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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
ARGUE PORTNER WILL
CASE IN SUPREME COURT
KcIniiyrs Not Mentioned Declare
Prince William Nnp lnCnp-
nbIc of Tnsi>.

.\u Interesting case argued before
the Supreme Court of Appeals yes
trrday was that Of FORMER ct ais
versus rortncr's executors. appealed
from the Prince William County Cir
cult Court. where the will OF the
late Paul V. rortncr was held To be
valid. Sisters. brothers. nicccs and
uephcws who were no; mentioned in
the will or Paul V. Porter attack cd
The Instrument and alleged tina; Paul
rortncr was incapable OF making Il
will. aud that the instrument was
taken by a lawyer who represented
Mrs. Eta +. Meredith and her
daughter. Sylvia. who were the only
persons mentioned In the will.
Proponents OF tho will were rep
resented 10y Eppa Iiunton. Jr.. and
John 5. Barbour. while Richard
Evelyn BYRD represented the con-
tcstants. Paul Y. Portner was a son
OF the late Robert Portncr. who made
Il fortune in the brewery business In
Alexandria. The elder POrtner lief,
his estate To his children. one OF
whom is Mrs. II. -. Flood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
ALDERMEN APPROVE
WIDENING OF DAVIS AVE.
b GARD Endorses Resolution
Providing for Temporary
Loan of SD. 900.

No time will he lost by the city
ia widening ana Improving Davis
Avenue. between Broad and Grace
streets. the Board Of Aldermen last
niSht approving resolution provid-
ing Tor temporary loan OF $4,000 for
tue purchase "f the property. II was
pointed out by Aldermen that Davis
Avenue had become the most i'm
portant cross street In the West End
by virtue Of it's proximity To Broad
street station. and that such being
Il iact. improvements were impcrm-
tive. This resolution now goes to
the Mayor for his approval.
The Board also concurrcd in an or
d'hance authorizing the execution o..
an agreement with Mamie Il. Lamb
ana b, n. CARRIER FOR the dedication
oi certain streets and alleys on Full
ton liiil. The proposed improve
ihchts. II was stated. viii tend to
open up desirable sites for residential
purposes and Will incrcas. valuations
IN taat section Of the East End
comptroller Cofcr was authorized
To settle outstanding and currnn.
accounts Incidental to improvements
III the water department. under tn.
proposed bond issue OF $500. 900. so
that work on such improvement, and
extensions may be proceeded with
The Director of Public Safety was
authorized TO transfer $3.50 from the
construction account to the accouu,
bf purchase Of nrc-cngiuc hous..
site. This fund ia To be used in IN.
completion Of the new engine hou.o
at Rrookland Park. boulevard and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Richmond Advertising club.
Eichmond Hotel. | =. NJ.
Barton Heights womcn's Club.
school House. $3.50 L. NJ
Grace Episcopal Church Guild.
FOL: Monument Avenue. 1880 \.
NJ.
Echnond kindergarten Associa-
ti"n. library OF jefferson Hotel.
$3.50 =. NJ.
lIollins Alunnac Association.
1901 Grove Avenue. l.. NJ.
Richmond Educational Associa-
ton. open air school committee.
1890 Monument Avenue. 1880
y. NJ.
Grandchildren's Chapter. AuxiI-
larry L. u. G.. 22"5 Grove Avenue.
I T. NJ.
housewives League. room $50.
jefferson Hotel. =. NJ
Florence Nightingale Circle.
ShelterinE Arms Hospital. { l.. VI.
Finance Committee city Council.
s l.. NJ
Political mass-mcctinr. Spring
field school. S T. NJ
John Marshall House. ninth and
Marshall Streets. open . A. NJ. to
T. NJ
HFor thcater calendar. see cdi-
torial pagc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
HOUSE AND SENATE IN
CONSTRUCTIVE SESSION
President of Senate Signs 10
Bills and Speaker of
House, $50.

priei constructive session of the
senate ana the House was held yes
tcrday afternoon. during which presi-
dcht james H.. West, of tho Senate
signed ZIG bills. and Speaker X. J..
irewcr' Jr.' OF the House. signed $50.
all OF which later were transmitted to
the Governor for his signature
Another session will lie held Fri
day. beginning at II o'clock and Il ia
probable the final session will be held
on Monday. by which time all bills
passed by the two branches viii he
ready for the signature OF the rcspcc-
tive officers.
Speaker Brewer announced the fol-
lowing members OF importan, com
missions yesterday:
One the War Memorial Commission:
Alfred G. Smith. Of Norfolk County:
7. Gray iiaddon. OF Richmond. and
Wilbur G. Hall. o! Loudoun County.
ON the Commission for Simpliilca
tion Of Governments: Marvin Smithey.
Of Brunswick County; K. Holina n
Wills Of Roanoke. and T.. H. Jones.
Of Highland County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15

an hour During the last hours Of
~" session great deal OF badly
needed legislation was finally dis.
fosei Of.
sha.l not undertake" 10 review
~" aaco'npl shrcuts Of This session.
hn' VIII say, IN passing. that we
si""r"d through Ia. House redis.
,'icNns b.ll. which though Il has
H"'ec's Us much ta!r"E Than the law
men - al present In effect
House Sets Precedent.
"ou.d say, In conclusion. that
~ closely following the program
each dag % the Rules Commjtt.c.
'H" hpnS" cleared its calender. which
has never before been accomplished in
M Legislative experience. and which
IA" H"nhi" lacked ii great deal .! ac-
complaining 'ccl that Senator
''n"-r.ck. "ho f. really one ot tho
Str"nt men ~ ~" State. simply al
j" ""i h.1 nerves 70 bccorne over.
wrought and Ion, his head
H"n"ra! Vaughan Mr. Ry!and.
Chairman Mass.". Ir Roberts ana
nti"' leader. NhG are equally nctiv.
" "a" 'raf bonH movement. bu, per.
Eabs nor p" lWpUIf!yc az Senator
''""rl'r. .Hd"r<oDd fully that +,
%ae g1n"c"EFsry ~ mn,agpuize our
''." ~ '"'' 81 'bls tIU". ana
mat "c "ugld hhy" an ex,ra ncs.
'i'n iH rrd"r 70 pass this bond bll
~ @"HH - y F"Hmn IL can be done"
''tn ov"r~h"linlug rualority Of The
H"Ht" yer" IN fayof 81 tho bond
ISSUE" but 'n"r" we're twenty or
'""n'y.h"s meTGh.:s ~hD had mad
'a":ai1n pledges against 81. How.
"."f In'DriuUat" tHls may have been
NC, ''i' DoGnf hY these pi.dRca- bu,
'i" fr"lHriiJ ~ 'H":n have promise
'p ~ rarN - iheiF people and yn.
H'ria<" - yst r.lsas@,. AZ soon ~
enough m"nccrs haze sa,irHsd them.
r"!H'h ma 'nry csn !.Ynr.r thci'
r'fi'inn IN thr An e1ya session vii
cHNbttrp bs ca!isd and the .boud IL
~" pas,"h CsftsinIy nothing IL q
% accompN,h.d by abuse nj these
nsmDers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
SURVEY SITE OF PAGEANT
TO Be HELD HERE IN MAY
Model Will Be Constructed
and Placed on Exhi-
bition.

survey has been made OF the
GROUNDS on which the Virginia His
to-!Cal Pageant will be staged in May.
A! contours have been taken and a
model Viii be constructed and put on
exhibition in the city. so that the cit
izens may See where the stage will be
located and the situation OF the audi
toT!um. which. it is estimated. viii
sea; 10000 people.
Secretary ". b Cr!dlin has re-
'G-ncd from South Boston. where he
addressed meeting OF the Young
Mems Business League. He was as
s2-ed that Halifax County viii have
'oat in the parade. II being planned
20 depict the history OF tobacco from
me seed up. and plants arc now be-
.n' grown in lighthouses In order to
have them AZ the proper stage Of de-
F-.oi'n.n. for exhibition. Tobacco
Vas The medium Of exchange. instead
- money. during the Colonial days.
A'c 'he iced has had an important
rar' in the Industrial development OF
Ei-.tnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
RICHMONDERS TO URGE ACTION
IN JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
Delegation of Councilmen and Chamber of Commerce
Representatives Will Appear Before Congressional
Committee Rivers and Harbors in Capitol

said Mr.. pahncy and. as the situa :
t!on i critical. We should grasp IT
with avidity. | believe that II we
prescn; our case now we will stand
q good chance Of getting something
done We must at least see that
the channel is maintained a; a low
tide depth OF eighteen feet. which
VIII allow for vessels o: reasonable
draft 10 enter our harbor. Rich
mond is doing more shipping now
than ever. and. in order 10 maintain
this and increased business. the city
must be kecnly alive to every move"
Chairman Nunnally advised the
committee that lie had been in touch
with the Virginia Senator'S and Con-
Srcssman Montague, and he felt that
Congressman from the First. Second
and Fourth Districts will help Rich
monJ
Nj. pabuey sugg cs;ed that Director
Saville. of the Department OF Public
Works. be asked to accompany the
committee. and other Councilmen
will he invited To join the party.
wh.ch will leave At 3.S5 this after
noon and Will return tomorrow
night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15

y delegation ot Couucilmen and
from the chamber Of:
Commerce viii leave Richmond this
afternoon for Washington, where to-
morrow morning they will appear
before the conversational Committee
on Rivers and Harbors 10 urge action
in the work OF improving James
River.
AZ = special meeting of the Ccun-
ell Committee ON Dock River and
Harhor las, nigh; business Manager
W 7. Dahney ot the Chamber az
commerce. stated ,hat ne had ar
ranged for i hearing before the con-
c-esS.oual committee at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. He said he had
just returned from Norfolk. where
~ had conferred with Colonel Oakcs.
the United States district engineer.
on the conditions 90: the James River.
As a result Of this conference he fell,
m7elied TO urge The committee to
ake immediate action .u naming a
9s!esAt!on Ia proceed - Washington.
where Richmond's case may be pre-
scented tomorrow
This Will be about tho las chance
Ne VIII have during THIS Congress 90
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
BEGIN WORK ON ANNEX
TO POST-OFFICE JULY |
VIII Afford Department Approxi-
mhtcly 10000 Additional square
Ecc( OF ElOnr Snacc

Bniiding operations probably will
be begun July on the new parcel
post annex to the Richmond Dost-
office. to be erected at tho northwest
corner OF Eleventh and Main Streets.
The annex will afford the post office
approximately 10000 additional square
feet OF floor space. IT will have en-
frances on Main and Bank Streets.
President Harding has approved
the bill appropriatinE s55. 900 for the
building. Plans will shortly be pre-
pared and bids received for the con
Struction. Postmaster Hay 4. Thorn
ton announced yesterday. upon mis- re-
turn from Florida.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
ART EXHIBIT FEATURES
MEETING OF AID. CLUB
Nationally known Illustrator n,
Program for Address Today
Mt

Featuring the weekly meeting OF
the Richmond Advertising Club at
TOO o'clock today, in the red room
OF the Richmond Hotel. will be "a
$4,000 exhibit Of art work Part Of
the exhibit viii be the work Of NJ l..
Biumenthal. nationally known illus
traitor ana advertising man. who is on
the program for an address
invitations have gone out to the
Womcn's Advertising Club and organ
iZations affiliated with publicity
work. Mr.. Blumenthal. who married
Miss kathspne Wa!icrstein. Of this
city. spends his winters in Richmond
while maintaining his home In Phila-
delphia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
$3.50 MAY SAVE THE SANITY OF
WOMAN WHO Is ON BORDER LINE

to Just
W"r"h 81 about - has worked
al life the
OF her time
of her
aud ed
in the
house she did
10 ,tcd She
to pre-
fuui
in the
cui OF the
noUr Z. @ shc 4 insane
is ribu;inc
do
Nigh
: h. TO an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
Hawthorne Avenue.

ii"" 'noTne Avenue.
recommendation from the Streets
committee that an additional appro-
priation of $4,000 b" made To be
used In securing n valuation OF the
property OF the Virginia Railway and
rover Company, upon which to base
:" DianKct franchise. WAS referred to
the Finance Committee on motion OF
Mr.. Fuller.
Alderman Nunnally introduced nv
request. an ordinance. permitting. Tho
BuildinE Inspector TO issue permits
only for stables OF onc-stall capacity.
whereas now the inspector may is
sue permits OF four-stall capacity
without special authority from Coun-
ell The paper was referred to the
Committing ON Orhinnmcca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
'hnrtrr Memorial IIosuItaI.

The sarah .. Jones Memorial! Hos
I!'al Medical College and Training
school for nurses. Inc. Richmond.
was granted a charter ~ the Stat.
Corporation Commission yesterday.
/ Is . nonstOck corporation with
s = Tenant, vice president OF the
Ne eaan!cs savings Bank. as prcsi-
n"1' " T Johnson. secretary. and
! J.. Jordan, ali 81 Richmond, the
.rcrrrora'Ors
tn" purposes OF tho organization
is % furnish tree hos2!ta! accommo-
ca's0u 20 m" public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
G.. & 0. Breaks Records
for Coal Loading

The Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company I'm February broke
all previous records for coal load
ing. total OF 53.09S ears being
handled. AN average Of 2.2l2i. cars
Tor every working day in the
month.
ABOUT ~ per cent or the cars
came to the Eastern ports. while
- per cent went West. the orders
from that section being heavy i'm
ANTICIPATION of strike OF the
miners IN the western fields.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
Marine Mnil Guards Leave.

The remaining Marine members Of
the detachment sent here from
Quantico several months ago to
guard United States mail in Rich
mond. VIII return to camp tomorrow
at noon. All their equipment has
been shipped To Quantico and other
training stations. from which the
guards came. Captain George Brow
CT. commanding officer. has been as
signed to the recruiting office In At
lanta. where he Will supervise the
S0utheastcrn recrMiiing division.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
TO VISIT FARM SITE
Plan Inspection saturday Of Trnct
Near ChirkuhOmin! River. SIX
Miles From CITY.

Chairman James T.. Peters. Of the
subcommittee on city farm Of tho
council Committee on Utilities. last
night said the committee would in
spect the Newman Farm, near Eller-
sons. Hanover County. Saturday.
This tract Is about six miles north Of
the city, near the Chickahominy
River. Members OF the Finance Com
mittcc have been invited TO accom-
pany the committee. which will as
sc'nblc In CITY Hall. at 5 o'clock Sat
urday afternoon.
Councilman Peters said he hoped
his committee would he ready to
make It's recommendation at the next
regular meeting Of the full commit
tee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
To RuiId Flint House.

Building Inspector Butler ycstcr-
day Issued 81 permit 10 Salli" Floyd
K"inplc to build Il brick liza, house
~ loo North Meadow street to cos.
tia.500. Permits wcr" also ISSUED ..
J.. e. Burford to build a frame and
StuCco dwelling AT 1928 Lamb Ave.
nue.. to cost $500. and &" l.. T.. king
to build u four-stnll brick stable in
rear ot 62G North Thir:Y-third street.
To- cost $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15

Acting chief Of the Fire Depart
tn.nt L. :. Jones yesterday received
from the Everett Waddcy Company
!our checks aggregatinR I70.5O to lie
placed 10 the credit OF the .Fircmcn's
MUTUAL Aid Association. as rccoS-
nii!on OF the good work OF the de-
i,artmcnt during the Lexington Hotel
FIRE. The Waddcy plant Is located
twenty-five fcGt across an alley from
tn. sc"ne Of tho Are.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
Address M+aico, and .u,

Dr. Sidney - Miller. Of Baltimore
who spoke on pcTHic!ou- anae-nis
featured the session Of the Acadegnv.
Of Medicine and surgery IN the cham.
Der Of Commerce auditorium las,
night. Dr. James King Hall presided
Dr. Samuel ". Budd. OF Richmond.
related his experiences with the ernc,
OF radium In various cases. DR.. Ben
II. Gray. aiso OF this city. spoE. on
obstetrics.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
VIII Give AVN, Auto.

The board Of directors Of tho Rich
mond Grocers. Inc. sponsoring the
annual food show To bc given at tho
Grays' Armory all next week am.
rouncch last night that II will civ.
away an automobile ON the iloor Of
tho armory during the exhibition
according TO j. H. Amcsbury, score
tary ana manager OF the association.
Tn" car VIII he one Of number OF
prizes to he given to visitors TO the
show during the wcck.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
Two Year. for Assault.

Simmx Carter. colorcd. charged
with woundinR Sallie Carter. also COL
orcd. was given two years In the
p.nitsntiary by jury In Hastings
Court yeHthrday. j. &. Jackson.
charged with tho murder Of j. C.
Gregory, was acquitted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
chrlstian Endeavor Praise. Press.

The Eastern District Christian En-
dcavor Convention Of the Virginia
Christian Endcavor Union. recently
In session at Seventh Street Christian
Church. and representing twenty
three counties and eighteen towns
and cities. passed a resolution cX-
pressing gratitude and appreciation
10 Richmond newspapers for their as
s!Btance In presenting Il complete
story Of the session before the Vir-
Riuia public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
STORMY COUNCIL SESSION
ENSUES OVER ELECTION
Hill Receives Heavy Vote and
Beats Wiltshire for City
Auditor.
MEMBERS ArrEMrT DELAY
Meeting Of Joint had, Resolves Itself
Into Wnrd Fight between Enst and
West Ends n> several Seek tn Halt
the pr0Ccdmrc.

---------
Walter c. Hill cleri to the FL
nance Committee and attachc Of the
office Of Comptroller Henry G C"fer
was last night elected city auditor
by City Council TN Joint session. Mr.
Hin mas boon connected with the Of
fee of accountan, and comptroller
since 1915. Before entering the scrv-
ices Of the city ne was private sec
rotary 10 tho superintendent @; mo-
tive power oC tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. and IS re-
sarded "a most competent young
man for the position 10 which lac was
chosen last night. H. +. Wiltshire.
clerk In IN" office IF Ciiy Collector,
was also nominated.
TIL" pfelim'naries incidental 70 the
fined at tho outset. Prediction dis
cussion was injected into the debate.
Se.eral members OF the joint body
souEh, by almos, very conceivable
parliamentary tactic 10 delay pro
ceiErc Motions To postpone and rs.
table were repeatedly made and a.
repeatedly defeated Motions 10 nd.
journ were voted down and points
NJ order were ovcrrulcd
Members IrEc speedy Action.
Members who HAD r-cs6 sr...,.
n
auditor several months ago las. nirf,
were as energetic i, ,haIr aryo-,s .n-
delay. The session 3-actic,I'v ra.
solved itself into a ward .rb, b,
tween thu East End ard -. W..
End.
TIL. o-.f- s.r,-,.t 80.
and Loo wa-,. -;
thos. from Nzd..o,, ",
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-15
steward. Conduct Service.

Tn toarl - Stewards o; R-oaG
street Methodist CaGrcn VIII coacuc,
TIE ?-ay"! service tonight a,
o'clock. Rev Fred T. Creraul,. pas.
tor w!!l give Ms usua! ,h.-,:.niulte
FAX
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Canalboat Edith NJ XIII, laden with grain,
sank yesterday AM off pier 80. East River.
HALIFAX. Ms. Nov ga life preserver
marked "SS Tarboleta. Sarnia. Ontario,
and the shore Is etrewn for miles with spool
wood. The life preserver Is believed to have
been lost overheard from str Talaralite OF
sarnia. ost. which left here for Montreal
yesterday, as theSe Is 10 str Tarboleta listed
in any shipping register.
LONDON. Nov 21-str Tecumseh tBr) has
been in collision at Constantinople and had
stem damaged.
PLYMOUTH. Nov 22--str France (Fr).
which left New York last Wednesday. ar
rived here this evening "a hours late. The
delay was due to n damaged propeller.
while passing up the river on saturday.
crashed into ferryboat Frontenac, lying at
her moorings: latter had Superstructure
considerably damaged.
Nov 21-Str Cairn Dhu (Br), outward
bound from Montreal with a heavy cargo,
went ashorc at Cap Rouge above the
Quebec Bridge tonight and was reported
to be making water.
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov 22-Coast Guard
cutter Halda wirelesses will reach disabled
strs Stuart Dollar and Bessie Dollar this
evening. The Stuart Dollar is making four
miles an hour with tug Sea Monarch astern
to steady her. The Haida will tow the
Stuart Dollar to Seattle for repairs. Cutter
Algonquin will tow the Bessie Dollar to
Vancouver. The latter Is repairing main
steampipe, which burst. and expects to pro-
coed under own power Thursday. Tug Sea
Lion, from San Francisco, should reach
vessels Thursday.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Nov 2e--
Coast Guard cutter Acushnet pulled on
schr Isabelle Parmeuter, Boston for George
town, SC, ashore on Hedge Fence Shoal. at
high water to-day, but failed to move her.
A wrecking crew will arrive tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
CLEARED.

Str vulcan City (Br). Topp. London and
Rotterdam (seneraD-United states Naviga-
ton co.
Str Hanover (Ger). johnson. Bremen
(eenerai) North German Lloyd.
Str Mount Carroll Higgins. Hamburg
(eeneraD United American Lines.
Plymouth (generaD-Compagnie Generate
Trnngntiantique.
str AdIse utaD. Pisoe. Genoa (srain)--
Navigazione Generate Italians.
sydney &C, via Port Arthur (gonerai)--
United States Nevieation Co.
Str Dromore Castle (Br). Harvey. Cape
Town, Algoa Bay. &c tgeneraD-Funch.
sir Aooncagua (chiD. Gregory. Pana.
cailao, &c. via Panama Canal (senera)--
wrssei. Duvai Co.
str san,arem tBrar,. Azeyedo; Para;
STR Gan,oise Crin). Erixsson. Mo Ja-
Metro. Santos. &C (generaD-s o Stray
str Evelyn. Theoord. san Francisco. Lo.
Angeles. &c (genoraD D-williams Steamship
Co.
Str Harry Luckcnbaeh. Sears. Los An
velcs. san Francisco. &C (generaD-Luck-
Str Parma (Dr), Mecourt. 81 Thomas. 3,
,Croix. &C (general) )-Furness. Witty Co.
Str City OF Atlanta. Doyle. Savannah
fgeneraD D-Ocsan Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk Csenerai) =
old Dominion Transportation Co.
str Egremont Castle CDr). Cam. Norfolk
(baiiast) William n Tweddeii Co.
Str Santa Eualia, Lee, Baltimore (ren-
ersi. IN transit --Isthminn Steamship Lines
str Delaware. Robinson, Boston (generaD
--Eavern Steamship Corporation.
Cable ship All America. Blair. moro than
miles off shore tbailast)-Mexican Tele-
schr william a Naugier CBr). Mosner.
Lunenburg, Ms tbnlasD--J = whitney Co
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Mall.

( HALIFAX, Ms, Nov 1s-Arrived, etrs Man
chester Division (Br). Montreal (and sailed
10Th for Manchester) Francisco (Br). New
York land sailed 10th for HulD Canadian
Beaver (Br), Barbados.
= HAVANA, Nov 16-Arrived, str venator
(Nor). st John.
Sailed 18th, str Lilo, Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Ms, Nov 1S--Arrived. schr
Ainslie (Br), Bridgewater (and cleared for
Vineyard Haven).
MAzATLArS. Nov 17-Arrived. str Guerrero
(Mex). Corinto
TRIESTE. Nov 10-sailcd. str Maria OtaD,
New York
WELLINGTON, NJ. Nov 15--sailed. str
Maunganui lBr), Papcete and San Francisco.
WEYMOUTH, Ns, about Nov 15-In port,
York Beryl NJ corkum (Br). loading for
Boston; Governor Parr tBr) for River Plate.