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BIG HAUL MADE
Selma Officers Get Five Stills and
 Three Prisoners

Selma, January 19.-(Special.)- Dallas county deputies made one of the biggest hauls in recent years yesterday afternoon, when they went to the country and demolished five complete stills. and brought back to Selma with them, John Smith, Joe Green and M. Finklea who are lodged in the Dallas county jail on a charge of illicit distilling. Deputies mak- ing the raid were Fulford, Gaddy. Spidle, Berry.
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ECHOES FROM THE PAST

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LIMITATION

 How many conferences will 1t take to bring about earth control?
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
FOR HIGHWAY LINKING
A. E. F. BATTLEFIELDS
Proposed as a Memorial in
France and Belgium.

a plan for memorial highway In
France and Belgium, linking existing
highways and passing through the war
zones. was announced yesterday by DR..
-~tieorge f. Kunz. president Of the Ameri-
r-can Scenic and Historic Preservation So
Siety at It's twenty-seventh annual meet
f; ing at the Bar Association. He sug-
gested that 1t be built somewhat on the
Idea of the Lincoln Highway.
III The routes tentatively shown on map
prepared with United States officials in
France. run from Paris. via Chateau
Thierry. Rheims, Montfaucon and Lux
, embourg, following in the latter pat the
: advance OF the American Army Of Occu-
patton from Montfaucon southwark
through Verdun and st. Mihiel to Toul.
thence northward through Thiancourt
and Metz to Luxembourg; from Chateau
Thierry northward through Scissors.
Peronne. Arras and Lille TO Brussels.
The routes run near the seven cemeteries
for American soldiers. A bill creating
an American highway commission 20 CO.
~pperate with the Belgian and French
&authorities already has been presented
- Congress.
Newly elected trustees are harrington
Moore and Walter Scott, beth OF New
York
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
WHEAT MARKET Is
STEADY AFTER SAG
Report of Larger New Crop
Offers in Australia and Ar
gentina Starts Rally.

CHICAGO, Jan. 16.-Wheat had a ten
dency to sag to-day in price, owing
more or less to competition from the
southern hemisphere and failure of a
brokerage house In New York The
close. however. was steady at the Same
prices as Saturdays finish TO Ac. lower,
with May at SLIM to $1.111a ami
July at 81 to 81 s. Corn gaind a shade
to 1sc. oats lost Mc. to 1sc. and Ac.
and provisions finished unchanged to
22c. higher.
With reports current of enlarged OF
ferings of the new crop in Australia
and Argentina the wheat market here
showed an absence of any aggressive
buying at the outset. That condition
was made moro pronounced soon by
word of the New York brokerage fail
ure. although the fact that no irnportan'
amount of grain was involved was
quickly ascertained. After midday,
however. buyers displayed a little moro
confidence and the market rallied. Rus
sian relief purchases were helpful as a
stimulus at that juncture, as was an
nouncement of q decrease in the United
State visible supply. Notwithstanding
that :he decrease proved to pe less than
mad been looked for in certain quarters.
Absence of moisture in the Southwest
counted as an additional STRENGTHENING
factor at the last
Renewal of export inquiry and a
visible supply decrease gave flrmness
TO the corn market. Oats prices declined
In the absence of any special demand.
Increased shipments OF lard helped
to lift provision values despite lower
quotations on hogs.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
AMERICAN PORTS.
Inv NALL

BEAUMONT. Tex. Jan t1-Arrived. str
Lake Fluornoy, Galveston.
GALVESTON. Tex. Jan 12-sailed. tug
hoSeT claT anS TSPss towing 0ases
HONOLULU. Jan 10-Arrived, str Hwah
Ping (Chin). Hong Kong; motor Annie John
son, San Francisco.
MOBILE, Ala, Jan 10-Arrived, schr Har-
rison II Beacham, Macoris.
Cleared 10th, str Eewanee, Niquero.
Sailed 10th. str Laramie (U tanD. Nor
folk.
MIAMI, Fla, Jan i3-Arrived. schr Dustin
who were adrift In an open boat so miles
from Palm Beach,.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Jan 1o-Arrived,
strs Washington (Mex). Ensenada 1fth
Ito finish loading).
Sailed 10th, strs Chihuahua (Mex), Salina
Cruz; Buford. Honolulu.
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Jan f0-Arrived, str
Atlanta City, Baltimore and New York.
Sailed 10Th. strs Red Hook. New Orleans.
SAN JUAN. PR, Jan 5-Arrived, strs Irene
Dutch, Amsterdam via st Thomas (and
sailed same day for Sanchez Hancock
Pitre); Cornelia. New York; sth, I'll Capt.
tan. Bermuda land sailed 9th for Porto
Plata; 9th. Georgia. Antwerp (and sailed
10th for Port Arthur; 10th. Lake Gera,
ST THOMAS, vi, Dec 3f-Arrived. motor
Virginia (Dnn), Haiti: Jan !. strs Marina,
San Juan (and sailed same day for 1T
Croix) I'd, Pulwico, New York for st Croix,
Orleans for Buenos Aires land allied 3dl :.
7th Casper. Port Arthur for Santos, &C
(and sailed same day) 9th. Fort st George
(Br), New York for s, Croix. sc (and sailed
TEXAS CITY. Jan 1o-sailed. str G A
Flagg New York
TAMPA. Fla. Jan e-sailed, schr Manuel
eisto (Cuban). Havana
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
HILLVEW WATER FREE
= OF SYNURA AT LAST
That's the Analysis Reported
by City Engineer.

Catskill water leaving the Hillview
reservoir yesterday had no TASTE ac-
cording to w. w. Brush deputy chief
engineer of the Department Of Water
Supply. which would seem to indicate
that olbearing synurae were absent
o. THAT does not mean that there might
not have been some taste In the city
.zmains" added Mr.. Brush, "but in time
we hope to eliminate II ALL We shall
continue our experiments at Hillview."
Water Commissioner Hayes wrote to
n spring water company yesterday pro-
testing against the language Of a circu-
Tar which reads: 90. protect your
self against this foul city water"
is "The wording used" the Commissioner
wrote. "arouses a distrust of the city
-water supply from the health viewpoint.
IA high sanitary standard Is at ALI times
maintained in the water supply OF the
city OF New York and the tap water
may with absolute safety 10 health be
freely consumed"
The Commissioner said from what he
knew he believed bottled water might
well be less pure than city water
through the possibility OF contamination
in handling.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
ST. LAWRENCE PLAN
PRESAGES A FIGHT
Sharp Debate Over Project to
II Deepen Channel Forecast
IN Congress.

e WASHINGTON, Jan. ia bitter and
perhaps protracted fight in Congress
ever the proposed improvement Of the
st. Lawrence River to provide a channel
3or oceangoing vessels TO the great lakes
was forecast to-day by developments In
the House after the report OF the inter-
national joint commission which in
yves.igated the project. had been trans
omitted to Speaker Gillett by President
Harding.
q Instead OF Immediately referring the
report to committee. the Speaker with
held reference and announced he would
determine at a hearing on Wednesday
(which of three committees should take
xcharge of 1t.
ra Proponents of the project declared
sthey would oppose any efforts of the
Merchant Marine Committee to have the
report referred to it. because several
members OF the committee had ex-
pressed opposition to the proposal.
ns In the Senate the report of the COM
mission, which recommends that i'm
-.provement of the New Welland Canal.
between Lake Erie and Lake Ontario. be
included with that of the st. Lawrence
River between Lake Ontario and Mon
! Greal was sent to the Foreign Relations
committee.
~ The commission recommended that
5 the cost or the Improvement for navl-
cation purposes be borne by tho United
States and Canada in proportion to the
j, benefits derived by each country.
The report suggested that navigation
works" which would not lie wholly in
one country, or would not be"capable of
economic and efficient construction.
maintenance and operation within one
country as complete and independent
>llnits" be maintained and operated by a
Hoard on which Canada and the United
States would have equal representation.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ADELAIDE. Jan 12-saiied. str Canadian
Transport lBrl, Fremantle:
ALEXANDRIA, Jane14-Arrved, str Oris-
tano (BrD, Philadelphia.
AMSTERDAM. Jan 13-Arrivod, strs Iago
tBr). New Orleans; Ontario (Fr). savan-
MONMOUTH. Jan 14-sailed, strs Conan
chee CBr). Beaumont; vittorio Emanuele III.
Arrived 18th. str Uralsan Maru Oap),
BArtBADos. Jan 12-sailed, str Canadian
Harvester tBr), Halifax.
BANES, Jan l5--Arrived, str Marav (BD y,
Preston.
BATAVIA. Jan ls--sailed, ctr Clear
BELIZE. Jan 1i-saied. str Canadian
Forester CBr), Kingston. Nassau and Hall
BERGEN. Jan i4-saiied. ctr Bergensf,ord
BocAs, Jan i4--saiied. strs Abangarez.
New Orleans; Parismina. Now Orleans via
BOMBAY. Jan 12-Arrived. str poleric
(Br). New York.
BREsT. Jan i5-saiied. ctr Panoia. New
miENos AIRES, Jan i4-Arrived. str
West keeno. Baltimore.
CALCUTTA. Jan ii-sailed, str Steel In
CARDIFF. Jan ii-Arrived, str Consort.
New York
cARTAGENA. Jan 14-sailcd. str Tivives.
CiENFUEGos. Jan 12--ssiled. str cissy
(Sor), Philadelphia.
~
on. from Hong Kong for Boston and New
York.
COLOMBO. Jan i2-salled. strs Romeo
fi3rl, from Calcutta for Boston and New
York: i3th. Knight OF the Garter CBr). Bog
Ton and New York.
CoNsrANTTNoPLE. Jan i2-.saned. str
Canadian Challenger fBr). Halifax.
CO ENIiAGEN, Jan ii--Arrived, strs Ca
VALE (sw), Baltimore; lith. Frederik VIII
(Dan). New York.
CRfSToBAL Jan 14-sailed. str Gala
mares, Port I.imon.
adelphia. New York via San Juan.
DUBLIN, Jan I2-sailed str West Totant.
Galveston.
FowEY. Jan 14-sailed. str wearbridge
(Br. Philadelphia.
GHENT. Jan 13-Arrived. Ftr skip.on Cas-
lie tBr). Galveston.
GIBRALTAR, Jan 14-pasaed, ctr A 3os.-
wick Charleston for Genoa.
Passed 18th, str Rangoon Maru (Jar)
Hong Kong for New York.
sailed 18th. str Canadian Commander (I3r)
from Constantnople for Halifax.
GLASGOW. Jan Is, 9 AM-sailed, str AS
syria fBr) New York.
HAMBURG Jan iO-Arrived. strs city of
Weatherford, New Orleans; nth. Montana
CFr. Haltimore
sailed 18th, strs West fIardawsy. Tybee
Roads 18Th. HaverfDrd (Brb, Now York
Sailed 1871. str Mount Carroll New York.
HAVANA. Jan t6--Arrivcd. strs Espcrsnza,
New York; Monterey. Progreso for Nassau
and New York.
Arrived 10th. gtrs Espetanza, New Ytrk
(and sailed for Vera CRUZ Monterey. Vera
Cruz. &c, for New York.
Sailed 18Th, II AN. ctr Coppename. Tela.
Sailed 18th, strs Cauto, Santiago, &C; vi
borg CDan). Jucaro.
HAyRE, Jan p--salled, str Editor. Phila-
eelDhia.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
Important Conventions Listed.

Many conventions of interest to
manufacturers and textile men will be
held this week in various hotels of this
city. The list. published by the Mer-
chants Association. includes meetings OF
twenty-four national and local organi-
zatlons. The Jobbers Association OF
Knit Goods Buyers was in the Waldorf
Astoria yesterday; the Jobbers Associa-
tion Of Dress Fabrics Is to be in the
Waldorf-Astoria to-day and the Ma.
tional Boot and Shoe Manufactures AS
socation will meet meet to-day in tho
Astor; the Jobbers Association Of No
tion Buyers will meet in the Waldorf
Astoria tomorrow and the National AS
sociation Of Corrugated and Fibre Box
Manufacturers is to meet in the Pennsyl-
vania Tomorrow. On January 10 the
National jewelers. Board Of Trade will
meet in IS Maiden lane. and on Friday
the Sterling Silverware Manufacturers
Association will meet in the Biltmore.
The American Lace Manufacturers AS
sociation Is scheduled to meet on Friday
in the Prince George.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17

HELsINcFoRs. Jan e-Arrived, str varaa
(Sw), New York.
HONG KONG. Jan l4-Arrived. str En-
press of Japan (Brl, Vancouver.
Arrived 14th, str Eclipse, Norfolk.
HULL. Jan lS-Sailed, str Marengo (Br)
IdMINGHAM. Jan 14-sailed. str Huld-
vaago (Norl, Chester. Pa.
KINGSTON, ia. Jan I3-Saied strs Car
rili9, :, Belize; IAN; rurrialba. New New York. @
Portland. o. for Hong Kong: 18th. Wheat
land Montana. Vancouver.
Arrived 9th, str West O'Rawa, Seattle, &C
for Hong Kong and Manila.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 13--Arrived. sire Nanoa
(Br. Halifax: 10th, ThistlemoIeN (Br). Bal
tlmore.
Arrived 18th. strs Speaker (Br). Houston;
10th, West Hembrie, Charleston.
Arrived 10Th. strs Matoppo (Br) New York
for Manchester; 10th. cornishman (Br>
sailed 18th. str Gaffney, New York
Sailed 1fth. str Dakotan. Galveston
Baton Rouge: Brant County (Br), Halifax
10th. Cripple Greek, Galveston; Verbans
(Brl. Portland, Me.
Arrived 18th, str Texan. Liverpool
Sailed 18th, str Comino (Br). Halifax.
MADEIRA, Jan 14-Arriveu. str AdriatiC
tBr). New York for Genoa.
MANZANILLO, Jan 12-Sailed. str Er.
holm (Dan), New York
MATANzAs. Jan i2-Arrived. str Lake
Fife, cardenas.
NAGASAKI. Jan i1-Sailed. ctr China Ar
row. San Francisco.
NAPLES. Jan l3-sailcd. str America
iNsaA| NA|vAT les srATfoN, 1crk Cuba, Jan l4-Arr,vea
str Kiowa, New York.
NEWPORT. f. Jan l3-Sailed. str barou.
mento Co. Port Arthur.
NUEvITAs. Jan 1s-Arrived. str Nordh-
vaen DAM, Guantanamo.
sailed 18th, str Guantanamo, New Orleans
PENANG. Jan 12-Arrived. str Atreus
PENZANcE, Jan 1s-sailed. str Wells City
(Brl. philadelphia.
mares. New York.
PORT NATAL. Jan 14--Arrived. str City
Of Agra tBrl. New York.
date Maru (Jap). New York for Karachi.
PUERTO BARRIOS, Jan 14-Sailed, stI
saramaces, Belize and New Orleans.
ROTTERDAM. Jan i4-Sailed, str Alcyol;
(Dutch), Hampton Roads.
Arrived 14th, PM. str Nieuw Amsterdam
(putch). New York via Plymouth and Boa
ST JOHN, NIB. Jan 1e-sailed, str En-.
press of Britain (Br), from Liverpool fol
New York.
ST JOHNS, MI, Jan 5-Arrived. schrs In
chester Hero (Br). Manchester; Caraaue
(Br). Demerara.
Sailed i6th.,, strs Gracia (Br); Portland
Gothia (Sw), Vita.
SANTIAGO. Jan l4-sailed, str Lake Flo
SHIELDS, Jan 14-Sailed. str Eastern Cit,
(Br), Newport News.
Sailed 18th. str City of Pittsburg (Br)
New York.
SUEZ. Jan 1f-Arrived, str Kandahai
(Br5, Calcutta for Boston and New York.
SUvA. Jan 12-Sailed, str Canadian Scot
tish (Br). Vancouver.
SWANSEA, Jan 14-Sailed, str Siriu
DAM. from Hango for Philadelphia.
TAMPICO, Jan 14-Arrved. strs Morr'
Castle, Vera Cruz: 18th. Panuco, do.
Sailed 10Th. str Camden. Port Arthur.
TELA. Jan 14-Sailed, str San Jose, Mo
bile.
TRINIDAD, Jan 14-Sailed. str Matur;
(Br), Demerara (not New York;.
VERA CRUZ, Jan 15-Arrved. str Siborey
Havana.
YOKOHAMA, Jan l3-Saied, strs Kashirn'
Maru (Jap). from Hong Kong for Tacoma
Tyndareus (Br). from do for Seattle.
Sailed 12th, str Anatina, San Francisco
Arrived 18th. strs Selma City, an Pedro
Manila Maru Jap. Tacoma for Hong Kong
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
STEEL CORPORATION
WINS CANAL RIGHTS
Right to Use Steamships Up
& held in Report.

- WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.--The right of
the United States Steel Corporation
through its subsidiaries to operate
steamships by way of the Panama Canal
? Us upheld in a tentative report submitted
to-day to the Interstate Commerce Com
mission by the examiner designated to
take evidence.
~ Steamship lines operating through the
canal attacked the Steel Corporations
right to participate in the business on
the ground that il was also owner OF
railroad lines. some OF which are en-
gagged in transcontinental traffic. Rail-
road lines so enga~ed are prohibited by
law from entering into direct competi-
..tion with the ships in the canal trade.
The examiner decided that none of the
corporations railroads could be consid-
cred competitors for transcontinental
business and that the ownership of mer-
chant vessels by the manufacturing In
dustry had not been forbidden by Con-
|, gress.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL


BERMUDA, Jan 12-Arrived, str Caraquet
tBr. Demerara. &c (and sailed 18th for st
john.
Sailed nth. str chaleur tBr. Barbados,
&C.
BONANZA. Jan 1--sailed. schrs Asquith
(Br). st Johns Optimist (Br). do.
BURN, NE, prior to Jan 3-Arrived. schr
Ethel NJ Bartlett (Br). Oporto.
CATALINA, NF. Jan BIN port, schr Re-
traction (Br), for Europe.
HALIFAX, Jan 13-Sailed, strs Canadian
Sapper (Br). st John: Canadian Fisher
(Br), Belize via Nassau and Kingston; Mas
copie (Br). London; schr Maid of France
OBJ, Pernambuco.
ST JOHN. NIB, Jan 13-Arrlved. sohr Maid
oe Canada (Br), Port Greviile tand cleared
for Milford via Bridgeport and New Haven q.
Arrived 14th. schr NJ Roberts (Br), New
York.
sT JOHNS. NE. Jan Arrived. strs In
splration (Br). Fogo; Admiral Drake (B),
Bay Roberts.
Sailed 4th, schrs Novelty (Br). Bahia: Jean
Dundonald Duff (Brl. do.
In port 7th. str Karma fNor), for Med
iterranean ports.
SANTIAGO, Jan 12-Arrived. str Canadian
Logger (Br), Trinidad.
SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA. Jan 9th
Arrived. str Newport, San Francisco.
Sailed Tth. str Ecuador. San Francisco.
VANCOUVER. Be. Jan 12-Sailed. str Ca
madam Skirmisher (Br). Fraser Mills. BIC.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON. Jan 14-Str Arabic (Br). which
arrived to-day from Naples. &c, brought
crew of sehr Ruby w (BD, abandoned Dec
Z. They were landed at Genoa and sent here
by the Consul.
Jan 16-Schr Freeman. from Norfolk for
Boston. in collision during the night at
Vineyard Haven with str Munalbro, which
left here yesterday for Baltimore. The
schooner had jibboom and headgear dam
aged; steamer reported slightly damaged.
Abandoned schr James NJ w Hall (before
reported) was taken in tow to-day by cutter
Seneca In lat 80 %. lon 20 OF. and is being
towed to Vineyard Haven, Newport New
London. The Tampa, which also went out to
pick up the Hall, Is returning to Boston.
HIGHLANDS. M, Jan 16. $50 PM-Str
Matinicock. hence for Texas City. de-
layed few hours owing 20 engine trouble;
proceeded.
LONDON. Jan 14-A telegram received
from Malta states that the deep oil fuel
tank of str Half Moon is leaky.
Str Depere, from Tacoma. &c. is ashore at
Callao and will have to lighter before she
can get off.
Bark Isis (Braz) sank after collision in
the harbor of Rio Janeiro. (The Isis arrived
at Rio Janeiro Dec from Baltimore.)
Jan 16-Schr Rose NJ (Br). from Fogo for
Gibraltar, Is ashore at Azores.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SAILED.

strs Matinicock, Texas City: Chester va:-
ley, Galveston: f d Asche. New port News
Gin tow; It Williams, Rotterdam; Jeffer-
son, Norfolk mot 15th) st Mihiel (AT). San
Juan, &c; Santurce, Jobos; Anna tNor),
Carupano. &c.
Str constantinople tBr), Naples and
Piraeus.
Tug waltham. towing . barges (pasSed out
Quarantine 1l3 PM).
Sailed 18th. tugs Virginian. towing 2 barges
Cpassed out Sandy Hook 80 M: 10th,
Storm King, towing Quarantine 12:is
Pm.
Sailed 18th, schr B Young tBr). --.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leved) at New York Mon
day, Jan 16. 1922, at AM. as reported
by the United states Weather Bureau. WAS
thirty and thirty-nine hundredths (3039)
inches. This closely approximates seven hun-
dred and seventy-one and nine-tenths f77l.9)
millimeters. Captains OF all vessels now
lying in or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the ab ove
official data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tion or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM. NV, 1s miles;
clear; smooth sea: visibility, 10 miles.
The New York herald., 1922-01-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
Continued from Preceding Page.

Str Erik II DAM. Christensen. Puerto
Tarafa via Nuevitas (balasO-New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Santurce, Behrs, Jobos (gasoline) New
York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Str Santa Marta, Birks, Kingston. Cristo-
bal, &c (generaD-United Fruit Co.
Str Megantic (Br). Berry. Havana. King
ston, &c (ballast)-White Star Line.
Str City of st Louis. Johnson, Savannah
(generaD-Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Arapahoe, Devereaux. Charleston and
Jacksonville (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co
Str Jefferson, Horsley. Norfolk 'generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co
Str Gaelic Prince (Br). Suddaby. baltimore
(ballast)-Furness. Witty & Co.
Str II + Dimock. Allen, Boston (generaD- =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Motor ship Fordonian. Dyer, Cienfuegos
(ballasD = merican-Hediterranean Steam
ship Co.