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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

Washington. Feb. 1s.-The raflroad
bill which has been practically rewrit-
zen since its passage in the house and
isk-ttate was formally reported blythe
conferees of the two branches today,
Agreement was reported in the
house to take up the measure Satur-
Aay morning at II O'Clock. Debate
to FIVE hours. which insures final ac-
tion on the conference report before
adjournment Saturday night.
More than two-thirds OF the Demo
Gratis in the house are opposed to the
bin and estimates place the number
Of Republicans who will vote against
it as high as SO.
The outstanding feature of the pro-
posed law, and the one which has
aroused the greatest opposition. is the
section which guarantees to the rail-
roads a net operating income equal
To IL per cent of the aggregate
property value Of the roads, The in
terstate commerce commission is di-
rected in the bill TO estahlish a level
Of rates that will yield this return in
each rate making group.
I ,s0swns4si ere@ of2a8xn ast equal Au Dort1
ance are the provisions for the crea-
ton Of a railway board of appeals"
with jurisdiction over all railway dis
putes
In the Guarantee section. common
~ known as section six of the SEN
ate bill the interstate commerce cont
mission is authorized TO add to the
IL per cent guaranteed net operat-
ing income, one-half of one per cent
fer additions. betterments and inn
provements. which under the ac-
counting rules of the com mission are
charged to capital account.
Earnings in excess of six per cent
viii he divided equally between car
rier'S reserve fund and the federal
general railroad contingent fund.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
RAISE SALARY Of
STATE AUDITOR
BECAUSE Of MERIT
Amy Man May Be Cover
nor But Few Can Be Ef-
hcient Officers.
MILLS BILL IS
PASSED BY SENATE
Spicy Debate Over Wage
Increase Brings Out
Caustic Comment by
Senator Leedy.

Persistent assaults on the ancient
tradition which makes the -=f4s.v ar
the governor Of Virginia the maxi
mum for ali state officers wers finally
successful in the senate Yesterday.
The salary Of the auditor If public
accounts was raised 10 g 211 tust
$3.50 more than the stipend n Nir-
GINA. s chief executive. Discussion II
the bill was brief but SPIRITED
Senators Mills and oliver were CO.
patrons Of the measure and f Was
on the motion Of the Richmond scrt-
tor that the bin was taken up out #
its order and passed.
Senator Drewry announced f4~ ut-
alterahic opposition To fixing the sal
airy Of any state officer at a sum OK
ceedlng The salary of the governor
II was dangerous. he said and eua.d
result in The senate being overv he1m-
Cd with requests AT every session
Senator Deody in supporting fHe
bill. called attention TO the fac shat
a man must be an expert 10 he audi
tor Of public accounts. while no
special training or knowledge *
necessary 10 hold tho high ofliae ~
governor Any man in this body
might he governor he said. but Z
doubt il there arc three who are
capable Of holding the office or AUDI
tor"
He declared tho c. Lee Moore. me
present auditor enjoyed the reputa~
ton Of being one OF tho most CONNIE
tent men in the country
An amendment fixing lne safarv at
5000 was voted down Senator
Robertson, who offered the amend
mcnt voted for the bill The senator
from RockbridGe rose 10 explain his
vote after tho bill had hcen placed
IN its passage, wing that he had en-
deaNored In offer an amendmrni but
bad been refused recognition by the
chair
Senator Holt president protein. who
was presiding, stAted INA the hair
had no intention II cutting the soma
tor off and a motion was made by
Senator Goodrich to return the bin TO
its amendabie stage The motion
WIS carried and the amendment lost.
Senator Cannon supported the bill,
calling attention To the resolution now
pending which amends the couStitu-
ton To fix the salary Of the COVER
nor Al from $4,000 10 $f26aa He
said tic hands. Of the general as
semhlH were lied AT this tima I'm re
spect to the salary Of the governor
but that the salaries Of other officers
should be increased, where the raise
was merited. without regard TO the
salary Of the governor.
Two more school bills were passed.
reducing the number IF educational
measures still pending tn rwo
House Bill No. 63 authorizing
boards of supervisors To- appropriate
funds for the support Of schools was
passed after an amendment limiting
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
s324,504 LARGER
THAN THE BUDGET
Auditor Believes Even
This Will Leave Tidy
Sum for Emergencies.
LIME-GRINDING
PLANT OMITTED
Prohibition Department
Is Allowed Consider
ably Less Than Asked
For BY Commissioner.


Both the senate and house commit
tee reported ont late las, rirhr
the CONCENTRATIONS biz for the
ensuing hieunium. setting aside
the sum Of s224sS5 e70 81
funds IN the treasury to meet
The exne nditurcs or the state during
tho next two years. OF this amount.
the largest ever recommended ny an
APPROXIMATIONS uaittcc or the een-
craI assembly. s3t.5Sf.S61a3 rs ap-
o~oFrtafcd for thc wear lae0 and
SfnS&s 1857 is yot aside for 1921
Chairman " \ Garrett Of the
sta finance committee and ] sin
Geonn of lho corresponding
t4yr house. announced that
se-H.2 ntnra joaav that fhc
ia, .at -e the5r respective
erta5af order far Tuesday
e=.fsf1 Roih cxrressrd the
ta1} meet little opne-
estst il v,iI bc Hnai!N adopt
a'He before tho eonstitu-
---=-----. -l.F-1lg4G Cd
.H.a ihc arpropiratiore carried
"stf =af,.. ..r,,,,oy, l,cre in thc
#.sfs5-44ua8 tf 20 rcr cent greater
-ss4 ea srar@psie than those for the
effr. 6jfpnial period il viii
,,,stse we'll p3taln 3he revenues Of the
.at~ as estimated Nv Auditor Of
ft4bffr Accounts & LcC Moore, and
'e6ee. perhaps, tidy sum unap-
l-raprialed TO meet emergency expeu~
atufcS
ESTIMATED returns irom merchants
a.snso t.,gA Increased at the specisl
session a. 1919 Wall. Auditor Moore
,4.XS make tlp for the deficiency be
ia can the revenues OF the state, as
nrrt estimated. and the total amount
If the appropriations tor the next
Two wears
APPROPRIATIONS in the bill, as re-
u rted out of committee, exceed those
recommended by the governor by
S324.5o4. but this will be more than
met bv the increased merchants
licenses taxes
The committee dropped from the
governors budget his recommended
Ion that $4,000 be set aside for the
building of A new lime grinding plant
AUTHORIZATIONS 10 the University Of
Virginia were increased over the
governors recommendation by s39,-
600 a year. those TO the Virginia
Military institute by $4,000. appro-
priathons to all state Normal SCHOOLS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
STUMBLING BLOCKS TO
CHURCH'S PROGRESS

Church members who fail to pay
their debts were fiayed without mercy
last night in "A sermon in Broad Street
Methodist church by Thurston +.
Price, general evangelist OF the South
ern Methodist church. who Is con-
Quoting revival services there,
4 don't believe men and women
can he good church members unless
they keep square with the world, -
declared the evangelist. Retailers
have told me not to talk 10 them
about religion. but to tell the people
in the church TO pay their debts.
Those who will not meet their obli~
cations are stumbling blocks TO the
progress OF tho church.
MIR Prices subject was Six Stumb-
ling Blocks to the Progress of the
Church" Besides condemning church
mcmhcrh for not paying their debts,
he cited the church loaded down with
unconverted people and the need
which some seemed To think exlste i
for a sentimental religion TO die by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
GERMAN PRESS COMMENT
ON ALLIED CONCESSION

Berlin Feb fisherman press
comment on the allied concession al
lowing trial of the alleged war cul-
prts by the German supreme court
ranges from suspicion of tricks and
mar traps" expressed by the govern
ments organ. the "Norwaerts." TO the
1ubiiantty triumphant we told you So
boasts in the nationalist press, while
the extreme Pan German journals, in
terpreting the allied recession as a
sign of weaknessA blew the trumpets
OF defiance. urging that even the idea
eft trials in Germany must be fatty
rejected.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
SOCIALISTS BELIEVE.
THE WAR WAS 4 CRIME

Albany n. y, Feb. lS.-Morris
Hillquit, chief counsel for the sus-
pended socialist ssemblymen, con
tinued on the witness stand today,
his exposition of the doctrines OF
socialism.
Hillquit said the socialist opposi-
lion to conscrption and the efforts
OF the party to bring the war to an
end were due TO the belief that the
war was a crime against humanity i"
He denied having appealed to the
citizens of this coUntr" not to obey
he mandates of the government,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
INCREASE STOCK OF
PLANTERS NATIONAL.

The increase in the ca pital stock of
the Ffa hfeTs National bark fro n
$500, 600 TO 100000 was approved
by the stockholders q, their meeting
Yesterday The present stock holders
will he offered 1900 shares OF the new
stock at the par value or 500. and
the remaining 1000 shares will be
held for sale al $435 Der shara~
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19
WEATHER

Washington. Feb. IL.
Forecast:
Nirginia---E'air Thurs
day and Friday, slight
iy colder Thursday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-19

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The New York herald., 1920-12-03
MARITIME MISCELLANY,

Str France CFr). outward bound for
Greenwood. in tow tug N p Doane: the
barge sank. The France proceeded.
GULFPORT, Dec 2-str Jupiter Rus)
while shifting from this port TO Ship Island
to complete loading. grounded during low
tide In the dredged channel leading out of
Gulfport harbor: will probably float at high
water to-day.
HALIFAX. Nov 29-Two rnasted schr Au-
gusta Evelyn lBr, 81 tonsl. Prince Edward
Island for shelburne. which went ashore on
Country Harbor Ledges Guysboro County,
on November 20. is a total loss.
LONDON. Dec 1--str Kermit. from Ham
burg for tsupposed) New York, put back
with engine trouble repaired and proceeded.
A telegram received from Hamburg states
that str Atlantic Sun. from New York. col
Str Joseph Seep. from Philadelphia for
Rotterdam, reported ashore In the River
Elbe. got off with assistance from tugs:
Dec 2-str oneka OBJ, from New York
and Philadelphia for San Francisco. Moji.
&C. before reported having arrived at Homo
damaged by fire and water.
LIMA, Peru. Dec 1-Directors of steam
ship companies have lodged a protest with
Peruvian customs authorities against q con-
tinuation Of the strike OF doclworkers.
which has held up port traffic for some
time. A committee OF freight agents also
has appealed to the Prefect of Callao for
guards to prevent disorders should work on
the docks there be resumed.
PORTLAND. o. Nov 27-str Moerdyk
(Dutch). San Francisco for Astoria and
Vancouver, sent - g. calls during the
night, asking for assistance; calls stated
vessel had carried away steering gear.
PORTLAND, Me, Dec 1-<schr Lucy May,
Sullivan for Boston. returned here Monday
night leaking; vessel was placed on mud
flats.
QUARANTINE. Dec 2, II AM-s.r ST
Michael (Br) and tank str City Of Alameda
dragged together during the high NV wind
off Bay Ridge Flats, but they are clear
now; two OF Olsen's tugs are alongside the
81 Michael.
REEDY ISLAND, Dec 2, 1890 PM-rug
Minerva sank In channel off Fort Delaware:
crew picked UP by dredge Manhattan; Engi-
neer Banks OF the Minerva was drowned an
OIL barge which she had in tow Is ashore
below Fort Mott.
SEATTLE, Wash, Dec 2-Schr Columbia.
from Aberdeen Nov "a for Honolulu, lost
sails In Fridays gale and was towea In
here to-day.
ST JOHN. NIB. Nov 2s-capt Roderick
McKillip of str Dunbridge (Brl died on the
voyage; he passed away when five days out !;
burial took place at sea.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
CLEARED.

lFrom T. s. Naval Communication Service
Str Thordis lNop, Tellefsen, Bergen
Norwegian-American line.
Str MARCUS, Falsen. Gothenburg, Copen-
hagen, &e-Seager Steamship Co.
Str Edgar Luckenbach, Blackier, Rot
terdam--Luckenbach Steamship Co, Inc.
Str Montana (Frl, Beaver. Bordeaux via
Antwerp-Compagnie Generate Transatlan-
tique.
Angra. &c-G 81 Luiz Steamship Co.
Str Luxpalile, Cunningham, Tarragona--J
w Elwell & Co.
&c-Compania Trasmediterranea.
Str Marsodak, Nielsen. Bizerta. Tunis.
&eonltsa Ameriesn cast1a 1ss 1sr me aurbes yoko
hama, Kobe. &c-Barber Steamship lines.
Str Maumoa CBr). Greene. Lyttleton, Dun
edin. &c-Norton. Lilly 6 Co.
Str Cornwall (Br), Robertson. Auckland,
Wellington. &c-Norton, Lilly & Co:
Str Duendes (BD, weldyard.. Cristobal.
Buenaventura, &c-Sanderson & Son.
Str Hulaeo. Landenberger. Port Lobos--
Walker & DAILY.
Standard OF Co OF New York.
Str Occidental. Petersen. Tampico-rhe
Str santa Veronica, Mackenzie. Havana
via Observation-Disclosures and Cuban
Steamship line.
Str Katahdin. Dalton, Cienfuegos. San
sias0i saiS C.. s'7Ns" YORK ano oa'A man steam
Str Banan (Nor). Tellefsen. Santiago,
Kingston, &c-United Fruit Co.
Southern Pacific Co.
Str Conocton. Kinney. Mobile and Tampa
Mallory Steamship Co.
Str oiavarria (sp). Bilbao. Port Tampa
Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Apache. Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville
Str virginian. Greene. Norfolk-Kinsley
Steamship lines.
Str Erholm (Nor). Johannesen, Walton.
NS--J # Whitney Co.
Str Pawnee, Snow, Boston-Eastern Steam
ship Corporation.
Schr Neva (Br), Anthony. Digby via New
ark-Scammell Bros.
Barge Socony 81, Rasmussen, Tampico-
Standard OIL Co of New York.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
CABLE REPORTS.

ADELAIDE, Nov 3o--Arrived. str Port Al
bany (Br), New York.
ALEXANDRIA, Dec f--Arrived, str Tarsn-
1IGiERs, Nov le-Arrived, strs American
Press, New Orleans: goth. Bacchus (Fr).
New York and Philadelphia.
ANTWERP, Nov 2s-Arrived, strs Quaker
City, Baltimore; Cambridge, New Orleans.
Arrived Soth. str Menapier (Belg), New
Orleans.
sailed 2sth, str Ioicos Greek. Charleston.
Sailed S0th, str Toronto (Br), New York.
BALBOA. Dec t--Arrived, strs CAuca (Br).
Guayaquil: I'd, Eastern Glen, Seattle; nchr
Laura q Hall OBJ, Buenaventura.
Sailed LIST, strs FL Dorado, San Frencieco;
jamaica (Br), Champerico.
BARBADOS. Nov 27--Arrived, bark Ana
"Yri XrrivSd 5 Dec I. str City of Alton. Newpor.
News for Buenos Aires.
BARQELONA. Nov 2y-Arriycd, str Bs-
poria CftaD, Savannah via Norfolk.
HARRY. Dec t-Hailed. str Eastern City
(Brl, Hampton Roads.
BOMBAY. : Nov 2s--Arrived. str Santa
BoRpEAux, Nov 2s--saiied, strs Holman
Msru (Jap), Philadelphia utiqus d'r).
New York West Loquassuok, do.
BREMEN. Nov 26--Arrived, str West Cha
BiiI1sT, Nov 2e-Arrived. str Iioiyoke
Bridge, Philadelphia.
BRISTOL, Dec ARRIVED, str New York
BJENos AIRES, Nov ec--Arrivcd, strs
Worcester, Norfolk s0th, Orange River
(B j. Newport News.
Sailed S6th. str Martha Washington. New
Yo ~
li port aath. ctr Canadian Planter ,Br),
lady, Nov 3O--saasl. ctr Busnss Aipss
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegraph ]

ANACoRTEs. Wash. Nov 3o-Arrived. schr
Okhotsk Maru (Jap). Okhotsk.
BELLINGHAM. Wash. Dec 1--sailed. schr
BOsToN, Mass, Nov 27-Arrived. .schr
Lizzie Clark, Red Beach.
Arrived Dec 2. strs Corn tDsnli progresc s
Everett, Norfolk; l. Kent (new), Bath
Salinas, Port Lobos; Lake Elsmere, Charles
ton &C; schr SARA Sarah Eaton Eaton New YORK for
scuiiy and Timbucto, New York: + G Her
scy. Salem. towing barge No 10.
Sailed 1st, 1850 PM. str sloterdyk (Dutch)
Sailed Cd. strs oxonian CBr, Liverpool
Royalite OBJ, Halifax Lake Getaway;
Rotterdam; San Bias sBr'. RavanS and , Port
Delaware, New York: Alioway, do tat
pDf); cienetive CBr). do; Hoven, Port Lobos (;
tug bermuda. Sandwich Ito tow barge CHS
holm to Salem).
for stonington.--wind at Highland Light.
w, 30 miles: cloudy; smooth sea.
vaiaars S tpn. Glasgow; lass We Robin AdsIi Rio Rio
iente. ae Paio Blanca; xsauam, Glasgow.
arrived ist str .unists, c,,,nso Boston
wartburg (Br), Frederikshavni Trltonia
(Br), GLASGOW; Fort Morgan SNorl' Port
Maria; seots6grS, Naples; co,hsnhr. xe5oSSiS hrl.
Philadelphia and New York; otho, Rotter-
dam and Antwerp.
Sailed list, str Arlington. Boston.
Sailed I'd strs Manchloneal (Nor), Norfolk
and Newport News; San Gregorio (Br), Tux
pam; West Lasnaway, Barcelona; Western
Comet, Glasgow and Avonmouthi schr LII
Ian II Kerr. Point-a-Pitre.
RUCKgPORT, Me, Dec 1-Arrived. schr
Charlie a Willie. Boston.
CHARLESTON. SC, Dec i-Sailed (no,
arrived. .strs Saxon, Havana; wico, VIII
mington, NC: Sag Harbor. Acajulta.
Arrived I'd. ctr Lenape, New York (and
proceeded for Jacksonville).
CAPE HENRY. Va, Dec 2--Passed In, strs
westerdyk (Dutchl, Rotterdam for Balti-
more; Petershew (f3rl. Gibraltar for do.
st Thomas: Sydland tSwD, do for Gothen-
burg: Lake Tippah. do for Havana; Putney
(Br). do for san Antonio; veni tNorl. do fQi
New York; w q Warden, do for Port Lobos
Datchet (Br), do for Alexandria FerrC
(NorJ, do for Malmc-Wind W. IS miles
GALVESTON, Tex, Deo 1--Arrivod. str,
FHasrn (sw), Gibraltar; Augusta (sw)
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
SAILED.

etrs France (Fr). Havre; Bowie (Br),
sonvlle: Manchuria. Hamburg; Paloma
(Cuban), Manati; Ballena (Br), Paita.
Strs Lithopolis. San Domingo; Hulaco,
Port Lobos: Miller County. do: Frederik
VIII (Dan). Copenhagen: City Of Savannah.
Savannah: El Almirante, Galveston; Boston
City (Br). Bristol via Norfolk; Montana
(Fr). bordeaux and Antwerp; OzauSee.
Charleston; Gateway City. Hamburg and
strs Colon. Port au Prince and Cristobal;
Ulv (Nor), Santiago, &C; Ansaldo III QtaD /.
Genoa via Philadelphia; Bardic (Br), Lon
don: Chestnut Hill, Texas City; Aeolus. Rio
Janeiro. &c: Sagua. Kingston, &C (two last
night of 1st).
schr F Burgoyne putch), Aruba.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leve) at New York on
Thursday. Dec 2. 1920, at s AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nlne and fifty-nine hundredths
(29.59) inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and fifty-one and six-tenths
(75f.6) millimeters. Captains of all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, Sc. 23 miles
clear; heavy At City Island at sunset,
NV. moderate breeze; clear; moderate sea.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
ARRIVED.

str saxonia CBr) London Nov 20. Cher
bourg 21st and Halifax 29th. TO the cunard
steamship Co. Ltd. with 446 cabin, l.104
steerage passengers. malls and mdse.
Str Duca degli Abruzzi dtaD. Genoa Nov
Is, Naples 18th and Gibraltar 21st to the
Itaiia-America line. with SO first. 12s second
cabin, 1892 steerage passengers, malls and
nldse.
Str Dante Alighieri QtaD, Genoa Nov 10,
Naples nth and Palermo 18th, to Mcdonnell
Truda. with 80 first, 249 second cabin.
1859 steerage passengers and mdse. Went
str Apus, London Nov 10, to the Green
Star line. In ballast. Anchored off Staple
Str Irishman CBr), London Nov IL, to the
White Star line. with mdse.
Str Lake Savus. London Nov II. to O D
Richard Co. In ballast. Went to foot OF
Str Bristol City (Br). Bristol Nov 1s, TO
James Arkell Co. with rndse.
Str Monana. Bergen Nov IL. to the Seager
steamship Co, Inc, with mdse.
Str wachusett, Rotterdam Nov 0 and Hor-
IA 10th, toE Marten Go; In ballast: "a
to the Kerr Steamship Co, Inc. In ballast.
Went 20 pier 4. Army Base. Brooklyn.
Str Margaret Frankel. Rotterdam. An
Str Bsygola eBrJ, Marseilles Nov 49,
Str Clan Matheson CBr). Trieste via Nor
str Matatua CBr). wellington. NJ, oct
49, Auckland 2sth. Cristobal Nov 20 and
Boston 3oth, TO the White star line' with
Str Santa Elisa, Valparaiso Nov 13, Anto-
faxasta and Meiillones 18TH Iquique 18th,
Ca1ao 10Th and cristobal 2fth. to w II
Grace q Co. with 65 passengers, malls ana
mdse
Str Virgil CBr). Bahia via Pernsmbuco,
&C. 20 Lamport q Holt. with mdse.
Str ST Patrick (Br), Santos Oct 30, Rio
Jsneiro Nov and Bahia 18Th. TO the Booth
steamship Co. with mdse. Went to foot or
Milton street. Greenpoint
Str Tivives, Cartagena Nov 10, Porto Co
iombia 2ist. Santa Marta Gath, Kingston
2eth and Santiago 27th. to the United Fruit
90. with 81 passenger. mails and mdse.
went 70 pier 10, East River.
Str Baidhili, Port Lobos Nov 81, to Walk
or A DAILY, with crude oil. Went to pier ..
I. Constable Hook. NJ.
Str Agwinrpon, Port Lobos Nov %, 20 the
rw ras York ena wen a bier &
Str Ponce. Ponce Nov %, Mayaguez e4th.
Arecibo 23th and San Juan 26th, to the New
York and Porto Rico Steamship 90, with
f0s passengers, malls -ad mdse. went %
New York Dock Co.'S pier 80. Brooklyn.
gsr Suneiseco, Havana Nov 20, to tho
Trapsmarine Corporation. In ballast. Went
Str Generaikonsui Pnrlisen DAM, Ha-
vana, Nuevitas and Caitwrien. Anchored off
Liberty,
Str Caiabasns. Antia Nov g, 70 the At
lanfic Fruit Co, with sugar. Went 10 New
York Sugar Refinery, Long Island City.
str manniH ,na nif ,E 2 sssenasrs @ 90 lns Man nnd
nnd~e. Went TO pier D. East River
Htr Domingo Nazabal / Cuban, Cienfue-
ros Nov is and sagua 2fth, TO Pernas, Col
}rdo co, with sugar. Went TO Warner .
sugar Refinery, Ednewater, NJ.
sur Lakc Cali8toga, Havana,
gfr Fort Hamilton fBr). Bermuda Nov
30, to the furncss Bermuda line, With III
iasaensers. mails aud mdse. Went to pier
ftr i,atnpasas, Galveston Nov "a, "a the
Msnory 6tssmshtp 90. wftn mdss.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03

sailed 1sth); Tomalva. New Orleans for Rio
Janeiro. &c (and sailed 1sth); Lake Hector.
18th. Gothia (Sw) Norfolk (and sailed goth
for y: schr Anna Heidritter, Cork;
10Th, strs Navarro (Sp),. Iquique via Colon
Selene. New York for Rio Janeiro. &c land
sailed same day.; Vincent, Baltimore for
Bahia Blanca land sailed same dayl; 2lst.
day for HaytD; st Johns County, Bruins
wick, &c (and sailed next day for Rio
Janeiro and santos) 22d. Aibaro QtaD.
Sanchez for Genoa
Sailed 18th. motor Dana DAM. San Do
mingo; schr Erris (Nor), Brunswick.
In port 22d, schrs Edgewood (Br), for
New York: Luther Little, for Fort Liberte.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Rotterdam (Dutch), Rotterdam, &c, is
expected to dock at foot of 9th street.
Hoboken, Saturday forenoon.
Str Celtic (Br). Liverpool for New York, Is
expected to dock NJ pier SO, North River.
about 3 PM Friday.
Str Old North State, London, &C, for New
York, is expected 10 dock at pier "a, North
River, Saturday afternoon.
Str Advance. Cristobal for New York, Is
expected to dock at pier I, Hoboken, FRI
day morning.
The New York herald., 1920-12-03
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy MALL

II3y
HILO. Nov 24--Arrived. str Hollywood
Tacoma, &c.
HONOLULU, Nov 26--Arrived. strs West
Caddoa. San Francisco for China and Japan
Canadian Inventor (Br). Auckland. &C, fol
Yokohama. &C.
. sailed 10th, str Col r l. Drake. San Pedro
NEAH BAY. Wash, Nov 26-Anchored, str
Francisco.
ORANGE, Tex, Nov 27--sailed, str Thomas
Wand. Tampico.
PORTLAND, Me. Nov s0-Arrived. str
Baccarat. st John. NIB (to lay up).
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov 2T-Sailed, str
Elkhorn, Portland o.
SAN PEDRO, Gal, Nov 26--Arrived, strs
Haleakala, Portland, o, for West Hartlepoo
and London: Elkton, Tacoma for Liverpool
ST THOMAS. vi. Nov 17-Arrived, strs
Cardonia, New York for Bahia, &C (anC