Association. for
merry tho Marine Equipment AssoclA
.ion OF Amcr.rn. hns secured GRAIL
Central i'ainco for tho nest annual mn
fine e''r~stsscu during Tire week OF No
vunbsv q
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

dam Casualty Co.-people. &C.;
Dec. H. 1921 (vacatedl .......... 90
LEROY, Michael. and New Anster-
dam Casualty Co.-Same; July 26.
1921 (vacated). )......-............. @,VO
DUGCAN, Alfred. and New Amster-
dam Casualty Co.-Same; Jan. 8,
1922 (vacated) ......-.-....-...+. lsOo
sCHLEIDLAUBER. Morris. and
New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
Same; Dec. :. 1921 (vacated)... 30
TICKER FINANCIAL BUREAU,
INC.-I. A. Kerner May II. 1921 80
SAME-E. r. Peterson; May q, 1921 10
GENT, John G.--Irving MI. Bank,
n. Y. Ma c'' :. 1917 (released). 81
WOODCOCk VIM J.-ArInour
Co.; Dec. 2s. 1921. 90
CAMPBELL. Geo. f., and Joseph
w. Babcock-S. Trimmer g. Sons.
Inc. Jan. II. 1916. ........-: $50
ADAMS. Thomas E.-Dreicer
Co.; Dec. 3. 92i............-... 1.Oi
LONfAX, JsmeH H., Jr., e. MI. Sur
city Co.-People. &C.; Dec. 81, 1921
uUZzAR. Joseph, q Mi. Surety Co.
Same: April 3. 1921 Cvacatedl. 100
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ASIA err, from Marseilles 25th for New
York.
HoosiER STATE. from shanghai 27th for
san Francisco.
vAuBAN tIlD, from Buenos Aires 30th for
New York
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

INTIMATlON re THOMAS JOHN FRASER
late OF ERIE. O'BRIEN COUNTY. and nt
SHELDON, both In the State OF Iowa.
L. $. a.
Intimatlon is hereby given that AN ao,u.
cation under tho Presumption OF life Iirsi
tation (Scotlsnd) Act 1891 has been pre
sented In the Sheriff Court Of Edinburgh p,
the Instance OF William Thomas ornIstan.
Fraser Theatre owner, Spencer. Iowa. ~
5. A., 10 have Il held that the aboye
named Thomas John Fraser who was a son
or james Fraser. sometime Farmer at
Dolphinstone. Parish OF Oman. Roxbura-
shire, afterwards at Detchant Buildings.
Bclford, northumberland and thereafter az
Erie aforesaid and OF Christina Ormiston
or Fraser. his wife. Is presumed to have
died on 3lst December. 1884. unmarrieds
under which application an order has beehl
made ordaining all persons interested 30
lodge answers with the Sheriff Clerk OF
Midlothian. Edinburgh. within three months
after service OF the Initial Writ and OF
intination. or advertisement thereof.
JOHN TuRNBULL, w. s.,
Nelson Street. Edinburgh. Scotland. ..1H
Agent for the Pursuer. to
SUPERIOR COURT. STATE or CoNNEcy.e
TlCUT. County OF Hartford, the 2Tih
day Of January 1s22.--Louis l.. Melaueon
rs, Eugenie Nenneau Melancon. ORDER
or NOTICE.
Upon complaint IN said cause broash, Ia
said Court, at Hartford, IN said County,
on the first Tuesday Of March. 1929. claim
ing n divorce, and custody OF minor child
subscribing authority that the whereabouts
OF tho defendant. Bugenlc Nenneau Melan-
con. is unknown 70 the plaintiff. .nit
ordered. that notice ot the Institution
ard pcndency OF said complaint shall be
given the defendant by publishing this order
Ia the New York Herald, newspaper pub
lIshcd Va New YORK CITY, once a week. for
two successive weeks, commencing on or
tICIUs r. FULLER. sn.t
Assistant Clerk of said Court.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Forts.

ALEXANDRIA. Jan n9--Arrivcd, strs
Nortlake tBrl, Philadelphia; Half Moon.
New York
ALGlERs, Jan 2o-Arrived. str Kilbergen
CDutch) Baltimore.
Sailed 2ith, str KronborE tDan). Hampton
Ropde.
ALICANTE, ian 22-Arrivcd, str Karma
(Notl 3, Johns. M.
Sailed 2tth. str West LakhaNay, Faro (anI
rassed Gibraltar 2Gth).
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ARABIC tBr), Mt Madeira 2ath.
ITALIA (BrD. at patraB Goth.
NROONbAND. at Plymouth 3ist.
NOOUDAM Dutch. at Plymouth 3lst
pREsiDENTE WILSON dtaD. at s..
MrhAcis 3titn
sThvANGERFJoRD CNor), at Christiania
Goth
ou1LLoTA CBr), at Valparaiso 3tst
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

sARLEEI, Alexander, & MI. Surety
ested5 5' eep. ~ -. 1.oOo,oal
co or PHILADELPHIA-Amer
ling Talking Machine Co, Inc;
Dee. "a, 1891. 21.................-.. 2,o2s-lol
FABER. Frederick. and NIL. Surety
co.-People. &C.; April 8. 1921 ooo AZ
Nacatedl .......... ...'-... A'Vo"'so
GILLRONER, Joseph w, and MI. AZ
;vnsaied5 Sars1y S'.-same; 'u'y ,o ,a-o e.occ~
EDSON. Hyman. and MI. Surety Co. IL
Same April II. 1871 (vacated). 1,oOU'V
DOROTHY. Joseph. and MI, Surety "a
Co.--same; Nov. 25, 1921 (va- 40 -
catcd) ...+.+-... ..-.-.. go. .f... i'vVVfvV
MAYER. Henry r., and MI. Surety
Co.--Same: April II, 1891 (va- -. -,
IJANo, wEINKRANTZ co, INC
A. NJ. Porter; Jan. II, io22.--. So''fV
BRONX.
WE'LL Henry NJ, Margaret r.
WE'LL and II. NJ. Well Col.
sommer; Feb rs. 1919........... s274 ..
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

The entrance channel Rt Sanio Domingo IL
marked by four buoyE. located as follows
Buoy No . on The bearings. Torrcclla Point
peacon II deg 30 min. lighthouse 3ii deg !:
buoy No on the bearings. Torrcclla Point
Beacon lI3 deg and lighthouse PCS deg 30
min, buoy No I on the bearings. Totrecilla
Point Beacon $50 deg 80 min and lighthouse
.3I deg 30 min; buoy No 2 ON the bearings
Torrecilla Point Beacon i5i deg and light
house 2os deg 30 min. A cantevcr bridge
has been constructed across the Ozama
River northward OF the navy yard.
TIE light on the extremity OF the break
water at Laguayra, Venezuela. shows fixed
White from 2I0 deg 10 deg: flxed rcd ese-
where. approximate position: Lat 10 80 81
n, Ion 0G 30 20 W..
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS

CAPE RACE, NF. Jan 3f-Barometer at
noon, 29.40 inches; wind, NE, a gale
weather. showery; temperature, % deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, STATE or NEW YORK,
COUNTY or SUFFoLH--ln the Matter ,ot
The General Assignment for the benefit ~
creditors OF STEPHEN q. BISHOP ia
ALBERT p. CORY. Assignee. tAh
Pursuant 20 an order Of the above named
Court made by Honorable Joseph Aspinsli
ou the 3Oth day of January. 1922. notice ~
hereby given to ell creditors and persons
having claims against Stephen G.. Bishop
~ West Hampton Beach, New York 80
therefor. duly verified. 20 the subacriber 40
q assignee FOR the benefit of creditors 81 sHti
stephen G. Bishop, az the office OF his Ht3
torney. william n Lewis. Kent ev. naid
North 30 a., borough of brooklyn. city nnd
state OF New York, on or before the i5sn
" ALBERT u. corY.
WILLIAM N LEWIS, iDl
Attorney for Assirnee,
Kent av and North 80 ST..
nreoklvn, New York t7u
SUPREME COURT. STATE OF NEW York,
COUNTY OF sTFTOI.k--in the Matter Cf
the General Assignment for the Benefit OF
Creditors or JAMES McCREEDY TO ALBERT,
H. CORY Assignee.
Pursuant 10 an order of the above named
Court mnde by honorable Joseph hspinac.
on the eSth day o. January. 1929 notirr lsi
hereby given TO ell creditors and pcrsans
having ceims against Joseph McCrccdy o.
claims. with the vouchers therefor, d4s-.t
verified, 20 The subscriber as assignee tlr
the benefit os creditors OF said James Nj.
Greedy at the Office OF Ills attorney, WliliaM
y. Lewis. kout Ave. aud North Third STREET
Torough OF Broukivn. city and state OF New.
York, on or before the 18th day OF Marcb.
1ne2. ALBERT ~ CORY. Assignee
WILLIAM n LEWIS.
Attorney for Assignee Kent Ate. anl
n. Ord Street Brooklyn. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
AMERICAN PORTS.
nv MALL

FORT ARTHUR. Tex. Jan 27-Sailed. sies
Roanoke. Port Lobos; Franklin. north OF
Iiatteras.
tfFCrtpr.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.

hANliATTAN.
Tho frat name Is that of the debtor the
second that OF the creditor and date wher
ird-lneL. vnv fiicd
CIiNARp SfEAMSIttP Co. LTD.
- mcgarry Jan 20, in22, sio.iii.s1
risI.b. Rowland H.--A. w Wlliot-
Igia 81, 1920. ...... ................ i,5sJ7o
SMITH, Francis. and New Amster-
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
PASSED CITY ISLAND
Bound South.

Str Delaware. Boston for New York.
Tugs Rcsoute. with . barges tnt 1880
AND Edmond Moran. with 3 Cat 4 - PM). {.
Steam ttnwier Grebe. from Greenwich. Ct.
for Cftv Island Fat AM1
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

The commanding officer of the u s
kalma reports that II Is dangerous for
Cold Spring Inlet. In approximately lat
3s 90 N. Ion - ~ W, at low water. CU S
Coast Survey Chart 1919 shows a depth In
the entrance to Cold Spring Inlet Of 80 feet
June. 1920
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Nantucket Shoals light vessel. which is off
her station. will be replaced by relief light
vessel about midnight Jan 80.
The lighthouse tender Columoipe will re-
pleace temporarily Winter Quarter Shoal
light vessel, now off station.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
Bound East.
CLEARED.

Tug Nathaniel p Doane. Win . barses tat
3 10 PM).
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
SAILED.

Str Delaware. Robinson, Boston (general)-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
BANir SPRINGS HOTEL.
North Carolina.

Mr Arthur Benaglla, Mgr. Banfs
Springs Hotel iu the Canadian Rockies
u 'u Now York at the Canadian Pa
cific offices. Can. lac. Bldg, Madi-
son Av. AZ st,h ST.. 20 furnish ell In
formation regarding that mountain
wonderland and make hotel rcservn-
tirus for tho 1922 season. opening
Nrv iaih. Houra-t to l.. A., or
an. hour hy appointment.
Tti Urrrov Kfl 1000.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
RECEIVERS IN BANKRUPTCY.

Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yester-
DAY In the United States District Court were
siMAN GLOVE COL. Feigas. receiver;
ALEX BUCHWALD-Berth Rembaugh. re-
celver bond, 81, 600
EUGENE ]. CALLAHAN, 80 Broadway
"A Maufred w. shrich. receiver; bond, So. 500.
FLANK ODORlClO, Peekskill, N. Y.-Clif-
UNIVERSAL MERCHANDISE CO.-Ruth
Lewinson, receiver for John w. Friedman
B. b. NEAL HARDWARE Co.-Leonard B.
Gelsler, receiver bond, 81 900.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

The American Marine Association. for
rierly tho Narlre Equipment Assoca
:inn Of Amcr.rn. hns scrnrcd Gran |
cs'.rai paincc FOR tho nest annual ma
fine. e'1n~isscu during Tire week OF No
vurnbsr q
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

The New York DrydoclS Corporation
aas purchased the passenger ship Gdansk
from the receivers for the Polish-Ameri.
can Navigation Cooperation ut price
reported 10 be 100000. The repai-
plant was 2 large creditor OF the line.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

Phelps nros. & Co. have announced
the Italian Ministry OF shipping steamer
Kossuth Ference to sail about Febru
airy for Malta direct A recent in
crease In Inquiries for space warranted
placing ship in this service, It was
said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-24
DIs-st of nu.,ne.s Condit,on,

digest OF foreign business con-
oltions. reported to the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce recently. con-
tains many pointers In direct line
with the interests OF Richmond cx-
portcrs As announced last night
The digest shows business continues
depressed in the Balkan States. Ex-