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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
PLAN EXPERT
GIVEN VIEWS
AS TO CIRCLE
Kessler Hears Both Sides in
Controversy Regarding
Building Heights.

George E. Kessler. city plan expert
from st. Louis. conferred today with
leaders Of the two factions in the con
troversy over how high buildings shall
be permitted in Monument Place. He
will get the ideas Of both the property
owners and the monument board Of con
troll and leave the city late this gfter
noon.
The city plan commission held spe-
cal meeting with Mr.. Kessler yesterday
and laid the problem before him. Tn.
board Of control members say they are
willing to permit Buildings to 20 "
TO 1Of feet. under certain conditions
Otherwise. they wish the limit at the
present eight-six foot mark. They fear
the monument would be dwsrfed by high
buildings.
On the other hand, property owners
wish the limit raised to 124 feet, assert
tive any less viii mean new buildings
can not he erected economically and the
Circles beauty will be destroyed by the
dilapidated condition Of the property in
it.
Mr.. Kessler said It may take six months
to arrive at the property solution OF the
difficulty. and there Is merit IN the con-
teutions Of both sides. The question Is
what is the extreme height that the
Monument viii stand, he said
Because II is away from street car
traffic the expert believed the Circle
IN a few years will be an exclusive retail
district. featuring small shops. He
thought this ought to be encouraged. he
said. To restrict building heights too
much would be to discourage It, he said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Births

Wilbur. and Martha Williams, 1917
EdCemont boy.
William aad Mary Hurrle, S21 North
WalcOtt, boy.
Julius and Clara Knorp, 2SS North Key
stone boy.
William and Minnie Noffke, 11O7 Oak
land, girl
John and Selma Hider. $50 Agnes,
girl.
Bayett and Cora Hassabee, 2S01 Fair
view, boy.
pital, boy.
Ebert and Pearl Elder, 1887 Deloss,
boy.
James and Stella Schmink. 1915 HoI-
iOway, boy.
Carl and Ursula Miller, 1876 Lock
wood, boy.
Michael and Mary Naughton. SO4 North
Eastern. girl.
Robert and Carrie Hughes, 2O53 Shel.
don, boy.
Ernest and Ruth Huffman, CAS- CHI
CH19rd and Giffie Pitman, 1921 Kappes.
boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
RepGrGtiOn Demand
Simply TerrOrizes
Official Germany

BERLIN, March 22.-The note Of the
allied reparations commission detailing
payments which viii be required Of Ger
many this year, was received here today.
1t created CONSERVATION in government
and financial circles.
A fresh crisis for the Wirth govern
ment is predicteds
The payments required by the allies
will necessitate an additional issue of
40. 600 OOO,0 900 paper marks and additional
taxation, it was said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
MnrriQOe Licenses

Harry r. Fritter. Rushville, Ind. %
Laurene Martin, 500 E. New York ST. 10
Curtiss \. Harding. 1870 Yandes St. %
Nancy Beckett, 500 Blake st...... 2S
Tjebbo Kuipers, 121 E. Michigan ST.. As
Mary Rice, IS y. Senate aV.......... 62
John Lundis, Dryden. y. Y...... 81
Lillian Gone, 1850 Park av....... IS
Edward Gustin, 219 Hudson st....... "a
gilIie Danbacker, $50 W. Ohio ST.. 4J
Norris Dalitz, ClaypoOI Hotel. ... %
Edna Heating, Meridian Apartments. q
Charles B. Mason, 515 W. Thirteenth "a
MOzelI c. Bell, 2351 Sheldon st.... "a
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
FINNIGIN II

KALAMAZOO, Mich, March 22.-
The case of John Duval Dodge,
charged win driving an automobile
while Intoxicated, was placed in the
hands of the jury today.
Verdict of guilty would carry a
sentence of ninety days and fine of
500.
In case the son Of the Detroit
millionaire is acquitted, he will be
arraigned Immediately on charge Of
possessing, transporting and furnish
ing liquor"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Brown Addresses
Real Estate Board

Members of the Indianapolis Real Es-
tate Board were addressed today by Hill
ton L. Brown at their weekly luncheon,
held at the Chamber Of Commerce His
subject was PAY Dirt" A dance will
be given Saturday night at the Hoosier
Athletic Club in honor Of the realtors.
J. Edward Robinson, chairman of the
Entertainment committee announced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Wealthy StOckman
Dies at Terre Haute

TERRE HACTE. Ind, %farch %
Warren 7. Ijams. az, millionaire stock
man. died here today. He was born In
Marietta, Ohio. He was president OF
the National Driving Association for
thirty years and organized the Belt Rail
road.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
WISCONSIN
GOVERNOR
HITS TAX ACT
Says State Defrauded
by IncOpo Legis-
latiOn.
DEMANDS REPEAL
Executive Addresses
Assembly in Spe-
cial Session.

MADISON, Wis, March 22.-Ad.
dressing the Wisconsin Legislature
in special session today. Governor
John J. Blaine declared that the
single state issue is:
shall we make taxation public and
honest or shall we establish an ex-
travagant espionage system through
inspectors and auditors?"
The Legislature was summoned in spe-
cisl session at 10 o'clock and Governor
Blaine presented his message of 6,OOO
words in Joint meeting of both houses
in the assembly Chamber.
DEMANDS
UPON LEGISLA TCRE.
Gov. Blaine urged the legislators to:
1. Repeal the secrecy clause Of the
State income tax law.
, Permit examination Of returns
OF corporation incomes for six years
back.
8. Permit examination Of Individual
income tax returns for six years back.
1. See that tax returns based on
fraud are examined for a definite
period back
o SANCTION an appropriation TO the
State tax commission to restore S40,-
Geo to the soldiers fund borrowed in
making a preliminary audit to ascer-
tain il frauds had been committed in
tax returns.
In advocating the repeal o. the secrecy
clause OF the State income tsx law, the
Governor declared that through this
clause the State is defrauded out Of mil
lions OF dollars
ASKS EXTENSION OF
AUDIT To SIX YEARS.
He asked that the limitation of three
years, when income tax returns might be
audited, be extended to six years. He
said he desired an opportunity 10 audit
returns for the years 1916. 1917 and 1915
which cannot be done without Legislative
approval.
The secrecy clause in the income tax
law protects the dishonest and the erini-
nal tax dOdger." the Governor said. "Out
Of 1880 corporations in Wisconsin there
are 5000 which are believed to have filed
fraudulent tax returns"
Tax auditors and inspectors are ex-
pensive, Governor Blaine said. The State
already is compelled 10 hire too many
impostOrs to look after Iawbreakers," be
said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
rERRE HAUrE GIRL TAKES POISON.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 22.-
Myrtle Eorkner took a large quantity Of
poison today after police said. she had
quarreled with her mother. She will re-
cover, doctors said.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22
Headaches from Slight Colds

Laxative BROSIO 'QUININE. TABLETS re-
lieve the Headache by curing the Cold. A
tonic laxative and germ destroyer. The
renuins bears the signature of F. W.
C~-'5-"- 70 sure YOU get BRONCO. 30c
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

"They have Leen selling these chances
on an automobile and I told them the
BETTER Business Bureau could not approve
Of this. I called Prosecutor Evans atten-
ton 10 it and I understand Mr.. Miller
promised to stop the SALE
Following their arrest. both Miller and
Campbell made long statements, telling
Of the alleged political situation that re-
suited in the afidavits being filed. Mil
Ter pointed out "two churches. a lodge
and the American Legion were holding
automobile raffles" He said: THE Ma
tional Disabled Soldiers League has pro-
vided meals for q 900 men free since
Jan. II, and an average of 200 beds at
the headquarters, 16 East Michigan street,
are filled each night. The National Dis
abled Soldiers League includes the
American Legion, World War Veterans,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Spanish
American War Veterans, women Of the
3Sth Division Auxiliary, and the Marion
County branch of the American War
Mothers.
For my services since Jan. II. have
only received $50. When the $1,000 fund
Of Mayor Shank was gone other workers
quit The walters aad the cooks at the
National Disabled Soldiers League re
lief station are serving and working
without pay.
DENIES PLAYING
POLITICS on JOB.
There is n disabled soldier James
Curry, who served in the LIST Division,
who Is sign painter, and he has painted
political signs while at 10 East Michigan
street, and certain persons have started
the talk I was using my position for
political purposes. but this is untrue
You will find as many of the signs
painted for the Democratic party as for
the Republican party ut the relief sta
ton, and also signs painted by Curry
for various candidates But I am sure
politics has played a part in causing this
arrest "
Miller placed the blame on the Amer
lean Legion declaring that organization
was holding a similar rattle at a circus to
be given next month.
Deputy Prosecutor J. Burdett Little
smiled when he met Miller in the turn
keys office shook hands with him. The
Men had met q half hour before when a
man was tried on a minor charge in city
court and Miller had tried to get back S2i
worth of bazaar tickets this man is al
legged to have had and Is said to have
failed to account for.
The National Disabled Soldiers League
has not been granted permission by the
board Of public works to use TOmlinson
Hall for the circus and carnival April 10
10 -, it was said at the boards office. A
representative IF the leagu several days
ago asked the dates be reserved, but the
rent has not been paid. Under the
boards rule. the hall is not rented until
the rent is in the hands of the clerk of
the board Of public works.
1t was expected the board would be
asked not to reserve the hall for the
league at the board meeting this after
noon.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-03-22

RECEDEs FROM FLOOD STAGE.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, March 22.-The
Wabash River is falling at the rate OF
one foot day. II is expected to be back
In it's channel by tomorrow.
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FREE CHANCES
ON AUTOMOBILE
CAUSE ARRESTS

Continued From Page One.l
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

Norton. Lilly g. Co
Rio Grande. Valparaiso. April 8.
s q stray S s Corp
Half Moon. Gibraltar. May :.
United American Lines
Jacora. Messira, April rs "A n Bull q Co
Maartensdi1k. Colombo, April 4,
City of Eureka, Iisbon. April ~.
Mallory Transpor, Lines
Momus New Orleans. May II.
Southern Pacific Co
Due Tomorrow
Maine, London. May 6.
Atlantic Transport Llne
East Side 81 Nazaire, May /.
Cosmopolitan n
Edgar II Luckenbaeh, San rcdro. Apri IS,
Luckenbach Lines
Pennsyiva Seattle. April IS.
United American 1.ineo
Due Friday
Borderer, Manchester. May 1.
International Mercantile Marine
pacre Castle. Gibraltar, May |, Via Boston
W II Tweddel Il Co
Joee. Pensacola. May 1t.... Rull Lines
Due Saturday
Eastern Admiral, Lisbon, Nav ..
Moore. Mccormick e. Co
Ryfuku Mara, Liverpool May 4,
suzuhi & Co
Due sunday
rbckasew. Hamburg, May s.,.kcrr Line
Java Arrow, Hull May B Standard OIL Co
Due Monday
Eastern Tempest Dublin. April 20.
Moore & Mccormack
zarembo. Havre. April 81
Cosmopolitan Line
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Dangers to Navigation

Wy Y photographic Office)
North Atlantic Ocean--Or tho American
coast the following obstructions were re-
ported: May IA. LAT 80 "a lon IS Is. spar
pro}ecting about IS feet out Of water.
Philadelphia; May ~, la, 81 ~ lon - a..
spar standing upright and projecting 20
feet out OF water, sag 1larbor (Note-
This is prooably spar reported by Ell SUD
on May in lat 81 % lon "A c3.) May -.
lat 81 IS lon ~ So dead whale 10 feet
long. Sag larbor: May u, lat 80 13 Ion
- so, wreckage 50 feet long 2 feet wide.
hea'y timbcrs attached. FL Occidente; Ma
13. lat 80 nc Ion 70 As. heavy tin,bers
spiked together, 80 feet long. Lake stry-
anon.
Alons the Oversee Route.-Thc follow
ing cbstructions we're reported May TO-
lat 40 ~ Ion 80 Is large piecs OF wreck :
age, awash Tampa May TO- lat As 40 lon
3o is. red copical whistling buoy marked
'LN over ~ in black letters Erie
Prob bly, same buoy reported by City Of
Yokohama April in lat 40 40 ion 43 2s)
International Ice Patrol servlce-:rh.
following radiograms were received from,
tne U coast guard cutter Tampa May
I. position lat ~ 80 Ion 81 3g near berg
previously reported. Present warning ves-
se,S keep kcU,h OF following lines Lat 43
lon As to lat ~ 80 Ion 81 80; May Is, po
sition lat 43 5 Ion a3 30, conditions un-
changed; same warning continued Three
bergs reported, lat 40 10 lon 4s so.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Western World Leaves
On Maiden Trip TODAY

The Western World. the last Of th.
four. speedy steamships to run in the
South American service operated by the
Munson Lines for the Shipping Board
sans to-day on her maiden voyage
j ne new liner joins the trio which hns
Sc, the record for this route at eleven
Gays between New York and Rio DO
Jaheiro Like her sister ships, she ia
vessel OF 21,oo0 displacement tons
IS equipped as an oil burner and has
'utoines Of 1900 horsepower.
"A distinctive feature of the new
ner is series of decorative panels
Y MISS Sally Cross. a Boston art;st
Ae New England motive is in most of
panels. one showing the old Yale
ck buildings and the Yale fence.
commenting upon the maintenance.
O. fortnirhtly schedule, FranL =
Aunson, president of the line. said
tnat this fast, regular service will do
more 10 promote trade between the two
coh' nts than anything that can he
mag q; We are doing quite as much
or 'outh America as was ever done
ny an. european country; in fact Tho
me service to South America
probably is superior to anything done
for these countries heretofore. It ia a
satisfaction to know that those efforts
are appreciated. Just now the MN,
son Line rs carrying full cargoes in
e''hef direction and is receiving a
f-jeaJ er part of the passenger patton
agc PAo"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Cleared

Fred w Weller; 1ihdak: Tampico; ;
Robert l. syue.
Western World Porter; Rio de Janeiro;
Montevldeo and Buenos Ayresi Munson
Lines.
Commodore Rollins tNor>, Egeland ;
Port Antonjo Atlantic Fruit CO.
Polonia (Dan>: Aibertsen: Cnxhaven
Dsnzig and 1Ahau: East Asiatic co
Pioneer (Rclg): Holderheke; HaTre and
Antwerp Lloyd ROYAL Belge
French Line.
Delaware; Robinson; Boston Eastern $
Co.
Socrates; James; Rio de Ianeiro: santos
and Ruenos Ayres Via Norfolk Lamport q
Holt Line.
Innoko; Barrie; Rotterdam to Phi.adci-
phia: Black Diamond Lines.
Exeter City tRr>; Butler; Cardiff and
Bristol: Charles Hil.
Tivives; Iverson; kingston. Cartagena
Drorore Castle ODD Harvey; Cape
Town 10 Philadelphia: Barber Line
Norfolk Range OBJ; Westga arth|; New
castle. Lsith and Dundee: Furness. Witty
P.nnsylvania, Fredeman, Tort Looos,
town and Plymouth; I s Lines
Philadelphia, Leeh Baltimore; Clyde
Line.
city Ok St Louis Johnson; Savannah; ;
Concho; Mcintosh; Galveston; Mallory
Line
sehr Harriet p, Murphy: st John; Gil
martin e. Co
tug Gypsum King; Miller; spencer's Isle;
r whitney.
sch Noys Queen (Br>' spicer; Liver
sohr Victory Chimes (RD; Benjamin.;
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Arrived Yesterday

Ms',s'' 70 s9pthang,on hf,. 1nd
arsi. Il, second easn. @ 1ss "Vi third Td'" class
pass msiis ard mdsss: rte,, 50. y II ..
Panama, cristobal May .. Port eu Prince
i2; to Panama Railroad 8 $ CO, wisn 1875
pass. mails and mdse: Pier GO. p.
Tona~snds Orl, Portland. Eng to An
Eocene and one barge. Boston May 15;
y, Kinseeo !Nop. Cardiff May TO II
Winchester 4 Co, in ballast; Pier o.
Lake Esnnin, Wilmington May Is, to
ci{de Co, With rldse Pie a. r.
Cunsrd Anchor Line. in ballast; Pier IS.
- nsa.1 s,,.a.s sna o. on. ea.ss Tap!So n0 NJ Nay
sahale Gibraltar May >: 30 Export S S
Co, with md,s; d. 1sva Y 81 81, sH!,'. ,t,r..o,
10, Santiago IL 90 United Fruit Co. with
GO pass, MALLS and mdsc; Fier IS. + L,
Goth,ano nr % AnwSrp hy e,s Ms| nss a. to ss sTe
and mdse; Pier 81, y r.
sioonsy: Navsn. May 17; to n r s cuba
William H Doheny, .Tamrico May, s; TO
Huasteca Petroleum Co. with crude OIL
Agv!.ea. I.obos May s. to \ 4 Cuba
Mail CO, with crude oil; Pier 8. Con
stable HOOK. j.
Hiswick House CBr>. sssua May S. Cal
baren lo to Munson Line. with sugar;
anchored or Liberty.
Edgar + 1.uckenhach. San Fedro Apr IS;
to Luckenbach s Line, with mdse, 35th
St BkIvn.
City of ST Louis. Savannah Ma 10: 10
Ocean S Co, with pass and mdse; FiAr
So. \ r.
Ell occldente. Galveston May I3 to
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse Pier ~.
West Haven. C-stobal May : TO Allan
tic Gulf Pacific Co, with 'Aoss'
Carib. Houston May 8: to Clyde Line,
with mdse: Carterct. y J.
Lenape, jacksonville May Is Cha aricston
=; TO clyde Line. with pass and mdse
Pier SO. n r.
A.syria tBr>. Glasgow. May 5; to the
Anchor Line with els cabin, las stecrago
pass and mdse.
Allianca. Norfolk; TO the Old Dominion
Trans Co with pass and n'dsc.
Freeman. Norfolk
BarfoNd tNor). Port Spain. TO the Cartb-
bean S CO witt, mdse.
Mount Clay Hamburg. May 6; 10 the
United American Lines with pass and
nrdsr.
Niagara tFr). Bordeaux, May e, to the
French Line with mdse.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Outgoing Steamships

Note. Mail Information will be found on
Travel Page, Eighth Column
The sailing hours below are daylight
Sail To-day
'polonIa nanzig. I'M......s. Bush Docks
Western World mew>, susnos Ayres.
Socrates Rio de Janciro, rM..i4. Tloboken
Tivives, Cartagena 1a M..........s n r
PRESIDENT Van Buren,, London, I'M,
I, Hohoken
Sail Tomorrow
WSneritsmbers. 1is.nburs i il M..:,ss .ss \ \ K K
GHatmodius Cape Town. y M.
,a;.d LYhss6je1l, Ssnto ,,omaEs, rMss :
oscsr H. Chrstiania PM.
uon,. .;th st. Hoboken
Sail Friday
Stavargcrfjord, Bergen. | PM.
RoEots. Ninsston. l. M..........,.44. \ Il
Lake Floravista. Nassau. /. NJ is, q kIyn
'7'eel ngihecr Hncnos Ayres, Pat
Sail Saturday
America. Bremen. / PM.. 11oboken
Majestic, southampton. . PM..'.5s. y r.
11lannam. 1tnmn, R41terdam leM. 5th st. Hoboken
cathsnd r;athxeo1e' mavrs avorr II '.."s7.
Presidents Wilson, Naples, AM. ~ -
D.,. I, Bueh Docks, klyn
Bereby, Erce,own. / PM. e. aoth st. 3 kiyn
Iscapa. Tels. 10 AM M.,...........'.a. y r
SSio9ne4 So~tn y IL nayana, II AN -. f
rhiia delphia, Curacao. l2 M....1l. Bklyn
"a !amares. Port Limon. II AMs y f
Ia Bou"donnais, Havre. - M.7a r
!akarian London. L. M..sl Mr.
y estris. Hamburg. I2 M........42 y r
Rlo Grande, Bergen. 10 AN B kiyn
Eoo'n Goodfellow, Vancouver. - NJ,
r. Jersey City
nominic Para, 10 AN ......3 33d ST. klyn
n Huron' Santo Domingo. II AM .3A, Btlyn
S'are. San Juan, IL M...,.....27. B'klyn
Gulana, barbados, IL M..........47. n r
HaHneN. Consta .itinople, u M..27, klyn
apache jacksonville. i2 M .,.....3 36, y r
Sail Monday
Ecua dore, San Francisco. II AM..33, B klyn
Sail Tuesday
Aqnitania. Southampton, 10 M.64
MaEaro Trinidad, PM.........34, klyn
Sail Wednesday. May "a
Faris HaVre, II II M.. ~ Y r
Minnekshaa. Hamburg. IL s.. \ R
Seydiit7, Bremen, II AN. Sth st. Hoboken
Schoharie. Hamburg, 12 NJ 57th st, y klyn
santa Teresa, Va lparaiso, II AM.33 P'klvn
arg. tristobal, l PM...........2 B',lyn
i'ominic, Para, I'm .......3 SD ST b KIM
NeCban, Buenos Ayree u Ml4 Hoboken
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Patria NFFr}; Marseille. April es: 70 Jas
dock % at we" foot nss slss st, 10
Niagara (Frl, bordeaux May 6; to
French Line with mails; Is expected to
dock afternoon a. Pier 81. tWest
Ninnekahda. Hamburg MAY c; to Amer
lean Line with mails; is expected to dock
Noun, Clay, Hamburg May 6; to United
American Lines with mails; is expected 20
dock forenoon at Pier Ss, Fl tWest
45th ST..
Assyria tBr>. Glasgow May S; to Anchor
Line With mails; is expected to dock fore
noon at Pier 81, n west Esd st)
Due Tomorrow
Sa1onia (Br> Liverpool May 8 to
CunArd S Co with mails; is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 81, y r wv 13tn SD
seydlt1 (Ger). Bremen Ma! c; to North
doeh sya w'n aot HobpMsn
la Touraine (Fr). Havrs May 8, 10
French Line with mails; is expected to
dock afternoon al Pier 81. n (West
10th SD.
Metapan. Santa Marta May 10; 10 United
Fruit CO With ,,3. maiis; Is e e1pscted to dock
Due Friday
Aauitanla lBr>. Southampton May l3:
20 Cunard s Co with mails: is expected
to dock afternoon at Pier s4, y (West
18th ST..
L S Lines with mails; is expected to dock X
about roon at Pier 4. Hoboken
scythia (Br}, Liverpool May - to
Cunard s Co with mails: is expected TO
dock at Pier 81, r CWest 18th sD.
Aeolus Montevideo April 30: to Munson
Lines with mails; is expected TO dock fore
noon at Pier 5. Hoboken.
Due Saturday
Vessel. Port. Agency.
Paris. Havre May IS.......... French Line
Stockholm, Gothenhurg. May ?.
Swedish American Tins
Moro Castle, Havana May ls
\ Y 4, Cuba Mail S s Co
DIe Sunday
Southampton. May 1s
White Star Lin.
Finland Antwerp, May 1i.....Ts star Lins
Due Monday
United States. Copenhagen, Nay II
ScandinaY!an- American Line
Hamburg. May 10
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co
Canada, Marseilles. May O.
James W Flwcll A. CO
luHa, Mayagu-G, May 7..Bliss Daliett & Go
San Lorenzo. San Juan. May IL
N / & Forto Rico Line
Due TUESDAY
rolurnbis. Glasgow. May Is. Cunsrd ssCo
Jrtasbs HaYans, MAY "a ......War6 Line
Ma nchuris. Hamburg, May la. Am Line
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

HsWina!c -, - 20 Jupiter May IS
CCapu!in IS sW by " Nantucket May Is.
Caassiana e77 Sc Ambrose MAY H. ''
t.I nss y Haryvood 200 w Tortugas Nav rs
Cass. Cnss'er sun 1o@ NV 1ortugas May is.
C Co"H l.ooo r by Am brose May Is.
Comr, SoG11qaS a. IA, d7 80 80 20 Ion IS o4 May Is.
fIo., &C., cH s14 from Boston Light MAY Is
r,tan ~ emery IA w by s Key West MAJ is
1,l4 - q iat 3' - lon 81 46 MAY is -
r. - S'nc!air 45 W Cape Cruz Nav 1G
s;f s;as Side 40 e Ambrose May Is.
~ r, Ha1 n1hao Ia 80 Jupiter May 49,
~ y, oui - Jupfter May ls
- SUD 20 s Jupiter NAV is
Espaene pd Jupiter NI9X Is
eugene Thayer W sand kev Nav ,s
Erankltn 10 w Sand Key Nav ls
:, - itsrrlson Smith 52 Sc Hatteras Nav Is
NJ 1I5u,,tsIrea1n 80 = Sabine Bar May Is
riiaIn1oon = f Boston LiEh, May *
JanS iJenrS !, Whiton 90 8 Jupiter May is
I,sS,s Iewfs r r Mallory u \ Iupitcr May is
Tacoma &S e Ambrose Nav ~
Jslans liza p Ambrose May ia
I"Ns Arro" G5a u Ambrose MAY 1G
,ncrhonE son 4h0 e Amhroso Mar Il,
Mcnnouth IS SN st Johns Nav X
,s,s' Mose,Ia 9;s Cape Henry May is
>" nue. Fuller 20 S Carey for, Reef
TSIfss15s Tc,as a,s g : s z1!s. ns;tsrss Nay Is,
Nirginia II by " kc. U'es, uav 1s
Walter . Noyes W!I1E FeakedhilI Ba-
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New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Maritime Exchange Asks
Amendment to Shin Bill

An increase in the compensation pro-
vided IN the ship subsidy bill. from
one half to one cent a ton for vessel.
OF less than 5000 gross tons. is sus-
gested in resolution adopted by the
Maritime Exchange approving the Ad
ministration measure
The Exchange declared that "it is
apparent that if American vessels are
to compete successfully in the foreign
trade. some form of government as
sistance must be forthcoming in order
TO eouslize construction and operation
costs" 1t was said further that the
pending bill would enable United States
ships to get a fair share Of the ocean
traffic.