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The New York herald., 1922-05-26
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch TO THE Nrw YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. C.. May 25.

These naval and Marine Corps orders have
been issued
Bryant. Capt. Samuel w. to command
Bryant. Sapt. Samuel W.. TO command
Division 49, destroyer squadrons. Atlantic
Jackson. Capt. Edward s., to course Naval
War College. Newport.
Kautz. Capt. Austin. TO Naval Observa-
tory. washington. D. C. ,
with Judge Acknowledgement, Washington.
ID. G.
Bowdey. Commander George H.. to COM
Cage. Commander Harry X. to command
u. s. s. Antares.
Frederick. Commander Ernest, to navy
Libbey Commander Miles A.. to Bureau
Engineering. Washington. ID. c.
Osterhaus Commander Hugo W., to de-
stroyer sauadrons. Atlantic fleet. as a divi'
sion commander.
Townsend Commander Julius c.. TO COM
mand II. :. s. Trinity.
Townsend Commander Lloyd w. 10 ". S.
S. North Dakota as executive officer.
Vernon. Commander Waiter ~. to duty
Ferquhar. Lieutenant Commander Allan s.,
TO r.. s. Philadelphia. Pa.
Jordan, Lieutenant Commander Leland T.,
TO ". $. s. Florida as navigator
Ritter. Lieutenant-Commander Harold H.,
70 u. S. s. Argonne as executive officer.
Taylor. Lieutenant-C Commander Bert B., TO
Third naval district.
Booth. Lieut.. Richard H.. to U. s. s. Som
mers.
David. Lieut.. Bertram. TO U. s. S. Procyon.
Hurt. Lieut. Samuel H.. TO U. s. S. Dene-
bola.
Saver. Lieut.. Edward p. to U. s. s.
Fuller.
Champion. Lieut.. Albert N. Medical Corps.
to r.. Barracks, Hampton Roads, Va.
choisser. Lieut.. Roger NJ, Medical Corps.
TO n. Barracks. Hampton Roads. Va.
Davis, Lieut.. Brython p, Medical Corps.
20 U. s. s. Aroostook.
Minnick. Lieut.. William T.. Medical Corps
to duty connection naval personnel in Porto
Rico.
Moynan, Lieut.. william T.. Medical Corps
20 duty st. Thomas. V. I.
Bloxham. Lieut. Harry H.. supply corps.
10 Il. s. Philadelphia. Pa.
Reay, Lieut.. Joseph. supply corps. 60 r. s..
Mare Island. Cal.
MARINE CORPS.
FIeer, First Lieut. Frank H., 20 NJ. n
navy yard, Philadelphia.
Swindler. First Lieut.. Harold r.. 10 NJ. r.,
navy yard, Norfolk.
Noble. Capt. Alfred H.. TO NJ. r.. n. A. D..
bingham.
GuliclS. Col Louis NJ. TO Naval war Col
lege. Newport.
Berkeley. Col. Randolph c.. 10 Naval war
Russell. Capt. Ernest L.. orders May IL
revoked.
Wood, Capt. John c.. to NJ. r., y. NJ. d..
Yorktown, Pa.
Rhee, Lleut.-Col. Robert Y. to Santo Do
mngo
Ersine Capt. Graves b., 10 Haiti.
Hughes. Capt. Louis j., to Haiti.
Sniffin, CAPT. Charles D.. 30 Haiti.
Marmion, Capt. Paul c.. to office Judge
Advocate General, Washington, u. c.
wicks, Capt. Tom E.. to Department OF
the Pacific.
Ceilings, First Lieut.. Kenneth b.. TO ssnto
Domingo
Garvin, First Lieut.. TO ssnto Domingo.
Carr, First Lieut.. Henry A.. to Haiti.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

tDistance given In miles; position at noon.
unless otherwise epecified.l
Abron so Sc Nantucket L " 25th
Berengaria 1,126 Ambrose l. 25th. Ex-
poets to arrive at Ambrose PM Saturday.
Days run. noon Wednesday to noon Thurs
day. 573 knots: average, % 10.
Bristol 81 SW Montauk l. 24th.
Cameronia 1.205 f Ambrose v 25th.
Caracas 1913 Sc Ambrose L 24th.
Charles E Harwood 10 Cape st George
24th.
Chester Sun 100 Diamond shoal o5th
City Of Freeyort $50 f Ambrose l. " o5th.
City of Rome As SW Gay. Head 25th.
Corson 353 f Cape May 25th.
Champion Anderson $50 SW Diamond Shoal
cath.
Eastern Cloud .25o e Ambrose L v gath.
Eclipse sol 4 Cape Henry 24th.
FL Isleo 125 Ambrose l. 23th.
FL Oriente Ill S Ambrose l. 18th.
Everett passed Nantucket l. 25th.
Herman Frasch 200 Nantucket l. v Gath.
Java Arrow IA s Ambrose l. 25th.
NJ Van Dyke 1856 S Cape May 25th.
Lake Arthur 100 Ambrose l. o5th.
Livingston Roe 400 miles 80 deg Diamond
Shoal 25th.
Majestic c.450 Chatham. Mass. A AM 25th.
Maravi 12 Nantucket l. v 25th.
Masilia 100 SSE Cape Sable 18th.
Montana 2.060 e Dover 24th.
Orient Point 255 y Ambrose l. 25th.
Pearl Shell 610 Ambrose L oath
Philadelphia / ,020 s Ambrose L v Gath.
Remuera lat 81 II, Ion 72 AZ 24th.
Resolute $40 Z Ambrose l. v 24th.
Seaconnet IL SW Winter Quarter l. " 25th.
Swiftwind 260 SW Diamond Shoal gath.
VIM Rockefeller 136 Diamond Shoal 24th
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
By United State. Naval Radio.

Agwihavre ~ W Sand Key a5th.
AK~,aEs AiSsT. W.i. q JaPtSr " EsSana is,h c5b
America 5 Carysfort 18th.
Byron ge1ses % 4 nilfeoyo sy is 18th
Coldwater sl6 NV Charleston 24th.
Colon 391 Scotland L V 25th.
Cohasset f.1s5 e Ambrose L gath.
Comai passed Hatteras 18TH.
Dean Emery IS w by Key West 25th.
Dirigo AZ SW Hatteras 25th.
e r Kemp 800 W Savannah 25th:
FL Occidente 26S S Scotland l. v 25th.
Ellis 81 " Contoy Island 25th.
Esperanza T57 s Scotland l. v 25th.
Feitore $50 by W Hatterae 25th.
Freeport sulphur No 760 E Tampico 25th.
Frieda 413 T. Sabine bar 18th
George Washington sailed Bremen 11:20 AM
Gov John Lind So Jupiter e5th.
Gulfland % w Sand Key 25th
ufsnpss $50 g EsE sasne sn
Haiti 162 S Scotland l. v 25th.
Henry r Mallory 344 Scotland L 25th.
Hoven aI6 ESE Galveston 18th.
Illinois 30 z Tortugas 25th.
4 Bostwick GO z Sand Key 2Sth.
N Pew 80 Sand Key 25th.
Kenowis SO Sc South Pass 25th.
S e EsE Sabine Ssa &
Limon $50 y Bocas 25th.
Merrimack Cape Henry 2oth.
Metapan 263 Scotland I. 2Jth.
Meteor 3 WSW Vineyard l. v 23th.
Nacata SS2 f Hatteras o5th.
Ossining 81 s Jupiter 2Jth.
Paraguay 255 w Sand Key 2Jth.
President Fillmore arrived Bremen :25 AM
.Jth.
President Monroe sailed Cherbourg 5 PM
cath.
President Van Buren, SIS from Queenstown
oath.
Rayo 80 w Sand Key 25th.
Robert Il Hopkins 81 w Sand Key 23th.
Sabine Sun 243 E Sabine bar 2jth
Samuel Q Brown 1874 n Jupiter 25th.
Samuel l. Fuller 80 Hatteras 25th.
Santa Marta 1i9 w Kingston 25th.
Santa Teca 267 s Ambrose l. 18th.
Satanta so + Key West 2Jth.
Severance 100 s Hatteras .5th.
Steel Maker 115 n Alligator Reef 25th.
Storm King 914 T. Ambrose I. 25th.
Tomalva 10 South Pass 25th.
Trinidadian off Alligator Reef 25th.
Ulua sailed Havana 25th.
Virginia 100 Hatteras 25th.
w G Teagle 1863 w Sand Key 25th.
West Chatala 9 w Tortugas 25th.
West Saginaw go s Pensacola Goth.
Western Scout 1890 r Ambrose L gath.
Western World 1.91s Sc Ambrose l. 22d.
VIM Boyce Thompson 800 EsE Tampico 25th.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
CEMENT JURORS SENT
TO M'ALPIN FOR NIGHT
No Verdict Yet Reached in
Trial of Trust

Up to n late hour last night. no ver-
dict had been reached in the case OF the
Government against the cement manu-
facturers. which went to the Jury in the
United States District Court yesterday
at noon. The Jury was sent to the Nc
Alpin for the night.
Judge Knox. in his charge said IL the
Cement Manufacturers Association was
morcly clearing house for statistical
and credit information. membership In
It was not unlawful. Some definite and
common understanding or evidence of a
purpose to act unlawfully must be
shown, he continued. and said that mere
similarity of conduct Is insufficient
proof of guilt of the charges made. On
the other hand. he said. success or
failure OF conspiracy does not alter
its guilt in any way.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

foot of West 4eth street. about ESQ AN
Friday.
Str Nieuw Amsterdam (Dutch). Rotterdam.
&c, for New York. Is expected TO dock mt
foot OF 9th street. Hoboken. Saturday fore
noon.
Str Rochambeau (Fr). Havre for New
York, IL expected to dock at pier 81. North
River. foot of West 10Th street, about $3.50
AM Friday.
The reported position given oath Of str
'P de satrusteguf tSp) was erroneous.
Str Parma (Br). st Thomas. &c. for New
York. is expected to dock at pier ~, North
River. foot Of West 10th street. late Friday
or early Saturday.
Str Esperanza. Havana via Nassau for
New York. is expected TO dock at pier 16.
Brooklyn. Saturday afternoon.
Str Colon. Colon for New York, IL ex-
pected to dock at pier 67. North River, foot
Of West 9th street. late Friday or early
Saturday.
Str Celtic Prince (Br). from Shanghai.
&c. expects to arrive below Boston midnight
Thursday.
Str Montana. London for New York. is
expected to reach Quarantine about PM
2Sth.
Str Maartensdyk Dutch. Batavia, &C. for
New York. was 600 miles from New York
a. noon Thursday.
Str Cameronia (Br). from Liverpool. Gias-
gov, &c, for New York. was ] .20o miles =
OF Ambrose lightship at noon to-day (25th)
all well. Will dock at pier 56, North River,
late Sunday or early Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
MINERS REJECT PAY
CUT OF 21 PER CENT.
Hard Coal Workers Stand Out
for Original Nineteen
Demands.

Proposal for a reduction OF 81 per
cent in wages as a basis OF settlement
was refused yesterday by the anthra-
cite scale committee of the mine work.
ers. The men stood out firmly for the
original nineteen demands. and insisted
upon further consideration of the re-
quested changes in the standards OF
work and compensation now prevailing
in the anthracite coal mining industry"
The reply was signed by John L.
Lewis, president OF the United Mine
Workers OF America w. j. Brennan,
Thomas Kennedy and C. J. Golden.
members of the committee. and was
addressed to the operators conference
committee, composed of S. D. Warriner,
chairman; w. J. Richards. w. L. Con-
rel. and w. w. Inglis. The statement.
voluminous document reviewing tho
principal points involved in the con-
troversy, was submitted at a meeting
last night In the Union League Club.
To accept the operators demands. the
miners said. would mean that the max
tn1um annual earnings of the highest
paid laborer In the industry would be
only $50. THE proposal for such
wage Is almost incredible" the reply
states, "as 1T is completely at variance
with all the social. moral and human
standards of the present day" 44s
The submission of this reply leaves the
conference In practically the status OF a
week ago. with the operators demanding
Fl per cent. reduction and the miners
working for 90 per cent. increase In
the present wage scale.
The premise that a wage reduction
would mean proportionate decrease In
the price of anthracite coal to the con-
sumer is rejected in the report, the labor
leaders stating: -~
"The total cost of producing a ton OF
anthracite is only $3.50. or about 25 per
cent. of the retail price. Therefore a
radical reduction of even 81 per cent. in
wages would mean reduction Of not
over I5 cents per ton, or only about
per cent, in the price to the consumer.
Even this small amount would probably
be absorbed in the process of distrlbu-
tion, and the consumer would receive no
benefit"
Excessive freight rates and Concealed
profits" by means of coal sales COM
panies and other methods are held re-
sponsible for high coal prices in the
opinion OF the miners. who state that
prices could be lowered s5 a ton without
downward revision OF the wage scale.
The operators are also criticized for
refusing to consent to an inquiry by the
Federal Trade Commission and the In
terstate Commerce Commission. Until
this Is done, the miners state. they could
not consistently with our own interests
and the interests Of the public consent
to consideration of wage reductions"
The New York herald., 1922-05-26

PORT ANTONIO. May 24-sailed. str ORR
tani (Br) Baltimore.
PRESTON. May e4-Arrived. str Levsa.
QUEBEC. May 25-Arrived. strs Empress
Of Scotland (Br), Southampton; Manchester
Hero tBr). Manchester.
QUEENSTOWN, May 24-saiIed, str Hav.
eiford (Br). from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
RIO JANE,Io. May 2f-sailed. str Tala
"A Arrived rived a5th. str Madras City (Br). Nor
ROTTERDAM. May q. 10 PM-sailsd. ctr
Sailed a3d. str Davanger (Nor), Key West.
Sailed 2ith 2 AM. str Noordam Dutch,
New York sand from Plymouth 10 AM .5.h).
Arrived sd. str Waxahachie. Galveston
RoUEN, May 22-Arrived. str Lutetiau
ST JOHN. NIB. May 25-sailed. str Rapidan
| (Br). Glasgow.
ST MIcHAELs. May 24-Sailed. str City of
Fairbury (from Antwerp. Houston.
ST NAZAIRE, May 2i-Sailed. str La Pc
rouse SFr). Sand Key.
terg (Nor). Matanzas (and arrived latter
SANTA MARTA. May 24-Arrived. str Car
SANTIAGO. Chile. May 24-Arrived. str
sANTIAGo. Cuba. Nay 2o-Arrived. str
sailed 2ad. PM. str Lysefjord (Nor),
Kingston.
| Sailed cath str Pryssel DAM Marza-
Milo
SHANGHAI. May 2s-Arrived. str Yves,
| Chopaka. San Francisco.
Sailed 24th. strs Alaska Maru DaD). from
I;ong Kong for New York: Patrick Henry.
| de-
SOUTHAMPTON. May 24-Arrived. str
| Empress of France (Br). Quebec for Ham
barg land proceeded).
1 SCEZ. May 22-Arrived. str NJ 9 Dollar
! tBrl. Hong Kong. &c. for Boston AMI New
| J ork.
SYDNEY. cB. May 23-safled. str Newton,
| Poston.
TsINGTAU. May 23-Arrlved. str Han
Iawa. Portland. Ore.
TURKS ISLAND. May %. PM-Arrived.
strs Luksfjel (Nor). New York for Monte
Christi. &c (and sailed AM next day.: oath.
AM Hellas (Nor). Monte Christi. &c. for
New York (and proceeded PM).
| VALENCIA. May 1S-Arrived, echr Lewis
Brothers (Br), Pensacola.
VALPARAISO. May 24-~sailed, str charl-
ton Hall. from New York. &c. for Taloa-
! huano.
VANCOUVER. BE. May 24-Arrived strs
Empress of Japan (Br). Yokohama Wheat
| land Montana Yokohama.
| VERA CRUZ. May 2o-Arrived. str Mex
/ leo. Tampico.
vLADIvosToK. May 22-salIed. str West
Kader. Portland. Ore.
| YOKOHAMA. May 23-sailed. str Manila
Maru Jap). from Hong Kong for Tacoma.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
SAILED.

strs Gulftrade. Port Arthur: Java Arrow.
Eeaumont; Jonancy. Norfolk; Tuscan, do.
Marayal (Br), Perth Amboy: Mohawk.
Charleston and jacksonville Scythia (BrD,
Liverpool: City of Valencia (Br). Cuxhaven,
&c: Mount Clay. Hamburg: Saxonia (Br,.
Go: Madrono tNor). Tampico: Manaqui (Br).
Preston. &C; MORO Castle. Havana. &C;
Msrseilles. &c. via Philadelphia: Gro (Norl.
Nuevitas: Barfond lNor). Porto Mexico. sc.
via Philadelphia: Freeman. Norfolk; Pan
ANA. Port au Prince. &c; City of Augusta.
Savannah
strs Truro City (Br). London; American.
San Francisco; Suruga, Hong Kong.
strs Svarten (Sw). Gothenburg; Paloma
tCuban). Manati and Porto Padre.
Schrs Mabel A Frye, Tampa; Grace n
PeLdleton. Charleston.
Tugs Jupiter. towing 3 barges (passed ou,
Sandy Hook II :33 AND: Augustine. towing
Goo at II :33 AND.
Sailed 24th. strs Norma. Santiago; Selwyn
Lady. Norfolk: Penobscot. do: Melrose. do;
E.air. Havre and Dunkirk; Philadelphia,
Baltimore.
Sailed Gath. str Marshall (Nor). Norfols
The corrected reading of the barometcr
Geduced to level) at New York on
Thursday. May 25, 1922. at 8 AM, as re-
ported by the Urited States Weather Bureau,
vss thirty and twenty-threc hundredths
t30.20 inches. This closely approximates
suven hundred and sixty-seven and eight
tenths (767s millimeters. Captain of all
vessels now lying in cor near the ports of
New York apd Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing
whether their own barometers require anY
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM. S, IS miles;
overcast; smooth sea: visibility, 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BALTIMORE, May a5-Str Phalron
(GreeD, hence 5 AM for Port Maria. an
chored at Quarantine with machinery
trouble.
MOBILE. Ala. May 25-Barientine White
sor (Br), I62 net tons, was sold here to-day
for $4,000 to l. A NJ Scott of Mobile
and New York. The barkentine has been
tied up at this port for the last sixteen
months and the owners will the
vessel In the West Indies and South Amer
lean trade. Before engaging in trade the
Whiteson will undergo an overhauling on a
local dry dock.
PORTLAND. Me, May 25-About 800 tons
OF coal have been removed from str Middle
sex. stranded on Trundys Reef, by the Lon
don Salvage Association, In charge OF
stranded vessel and IL weather continues
the wreckers expect to have the Middlesex
In Portland Harbor before the end OF the
week: a southeast shift OF wind might
suit in the vessel becoming total loss.
ST JOHN. NIB. May 22-Reports from schr
Ada Mcintyre. aground on Point Pringle.
Grand Manan, indicated good chance of
saving her in spite of reports Saturday that
she was beyond salvage; report yesterday
said ruddcr and keel gone, but bottom not
pounded out. at first feared: weather
moderated yesterday and to-day; owners
negotiating for Government tug Helena
or tug Springhl: should effort to pull her
off be successful vessel viii! probably be
towed TO Seal Cove or Flaggs Cove for re-
pairs. Captain and crew remain at Grand
Manan.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26

Turner. Major Edward W.. to Fort wor-
den.
/. Ericsson. Capt. Gustaf H.. to Camp Eus-
tis.
Goodman. Capt. Moses. 10 New York city.
Lowry. Capt. Porter p. to Cincinnati
Spencer. Capt. Lesley T.. 10 Fort Worden.
Barber. First Lieut.. Edward. to Camp Eus-
Kelly. First Lieut. John o.. to Fort Win
DENTAL CORPS.
Leary. Capt. Timothy F.. to New York
city.
Newcomer. Col. Henry c.. to New York
city.
Piss, Major Edward c.. to Boston.
Covell. Major William r.. TO Boston.
Dunn. Major Beverly c.. to Rock Island
Young, Major Gordon r.. to Washington.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Moss. Lieut.-Col. ]. Alfred. to Edgewood
Arsenal.
Hanks. Capt samp H., Edgewood Arsenal.
Baker. First Lieut.. Herbert E.. TO Fort
Sheridan.
Bush. First Lieut.. James E.. to Fort
Sheridan.
Hitchcock. First Lieut.. Lauren B., to Fort
Sheridan.
:. Slider. First Lieut.. Richard H.. to Fort
Sheridan.
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Smith. Lieut.-Col. Perrin L.. to Washing
ton.
Gotta. Capt. Norman D.. TO Langley Field
INFANTRY.
Newgarden. Major Paul W., to Fort Nj
agara.
Anderson. Capt. Stanley A.. to Fort Crook.
Byrd. Capt. George r.. TO Fort Leaven-
worth.
Colburn, Capt. Alvin. TO Fort Leavenworth.
Cron, Capt. Anton c.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Easton. Capt. John D.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Field. Capt. Edgar L.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Franklin. Capt. John F.. to Fort Leav.n-
worth.
Hay. Capt. Donald D.. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Manchester. Capt. Paul r.. to Fort Leav-
enworth.
Ward. Capt. Bloxham. to Fort Leaven-
worth.
Cooke. Capt. Elliot D.. to San Antonio.
Joerg. Jr.. Capt Robert. to Gadsden, Ala
ming.
Monogon. Capt. George A., TO Fort Jay.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Conger, Major william W.. to Washing
nibble. Major John. TO Washington.
Francis. Major Frank D., to Washington
sheikton, Major Robert. to Washington.
Price Capt. Herbert H., to Washington.
Melch, capt John M. TO Washington.
Thode. Major L. Frederick, to Fort Slo-
cum.
Towler. Major Harry H.. to headquarters
Third Corps Area.
Hutton. Jr.. Capt. Francis B.. to Denver
QUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Johnson. Capt. William b.. to Fort Banks
Harpole, First Lieut.. Hugh s., to WASH
ilgton.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Vail.
Thiesseu. Capt. Alfred H, to washington.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

According to Information received from
the Director General OF Public Works OF the
Dominican Republic the buoys in the en-
trance to Porto Plata are located as fol-
lows: Gable buoy. red biconical steel buoy
about 4 feet In diameter and 8 feet high,
floating about feet above the water. on
the bearings: Lighthouse. 1o3 deg house on
West Point, 243 deg. and Owen Rock, 30S
deg. Buoy No ], black steel can, floating
about Is inches above the water, on the
bearings: Lighthouse. 1sI deg: house on
West Point, $50 deg, and Owen Rock. 32i
deg. Buoy No 3. a black steel can, floating
about 3 feet above the water. the bear
lngs: Lighthouse. f50 deg 80 min; house on
West Point, 272 deg. and Owen Rock, 341
deg 80 min. Buoy No 2. red steel can.
floating about feet above the water. on
the bearings: Lighthouse. III deg: house on
West Point. 232 deg. and Owen Rock. 3i4
floating about feet above the water. on
tho bearings: Lighthouse, ia deg; house
on West Point. 244 deg, and Owen Rock.
S27 deg. Buoy No 9. red 80 gallon gaso-
line drum, floating about IS inches above
water on Its side, on the bearings: Light
house, 15f deg. house on West Point. 2J6
deg. and owen Rock. 3f3 deg. Other channel
buoys shown on II. o. Chart 1884 have been
discontinued. Approximate position of light
house. lat 10 4s "a y. Ion 20 Al q w.
Beacon, Medanos de Ia vea. Cuba-The
second officer OF str Lake Skatan reports
under date OF May IA that the top mark of
the uundruped beacon. In approximately lat
II 10 n, lon 20 80 so w. Is missing.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
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 theJr
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations in
the United States proper: Bar
Harbor, Me. (Ottercliffs); Cape
Hatteras, N. c.; Jupiter, Fla;
Key West, Fla; New Orleans,
La. These position (TR) re-
ports must be addressed only to
the radio station called. and they
will be forwarded to New York.
It is important that these re-
ports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they
will be received in time for pub
lication.
Position reports can also be
sent through the stations of the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York
city (WCG); Babylon, L. /.
(WSE); Easthanpton, L. I.
(WSA), and New London, Conn.
(WST). No charge made for
medical or surgical advice, late
news and weather reports.
Position reports will also be
accepted through the stations of
the Radio Corporation of Amer
lea at Cape Cod (WCC), and
Siasconset (WSC), Mass; New
London (Conn. (WLC); Cape
May (WCY), and New York
city (WNY). Requests for
medical or surgical advice will
also be accepted through the
above stations of the Radio Cor
poration. This advice will be
given free by the United States
Public Health Service.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26
Dangers to Navigation.
[Reported to the Hydrographic Q

TReported to the Photographic Office.l
May 10. lat % H. lon 70 so. passed a scow
about 80 feet wide, projecting about 2 feet
out of water-Str Tamesi.
May IL. lat 45 so. Ion 81 20. passed a spar
about 25 feet long, covered with marine
growth-Str Caledonian (Br).
May II. lat 81 81 N, lon 1913 SO w, passed
what appeared TO be a small boat, bottom
up. projecting about 10 feet out of water
U s A T Logan.
May "a. lat SO 80. lon IS 90. passed
blacK spar marked rs, standing upright and
projecting about 25 feet out OF water-Str
Hvidehavet dam.
Ice patrol ship Modoc reports position
May "a. lat 40. lon Al: advising vessels
keep south lat ~ %, between meridians 49
ard 80: berg reported lat ~ 0s. lon 40 1s.
refers to berg reported 18th. ST Lawrence
steamers warning continued. Ice patrol
ship Modoc reports position May %, lat
20 10. Ion AZ 20: sighted large berg lat
~ o., lon ~ So; berg last seen by patrol on
2ist sighted yesterday lat Al 23 Ion 4s 81.
now drifting northeastward. disintegrating.
The New York herald., 1922-05-26

Str San Mateo. Bauer. Bocas del roro
(hallasD-United Fruit Co.
Str Barfond (Nor). Winger, Puerto Mex
leo and Frontera via Phiiadslphia tgeneraD-
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Banan (Norl. Tellefsen. Port Antonio
(seneraD-United Fruit Co.
Str Panama, Corning, Port au Prince and
Siistobal tgeneraD-Panama Railroad
Steamship Line.
Str Paloma (Cuban). Hallum. Manati
Puerto Padre and Gibara (generaD-Mun-
son Steamship Line.
Str Munamar. Mcdonald. Nuevitas. Pas
teiilo. &c (generaD D-Munson Steamship Line
Str Manaqui (Br). Nickerson. Preston and
Banes tgeneraD-United Fruit Co.
Str Moro Castle. Blackadder, Havana.
Pregreso. &c tgeneraD-New York and Cuba
Man Steamship Co.
Str Tuscan, Chamberlain. Norfolk (gen-
eiaD-Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Chickasaw. Dunn (from Hamburg, !,
Philadelphia (rcsidue)--Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Rosalind (Dr). Mitchell. Halifax and
81 Johns general aD-Bowring 4 Co.
Str Gefion (Nor). Storaas. Sydney, ca
dallast)-West q India Steamship Co.
Str Felix Taussig. Keene. Boston-Houlder.
Weir & Boyd.
Str X | Luckenbach. Coonsn. Boston
Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
schr Helen Jean tBr). Elford. st Johns.
NF (coaD--Gilmartin & Co.
Schr Mary f Anderson (Br), Oxner. Sher-
brooke. Ms (ballasD-J Whitney Co.