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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-13

them. You might as we'll put wo-
man is plaster cast or bolt her up
with armor plate rs to squeeze her
into the old time steel stays. They
make her muscles weak and cause Sc
rous dislocations, A light elastic
girdle is not Objectionable.
'"As for shoes, women ought to
continue to wear the low heeled
kinds. Extremely high heels throw
the foot muscles out of position.
Bodied hair? Well, my profess
sional knowledge tells me that bob
bed hair is more sanitary, better for
the hair and better for the scalp.
But I'm a man and like all men |
love the dignity that long hair gives
to woman. Most of men like bob
bed hair on everyone but their wives,
and | guess I'm that way. too"
But DR.. Copeland didn't quite like
the idea of men telling women what
TO wear
You know there are lot of men
who 90 around wearing flannel un-
derwear and wool socks and high
stiff collars. They are all bad That's
why men catch cold more easily than
women. They are over-drcssed.
Men should wear cotton or silk
socks, summerweight underwear and
loose collars the year through.
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hmr rustl'"''ns ih Tue mountains
oil ' lrE'r'A, tennessee ana NV''n
aroma, ne DOOR "io'e'"en''''l-
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was t'E'i lul'e Hl' 'N'ehoeo notice
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of soap, water and towels, and by
the implied ncgaiiou of tie matter
of 'clean sheets they were convinr-
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seven years later, that rs to say in
the year 1891. conditions had mia
tcrally improved. In the west-end,
that is to say in the direction of the
village OF Greendale, there was q
PERCUSSION OF soap, water, towels and
clean sheets, with hospitality enough
Tor even the i"s'id'o"s' i"r ne spent
NV" weeks there as Juror al Tue
ooioh'f term OF Federal court.
Upon their Devastating OF Abing-
don, they aScertained that the pc
cnniary flood had risen to the height
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1922-09-13

NlkGlNiA In the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of Mise conn
Is the END day OF August, 1922.
Serrrldin Hunsuckcr, Guardian,
Plaintiff
Us.
Ciaud Hunsuckcr, Mary Mink, Char
lie Mink, Oscar ilunsucker, Lola
hunsuckcr, Henry lIunsucker,
Jonathan ilunsucker, Emit lsom,
Rosa kilbourn. Clerimdin Wamp-
Ter Mahulda Kilgore, j. A Wamp-
Ter and J. 4. Wampler, Guardian,
Defendants.
IN CHANCERY:
The object Of this suit is to sell
the undivided one-siNth interest OF
Claud llunsucker, the infant defen-
dant, in those two certain tracts or
parcels of land lying and being in
Wise county, on the head waters of
Powell River, being the same two
tracts of land which were conveyed
10 W. NJ. llunsucker in his lifetime
by Patrick liagan and jefferson
Hunsucker, containing lSS acres, be
the same more or less. 10 which deeds
reference Is hereby made for a more
complete description OF the said two
tracts of land.
-N44N ~ SHliAiN AlOlli AlilNANli On
iilc IN said office that the defendant,
Jonathan Hunsucker, is n non-rcsi'
dent of the state OF Virginia, il is
ordered that ne appear mere within
ten days after due publication OF
this order and do what is necessary
to protec; his interest in this suit.
1t is further ordered that IA copy
hereof be published once week Tor
four successive weeks in the Big
stone Gap Post, and that copy be
posted at the front door OF the Court
House OF this county, and that a
copy be mailed to the defendant,
Jonathan llunsucker, at New Taze-
well. Tennessee, his last known Post
Office address.
y copy-Teste:
X. X. ROBERTS. Clerk.
y. \. kiigore, p. q. Aug. 30-35-3S
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ORDER on PuBLIcATIoN

NlRGlNiA:-ln the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of Wise conn
y the end day of August, 1922.
Serrcldin liunsucker, Guardian,
Plaintiff
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
CLEARED.

Str Scryisr (Beig). Schoenbers, Havre and
Antwerp tgeneral) Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str zarcmbo. letters. iiavre and Dunkirk
tReneran Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Taormina fItal). Gull Palermo, Naples
and Genoa via Philadelphia (senerel) Italia
America Shipping Co.
Str Ventura de Larrinass (Brl. Echevar-
ria. Genoa lwhent--Williatn " Muller Co.
Str Half Moon. Foster. Tore Annunziata,
&C (reneraD-Kerr Steamship Co.
Str Malacca Maru (Japl. FAM. Yokohama,
Kobe via philadelphla and Panama Canal
(general) --Houlder weir q Boyd
Str T. Kent, Balano. Los Angeles, San
Francisco. DC. Via Baltimore and Panama
Canal Din transiD--Iioulder, Weir Boyd.
ies Via Panama Canal CbslissO-D T
SIR Norih American CBr). Parsons. Turks
Island. Puerto Plata, &c (generaD-Ameri-
can Metal transportation Co.
str Msturs Cfirl. kirkby. Grenada. Trini-
dad and Demerara CgeneraD D--Furness. Witty
Co.
str Munplsce. Rosensun. Vera Cruz and
Tampico (gcnerai)-Munson steamship Lines.
Str Mayari (Brl, Dawson. Baues and Pres
ton general United Fruit Co.
Str Lake Galisteo. Anderson, Manatf (bal-
iast) New York and Cuba Mall Steamship
Co.
Str A G bedford. Cove. Houston cbsnast)--
4 l. Hague.
str ssucon, sehiuter, Houston Cbanast)--
Phelps Bros Co.
str vistuia DAM. Msnzse. Houston Cbsi-
SIR ri Mar Crihb, New Orleans CgsneraD
Southern Pacific Co.
Str City Of Montgomery, Hammond. savan-
nah tgenerai) Ocean Steamship 90.
Str Jefferson, Horsley. Norfolk (seneraD--
Old Dominion Transportation Go.
Str Carenco. Dodge. Baltimore (psneraD-
str Maiscca Msru CJap), FAM tfrom CAL
cutta1. Phlladclphis rc~idue) - Voulder
weir 4 boyd
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str President Van Buren,. Bremen for New
York is expected 20 dock AZ pier 3. Hobo
KEN about o 80 AN Wednesday
Ser vasari (Br). Buenos Aires for New
York is expected 10 arrive Thursday and
dock at pier IL, Hoboken.
Str America (ftaD. Naples for New York.
y expected TO dock at pier o. North River.
a bout 80 AM Tuesday.
Str Bayern Ger. Hamburg for New York.
~. expected to dock at pier Sc, North River,
Thursday forenoon.
strs Rouseillon (Fr). Havre for New York.
Il expected 70 dock 81 pier 81. North River,
ate wednesday or early Thursday.
Str Mongolia Hamburg for New York. Is
expected 10 reach Ambrose lishtship about
Q PM wednesday and dock at pier 80, North
ftiver, Thursday morning.
Str Tyrrhenia (Br). Liverpool for New
YORK. y expected to dock Al pier %. North
afver, Tuesday forenoon.
Str Mauretania Br), from New York. is
expected to reach Southampton about PM
Tuesday.
STR orizaba, Havana for New York. Is sx-
vected 10 dock az pier -, East River. about
$3.50 AN Tuesday.
str Patria CFr), Palermo. &C. for New
York. IL expected 20 dock az 3iet street
brooklyn. Thursday forenoon.
Str America. Bremen for New York. n e1
pected TO dock at pier 4, Hoboken. Saturday
forenoon.
Str Munamar Susvitos for New York. ~
expected 20 dock az pier o. East River. Tues
day afternoon.
Str Mayaro (Br1. Trinidad for New York.
Il expected 70 dock AT pier "a, Brooklyn,
about noon Thursday.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
FOREIGN PORTS.
IRv MALL

ACAJuTLA. Nov 29--Arrived. str Delrosa,
San Francisco. &c. FOR VALPARAISO;
BALBOA Nov 25--Arrived, str Kina DAM,
San Francisco for Rotterdam &C.
Sailed 25th. motor AMMAN DAM. San
Francisco.
BEILEoRAM. NE, Nov 2s-In port. schr
The Gay Gordon lBr). for oporto
(Norl, for England.
BURN. Nj. Nov 2o-sailed previously.
'snG rodS PSnaS M @ og MsrinHse ssnes .chr John
GARsToN. Nov 1s-sailed. strs Mercedes
dc Larrinagas (Br). Boston; 18th. Tritonia
(Br). Boston.
HALIFAX, Nov 2s-cleared. schrs Charles
4 Vernon lBr). New York; Cecil. Jr tBr).
HAMBURG. Nov 2s-ln port, str Bradciyde
(Br. for Philadelphia and Norfolk tto sail
HONG KONG, Nov e6-sailed. str Taiyo
Maru Jap. San Francisco.
NORWOOD. NF. Nov 25---sailed previously.
xxi KrNGsroN. .nA Ja. Nov ' s4NArrived. str Ca
lypso Dutch. Port au Prince: 25th, motor
Virginia dam. ST Thomas.
Sailed 2Sd. etrs Asento (Dutch). Morart
Bay; 24th. Medea (Dutch). Hayti.
LUNENBURG. Ms. Nov 30-Arrived. schr
Excellence (Br), Ponce.
Cleared 30th, schr Mildred Adams (Br).
NEWCASTLE. NIB. Nov 2e-Arrived, str
Johan Ludwig Mowinckel (Nor). Montreal.
PORT LoBos. Nov 2e-sailed, str Agwi-
mex, Boston
Havana
ST JOHNS. NE, Nov 25-Arrived, str LON
(Nor), Sydney tto load for Mediterranean /;
Dec !. str Coban (Br), Parrsboro.
Sailed Dec I, str Sachem (Br). Halifax and
Boston.
In port Dec 1. schr Susan e. for Barbados
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA, Nov "a
Sailed, str Venezuela, San francisco.
sHIMoNosEKI. Nov 27-sailed. str orteric
(Br), San Francisco.
TAMP1CO. Nov 27-sailed. strs Dean EN-
cry, Boston George w Barnes. do; 30th,
Swiftarrow, Fall River
Arrived Dec 1. str Swiftlight, Fall River.
VANCOUVER, nc, Nov 2T-saned. str La
Hahre (Nor), San Pedro.
VICTORIA. BE- Nov 25-sailed, str Ever
EFT. San Pedro and Guaymas.
WABANA, NF'. Nov 25-Sailed, strs Dag
hid (Nor). Sydney; Capto (Nor), Bremen
haven
The New York herald., 1922-12-05

PORT SAID, Dec 4-Arrivcd. str Astral.
Beaumont for East Indies.
PRoGREso. Dec 3-Arrived, str Mexico.
Puerto COLOMBIA. Dec 2--Arrlved, str
PULUPANDAN, Dec ARRIVED. str Coke
QUEENSTOWN. Dec 2-Arrived. str sheaf
Mead (Br). Portland. Ore.
Arrived 3D.. str Eibergen Dutch, Mon
treal.
sailed 9TH. strs carmania CBr. from Liv-
erpool for New York President Polk Urom
RIO JANEiRo. Dec i-,sailed. strs western
World. New York with 800 bags OF coffeel I;
Canada Maru (Jap), New Orleans and Gal
weston.
ROTTERDAM, Dec ARRIVED. strs Clan
Mactaggart (Br). Baltimore; Voendam
CDutchc. New York via Plymouth. sc. N
ST LOUIS DU RHoNE, Nov So-sailed,
str Arminco GBeis> phiIadelphia so ..,
Macbrlde (Br), from Calcutta for New York.
Santa CRUZ. Dec Sailed. str Lake
Sailed list. PM, str Glendoyle, Santiago
and Philadelphia.
SANTIAGO. Dec i--Arriyed. str Venus II
SHIELDS. Dec 2--saiied. strs Frednes
(Nor'. Baltimore: Sd "soden' CBD. Key
SINGAPORE, Dec i--saned. str Elkton.
SOUTH aMPToN. Dec 4-saiIed. str Presi-
ds~ EGSsssf NS~ New Tro rond
hjemsfjord Non, United States.
sUEz. Dec s-Arrlyed., strs. Belierophon
(Br), Hong Kong. Manila. sc, for New
York: 4th. West Mohamet, Batavia for do.
SWANSEA, Dec 3-Arrived str Shakespear
(Br) Philadelphia Via Montreal
TAMPICO. Dec l--Saied. str Yucatan. New
Orleans.
TELA, Dec ARRIVED, strs SURNAME,
Puerto Castillo: I'd. Cartago, do.
Sailed list. str Lmon. Puerto Castillo.
TORRE ANNUNZIATA. Dec SAILED, str
Sinsinawa, Lipari.
VANCOUVER. nc. Dec 4-Arrived. str En-
press OF Canada (Br). Yokohama, &C.
Sailed tth. strs Gyokoh Maru (Jap), Kobe;
Albertolite tBr), San Francisco.
VERA CRUZ. Dec ARRIVED. str Monte
rey, Progreso.
VLAARDINGEN, Nov 3o-Arrived. str
Grangesberg (Sw). Philadelphia.
YOKOHAMA. Dec ARRIVED. str Sithonia
(Br), New York.
Arrived Sd. str Erie NOR. Portland. Ore.
Nov 2. for Kobe &c.
Sailed Sd. str satsuma. Comox.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
SAILED.

Strs II NJ Flagler, Nyborg City OF Baedad
(Br), Yokohama via Norfolk; Aquitania
(Br), Southampton via Cherbourg; VI q ]
Tracy, Norfolk El Mar New Orleans !;
Eocene, towing barge, Boston; Ellenore.
Norfolk: Jeffeneon. do.
strs Carenco, Baltimore: Bradavon (Br).
Liverpool.
U 5 Birmingham Boston.
Y s 5 Galveston, Boston.
Schr George u jenkins, Jacksonville.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced TO sea eveD at New York on
Monday Dec 4. 1922, at AN, reported
by the United states Weather Bureau. was
thirty and twenty hundredths C30.20) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty and six-,enths t767 80 millimeters.
Captains Of all vessels now lying in near
the ports OF New York and Brooklyn can
advantageously the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers
require any considerable correction or adjust
ment
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM, calm cloudy;
light sea visibility. s miles.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy NfaIi.1

=. A.sToR1A ore, Nov 27--saiied, schr sir
Thomas Upton, San Diego.
A6;tTATHANA, Nov 25--saiisd str watuks
pFvERi.Y. Mass. Dec 2--ssiied. str Gulf
coast Port Arthur.
CHARLESTON, Sc. Dec ARRIVED. schr
Eugsbeth Bandi. Promised Land.
FALL. RIVER, Mass. Dec 2-Sailed, tug
Watuppa, towing barges Rcmus, Brockton
and Easton for South Amboy, Canton for
for Perth Amboy.
uoNoIi1f.U, Nov 2.--Arrived. strs Lur-
iinc, Seattle: Newport News (us). Manila !:
Hyades. San Pedro: 26th. schr Meteor. Bel
Arrived 2sth. sthr Fred J Wood. Grays
rrarbor; 2oth, str wilhcln,ina. San Fran
cisco.
sailed c5th. schr Dauntloss. Astoria: 26th.
etr MAIZENA, San Francisco.
sailed qoth. str Maui, San Francisco.
HOUSTON. Tex. Nov 26-Ssiled. str Adalia
(C;er) Haubup9.
LyNN, Mass, Deo 2-Arrivsd. bsrses Nal
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
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 CIR)
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., 1922-12-05

Str Maple, Johnson, Philadelphia (generaD
Halschaw Steamship Co.
Str Mohican. Lyndland. Portland (seneraD
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Andanla (Br), Britten (from London) :,
Boston (residue) )--Cunard Steamship Co.
Str Herman Winter. Allen, Boston (sen-
era)-Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str North Land Call. Boston 6general)-
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Paul Luckenbach. Shanks, Boston Gin
sD--Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Schr Jessie e. Alice (Br), Gibson. Bermuda
(hay bales)-Watson Transportation Co.
Schr Robert J Dale (Br), Burden, st Johns.
NF (ooal)A-J Whitney Co.
schr Maria A Howes (Br. Stewart. st
John, NIB (coaD-J f Whitney & Co.
schr NJ o Crowell (BD. Herman, Perth
Amboy (ballast)-J F Whitney Co.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Small Str Leoben is ashore at Miami.
Str Aim (Nor) arrived yesterday from
Philadelphia. with steam pipe burst.
Str Harvester, from New Orleans, is
aground off Shooters Island.
Str John Tracy from Norfolk, 70 ashore
In Kills. off Shooters Island.
ST. Jonsncy and 5 Co barge No I2o m
tow were in collision In He'll Gate. The
steamer damaged.
schr Rassapeague. from Georgetown, sc
(bcfore reported). was anchored off the
Highlands at ] 80 PM yesterday.
HALIFAX Ms. Dec with her head sail
and foretopmast broken and part OF her
decNoed swept away. schr i Barteaux
lBr,; Norwood Bay. NF. for New York. ar
days out. ran into a heavy gale Saturday
night.
HONOLULU; Dec str President TAFT.
Kong Nov rs via Honolulu. is returning to
Honolulu with engine trouble.
MOBILE, Ala, Dec 4-smsll schr Marina,
Gulfport for Cuba. with lumber was lost
rortugas light. The crew of three were
picked up by str Ceioa and taken to New
orleans. suffering from exposure after being
adrlft In skin for five days.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec 2-Str West
ssgovia. from Galveston for Hamburg. &c.
anchored In the river below the Agiem naval
station with fire IN her cargo
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Nov 2e-s,r Solitaire
which arrived to-day from Charleston, took
fire off the Florida Straits. the vessel was
considerably damaged.
SEATTLE, Wash. Dec 4-Coast Guard cut
ter Smith and Canadian Fisheries str Malas-
pima are searching North Pacific for miss
ing fishing schrs Convention, Morensen,
Washington and Pelican. carrying 81 Seattle
fishermen. Schooners were last seen near
Yskutst and Ketchikan In October and early
November Coast Guard service to-day re-
qtcsted sending cutter 20 Yakutat fishing
banks In search.
sHELBURNE, Ms, Dec 4-Schr Jersie I.
Leach. from Port Reading. NJ. for vinal
Haven. Me. with coal. foundered In "a heavy
sea 20 miles eest of Thatcher's Island Sat
urday morning; captain and crew have ar
rived here.
ST JOHNS, NF. Dec s-The fire In cargo
OF ctr Canadian Gunner (Brl is sttll burn
inc: may have 20 run ship aground and
flood compartments. She carries 500, 900
cargo OF flour and nroduc-.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
$50 JURORS PRESENT
OF 900 SUMMONED
Judge Rosalsky Scores Laxity
of Sentiment on Subject.

Judge Rosalsky yesterday deplored
the fact that of the 900 persons sum-
moned for examination as jurors in Gem
eral Sessions, but $50 responded. AS a
result. two of the courts were forced to
adjourn for the day. Fines ranging
from 500 to $3.50 were assessed against
the absentees.
In Judge Rosalskys part only forty
one of the 100 summoned appeared
THE work Of the courts cannot go on un-
less citizens aid in the administration Of
justice" he said. 'Of course. | appre-
ciate It is n hardship for some business
men to take the time. but the courts
must go on. I shall endeavor to make
service as compatible as possible with
business interests
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Arwimoon $50 sE Cape Sable 18th.
Andrea LuckLnbach Lab NV Balboa %:
Appomattox 200 SW Nantucket l. AN
4th
Arapahoe left Jacksonville PM 4th.
Ausable 300 sw Diamond shcal 9Th
Balsam 1l5 SsE Nantucket l. ' 4th.
Bird City .2ss Sc Cape Henry 4th:
Birkenhead Tss ENE Diamond shoal 4th.
Carlton f61 Sc South Pass Sd.
Chalmette l54 South Pass I'd.
Colorado Springs 2T0 SsE Cape Sable 4th
ComnI 240 sw Diamond Shoal 4th.
Delaware Sun 557 NV Panama Sd.
FL Alba 233 So Galveston Sd.
E, Excelsior Ssdea'hss iss 81 50 South @ Pass 81.
+ J Luckenbach 22e NE Colon Sd.
GulfIight 100 EsE Sabine bar Sd.
Gulfmaid. towing barge Shenango, 40 WNW
Tortugas Sd.
Gulfoii il n Jupiter Sd.
Gulfprince $40 Ne Jupiter 4th.
II c Folger 21s 7. Sabine Pass Sd.
Haiti SOL s Scotland L 4th.
Hilton 125 SW Frying Pan 4th.
Laconia left Panama Wednesday Pm for San
Francisco.
Lake RAINING 10 sw Diamond snoai ID.
Lake Winthrop f74 s Ambrose L 3D.
Lenapc Diamond shoal 3D.
Ligonier 335 ESE Sabine Pass 80.
Mexico 100 from Easthampton 8 AM 4th.
Miraflores 734 Ambrose L v 5th
Mongolia Is0 Ambrose L 4th.
Montana ls1 NE Colon Pm Sd.
Montpelier 10 s Castle Island 4th.
MoselIo lat ~ IL. Ion 3s ~ Sd.
Munargo 856 Sandy Hook 30.
Muskogee 25 s Brenton Reef 4th.
Nile s7s F Ambrose l. 3D.
OphiS 9T5 T. Hatteras 4th.
Orizaba 800 Scotland L v 4th.
Ossa 700 ESE Ambrose l. 9Th.
Patria 960 Ambrose l. <th.
Pennsylvania Is1 NE Colon Sd
Rochester It's SE Sabine bar Sd.
San Jacinto 255 r Galveston 30.
San Juan e5 NV San Juan 4th.
schodack ESQ r Ambrose L V $th.
Sibcney 7ss Scotland L 9TH.
Standard SIS wNW Balboa Sd.
Swifteagle 124 S5w Brenton Reef 9th.
Tanamo 646 Scotland l. V 4th.
w " Tilford 15i Scotland L V 4th.
William Green 1913 Sw South Pasc 80.
Winnebago 69s u Ambrose l. Sd.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

Distance given IN miles position a. nooy
unless otherwise specified.l
Ala 31o y Boston 9TH.
AIfnagro $50 s Ambrose 7. 4th.
America tUs) 1.1i2 r Ambrose l. v tth.
American $50 NJ Colon ID.
Appomattox 200 SW Nantucket l. 4th.
Ennnack $50 y Cape Race 3D..
psracoa 90 Kingston 30.
Bayou Chico let 80 81 lun % 49, Sd
fefhore III Cape Maysi 3D..
Brkenhead 7ss ENE Diamond Shoai 9th.
Caciuue 3ii Cape Maysi 3d.
caiamares $50 from Havana 4th.
taigarolite 20 NNW Castle Island ID.
Californian 800 WSW Fastnet 30.
Camden sos y Colon Sd.
Caracas i1i n Curacao 81
Celtic Prince 820 r Ambrose r. v 4th
Charles v Har,vood % Cape Engano Sd.
f,hlna Arrow 254 Scotland l. V ath
Shesfer sun i04 & Diamond Shoal 4th
~fiy OF Flint 45S y Portland 3D.
rity Of Savnnah ~ sW Diamond Shoal Sth
city of Rome 90 n Diamond Shoal ath.
Elavarack $50 " Ambrose midnight I'd.
Crofton Hall left barbados PM 9TH.
David McKeivy 80 " Cape Mays 3D.
Dean Emery % NE Diarond ahoai Nh.
pirleo LAT al 49, lon 81 80 3D.
n l. pohcny roo sE Barbados 3D.
n Kemp 81 Y Ambrose + 3D.
n W Sinclair IS Diamond Shoal 4th.
Eastern Dawn i.052 = Ambrose L eth.
Eastern Glade ,OIp SIC Ambrose l. 9Th.
rarfefn King g5s y Ambrose 7. sth.
l;dward T. poheny % as5 SE barbados zth.
~ Almranig l5 NE Jupiter Cd.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
COMMITTEE DEMANDS
SEWAGE TREATMENT
Would Force Westchesfer to
Safeguard Hudson Waters.

The executive. committee of the Mer-
chants Association decided at meet
ing yesterday to take steps to compel
the Bronx Valley Sewer Commission Of
Westchester county to carry out terms
OF the stipulation made with the United
States Government to obtain permission
from the War Department TO discharge
the sewers into the Hudson River.
Under the stipulation the commission
is permitted TO discharge the sewers
into the river on condition that a sew
age disposal plant be erected for the
treatment of the sewage. so that fish
life will not he endangered. The asso-
citation declares that the commission
has done nothing save choose a site
for the plant.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
SALVATION ARMY OWNS
rs MILLION IN REALTY
Personal Property Estimated
at S3,O97 ,0OI.

In connection with an order granted
Yesterday by Justice Morschauser at
White Plains allowing the salvation
Army TO mortgage its property al
Port Chester for 10000 for the purpose
OF erecting a new home for the organi-
"a tion. interesting facts regarding the
finances of the army are revealed.
The petition for the mortgage was
made by Richard u. Holz. vicc-pres-
dent of the Salvation Army. who set
forth that the market value OF the re-
maining realty of the army in the
United States is si5.s25 6SoS2: values of
personality, s3.097. .001.7f total amount of
debts and liabilities. s6,20s, ,So3.Si and
S5c3575.as secured by mortgages on
properties in various parts OF the nation.
The New York herald., 1922-12-05
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported 10 the photographic Offoe.l
Nov 3O lat 10 is. ION 30 SO, passed a red
can buoy covered with marine growth.-Str
Eastern Dawn.
Nov 2T. lat ss ~. lon s2 40. passed
whistle buoy adrift.-str City OF Sparta (Br) 4.
Dec !. lat 10 80. lon as 81, passed a spar
projecting about feet out OF water attached
20 submerged wreckage.-str Statesman (Br)
Nov 2a. lat % IL. lon iip 05, passed an OBJ
irr ahs,,t 4 See, above vv,ter srS ks,E Ia
color.--Str Corinto.
Nov 26. lat 81 -. lon ife 35, passed close
20 a dark colored obstruction upon which
the wash OF the see could be distinctly
heard.-str Dixie Arrow. This quite prob
ably is the same obstruction reported on the
2s.h By Ntr CorintoD