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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
MARINE QUER|ED As
TO DEATH OF WOMAN
Norfolk Police Make No Ar.
rest, but Ask Tha, Sol
dicr Be Held.
u LSnA ID Dt:iSG sn,,.,,r
- M3strriou>i. Absent From Home
f"i'""inE Finding: or Wife.S Bod,
ON bc"rh at bccnn Sicu-IndIrn-
'iohS Woman Was Asanuitrd
10y Associated rrcssl

'is' oI.k. VA, April "a United
.."tcs marine is being held under
'-""'r Nati"n at the barracks here In
connection with ihc DEATH Of Mrs.
Eu,l Mercer whose bod was found
on the beach at ocean View Sunday
y" ares, has %": been made. but,
NOri"lk detectives nave visited IA.
'arrar.SS, and after securing "a par
iial idcntiiic Lion "f linn as the man
WIN whom II Is claimed tn. Young
woman vas last seen. /; is said, asked
mat N" he not allowed To leave tn.
reservation. Ills nam. could not BE-
learned from the police.
whether Mrs. Mercer was assaulted
and thrown into the bay. or took the
plunge after II quarrel, Is not known
1t Is certain though. that the body
had not been Ia the water more than
ten hours. She was last sccn Sa,ur-
day night.
While Mrs. Mcrccr's body IL in the
city morsus. her young husband Is
Inystcriously missing from his home
He left Fra,ay morning ana has not
been seen or heard from since. II
~ reported he left Friday night for
Baltimore. and his mother, Mrs.
Betty +. Mercer. believes that he has
shipped on Somc steamer for a trip
around the world
Was Ruth Grn-,nn.
Mrs. Mercer LEI. her home Satur-
day night about O'Clock, and told
her mothcr-in-law she would return
either Sunday or Monday. She uid
not say where She was going. accord
ing 10 Mrs. Betty Mercer That was
TIA" last seen Of her at hcr home.
Tho drowned wQInan's name was
l;uth Geu"van. and he. home was in
4 htf-4s ~. ... 4 ar.I
y. Mercer, OF this city. about SIX
months ago. Mercer did not bring
his bride with him when he came 90
Norfolk in January. He enlisted on
the coast Guard cutter Manning. and
his w.fe came here early IN March.
since that time sho has been living
with him a, their mothers.
Mercer w0s discharged from III,
Manning on March -. his mother
said today. but She did no; know ~
until lnst SATURDAY,. when lie failed
10 come home FRIDAY nigh, she
called up tho commanding officer Of
tho cutter and war Informed that
her son was no longer member OF
that crew She was told that ship
mates had heard him sag he was
going Ia Baltimore.
Rod. Iindiy bruised.
Will" indications ar" that Mrs.
Mercer Was assaulted bcIDi" Sh'
entered The water. none %: TIA"
wounds on her face ard body were
Of such nature that they wo>ld
have caused her death, Physicians
Say. The bridge OF her nos was
broken. her upper lip Was badiE'
bruised and evidences OF blows on
both cheeks were plain. There were
small abrasions on the ankles and
nrrns. II is said that tho. could
have been caused Is con.',t with
driftwood The verdict ~ the "oro-
ncr's Jury was thai she came 70 her
death by drowning.
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Relieves Headache

\ little MuStcroic. rubbed on fore.
head ana temples. will usually drive
away headache. y clean, white oint-
ment. made with oil of mustard
Mustcrolc IL natural remedy with
none OF the evil after-effccis SO often
caused by internal medicine"
Get Mustcrolc nj your drug store.
60 aud Coo. jars and tubes: hospital
size, So.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
southern Emitting on sh,rnrn

l.iNCi!HtEG. VA. April 3.-rhc
southern hallway IS adding I" its
'prcc OF car repaircra at the Monroe
divisional shops. whcr. three cxtr:,
plen have been given work
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
Hiring. smallpox from Yves, Virginia

bfNcIIEtRi. VA. April ;-.\u-
other case of smallpox has been
found here. the patient being Eichar /
Ir"w. c"i"rcd. who came home from
West Virginia coal fields because hn
WAS SiCl.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

has received great benefit from it.
You can use this letter for a tcsti-
monial if you wish, Is cannot say
too much about what your medicine
hasdone for me and for my daughter. .
firs. WINS. HUGHES, Grcenville, Del
Mothers and oftentimes grand
mothcrs have taken and have
learned the value of Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. So they
recommend the medicine to others.
The best test of any medicine is
what it has done for others. Fer
nearly fifty years we have pub
lished letters from mothers, daugh
ters, and women, young and old, rec
ommending the'Vcgetable Compound.
They know what it did for them and
are glad to tell others. In your own
neighborhood are women who know
of its great value.
Mothcrs-d daughters, whynottryit?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04

; i w 10 GiiUtI
. my eldest daueh-
ter had someintcr-
|naltrouble as ever
since the first time
her sickness ap-
pcared she had to
go to be d and
even had to quit
school once for a
week. l always
| take Lydia +.
| Pinkham's Fcgc-
table Compound
myself so l gave
jit To hnr cnd Shc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-04-04
MOTHERS And
DAUGHTERS
Read This Letter from
Mrs. w. S. Hughes

Greenville, Del" was under
the impression tina; my eldest daugh-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. Jan. ;5-whcat had a ten
iercy To sag In price today. owing moro
or lsHs, to composition from the southern
house In New York. The close. however.
,nsh ,,i 70 a,Gsni lowsT VITA May. Lila
gained shade to h-ccnt, oais sJst !. 10
;SNh and provisions finished unchanged
to 90 cents higher.
With report current o. enlarged offer
inEs OF the new crop In Australia ana
Argentina. the whoa; market here showed
an absence OF any aggressive buying
the outset. This condition was soon mauc
York broicraEe failure. although ,he fac;
was quickly asccrtR!ned that no inpor.
amt amount o: grain was Involved. AZ
rallied somewhat. Russian relief pur-
chases were helpfu! stimulus Mt thi.
luncture. ana 80. too. was announcement;
Of decrease In the United States visi-
bio supply total. Notwithstanding tina:
tho decrease proved TO 20 loss thun hnc
been looked for In some quarters. All,
senco OF moisture In the Southwesi
counted as an additional strenEthenin.
factor Mt tho last
Renewa! OF export Inquiry ,orether with
20 the corn market Data prices declined
crensed ahtpinents OF lard helped to lift
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DRY GOODS

DIX OOODS, Hu-1
NEW YORK. Jan. is.-Cotton goods
operations being stimulated by new prices
on nannelettes. ginshams and tickinHs.
announced Saturday. Jobbess are moro
numerous In the trade than At any tims
In some years. Cotton yarns were steady.
with trade of moderate volume. Raw silk
was lower. wool goods We're auiet and
bur!aps easier. Many new wash goods
lines arc beinE shown and dress fabric
buyers are moro active.
NAVAL STORES.
SAVANNAH. GA. Jan. is.-Tur pcntinc
flrm: sales. go: receipts. 81; sh!p'nents
375; stock. 1855. Rosin. Arm: saies. $50:
rrsceip,s. 42t; shipments; i.s7s: stock, ga :
X. AS: II. 6.:5: N $50: W.. SIG: WV.
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steady at tho decline until after mid
session. AZ the lowest this trading month";
were 10 to SO p1'nts under the close o.
last week. March trading as low as 1896
cents pound. In the later trading
toinething OF rally was caused By
rea LIKING on tho shor; side. and the Close
was at net losses on the day OF Is TO So
points; March closed a. 1856.
Much of the early selilpE was due
TO 4 poor l.iverpool. but discussion on
the floor OF the exchange was mainly
centeFed on international! politics Man
chester cables created an unfavorablc I'M
business was being done !here were no
!!sM Of general revival. Prices were
In abe late morning reaorts were cir
culsted on the moor OF the EXCHANGE OF
selling that followed stop-loss orders
were caught on the long eide In con-
siderable volume. Rains in Texas and
In actions Q, the central and eastern
PORTION, ot NE belt were recorded rs
grcssurs which was not checked until n
demand OF consequence arose from The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17
BY FRED'E T. SOJ.TISG & CO.
Investment Bankers.
go East Main Street, Richmond En.
COTTON 5000 A BALE
UNDER JANUARY Sd
nv Asspclated Pre,s.l

NEW YORK. Jan. !e,-Th- cotton mar
ke, was weak and unsettled today. with
20 49,. or rs points below the closing
quotation Of last week. and $3.50 per bale
below the high price touched Ut tho open-
'I.t5. with the general market, closing
steady at net decline Of % to IS points
on covering.
decline Of 10 to = points in Response
to lower Livrrcooi cables. Private adj
v!ces B;trlhutinr the decline In the Eng
vivei last week's apprehensions OF spot
liquidation IN the South. and thero WAY
also selling on rtrorts Of good rains in
reared on the scale down. but 4, was
very limited. and the market showed in
c'enslnr weakness durlpr 80 .''.''H -
,ns by brokers with Southern connec,ions,
Naturally this p->soure served 20 color
The talk Of nm easier spo. situa,lon. and
narv sold on to i7p and May 10 1884.
making net declines of ~ 10 % points
on the mn.e active nos!t!ons. after which
were ral!te. from the lowest on coysrina
or scattered buying for reaction Some
further trade buvinr was also reported
mems active. and the closing bulge WINS
attributed chiefly 20 thu stronger tech
nical posltion OF .lLs market
'her. was 30 pressure Of s.ot cotton there.
but the talk Of an easier baEls more
- les. general a-onrd the rim and th=
main factor on tho decline. There was
raw material would further retard bust
me-. In cotton roca,s., 49,. .,.,
,fso;' *o far this season. Port rscsints
1855. United States mort stocks. J. .E1.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17

Now Ycrk-Siiidlinr. 1875: receipts. 2s0;
Minor ocrt-Reee,pts 452,: exports. 4.5ei:
To;a, taday-Receipts. l7.ss5: EXPORTS. u.s.
Total for wsek-Receints. cs.9li: Exports
Total for .enson--Rece;pts. s.75l.2ao: cx-
nOrir. 3l19.OlS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17
COFFEE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-An opening i'd
vance OF to points In the marke,
for coffee futures WAS not FULLY main
talncd. owing TO slightly easier late cables
from Santos. Offerings We're heavy and
after easing on from s,i4 to 81 for May
the market showed little further change.
The close being TO I points net higher.
Sales wero estimated ut about l5.sl5 bags.
January sac. March. S.52: May. SID: July.
sal: soptember s.N: October. 800: De-
Spot coffee, dull: Rio Is. 9 to 9A: San
tos 4s. 10 to l2H. cost and freight offers
were generally shade higher. Including
~ at SEQ to SIS. aud Victoria S.. plus
20: at 7.9i. American credits.
p rsis In the dollar buying rate. and no
change In the rate on London, The Rio
ing at an advance OF so TO 100 rels on
saturday. the Santos market reported a
day. but wax unchanged to $50 rcis lower.
brazilian port receipts. 1902: JuphianY
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THE IZNES-DLSPATCH.S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS
PRODUCE MARKETS.

e e.. eve .s toy 100: feeder lambs. n..s@isoo
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$3O,OOO,OOO
Southern Railway Company


Development Bonds
Bearing $40
exemption prortom auriy - "
october lie OF
for
a% v s na ssgasao' $1,000
Ew OF K.rrsee
aean Hsnhen ha o
5 ] @ % @ % @ % s 1 sa s ,ss ass
% @ @ % % e ma sss
$ss$ ] s$sass $$Ss $$ S $ III s @ g s a $s
] @ n f% War Finance Corporation and
s @ s S n 1 Sc ] $ @ Wa s sss ssssss.
% new capt." has been used provide improved facilities
and n wnnnos following
= = : pig sss e s' sszzii$
gspe 1877
@ ss s: Ss +; s ~ s$ = ms: e.: e. ss entails
81 & mental aTS s s s: s" %%s Ias s ( MN
% 1899 @ 81 @ part aa s ss
$ $' $ $ S :s$s; 4; Il
above ne e edmuetto taps pnnna.a
owe
@ IN ] e s9 sS rs %sa sss s
% @ On @q ~! be payable tho Office Of
wi b nvood pmdmsh oprpanuon taanneBon
J. Pm
First s Nat qa Bank The National City city Company
Guaranty Company Of New York Bankers Company
~
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

22ceo. Santos cleared. $50 for New Yor,e
~ mai z, was again reported In all districts
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RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.
Whnlesnle Cuotatlon, IN ,Chnnce

H"1eShic SuotatIoNs on 'Chnnce.
January is. 1872
These quotations represent prices which
re being pS!d or offered by dealers and
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provision values despite lower quotations
CHICAGO LIVE Stock MARKET.

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
90: very SOW: beef steers and INT shc
stock mostly . lower: few desirable
top yeariings. 9.25: top heavy steers AT
noon. S.i5: bulk beef steers. 5.75qI.65:
bulls steady TO Sj lower: bulk bo,ognas
I25sfib0: calves mostly IS lower: bulk
yeaiers. s.ools.75: Gamers. stockcrs and
Hogs: Receipts. 5000; opened IS to ~
lower: closed 10 TO Is higher than early.
pers bought abou. 800: ho!doycr light;
top, 500; carly out OF line: practical top.
bulk desiraSis. ieoa ~; ss.y al 500
shscr: Rsesipt:; T92o; killing classes
:" - r"i'- - - ;Ai:fI heavy we,hers 8 90:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17
FOREIGN POLITICS
IS BEARISH FACTOR
tI,v AIS .cintefi Fress.l

able opinion Of foreign poli,!es and the
benrish. INTERPRETATION that further re,
various sorts meant slow trade were
nrairst uriccs in the cotton market TO-DAY.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-17

Southern Railway s, ............ mM
SoutheTn Hallway gen. 10 .............. C2,s
Texas and Pacific isi 81 .thid) s?Li
uni;sa K.nkiom OF q. d. and i. 81.
,''..iJ .'.'-'. ..-...--'- sotS
Z; = steel IS ...,..,;.;............... io?,f
@ hsaa" and nj g. cv. Sc ss
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
G Bedford is y Natteras Jan :

\ 6 Bedford IS Ha"eras Jan 8
AEwimoon 80 r Sand Key Jan ;.
bella 80 Cape Henry Jan s.
Csntennia' state lat a Is long IS n. Jan 5
Cs1 Csrro Ehano 81 Ilattcras Jan ).
City OF Columbus 20 WSW Gavhcad Jan :
Nity of st Louis l44 5 Ambrose Jan s
mar 70 Barwood 50 !, Tampico Jan 5
Element Smith 10 " Sand Key Jan 5.
coidbrook lat 50 "a long Go 30 Jan 4
Cold Harbor due phila ) pM Jan 5
ro'nal 2,7 S Scotland Nv Jan g.
',"''ha C"n3ihacn a.o SSs from Scotland ~ Jan 5
oerbyline 80 K Sand Key Jan ).
Cnsanhon $50 NE IIatteras Jan o.
So EHward 1s,na L 1oi p9hsny 81 Jupiter Jan )
=! priente $50 Scotland LV Jan :
81 e. Vale ~ \ IIatteras Jan S.
E"ssne tuf, II Thayer II " Tortusas Jan g.
FREEMAN i.n ssW Northeast End Nv Jan S
Gulfland Jupiter Jan . -
Guitms id W Sand Key Jan ).
Gulftrade of Sand Key Jan :
II II Rogers $50 s Ambrose Ian :
Hadnot b F. Sand Key ian s.
n,agood 25 S Jupiter Jan g.
iaaiss uadSss TX SW South Pass Ian 5.
Hiton f Sand Key Ian )
Hoboken Jupiter Jan ;.
j1uHanmMna j1i1uSuen"' wy ', W Sand Eey Jaa ;.
towing IS Storm king)
=, my nlts 3sS " Swan Island Jan J.
~ - ->e''' - Sand kcy Jan J.
:, Al I,anzlser 120 SW Hatteras Ian >
John J, Archbold y Ilillsboro Jan !
'Sne Ar'hur 1875 Scotland I.V Jan j.
Lake Elon as SW Sand key Jan :
ia Se Iairlie 10 n Cardenas Jan ).
IsEc stirling 20 \ Cape Charles Jan :
i,'e ~ burne 20 Hatteras Jan )
~ + Elliott 24S Sc Galveston Jan D.
Hiatura 204 SSE Ambrose Jan s.
memphis City 900 + Cape Henry Jan :
Mount Evans 45 " Tortugas Jan b
Muhsomo IS Scotland Nv Jan 3
Ne" Jersey pd Jupiter Jan .
New Iork "a Sc Cape Henry Jan !
Nora "A Jupiter Jan 5.
0ccidcntal - w Sand Key Jan j.
= Iahucp 81 r. Tampico Jan ).
+, r. ennsy'Nsnis IS W Sand Key Ian >.
nster II Crowell 90 " Sand Key Jan :
r. rhlmp publick.r n ESE Hillshoro IAN
81 M'h,el 254 from Ambrose Jan 5.
canta Ana off Sand Key Jan g.
"a p'nero 20 W Sand Key Jan ;.
:; ~ an'a - W Sand Key Jan D.
S'Naola l25 $ Scotland LV. Jan 5
,"uthern Cross 1857 SE Ambrose Jan 4
colnne 100 Scotland LN Jan J.
storm King 40 81 Montark Point ia, <
. IN tow tug 1Iumaconna)
Swiftarrow ~ W Sand Key Jan ).
S"iftsurc off Sand Key Jan D.
J. J. a1naha SO SSW Block Island Ian !
ulVlN"s 2os $ Scotland I.V Jan D.
w w atertown 70 r by y Tempico Jan 3.
W est Eldara 1f2 r. Ambrose ia.
" esi lnskip 951 T. Ambrose Jan
W :" irIsh - rom Ambrose Jai.
- sirnebaso s. r Cape Henry Jan ::
1oppot 4lo :" Sand Key Jan D.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Passenger Ships Due

Noorda,n tDut), Rotterdam Ian for
Y, TO Holland America Line with pass.
mails and mdse; is expected 10 dock at
9Th Ct. Itobo>cn about jar -
George Washing ;on. Bremen Jan ) for
y y; to United States Lines; with pass,
mails and rldso: is expected to docN at
risr /. Hoboleil. about Ian IL.
Baltic. 0TceIStown Jan for \ Y: to
White Sta Line: with PASS mails and
ndse IS expected to dock at Pier 60 y
Il. Sunday afternoon or Monday morning
Wuerttemberg tGcr), !arlburg Dec %
for \ Y. to I%ited American Lines with
pass. mails ana indse: is expected to dock
st Pier Sc. n r. Sunday afternoon or
Monday morning.
Estonia IDan) l.ibau De- is. Danzig
Dec ~ via Copenhagen Dec % for \ Y
to the Baltic American Line: with pass
mails and ndSe; is expected to dock AT
Pier .. Bush Terminal. B'klyn, Tomorrow
afternoon.
Csabria (Rr). Glasgow Dec 90 for y
': to the Anchor Line: with pass. mails
and ndse: is expected to dock at Pier Ga,
\ Y, tomorrow forenoon.
Porto Rico. SAN Juan Jan for y Y: to
y and Porto Rico Line with pass mails
and mdse; is expected TO dock at Pier So
Bklyn. Monday forenoon.
Caracas. san Juan Jan for \ Y; to
Red ID Line: with pass. mails and ,ndse
is expected to dock at Pier IL. B'klyn
Monday forenoon.
Msyaro tBr>: Grenada Jan for n y;
about Jan H.
Guiana (Br>. St. Thomas Dec 81 for
Y: to Quebec Co; with pass, mails
and mdsc; is expected to doo,. at Pier. "a
B'klyn o-morrow forenoon.
Sixaols Kingston Dec 81 for Y: to
lndse; is expected TO dock al Pier 10. y
X. TO day about 10 m
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Marine Disasters

,l;s SAE FRANCISCO; Jan. 5--west Calera
n.ie ~ Hn'pplns board vessel. on mud fat
storm: ruddcr post and stern fra,ne
damaged ''"'''e
sEAT"TLE Jan. 5-Chattaaooea civ
aron, Sh;anghai went adrift 4th. when
a"chor chain of rloornc buoy broke: rc
covered unchanged by tugs
uiiElSIlANIA. Norway, Jan 5--A mes
Ssg" from Hangesund to-day SAYS il is
Ie.red re, German steamer Signal OF Kiei'
W W cargo OF IRON ore and carrying cvc -
o. o. 20, foundered in North Sea Dac II
ihe Signal WAS iron screw steamer If
l.@I6 tons. VI
NoRFOI.K. Jan a-cnttcr Gresham ves.
de,aIjct de,uIE ioca.ed ' near Fenwicl Island ~
ue!~n'' scoW reported recently and ,on,
1t u IN nt,,,', toy for Delaware Breakwater.
cr' POS lON' jan o-Rescue OF seven men
from Nova Scotia sch Ruby |. Pentz whj,e
rsssol sso was aflre at sea reported TO day in a
,annn "n'"s I'd m m ne'ieved sent by tanSsr Mus
%osee Pentz, probab bly, bound from Turks
Island for La Have. n 5. destroyed. mes
sage sage 'ndicated. Position given was nea -;
hermuda Pentz registered lss tone.
'oS ToN, Jan 5--Strandng OF unidenti-
ned hshing sch or south side of NantucEa,
maze known in radio messages to-dav.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Incoming Steamship.
Tue To-day

Vessel Port Agency
CNoctaw, Guantanamo. Dec o.. Ward Line
Romsda!shorn, INNING ham, Dec "a.
Kerr S S Co
Texan, Los Angeles. Dec a..unit Am Lines
Eoutry, Liverpool. Dec is Daniel Bacon
Tarantia. Glasgow. Dec H.. ..Cunard Line
Steel Engineer. Genoa, Dec IL.
Norton. Lilly 4 Co
ca DO Creux, Las Palras De- 2l.Ybarra Line
Southwestern Miller. London, Dec 20.
Furness Witty & Co
Maine. Southampton. Dec 90.
International Mercantile Marine
Nov1an. Manchester. Dec %
international Mercantile Marine
tsstonia. DanZis. Nov 81 Baltic Am Line
Bacchus. l-eghorn, Dec rs. Three Star Line
" uerttemberg. Hamburg. Dec %.
United American Line,
pu'oan Maru. Toxic. Nov "a.
Houlder Weir & Boyd
Nueces. Galveston. Dec IS Mallory Line
Ruronian, Liverpool, Dec "a.
international Mercantile Marine
sout hern Cross, Buenos ASres. Dec 10.
, Munson Lines
Lewis Luckenbach. Los Angeles. Dec 20.
Luckenbach Line
Esperanza. Havana. Jan Ward Line
"a a biia. Glasgow. Dec - Anchor Line
CITY OF La hore, Perrin, Dec o.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Eastern Belle, Fenet Dec l6
Moore G. Mccormick
Denis Barbados. Dec a4... Booth &. CO
Iranfos, Cartagena, Dec 2S
Caribbean S Co
General G W Goethals Cristobal Dec 80.
Panama r Co
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Maritime Miscellany

ora sNn so rE,AN'1sCo. Jan. Tugs rama
o." 1, ana Cahokis. operated bv .shinni,"
Hoard on At an,ic coast. transfcrrnrIi ri'.s ~.
,,i ,oasi Guard for service ct san Tedro a,''' -"
horr, assigned to San Francisco. '0'''
orsni 4,I If' ,urno'i 1an 10 smwssp Jspa from
nouse & Co.. assigned racihc S,eamsiin
va, oC~ I,r hA '. Jan. .-Lydonia will resur
w.! oregon coast between Ror,,r Pi,or
ana q, To%s h' 70. Coast Geodetic survey.
GATED iated Press, Shipping Board SIR Woet
t9fnm': pnn,rn sa'd to be first vessel to leave
caren sy'ro' c "S res tor United States with ful
Ia'ko lor nearly year. sailed to-day fo,.
f"h"',',, .'9s'9m WITH hides wool and linseed. Is
Mu"'"n Man,o'';ss 20 pick up additional Dides q t
MonleVldeo, making total OF 107. 600 cstie
,na,ea ,na enough for 1000. 900 pairs OF shoes
Ian"ature sia, commented upon as hopeful
s'En OF revival OF trade with United States
nimost a, an ships in recent months obiiced
To 5e,r re1nrn WITH small carEoes or in ba las;
IoH LAMP, Me. Jan 5--t,rain shin
nnmts finm through port in 1921 exceeded pre-
sdous sna wear by 4l3, 09o bushels Total is.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
Hurley Denies Specific
Promises to Shin Yards

From The Tribuic's Washington Bureau
" WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-No specific
promises were made to wooden ship
builders that their yards were to be
Hsed Ior war purposes for any length
Of time, Edward n. Hurley. former
chairman of the Shipping Board. de-
clarcd to-day in tcstifyinc before the
claims commission of the board in the
suit for reimbursement brought bv the
Tampa Dock Company Hurley said
that he had told the wooden ship build
ers that the government would treat
them fairly in any reimbursement of
their contracts brought about by war
conditions. but he denied COMMITTING
the government to any obligations not
set forth in the written contracts with
Duiders
ON cross examination by Attorney
1lassen, representing the ship builders
Mr.. Hurley admitted that he had made
hamboyant speeches OF what American
yards would produce during the war,
but he maintained these public state
ments were made for their effect upon
the Germans, into whose hands they
wsro circulated by American propa-
gandiSts.
The Tampa Dock Company claim is
test case involving Approximately
SG.o00.0D0 in amortization claims made
b. wooden ship builders against tho
government. Tho main contention Of
the builders was that at q meeting in
Philadelphia in June, 1915 Hurley pre-
dlctcd that tho war would last from
three to five years and promised that
they would be given contracts which
would reimburse them for heavy in
vcstmcnts in yards.