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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
PL RCELLNILLE

iS2eeai - The Tlmes-D jsYacrh.l
puHcELLT!LLE, Va. Ian. a.
Mrs ! Il En:lc: entertained ne
p1re.!iv.!.= wo:aau'S Club at her
home On Wednesday afternoon. The
rou caU was answered. with short
qu.s;ons ot VIVA Wn:uan's Clubs
Have nmplished."
Fritz PARKINSON. q Adena. ol!o.
has hesn the recent guest o; Mr.. and
Mrz ] l. I-oase.
Mrs. Edna Kay. Of Washington, has
been the guest recently %; her
,aother. Mrs. Aliie Hampton.
MIR. and Mira Jesse Eay.!ey o:
ChurchvNl4, Va, have been visiting
Mrs. Rawley's parents, NJ. and Mrs.
w. l.. simpson.
Mrs, y. Guy Miller and daughter.
Clara, have ieturned from q visit to
friends and relatives in Washington.
MISS MARY Hawthorne. OF Wash
ington. IS visiting her parents. Mr
and Mrs. IL "a! hawthorne.
Mrs. ]. V. Nicholas is now visiting
her mother Mrs. Florence KiIgour. in
Washington, -. G.
Miss Ellen Adair Tinany T.. visit.
ing her sister. Mrs. Thcodoric Lcith
at Morgau:own, W. Va.
AIRS. Fannie Rawlings. Of win.
chester. and Mrs. walter I.cilh ar.
visiting at the home OF Mrs: I.oui!
&. Leith
Horace Adams has gone to Charles
ten. S. c.. for an extended visit,
Mrs. Il. W. Chichester has been IN.
guest of relatives ana friends j.
Washington
Miss InoScn Thompson. Of Charlie
Town. W. Va. Is the guest Of Mis-
IllZahHtl T,ft 90,
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. V. white have bee
visiting friends and relatives i
Washington.
II. C. Litrlejohn has gone to Rich
inond. where he viii spend scvera
days.
Leon ". frye has returned from
Trip to Neg York city.
I Nealc j. Howard. of Birninehan
Ala. was weekend guest OF NJ
and Mrs. Louis a. Stearns.
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THE ssDO,S" AND THE ssDON'TSo IN
BITTER SUFFRAGE STRUGGLE
Belligerents Are All Women and There Is Merry Row
Over the Proposed Constitutional Amend
ments for Equal Rights.

asset to any party putting IL through.
Already Congressman Fcss. Republic
can. of Ohio. and Senator Curtis. RE-
publican, of KANSAS. have agreed to
introduce the amendment when the
Time comes. The opposition holds
mat this new amendment would
destroy all laws enacted for the pro-
tection OF the woman In industry.
wisconsin has had equal rights for
women for nearly seven months and
so Jar no welfare laws have been
isnoredsor destroyed"
Dii, Contest Amendment.
Are the don'ts ready?
Yes" Mary Anderson told tho
United News If the National
Womans Party INSISTS ON introduce
ing The amendment TO Congress-
nose OF us who fight for the woman
IN industry will certainly contest the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
by Clayton whtehilI.
ted News Stan Correspondent.

United News Stan Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.--Beforo
summer America will Sc suffrage
light possibly as bitter as the strug-
gle that finally produced the nine
teenth amendment. But the belli-
gerents viii all be women.
The National woman's Party has
discovered that woman's rights aren't
as equal as She thought they were
when She Won the vote. But several
womcn's suffrage groups outside the
party don't agree.
IL all the women wanted more
equality. they'd put it up to their
respective States and let it go at
that. But there arc so many don'ts"
that the dos" headed by Alice Paul
vice president of the womau's party
will fight for 4 constitutional amend
ment removing nfl legal inequalities
OF women, thus to "cinch" the fight.
Already State Legislatures have felt
the vibration of local Quarrcls.
The Dos On the offensive.
Tho dos the making the offensive
The don'ts, however. ARE equally con-
udent in their defensive which Will
be led nationally by Mary Anderson.
director general OF tho Womnn's Blu
reau of the Department OF Labor, and
thanked by the Consumers League.
the National woman's trade Union
League and various civic groups
throughout the country.
Are the dos ready to fight TO u
finish? Yes" Alice Paul told tho
United News. THE fight really be-
gan in 1915 when the bill of rights"
which would make every woman
equal TO men before the law in every
RESPECT was considered part Of the
Suffrage amendment. since ratified.
Inc controversy may be as keen as
me suffrage fight of recent years.
but the contestants will be mostly
women.
"of course Congress Will have to
get into the fight. but know this
new amendmen, Will be Il political
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

amendment. Personally. I am of no
party. but I Will stand out against
the amendment from tho standpoint
Of the governmental department I
represent.
Place woman on tho Same legal
equanty with man, and court de-
Ies,s'ation now in force for women.
VIII surely DO handed down."
The National League or womc,,
Voters remains neutral for the pros
eht, according to Mrs. Maud Wood
Park. president of the league. Tho
Welsht OF this group thrown TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22
CLIFTON FORCE

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
CLIFTON FORGE. VA. Jan. Oh
Mrs. r. +. Carter has returned from
Bristol, where she was called by the
illness OF relative.
Miss Elizabeth Butler has returned
from Charleston, having been called
ehere by the death of an uncle.
Mrs. w. i. Huntley and daughter
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs L. T..
Alley.
Harry Woodward has returned
from a trip to New York and Bos-
ton.
II. p. Burt and Miss Ethel Bickner
were married at the Baptist parson
age Wednesday morning. They will
make their future home here.
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ORANGE. TEN, Jan. 2l.-"Humble
No. Chesson.'
That's no wireless codc-it's the
official name OF the biggest gusher
in the whole South--a gusher that's
spouting forth $4,000 to 10000 bar
rels of oh-liduid gold-every day!
That's unusual. oil men say.
But it's not half as unusual az the
gusher's owner. Oscar Chcsson. II
was on Chessons farm, near here.
that the gusher took notion to
gush.
And Chesson became "A millionaire
overnight,
And hes peeved about it!
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

Since Chesson's gusher started
spouting the marshes around Orange
are filled with OIL. The Com Bayou
looks like a solid river OF oil.
on experts believe there's vast
oil pool--possibly tho biggest I'm The
contingencies Chcsson's farm.
When the gusher first began to
spout. its roar could be heard two
miles, like the sound of Il giant
waterfall. 1t sent column of oil
300 feet in the air.
OIL men say the gusher will keep
on producing from $4,000 TO 10000
barrels of oil daily for an indefinite
period.
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either side would produce important
results Miss Paul admitted.
The dos count upon tho solidarity
Of the womans party.
Tho don'ts count upon the number
OF Industrial groups on their side.
And they nlso see ray OF hopo In
the fact that the National Woman's
Party Is in tho process OF reorgan-
lzntion 80 that the sixty thousand
members which tho party claimed In
1918 may be reduced considerably if
the don'ts can argue would-bc MEM
bers away from the reborn party.
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The drafted oil liked to have
ruined my later crop" Chcsson
srumbles. Il had to hurry and get
the 'taters' away from there"
Chesson turned down an offer of
100000 for royalties alone on his
fortv-siS-acre tract. That's the
highest price ever offered in Texas
for royalties.
Chesson shrugged his shoulders. re-
turned TO his two-room hut on the
edge VI the oil fields and set about
nursing sick piss.
And every day the new "oil king"
drives ":iivver" full OF farm pro-
duce TO town and canvasses all the
stores till the loads sold.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-22

Ten minutes after using Dandcrine
you can not find single trace of
dandrun or falling hair and your
SCALP viii not itch. but what viii
p!eaSc YOU most Will be after Il. few
weeks use when you sec new hair
INC ana downy at iirst--yes-.-but
really new hair-growing all over
INC scalp. Dandcrine is TO the hair
what fresh showers OF rain and sun
shine arc to vegetation. 1t goes right
70 The roots. lnvigorates and strength
ems them, helping tho hair to grow
long. strong and luSuriant. One APP
piioation OF DanderIne. makes thin.
lifeless. colorless hair look youthful-
~ bright, lustrous and Just twice az
Observation-Disclosures W. r
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BLACKSBURC

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Z !. BI-ACkSBUR9, VA. Jan. 2O.--Miss
Mary Frank Henderson left Monday
TO sPenA month with her sister,
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, MI, Dec 23-Baromcter at
noou, 2s.93 inches; wind. sw. gale; weather,
showcry; temperature. f3 deg Fair.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
SAILED.

strs BENJAMIN Brewster Tampico; Aztec
(Nor). Tampico II l. Church tBr). Newport
Hews 1Stei caps sasaIfn Iiati &C. New York u5utch1
Rotterdam; svanhild DAM. Copenhagen !;
orizaba. Havana Fort st George (Br). Ber-
%ss pSsi FoFt Foddam an%s?n E br D
Creole, New Orleans: Apache, Charleston.
sc; Cornelia. San Juan. &c: Comal. Calves
,on &c. kroonIand AntWerpS, rS,,s Rremeo
&c: Porto Rico, San Juan. &c; Baltic Sbrl ,
Liverpool: Gulfprince. Port Arthur; Dacre
Castle (Br,. Norfolk: Toioa sB., n ;. liavans: ns
Western World. Rio Janeiro, &C: Marengo
,Br) Hull. &c; Sangamon. Constantinople.
sc: Watuka tBr). Chester, Pa sioux Ivy,
Havana Maria utaD, Philadelphia; West
s. strs ra", city Of Montgomery. Savannah; JEFF
fer~on. Norfolk; Norfolk, Baltimore; bank.
Virginia Limited. Richmond; zovetta (Br)'
Norfolk: Maumee. -.
Strs Port Curtis (Br), Brisbane; Michael
Tracy. Norfolk; Panama, Port au frince'
Sailed 2ad. strs Louisiana, Port Arthur: I:
Eastern Sword. Cardiff: Cambria (U ,
army transporD, Cristobal.
sailed ood, tug (supposed) Georgian. tow
ing 3 barges (passed out Sandy Hook at
1910 PM).
Tug Woodman, towing barges (passed
out Sandy Hook at IL :34 PMD.
The corrected reading of the barometer
troduced to sea leveD at New York on Sat
urday. Dec %. 1922. at s AN. az reported py
tho United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and five hundredths (30.05) Inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred
and sxty-three and two-tenths t1639 MILL
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying
in or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment
Wind at Sandy Hook, Pm, NV, light
breeze: clear; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.

ALGIERs. Dec 16--Arrived. str Mont Rose
(F'r). New Orleans.
Sailed 18th. str Capitaine Damlane Q'r)
ALICANTE, Dec 1e-Arrived. str LON
tNcr., ,,, St johns, NF;;- s.u., -, o,,. ror
(Sw), Houston (not Philadelphia).
ARDROSSAN, Dec 23-Arrived, str Eastern
Coast. New York.
AVONMOUTIh Dec 23-Saiied. str Cornish
man (Br). Portland. Me.
BARBADOS; Dec -. , AMoArriyed. M Arrn,sd ST. str
vilano (sp), New York.
Arrived 10TH str West Chetac: Galveston
BARROW, Dec 21-Sailed, str Lord Down
BERGEN Dec is-ArrIved. strs stavanger,
ford (Nop. New York; 10th. Borgland
BERMUDA, Dec 9S, . PM-Arrived. str
Araguaya (Br). New York.
BEYROUT, Dec 2i-Sailed, str Jalapa
(from New York. &c). Batavia.
BREMEN, Dec 17-Arrived strs Yorck
(GcD, New York; 10th. Adalia (Ger). Hous-
BUENos AIRES, Dec 22-saied. str Hes
perides (Br), New York.
CALCUTTA, Dec 20--Arrived. strs ASic
(Br). New York; 2ist. City OF Shanghai
cARTAGENA. Dec 22-sailed. str sixaola,
Puerto Colombia.
COLOMBO. Dec 19-sailed. str The Lambs,
New York.
Arrived 21st str Naneric (Br), New York
CRISTOBAL, Dec 22-Arrived. strs Huftero
(Nor), New York for Kobe: Jersey City (Br)
New York for Sydney. NSW. Fukuyo Maru
(Jap) New Orleans for Kobe.
Sailed oIst, str Cartago, Tela.
Sailed 22d. strs st Patrick tBr). Callao for
Norfolk; Unta (NoD. Mobile; Australier
(Belg). Norfolk.
DANZIG, Dec 1s-Arrived. str Lituania
DAM. New York via Hamburg for Lisbon.
ENSENADA. Dec 16-Sailed, str Mexico
Mex San Jose del Cabo.
FLUSHING. Dec 20-Sailed, str Porsanger
(Nor). Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

GENOA, Dec 19-Arrived, str Conte Rosso
Sale sailed ' 18th. str str Ca Cardiff Hall Br). Gulf
port.
New Orleans for Genoa.
Arrived 23d. str MoIesey Br). Newport
News for Malaga.
Sailed 22d. strs Katharine Park tBr). from
Calcutta for Boston and New York.
GLASGOW, Dec 22-Sailed. str Salacia
GoTHENBURG.. Dec Is-Arrived, str LOU
lsiana (Nor). New Orleans.
GuAYAoUIL. Dec lo-saiicd. schr Melrose'
Talara.
HAVANA. Dec 2e-Arrived. str Heredia.
Sailed ed. str San Ben,to (Bp. Port
HAvRE, Dec ol-Arrived. str Jacques Car
tier (Fr), Galveston.
HONG KONG. Dec 22-sailed. strs Ala
bania Maru Jap. Tacoma; Empress OF Aus
tralia (Br). Vancouver.
KINGSTON. Dec 22-sailed. str Turralba'
LISBON. Dec 1s-sailed. str Asia (F'r).
LivERPooL. Dec eo-saiied. str Eldena.
sailed sd. str Adriatic (BD. New York
via Queenstown.
LONDON. Dec 22-Arriyed. strs President
New York verbania li3r). do.
Arrived 22d. str City OF Durham (Br). San
sailed 10Th, str Karachi Maru (Jap). Phila-
Sailed oiat. str ohioan. Hamburg.
Sailed 2od. strs Comino (Br). -; Valacia
MANCHEsTER, Dec 22--Arrived. str Man
chester Exchange (Br). Philadelphia.
Arrived 22d. str Potomac (BO' Port Ar
Sailed a2d. str Manchester Merchant tBr)'
MARSElI,LEs. Dec 1e-sailed. str NJ S
Dollar (Br). from Hong Kong for Boston and
NAPLES. Dec 2o-sailed. str Providence
(L'rl fro,f, Ma for New York.
NARvIK, Dec 1s--Sailed. str Grangesberg
(swl: Baltimore. - ..s N,,,,,a
ODENsE. Dec 21-Arrived. str st Anthony.
Baltimore and Boston via Copenhagen;
OTARU, Dec 22-Sailed. str Nankoh Maru
(Jap). San Francisco.
PORT LIMON. Dec 2o-Arrived. str San
Gil (Br), Boston. &c.
tic (Br). New York for Liverpool
RANDERs. Dec i5-Arrived, str Aledo.
Copenhagen. &C (and sailed 2lst for Hell
ROTTERDAM. Dec 2l-Arrived. str saco,
sT JOHN. NIB, Dec 23-Arrived. str Min
nedosa (Br). Antwerp and Southampton:
ST JOHNS, NF, Dec 22-Arrived, str Be
loernon pan(, Boston via a. HslfaS. sI,,aS A.
(DutcD. from Avonmouth for Gulfport
SANTIAGO, Dec 2l-Saled, str Cibao
SEVILLE. Dec 19-Arrived. str Luciline
(Br), New Orleans.
SHANGHAI. Dec 2f-Arrived, Ltrs Arabia
Maru Jap). Seattle; ed, Haniey. Seattle for
Hong Kong.
Sailed 2fst. str Tenyo Marn (Jap), from
Hong Kong for San Francisco.
SIERRA LEONE, Dec 21-Saied. str Bu-
rutu (Br) from Lagos for New York
SOUTH HAMPTON, Dec 23-Sailed. str Beren-
garia (Br). New York via Cherbourg.
STOCKHOLM, Dec 1s-Arrived. str Pedro
Christophersen (Sw), San Francisco.
SUNDERLAND. Dec 21-Sailed. str Lacuna
(Br), New Orleans.
Sailed 22d. str Songa (Nor), Boston.
SYDNEY CB. Dec 22-Sailed. str Hoche-
laRa CBr), Portland. Me.
SYDNEY, NSW. Dec 22-Arrived. str Trel-
yon OBJ. Montreal via Norfolk.
TAMPICO, Dec 20-Sailed, strs Cerro Azul.
New York: Franklin X Lane, New York: w
[. Steed, Galveston.
Sailed 22d, PM, str Dean Emery, Calves
ton.
1ELA. Dec 2o-Arrived. str Cartago
Puerto Castillo.
YOKOHAMA Dec 22-Arrived strs West
Ivan, San Francisco for Batavia; 21st, Presi-
dent Grant, Seattle.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
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., 1922-12-24
CLEARED.

Str Ausonia (Br), Peel, Queenstown anu
Liverpool (genera)-Cunard Steamship Go.
Str Carlshom tSw) bergman. Gotneh-
burg. Malmo. &c (generaD-Furness, Wlthy
str Truro City (Br), Crerar. Hamburg
lgeneraD-United States Navigation Co;
Str Cabo Espartel (sp). Diaz, Cadiz, Bar
ceona DC egenegap-HTiones IeZ, nsassk Casablanca
Tangier. &c. via Philadelphia tgeneraD--
Algerian-American Line.
Str Janus Gsp, Lucas, Genoa. Ceuta via
Philadelphia general and residue from Mar
settles for Philadelphia star Line, "a
Str Manitowoc, Knudsen. ;, Piraens lrns. ;ind ana
Str Celtic Prince (Br). Macdonald. Yoko-
hama, Kobe. &c, via Norfolk (genera)-
Str. Virgil (Br), Owens, Para. Ceara, &c
general )--Lamport & Holt.
Str Commercial Traveller. Ing, Los Ange.
les, San Francisco, sc (general)-Moore &
Str Orleans. Davies. Los Angeles. San
Francisco, &C., via Panama Canal lseherap
--Upited American Lines.
Str Maracabo, Simmons. Laguayra, Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo via Mayaguez (genera)-
Str Porto Rico, Evans. San Juan. Ponce,
&C (generaD-New York and Porto RICO
Str Bolivar, Packer. st Thomas. st Croix,
&c (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Panama, Corning. Port au Prince and
Cristobal (generaD = Panama faiiroao
Str Lake Como. Tonnesen. Cienfuegos.
Alanzanillo. &c (generaD FRUIT 20;
Str Callabasas, Nielsen, Guantanamo anu
San Juan (generaD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Fritzoe (Nor), Larsen, Nassau (Seh-
eraD--Munson Steamship Lines.
str Comal. Curry, Galveston (genera)--
Mallory Steamship Co.
Str El Dia Woodwork, Galveston (generaD
Southern Pacific Co. 49,
Str Apache. Chichester. Jacksonville (gen-
eraD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Creole. jacobs, New orleans lSeherail
Southern Pacific Co. r.
Str City of Montgomery. Hammond, pa
yannah (generaD ocean Steamship co. =
Str jefferson, Horsley, Norfolk (genera)-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str zovetto CBr), Cuneo. Norfolk (oaliaso
j II Winchester Co.
Str Tordenskjold (Nor). Kjole. Baltimore
tballast) )--Wilhelm Wilhelmsen Co:
str Montana. C;arlick, Philadelphia (gen-
eraD--I,uckenbach steamship Co.
Str .Nevadan, Bamforth, philadelphia TN
transit) United American Lines.
Str Watuka (Br). Ritcey. Chester (ballast)
United Transportation Co.
Str Herman Winter. LindlaRd Portland
(general)- Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr Chatauqua (Brl, Burke, Yarmouth,
Ms (coaD-J T. Whitney & CO.
Schr Don Parsons Rr, CARD, 81 Johh
(coaD--J + Whitney Go.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Telenraph.1

ASTORIA. Ore. Dec 21-Arrived, strs Ore
gonian. Raymond for San Francisco: 22d
Yayoi Maru (Jap), Kobe.
BOSTON. Mass, Dec 23-Arrived. strs Ca
madam Ranger (Br). Liverpool; Prince Ar
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOUR,

Continued on Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

HALIFAX, Dec 2o-Arrived, str Canadian
Constructor (Br). Rotterdam; Canadian Gun
ner CBr), st Johns. NF.
Cleared 20th. strs Roealind (Br). New York
for st Johns, MI (and sailed) schr Robert &
Arthur (Br), Nassau.
In port 2fst, strs Dominion Miller (Br), for
London: Ottar (Nor), for Santiago and
Jamaica.
LIVERPOOL, Ms, Dec 20-Arrived. str
Tosto (Nor). Norfolk.
ST JOHN, Dec t9-Arrived. str Knmou-
raska (Brl. Sydney.
ST JOHNS. Nj. Dec 13-Arrived. str
Sydfold (Nor), Barry.
Sailed 18th, schr Cecil. Jr (Br). Bay OF
Bulls Ito load for Seville).
TwILLINGATE, Dec i5-Arrived, schr La
BerGe (Br). Sydney.
wABANA. Dec 13-Sailed. str Knockfierna
(Br), Bremerhaven.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Silvia CBp. st Johns. NF, and Hall
fax for New York. -,
Str Norwalk. Boston for New YORK tat
ii :35 AND. -,
schr Azua, Portchester for New York.
Schr Joseph Murray, Greenport for New
York.
Schr Nina Nadeau (Br). Bridgeport for
New York. to Emory Sexton g. Co.
Tug Socony No .. towing barges tat ~
AND. -.
Steam lighter Hlsborough cat 10 AND.
Motor barge Radium Cat II 20 PMD.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Cardonia reports that str West Haven
IL towing the str West Hardaway to Hall
fax; the Seneca will intercept the convoy
aud stand by until the vessels arrive at des-
tination. A radio to the Coast Guard office
here from Coast Guard cutter Seneca. dated
noon yesterday tFriday, Dec 81. gives her
position as lat ~ 81, lon 60 30 moderate
cast Winds cloudy.
GALVESTON, Tex. Dec io--Str Javada
and tug Propeller were in collision ycster-
day IN the Houston ship channels the La
vada has all the blades broken off her pro-
peller and her engines are badly damaged !.
the tug has her bow stove in and is max
ing water.
The fire IN the coal bunkcrs OF str France
Maru (Jap) has been extinguished.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 22-Strs Inlay. San
Pedro for San Francisco, aud Daisy Math-
ews, Portland for San Pedro, collided In n
fog about midway between San Francisco
and San Pedro this morning. Both vessels
arc proceeding to their destination. The
Daisy Mathews was slightly damaged. The
1mlay's damage Is not known.
Str Santa inez is proceeding TO Port An
geles TO right her deckload. which shifted In
a southwest gale to-day.
ST JOHNS, NF, Dec fJ--Schr Colonia
(Br) went ashore near Western Atm; no
cliance OF salvaging anything owing to a
raging sea
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Bound East.

schr Chautauqua (Br), Jersey City for
Yarmouth (anchored). .
Tugs Spartan. towing barges cat 10
AM); Bohemia, towing Cat 1910 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Continued From Preceding Page.

Munamar 3f7 Ambrose !. o3d.
Muskogee 252 SW Hatteras I'D.
Nacoochee 81 " Hatteras a3d.
Olen 299 u Ambrose l. v I'D.
Ormdale 3 ENE Highland Light I'D.
Oxonian 10 S Boston l. 23d.
Peter III Crowell II Barnegat I'D.
Robert Il Hopkins ia Ambrose l. I'D.
Sabine Sun 32j IL Sabine I'D
San Bruno 100 Nantucket l. v 23d.
Santa Rosa 555 NV Colon PM I'D.
Santore 2as S Ambrose l. 22d
Sherman 120 S Ambrose l. 23d.
Solona Ga E Tampico 22d.
Sucaresco 3 Il Sand Key I'D
Suffolk $ Shinnecock l. V I'D.
Sunbeam 210 ESE Sabine Bar I'D.
Thomas III Wheeler 10 SW Hatteras I'D.
Nasari arrived Barbados AM 23d.
Nesta 54 w Sand Key 22d.
Nistula 610 ENE Hatteras 23d.
w G Teagle IS N Jupiter I'D.
w II Libby 1l0 Ambrose l. %
West Lake 1tS L Ambrose IL I'D
West Quechee 100 l. Ambrose l. v I'D.
West Zeda $50 Il Boston l. V I'D,
Wien passed Nantucket j. v I'D.
William Rockefeller 265 S Ambrose l. v 23d
Yankee Arrow 62 S Ambrose LV I'D.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
Dangers to Navigation.

Reported 20 the iIydrogrsp phic office.l
Dec IL, lat % -. Ion ~ ~, about . miles
go deg from Fire Island Light Vessel.
passed a black double ended boat awash.--
str Antonia tBr).
De IL, lat 35 20. Ion 75 i6. passed spar
shout 10 feet long, painted yellow and partly
covered with marine growth.-Str Gendoyle.
Dec 20. lat % 90. lon 81 ~. passed a spar
about 40 feet long and . feet In diameter
Str Fred w Weller.
Dec 3. lat 90 %. Ion % 46. passed a scow
about 20 feet long with decks awash.--Str
Monterey.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
rAssENGEk STEAMERS SAILED.

ADRIATIC (BD, from Liverpool 23d for
New York.
ASIA (Br). from Lisbon 18th for Now York.
BERENGARIA (BD. from Southampton 23d
for New York.
EMPRESS OF AUSTRALIA (Br), from Hong
Kong 22d for Vancouver.
PROVIDENCE (FD. from Naples goth for
New York.
TENYo MARU (Jap). from Shanghai 21st
for San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
MARrNr--roR SALE or wANrEp.

II. ~. FRANKLIN. SHIP BRoKER.
50 BROAD STREET. ESTABLISHED 1851
The New York herald., 1922-12-24
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

ARABIA MARU Jap). at Shanghai 21st.
ARAGUAYA (Br). at Bermuda 23d
CELTIC tBr), at Queenstown 23d.
DAM at Danzlg 18th.
GRANT, at Yokohama 21st.
VAN BUREN,. at London 22d.
STAVANGERFJORD (Nor), at Bergen 1871
VASARI (Br), at Barbados 23d.
YORCK (Ger), at Bremen 18th.