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The New York herald., 1922-12-13
: CLEARED.

SIR America. Rind. Plymouth. Chrrhourg
and Bremen (gefWrai)-Unlted States Lines.
Str Idaho (Br). Bull. HUH end Antwerp
enerali--F.lierman's Wilson Line
str Nitonian oBr). Wood, Antwerp (rcn-
eral)-Tnternationa Merca ntIle Marine Co.
Str Paris CFr). Maurras. 1Iavre via plym-
outh esncraD-Compagnie Generate Trans
atlanti1ue.
str Roussillon. I.ehuede, FIavre via vigo
cneral)-Compag Generate Trsnsatlan-
tique.
etaD-Tloyd Royal Beige.
SIR Horace Iackenbaclr. Mcnamara. Los
Angeles, San Francisco, SC. via Panama
Canal (generan -Iuckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Frederic Ewing. Jensen. Tampico tbal-
iastl--IIuastcca Petroleum co.
str Sxaoa, Law Port Antonio and King
sson 6rcneraf)-t'nited Fruit co.
gtr Santors MacFar'Rne, Daiquiri tbal-
lastD-Orr Steamship Go.
str Fort hamilton (Br). Francis, Hamll-
,or, bermuda tEcnera)-Furness. Withv e.
e..
str Frances Brl, Rouse. Hamilton. Ber-
r,uda Osliastl- ihdleton Co.
str III Ninndn. nay. Galveston (senersD--
Southern Pacific Co.
STR san Jacnto. Avery. Galveston via Key
West trenersp-- Mallory Steamship 90.
SIR III lsieo. Neville. New Orleans (ren-
eralD southern Pacific 90.
Str Eagle, Anderson I'hiladclpAla un tran
sltl--Ifouider, weir Boyd.
ANY achr Tessle Aiibrey lBrl. English,
Nrssau ballast M, English, master.
SciH Annabei Cameron tBr). Kirby, Perth
Amboy C,slis 81 D--C;ilmartin e. Co.
schx pon Parsons lBr). Card. 81 John. NIB
(ballNsO-J + whitney co.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
MANY SEEK DATA ON
WAR RISK PREMIUMS
Insurance Men See No Chance
of Making Germany Pay.

In an effort to stem the tide Of re-
quests for data as to war risk pre-
miums, several local marine Insurance.
underwriters are preparing 10 make a
special charge for supplying the infor-
nation. it vas learned yesterday The
requests are made in pursuance of adj
vices circulated recently to the effect
that premiums for war risk insurance
on shipments made during the war are
subject to recovery from the German
Government
The State Department not long ago
sent a circular letter to>steamship men
and shippers advising them to file any
claims they held against the German
Government arising out of war time
business. Some attorneys hold that war
risk premiums are among the legitimate
claims. This suggestion is secuted by
the Insurance men. who point out that
insurance costs were uniformly added
to the selling price Of commodities II
was asserted yesterday that first class
lawyers were refusing to handle claims
involving war riskA insurance.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Mongolia, fer Hamburg, before re-
ported aground off Bay Ridge. floated and
proceeded.
BOSTON. Mass Dec 12-str Belvidere met
with heavy weather.; received some deck
dana ges; forepeak reported full OF water :.
strainng Of vessel probably caused some of
rivets to loosen; survey probably tomorrow;
so far as known no damage TO cargo.
cuARLOTTEToWN. PEI. Dec 12-schr
Grower (Br) IS reported off Old Harry. Mag
dalene Islands, with masts and sails carried
away. Str Montcalm (Br) Is standing by.
CURLING. NE. Dec s-The captain and 81
men OF wrecked str Nordfield fNor) arrived
here to-day; the captain said his vessel was
a total wreck high on the froeks and rer
bottom broken in; the crew Is on the way
to Halifax.
LONDON Dec 11-Strs De La Sallc (iTrl
from New Orleans via Hsvrc, and Amaien-
borg tpan). from Montreal. have hevn In
collision IN the River Scheldt; cargo thought
TO be undama ged.
Z Dec 12-Sclir G J Cherry. from Charleston.
before reported at Nassau leaking. &C. must
discharge and dock for repairs.
str Taibu Maru tJapl; from Portland. Ore
Hokkaido. Dec short OF fuel, part OF cargo
used as fuel. 3
SIR Pennsylvania DAM. from New Orleans
via Fayal for Nantes, went ashore in the
River Glronde during thick fog.
NEW ORLEANS, la. Dec 9-rStr Hanover,
while entering The harbor OF Saigon Nov 70
10 load honneward cargo for, the Gulf. col
steamer, sinking two, but sustained no dam
age herself.
NORFOLK. Va. Dee i27-U steam drcdge
Chinook. working IN harbor, got wire cable
IN wheel. which was removed by diver.
Strs Glsnridpe and Coelleda colided Ia
Hampton Roads: both veSscS soinewh lt
damaged: will make temporary repairs and
proceed.
sclr Samuel Hathaway arrived at Newport
News leaking and with booms and jibs gone
and short OF provisions O..
Barge Iucretia. loaded With fertilizer.
sprung leak and sank in harbor last
r,fht.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec str oteric
(Br), from s;himonosolSi for San francisco,
.~ent ashore off Mendocno coast; Is making
water rapidly and. Il Is reported, VIII be
als nd med, as the damage u too. serious 70
so mt n tow. Transfer of tho Aslatlc
members of the Oterc's crew 70 tho str Cot
tonpIant was completed at $3.50 AM, but the
white crew are reported standing ny the
ship.
SANDY HOOK. NJ. Dec IL. $40 AM-Str
vrest Ouechee (before reported Is leaving
anchorage, returning to New York In tow
OF tug Humrick.
SANDWICH. Mass. Dec lo-Schr henrietta
simmons. Capt Harry Wakefield. with laths
from ST John, NB, for New York, narrowly
oscsped dashng on the rocks OF the break :
water al the eastern entrance 90 'ape tod
canal To-day, when she was pounded from
her anchorage by heavy seas and high NV
wind; power fishing schr Jackson Arthur
,owed her 20 a safe anchorage
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Hugh White, vice-president of the
Fuller Construction Company. has pur-
chased from the estate of the late John
V. Christensen portion of "Old Orch
ard Lodge" consisting OF an old fash
ioned Colonial farmhouse and an acre
of ground at Scarsdale. Mr.. White has
been a resident OF Scarsdale for many
years and contemplates the erection OF
large country home. Kenneth Ives *
Co. were the brokers.
II RI. Feibs, of this city purchased
the Grafton L. Stanford property. Great
Neck estates. Great Neck, L. L. The
property. comprises house, contains
zen rooms. three baths and a garage for
two cars. 1t has l25 feet frontage with
! 220 feet, in depth. The broker was
Harvey Craw.
David s. Meyer. Inc. sold for DR..
Seymour Oppcnheim. to Mrs c. Frank.
his summer home. on Eberon Square,
| Elberon, y. j.
w. II. Schabehorn sold the f. l.. Allen
Building Company of New London
twenty lots on his Springfield Hillcrest
development. The Allen Company nm
! media tely will break ground for ten new
houses OF Colonial frame style to sell
FOR around $500. Other sales made at
RYAN OF New London. two lots. to
Daniel Mcqueen of Springfield. two lots :;
to William Petersen OF Brooklyn. two
lots and to Charles G. Heuscr OF Brook
lyn. two lots
William p. Jones sold for the High
Grade Realty Company to William W.
England two lots. each 25xl3s. on the
south OF Clinton avenue. 100 feet east Of
Anna avenue. Roosevelt. L. l.
A Judson A. Harrington aud Klein &
YCo. sold to Graham & Zeuger. Inc.
manufacturers and importers of china
and glass. tho two story brick factory
at the southwest corner of, Golden and
Fremont streets. Jersey City, for the
Welstein Industrial Corporation.
The Nucoa Butter Company plant at
Belwood Park. near Newark. \. j.. has
been sold through Judson A. Harring-
ton and Klein & Co. TO John Stickcl. a
food products manufacturer. Tho prop
erty includes a factory having $4,000
square feet with an Eric Railroad sid
ing and six and a half acres of ground.
II was held et $4,000.
The Bclvidere Hotel. 500 and 9oi
Broad street. Newark. has been pur-
chased by J. konncr & Sons. Paterson
clothiers. from the Supreme Realty Com
pany through Murray Apfclbaum. Inc
broker. The property was formerly
known as the Mansion Hougc, and is n
four story structure fronting 1876 feet
on Broad street. and having a depth OF
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
SERVICE TO FAR EAST
SHARPLY CURTAILED
Financial Depression in Japan
Principal Reason.

The continuation of extreme depres-
sion in cargo movement to the Far
East Is bringing about q ctHtaifment
of the services operated out OF New
York. 1t was learned yesterday. Re
ductions of so per cent. in s1fings to
the Orient have been ordered in some
instances.
A report that the Kerr Steamship
Company. operating a fleet of Norwe-
gian freighters on monthly schedule
to ports in China. Japan and the
Philippines. would. shortly withdyaw en-
tirely from the trade was denied by
Alfred f. Clegg. head of the company.
He said that sailings might be can
celed for two months, but that they
would be resumed He added that he
might have more to say on the matter
in q few days.
The November sailing of the Kerr
Lines service was merged with the
December sailing, and the indications
were that for a time at least only a
semi monthly service would be mains
tanned.
A material reduction has also been
brought about in the Barber Lines
Far East sailings. maintained with
shipping board vessels. Three OF the
ships. formerly allocated to this SER
v
placed with the laid up fleet.
Though steamship men IN the Far
East trade were naturally reluctant to
discuss the situation. 1t was admitted
that retrenchment all along the line
had been necessary and that few, If
any. of the twelve lines regularly
operating to the Orient were having as
many, sailings as they had month
or twos ago.
Financial depression in Japan was ac-
counted the principal reason for the
reduced movement of'carGo, though the
Holiday season in China has also been
factor. During the early months OF
the year there was phenomenal move
ment of building materials. especially
fabricated steel, TO Japan, and ships
were turning away cargo. Far East
business. shipping men say. is subject
TO more extreme fluctuations than any
other trade, because the financial con-
ditlons of the Oriental countries are
subject /. to violent booms and heavy
depressions.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13


These navy orders were made public to-
day:
Jones. Admiral Hilary r.. 10 commander
In chief United States fleet.
Ebere, Admiral Edward W.. TO commander
in chief. battle fleet.
Mcdonald. Nice-Admiral John D.. 20 com
,snander. scouting fleet.
Shoemaker, Nice-Admiral William X, 10
commander battleship divisions. battle fleet.
Long Vice Admiral Andrew t.. 10 com
mander, naval forces Europe.
kittelle, Rear Admiral sumner E. W.. 70
commander. destroyer squadrons. scouting
fleet.
Burrage. Rear Admiral Guy H.. 10 com
maf!der destroyer squadrons, battle fleet.
De Steiguer. Rear Admiral Louis r. TO
Chase. Rear Admiral Jehu v. TO COM
mander. fleet base force.
Wells, Capt. Chester, to commancer' SUP
marine divisions. Atlantic.
Bronson, Capt. Anon, to commander suo-
marine divisions. Pacific.
Beck Commander William l.. TO receiving
ship San Francisco. as executive officer.
Frankenberg. Lieutenant Commander hugo.
to home.
Hinkamp. Lieutenant Commander Clarence
n. to navy yard. Washington.
Osburn. lieutenant Commander Carl T.. 10
Bausch' 6 Lombe Optical Company. Roches-
ter. y. u.
Hall Lieut. John L., to DESTROYER squad
rons, Pacific fleet.
Hutchinson. Lieut.. Rollo W., 10 naVal nos
pital, Washington.
Davidson. Lieut.. w. T., to U. s. 3. Beaver.
Knox Lieut.. Albert. TO u. S. >. ReilcI
Snead. Lieut.. G.. NJ. TO naval training sta
ton, Hampton Roads.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. 1. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset. Mass. tWSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
,May, N: ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seansan's
Church Institute of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
-poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
Arrivals at and Departures from
FOREIGN Ports.

ADELAIDE. Dec 1o--sailed. str Easterner.
Boston.
AIgIERS, Der 4--Arrivcd, str Captaine
Dnmiauc tFrl, New orleans
AVONMouTiI lee ii-AfrIved, s'r Chlcka-
saw riry, London.
BAftACDA. Dec 2. 3 PM-sallcd, etr Ruua
(Nnr) New York.
BARpADOe. Dec i-ssiled. ctr Eastern
city (flrl Boston and New York
BELIZE, pec 1s--Arriyed, ctr Gansfjord
(Nor,, New orleans.
sailed sih. PM. strs Lysefjord tNor),
Mobile; f2th, Zacspa. Puerto Barrios.
BOMBAY, Nov 20-Arrved, str can Mac
Kinlay CBr). Manchester.
Arrived Dec 0. ctr Algic, New York.
BORDEAUX. Dec 7-Arrivcd, str Sar-
cnxie, New York.
BREMEN. Dec s--Arrived. strs Emergency
Aid. New Orleans; Effha. Galveston. George
Washington, New York. via Cherbourg.
BrlENOS AYRES. Dec 1i--Arriycd, ctr
rIarlseywood (Br). Guifport. ~
CApIz. Dec lrrArrveJ. str Csbo viliano
(sp). New York
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
SAILED.

strs Bu,tonvood Norfolk; Mongolia, Ham
burg: Uncss fBrl. Tampco; Erhom (Nor)
Walton, Ms; ri Tsleo. New Orleans Lenape.
Charleston, &C: President Van ,Burcn. Lon
don. &C. John Tracy Norfolk; city of ~
ianta. Savannah Roussillon ttD. fIavre VIA
viso. fierongaria (Brl solrhanp,on. &c;
nj Nnndo. Galveston. Suuolegco. peneacola.
Tugs Alha'ro towing harges tpassri
out Sandy Hook ~ 1906 AMI Hrsolute.
towing /. 1do nj 231 PND Brletoi. tpwinS
2 fdo at sOi PM: Peerless. towing . (do
~ 3:ni PND Chas r Grecnough. towing :
(do ~ 3:is rNl Jawos J McNally. towing
. Quarantine ~ . pMD.
Sailed iiih, str Dorothy, Norfolk.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
freduced 10 sea leveil at New York on
Tuesday. Dec ~, 1872. az = AM, as reported
by the Ualted States Weather Bureau, was
thirty aud four hundredths (3004) Inches.
This closely approxlmates seven hundred and
sixty-thres fT6D millimeters. Captains ef all
vessels now lying IN or mean me ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can fdvantageously
use the fbovs officisl data for observing
whether their own barometers REQUIRE any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind At Sandy Hook, g PM, NV, 20 miles
clear; moderate sea; Visibility about : miles.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
Continued From Preceding Page.
arenco I2 NE Northeast End l. " 18th.

Carenco ~ NE Northeast End I. " 18th.
Carlton ef2 Z Ambrose ]. Y 18Th.
ts c.ro @ I4a sc9tsad sw / Yafss1., lsth 18th
Chebaulip % ENE Charleston 18TH
City OF Alton is S Winter Qua rter l. 18th:
City Of Augusta II ENE Frying Pan L V
City OF Montgomery passed Winter Quarter
L v 9 PM 18th.
Clan Mcbride S6o sao csps May AN AM i2a
Dauperata 1.2s7 Cape Henry 18th.
Dean Emery los Diamond Shoal l2th.
Delaware ? L. sS, Sun e , Phaaephia i2h; ;aih
Eastern Coast 643 4 Ambrose l. l2th
Eastport 500 Il Nantucket ]. v 18th.
FL Captain - Ne Jupiter I'm;
Ell Occidente 2i3 Scotland l. 18TH
FL Sud Is s Jupiter 18th.
heltore S5i Ambrose l. 18th.
Franklin $50 II Galveston 18th.
Franklin X Lane 30 SsW Hatteras 18TH.
Fred w Weller NE Towey Rock 18th.
Garfield 1saS Ambrose L 18th.
George IL Jones 1893 SW Sand Key 12th.
Geosge w Barnes $50 NE Jupiter 11th.
Glenridge 40 NE Caps Henry; 18th.
Gold Shell a Cape May 18Th; ,
Gufprince passed Sabine bar PM 18th.
Gulf OF Mexico 20 T. Sand Key 1ath
i g Folger 1i2 sw Hatteras 12th; 80,
IIgM Flasler 1900 u Ambrose l. V lin.
Haiti % s Scotland, ]. V 18th,
Harvester $50 L Sabine bar 18th.
Heffron 25s n Jupiter 18th; ,o.x
Icwan 725 S Ambrose L 18th:
r Bostwick $50 + Ambrose l. v 12th
James p Duke 975 r. Ambrose l. V l.th:
James MCGEE 122 y by Diamond shoa
Janelew so5 S Cape Race l2th.
l. J Drake 30 w Sand Key iith.I
Lake Hector l60 SE 81 Thomas 1lth
Lightburne- pa ssed Sabine bar 5 PM 18th.
NJ A Elliott | ,o57 y Sandy Hook 18th.
Macabi 1Sl S Nantucket 1. V 18th. 80,
Matnicock 140 SW by W Hatteras l2th.
Meanticut 2.417 Il Mobile 11th:
Muskogee 50 w Hole In Wall leth.
NsHgasksH Nsson isi 3 sw pamond bGsism shoa i 2th
Nevadan-7s3 S Ambrose ]. 18th.
Nora 1oi NE Jupiter 18th.
8 S'r'9H 7 Warins % lF'sAr Biamond mon shoal 18th.
Parla s2s sSE Scotland l. v 18th.
pastores 100 N Havana 18th; ,.,
PsIssIphIa fsn.TaiaA left .ff Caracas e. &C 0i i.is.
REAPER ieft Tampico ii AM 18th.
Robin Adplr gag s Boston L y h 18th.
San Bias EOS " Lirnon ifth.
Satanta u N Elbow Key 18th.
Shenandoah left Port Lobos 80 PM 18th.
Standard 110 n San Salvador 18th.
Steel Inventor .20j y Colon 18th.
Sucrosa 159 n Diamond SroaT 18th.
Sunbeam 1S5 Overfalls l. v 18th:
Suruga 10 SW Vineyard Sound l. 18th.
swiftarrow go Blools Island 18th.
Thos n, Wheeler SO +; Sand Key 18th.
Tulsa eos NE Charleston 18th.
vestaiia 900 r Cane May 1ith.
w G Teagle 200 s Hatteras 18th.
w Libby 10 NE Alligator Reef 18th.
w II Tilford 80 S 80 Il Nantucket l. 18th
Walter Luckenbach 5sl from Overfalli
Il V 18th.
Walter Jennings 2i3 sw Diamond shoa
18th.
west Harsaway la4 AZ %, lon so 80 18th.
West IsIay 9sT i, Boston I2th.
West Ivls lat 80 81. Ion 40 1s 18th.
I VIM A McKenney 200 NE Colon 11'h.
VIM Green 122 Sw by S Diamond Shoal 18th
Zuia 65i Scotland i V 12tf.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. inc.

Agrihavre 2ot sW Nantucket l. V 12th.
Agwisun 2ls SW Nantucket l. V 18th.
Agwiworld 10i NE Juniter 18th.
Anacortes 2i5 + Cape Henry 18th
Argus $40 T. Ambrose l. 1lth.
Bridgetown Coz Sc Scotland !. 18th.
Calamares 2s2 n cristobal 1ith:
Caller 80 u Easthampton 1850 PM nth.
Coahoma County 23f from Cape Henry 12th.
coidbrook 100 Il Hstteras 18th.
comanche eas S Scotland, l.. v 18th.
Crisfield a.a T. Ambrose 7. V 18th.
Crofton Hall 30 s Nantucket l. 18th.
FL Captain 900 SsE Ambrose l. v 18th.
Fl Rio n Fowey Rock l2tll.
I'll Sud 16 S Jupiter 18th. .
Godshell 80 u Cape May 10Th.
Cirecian ito NE Winter Quarter 18th.
t;ulnght left Providence I PM 1ith.
u Eogers 8; Jupiter ,11, I'm. ,,,,
Hog Island so ssE Chatham 12h,
Homestead sss NNE .crisiohal Ilth'
Huron 921 S Scotland I, V lith.
Indian 80 SW Fire Island i2th.
lnnoko 6s5 L Ambrose L 18th.
Tovsn To6 S Ambrose I, 12th.
Tronuois 2of Scotland l. V 18th.
Legie 4 0n0 SE Easthamp'on PM 18TH.
Lenape 20 : Scotland Z V PM 18Th.
lillian left Norfolk II 40 AM i9th.
Naria,ls lat % IS. lon G6 81 18th.
Ninnekabda $40 r. Ambrose Il V icth.
Monmouth TG0 ENE Cno7 Henry nth.
Montana l07 : Cane Iienlopen l2th.
''unmeior 20 : Fire Island 18TH.
Nordam.rita. 30 S Ambrose 4 V 18th.
Norma $50 Scotland l. V 18th.
pawnee left Nlrfolk noon 18th.
pennsylvanla lat % -. Ion 70 SPM loth.
President ADAMS 1885, z Ambrose I. V i?th.
president Garfield Ito y Fastnct PM 1fth.
san Juan anchored Mays glez 18th.
San Lorenzo oOo n San Juan IM 18th
Seattle Spirit s5f r Delaware Breakwater
nth.
Sunbeam 49, S Overfals L 18th
Tanamo left San Juan $3.50 Phi lenl,
Taormina 200 v Ambrose L nth.
Tro'leholm 30 sw BY w Nantuel<et !. i2th.
West Chetac~lat 90 ~. Ion % ~ 18th.
West f;otoraska 612 Y Amlrcse L v 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13

Hook. Norfolk; ilth. Aleshvuy. Newport

Hook. Norfolk; ilth. Allegheny. Newport
News.
NEW LONDON. CT. Dec io-Arrived. tug
Westmoreiand, Perth Amnoy, towing 5arges
sol for Newport. 197 for Providence. sof for
Pawtucket. 500 for Fan River and I9a for
New bedford lapd proceeded with last two).
PONCE. PR. Dec 2-Sailed. schr Versailles
(Br) Turks Island and Lunenburg.
PERTH AMBOY. NJ, Dec lo-Sailed, tugs
Wyoming. towing barges Ts4. 7s7 and 16I for
Boston and 705 for Rockland: iith. Check
tUwaRa. towing barges sos for Pawtucket.
T94 and 795 for New Bedford and 500 Tor
Edgartown.
PORTLAND. Ne. Dec ,o--Arrlved. tug d F
McAIIster. New York. towing barge Green
wood
sailed 10Th. str Etna (Nor). sydney. CB.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec o-Arriyed. str
Howick Hall. linton Bay.
SAN JUAN. PR. Dec ARRIVED. str Cor
nclia. New York. 4th, schr Gamble. Pasca-
goula 9th, str Lake Florian. Havana; schr
Melbourne = Smith. Jacksonville.
Sailed 5th, schr Geneva, Aruba.
ST THOMAS. VI. Dec Sailed. strs Grel-
head (Br). Marseilles; I'd. Chile (Dan), Liy-
erpool. q
Atlanta City. Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
AMERICAN PORTS.
NV Mali ,

ASTORIA: ore. rec e-sayed. ctr Birmlng-
ham rfty. FOR. Angeles.
CAPE con CANAL. pcc a-passcd. motor
ha rso Texhco ii6. Providence for Portland
(snd loft Sandwich ifthl.f
Passed w ph, motor barge Pinthis. Now
bufyport Tor Fau River. nth, tugs Roger
Williams towing barges Nos ~, ~ and
Canistco. Boston for New YORK Gua rdsman,
tow Ing submarine $50 Boston for New Lon
X q No e. Rockpor for New York.
AZ Sandwich 1ith. schr Henrietia Sim
mons. Bangor for New York.
Sailed nth. tug Clara II Doane tovin
barres NdSquehonlng. New York for Port
land, and Alice fot Boston, tug. possibly
M,rfell. towing hargcs Flora and Annie
Ncrfolk Tor do land proceeded wcst, had
barge Hattie. Tor New Bedfordl
HrMACAO, PE. Dec, 4--Arrived. sciIl
Perry Hetzer, Baltimore.
ssIlcd 2ist. ctr Eds !Norl. san Domlnsc,
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
PLAN LARGE BRONX FLATS.

On the block bounded by the Grand
Concourse. Van Cortlandt avenue and
Mosholu Parkway South. purchased re-
Gently by the Courtlandt Realty Com
pany from Jacob Leitner. an apartment ?
hoase of 400 rooms or more will be
erected. Plans for the operation are
being prepared BY Springsteen & Gold
hammer. who estimate the cost OF de-
velopment at between S650,000 and
100000. Loan for the building Of the
structure amounting to 100000 has
been obtained from the New York Title
and Trust Company.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
OYSTER BAY WINS TITLE
TO 100000 BEACH LAND
Grant of 1877 Decides Case
Brought by Sfehi.

A jury In the Supreme Court at Min
cola returned a verdict yesterday giving
the town OF oyster Bay the title OF seven
acres of Fox Island Beach, valued at
moro than 100000. which had been in
volved in suit brought against the
town by Emil J. Stehl. New York silk
importer. who also claimed the land
The decision was based on a patent
showing that tho town had received the
land from Coy. Andres in 1877. Stehi
contended that the beach belonging 10
Oyster Bay had been washed away and
did not exist above high water mark az
the present time. lie had claimed pwn-
orship of the sandy stretch In front Of
his home at Bayville since he purchased
the properly from the firling estate In
1909
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
RUMOR SAYS % LINES
WILL LOWER u. S. FLAG
Ship Companies May DissolUe
and r Reincorporate.

A report was current last night that
the courts will be asked to dissolve the
corporate titles OF twentythree Amer
lean shipping lines so they may re-
incorporate under other titles and regis
ter under foreign flags 1t Is believed
the proposal is caused by reported fall
ing off of passenger and other traffic
due to enforcement of the prohibition
laws on American ships.
Steamship owners. and others inter-
ested in American shipping said last
night they had not heard OF such a
plan, although there is considerable dis
satisfaction owing to the effect of the
dry law on ships flying the American
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
GRANDMOTHER GETS BOY.
Wins Custody ON Court Decision
After Legal Battle.

fight over the custody OF Raymond
Walsh, years old, WHOSE mother. Marie
Walsh Uyhlion, died Of poisoning in Sep
tcrnber. 1921, ended yesterday when Sur
rogate Foley entrusted the youngster ~
the care OF his grandmother, Mrs. pfary
Walsh. who lives at 210i Eighth avenue.
Before Raymopd's snothcr died. she
drow brief will, hequeathing him. her
, furniture, iewelry and all belongings to
ler mother. Last year Alfred Mascal
and Mrs Walsh prcscntel rival claims
for the boy Ia Justice I.vdon who tenn
porariy put the ycungster into the
keeping OF the Cstholic Big Sisters.
Since that time Airs. Walsh has been
found TO he the proper guardian.
The New York herald., 1922-12-13
Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 THn NEw YORK IlEssLD.
New York Herald bureau.
Washington, ". g.. Dee. f;.
These army orders we're made public 10.
y INFANTRY.
Cecil. Major Thomas j., 10 Portland. Ore.
Wilson. Major Dufywards. 10 Jackson.
Miss.
Leonard, Major Joseph g., TO Omaha. Neb.
Gardiner. Major George H., to Plattsburg
barracks.
Lynch. First Lieut.. John. 10 Honolulu.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Pendletou, Lieut.-Col. Arthur g., 10 Fort
Logan. Colorado.
ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Lawn, Capt. GFesoryy to Panama Canal