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with 20 passengers and mdse. Went to pier
A., North River
guez and Aguadilla ith. Arecibo 5th. Ma
guabo and Manta Ith and San Juan Sth, to
the Bu-Insular Line, with mdse. Went TO
New York Dock Co.'S pier II. Brooklyn.
Str Agwiword. Lo5os Sept T. TO the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with
crude oil. Went to North lith street. Brook
lyn.
Str Lake Fernwood. Guantanamo Sept I
and Baracoa 10th. 10 the Atlantic Fruit Co.
w.th fruit. Went 10 pier 20. East River
Delaware Breakwater 1lth TO the Atlantic
Fruit Co. with sugar. Went TO foot OF jay
street. Brooklyn.
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. WentN TO
pier 81. North River.
,,str San Jacinto. Galveston Sept Q; to the
Mallory Line with passengers and mdSe.
Went TO pier 3s. North River.
Str Henry u Wilton. Texas City. to the
urion Sulphur Co. with mdse. Went TO foot
Of Columbia street. Brooklyn
Str A Moffett. Jr. Texas City. TO l.
Hague. with crude OIL
Str FL Estero, New Orleans Sept Z. to the
pier 81, North River.
Str City OF 81 Louis. Savannah. to the
Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers and
Str Coushatta, Newport News. 10 J
Tracy. Went to Hackensack River. NJ.
str Ardennia tSw). Norfolk. to the New
New York Dock Co.'S pier II, Brooklyn.
Str Corvallis. Norfolk. to Pendleton Brotn-
ers. Anchored off Liberty
Str Jean. Norfolk. 70 A ii Bull & Co. An
cbored off Liberty.
Str Costila Norfolk.
Str Virginia Limited, Richmond. TO the
Richmond and New York Steamship Co, with
mdse Went To pier I. North River.
Str Pawnee, Baltimore. to the Clyde Steam
ship Co, with mdse. Went to pier "A, North
River.
Str Glyndon. Boston, to the Atlantic Fruit
Go. Went 10 Cranes dry dock. Erie Basin
Prooklyn.
Str Walter A Luckenbach. Boston. to the
Luckenbach Steamship Co. Went to foot OF
35th street. Brooklyn.
Bark Molfetta, Genoa via Norfolk
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By the Radio Corporation of
America.

A G Bedford i34 NNE Diamond ShoaI 18th.
Amelia $40 Ambrose I iith.
Argosy 3IT 5 Diamond Shoal l4th.
Arzonan $50 NE Mona Island nth.
Bannack Pa NE Cape Henry 18th.
Baracao - y San Salvador 18th.
Caracas SOL Sc Ambrose l. i4th.
Catherine 975 Ambrose l. 18th.
Celtic SIG T. Ambrose l. v 18th.
City Of Savannah o. y Diamond shoal 18th
Dean Emery 81 Alligator Reef 18th.
Ellenor 65 NE Cape Henry 18th.
Federal left Preston for New Orleans $50
Pm 14th.
George II Jones i76 ssw Ambrose l. 18th.
Grecian 13 Sw Fire Island 18th.
Gulf Of Mexico 233 Ambrose L 18th.
Gufqueen 265 sW Brenton Reef 18TH
II vi Flagler i65 T. Ambrose l. v 18th.
Iowan 81 Ambrose l. V 18th.
+ Farrell 10 + Hatteras 18TH
James II Duke !. .1ss T. Ambrose l. V 18th.
Java Arrow 452 II Ambrose Y l4th.
Il j Drake 100 NV TortuRas 18th.
Leighton lat 20 a. Ion 81 81 18th.
Liberty I25 Ambrose L Y 18th,
Maquan lat 81 20, Ion ~ IL nth.
Marore i23 Ambrose T. " 18th.
Mayaro lat 81 on. Ion T2 % 18th.
Metapan 2ss 5 Scotland l. V 18th.
Middlesex i4T Sw Gay Head 18th.
Momus passed Key West AN 18th.
Mosela "a NNE Diamond Shoal l4th.
Mount Clay so5 T. Ambrosc /. V 18th.
AIundale $40 s Overfalls l. 14th.
Nacata 2Tn T. Ambrose l. v 18th.
Nora 100 w Sand Key 18th.
Norman Bridge o. r Sand Key iith.
Orbta lat - 90. Ion 81 81 14th.
Paria SOC SSE Ambrose l. fsth.
Pennyworth passing Cape May 2:3o PM 18th
Penobecot 40 NE Winter Quarter l. V 18TH
President Polk 275 w Queenstown 18th.
President Roosevelt 2006 Ambrose l. V
18th.
Porto Rico 253 n San Juan 18th.
Robin Goodfellow oes AmhTose L V IN
18th.
sabotawnn So Cape May 18th.
San Bonlto e76 Nantucket ]. v 18th.
Santa Lulaa left Balboa 4 PM i4th.
Standard 20 y Diamond Shoai 10th
Sunbeam GIG Oyerfalls 7. v 18th
Suraseco Z y Hillsboro Inlet 14th.
Swiftarrow 35 Il by " Diamond Shoa 18TH
vittorio Emanuele III 10 y Ambrose L Y
18TH
W L steed 2s5 W by S Sand Key ian.
Westwego 3Jt " Ambrose r. v 18TH
VIM Boyce Thompson 40 NE Diamond shoa
18th.
VIM l. Doheny lis NE Jupiter fg,h.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, FRIDAY, SEPT. Is, 1922
ARRIVED.

Str George Washington. Bremen Sept and
Southampton and Cherbourg Ith, TO the
ond cabin and TOO third class passengers.
mails and mdse. Went 10 pier D. HopoKeh'
Nj.
str Rousslllon tFr,. IIavre Sept 3. to the
compagnie Generalc Transatlantique with
257 cabin and ~ third class passengers and
mdse Went 10 pier 81. North River.
str BALTIC tNorp. Cardiff Aug 70, TO the
United Transportation Co. with a,ooo tons OF
coal. Went to pier !. North River
srr Dunstaffnage tISr,. Glasgow Sept ]. TO
J II Winchester co. with 6,23S Ions OF coal.
Anchored off Liberty.
Str weklka. Hartlcpool Aug 81. to J II
Winchester & Go, with $500 tons o. coal
Anchored off Statue Of Liberty.
str Dungcness tBr). sh elds via Providence
I /, the United States Navigation co. Went 10
Ecbins's Dry Dock. Brooklyn.
Str Knud tpanl. Sunderland Aug 20. 70
callaEssn, Atkinson Co. TI,n ? is5 tons q
str Sarcoxla Dunkrk Aug 81 and st
Nnzaire Sept 3. to the Cosmopolitan shipping
Co. with mdso. Went to pier :. Hopoken.
Str Pionicr CBelg): IIavrc Aug !. and An !.
werp 2lat. to the Lloyd Royal Beige, with
mdse. Went 70 pier 2.nsrie, MI, bas,n: oas.sa ao,b.
Batoum Aug 5, Cons.antinople 18Th, Catanin
nth. Meesina 18th, Lipan ieth. portimao
With mdse. Went to New York Dock Cos
pier 20. nrooklyn.
str Dowes Castle tBr). Shanghai, &c. vi,
Boston, to the Barber Steamship Lines. WITH
mdse. -.
Str Canadian Leader tBrl, brisbane June
o. sydney 23d Melbourne 2sth Adelaide July
q, Port Kcmble 10th, Bluff 18th. DUNEDIN
goth, Iyttlaton gath. Wellington 9th, Napier
goth, Auckland Aug and Cristobal Sept y,
To Wiford Mckay. with mdse. Went 70
New York Dock Co's pier 10, Brooklyn.
str West Hnmhaw, Sierra Leone Aug !.
Pensacola 3fst and Port Arthur Sept y, TO
" Bull q Co. with mdsc. Went 70 New
York Dock Co.'S pier 20. Brooklyn.
Str Heda tNorl. Rosario July ~, Buenos
Aires Aug 1. Rio Grande do Sui nth and
barbados Sept q, 10 o Stray Co, with
malls and linaeed Went to New York Dock
Co.'S pier 20. Brooklyn.
Str Garfield, Saiaverry Aug q, Guayaqui
2jth. Manta goth. Tumaco 2Dth. Buenaven-
tura 3let. Crstobal Sept and Porto Colom-
bia sth, 20 the Grace Steamship Line, with
mdse. Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier
81. Brooklyn.
Str Tuscanstar tBr) Buenos Aires Ana
~ and Pernambuco 30. 10 Wiford Mckay.
with mdse. Went TO New York Dock Co.'S
Ter @. Brooklyn.
Str Hawaiian. seattle. &c. 10 the United
American Lines. with mdse. Went to pier 9.
Bush Docks. Brooklyn
Str Santa Ana. San Francisco Aug 49, Los
Angeles 10TH Manzanllo 22d. san Joee 26th,
Acajutla 21th. La Iiberfads 18th, Cristobal
Sept ., Havana Ith. Baltimore 18th and Nor
folk 13th. to the Pacific Mall steamsiiIp Co,
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch 10 TrtB Ngw yoRK iirRAtn.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. II. G.. sept. ~.
Tho following army orders were made pub
lie to-day;
INFANTRY.
Clark. Major Paul H., retired from active
Whitney. Capt. Louis A.. to Leavenworth
4an.
..gambllla. Col. r. NJ. TO Preside, San
francisco.
AIR SERVICE.
Meredith. Capt n. L.. TO Helfrldge Field
Mount Clemens Mich.
Williamson, First Lieut.. II. L.. to Kelly
Field, Texas
FIELD ARTILLERY.
Burrll, Capt. Douglas O., TO Retiring
Board, Washington, -. q.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Williams Major Benjamin H. L.. to Fort
Monroe.
QUARTERMAsTER's CORPS.
Rssd Capt. Frank T.. TO Camp Holabird.
SIGNAL CORPS
Albright, Major Owen S.. TO Hot Springs.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10

Europe, Africa and West Asia via Havre
(mail must be specially addreSsed). str LA
LORRAINE. 1870 AM (sup 0 AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia via Piym-
ovth ard Cherbourg (mail must be specially
addressed) also parcel post mails for Bel
gium, Luxemburg and cherbourg tmail must
be specially addressed: also parcel post
mails for Belgium, Luxemburg and Belgian
Europe, Africa and Yves, Asia via Plym-
outh and Boulogne tmail must be specially
sh.,: ssdaressed,: also parcel post mails for
AMSTERDAM. s AM (sup $50 AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia tGreat
Britain. ireland. South Africa. Madeira.
Cape Verde. Islands, Sierra Leone and Ca
via cherbourg and Southampton. str MA
JEsTIC. o AN (sup 10 30 AM ~
Great Britain. Ireland, South Africa.
Madeira. Cape Verde Islands and Sierra
addressed) via Plymouth and Cherbourg:
also parcel post mails for Great Britain.
Ireland, France and the countries mentioned
N notes and b below Via Plymouth and
many. Austria. czecho- -slovakia. Hungary
and Switzerland via Bremen, str PRESI-
DENT HARDING (sea posD. 0 AM (sup
1880 AM -.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 10.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Canary
Islands. Lithuania, Lettona and Esthonia
must be specially addressed) via Plymouth
ana Boulogne: also parcel post malls for
Great Britain. Ireland and the countries
mentioned In note A below via Plymouth.
and parcel post mails for Germany An tria,
Czecho- -Slovakia, Hungary and Switzer rland
VIA Hamburg, str RESOLUTE (sea posD. 0
AM %.
Italy tparcel post mails and specially ad-
dressed correspondence) via Naples, str
AMERICA. 0 AM.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
NV Nail.l


BATHURST. Nh. Sept ll-Arrived, str
sheaf Field tBr) Sabine, &c.
BOTWOOD. NF, sept S-Arriyed. ST
Cranley tBr. London.
Hr1lsIN. Nj. prior 10 sept ARRIVED, sch'
Ethel NJ Bartlett CBr). Oporto.
CRISTOBAL. Sept 3-Sailcd, str ArifRas.
Los Angeles, san Francisco Portland. Ore,
and Seattle, .
HALIFAX. Sept l2-Arrived schrs Ida N
Zinck (Br). Sours: Araminta (Brl, Exploita.
Sailed 18th. schrs Audrey 7 Brown LBr),
Demerara: Ethlyn tBD. Lunenburg; l3tn.
Evelyn V Miller (Br). Boston.
Sailed 18TH str Caledonian fBr). Liverpool.
HAVANA. Sept 9--Arrived. strs Barcelona
(Sp1 Galveston and New Orleans for Bar
celona (and proceeded) Roseway. Orange.
Sailed sth strs Samuel l. Fulleg. Tampico +.
Helge DAM Sagua 9th. Spaarndan!
Dutch. Rotterdam: 18Th. Cartego. Ne"
Orleans.
NRYsTowN. Nj. Sept 9-In port, schr
General Trenchard (Bri. for Oporto.
NEWCASTLE, NIB. Sept l3-Salled, str
Silkeborg Dam. Queenstown.
QUEBEC Sept 13-PasSed in Martin River,
str Dampto (Nor). New York for la -Ha
Bay.
tNor) probably from Plymouth. Mass
Continued on Page Fourteen.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HALIFAX. Ms. Sept 1.-THE f'urness liner
car,irn hound from Montreal 10 Hull, .
ashor. In the ST Lawrence River near que
her Cant ] w Harrison. marine superin-
tendent OF the company. mas lett lot 'he
scene. -
KITTERY. Ne. Sept fi-Scir samuel w
Hathaway, for wilmington. NC, with ferti-
iizer. went on edge OF channel tonight just
after ahe paRsed through the draw of Ports.
nnou,h and klttery bridge believed che VIII
be floated with rising tide tomorrow With
out injury.
LONDON, Sept f5--Sir Willaston. from
Barry for BOSTON, reports when 500 miles
out. high pressure cylinder cover burati can
not ha repaired compoundIns returning to
Bristol Channel for repairs, which VIII take
about three days.
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CLEARED.

str Adriatic tBrl. David. Liverpool viz
Queenstown (generall White Star Line.
str Northwestern Miller tIr), Coffin, Lon
don tgenetaD -Furness. Witty Co.
Str President Harding, Goening, Plymouth,
Cherbourg and Bremen tgereraD United
states Lines
str Columbia tBr). Walter. Glasgow via
Neville tcenerall Anchor Line.
Ster Nieuw Amsterdam tDutch), Van de-
Heuvel Rotterdam. Boulogne and Plymouth
tgeneraD aD-fivii1ad-Ames,ca Line.
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Wind. OFF the Atlantic Coast.

,Ia,,oras IN I<ev yest--Moderate east winds
ana weather partly CLOUDY: occasional SHOW
ers Saturday t... .na
East Guif--Moderate cast winds anu
weather cloudy, with showers SATURDAY.
West Gulf--Modte te earterv WinaS'
weather cloudy ans ;.aowers SATURDAY.
Caribbean Sea ans Windwaru fasrsE'
Moderate east and northeast winds. exr"pt
variable over extreme south portion weatner
',anarailv fair saturday. except showers over
extreme south portion.
variabje winds. becoming north and north-
eaat. ana weather partly cloudy SATURDAY;
Sandy Hook 10 Hatteras--Moderate north-
.,,' ,sirds and weather fair Saturday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Moderate cas-,
oriv winds and weather partly CLOUDY; occa-
.ional showers Saturday.
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Martinique. st Lucia and Barbados. str
BRIDGETOWN, I PM tsup PM).
Bahamas uncluding 1pasua and Fortune
ISlands) via Nassau. str PALOMA. AM.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s.
Cape Haiti, Port de Paix. Gonaives and st
Marc father parts of Haiti. Canal Zone
Panama, Colombia and Ecuador must be
specially addressed) via Cape Haiti Port de
Paix. Gonaiyes, 81 Marc Petit Goave, Mira
goane, Jeremie, Aux Cages, Jacmel Cristo-
bal, Buenaventura. Esmeraldas, Bahia de
Caraquez. Manta. Puerto Bolivar and Guaya-
gull, str ADVANCE. IL NJ ~.
City Of Nuevitns, Cuba tother parts of
Cuba must he specially addressed) via Nue.
vitas. str MUNAMAR. Q AM.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49,
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata,
samana, Sanchez, La Romano. San Pedro de
Nacors. San Domingo City. Azua and Bara-
hona, str AIN. / 80 PM.
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ANDANIA (Br). from Southampton 10Th for
Montreal.
EMPRESS OF ASIA (Br). from Kobe 18th
for Vancouver
MINNEDosA (Br). from Southampton 18Th
for Montreal
SONoMA, from Sydney. NSw. 18th for San
Francisco.
TIiEMIsTocLEs Greek. from Gibraltar
lith for New York.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

AMERICA. at Bremen 18th
cADIZ (Sp). at Barcelona 9th.
DANTE ALIGHIERI ,ItaD. at Genoa 10Th.
EMPRESS OF INDIA fBr). at Glasgow 1871
GoTHLAND (Belg). at Antwerp 18th.
HANOVER tGer). at Bremen 18th.
WAITEMATA tBr). at Napier 18th.
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Adriatic, Liverpool. 60 " R.....,.. Noon
Archimedes. Manchester. IS y R..
Bridgetown. st Thomas, &c, "A -,
~ R...,..s...- .......... $500. A
City OF st Louis. Savannah. %
y H.. ...-'.'.' "'V" -
Columbia, Glasgow, Sc R...... Noon
Comus, New Orleans, 4a r.. Noon
Croxteth Hall, Leyant. 1th st. Ho-
c,uyaba. para. &c. Z Bush Docks. 200 PM
E Alba, Galveston. 81 y r. Noon
Fort Victoria. Bermuda. % y r.. III 10 AM
Helen. San Juan II Bklyn. Noon
Lake Fernwood. Cienfuegos, X. -
La Lorraine, Havre, "A n R.. III no AM
Lenape. Jacksonville, SO r.. Noon
Majestic. Southampton. 30 r.. 100 I'm
Margaret Dollar, Kobe. &c. Bush
DOCKS
Menominee, London, IS y R....... -
MUNRO, Gibara. o r R........... -
Nieuw Amsterdam. Rotterdam. 9th
st, Hobokcn.. ...............-.... Noon
Orcus, Peru, &C, As Bklyn. ........
Orduna. Hamburg, AZ R......... 100 PM
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


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o. Of Morton
mail q
mail
OF o
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the schedule ando
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
Str Norwalk Boston for New York.
Str yeedol New London for Bayonne.
Tug r. y Morse. with barge int 10 ANY.
Motor barge socony 81 Cat 4.i5 PM.
steam canal boat HigRinson Manufactur.
inr I'D fat a. AMl
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. MI. Sept 15-Barometer a.
fgne. temperature. 90 deg Fair.
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Bound East.

schr Helena, New York for Gloucester.
schr Truro Queen tBr). Norfolk for coun-
try Harbor.
tug A = skidmorc, with barges Cat Ats
PM.
sailed 18th. schr Ada Tower tBD. from
New York for Gaape
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Sept t5-Thc time ball above
tho Navigation and Marine Engineering
South street dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian, or hours slow of Greenwich
witch mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500.
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NAnrNr-ron SALE on WANTED.

Low wharfage rates on steamers. barEcs
yachts and motor boats laying up for TIN
winter. Telephone Broad COOS.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Group of log mooring buoys and steel o.
keg huoys are to be established ~ Block
island Sound by Coast Artillery Corps. Y A,
about Sent 10 within 100 yards Of q poln'
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Washington, ~. c., Sept. 10.
Those naval orders we're made public to-
day 49,, -
Keller, Lieutenant-C Commander Henry r.
20 III s. s. Robert Smith,
Parsons Lieutenant Commander Henry IT,,
IN receiving barracks. Hamopton Roads, Va.
Barnes, nt-Commander Guy o., 70
u. s. s. Huron. :. .
Hazlett, Jr, Lieut.. Edward b.. to Y. y. s.
S-3. when commissioned.
Townsend Lieut. q. D., TO Naval Air sta
ticu Hampton Roads, Va.
Morgan. Lieut. Ro5ert. to ". g. s. Prairie.
Thompson, Lieut.. Isaac W., to L. $. s.
Curlew. -
Kieffer Lieut. Henry NJ. to staff Do
Ftroyer Squadron
Shin. Lieut.. Thomas, to u. s. $. whppe.
NWestfal, Lieut. " d., to Y. s. 3. Pope.
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Dangers TO Navigation.

fRcporied 20 the photographic Office.l
Aug "a. lat 40 a6 Ion u 80, passed red
{, Meal buoy--Str Emanuel Nobel tBelel.
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onnecticut-Sheffield Island Iiarbor-The
Lighthouse Service announces White Rock
Reef iight was rebuilt Sept O. Light is Is
feet above water. on red triangular steel
pipe dolphin with white top; no other
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New y-Seacoast-Scotland light vessel
VIII return TO station about Sept % and relief
light vessel then withdrawn; no other change.
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SAIL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Orizaba. Havana. IS Il R......... IL :Oo AM
PaIoma Nassau. &c, . r. r. -
Pastores. Havana. y R........ ll;Vo AN
President Harding Bremen, iio-
CO, Iorenzo AZ R<lyn....... Noon
Silvia. st Johns. Java st. Bklyn... ii 10 AN
Southern Cross, Buenos Aires, &c.
l Hoboken. ...................... l'Vo = Va
Walter A Luckenbach West Coast.
zeeland Antwerp al X R.* Noon
Zulia. Laguayra. &C, ii Bklyn..', Noon
SAIL MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IL.
Advance Colon, 81 R........... 300 PM
Burutu. West Africa. foot 3Oth 81.
Bkyn. ..............
Cacique, Pacific Coast - R.. PM
Munamar. Nuentos. T. R........ Noon
SAIL TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.
Aim. San Domingo, IL y R...l....
America Naples. 81 r.. .......... 100 Pm
Jersey city. Hamburg. ~ Bklyn.,
Reeolute, Hamburg. 81 y R....... 1o:OO AN
poussIiion Uayre 81 R..... IL 100 AM
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MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The enga cement OF Rear Admiral ID.
W. Taylor as consulting expert in ship
design, construction and operating eco
nomics was announced yesterday by the
American Ship and Commerce Corpora
ton Admiral Taylor was chief construc-
tor of the United States Navy up to his
retirement July 1. He received the gold
medal of the British Institute of Naval
Architects for the best original paper
on ship shaped stream forms
The Narasakf Mar1i a new steamer
of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha. is receiving
her finishing touches at Glasgow, ana
will be ready to enter the European SER
vice late next month. She is $500 gross
tons, with accommodations for $50 first
class passengers.
Karl Stenning. director general Of the
North German Lloyd, arrived aboard the
George Washington yesterday on his
first visit to this country since reaching
his present position. He will go at
once to washington to discuss agency
questions with Chairman Lasker OF the
Shipping Board.
Frank C. Munson, head of the Munson
Line. said Yesterday that he had been
"much pleased" by a Washington dis
patch that the Leviathan might De
placed in the South American service.
Details of the proposed harbor de-
velopment for Toxic have been sud-
mItted to the authorities according to
advices to Japanese steamship lines.
The estimated cost is $50, 100000 yen,
the plans calling for breakwater AZ
3S0 feet long the dredging Of large har-
bor areas and the building of berthing
quay wall with total length of 67,o92
feet.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
SATURDAY. sErTEMBER ls.


Frdsn Jetron dispatched East
morning Of SUNDAY Sept H.
c str n s M for Canal Zone % s @ S"ae S Mousasn ss and r shans M
an saiado,. IN Micapnsna % %
o I ps c'ss I f nSnsaa am CITY eIns e d East = om q Seattle %
York the morning
o and Eua-
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AMs % .i"o' ." rAsioshs' YORK.
and specially M -
% ap a @ A @ ssasis @ f"ari German %
h s @ ,S sss5 % 9a Of sary % and sWsaen sme f Liverpool
Santos Santos nssi Eo Janeo and due SEPT m win mails
Martins IL - - - ~ ss~N, ! =
and Gu ana Fma
% I Thon % % Coi on
British
% c%na a "pss ss assass ss t Gia s e % @ % @ %
Tm0r inlua
Corsica
yoa1 Gaoon ooas
andMo
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New York--Bloek Island Sound-The Light
house Services announces group OF keg and
spar buoys established Sept II, 1922, IN 5
fathoms of water, within circular area
400 yards diameter OF point |. 900 yards
1904 deg (true) from Little Gull Island
lighthouse maintained by " S Army
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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5000 yards so deg drue) from Race Rock
lighthouse.
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Almanac for New York Sept. 1e.

The time given 10 the above table Il East
ern standard time and Ia furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetlc Survey.
For daylight saying time add one hour.
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Navy Orders

spccial Dispatch TO THE NEw yonK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
NJ Inn II Sent
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Continued on Page Fourteen.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DIE SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 10.

Eteamer, Prom. AEents.
Alstern Immingham 23d. .... .Furness-Withy
Bjornstjerne Bjornson, Vancouver 10th.
Bennett Hvosief e. Co
-.~A n Ina
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NOTE A-PARCEl. POST MAILS VIA
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
fYessels san on paylIght SAVING Tlr

SAIL SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16. I
The Cordova daily times., 1922-06-30
TOO FREQUENT FOR
 RELIEF HEADS

MOSCOW, June 30.-Russo-Ameri- can relations, if there be any rela- tions, have been strained by the love of the Russian worker for his holi- day.
 The American Relief Administration hired a number of Russian workers, and everything went along merrily for time, but the Russian workers be- gan absenting themselves frequently, and their only excuse was that they were celebrating national holiday. It appeared to the heads of the A. R. | A. that every third day was holiday l in Russia and the crisis came on May | Day. Indeed it was a crisis, such crisis that Pravda, tha leading Soviet organ, used it as the text for lengthy editorial sermon.
 Captain Tourtillot, Director of the | Food Remittance Division of the Amer ican Relief Administration, ordered all his employees to come to work on the first of May" Pravda explained, "eVen though there was no urgency in the work. The purpose was to ignore our ] international proletarian holiday" r This was the last straw. The Rus sian workers claimed they had been working through too many holidays and they refused to appear on the job on May Day.
 "This brought them to work on May g. before the terrible judgment of their exploiters in the persons of Cap tain Tourtillot and MT. Renshaw," Pravda explained.
 1 The upshot of the whole situation was that several holiday loving Rus sians lost their jobs.
 ''Let this be exemplary proof of the fact that the Americans, the same as other capitalists in Europe, came to Russia not in order to save the stary- ing or to improve the workers con dition," continued Pravda. "Oh, no!
 They weld the chains for the working class-they are preparing the moose for the workers!
 And, therefore, workers, be on your guard! If, due to economic conditions caused by our state of ruin, you should
 be forced to work together with the bourgeosie of Europe and America we must be on guard, and at their first attempt to throw the chains and moose upon us we must do that very thing to them.
 ''Long live the proletarian holiday!
 We will never allow it to be abol-
 ished."
 ] And so the incident is ended. Sev- 1 eral Russians have lost good jobs, but the Russian workers holidays will continue.