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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports Of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through coastal radio sta
tions operated by the Radio Cor
poration of America and the
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc. Vessels equipped
with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR)
noon positions through the fell
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele.
graph Company. Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. /. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America,
Marion, Mass. (WCC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM) !;
Siasconset. Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY), and Cape
May, N. ]. (WcY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute of New Yorl,
snd~r-he United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
CLEARED.

Str Soytl,ia Orr, Prothoro. Queenstown
and Liverpool (generaD -Cunard Steamship
Co
str Calico (BrD. Jones. HUI and New
castle observation-disclosures Wilson New
No,k Line.
str Mount Clay. Brown Hamburg Cgen-
craD-United American Lines.
Str Bourdonnais tFr). Robert Havre gem
sfaD-Ccmpagnie Generate rransatlantique.
STR OsFa, ReierSen. Malta. Constantinople.
-, via Boston tpenera)--Export Steamship
Co
Str The Lambs Lohse. AiexAndria. Beirut.
&c tEeneraD-United American Lines
str Michael tBr), Pym. Para, PernRmbuco,
&c tgeneraD--Booth a Co.
Str Cubano tNorl. Christensen, Bahia and
Rio Janeiro tgeneral--Kerr Steamship Co.
str Cederc tNor), Matzow. Montevideo. La
Plata, &C tseneraD-S o stray Steamship
Co.
Str Ei Captain, Hanson. Ponce, San Juan.
Kingston. Port Prince. &C tease oi)-Rob-
crt L Hague.
Str Garlic. Livingston, Kingston, Cristo-
bal, &C teeneraD United Fruit Co.
Str rl Sud, Pimchin. New Orleans (gen-
eraD-southern Pacific Co.
Str Crawford, Atkinson, Tampa tballast)--
I.ykes Bros.
str City Of Atlanta. Garfield. Savannah
CreucraD Ocean Steamship Co.
str Bermuda (Br). ireland. Norfolk tbai-
iast)--Charles Il Abe
Str Hamilton. Pond Norfolk (generaD--
Old Dominion Steamship Go.
Str Philadelphia, Lcck. Baltimore (gen-
oraD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str BALTIC tNorl Braastad, Sydney, CB
(haiiast) United Transportation Go.
Str IIindustan tBrl. Belgc, Montreal (bal-
lrss1 II TX Winchester e. Co
rfr Tcrt Hamilton orr. rtnncfr, Boston
(bslisst -Furness. Witty 4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Fur Prices Firm Mt Auction.

Firm prices again prevailed yesterday
at the third day OF the regular fall fur
auction sale held at Masonic Hall by the
New York Auction Company. Better
prices than expected We're realized on the
offerings OF blue fox. Large dark goods
brought from S145 TO S162.50, with pales
ranging from about SIP 10 $3.50.
good part Of this collection was said TO
have been bought for the retail trade.
Some good bidding on choice lots OF
beaver took place. although this article
was not expected to attract much atten-
ton because Of the stocked up condition
OF the garment trade. The offerings to-
day will include dressed and dyed seal,
Japanese marten and mink and Ameri-
can opossum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
SAILED.

strs RaifulSu Maru tJap). Yokohama via
Galveston; solvang (Nor), Vera Cruz: Fort
st George (Br). Bermuda; Nacata, New
Orleans; Ell sud. do: President Adams.
London. &C.: Henry II Mallory. Galveston
William @ Warden, Texas City, Commodore
Rollins (NorD. Port Antonio Villemoes
Iceland. ReylSjavik; Seydiitz GER
Bremen: Virginia Express. Richmond: Co
lombo ltal. Genoa; Hindustan lBr), Mont
real. Fort Hamilton tBr), Boston: Michael
cBr). Para. &C, via Norfolk. Normannis
dam. Nassau: Tonawanda (Br) London
Hamilton, Norfolk.
Str FL Captain San Juan; Philadelphia
Baltimore; Innoko. Antwerp; The Lambs
Alexandria. &c.
schr William Booth. Camden Me.
Sailed Goth. strs Jayary, Georgetown. sc
Fel.ore. Daiquir: Henrik Lund (Nor)
Newfoundland. Liberty. Havre
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced TO sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. Sept 81. 1922, at AM. as re
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
thirty and twenty-six hundredths (3O..6j
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-eight and six-tenths
CI8s.6l millimeters. Captains OF all yesse i
now lying in or near the ports Of New YorH
and Brooklyn can advantageousiy use tbs
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction OF adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook 8 PM. w. 10 miles
light sea clear: visibility, II miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Sales Directors Group FORMED
Within Silk Association
Of America.

The Sales Directors Group Of Division
ID has been formed within the silk Asso-
citation Of America to work for the pre-
vention OF trade abuses the use OF the
uniform contract and the establishment
of uniform terms. w. II. Yelland OF the
Carl Schoen silk Corporation, is chair
man of the executive committee OF the
new group, which Is composed Of sales
managers and directors of Arms manu-
featuring broad silks. The Sales Direc-
tors Group has been designated as the
department of the Silk Association
through which the work OF the National
Silk Week, TO follow the international
SILK Exposition OF February, 1928, may
be executed. II is expected also that
the group may be the means OF educat-
ing the trade TO the Importance OF many
technical facts not always recognized as
affecting sales.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Dangers to Navigation.

passed wreckaee Monday morning 80 miles
off Highland Light, indicating recent dis
aster: three masts projecting above water,
two 10 feet In air. apparently attached TO
sunlSen wreckase; bearings not given.
Reported to the photographic Office.1
Sept 90, about miles off Sea Girt, Nj
passed log about 40 feet long and 2is feet
in dameter-Str Colon.
Sept 10, lat A o3, lon 48 IS. passed two
small icebergs about 10 feet high and about
600 feet square: temperature of water is
deg-Str France (FD.
Sept 81. lat 43 II ". Ion fo4 so W. passed
hundreds of large floating logs.
Sept 81. lat a 20 ", lon 124 u w. passed
a large tree with numerous branches.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
New orange Dye on Market.

A dye which is especially suitable for
ginghan, and similar fabrics on account
OF its good fastness to washing has just
been placed on the market. The new
dye is a direct color and is known as
Pontamine Diazo Orange, and is used
for dyeing all classes of cotton goods,
raw stock, yarns. pieces. etc. This color
Is said 10 dye very evenly in light
shades. and is well adapted, in combina-
ton with other developed colors. for the
production of great variety of fancy
shades On artificial silk 1t is said TO
produce orange shades of great bril-
liancy. The color dissolves fairly read
lily and is not affected by iron and COP
per in the dye bath. making 1t suitable
for machine dyeing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
AMERICAN PORTS.


BANGOR Me. Sept 22-sailed. schr Mar
garet Thomas, Norfolk.
BEVERLY. Mass. Sept a6-Arrived. str
cAffvEsToN. Sept 2s-salled. str cauto,
New York.
HONOLULU, Sept 2l-Arrivcd. str somme,
San Francisco; 22d, schr IamIa, Aberdeen.
Sailed 22d, schr Helene, Grays Harbor.
HOUSTON. Tex, Sept 2i-Sailed. str choc-
taw, Galveston.
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, Sept 21-Arrived
schr ftomance, Cape Verde Islands.
In port Sept -. barge I94. from Pertn
Amboy.
tug Perth Amboy, towing barges I67. Isl
and 701 tand proceeded with latter TO Rock
land 10 AM 26th).
In port Sept 20. schr Gen George G Hogg
(Br), for Yarmouth. Ms.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Sept 21-Sailed
strs Stanley Dollar. Seattle; 22d. Baia Call
fornia (Nor), Seattle aud Portland, Ore
schr Bangor, Fort Bragg.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Sept 2l-Arrived, motor
Tenking DAM. San Francisco fot Copen-
hagen str Coalinga, San Francisco.
Sailed 2lst, str ] A Moffett, Tauique.
ST THOMAS, vi. Sept 9-Sailed. strs Hell
redale tBr) Alexandria via Madeira; 18th
Lorraine Cross, Rio Janeiro, &c.
SABINE, Tex. Sept 23-Arrived. str Anna
Sofie (Norl, Boston via Norfolk.
Sailed 23d. strs Frieds, New York: Sunoi
Chester; II Folger, Philadelphia.
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Sailed 2sth. PM. str csyo MamDi. New
York.
SAVANNAH. Ca, Sept 2T-Arrived, str'
Vechtoyk tDutch), New York; City OF Sa-
vannah, do: Henry Grove, West Coast:
Sailed 9th. strs Sundance. London. Nile
mede tBr), Bremen. and Hamburg
TACOMA, Wash. Sept 28-Arrived, str
Santa Cruz. San Francisco.
Arrived 9TH strs Steel Navigator. Seattle
Africa Maru Jap). do: Yogen Msru oJap).
Kobe
Sailed 26th, str Benetactor (Br), San Fran
cisco.
TAMPA. Fla. Sept a5-Arrived. str Gala
basas. New Orleans.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Sept 2I-Ar-
rived. schr Maid OF France tBrl. Turks ISL
and for Portland.
Passed 9th. PM. str Middiesex, bound w
Sailed 9th, schrs Edith Dawson tBrl
from Turks Island for Boston: Thomas II
Lawrence (frcm New York;, Calais: George
L Kiinck (from do). Belfast; Erwin Luce
(from dol. Addison; Granville bacon
(from dol, Bath; Lizzie ID Small from aol
Bangor: Frank Brainerd (from dol, Lubecl
Wind, SW, brisk breeze; clear.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28

The sheet and pillowcase manufacture
ing trade IS improving slowly. Senti-
rnent among buyers has improved de-
cidedly and orders are coming In call
ing for delivery short time ahead. The
demand has not been conferred on any
one item, one manufacturer reported
but has been scattered along the general
line OF merchandise. Goods with drawn
work and fancy embroidery have en-
joyed fairly good demand and prices
have been looking up bit in the last
few weeks. Values must go higher, saio
the manufacturer. in order to close the
wide gap between raw material anc
finished goods costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Tariff stimulates Buying.

The new tariff has stimulated buying
Of variety goods. The influx OF buyers
has been earlier than ever this year and
OF late there has been most encourag-
ing increase in the size Of orders. The
period OF uncertainty seems to have
passed, said one factor. and retailers are
now willing TO go ahead on prospects OF
good business. The immediate effect OF
the tariff has been to increase the landed
cost Of china about 81 cents and that
OF dolls about % per cent. Many OF the
lines OF holiday goods, it is believed, will
be sold out early.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
BY Independent Wireless Telegsap
Company. Inc.

distance given in miles: position AZ noon
unless otherwise specifled.I
Rtssemsr City co $ Nantucket l. " asth.
Catherine 743 Cape Henry eth.
Cathwood 1850 S Sandy Hook 2Ith.
City OF Augusta 80 n Diamond shoal 21sh.
Cody 100 II Ambrore L. 20th.
coldbrook ITO Il Charleston eth.
Colorado Springs 295 SIC Cape Sable Goth.
comanehe s2o scotland L Y 27th
Coffe Castle 231 Sc Ambrose l. eth.
Occur d'Alens 1,es2 + Ambrose IeV aIth.
Currier 1855 Diamond Shoal 2Ith. o-
Fastener $50 Ambrose l. a6th.
Eastern Glade $40 Sc Ambrose l. AN
9th.
Egiantier S, from Delaware capes e5th.
Essex - y Tybee .26th.
i J Luckenbach $50 NE overfalls L AN
9th.
Gioaes SSi ~ y Fire Island I'm.
Gulflight 26O NE Jupiter 26th.
Guifoil Hatteras aTth.
tillfstar 106 S Diamond Shoal aIth.
tiulfstream 40 ssW Diamond shoal 2Tth.
Henri \ Mallory left New York for Key
Huron $40 Scotland L V a7th.
Irene $50 Z Brenton Reef 10th.
jacona 20 Sc Jupiter 10Th.
kershaw so SW Fire Island L 9th.
krooniand o4s Z Ambrose l. Y o6th.
Lake Winthrop Dis S Scotland L V 9th.
Lcnape ~ Diamond Shoal l. eth
Liberty l3I Ambrose l. 2Ith.
Major Wheeler si3 Cape Henry 10th.
Mexico 137 w Havana 27th.
Middlesex 80 SW Fire Island l. V 9th.
Munargo to arrive at Antilla at PM 9th.
Nora 262 sw Diamond Shoal l. V Goth.
Pan America 20 Sc Ambrose l. V 9th.
Ponce $50 Ambrose l. 26th
Rubens 10 L Ambrose /. V 10 AM 9th.
Saccarappa 10 from Diamond shoal 9th.
Sagua ,06f S Scotland l. v 26th.
seaconne. ) WsW Nashawena gas buoy
9th.
Steel Engineer % Baltimore eth.
Stephen 2,060 Sc Ambrose L. V 26t
SURNAME 90 S Ambrose l. Goth.
Uncas 10 Providence 9Th.
Nancolite 40 ENE Diamond Shoal V
9th.
Nestris $50 Sc Ambrose L Goth.
West Imhoden 800 SEAS Cape Sable Goth.
West HematiteN 800 Cape Sable 26th.
West Hobomac $3.50 NE Hatteras 9th.
VIM II Doheny Ill SW Diamond Shoal L v
10th.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AALEsUND, Sept c3-sailed. str Bremen.
ton. Trondhjem.
ALEXANDRIA. Sept o5--Arrived. str West
Mahomet, New York for Batavia.
ALGIERS, Sept 24-Sailad, str Clan Ranald
(Brl. from Calcutta for New York.
ANTWERP, Sept 23-Arrived. strs England
Maru Jap. Brunswick; Melita (Br). Mont
real.
Arrived Goth. strs Homestead Baltimore:
iceland tBrl. New York VIA Plymouth &c
AUCKLAND. Sept 25-Saiied. ctr Makura
BARRY. Sept 2s-sailed. str Dictator c.,
st Johns. NE.
BAyoNNE. France. Sept 24--Arrlvcd. str
Horda (Nor), Montreal.
BELIZE. Sept o8-Arrived, str SURNAME
New Orleans.
BERGEN. Sept 19-sailed. str Louisiana
BocAs DEL ToRo. Sept os-Arrived. str
Turrialba. Cristobal.
BORDEAUX, Sept 2S--Arrived. str Niagara
tFrl New York via Vigo.
BREMEN. Sept 23-Arrived str Picton
tBr) Baltimore.
Arrived 25th 10 30 Pm. str President Har.
ding. New York via Plymouth.
sailed sd. str Hanover tGer). New York
BREV1K. Sept 22-Sailed, str San Fran.
cisco tsw). North Pacific.
CHR1sTIANIA, Sept 23-sailed. str Per,
gensfiord lNorl. New York
CIENFUEGOS, sept 26--Saiied str Arden.
MIA tSw). Manzanlo.
coLo.lBo. Sept 25.saiIed. sirs cry Of
from Batavia for New York
CRISTOBAL, Sept 26-Arrived, strs Birm.
ingham City. San Francisco for Boston and
New Nc-'s Wabash. San Franc SEQ for Port
land. Me. Pastores, New York: San Juan
San Francisco. San Gil GBr), Boston; VIII.
solo. Philadelphia for San Francisco
Arrived 26ti, strs San Gil tBr) Havana
2Ith Sxeoa. Kingston.
Arrived 27th, str City OF Winchester fBf)
New York and Norfolk for Brisbane, &c
Sailed goth, strs Zenon (Fr), from Antwerp
for San Francisco Lakeshore. New York,
Nnssa (Br), from Port Arthur for Honolulu
Nebraslsn (from Philadelphia. Los An.
geles Toba Maru Gap), from San Francisco
for Phlad alphia.
EAST LONDON. Sept 2G-Arrivcd, str Oak.
win tBr). New York.
rREDERIKsHAvN. Sept 23--Arrived, 81,
Hardanger OBJ. Philadelphia.
.FREMANTIE, Sept oJ-Arrived str pori
Alma (Br). New York.
GENOA. Sept .3-Arrived. str Nicolaor
Ctan. Texas City
Arrived ed. str Taormina (ItaD. New
York and Boston via Naples.
GIBRALTAR, Sept 22--Arrived, str Elveri,
(Brl. Calcutta. &C. for Boston and New
York.
Passed 2Tth, str Kosmo (Br), Calcutta 70,
Boston and New York.
GLASGOW. Sept 2G-Arrived. str Nom.
bsssa (BrD. New Orleans.
Sailed 27th. ctr Galtymore (Br), Boston.
Arrived 2Tth. str Concordia (Br), Montreal
GoTIiEBURG. sept o6--Saied ctr Stock
holm (Sw). New York, with 3J3 cabin ano
ESQ steerage passengers
GUANTANAMO. Sept 26--Sailed, strs Man.
zaniilo (cubam Manzanillo; Santiago, San.
tiago.
HAMBURG. sept 5--Arri,cd str Brsdayor
tnrl. Balimore.
HAVANA, scot 25--Arriyed, slrs Atenas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
Wind. OFF the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Florida Straits, East Gulf
Moderate to fresh northeast and east winds I;
weather partly cloudy Thursday.
West Gulf-Moderate easterly winds
weather generally fair Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate north to east winds except va
riable over extreme south portion: weather
partly cloudy Thursday.
North of Sandy Hook-Moderate. variable
winds weather fair Thursday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Gentle, variable
winds: weather fair Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

A c Bedford $50 Il by n Tampico 26th.
Advance IA Cape Henry 18th
Alandm 12S SW Nantucket l. 9th.
america 1867 + Ambrose l. 9th.
Baracoa rs Ambrose l. Y Goth.
Beatrice 100 1Iatteras 9th.
Birkcnhead ia S Overfalls l. 2Ith.
Bristol 10 NE Cape Charles 9th.
Capulin abeam Nantucket j. V 9th.
Caracas $50 5 ambrose L Y 26th.
Cadillac lat 81 OF, lon 6S 90 9th.
Capulin passed Nantucket l. eth.
City of Columbus 66 SW Gay Head 9th.
City of Erie 90 + Cleveland . AM 9th.
city of Lahore $50 f Ambrose l. v 9th.
City OF Mont gomery S Frying Pan 9th.
City of Rome 81 NNE Diamond Shoal 27th.
City of st Louis POI S Ambrose l. 27th.
Cold Harbor 1,210 Delaware Capes 26th.
comanchee $3.50 S Scotland L 27th.
Currier 145 sW Hatteras 9th:
Dean Emery 100 NE Jupiter 18th
FL Captain 131 n Diamond shoal 9th.
Esparta 1888 SW Nantucket l. 27th.
j. II Hillman LAO Philadelphia PM 27th.
Federal $50 S Sand Key 9th.
IeiicIana lat Al a., lon 81 % Goth.
Feltore IA S Ambrose l. 9th.
G r Grove $50 SW Diamond Shoal 26th.
Geo II Jones $50 w by Key West 18th
Geo W Barnes 40 Providence 9th.
Geo Washington dss + Ambrose l. V 9th.
Gufcoast n st Augustine 8 PM 28th.
Gufmaid les S Jupiter 2sth
Gulfprince 40 NE Diamond Shoal 9th.
Gufstream 40 SSW IIatteras 9th.
,;ufstar log S 1Iatteras 9th.
Herman Frasch - N Diamond Shoal 9th.
llrmrick uug) - SE Barnegat 9th.
J \ Pew so s San Salvador 9th.
John y Rockefeller 2i5 Ambrose 2,th.
Katrina Lucken5ach a5fT S Ambrose l. V
18th. tM
!. Drake $50 Sw Tortugas 26th
Lena Luckenbach 2is y Colon 26th.
II L Elliott 1870 NV Tortugas 26th.
Margaret Dollar 900 S Baltimore 9th.
Matinicock 400 T. r.amond Shoai 9th.
Middiesex 30 sw Fire Island 9th.
Minnekahda 5ss w Bishop Rock 27th.
Mobile City 100 Five Fsthom Light 21th.
Montgomery City 1888 Z Cape May 27th.
Montrolite 100 NE Nantucket l. 18th.
Mount Carroll zoos T. Ambrose l. 27th.
Munamar 80 by e Jupiter 2Bth.
Narcissus 255 miles 1T6 deg from Cape Race
27th.
Nora 20 S Diamond Shoa oTth.
Norfolk Is w by S Montauk 27th
Oscar p Bennett passed Edsemont Key 2eth.
Penobscot l4s sW Montauk 2Tth
President Monroe 2.10l L Ambrose L 9th.
Reliance 6s4 + Ambrose l. 9th.
Robin Adair $50 Ambrose j. " 18th.
Royal city 400 N Cape May 9th.
Rubens $50 Sc Cape May 8 PM 9th.
san Bruno 2i2 Ambrose l. 9th
Sangamon 210 L Sandy Hook 9th.
santa Elisa 217 NE Colon Goth.
Santa Teresa 357 Colon 26th.
Seattle Spirit 3ST u Nantucket l. Goth.
shooters Island ,4eS ENE Sandy Hook 2'th.
Somerset 62o e Ambrose l. V 9th.
steel Engineer 53 Baltimore 2Ith.
stephen 1000 SIC Ambrose l. 26th.
s;unoil G S Sand Key 26th.
S,isquehanna 1856 w Bishop Rock a6th.
Swiftlight AZ ESE Cape Henry 9th.
swifteagle % sw Block Island 25th.
Tiger 100 N Cape Maysi 9th
Tvves $50 Ambrose l. 9th.
Transportation 81 Sc Boston l. V 9th.
w G Teagle 50 NE Jupiter 9th.
w " Tilford 425 n 20 deg Z Hatteras 18th.
VIM n Doheny 81 overfalls L v 9th.
VIM Rookie Teller 26S s Ambrose l. " 9th.
willpolo 90 Waiting Island PM 26th.
Zacapa $50 w Kingston, ia. goth.
zuiia left Curacao 4:3o PM 26th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28

These naval orders made public to-
day:
Foster. Lieutenant Commander Murphy j.
to command u. S. S. John l.. Burns
Kicker, Lieutenant Commander George A.
Medical Corps to naval hospital. New York
Gilmer. Lieut.. John r., Medical Corps, TO
u. S. S. Ramapo.
Iverson Lieut. Louis. Medical Corps to
naval air station, San Diego.
Neuberger, Lieut.. Julius F. Medical Corps,
to naval air station, Hampton Roads.
Robertson, Lieut.. Carl j., Medical Corps,
to Asiatic station.
West. Lieut.. Hiram B., Medical Corps, to
L. $. S. Pyro.
Sampsell. Lieut.. Thomas L., Dental Corps
70 navy yard. New York.
Wickham, Lieut.. Howard c.. Dental Corps
to marine barracks, Mare Island
Leidel. Commander Q. W. Is. CO
to u $. 8. Prairie.
Chandler. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS W. D..
to u. S. S. Black Hawk.
Deans Lieut.. NJ. A.. to Y. S. S. Isabel.
Mitchell. Lieut.. L. A., to U. S. s. Noa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

New York and New Jersey-New Yorl;
Harbor-The Lighthouse Service announces
the illJminant of tie following buoys
changtN % acetyiene gas and candle power
changed Ono other change; National Docks
channel gas buoy No ., candle power
changed Sept %. 1922. TO T0 Ambrose Chan
mel gas buoy5 and :. candle powC
changed Sept 25, 1922, to 90.
New Jersey-New York Harbor, Main
Channel-The Lighthouse Service announces
that the establishment OF Claremont Ter
minal Channel buoys Nos /. ., 3. 4. 3. 6, 4
:. .. 10. II. II. u. -. IL. 10, fs, 20 and %
will be postponed untN about Nov L. 1922
Buoys to be maintained by Lehigh Valley
Railroad Co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ANToNIA (Br). from London 27th for Mont
real.
ARABIC (BD, from Naples 26th for Boston
and New York.
BERGENsFJoRD tNor). from christIania
Esd for New York
CHINA, from Yokohama o5th for San Fran
cisco.
EMPRESS OF CANADA (Brl. from shana-
hal 25th for Vancouver.
HANOVER (Ger). from Brennan Esd for
New York.
MAJESTIC (Br), from Southampton 21th .or
New York.
MAKuRA tBr). from Auckland o5th for
Vancouver.
STOCKHOLM (sw). from Gothenburg 2sth
for New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
FOREIGN FORTS.

BATTLE HARBoR. NE. Sept i3--Sailed.
str "Haaiand" (probably Nor .str Thomas
BusREH Sept ie--sailed. str Umzumbl
(I}r). New York.
CALLAo. Sept fa--saiied. str coiusa, Mol
lendo.
GArLToIs. Nh. Sept fs-saiied. schr
Ronald M Douglas (Br), Oporto.
CHATHAM. Nh, Sept 22-Arrived, str Lor-
lard (Nor), Three Rivers.
Sailed 49, str ftlda uiausen (Nor). Brow
Head flor orders).
HALIFAX, Sept 23-Clearcd. schr Jean p
Anderson tfsr,. New York,
Sailed Sept "a strs Watuka tRr). Pictou
Cuban fBrl, Parrsboro; schrs Ida zincs
tBrl. sydney; La rcrec tBrl. Newfound-
lsnd Saisdiu fBr), sydney,
HAVANA, Sept .i~Arriycd, ~trs San's
Theresa tBr), New York; ed. Eastern
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Thursday and dock at pier 3, Army Base,
Brooklyn. probably Friday morning.
Str Tivives, Kingston for New York, Is
expected TO dock at pier 10, East River,
about 80 A MThursdsy
Str Clara Camus OtaD, from Newport, Is
expected TO reach New York Thursday even
ing.
Str President Polk. London for New York.
was In lat ~ II, lon Ii 0s at noon 10th.
Str Susquehsnna. Bremen for New York,
v as IN lat so, Ion IL 10 AT noon 10Th.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ARGENTINA UtaD, at Patras 9th
ARIZONA MARU (Jap). at Kobe Gath. =
EMPRESS OF SCOTLAND (Br), at South
ampton 9th.
EUROPA UtaD. at Naples sd.
GUGLIELMo PIERCE OtaD, at Naples ODD.
NIAGARA (Fr). at Bordeaux sd.
NIEUW AMSTERDAM Cputch) at Rotter-
dam 25tf
PRESIDENT HARDING. at Bremen a5th
RESOLUTE, at Plymouth 9th.
SANTA LUISA. at Valparaiso 2Tth.
TAORMINA (ltaD. at Genoa 23d.
TENYO MARC (Japl. at Hong Kong o6th
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str II v Dimock. Boston for New York.
Str Camden. Boston for New York.
str Aliaguash. Barry via Boston for New
York, 10 the Foreign Transportation and
Mercantile Co.
Schr Blanche Ring. Nantucket for Ner
YORK.
Tug chas Mccaffrey. with u barges Cat
80 PM).
wrecking str Commissioner. with derrick
laf ~ PM.
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schr Mary + Anderson tBD, Newark for
Sherbrookc
schr Barbara W CBr), Perth Amboy for
st John. NIB.
schr Peaceland tBD. New York for ST
George. NIB
Schr Alaska, South Amboy for Machias.
Schr Viking, South Amboy for Nantucket.
Tugs Frederick T Kelers, with 4"bargce
tat ! PM: Plymouth. with Cat PM
Aquidncek. with Cat 8 $50 PM Bohemia,
with I Cat 1855 PM.
Motor barge Choctaw cat 1865 PAD