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The New York herald., 1922-11-24
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Mapretanla lSD, southampton for-New
York, Il expected 70 dock at pier o. North
River, about noon Friday.
Str Reliance, Hamburg for New YORK, Is
expected 70 reach Quarantine ABOUT = IN
Friday and dock at pier e5, North River
probably Saturday morning.
Str George Washington. Bremen for New
York, Is expected TO dock al pier =. Ho-
boken, late Friday afternoon.
Str Taormina (Ital), Naples for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier o'. North River
Friday afternoon. n
York. Is expected 10 arrive In Quarantine
late Saturday and dock at 5th street. Ho-
boken, probably Sunday morning.
Str La Savoie (Fr), Havre for New YORK
is expected to dock at pier 81, North River
about noon Monday.
STR Cedric (BD. Liverpool for New York
about 6 PM Sunday.
Str Conte Rosso QtaD. Naples for New
York. Is expected TO dock at pier 30, North
Str President Polk, New York for London
was in lat 30 90. Ion "a o5 at noon 22d.
Str Guglielmo Peirce utaD, Naples ior
New York. is expected to arrive "Wednesday
and dock at pier 4. Bush Docks.
Str Matura (Br). Trinidad for New York
is expected to dock at pier "a BROOKLYN
Str Moro Castle. Havana for New York,
Is expected to dock at pier 10, Brooklyn
late Saturday or early Sunday
Is expected 10 arrive at Boston Saturday
morning. VIII arrive at New York about
Wednesday.
Str Albania (B). Liverpool for Boston. e
expected to reach Boston Saturday and
dock at New York probably Monday morn
ing.
Str Krooniand, Antwerp for New York. is
expected TO arrive In Quarantine late Sunday
and dock at pier 81. North River. probably
Monday morning.
Str Sahale, from Middiesbrough for Bos-
ton. s57 miles e of Nantucket lightship
at noon 22d: reports heavy gales: making
little hesdway.
STR wekika. from Liverpool. expects to
reach Boston Friday
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
FAR EAST CONFERENCE
MAY READJUST RATES
Steamship Lines to Be Repre-
sented at Meeting To-day.

Important readjustments OF ocean
freight rates to the Far East may be
worked out to-day at a special meeting
between members of the Atlantic Far
East Conference Of steamship lines and
the New York committee of the Trans
pacific Conference. The question of
rates to be charged on similar cargoes
shipped from Pacific and Atlantic ports
has been the subject of negotiation be-
tween the competing interests, and an
agreement is said now to be imminent
Operators from New York, il Is
known, have thought that rates from
Pacific ports on certain commoditie Q
we're too low. and we're therefore at
tracing freight from inland territory
usually served by the Atlantic lines.
During the progress of the transpacifie
rate war that RACED for most OF the
year up TO recently. this situation was
particularly acute, and rendered the
maintenance OF remunerative rates out
OF Atlantic ports virtually impossible.
With the reconstruction OF the Trans
pacific Conference last month. a new
tariff was adopted embodying some ad-
vances In the going rates. but on some
commodities. IL Is felt here, further adj
vances should be effected. The alterna-
tive is a drastic cut In Atlantic Far
East rates. which none of the local lines
~ willing to consider except as a last
resort
The difficulty faced by the Trans
pacific Conference where rate advances
are concerned is that II is working
merely under a. gentleman's agreement,
and the higher rates are the more in
centive there is to cut them secretly
10 obtain cargoes and for outside ele-
rents TO enter the trade. The Atlantic
On q "a G n
forfeits of $4,000 to guarantee their ad-
herence TO conference tariffs.
Freight movement to the Far East
has shown a moderate Improvement OF
late. after a bad slump, and trade re-
ports from authoritative sources are to
the effect that business in the Orient,
and especially in China. is entering a
period of brisk activity that will mean
large cargoes for steamship lines.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
CLEARED.

Str Bercensfjord (Nor) Bull. Bergen.
Stavanger and chrstiania (generaD-Nor-
SIR Barracoo OBJ, Nelson. Teneriffe, Las
Palmas. sc (seneral) India steam
ship Co.
Sir Manhattan Island. Barnes. piraeus.
port Steamship Co.
Str Polycarp (Brl. Jones, Para. Ceara.
&c tgeneral) Booth & Co.
Str Steel Exporter. Melting. vancouver
via Los Angeles, sc. and Panama Canal
genera D-rsthmian Steamship Co.
Str Munardan (Br). jacobson. Manati'
Puc.to Paure. SC tgeneralJ J-Munson steam
Str sagua, Port. San Juan, Ponce. &c
(generaD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Astrea (Dutch), Leeman, Cape Hsiti'
Port de Paix. &cf tgeneraD-funch' Euye &
SIR Port Antonio tNor). Tellefsen. Santiago.
Kingston, sc lgeneral United Fruit 90.
Str ST Mary (Br). Pescod. sanqago.
Str Venus II (Nor). Johansen. Santiago
Naval Station, &c (generaD-New YORK anu
Cuba Mall steamship Co.,
Str Monterey McInnis. Havana. Progreso.
SC (generaD New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co.
str Berlin tDap) c1aln yintlns: New orieA''1
Str Ell Siglo. Ander on. NV orleans 1seh-
eraD-southern Pa fife Co ,,,a,,s
Str City OF Everett, Crowley, Ferpandlna'
Str Lenape. Kemble, Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD--Clyde Steamship co.
str Silvia (Br. Mitchell. Halifax ana 81
Johns General --Bowring & CO. Nn f,.,.
lasD-New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Str Tartar Prince (Br). St. John (frona
Belra). Philadelphia (residue) -furhess'
Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

MORO Castle left Havana 22d-
Mount Clinton I .469 E Ambrose l. V 23d
Nitonian $50 r Boston 22d.
Nordamerika passed Five Fathon
AM 23d.
Norfolk 2s wsW Block Island 23d-
Norma so2 S Scotland l. 23d.
Ontario II SW 23d.
Orleans 90s from Balboa 22d.
Ormes 20 SW Cape May 22d.
Ormidale Shinnecock 23d.
Pan America lat 53 0o. Ion 80 IL 22d.
Preside Mt Adams i.652 z Ambrose / 23d
President Garfield 2I5 + Ambrose I. " 23d
Qusntico "a SW Brigantine Buoy 23d.
Rernus $50 f. Cape Henry 23d.
Roanoke so SIC Mona Island 22d.
San Bias passeo Cape Maysi. bound fol
Boston. 22d.
San Juan sos Sc South Pass ed.
StroInbus 40 Nantucket l. V 23d.
Vulcan City 10 SW Nantucket l. V 23d.
.Wekika 242 T. 30 ton 2J
West Eicasco 3l2 Z Ambrose L. 23d.
West Hematite 230 ENE Bermuda Esd.
West Lashaway 245 ESE Ambrose I. Esd
West Norranus 1890 w Bishop Rock 23d.
Western Scout 7U7 Il Ambrose .2d.
Westport 1856 " Ambrose j. Esd.
William Penn ,4i6 New York I'D.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
ARRIVED.

str Nervisr (B.ig), Antwerp Oct 81, 20 the
Lloyd Royal Beige. with mdss. Went 20 pier
str Nigaristsn CBr). Busrsh Oct 8, Musca,
20th. Alden 25th, Port Said 3fet and Algiers
Nov 9. 60 James W Eiweil Co. with mdse.
Went TO New York Dock Cos pier 8. Brook
SIR Havana Maru tJap). Manila. Hong
Kong. &C, via San Francisco, to Barber
stssmsnlp Go. With rndse; "a
lonbia iath. Santa Marta t5th, Cristobal
18th and Kingston 18th. to the United Fruit
Go. with 80 passensera, mails and mdse
str Reaper. Port Lobos Nov -, 20 tho
Texas Co. with crude OIL Went to Bergen
str vistuis tpanr,. Tanpico Nov IL and
Port Lobos 18th. 10 Robert L Hague, in bal
lat. Went 10 pier 9, Constable Hook. NJ.
Str Vacuum. Tampico. 70 tbs Vacuum on
Str Runs tNor) Port Antonio Nov 10 and
Bsracoa ioth, 70 the Atlantic Fruit Co, with
mdee. Went TO pier 20. East River.
Str Hvfdehsvet CDan). Havana. Glen
fuesos and Guantanamo.
str comsnche. Jscksonviile and Cnsrieston
70 the Clyde Steamship Go. with passengers
ard mdes. Went 20 pier 81. North River
oFy ssgsso ne pe r,S nSV a. 20 ss ns ss
miSe. Went 20 pier 80, North River
Str Jefferson, Norfoks 20 tho Old Domin-
ion rrgn.pcr'ation % with & psrssnsers ,,is and
Str Byisyi, Norfolk.
str Rapiian (Br). Philadelphia, "a Fur
neer, withy S Co. Went TO New York DOCK
Co.'S pier 90. Brooklyn. f
Str Santa Theresa (Br). Philadelphia. "a
the American and Cuban Steamship Co.
Went to Perth An1boy.
S.r steci Worker. Boston. to the Hrthrisn
Htesnchip Co, In ballast. Went 20 Kearny.
Nj.
Str X I Luokensseh. Boston. TO tns Luck
enbach stesmship Co. with mdee. went TO
foot OF 55th strest. Brooklyn.
Motor ship 1syvuna Hniisfs,yAsss 4 -
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office. New
York. at Pm, as follows
Hawaii %, Hong Kong. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East indies, Straits Set
Elements, Brunei, Malay States. North Bor-
neo. Sarnwak and specially addressed cor
Francisco: ,:e also , parcel post mails for Japan.
Co-ea. China. Siam, French Indo-China,
Brunei. Labuan. Malay States. North Bor-
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. Nov "a.
SONIA. Nov %.
dresatd cniy) via Seattle. str TYNDAREUs.
Nov "a.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
Elements. Brunei. Malay States, North Bor-
neo, Sarawak and Philippine Islands Cd via
Vancouver and Victoria, BIC; aI,o parcel
spost mails for Shanghai City. str EMPRESS
OF ASIA, Nov IS 90.
Hawaii (t) and specially addressed cor
respondence for Japan, Corea and China n via
Tahiti. Marque~as. COX Islarde. New zea-
land and Australia via San Francisco: also
parcel post mails for Society Islanda Cook
ADD TRANs-PAC MAILS
Japan, cores, China; Siberia. sa., French Trs1sa
Straits Settlements: Brunei. Malay States.
Nr"ah Borneo Sarawa ar" = P'iNpni 9
Islands via Seattle. also parcel post malls
Indo- China, Straits Settlements, Brunei,
Labuan. Malay States, North Borneo and
Sarawak str PRESIDENT JEFFERSON,
Dec (o.
| .Ordinary (unrcgistered) letters mailed UP
| 20 S PM the next day will. provided there is
no delay IN the overland traneit. reach Seat
| tie in time for connection with the, steamer
mentioned.
Supplementary mails accepted on pier.
| tai classes OF mall, including domestic
! parcel post.
| -
! "a, Canton Nov 1, Hong Kong I'd. Shanghai
! 4th,. Moukden 7th and Yokohama lith. which
| arrived per str Empress of Asia, were die.
| pasched East from Seattle Nov Fl and
are due IN New York on the morning oi
| Saturday. Nov 25.
| MALL OF the following dates, Singapore Oct
| &c, Manila 29th Canton 3l~t. Hong Kons
| Nov ., Shanghai 5th and Yokohama i1th
which arrived per SIR President Jefferson
! were dispatched East from Seattle on Nov
| % and are due in New York on the morn
| .ny OF Monday, Nov 81.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
BOARD KEEPS OFF
INTERCOAST TRADE
Refuses Offers to Charter
Ships for Service Through
Panama Canal.

The Shipping Board has refused sew
craI offers or late TO charter ships Tor
the intercuz-sS, trade through the Pan
anna Canal, II was Learned yesterday
The board has been the target for
drunfire Of protest from the American
Steamship Owners Association against
the oreration of four Government ships
by the Nawsco Lines In the Atlantic
Pacific route. and is unwilling'to brook
further criticism.
The owners took the position that
Government competition in the territorial
trade OF the United Statessefrom which
foreign ships are barred by law, could
not be justihed. The partial agreement
of the board with this contention has
been one OF the factors leading to the
employment of close to a million tons OF
privately owned American shipping In
the intercoastal trade.
Cargo offerings. especially OF lumber
from the Pacific coast. have been so
large in the last few weeks that vir.
,ually every available vessel has been
put into operation by Its owners or
chartered to one OF the regular cp-
orators. Hardly an American vessel ex-
cept those too small for use in the inter-
coastal route or out of repair or owned
by the Government Is now without en-
ploymeut. and the decision of the Gar
land Steamship Company to throw It's
entire fleet into the Atlantic-Pacific run
caused no surprise yesterday when II
was made known TO the shipping trade
When plans of the Green Star Steamship
Corporation for reorganization are COM
pleted it is expected that eight more
large freighters will be added to the In
tercoastal feet.
Under stress OF the serni-rnonopolistic
position of American shipowners in the
intercoastal trade time charter rates
and lumber rates from the Pacific have
shown marked frmness, though II is q
question whether the boom will endure
after the ending OF the movement OF
canned goods. due in a month or two.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Absecon 80 sW Block Island 2Sd.
Agwihavre passed Diamond Shoai z3d.
Alfonzo XII 40 SE Ambrose L Esd.
Anaconda tiI f Ambrose l. 23d
Arapahoe IS Diamond Shoal 22d.
Aryan 10 NE jupiter 22d.
Bibbco 2.2sS Sc Ambrose l. v ed.
Boswell POI S New York 22d.
Bremerton S94 ENE Cape Henry c3t.
Chickasaw 2.2ai + 81 Johns 23d.
City OF Augusta 80 ENE Fire Island 2Sd.
Crawford 385 W Bishop Rock 23d.
Cretan 80 SW Fire Island 23d.
Collamer 1918 Sc Ambrose l. V 2Sd.
Comanche 2e6 S Scotland l. 22d.
cretan 80 Sw Fire Island 23d.
Eastern Guide 2s5 from Ambrose Il V Esd.
Ecuador left Havana midnight 2cd.
r'~ofi~id I27 FSE D'am31S sal 23d.
Effna lat SO 80 n, Ion 6s 81 W 23d.
Eooene off Vineyard Sound T. 2Sd.
Gen " G Gorgas 563 " Cristobai 2od.
Guiflight left New York 23d PM for Port
sulfstsrt14s NE jupiter a2d.
Hancock County 65 ; bv w Ponce ed.
Henry y Whiton 30 Sw Hatteras oSd.
Henry Mallory 2it : Scotland l. V esd.
Huron left Sama for Puerto Plata at ): go
PM 22d.
rerrcy City 40 S Ambrose l. V Esd.
Krooniand .i30 Il Ambrose l. 23d.
Lake Winthrop sos Sc Scotland l. v I'D
Mexico loft Progreso . AM 23d.
Mexicano passed Nantucket l. y:35 An
23d.
Minnokahda <27 w Bishop Rock s3d.
Montauk ! ,2Is vNW Balboa c2d.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The dry docking OF the White Star
liner Majestic at Boston, including the
replacement OF her propellers cost about
$4,000. 1t is reported. Capt c. A.
Bartlett. experimenting engineer of
the White Star Line. who returned
from supervising the job yesterday. said
that II had been carried out with nd
unirabie dispatch as a result OF the In
telligent cooperation OF the naval
authorities at the yard.
Fl. c. Cantelow, general Pacific coast
agent FOR the Luckenbach Line. at
tended a general executive meeting and
discussion of plans yesterday In the
Luckenbach offices. He came on from
the coast especially for this purpose.
O. NJ. Clough. secretary OF the stand
ing committee on the managing agent
agreement, returned yesterday from
Washington, where he attended the
first meeting OF the newly organized
committee on voyage supplies which
includes representatives OF both the
agents and the Shipping Board.
Marked firnness in transatlantic
grain rates again featured the charter
market yesterday
Inc bethlehem steer corporation mas
denied that II ordered two 2o.Oo0 ton
ore carriers from German builders, as
stated In cabled advices. These ships
arc being built for a Danish shipping
firm which has n contract with the
Bethlehem company for the transpor-
tation of ore from Chile over a period
of years. The correct report was car
ried some months ago by THE New
YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
By the Radio Corporation OF
America.

Distance given In miles: position at noon
unless otherwise spec.fied-1
Archer 400 e Ambrose l. V Esd.
Braeholm 100 Sc Cape May 22d.
Byron y Benson All WNW Balboa 22d.
G A Garfield 135 N Diamond Shoal 23
Camden 223 L Tampico 22d.
Carenco $50 e by S Ambrose l. Esd.
Cerro Ebano POI Il Tampico I'D.
Charles { Haiwood 2o0 f Tampico 22d.
clontarf 1873 EsE Ambrose L I'D
Conte Rosso expects arrive New York earls
Dean Emery 4se NE rampico 22d
Dixie Arrow POO S San Francisco 22d.
r Kemp 90 Sc Galveston 22d.
Bedford 53 n Diamond Shoel 23d.
Edgenill ~assed In Delaware Breakwater
S.66 AM Esd.
Ei Airnrante 50 n Diamond shoal.2sd.
Ell Captain $50 ssE Ambrose l. 23d.
El Elsiero 30 n Diamond shoal Esd;
Elisha Fl lt'vit walker s2s 3 Tsmpico ed.
Eocene left New York AS Pm 22d.
F @ Barstow 20s r Tampico 22d.
George ] { G e Henry 100 90 Diamond shoal esd.
Gulfmaid 90 SW Diamond shoal 2ad.
Gulfoll 1s1 y Jupiter 22d.
CulfqLeen 125 Barnegat Esd.
Gulf OF Mexico pas ed Sand Key 22d.
Hampden. NV Cape Henry Esd.
Harry Luckenbech 2e9 ambrose 1 ao y 2sd.
A Moffett. Jr. 205 S Ambrose L Y 2Sd.
NJ Guffey PASSED Overfalls l. " 2Sd:
John d Rockefeller $50 Boston L 22d.
Jonancy 80 SSW Ambrose l. V 23d.
Jo eph VI Cudahy 260 w Key West 22d.
Kennecott / .s15 San Pedro PM 22d.
Lchigh 2S5 Overfalls l. V 23d.
Ligonier 1S1 S Delaware Breakwatcr 23d.
F Elliott 2o4 sSW Bermuda 22d.
Mexico lat IL. Ion 81 o2d.
Mount Clinton 759 Ambrose 1. V 22d.
Munmotor NV Winter Quarter 23d.
Munplace 133 Ambrose L Esd.
Munsomo passed Cape Henry 23d.
New Jersey 46s ENE Abaco 22d.
Norman Bridge 22s Tamplco 22d.
Pan America lat 5 90. lon ~ 10.
Penobscot Is sW by 5 Brigantine shoal Sd.
Philadelphia i60 Scotland l. Esd. %
Porto Rico left San Juan PM 22d for New
York.
President Roosevelt 1900 Ambrose L v
22d.
Reliance 4af e Ambrose L V 23d
Remus $50 L Cape Henry Esd.
Robert Dollar 10 Sc Canaveral 2od
Sabine Sun 7c0 5 Overfalls L v Esd.
Samuel l. Fuller 5s Sc Sabine bar 22d.
sansle $3.50 Nantucket l. V I'D.
San Franeisee scS Z 70 N NE cs6e Henry 2Sd
Socony and barge 81 so E Sand Key 2od,
SOlana io4 + Tempico 22d.
sudbury 443 from Balboa ed. -
Suruga 1854 Hatteras Esd. e
Swiftarrow l43 Sw Diamond shoal 22d.
Swiftlight $50 S Sandy Hook 23d.
swift.ure passed American Reef. Fla, sod.
T J Williams 2,032 r New York 22d.
Tiger 2.3s5 Los Angeles PM 22d.
TOGO sol Z rampico 22d.
Toluma l2e s Ambrose ], V 23d.
Topdalsfjord lat 80 Ion 90 80 23d.
transportation 3 SW Fire island ed.
vestri~ 223 SsE Ambrose L v 22d.
" Keene off Handkerchief L V Esd.
W II Tilford ~ NE Palm Beach 22d.
Wabash 225 s Cape Henry ed.
Walter Jennings 465 wsw Sand Key I'D.
West Campgaw 1i6 z Gsspe 22d.
West Harshaw 1000 ENE Hatterss ed.
West Isleta is sw Fire Island Esd.
West Point t35 L Ambrose L V Esd.
VIM Bcyre Tnompeon IL r Alligator 2ad.
VIM G. Warden 20 Jupiter 22d.
Yankee Arrow 80 z Sabine ed.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
sATURpAY. NOyEMpER rs.

Europe, Africa and West Asia tMadeira
and Gibraltar must be specially addressed
via Cherbourg and Southampton: also parcel
post mails for Great Britain, ireland. France
and the countries mentioned in notes "A and
B oelow. str MAJESTIC. AN tsup .
AM -.
Belgium and Luxeniourg Especially ad-
dressed only) via Antwerp: also parcel post
malls for BELGIUM. Luxembourg and Belgian
Congo. str, ICELAND. p;3o AM
Great Britain, ireland, Germany. South
Africa. Cape Verde Islands and Sierra Leone
(other countries must be specially addressed)
via Queenstown and Liverpool: also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. Ireland and
the countries mentioned in note A below. str
BALTIC. AM (sup 80 AM D..
Norway. Sweden. Denmark and Finland
via Gothenburg (mail must be specially ad-
dressed; al~o parcel post mails for Sweden.
str STOCKHOLM. 80 AM (sup AM -.
Madeira ard Gibraltar Qtaly. Greece and
Yugo- Slavic must be specially addressed)
via Funchai. Gibraltar. Naples. Patras and
Gravosa also parcel post mails for Glib
saltar. Italy, Greece and Yugo-Slavia, str
SCYTHIA. 9:30 AN.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
SMITH OFF FOR TEN DAY REST.

Governor-eiect Smith left yesterday for
a ten days rest at an Eastern watering
place. He was accompanied by John
y. Gllchrist and william IL Todd. the
shirbuilder.
Virtual certainty that Mr.. Smith
would not go 20 French Lick Springs.
where Mayor Hyian holds the ear Of
Charles r. Murphy, led 20 questioning
IN political circles whether the Tam.
many boss might not soon appear at
the Smith camp.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Once
mail
is
rymaipo the to
OF mall
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
EQUITY RECEIVER APPOINTED

Frederick NJ r. Pearse, formerly
United States Attorney at Newark. was
appointed equity receiver for the Ma
tional ship Service Corporation by Judge
Rodins yesterday IN the United States
District Court at Newark. He gave a
bond Of S76. 600. The suit against the
corporation was brought by William A.
Carew OF Bayonne. who has a claim OF
ss.s0O. The liabilities. OF tho concern
are ssid to exceed $4,000
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

tinique, ct Lucia and Barbados, str MAR
TINIQUE. II 80 AM (sup ~ 80 pM).~
Ha;tl Except prints, &c. for Cape Haiti
Salvador (prlnts. &ch Nicaragua (except
East Cosst). Amapala City. Choluteca (also
prints. &C, for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and
Yuscaran) In Honduras, Cauca and Narino
Departments OF Colombia and Ecuador
(oth-r PARTS OF Honduras must be specially
addreseed) via Port au Prince and 'Crtsto-
bal. ctr PANAMA (sea post). II 80 AM (sup
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

Vacuum OIL Co. with oil. Went TO Bayonns..
Schr Nancy Hanks. New London. to A
Elliot q Co Went 10 Perth Amboy
Tug Mary G. McNally, towing : oarses
(off Highlands 2:i5 PM.
Tug Pocahontss. towing barge (passed
Highlands 20 AM, bound E).
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

DROPPING oF TIME RALL..

NEW YORK. Nov 2s-The time ball above
tho Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the ssamen'e Church institute. %
South street, dropped to-day at s1act noon,
sctn rssfSdiAo. or hours siav Of Grssnwicd
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
FTIpAY. NoyEMBER "a.

Norway via Bergen; also parcel post rnaile
for Norway. str BERGENSFJORD. 80 AM
(sup AM -.
Canary Islands and Senegal tother parts OF
West Africa must be specially addressedl }
via Tenerlfse, Las Palmas. Dakar. Bath
urst. Bissao. Freetown. Sherbro. Monrovia.
Cape Palmas. Grand Bassam. Seccondee and
Accra also parcel post malls for Balearlc
Islands, Canary Islands, Ceuta. Melilla. Tan
gier IN Morocco and Liberia. str EARRA-
COO s AM
The New York herald., 1922-11-24

The time given in the above tabla 10 East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetio Survey.
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORL

(at AND; Plymouth. with 8 Cat rs PA1)
Augustine. with (at i:i5 PM).
Steam lighters The Howard Co Cat
AND; A ID McGiil at 2;45 PM).
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, NOV. g. 1922

mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
aG20
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
,Tr A-pARCEl.l rosr NAILS VIA
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a.

SAIL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER "a.
Apache. Jacksonville. So " R...... Noon
3arracoo. West Africa. 3oth ct,
Bklyn .....................
Bergensfjord. Bergen. 3oth ct.
Bkiyn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Noon
Byzantine, Havre, 2 Hoboken...... -
Port Antonio, Kingston. o ~ r.. Noon
Sa-coxic, Bordeaux. 2 Hoboken.... -
Sortehayet. Cienfueeos. II Bkiyn.. -
Vague. Port au Prince. ~ r.. Pm
SAIL SATURDAY., NOVEMBER .5.
Hoboken ................... 100 PM
Baltic, Liverpool. 80 y R......... Noon
n .e... .............+...... 500 PM
Comanche, Jacksonville, SO n r.. Noon
Cornelia San Juan, "a Bkiyn...... Noon
Denis. Para, 33d ST, Bkiyn......... PM
Floridian. San Francisco, Bush
Docks. Bklyn. n.................... -
The New York herald., 1922-11-24
DUE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is.

Archer. Hamburg 10th. Barber Lines
Bethore. Colon t6th. ..:......:.....ore SO 90
Canadian Victor. Auckland 18TH.
wliford a Mckay
CsYsnco. Naples 50th. ..........J u Mallory
city OF Fairoury, Client 3fst.. .Lykss Bros
Marpe Ma,po csa'is nnon Havana aas.'..w.ra grs
Noordarn, Rotterdam iSth....... .Hoilant-Am
Reliance, Southampton i6ti..... United Am
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

abo. - ''-'' -o
Finland
Laha
Turkey
Aires str AMERICAN LEGION
from sssun France. e @
%
land
tor
Abina Alden tnludi
Europe
Territory
Laos and
spanirD
Reunion
(Consanunooe and
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Lincoln Land. Campbellton, NB, for
New York. with lumber. to Stetson. Cutler
& Redman.
schr Chas G Lister, st John. NIB, for
New York. with lumber. TO Leary Reid ;
vessel to Emory, Sexton Co.
Tugs Battler, with barges (at 6. AND /;
Reichert Bros, with derrick Cat :45 PM) [;
socony 4. with barges Cat :2a PM ;
Fred It lSellers, with 8 cat :25 PM).
Motor lighter Worthington Cat Z AND.
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Bound East.

schr Helena, New York for Nantucket.
Schr Northcllffe (Br). Elizabethport for
st Johns. NIB.
schr Erwin J Luce, Port Reading for. Ad-
Olson, Me.
schr Scott Hankinson (Br). Fort Kead-
ing for Weymouth. Ms.
Tugs OwengJ McWilliams. with parges
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Sun rises.... So Noon rises..ii so AN
sun sets ....... 80 Moon sets. 10 20 PM