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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
SAYS DIGEST SIGHTED
CHURCH PEOPLE IN POLL
Anderson Gives Figures Based
on Reports of 377 Pastors.

w. II. Anderson, state superintendent
Of tho Antl-Saloon League. said yester-
day in a statement to THE NEW YoRK
HERALD that he has no Intention of
raising and spending large sums 10 in
fuence the election this fall. but that
IL might require "a long time, much
effort and the expenditure of 100000
to $250,000 in this State alone 10 over
come the effect or the dishonest use
that has been made Of the Literary
Digest poll unless we can get hold Of
and put out some facts which we are
confident exist that fundamentally dis
credit IT,"
Mr.. Anderson asserted that reports Of
377 pastors Of churches show that only
1880 adults of voting age out Of
29.364 In their churches actually re-
ccived Literary Digest ballots. or only
81 per cent, whereas 1871 Is the per-
centage OF the electorate of the State
that received ballots. according to the
publication making the poll. Had that
been the case, Anderson states. 1858
church people would have received ball
lots instead Of 1850 lie states also
that only ia per cent. of the church
going voters with telephones of the
whole 1917 per cent. OF the electorate
claimed BY the Literary Digest received
ballots, and only 1S.6 per cent. OF the
claimed total Of telephone subscribers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
SAILED.

strs Alcinous (Br). Penang via Norfolk;
Orleans. San Francisco via Philadelphia:
Wray castle (Br), Yokohama via Phiia del
phia, Bayonne lmotor), Philadelphia; Pipe
stone County. Philadelphia, Anglo-Chlcan
Cbr), Cardiff; Jonancy. Norfolk William
Rockefeller Port Lobos: Mauretanla Obj,
Southampton; Eastern Tempest, Hull Via 81
John, NIB Davanger tNorl, Perth Amboy;
Michael Tracy. :. Norfolk Lenape. Jackson
Vile; Katrina Euckenbacn. Los Angeles. &C;
SanEamon, Constantinople: Providence tFr,
Marseilles via Boston; Mayaro tBr), Gren.
ada, &c: I'll Captain, Galveston: Breiz lzel
(rr). Baltimore: Basam. Londonderry Via
Philadelphia: City of ST Louis. Savannah.
Strs Javary, Georgetown. SC; Feltore. Dat
auiri Henrik Lund (Nor). Newfoundland;
Liberty, Hsvre.
Sailed 18th. s,rs $ u Hunt Philadelphia;
Malmen (Sw;. Baltimore: Hilarius Obj:
Montevldec and Buenos Aires: City Of
Lahore (Br). Calcutta Alden Maru (Jap).
Tampa: Gulfstar, Port Arthur.
The corrected reading of the barometer
freduced to sea leyeD ut New York or
Tuesday. Sept %, f922. at AN. as re-
ported by the United States Weather bureau
was thirty and forty-eight hundredths
(30.sS) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and seventy four and two
tenths (I7i.2) millmeters. Captains OF 81!
vessols now lying In or near the ports OF
Ntv York and Brooklyn can advantageously
the above official data for observing
whether their own barometerH require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook PM. Sw. IS miles;
clear: light sea: visibility, IL miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
CLEARED.

Str President Adams, Pendlebury, Queens
town. Plymouth. Cherbourg and London
(general) States Lines.
str Balsam, Gateiy Londonderry. Belfast,
&c. via Philadelphia (general)-Moore, Nc
Cormack Co.
Str villemoes Iceland. Bjoinson. Reyk-
javik tgeneraD-Bennett. Hvoslef G. Co.
Str Seydlitz (Ger), Rehm. Bremen tgen-
crab North German Lloyd.
Str Innoko, Barbe. Antwerp tgeneraD-
Black Diamond Steamship Co.
Str Liberty. Nordskog, Havre and Dunkirk
(generai) -Cosmopollta Shipping Co.
Str Colombo 0taD, Romara, Naples and
Genoa (gener al) --Navigazione Generate TIA
Llama.
Str woodfleld CBr). Dyason, Manila.
Shanghai aud Hong Kong via Norfolk and
Panama Canal (generalD -Houlder, Weir
Boyd.
Str Raifusu Maru Jap). Fukagawa, yo-
kohama. Kobe via Galveston tgeneraD-liar-
riss, Magll e. Co.
str Edward l. Doheny. Larsen, Tampico
(general) -Euasteca Petroleum Co.
Str Soberang (Nor). Vedo, Vera Cruz and
Tampico (generaD-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Commodore Rollins tNorl. Egeland.
Port Antonio (ballastl -Atlantic Fruit Co.
str Normannia DAM. Blum. Nassau
(generaD --Munson Steamship Line.
Str Fort St George (Br). Mckenzie. Ham
ilton. Bermuda (general)-F'urness. Witty
Str Alaveno (Br), steerc. Galveston (bai-
last) -Sanderson & Son.
Str III Captain. Forggessen, Galveston
(generaD -Southern Pacific co.
Str Henry u Mallory, Bsrstow, Galveston
via Key West tgeneral Mallory. Steamship
Co.
Str VIM q Warden, Lake, Texas City
tbaliasU n l. Hague.
Str Lenape. Kemble. Charleston and Jack
sonville (generai) clyde Steamship Co.
Str Henrik Luad tNcr. Steffensen, Dog
Bay Nj Cwatar ballMsfi-A ! Morris.
Str Norwak Nf0aeii. boston general
Eastern steamship Corporation.
Aux schr sauAnSi Brown, Nassau, MP
tballastD--MeStc
schr stewart r Saiior tErl, Salter, PARIS
boro NS fballRsiB ~-HeNton a Bryant
Tug Gypsum King. Hinduism. spencers Isl
and, NS (ballastD-J l. Whitney Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
ArPRAIsAI.s OF ESTATES.

JACOBS. ABRAHAM r. tSeptember ~.
ig2D--Ciross estate. Stss .034, net. sf3T, 4g5 .
consisting Of cash. sts,o2l; misceilansous,
Si,426, and securities tiiT,Si5s divided
equally among two brothers ana ono sister.
Samuel H. Jacobs. 80 Broad street. cxecu-
tor.
CUTTER, a. GERTRUDE april .. 1910
Gross estate, 81, 2l3.is2, net, sgiG, 029; con-
sisting OF real estate. 1871 900; cash.
p9,i42, miscellaneous. sii.i52; mortgages,
&C., 81 083 ,0l0. also an interest ia tho
estate OF Henry r. Cutter. not taxable,
amounting 10 s842. oTa. The Hospital for
Determines and Joint Diseases Il reslduary
leEatec to the amount or s7p6. 704. Rola-
tives OF the testatrix receive leEacies 81
81 900 each. George Ramsey. 800 ocean
avenue. Brooklyn, executor
MCCARTHY. HAHCLAN ". v. Iauunry is.
1927 --t;ross estate. sio2.93O net. Saa. iis J..
consisting Of cash, Sg0.75i. miscellaneous.
81 $50. and securities. So. 500 The widow.
May Mccarthy, i0I East Elshticth street.
Is sole beneficiary aud cNecutriv.
ADELAIDE &. december ~.
ip2t)--tiross estate. SSos .233. net, x25a. III (.
consisting ~ cash. Sa.in mortgages and
bonds, Ss7,inT. and securities. S2ii .GtS,
divided equally amcng five friends Of tho
festatriN. Farmers Loan ana Trust Cofu-
psuy. ~ william street, executor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
NEW FRESHMEN SET
PRINCETON RECORD
All But 28 Candidates Are Adj
mitted Without Any
Condition.
CAMPUS WORK DELAYED
President Hibben PAYS Honor
to Faculty Members Who
Died Recently.
CAMPUS WORK DELAYED

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERAtD
PRINCETON, Sept. 26.-Princeton Uni
versity opened its 10th year to-day
at any previous time. or 54S candl-
dates admitted to the freshman class
$40 entered without a single condition
and except in the most unusual cases
no candidate has been admitted with
moro than one condition in any study.
About fifty more will be admitted. It is
expected.
More than one thousand candidates
sought admission TO the freshman class.
Four hundred VIII have TO be turned
away. OF the 600 applicants for trans
fer from other colleges and universities
the authorities found il possible to ac-
cept only 70. Last year 127 transfer
students were admitted.
Opening exercises this afternoon were
held in Alexander Hall. President John
Grier 'Hibben congratulated the enter
ing class on the fact that its scholastic
standards are so far In advance OF those
Oh any Glass III previous years.
President Hibben eulogized three
Princeton men who died during the sum-
mer vacation. Alfred J. Mayer. lecturer
In the department Of biology and marine
explorer; Capt. John Fine OF the class of
1910, son OF Prof II. 3. Fine, dean
of the department OF science, and Prof.
Howard Crosby Butler. director of the
school of architecture, master in resi-
dence at the graduate college and direc-
tor OF five archaeological expeditions to
the Near East. three TO Syria and two to
Sardis.
Undergraduates returning to-day found
little change in the numerous buildings
under construction on the campus. This
was due to a strike In the trades indus
tries last summer. The Pyne Dormitory.
dedicated last spring, IS housing about
10 students. but the other two dormi-
tories, which were TO be ready for oc-
cupancy at midyear examinations, will
not be completed until a year hence.
Little work has been done on the
Baker Memorial Rink. but 1t is ex-
pected that the ice skating stadium will
be ready for the opening Of the hockey
season. Finishing touches are lacking
on the new faculty homes near the
graduate college. but number OF in
structors families have taken their
residence there. The Mccormick ART
Building Is nearing completion.
At the faculty meeting which followed
the opening ceremonies Prof Radcliffe
Heermance was appointed director Of
admissions.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
Birkenhead 96 SSW Hatteras Goth.
Bristol % SW Block Island Goth.
RYlaVl 10 NE Barnegaf 2dth

Birkenlead e6 ssw Hatteras Goth.
Bristol % SW Block Island Goth.
Bylayl 10 NE Barnegat Goth.
Capulin 2T0 Nantucket I. Goth.
Caracas 527 Sc Ambrose l. v 25th.
Clarence passed Fourteen Foot Bank IL 80
PM goth.
City or Augusta 81 sw by w Gay Head 26th
City Of Erie miles off Erie Pa bound Buff
falo AM 28th.
Coahoma County 1JS II by y y Cape
Henry 26th.
Cody oio 10 Ambrose /. 25th.
Dixie Arrow 2l0 Brenton Reef goth.
East Side s63 J. Ambrose l. Goth.
Ecuador 800 s New York o5th.
Elisha Walker 49, S Ambrose 7 Goth.
III Mundo 1873 WNW Tortugas 18th.
Esparta 10 N Diamond Shoa 26tli
Il III Hillman 625 3 Fhila 25th PM.
Franklin X Lane 80 SW Nantucket l. Goth.
Federal 20 WNW Tortusas 25th.
Firmore 1856 Diamond Shoal 25ti.
George Washington 1000 II Ambrose l. V
9th
Gulf Maid 80 wNw Tor,usas 2oth.
] a Moffett Jr l55 WNW Tortugas a5th.
J Pew 200 Diamond shoal 25th
John Rockefeller I2s n Jupiter 2oth.
Jonancy so NE Barnegat o6th.
J. ] Drake 90 WSW Tortugas 25th.
Lake Strymon 1893 NNE Hatteras Goth.
Malmen passed Winter Quarter 26th
Manaqui s44 S Nantucket l. 18th.
Margaret Dollar 100 Diamond Shoal 26th.
Maraval 1885 SSE Ambrose l. 25th
Melrose 30 w Cape Sable 2oth.
Menominee by u Barnegat 26th.
Montgomery City 400 Il Cape Cha ries 26th.
Montrolite 90 Sc Nantucket l. 20th.
Muskogee 012 ENE Diamond shoal 26th.
Narcssus $50 miles 113 deg from Cape
Sable 26th
Nivose 191 L Ambrose !. V Goth.
Orleans N Barnegat 26th.
Panama 232 S Scotland l. V Goth.
Pennsylvania 30 Il Cape Hatteras Goth.
Pioneer lat by w Ambrose l. 18th.
President Monroe 1903 u Ambrose l. Goth.
Reliance 1880 Il Ambrose l. Goth.
Robert r. Hopkins f12 S Ambrose l. v Goth.
Santa Teresa 66S n Colon 25th
Seattle Spirit $50 Nantucket l. 25th.
Shooters Island 1llS Il Ambrose l. 10th.
Silver Shell SO w Sand Key 25th.
Standa rd 10 w Sand Key 23th
Swift Eagle 1876 n Hatteras 26th.
Tecumseh 1900 Nantucket l. 26th.
West Hobomac 800 Il Hatteras Goth.
w III Doheny 200 n Jupiter 18th.
w II Tilford 1os NE Hatteras Goth.
Willpolo 80 " Cape May 25th.
Zulia left La Guayra PM 2Jth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
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. J. (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. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
AMERICAN PORTS.
Thy Telegraph

ASTORIA, ore, sept 25-Arrivcd, ctr Yo-
shida Maru Jap. Portland Ore, for Japan.
Arrived Goth. str West catanace. Portland.
BELLINGHAN, Wash, Sept 25-Arrlved,
schr Robert r Hind. San Francisco.
BOSTON Mass. Sept 26-Arrived. strs Alb
eecon. Norfolk; IL w Sinclair. Baltimore
ormidsie. Norfolk; Suffolk. Newport News;
Agwimex, Port Lobos: Melrose, Sydney
IIampden. Norfolk: Corsica. do; Transports
ton. do; cutter Tampa, Bath. Me; schr
Laura q Marion OBr), Bcllveau Cove.
Arrived 26th. strs Erie MHru tJap), HUI.
Eng. Pinemore (BD, Glasgow Transports
ton. Norfolk
Cleared 2sth. str Ontario. Philadelphia;
schr Flora NJ tBrl. Parrsboro.
Sailed 25th. I'M. tugs Germantown, rhila-
delphia; Plymouth. Salem.
Sailed 26th, strs Prince ARTHUR (Brl. Var
mouth. Ms; City q Augusta, Savannah dat
ter 25th) Sadie Mac tBr). II Pierre MID,
via North Sydney: Rubans tBr). Texas City,
Middlesex. Norfolk: coaxet. New York;
Camden. do: CITY Of Columbus. Savannah /.
y } Luckenbach, Philadelphia and Pacific
coast ports; Gloucester, Norfolk and BaitI-
more: VI r Dimock, New York: Mobile City,
Philadelphia; william a McKenney, New
York and Pacific coast ports. schrs Nellie ]
pie VI Preblc. Camden. Me ito haul ouD ;
Gold Hunter, Maine port John Bracewcll
from Parrsboro), New Haven.
sailed 26th, sire Idomcneus (Br). New
York. Dundrennan (Br), Philadelphia: Ma
yari (Br), Banes and Preston via New
York: Norfolk, Norfolk.
OUTSIDE ltEnland Ighf 10Th. PM tug
Lenape. from Philadelphia. towing barges
Pottsdam for Portland. pennypack for Au-
gusta and Pickering for Brcwer.--Wnd Mt
Highland Light, NV, 10 miles clear. smooth
sea.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept c6-Arrived. strs
Margaret. Boca Grande: vlidfugl (Nor).
Port Maria: City OF Duntir; tBrl, Bos'o I:
penolvcr u'r). rio Janciro; Pawnee. New
York.
Sailed GOTH s'rs Manhattan (Br), Antwerp
aud Rotterdam Via Norfolk: Trewidden (Br),
Key West
BRUNSWICK, Ga. Sept ce.-Arrivod, str
Bolivian uip, lioston. barge Tittsbufgh.
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FOREIGN FORTS.

BERMUDA. Sept fs--ArrIved. strs Cara
auet tBr), ST John and Halifax land called
18th for Barbados, &c): schr John Paricr
(Br), Trinidad; I'D, str Canadian Fisher
tBr) Montreal.
HALIFAX. sept 2t-Sailed. schr Vincent \
White tBr), Nassau.
MANATT, Sept 2iArrived, str Nordehayet
(Dan), Antila.
MONTREAL, Sept 2i-sailcd, strs Man
chester Spinner tBr). Hull; Flint tNorl.
Point (Br), Hull: Canadian Sapper (Br), 81
Johns.
NEWCASTLE, NIB. Sept 23-Arrived. schr
Frances Elkin (Br), New York.
Cleared oist, str Gaute tNor), Queens
town: schr James William tBr). Philadel-
phla.
NUEvITAS, Sept fa--Arrived. str Niels I
Finsen DAM, Caibarien, &c.
Sailed 22d. str Phonix (Dan). Savannah.
PORT MARIA, Sept 22-Sailed, str Anda-
lusa CSw), Halifax.
WALTON. Ms. Sept 2o-sailed. schr Mabel
Frye, Norfolk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Ctr America, Bremen for New York, Is eS-
pected TO dock at pier 4. Iioboken. Saturday
forenoon.
str. Lafayette (F'r). Havre for New York.
IL expected 70 dock at pier 81. North River,
at $3.50 AM Wednesday.
Str Homeric tBr), Southampton for New
York, IS expected to dock at pier 80, North
River, about PM Wednesday.
Str Mongolia. Hamburg for New York. Is
expected to dock at pier 30, North River.
about PM Wednesday.
Str Thcmistoces tGresk), Piraeus for New
York. is expected TO dock at the New York
Dock Co.'S. pier so. Brooklyn, about Pm
Wednesday.
Str wuerttemocrg tGer). Hamburg for
New York. Is expected to dock at pier Sc.
North River. Thursday forenoon.
Str Reliance. Hamburg for New York, Is
expected to dock at pier 80, North River.
Friday forenoon.
Str Estonia DAM. Idbau. SC. for Now
York. IL expected TO dock at pier .. Bush
Docks, Brooklyn. about AM Wednesday.
str Sierra Nevada (Cer), Bremen for New
York. IL expected 10 dock al foot OF 9th
street, Ifoboken. Thursday forenoon.
Str Eastern Glade. Cape Town for New
York. is expected 20 reach Quarantine about
midnight Thursday and dock Friday morning
mt pier 3 Army Base. Brooklyn.
STR gbro (Br), Valparaiso. &C. for New
York. ~ expected 10 dock at pier a., North
River. Thursday forenoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc.

distance given In miles; position a. noon
unless otherwise specifled.l
Abescon ; SIC Handkerchief T. v 25th.
Bessemer City 600 Nantucket r. 26th.
City OF Lahore left n Y Pm for India.
Glare 493 $ Scotland l. v 25th.
Currier 1913 ~ Diamond Shoal l. v Goth
u I Bedford 1879 s Scotland l. 25th.
Eastern Tempest passed out Ambrose L v
1885 PM 26th.
East Side lat Al ~. Ion 20 ~. goth.
Jsstonia 6t1 Il Ambrose /. " 25th.
Franklin Lane 80 SW Nantucket l. v 2Bth.
Gedanla 06 NE Hatteras goth.
Grecian ~ NE Rarnegat 28th
Gulf Prince left Providence 8 90 AN Goth.
Hampden 80 WSW Gay Head goth.
Huron 4Os $ Scotland ], v 25th.
M Guffey 2 SW Cape Henlopen Goth.
Kroonland OH u Ambrose l. V 25th.
Liberty 1Gt Sc Ambrose l. 26th.
Major Wheeler 600 " Cape Henry 28th.
Munarro due Antilia Cuba PM 9th.
Pipestone County II & Scotland l. v Goth.
Ponce 562 s Ambrose l. v 25th.
Cufstconck % w Diamond Shoal goth.
Riverdaie fpi II Ambrose l. 28th.
Saeandasa 200 SIC Cape Sable Goth.
Sagua 7S1 Scotland l. v 26th.
san Pablo 35T Nantucket T. v 26th.
'rhcrnlstocIes 500 Il SANDY Hook I PM 2Jth
Transportation 10 by Block Island 25th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
SULLIVAN HELD GUILTY
IN HEISTAND SHOOTING
Woman Turns States EUi-
dence at White Plains Trial.

Mrs. Ella Briggs. accused Of being
implicated with Roy Sullivan in robbing
and shooting a. w. Heistand at White
Plains last June 10. turned States evil
dence In the westchaster County Court
at White Plains yesterday She adj
mitted that she asked Heistand - take
her home, and said she walked with him
10 the Hamilton avenue bridge. where
Sullivan held him up
Mrs. Briggs told the jury that she IS
tho mother Of seven children. but de-
serted her husband and family IN Chit
cago four years ago and went 10 live
with sullivan. Ho hypnotlze1 her. she
said sullivan declared that Mrs. Briggs
had framed him. 70 get rid Of him. but
after celebrating thirty minutes the
jury found him guilty Of robbery n the
first degree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27


SIton New Work. Il
HONOLULU, sept is-Arrivcd. strs City OF
los Angeles San Pedro: 18Th MAXWELL
Tacoma 2ist. Manoa, san Francisco.
sailed afst, str Matsonia, San Francisco.
JACKSONVILLE Fla Sept 2f-Arrived
strs sundanre. Tampa Lake siryrnon, Bos-
ton a.
Sailed cfst. cir Yeiful<u Nraru (Jap). Ant
werp. Sc. tug North American, Port Arthur,
towing barge ia
KETcuTKAN sent fT-Gaiied bark Anne
comyn (fron Manila Sept fD. sydney.
NSW.
MAyACITrZ pm. Sen, le-satied ar
sarniand t~or) san Domingo: schr uarhcl.
Mobile
MOBILE Ala sent fg-ArrlveS slve Lake
Treba. gaRua. steel Mariner New Orleans
Arrived e3d. ar Nelson, New orleans for
Havana land proceadodD
NORFOLK. ia. sent a4~salled. air Juan
tNor1 Kingsfon
po~cE. IN. SOP, fi-Saned .chrs a /,
Coats raytnan prac. fsth Sfct oan t'tan
ffir, Turks Ieiand
PORT ARTHrrR Tax sen, 2i-Arrivad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BERMUDA, Sept 2c.-Tha following vessels
were DANA ed In ST Georges harbor during a
very severe hurricane yesterday and to-day !:
Bark Cailao dragged anchor and went
ashore on a bar In 81 Georges Harbor; was
floated this morning
Tug Baidrock dragged her anchor and IL
seriously ashore on bar, with her stern
completely submerged; win have to be
llghtcned before she can he floated.
Tug Alphonsa Racine dragged her anchor
damaged badly.
J Various other small craft completely do
stroyed.
LONDON. Sept oG--Ssr Storm King from
Rotterdam for New York, II returning to
the English Channel with machinery out Of
order.
Str Golden Gate tNor). from Barry Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
DECLARES EUROPE IS
TCO POOR TO FIGHT
Prof. Hodges Calls Debts
Costly Peace Insurance.

Europe Is not too proud, but too poor
70 Tight" declared Charles Hodges,
assistant professor Of foreign trade at
New York University in luncheon talk
before the Columbus Circle Lions Club
yesterday in the Hotel Marie Antoinctte.
1.-THE burden OF staggering national
debts-the economic hangover OF the
great warts costly but effective peace
insurance. 1t Is a policy 80 to speak,
underwrtten ny the 1900, 100000 OF
dollars owed America by the European
Powers. But II cannot be depended upon
TO maintain more or less general peace
in the Old World much longer.
There can be no recovery the length
and breadth of the Old World until the
interest Of the United States IN Europe )
dangers becomes a business proposition.
If II creditor expects to get his invest
meut back from badly embarrassed con-
Germs. be they corporations or countries.
he must participate actively in the re-
organization"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
Winds of the Atlantic Coast.

Hatterns 10 Florida Straits. East Gulf
Moderate 10 fresh snsterly winds; weather
partly cloudy "Wednesday.
West Guly-Cscntle "a moderate eastorly
winds: weather fair Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Wludward Passage
Moderate caateriy windsfcAcept variable over
extreme south portion: partly cloudy weather
Wednesday.
North OF Sandy Hook--Moderato 70 fresh
westerly winds: weather fair.
Sandy Hook "a Hhtteras-Gentlo to mod
crate, variable winds; weather fair Wednes-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27
Bound East.

schr Mary Duff tBr). New York for
Halifax, Ms.
schr Annie Mitchell. New York for
Stonington, Me.
schr Laforrest L Simmons. New York for
Taunton.
Schr Beret ]. New York for Nantucket.
Schr John Schmults, New York for Provi-
dence.
Schr Triton. Port Liberty for Calais. Me.
Schr Charles II Klinck, Perth Amboy for
Portland.
schr Charles Lister, South Amboy for
Nantucket.
tucket.
Tugs Toiler. with 8 barges Cat 1 :45 PND ;
Socony No 2, light Cat 80 PM.
Tug Storm King. New York for Windsor,
Ms. with barges Glooscap (Br). Hamburg
(Br) and Samuel w Fancher Cat 1880 PM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-27

New York, IS anchored near Barry Island
with steering gear disabled.
Str Tilthorn (Nor). from Manila for New
York, Ia ashore near Manila.
Schr Alice May Davenport has arrived at
Bermuda leaking. The Davenport was last
juan
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Sept 26-Str Lam
castrian aBr), from Middlesbrough with a
cargo of coal. want aground while a. anchor
off immigration station at Gloucester. NJ: :
floated Pm 25th without assistance and Is
NOW at anchor.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ASIA CE'r). from Constantinople 10th for
New York.
New York.
GIuLIo CEsARE GtaD, from Genoa Goth
for New York
PRESIDENT M'KINLEY, from Shanghai
25th Tor Seattle
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AMERICAN PORTS.

CAFE COP CANAL, Mass. Sept 2t~passed !,
tug EuRene Hughes, towing barge Moore
Mack 40 ., Eoston for Fall River.
EUREKA, Cal, Sept 20--Arriycd, str west
Islip, Saa Francisco
FAIL RIVER, Mass Sept 22--sailed, ctr
swiftwind, Smiths Bluff.
GALVESTON, Tor. Sent fo--Arrived, etrr
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ASK cLEMEScEAu no SPEAK.

Tho Brooklyn Chamber or Commerce.
Represented by Grant y. Scott. acting
executive secretary, has cabled Georges
Clcmenccau All invitation TO address tho
members * the Chamber during his
visit to the United states. N is under
stood Clemenceau has not set decided
upon his platform appearances and viii
not until he reaches New York city.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, M. Sept 26--Barometer at
noon. 1858 inches: WIND. NV: weather.
showefy; temperature. 81 deg Fair.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON, Sept 26--Capt Allen of str CAM
den. from New York, reports gas buoy No
3. westerly entrance Buzzards Bay, Cape
Cod Canal, extlnguished for several days;
Lighthouse Inspection has been informed.