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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

FOR RENT-Cottage house for the winter
Hot air furnace and gas range: very
cheap rent; no children. at % Beacon ST.,
Tel. 5i-W. l5i9
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

FOR SAI.E-1 iron bedstsad. spring and
mattress; fur lined coat; rs Orange ST.
l7It2s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

chairs. A full attendance is request
ed. Per order Francis o. Mari, re-
corder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

TO RENT-very nice upstairs tenement At
80 Merchant street; call 207-X. IT'S
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

Regular meeting Of
Barre council. No. 40l,
knight of Columbus.
win be held tonight
at 1880 o'clock. The
newly elected officers
for the ensuing year
will occupy their
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

rs denonstrator: driven less than 500
nlile-; SPARE tire included: will cell al
suitable reduction below new price: d. II.
Burdick. phone iOes-l2. Waterbury. VI.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED AT ONCE : Tel.
3Ss-23. i7lt2
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

Burdick. phone ioes-l2. Waterbury. VI.
TITS
LOST Black and white coach dog; finder
notify r. 2. Townsend, Tel. CIV. l7itss
FOR sALE-A slightly used Ivers Pond
piano. one Of the hest on the market /.
can be seen At "a Wellington street. Barre
VI II. }. LsRoe. l7itss
LOST-An automobile crank on summer
street Maple avenues finder please
brirE to the Times Office lTitfs
FOR SAI.E--Extra nice Guernsey COW. 4
yrs. cd. INQUIRE al L. d. Gale farm.
Wiiliamsto~n or Tel IT'S l7it6
WANTED AT ONcE-An round farm hand !.
good teamstcr c aarles l.. Woodbury.. Ber-
in. W Tel esf<- hts
TO RENT-Cottagc house AZ L. D. Gale
farm rent low for the winter none nut
respectable parties need apply Tel ara.
TITS
TO RENT-s acres % land. also q s-roorn
house, with hot and cold water eood ham
stable. hcnhouse and shed known a. Mead
ou-hrook farm. near csrbsrn. electric ro.r-
plant and state rrrsre and can work In
either Barr Or MontpcIier inquire Of Mr.
Mar ~ Rirhards. near Marvin fam.
Montrelier. VI. or Tel. zz7-M Ms. W ri
Firie. barre VI l7if
FOR SArE-Crzufnrd heater No. ~. ART
las coalition. inouire 81 r. Christie. s
kirk str-et- 17tr
rARrSEES- All take o. O. two more
partner one must - she 20 cut letfefs.
rherc SAW Or 117-X- I1fls
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J. FOR SAl.E-Exfra nice Guernsey COW. 3
yrs. cd: INQUIRE al L. d. Gale farm.
Wifliamsto~n or Tel IT'S Tits
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IOST-An automobile crank on summer
street or Maple avenues finder please
hrinE to the Times Office. i7Itfs
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EAST BARRE

. s:::. =. :.i { 6 + { v V j.
StS Thursday evening It $50.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

Regular meeting II
dfElcSA Barre post, No. 10
sgLsrfsa American Legion. vii
4 Ef be held At post heal
q 49, 9 quarters Thursday eve
Na,Ssfs,6s-<T ming, Oct. ). At 7:s0
o'clock. Per order con-
mander.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

( WANTED AT ONCE-All round farm hand
good teamster: c aarles L. Woodbury.. Ber-
lin. VT Tel sesx. l7it-s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

IAhINEi-o-l al take 90 o. tun more
partner one must - sklr 70 cur lrtTsrs.
rh1rc SAW Or 117-X- l1rf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

LOST-Blsck and white coach dog finder
notify q Z. Townsend Tel. CIV lriias
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

TO RENI-Cottagc house a. L. ID. Gale
farm; rent low for the winter none hut
respectable parties need Apply Tel 477-s.
f7Ifg
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-10-04

FOR SALE-A slightly used Ivers Pond
piano. one Of the best on the market /.
can be seen 81 "a Nellineton street Barre
VI II. J. Laaoe. LIZ
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BETHEL

Miss Katherine Chamberlin of Phil
adelphia recently called upon her
aunt, Miss Adeline Chamberlin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-10
GLAYTONIQUE E

Para los miles de personals
que 10 han usado ha sido de re-
suItados eficaces para abastecer
a la sangre del hierro que lie au-
menta en- gIobulos rojos, a los
huesos de la cal que les man
tiene fuertes, y al cerebro y ell
sistenaa nervioso del fosforo que
les da la energia, actividad y
despejo tan necesarios a la fe-
licidad de todo mortal. La for
nrula del cLAYTONIQUE Sc ha-
liza en- la etiqueta de cada fras-
co. y no contiene ingredientes
venenosos nj nocivos. Debe
usarIo toda persona que Sc sien-
ia debil, cansada, agotada, ner-
viosa, o en- estado de depression.
Sc vende en- todas las farma-
cias, y es aItamente recomenda-
90 por todo ell que ha experiment
tado sus resuItados. AGvt.
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(luebradi|IaS Ce|ebTa las
lavidades con gran
espIendOr

Las navidades de este afio en- Que
bradilIas ha sido un verdadero 'ritor-
nos a los tiempos Quasi heroicos de las
tradiciones boricuas, cuando estas fies-
tas Sc ceIebraban con orgullo y entu-
siasmo, en- las cuales Ell alma del te-
rrilf1o encausado por Ell seuimiento y la
costumbre Sc sublimaba invadiendo to-
dos los sitios del coraz6n y todos los
rincones de la TERRA nuestra Este ado,
remedsndo los va idos af1os dc nuestros
abuelos, ha tenido sll diainci6n atavica,
de nuevo han vuelto a nosotros todas
las sensaciones de aquellos dfas, " todo
ell fuego y gracia de aver. CuebradilIas
ha sido otra vez gralde este afo, con
la grandeza de 10 incansable, de 10 ale
gre;sd de 10 immense; " la juyentud, y la
sociedad, Sc han mostrados inmensas,
irresisEibles, en- la singenua celebration
de asus goces. s9
Los sasaltos' este afio; como nun
ca, han circuiado por todas parties, y
los .asaltados'' siempre Sc han mos
trado espl6ndidos, sociales y satisfe-
schos AL Casino Sc llev6 la primer pa
rranda, y fue como una canpanada de
iniciaci6n para la fiesta Todas nuestras
Veuuses moasrabanse alegres, graciosas,
consecuentes, todcs los, jovenes mos
trabanse galantes, < Sc bail6 mhcho, y
una de las nota principales de esta mi
ciaci6n para nuestro regionalisn1o fu6
la presencia de una distinguida amigui-
ia de Aguadilla, Julia Guevara. que
pasaba unos dias con Rosita Paralitici,
larefa chic, sinpatica atractiva, de
quien la sociedad de Quebradillas esta
orgullosa. Y Julia y Rosi son dos gran
des iniciadoras quienes secundadas por
las dernas quebradillanas, Chita Avila,
Maria Avila Y un cronista anticuado,
decidieron que la algeria no tendria fin.
Y luego asaltamos a don Andres ANA
dor, donde resalt6 nuestro amino; ia
elegante Maria Amador nos recibi6 cor
dialmente, pasamos unas horas de So
Lag Incompatible. Otra noche, a Tim
Chaves, y ALA va la caravana. Desde
las ocho bailamos hasta la una sin des-
canso, v los espcsos Chaves Amador Sc
portarcn magnifcos en- sus obsequios y
atenciones, salimos de ALI pensando
en- ell pr6ximo asalto don Luis Abrams,
| " su esposa Angelina. Y como STEM
pre- una vez mas fue exteriorizada la
magnifcencia de los esposos Abrams
Tcrregrosa. Este fu6 un ago de verdade-
70 esplendor, la sociedad satisfecha
| Sc vanagloriaba de contar con tan va
liosos miembros.
Y estamos todavfa. empezando, y hare
mos de Quebradillas un sitio de diver
sion y de cultura. Preparamos otros asal
tos de no menos renombres que los an
tes citados, como a los esposos Igar-
tua-M -Machado, los Amador- -Amador, a
los Rosa-de Leon, y otros que estan
dispuestos seguir esta corriente de
entusiasmo. Ell Casino San Rafael ha
sido baztante pr6digo tambi6n, habien
do ofrecido sus salones dia y noche pa
(Contin1a en- la nag. g.
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Quien podria adivinar que en- aquel
instante Ell viejo Jose habia edcantra-
do ei nnejor fl6n de toda su vida, cuan-
do ella mas metida estaba entire ollas
y grasa, pasando las horas mas terri
bles de su existencia! Advt
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FajardO pafTOCina con en-
tUSiaSmO ell COmedOT
ESCOIar

COMEDOR EsCOLAR: Hemos vista
90 Ell teatro municipal, donde Sc encuen
ira instalado Ell Comedor Escclar. Con-
curren al mismo 131 nifitos y niflitas
pobres de nIestras escuelas. Ha sido
una de las oIoras mas gra1des de las
realizadas hasta la fecha en- este pue-
bio Sc debe la Indicative del Sr.
Agustin Ca1nufias, Comisionado de Ins
trucci6n AL exito de esta ohra ba con
tribuido el Dr. Vizcarrondo. prcfesoras
y pTofesoTes y nnucnas dignisiznas per-
sonas. Tambien contribuye con una su
ma algo crecida nuestro municipio
Creemos que este .es uno de los mcjores
entire los Comedores Escolarss de la is
la v debemos cooperar con Ell sr. Camu
mas para que cada dia puedan admi-
tirse mayor nilmero de nifios. M s,
DE SANIDAD.-Se Sc muestfan muy
activos los tres Inspectoress fre Sani-
dad de este pueblo4 y culnplen su de-
her en- forma correcta yocon iRtcres., Be
comendar1os a. dichos caballeeos orde-
men la nmpieza de- la icalle que pass
por Ell Teatro Nuevo, pues casi siempre
Sc encuentra cubierta de papeles, pro-
gramas, etc. Seria eonveniepte que los
ciudadanos no arrojasen tantos pape-
les a la Gale para evitara que les of
ciales de sanidad tengans que i,1terve-
mir. ff-e #ss 8fsls Eent'8
81 DILUVIO.- Desde ell dia 2 de enero
llueve sin cesar en- esta jurisdiction.
por 10 que muchos sembrados han su-
frido grandemente las avenidas de
rios quebradas han ocasionadc perdi-
das considerables en- los plaptios que
quedan. a sus orillas.
REGRESo DE DELEGADoS.- Los
| Delegados enviados por la Ascciacion
Local de Maestros a la ciudad de Are
cibo han regresado Sc encuentran muy
satisfechos de los resultados de Ia Asam
blea. Todos les proyectos prcsentados
fueron aprobados por la Asanblea, 10
que demuestra que cumpneron Ia mi
sion que Sc les encomendo.
A LOS MAEsTRoS DE LA TSLA
-Recomendamos que Sc enteren 10 mas
pronto possible de los acuerdos tomados
pof la asamblea annual con respecto a
los sueldos para 1922-1923 y que &C
tden todos de acuerdo como 81 fueran
un solo hombre para poder conseguir
el triunfo de nuestra causa. Muchos
dignos Senadores y Representante es-
tan de nuestra parte es necesario
que hagamos convencer los quo no 10
estan para que Sc decidan hacernos
justicia.
CARMEN 2EPTN.- Ia prcsentado
la renuncia del cargo de profcsora de
la escuela de Quebrada vuelta, la en-
tusiasta profesora Sra. Carmen Pepfn.
Funda la lnisma en- las inconveniencias
que Sc le presentan para cumrlir bien
su deber, debido a enfermelad Pode
mos decir en- honor la verdad, que
la Sra. Pepin es una de las mejores
maestras que he conocido, y cl Departa
mento pierde los servicios de una bue-
ma educadora.
ANDoNIE.
rToso~51 n D
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HNE LUNA.

Elena Hammerstein en- el colossal dra7
ma titulado Esc1avas del Placer y el
episodio noveno de de Potencia a
Potencia''. e
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F4OTEL-.E.S
CENTRAL.

Edi6ciS cenBtrufds axprssamsneA
para Hotsl. :modsrnamspts sQziDsde,
con aDceEsor. habitacienas cen baas,
telsfoDo, timbrea , esante reguiora
el nodsrno seohtsTt", Plan EursDss.
Restaurant q u serta. Tel66ensss
ss1-1144. Rcx 116S. Saa J,o,sA, Plasa
Principal, San Iuan, r. 4.
Npl,As nn = sl..klC 50
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ANpoNIE.

Ella estaba dando tempo a. tempo.
Como una centella. -. Yea Mickey =
la obra maestro de Mack Sonnet
en- el ''Rialto'' el sabado. Advt
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rT1NERAR1o

De lo9 trenes en- vigor desdt
81 / de Agosto de 1917, re
visado 81 4 de Agosto, 1919.
EsTAcIoNEs.
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rEATRo "sTRAND,'

Clara Kimball Young en- el drama en-
siete actos La Mnjer Ideal''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-01-10

Sdsima jornada de la Incompatible
y sensacionalisina serie francesa "Ju-
dex''.
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INGL.ATERRA

PrOpissarte: Jes& D. Rodr1gaoa.
.anea Ne. s. Tel&fOno &c., San Juan,
pusrts Rice, Situado sn una de las
erinciDales Gales, eerca del Trou
{ dal Testro, pr6xiIus q los Kuellas
ontIgua al C0rrso v dsnAs EdiAsiae
Tederalea. Buen trate. Sorvisdo ax.
aalcnse. Sc sirven Comidas , demSsa-
10. Sc sdnAitsn sbOnadoa@ . prssiss
aSdiesa.
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y1NE "PUERTo RICO,

Final de una de las mejores cinta en
jornadas, Judex'.
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"BELIoGRApH''. (oata6o).
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oh lToooll! Yo no me comi nada''
una heredera de una nina dc orc-
y sorprendida robandol No Sc piefda a
6 Mickey agudezs, sentime entalismo,
,aventuras, amor todo en- una obrs
maestro. En- Ell sRialto'' ell Sabado.
81 Advt.
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En- las paraaas Dc sehal pasais
Vl . . las par e
a de para
par conner
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Episoaios trece y catorce de Ia seric
Los opalosgdel crimen' una come
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SAN JUAN PONCE IS


Lea hacia arriba.
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% Q5naifsH
II &C. eh oeiF &
oAisstoga 81 81 Z
s9lsHe
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Faiardo, P. R.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04

SAN PEDRO, Cal Feb 2-Arrived, u $
transport Argonne Philadelphia (and sailed
for San Francisco motor ship Tosca (Nor)
Antwerp.
Arrived Sd. str Bandai Maru Jap. otaru.
sAN JUAN. PR. Feb 2-Arrived. str Ponce,
Arrived Sd. PM. str Philadelphia. New
York for Curacao. &c.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Feb 3-Arrived. strs
Honolulu Maru Jap), Norfolk; City OF
Montgomery, New York; Howard. Baltimore
(and sailed for Jacksonville) schr Dustin
G. Cressy. Miami
Sailed Sd, strs Dryden, Yokohama, Kobe
and Ioilo City Of Columbus, New York.
SANDWICH. Mass. Feb o-Sailed. tugs
Roger williams, towing barges Riverside
and Edgewater, New York for Boston Ne
ponset towing barge George Hughes. do
for do: n Doane. towing barges Summit
Hill, for do, and Tamaqua. for Gloucester.
TACOMA. Wash. Feb 3-Arrived str Harry
Sailed Sd, str Panaman, Portland; ship
William Lewis. Quartermaster Hsrbor.
awaiting charter.
TAMPA. Fla. Feb s--Arrived, barge Ohio,
Port Arthur. in tow.
Sailed 3D. str Newona. Tampico
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Feb 3-sailed.
str Brandon. east (midnight; tugs Honey
brook, towing 2 barges, west G AMI:
for harbor PND: Perth Amboy. towing 2
barges, east C1:45 AND: Murrell, towing
barges Annie. Beattie and Biwabik, Boston
for Sewalls Point.
tenburg for Halifax.
Passed 3d. strs Newton. west 6 AND :;
Stephen r Jones. east (s AND tugs Savage,
towing 3 barges 40 AM, and returned at !
PM).
ley. do: Transportation do: Iowan. do
Wind AM NV, moderate; clear PM, SW. 4.
brisk: cloudy; choppy sea.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04

stornest (BD. Buenos Aires via Hampton
Roads: Uncas (BD. Tampico; jefferson
Norfolk: Gen George w Goethals. Cristobal
sagua. San Juan; Commewyne tDutch)
Tort au Prince; Canadian Logger (Br)
Halifax: Iowan, Boston; Socony. Providence.
Bark Refine Marie stewart. Jacksonville.
Schrs Eleanor Taylor. Savannah; Nancy
Hanks Norfolk; Jacksonville, -.
Tugs Atkins Hughes, towing | barge
passed out Sandy Hook at 40 AND Ber-
muda towing > do at 10 AND.
Sailed I'd. strs California H'r). Phlladel-
plia; Virginian. San Pedro, &C. via Phiiadel-
phia.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Friday, Feb 3, 1922. at AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nne and fifty-siX hundredths (29.56)
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and fifty and eight -tenths G30.s)
Inillimeters Captains Of all vessels now
wing in or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether theil
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at SANDY Hook, o PM NV. IS miles
clear; smooth sea; visibility 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
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); ANA.
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. 1t is important that
these report. 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 tho
Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. at New York;
East Moriches, l.. J.. and East
hampton, L. !.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.


Colombia 2lst. Santa Marta Gath. Cristobai
18th and Kingston 2sth, TO the United Fruit
Co. with 10 passengers. mails and mdse
Str Freeport sulphur No ). Puerto Padre
Jan 2s, TO the Atlantic Fruit Co, with sugar.
Went to New York Sugar Refinery, Long
Island City.
Str W il Libby. Port Lobos Jan %. To
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil.
Columbus Shipping Co, with crude oil. Went
to pier ;. Constable Hook. Nj.
Str Limeana (Br) Tampico. :. 80
Str Smaragd (Nor). Port Antonio Jan 2s,
to the Atlantic Fruit Co. with passengers
and fruit Went 10 pier 26. East River.
Str Finchley (Brj, Santiago.
Str III Alba, Galveston Jan 20. TO the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went TO
pier IS. North River.
to the Mallory Steamship Co. with passen-
gers and mdse. Went to pier 81. North
River.
Str Perfection. Port Arthur. to the stan
dard OIL Co OF New York. with oil. Went
str socony, Port Arthur, to the Standard
chored barge Off Tompknsvile
Str Franklin. beaumont Jan %. to the
Galena Navigation So, with oil. Anchored
Str III Estero. New Orleans Jan %. to the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went TO
Str City Of st Louis. Savannah Jan 81 to
the Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier 80, North River.
Str Dirigo, Norfolk, TO the Texas Co.
Went 90 Bayonne, NJ.
Str Philadelphia, Baltimore. TO the Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to pier a.,
North River.
Str I.iberator. Philadelphia. to the Atlantic.
Gulf and Pacific Steamship Corporation,
with mdse in transit. Went to pier "a, North
River
Str Annetta. Philadelphia to the Atlantic
Fruit Co, with mdse. Went to Bushey's dry
dock. Brooklyn.
schr General C c Hogg CBD. Liverpool
Ms, Jan 90, TO + Whitney Co, with
wood pulp. Anchored off Red Hook.
Schr Horace A Stone. Mobile to Crowell &
Thurlow. Went to Perth Amboy.
Schr j Edward Drake, Mobile, TO J r
Whitney & Go. Anchored off Red Hook.
Schr Mary " Dlebold. Jacksonville, to
master. Is bound to Port Reading.
Schr Albert r Paul Georgetown. sc, to
Gilmartn & Co. with lumber.
Tug Henrico, towing barges.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
Miller, First Lieut.. Walter. to Crissy Field.
Nowlan, First Lieut.. b. F.. TO Fort Riley.
INFANTRY.

Miller. First Lieut.. Walter. to Crissy Field.
Nowan, First Lieut.. b. f.. TO Fort Riley.
INFANTRY.
capts. Dotle, ]. E., and Rickard. r.. w.. to
New York city.
Major Spragins and First Lieuts. Lender.
John, and Rogers. l.. H.. to Camp DIX, n. j.
Sparks, Capt. Roy, TO University OF Della
ware.
Arthur, Capt. ]. N, and O'Connor. First
Lieut.. C. e., to Walter Reed Hospital. WASH
ington
Paulsen. Capt. A. p. TO Camp Travis.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Davis. Lieut.-col. w. r.. to Aberdeen.
Farrow, Major E. j.. to Presidio. CAL
Thode. Major e. F., to Walter Reed Hos
pital. Washington.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Christmas. Capt. J. X, to Newport.
Majors Crissy. NJ. s.; Johnson, J. H.. PEN
dleton, l.. L.. and Singles, Walter. TO Fort
Benjamin Harrison.
MATTHEW'S. Lieut.-CoI. II: t.. and Majors
Drake, Frank; Stanley. S. W., and Wing, c.
X, to San Francisco.
Ives, Capt A. r., to Goldsboro. n. G.
ENGINEERS.
willing, Lieut.. Col. W., and Peterson.
Major V. L., to Boston.
Frcch, Capt i. r., to Camp Dix.
SIGNAL RESERVE.
Capts Hickman, l.. H., and Snowden. +.
E.: Mol. First Lieut.. II. l.. to Camp Alfred
Vail.
oUARTERMAsTER CORPS.
Johns First Lieut.. r. f.. to Camp Dix.
CAVALRY.
Reany Licut.-Col. r. j., to Denver.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
AMERICAN PORTS.
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ASTORIA, o, Jan 2S-Sailed, schr Oregon
Pine Osaka.
AGUIRRE, PR, Jan 31-Sailed, str Amolco.
Boston.
HONOLULU. Jan 2s-Arrived str Apus,
San Francisco for Dairen.
Sailed 2Sth, motor Annie Johnson. San
Frencsco.
PROVIDENCE. RI. Feb ARRIVED. str
Lightburne Port Arthur (and sailed I'D.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan 2S-Saied str
Colima Mex. Salina Cruz via San Pedro.
SAN PEDRO. CAL Jan 2S-Arrved. str
Panama Maru Dap New Orleans and Gal
weston for Yokohama. &C.
SABINE, Tex, Jan 3O-Sailed, str Hamlet
(Nor) Barrow.
TACOMA, Wash. Jan 2I-Arrived, strs
Silver State, Seattle: 2sth. foshida Maru
No 3 (Jap), Kobe via Seattle.
Sailed 2sth, strs Aivarado, San Pedro;
Stanwood. do.
WILMINGTON, NC, Jan 3l-Arrived, str
Lake Fannin. New York
Sailed 3lst, str Harrington Court tB,D
Havre. Bremen and Ostend.
The New York herald., 1922-02-04
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Schr Albert + Paul, which arrived Friday
from Georgetown, SC, lost part of deckload.
Archibald Publicover and others of Nova
Scotia; terms private.
Schr Charles r WieBe. Tampa Jan - for
Cenfuegos was reported Jan 80 in lat
- - IL, lon 81 03 with pumps in bad condi-
tion and deckload gone.
The captain and crew of barge r w Nc
Donald tof BALTIMORE. who we're rescued
from their sinking craft Monday after being
buffeted about In the storms for three days,
arrived here on str City of Savannah, which
picked them up. The barge in tow of tug
River to Baltimore; the other barges in tow
we're the Ormond and Catonsvile. The City
OF Savannah sighted the Mcdonald 20 miles
OF Hatteras.
in many years sea borne traffic out of Den
mark has been virtually stopped, the
sounds harbors and the belts are icebound
Ferries connecting the Danish islands Will
Germany Norway and Sweden are frozer
in, while ice breakers attempting to free the
boats met with the same fate.
HALIFAX. FEB 1-str w II Lee (of the
. Marine and Fisheries Department. caught
fire Monday night at her dock here vessel
was later towed TO Point Pleasant Break
water: tug OLeary Lee pumped water into
her compartments and sank her.
3d-Str Suwanee (Br), from Shields foi
New York. is alongside str Thyra (Sw). be-
lore. reported disabled; position lat AZ 23
lon 81 10.
LONDON, Feb 3-str vellavla (Br), Lon
don for Boston. before reported with pro-
peller shaft damaged, is being towed to
Queenstown by British ctr Calabria.
NORFOLK, Va. Feb 3-Shipping Board str
MorganZa has been ordered sold by U 5
Court on account of libel for coal supplied.
ROCKLAND, Me. Feb 3-Schr Joseph :
Zeman, from Norfolk for Stockton Springs
Me. wenr ashore early to-day Metinio
Ledge. near the western entrance to Penoh-
scot Bay. Four of the crew were taken off
by coast guards. Capt Fales and five men
remain aboard. II thought the vessel
had an even chance of being saved ii
weather continued favorable.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Feb 3-Str Bandai Maru
(Jap). from Otaru, arrived here to-day four
days overdue. The steamer delayed by
typhoons and lost her deckload of lumber
ST JOHNS, NF, Feb 3-This harbor.
blocked by ice for several days, now is
cleared and six steamers which had been
unable to make port owing to the ice block
ade put in here to-day.
Bark Gaspe (Br). bound here from Per-
nambuco, to-day reported lost in mid
ocean. The crew taken off by str
"Luise." from Dunkirk for Bermuda.
SAVANNAH, Feb o--Str Skogheim CNor)
before reported ashore and floated threw
overheard 5000 bags sugar.