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Agwiworid 30 NE Jupiter Sd.
Ala ,S94 v Cape Henry %.
Albert " Watts "a Jupiter Sd.
Algic. lat 81 0s, Ion 56 as, I'd.
Arcadia lat 20 2s. Ion 20 a.. Sd.
Artigas 72o S Charleston Sd.
Aryan ~ NV Tortugas I'd
Bannack 1.0st w Fastnet 80.
Birmingham City al Ambrose 7. V Sd.
Blair $50 II Boston LIST.
Blydendyk 80 from New York Cd.
Bolivar 5Ia Scotland !. v 3D..
SsmsrS sA 5as Lat ~ o. ion u it 3d.
Carplaka 36 u Charleston 3D.
Charles Harwcod 120 w Sand Key "a.
Charles Pratt l. sE Diamond shoai 3D.
Comal 30i Y Galveston I'd.
Comes Peak 80 = 81 Augustine 90.
Crawford 34s Sc Galveston I'd.
Cretan due Philadelphia 12 PM Ath.
Crisfeld ,322 y Ambrose l. I'd.
Delaware i21 Diamond Shoai Sd.
Dirigo 12s NE Jupiter Sd.
Eastern Leader 1.1s5 " Ambrose L ist.
East Wind. lat 8 ~, Ion ~, Cd.
Fl Fl MSSsd siisS = "a iIft'sgaf Ns saptaI "a 3d.
Ei vaiie i5I NV Tortusss "a.
General w 9 Gorgas left Port su Prince
creclan q Il Fire Island IA.
Great city 81 NE Hatteras "a.
Great Falls s5J Scotland T. v Sd.
Gulfmaid 3s2 sw Diamond shoal Sd.
Harvester lee NV Tortusas "a.
Hawaiian 335 N Colon ID.
Helen e7G s Scotland l. v I'd
Herman Frasch las u Nantucket l. 3d.
rnnoko 100 u Ambrose l. v ID.
Irene ME Cape Henry 3D.
Troquois hts Scotland l. Sd.
NJ Guffey passed Tampa Bar I'M "a
Tacoma 260 NV Tortugas I'd
Janelew NV Rebecca Shoals 3D.
X 7 Iuckenpach 625 NE Colon I'd
Kroonsud $50 u Ambrose T. V 3D.
Lake Fackler IT4 Scotland 7, 81.
Lirhtburne 155 NV Tortugas I'd
Lillian . u Ambrose r, v Sd.
r.uxpaiile sS5 u Ambrose 7, ~.
Magnleric t0B " Cnpc Henry 10
Maauan .2a0 p Sandy Hook ID
Margaret Coughlsn 1870 n Colon 3D.
Mineula fG0 $ Ambrose l. V 80.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1922

eli third class passengers, malls and mdse.
Wont 10 pier %. North River.
str Mauretania (BD, Southampton and
Cherbourg oct -, TO the Cunard Steamship
60. Ltd with sos first 1iS second cabin and
9IS third class passengers, malls and mdse.
Went to pier So North River.
str America, Bremon Oct % and South
ampton and Cherbourg 2Ith. to the United
States Lines, with 15i first. 3J5 second
cabin and I. .333 third class passengers. mails
and mdsc. Went TO pier 4, Hoboken, NJ.
Str Canada (Fr). Marsellles Oct II, Al
meria 18th. Lisbon goth. Ponta Delgada 2Jd.
Angra and Horta oath and Providence Nov
.. 10 James w Elwel & Co. with cabin
and third class passengers and mdse. Went
TO foot OF 3tst street, Brooklyn.
Str New Britain, Skea Sept 2s. Svano Oct
.. Upenoh eth. iTorefors 9Th. tIusurn 18th
and Southampton Oct 10. 10 the Black Dis-
mond steamship Go. with wood pulp. Went
to foot OF Columbia street. Brooklyn.
Str samland (Belg). Danzig oct 20, 10 the
ltsd star Line. With Si4 passengers and
str Topdalsfjord CNor). Bergen Oct 20, 20
the eglan-Amerca Line, with Indse.
Went 70 foot OF 3oa street, Brooklyn.
Str Stureholm tSw). Stockholm VIA Boston,
TO Furness, Witty & CO. with ndsc
Str Scandla (Dan). Copenhagen oct 10, 20
Robert l. Hague, In ballast. Went 20 pier
Str Ryndam Dutch. Rotterdam. Bou-
logne and Plymouth, to the Iioliand-America
Line. with passengers, malls and rndse.
Str Hudson (Fr), Havre Oct T. Dunkirk
i3th and Bordeaux goth. TO the Compagnie
Generate Transatlantique. with mdse Went
TO pier ~, North River.
Str Eastern King. Marselilos Oct t3, 20
j IL Winchester Co, with 3.429 tons OF
coal. Went to foot Of 5,h street. East
River.
Str West Saginaw, Donati Sept 7, Matadi
18th Assinee 2Sth and Las Paimas oct "a
70 II Bull Go. with mdse. Anchored Off
Statue OF Liberty.
Str Federico CitaD. Trieste sept ia. sesc-
nico 22d, Calainata goth. Catanla Oct 3,
Palermo Sth and Oran 9th. TO Phelps Bros q
60. With mdso. Went 10 pior Z. Bush Docks.
Brooklyn.
str Sureway CBD. Calcutta Sept g. Port
Said oct . aud Agiers 18th. TO the Kerr
steamship 60. With mdse. Went TO 9th
Str p1eiades. Chaparra Oct ~. 20 The Luck
enbach Line, with sugar. Went TO Federal
sugar Refinery. Yonkers.
Str Venezuela, San Francisco Oct X, Ia
Llbcrtad nth. Corinto 10th, Crstobal ed.
Pacific Mall Steamship Co. With 30 cabin .
~ third class passengers and mdso. Went
20 pier 45. North River
Str Aimagro Orr, Guayaquii Oct II, Man
"a and Bahia 10th. Esmeraldas Goth, Buana-
ventura 22d and Cristobal gath. TO Sander
son Son, with mdse, Went 10 pier a.,
Str II II Rogers. Port Lobos oct 20. 10
Robert L Hague. with crude oil. Went TO
pier q, Constable Hook. Nj.
Str Verona (Nor). Kingston Oct q and
Baracua 2sth, 20 the III GiorRio tean1ship
Co. with fruit. Went 10 pier Z. East River
Str knut Hamsun tNOrl. Manzanillo Oct
n. Santiago 18th and Norfolk Nov !. TO the
Munsou steamship Lines, with sugar. An
chored OFF TompkinsVille, ST.
Str vi Occidente. Galveston Oct gs. 20 tho
Southern Pacific Go, with nidsc. Went To
pier o., North River.
Str Henry II Mallory Galveston oct 2s, 10
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Herman Winter. Boston for New York.
Str North Land. Boston for New York.
achr Lavolta, Franklin. Me, for New York
with stone TO Booth Bros; vessel to Gil
martin & Co. -,
Schr Chautauqua CBr), Newcastle, NIB. Tor
New York with lumber to Garretson
Ellis: vessel TO Il Whitney & co.
Schr Abbie 3 Walker, st Martins, NIB Tor
New York, with lath 10 Simpson, Clapp q
Co; vessel 10 Emory, Sexton Co.
Schr Mary II Cuff. NorwallS for New York.
Schr Northcllffe (Br), Bear River for New
York, with lumber to order.
Tugs w d Keene, light Cat 1910 AND ;
Owen J McWlllanls, with barges tat 40
AND; Clara III Doane, light cat II AND ;
Socony No .. with barre (st 4;O5 PM)
Motor barge Radium Cat II: 20 AND.
steam lighter Wlnceco Cat T:i0 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
STEVEDORING PLEA
OF GULF REJECTED
Shipping Board Commissioner
Tells Delegation His Plan
Has Saved Millions.

Commissioner t. V. O'Connor OF the
Shipping Board summarily rejected yes
terday the plea OF delegation OF Gulf
operators for a change in his method
OF providing for stevedoring on Govern
tnent vessels. He declared that critics
OF the policy at New York "knew moth
Ing about stevedoring," and said that it
had resulted in a yearly saving OF
g.. 00o, 900.
The operators mot Mr.. O'Connor IN
The Shipping Board offices, 40 Broadway.
They complained that at several ports
including Sabine, Tex; Gulfport. Miss,
und Mobile Ala, they had been deprived
of the privilege of arranging their own
stevedoring, which instead was awarded
on a competitive basis To single con-
tractor at each port, who was to handle
all the work on the boards vessels.
To this Mr.. O'Connor replied that the
board held itself free at all times 10
call for bids where the operators would
not agree on a rate which was fair 10
overy one The Gulf district was not
being Disseminated against, and the
same action might be taken at any port
where the conditions warranted IL. The
board was willing TO pay rate that IN
sured a reasonable return, but not
cent more. Under this policy the board
had cut stevedoring rates in two, and
st expected further reductions.
Mr.. O'Connor indicated that so far the
operators at New York had been in line
with his views, and had consented to
reductions in rates when the board de-
sired them.
Included in the Gulf delegation were
George II. Plant of Trosdal. Plant & La
Fonta. New Orleans; II. 4. Hancock of
&. Sgitovich & Co., Galveston; j. NJ.
Lykes OF Lykes Brothers, Galveston; r..
r. Upton. manager at New Orleans for
IylKes Brothers; Walter Smith, manager
at Galveston for Daniel Ripley & Co.
and w. NJ. Pedrick. general manager of
tho Mississippi Shipping Company. New
Orleans
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apartments OF Colombia, Ecuador and letter
mail for Peru Except lquitos). Bolivia and
Chile (other parts OF Honduras must De spe-
clally addreeeed) via Port au Prince and
Criotobsl, str COLON (sea posD. 80 AM
(sup IL 80 PM y.
LIND, 7 AM.
Bahamas Cnciuding Inagua and Fortune
islands, via Nassau. str SAGALANp, 8 AM.
Barbados st Lucia, South Brazil. Argen-
tina, Uruguay and Paraguay via Barbados.
Rio Janeiro. Montevideo and Buenos Aires,
str VANDYCK, IL M lD.
Dominican Republic (San Pedro de Macorir
and San Domingo City must be specially ad
dressed) via Monte Christi. Puerto Plata
Samana, Sanchez, La Romano, san Pedro
de Macoris, San Domingo City, Azua and
Barahona, str LAKE WINTHROP, $50 AN.
Guatemala Gel Salvador letter mall oniyl
British Honduras, cities of Puerto Castilla
and TruJillo In Honduras CUBA, Jamaica
and other parts of Honduras must be spe-
cially addressed) via Santiago, Kingston.
Belize, Puerto Barrios. Tela and Puerto Cas-
tilla, str SAN PABLO. Q AM.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

New rates on general cargo were fixed
yesterday by the Baltic Sc dnavian
conference. To Danzig and nearby ports
tho rates was reduced from 90 cents A
hundred pounds to 80 cents, and from
as cents a cubic foot to 4215 cents. To
ports In tho other two groups including
Stockholm. Malmo. Helsingfors. Riga
aud other Baltic points, tho cuts were
from 81 and so cents to 90 and 40 cents.
II. Ir. Raymond, president. and Will
lam Francis Gibbs. chairman Of the
technical committee. will be tho repre-.
eentatives OF tho American Steamship
Owners Association at the conference or
Standardization OF shipbuild .ng equip
Jisent called for next Friday In the Grand
Central Palace by Secretary OF Com.
ncrce Hoover.
A. T. Mack, district manager OF tho
shipping Board, left for Atlantic City
yesterday for a short rest.
Bids for tho supply OF dunnage-.
cargo stowage naterial---t, ShippIls.
Board vessels at the port Of New York
were opened yesterday by COMMISSIONS.
~. ". O'Connor and l.. Var Middles-
worth, head Of tho purchasing depart
ucnt. but what disposition. II any, was
made Of them was not announced.
The local office OF the Shipping Board
has been invited 20 send rep. p.tsentativss
20 a Federal business meeting 10 be he'd
November al 1880 i'm the Federal
building. at which Brig. Gen. Herbert NJ
Lord. Director OF the Budget. will lea
n discussion Of Government efficiency
and economic methods. One Of the sub
Jects up for consideration, II is under.
etood. is the coordination of tho motor
truck services Of the Post Office Army,
Navy and Shipping Board, SO that IN
times OF unusual need. such as the
Christmas mail rush, reserves may be
called upon without recourse TO private
aruching concerns.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. NoyEaIBER 4

Europe, Africa and West Asia Cork and
Queenstown must be specially addressed) Via
Cherbourg and Southampton also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. ireland. France
and the countries mentioned In notes a ana
below, str OLYMPIC. AM ~.
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plyn-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails for Ger
many, Austria. Czecho- -Slovakia. Hungary
and Switzerland via Bremen. str PRESl-
DENT FILLMORE, AM (D.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Via Plym-
addressed); also parcel post malls for Meth
erlands via Rotterdam, str ROTTERDAM,
AM (sup . AM -.
Cork and Queenstown via Queenstown
(other parts of ireland and other countries
must be specially addressed) Via Liverpool,
str CARONIA, s AM (sup so AM D..
Europe, Africa and West Asia via Plym-
for Great Britain, Ireland France and the
countries mentioned in notes A and B below.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg also parcel
post malls for Belgium. Luxembourg and Bel
gian Congo via Antwerp. str LAPLAND, .
AM tsup so AM y.
Italy (parcel post malls and specially hc-
dressed correspondence) Via Naples, str
AMERICA. AM.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6.
Germany Especially addressed only via
Bremen, str SIERRA NEVADA, AM.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER :.
Europe. Africa and West Asia (Syris and
Palestine must be specially addressed) via
mails for Great Britain, ireland, France and
the countries mentioned IN notes and r
below connecting dispatch for CairosEa gdad
Air Maid, ctr MAURITANIA, O AM %.
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AMERICAN MARINE WEEK
TO BE OPENED TONIGHT
Only Delegates and Guests to
Attend-PubIic Day Monday.

The formal opening OF the Second An
rual Marine Exposition and OF American
Marine Week tonight at the Grand Cen
tral Palace Will find only delegates and
specially invited guests present. Mon
day will be the first day for the recep-
tion OF the general public. C.ose to 200
exhibitors have taken space for the ex-
position.
At 80 tonight there will be an ad-
dress by Theodore Roosevelt. Assistant
Secretary of the Navy, preceded by
talk by Col. II. A. Simmons. president OF
the American Marine Association. which
IS managing the exposition. and followed
by a concert by the Todd Shipyards
Marine Band, Harold Cook, conductor.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04

IReported to the photographic office.1
Oct tS lat is 90 lon so %. passed three
logs about 10 feet long and 3 feet in diane
ter, projecting . feet out OF water. Oct II,
lat 26 80, lon 4s 30. passed a schooner. bot
tom up, projecting . feet out of water-Str
Eastern Grown.
The master OF ctr Ovid CBr) reports that
on oct ~. 1922. he saw a mast In an in
clined position. showing about 80 feet above
the water, about mile 45 deg from the red
buoy marking Half Moon Shoal. Florida
Reefs, in approximately lat "a 81 so N, Ion
81 - so W.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

promptly . indicated below the General Post once
Morton
rymafco at
pag
maupo office $ the public
sdu dslng time cio The
by time
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Wind. off the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate
north and northeast winds; weather fair
Saturday.
East Gulf-Moderate east winds; weather
fair Saturday
West C;ulf-Moderatc east and southeast
winds; weather fair Saturday.
Caribbean Sea and Wlndward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds, weather
generally fair Saturday
North of Sandy IIook-Moderate, variable
winds; weather fair Saturday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate nor.n
and northeast winds: weather fair Saturday.
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san. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER =.

America. Naples. 81 n R.....-.... Noon
Apache, Jacksonville. 90 r..
Bogota. Kingston. ~ n R.........
Cameronia, Glasgow, SO n H.. Noon
Caronia, Hamburg. 81 n R......-. Noon
Cedric, Liverpool, 60 n K...... Noon
City OF Atlanta, Savannah 81 y 500 Pm
Coour dAlene, Constanza, -
rlivn ... ......... Noon
Colon. Port au Prince, 81 R.... 500 Pm
Edith, San Juan, 81 Bklyn. ..,..-. Noon
III Alba Galveston. 30 \ r.. ....-. -
Essequibo, Valparaiso, AZ r.. il 100 PM
Gendoyle, Nuevitas, \ b.. Noon
Kennecott. San Francisco, 1S
Bklyn.. ...--.... .s-. ..-.-...
Lake winthrop. San Domingo, Y
Bklyn. n......--.s-s-- ss...ss-s-'s .NoVh
T.aplnnd Antwerp, 81 n R-....... Noon
Luna Port au Prince. II Bxlyn.... I'M
Missouri. London. 81 y R......... -
Momus, New Orleans, 40 y R.. Noon
Olympic, Southanpton, 80 N r.. 1000 AN
Orcpesa, Hamburg, AZ II. ...... 1000 AM
Philadelphia, I.aguayra, II Bklyn.. Noon
Ponce San Juan, 35 Bklyn.. Noon
President Fillmore, Bremen, Ho- -
boken. ........... -...---sss.s+. lVsvV MI
Elol. London. "A Bklyn..
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SAN MONDAY, NOVEMBER (
SAIL TUESDAY. NOVEMBER

City of Montgomery, Savannah, 81
Observation-Disclosures. 81
Comanche, Jacksonville, 80 n r..
FL Almlrante. New Orleans. oi
n I...s..s ...s...s.-.
El Sol, Galveston. ~ y R.........
kennecott, Los Angeles, rs Bklyn.
Mauretania, southampton. - y X. 10.l
Schodack. Rotterdam. = lIoboken..
Tiger. Los Angeles, ) Bkyn.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

YARMOUTH. Ms. Nov The Lurcher
lirhtship, rosumng her position off Lurcher
Shoai, in the Bay OF Fundy. tonight after
several weeks In port for repairs. lost her
anchor and entire length OF cable. The
Lurcher returned here and this evening took
on board . spare anchor and quantity Of
cable. The cable is not thought sufficient
for rnoorlng and Il Is expected she will go
TO 81 John for n new cable, which recently
arrived there from England.
New Jersey--Cold Spring 1nlet-The Light
house Service announces the following buoys
to be established about Nov Z: Channel buoy
T. third class cone. IN about fathoms OF
water, 1900 yards % deg .(truel from
hotel Cape May. Nj; channel buoy ., third
class nun. In about 4is fathoms OF water.
1900 yards 40 deg (truel from hotel, Cape
May. NJ; channel buoy ., third class cone.
in about 5is fathoms OF water, 1850 yards
22ia deg Orue) from hotel, Cape May. NJ !:
channel buoy {, third class cone, IN about
fathoms OF water. ! $50 yards 25s deg
oruo) from Coast Guard Station No iSj;
channel buoy 6, third claHs cone, In about
fathoms OF water, 1000 yards 266 deg
drue) from Coast Guard Station No 1856.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

CAPE RACE. NF. Nov 3-Barometer at
noon. 1882 inches: wind, N. strong; weather
dull and showery; temperature, AZ deg Fahr-
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Nov 3-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the seanen's Church Institute. -
South streets- dropped to-day at exact noon.
10Th meridian, or hours Glow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1870.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04

FOR sABE-New Heitershauer Bros marine
return tubular boiler. . n. by iI n. LONG
ISLAND MACHINE AND MARINE CON
sTRUCTfON CO, foot East sv., Long Island
fVtv
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Bound East,

Str svein Jarl (Nor), New York for New
London Cat 30 PM 2d).
Tug Henry Steers, with 3 bargcs.
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PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARIS on THE WORLI

Boston (generaD-Blacx Diamond Steamship
Co.
str Steel Exporter. Melting, Boston (in
transit) t)-Isthmian Steamship Co.
Schr Mary r Anderson (Br), OTner, sher-
brooke, Ms (ballast)--J r Whitney Go.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
ARRIVED.

str Carmania (Dr). Liverpool Oct 20 and
Queenstown 1Tth. 10 t1r Cunard Steamship
G., Ltd. alth SO first, e2s second cabin and
The New York herald., 1922-11-04

unlimited license and y. v. pilot license ia
opeu 20 accept engagement long sen cyperi-
enco. willing 20 invest small amount s 2oGs
Herald, Herald sq.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
SPOKEN.

Dutch calling vessel, showing LIMO (D.
bound v. oct is, lat 80 80. Ion "a 10 Cby str
Eastern King.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04
MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str HOMERIC due Nov 9 with mails from
vakia, Denmark, Egypt. France, Finland,
Germany, Great Britain. Greece, Hungary.
Italy Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway,
Poland, Portugal. Rumania. Russia, South
Africa, Spain. Sweden. Switzerland Turkey
and Yugo-Slavia. Steamer left Cherbourg
and Southampton Nov I.
The New York herald., 1922-11-04

Continued on Following Page.
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NOTE A-PARCEI. POST MAILS VIA


Of
French
andTo
tern
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4.

Bklyn.1 '............. II 90 AM
bolse~n. NJ ~...........'. .......... II 90 AM
San Pablo, Belize, IL Il R......... -
Siboney. Havana. IL u R II 100 AM
Vandyck. Rio Janelro, IA Hoboken. 400 PM
Verentis. London. II n R......... -
zacapa, Port Limon, 0 " r.. II 100 AM
SAIL MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6.
McI<eesport, Havre, /. Uoboken... -
Sierra Nevada, Bremen, 9th st. Ho-
boken ..................... Noon
Texan, san Francisco, Bush
Docks. Bklyn. n.......-............ -
West Eldara, Bordeaux, Ho-
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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Tho time given IN the above table II East
,rn standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetc Survey.
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DUE MONDAY. NOVEMBER o.
Almanac for New York November 4.

sun rises. 20 Moon rises. 0s PM
sun sets....... 80 Moon SETS. 90 AM
TIME or HIGH WATER NOVEMBER g.
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TUESDAY. NOVEMBER !.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 4.

Jamaica and Colombia, except Cauca, Ma
rlno and Magdalena Departments IHaitt
must be- specially addressed for dispatch by
this steamer) via Port au Prince, Kingston.
Cartagena and Savanilla. str BoGoTA, q
AM. 20 ai
Cuba Especially addressed only via Ha-
vana. istr SIBONEY. 8 AM ID.
Curacao and Venezuela. also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
San Juan, Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello, str PHILADELPHIA, 8 80 AM (sup
$50 AM -.
Porto Rico. st Thomas. st Croiy, Saba, st
Martins, st Eustatius, San Pedro de Macoris
and San Domingo City via San Juan, str
PONCE (sea posD. $50 AM (sup 9:30
AM -.
Peru Except Iquitos). Bolivia and Chill
(Cuba, Canal Zone and Panama must be spe-
cfally addressed) via Havana, Cristobal. Mol
lendo, africa, Iquique. Antofagasta and Val
paraiso. str ESSEQUIBO. $3.50 AM (sup o
AM -.
Costa Rica (Cuba. Canal Zone and Panama
must be specially addressed) via Havana,
Crstobal and Port Limon, str ZACAPA.
AM %.
Haiti Except prints. &c. for Cape Haiti
and Port de Paix). Canal Zone. Panama, FL
Salvador (prints. &c). Nicaragua Except
East COAST. Amapala City, Chouteca (also
prints, &c, for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and
YuSceran), In Honduras, Cauca and Narino
The New York herald., 1922-11-04

A. F. Mack, district manager OF tho
shipping Board, left for Atlantic City
yesterday for a short rest.
The Nome nugget., 1922-09-16
WALTER SHIELDS MONUMENT
 IS COMPLETED

Monuments have been placed on the grave of Walter Shields, former Division chief of the Bureau of Ed ucation who died during the flu epidemic. Both head and foot monuments have been erected.
 The head stone is rough granite shaft seven feet high and is faced with a bronze plate stating by whom the monument was erected and also enumerates the different villages under his Jurisdiction.
 The foot stone is of polished gran' ite and completes most worthy eff fort on the part of MT. Shields many white and native friends to show their affection and respect for the deceased Superintendent.
The Nome nugget., 1922-09-16
RAPID PROGRESS POWER
 HOUSE CONCRETE BASE

Thursday night the Tuba Mig, Company inaugurated double shift at the new power house plant. Two crews of fifteen men each now are at work mixing and placing the six foot concrete base for the power plant. MT. Morse expects to hava the base ready by the time the ma chinery arrives on the special carrier from San Francisco.
 To provide running water for the construction work and also for the cook house the company has run two inch pipe. reduced to one lnch before reaching the plant, from the Moonlight water line on D street to the scene of operations at the Oil plant.
The Nome nugget., 1922-09-16
PETER CARIISEN TO BE
 BURIED TOMORROW

Peter Carlsen, well known old time resident of Nome, passed away September 11th at 12:30 D. m. at the Maynard-Columbus hospital.
 MT. Carlsen had been engaged for many years in the grocery business. In the early days his place of busi- ness was on the Spit from which location he moved to the old Snake River Grocery nFirst avenue.
 Several weeks ago he was taken down with an acute attack of stom- ache trouble which developed into a well defined case of dropsy.
 Sunday afternoon at 200 p. m, his funeral will be held. Friends will meet at that time at the under takers parlor and from there pro- ceed to the Federated Church, after which interment will take place in the Belmont Point cemetery. The Pioneers of Alaska will have charge of the funeral as he was one Of it's oldest members.
The Nome nugget., 1922-09-16
FIRST DIRECT RADIO
 MESSAGE FROM FAIRBANKS

On September 12th the Nugget received the first direct radio mes sage sent from Fah ks by Capt. C. H. Burkhead. thru t,iv. newly i'm stalled amplified equipment. Capt. Rurkhead has now completed the in- stallation and but minor adjust ments are necessary to make direct transmission the rule. Completion of this station equipment will en- able Fairbanks and Nome to com- municate direct, commercially, thus obviating the retransmission from Nulato. Capt Burkhead will re- turn to Nome in the spring and in stall a new station at Point Barrow during the summer.
 We quote the message: NUGGET. NOME.
 Regards from Fairbanks. First message to Nome.
 BURKHEAD. Fairbanks, Alaska, Sept. 12. 1922.