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The Washington times., 1922-08-05
NEW CUSHION
TIRE PUT OUT
BY GOODYEAR
AII-Weather Tread Said to Be
Last Word in Auto
.-'.- Shoes.

The last word in cushion tires is
the way the all.weather tread cushion
tires recently placed upon the mar
ket by the Goodyear Company is de-
scribed. "
THE new tire has behind II six
years development work in cushion
tires, and with the adoption OF the
famous all-weather tread design II
becomes. perhaps, the most efficient
tire of its type on the market" he
said. . &.
"A strong feature of the new
cushion is, of course, its resiliency,
shocks Of the road and permit loads
to be carried at good speed without
undue jars.
There are three sources of resili-
ency in the tire. First, II mas an
interior cavity, out Of sight on the
wheel, running circumferentially
around the rim at the base OF the
tire. II you were to saw the tire
In two and examine the cross section
you would find the side walls as a
pair VI icBS tudt oCht OdtvohN - e.''
obstacle was struck, Immediately
afterwards resuming their natural
position. ,-.., , -. a.,
The. second source Of resiliency is
the set OF holes along the side OF
the tire permitting II to flex and
bend under load, giving added cush'
ioning.
"The third source comes from the
au-weather tread design, Under a
load the rubber flows from the dia'
mond projections into the open spaceT
surrounding them, lessening vibra'
ton and increasing resiliency.
"In each case also these three
radiate heat. and hence, add to its
long life. since internal heat is u
great source of disintegration OF
tires.
"The other great advantage. the
addition of the all-weather tread TO
the cushion tire, is, of course, in
giving II maximum traction and
ground gripping quality. It Is also
a powerful factor in preventing skid
ding or sliding Of the tire.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
AN INTERESTING FACT
FOR OWNERS OF FoRDS

One OF the meanest' and most
painstakins jobs about 4 Ford IN
the removal OF & stray nat, bolt. OF
screw from the transDIisslon case.
Many have thought it absolutely i'm.
possible without removing the eHurs
engine first. However. 1t can be ac-
complished by removing the trans.
mission cover, drawing the oil. and
then placing an old cloth on the edge
of the flywheel magnets and turning
the flywheel over. The object comes
up with the cloth on the other SIDE.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
OPEN AIR meet
of c. {. UNION IN
SYLVAN BOWL
Homer ]. Councillor to Lecture
! at Devotional Exercises (
Near Monument.

Every member of the Christian En-,
deavor Union win be glad to hear
that we have finally succeeded in ar,
ranging for an open air meeting.
This will take place August at the
Sylvan Theater, just south of the
Washington Monument, promptly at
. o'clock
Homer j: Councillor win deliver his
lecture, The ,Imperishable Nation"
and the devotional exercises will be
conducted by William Lineback. Mr..
Councillor IL very active In Christian
. Endeavor work and we are greatly
Indebted to him for giving us some
OF his time and energy.
Besides Mr.. Councillors very inter
esting address will be an excellent
musical program and a very brief
business meeting. Male quartettes,
cornet solos and other numbers will
feature this part of the time.
The Intermediates, as well as the
seniors, are invited to attend this
meeting, and II Is hoped that this
may be one Of the most inspirational
meetings the union has ever held.
Remember the occasion-Open Air
Union Meeting.
Remember the place-Sylvan Thea
ter, just south of the, Monument.
Remember the ,date-August 7,
Remember the time-S o'clock
sharp. .s. .-.''
During the summer months the
Christian Endeavor societies of Grace
Reformed and First Reformed
Churches are holding their services
together. as has been their custom
for the last few years. The meetings
are being held one Sunday at Grace
Church and the next at First Church.
Both societies deserve a great deal
of credit for the continued good at
tendance.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
CLOSED CAR SHOW
ARoUSES INTEREST

Motor car manufacturers and
dealers throughout the United
States will take an exceptional In.
terest in the closed car show of the
Automobile Merchants Association
at New York city September % to
80.
The New York closed car show
will give the first clear indication Of
the buying trend that will prevail
this fall and winter in the closed
car field and consequently II will be
closely observed by the entire auto
trade fraternity.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Columbia Heights Christian.

The Rev. H. J. Durthick is filling
the pulpit OF the Columbia Heights
Christian Church during the absence
OF DR.. Melton. Mr.. Durthick will
preach at IL a. m. and s p. m.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Centennial Baptist.

The Rev. NJ. r. Japhet will fill the
pulpit Of the Rev. E. Hez Sven dur.
ing Mr.. Swem's vacation. At IL a.
m. and s p. m. Mr.. Japhet will preach.
He is known as The little man with
a big message" Sunday school con-
venes at $50 a. m. Sunday.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
SEVENTEEN STATES NOW
LEVY A TAX ON GASOLINE

Seventeen States now levy a tax
on gasoline. They are Arizona,
Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louis,
lana, Mississippi, Montana New
Mexico. Pennsylvania, South Caro-,
lima, Washington, Arkansas, Colo.
rado, Connecticut, North Carolina
Oregon and South Dakota.
The last six exempt gasoline used
for other than motor purposes.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

insulated from the metal frame OF
the car or II will cause a short cir
cult. An insulated curved spring OF
hard brass is then installed at such
a place that when the door In swung
wide open the lower edge OF the door
will ride on the spring, causing a
contact-fIood OF light. BY placing
the lamp at the outer edge of the
running-board 1t lights the ground
as well.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Ninth Street Christian.

At the Ninth Street Christian
Church on Sunday morning, the Rev.
Thomas b. Shearer, of Ohio, will
preach on the subject of christian
Progress"
At the night service the pastor, the
Rev. George A. Miller, will preach
on The Divine Touch" Orchestra
at the night service.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
CHRISTIAN
VERMONT AVE. CHRISTIAN
CHURCH

Vermont ave. north Of N st.
REV. EARLE wILFLEY. IL. D.. Pastor
VIII preach at IL a. m. and Q p. m.
s:4b a. m.-Bible school, 4. A. Gong
wer, superintendent.
s:1b D. m.-Young Peoples tea.
p m.-Christian Endsavor meetings
Thursday, p. m.-Midweek prayer
service.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

New York Is to celebrate next year
the three hundredth anniversary OF
the settlers of the Walloons and
Huguenots. The King Of Belgium,
the Queen of Holland and the Presi-
dent Of France have been invited to
attend the occasion. ...s
I Many of the religious organizations
Of the United States are sending mes
sengers of good will to Europe to
visit the church institutions there
and to confer with church leaders.
'".' - - .''rf
There is a movement on foot for
closer cooperation. between the gen.
eral bodies of the various denomina-
pictures. The public has begun to
upon the part of the churches con-
cerning certain pictures and not
enough cooperation. 1t is pointed
out by church leaders that the best
way to eliminate bad pictures is to
substitute better ones, and 1t is with
this in view that. those cooperating
may find a satisfactory solution.
Church advertising is now being
studied very closely by many who
are interested in the subject. Some
of the general church boards have
created such an office as publicity
director" end making an experiment
OF general and specific church ad-
vertising. Those who have tried
church advertising testify to Its re-
suits.
The sixteenth annual Sunday
school convention recently held in
Kansas City, Mo-, registered nearly
5000 delegates. Marion Lawrance,
who has been actively engaged with
the convention for twenty-three
years, retired at the Kansas copven-
tion.
Herbert Hoover, in recent
report on the work of Russia to
President Harding, stated that the
funds handled In the purchase of
seed, grain and other foodstuff and
medical supplies amounted, to $69,-
498, 900. Mr.. Hoover states that not
a cent of this amount has been used
for internal transportation, ware
houses, distribution or equipment.
There Is a movement gsing on
among many of the religious forces
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Church Services Qonlorrow

sylvania avenue. II. L. Collier and
II. w. Kline are the pastors and
will conduct the healing meetings at
Pennsylvania avenue and 500 Third
street northwest,
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Vermont Avenue Christian.

At the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church. the pastor, the Rev. DR..
Earle Whitley, will preach tomorrow
morning and evening.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

Approximately $500 was recently
raid by an indemnity insurance COM
pany in New York for thirty-five
different accidents to workInen in
jured while cranking automobiles.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Park View Christian.

The pastor, Walter F. Smith, will
preach at II a. m. and 7:45 p. N. to-
morrow at the Park View Christian
Church. The Senior Christian En-
deavor Society will meet at $50 p. m.
Sunday.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Church Announcements
CHURCH FOLKS AND AFFAIRS
BY C. B. RIDDLE.

of the world to give the prisoner a
better and cleaner place to work and
live. The church is seeking to ad.
minister to the "criminai in a social
as we'll as, a religious way. Social
Justice is demanding that a criminal
deserves good treatment and that
his confinement is his suffering. ,
Commerce and Finance, a lead,
ing financial publication. turns aside
occasionally and prints a sermon for
the benefit OF Its readers. .
H. G. Wells has put many people
to talking and thinking about his
list of the six greatest men of the
world. A number of church publica'
tions have taken up the idea and
are asking their correspondents to
name so many of the greatest men
OF the present age. Later some Of
these names will-be used on this
page. .' 'n '...
Letters are now being received
from prominent European church
men and statesmen making mention
of the spiritual influence played in
connection with the recent Wash.
ington conference on the limitation
of armaments. The Federal Council
Of Churches is receiving many such
letters and commanding the Chris.
tian spirit that prevailed at the con-
ference. T
DIR. Fred b. Smith, who is a ms.
sionary of the Methodist Episcopal
church, has recently returned from
trip around the world In behalf of
international friendship. DR.. Smith
rejoices to hear OF the splendid testi.
monies in behalf of the international
friendship and points with pride to
the new day for world brotherhood.
DIR. Charles c. Macfarland. who is
general secretary of the Federal
Council of Churches, sails for Eu.
rope this week to attend the three
great church conferences at Copen-
hagen--the meeting of the World AL
lance for international Friendship,
the gathering of the. continental
church bodies to consider the state
of the churches in Europe, and the
meeting Of the international Com
mittee of the Universal Conference
Of the Churches of Christ >on Life
and Work.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
EPISCOPAL
METHODIST
'-~--~~~~~~~S~s~ ~s~~~~~>~~~>>~>s>~s~-~
Pu0DE ISLAND AVENIIE

RHODE ISLAND AVENUE,
! North Bsss. r. l. ave. at LIST ct. N. W
REV. q. l. HUMPHREYS. Minister.
10 .. m. mixed adult class. II .. m,
and Q p. m. sermons by the pastor. s:ss
Q. m, 3. 9. y. m, @. n.
"a CHURCH WITH A MISSION"
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
Full Gospel Assembly.

Pentecostal services will be held at
the Full Gospel Assembly, $50 Penn
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
LUTHERAN
Luther Place Memoria

(Thomas Circle.D
when you think Of going to church to-
morrow, remember that Luther Place
Memorial has . hearty welcome await
ins you
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

PARK VIEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Park rd., east OF Georgia ave.
WALTER +. SMITH, Minister.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 7:+b p. m.
Bible school, 9:30 q. m.
Senior Christian Endeavor Society, s;3e
p, m.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS
Full Gospel Assembly
sac PENNSYLVANIA AVE. N. '

Pastors.
PentecostaI meetings, Sundays. $3.50 p.
m: Wednesdays, p. m. Evangelistlc lc
meetings every Saturday night. 9 o'clock
Healing services, Faith Hall, 500 3rd st.
N w, every Tuesday at Sclock. Cool.
comfortable hall--a good place to spend
q summer evening. COME.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05
BAPTIST
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST

Seventh and Eye SITS. N. e.
REV. M. r. JAPHET,
1na. M and 8 y. m. The little man with
a big m essage. Cool house. Warm well
come. wide-awske Sunday school. s:3o
q. m.
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

Many of the religious organizations
Of the United States are sending mes
sengers of good will TO Europe to
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

There Is a movement gsing on
among many of the religious forces
The Washington times., 1922-08-05

Commerce and Finance, a lead
ing financial publication. turns aside
occasionally and prints a sermon for
the benefit OF It's readers.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Two British Freighters
Collide OFF Staten Island
No One Injured, but Bristol
City, Rammed Amidships by
Ianeta. Goes 10 Dry Dock

Through Misunderstanding Of sig
nails the British freighter Janeta,
loaded with a cargo Of copper ore,
rammed the freighter Bristol City
amidships of Staten Island yesterday
Several Of the plates Of the Bristol
City, also Of British registry, were
stove In, and she began 70 ship water,
but with her own power and the as
sistanee Of several tugs reached dry
dock in South Brooklyn without mis-
hap. No one was injured.
The Bristol City, loaded with a gem
eral cargo, left Pier 50. North River.
bound FOR Bristol, with Captain
Crinks in command. The Janeta. with
Captain ]. A. Risk, was inward bound
from Glasgow and remained In Quaran.
tine during the night. Although no Of.
fetal announcement as to the cause Of
the crash was forthcoming from the
chartertrs Of either vessel the collision
was attributed TO the misunderstand-
ing OF signals, as the weather was
clear al the time. The Janeta pro-
eeeded 20 the Erie Basin for unload
ing
The Bristol City Is a vessel OF 2,32i
gross tons, 800 feet long, and was
built in 1899 for the Bristol City Line,
her present owners. The Janeta Is Of
t.063 gross tons, 3s5.5 feet long aud
belongs 20 Steamship JanetA & Co.
Of Glasgow Her cargo was eonsigne l
to A. d. Ledoux. Of this city.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Radio Corporalion Of America

position a. noon. distance ia miles unless
otherwise stately
Agwlaar 40 NE Colon Pa Dee 70.
Aladdin z34 SSW Ambrose Dec is
America ,ofs r Ambrose Dec is
Birker head % W Lizard Dec IS.
Benz brewster lsf Ambrose Dec Is
Bird city 100 SSE Ambrose Dec 10.
BrHmmeli Point ifs sE Cape May Dec it.
Byron j Benson 1896 EsE san Pedro
Dec TO-
Cody 2.fo0 = Ambrose Dec Is.
Columbia left Havana Tor New YoT. I Az
Dee ~.
city of 81 Louis 100 Ambrose Dec 10.
city 0f Columbus l5t NNE Diamond Dec 10
Chester sun 40 y Diamond Dec ig
cAfenco laf Z by Ambrose Dec if.
coeiisfa SO = Cape Henry Dec ~.
ConeLatta 77f = Boston Dec ls.
Coastwite Is Tire Island Dec &C.
u Y KELLOGG $50 y Hatteraa Dec ie.
Baatern Coast Z .ifI p Ambrose Dee fs
Ecuador left Balboa for san Francisco
midnight Dec ~.
Eastern Leader 77s Boston Dec is.
~ Mundo CT Jupiter Dec Is.
~ tfiro 20 y Jupiter Dec rs
General Oorgas ifT \ Scotland Dec Is
1ieuridEe i.ioz = Cape Henry Dec IS
H0Kis !. 4of e Care Henry Dee Is
y FlagIsr sss W scliiy Dee IS.
II g Foiger i9i 5 Overfaiis Dec ie.
II ~ storey 1891 san Pedro Dec rs.
i0wan f15 Colon Dec rs.
John y Rockefeller lat 81 20 Ion 80 20
ys.ess , Dul. %, Z riv, rasAom Bank
; N DsnsiSss - Tsmslss rM pss "a.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
American Ports
fBy NALL


CRISTODAL Dec iI--galied. c A Can
hslt. TanlDico and Portland
nENERETT, Dec ARRIVED. Lsbec, san
Pedro.
HONOLULU, Dec s-Arrivsd; City OF Los
Angeles. san Pedrt-
MOBILE. Dec i2--Arrived. Tug Gypsum
King. Norfolk
PORT ARTHUR. Dec ii--Arrived: Dor
doEne ffrl. Brrat. 18th. Trinidadian. Phfi-
adelphia. Sailed; Vacuum. Tamplco; 0uif-
stream. 0retnas Jersey City (Br), Austria
la; Gulfprince. Bayonne. Ouiftrade, Vest
Hegos Liahtburnc. north Of Hatteraa
SABINE. Dee ii-saiied. Frieda. Cette
Amrerdafn fDutl, Rotterdam. Orinarnms
fBr), Havre and Houens chester sun.
cheftsri icth, Pauisbor0 for PAulsboro
BAN JUAN. Dec Arrived. Weat Katan
San frAnciaco iaNi0nce
San PEDRO. Dee s--Arrivsd: President
Harrison, Honoluiu. saiisc; sc T Dodd.
Point Wells
TAHPfCO. Dec io-ArriTsd. Aflrlo Cgor)
fadfs; 4elihs (ur). Esuthamptons Oyisrio
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

ceanisuamo; Dollar; Havana; n re
Cubs Mail Line.
Christian Mlehslsen lNo). Hooiiek;
Ponce. strunm. San Juan and Ponce:
n y a Porto Rico Line.
West Nohno; Crowenahield: Teneriffe
and Las PAlmas. A II Bull.
City Of Norwich (Br).: Nyles; Port
swettemham and Singapore Nortph. Lilly.
Caracas; Hichborn; Curacao. la Guayra
and san Juan. Bliss q Dallett
Delaware: Foren; Boston; Eastern
Mornus: Pinehin; New Orleans; South
Hamilton Nelson; Norfolk; Old Domin.
Narragansstt (Br). Gray. London: N
Smith.
Tsiiors; svendson; Daiquiri: oregon 2
3 Co
Armand GtaD. FruEOne; Venice; J Il
cig Of Evansville (Br).: Evans: Aaek.
land. Hawkes. Bay via Philadelphia. Norton
Gsastsrdijk (Dui). Meyer: Rotterdam
Holland America Line.
stephen n Jones. Hillyer: Los Angeles
San Francisco via Panama Canal; Houidsr.
Weir & Boyd.
ri SOL; Patisn: Galveston; Southern Pa.
Wss. LashAway; Fsrros; Baltimore; {
Pslsiasn tucker: Boston; United Amer.
Lehigh Bowling: Boston: Nawfco Line
Editor johnson. Havfe to Philadelphia I;
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Titan (Br), Duncan Yokohama and
Kobe via Boston. Norfolk and Panama
Canal: Funch. Edye.
Vaneoilto (Dr). Geddes: Los Angeles:
r l. Hague.
Katrina Luek.nbaeh; Hayes Los Angeles
and San Francisco via Philadelphia. Luck
enbach Co.
Krosfond (Nor): Holland. Nuevltas and
~.
EdEehiii; Sheviin; Rotterdam; Black
Diamond Line
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
SibOney Sails for Havana
Ward Liner Takes Damaged
Mexico's Passengers

The Ward liner Siboney sailed yes
terday with 1872 passengers for Havana,
the majority Of whom were aboard the
Mexico, Of the same line, when she
eollided last Thursday In a snowstorm
with the Hamilton, Of the Old Domin-
ion Transportation Company. In the
Upper Bay. The passengers on the
Mexico. bound for Mexican ports, are
in this city awaiting the departure Of n
vessel for that country next Thursday.
While the actual extent Of the dam
age 10 the Mexico has not yet been
determined. II was stated at the Offices
Of tie Ward Line yesterday that the
repairs to The vessel probably would
cost between $4,000 and $4,000 The
reports Of the captains Of the Mexico
and the Hamilton have been filed with
the Steamboat Inspection Service Of the
Department Of Commerce and a special
inquiry will now be conducted 70 de-
termine the responsibility for the ac-
cident.
The Mexico will 90 into drydoek for
repairs after her cargo has been re-
moved.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Arrived Yesterday

NsrseRo fBr). Holt nov -. 20 Eiler-
rlan's Wilson Line with mdse' 'th IT.
vesislis tBr). Barry Nov is; 20 } II
winchester a 20 ia ballast. Cranes y r.
Erie Basin. B'klyn.
Modesto (Norj. Grand BsssAn Nov Z.
AKim TO- 70 Mvnton Line with mahogany :
North1ts,srn Nni.r CBr), London N9y
e. Pkiiadsiphia Dec 10. 10 FurncHs. why
a CO With rndse. Pier a., r.
Clan laonride OBJ. chiiisgenf 90 ,,
70. Aden Nov {. Port ss.s it. Algisrs 81.
Sd Michasls 90. Norfolk Dec "a. 90 Barber
a CO With rdse Pier -, Bhyn.
! G white tFr). Genoa oct 10, LssShoin
"a Marsellies Nov 10. Alicante ~, MalnE =
81. 70 Three star Line with mdfe. OF
Tofnpkinsviile. g J.
Byiayi. Norfolk Dec -. a. Poeahontas
Fuei 90 With coal. 1874 RI. = X.
Me1ican Boston Dec IS; 70 uniied Amer
lean Lines with rntse. Norse's u ID, B'kiyn
Nesd0L Philadelphia Dec 10. 20 vacuum
Oh co With oil; payonne. y J
Bayonne. Bayonno Dec ih; 20 vacuum
or GO With OIL Bsyonne. n J.
Lake Como. Porto Padre Dec IL: 70 At
santie Fruit 60 with sugar. National Re
anery Long Island City.
Panama CriGtobai Dec g. Fort au Prince
y. 10 Panama r IS : Line with 80 paGS.
malls and mdss; Pier 81. Mr..
Carna (Dt), Curacao Dec :. 70 Furch.
Edye 4 GO with pass, malls and mdse
Janus (FrJ. Marsellles Dec y: 10 Three
Star line. with fndse. Erie Basin. Break
water Brooklyn.
Munairea Seattle Nov 8. Coos Bay H..
Gray'e Harbor 70 san Pedro 25. Colon
Dec : 20 Mvnson Line. with mdse; Pier
10. Err
Standard, San Pedro Nov q. via Cristo-
bal: 70 r L Hague, with oil. Pier 8. Bay
onne. n J.
cArOiinas. Mobile Dec 10; to W r Birtus.
with rndses Pier I. - r.
Ssbotswan. Alexandria Nov 10. 20 EN.
port CO. With mdee. Milton u. Bklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-17
Marine Disasters

Mexico. IN collision with Jefferson Thurs
day. viii discharge cargo and dry dock for
repairs.
Br frsiFhtsr Bristol City. bound out. coll
lided with inbound Br freighter Jansta.
from Hueiva. Spain, on staten Island: for
mer proceeded 20 dry dock
JAneta has stem twisted.
sAULr STE MARIE. Mich. Dec is--Tug
Gray. Of salt Ste Marie. Ont. was at
tempting 70 break gay through ice delds
20 reach ~ men of tug Reliance. believed
20 have escaped 70 slIard Island when
craft went on rocks during Thursdays
storm They are believed 20 be safe
awaiting rescue. The Reliance is water
allied and cannot he saiv4Eed before HprinE.
BOSTON, Dec 1.-THE sailing to-day OF
Htrs George n Embiricos. fof Genoa. and
wheat and fye. respectively. brought grain
exports from here for the week 10 i.21e.-
7ss buHheia The heavy grain movement
Il due 20 elosinK % navigation at Montreal
and % eongrestion Of grain AZ Baltimore
CHARLESTON. c. Dec is-shlpplng
Board str Tulsa, reported ahre last night.
arrived mere To-day. Fire extinguished.
gov Tor charisston and Savannah.
NORFOLK. Dee i1-Betheiridge. aground
IN Psnsaeola bay. Tug Huxley sent 10 aid
PHILADELPHIA, Dec is-waiea Maru
fJapl. aground on Tinlcum Island. Float
ed 10 N. lIEhteflnE 500 tons Of cargo
81 VINCENT. Cape Verde Islands, Dec
is-str Eastern Glade. reported IN dis
iress beeauss Of nre In bunkera arrived
here safely.
WASHINGTON. Dec i6--str President
Grant will be reeonditioned for the United
states Linss- Name wiip be changed 10
President buchanan.
HALIFAX. n 2. Dec is-Prospero, oper-
ntet b. Newfoundland government, carrying
panengefa ard malls along southeast coast
from 81 Johna, stranded and IN need q
Immediate assistance. according 20 -adlo
hroadcAst from Cape Race and delayed By
liner Battle Reported fast aground on
Horse Island. Creenpond, and pounding
heavily. Position 100 miles south OF "a
Johns and ite uorthehft 0f Cape Race
Probably paaaengefs aboard prospero
steel steamer of sis gross tons
SAN PEDRO, Chicago Maru (Japl, Cat.
veston for Kobe. arrived here; took IRE
friday. crew en- ship; IRE ertinguiahed
damages $1,000
SAN DIEGO. Dec is-Fishing schr Ethel
wrecked twenty miles north VI Turtle Bay;
crew of three saved.
MONTREAL. Dec ie--John 3 Thom fast
In lee. midehannel three miles above soreL