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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11
HOLY NAME SOCIETIES
PARADE IN NEW JERSEY
Mgr. LaUelIe Addresses Big
Crowd in Huckensock.

Pledglng loyalty to the nation and the
Catholic Church, thousH nds OF members
of the Holy Name Society conducted
their annual parade OF profession Of
faith yesterday throughout New Jersey.
Speeches we're made by prominent Cath
Ollie clcrgymen.
Five thousand men took part in the
rally and parade at Hackensack, where
the Federated Holy Name Societies Of
Bergen county held the largest demon
stration in their history. Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament was pro-
nounced by the Very Rev. IT, Cunnelly
Mgr NJ. j. Lavelle. pastor OF St Pat
riclSs Cathedral. was the principal
speaker.
Members OF the Holy Name from En-
glcwood. Tenafly, Closter. Fort Lee
Edgewater, rutherford and Lodi were nj
the exercises.
Twenty-Five thousand members
marched along Hudson Boulevard Jer-
SOY City. TO West Side Park where
they were reviewed by Mgr. John A.
sheppard, Vicar-General OF the diocese.
the Rev. J. II. Meehan of All Saints
Church and the Rev William T. Nc
Laughln of st. Lucys Church.
Exercises at Orange were participated
in by 5000 Holy Name members from
the Oranges, Bloomfield, Montclair,
Caldwell and Short Hills.
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CARRIE REPORTS.

ANTWERP. oct s-Arrived. str Anglo.
Chilean CB1. New York.
AUCKLAND. oct T-sailed. str Waihemc
CBr). Vancouver.
sa1 Francisco.
Sailed 10Th strs West Jappa, Shanghai
Aspirot (Br), parien.
BOCAS De- TORO, Oct lO-ArrlVed' SUI
Honduras tNor), Norfolk.
Sailed 10Th. str Hcredia, New orleans:
BRISBANE, oct s--Arrived, str Port Chal-
mers (Br). New York ~,
BUENOs AIRES, oct Arrived. strs NO
vington CBr) Norfolk Kerhonkson, mobile
Hammershur DAM Newport News.
COPENHAGEN, OCT ARRIVED, str Gunny
(Norl. New York. - -.
CRrsToBAL, Dot i0-Arrived. str Havilah,
Antwerp for Tacoma. ...,.,
Sailed iOth. etrs 81 Louis OTr) Martinique
Grown of~calioia ODD, London' DayoreaS
GfBRhITAR. oct p-passed. str Patrla
(Fr). New York for Naples and Marseihes.
Arrived 9Th, strs Anacortes' Buenps AIRES
9th, Defnetrios Pandelis tGreeb' New VI
leans via Norfolk.
GLASGOW. Oct n-Arrlved. strs Janeta
(Br), New Orleans Trifonia (Br). Norfolk.
HALIFAX. oct o-sailed, ctr Bayway'
null. oct 7-saned. str Marstenen CNor),
Norfolk.
KOBE, Oct s-Arrived. str Muncaster Cas-
ne CBD, New York Via Panama and San
Francisco. -
f.EfTH oct n-saied. s,rs Roi-heim CNor).
Fornondna; Clavarack. baltimore. -
LIVERPOOL. OCT 0-Arrivvd. str Boiin-
Arrived 9th. str Canadian scisneur CBr'
sailed 9th. str Continental Bridge. Calves
ton
LONDON. oct a-sared, strs osawatomie,
Boston; Mahopac tBr), Philadelphia.
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ARRIVED.

Str Gothland Belg). Dantzlc Sept 10
Rotterdam 25th, Cherbourg 10Th ana raj
mouth 2sth, to the Red Star line, with l,3Os
eteerage passengers and mdae.
Str Port Byttleton BD, London Sept 20
20 the Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd, with =
passengers and mdTe. Went to pier !, Sec
ton X, Wcehawken.
Str Glenspesn ODD. Shields Sept %. 70
Furness. Witty Co. IN ballast. Anchored
off Liberty.
Str Unicoi. London Sept - and Falmouth
gath, to the Equity Steamship Co. with
chalk Anchored off Bay Ridge.
Str Muroran Maru (Jap), Taku Aug y.
Kobe ODD, Yokohama 20th, Muroran BON,
San Franci7co Sept 10 and Crlstobal oct I.
Went TO pier To- clifton. 81.
Str City Of Melbourne l3r). Colombo Aug
90 Alsiers Sept IS and PHILADELPHIA oct ..
70 Norton, Lilly Co. with md g. Went TO
n York Dock Cos pier r. Brooklyn.
str Amcrosa. Ro.ario Sept I. 81 Nichola
f1th. Buenos Aires lith, Rio Janciro 18th
and st Thomas GATH, 70 the Now York and
Argentina steamghip Co, with lnseed. Went
70 Shadyeide, Nj.
with OIL Anchored In Quarantine.
Str Pastores, Port Limon oct 2, Colon 81
and Havana Tth TO the United Fruit co,
with n passenger. mails and mdse
Str Ancon Galveston Oct ..
Str FL Almirante. Galveston sept p and
New Orleans Oct 3. to the Southern Pa&fic
Co. with mdse. Went TO pier 30, North
River.
str Hamilton, Norfolk. TO the old Domin-
ion Transportation Co. with mdse. Went
to pier 20, North River
Schr Esther Melbourne, Windsor, Ms, sept
Is, to ] Y whitney & Co, with plaster. An
chored off Red Hook.
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ELECTRIC LINES
GAIN CONFIDENCE
Annual Requirement of $780,
100000 Expected to Be Met
by Investing Public.
REGULATION LESS HARSH
President of Association Criti-
cizes Attitude of Mayor
Hylan Toward Fares.
specfnl pespatcn to THE HnnALD.


ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 10.-The electric
street railways of the country will re-
quire at least s2o0,o00.o00 a year in
definitely for Improvement and better
ment to keep up with the volume or
traffic they are obliged to handle, ac-
cording to John II. Pardee of New York,
president of the American Electric Rail-
way Association, whose convention will
open here tomorrow.
The outlook for fund of this size
seems bright Mr. Pardee said. for the
investing public is beginning to take
more interest in railroad securities, en-
couraged by the belief that regulatory
bodies are inclined to deal less harshly
with public utilities. Street railway Off
Gals. he observes, have taken heart in
the last two months because of the COM
parative readiness of so many persons
in various parts of the country to buy
railway securities.
1.-THE public, except that part Of 1t
that is Influenced by the politically am
bilious or by carping newspapers" COM
mented Mr.. Pardee, sis not averse to
higher fares" Speaking specifically of
the situation in New York he said:
Mayor Hylan has been doing his best
to keep the street railways from getting
an increased fare and the public Is In
different When there was charge of
two cents for transfers the city admin
istration predicted that there would be
thousands of complaints on which to
base an official protest. AS far as
can recall there was just one complaint
and perhaps that was inspired"
Cne of the most important matters
that will come before the four thousanu
delegates Of the association and affill-
ated bodies will be a report on the work
Of the Federal Electric Railway Com
mission appointed by President wilson
to study the street railway situation.
Phillip r. Gadsden Of Philadelphia,
who sat. on the commission, will submit
the report The report which the com
mission recently made to President Will
son suggested methods for the railways
to secure credit. 1t said the need OF
credit was the most pressing problem
the roads had to contend with, and until
that was adjusted there was little hope
for progress among the corporations.
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socony $40 NV Tortugas noon sth.
Soltalre 800 T. Sabine bar noon Tth. -,
springfield 40 from Portland. Ore, Pm sth
Standard 4sS NE Port Lobos noon 9th.
steer Exporter 1870 San Pedro noon sth.
Steel Ranger 1877 s Ambrose noon 9TH
suboatco LOIS Ambrose noon 9th.
sunshine 100 SW South Pass noon Sth.
suwied 10 SSE Ambrose noon 9th.
IeNas l33 w Sand Key noon 9th.
Iekoa 305 y Cape Henry noon Sth.
Thomas lat 2S OF. Ion 90 %, noon 9tn' o,,.
Tldewater 1902 ENE Cape Henry noon lo'h'
Vacuum 23O r TampicO noon TIN.
w ~ TilfOrd 205 n Jupiter noon 9th.
w NJ Irish IS W Key West noon eth. -.
Walter Haclcastle 272 Sw South Pass hoo"
It'll.
watonwan $50 f Cape May noon TN; cal,
West Cadr)n 543 from sap Pedro TN az, nu
West Cobalt lat 81 80, Ion ~ 80, noon o 9..'
West Ekonk i39 l. Ambrose l. noon o''
West Isom 5is from Seattle Pm 5,n .; an
West Ivan 440 from Yokohama IN a'"'
West View lat ~ Al Ion "A 90. noon v. W o,t
Western Gross 800 San Francisco noon M. 6''
Western Plains Jos p Cape May noon loI Sch
William Isorn 20G WNW Tortugas noon oon s s.t
VIM Warden 23j ssW Hatteras NOUN ON
Zacapa 151 S Kingston nooi stn.
Zirkel 20S ST Ambrose noon lVth.
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! CBO. supposed for London; bark Terker
NORFOLK. Va. oct 1o-Arrived strs Ad-
amantios Lemos {Greek1 Gibraltar: ia, BaI
| ton; City OF Alton, New York; Camilla Gil
bert (Br), New Orleans for London; Crorne-
terton .us). Hull Cymrlc Vale (3r), New
port E@rlswood (BD, Newport, +; Esther
Dollar (Br), New York; Fullu Maru Gap
Galveston Grelben ODD, Sabine Tor Cette
Hovland (Norl, Sydney I9otta qtaD; Ma
pes: Ioeasti (Greek) Portland. =; Jersey
CITY (BO Brixham; Kronatad (Nor), stock
holm; Karlsvik (sw). Seville; Lake Buck
eye, Dartmouth; Lake Marion, Baltimore .
Melpo (Greel). Plraeua; Maiden Boston
Weinberg orr, Baltimore Ohioan, Mar
New York; Salvatore lsp), Portland; stor-
borg (Nor), Shields; Santa Cecilia, Civita
sy.eeehia; Sac ,riago (Port), New York
(Nor), Port Talbot westiand. New Or
leans; Wifrid (NoD. Shields.
Sailed 9th, str Chenlston OBJ, Havre.
Sailed 10th. strs Bethlehem Bridge. BIZ
zerta; City Of Vernon, Galveston; ConGe de
Auoiria (Sp), Bordeaux; Gargoye Beau
| mont; ii DevereauX. Boston; Keilehaven
Dutch. Baltimore Lake Fouche, Dun
Boston; Plainfeld Barbados: Port Hack
Ing (BD., London: Phoenix, Port Lobos
Ramapo. do; Sewalls Point Civita Vecchia
bark Suzanne G'D, La Rochelle.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Oct 9-Arrived. strs
British General (Bp, Tampco China Ar
Georgia, PHILADELPHIA; Lake Gera, Calves
ton; Paraguay. Philadelphia bark Bess-
field (Nor), Barbados.
Arrived 10th, strs lie Coz CBO. Dart
mouth; Sun. Philadelphia; Solitaire, Jack
sonville; Gulf Queen. New York.
Arrived 10th, strs WATERFOWL Tamplco:
Gulf Queen, New York Solitaire, Jackson
Vile; Col Rockwell. Tampico.
Sailed 9th, strs British Earl (Br). Avon
mouth; Gulflight, Providence; Texaco New
Orleans.
Sailed 10Th, strs Belridse CNor) Tamplco
British Lantern (B), Davenport.
Sailed ION, strs Elcano (Sp) Messina
IL Coo fBrl, Sabine Go flniFh cargo.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Oct 9-Arrved, str
Gothic (B), Port Arthur for Rio Janeiro.
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CUBANS CELEBRATE
PEACE ANNIVERSARY
Spaniards Also Attend Spe-
ciaI Mass Service.

Members of the Spanish and Cuban
colonies of the city attended a mass SER
vice yesterday at the Church of Our
Lady of Hope, Riverside Drive and 156th
street, TO observe the conclusion of
twenty years of peace between the
United states, Spain and Cuba. The oc-
aston also was the fifty-second anniver-
sary of the first war for the independ-
ence OF Cuba.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Fathers Adrian Busson. Crescent
Armand and Francisco Garcia. Joseph
A. Faurot. Third Deputy Police Commits
sioner two officers OF the STAFF OF Major
Gen. Robert Lee Billiard; Felipe Tabu-
ada Cuban Consul-General. and Senior
Alekamero. Spanish Consul-General,
were among those present. There was a
police guard OF honor.
The flags of the three nations were
carried to the altar by small girls, where
the embfems were blessed The Rev.
Oliver Dabescal. who was a chaplain on
the staff OF Marshal Foch, delivered the
sermon.
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Sailed 9th, strs Trip. New Orleans; Lake
| Benbow, Philadelphia.
Arrived 10Th. ship Tiskjo CNor). from
| Antwerp.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. oct l0-salIed. strs
| Lake Grama. New Orleans; Miami Havana
Via Key West; Miilinocket Baltimore.
| PHILADELPHIA. oet 1O-Arrived. strs In
| dian City CBD, Hlyle: Chickasaw. New
| York; Delagoa Maru (Jap), dol Aracaju
| (Braz). Fowey; Duquesne, New Orleans;
Castletown, San Juan.
Passed aown Marcrs Hook 9th. stra Var
dulla (Br). Philadelphia for Bristol;
Gloucester DO for boston: Gulfstream. do
for Port Arthur via Tamplco. Valdura (Br).
do for Gothenburg.
Passed down Reedy Island 10Th, strs
Scottsburg Philadelphia for Brest (for or
deraJ Clumberhan (Br) do for Rotterdam.
Passed down 9th. str Lake Frazee, PhIla-
depha for Houston
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 9th, str
Yosemite. Philadelphia for Los Angeles, &c.
Arrived 10Th str Clan MacBean (Br). ST
Michsels
Passed out ION, strs MANDY Forest (Br.
Philadelphia for Havre Roads for orders;
Katrina Luckenbach, do for New York;
Tongking (Nor). do for Baltimore; knut
Kamsun CNo). DO for do; Bayonne (motor).
do for New York,
Passed up 10Th strs w Van Dyke. Vera
Cruz for Philadelphia; Herbert l. Pratt,
PORTLAND. Ne. Oct 9-Arriyed. str Co
weta North sydney
Sailed 10Th, str Harvester (from Bath,
Port LobIs
gtrs Koyo Maru Jap. New York; Mona.
Yokosuea
Sailed 10TH strs Amur Maru (Jap), from
New York for Kobe; San Jose, Cristobal.
SAVANNAH, Ga. oct l0-Arrived. strs
Arsalia (B), Tampa City OF Montgomery.
New York
TAMPA. Fla. oct 10-Solled. strs Trinida-
dian. Tampico; Robert G Clowry (cable),
d. Wlt chr Pri. ella Alden. Cuba.
Sailed ION, strs Conotton. New York;
Orthia (Br). Glasgow via Savannah.
Arrived l0th. schr Vanear Black. Cuba.
WILMINGTON, NC, Oct 9-Arrived, str
Lake Bludsoe. Savannah.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
mn Telepranll.l


BALTIMORE. Md, Oct 10-Arrived. strs
Keilehaven Dutch Norfolk; Dcto (Nor(
Charleston; Greenwich (B). Norfolk; Ced-
, eric (Nor), Shields. Rokos Vergottls (GreeD
birmingham: CONFESS Peak, Rotterdam.
Sailed 10th, strs Minna Horn (Br)' Bor-
deauX; Liberator, Havre Parthenis tbD
Madame Eln .erprise CBr), Bordeaux; Cheater
XIV anis, Rott 1rdam; Salerno (Rrl, Dunkirk.
BEAUFORT, NO, Oct 10-Sailed, str iahe
strabo, Philadelphia; tugs Ballroek, Balti,
more, towing 'arges Altamaha ana James .
Hill; Cumberland. south.
CHARLESTON. SC, Oct io-Arriyed', sIT SUI
Jabaatao (Braz) Antwerp; Gov John Lima
Jacksonville for Baltimore. a..
Sailed 10th, str Byzantium (GreeD' Tor
CAPE HENRY. Va Oct 1O-Passed out.
strs Lake Marion, Baltimore for Cienfuegos'
&c, via Norfolk and Newport News; Ti9e-
wat - DO for Falmouth; C a Snider. do FOR
Tacook, do for Philadelphia; Cuba, do for
Cfistobal; Fargo, do for Philadelphia; Men
burg (Br), do for Rotterdam; Teaspoon le7
CALVEsToN' TEX. Oct e--Arrived, strs
Mar Caralbe (sp). Barry; sori QtaD, Brin'
dist; Busegi Rouml. Barry; Lake Mattaiio
Tampieo; III Mar New York; Wa Earinatny
Court CBrl, Middle. hrough.
Arrived 9th. str Carib. Key West,
p, Arrived leth s.rs I'm, fegle s y dampi Mo-
Wan (Br). LIVERPOOL
Sailed 9th. strs saco. Genoa: Mount Evan.
|
| Alba. New York; Dundrennan (Br), Liver
| pool: Muskogee, Argentine
| Sailed 9th motor ship Pennant. Tanlpico.
! Sailed 10th, strs Muskogee. Campan!a, arg
I Zurichmead (Br), Italy via Pensacola; LAKE
! Fabulus. Tampeo.
| Sailed ION strs Torres, Tampico; Apa
| lachee. Havana Lake Fablus, Tampico,.
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla, oct 9-Arrived, 81
Adonls (BD, New York schr Granville ]
| Bacon, do; 10Th, strs Princeton, Tamplco
| Lake Faribault. Boston via Charleston.
KEY WEST, Fla. oct 0-Sailed, str
! Henry r Mallory. -; Wulsty Castle (Br)
| Pensacola; Oceano GtaD, Gibraltar; la
vington. Havre: bark Phyllis, Jacksonville
MOBILE. Ala. oct 10-Arrived, strs Ala
bama. Port Lobos; Orah'an (Br), Cristobal
Lake FloTis. Georgetown.
Sailed 10TH atrs West Totant, Bueno'
Aires; Lake Fife, st Lucia.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Oct 1o-Arriyed
strs Lake Hector Colombia; Lumina ODD
| Monmouth; Metepan, Bocas del Toro
| SOestdyk Dutch, Tampa.
Cleared 9th str Agwisun. Port Lopos.
| Sailed from Port Eads 10th ,strs AtenaS
Bocas del Toro via Havana; Cloutshan
J CBr), Italy Via Gibraltar; Isabella, Porte
| Rico Managua (Nic). Kingston: w l Rad
| cliffe (Br). Monmouth.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Oct 9-Arrived, sti
| Lapad QtaD, 'Ancona.
| Sailed 9th. strs Taubate CBraz), Brazil
Bussum QDutch). Sweden; Irish Monarch
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NEWPORT. E, Oct s-Arrived. str Coel
leda, Baltimore.
PARA. Oct ARRIVED, str St Miehae
(BD. New York.
PERNAMBUCO. Oct 6-Arrived, str Man
churian Prince (Br), New York.
PORT SAID. Oct S-Arrived, str Clear
water New York for Batavia.
ROTTERDAM. oct ARRIVED. str Raven
stone (Br), Norfolk
sAMARANG, Oct 5-saied. str Eastern
Crown, New York.
SHANGHAI, Oct 9--Arrived, str Astral
Port Arthur Via Panama and San Pedro.
SINGAPORE, Oct ARRIVED. str Bloem-
fontein (Br), New York
Sailed 9th, str Elkridge, San Francisco.
sUEz, oct s-Arrived. str Editor. Calcutta
for New York.
TALCAHUANO, Oct ARRIVED. str Norris
town, New York via Panama and Valpa-
raise.
YOKOHAMA. Oct 3-Sailed str China
(from Hong Kong, San Francisco.
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;2THLAND ARRIVES;
= 81 I,308 IN STEERAGE
S<$/,s From Many Ma
) Is%,$$//..qs No Stowaways.

o = red Star liner Gothand. in yes
8 -rday with 1908 steerage passengers,
representing many natlonalities, had the
distinction. almost unique. of bringing
no ocean deadheads. who usually have
managed heretofore TO elude the vigil
lance of steamship officers and crews
and stow away for America.
The liner Is from more ports than any
passenger carrier that has entered Sandy
Hook In long time. She cleared from
DanZlg on September 10 and sailed by
way OF Hiel Canal for Rotterdam. where
she took aboard Bulgars. Serbs and Gro
ntians to mingle with an international
hodge podge already aboard. including
Polish Jews and Slovaks. At Cherbourg
and Falmouth Spaniards, Portuguese,
Italians, British and French were picked
UP. Hundreds were seasick on the sec
ond and third days of this month, when
head blasts of hurricane force cut down
the speed of the liner and all hands in
the steerage expressed their feelings in
OF last twenty languages and dialects.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

str Abangarez, which sailed from New
Orleans oct for Havana, Kingston ana
Port Limon, went ashore off Kingston hghl-
horee The passengers and crew Were
landed The steamer was later floated I'M
damaged.
AUX schr Colonel Driant, from. Algiers
was towed Into Calcasieu Pass La from
storm.
CITY ISLAND, NY. oct 10-schr CHARLES
II f[linck, from Port Johnson for Boothpay,
Me, conidod with the tug p skidmore OF
Harris Island to-day, the tug being consld-
erably damaged above the water line. me
Kinck was only slightly damaged both
proceeded.
SAN JUAN DEL SUR. Nc. OCT iQ-Thc
Pacific Mall str Newport, capt Mackinnon,
from Panama for san Francisco. which
LETT here yesterday afternoon for Corinto,
caught fire but arrived az that port this
morning. The fire was still burning but
no loss Of life is reported. The passengers
Il Is said. lost most Of their luggage
TILBURY. Eng. oct lo-str Minnekahda
Brj. the crew OF which struck Saturdar
refusing to take the vessel 20 New York
unless arrangements were made for their
return 10 Enrland. sailed to-day. a new
crew evaded the strikers during the night
ard got aboard the Minnekahda and took
her to sea.
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DANCER. TO Navigation.

TReported to the photographic officel
Sept IT. lat 81 rs lon II IL. large tree
trunk with a single branch about 10 feet
high At distance appeared 20 be sua.l
waterlogged sloop.
foot In diameter. projecting about 10 feet
out OF water.
Sept %, Loggerhead Key lighthouse bear
ing 20 deg (truo) about miles distant. n
large red can buoy
Oct 3, about % miles NV of Dry Tortu-
gas. n drifting whistling buoy was heard.
oct 3, about 30 miles Of Nantucket shoal
lightship, a buoy.
oct Z, lat 80 10. Ion 70 40, a marking buoy.
Oct 8. about 10 miles by ws4w (true)
from Sand Key. a red nun buoy.
oct o. Fenwick Island lightship bcarine
$40 deg true) so miles distant, n water
logged four maatcd schooner on beam ends,
surrounded By oil and debris: starboard
side abaft fore riePlng rammed open.
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SHIP BOARD VESSELS
TOOK 2O,615, 4O2 TONS
IS Per Cent. of Years Total
Handled Here.

Shipping Board vessels carried during
the fiscal year ended June 80 last ex-
ports OF 1397o.g34 tons and imports Of
7.236,16S tons. This total 2O,6l5.402
tons, is 2s per cent. OF the entire amount
Of imports and exports FOR tho year, &C
cording to n statement made public yes
teTday by the board
New York city easily leads ~ other
ports in the amount OF tonnage carried
In and out About % per cent % the
total tonnage carried by the Shipping
Board vessels entered or left this port
In tons this was 5,750702. This exceeds
the tonnage handled by the second and
third ports, Baltimore ana Philadelphia,
added together
The total foreign commerce Of the
United states consisted Of exports Of
't5,115,T11 tons and imports of 26.41O.53l
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SAILED.

strs MevanIa. Port Lobos; Arnold ao MaSrsk
DAM. Fecamp: New York.. Port Artn nr
Deucaiion (Brj batavia; Columbia (Br}'
Moye and Gasg9w Ghi1 Spf T Payta and
Cailao: Beiyernon (Nor), Norfolk; Plow
City ske9 Norway ,y Htt 9H perth rP' Am
boy; Walter ID Noyes (from Philadeiphia)'
Boston. a. m, rar,-
plco; River Araxes Obj, Piraeus, salomca'
&C.
Str Vinton County, Kingston.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
(reduced TO sea leveD at New sfork on
Sunday, oct 10, 1920, AZ AM, as reported
by the United States weather Bureau, va
thirty 800 inches This closely appI11osor-
mates seven hundred and siXty-tW9 uo.1
millimetres. Captains Of all vessels now
lying I'm or near the ports OF New YORK anu
Brooklyn can advautageously use the apoye
official data for obaerving whether their
own barometers require any considerable
oo W;6d ea an sa31 HOOK PM. w. ~ miles
clcar: choppy sea At City Island AT sun
set NV, light breeze; clear smooth sea-
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tons. Almost one-quarter Of the imports
consisted OF crude petroleum.
The eountry's commerce as reflected
In the Shipping Board statement Is
transacted almost wholly by twenty-six
ports These twenty-sx cities handle
% per cent of the imports and exports
The first ten are New York. Baltimore.
Phila lphia, New Orleans, Norfolk. San
Francisco Newport News, Savannah,
Seattle and Boston.
The North Atlantic district, which In
oludcs eleven ports from Baltimore north,
has more than double the exports OF any
other district, although Ave OF its ports
forwarded none during the fiscal year
It's total OF 6,415,735 tons constitutes
nearly as per cent. OF the entire exports
and its imports consisted of 4,525,21s
tons. more than So per cent
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Round South.

bOund
schr Stewart It salter OBJ Five l LIMA
Ms, for New York. with lumber 10
q PuddingtOn. o,n
Tugs soeony No -, with barge ,at ut =
ANY; Hokendauaua, with 8 Cat 1O:lo AMI 4. !
Lehlrh, light (at 1920 AND oe Gvs's,,rn
>McCaffrey, with 2 tat 1890 AND u! WA
King towing British harges Glo9scap, ~ New
wood and Plymouth, Winasor, noon1, En-
deavorer, with . barges Cat 2'2o PM'
Passed--9th, tugs Angler, with ] narge }}at
40 PM: Chai McWlliams. with 'at
.45 PM Thomas ] scully, with > ,at
PM); Mary + s,uy, with cat 4'oo fH''
Bound East.
schr Charles II Klinck, Port Johnson lot
schr Allen Gurney. Port Reading for Nan
schr Irene e Meservey, Perth Amooy Tor
sc ,R Mary cuff. Rockaway for Nor
walk. , ~,
Tugs Laura NJ Keller. with / barge tat
0 AND Standard, with (at 1910 Anil, q
Passed 9th tugs A Z Skidmore, VIII VIII .
barges Cat $50 PM) socony No 2s' with
(at 4:45 PM).
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Marine Engineers
EMPLOYED on Ocean Steamship,

SPECIAL, MEETINGS ron STEAMSHIP
,svrTNrTRs ARE Held nv CONSOLE.
DATED MARINE ENGINEERS BENEFI.
GAL ASSOCIATION 10. 50 every Monday,
every steamship Engineer, irresectiVc of
what local he holds membership in, u cor
'''''' THOMAS y. uEAIEY.
business Manager
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yurr COAL OUTPUT FALLS orr

WAsHrNGToN. oct. 10.--A sharp re-
duction in the production Of bitumlnous
coal was registered In the week ended
october 2, according to reports 20 the
United states Geological Survey. The
total output for the week was 11,34S. 600
tons. or SOC. 900 tons less than the pre-
csdins week. Production to date this
year il s., 900, 900 tons ahead Of 1919.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Oct 10-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church In-tltute, -
South street dropped to-dar at exact noon,
18th meridian, 5 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. ANY one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad POI.