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New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Sound Warming
OF a Too Rapid
Rise i'm Business
Continued Increase Suggests
Gaps May Have Been Left
in Underlying Bases, Says
Guaranty Trust Company

The continued Increase IN produc'
tleu and trade has been IA some In.
stances 40 rapid az 20 suggest that
gaps IN underlying bases for sustained
progress arc being overlooked OF
ignored. With a consequent possibility
that important rcversAls may be On.
eountered earlier than seems 90 b,
generally expected. in the opinion Of
the Guaranty Trust Company.
This note OF warning Is sounded By
the Guaranty Survey" IN a review Of
business conditions during 1922 after
remarking that tho year witnessed 4
substantial bettermCnt In tho coun'
trys business situation.
Tho Improvement in business con-
ditions has not been one-fidcd.' says
the "urvoy.7 a fuller utilization OF
productive equipment and increased
output OF commodities 20 meet growing
demands have been accompanied BY
bettnrmcnt IN the credit situation
strengthened condition OF tho banks
as a whole, through liquidation Of
loans and tho accumulation Of ade-
quatc reserves. As is usual, however,
in the early stages of the upward
swing OF the business cycle, indus.
tries share unevcnly "a the benefits OF
reviving activity"
After considering various phases OF
business progress during tho year, tho
company makes the following comment
on tho prospects for the Immediate
future;
"No one expects that the rate OF
bcttcrmcnt in general business dur
ing 1922 as a whole can be continued
indefinitely. 10 seems probable, how.
ever, that further advances viii be
made IN the coming months, with due
allowance for seasonal factors. The
aggregate reserves OF the Federal Re-
serve banks are practically double tho
minimum legal requirements, interest
rates arc moderate. and the CONNER
ciHl banking institutions generally ara
in position 20 finance a much larger
volume Of transactions without strain
These conditions, as rejecting tho
credit situation, Rill tend 90 stimulate
business activity. Commodity prices
are advancing The housing shortag,
has not been fully met, tho railroads
arc IN need Of new equipment, TIE de-
mAnd for automobiles continues az a
remarkably high level, and inventories
are generally not excessive. ThcEo are
some of tho outatauding conditions
which also give promise OF sustained
activity in production.
"How long the upward movement OF
tho cycle OF production can continue
will depend largely upon Developments
abroad and the attitude Of tho con-
suming public toward rising prices. IN
any ease, the momentum attained in
tho months Of expanding industrial
output may carry the advance In many
lines considerably past tho period
when tho more sensitive factors in tho
business situation viii have begun 10
reflect an impending reaction"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Arrived Yesterday

x,,ssa cAtaasna Dec 10 Perto - S0,Siih, Slth
b,s III Rinsdon 70 20 Gyos
! pass mails and nd,. pisT y =. Dec lSi 70
syotord ,i.s NsTi2.s Co CO in bailaSii OF
'''y,, gn,to,r cSor,. Ms,snsas Dee ~; n,,s %
Kerr s Co, Inc. With mdss' OF n''
B'klyn. - r,., IL.
Ponce 70 20 Bull lnsolAI
T-,,,d s,,,,s Cpsp), coc.nhagen, Dec S,i, ii, (
/ christlanla 70. 20 punch. bols 800, snd
ssa rsbin lBg third class pass lh''''
& I,dse; nth 1T, Hoboken- a.
alsyie Prince CBr). shanghai seP -
gsslung ~ oosl Honssesss ssv Vo' 4 Psnanr 6. 60.
rvs -, Atsppo ft. Cochin H. Poft nAlu
ST Oran pee 3, Boston 90 20 'n,s6
/ witty a co With mdsei Fies y
Docks. Bklyn- =. o....,,.
eown i0. 10 White star Line with - -
fss second cabin, 2lt thlra ciees F---'
rails ana rndss. Pier 50. *. ~ "a. "a
Cayo Mambl, Port Antonio 80,
Atlantic Frult CO with psst ana mas''
Pier z, y X. a. nj
a. fs5siro Is Bshia 80. Ceara Dec Fafs
-. 40 Iioyd Braziieiro With mdsc' ileI o.
Bush Docks, b'kiyn.
Florinds (sp). BilboA Nov H., s1nis,nosI
TO- ssragossa Dec NaleheiA ~. -
"a Gsrcls a piaz with mdse' Columbia Al'
IAN. IA Maru (Jap). slngspcre oct 2
.fanla &, HonHtona IA. keeiunz g.
yotosan1a q. san Franolsco Dec /. Critto-
bal Isl. 70 Barber 8 Lines with nase'
ii2s ICELAND is 2 q CB5. Antwerp Dso lz south
f%g'oa a. ,s s'e p Ghite'ss net sss second cabin
third class pass, malls ana moso' iio'
Anssieo VII 90. Genoa Nov -, Naples
wslsas 'D~ Dec 8 Gibraltsr Z. 70 Mcdonnell
& Truds With pass aRd mdsei on hea
q 40, Norns NJ Ponce and Msyasuss Dec y,
ATuadnla and Arecibo IS, san Juan l9 70
Atlantic Fruit co With z pass ana maaoi
pier e. y r.
Phiisdeiphia Ia Guayra Doc -. Porto
csbeilo 10, cu-seso ~. San Juan ~; 20
Bliss, Dsilett A. GO With 10 pass, mails ana
mdte. Pier ~. p klyu.
.ss LORENZO. Ponce Dec II. Nayaguoz
and Areclbo 10. San Juan 81. g " 4
Porto Rico r S CO With 81 pass, malls snd
H'e51 comus y New W. orleans yso 70: 10 southern
Pacific Co with paas "a iadse: Pier
sslvid.r., Hslsinsfors Nov T. Ko.tka y.
rsirnouth 3l Boston Dec is. Norfolk 81.
Philadelphia 2f. 20 sugquehanta -
With fadss. Pier 20. P'klyn.
Clearwater, Santa io nov H. hueunt
Ayres Dec ii 20 Munson Lines Green ~,
Eklyn.
Cofslcs. Norfolk: 20 Cattuor. Curran 4
Built. on Red Hook. Bklyn.
Roanoke, Tampieoi 20 Teas Co Bergen
FH9i HT9ai5arfjo2d c7or). baltimore. to Nor
werisn-A nerlcan line. 30th o.. Bklyn
Ausabls Norfolk. 10 Trans & Mercantile
Corp; on Liberty.
r q HarstoV. TeEss City, 20 Robert J.
Hague With crude oil Pier 6. Constable
Hook n J.
Franklin, Houstoni 20 oaienA Nav CO.
MusEosos. Port Arthur; 20 n l. hague;
of TompknHyille. I.
Tyne Maru (JEp). Baltimore. 20 Suzuki
4 Co. Erie Elevator, y J.
Virginia Express Richmond; 70 Rich
nOnd g y Y 8 g Co; Pier z, n r.
Tanafiord (NOr) Chrlttianla % Nor
Weglsn- American Line. S0th 81, B'klyn.
Bantoro DaiQuiri. 10 ore 8 Co, ore
Dock. Constable Hook y ,.
n Mai New. orleans; to southern Ia
schr Mary II Disbcid. 0ulfport: on RED
Hook. Bklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Debt Drives Him to Police
Cleveland City Employee Asks
Return 10 Stand Trial

A man who gave his name AZ Fran
els Ross, sixty-six years old, 4212
Euclid Avenue, Cleveland, an employee
Of the engineering department OF the
lake city, walked into the admitting
officers a. Bellevue Hospital and told
Dr. Isaacs, who examined him and
found that bis health was good except
that Worry vac evidently preying on
his mind. that he wauted 10 give HIM
self up 70 the police and 50 back 20
Cleveland 20 face trial. He explained
that he had fed 70 New York two
weeks ago when he found that he had
oarelessly run into debt 5000 20 tho
city by spending dimes that he had
collected Tor putting up house num-
bers.
Or. Isaacs called Detective Levine,
Of the East Thirty-hfth Street station,
who said that he could not take the
applicant Tor arrest 20 a cell at once,
but promised 20 notify the Cleveland
police and take him into custody In
tho morning II a complaint had been
lodged against him there. Ross said
he would report at the station house
this morning.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Freight Ships Due
D,. To-day

v...,i Port Arensy
Alpine RanEG Lsith. pso i..fgrness-, :, W.. ~.
piorlnda- Tarraaoua. Dec .. .uAIsla hi hiss
rsstrrn .lty. Hafhadoa. Dec t..t Nav 20
Robin Adair, crlstohaL Dec -.
r,vu. Busnos Ayrss Noy si....Ksrr Line
AIvarado. CristobaL Dee II - r.
TuscarorA Nsnchssfer, Dee X 1 hs - ~
VeSuVia. Naples. Noy ttr Nal'a- An N'N'
Clearwater. Buenos Ayrcs Dec ,,,.
ru,horn. fn.minrhsni. Dee L.. Kerr Line
Niu~oia. Cristohai, Rec IL ..+..A 80. -
Tort Castle. Cnrdln, nrc -. R.rhrf IN. ~.
Menomfnee, London Dec .. Az AFsh'f'i'
Blidsrdyk. Rotterdam nsc y -,.. t,r.
Eambsran. Gibraltar, Dec 2 iunch -bhye
L Lueksnbaoh. Seattle, pse s..s,,,.
Medina. Galveston, Dee So. Mallory Line
ginsiniva, Carliah Dec g...,. .NauefY Inns
An'ald0 VII dieFai'AT,, I,s nsrs.,, a Truda
Felix Tauisls. Colon Pee n,
Hskodsts Mara AiEles. Tee 2 80.
nippon. ruscn kaisha
Due Tomorrow
city OF Ntlbourns. Fort said, Ney ~, r.
e.astl. spirit. Uar burg. Dec J. Kerr Line
Cosmopolitan Co
Due Thursday
nfsssba. london. Dec Int Nero Marine
Reiivian. IlvorrooL De. a.int Mere Marine
Tarautia. GIaazov. Dec is.... Cunard LIN.
wells City. sWanses. Dec ia''''''''S hii
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Two Held for Murder in
. Christmas Whisky Death
Accused Will BE Forced to View
Body and Others Who
We're Blinded

SHELBY, Ohio, Dec. 95.--Philip We'll
ranott, thirty-slx years old, and Lester
Elston, thlriy-fve. tonight are being
held 20 the Richlsnd County grand
Jury on charges Of murder in connec-
lion with the death yesterday Of Ralph
LonEley, thirty-tWo, after he drank
moonshiae whisky a. "Chirstmas
Marty" Two other men who drank
some Of the liquor we're blinded and a
score made ill
When arrairned both Elston and
Weigano,t admitted selling the liquor.
but pleaded not guilty 70 the charges
Of murder.
An investigation into Longiey's death
wss begun to-day by Coroner Jebere,
samples Of the whisky have been sent
70 the stste chemist for snalysis
When officers arrested Elston on his
forty-scre farm they conhscated a still
and six gallons Of liquor. Elston said.
according 10 the officers, that he had
been making tho whisky several months
ard that no deaths from Il had oe-
CURED previous to that Of Longley.
Robert Blake and Earl Clinebell, who
we're blinded last night and said 20 be
dying. will recover, physicians said to-
sight
Mayor Norris. before whom Wei
gabott and Elston were arraigned, has
docreed that previous 20 Longley's ~
neral tomorrow morning the accused
men shall be escorted from the Jail 20
the Longicy home and then 70 a local
hospital 20 view Blake snd Clinebell
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Taking Auto Victim
Home Touring Car
Hits Another Girl
Two Dead and Seven In
iured as Result of Traffic
Accidents in the Greater
City and Nearby Places

A touring car driven by Edgar Kent,
"a East i32d street, was struck by .
ta1ieab last night at LenoE Avenue
and i89th street and Miss Helen K.
Seymour, 80 West 18th Street, was
showered with broken glass. Finding
his car was not seriously damaged
Kent offered 10 take Miss Seymour 10
"a hospital and drove hor 10 Harlem
Hospital.
Kent waited while her injuries were
dressed and then started 20 take het
home. At Lonox Avenue and l4bth
street his car knocked down Alvaf
johnson. 81 West 10th Street. Kent
offered 10 take Miss johnson to a hos
pital, too. but she said ono accident
was enough and she was able TO walk
home. .,,
Angela Agal. fourteen years old, ~,
East iiith Street, and Jennie and
Rachel Damon, siN-year-old t"iihs'
I26 East Hath Street, were snockea
down hy an automobile driven ny
Ralph Levine, 1912 Kelly street, the
Bronx. az 18th Street and Fiith ave.
nue. while on their way 20 Central
Park. They we're taken 10 MouAt 6
Sinai Hospital. where it was found
thew we're severely bruised and may
be injured internally. A summons
was served on Levine.
Joseph Rotison, 2ij New Street
Newark. was killed in that city when
his motorcycle was crushed between
two trolley cars ne High and Academy
Streets. Michael Migliacci, $40 West
Sixty-sevonth Street, this city, who
was with Rotson, received fracture
Of the skull and 10 in ST. n.ohaeFs
Hospital.
Nine year-oid Helen Flnk. 1852
Woodbine street, Ridgewood. Queens,
was hit by an automobile at Cypress
Avenue and Woodbine Street, Brook
Ism. and received n fracture Of the
skull and internal injuriea She was
taken 70 Bushwick Hospital. Richard
Ncppert, 81 Tillay Street, Brooklyn,
was driving the car which struck her.
Henry Meine, 81 Morris s -eet. New
Rochelle, died in New Rochelle Hos
pital from injuries received Sunday
when he was hit by an automobile.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Radio Corp. of America

Position At noon. dis-ncs IN miles unleu
otherwise stated)
ArtiRus 80 8 winter Quarters peo ft.
Ala 1894 Il Cape Henry Dec -. o.,
Afound~ia 236 NE Great Abaco Dec -.
hfrhnuiftan 20 4 Cepe May Dec IS.
Albert y waite AS W Havana Dec -
Bradford city 40 Y Nantucket Dec 70.
CoIiausr 1883 L Ambross Dec ~.
city of MONTGOMERY 100 Diamond De "a
CITY ~ Rome &C SW Gay Head Dec ~.
Corro Azul 20 y By ~ Jupiter Dec ~
Carollnsa 20 s Winter Quarters Dec IS.
china Arrow 100 eW Block lsiand Dec .5.
Delaware sun $50 NJ Colon Dec 2t'
Edgehm i.zis p Ambrose Dec IS.
Eastern Tempest tfI y Anprosa Dec ~
Everott 81 3 Fire Island Dec -.
Eastern sword 3G5 Il Ambroae Dec t1.
Edward Luckenbach 575 NE Colon Ph
Dec a.
z " Sinclair sos y Tanpico Dec 2f
Fred " Weller o. 8 by W Ambrose Dso 70.
Fairfield City 1875 Nantucket Dec 70.
Gulfprlnce 90 y Diamond Dec 20.
GEORGE II Jones GO z by y hattefas
cult Of sfesioo 20 n Jupiter Dec "a
Gufcoast los S Cape May Dec 20.
IA NJ storey f.25l from Colon Dec "a.
J. 4 Donneil 100 g Diamond Dec "a.
j ~ Danzlgcr 81 sE Boston Dec "a.
j Mofctt Jr 20s y Jupiter Dec g.
y W Vsndyck 90 sSw Diamond Dec 20.
Linucii LAT - 30 Ion 20 "a Dec 20.
lake gtrym0n 10 NE Diamond Dec 25.
Lewis Luckeubach 250 s Ambrose Dec -.
Matinicock AZ y Diamond Dec -.
Munamar 3lf Hattcrao Dec ~.
Mayari aailed sacua IN Dec 70 for
Mount Clay i.sl2 z Ambrose Dec Is.
Mrnnowsc lat 80 - lon 60 % Dec 20.
nunmo'or parsed Naahweona Gas Buoy
Dec 1j.
Muakogeo o. s Ambrose Dec 25.
Maracaibo ~ s Ambrose Dec Is.
NacoOchcs 90 WSW Gay Head Dec ~
Olen AS Y Ambrose Dec 20.
Ormca $50 8 Diamond Dec 20.
q n WarlnE 40 ~ Jupiter Dec "a
Orleans anchored Overfalls Dec 25.
Prlnz der Netherlsnd 80 s Ambrose
President Harding ~ y Ambroas Dec Is.
President Polk 1889 E A,'A-.@. Dec "a.
narima 7of ssE Ambrose Dec ~.
Puget Sound f07 r Cape a,as ,co 20
ruth Esb Hedge Fence Dec 20
hadnOr 2z5 NE Jupiter PM Dec e.
santore swiftllght 500 Y Tamplco Dec q.
slnHlnaWa 40 ESE Amhrosa Dec "a.
saperino t55 Y by y Hatteras Dec "a.
Sucross lb7 y Jupiter Dec g.
santa Teresa arrive Balboa Az Dec o.
EocOny 375 SW Diamond Dec o.
Steel Worker 2e6 p Cape May Dec e5.
Nssah left Barbados 10 Psi bee "a.
Western Plains 800 Boston Dec q
/ Vein 10 sW Sable Ialand Dec a.
walter Jennings i57 WsW sand KEY
: Dec - nv
West Hobomsc f2s r by n Hatteras D,s "a
VIM Rockefeller 2i0 s Diamond Deo 81
Wm Warden 10 S Jupiter Dec "a
Wy g Teaglo LETT Charleston PM Deu "a
West Ialay 90 Baltimore Dec 26 -
Luiia LETT Curacao Dec a.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
1922 Worst In
Marine Annals,
! Says Franklin
President Of international
Mercantile Marine Go.
Foresees No Improvement
Until Europe Receivers

fhs past year In the shipping eesi-
nsss has BEEN one Of tbs worst IN Us
history. according to P. A. 8 Franklin'
president Of the international ksresn-
Sils Marine Company. who adds that
As 10 pessiniistie Of improvement In
tas future anti business on beth sides
q The Atlantic, and particularly IN
Europe. reaches a pitch whore export
fng and importing can DC prontAOiy
sssumcd on q large scale.
@In the shipping butinets We can
AL say goodby 20 1922 without te-
eret,s Mr.. Franklin observed ~ hAs
baen the worst Of bad years IN resent
simes. For the last year eargoes nave
bssn light and rates low ana uneeI-
tain. Although recently there nave
been surface iHdications OF improve
neat IN tho freight situation, due pcs
sibly % a little more trafhe moNlns
generally, there is really no improve,
ment, as the freight is being carried
at rates which are too low 70 90
profitable, due 20 = supply OF tonnage
Ear IN excess Of the demand Tor spsee.
@Passenger traffic has been below
that IN 1921, principally because OF
fhe restraints placed on immigration
he continued. "Trans-Atlantic passeh~
ger rates recently have been iowereo'
whieh should stimulate trs'vei 10
Europe by Americans ne1t spring sna
summer, particularly on the lover
priced ships.
"The shiping business can improve
only a. businesF on both sides OF the
Atlantic improves. We cannot eNpect
normal conditions until ahairb m
Yurope become more settled. people
re- back 70 poductive work snd money
AZ consequence regains its exchange
value. a.,
owe may find Il profitable as q busi-
ness nation % extend our help 20
Europe 90 accelerate her return 70
Drosperity. Il Is good business IN
aard sitoss % help your best custom
-. That Il what Va should do Tor The
European countries II we want them
20 rerume buying our products - .
eorrnal scale. IN this way exports
, and imports viii increase and business
vill be better for everybody.
~fp the United States wo are on Tho
np grade, but the country is feeling the
pinch Of shortage Of day labor and
we believe something will be done 70
remedy that situation
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Kills Man, Holds Body in
Arms Until Crowds Pass
Chicago Slayer Uses Knife and
Gives Police Another Mys-
tcry 10 Solve

s0eeial Dis0a'eA 70 Toe rr'sHr'

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.--A weird murder
mystery confronted the police late this
afternoon In tho Staying OF Edward
Joseph oDay, forty-fve years old. The
body Of ODay. with the jugular vein
severed, was found on a bench in
Douglas Park, near boulevard and
walk that were much traversed.
A few minutes before he bad been
seen there beside an unidentified nan
whose arm was about him. From
statements Of persons who found the
body and others who observed the
couple, Investigators believe 0'Day was
slain by his companion almost under
the eyes Of passersby, that the stranger
arranged his clothing so as 10 conceal
the blood and held him upright, appar-
emily in conversation with him, until
he had the opportunity 70 slip away
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Independent Wireless TeIe.
graph Co., Inc,

Dlsiance 81 niios. position az noon
unless otherwise specihed)
Arapshos 2s2 Scotland Dec &C.
Agwimars 200 sW Blnc~ ISLAND Dee sE
Bolivar 1856 Scotland Dec 20
Eanheld ! T. Nantucket Dec 25
Osyo Mambi 1el Ambrose Dec Is
Caroliuian 20 s. Winterouarter be- es
Dflr0se ~ n Cailao Dec ~
nlo st2 ENE Hole In Wall Dec g.
s.enor ~ SEs Norih East End Dec Is.
Eastern sea ~ SO Boffon Dec al
~ hlo -4g scotland Dec eJ
Federal ios overfa.is Dec z5
Franklin Lane t2f 3 Jupiter peo II
Guiana 800 Ambrose Dec ~.
Su,,geontt i9s C,s,pe May Dec %.
Huron l10 scotland Dec g5
John Morthington l05. NV Cape MAY
- " Van Dyke 60 ssw Diamond Shoals
J 4 Moaet yr sos W supitsr Dec a.
LyinEuonc Roe 6i6 y Charleston De a.
Lggis T. Luekenoaeh 80 8 sandy Hook
Lake slGmOn 10 NE Diamond sAo.i.
Liberty on Niion Enrlsna Dec a.
NinueQua COS = Cape Henry Dec "a
Aiiinocset zH sW Diamond Shoals
siunargo as S Scotland D, g.
aunaibro le sW fifs Island Dec IS.
-7tA~st.N - 70 fAftNnTht~ DNc
Naraoalbo ti2 s Scotland Dec sF.
natinicock ~ y Diamond Shoals Doe sf
NaTbo lag ~ % y lon a. "a W Dec "a.
oriIahn go Scotland Dec %
Orleans anchored on OvsrfAiia poo eS
Pacific l.o2t y Colon Dec 20.
Point judith s. 8 Ambrose Dec Is.
Prime Ger Nedersianden 80 8 Ambross
Parma 70i E6E Ambrots Dec a.
9uletconck 1856 NJ Jupiter Dec "a
santa Eliza loft palta 4 PSI De- "a
san Bruno f9t q Nantucket Dec sG
sunbeam 2t ~ Key Wast De- .f
swift Arrow ls NJ Mona Ifland Dec a.
sauta Teresa arT Balboa 7 All Dsc -.
-apinero lohE hy - Haftarna lee ~
50nfJ 10e y ecctiard Dec 81
West isiay 90 BEiunore De- "A
Nm hcckefeiler 30 Diamond sh,sir
Dec a. "-'-ie
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New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Census of Public's
Wealth and Debts
Starts January ]
Much Interest in New Check
Because of Move to Pro.
hibit Further Issuance
of Tax Exempt Bonds

WASHINGTON, Dee 2b.--The deem
niai determination by the Census Bu-
resu Of the wealth Of the people OF
ne United states. what taxes they pay
snd tho amount Of their public debts
state, county and city, and other sub
divisions permitted to issue securities
will he started January /. Oficials said
to-day their plans we're virtually COM
nlete for the work, which. IL is ex-
sscted. will be accomplished In about
tx months.
Much interest attaches 70 the census
~ the publio debts because Of the move
Tor a constitutional amendment pro
bibiting the further issue Of tax OK
emit bonds. and because II is not now
knoyn tho length to which tho sale OF
tsx.exempt securities have gone. Treas
urv oficials have said that the con-
tnued issue OF taz-eXempt securities
has forced n much higher Federal tax
rate.
Efforts will be made, once the amount
Of ta1-exempt securities 70 computed
70 establish the cost to the American
,oopie az a whole Of the continued
sane Of tax-free bonds. The census OF
ten years ago gives no criterion toI
estimating the present outstanding
amount Of such bonds, Il was said BY
officials.
The new issues, Il was asserted, hae
come % a time when the Federal gov,
~rninent was increasing It's own debt
and taxes A. rate unequnled in th'
nations history. The Federal govern.
ment consequently, Il was said, ha'
been forced 70 pay higher interes'
r4tes and raise It's taxes 20 ulprece
dentod figures because Of the flow o.
money into the bonds which paid M
tAres either on principal or interest
Collection OF the data by the Census
Bureau is regarded as second only Z
tho census - the population in dim
.,tit,F 80 aeeemhlinr
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
American Ports
nv Tei.rraph 10 I1Ie Tribun.

fBy Telegraph to The Irihunsl
BALTIMORE. Dec 1J-Arriyed: Sunolk.
Boston. Wyncote fBr), Liverpool via Boa-
ton and Phlisdelphia.
BOSTON. Dec 75,-ATIivsd' Psklia.s
59a B ehs'1 eiY tR- R93an h tysFpeG. s,s
(Br). Port Llmon and Cristobai; J ~ Dan
ziEer. Tnmplco. Nncoochcc. savannah.
Peter 3 Crowci Baltimore. Sailed. Rhode
Island fBr) Baltimore
GALVESTON. Dec e5 - Arrived; Tas-
manic lswedl, Frcsport. Memphis City.
Mobile. Lake Tlorian, Cuba; Dora naltea
0D. New Orleans. Solarlna Tampico.
Sailed: Haivation Lass. barcelona: Dean
Emery. Tampico; New York Towing tank
er Alabama), Nfw York.
JACKSONVILLE. Dec z5-Sailcd Eupa-
toria tGerl. savannah. Lenape. New YORK.
NEW ORLEANS. Port Eade. Dec t5-
Arrived: Aihistan DAM. Philadelphia;
chslmstte. Havana; ~ Estero, New York.
jamaica fNicl, Kingston; Montana tNorl,
Bremen Rajah, rrogTeto. sskoEland tNorl.
crcnatuia (Br), Port Arthur. Aichlg gan
(Fr), Havrc
PENSACOLA. Dec sJ-Arrived: Brento
uD. Genoa Sailed: Koasuth ferencz UD,
New Orleana.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec s5-Arrivsd:
DorceFter. Boston; J II DevereuI. Boston
Thomas IT Wheeler. rampic0. Lake Calls
teo ManaiL Sailed: Altmark lOer). Ham
burg wa baltimore; Katrina tuc'kenbach
Los Angeles and Pacific Coast ports. Ham
slcdon hange or, Leith and Dundee:
GulIifdNfs IuiL AflAul.
PORTLAND. Ne. Dec eJ-Arrlvsd:
Amelia Maersk (Nor), Fowsy: Kratos
fsr). Newcastle; HochciaFs (Brl, sydney.
& y LoeIrum fDf). Baltimore.
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 2b-Arrived. (.
2tth. LATINA (Brl. Astoria for london
z5th. Delaware fBr). London. Santa We
rouicn, Baltimore, Loch Katryue fBrl.
London; Logical fBrl. Seattle Tor Lon
Yokohama. Sailed. .ffh. provIdencIa
fBr). Santa Rosalla; Broad Arrow. YoFo-
hama; s5th. Edgar T. Luckcnbach. Port.
land. ore
sAVANNAIf Dec .5--Arrlved. Niir,.d.
fBrl. Hamburg. Howard. Jacksonville nad
Philadelphia Nantucket. Baltimore.
sailed city % Columbus. Poffon.
TAMPA Dec s1-Arrlfeds TrrJiiio.
New orleans; gchT e. Wehrum. Guam
ianamo. Sailedi Brsddock, HAMBURG
schf Lady Marian. Cuba.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
Jersey Hunts in Vain for
Deieciiye's Lost Danrhlcr

Mabel Chapman Wood, the eighteen
ycar-old daughter OF a private detee-
tive Of Atlantic Highlands, ". j., has
not been found. nor were the state and
county authorities able yesterday 20
discover trace OF her since she left
home a week ago. She was said 10 have
been seen In a restaurant in Elizabeth
port, but no further word OF her has
been heard.
Miss Wood is FIVE and a half feet IN
height and weighs 100 pounds. Her hair
Is brown and bobbed, and her eyes are
gray. She was employed as a book
keeper by the Tidewater oil Company,
az Bayonne.
When she left home she took with
her 81, which she told her parents she
needed for the Christmas shopping she
intended 20 do.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-26
IIinois CentraI Bcgin Cul.OG

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 25.-The I'LL
nois Central Railroad soon will begin
the building Of line between Edge
wood, H., to Fulton, Ky, distance Of
i25 miles, according 20 an authorized
statement from c. II. Markham, prcsi-
dent Of the railroad.
The new line, which will reduce the
present mileage between Chicago and
Memphis twenty-five miles, will cost
approximately s25,00o,0oo, II Is an
nounced