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The New York herald., 1922-11-01
FOREIGN PORTS.

BARAHoNA; Oct 26, midnight-Sailed, str
wagland (Nor), II John
BOTWOOD, NF, Oct 2s-Ssiled. str Cana
dian Sspper (Br). Sydney and Montreal.
CHANGE ISLANDS, NE, Oct 25-Sailed ,
schr General Wood (Br). Malaga.
Dot4 BAY. NF, Oct 24-Sailed previously,
str Henrik Lund (Nor). Cardiff.
HAVANA, Oct 25-Arrived. ctr Anna
Arrived 10th. strs Svartfoud (fSor) Baiti-
more: -Tth Nor-Istiernan DAM, Matanras,
Danehoim DAM New Orleans, &c; Nunor-
way (Nor), Csrdense.
Sailed 25th. ctr Gemma (Br). Halifax:
schr Jubilee. Port ST Joe.
Sailed 26th. str Maln CNor). Baltimore.
LITTLE BAY ISLANDS, MI, Oct a.
Sailed previously, schr Masgen DAM.
Malaga.
MONTREAL. Oct as-Arrived. str Hohneck
(Fr), Cardiff.
Arrived 2sth, strs Gustav vIgeiand (Nor),
Shields Manoa (Br). ST Johns.
p1OGRESO, Oct 25--Arrived. strs Sarpfos
(Nor), Frontora; 10th. Manzsnillo (Cuban),
ST JOHN. NE, oct 2e-Arrived. str East
ern Sword New York for Cardiff and Bristol
sailed 2sth, str Eastern Lender. Hull and
Newcastle.
sT JOHNS, NF. oct ct-,Arrived, schr
Democracy tBr). Sydney.
In port 26th. schr Hilma Pauline CBr), for
Barbad dos.
SANTIAGO. Oct 24--sared. str Knut Ham
sun tNor). New York.
TAMPICo. oct 25-Sailed. ctr swiftscout.
Fall River.
TANAMo. Oct 25--Arrived. str olyndon.
New Orleans Ooads for BsltimorcD.
VERA CRUZ, Oct 2S-SaIled. str E@po-
RAMA progreSn
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
CLEARED.

Str Springfield. Eorin. Glasgow and Avon
mouth (generaD baltimore Steamship Co.
Str Archimedes (Br). Blackier. Manchester
(generaD--White Star Line.
Str President Adams, Pendebury, Queens
town. Plymouth, &c (senerap-United States
Lines.
Str Polonia CDan). Pouison. Danzig and
Libau (generaD East Asiatic Co.
Str Rockaway Park Street, Danzig. Re-
val &C. via ST John (gencraD-Susquehann
Steamship Co.
Str Fort st George (Br) Mckenzie. Ham
ilton. Bermuda (generaD -Furness. Withy a.
Co.
Str Paris (Fr). Maurras. Havre via Plym-
outh acknowledgements Generate Trans
atantique
Str Reliance Iverson. Plymouth, Bouogne
and Hamburg (generaD-United American
Lines.
Str Montgomery City. Redmond. Monte
video Buenos Aires. &c. via st Thomas
(generaD Lilly & Co.
Str Samuel Q Brown. Smith, San Pedro via
Panama Canal (ballast)-D 4 Warden.
Str Tivives, Eabcock, Kingston, Cristobal,
&c (geners)-United Fruit Co.
Str Mineola. Andersen, Cartagena. Buena-
ventura. SC, via Panama Canal (generaD-
Str San Jacinto, Avery. Galveston via Key
West (genera) MALLORY Steamship Co.
Str standard. Slater, Baton Rouge (bal-
last)-R |. Hague.
str Celaeno (Dutchl. Bskker. Pensacola
observation-disclosures Line.
Str kentuckian. Parker. Philadelphia Tin
translD United American Lines,
Str SkegnesS (Brl. Hewitt. Ihilsdelphia
(ballast)-Simpson. Spence e. Young.
Str Javary. Barth. st Johns (ballasD AT
iantio Chartering Co.
Str Belfast, Mccormack, Boston (generaD
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Herman Winter. Allen, Boston Cgen-
eraD-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Mohican. Llndland, Portland (generaO
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Mlnas Princess (Br), Digon. st Johns
(coaD-J Il Whitney & Co.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
Notice to Owners, Agents
and Ship Masters.

The New York Herald pub
fishes daily reports of the posi-
tions of merchant vessels re-
eeived 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 fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. l. (WSA): East Moriches,
1. /. (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);
Siaseonset, 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 York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
PROPOSES CONTROL
OF GERMAN BUDGET
Reparatiops Commission Want
Immediate Extension of
It's Functions.

Special Cable to TIE NEW YoIK HEHAtp.
Copyright, 1879. By THE Nyw YosK HrrAtD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Berlin, Oct. 81.
The Preparations Commission, now in
Berlin. which held it's FIRST sessions
to-day. proposes immediate extension OF
inspection and the control OF the Ger
man budget and the postponement OF
fixing definite guarantees until the COM
member told THE New YORK HERALD
to-day. 1t is proposed to
enlarge the functions of the committee
OF guarantees in accord with the mora
torium conditions determined In August.
1t Is probable that this committee will
have fifty financial experts aided to 1t.
The first task of the commission is to
compel the German Government to
the obstacles constantly raised
against free inspection. 1t purposes TO
effect immediate economies in the han.
ding and collection of taxes and re.
ceipts. which the central Government
leaves to the several states. Should tho
central Government lack sufficient power
to check this waste, the commission WIN
extend control to these individual states.
It also purposes to reduce waste in rail-
ways and the postal service.
The French assert the great obstacle
to an understanding with German indus
try Is that the Germans demand the
reduction OF the reparations to 20.000,-
100000 gold marks. whereas Premier
Poincare has taken a definite stand
against any reduction. The French are
convinced that any reduction would lead
the Germans. month later, to demand
total elimination of the obligation.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
DR.. &. l.. SLATTERY NOW
BISHOP COADJUTOR
Consscrated as Assistant ir,
Massachusetts Diocese.

Boston. Oct. s1.-Tne Rev. Or.
Charles Lewis slattery. for the last
twelve years rector of Grace Church.
New York city. was ccnsecrated Bishop
Coadjutor of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese Of Massachusetts to-day.
Sixteen bishops participated in the
rite of the laying on OF hands. The
Right Rev. William Lawrence. whom
DIR. Slattery 1. 10 assist. was Presiding
Bishop.
During the sermon by Bishop Law
renee Or. Slattery sat with the attend
ing presbyters. the Rev. DR.. Harry F.
Nichols, rector emeritus of Holy Trim
ity Church. Harlem. New York, and the
Rev. George w. Sargent
DR.. Slattery was then taken to the
chsncel rail By Bishop Edwin Stevens
Lines of New Jersey and Bishop Will
lam T. Manning of New York and pre-
sented to Bishop Lawrence. After the
laying on OF hands Bishop Slattery as
sisted in the celebration OF communion.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
.EX-BREWER ADOPTS
YOUNG WOMAN OF 21
DR.. Eleanor #. Boulton Makes
30-Year-Old Student Her
Legal Son. {

Surrogate James A. Foley approved
yesterday the adoption OF Miss Rosaling
velva Kendall by Ellis Wainwright.
retired brewer formerly of st. Louis.
who lives In 800 Park avenue Mlss
Kendall Is twenty-one years old and IS
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Kendall. of 61S North Thirty-second
street, Louisville. Ky.
In his petition Mr.. Wainwright stated
that he had known Miss Kendall 80,
several years." that he had assisted In
her education. and desired to give her
additional educational facilities here
and abroad, especially as to music, and
to supply her with the means for carry
ing on her studies.
The Surrogate also approved tn.
adoption OF Joseph Lorkowski OF 6Ta
Northern Boulevard. College Point, by
DR.. Eleanor r. Boulton of 424 West
Twentieth street. Lorkow5ki Is 80. and
is studying to be sculptor. In her
petition DR.. Boulton states that her prac-
tice gives her an income of $1,000
year, that Lorkowskts mother Is not
well to do and has four other children
to support. His ability, she says, has
convinced her that he should go abroad
and study. and she desires to go with
him and personally supervise his educa-
tion and development.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
STEAMSHIP II. G. ROWE
BURNS IN PECONIC BAY
One Man Hurt in Fire on Old
Passenger Boat.

Special Dispatch TO THE New YORK HrxALp.
SAG HARRoR, l.. l., Oct. 31.-The
steamship II. c. Rowe, the largest oyster
boat In Long Island waters, caught fire
at 8 o'clock this afternoon in Pcconjc
Bay. several hundred yards off the
Shelter Island ferry. and three hours
later had burned. The boat belonged to
the II. c. Rowe Company of New Haven
and had 5000 bushels of oysters on
board. It formerly was the City OF
Bridgeport and ran as a passenger YES
sci between Bridgeport and New York.
The fire started In the hold while the
crew Of twenty-six was on deck. The
crew maintained order until taken of
forty-five minutes later by the oyster
boat Peconic. Capt. Alexander Tuthill.
An assistant engineer, John Adams.
burned slightly on one hand. was the
only man hurt. The loss on the boat
is estimated at $4,000. All personal ef-
fects of the crew were destroyed.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
BY the Radio Corporation Of
America.

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Ain,ngro $40 S Ambrose l. v 3d.t.
America (U LlnosJ i,2ls u Ambrose l. v
8tst.
Anaoortes sie miles 81 deg from Cape Henry
3fst
.,hngii'' oa4 ssE Cape San Antonio 30th.
Blrkenhemd los ENE Sand Key 30th.
Byron L Benson IS Balboa pM 30th
Capillo 5o ME- San Juan 30th.
gapu1in 100 ENE Cape Henlopcn 3ist.
s'Corintor" 2gt s Sandy Hook S0th.
currier 2G3 s Brenton Reef 30th.
1yean Emery 10 " Sand Key J0th.
Edward Luckcnbach $50 S Ambrose l. V
3Oth.
Ssiisns ,vsnrer ~ S Jupiter 3oth
Empire Arrow $50 Ambrose T. V Goth.
Federal 223 i.sE Sand Key S0th
Georgc Washington /, iG9 L Ambrose L V
3iet.
fIpwsliar sos ffa,ieras s0,h.
Ipswich 35i SD Charleston Soih.
j n Pew 900 NNE Colon g0th
John y Rockefeller lJ5 Ambrose L V 5ist
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
MRS. ROSTERS INSANITY
DEFENSE COMBATED
Testimony Offered Soys She
Was Sane at Shooting.

PHILADELPHIA Oct 3i.-Developments
to-day in the trial OF Mrs. Catherine
Roster. accused OF the Staying OF her
husband, Oscar Roster, an advertising
man, and now being tried for killing his
stenographer. Mildred Geraldine Rcckitt.
included the following:
The defense closed its case after SUBJ
mitting medical testimony In support of
it's theory of emotional insanity" fo-
Mrs. Roster.
Rebuttal testimony was begun for the
Commonwealth with the intention OF
showing that the defendant was sane
and normal in the hours just after the
double Staying on January 81. 1922.
Women spectators hissod a woman
prison guard who testified that Mrs.
Roster had shown no signs OF insanity
and on several other occasions tho un-
ruly disposition of the spectators brought
warnings from Judge Barratt.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
SENATOR'S REPORTS
SHOW LESS SPENDING
France Heads List With $43,,
765, Townsend $4,000,
Calder $685..
Special Dispatch TO THE New Yosx HrzALD.
New York Herald Bureau,

Special Dispatch TO THE NEW Yosx HEsALp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Oct. 81.
With the exception of Senator France
of Maryland, Senator'S seeking reelec-
tiou and new candidates are practicing
economy. according to preliminary re-
ports filed to-day with the Secretary of
the Senate.
Senator France reported the largest
outlay In the campaign. sf3,765. That
sum included money spent in the pri-
mary and the first few weeks of the
general election campaign. He reported
receipts of $4,000, most of which was
contributed by close political associates.
Senator Calder IN. Y.) reported re-
ceipts of 5000 and expenditures of
$685..
In the primary Senator Townsend
(Mich.) spent $4,000, but most of II
was for postage. circulars, &c, which
are exempt under the corrupt practices
act. He received only $50 and spent
800 in the general election so far
Earle B. Mayfield. the Ku Klux Klan
candidate from Texas who obtained the
Democratic nomination for the Senate,
spent only SIS. He received no contri-
buttons.
Senator Lodge (Mass.) spent $3.50
In the first weeks of the general cam
paign. Senator Pomerene (Ohio) re-
ceived s1.Sa5 and spent s3,io4 Gov. Ed
wards IN. JD reported receipts OF s4,470
and expenditures of 1895
Senator Gerry Or. ID spent $3.036
and received no contributions Senator
kellogg (Minn.) spent $725~ and re-
ported no contributions. Senator La
Toilette (Wis.) reported receipts Of
s6,410 and expenditures of s5.5s4.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
AMERICAN PORTS.


ABERDEEN, Wash. Oct 3i-Arrivcd, ctr
West Katsn. Bellinghsm
Sailed Sist. ctr Provldcncia CFD, San
Fra ncisco.
ASTORIA. Ore. oct 3t--Arrived, strs Cana
dian Farmer (Hr), Ocean Falls for San Pc.
dro. Makena. San francieco.
sailed 3iat, str HELEN (Nor), Australia
BELLINGHAM, Wash, Oct 3f-Arrived.
strs Lake Shore. San Francisco. Lyngern
tSw), do.
BOSTON. Mass. oct 3f-Arrived, strs Sea
tonia (Br1. Jeith: Hog Island. Alexandria.
&c. verdulia tBr), London; Bradavou (Br)
Glasgow. North Land. New York (and
cleared on return) Delaware, New York
Newton. Norfolk. West Maximus, Manchcs.
ter; ,Winons. New London tugs Liberty.
towing harEes MataRorda, Newport News
and Tennessee, Lamberts Point Catter for
Lynn.
Cleared soth. schr Nayflower CBr). rarra
bcro.
Sailed 3oth. strs Dorothy. Norfolk. " =
nimock. Portland Tsnipico. Buffalo, Tugs
Neptune. towing wrccklng lighter Salvor and
harS Commerce and Catherine Howard Go
secure much coal as possible from harres
i'oler Ilownrd and TOW srj SiHers WfttteG
off sandwlcD. Nesta. towing barge Emclic.
tor Lynn
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
CHILDREN DEMANDED
UNDER DEATH THREAT
Cos Cob Artist Gets Police
When Wife and LasDyer Coll.

The police of Cos Cob, Conn, were
called yesterday afternoon to the home
of Roger G. Pierotti, an artist, In Subur-
ban avenue. Cos Cob. who told them that
a lawyer. accompanied by Mrs. Pierotti
and Mrs X. L. Hanton Of 25 Fifth ave-
nue.. this city. had driven UP TO his home
and threatened to shoot him unless he
turned over TO them his four children.
who range in age from to II years.
Policeman John Grissler was sent TO
the Pierotti home. He persuaded Mrs.
ITanton and the lawyer to leave, but Mrs.
Fierotti stayed with her husband, who
said last night that he did not expect her
to stay long. The artist says Mrs. Han
ton has lured his wife away from him
and that they have been living together
at the Fifth avenue address and at the
Hotel Pennsylvania. Mrs. William A.
Stevens, probation officer OF Cos Cob.
vas assigned last night to investigate
the case.
Mrs. Hanton is the same woman who
recently paid a taxicab bill OF s4Sc to
the Greenwich Taxicab Company by
sending the money In pennies. When
the pennies were counted II was round
she had sent two too many.
Pierotti said that five years ago his
wife became acquainted with Mrs. Han
ton and they became close friends. The
name Of the youngest child. Amelia,
was changed to Lavina at the request
of Mrs. Hanton. Mrs. Hanton wanted
TO pay for his studio, he declared. but
failed to do SO when the time came TO
pay. and that she had induced him TO
sell his furniture in a cottage at Brigh-
ton Beach and move to Cos Cob. He
said that Mrs. Hanton, who claimed TO
have a million dollars, had failed to-
keep her promise to furnish his home
in Cos Cob. Instead. he said, she and
his wife had been living together In
New York. while he had been left to
take care of the children
The New York herald., 1922-11-01

from, Bristol for do. Remus for South AM
boy and Warren. Taunton for do).
Arrived S0th. ctr Swiftwind. curacao.
Sailed ost.. strs Swiftlight, Tsmpico: 21th,
swifteagle, Three Rivers.
HOUSTON. Tex. Oct 2S--Arrived. ctr Marte
(Itan, Galveston.
MOBILE. Ala. oct 27-Arrived. ctr Lucocar
(Port), Pensacola.
sailed 27th, at Lisbeth (Nor). Havans,
Csrdenas and Caibarcn.
PORTLAND, ore, Oct 2T--Arrived. motor
Californian, San Frsncisco. &c.
SAN JUAN PR. Oct 2o-Arrived. strs
Montevideo CSpl, Colon land sailed for
Teneriffe) Macoris (Fr), Sanchez land
called for Havre,; cist. Lake Florian. fIa-
vats I'd. Munsla, New orleans.
sailed 10Th. schr Maria fDom). reported
for New York goth, sire Norman Monarch
(Br Matanzss; gath. Mexicano. New
Orleans.
gnia (psnl, Dominicana.
sailed goth, ctr Martinique. 81 Croix, &c.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01

~ ERLIN. Oct. 81 (Associated
r. Possibilities billion marks
worth of emergency money
will be issued shortly by munich
palities In Germany, including five
billion by Hamburg and two billion
by Berlin. The sums will not ap-
pear In the figures on Germanys
currency imitation reported for the
Federal Government Guarantees
for the issues will be provided by
the large industries, which will
give the cities notes and bills Of ex-
change for small currency. which
they need. yet are not permitted to
print themselves.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 TIE Nrw Yosg HpsALp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C., Oct. 81. !
These army orders wero mado public to-
day:
INFANTRY.
King. Capt. Robert j.. to Fargo. North
Dakota.
Gordon, Capt. Randolph. 10 Panama Canal
Zone.
Boulwarc. First Lieut.. NJ. b.. to oxford.
COAST ARTILLERY CORPS.
Jarmsn, Major Ssndcrford. TO Fort Mon.
roe.
Knapp. First Lieut.. II. A.. to Fort Bar
ancas.
ENGINEERS CORPS.
Murray. First Lieut.. L. A.. 20 Brookins
South Dakota.
VETERINARY CORPS.
McCon1b. First Lieut.. II. p. 10 Tost
Tfuniihrcys.
JUtiGE ADVOCATE GENEI,Al..
Watson. Major o.. 70 Manila
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
WEEKS SAYS u. S. JUST
MISSED LATEST WAR
Would HoUe Been in II II a
Member of League.

DANBURr. Conn, Oct. 3f.-peclarinS
that the United States would have be-
come embroiled In the war between
Turkey and Greece If It had been a
member OF the League OF Nations, Sec
retary of War Weeks tonight defended
the foreign policy Of the Harding Ad-
ministration at Republican rally here.
While on the topic of foreign rela-
tons he said that a certain nation"
had made application to the United
states last week for the purchase OF
100000 rifles and millions OF rounds of
ammunition. He declared that this ap-
plication had been refused and that he
would rather sec the munitions tossed
into the sea than sold for the purpose
OF war.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
Wind. OF the Atlantic Coast.

North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook to
Hatt-ras--Freth northeriy.wlnd and weather
fair Wednesday.
Hstteras TO Florida strsits-Moderste TO
fresh northeast and cast winds over north
portion and east and southeast over south
portion and weather generally fair Wednes-
day.
East Gulf-sfoderste 20 fresh east and
southeast winds and weather partly over
cast; local rains Wednesday.
West Gulf-Fresh. shifting winds. becoming
northwest and north, and weather partly
overcast; probably local rains Wednesday
Carishean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate 10 fresh northeast and east winds
and 1th,r party' y'overcaSt. probably local
rains Wednesday
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
FLAWS FOUND IN STORY
OF THE POISONED CAKE
Widow of Victim viii Be
Questioned Again.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3f.--Mrs. w. w.
sterrctt will be questioned further re-
garding her movements in twenty-four
hours preceding the receipt of the pol
soned cake which killed her husband,
an expert accountant OF Devon. and
made her seriously Ill.
Coroner William Neville of Montgor-
cry county said to-day there were many
points regarding the sending and re-
ceiving OF the cake which were not
clear.
IL feel certain that information which
would solve the case vs. being with
heidi hc said. There was many
points about n that do not jibc"
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

tDistance given IN miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l .
A L Kent IS n Gay Head SIst. a
Arapahoe 2g4 S Scotland l. 3oth
Cspulln 100 ENE Cape Heniopen Siet.
C.retan IS Sw Fire Island T. 31st.
Currier 362 s Erenton Reef 30th.
Elizabeth IS + Ambrose l. V 3lat
Cirecian 16 Nc 'Barnegat 3ist.
Hilton pa scd Scotland L 9 80 Psi 3ist.
.Ianeiew 30 SW Cape Lookout 3ist.
Lake Fannin rs Scotland I V 3ist.
Liberty 1885 v Ambrose l. V 30th.
Mckeesport due Quarantine, New York,
about midnight 3ist
Mauritania .622 u Ambrose L $50 AM
Sfst.
ritisburEh 700 Y Boston 3 AM 3ist
san Lorenzo SIS n San Juan PM 50th
Sierra Nevada go (abouO L Boston . AN
S1st.
Somerset 22G Ambrose L v 3ist.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
SOVIET PEkIN DEAL
ALARMS JAPANESE
MoscoW Press Uphoids Joffe's
Negotiations IN China.

Spscioi Cable 10 THE NBw YORK Irrup.
copyioht. 1899, By THE New YonK Hrn,tp
Moscow. Oct 3f.--Tho Japanese Gov
ernment Is reported 10 be much dis
turbed over the negotiations to begin
within the next few days in Pekin be-
tween Adolph Joffe. representing tho
Soviet. and the Chinese Government.
The Moscow press naturally upholds
Joffo. stating that the policy of Russia
and China in the Far East Is the same.
both countries desiring only peaceful de-
vclopment. The papers sscribe the
alarm OF Toxic TO Japan's fear that Rus
sia and China will como together upon
an Eastern Asiatic program.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
TRADE cENrENARrANs SOUGHT.

Business houses OF New York city in
existence uninterruptedly for 100 years
or more will be invited to send reprcsen
tatives to the mass meeting in Madison
Square Garden on November II 10 celc-
brate the twenty-hfth anniversary OF
the Merchants Association. Members OF
such firms are asked to send in their
names.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Belfast. Boston for New York.
Steam trawler Whitecap, Grand Banks for
New York
schr Annie sB Mitchell. somes Sound. Me,
for New Yorh, with stone to Booth Bros;
vessel 10 A Elliot Co
Schr Charles II klinck, Long Cove Ne. for
New York. with stone 10 Booth Bros: vessel
to A Elliot &c Co.
Schr Erwin Luce, Addison. Me, for New
York.
Schr Jesse L Leach. Nantucket for New
York.
Schr Ronald c Longmire CBr). Clement
port, Ms, for New York, to Blanchard Lum-
Der Co, with lumber.
Tugs VIM G Howard. with barges (at 8
AM; Wostmoreland, with . cat $50 AND !;
RlIllnNi ,ritl . NJ
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

NEW YORK-East River-Coal boat II +
Hayward Wreck Buoy. HIS. "A second claes
spar. established Oct 23. IN Z fathoms of
water. alongside of wreck, over which there
is 9 fathoms of water. North Brother Island
Light Station, 5Ih deg true (NE by E1sE
mag. Rkers Island Light, 72h deg true
fENN mag). Lawrence Point Ledge Light,
So deg true (El5S) mag).
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
AMERICAN PORTS.

BANGOR, Me, oct 2s-saned, s.r seiwyn
Eddy Norfolk.
FALL. RIVER, Mass. Oct 2s--Arrlved,
tugs Eureka, with barFes Earnstablc, New
port News. and Upton, South Amboy, and
Somerset Oatter for Taunton: left barRes
shsfcn and Canton at New Eodford) soth,
Waitham, 'Newpor' News ,lcft barges VOL.
aston NJ New York. aud Fall River and
~, ,.f,tnrad nt Providence. iiiI lfUsc "isi ON
return with barscs i.rsddoch for South Am
boy. Brockton for rcrth Ambcy. Randolph
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICAN LEGION. from Montevideo Goth
for New York.
CRETIC (Br), from st Michael Goth for
Boston and New York.
PRESIDENT GRANT. from Yokohama 27th
for Seattle.
PRESIDENT POLK. from Queenstown 10th
for New York.
vEsTRIs tBr). from Rio Janciro 2sth for
New York.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
uNTERMyER INpoRsEs BLOCK.

Samuel Untermyer yesterday indorsed
the candidacy OF s. John Block. Socialist
and Farmer-Labor nominee for Munlc-
ipal Court Justice In the Second distric'
Manhattan. Mfr. Block is the only So
cialist nominee In this or any other elec-
tion here indcrscd ty both the Citizens
Union and the Bar Association.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01
DIES WEEK AFTER WIFE
FALLS DEAD BEFORE HIM
T. F. Wheeler, Ex-Represen-
fatiUe, Wds Sc; Helpn,ote, ~.

SoUTHBURY. Conn. Oct. 31.--Theodore
+. Wheeler, formerly a Representative,
died In his home here tonight in his
eighty-sixth year.
A week ago the sight Of Mr. Wheeler
being carried into their home after a
stroke caused Mrs. Wheeler. 79 years
old, to drop dead from shock.
The New York herald., 1922-11-01

with rudder damaged, has been towed into
Port aux Basques By British str Kyle.
wHYCOCOMAGH. Ms. Oct 31-The famous
old str Marion, which for forty-sN years
piled the waters of the Bras dor lakes be-
tween this port and Sydney. was destroyed
by fire to-day at her dock. Capt Carmichael
and his crew escaped.