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and sarpfos tNor,. reported sept II. has
been cancelled
SAILED.

Strs Heronspoo tBr). Montreal; Peria.
Trinidad. &c; Franklin. Houston. Tex: Aqui-
fEelg). Hamburg. &C. via hiladelphIa; City
or Batavia (Br). Bombay. &c: Frederk VIII
dam. Copenhagen. &c: Gulflight, Port Ar
thur; camaguey. Santiago. &c: Niagara
fFr). vigo and bordeaux Assyria (Br).
Glasgow via Boston: City OF Montgomery.
Savannah; sarpfos tNor). Nassau; Madonna
manche, Charleston and Jacksonville.
Strs Crofton Hall fBr). Montevideo and
Buenos Aires: Beckenham (Br). Sydney CB;
Robin Gray. Boston
Schrs Edith X, Wilmington. NC: Tenn
Tug Atkins Hughes towing barge tpassed
out Quarantine at 2:20 PM.
Sailed l1th. strs Vsendyk Dutch. Baltt-
more: Carib. Philadelphia: Nagato Maru
tinople. &c: Brighton (Brl. Portland; Troa-
tolite (Br). Tampico: Upland (Nor). Glen
fuecos. dc: Ellerdale CBrl, Montreal; Ossa-
baw Mobile. &c: tug Director. towing 3
barges (passed out Quarantine at 7.l7 PM.
The corrected reading of the barometer
frcdrced to sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday, Sept IL. 1922. at 8 AM as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nin and eiGllty-six hundredths (20. .S6)
inches. This closely approxmates sevcn
hundred and fifty-eight and four-tenths
(T5S.D millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, n. 1s miles ,
partly overcast: light sea: visibility abo 4.
IL miles.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
FREIGHT RATES CUT
ACROSS CONTINENT
Union Pacific Announces New
Carload Tariffs-Reduc-
tions 10 to 25 p. G..

Reductions ranging from 10 TO 20 per
cent have been announced by the Union
Pacific system on a number OF commod-
tiles moving as transcontinentai carload
freight. j. B. de Friest general agent
in this city, said last night that while
no effective date Of the new rates is
yet determined the tariffs VIII be issued
as early as possible. The move by Union
Pacific comedies with a hearing before
the Interstate Commerce Commission in
Chicago at which recent reductions de-
termined upon by the Southern Pacific
system on transcontinental freight will
be thrashed out.
More than thirty commodities are
affected by the reductions in carload
freight moving westbound. The rate on
shoes. for instance. from New York ia
Pacific coast ports will be s442 per 100
pounds. while petroleum and petroleum
products will carry a tariff of Sl.47 per
100 pounds. Machinery and machines also
are affected by the reductions announced
by the system. the new schedule calling
for rate Of $3.50 per 100 pounds. Dry
goods and clothing are listed as 1851
per 100 pounds, while for similar weight
the rate on agricultural implements is
s2.2l and canned goods in twenty ton
lots 81 per 100 pounds. Hardware Is
TO carry rate of s1.ss per 100 pounds.
Reductions are announced for a small
number Of commodities from the Pacific
coast TO points in Eastern groups, while
downward readjustment has been
made in import and export rates via
Pacific coast ports for agricultural I'M
plements. machinery and cotton.
The rates for westbound freight carry
slight differentials when originated at
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Louis and the Missouri River. while the
same points are recognized in eastbound
movement, Tho announcement by Union
Pacific points out that on westbound
freight rates from the st. Louis group to
North Pacific coast ports are the same
as from Chicago, " nile the converse
applies on eastbound movement.
1t is pointed out that the usual thirty
days notice does NOT always apply In
rate reductions. It being possible. unless
the Interstate Commerce Commission re-
ceives protests from affected shippers. to
declare the rates effective in short notice
In the case of rate advances the full
thirty day period OF notice is necessary.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
Dangers to Navigat

GReported to the photographic Office.l
Sept 10, lat Al 06. lon II 46, passed a spar
about 10 inches in diameter, floating upright,
with marine Erowth-Str Hilton.
Sept 8, lat 40 40, Ion 8s "a, passed a spar
projecting about feet out OF water, ap-
parentiy attached to submerged wreckage-
str Paris
Sept 3, lat IS IL, Ion I3 30, passed a heavy
waterlogged spar projecting about feet out
of water-Str Catherine.
Sept 10. lat IS o6. Ion 10 Al. passed a rusty
ring on top and marked "10-8" In white on
Sept 10. lat 30 25. Ion 74 81. passed a rcd
conical buoy marked "4'' In black-Str Gala
mares. m
Sept Z. lat rs 80, Ion ss o4. passed small
waterlogged boat about IA feet long-Str
Yoro (Hond).
Sept s. lat 25 10, lon 80 40, a large tree
trunk about so feet long and 3 to 8 feet In
diameter.
Aug %. lat 10 So Ion 80 II. passed a partly
submerged log, with one end projecting out
OF water-Str Yankee Arrow.
Aug %. lat 4J 20. lon 81 20, passed wreck
age about 40 feet long and awash--Str
Huronian (B).
Aug 20, lat 45 40. lon Al 30, passed a mast
projecting about 80 feet out OF water, ap-
parently attached to submerged wreckage-
Str Pennyworth (Br).
Aug %, lat 10 81, Ion IS 81. a spar about
90 feet long and feet In diameter.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
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. 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., 1922-09-13
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

AUCKLAND. Sept f0-Arrived. str Cana
AvoNMouT1H. Sept riv ii~%rrived. str pron.
(Br). Montreal.
BARCELONA. Sept e-Arrved. str Nuria
BARRY. Sept o-Sailed. strs Airedale (Br).
-: Parkhaven Dutch. Boston.
BELIZE: Sept i2-Arrlved. str Ellis
Sailed Sailed 9th. AM, str saramacca New
Sailed 10th. str Thorserd tNor). New Or
BiRKENHEAD. Sept s--saled. strs Union
City tBr). Boston: 18th. Bradford City (Br).
do; Marina utaD. do Maiden Creek. do !;
In port l2th. strs Alness tBr). for Boston
ito san 2oth,,: Ramors Head tBr). for Mont
real 20 ssll 2oth); Canadian Constructor
tBrl. for Montreal Ito sail 22d).
BoCAs DEL ToRo. Sept i0--Saiicd. str
san psnito sBr)., Boston.
BORDEAUX. Sept 7--Arrived. str Innerton
tBr). Galveston.
BRAKE. Sept s-Arrivcd. str Greidon tBr).
BREMEN. Sept 7--Arrived. str Sierra Ne
vada DAM. Savannah.
BuENos AIRES. Sept e-xrriyed. str Pan
America. New York.
CAPE TOWN. Sept io--Arrived. str Bantu.
cARDENAs. Sept o--Arrived, str walter
d Munson. New York.
cARpIFr; sept 4-Arrived. str Seattle
cHRrsTiANIA. Sept s--Arrived. ctr Defa-
ware (Nor), New Orleans.
cfENFUEGos. Sept s-saiied. str Welding
COLOMBO. Sept io--saiied. str Telemachu,
tBr,. from Penang for Boston and New
York.
CORK. Sept 7--Arrived. str Rerhonlson,
New York and Philadelphia via Fenit
CRISTOBAL. Sept t1--Arrived, strs Atenas,
New Orleans comcrlc tBr). New York for
Hong Kong.
Arrived fith. strs Heredia. Port Limon
Toloa fBr,. New York via Havana.
Sailed nth. str Atenas. Bocas.
Sailed 18th. strs Norway Maru fJap). Nor
folk: Ulua OBJ. New York; Venezuela (fron,
New York;. San Francisco
DAKAR. Sept io--Arrived. str Bonny tsr),
New York
sailed 10th. str Boutry (Br) New York.
DUNDEE. Sept e--Sailed. str Stanmore
ff3r). Philadelphia.
DURHAM. Sept o--sailed. str Eastern
Grown. Peira.
EMDEN. Sept 7--Arrivcd. str Alwak
Dutch. Philadelphia.
GENOA. sept s-Arrived. strs Roverbe,la
ntaD. Montreal: West Mahomet. New York.
Arrived 9Th. str Mar Negro tsp), New
Orleans.
via Boston.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy MALL

ABERDEEN. Wash. Sept 11--Sa!led. ST
CLYDE Maru tJap). Japan. 80
ASTORIA. Ore. Sept 6-sailed, str Raw
1AREcfBso. PR. Sept 2-sailcd. sch,
Gamble, Mobile.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Sept 9.Passed out
barges Atlantic. Bourne and whitehead (firs
two for Providence. last for Fall River).
HONOLULU. Sept 5--Arrived. strs Goa
lir ga. San Francisco; Wilhelmina, DO.
Sailed 9Th str Maui San Francisco.
MAYAGUEz. PR. Aug 2e-Arrived. schi
Rachel, Mobile.
mulgee. New York via Tampa.
Sailed 7th. str Lake Gunni. Windward Isl
NoRwALK. CT. Sept ARRIVED schi
Hartney w (Br) st George. NIB.
Sailed Aug 20. schrs c Bryant (Br). Turk
Island; Sept i Wills a Holden a, Pensacola; ,s;
Curacao, &C land sailed 9Th for San Juan).
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Sept ARRIVED, STR
John worthington, New york. Diriso, 40
Llghtburn.. Marcus Hook.
Sailed 7th. strs Gulfstar. Tamplco: Lor
raine Cross, Buenos Aires Via ports; Palu
lima (Br) Southampton; Devolente. Bayonne
PORTLAND. Me. Sept io-Arrived' St
sailed ION. ctr Eocene. towing bars'
socony 6s for Rockland.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept 5-Arrlved
str Manuiani. Kahului 9Th. barks Star o
india, Bristol Bay. Star OF Zealand. do
motor Balboa (Sw). Vancouver for Dunkirk
Sailed 9th. str santa Malta crays haroor
SEATTLE, Wash, Sept 5-Arrived. bari
Guy G Goss. Chignik Bay; motor coolcha
Alaska.
SAN JUAN, PR. Sept 1-Arrived. str,
Glare, New York: 9Th, Lake Florian. Ha
vara: 9th. Giltedge. Port au Prince.
Sailed Aug 2s, echrs EDDIE Theriault (Br)
Curacao: Mabel Gale. Monte Christi.
ST THOMAS, VI. Aug 30-Arrived, str,
oaxaca (Mex). Portsmouth, r. via Points
Delgada (and sailed 31st for Mazatlan)
Dana (Dan. motor. San Domingo 3ist
Surlnam. New York tand sailed for 81
Crox, &c).
SABINE. TEX, Sept ARRIVED. str Henry L
Wilton, New York
Sailed 7th, str japan Arrow. Providence.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
FOREIGN PORTS.
by Maill


,ANToF.AGAsTA. Sept ARRIVED. ctr
AKIN. sept ARRIVED. str Muneric (Br),
Cardiff.
tBD. Glasgow land sailed for Nassaul ;
sth. Camito tBr). Kingston (and sailed for
Avonmouth)
HALIFAX. Sept s--Arrived. strs suwanee
(Rr), Philadelphia for Avonmouth land pro-
ceeded) Cornish Point tBr). London
Watuka .tBr). Sydney: schr Etnelyn tBr)
Cleared sth. schrs Audrey Brown (Br)
Demerara: Roy Bruce (Br). North Sydney.
Sailed sth. strs Hoxie. Glasgow and Avon
Montreal; schr Miriam H tBr). North sgd
HAVANA, Sept 1-Arrived. str Heise
JUcARo. sept e-Arrived. str sorland
(Nor) New York. &C.
LONDON. Sept 5--sailed. str Loughbrough
MATANzAs. Sept 7-sailed. str Munwood,
MAzATLAN. Sept 5-sailed. str sinaioa
NASSAU, Sept 9--Saied, strs Paloma
(Cuban), New York; 10Th. Munamar. New
NuEvITAs. Sept 5-Arrved. ctr Corona
sailed TN. strs Tordenskjold tNor). New
YORK; Mqnsis as1,;o Mobile. bile 30 s.u.. wv =,
PARRsboRo. Ms. Sept 4-Arriyed. schr
sss sbr B SSSc, NsS nsdfGTS S1
York; 9Th, w " Renhardt tBr). New York.
PORT De PAX, Sept 7-Sailed. str Dane-
PORT GREviLLE. Ms, Sept b-Arrived.
schr f G Lockhart (Br), New York.
Sailed 9th. schr Stephen T Saiter (Br)
New York.
PRoGREso. Sept s-Arrived. ctr Rinsbors
(Nor), Tampico.
ROSARIO. Sept s-Arrfved. str Bfbbco,
Mobile, &C.
SANTIAGO. Sept 5-Arrived. str Hiiiegom
Dutch, Norfolk via Havana.
SUNDERLAND, Sept 1-Arrived. str
Bellingham, Christiania.
SYDNEY CB, Sept s--Sailed. str T L
Church tBr). st Johns land arrived 10;h).
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str President Adams. London for Nsw
York. was SO miles from Plymouth at noon
18th.
Str President Polk, New York for London.
was In lat A 80. lon 3S 80 at noon 11th.
Str Roussillon (Fr). Havre for New York.
Ia expected to dock at pier 81, North River.
late Thursday or early Friday.
Str Polonia DAM. Danzig for Nav York.
10 expected to dock at pier 8. Bush Docks.
Brooklyn. late Wednesday or early Thursday.
Str George Washington. Bremen, &C. for
New York. Is expected to dock at pier 4.
Hoboken. Friday forenoon.
Str Resolute. Hamburg Tor New York is
Thursday and dock that afternoon at pier
SO. North River.
Str Bayern tGerl. Hamburg for New York.
- expected to dock at pier So. North River.
Thursday forenoon.
Str Munamar. Nuevitas. 60. for New York.
Is expected to dock at pier Q. East River.
Wednesday morning.
Str West Arrow. from Liverpool. expects
20 reach Boston Thursday morning.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13

Str verentia (Br). Gibbons. London (gcn.
ernll--Cunard Steamship Co.
Str President Garfield. Look. Queenstown
Str Yorck tGerl. Feyen. Bremen (goneraO
North German Lloyd
Str Paris u'r). Manrras. Havre via Plym.
outh lgencraD Generate Trans
Str Madonna (Fr. Mouton, Naples
Str T crofton Hail. Kiiveri. Montevideo
Buenos Aires and Santa Fe via Barbados
DISQUALIFICATION. Lilly Co.
str Santore, MacFarlane. Cruz Grande via
Panama Canal (baiiast) Steamship Co
Str Guiana CBr). Charlton. 81 Thomas. 81
croix. &C tgeneraD aFurness Witty Co,
Isst5-Hussteca Petroleum Co.
Str Lampas (Br). Brickhili. Tampico (bal.
iasD-F'urness. Witty 4 Co.
Str Munplace, Lum, Vera Cruz ana Tam
pico (seneraD D-Munson Steamship Line.
str camaguey. Campbell. Santiago. Nava
Station. Guantanamo. &C tgeneraD D-Naw
str Fort st George tBr). Mckenzie. Hamil
ton. Bermuda (EeneraD--Furness. Witty 4
Str concho. McIntoeh. Galveston via Ke,
West tgencrap--Mallory Steamship Co.
Str City OF Alton. Hansen tfrom BremeD
Galveston tresiduel.Lykes Bros.
Rouge lballasp-R l. Hague.
str Comanche. Staples. Charleston an,
Jqsksonyllle ssenersl,aClyds s,eamsh,p 60.
Cbaliasts--Holland.A America Line.
str Trevider tBr). Foster, Philadelphia
(baliast) Morton, Lily & Co.
str West Haven Easton. Philadelphia q,
transio-North Atlantic and Western Steam
ahip Co.
Str Beckenham lBr), Feather. Sydney. CT
(baiiast) --Funch, Edye a Co.
Str North Land. Foster. Boston tgeneraD-- =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
tlr Norwaik Crowell. Boston tgenerAD.
SNs,svn steamship Corporation.
Mir Ralph S Parsons. Baird. Boston tbaI
hsD--eexton h Bryant
Gyy Robin Gray Howard. Boston general
--fsttmian Steamship Co.
Tug Otis wack fBr). Young. rarrsboro. Ms
fbaiiast)--J r Whitney a Co.
Barge A w coburn. Myers. Windsor. M
tballast)J Y Whitney g Co.
The clearance OF atrs Ponce. West 1slal
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
BY the Radio Corporation Of
America,

Acopollis 7is c Ambrose 1lth
Albert u Watts 50 SSE Cape Henry iath.
AllaEuash 1.240 Boston l. v iith.
Arizonan 1000 Me Colon 1lth.
Bsnnocls 2.1s0 Il Ambrose L v llth.
Bramel Point 2a7 Z by N Cape MAY i2th.
Bristol Sc Fcnwick Island Il 12th.
Carenco 543 Il Ambrose l. 18th.
Charpaaua $40 e Cape Henry nth.
cs % sasssnaS ySsy 100 eSs 81 cigs nass @
coasfwise Is Ne Cape Henry l2th
Corson 255 T. Nantucket l. 18th.
David Mcilevy $40 S Ambrose l. i2th.
pevolente 1872 Sw Diamond Shoal 18th.
Eastern Dawn w overfalis L Y 18th.
EdcehiIi o43 f. Ambrose l. v 18th.
Edward Doheny 127 NNE Diamond shoal
18th.
FL AlmIrnnte 10 s. Diamond shoal 1ath.
Esparta aa : Nantucket l. l2th.
F. j Iuckenhach lao 8 Ambrose l. v 18th.
Feltora ITO ME- Diamond Shoa nth.
George Washington l.l5i Ambrose l.
Duke 4e3 Ambrose L v 18th.
Japan Arrow ISo ) Diamond Shoai i2fh.
tenancy 10 NE Cape Charles 18th.
Kroonland 2.i0i Z Ambrose Y 1itb:
Livingston Roe SOL w bishop Rock ilth.
Mnntroite so e Key West nth.
Munamar 800 s Ambrose !. v 18TH.
Paloma 240 s Scotland I Y 18th.
Para Ambrose L l2th. CO., ,o.,
Pipestono County 2.324 Ambrose L 11th
Porto Rico wi Will arrive AreGibo "A, AN i2th.
Rsisnes RsIn,s saa7 sia Amnrass A%osos' ,2th lla
Robin Goodfellow 225 S Ambrose l. v llth.
Robt e Hopkins 3O7 NE Jupiter 1ith.
81 Mary 80 S Ambrose l. v 18th.
Santa Ana 90 " Hatteras 18th.
Santa Lutsa 1905 s Ambrose. |. 1!;h.
Saugus S2S + Ambrose l. v 11th.
Seaconnet wSw Cape Charles 18th.
steel Ranger 1893 S Ambrose L v l2'h.
Sixaola 900 Sandy Hook 11th.
Steelmaker 463 S Ambrose 11th.
Strymon $50 NNE Hatteras 18th.
Sucaresco Ga Diamond Shonl 11th.
Sunbeam 10 S Overfalls L 18th.
sunoil 9i0 r Nantucket l. " 1ith.
Swiftscout 203 S Scotland l. v 1ith.
Vacuum % Diamond Shoal 18th.
vasconia 2s4 p Ambrose l. v 18th.
w C Teagle 255 Sw Diamond Shoa 18th.
" NJ Burton SO y Diamond Shoal 18th.
West Ceina lat 30 oil. Ion 63 - 11th.
West Hembrie 16l1 Cape Henry 11th.
westwego 035 Z Ambrose l. 18th.
Vim Boyce Thompson 600 e Ambrose l.
VIM II poheny 81 y Diamond shoai 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

lDistance given In miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l
Aden Maru due Sandy Hook AN 18Th
Axwihavre 265 SW Nantucket 18Th.
Carlton 300 Sc Ambrose l. 18Th.
Chester Valley 1.765 SW Bishop Rock 18th.
City Of Newcastle s38 E Boston 18th
Glare 469 N San Juan 11th.
Ccrnelia 5l2 8 Scotland L 11h.
Empress OF Scotland off Point Amour $3.50
George washington 1851 Ambrose L v
18th.
Glendsruei arrived Tonnpkinsvile Pm 18th.
0lsnridge $50 &c Boston 18th.
Grecian 80 s Wire Island 18th.
Guifligflt left StapIeton 2:45 PM 18th
Gulftrade ts5 S Ambrose l. 18th.
Lake Gilboa SO SIC Ambrose l. l2th. =
Lake Strymon $50 NNE Hatteras 18th.
President Arthur $50 y Ambrose i 18th.
President Roosevelt ISL Il Ambrose L, 11tn.
Rugia 1, ZOO l. of Ambrose l. 18th.
Ruth o6 S Fire Island 18th.
San Juan sos s Scotland l. f1th.
Saueus S2S Il Ambrose l. v 11th.
Sinsinawa 145 e Ambrose l. v 18th
vandyck 100 Sc Ambrose l. v fe,h.
Wekika 936 e Ambrose l. 11th.
West Eldara /, ,09j Il Ambrose j. 18th.
West Zeka .130 r Cape May 18TH.
Vim H Doheny % " Diamond Shoal 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
Continued from Preceding Page.

York and Porto Rico Steamship Co. in bal
lAst. Went to New York Dock Cos pier 35,
Brooklyn.
Str Veedol, Philadelphia, to the Tidewster
OIL Co. Went to Tidewater Cos docks
BAyopne.
Str Matura (Br). Perth Amboy. to Furness.
Witty Co. In ballast. Went to New York
Dock Co'spier "a. Brooklyn.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br). Halifax via Phila-
delphia. to Furness, Witty & Co. Went 70
pier 95. North River.
Str Sirrah (Dutch). Boston. to the Van
Nievelt- -Goudriaan Co. Went TO Erie eleva-
tor, Jersey City.
schr Dorothy. Savannah. Anchored off
Red Hook.
schr Priscilla Alden. Georgetown. SO. An
chored off Clifton, 81.
Tug John f Lewis, towing barge.
Motor barge Radium, Perth Amboy.
The following tugs arrived IL John A
Hughes, towing 2 baraes: Lehigh. towing !.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
WORLD SHIPPING NEWS CONTINUED

VALENCIA. Sept 10-Arrtved. str Luxpa-
lille. Liparl Ito sail ilth for Denial.
VENICE. Sept s-Arrived. str Belvedere
ItaD. New York.
VERA CRUZ. Sept v-Sailed. strs Yucatan.
Puerto Mexico 10th. Mexico. Progreso.
4 Arrived 9th. str Schwarzwald tGer). Ham,
burg. &c. via Matanzas.
Arrived 10th. strs Munsomo. New York;
9th. Risvaer (Nor). New Orleans.
vIBoRG. Sept lo--sailed. str Chebaulip
Petroerad.
VICTORIA. Be. Sept 11-Arrived. str Lom-
poe (Br). Antofagasta.
Arrived 18TH. str Empress of Australia
(Br) Yokohama. &c. for Vancouver.
YOKOHAMA Sept S-Sailed, str Eastern
Sailor Portland, Ore.
Sailed 9th. str Ixion (Br). from Manila for
Seattle.
Arrived sth. str Hakata Maru (Jap). Ia
coma and Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
226 WOODEN SHIPS SOLD
As JUNK FOR Sz50,0
San Francisco LaUyer Is the
Purchaser.
Special Dispatch - THE New YoaK HnAxp-
New York Herald Bureau
Washington, ID. C., Sept. l2.

@FNN'~' DteP1tt's ~ tH -'HW tOnh @A&1e~@~
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C.. Sept. IL.
The shipping board to-day disposed of
226 OF its feet 81 wooden shIps by sale
to George d. Perry San Francisco
attorney. The vessels brought a total
Of s75O,ooo. or sa.s1s each. payable in
ninety days.
One OF the conditions Of the sale was
that the ships were not to be equipped
or used as steamships. This means they
are to be junked. The proviso was In
furtherance of the shipping boards
policy 10 keep the wooden fleet from
entering into competition with the steel
ships which are being offered at $40
a ton.
The statement is made here. however,
that the purchasers intend TO strip all
the machinery from the ships and to use
1t in equipping some seventy-five hulls
that they previously bought from tho
shipping board without any restrictions
as to how they were to be used.
The vessels comprise practically the
remainder of the wooden feet built to
meet the war emergency. Most OF the
vessels are tied up in the York RiveF
at Claremont, VT.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
MASS TO-DAY FOR POLICE.
Deceased Members OF Force to BE
Honored mt 81. Patrfck,s

Requiem mass for deceased members
OF the Police Department will be cele-
brated at 80 o'clock this morning in
st. Patrick's Cathedral with Mgr. Jo-
seph r. Dineen officiating. Special
hymns will be sung by the Police Glee
Club. directed by Acting-Lieut. Patrick
Fitzgibbons
Relatives and friends OF policemen
who have died. and all members OF the
force whose duties allow, have been in
yited to attend
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
BAFFIN LAND NARROW,
NOT BROAD, AS MAPPED
Donald B. Macmillan Reveals
Biggest Discovery.

WIscAssEr, Me, Sept. 12.-The most
important discovery made by Donald 3.
Macmillan In his fourteen months ex-
ploration voyage in the Arctic was that
Baffin Land is a narrow peninsula and
not a great land as mapped. the explorer
stated in responding to the welcome ac-
corded him on his Homecoming to-day.
The exploration schooner Bowdoin,
with Macmillan and his companions
aboard. was escorted to the town from
her overnight anchorage in Booth Bay
harbor by fleet OF small craft.
The welcoming exercises were held
before 5000 people on the green In front
OF the First Church. where Samuel j.
Sewal extended to the explorer the
greetings of the citizens.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
Wind. Off the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key West--Gentle to moderate
variable winds and weather fair Wednesday.
East Gulf-Moderate easterly winds and
weather cloudy. occasional showers Wednes-
day.
West Gulf-Fresh east and northeast winds
and cloudy weather and rain Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Wndward Passage
Moderate easterly winds. except variable over
extreme south portion: weather partly cloudy.
with occasional showers Wednesday.
North OF Sandy Hook-Gentle to moderate
west and northwest winds and weather fair
Wednesday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--Gentle to moder-
ate west and northwest and weather fair
Wednesday.
Hatteras to F7orida Straits-Gentie to mod
erate variable winds and weather fair
Wednesday.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

MONTREAL. Sept s--Judement for So. 900
was awarded the Canadian Government
Merchant Marine by the Admiralty Division
OF the Supreme Court for services rendered
and damages sustained by str Canadian
Trooper In towing str Ottar (Nor) when In
disabled condition 500 miles to st Johns.
aid OF the Ottar in response TO wireless call I;
for ten days the Trooper through stormy
weather towed steamer to Newfoundland
port: of total SIT 900 was awarded Canadian
Government Merchant Marine, balance TO
officers and crew of the Trooper.
ST JOHNS, NF, Sept 12--Sealing str Home
(Br). before reported ashore in the Straits
of Belle Isle. floated without assistance.
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
OBJECT TO CEMETERY.
Former Justice Mclean and Others
Protest Against It's Proximity.

Seventy-five residents Of the eastern
section of the township OF Greenburg,
headed by Charles F. Mclean. former
Justice OF the Supreme Court. have
asked the Westchester County Board of
Supervisors to deny the application Of
the Daughters of Lebanon to establish
new cemetery on sixty acres near
Mount Calvary Cemetery.
The petitioners declare that the new
cemetery would be too close to their
horncg
The New York herald., 1922-09-13
BowERY HAS FIRE SCARE.
Blazing Mattress Found In the SAL
walton Hotel.

The Bowery had a fire scare early
yesterday. a burning mattress in one
OF the rooms of the Salvation Army
Memorial Hotel. at 223 the Bowery.
next to the. Bowery Mission. filling the
place with smoke. necessitating the
sending in of an alarm and the raising
Of ladders 10 the windows.
The fire. however. was all smoke. ana
the mattress was thrown into bathtub
and the fire extinguished few minutes
after the firemen arrived.