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The New York herald., 1922-06-01
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Apache 81 Diamond Shoals 31st.
Arizonan 1710 Il Ambrose l. V 30th.
Alaguash 740 ENE Bermuda 30th.
Balzac 200 Sc Nantucket l. 31st.
Collingsworth lat - 10, Ion so 10 Both.
Cornela 523 N San Juan 30th.
City of Eureka 2I3 T. Ambrose l. 31st.
Consort $40 from Ambrose l. 3lst (from
Eastern Gross 14s e by N Cape Henry 0
PM 31st
Edith GIL Sc Ambrose l. 30th.
Eastern Breeze lat AZ 2s. ion 40 4S 30th
E.dgehil 1039 l. Ambrose l. V Both.
Finland 1.T91 Z Ambrose l. v 3oth..
George Washington 1888 L Ambrose l. 31st.
Gargoyle 767 Z by n Cape Henlopen 3lst for
Hanover $40 f Ambrose l. 31st.
Helen passed Cape May 80 PM 31st.
Jean 90 NE Barnegat gas buoy 3lst.
Margaret 90 w Aguadilla Both
Mcntserrat left San Juan i Pm JOth Tor
Havana.
Manhattan Island 972 L Ambrose l. 30th.
Merrimack 1S Diamond Shoal 31st.
Minnesotan 800 Z Cristoba 30th.
Mohawk 800 S Scotland l. V 3lst.
Mayaro LIZA SSW Cape Henry 30th.
Mohawk 800 S Scotland L 3ist.
Ontario 2S SW Fire Island 31st.
President Arthur .005 T. Ambrose L 3oth.
San Lorenzo 1.1SS Scotland l. V PM
30th.
Dorchester - SW Fire Island 3lSt.
Susquehanna 543 T. Ambrose l. V 3lst.
| Saccarappa $50 from Charleston (no date).
RoclSaway Park lat 45 SO, lon 80 p 3Oth.
| Tanamo 1856 y San Juan 30th
West Quechee $50 w Fastnet 3Oth.
| w II Tilford lat 10 "a. Ion - 20 Both.
! West Hardaway $50 T. Ambrose l. 3lst.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
U. S. TO START OWN
SOUTH AFRICAN LINE
Direct Service Beginning June
"a to Compete With Brit
ish Vessels.

British control Of both freight and
passenger traffic to South Africa from
the United States will be challenged by
the Shipping Board with the service to
be operated by the Mallory Transport
Lines beginning with the sailing OF the
Eastern Glade from New York June "a,
1t was learned yesterday.
The seven or eight shios. averaging
5000 deadweight tons that are to go
into the Mallory service will be fitted
TO carry at least twelve first class pas
sengers each and an undetermined
number in other classes. At present
there is no direct service from this coun-
men are obliged to take a ship TO Eng
land and transfer there to another
steamer for the south yard lap. Even
II good connections are made, the trip
Is necessarily long.
Complete plans for the passenger ac-
commodations to be provided have not
been made. The Eastern Glade. now in
Philadelphia. was built with cabins for
several army officers, as she was de-
signed with view to possible transport
service. These are to be refitted and
additional facilities installed for the
comfort Of the passengers. The details
are to be worked out in few days,
after the ship goes to New York.
The Mallory Lines will not be mem
bers of the freight conference which
has been fixing rates in the South AZ
rican trade. Funch, Edge & Co, Nor
ton, Lilly & Co., and the Barber Steam
ship Company are American representa-
tives for several British lines that ply
between here and South Africa. Rates
are fixed in London, and in many in
stances the exporter from Great Britain
has lower rate than the shipper from
American ports. On these points Cliff
ford ID. Mallory. president of the NAL
lory Transport Lines. said yesterday:
1--WE could not become members of
a conference functioning in London and
IN which there was no assurance or
protection for the American shipper.
This does not mean that we are to cut
rates indiscrminately, but taking each
commodity as separate problem we
shall fix the rate so that American
exporters will be enabled to compete on
an equal basis with the British ex-
porter to South Africa. In some in
stances where the American has a
high rail rate to the seaboard to abb
sorb. or it is necessary to transship
at one of the main South African ports
to an outport. our rates may even be
considerably lower than the tariffs from
British ports.''
When similar plan was put into
operation last year as to West African
ports. the Shipping Board cut the es-
tablished tariffs about 20 per cent. The
reductions were Immediately met by
the competing foreign service. and it
o. assumed that a similar action will
ibe taken by the lines in the South
African trade though this will not be
definitely known for some days.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01

and savaniiIa. str BARAcoA, . AM.
st Kits, Nevis. Saba. ST Martins, 81
Dominica, Martinique. 81 Lucia and Bar
bados (St Thomas, st Croix. Grenada, st
Vincent. Trinidad and Guiana must be spe-
81 kits. Antigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica,
Martinique, st Lucia and Barbados str
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Gonaives and
Panama. Colombia and Ecuador must be
| do Paix. Gonaives, st Marc, Cristobal.
Buenaventura, Esmeraldas, Bahia de Cara.
str sue1 GEN aaSa faasSs Ernst r'0:yt y ap &
Trinidad. ciudad Bolivar and Guiana via
Trinidad. Georgetown and Paramaribo. str
Canal Zone. Panama. Nicaragua (except
East COAST, Amapala City :, ch9luteda Go9nnSia
Chile DETER mail only via Cristobai; by
Iall I to Philadelpha; Pa, and thence by str
Ceara, Pernambuco. Parahyba and Natal
tother parts of Brazil must be specially ad-
dressed. via Ceora; Pernambuso; RIO ,a. ia,
and Porto Allegro. str STEPHEN. l PM.
SATURDAY. JUNE 3.
North Brazil. Iquitos, Ceara, Cahedello
and Maceio .other parts Of Brazil m must lS, be
ssGsyN Naa csSedo ns Ma
ceio and Bahia. str SALLUST, $50 AM.
South Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and
Paraguay Especially addressed only. via
Rio Janeiro. Santos, Montevideo and Buenos
Aires, str BRONTE. $40 AM
Jamaica, Guatemala Salvador letter mail
only and Honduras (Amapala City. Cholu-
teca, Department Of Colon and Atlantida
and prints. &C, for Nacaome, Tegucgalpa
and Yuscaran) via Santiago, Kingston,
Puerto Barrios, Puerto Cortez, Puerto Cas-
tilla and Tela tCuba and Tea must be spe-
cially addressed). str SANTA MARTA. 1880
AM.
Cuba Especially addressed only. via Ha-
vana, str SIBONEY, 8 AM 7.
Monte Christi Puerto Plata, Sanchez. Sa-
mana La Romano, Azua and Barahona
(other parts of Dominican Republic must be
specially addressed), via Monte Christi.
Puerto Plata. Sanchez. Samana. La Ro-
mana San Pedro de Macoris, San Domingo
City, Azua and Barahona, str CATHERINE,
80 AM.
dro de Macoris and San Domingo City, via
San Juan. str PONCE (sea posD. $3.50 AM
(sup 0 40 AM -.
Curacao and Venezuela: also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Puerto Rico, via
San Juan, Curacao. Laguayra and Puerto
Cabello. str CARACAS. $3.50 AM (sup $3.50
AM -.
Costa Rica (Cuba, Canal Zone and Pan.
anna must be specially addressed. via Ha-
vana. Cristobal and Port Limon, str ULUA,
AM
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
By the Radio Corporation of
America.

distance given in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.]
Aloha. steam yacht. 225 Sc Newport 31st.
Berengaria 504 Il Ambrose l. 3lst (aver-
age speed % knots).
Birmingham City $40 r Ambrose l. 3lst
City of Atlanta 106 NNE Diamond Shoal 3lst.
City of Columbus 175 Ambrose l. 3lst.
Cokesit lat 80 SO. lon a. A. 30th.
Edith ell Ambrose l. V Both.
Eugene r Thayer 30 n Diamond Shoal
31st.
T. Q Barstow 450 Sw Halifax 31st.
Hcven 63 ENE Ambrose l. 31st.
Joseph Scep 900 + Nantucket l. V 30th.
Levisa 701 Nantucket l. V 30th.
Mauretania 2,271 from Cherbourg 31st (due
Ambrose L v ! AM Friday; average speed
for distance run Pap knots).
New Britain 431 Ambrose l. 3lst.
Nora % S Ambrose l. v 31st.
Orinoco $50 S Hatteras 30th
Philip Publicker "a S Delaware Breakwator
3lst.
President Pierce ,511 Z Ambrose l. 3ist.
Rayo 100 SW Block Island 31st.
Resolute 392 + Block Island 31st.
Saranac $50 Sc Ambrose l. 31st.
schoharie $50 L Ambrose L 31st.
Scythia will arrive Queenstown AM Friday.
Steel Ranger 162 Z Ambrose l. 31st.
Sunoil 546 L Delaware Hreakwater Both.
Thomas II Wheeler 1870 SW Halifax 31st.
Transportation rs NE Winter Quarter 31st.
West Hardaway lat n 49, lon 62 IL 3lst.
Zuia 123 S Scotland l. v 30th.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str George Washington, Bremen. &c. fol
New York, is expected to dock at pier .
Hoboken. Friday afternoon.
Str President Monroe, London. for New
York. is expected 10 dock at pier j, Ho
boken. about 9:3o AM Saturday.
Str sSusquehanna. Bremen for New York
is expected to dock at pier /, Hoboken, Fri
day forenoon.
Str Mauretania (Bn, Southampton fol
New York, Is expected to dock at pier 81
North River, about AM Friday.
Str Hanover Bremen for New York. Is
expected to dock at foot of 5th street, Ho-
boken, about PM THURSDAY.
Str Haverford (Br) from Liverpool. ex-
poets to reach Boston Pm Friday.
Str Louisiana (Nor). from Gothenburg, &c
expects to reach Boston Friday night.
Str Carrlllo, Kingston for New York. IL
expected TO dock at pier Is, East River,
about AM. Thursday.
Str Mexico, Havana for New York, is ex-
pected TO dock at pier 16, Brooklyn. about
8 AM. Saturday.
Transport Cambria. Antwerp for New
York. is expected to dock at pier ., Army
Base. Brooklyn. Saturday morning.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
By United State. Naval Radio

Agwimoor IL Hatteras 3lst
American (Nor) so S Dry Tortugas 3lst
America (U Lines) arrived Bremen 2:3
Bannack 700 Cape Henry soth.
British Sun 80 w Charleston 3lst.
Cambria (USAT) lat 10 80. lon - Il. 3lst.
Cerro Ebano 105 " Jupiter 3lst.
Chester sun f2s NE Jupiter 31st.
Clavarack .04O + Ambrose l. 30th.
Colombia 2s5 y Havana 3Oth.
Cornus 102 NV Tortugas 3lst:
Consort 3i5 Ambrose L 3lst.
Currier 1913 N Jupiter 3lst.
Dannedaike 945 e Cape Henlopen 30th.
David McKelvy Sc w Sand Key 3lst.
Fred w Weller 43 y Jupiter Slst
Georgian $50 Il Boston Light 3Oth.
Gulfcoast 30 S Jupiter 3lst.
Gulfmaid "a Hatteras 31st.
G ilfoIl 81 Hatteras 31st.
Gulfstar 73 Il Sand Key 3ist.
Hammac IL Sc by II Jupiter 3lst.
Italia S Jupiter 3lst.
] Donneil "a SIC Jupiter 31st.
J A Moffett. Jr. 107 s Jupiter 3lst.
o'Neil is s Jupiter Ss,. Slst. a.,
Kamesit 600 Il Cape Henry Both.
Lightburne 80 N Jupiter 3lst.
Peninsula State lat Al ~, lon Al % 3lst.
Matinicock 81 " Jupiter 3lst.
Mexico A. Jupiter 31st.
Nile 043 Ambrose l. V 30th.
President Arthur lat 80 40. lon "a 3lst.
President Fillmore u from Dover, Eng sist
President Monroe lat 40 40, Ion d y 3lst.
Paraguay 25 y Jupiter 3lst
h Hunt 102 Jupiter 3ist.
st Mary % Il Hilsbro Light 3ist.
Samuel @ Brown 151 ssw Hatteras 3ist.
san Bias 257 N Havana 3lst.
soana 06 Jupiter 31st.
Thomas II Wheeler 100 sw Halifax 3ist.
Toloa Sc NV Havana 3lst.
William Boyce Thompson 95 w Sand Key
william il Doheny off Fryingpan Shoals
3lst.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
Nor1cE TO MARINERS.

After May 20, 1922. until further notice. n
floating pile driver or scow equipped for
making borings win be anchored in The
Narrows throughout all or part OF the ~
hours on an approximate line from a point
100 II. north OF the pier at the foot of Goth
street OBay Ridge Avenue). Brooklyn, to a
point 20 H. north of the north wharf OF the
United States Lighthouse Department at st.
George S. 7.
ARTHUR s. TUTTLE. Chief Engineer,
Board Of Estimate and Apportionment.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

Foreign mails VIII close promptly indicated and
o ma
Moo andw foreign
los lin shown
he
a tim
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RADIO TO CHILD PRINCESS.

a radio message TO Princess Juliana.
'the child Princess OF Holland" was
sent yesterday by about 5000 school
children of Dutch parentage in Passaic
Ncounty. ". J. The message told of
CAMPAIGN to raise $4,000 to build the
Holland Home at Paterson. and re-
uuestcd the Princess TO aid the cam
paign by sending a radiogram to inspire
workers and givers.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK May 3l-rhe time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Seamen's Church Institute, %
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon.
7Hth meridian. or hours slow ~ Greenwich
mean time Any one desiring correct Green
The New York herald., 1922-06-01

ALL vessels are warned against passing be-
tween the drill boat and dredge of this COM
pany employed In channel improvement on
Diamond Reef on contract with United states
Government Large rocks have been blown
up above charted depths In this area. THE
ARUNDEL CORPORATION.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
DUE SATURDAY. JUNE 3

Cambrai. Antwerp 23d. A T
Falls City, Shields 10Th. Nav
Laconla. Liverpool 2ith. Cunard Line
Mexico, Havana 3Oth. ........... ward Line
Noordam. Plymouth 2Jth..... Holland Am
President Monroe. London 23d u Lines
Saxon Prince, Bahia 10th. Furncss, Witty
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
DUE FRIDAY. June 2.

Bradford City, Hamburg 12th.....U Nav
Brighton. Cananova 27th.. Atlantic Fruit
City OF Augusta, Savannah Both Ocean SS Co
Concho, Galveston 21th.. mallory Line
Fl Lago, New orleans 2Tth... Southern Pac
E Valle. Galveston 21th.. Southern Pac
George Washington, Bremen 24th..U u Lines
MauretanIa, Southampton 2Tth. Cunard Line
New Britain, Palermo 18th. Black Diamond
Ohloan. Colon 25th........ United American
Susquehanna. Bremen 23d. ........U 5 Lines
The New York herald., 1922-06-01

The time given In the above table Ia East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
Steamers Due in New York.
DIE THURSDAY JUNE 1.

Steamer. From Agents.
Archimedes. Manchester goth. White Star
Capt NJ Eugene, Palermo eth. Three star
Carrillo, Santa Marta 2Jth. United Fruit
Corona. Buenos Aires 5th.. p kleppe 4 co
Londonier. Antwerp 18Th Lloyd Royal Beige
Mohawk, Jacksonville Goth. ...... Clyde Line
Sarcoxie, Dunktrk 14th.. ..CosInopollhn
Vile. de Djibouti. Oran 18th. .Algerian-Am
Western Scout. Hamburg 18th. Kerr SIS Co
The New York herald., 1922-06-01

Rayamo. Nassau. II Bklyn.
Bayern. Hamburg. SO n R........ Noon
Canada, Lisbon, &c, 31st 81, Bklyn. 900 Pm
Conte Rosso. Naples, 95 N r.. loo PM
Corfe Castle, Cape Town, Bush. Noon
Esperanza, Havana, Is T. R....... 200 PM
CTothia, Cardenas, 0 T. R.......... -
Haiti, Cape Haiti. &c, a. n r.. IN
Iroasois San Domingo, "a Bkyn.. j 100 Pm
Jclee. West Africa. 27 Bklyn.. PM
Lake Como, Santiago, r..
Munardan. Cabarien, o Il r..
Pennsylvanian, Seattle. &c, Bush. Pm
Rochambeau. Havre, 81 " R....... 100 Pm
Stephen, Rio Janeiro, 33d st, Bklyn Pm
ST. Hoboken.. .................... Noon
w Munson. Matanzas, R..
SAIL FRIDAY. JUNE 2.
Baracoa, Haiti. - n R............ PM
Cayo Mambi. San Juan, y r.. Noon
Gen o II Ernst, Haiti, &c. 81 r. 800 PM
Innoko. Rotterdam. Army Bage.. -
Munargo Nassau o n R.. Noon
Parma. st kits, &c, "a Bklyn.... 8 100 PM
Surinam, Trinidad. a. R....... PM
Uffe. Copenhagen, 18th st. Ho-
bokcn ........s............
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CLEARED.

Str Maine (Br) Seymour. London (generaD
Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Eastern Moon. Hughes, Brisbane, New
castle &C (generaD D-United States and
Australasia Lines.
Str United States DAM, Voldborg. Chris
tiansand. Christiania and Copenhagen tgen-
eraD-Funch. Edge Co.
Str Bevdere. Williams Riga, Latvia, &c
(generaD aD-Susquehann Steamship Co.
Str Manchuria, Feeder, Hamburg via
The New York herald., 1922-06-01

Birk. Rio. &c. Erie Basin...
Eronte. Buenos Aires, IA Hoboken.. AM
Cameronia. Glasgow, 64 n R..... Noon
Caracas. Laguayra. &c. IL Bklyn.. Noon
Catherine, San Domingo, ~ Bklyn. Noon
Celtic. Liverpool, 90 r.. Noon
City OF Augusta, Savannah, 30 y o;VO IN
Ei Oriente, Galveston. 40 r.. Noon
Georgia, Trieste. Bush 49,. -
Glyndon, Nuevitas, &c, I r..
Harry Luckenbach, Seattle, Both st,
Helen San Juan. 81 Bklyn. Noon
LIZ Lorraine. Havre, "A R.. $500 Pm
Mohawk, Jacksonville. 80 r.. Noon
Nieuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam 9th
St. Hoboken. .................... Noon
Olympic. Southampton, 30 r.. 100 Pm
Ponce, San Juan, 80 Bklyn. Noon
President Taft. Bremen. Hoboken Noon
Sallust. Para. &c, IA Hoboken..... AN
Santa Marta. Kingston, &c, 10 Il II ZOO PM
Siboney, Havana, &c, IA Il R.. ii 100 AM
Uiua. Havana, &c. 9 " R.......... Noon
Virgilia. London, II " R........ -
Willfaro, Pacific Coast, 1S Bklyn. -
ICELAND. Antwerp. 61 y R......... Noon
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
Almanac for New York June 1.

Sun rises 81 Moon rises.. 80 AM
Sun sets....... 20 Moon sets. Midnight
TIME OF HIGH WATER JUNE l.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1.

Azores Islands and Cape Verde Islands
canary Islands and other parts OF West
Ponta Delgada, Teneriffe, st Vincent Da-
kar, Bathurst. Bissao, Freetown. Monrovia
Srand Bassam AKIN. Seccondee, Accra and
Islands. Santa Cruz de Teneriffe, Cadiz and
Liberia, str JoI.EE. II 80 AM
for Italy, str CoNTE Rosso. 10 AM.
Norway, Sweden, Denmark and Finland
via Christiansand. Christiania and Copen-
Sweden and Denmark. str UNITED STATES,
10 AM (sup 1880 AM y.
:, Azores Islands and Portugal utaiy and
Greece must be specially addressed) Via
Horta. Angra, Ponta Deigada. Lisbon.
Palermo and Piraeus; also parcel post malls
Greece. str CANADA, II 80 An.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Havre
sIn, Smsii must must be specially addressedl, str
South Africa Especially addressed only via
Cape Town; also parcel post mails for Union
OF South Africa. Bechuanaland Protectorate.
Portuguese East Africa, Northern and South
ern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Pro-
teetorate. str coRFE CASTLE, 8 AM,
Greece must be specially addressed) Via
Horta. Angra. Ponta Delgada. Lisbon,
Palermo and Piraeus. by rail TO Boston.
SATURDAY. JUNE 3.
Europe Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh and Boulogne (mail must be specially
addressed; also parcel post mails for Meth
erlands. via Rotterdam. str NIEUW AM
STERDAM. s AM (sup $3.50 AM -.
Europe, Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
outh and Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed); also parcel post malls for Bel
gium. Luxembourg and Belgian Congo, via
Antwerp, str ICELAND. s AM (sup 1880
AM -.
Great Britain. ireland. South Africa. Ma
deira and Cape Verde Islands (other coun-
tries must be specially addressed), via
Plymouth and Cherbourg; also parcel post
ifni N IFal and nd thes
countries mentioned in Note "a, below. via
Plymouth and parcel post mails for Ger
many, Austria, Czecho- -Slovakia. Hungary
and switzerland, via Bremen, str PRESI-
DENT TAFT (sea post). AM (sup $3.50
AM ~.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bcurg and Southampton: also parcel post
malls for Great Britain, Ireland. France
and the countries mentioned in Notes "a
and .'B" below, via Cherbourg and South
ampton. str OLYMPIC AM (sup 10: 80
AN -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Great
Britain. ireland. South Africa Madeira and
Cape Verde Islands must be specially ad-
dreseed), via Havre; also parcel post mails
for France and the countries mentioned in
Note 'B'' below, str LA LORRAINE, IL 80
AM (sup l. 80 PM -.
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TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. &C.
THURSDAY, JUNE 1

L.
m @ Repubac
80 AM
for Hong Kong
SO
2. sH maned edu
m o
Except and
"a Jamaica pa
A.
rim
Territory Tibet Tosoand (Bru'
CE-T
oconstantnople and Brusa
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Sail Daylight Saving Timel
SATURDAY.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1922
ARRIVED.

wlch mean time telephone Bowling Green
3620.
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MARsE--ron SALE OR WANTED.

FOR SALE-Schooner Nova Scotia: registry
deadwelght $50, built 1911, si3,500. McIN-
TOSH AGENCY. IA Broadway. Bowling
Green 1861,
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Boat "Elsie' for hire oy
the day; accommodates 81 passengers COM
Phone Bowling Green oi00.
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PMD.
Schr Audrey T Brown (Br). New York for
La Have. Ms (anchored).
Sehr James William (Br), New York Tor
Sydney. CB (anchored).
Motor barge Choctaw Cat AIS PM.
Tugs Bohemia, with l barge Cat 10:2o
AND; Alert. light Cat 10:45 AND.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
BounN South.
Bound East.

Str North Land. Boston for New York
Schr Jean + Anderson (Br). Halifax 70
New York. with lath and lumber. to order.
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SIGHT SEEING YACHT

TOURIST" Around New York. Lecturer.
Lvs. Battery Daily fO30 2.30. Tel. Broad 6Sli.
To SANDY HOOK and OCEAN 1880 J.. M
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TnT 4 vermont state Library
lHEhTIrsJlUi0NrU y
AND CONFERENC
COMES TO CLOSE
Last Address Today By Presl-
dent Harding
AN IMPRESSIVE GATHERING
Agreement to Lift Burden of
Armament and Promote
Peace

Washington, Feb. (By the Assoc,
ated Press The history making
conference on Limitation OF arma.
ments and four power agreements
came to an end today with the sign.
ing OF treaties and farewell address
by President Harding.
VITA It's work characterized as by
lthe president as the first deliberate
express on Of tho great powers tho
conference went to It's niche In his.
tory to await judgments and deyel.
opment, of the future.
In the great assembly hall of the
Daughters o. the American Reyolt.
ton l1e delegates OF the nine nations
assembled and marched In turn 70
The great green table to add their
signatures 10 treaties and agree.
ments which are parts OF the struc-
ture to liz from a war worn world
the burden of excessive naval arma.
ments. 10 promote the peace of the
Pacific, to give China new bill of
Fights and to remove the far east
particular y from under tie clouds
of war.
As each delegation Na'fixed their
signatures as penipotentiaries pledg
ing the acnor of their respective ma.
tions to the good faith OF the settle.
ments agreed upon the great audi
enee. expressed the hopes OF the
world in prolonged applause
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TEXTILE STRIKE THREATENS
olssat jfaetion Among Operatives In
Rhode Island.

Proyid nee, r. l.. Feb. 3.-Thomas
+. Mcmahon, president of the United
Textile Workers OF America, yesterday
lseued a statement declaring that the
local Organization would call strike
in every mill within its Jurisdiction
where notices of reduction OF wages
was posted. He said.
AT recent meeting OF the ex.
ecutiye council Of the United Textile
Workers Of America, nfter a full and
frank discussion of the reduction in
wages OF Rhode Island and other New
England workers II was finally de.
c ded that IN the district under this
jurisdiction, comprising Rhode Island.
Connecticut and part of Mas achusetts
that full power be given 10 John II
Powers, Pawtucket, Executive board
member), and myself, 70 declare a
strike In any mill or corporation
where notices Of reduction In wages
had been posted or lengthenmg the
hours OF labor.
In pursuance of this order, strike
was dec AIRED against the United
States Finishing Company in all its
branches yes terday.
In those mills or corporation
where no notices are being posted our
workers viii remain at work.
Labor Commissioner Geo. II. Webb
yesterday called a meeting for today
at noon Of the State labor board TO
consider the textile mill strike In
Rhode Island and to take steps, II pos.
slble TO end the struggle.
At the same time Commissioner
Webb announced that he had begun
an invest cation OF living cots. To
determine whether or not the 20 per
cent wage reduction ordered by many
mills could be borne by the workers
without hardship
The State board cf health, acting
upon complaints made to Governor
San Souci ordered an invest CATION OF
san tary conditions in the mill village
of Na,ick, where riot'ng marked the
strike last Tuesday II was charged
that the garbage and sewage removal
system of the village had broken down
and that the health of the community
was menaced
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-06
INDIAN REBELS
WIPE OUT STAFF
At POLICE OFFICE
Also Kill Eight Men Sent as
Relief Force
FIRE BODIES AND BUILDING
India Office in London Informed
Of Attack BY 1000
Nationalists

London, Feb. G my the Associated
Press)--A mob of 1000 Indian nat on.
alists, volunteers and villagers al.
tackled the police officers at Chaural
Saturday killed the entire staff Of
officers, the watchman and eight
armed police who were sent NJ rein.
iorcements, says telegram received
by the India Office from the commits.
Sloner at Corakper. In the northeast
section OF the united provinces.
4 he poi ce 0nces were burned as
were the bodies OF those in the a..
sault. Two Of tho volunteers were
killed and several were wounded.