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The New York herald., 1922-02-01

Pacific Line. with IS first and 81 second
cabin passengers. mails and mdse. Went to
Str Heiiig oiav dam. Copenhagen Jan 10
and Christiania 10th. to f'unch, Edye 20.
with l6S cabin and 1ss steerage passengers
mails and mdse. Went to foot OF nth street,
Hoboken
Str Hansa eGer,. Hamburg Jan 20. to the
United American Lines. with 81 first and
Went to pier So, North River.
Str Lapland (Isr). Antwerp Jan 10. South
ampton and Cherbourg goth and Halifax
29th. to the Red Star Line. with 95 fret.
1888 second cabin and 152 steerage passengers
and mdse Went TO pier 81, North River.
the Compagnie Generate Transatlantiaue.
with 20 cabin and 46 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went to pier 81. North
River.
Str Berit (Nor). Biyth.
Str California (Fr). Bordeaux Jan II. to
the Compagnie Generate TTansatIansiaue' Tarsn
Str Cabo Villano (Sp), Seville Jan o, TO
the Ybarra Line. with mdse-
Str Manitowoc, st Michaels Jan II, to the
Fornign Transportation and Mercantile
Cotp6ration. with mdse, Went to pier 90,
0 and Bermuda goth. to Furness. Witty &
Co. in ballast. Went to New York Dock Cos
pier 20. Brooklyn.
Went to foot of Soth street. Brooklyn.
ssTo o sna son wt
passengers. mails and mdse. Anchored in
Quarantine.
Str Iowan, Tacoma Dec "a. Seattle o7th
Portland. Ore, Jan 3, San Francisco 7th. San
Pedro 10th and Cristobal 21st. to the United
American Lines. with mdse. Went to pier
Str Grove (Nor), Trinidad Jan 3. Mara
caibo 18th and Kingston goth, to the Carib-
bean Steamship Co, with mails and mdse.
Went to pier 3, Empire Stores. Brooklyn
Str Pulwico. Cartagena Jan II. Porto Co
lombia goth. Kingston 23d and Port Antonio
passenger mails and mdse. Went to pier Z.
East River.
Str Zula. Maracaibo Jan IS, Curacao 22d
and Mayaguez 25th. to Bliss, Dallett Co,
with seven passengers, malls and mdse.
Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier IL.
Str Catherine. San Domingo City Jan s,
Porto Plata 10th. Monte Christi I1th. Man
zanllo Goth and Philadelphia 30th. to the
Bull -lnsular Line. with mdse. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier 27, Brooklyn.
Str Porto Rico. Arroyo Jan 20, Ponce 22d,
Mayaguez 23d and San Juan 25th. to the
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co,
to New York Dock Cos pier 35. Brooklyn.
Str Iroquois, Sanchez, &C. to the Clyde
Steamship Co, with passengers, malls and
mdse. Anchored in Quarantine.
Str Pastores. Cristobal Jan u, Fort Limon
I'D and Havana 9th. to the. United Fruit
Went to pier IL. East River
Str Gladysbe, Tampico Jan 10. to the
Mexican OIL Corporation. with crude OIL
Anchored off Tompkinsville.
Str Herbert G. Wylie, Tampico Jan 10. to
the an-American Petroleum and Transport
Continued ON Following Page.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
BIG CANADIAN LINER ARRIVES
Impress of Scotland Sails for Med.
- iterrnnean Saturday.

The Empress of Scotland. biggest OF
the Canadian Pacific fleet. recently re-
constructed and refitted. arrived yester-
day from Halifax to make her first sail.
ing on Saturday from this port on a
Mediterranean cruise lasting sixty-three
days under the management Of Franl,
CefClark. She will then start on her
regular run between Quebec and
southampton.
She is OF $4,000 tons register and Is
700 feet long Her officers saw -four
years Of war service and her skipper
Capt. u. G. Evans. received from Kine
George the order of the British Empire
She will be followed into port by the
Empress OF France. which will sail for
the Mediterranean on February IL.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
NEW LINER VANDYCK
HERE ON FIRST TRIP
Finest Of the Lamport 4 Holt
Fleet to Enter South Amer
lean Service.

The steamship vandyck. biggest,
pswest and finest of the Lamport &
Holt feet, arrived yesterday from Liv-
erpool after an initial trip so tumultuous
that she was forced to lay to forty
eight hours for the comfort of her
through unscathed. Her commander.
Capt. Byrne. made no effort at speed
ingxeven In the short periods of fairly
GOOD weather The passengers were
carried on the account of the Cunard
Line and landed at Hoboken.
The vandyck will enter the South
American service of the line on Febru-
ary s. sailing then for Rio. Montevideo
and Buenos Aires. She is a twin screw
OF 21 900 tons displacement and for her
size is probably the most gorgeous and
comfortable ship in any trade. Her
public rooms are loftier than those Of
the usual liner and her dining saloon is
unlike any others of ships in tropical
segyice. 1t is rs feet long, more than
S0nffeet wide and it's center. suggest
ing cathedral isle, extends through
two decks.
The walls of the saloon are in ivory
tones. the furniture mahogany and the
chairs upholstered in antique blue
leather. Large vertical sliding side
lights are fitted along the sides with
fl30fr easement windows SO arranged
that at night they are illuminated from
tises outside, softening the glare. More
tlf*h ESQ passengers may be accommo-
dated at one time at the small tables.
The new ship can carry comfortably
300 first cabin, $50 second cabin and
ESQ third class passengers. She is
fitted with the latest safety and life
saving appliances. has a large gymna-
SUM children's play room with rock
ing horses and mothers pantry. The
lounge is unusually attractive, being
decorated in French gray and gilt with
furnishings in the Louis XVI STYLE
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
NEWFOUNDLAND FLEET
10 70 REDUCED ONE-HALF
Fishing Industry Threatened
q by Losses at Sea.

ST. JOHNS. n. +. ASSOCIATED Press)
Heavy toll exacted by storms
threatens TO ruin the fishing industry
OF Newfoundland. "A movement now Is
OH foot to induce the Legislature to
offer heavy bounties for the building
Of schooners.
During 1921 forty-two stout fishing
sehooners dropped into Davy Jones's
locked, and 1922 already has a lengthy
list of losses. The entire Newfoundland
fleet to-day is not more than half that
OF 1900 The number of schooners be-
tween thirty and sixty-five tons in SER
vice to-day is about 800. as against
from l.40o to 1900 in the closing years
OF the nineteenth century
The New York herald., 1922-02-01

States of Campeche. Chiapas, Guerrero. Hi
dalgo, Mexico. Morelos. Oaxaca. Puebla
Tlaxcala, Vera Cruz and Yucatan. etI
MORRO CASTLE. 8 AM CD
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and
Paraguay via Rio Janeiro. Montevideo anl
Buenos Aires. str AEOLUS. II 80 AM (f)
Dominican Republic Especially addressed
only via Monte Christi, Puerto Plata, San.
chez. La Romaml, San Pedro de Macoris and
San Domingo City. str CATHERINE. 30
AM.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
Taix). Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador (prints.
&c). Nicaragua dexcept East COAST. ANA
rala City, Cholureca (also prints, &c, for
Nacaome. TeguciHalpa and Yuscaran), in
Honduras. Cauca and Narino departments OF
Colombia and Ecuador (other parts of Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador must be
specially addressedl. via Port au Prince and
Cristobai, str GEN G w GOETHALS (sea
North Brazil and Iquitos. via Maranham.
Para. Manaos and Iquitos. str MICHAEL.
IL NJ.
Cape Haiti, Port de Paix and parcel post
mails for Dutch Guiana (other parts of
Haiti, Curacao, Venezuela and Guiana must
be specially addressed), via Cape Haiti, Port
au Prince Aux Cages, Curacao. Puerto
Cabello. Laguayra, Cumana, Pampatar.
Carupano and Paramaribo, str CONNIE
WYNE. IL M.
Turks Island and dominican Republic. via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto Plata,
Samana, Sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro
de Macoris, San Dor2ingo City. Azua and
Barahona. str MODENA, 3 PM.
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SHIP BOARD CAN GIVE
PHILIPPINE SERVICE
Filipinos to Protest Against
Inclusion in Jones Act.

WASH INGToN, Jan. 5i.-The Shipping
Board to-day informed President Har-
ding 1t would be able to furnish ade-
qtfate tonnage to operate between the
Philippines and Pacific coast ports
sxanld the President declare the islands
within the coastwise trading zone of the
United States under the Jones act.
which bars foreign vessels from this
traffic.
lin TIE case of the Virgin Islands un-
ders the same section of the act, It was
said. the Shipping Board would require
ninety days TO complete the service.
A committee of Filipinos will appear
before the President soon to protest
against any action to place the islands
under the coastwise trade provision OF
the act.
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TOOK "a DAYS IN OCEAN TRIP
British Ereightcr Reaches Port
31nnd I'm Battered Condition.

i,PonTLANp, Me-. Jan. s1.--The British
frdighter Eskbridge arrived to-day after
passage OF twenty-four days from
Towey Eng. with life boats missing.
with Second officer Alfred Robinson
md two seaincn nursing injuries
Weighted under tons Of ice and buried
fvsrrcat seas. the Icslsbridge proved an
c1ey victim for n northwest gale en-
renniered 400 miles east OF Cape Race.
nf rifnra there was three feet OF water
N The ptokchoid and officers quarters.
"A wos said.
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1.

Europe, Africa and West Asia via Queens
town and Liverpool (mail must be specially
addressed). str VEDIC. AN (sup $3.50
AN ID.
Italy and Greece via Palermo and Naples |:
also parcel post mails for Italy. str AMER
ICA. o 80 AM.
Greece, Turkey and Rumania Especially ad-
dressed only. via Piraeus, Constantinople
and Constanza: also parcel post mails for
Greece and Rumania. str KING ALEXAN-
DER. IL NJ.
South Africa Especially addressed only).
Via Cape Town; also parcel post mails for
Union of South Africa, Bechuanaland Pro-
tectorate. Portuguese East Africa. Northern
and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa
Protectorate, str SANDOWN CASTLE, IL NJ.
Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Lat
via and Esthonia. via Cuxhaven, Danzig and
Ilbau also parcel post mails for Poland.
Litiluania and Latvia. str LITUANIA. 80
AM.
Denmark, Lithuania, Esthonia and Finland
Especially addressed only. via Copenhagen,
L.bau, Reval and Helsingfors; also parcel
post mails for Denmark and Finland, str
EASTERN SEA, IL 80 PM.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3.
Norway, Sweden and Finland. via Bergen
also parcel post mails for Norway. str
BERGENSFJORD, $50 AM (sup 8 AM -.
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The Ship Compendium and Year Booz
Is Old Compton Street,
London, w. England

the price OF S10.50 per copy. postage 80 cents
additional.
THE SHIP COMPENDIUM AND YEAR
BOOK Is a handsome Volume of 1000 pages.
covering the entire field OF International
Ship and Shipping fact, giving upwards OF
100 900 references TO over 10000 Firms whose
interests are directly associated With tho
subject OF the Volume.
The Publishers state that Of the first
printing Of i0.500 copies more than 900 mad
been sold at the time OF writing
All orders for copies of the Book snculd be
sent without delay direct TO the Publishers or
10 their United States Agents. NEW YORK,
~. ". The British a Colonial Press. Inc,
73s the Knckerbocker building, Broadway &
p.,s,cr snN 10 s,a ron,
COMA, wash.. u. L.. Merritt. Acorn Press.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. II. l.. Coughlin. T.. o.
Box No. ..
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CLOSING OF MAILS

a
nanc a where
except
eshownb
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ARRIVED.

Str Vandyck (Br, new, Liverpool Jan IL
to the Lamport & Holt Line. with 10 first
IL second cabin and 81 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went to pier IL, Hoboken
Str Empress of Scotland (Br). Southamp-
ton Jan 2f and Halifax Goth. to the CANADIAN
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Jan si-Thc time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Institute, %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian. or hours alow Of Greenwich
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DUE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 2.

City OF Pekin. Shields goth. .Norton-Lilly
City Of 80 Louis. Savannah 31st. Ocean SIS Co
FL Alba. Galveston 2Sth...... Southern Pac
FL Estero. New orleans 2sth. Southern Pac
Menominee, London g0;h. White Star
ammonia. London ..Cunard Line
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Write for Booklet

Your. Government soisAes the name Of euryy
pro,p<efivs fravskr. If yoS are eondds,isg an
sesas veyage 4nysoAere, send the Information blank
now--no matter sUAen you iafend togo. Yos ScW
yeeeive zpitAor coa tie Govsynmenf's booAlsf Of
authentic fydvsi Information about panpor', In
come tax requirements, ETC.; dsseription fAe US.
Covernmeaf sAips and literature telling Fittings
TO see in foreign lands. Tor sUiH be under no
obligation.
Lfyoa youyseJf eannof faae an ocean trip, clip
The Information biana asysvey, and ask some friend
spho may 20 TO send IL in.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TRANsPAcFIc MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 1.

via & Ara isoS sS a.s .s
soNoM FEB
Tnpo sse pest mails p ersa n East % @
Ia and Vera Cruz str MuNAcE na' 9 % s' aR
Genada. vncen adstE
ans Gnas M r ama mail. q We I'll ands M
% % ala % M iuRA n an ~ ~ -
Ecuador d Hnuasan and
mail Salvador be specially French Indo
Marta AiETAPAN D via
AM snp AN n mails for Japan corea
- ~ m u PINE PINE W
Turks and Donn Rpunn VIA mailed
u reach
S 1%RoN $50 % @ % ~ STR time for connection with the
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Almanac for New York February l.
Sun rises ..... Z 0S Moon rises. q IS AM
Sun sets. s........ II Moon SETS. q 80 PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER FEBRUARY 1.
Sandy Hook. ....... 10 1s AM 10 AZ PM
Governors Island. 10 81 AM 10 "a PM
Hell Gate (Astoria). IL 10 AM IL 81 PM
The time given in the above table is East
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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Departure OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JAN. 81, 1922

mean time Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$3.50.
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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MAnINr-rnr SALE ami MANrrn

NARINE--FOE SALE OR WANTED.
FOR SALt-Tug. draft q IT,. compound 10
2iV3G in. built 1918. Immediate delivery
MCINTOSH AGENCY. II Broadway Bowl
inr firAcn 1867.
DECK Ncowa and barges for Raie or char
ter. WHITE STAR. Phone Broad 1574.
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2.

Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts of Mexico must be specially addressed)
via Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tam
pico; also parcel post mails for the Mexican
The New York herald., 1922-02-01
IL Days to Rio

This record speed on such palatial
ocean liners introduces new era in
South American travel. These ships are
I'll, 900 ton oil-burners and they rank
among the finest aAoat. Send the infor-
nation blank and learn about your ships,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
TAKE TURNS KEEPING HOUSE
New York Man and His Wife Have
Arrangement They cay 10 "All
70 the 0ood.~

New York Man and Hh Wife Have
Arrangement They cay 10 "AII
10 the Good"
Jones and his wife are mouern
couple. Each goes to business and
each helps with the housework. 1t 80
happens that each works in an Office
where on alternate weeks their pres
ence II required at an early hour and
their quitting time is fixed correspond
ingly early, says the New York Sun.
"We've doped 1t out this way" e1-
planned Jones. 1.-THE week the wife has
to get to the ONCE early get up and
get breakfast and after breakfast wash
the dishes and make the bed. After
that just have time to make the Of
fee. When the wife gets home at
night she gets the dinner, so that by
the time arrive everything is on the
table steaming hot. The next week,
when I have to get in early mornings,
we just shift schedules. She gets the
breakfast and the dinner.
"Of course had to have little
coaching on the cooking at arst, but
I've got so now can shake as mean
an elbow around the kitchen as any
one, whether it's boiling an egg for
breakfast or preparing fve-course
dinner.
"Some who have heard Of the ar
fangement think we're crazy. But
we're happy; SO what's the differ-
ence2"
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
"C0MM0Ns" ONLY IN NAME
Delegates to Early English National
Assembly Belonged Without Ex-
ception to Proprietary Class.

As early as 1854 in England,
knights were called from the shires to
the national assembly to testify to the
taxable capacity Of their districts. Two
from each shire were chosen by the
gentry and landowners.
At first the custom had no purpose
except the desire Of the taxing body
to keep In close financial touch with
the towns and districts. But soon
Simon de Montfort, In rebellion against
Henry III, turned 1t into gathering
to express and discuss grievances
against the king. In this way there
grew up a representative assembly
called the Commons" which sat and
debated apart from the gathering of
great mobiles and bishops, called the
House Of Lords
The difference, however, was no
more than relative. For In this early
house of commons there were no COM
mon men In the modern conception Of
the term. They were all men of prop
erty, many as wealthy and influential
as the great peers. and, indeed, fire.
quently they were the sons and young
er brothers Of these peers. The really
common man in those days had not
even a vote. to say nothing Of seat
In parliament
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
IS NO LONGER GOLDEN ORB"
French Scientist Makes the Assertion
That the Real Color Of the Sun
Is Blue.

All the daylight comes from the sun.
but 1t arrives here by different ways.
The direct light. that which forms the
solid rays, has grown weak by Its
passing through the atmosphere
slightly for the red light, more 80 for
the blue. The diffused light of the
sky, where the blue predominates. is
made up Of all that the direct radia-
tion lacks.
The blue Of the sky Is taken from
the sun itself and the result Is that
we do not see the royal star under Its
true color. If by some miracle, which
science will perhaps realize. we could
rise about hundred kilometers above
the diffusing layers Of the atmosphere,
the solar disc would appear to us, not
white, but blush, standing out In re-
Ifef on a black sky, where stars gilt
ter at full noon. In this way 1t would
appear to the "men In the moon" If
he moon were inhabited.
And this vision of science perfect
iy agrees with what. we know Of the
solar temperature. Physicists admit
that the radiant surface, the photo
sphere. is not far from temperature
Of 5000 degrees c. 1t is therefore.
hotter than the yellowish flame Of
our gas burners. than the white light
of our electric lamps and the electric
arc itself, whose color Is blush.
Now, 1t is known that the hotter a
radiant body is the richer II Is In blue
and violet. Therefore. the sun Is blue.
Il. Houllevignein lie Temps (Paris).
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
Why They Got Nowhere.

A story that harks back to the Civil
war concerns a troop Of Confederate
mountain volunteers and their colonel.
They had been sent for by certain
Confederate town. but before they
could arrive the federal forces were
In command Of the city. The auxil.
iaries arrived in the night and found
the town deserted. Not caring to mix
unnecessarily with the Union troops.
they turned around and rode out of
the town by the first gate and road
they found. Before them stretched q
fine smooth highway and they took to
1t for all they were worth. They rode
all night without passing any villages
or signs Of civilization. The country
side seemed not only deserted, but de-
molished as we'll. When the sun peeped
over the Blue Ridge mountains the col
onel drew up suddenly. whats the
matter, suh?" asked the lieutenant.
dammit, suh," roared the colonel.
we've been gallOplng around race
track all night."-San Francisco All
gonaut.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
Lunenburs Gloucester Of Nova Scotia.

In Lunenburg. the Gloucester OF
Nova Scotia, the smell Of fish Is in oil
and over all. Churches, fish flakes.
curing plants, steep hills, bold head
lands, shipyards, skilled fishermen and
a slightly feet of fishing vessels, oxen
and German-loeking faces. figures and
names, are the characteristics. The
place was settled by Hessians back in
George Tvs time, and marked traces
Of the early settlers remain. The
housewives are so neat that they even
put lace curtains at the cellar and
woodshed windows. A prOdigious
changing of church bells goes on In
Lunenburg every Sunday. for the place
has many places of worship.
From Lunenburg come some of the.
hardest and most skillful mariners
and fishermen In the world, while the
fishing feet and the vessels built here,
have a wide reputation.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
What the Mouth Denotes.

Suspicion and secretiveness are de-
noted by a mouth which slants to
either side and has lips tightly drawn.
while intolerance, arrogance, and
other traits similar in character have.
as q result of long study, come to be
associated with mouth where the
lower lip protrudes. A mouth may not
be an infallible guide to character, but
that its shape. form. and expression
is Influenced by thoughts, emotions,
and actions Is readily acknowledged
by those who have made study Of
this most sensitive feature.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1922-09-28
hurmon Frederick County, Maryland Thursday September g. 49,

blooming here and there, they got
more for her with some catalpa blos-
SONS, so that she had quits large
bouquet. Then they said, "You come
in canoes; we take you to inn." They
padded down the stream, or rather
fioated with the current, which was
pretty strong, so that they had little
to do besides guiding the canoes, stop
ping to show Dannie and Marie a
spring on the bank of the river, well
known in later years, and to give them
taste of the excellent water. Uannie
asked whether there were many fish
in the river and was told that there
was plenty sometimes. Soon after
wards they landed near the inn where
they found that Mr.. Weiser had re-
turned. The Indians knew him and
were glad to speak with him, and with
the chiefs and warriors who had bro't
the captives, in their own language.
ITO be continued
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