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Ruth replied that she would
gladly remain there for a few mo-
ments. After Julia closed the door
on the outside. she hesitated for a
moment and then softly turned the
key in the lock. Then. running up
the passageway, she Joined Gray
Wolf.
A few moments later, the ships
crew and passengers were startled
by the cry that she ship was sink
ing. 1t vas reported that a leak
had sprung deep in the hold There
was tremendous excitement as the
deck hands ran about, lowering
lifeboats, pulling lifebelts down
from the overhead, and making
ready to abandon the ship.
Ruth, in Julia's cabin. heard the
excitement and tried to get out.
But the door was securely locked.
She hammered, and screamed for
help, but of no avail. Her cries
would not be head. Already water
was beginning to make its way into
the little cabin. The girl beat upon
the bulkheads-tried every means
of escape-but it was useless.
Phil had become awakened at the
first moment of excitement. Rush
ing to Ruth's cabin, he found that
it was empty. He stumbled up the
ladder to the deck, looking in vain
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were holding an earnest converse
ton with Hendrix, skipper of one
of the vessels in the harbor.
II have deposited the price you
asked for your ship in case of dam
age or loss Loomis was telling
him. How about your end of the
bargain ?'
Don't worry about that, mate. -
answered the captain I've got a
hard-boiled crew, and a friend of
mine will see that this Stanton
party and the Indian girl are de-
tanned here"
Moonlight had, indeed, disappear
ed. Taking little caution, she be-
came victim of the plot and was
forced to write note to Phil Stan
ton, requesting his presence imme-
diately. AS Phil was about TO
board the ship with his sweetheart,
the note was handed to him.
Had an accident, but nothing
serious he read. please follow
messenger, but do not tell Miss
Randolph as it would worry her.
l am all right, but need help to get
away" The note bore Moonlight's
signature.
Phil made his excuses to Ruth
and told her that he would join her
later. Following the messenger, he
entered the hallway of a dingy
looking dwelling. Hardly had he
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7 were porting over map, trying to
locate Siburo. When they found
/ It, Julia turned to her companion
and said:
They will presently pass this
ranch. / shall go with them to ST.
buro and get Gray Wolf to double
cross Lommis. We can then easily
trick the Indian, and the Golden
Pool will be yours-if you come to
my terms"
| Sheldon agreed. Looking through
the window, they saw Ruth Ran
dolph and her party approaching.
! A nod from Julia and Sheldon de-
parted. The woman then stepped
out on the porch and hailed the
travellers. Drawing Gray Wolf
aside, she whispered, II must go
with your party to Siburo. 1t will
| be to your personal interest" Gray
| Wolf hesitated for a moment and
then gave his consent.
| A week later, at wharf in San
Francisco, Loomis and Gray Wolf
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start to swim toward the ship.
With his hands manacled it seemed
hopeless task.
Ruth was frantic. SEEKING life
preseryer. she hurled it toward the
struggling man, but the distance
was too great Then. before any
one could stop her, Ruth climbed
TO the rail of the ship and dove
overheard. Loomis suddenly ap-
peared on deck, and taking in the
situation which did not seem to
please him any. ordered a boat low
cred. In the water, Ruth managed
to keep Phil afloat until the boat
reached them. In a few moments
they were both aboard the ship.
Early the next morning, the
White Rider awaited the approach
of Moonlight at Shelby Beach. The
girl finally arrived, breathless and
tired, and told him of her capture
and her escape. She also told him
that she suspected Phil and Ruth
were in grave danger.
Il have already taken steps for
their safety" he smiled. THAT
yacht Dragon has been placed at
my disposal. We will go aboard
Immediately and overtake the
Queen Esther
That night, in Julia's cabin
aboard the Queen Esther, the lady
mentioned was in close consulta-
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CHAPTER VII.

phil stanton. in the dungeon, was
working frantically to free himself
CHANGING about, his eyes fell on
the trident, leaning up against the
wall. Running over to it, he en-
deayored to cut the ropes which
hound his hands with one OF the
nointed blades. In a moment he
was free. AS the guards OF the
dungeon were aiding the treacher-
ans Gray Wolf at the Golden Pool,
the path was clear for Stanton.
Running through the passageway,
he hurried to the aid of the girl
Phn gasped at the sight which
met his eyes. The Indians of both
clans were standing with horror on
their faces, as the girl struggled to
reach safety. Phil thrust Gray
Wolf aside, and reaching the edge
III the pool reached down and drew
Ruth upwards. AS they stood in a
close embrace, the Indians of both
tribes cheered Phil Justify for his
act.
Welt" exclaimed Phil, turning
10 the crafty chieftain, what have
you got to say to this?'
Gray Wolf hesitated. "It was the
Medicine Mans dastardly scheme"
he finally said. He wanted to kill
the Princess White Eagle on the
way here. We prevented that, but
we knew not of this plot. He shall
pay for his crime"
Phil was not very much taken
with his story. However, his
thoughts were interrupted by the
answer of the two clans. Both con-
scented to grant Ruth's request and
permit her to go to the island of
Sihuro Standing Bear turned to
the girl and said. Since the tribes
have conss1ped, you must start for
Siburo tomorrow. l will remain
here
The next morning. Ruth, Phil.
Leomis, Gray Wolf, Crouching Mole
and Moonlight all rode through the
pivcted rock and left the Golden
Canyon behind them. Moonlight
rode a short distance behind the
little cavalcade. As they reached
a bend in the road. the White Rider
appeared. Unseen by the others,
he approached Moonlight and whis-
pered. Il will wait for news from
you at Shelby Beach. near Frisco. ~
The Indian girl nodded assent and
galloped of to rejoin the others.
Meanwhile. at the ranch house,
Julia Wells and Frank Sheldon
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GOOD LUCK
MARGARINE

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The New York herald., 1922-09-30
TRANSPAClFIC MAILS.

The connecting mails close at the General
Post Office and City Hall Post Office. New
York, at G PM, as follows:
Japan, Corea. China. Siberia. French Indo-
China, Netherlsnds East Indies. Straits Set
Elements and 81 Philippine Islands via Van.
couver and Victoria. BIC; also parcel post
mails for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF
Tahiti. Marqussas. Cook Islands. Nsw
also parcel post mails for Society Islands.
Cook Islands, New Zealand and Australia
str MAUNGANUI. Oct /.
Hawaii q via San Pedro, CAL str CITY
New Zealand via San francisco: also par
Gel post mails for New Zealand. str
WAIHEMO, Oct 3.
Japan. corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
Elements and a. Philippine Islands Via
Seattle: also parcel post mails for Japan.
Corca, China, Siam, French Indo-China and
Straits Settlements, ctr PRESIDENT MADI-
SON. Oct 0 (').
sOrdinary tunregistered) letters mailed up
TO PM the next day will, provided there Is
no delay in the overland transit, reach Seat
tie in time for connection with the steamer
mentioned.
Supplementary mails accepted on pier.
parcel post.
Mails of the following dates, Manila Aug
20. Canton Sept 6, Hong Kong 7th, Shanghai
9Th, Moukden 18th and Yokohama 18th,
which arrived per str Empress OF Asia, were
dispatched east from Seattle on Sept 20 and
are due In New York on the morning OF Sat-
urday, Sept 80.
Mails OF the following dates. Singapore Aug
81. Manila Sept 8. Canton 9Th, Hong Kong
eth, Shanghai 10th and Yokohama 18th,
which arrived per str President Madison.
y and are due IN New York on the morning
of Monday, Oct =.
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ARRIVED.

u S transport Cambria, Colon, TO ihc L 8
Army Transport Service, with passengers.
malls and mdse. Went 70 pier =. Army Baso,
SIR Reliance. Hamburg Sept 10. Plymouth
Goth and Chcrbourv .lst. 70 the United
American Lines. with sol first, .69 second
cabin and 3si third class passengers. mails
and mdse. Went to pier s6, North River.
STR Chicago err. Ifavre Sept 70. TO tho
Compaglis Generate Transatlantique, With
81 cabin and third class passengers and
mdic Went 10 pier ~ North River.
str Cody, Cardiff Sept ~. 70 Lyaes Bros
with s.s01 tons Of coal. Went TO pier 80.
East River.
Str Idaho CBr). Hul Sept o and Antwerp
18th. TO the Elierman's Wilson Line, with
mdse.
str Csiisto (Dutcli). Hamburg sept H. 20
the United American Lines, with mdsc.
Went TO pier SO. North River.
Genoa 25th. Naples 2ath. catania 3lat, Mes.
sim Sept aud Boston asth, to Peirco Bros.
with mdse. Went 70 pier Z. Bush Docks,
Brooklyn.
~, 10 g y Mallory & Go. with mdsc. Wen.
10 pier q Army Base. Brooklyn.
str Coffc Castle tHtj reira AUG 10. Dur )
ban i5ti. Cape Town .ist and 81 Ninccn ,
CIV. Sept Il, 20 Fsrbcr q Go, With mds \.
Wen 70 New York Dock Co.'S pier 3s,
sir Fiastcrn Glade. Beira Aug 10. Durham
26th. Port Elizabeth 10Th and Cape Town
Sept !. 20 g y Mallory 4 90, With 10 pas
sengers mails and nidsc. Went TO pier 8.
Army Base, brooklyn
Str City Of DunkiYk CRD. Calcutta Aug &.
Colombo 18Th, Perrin 23d. Port Said goth,
Oran Sept 9, Boston 2}d and Baltimore 9th,
10 Norton. Lilly & Co. With mdse. Went to
pier 10, Clifton, 81
str cyclops (Br,, Hanlow July n, Shan
hal 18th, keelung s1st, Hong Kong 25th.
Manila 3fst, SINGAPORE Aug 10, Penang I'm.
Colombo goth. Port Said Sept and Boston
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
SAILED.

strs aIodiy Cxor) wabsna. NJ, coclieda.
Baltimore: Nindeggcn tNor,. Antofaessta.
sc: Crawford. Tampa Stavangerfjord tNo-)
Bergen; DlriEo, Port Arthur: Trondhjens-
ford (Nori. Montreal: Banan (Nor), SAN
tiago: Parma (Brl. st Thomas. &c: Robert
u Hopkins, Port Lobos: Nennonla tBr). !.
Montreal; JOIN u Rockefeller, Baton Rouge !;
Jefferson. Norfolk; Swiftsure. Tampico
Cemma tBr,, Havana: Alpine Range tBr).
sydney. CB: Roma tFr,, Horta, &c. via
Providence: Princess May tBD. Kingston; !;
stra Lake c;ilboa. wilmington ard Bruins
wick: Tanano. San Juan.
schr Margaret Spencer Kilkenny, Ga.
steam yacht Thctis.
Tugs virglnian, towing . harees tpassed
out Sandy Hook at fo;t4 ANY Bermuda.
towing lido at = $50 AM Mary G McNslly.
towing tdo At io.51 AND; Eastern. towing
. tai c.a PMt.
. Sailed roth. strs Bornloim DAM. Quebec /;
Panaman, San Francisco: I'll Ofiente, Gal
weston: Earalt fDuich1. Cape Haiti, &C I;
Latte Tcrnwood Santiago.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
freduced TO sea le,er a. New York or
F-.day, sept 20. fpaa. at 3 AM. az reported
hy tie United States Weather Bureau, WAS
inirty aud tyenty-six h,ndredtis t3o.2 26l
inches This closely approximates seven iiun-
drcd and sxty-clKht and six-tentn (16s 6)
miiinneters. Captains OF all vessels NOW lying
In or near tie ports OF New York and Brook
lyn csr advantageously use the above official
data for observing whether their own ba-
rometers require any considerable correction
or adjustment.
overcast. light sea; visibility. ~ miles.
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Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALMERIA. Sept 25-sailed. str Belvcdcre
dtan, New York.
Sailed astli str Meii.a CBr). Montreal via
Southampton.
AvoNMoU,rH. Sept ns-Arrivcd. str Hoxis.
Baltimore.
Arrived c9th, str concordia cBr). Montreal.
Sailed 18th. strs Bannack drom Glasgow. 4.
hey West; 29th. DonaN tBr). do.
BANES. Sept 21-Arrived. ctr Naravi (Br)
Preston.
BARBADOS. sept e3--Arrived, schr Giant
BARCELONA, Sept al-Arrived str Flo
rindo tsp), New York; Montscrrat (sp), do.
18th. West Chatala. Savannah.
Sailed I'D, strs Cabo Nillano tSp)s New
York. Esd, Canadian Hunter CBrl, Montreal.
BARRY. Sept 2s-saiied. strs onds GtaD
BoRpEAuX sept s'os asArriyeS A a str eTs wsr
worth lBrl. New Orleans.
BOMBAY. Sept 21--Arrlved. str City o.
Sgn7 gBREMEN,, IN Sept Sept as-Arrived. str Yorcp
BUENos AIRES. sept es-saned. s,rs
Western World. New York: Highland Prince
CARDIFF; Sept i5-saned, str Leopold
l. n tBr). Boston.
! CARTAGENA, Sept 2e-sailed previously
schr Edna NJ Mcknight. Port Tampa.
CHAPARRA, Sept 2s-Arriyed. str Berlin
cHARL LoTTETowN. rEr. Sept as--Ar.
rived, str Canadian Sapper tBrl. Montreal.
CtIERBOUECi, Sept o9--Sailed, l AM str
Saxoris G;rl, New York.
I CoNSrANzA. Sept ii--Arrivcd, str Saga
porack. New York.
CRIsTOBAL. Sept 2s-Arrived. strs Beren.
gar tBrl. San Francisco for Hull; Seattle
Maru tJsp). from Euenos Aires for San
Pedro.
Sailed 2sth. airs sixaoia, Cartagena; Car
tago. Tela; San Gil tBr). Porn Limon tat.
| ter 17th).
sailed asth, str Chattanooga City. New
York and Boston.
Sailed csth. strs Carriage, New Orleans
Metapan, New York: Turrialha. New Or
leans Melville Dollar (fron San Pedro)
| New York. Sabine Sun tfrom San Pedro)
! Philadelphia.
DARTMOUTH. sept ep--Arrlved. str Black
heath fBr). Portland Me-
/ DUNEDIN, sept 26--Sailed. str CANADIAN
Victor tBr). Boston. Nt.c.
| EAST LONDON. Sept 2s-Arrived. str Fan
\ tee fBrl. Montreal.
4 Sailed asth. str Oakwin tRrl. from New
4 Yotl for Port Natal.
FALMOUTH. Sept as-ssilcd, str William
4 Penn, New York.
FowEY. sept e7--ssled. str George I
\ Allen, Baltimore.
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By the Radio Corporation of
America.

A {, Bedford IS Sand Key 18th.
Bristol IS Sw Block Island 10th.
Byron ID Benson 25s WNW Dry Tortusas
Canadian Fisher lat 20 oe. lon "a 40. csth.
Carrillo 2Ig Ambrose / 10th.
Cha rles Il Harwood $50 S Ambrose l. v 18th.
Chester Sun $50 Sw Diamond Shoal Goth.
City OF Atlanta 230 SSw Scotland l. v 10Th.
Cold IIarbor 613 S Delaware Breakwater
Crawford . $ Ambrose 1. 2eth.
Dean Emery lS5 w by ) Sand Key 18th:
Edward I. poheny % y Diamond oSl Shoai 10Th.
El orientc ~. Hntteras 23th.
Feitorc ~ diamond shoal 2sih.
Fillmore 10 S Cape Henry 2eth
Frederic Ewing ISL ENE Tampico ostb.
George {; Henry $50 NE Tampico 2sth.
George Washington. 2,a,9 II Ambrose v
10th.
e;ulfmaid ~ ovcrfalls 4 V cath.
Guitprince 100 ; Diamond shoal .sth.
o;ulfstar 1906 M Jupiter .sth.
C;ulftrade 60 T. sand Key 2sth.
Harold Walker 80 y Jupiter .sth.
IIelee a. N Baracoa 2Sth.
Herbert !. Pratt 80 Diamond shoai .eth.
J a Moffctt. Jr. 1887 from San Pedro
J NJ Guffey left Philadelphia PM asth.
katrine Luckenbach $40 Scotland l. V 18th
Lena Luckenhach 1888 S Scotland i 2sth
NJ y Elliott Is " Sand Key 2sth.
Macahi left Preston 2 PM csth.
Matinicock GOO r. Cape May Goth.
Melrore passed Cape Cod 29th
Michigan passed Cape cod IN 2sth.
Nddesex ~ NE Winter Quarter 10th.
Mraflores IL $ Bird Rock 2sth.
Mount Clay 2ai v Ambrose T. v Goth.
Mundaic fpt s Ambrose T. v @o;h.
MuskeRon iai v Ambrose 10Th.
Narcissrs .eo miles f.S deg from Cape
Ta~n 2s'h.
Newton 22 r Cape Henry Goth.
Otncs SOS : diamond Shoal asth.
Drrniesie rs SW Winter Quarter Goth.
rrsar - Bennett "Ji ENE Tampico osth
Psm " Harvond a56 Sw Diamond shoal
anths
rerng,hania 7s1 y Ambrose |. v onth.
Philadelphia nfs $ Scotland T. osth.
Robin ASnir en2 Ambrose u v "sth.
Rochester ~ y Diamond Shoal 2nth.
ST Mary1 SsT n Colon osth.
Sahalc t.S7s " by \ Cane Henry 2sth.
santa Rnrcio aJn 81 Of Bermuda 2sth.
Santa Isabel IL Overfails 20th
Sherman 713 y Colon 2Sth.
sunewco t4I Ambrose l. V Goth.
sunoi cc0 s cverfnlis Z, v cnih.
Tiger 200 s Nantucket 7, cotlt
Vacuum 3sT FSr Galveston csth.
victolite 100 Nantucket l. V 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
EASTERN PORTS WOULD
SLASH RATES TO BONE
Plan to Force Pacific Lines to
Raise Oriental Tariff.

Steamship lines operating out.of At
lantic ports for the Far East afe pre-
pared to slash rates to the bone unless
the transpacific operators come to an
Immediate agreement to maintain rates
on higher level than that recently
reached during a period of cutthroat
warfare, it was learned after an emer-
gency meeting yesterday Of the Far East
Conference.
The unprecedentedly low transpa cific
rates have been drawing freight to Port
lard. Seattle, San Francisco and nearby
ports from Chicago and points East.
which normally are covered by the oper-
ators from Atlantic ports. A hint that
the Atlantic lines had reached the limit
of their tolerance OF the Pacific rate
situation was sent by wire to the coast
last night. The New York committee OF
representative transpacific lines was in
session in the afternoon. The local
body has only advisory powers.
Meetings of the Pacific lines have
been taking place for several days at
Portland. Ore. in an effort to organize
conference under the cash forfeit plan
OF guaranteeing fixed tariffs, but inter-
port jealousy and other causes of dis
sensions have prevented an agreement.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
LAID UP FLEET COST
CUT MILLION YEARLY
Sheedy Announces System of
Unified Control for
Idle Vessels.

Savings of 100000 year In the cost
laid UP fleet are expected from a sys-
tenn OF unified control recently estab-
lished. it was announced yesterday by
Joseph Z. Sheedy. vice-president OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, in charge
of operations. The payroll alone.
through the elimination Of superfluous
men in uniform" has been cut from
monthly average of $3.50 ship to
81 800, or a yearly reduction for the
entire fleet from $2.5Oo,ooo to 100000.
A survey of % per cent. of the ves-
sells. Mr.. Sheedy said, showed a saving
of $4,000 year in cost of materials. or
an indicated saving of nearly half
million for the entire fleet.
A committee in Washington now has
full charge of the laid UP fleet, taking
over the functions formerly exercised
by the various district offices of the
board On il are Capt. c. S. Bookwalter.
chairman; Col. r. A. McCabe of the
operating department, and Capt Cum
Minis, formerly fleet manager at Nor
folk.
Mr.. Sheedy is supervising the selec-
ton of two Shipping Board operators
AZ New 1ork, VINO are 10 Try out the
new system of handling repairs on Gov
eminent craft. whereby the agent will
have full charge of the preparation of
specifications, the asking OF bids and
the allotment of contracts, up to a limit
of 5000 for freighters and $4,000 for
passenger ships. IN agent at Balti-
more. one on the Gulf and two on the
Pacific coast also will be chosen for
the experiment. Formerly repair mat
ters were beyond the discretion of the
operators.
Mr.. Sheedv said that by Monday an
announcement of fixed monthly allow
ances for deck and engine stores will
be made, and with that his program for
the revision of the managing agent
agreement so as to increase the re-
sponeibility of the agent and give him
a chance to show his ability as an
operator will be complete except for
the working out of details.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30

27th. to the Booth Line. with mdss. Went TO
foot Of SD street. Brooklyn.
Str % ssryian ot PRINCE sBr, Rosssic saiS Aug :.
video cath, Santos sist, Victoria Sept 4.
Bahia 7th and Trinidad 18th. TO Furness.
Witty Co. with mdse. Went to pier 4.
Str Ebro tBr). Valparaiso Sept .. Antota-
gasta 10Th. Iauique i2th. africa 18th. Mol
Havana 25th. to sanderson 4 Son. with 81
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to pier
str willfaro. Tacoma, &c. Via Philadelphia
and Baltimore. TO the Williams steamship
Co. with mdse. Arrived 2sth and went TO
pier IS. Brooklyn
o1st. Dominica and st Croix 23d and ST
Thomas cath, to the Clyde Steamship Co,
with IL passengers. mails and mdse.
Brighton and Port Spain 2tst and Grenada
22d. to Furness, Witty Co. with 90 pas
sengers, mails and mdse; Went~to New York
Str Agwisun, Port Lobos. to the New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. Went to
Reein.s dry dock. ., 5roeklyn:a aa.a ;. -.
American Petroleum and Transport Co. with
crude oil. Anchored off Tompkinsvills.
Manson sr ns: S Ssp r. 70 ns
gers. mails and mdse. Went 70 Pier ., East
Str Str Ell M,mao, Galveston Sep. as. 10 the
Southern Pacific co. with nadse. Went to
pie 81. North River.
Str Concho, Galveston Sept %. to the NAL
Iory Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdse.
str Aryan. Port Arthur.
Str Franklin Houston. to the Galena Navt-
cation Co, with mdse. Went to Bayway. NJ.
Str e. Lago, New Orleans. TO the Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse. Went TO pier 81.
North River.
Str City Of Montgomery. Savannah. to the
Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier Sc, North River.
Str Shawmut, Tampa. TO the Clyde Steam
ship Co, with mdee. Went to Warner. NJ.
Str Jonancy Norfolk. to the Pocahontas
Fuel Co, with coal. Anchored off Rikers
island.
Str NJ & J Tracy. Norfolk.
Str Virginia Limited. Richmond, to the
Richmond and New York Steamship Co, with
mdse. Went to pier z. North River.
Str rawnee. Baltimore to the Clyde Steam
ship Co. with mdse. Went TO pier A. North
River.
Str Bayonns. Philadelphia. TO the Vacuum
Oil Co. with oil. Went 70 Bayonne. Nj.
Str Clan Kennedy (Br), Philadelphia, 20
the Barber Steamship Go. Went to Robins's
dry dock, Brooklyn.
Str Maple. Philadeiphia.. to the Halschaw
stes smship Lines, with mdse. Went to pier
II, East River.
Str Davanger fNor). Maurer, Nj. TO Fur
ness, Withy Co. Anchored off Tompkins-
vile.
Str Anna Maersk DAM. Murray Bay. CB.
Sept %. to Jsbrandtsen Molier l. Co. with
wood pulp. Went TO foot of 57th street,
Brooklyn.
Str Hovland (Nor). Montreal.
Tug Minnie, towing bargeS.
Tug Paoii, towing barRes.
The New York herald., 1922-09-30
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 fol-
lowing stations:
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Company, Inc, New York
city (WCG); East Hampton,
L. I. (WSA); East Moriches,
L. /. (WSE), and New London,
Conn. (WST). The United States
Public Health Service will also
give free medical advice through
these stations.
Radio Corporation of America.
Marion. Mass. (WcC); Cape
Cod, Chatham, Mass. (WIM);
Siasconset, Mass. (WSC); New
London, Conn. (WLC); New
York city (WNY). and Cape
May. N. ]. (WCY). In CO.
operation with the Seaman's
Church Institute Of New York
and the United States Public
Health Service the Radio Cor
poration Of America furnishes
free medical advice to ships at
sea.