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The New York herald., 1922-09-15
AMERICAN PORTS.
TRY NALL

ASTORIA. Ore Sept s-Arrived. ship Chill
licothe. Bristol Bay.
COOKS INLET. Sept e-Sailed, ship Star
OF Russia. San Francisco.
HILO. Sept T-Salled. strs Manukai. San
Francisco land from Honolulu 9TH: Enter
prise. San Francisco.
HONOLULU. Sept a-Arrivcd. str Meigs
UTSl. Manila.
Sailed 7th, str Coaiinra. San Pedro: 9th.
schr James Johnson. Puget Sound.
NEW BEDFORD Mass, Sept S-Arrived,
str Jean. Norfolk land sailed 10th on re-
PORT ST JOE. Fla. Sept lo-Arrived str
Mystic New York via Savannah.
PORTLAND. Me. Sept 12-Arrived. str
Basaan. Parrsboro; schrs Swan (Brl. do
for Gloucester: Mavflower (Br,. Boston for
Parrsboro; Abbic S Walker. River Herbert.
Ms.
Arrived ff,h. schrs Annie r Mitchell. ston-
irgton for New York: 10th. Charlie Willie
and Gilbert Stanclffe. Rockland for Boston
(and both proceeded).
PROVIDENCE. RI. Sept 12-Arrived. st-s
BraEa (Frl. New York land left for Mar
seles): Dungeness (Br). South Shields;
Sailed 18th. strs sewails Point. Norfolk:
Salacia (Brl New York: Lillian. Norfolk.
ROCKLAND. Me, Sent i2-1n port. schr
James Maloy, from Boston fdischarging)
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept 7-Arrived
shin Bohemia. Nushaca
Sailed 9th. str Royal Arrow. San Pedro
SAN PEDRO. Cal. Sept a-Arrived. ctr
Pleiades. San Francisco for Mobile.
Sailed nth. ctr Guerrero (Mex). Corinto.
SEATTLE, Wash Sept ARRIVED. schr
Mlndanao. Port Townsend 9TH. shin Abner
SAN JUAN PR. Sent 6-Arrived. str West
Jessup. Tnccrna. &c. via Ponce.
TACOMA. Wash. Sept 6-Arrivcd. str Ham
hnr~ Narn Jam. Seattle
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
SAILED.

strs Conte Rosso QtaD. Naples. &c; Ro-
chambeau (Fr). Havre Giuseppe Verdi
(ItaD. Palermo via Boston: Manchurin.
Hamburg: Carmania CBr). Liverpool; Mount
Ootmarsum (Dutch). Philadelphia; Fran
cisco (Br). Hull. &C. Metapan. Kingston. &c;
Mohawk, Charleston and Jacksonville: Karls-
vk (Sw). Montreal: Cambrai ttransporp
peranza. Havana. &c. Herman Frasch. Sa-
hine: City OF Savannah. Savannah; Halsey.
strs Elienor. Norfolk; A C Bedford. Tam
Grenada and Demerara; Margaret. Boca
tanamo; Helgoy (Nor). Norfolk; Argus,
Antwerp. west Lashaway, Genoa and Mar
a,yhses; Norfolk Ran. (Br), Philadelphia
Grande: Krosfond tNor), sagra de Tanamo.
strs Stephen tBr). Para. &C.. George G
Henry. Tampico; Prins der Nederlanden
tDutchl. Cane Haiti.
Baltimore: Marco Cruz Grande.
Schr Anthony d Nichols. Charleston, &c.
Tugs Mercury, towing 2 barges fpassed out
Sandy Hook at 80 AND John f Lewis.
towing Quarantine at 2:3o PM.
Sailed 18th. strs Herbert G Wylie. Tam
pico: Harold Walker. do.
freduced to sea leven at New York on
Thursday. Sept H. 1922. at AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau.
was thirty and eleven-hundredths t30.lD
inches. This closely approximates seven hun
dred and sixty four and eight-tenths (T64.S
millimeters. Captains of all vessels now
living In or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their own
barometers REQUIRE any considerable correc-
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. w. % miles {;
clear: smooth sea: visibility. IL miles
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
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. l. (WSA); East Moriches.
L. I. (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.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
1'o-day's Radio Program
(Tune to 500 meters,

Station WIZ, Newark (Westinghouse).
700 p. M--Final baseball scores.
T:iO p. M-Bedtime stories by Thornton
90 p. M.-"weelsly Reports OF Conditions
of leading industries" by r. ID. Wyckoff;
final baseball scores: location of ships at
sea; closing prices. stocks. bonds. grain.
9:20 r. M.-Literary Evening. editorial staffs
outlook. The Scientific American and
10 % 20 p M.nconeeTt by Louisa Patterson.
soprano Betty Tillotson. Concert Bureau.
1852 to II 100 p. M.-Standard time signals.
ii :oI p. M.-weather forecast.
Station WvP, Fort Wood, N. Y. O.
Signal Corps, U. s. A.
$3.50 p. M-Answering mail received from
600 p. M.-"Independence Day." by Ger
trude Atherton.
station wGY, Schenectady. N. Y.
6:30. p. M.-"How the Rhinoceros Got His
Skin.' from Kiplings Just So Stories" :"
Kolin Hager. reader.
$40 p. M.-Health talk: Scarlet Fever"
by Or. Herman NJ, Biggs. New York State
Health Department.
7:45 p. M.-Concert program: Piano solo.
o. G.. Yettru: violin solo. Tom De Ste
piano: soprano solo Ciaydn), Miss Gladys
Davey: Miss Smith. accompanist; quartet; ;
piano solo, Q. c. Yettru; quartet: soprano
solos. Miss Gladys Davey; Miss Smith.
asccompanist; quartet; violin solo. Tom De
Davey; Miss Smith. accompanist: instru-
mental quartet.
10:30 r. M.-Orchestra. tenor solos Carl
Jester; orchestra, WGY instrumental Quar-
tet: cornet solos, Theodore +. Nessler:
tenor solos, Mr.. Jester; orchestra. WGY
Instrumental Quartet. cornet solo. Mr..
Nesser tenor solo. Mr.. Jester; orchestra,
WGY Instrumental Quartet
Station KDKA, Pittsburgh westinghouse !.
600 p. M-Tri-weelly letter from Farm and
Home. Detours and Conditions of High
ways.
500 r. M.-Concert by David Schlessinger.
violin; Miss Minnie Adler, pianist, Mabel
Jefferson. soprano.
500 p. M.-Concert by Rosemary Hughes,
soprano; Arthur l.. Kirbach. tenor; Beat
rice Eddington Lodge. accompanist; Louis
kottler. violinist; Maurice Kowsky, pianist.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Fire Department Orders
Special order No. 100 /:

Special order No. 100:
I. The members Of the department band
and bugle and drum corps will be directed
t. report to Lieut. Joseph j. D'Azeypdo nj
the Jamaica race track. Borough Of Queens
(Fclice Department annual field day games)
II. The members OF the department band
(nnly) viii be directed to report q Lieut.
Joseph J. D'Azevedo at Prospect Park,
brooklyn. at 8 r. NJ Monday, September 1s'
1929.
III. Fireman first grade Thomas n. Nc
Crath, Engine Company No. 2l0 In this de-
partment, having performed duty therein con-
tinuously for more than twenty years, IN, on
his own application hereby retired and dis
missed from all service IN the department
on an annual pension Of si140, payable
monthly 10 take effect from q A. n Sep
tcmber 10, 1922. and his name viii be
dropped from the rolls accordingly.
Nv. Fireman first grade William A. Weeks
OF Hook and Ladder Company No. fo3 IN this
dct artment, having performed duty therein
continuously for more than twenty years Is,
on his own application, hereby retired and
dismissed from nil service In the department
cr an annual pension of si,i40, payable
monthly, 10 take effect from A. NJ Sep-
tcmber TO-, 1922. and his name win be
dropped from the rolls accordingly
v. Special leaves of absence are hereby
granted 20 the following members Of the de-
pnrtment
sixth Battalion, for 10 hours, from r. M.
September f6, 1922.
Capt James L. Grant. Engine Company
202. for - hours, from a. NJ. September
IL, 1922.
Fireman first grade Michael OConncIl.
A. NJ. September IL. 1929.
Fireman first grade Richard 7. Datum,
r'ngine Company 200 for IS houre, from 8
+. M. September 10, 1922.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
FOREIGN PORTS.
[By MALL

BOTwoOD. NE, Sept ARRIVED, str Eliz-
abeth r. Sabine.
BR1DGEWATER. Ms. Sept s--saied. scnr
Ainslie fBr). New York.
CHATHAM. NB. Sept 1o-sailed. str Sheaf
SIear (Br). Glasgow.
In port llth. str Baron Vernon tBrl. for
Glasgow: schr Harry McLennan (Br), for
Philadelphia fready).
DILIGENT RIVER. Ms, Sept s-Arrived.
schr Nellie Eaton. Boston Ito load on re-
GAUIToIs, NE. Sept I'm port. schr Ron
aid NJ Douglas tBr). oporto;
HALIFAX. Ms. Sept 9-Arrived, schr Ma
Arrived 10th. schr Amy C Mexican CBr).
Swansea via st stephen;
Arrived llth strs Rosalnd tBr). New YORK
for 81 Johns: Caledonlan (Br). Boston for
Liverpool.
Sailed 9TH. str Cornish Point (Br). from
London for Montreal.
Sailed 10TH schrs Douglas f Parks (B-l
Norfolk; Edward Roy tBr). Curling. NF.
Sailed 18th. schr Richard B silver (Br).
AIna1gast HAW%NA. Sept 7-Arrlved, strs spaarn-
dam Dutch. New Orleans: sth. Mont Pei
vcux OFrl. Matanzas. SC.
HAVRE. Sept Sailed. str Breiz Izel (Fr)
Philadelphia. Baltimore and New York.
LEwISPORT. NE, Sept SIN port. str
Tune (Norl. for Cardiff.
LIVERPOOL. Sept 6-Sailed. str Irishman
(Brl. New York mot MontreaD.
LUNENBURG. Ms. Sept 11-Arrived. str
Norond. New York via Boston tand cleared
MONTREAL. Sept ti-Arrived. strs Hoche-
lara (Br>. sydney; Lord strathcona (Br). do.
oPoRTo. prior 10 Sept 3-Arrived. schr
Edith NJ Cavell CBr,. Ramea.
PORT UNION. NE, Sept SIN mort. str
Kritou fNor). for Alicante.
PUERTO PADRE. Sept 3-Arrived str
Newtonmoor fBrl. Kingston.
ST JOHN, NIB. Sept io-Arrived. schr John
Bracewell. Parrsborc for New Haven land
sailed 11th,; 18th. str chaudiere tBr). DEM
erara. &C.
Sailed iith. schr st Clair Theriault. tBr, :.
New York.
Csarina (Br) pernambuco.
Arrived 9th. str Refine tNorN. Glasgow.
Sailed Tth str Asirea (Brl. Naples
WINDSOR Ms. Sent ARRIVED. schr G
Maud Gaslyil tBr). New York.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
CLEARED.

Str Wells City CBrl. Threlfell. Cardiff and
Bristol (genera)-Chas Hill Son.
and Avonmouth via Halifax and st Johns
tgeneraD-Baltmore Steamship Co.
Str Menominee (Br). Finch. London (gen-
eraD-Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Eastern Dawn. Sorensen. Rotterdam
tgeneraD-Blaek Diamond Steamship Co:
Black Diamond Steamship Co.
Str sirrah Dutch. Kooyman. Genoa
(oats)-Van Nievelt-Goudriaan Co.
settles. SC (general)-C d Mallory Co.
Str City of Harvard (Br). Large. Port
Said. Alden. Karachi. &C (generaD-Norton.
Str Stephen CBr. Maddrell. Para. CearA.
&c fgeneraD-Booth Co.
Str Marore. Turner. Cruz Grande via Pan
anna Canal tbalast)-Ore Steamship Co.
s Str Iowan. Laverage. San Pedro. San
Francisco. &c, via Panama Canal tgeneraD-
United American Lines.
Str Cayo Manibi. Port. san Juan. Ponce.
&C (generaD-Atlantc Fruit Co
! Str Almagro tBr). Brtten. cristohal and
Buenaventura tgeneraD-Sanderson 4 Son.
Str Esperanza. White. Havana. Progreso.
&c (general-New York and Cuba Mall
Str 4 C Bedford. Christensen. Tampico
fballast)--R L Hague.
Str Baltic (Danz), Schroeder Tampico
fEeneraDR l. Hague.
Str Prins der Nederlander Dutch. Van
Bsaren. Cape Haiti. Gonaives. &C (general)-
Funch. Edye Co.
Str st Mary (Br), Pescod. Port Antonio
fgeneral) United Fruit Co.
Str Krosfond tNor). Holland. Sagua de
Tanamo (ballast)-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Manchioneal tNor,. Won der Tehr.
Santiago, Kingston. &c (generaD-United
Fruit Co.
Str Cananova Krantz. Santiago de Cuba
and Guantanamo (generaD Atlantic Fruit
Co.
Str Potomac (Br). Clark. Port Arthur
Observation-Disclosures OIL Co.
Str Andausier (Br). Lee. New Orleans
(balast-Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Bayou Chico. Hancock. Pensacola (bal-
1ast)-C ID Mallory g. Co.
/ Str Helgoy (Nor) Bjerkholt. Norfolk Cbal-
iast)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str Liberty, Nordskog. Baltimore (bal-
sast)-Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Maple. Johnson. Philadelphia (generaO
~-Halschaw Steamship Co.
Str Edward L Doheny, Larsen (from Tam
pico). Perth Amboy Observation-Disclosures Pc
troeum Co.
Str Silvia (Br). Mitchell. Halifax and st
Johns (generan-Bowring Co.
Str Pacific Transport tBr). Morris Mont
real (ballast)-Furness Witty & Co.
Str II F Dimock, Allen, Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str North Land Foster. Boston (generaD-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Nova Queen fBr). Spicer, Liverpool.
Ms (ballast)-J F Whitney Co.
Schr Truro Queen tBr). King, Country
Harbor fballast)-Gilmartin & Cos
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br). Ter
frey. Windsor, Ms tballast-J Whitney
& Co.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
LOW PAY GERMANS
TO MAN U. S. SHIP
Officers Are Hired in Ham.
burg as Vessel Shifts to
Panaman Flag.

Five cargo ships recently purchased
from the Shipping Board by the Pacific
Freighters Company. of San Francisco.
will be transferred from the American
to the Panaman flag. II was learned
yesterday. The vessels are all at New
York being fitted for a trip to the
Pacific coast. and are expected to stop
at Panama on the way to complete the
formalities of the change of registry.
One, at least. will also take a COM
plement of German officers. This was
made known through letter from the
German Deck Officers Association to
tho Neptune Association, of New York.
The officers are already on their way
from Hamburg to Panama. They will
be paid in dollars, but not at the Ameri-
can scale. The first officer will be
paid 500 a month, as compared with
$l45 for a man OF similar rank on an
American ship; the second officer $50
instead of $3.50: the third officer $40
instead of Sl20: and the chief engineer
slbo instead Of s225. The wages must
appear high to the Germans, as the
best paid masters, receiving their st-
pends in marks. do not get more than
$50 a month.
The advantages OF Panaman registry
are said to be many. On the one hand
the country's commerce and merchant
marine is virtually under the protection
of the United States. while on the other
hand Its navigation laws are liberal in
the extreme and permit highly econom-
cal operation, one instance being the
hiring of German officers.
The ships to be transferred are the
Pulaski. Pawnee, Isonoma, Casco and
Arcadia. The necessary permission for
the change in registry was given by the
Shipping Board, as the vessels are all
old. having been seized from the Ger
mans at the outset of the war. Newer
vessels in most instances must be kept
under the American flag or the board
will not approve the sale.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15

PORT LIMoN. Sept i4-saiied. str Ban
Fable tBrl. Boston.
PORT SAID. Sept IL. PM-saiied. str
seottsburg. London direct,
PORT TALBOT. Sept 13-Sailed. str Wah-
PRESTON Sept l4-sailed. str Mayarl
ROTTERDAM. Sept l2-Arrived. strs Mo-
gileff (Brl. wshana; Ryndam Dutch. New
York via Bouiogne and Plymouth.
Sailed isth str Rotterdam !Dutch,. New
ST VINCENT. CIV. Sept 13-Sailed. str
Boutry (Br), from Lagos for New York.
New s YORK; s banan nan tSoA. New York. M a'-'
Arrived llth. str Eastern Trader. Saigon.
&c. for New York.
SANTOS. Sept l2-Sailed. str Lafcomo. New
Orleans (25. 800 bags coffee).
SHANGHAI, Sept l3-Arrived. str Shtd-
zuoka Maru (Jap). Tacoma for Hong Kong.
SHIELDS. Sept is-Sailed. str Heinrich
Kayser tGer). Boston.
Sailed l4th str Aquarius. Boston.
sHIMoNosEKI. Sept l2-Arrived. str
Sailed iith. str NJ Dollar (Br New
SIERRA LEONE. Sept l1-sailed. str Ben
SINGAPORE. Sept s-Arrived. str City Of
Melbourne tBr). New York via Colombo for
Manila.
sPEZIA. Sept 1l-Arrived, str suno,o
(Belg). Philadelphia.
SUNDERLAND. Sept 13-sailed. str Bell
SWANSEA. Sept f3-Sailed. strs Montgom-
cry City. Baltimore; City Of Pittsburgh (BD,
New York.
TAMPIco. Sept 1S-Arrived, str Yucatan.
Puerto Mexico.
TELA. Sept u. 10 AM-Sailed. str Mia
flores (Brl. Philadelphia.
THAMESHAVEN. Sept lA-Sailed. str Tus-
carora (Brl Baton Rouge.
VANCOUVER. BC. Sept 13-Sailed. strs
Kaisho Maru. (Jap). Aberdeen; Clan Mac
vicar (Br). Eureka.
Arrived 18TH str Canadian Farmer (Br)
San Francisco.
vIBoRG. Sept ARRIVED. str Chebaulip.
st John. NIB.
WELLINGTON. Sept i2--Sailed. str Maua-
ganui (Brl. San Francisco.
Arrived sth. str Tremere tBr). New York.
YOKOHAMA. Sept 1c-Arrived. strs Ethan
Allen. Galveston for Shanghai: Nile (Br).
San Francisco for Hong Kong Tenyo Maru
(Japl. do for do
Sailed 18th. str Chickasaw City. Port
TflMtnsend
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The French Line str France sailed from
ffavre at PM Thursday for New York: hav-
ing been delayed by the strike. The France
viii leave New York for Havre on Monday.
Sept 20. at ~ noon.
BOSTON, Sept iS--Schr fremont was sold
here on Aug 80 T. Rsna5a san 6so be nale OF
tho schooner is subject to the approval OF
the court.
HONOLULU. Sept 14-str wilhelmina,
which sailed from this port yesterday and
returned on account Of having lost side nofts
sailed to-day at Q AN.
LONDON, Sept i4-str Yucatan, from
Puerto Mexico stranded on the hreakwater
Mt Tampico Sept 13 got off with assistance
from tugs damage below water not yet
Str Danviiie went ashore 10 miles north or
Tampico, lice broadsde on; captain reports
rudder post broken rudder carried away and
engines out OF order: tugs sent are unable
10 render any assistance.
Honolulu for Fusan and Chemupo. has ar
rived at Shimonoscki and reports having had
bunkers on fire: anticipates cargo slight
damage, caused by fire and water; about
300 tons Of bunker coal damaged by fire.
NORFOLK Va Sept 14-Schr Minnie &
Maude went ashore IN Pamlico Sound, North
Carolina: cutter gone 70 assistance.
PANAMA, Sept i4-str Roman Prince tBrl
arrived here yesterday with fire in her
holds. said 70 have been caused by sponta-
neous combustion among some rags. The
flames are well under control.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept ia eight fire
occurred this afternoon n bunkers OF str
Morristown, lying al pier es. South Wharvos,
Delaware River no damage reported.
ST JOHNS. NF. Sept if--Fifteen Of crew
or fishing vessel Pierre Bernardo or 81
Malo. which sank AT sea Tuesday afternoon,
are stili missing. The crew OF 20 took to
the dorles as the vessel was sinking. Two
Of the men reached 81 shotts. Me, to-day
after rowing 30 miles. Nine we're picked up
by str Finchcy tBr). The str Cabot II
searching the vicinity Of the wreck for the
missing fishermen.
TACOMA, Wash. SEPT ii-Str Azumasan
Maru fJapl. with three million feet lumber
aboard. listed heavily AZ her pier last night.
She was later rightcd. but listed against the
dock.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
BUSINESS NOTES
AND TRADE NEWS
Slight Decline in Purchasing
by Retailers and Jobbers
in Week Just Ended.

Payments last week by jobbers and
retailers throughout the country showed
an increase OF 3.6 per cent. over the pre-
ceding week, but purchasing declined IL
per cent. according to the Credit Clear
ing House. The slight decline in pur-
chasing was more or less expected 1t
indicates that the first wave of buying
for the fall sales already has completed
its course. Indebtedness throughout the
country gained 0.4 per cent. which is
regarded as natural aftermath of
vigorous purchasing through August
Purchasing in the middle agricultural
section showed a decided increase over
the preceding week. the gain being 80
per cent. Indebtedness in the Pacific
coast section was lowered 2.6 per cent.
while payments showed a gain of 0.S
per cent. The north agricultural Soc
ton showed gain In payments OF Is
per cent, suggesting that the large
wheat crop with a sustained price has
supplied the farmers with new buying
power.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Navy Orders
Special Dispatch 10 THE New YonK nrnALp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Sent. IL.


New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Sept. IL.
These naval orders were made public
to-day.
Dunbar Capt. Arthur w, TO inspector Of
Medical Department activities, Bureau Medi-
cine and Surgery, Navy Department.
Baker, Commander Guy r., to u. 8. 8.
Sapelo.
Cook. Commander NJ. NJ, TO ". g. s. Nitro.
Foley. Commander F.. 70 y. 8. 8. okla
homa.
ostorhaus. Commander Hugo W., 10
U. s. s. Prometheus
Rowcliff, Commander A. j., to DESTROYER
squadrons Atlantic fleet
Beehler, acknowledgements w P 20
Assistant Naval Attache. Berlin. Germany
Hayward, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alex
ander r., TO Hampton Roads.
Macomb. Commander A., 70
Swasey. Lieutenant-c Commander @. T., 10
.Tribou. t-commander II. A.. 10
Davis. Lieutenant Commander r. a., 20
u. s. 8. Wright
Hazard Lieut.. Frederick r.. 20 receiving
ship, San Francisco.
Hinman, Lieut. A. NJ, 70 u. s. 8. r.-o.
Meter Lieut. John. 10 u. s. 8. Prairie.
Walker. Lieut.. T. r. G.. 10 u. S. 8.
Chewink.
Harris. Lieut. Jack. to naval station, ST.
Thomas, v. l.
Fillmore. Lieut.. George u. to Naval Home.
Philadelphia.
White, Lieut. II. H.. 20 Naval Hospi,aI.
Pearl Hsrhor. r. IL.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras TO Key West-Moderate east and
southwest winds and weather partly cloudy ::
occa sional showers off the Florida coast.
East Gulf-Moderate east and southeast
winds and weather generally cloudy: occa-
sional rains Friday.
West Gulf-Moderate 20 fresh castery
winds and weather cloudy: occasional rains
Friday.
Caribbean Sea and windward Passage
Moderate easferly Winds except variable
over extreme south portion; weather partly
cloudy. with occasional showers Friday;
North Of SANDY Hook-Moderate variable
winds becoming north and northeast !;
weather cloudy and unsettled Friday.
SANDY Hook to Hatteras-Moderate south
erlv winds and weather partly cloudy Fri
day.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate and
routheast wines and weather partly cloudy !:
occasional showers off the Florida coast.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Raw SILK Trade Active.

Prices rose 5 yen in the Yokohama
raw silk market yesterday. Trading was
also on a large scale. transactions
amounting to 1900 bales. with Amer
leans the principal buyers. The local
market was also more active and prices
were firmer. while business Is still
irregular" says II. l.. Gwalter & Co..
activity at the mills Is steadily in
creasing. and with raw stocks in manu-
facturers' hands far below normal
good daily demand for current and
nearby requirements gives a decidedly
better tone to the market. Buyers this
week are more numerous and their in
terest is fairly evenly divided among
all sorts. Cable advices from Yokohama
state that Japanese reelers are complain
ing about reduced yield and poor quality
of the autumn cocoons. The Canton
market has quieted down somewhat"
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YonK Hrn4Lp.
New York Herrid Bureau,
Washington. ID. c.. Sept. ~.
These army orders were made public to-
day:
AIR SERVICE.
Harbeck, First Lieut.. Edward Vi, TO Fort
Sam Houston.
COAST ARTILLERY
Crissy, Major Myron s., to Washington.
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Lewis. First Lieut.. Harold b., to Washing.
ton.
INFANTRY.
Chslker, Capt. Charles W., 70 Fort Logan.
Hembold. Capt. r. a, TO Washington
Magee. First Lieut.. +. j.. 10 Washington.
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
Fire Record

A. NJ. I,oaa
IL 45-3f0 W. 9sth St. william Roe Unknown
1852 w. 10th St. Eager Pleat-
ing 90. ..........,....... Unknown
3:so-il4 w. 10th st.. Shapiro and
LAWS .....-...-....s...... .UnknoW0
7:O5-236 Il. Worth St. automobile.
William Hynes ............. Unknown
7;2o-1ee Greenwich St. Duz Co.. Ino.
80. ......... ........ Unknown
1o:o5-45i e. 1i4th st. Rubbish. un-
known ..................N NO damage
IL :50-f00 r. fremont av, Bronx, Au-
tomobile repair truck, City OF
New York Fire Dept. Unknown
II. NJ
u $4,000 Eighth av., awning. :. Unknown
IL :J0-T29 Westchester av., Bronx
Minnie Siegel. ..............I Unknown
1:OO-116s Madison av.. Charles Fa-
koushein ..................Un Unknown
2:f0-55S w 6Sth St. Giandina :. Unknown
2:1J-21s0 I'd av., Lascieto ....... .Triflinx
3:O0-1B II. i17th ST., Samuel Good
win .s.s........ ,A-a........ Unknown
3:2o-l6p Lincoln av.. The Bronx;
James Mcbride ............ Slipht
S:25-99 Hester St. S. Stuloerz Triflins
5:25-546 w. ii7th St. Miss Brown Jnknown
o:fo-5f Morton ST., basement. .UniSnown
The New York herald., 1922-09-15
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

FRANCE (Fr). from Havre 14th for New
York.
LAPLAND tBr). from Antwerp i4th for New
York.
MAUNGANuI (Br), from Wellington 18th
for New York
OLYMPIC (Br). from Cherbourg 18th for
New York
OROpESA tBr). from Hamburg 18th for
New York.
ROTTERDAM (Dutch), from Plymouth 14th
for New York.
SCYTHIA (Br). from Liverpool 14th for
New York
THEMISTOCLES (Greek) from Palermo 9th
for New York