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WIRELESS REPORTS.
BY United States Naval Communi'
cation Service.

IDistance given IN miles.l
AIgic lat 80 o. Ion SO IL noon 2e.h'
Allentown 1870 N HatteraS noon o. o.,
Amelia off F'ryingpan Shoals l. noon "a.
Anacortes lat 81 81. lon 80 AZ noon 24tn'
Antietam % n Jupiter noon "a o.,
Arlington i " Montauk Gas Bu9 2S,t nI pet 'o'
Atenas 7is SSE South Pass noon lst
Baldhill GO NE Jupiter noon lst.
Darlington 800 w Key West noon LIST,
Brasher lat 80 OF. lon 30 20 noon 18th:
Broad Arrow Con w San Pedro Pm 30tn.
Brookline $40 San Francisco PM 3oth,
c Snider Hatteras noon LIST.
Calvert 465 Il Charleston L 10 IN "a.
Carenco lat ~ o. Ion "A o. noon 18th.
Castletown 1874 n San Juan noon 30th,
Cauto lei s Scotland l. V noon I'd. -,
Cecil County 1ss by Cape May no. noon "a
Chamblee 80 s Jupiter noon I'd.
Chester Sun lis NV TcrtuRas noon lst
China Arrow u SW Nantucket noon I'd
City of Columbus 40 Sw 0ayhead noon Sd.
City OF Reno 925 w Portland Q, Pm LIST.
City Of Savannah NE Fryingpan Shoals
l. V noon I'd.
coamo 2f3 Ambrose noon Sd.
Comus 90 Jupiter noon I'd.
Concho 1G6 II Galveston noon LIST.
Contoocook Hatteras noon I'd.
Courtois 14S SW Nantucket noon I'd.
Uoverun SW Five Fathom Bank l. noon
Sd.
Crathorne IL Jupiter noon LIST.
Cretan 124 n Diamond Shoals noon Sd.
CristoDsl 20I S Scotland /. v noon I'd.
cubore co S Norfolk PM Sd.
cu;tyhunk 2s EsE Galveston Ear noon LIST.
Dauperate 800 BSE Galveston noon 1st
Dayton 80 n Jupiter noon I'd.
= c. Soofield 535 w San Francisco PM
lat.
Delwood 2s1 w BeIingham PM goth.
Delight ,263 w Cape Flattsry Pm 2otn.
Dcroche 81 r Sand Key noon 1st.
Dcrtona so Sable Island noon LIST.
Dirigo 800 NE Jupiter noon 1st
East Chicaso lat 81 II. lon ~ 80 noon ID.
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Str Corte Castle CBD. Rotterdam sept s
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1Tth. to the HARDER
Steamship Line. In ballast.
Str JRcona, Rotterdam Sept 1G. to the ORR
entail Navigation Co, in ballast. Went tn
pier SO North River
Str Monmouth (Br). Antwerp Sept IS and
Portland, ID. 18Th, to ID 4 Warden. IN ballast.
Anchored off Tompkipsville.
Str Canada orb, Marseiiles and Naples.
10 James W Elwen y Co, with passengers
and mdae; passed in Sandy Hook at AM.
Str Egypt Maru CJap). sourahaya July 81,
Colombo Aug 9. Alden goth, Port Said Sept
2 and Gibraltar 18th. TO Houlder, Weir a
Boyd. with passengers and mdse. Went
10 pier / American Docks, Staten Island,
Str Lancaster, Yokohama and Honolulu via
Panama.
Norfolk Oct 1, 20 the Potter Transport Co.
with llnseed. Anchored off Stapeton.
Str Gen w G GorSas, Colon, to the ran
anna Railroad Steamship line. with passen-
Str Garfield. Iquiaue sept O. Guayaauil
12th cristobal 18Th and Boston Oct 2, TO
r Grace & O.. with mdse. Went 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier 50. Brooklyn.
Str Inca, La Romano Sept 81, Mncoris 2Sd
and San Domingo seth, TO the Clyde Steam
chip Co with mdse.
Str City OF Freepcrt, Macoris Sept ID ana
San Juan 18th. TO McAllister Bros, with mo-
lasses. Anchored off Torpkinsville.
Str Pulaski, cartagena Sept 10, Porte Co
lombid oath and Kingston 9th, TO the Carlb-
bean Steamship Co, with mdse,
Str Salem County. Port Lobos Sept %, to
Walker & DAILY, with crude oil. Went 70
pier 5, Bayonae, Nj :,
Str Euaco. Tuxpam Sept "a, to Walker n
Daily. with crude oil Anchored off Tomp-
kinsville
str Castle Point Kingston Sept 20. to
Moore Mccormack, in ballast.
Str Ario. Tuxpam.
Str Calamlres, Port Limon Sept 20. Cris-
tobal 2Gth and Havana 3oth. 10 the United
Fruit Co, with i02 passengers, mans anu
mdse. Went TO pier Il East River.
Str Santa Clara, New Orleans Sept ~. 70
w Grace Co. WITH mdse. Went 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier a.. Erooklyn.
Str Apache. jacksonville and Charleston,
to the Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse Went to pier 81 North River.
Str Lake Frances Richmond. va. An
chored off Bay Ridge. a..
Str Clan Buchanan, Br), Philo delphia Oct
. 10 Barber & Co, in ballast. Went TO New
York Dock Co.'S pier SO, Brooklyn.
Str Lake Elmsford, Portland. Me.
Str Treeenna dr. Boston Oct ', 10 NOR
ton Lilly g. Co, with mdse. Went 10 pier .
American Docks, Staten Island.
Str Lake Louise. Boston Went 20 pier Y
North River.
Str Selwyn Eddy Boston.
Schr II c Adams (Br) Port au Prince Aue
81. 70 Scanned Bros, with logwood An
chored off Clifton, ST. =.
Schr Henry + Kreger, Bonaire sept O. 10
| the Globe Line, with salt.
SShr Edwin q Farrar, Georgetown
Barge s o Co No 81 Tamplco Sept 20 70
ID L Warden. with dstillate. Anchoreu OH
| Tcmpkinsville.
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RELIEF MONEY USED TO
DINE ALLIED OFFICERS
Russian Singers and Turkish
Dancers Paid From, Fund.
BIZ the Associated preaa.

CoNsTANTrNoPLE. Sept. 80 (delayed) -
Details Of alleged thefts from the Near
East Relief by officers and employees
were brought out in evidence here to-
day, during a hearing of six Americans
who were arrested an charge of having
defrauded the organization.
Davis. one OF the defendants, testi-
fed Lieut.. Col. COMBS. director Of
the Near East Relief. visited him in
prison and promised him immunity II ne
would tell all he knew about those high
err UP who were trying to get him
tCoombs).
Admission was made on the w, ness
stand by Lieut. Col. Coombs that many
expensive dinners to high allied officers
had been given with money belonging
TO the Near East Relief. He declared
the arrangements We're made by Davis
and that champagne and wines figured
In the menus. one bill for dinner last
July amounted to 1856. At this affair
there were Russian singers and Turkish
dancers.
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lantic Sun. do for Falmouth tfor ordersl;
Mystic. do for New York; Mongolia tsw). do
for slSien: Emanuel Nobel (Beig). do for -.
Passed down I'd, strs Homer City (Br),
for Port Lobos: schr John Nswsom. do for
Passed up Delaware Breaiswater Sd. str
Atlantic City (sr3. Middlesbrough for Phiis-
delphia.
Passed out 30. strs Coperas. Philadelphia
for Port Tampa; Watonwan. do for Hotter-
dam.
Passed out Cd. strs Kinderdyk (Duteh>
Rotterdam; Beilerby (Br). Nantes; Amoico.
PORTLAND Me, Oct I-Arrivsd. schr
motor ship Cethena OBJ, San Jose: "a.
strs Eastern Guide. Honolulu; West Nerts.
Shanghai: Madawaska. Manila
Sailed LIST. schr Tampa. Apia. ~
Arrived 3d. schrs James l. Malloy, Nsw
York; Charlie a Willie, Boston.
SEATTLE, Wash. Oct 2--Arrived, str Ar
Sailed LIST, SIR Taithybius CBr). Orient via
Sailed Sd. str Elmao. New York.
SAN PEDRO. Cal, Oct 1-Arrived. strs
steelmaker. New York: Cooicha. -; Ju-
SAVANNAH, Ga, Oct s--safed. .strs Chat
TAMPA, Ella, Oct 3--Arrived. str Lake FL
mont. New York.
Sailed Sd. str Lake Bledsoe. coastwise.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct 2-sailed,
acadia Queen (Br), from Turks Island for
York;. Calais; James I. Maloy (from dol.
Portland; Samuel Hart from DOB, Bridge
WILMINGTON. NC. Oct 2--Arrived, strs
Monte Grappa (rtaD, Galveston for Genoa;
General II Ernrt Caleta Buena.
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HARTMAN DEFENDS
Big SHIPPING DEAL
Says U. S. Benefits and Denies
Secret Pact Favorable to
Germans.

W. Averill Hartman, president Of the
American Ship and Commerce CORPORA
non. made public yesterday a state
ment covering In detail transactions be-
tween the big shippiag interests he rep
resents and the Hamburg-Amerioan
line, In answer to the charge that his
interests had made secret deal adj
vantageous to the Germans. Mr.. Harri-
man stated that every move by him
and his associates had been with the
knowledge and approval of the United
States Shipping Board.
The controversy on this subject has
been going on since the Hartman inter-
este acquired control Of the Kerr Steam
snip Company. Mr.. Hartman said, in
part:
Many questions have been asked con-
corning the agreement arrived at be-
tween the American Ship and Commerce
corporation and the Hamburg-Ameri-
can line.
The American Ship and Commerce
Corporation will shortly. when details
have been fully arranged make public
the actual text OF that agreement Our
company has kept the United States
shipping Board advised OF every step
taken In the negotiations. and we are
convinced that when the full details are
made known they viii appeal to the
American people as constituting a step
or great value and Importance in the
development OF the American merchant
marine. IL IL the policy of this COM
pany to give fun publicity 10 all OF It's
policies and activities having a public
bearing.
I'm reference 10 certain OF the ques-
lions which have been raised. II Is felt
that. pending the publication OF the con-
tract itself. the best answer that can
be made is 10 give publicity TO n letter
addressed to Admiral Benson. chairman
Of the Shipping Board, on July Z, 1920"
Letter sent TO Admiral Henson.
Mr.. Hartman makes public tho letter
70 Admiral Benson confirming n con-
versation they had had. Mr.. Hartman
recalls that the Admiral had expressed
eympathy with the idea that representa-
tives of the Hamburg-Amsrican line
make some working alliance with an
American shlpownlng company. The
ADMIRAL had said he would be in SYM
pathy with the Hartman interests con-
(suding arrangements with the Ham
furg- American line II the provisions Of
Il were helpful to the American mercan-
tile me rine and the Shipping Board
would lend its cooperation and SUD-
port" the Hartman letter state
Mr.. Hartman, continuing his letter
ir formed the Admiral that the Hartman
company was banking firm and so
considered Il necessary 70 make any
arrangements through one or more OF
its AFFILIATED interests ACTUALLY concerned
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Transatlantic Mails.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER ..
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Liver
pcoi tmail >. str Mobile. AM (sup $3.50
South Africa (.), via Cape Town; also
parcel post mails for Union Of South Africa,
Newfoundland Protectorate. Portuguese East
Africa. Northern ard Southern Rhodesla and
South West Africa Pyotectorate. str Chinese
Prince. IL tsup ~ 80 PMD
4 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 6.
y France. Switzerland. Italy. Dalmatia,
Epatn. Greece. Portugal Turkey, Egypt. Brit
Ssh India, British East Africa, Malta, Gin
raltar. Ceylon ana Straits Settlements, via
favre: also parcel post malls for France
and the countries mentioned in Note y be-
low, str France. 80 AM (sup 80 AND.
Germany Especially addressed only. via
Hamburg: also parcel post mails for Ger
many, Austria, Czccho- Slovakta and Switzer-
land. str Harry Luokerbach. PM.
Maiis for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &C.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 4.
Argentina. Uruguay and paraguay Via
Monteyideo and Bnenos Aires. str Harmo-
dug, s AM.
Cuba 90, via Havana. str Moro Castle.
$3.50 AN.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER o.
Jamaica. Salvador (printed matter, &c),
Nicaragua (except East CoasD, Amapala,
Choluteoa and prints, &c, for Nacaoms,
Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran (1onduras), Co
ether parts of Honduras and letter mail for
Salvador y, via kingston. Cristobal, Carta-
gena, Savanilla and Santa Marta, str Car
rillo, AM.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Victoria.
7:3Q AM.
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AMERICAN FORTS.
tBy Telegraph.l

ASTORIA. Ore, Oct 2-sailed, str Western
Cross. Portsmouth; schr pawlct, Shanghai
BEAUFORT, NC; Oct S-Arriycd, tugs
Cumberland, from South: Blanche. winning
ton.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct 2-Arrived. str Bran.
don. Baltimore.
sailed q str vlrgllIa Bp, New York.
BALTIMORE, Oct 3--Arrived strs Glen
pool; Tamplco;. @ 4 snlder, Port Arthur:
Cardiff lBrl, Cardiff: Salerno (IIr). Dart.
mouth; Teespoo (Dr, Sunderland Chepa-
doa, Sydney. NSw Pikepooi fBrJ, la PAL
lice; Fart Chicago. Grcenock: Cuba. Homo
lulu VIA New York: Monconisio UtaD, Nor
folR; Parthenia (Br), Glasgow via Norfolk:
Lake Inaho. Norfolk
Cleared ID, strs Braheholm (sw), Gothen.
burg via Philadelphia Clyde Maru (Jap)
Antwerp; Wildwood. Buenos Aires YandIola
tSpl, SHAW, for orders.
Sailed I'd, strs Vaarli (Nor) Norfolk.
Otho, Antwerp via Rotterdam; Urko Mendi
(Sp). Marseilies.
CHARLESTON, SC, Oct ARRIVED. strs
Western Wave. Dunkirk; Lake Elienorah,
Boqtonj Lake Esmere, Jacksonville land
York '
Arrived 80, strs Warning. Baton
Rouge. Lake Catherine. Cuba FOR Chrome
NJ; CoEkata. Philadelphia; Craftamnn' win
barRes IN tow, Savannah for Norfolk
Sailed %. schr Edward II Smith Havana.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CHARLESTON, sc, Oct Str Craftsman
arrived here at 10 Pm tonight with 3 steel
barges In tow. which she picked UP Mt sea.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Oct 2-Str. Speed
well. Belize for New Orleans, Is believed 10
have been wrecked In the hurricane Of last
Wednesday Thirteen persons are mlssing.
Five are known to have aied in the Speed
well lifeboat.
Str sunoil reports having picked up .
lifeboat containing four men from str Speed
well In lat "a 10. Ion 81 SO; another lifeboat
In the vicinity with thirteen persons In IL;
three men and two women are dead.
TAMPA. Fla, Oct 3-str Panoll, five days
overdue at this port, has been picked up by
Dutch steamer. reported the Maasdyk, and
is being lowed TO this port.
Str Darlington. Galveston for Havana, put
into Key West with fire in her bilges. The
blaze was extinguished with only slight
damage.
No further reports have been recesved
from Tampa or Key West on steamer re-
ported afire yesterday off Tortugas.
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in the control of ships With that In
view. the Hartman interests proceeded
to get control OF the stock OF the Ameri-
can Ship and Commerce Company. That
transaction started the fight in shipping
c. relies.
Mr.. Hartman stated there was no for
eign interest in the American company
except the minority interest of II. F.
Kerr and A. T. Clegg, British subjects
who have taken out citizenship papers.
The letter continued:
'The agreement with the Hamburg
American lire has been concluded by
the American Ship and Commerce Cor
poration Substantially along the lines Of
the cont tract that was proposed originally
between the United States Shipping
Boord and the Hamburg American line.
"On June 80 l handed you rough
copies Of the agreement with American
Ship and Commerce Corporation and the
anburgAmerlcsn line. Such changes
as have been made from the form In
which r. was proposed originally between
the Hamburg line and the
United state Shipping Board Will. be-
lieve, appeal 10 you. rs they have TO us.
and ] also believe that you will find
that they arc even more advanta geous
to American shipping than originally
proposed"
Five Year Contract Cancelled.
Mr.. Hartman proceeded to inform
Admiral Benson regarding the terms OF
a five year contract existing between the
Kerr Steamship Company, Inc, and the
Kerr Navigation Corporation. The con-
tract was the subject OF recent litiga-
ton and much discussion. With the
cancellation OF that contract under
fqrr "a Mr To sd. 40 f.I 10.
his July letter that II WAS the inten-
ton TO make an operating agreement
with n new company to be founded on
the Livermore, Dearborn & Co, Inc
concern, agents for the Shawmut Steam
ship Company and operators OF the
United States Shipping Board ships to
Far Eastern ports. The stock of the
new company would be held by purely
American shipping companies" Mr.. Har-
riman stated.
II was the intention OF the Hartman
company, the letter stated. to use the
steamer De Kalb for inaugirating a
service between New York and Ham
burg in connection with arrangements
With the Iamburg-American Line, to
be followed by other steamers and n
better service. Mr.. Hartman referred
vt length 20 Mr.. Sickel. who had with
drawn from the Hamburg-Arnerican
Line 10 help the American Ship and
Commerce Company build up its new
business.
Az note 20 the Admiral Benson
letter. Mr.. Hartman said
"ft should be stated that since this
letter was written the notice has been
given of the purpose TO cancel the op-
Grating contract with the Kerr Steam
ship Company, and the American Ship
and Commerce Corporation has accord
ingly purchased the holdings OF Kerr
Navigation stock previously owned by
Messrs. Kerr e. Clegg The American
Ship and Commerce Corporation thus
owns over 30 per cent OF the voting
stock Of the Kerr Narration Corpora
ton. and the balance % some per cent.
outstanding is held 80 far as known by
American citizens.
THE name Of the Livermore. Dear
born Company, Inc. referred to above az
in charge OF the operations OF that por-
ton of the American Ship and Com
merce Corporation feet not operated by
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Marine Engineers
EMPLOYED on Ocean Steamsb;n.

SPECIAL MEETINGS For STEAMSHIP
ENGINEERS ARE HELD ny CONs0II-
DATED MARINE ENGINEERS BESyrEI
GAL ASSOCIATION No. 80 every Mondav
p. ~. nj 20 Park Place. New York cIty'
Every steamship engineer, irrespectiys ~
what local he holds membership In, Is cor
daily invited 20 attend.
THOMAS n. HEALEy.
Business Mpnever
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ARRIVED

Str Imperator lBr). Southampton and
Cherbourg Sept %. TO the Cunard Steam
ship Co, Ltd. with 5as first. 5i9 second
cabin, 1918 Storage passengers. mails and
mdse. Went TO pinr ~ North River.
Str Kaise-in Aiguste Victoria (Br), Liver
pool Sept % and Queenstown Goth. TO the
Cunara Steamship Co, Ltd. with 200 cabin
and $40 storage passengers, malls and
mdse. Went to pier 80 North River.
Str France ORR, Hevre Sept ~, to the
Compagnie Generate Transatlantique. with
sou first. 40 second cabin and a0T steeraRe
rassengersi mails and mdze. Went TO pier
81 North River
Strs West Point. Bilbao Sept ;, and Pa
yages 18Th. 20 the New York and Cuba Mail
5ieansh!p Co. with mdse- Went to pier Is
East River.
SIR Luigi Rlzzo GtaD, Leghorn Sept a.
Genoa och, Malaga 18TH and Gibraltar fIth,
to the Columbus Marine Corporation, With
mdse
Str Fort Victoria (Br), Liverpool Sept II
Via Boston Oct 1. TO Furness, Witty & Co.
with liquor In transit 10 Bermuda.
Str Ssdgcpool CBr). Barry Sept 16, 20 ] II
Winchester G. Co, in ballast,
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Dutch and French Guiana (via Para
maribo). Cape Haiti and Port de PalS
Curacao. Cumana, Carupano ana otheF
parts Of Haiti >, ctr Fauna, 10 AN.
Paraguay %, via Rio Janeiro, Santos: Rio
Grande do Sui and Buenos Aires. str Glen
affric, II NJ.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER g.
Canal Zone. Panama. Peru Except iqui-
tosl Bolivia and Chill, via Cristobal. Caliao,
africa, lquiaue, Antofagasta and valparaiso,
str Santa Ana, AM.
Porto Rico, Curacao, Venezuela. st Thomas
and st Croix, via San Juan. Curacao, La
0 40 AM (sup 1880 AND.
Barbados. st Lucia, Guiana. Argentina.
Uruguay and Paraguay, via Barbados, Mon
tevideo and Buenos Aires, str Crofton Hail,
II NJ.
Transpacifc Mails.
Close at New York at Pm as follows:
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, Siam. French
Indo-Ch and Netherlands East indies via
vancouver and Victoria. DC. str Empress or
Japan, Oct T.
Hawaii. via San Francisco, str Manoa.
Oct 3,
Japan. Corea and Siberia. via Seattle. str
Fiji Islands. Australia and New Zealand.
via Victoria and Vancouver. BIC, str Tahiti.
Tahiti. Marouesas. Cook Islands, New Zeal
and and specially addressed mall for Aus
tralia. via Ban francisco. str Tofua. Oct IS.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, Siam, French
lpdo- China, Netherlands East indies and
Philippine Ialands. via Vancouver and Victo-
ria, Be str Empress OF Asia, Oct 10.
FMuet be specially addressed for this
tParcei post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the Hydrographic Oftice,I
Oct |. Block Island Southeast Lighthouse,
bearing northeast, about miles distant,
wreckage about 30 feet square.
Oct /. lat 81 So, Ion 90 As. a dismasted
schooner.
Oct 1, lat % SO, lon 50 10. numerous round
mahogany logs; also wreckage. including
skylight painted white.
Oct Q. lat 20 A. Ion lot 20, tree trunk
about 60 feet long and feet In diameter.
Oct .. Cape Lookout Shoals Light Buoy.
bearing 332 deg, about s miles distant,
vessel struck heavily submerged wreckage,
apparently sustaining no damage.
Sept 80, lat 20 IS. Ion O. OF. capsized
dereict vessel, about 200 feet long. showing
about feet out of water.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North American (Br), Halifax via Bos-
ton for New York. to the American Metal
Transpor. Co.
Str Bonlfax. Stonington, CT, for New
York. 10 United States Shipping Board
Str Belota. Providence for New York. to
United States Shipping Board
Motor barge Daniel + Munro CBr). Wind
sor, Ms. for New York. with plaster to ]
II King a Co lat II 80 AND.
Tugs Nathaniel Doane, with barges
lat 2:15 PhD Chal McWifliams, with @ Cat
$3.50 PMD; Laura NJ Keller, with 3 Cat 80
PAD.
Steam lighter The Howard Co Cat $50
PM.
Passed I'd, tugs Castor. with barge lat Q
PND Charles McCaffrey, light lat 4:iO
PM): Clara II Doane. light Cat 4:i5 PND
Sachem. light (at 5.PMD; Endeavor, with 2
Int PM.
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the Kerr Steamship Company. has since
the foregoing letter wSS written been
changed to the United American Lines,
Incorporated. and on and after October
22 the United American Lines. Ihcor-
porated, will operate the entire fleet"
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Oct. 3-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF tho Seamen's Church Institute, IS
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian. hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wien mean time telephone Broad 297.
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Bound East.

Str West Togus, Now York for Boston.
Schr George II Bradford, Now York for
Rockport, Mass.
Tugs Mary f scully, with bargcs (at
7 80 AND George + McCaffrcy with lat
1915 AND: Builey. light (at 10:45 AND Z:
Standard. with 2 Cat 1870 PM.
Steam lighter VIM II Moody. with 1 barge
lat I go PM).
Passed ID. tugs Col John + Gaynor. with
. bargcs (at PM) Narragansett, with 8
lat 2 40 PM); Ethel w Powell. with 2 Cat
PND.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nr. Oct 3-Barometer at
neon. 30.ls inches; wind. L. light breeze ;
weather. dense Cog and raining tempera-
ture, go deg Fair
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Massachusetts = Boston Harbor - Castle
Rocks electric fog bell out OF commission.
having been run into by a passing vessel
and electric machinery demolished Will be
repaired as soon as practicable.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office is. in
the Barge Office. Ship Information gven By U. S.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY, OCT. 3, 1920

ern standard time and IS furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour
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Almanac for New York October a.

Sun rises. ..... % Moon rises. 10 "a PM
Sun sets....... 81 Moon sets. .i2 20 AM
! TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER 4.
candy Hook. AM ne 2s PM
Governors Island. u 02 AM u 81 fMf
hel Gate (Astoria). ] 81 AM . "a AM
The time given in the above table Is East
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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Transpaci6c Mails.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Suwied, Canary Islands. &C. $3.50.
lake Fandon. Guantanamo. &C.,.
I'll Sol. Galveston. ................