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The New York herald., 1922-12-30
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The light buoy marking Coroa Massanbu
Shoal. Brazil. in approximately lat 27 80 80
), lon IS SO Is w, has been discontinued
A black light buoy from which is exhibited
an occultins white light. period 10 seconds.
thus. light 5 seconds. eclipse seconds. mas
been established off the northwestern side
of Meros Rocks. Iiha Grande Bay. Brazil, IN
approximately lat % OS 35 S. Ion ~ 32 i.
w. The red conical buoy former rly situated
In the above position has been discontinued
light buoy exhibiting flashing white
light. period 3 seconds, thus, flash O.3 sec
ond. eclipse 81 seconds. has been established
tion of the above buoy is not known. Ap-
proximate position OF Cape Joao Dias lat
20 10 10 S, Ion 4S 33 30 w.
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Army Orders

Speciul Dispatch % Tnn Nrw YonK ITrs,rp.
New York Herald bureau.
Washington. ID. g., Dec. 90
These army orders were made p,sbIlc TO-
day
INFANTRY.
hdamson. Capt. Harry. to Fort Hamilton,
N. v.
Nielsen. Capt. George c.. to Fort Benjamin
Harrison, Ind.
COAST ARTILLERY
Burdick. Major Harold De r.. 10 Camp
Eustis. Va.
CAVALRY.
o'connor. Major Edwin. 20 tort Bliss. Tex
Greene. First Lieut.. John NJ. TO Fort
Clark. Tex.
QtJARTERMASTER CORPS.
Ford Capt. George r.. 20 Panama Canal
ENGINEERS.
f'cckham. Firt Lieut. Howard. L., TO
Honolulu.
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Winds of Atlantic Coast.

North of Sandy Hook 10 Hatteras-Dimln-
ishing northery winds. weather generally
fair Saturday.
and east winds: weather fair Saturday.
West Guif--Fresh southeast and south
winds; weather partly overcast Saturday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Fresh north and northeast winds; weather
overcast. probably local rains Saturday.
Hatteras to Florida Strats--Fresh north
and northeast winds. weather fair Satur-
day.
The New York herald., 1922-12-30
TRAIN CUTS TRUCK IN TWO.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
HAMMoNToN, n. j. Dec 29.--Striking
five ton motor truck belonging to the
American stores, train on the Salem
branch of the Pennsylvania Railroad
this morning cut the truck IN two. The
driver. Frederick Cook. 2S. OF 1928
North Howard street. Philadelphia. was
taken TO hospital in a critical cordi-
tlon. Tho crash happened AZ the Man
tua avenue crossing at Woodbury..
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MARINE NEWS NOTES.

Nathan A. Smyth. general counsel TO
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. an
nounced yesterday that he is to be pres
ident OF the United States Protective
and Indemnity Agency Inc The or
ganization will adjust insurance claims
on Shipping Board vessels after Feb
ruary 20. 1923. when the board Is 20
withdraw its fleet from the American
Steamship Owners Protective and In
demnity Association.
1t Is learned that coincident with the
new arrangement for the handling of
shipping Board insurance claims great
er responsibility will be placed on the
managing agents who operate the Gov
erument vessels. They will be entrusted
with much of the work now done by the
owners association and Shipping Board
lawyers and insurance men.
Department heads of the local Ship
ping Board office. 45 Broadway. gath
cred yesterday TO say goodby to a. f.
Mack. retiring district manager. and to
greet William j. Love, who succeeds
him.
S. w Pierce. manager OF West Indies
and South American traffic fo- the
Shipping Board, has resigned, effective
January l.. and Is 10 become vice-presi-
dent of w l.. Hedger e Co, steamship
agents and freight brokers, o Beaver
street. who represent Page & Jones of
Mobile and other interests at New
York. Mr.. Pierce for five years was
with the American Hawaiian Steamship
Company before the war: was with the
Naval Transport Service during hos
tilties; and has had four years service
with the Shipping Board at Washington
and New York.
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Steamship Lines. with COAL Anchored of
Statue of Liberty.
Str Clontarf. Philadelphia. TO II Bull
Co. with mdse. Went TO New York Dock
Co.'S pier 23, Brooklyn.
Str Trekieve CBr), st John, NIB. Dec 81,
to Norton. Lilly & Co. with mdse in transit
for Australia and New Zealand. Steamer
went to pier 10. Clifton, 81.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

office and
and A
foreign nGau closest an hour
Station
where double Is
cosesa tn ForignS Static hal
America s. Via Cisobal closes me
The
mentary mail the a o a
i'm time o o
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SAIL SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30.

Angela. Cadiz. Columbia st. Bklyn. -
Araguaya. bermuda. i2 R..... II 100 AM
Belyldcrc. Riga. 80 Bklyn. -
Bogota Kingston. ~ y R.......... =
rnianares Havana q " R....... II :00 AM
Caronia. Liverpool. 56 y R........ Noon
Cedric Liverpool. 81 y R......... Noon
Colombia. Corinto, 81 y R... 2:e0 PM
Comus. New Orleans. 40 r.. Noon
Eastern Grown. Cape Town, 3
Army Base. Bkiyn. n............... -
Edith San Juan. - Bklyn... Noon
~ Oricute Galveston. ~ y r.. -
F,seeaulbo Cailao. 81 R...... Noon
Fort 81 George Bermuda 0J " r. II 90 AN
Gen . n Ernst. Guayaquil 81 " Il 800 PM
Lake Galisteo. Cienfuegos,. IL
BklNn
Ia SavoIe, Havre 81 n R.... IL 100 AM
Lenape. Jacksonville. SO R...... Noon
Nigarstan. Marseiles, 31et st.
Bklyn ...... .s......
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr yacht Sononico. City Island for Ber-
muda.
Tugs J Rich steers. light Cat sos AND
Setter, light Cat 3 PM.
steam lighter Connaught Cat 2:2J PM.
Bound East.
str Erholm (Nor). New York for Walton.
Ms.
STR Mohican. New York for Boston Cat
10 .35 AND.
schr Harriet II. Jersey City for Jones'
port (anchored).
Schr Ada A Mcintyre (Br). Port Reading
for 81 John Calchored).
Tugs director with barge (at 9.fo AND
socony 2 with I Cat n :O5 AND: Bathgate.
with Z (at II 30 AND; Jupiter. with 3 tat
II 20 AND Plymouth. with tat 10:N AM
Frederick r Keilers, with 3 tat IL 80 PM)
wntuppa, with 4 cat $40 PM Ronald {;
Keelcr. with 3 tat 3:23 PM).
steam lighters MacGill lat fo30
AND: Marlborough (at ! 40 PM). Howard
Co (at . PM.
sream eanaiboat Marian tanchored).
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Dec 2p-The time bail above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the seamen's Church Institute 81
south street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian, or 8 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NJ. Dec 29-Barometer at
noon. 29s0 inches wind. L. strong breeze !;
Weather. snowstorm; temperature, SO deg
Fair.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

'ACROPOLIS, at Azores 27th.
AMERICA UtaD at Genoa 23d.
CONSTANTINOPLE (Br), at Gibraltar goth.
ITALIA (Br). at Glasgow 2Sth.
KOREA MARU (Jap), at Hong Kong 2Sth.
LACONIA (Br), at Yokohama 2ath.
PATRIA (Fr), at Palermo 27th
PITTSBURGH (Br, at Southampton 23th
land proceeded to Bremen).
PRESfDENTE WILSON UtaD. at Naples
21st.
SHINyO MARU (Jap). at Kobe eth. -
TAoRMTNA QtaD. at Genoa I'D.
WAlOTAPU (Br), at Adelaide 24th.
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Corporation announced to-day that str Co
hasset. $3.50 d W tons. had been assigned to
the Cosmopolitan Shipping Co. for their
tic service
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

AMERICAN LEGION. from Santos 9th for
New York.
KING; ALEXANDER (Br). from Marseilles
oath for New York.
LAPLAND (Br) from Antwerp Goth for
New York.
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON, from Hong
Kong Goth for Seattle.
PROVIDENCE (F'r), from Palermo 21st for
New York,
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30.

Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Gonaives and 5.
Marc (other parts of Haiti, Canal Zone,
Panama. Colombia and Ecuador must be
specially addressed) via Cape Haiti, PORT de
Paix Gonaives, st Marc, Cristobal. Buena-
ventura. Esmeraldas Bahia de Caraquez.
Manta. Puerto Bolivar and Guayacuil. str
GEN o II ERNST. II NJ 10.
Bermuda via Hamilton, str FORT 81
GEORGE. 80 AM
Cuba Especially addressed only) via Ha-
vana str SIBONEY, 8 AM tt).
Curacao and Venezuela; also specially ad'
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico via
San Juan, Curacao Laguayra ana Puerto
Cahello. str PHILADELPHIA. $3.50 AN (sup
80 AM ~.
Porto Rico, st Thomas, st Crox. Saba.
st Martins, st Eustatius, San Pedro dc
Macoris and-San Domingo City via San
Juan str SAN LORENZO (sea post. $3.50
AM (eup $50 AM -.
Costa Rica Cuba. Canal Zone and Panama
must be specially addressed) via Havana,
Cristobal and Port Limon, str CALAMARES
o AN.
Bermuda Via Hamilton. str ARAGUAYA.
8 AM.
Jamaica, Guatemala Q5l Salvador letter
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MARvNE-ron SALE on WANTED.

WANTED-Ljght draught schooner, drawing
five 10 six feet; capacity about 100 tons
deckIoad one with power preferred. GEO.
w. ELLIOTT. Seabright, N. J.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY Continued.


Norma, Nueviias, R.......... Noon
Oakwin London. 81 Bklyn. -
0ivnnjc Southafnnton. 20 y r. Noon
Philadelphia, Laguayra. II Bklyn.. NOON
rfsJ,eph. behep i'ooSeVe'.. n 200 PM
San Torenzo San Juan 35 Bklyn.. Noon
Saturnis GLASGOW, a. R.. Noon
Siboney. Havana. is L R.... II 100 AM
Tanafiord. Bergen. Soth st, Bklyn.
Vardulia London. 20 R.........
Zacapa, Kingston. 10 y R........ IL zoo AM
ICELAND. Antwerp. GO R......... Noon
SAIL TUESDAY. JANUARY 2.
Anache Jacksonville. 81 R Noon
Berengaria. Southampton, ~ r. 1000 AM
City OF Montgomery. Savannah.
81 II. ..........' oVo fM
Sronewall. Salonica, pier X, Wee
haWken ...................
West Cherow. Antwerp. Army
Base, Bklyn. n.....................
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

str BERENGARIA due Dec 81 with mails
from Austria. Belgium. Czecho- o-Slovakia.
Britain. Greece. Hungary. Italy. Lithuania.
Netherlands. Norway. Poland. Portugal.
Rumania Russia. Spain. Sweden, Switzer-
land. Turkey and Yugo- Slavia. steamer LETT
Cherbourg and Southampton Dec %.
Str FINLAND due Dec 81 with mails from
Austria. Belgium, Denmark. Finland. France
Germany. Great Britain. Hungary. Lithuania.
Netherlands Norway, Poland. Rumanla. Rus
sia. South Africa and Sweden. Steamer left
Southampton Dec 20.
Str NOORDAM due Dec 81 with mails from
British India, Egypt. France. Greece. Italy.
Portugal. Spain and Turkey. Steamer left
Boulogne Dec 20.
Str MAJESTIC due Jan . with malls from
Austria. Belgium, British India. Czecho-
Slovakia. Denmark. Egypt. Finland. France,
Germany. Great Britain. Greece. Hungary,
Italy, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway.
Poland. Portugal. Rumania. Russia South
Africa, Spain, Sseden. Switzerland. Turkey
and Yrgo- -Slavia Steamer left Cherbourg
and Southampton Dec 81.
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Pernl
aC Egyptian sudan
Islands, Nsera Nyasand precate Pasa
ST
Sychel
Jordana (Trrtor
Algeria camroun Corsica
isands,M
eand Brusa
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Aivarado, Colon 1fth. ...... .Sanderson & Son
Ampetco. Antwerp 18th. ..............S - Q CO
Cabo Ortegal. Seville 9th. Briones & Co
City of Melbourne. Port Said 10Th. ,,
Eastern City. Montevideo 9th. ......U s Nav
Ethan Allen Colon 10Th Mallory Transport
Florida. Rotterdam 18Th Punch, Edye Co
Manchioneai, Port Antonio 20th.Atlantic Fruit
Mcsaba. London 18TH Atlantic Transport
PAX Ling, Port Said 2d....... Booth 4 Go
Robin Gray, Colon 18th. .lsthman Ss Co
Ssmland. Danzig 18th. Red star Line
san Jacinto. Galveston 23d Mallory Line
South American, Colon 2ist. Anne rican Metal
Southwestern Miller. London 10Th.
Furness. withy 6 Co
Tonjer. Imminghan fst; IS o Stray co
Union city. MIddIesbrough s,h. h......U $ Nav
ycsuvio. Fayal 2OtE. ............-. Italia Am
weehawken. Tyne 9th. ...........R r l. Hague
West Eldara, Bordeaux 18th. Cosmopolitan
DUE SUNDAY. DECEMBER 81.
Apache, Jacksonville 2sth. h........ Clyde Line
Derengaris. Southampton esd. :. Cunard Line
City OF Montgomery. Savannah 2sth.
Ocean So Co
Esperan2s. Havana 27th. Ward Line
Finland, Southampton 10th. Red Star Line
Narbo. Antwerp i2ih........... .Lykes Bros
Palias. Fayal 18Th. th..................... -
pasiores. Port I.imon 2ith.... United Fruit
vincent. Dunkirk 18th. ........ Cosmopolitan
Wells City, Swansea 18th. Chas Hills Sons
Due MONDAY. JANUARY I.
hdriatic, Liyerpoel 23d.. White star Line
Bicia. Trinidad tBth...... ianlport a. Holt
Edward Luckenhach Colon 23d. .Luckenbach
For. Hamilton. Hamilton 30th.
Furnese- Bermuda
Fort Victoria. Hamilton goth.
furness Bermuda
Hanover, Bremen 18th. North Ger Lloyd
Hansa. Hamburg 2ist......... .Hesnburg Am
Matura, Trinidad 23d. ....... .Furness- Witty
Momus, New Orleans eth. Southern Pac
Nueccs, Galveston 26th ........ Mallory Line
Noordam Rotterdam 20th...... Holland Am
Orduna. Southampton 2ist........ Royal Mail
Ponce, San Juan 2ith. ...........N a n
Rosalind, 81 Johns NE. 2Ith. .Bowring & Co
Santa Teresa. Colon 23d. ......... Grace Line
Tarantia. Glasgow 17th........Anchor Line
Tresithney. London 10Th. ........ Norton Lilly
West Mnhomet. Port Said 5th Norton t.lily
Zuia, Mayaguez 2tth. Red u Line
Almanac for New York Dec. 80.
sun rises...... 90 Moon rises. . II PM
sun sets.... 4 81 Moon sets. 3 Al AM
TIME or HIGH WATER DECEMBER 30
Sandy Hook........... 20 AM 3 OF PM
Governors Island. ..... ~ AM 80 PM
Hell Gate tAstoria)... Of AN ~ PM
The time given IN the above table ia East
ern rd time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Cieodetic Survey.
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Almanac for New York Dec. 80.

The time given In the above table is East
ern stsnda ri time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
ny ANDRE TARDIEU,

ANDnE IAk6D1EVs
Former French High Commissioner to
America.
BY Cable to The Star.
PARIS, December 31.-The seriously
strained relations between France
and Great Britain. which have been
all too apparent at the Washing
ton conference the last few days, are
traceable to just one thing-the fail
ure of the allies to support their
signatures to the treaty Of YER
sailles.
One default in this direction has
led to another, until at last France
feels she has made sacrifice enough
and must choose the means of MAIN
tanning her Independence. She can
not in all fairness be expected to
submit to q program. either at WASH
ington or at Cannes that will leave
having to bow to the will Of Britain
or any other country.
While it is to be regretted that
Frances position has not been bet
ter understood at Washington-it Is
grievous that 1t should have been
bered that France has had matters
Of more immediate vital interest to
deal with at home.
New Plans Substituted.
And here once more We are facing
an announcement Of dangerous i'm
provisations which for two years have
so gravely troubled Europe. 1t is
the first result Of the Lloyd George
BRAND conversations at London.
stead OF trying sincerely to execute
signed and ratified contracts. new
arrangements are substituted, which.
il they satisfy the one. anger the
other. Let me cite a single example:
Germany declares that she Is bank
rupt. The reparations commissions
responds unanimously: You must
pay. Whereupon Lloyd George and
BRAND. instead of studying the right
way to support the commissions de-
cision permit their experts to elabo-
rate. new plan giving Germany
further delays.
Then. to appease the just protests
Of France. they consider a plan pro-
viding that Belgium shall abandon
her priority rights in the next pay
ment by Germany. Belgium natural
'ly is resentful and energetically COM
plains that she is left out when the
allies consider her affairs, SO that
In this Belgium Is absolutely correct.
Italy also protested the Lloyd George
BRAND scheme of settling the affairs
Of Europe all by themselves. and so
the conversations of London were
adjourned for q general rendezvous
the coming week at Cannes.
Belgium Yields First.
But here is the point: Belgium last
May consented to free Germany from
the payment of 12.000.0OG,000 marks.
despite the fact that the reparations
commission unanimously had decided
in April that Germany was able to
pay the sum. Thus Belgium gave
her adhesion to a revision which is
row turned against her. This is q
striking example Of the danger of
abandoning the terrain of law for the
sands of promises.
The same mistake was made at the
Lloyd George-Briand conference. One
hopes it may be corrected at Cannes
In fact, French opinion demands that
Evening star., 1922-01-01
BITTERNESS OF FRENCH
TRACED TO VERSAILLES
Failure Of. Allies to Support Signatures to
Treaty; Says 7ardieu, Led to Strained
Relations With Britain.

it be corrected. For II we wish our
due we must not permit our govern
ment to tighten the demands on Ger
many at the expense Of our ally. Bel
gium. Treaty mutilattons easily De-
come an endless chain.
But imagine all Of the problems
which confront US on this SIDE OF
the water seem very complicated 70
the American people. AS matter OF
fact they are for r. us sd,.,a even But nroe he.
lem clear by showing the essential
steps in 1t. It is a mess, admit.
Integral Reparntions Abandoned.
In January, 1921, at Paris, the allies
renounced all integral reparattons
from Germany, excepting a sum which
represented much less than the actual
damage done by Germany In the war.
In May. at London. the allies aban.
doned the provision for the payment
Of 10000, ,00O, 900 gold marks then due
and sacrificing 10000. 100000 overdue.
This December, at London, the pre-
vious steps taken brought the por-
jected attack on Belgium's priority
The road is straight, you see. But
let me give another example.
In July, 1920, at Spa, the then French
premier, NJ Millerand. contrary to the
treaty, agreed that the German boats
delivered to England should not be
| Soioo0 90 sAAStA - r.
much lower 1920 rate. This under
valuation was one of England's most
important triumphs and resulted, in
August, 1920. in a convention chang
ing the division Of the first billion
cash payment from Germany con-
|vention which gave France absolutely
nothing.
Blamed for Anarchy.
In other words, England having the
boats for almost nothing, thanks to
the feebleness Of the French govern
ment of 1920. fatty declared her turn
and France found herself, as you say.
down and out"
It is always the same thing: The
first capitulation inevitably brings
others. The only way to have pre-
vented all this would have been for
the allies to live up to their sigma
lures.
But the instability Of Lloyd George
on the one hand and the pusillanimity
of the allies on the other has been re-
sponsible for anarchy in Europe.
Everybody in France believes that
the Cannes conference will aggravate
this anarchy. Alas! bitter experience
justifies the apprehensions.
Copyright, 1921
Evening star., 1922-01-01
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, December ST.
The number of coins made at the
Philadelphia mint in 1921 was smaller
than in 1920. but the value was
greater, due to a larger number OF
double eagles being minted than in
the previous year.
The decrease in the coinage OF
pieces was due to a larger number OF
pennies being manufactured in 1920
The total domestic coinage in 1921
was 99.507.09S pieces. as against
466. 6.99S.390 pieces in 1920.
Coinage for foreign countries al
the Philadelphia mint in 1921
amounted to 21.14s.s72 pieces. COM
pared with 57.S17,334 in 1920.
During 1921 domestic coinage in
cluded:
Double eagles, 52s.50o pieces: old
silver dollars. 44,690.000; new peace
dollars. 656,473; Pilgrim half dollars
1OO.O53: Missouri half dollars. 50.O2s;
Alabama half dollars. 7O.044: regular
half dollars, 246,O00; quarters, 1916
Evening star., 1922-01-01
LOADING MERCY SHIP.
Winnebago to Take $50, 900 Bush
els Of Corn to Russia.

BALTIMORE. Md. December 81
Delayed by heavy gales off the Vir-
ginia capes the mercy ship Winnie
bago arrived here today from New
York and Immediately began loading
corn for famine-stricken Russia
She will carry $500 tons, or approxi-
mately 250.OOO bushels Of corn, and is
expected to get away by next Mon
day.
sail of the fleet assigned by the Ship
ping Board for the use Of the Ameri-
can Relief Administration to carry
foodstuffs to the starving districts of
Russia. under an agreement recently
reached between agents Of the soviet
government and the United States
government.
Evening star., 1922-01-01

in the fact that the largest industry
in the United States-slaughtering
and meat packirg-appaEentl has
finished the year 1921 with a normal
annual production and that this pro-
duct,on has not been crammed into
warehouses. but he's passed freely into
consumption" he said.
After pointing out the Importance
of the foreign situation. the state
ment declares that this will be large
ly affected by such basic problems
as the reasonable adjustment of the
German reparation; adjustment Of
national debts over a period of time !:
cessation in central Europe of print
Evening star., 1922-01-01
u. S. MAKES FEWER COINS IN 1921;
DOUBLE EAGLES INCREASE VALUE

900: dimes. 1,2so.0eo; nickels. 1866
600; pennies, 39.157,000.
Foreign coinage included: Costa
Rica two colonies, 5000 pieces.
Cuba. forty centavos, 415,352: twen-
ty centavos, l,175.000.
Colombia, fifty centavos, 100000.
Venezuela, five bolivars, 100000:
half bolivars. 100000; Ave centimes,
100000.
Peru. twenty centavos. s.5se,oOo;
ten centavos. $4,000.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
RUM BOAT BRINGS s6,75O.

NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Decembc r
31.-The rum-running schooner Ro-
nance, recently Intercepted with q
cargo Of liquor, was sold here toda y
to settle civil claims. Morris NJ. So
derholm bought her In for s6,759. The
schooner was owned by the Ilurvitz
Trading Company.
Evening star., 1922-01-01

ing of paper money which has not-
sufficiently substantial backing: and
the adjustment Of foreign exchange.
contingent, to a large extent, on tho
foregoing factors.
Evening star., 1922-01-01

Clean your liver and bowels!
Enjoy the incest, gentlest bowel
cleansing you ever experienced BY
taking one or two candy-like
Cascarets tonight. They physic
your bowels fully. All the consti-
pated waste and sour bile will move
out of the bowels without gripping
Evening star., 1922-01-01
When Constipated, Bilious, Headachy
"CaSCaretS" "-l0C

or stirring You up. There viii .
no bowel poison to cause colds, sick
headache, dizziness, biliousness or
sour stomach when you wake up in
the morning. More people take Cas-
care4s for the liver and bowels than
all other laxative-cathartics com
bined. l0-cent boxes.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
CUT TAX ON GASOLINE.
Louisiana Experts to Raise Millior
a Year for Road Construction.

BATON ROUGE. La. December 81
Louisiana begins the collection of
cent q gallon tax IN gasoline, which
Is expected to yielu q million dollars
annually for road construction.
The tax will be collected from the
manufacturer or wholesaler.
Evening star., 1922-01-01
PACKERS OUTLOOK GOOD.
President Wilson Says They End
1921 Normally.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 31.-The out
look is bright in the packing indus
try. and. inferentially. In American
business generally. Thomas E. VIII
son, president of the Institute Of
American Meat Packers, said in a
statement today.
"All business may find a good omen