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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
ATLANTA RESERVE BANK
DISCLAIMS PROPAGANDA

WASHINGTON, June ia dis
claimer of any political motive in cir
culating the speech by Senator Glass
defending the federal reserve sys-
TEN, was made today by the Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank in replying to
resolution introduced by Senator
Hefiin.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
Cardinal Logue Held
Up By Obstetrics.

BELFAST, June 17.-(By Asso-
eiated Press cardinal Logue, Ro-
man Catholic primate of Ireland, and
his coadiutor, Archbishop 0'Connell,
were again held up last night by the
Ulster constabulary. They were
forced to aligllt and their car was
searched, after which they were al
lowed to proceed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
FIXED POLICY TOWARD
MUSCLE SHOALS URGED

WASHINGTON, June 17.-Sena-
tor Underwood urged the determina-
tion of a fixed policy for the devel-
opment by the government of Muscle
Shoals before congress adjourned, in
an address before the senate today.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
HAROLD F. MCCORMICK
BETTER AFTER OPERATION

CHICAGO, June 17.-Harold F.
Mccormick, former head of the In
ternational Harvester company, is re-
ported to be getting along very nice
" at the hospital today after minor
operation on Thursday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
HOUSE LEADERS
CALL IN HARDING
Prospect Now Is That Liquor Is
sue WIZ Be Injected Into Ship
Subsidy Bills Consideration

WASHINGTON, June 17.-With
the ship liquor issue injected into the
prospective fight on the bill, Rcpubli-
can house leaders today prepared to
confer again with President Harding
on the question of taking up the ship
subsidy bill before adjournment.
Representative Bankhead said he
would offer his amendment on the
floor, denying government aid to
ships on which liquor is sold, and de-
rand a vote thereon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
5 DEAD, DAYS TOTAL
IRISH WAR CASUALTIES

BELFAST, June 17.-(By Asso-
ciated Press -Four men and one
woman were shot dead and two men
wounded today in the vicinity of Bess
Brook, know mas County Armagh's
model village. The house of three
lovalists were burned.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
SUN YAT SEN IN FLIGHT,
BODYGUARD STILL FIGHTS

PEKING, June 10y Associat-
ed Press.) While the troops of Gen
eral Chen Chung had captured Can
ton, capital of the South China Re
public today, the bodyguard of Pres
ident Sun Vat Sen still fought from
the presidential palace, according to
Canton dispatch. President Sen is
supposed to have escaped Oh a gun
boat.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
BODIES OF TWO DROWNED MEN RECOVERED
LESLIE DEFEATS THALEAN
AND PLEASANT GROVE

LESLIE, June 1.-Two games Of
baseball played with Thalean and
Pleasant Grove who recuperated
their team with some Americus boys.
Main features were the hitting of
F. h. Hines who secured hits out
of 8 times at bat, and Bass who Sc
cured hits out of 8 times at bat,
and Bolton who secured hits out of
s times at bat.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Leslie ..-.....--.-....213 33x-12 II 2
Thalean ,...--.... 0O3 00O- ; 8 s
Second game:
Leslie ----...-.-....-.371 230--16 16 d
Pleasant Grove --O02 OIL 5 8 8
Leslie plays the fast Warwick team
on the Leslie diamond Thursday,
June %.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1922-06-17
WEATHER FORECAST

For Georgia - Generally fair to-
night and Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Freight Ships Due
Duo 'Cn-da

sonss'sd. Shields. Dec See ss. Agency
Bradford City. Hamburg. Jan 3.
Nylsnd Shields. Jan 2. Furness Withvx -
OHIO, Rio de Janeiro, Dec 81
'ntcrnational Frelshting Corp
Katrina Lsckenbach. Los Angeles, Jan !,
East SIDE. Rotterdam. Dec 81 0'''
we,terook Hamburg Jan s.''rss :. Kerr s''co Co
" "eS' NNus. Hamburg Jan 8.
Erholn1. Aranzanillo. Jan Ward iIne
Montauk, London, Jan 7....Al Trans Line
cry OF Newcastle Msnehsstes 1s,,a's Jsn ,:s,
w-sterdyk, Rotterdam. Jan il.
Boston CIV pr,.,o, Hollsnd America Lirs
Jacques Cartier. Flushing, ian &
wheeling Mold. HUI. Jan 4. ~''' '''''
Arson. Rotterdam. Ian I. Rob.rt Hasu.
Archimedes. Manchester .1au T.
international Mercantile Marine
Clan Mcbride. Algier.. Ian !. Barber Lines
OrcEoniSn. Hamburg Jan l.
United American Lines
Due Tomorrow
Fort Lyttelton. London. Jan TO-
Nevisan. Liverpool. Jan II.
International Mercantile Marine
hicha-l. Para. Jan 9......... Booth S Co
Due Wednesday
Alloway Rotterdam. Jan ~
Grace Doiisr. Gibraltar. Jan IL
Dollar s 5 Limo
Brs avon. Tyne. Jan III Navisat Co
Cslsforu'c. bordeaux, Jan 10. French rirc
Noeces. Galveston, Jan 1e Mallory Line
Due Thursday
ano Niilsoc. Seville, Jan Q Ybsrra Limo
hl Laso New Orleans. Jan 10. SO Pac Co
Due Friday
Eastern King, Tenit, Jan 10,
Moore g. Mccormick
Tayo kisen HaishA
J Luckenbach. Los Angeles Jan 10
Luchenbach S Co
FL occiden'c, Galveston. Jon 90
Southern Pacific Co
Due Saturday
Hada waska. ASiers. Jan IL
Houlder. Weir & Boyd
Montana. London. Jan a.
Atlantic Transport Limo
Otaki. Cardiff. Ian "a. Norton. LILY & Go
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Buyers Arrived
Continued from preceding pace


coats suits, dresses chiIdrcn's wear; Hart
''' wAsniScTo>. u. G.
H. Abralnson Co.; H. Abramson. drcsses
WATEKTOWN. :. u.
The schailer Co.. ". i. Naylor. ready
70 wear; J: u: Lynch. piece goods Arthur
WANAHAtu,E. TEN.
Nheeves hros. & Co., F. c. Rogers floor
coverings Imperjsl:
NAt sSESEYA. WIS.
Enterprise Merchandise co.: Miss 1.
James. dresses. Pennsylvania
WICHITA. KAN.
Johnson l.arilner =. G. Co. j. II.
Osbotne, hosiery. notions. s. leonard ST
N"wt Edwards CO.: +; pursee, iatiies'
ready to wear; llS2 Bway
WICHITA, KA>S
:, nnhon-' ''initeI D. 6. Co. &. :. odor. in
tanis' wear. "oncns ready 20 wear; care
EN- q HARTMAN. l2o W. 3oth St.
+, rarIslan; 1s Miss Jane Slater. representing
WAusHv. WIS.
NJ NJ. Secor; NJ. NJ. Sccor. house Furnish
'ngs, ready to "ear, l7o 9Th az
WICHITA FALLS, TEN.
'arlS,am; MISS ~ South, ladies ready TO
WILKES BARRE. r>.
S'um Bros; Il. Blun, REPRESENTING; so3
y. \. Mscwilliams: a: y. c. Frey: ladies ready to
WILMINGTON. \. c.
GOODMAN Bros; :. Goodman. vo,,o,,s
ready TO wear: L. A. undorwood, g:''pr1 reprcS
WORCESTER. MASS.
louise SHOP: Miss MOURN. ready to
wear Hart & rIamaean, 25s 5lh av
inss; 2s T. 2sth ST.. care Knot, ''oor cover
PORTLAND. ORE.
'arnlIle Calhoun johnson CO.. G, Nillcr
Init ', goods, hosiery. knit undcrwear, ;''Ii =.
Livingston, rep; B Leonard 81
PROVIDENCE
n" Hnepard 1o ". r. Briggs mems
ROCHESTER,
-. sih'ey, ,a, Lindsay s kerr John nngler
,, KoCNFoKn. III. "''
chidrens s"G ufants 'sS "'"a" "ra MlNGT sa 1,h
saxs~roN. Is. ',H''
t'romberg Silk Co; G. j. I1ro,nberc s,ll.,
Satlns, NclNcts; Msrtiniquo.
~ LOUIS
,,,,'..,.. E'iee-s'iT D. G. CO.: { w. Weber. un.
rEKKE HArTE, IND.
b,, ~ s.,cre merz' MS NJ $. Leland corset =
Wear; lls W. SOD ST.. care AIfrnn ,,an,, unuer-
are1sas Ia sale lie, & koch CO.; Il. +. ruliy.
Association. N'"'' "VSvatch
TOWANDA. IA.
c.n', '.oe"us; -. inewus, general mdsc
iahcy goods; Martinique.
TROY. \. v.
-, herty Specially shop: b. Doushertv
ready to wear; 10 9TH ay ''~' >
WACO. TEN
noldsteln, Nigel Co, r. IT. Mcycirh
laces. eEbroideries trimmings e. ~ 80 : IT.
oraids, gloves. leather goods. iew.,rv. ~ y
1t" av' care Nirby, Blocl, &. Fisher.
WASHINGTON
Iansbnrgh Bros. Miss NJ. r. Tro,,or
rep; Ia W. Soth st., care WE'LL x lIart
man. ~ 'es'
YAKIMA. WASH.
Barnes Woodin CO.; c. u. Wood;,
merchandise manager: ready to wa,,r
u nunuerwear, lingerie. womeus hosiery: {
W. S2d ST.. care Meyer
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
of 8 or
1919 Expected
On Ship pProfits
Shipping Board PIa" May
Provide for Division Of
Excess Earnings Between
Treasury and Ship Owners
Similar to Railroad Law
Steamship Companies Fear
Effect of Restriction
on Expansion Of Industry

Tentative plans Of the shipping
Board for it's report to President IIar
ding include the suggestion that profits
to be derived by steamship lines under
subsidy cgis lation shall be limited to
3 or 10 per cent, with a division Of the
the companies and the government, ac
cording to information obtained ycstcr
day.
Chairman Lasker's plan is said to be
similar in many respects to the law
applying to the railroads, with change,
to meet different conditions.
With regard TO the rail lines, the
tr. deportation act authorizes the Inter
st Commerce Commission to grant
rates intended to give the carriers
about per cent on their capital III
vcstmcnt. The government has no cor
troll over ocean shipping rates, which
arc fixed by competition OF all mari
time nations, but the subsidy plan BOW
under development in Washington con
templates assistance to American YES
sells to cnablc them to operate at a
profit. Ia order to prevent "profitecr
ing" the Shipping Board has an idea
thaC the earnings snail be restricted
definitely.
Tho report which the board will send
to the Prcsdcn this week is expected
to conform in large extent TO the rec
concentrations made by the various
committces, including the merchant
marine joint committee composed
of owners. builders and OPERATORS
This Will include remuneration of ap-
proXimately $3d.0oO,000 With respect
70 the most important feature, that Of
applying the subsidy and limiting
profits, the board is disposed to form
its own plan. The private owners have
suggested the payment of about s.
gross ton in foreign trade, which would
affect about 100000 tons of shipping.
The board is inclined to favor a Hex-
iblc method based upon miles Travelled
in foreign trade, plus extra compcnsa-
ton for speed and a differcntial to
meet the needs Of the various trade
routes.
Steamship owners fear that restric-
ton of profits will defeat some Of the
purposes OF the proposed subsidy.
though they do not oppose reason
able limit
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
American Ports

BALTIMORE. Ian .2-Arrlved ] ii
Gune!' GnfF' rort Arthur; American Star. New
Vile, Hastings County 'Nor> Plymouth Via
- Johns Georseanna Weems. harleston.
Georgeto"n and Miami. Sailed Cha rles
orr Mano hester VIA NorfoIE; s,on"wall.
nons ant inople; West Cbatals. Falmouth {;
stephen L Jones. New port News; Ncw Eng
CHARLESTON s G. Jan O. Arrivsa:
llascuda Mexico, Con'anche. New York
hoe; Jactsonvillc land proceeded TO New
York;; Masnleric, Tampa. sch . Mitchell,
NoE York
CRlsTORA1. Jan 4l-Arrivcd: 1o~an.
c1rela, san Francisco ana sailed Cor New
York Sailed Dolco. from New York via
New Orleans for Seattle
IA ACKSONN1LLT, Fla. Jan 22-Arrived
Charles II Cramp, Los Angeles; Cape
Henry. Baltimore Sailed: Lenape. New
Yorh; ESSEX, Philadelphia Via Savannah
In, en- route from Barbados 10 Portland.
il anchored is miles northeast Of St
'0Ne %onroiK Tsr awai1'"s 1aa laworass s wnds
tBr). Sabine. Baltic ODsrz). New York:
Bei windvale lBrD. New York; Australia
,,br), ltTerpool; Port Nicholson (Br) New
lRr). Cienfuescs; Now York New, yo-,,
NNsnnachar 'Brl, Port Arthur; Tiara (BrD.
I@r 1obn YORK; john BIuner ..Nor(. st
MfN'ns N.v York. Cothia tSved) 81
,'ohn. n Monviso N,alp. New Orleans;
t,fasTls t,esHa.. 'S%ed} Calharien Sailed: Nc
'iuayaSal. Cuba; Boutry (Br), West At
=, .,eslliI;a rIiaApEl ,;, Jan r. Arrived
fI1k; liInou Port Antonio: Cheyenne
W., fhaNes shaven; Lombardia eSr,.
Horro t|s'ie; MARYLAND OBJ I.ondon via
Eosion Sailed: r G. Donncil. Chorrcra.
MoNico; kentuc';lan. san Pedro. ctr.
Artisas New York; Chortav. New Orleans:
iEo-slum pau>. Havana; u ONeN'
'aV1hus 't'>. ----; Indian Prince tBrl
scb lsosew~y Nlnsston sN -" Par -ps,1es ,Ss1
.F'' Crcenoc<; Calndeu. ATeslcan ''or,s ,1ts u
-Nrysn, norlh Of Haiteres 'V' 20
or, rV' 'NM d. Nc lan Sailed: osracs
N9lrinla; Eyia.l l. Norfolk
,fa ,D't' n1t. rNpS' an 9g-A-rivcd: British
nas n.Ars''". or, I9ied Kinsdons cope.
r.. Tampico. Higo. New Yo~ls: lloIns,n.
(SHed>. Norfolk La racom. GcI..niaa sior',,as q
Slsvangern (Nor>. Progreso: Westnrn u,'r
Bocss dsl 2S'Tnnsh Tnr. sailed Abansarez.
Russia: Durango. Pensscola. III ~
Ncw I,1 YORK Excelsior. Havana FIords
~, n'cp nopennssen' .,reeport Sulphur No.
nueras iHond>. Blueheld; Newona o.
lrnpico Salvation Lass. Barcelona: sara
-. r%.I", for' 3srrios; Sosua tNor. Por,
1,sbans 1,sfrsDs = pruSillo Tampa William, II
PpkTLAND. ore. Jan 92-Arriyodp po'tsi ~
Ser ~ l.uchenbach. New York. SaiinG
1,a Est lsleta Phiiadelphia via Puget sound ::
city. United Kingdom. 'oosa
:, PORT TAMPA, Jan e3-Arrived. Cuha
llanana lsnd returned). Sailed: Sch Harw
SAN FRANCISCO. Law %
Wiism Eoa,; F. Hsrrin. Ho3olulu TjleSost
lcnelu'u via San Pedro, West Notus. Mon,
- .oe0 wa PORTLAND and Seattle; Kenna-
Go'f; 1f Poruand. Ore; American New Yor,.
l1SS,fa' cochra' Portland. Ore. ED Meriden
"a. a.'co. 40 @otorship Callabra. Grays Harbor
=. SAVANNAlI. Jan 2e-Arrtved: Naes.o
Marn dam Norfolk; Certo (Nor, Cnss sao
ny OF atlanta. New York. sailed+ Poll
Nah', IAMFA jan s2-sailed: Ocnulr..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Camp Fire Girls Seek
100000 Membership
Conference of Executives Opens
Campaign To-day; Only 1t
on Rolls Ten Years AGO

Mrs. Oliver Hartman, national
president OF the Camp Fire Girls, an
nounced yesterday that the orsanza-
ton is about to launch a campaign for
doubling its membership. The second
annual conference Of executives of the
Camp Fire Girls will be called to order
this afternoon at the Headquarters Of
the Russell Sage Foundation at 1870
East Twenty second Street
During the morning delegates will
register and committees will meet and
outline their work in connection with
the conference at the Camp Fire Girls
headquarters, 81 East Seventeenth
Street.
Mrs. Hartman said yesterday: I'VE
expect to start campaign through
our executives for the doubling Of our
membership. and we hope and believe
that at the next annual conference the
executives will represent 100000 Camp
Fire Girls. Ten years ago the organ-
zation vas formed with membership
of fourteen"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
King Constantine Godfather to
MIR. and Mrs. Hibben's Daughter.

The thirtecnweeks-o daughter Of
Mir. and Mrs. Paxton Hibben was chris
tened Jean Constantine yesterday in
the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION with
Bishop Germanos Trojanos, of Sparta,
in his robes of Office as exarch OF the
Greek Church, representing King Con-
stantine as sponsor.
The child's father formerly cap
tain in the cApcditionary forces and
more recently a representative Of the
Near last Relief in trans Caucasian
Russia. has been friend OF Constan
tine for several years and is author of
book called "Constantine and tho
Greek People" Jean Constantine re-
ceeived from her godfather a gold cross
inscribed Jean Constantine Hibben
from her godfather. Constantine r.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Arrived Yesterday

Harrison smith. 1.ohos Tan ~ TO
kinsvllle
Cayo Msn'b'. Foncc Jan l2. Mayasuez
nnd AEuadiiia - and san Joan ~. to tho
r.1h,io r,.1 fpr't GO with pass and mdse
Mundslo. Nuevitas Jan - and Ma,anzas
~ ~; 70 the Munson CO with sugar. off
CorneIla. Msyssuoz Jan 49, Guayaniila
snd Ponce is: to the Bun Insulsr Line
WIN rndse; Of Liherir
monterey, Tsmpico Ian Vera Cru u
iheN .eso -; ah haFsns sIu., u and Nassau IS to
DunSencss oBr>. Calcutta %ov 1s Ro,,-
% ney oec . Port Ssia - and crsn Jan /;
10 'he Kerr s co With ind4r
I'M perator (Nori Curacao Dec
Ia Cuayra and Puerto Cabello -. Trinidad
and Carupano 81 Marscaiho Jan Sanchex
Is and Porto Plata 10. to tho Csrihheam
BLlyn 'o'es'
Lake Fife Man4ariilo Jan and srs,an-
sss l.. TO The & Cuba Mail 5 : &C
With indse. Pier u. Bkl,n
ION n,ewiine Ntl; psrainaribo Ian L.
,psT1erara 'sT;ss,r. g T1inidst ?; carnpsuo 10
.nd Por, au Prince II 10 Punch. rdvo &
- with pass. mails and lalse. Fier
Bush Docks. Pklyn
1eghorn r. Narles %. Mcssins 60 and
Palermo 81 TO tho Three Star Line with
n'dse: Pier 4, Eric BASIN BAlyn.
Winona Constantinoplo Dec "A SMYRNA
~ s~ionioa 81. Cararra - and Kslalnata
;, TO the Export : : Co with nsdso. off
Lake r:orayis'a Santiago Jan Is to the
is Bklyn.
Mtrahores eRr> Santiago Jan II: to ~,
t'.sntio Fruit Co With sugar. Oft Liberty.
fo-t Gaines tNor'. Caib-ricn Jan ~ 70
OF Iiherty.
M~raysl tRr). Trinidad TO l-urnosz
Wt,hy 6: Go; ric- u H'islyn
.h."'ick ,Rr) Mstan2ss. 20 Turucss.
Witty s. Co; in elua~aniiuc
oe.ag .ny % S%N"snsh Se s'"e EYE, S~'aunsh. TO
Refining Go. Bsvonnf y r
CITY OF Winchester 'Br>. Shields -
1orton L'ily 90; Pier 3. American
Docks. Stapletor, : I
nohswk tAml. JacksonviNe TO Clyde 5
Cartona otm>, Pensacola t. \. BroN-
gan; on RED Hook Flats
John r Gibbons CAra>. 20 ( u MALLORY.
( Co. of Red Hook Flats
honolulu Msru Jsp>. returned hence.
Earoer Co. off Tcmpkinsyille
}arnnton tAm). Norfolk TO Ola Do
r'in.on Trans Co; Pier rs. y Il
iPhiladelphs La Guayra and San Juan
Mckcesport. Norfolh.
Arbolm (Nor). Manzan.llo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
srans-Pacifc Mails

rrsoqs. s ey sI 2s ros'otfige TSr s'af5s g's,i6a
Nov lcr'- "' os r IN. a. follows:
Tahi'i Nae0uNsss Cook Islands >cv
7oaisnd :-lj srAci>,.iy a,l,ircsssd NAH for
NNsi ''ila. Via Tsn francisco. also parcel
i'vS' = siis fer Society Islands, Cock
1Sia"as and New Zealand. 5 : Mariana
l'swaii: N~ san Francisco $ Manoa.
rhnippine islands,; also specially ad-
S.beria FRENCH Jndo-Chna and Nethers
"s faSl lnoIHs. Via Vancouver and
T'c'orsa c. Empress of Asia.
Jspan cores. China siberia rr,nch lndo-
nina Netherlands East Indies except
Seattle: also parcel posi mails Tor isnan
'9rea' nina. siam ami French Indo-
,,a,... n,rr, SnNer STATE, Jan 80
parcel post mails for samoan Islands ana
Australia. ; sonona. Feb , ''''N'
'Ordinary cunregisteredD letters MAILED
W to IN tho next day win. provided
Tes TnsTs IS no deis' in the overland transit,
the steamer mentioned.
IA classes Of mail including domestic
nsrrei I,s.rs' post, so1t 10 Hawai-. Guam and
sRegistercd articles may be mailed M
T. j IN at the General rosto.ice hu.
must b. mailed not later than p mat the
ny fd'4 ~idtlOn- or iualts Che1uieu
20 close on sunday. registered articles
rsust ne nailed not later than 10 p III on
Saturday night.
NoTE.-rnless otherwise addressed. mail
'or AUS rata (Which includes mail, regu-
la and psrcei post for State of Ne..
Australia. Bismarck Archipelago Gilbert
srd Elice Islands. Nauru Island and
solomon isaodS) 's forwarded Viz tnc
Pacific route except that parcel post is
not sent by steamers sailing from Van.
rouIer Man for Ehamo and Tengyueh
In the Chinese Province Of Iuunan is for
va rdeo Via British India--ihc qu.cl.es,
route Mail for Siberia IS forwarded via
.he Pacific route: Mail for Philippine
Islands Is dispa tched by the best opro--
unry from Pacific Coast. except thst
specially addressed articles prepaid At tno
Postal CAon rate are forwarded - I'D
dressed
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Grew Saved as
Ship Sinks in
Atlantic Storm
Rescue Comes Just Before
Norwegian Freighter Mod,
With Lifeboats Smashed.
Goes Down in Mid.Occan
Found by British Vessel
Ship Sailed From Here Fri.
day, Jan. 13, on Maiden
Voyage to Christiania

The Norwegian frcighter Mod, which
cs.led urgently for help on Saturday
N rnid-Atlantic. about 200 miles cast
OF Nova Scotia, h0 feeble wireless
being unable to reach the land stations.
sank yesterday a. $3.50 %. m. Greenwich
n can time. Her liteboats we're smashed
to fragments and carried away from
their davts by a hurricane that hit
her on Wednesday, thereby eliminating
sN means Of escape for the crew
An hour before she went under the
Eritish frcighter Melmore Head, which
fad picked up the Mods call for help,
found her and put over lifchoats that
70 believed 20 have taken of the en-
brief radio message broadcast lsss
night saying that the Mod had sunk
7nd that she had taken the crew
aboard. The master Of the Melmorc
Head old not specify the number OF
survivors he had picked up and It IS
assumed that all men from the lost
~cssel have been accounted for
Had it not been for the timely A.
lival Of the Melmore Head the crew
gone down with their ship. InproTised
ats may have been fashioned aooard
~ substitutes for the lost lifebosts
but shippers IN port here who en-
countered the hurricane weather thst
'oundered the Mod ssid yesterday that
20 raft could stay intact in the seas
hat were running on the Atlantic.
Late advees indicate that the rough
Weather which sank tho Mod had mod
Grated only slightly.
The Mod gave her position as lat'-
tude 46.l5 North: longitude 41.l0 West.
about 1900 miles east OF Nova Scotia.
The eastbound liner George Washing
ton. which caught this message. started
sor tho position at full speed, but she
reported yesterday that on getting
there she found no trace OF the sink
ing vessel. Captain Cunningham ad
Used the shore stations that he was
calling The Mod for a new position
but got no answer. He cruiscd about
N the vicinity running TO the south
es.t in the belief that the northwest
gale blowing at the time had carried
the Mod before it, When the mos
sage came through yesterday from tho
Washington that no trace of the Mod
could be found in the position given
by her IN her message of Saturday, it
vas believed ashore that she had prob
ably sunk before help arrived.
The position given hy the Mcimore
Head yesterday when she reported hav-
Ing encountered tho Mod showed that
the latter bad drftod sixty miles from
the position in which the Washington
sought her.
The Mod sailed from here for Chris
tiana on Friday. January 10. homcward
bound on her maiden voyage
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

nsss, Witty with mails: dock forenoon at
Pier -. Bklyn (Arnity ST..
to rpus why Slh Nth s. aoc 5sn
noon At Pier ss, " r west t5th st,.
Poncs, san Juan Jan IS; to n and
q m at Pier IS, Bkiyn (Atlantic Pasin).
Santa Ana Valparaiso Jan via Cristo-
bal; to w Grace with mails: IL ex-
(Atlartic Basin).
Acropolis Gibraltar Jan 5; to American n
BLACK Sea Line with mails: dock m at
Pier -. Atlantic Basin. Rklyn.
Duo To-morrcw
Ia Lorraine Fry. Havre Jan "a, to
French Line with malls. dock m at Pier
81. y Il (west 18th eD.
Alfonso Mi tsp>. Havana Jan 90 to
at Pier s. j. r tCuyier's Allcy).
Siboney. Havana Jan 20. to & Cuba
Mall Limo with naiis, will dock III at
Pier Is. Bklyn (Grace at.
Canada ,l'r>. Marscilles Jan u: TO
Fahre Limo With mails, Is expected to docN
At slst 81 (BNyn).
Line; Is expected TO dock a N at Pier So.
y r tCharlton sD.
Assyria tRr); ciasxow Jau u, TO Cunard
at Pier IS. (W~st i4th ST..
Mount Carrot. Hamburg Ian 10; to
United American Lines with mails; dock
at Pier SIS, Y (Wcst 4sth -tl.
Aeolus. Buenos Ayrcs Jan 10 Munson
Lines: T., expected TO cock at Pier ,.
Hobokeu.
Due Wednesday
Stockholm lSw). Gothcnburg Ian II. 10
Swedish American Line with mails. Will
dock about at Fer ~, \ Il (West
57th 80
Be-gensgord (Nor). Bergen Jan IL to
Norwegian American Line with mails; will
dock about m AT ?oth ST. Rklyn
Munansr. Antilia Jan ri: to Munson
Lines with mails; Is se,peoted 20 dock a II,
at Per Q. f (Oid Slip>.
Ienape. Jacksonville Jan 90; to Clyde
Line: will dock IL at Pier Ss n II
(Charlton st).
Due Thursda.
Nes,eL Port. Agency
T'vives. Kingston. Jan 81. United Fruit Co
For. Victoria. Bermuda. Jan "a:
Furness- Withy
A-asuaya. Bermuda, Jan "a. Royal Mall
Due Friday
Ar--''ca, Rreucn. Jan i7........U s Lines
NsuoycA. Liverpool, Jan I..Lanlport & Holt
Duo Sundny
iaplsuc Antwerp. Jan 10 Red Star Line
Hanss Hamburg. Jan 90. Unit Amer Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23
Denies Harbor Strikers Claim,

Denial Of a statement attrihuted -
Captain William A. Maher. leader of
the harbor boatmen's strike, that 500
strikers have returned to work undcr
the old wage scale was made Yesterday
by Frederick A. Russell, president Of
the New York Towboat Exchange. He
said that all the strikers taken back
had resumed work under the new scale
which reduced wages $40 month. MIR.
Russell added that eve have ten men
for every job"
New-York tribune., 1922-01-23

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