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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22
SISTER MARY'S
KITCHEN
Copyright. 1922. Tn. West vi.siniAn.

Eggs for breakfast! This year
biddy-hen is doing her best and
the supply of eggs is large, so
everybody can serve eggs iav1shly.
These. recipes may be just what
you've been looking for:
Breakfast Eggs
Four eggs 2 tablespoons butter.
/ tablespoon flour, Il teaspoon
salt, i cup milk. parsley, paprika.
Melt butter without bubbling.
Stir in -four. When smooth and
well mixed slowly add milk, stir
ring constantly. Season with salt
and few grains of pepper. But-
ter custard cups or ramlklns. fut
two tablespoons of the sauce in
the bottom of each cup.
Add an egg. being careful! to
keep the yolk unbroken. Cover
With 2 tablespoons of sauce. Set
in a pan of hot water and bake in
a hot oven for fifteen minutes.
Sprinkle with paprika- Garnish
with parsley.
Egg Gems
Two cups bread crumbs, " tea
spoon salt, Is teaspoon pepper, 5
eggs, hot milk, butter
Moisten bread crumbs with hot
milk. Add one egg and salt and
pepper and mix thoroughly. Heat
gem irons and butter well. Put a
spoonful of the mixture in each
ring, add an eggSdot with bits OF
butter and bake ten minutes in a
hot oven.
Eggs en- Coquiile
Cut slices of bread about one
and one-half inches thick. With a
large biscuit cutter cut rounds of
bread and with small cutter cut
half through each slice in the
center. Cut out this smaller round
making sort. of patty shell. Dip
in melted butter and brown in a
hot oven.
Arrange these on fireproof
platter. Drop in each cavity an
egg, being careful not to break the
york. Pour over and around the
following sauce. The proportions
are for four servings.
Four tablespoons butter, 2 table
spoons flour, X teaspoon salt. Is
teaspoon pepper, 2 cups milk, l
egg yolk, / tablespoon grated
cheese.
Melt butter, stir in -four and
slowly add milk, stirring constant
ly. Season with salt and pepper
and cook five minutes. Add cheese
and cook over hot water till
ri F.. y : = :
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22
GU RSI EAR
BY A RRtpEi

from her. In all the ship, he said.
those pearls we're the only thing. !
might not have!
Fl AND SO I let them go as IL they
were nothing:
But hate OF her burned in my
heart y
I, too, had a gift. Itold my lord
Oh, only small thing, could
carry It upon my arm. But pre-
ciousl A gift from the gods them
seiyest
II left him to go for it. And
did not tell him that was going
to fetch his little son.
His son had been born after my
lord had gone to- the southwark
the little son OF wnom he had not
known. of whom no one dared to
tell him except me, the mother
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22

and eiung 10 81 ne ikingss feet Fl
& M lord shook her threw
back the gorgeous naplSin saw w.
and the curtain fell 5sS
My part in the play was exhaust
ing: If was the most difficult emo
4tionaI role#I ever had undertak ken en- !,
lations of those who crowded
around us. *
Many came-but not my 'fErs-
band Nor did Jack speak 10 Bart.
Jack IS invariably courteous.
His neglect annoyed me- Even II
Bart had made him Jealous / did
not like my man to be unmanner-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22
Go Be continued.)

In coal mines where blasting IS
dangerous, the hydraulic cartridge
is safe and effective substitute.
The dark period, the long night
OF the far north, is reserved by the
Eskimo for his holiday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-05-22

cessrirht. 1872 The West virEinian
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Radio Corp. of America

(Positions are at noon. distances In miles
unless stated otherwiseo
A Bedford 26 S Sand Key Sept 2s.
America 1913 8 Ambrose Sept %.
Byron a.a. p !. Benson ass WIN" Dry Tortusas
Canadian Fisher lat 2a os N lon "a AZ w
csrrli!o csr S1a S Ambrose Sept %.
Chester Bun lao SW Diamond Sept 20,
Cold Harbor 673 Delaware Breakwater
Sept IS.
Dean Emery 1876 W by Sand Key Sept ss
Ed !. Doheny 20 \ Diamond Sept 20.
El oricnte l22 N Hatteraa Sept 20.
FredlS Ewing 151 ENE Tampico Sept 2S.
Geo O Henry 1870 NE rnmpioo Sept rs
deorge Wasninston 2,27o E Ambrose s
Gulf Star ls5 NE Jupiter sspt 2s
ut ouf rrade Gss GO VG sand 'iona Rey sept s 2s
Harold Walker 80 N Jupiter Sept 2s.
Helge rs n Baracca Sept 2S,
j NJ Gufey left Philadelphia ! PM Sept ~
Katrine Luckenbach 646 8 Scotland Sept 28'
Lena Lrcke nbnch 1888 Scotland sept Is.
Liberty 6Ge e Ambrose Sept 20.
MaeaSi left Preston Pm Sept as;
MsIo, esssS $50 G.cs csr Goa sy ssy sss 20
NJ + Elliott IS sand Key Sept rs.
Mehtsan pd caps rs Soa ao. PM s.s SEPT Is
Mount Clay ?91 FL Ambrose Sept 20.
Narcissua ?9o miles 12s desraes from Cape
Race Sept s8.
Newton 32 Capo Henry Sept 20.
Ormes 5e8 g Diamond Sept %.
Oscar = Bennett 261 Enc Tampico Sept 28
Pepnsylva MIA 767 f Anbroae Sept 30.
Philadelphia 818 s Scotland Sept 2S.
Robin Adair .603 Ambrose Sept %.
sahale 1874 Fl by N Cape Henry Sept 49,
Saint Mary's Bs7 y Colon Sept e.
Eiimore f1,ss'i 10 s Cape Henry Henry sept g.
ssns ,s s,sq sss 81 Asross ses Sgt a'
Santa Isabel 10 Overfalls Sept 20.
Sherman 77a Colon Sept 20.
Sunewco 147 Ambrose Sept 20.
Sunoil 220 Overfalls Sept 90.
Tiger 900 8 Nantucket Sept 2s.
Vacuum 367 ESE Galveston Sept %.
Victrollte 100 8 Nantucket Sept 2S.
w c Teage 1l0 w Sand Key Sept 2S.
West FL Casco lat AZ IL y lon SO 4S w
W Fl Tilford 72o e Ambrose Sept 30.
WNlpolo 4ss 8 Scotland Sept 20.
VIM Irish 142 SW Diamond Sept es.
VIM Rockefeller IA SSW Hstteras Sept rs.
Zacepa 1874 s Santiago Pm Sept 2s.
Wu,rolo 2sS $ Scotland Sept 20
Crawford 8 ArnbroRc Sept 29.
Bristol So SW Block island Sept 20.
Muakeyon 1914 Fl Ambrose Sept 20.
Mundale 1bt s Ambrose Sept 20.
N!ddlesox IS NE WinterGuarter Sept -.
Ormidale Is SW Wintsruunrter Sept IS.
El CAPTAIN 3S5 s Ambrose Sept 20.
w G Warden AIS II San salvador Sspt ~
VIM Rockefeller 1905 n Colon Sept 70
paul II Harwood 2s6 sW Diamond Sept 20.
City of Atlanta 230 SSW Scotland Sept IS.
Norbert 1. Pratt so Diamond Sept 29.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
ST. Lawrence Agitation
Is Renewed i'm Chicago
Board of Trade Appoints Com
miiiee TO Represent City in
Promoting Waterway

CHICAGO, Sept. ga committee to
represent the grain trade in the st.
Lawrence deep-seaway project has
been appointed by Robert McDougal
president OF the Chicago Board Of
Trade.
Full development of the inland sea-
way" said Chairman George s. Bridge,
in announcing the committees plans
to-day. would add from 5 to 10 cents
hushel to all grain grown in the
great productive area. This is based
on surveys by transportation experts.
1T is estimated that a scent a
bushel saving on transportation cost
TO European countries would add SlS3.-
100000 to the agricultural income os
the Central Wes.. This benefit to the
farmer as we'll as to the publlc gen
orally, can be seen readily. Transpor-
tation hss long been prime factor in
distribution costs. A deep seavay
would be q logical solution. The Chi
cago Board OF Trade will work for the
contamination OF the waterway the
same. as it has supported all other
sound movements in behalf OF greater
returns to the GARNER"
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Sept 2s-Arrivrd: Mont
Eomery City sTsnsea pn.sen n1rs sraS ,n
phadelpha silIea ahsf0 Noriok @S DI' and New YorS
Kratos (sw), Tampa. Dominion Miller
.GBr). Liverpool via Norfolk; H II Asausth.
BOSTON. Sept 2s-Arrived: Liverpool
Maru s1aP5 1mmlnsHam n ham 'shI sa,,.a Ralph nu
mneus usr1. yokohan, viz New ,,,3,oHs; York;
n Msne sKs Gun Non9eG
IN BOSTON. tGM 'Hs Sept a't ssE%rriyed % YIN Jsni.ta.
Rasde'gaa Ros gsaSsnneS aSoaISs sa'
and Norfolk; Matoa. Bangor tfor New
York; Heinrich Kayser tGer); Shields
sailHS eanS Hsfaa AfxmeS s. s AND Srt St 1ohns
Maine tBr). Baltimore; Hailbiorg tNor).
le CHiARLEsroN, c. Sept ao-Arrived:
C H James. Tampico; o T warning. win:
mineton. N c; Arapahoe. Jacksonville ana
sailed for New York; Sailed Foldenfjord
Wsems. 1s aeorretown and Ba,iinore.
HALIFAX, N s. Sept 2s.-sailed; Man
HAMPTON ROADS. Va. Sept 2s--Ar-
rlved: Bermuda tBr), New York; Michael
5Br,, New New. YSrS; Remus, Bs,stmors; Free.
York: seaconnott. New England Newton,
Boston, Glenderuel.. New York. sailed:
am ssandnaSa s HGisd
Manhattan (Br). Hamburg; West Queechee.
Liverpool; Penobscot,, Boston; bermuda
MoNTRBAL' Sept as-Arrived: COMA
(Brl London: AIRY tDu> Boston; I.Erdre
yrrl Tri s;na Gassew M HsIlgTin Yar; VT tNsr} New
patla adeiphia. Sailed: Lisgar County tBr).
Havre and London; Montclare tBrl. Liver
pool; Unita tNor), Jacksonville; Etna tIt).
PANAMA CANAL. Cristobal. Sent D.
Arrived Berengar (Br). San Francisco
for, for Hull: Sc Seattle naru (Jsp) Wrom
tago. New orleans; Metapan. New York;
Turrialha, New Orleans: Melville Dollar
from San Pedro,, New York: Sabine Sun
PORT ARTHUR, Sept 2s-Arrived: U
$ Brazos. naval stations; Shenandoah
Mexico silver Shell. Liverpool Sailed:
5tne: Gulftand. Boston; Ligonier, Phiia-
Port EAps; Sept 2a,-Arriyea Bay
bia, oTisiosal; panviis rsmp!eo reI,sa cGinm aisn
eras tHond>, Blueneids Lake Fiournsr.
neaumont; i.sa,ra I.imieana tBrl. Tampico; Mar
raris'nina Havana. West kadron, Naples
Youngstown. Boston. Sailed i'll Isieo
..s,ss ssw foTh; Elorence Luckenbach, Los An.
ses ssm fN,oa oamaica p,Sa ,Nico; Kingston; Mana
Tamesi Tampico. iANi''
PORTLAND. Me. Sept 2o--Arriyed Pro-
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 2s-Arriyed. A.
ton i'.Sst' 1'oS-
sAvANNAH Ga. ssn.a aa r,,.s.
rrollehoim tswed). Ga.eston: Ssiis =
rinsen span). Nueyitas; Aiinneaua. Pensa :
Ealtimore fand sailed Jacksonvii,sn'
saiisd; i.s City Of Augusta. Boston. ~.
sI yoHE. b. Sept 70 2s--Msnch~s s.er
post, New York 'sS1a iem-
rrisss yImSYAsp .ns HAVEN; Mass. Sep, as--
New York tor Nantucket. chae,.s CCnsase' s'
ter. sew fork for Nantucket: + q Pendis-
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Seek Veteran as Robber
OF Grave i'm Insurance plo,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 90 (By The Asso-
ciated Press).-A warrant was issued
this afternoon for the arrest of Harry
Brenn, missing garage proprietor and
ex-service man, of Oakville, Mo, whola
the police suspect of having burned j
the body Of Miss Celeste Schneider in
his garage in order to deceive life in.
surance companies. He had $4,000 In
life policies.
Brenn has been missing since Mon
Day AT first it was believed that he
had been burned to death in the fire
WnIen destroyed his garage, but inves-
tigation showed, according to the no
lice. that the grave of Miss Schneider
in, Mount Hope Cemetery, had been
robbed. The body found in the garage
Schneider.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
10000 Passengers
On Liners Arriving
Or Sailing To-day
Four Vessels Due in Port,
z to Depart; Aquitania
Brings Big Shipment Of
Gold; Notables Numerous

More than 10000 persons will arrive
or depart on eleven transatlantic
liners coming into and sailing from this
port to-day. The four liners due be-
fore noon are the Aauitania. of the
Cunard Line; the America, of the
United States Lines; the Ryndam, of
the Holland-Americ Line, and the Gu.
narder Laconia. The vessels leaving
will be the Homcric and Baltic, Of the
White Star Line; the President Fill
more, Of the United States Lines; the
Lafayette, of the French Line; the Lap
land, Of the Red Star Line; the Rotter-
dam, of the Holland-America Line; the
Royal Mail liner Oropesa and the new
Anchor steamship Tuscania.
The America, returning from Bremen,
Cherbourg and Southampton, is bring
ing back Senators T. H. Caraway and
E. F. Lndd and Congressman Fl. w.
Temple and L. Montague, who have
been attending the Interparliamentary
Union in Switzerland. Others on the
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co., Inc.

distances in miles. position Mt noon
tn'css otherwise speci1ed)
Alcinous 22o Sc Sandy Hook Sept ea
Algonquin left Turks rsld $40 PM Sept 2s
Clare 13l San Juan Sept %.
Coldbrook $40 Cape Henry Sept 20
Concho l13 $ Sandy Hook Sap. 90
Danier 270 r Sandy Hook Sept 20
Elmsport l6o e Boston Sept 20
G:ecan 20 Fire Island Nv Sept 20
Harrington Court lat 80 IS - Ion 85 % w
Sept 90.
Herman Frasch 1s w Nantucket Sept 90.
II II Mallory 331 8 Scotland Ly Sept 2S
Huron left Turks Island for Monte Ciisto
s:a0 PM Sept ?s.
1nnoko 4S1 Ambrose I.V Sept 40
J NJ Guffey left Philadelphia I'm Sept 2s.
Luxpalile ~ Ambrose Nv Sept IS.
Michigan 10 8 Nantucket II AM Sent 90
Munardan 155 8 Scotland Nv Sept 90
Pan America 444 SE Ambrose LV Sept 20.
Robin Adair 1003 Ambrose LV PM
Sept 2s.
San Lorenzo 1,27s S Scotland Nv PM
Sept rs.
Tecumseh 500 NE Nantucket Nv Sept 2s
Vacuum S76 ESE Gslveston Sept 2s.
Wayfarer 500 p Ambrose Lv Sept 20
President Adams $50 E Ambrose Sept 20.
VIM Rockefeller .205 ME Colon Sept 20.
Quistconck 9G3 Il Diamond Shoal Sept 29.
Collamer 921 L. Ambrose Nv scpt 20.
Santa Eliza 1.0ss 8 Ambrose I.V Sept 28.
George w Barnes so Providence Sept eS.
Dixie Arrow s Block Island Sept 20
ffampden 35 SW Block Island Sept 20.
San Lorenzo 2s9 n San Juan Sept 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30

yessei include Nine, Ely Ney, the pi-
anist: Il. l.. Dickerson, deputy comp.
troller Of the United States Lines, ana
the Rev. John r. Kiernarl.
The Aauitania, In addition to bring
ing A,0a4 bags of mail and 55t packages s.
of parcel post, has g960,0o0 in gold in
her cargo. Included in tho passenger
list nre Sir Reginald McKenna, former
British Chancellor OF the Exchequer;
Or. Emil Barrell, Samuel A. Besrdsley,
Mr.. and Mra. G. Oliver Iselin and Mr..
and Mrs. julius Kahn.
On the Ryndam are Mrs. Learned
Hand, wife Of Judge Learned Hand, and
her four daughters, and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Drake. The Rotterdam, OF the
same line, is taking out A. de Feitosa,
brazilian Minister TO the Netherlands,
and the Baron and Baroness Taets van
Amerongen van Woudenberg.
The Homeric's list includes the Right
Honorable Dir. Sastri, of the Council
OF State in India, who has completed a
tour through Canada, where he has
been lecturing on conditions in India.
Also on board will be Miss Marie
Tempest, the actress; e. Dracoupulo,
Consul General Of Greece in this city;
Cecil Barth, English theatrical pro-
duccr; II. n. Westinghouse, Of the
Westinghouse Air Brake Company;
Mrs Oakley Wood, the Misses Dorothy
and Gertrude Barber and Mrs. II. D..
Kountze.
The Baltic will carry among her pas
senRers the Honorable Cecil Campbell,
of London; Reuben G.. Brewer, banker;
M. f. Olmsted Of Washington, and
Charles Pinkham.
Cosmo Hamilton, author and play
wright. will sail on the Laconia with
his wife.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Arrived Yesterday

Corfo -ras.se fBrl. Belra Aug 70. Durham
IL. 'ape iowa 81. 81 Fiacent C " Sept
-: "a barber Il Co with ndse' Pier ss.
Noesiae...o tr,an, I.eshorp ans =. ce-
nos ?s. ,Napss ss' co,anis n,L 81 Mcss'ns ,',,s
mds-; Pier :. Bush Docks, B'k.yn.
Nora, Tameieo Sept ~; 70 Pen Ameri-
cen Petroleum TRANSPORT Go. With crude
oil OF Tom pSlnsvil,e, J.
Ebro tE' Valparaiso Seq; s. -Arto;a-
caste H. iuuque Q, Arica g. Mo,lendo ~,
Caiias Is. cristohal "a. Havana 25: to san
mdsc. Pier Sc. Y n.
servian Prince Br), Rosario Aug g. san
Nicholas o. puenos Ayres 20. Montevdeo
Triuidad 10; 20 Furness, My & Co, with
n,dsc; rier 4. Bush Docks Bklyn
cyclops (Brl, Hankow July .. Shanghai
Is, Kee,1ng H. dongkong 26. Manila 80.
Singapore Aug 10. Penang. IA. Colombo 20.
Port Said Sept = Boston a.: to the Booth
Linz, with n fsc: $50 at. B'klsn.
Cody. Car1if: TO I.ykes Bros with rndsc
Pier 81. f r.
luxpaiile. Parmarito: to c y Mallory
- alisto tbo. Ham6nrs. ri Sept u: Il 10 he
United American Line with mdse: Pier Sc.
y n.
Maraval fBr,. Demerara Sept 1s, Brigh-
toa and Port Spain ii. Grenada 90: TO
Fvrness. Witty a CO with 90 pass, mails
and mdse: Pier "a. B'klyn,
Munamar, Nuevitas.. Sept 25: TO the
mdso: Pier 3. u r.
Chicago (Fr), Havre. Sept 10; 10 the
Comnngnie Generais ,,i, rransa,iantinne Win
Pier X. X.
virginia Limited Richmond; to Rich
snopd & y g Co with mdse; Pier z.
city Of Montgomery. Savannah; to the
Ocean Co with pass and mdse: Pier
pawnee Baltimore; to the Clyde 8 8
Co With mdse; pier "A, N r.
FL Mundo. Galveston, Sept %; to the
Southern Pacific Co with ndse; Pier 81.
Bayonnc. Philadelphia. to the Vacuum
OIL Co with oil; Rayonne.
El Lago. NV Orleans: to the Southern
Pacific Co with mdse; Pier 81, n r.
Anna Maersll G,an). Havana Sept %: to
Tsbrandtsen Moeller with mdsc; 57th ct.
B'klyna
Colombo y. Perrin 23 Port Said 29. Oran
setlt 3, Boston 20. Baltimore 81; to Norton,
Eastern Glade, Beira Aug 20. Durham 20,
Port Elizabeth 20. Cape Town Sept !: to
c p Mallory & Co with 10 pass, mails and
mdse; Pier 3, Army Base. B'klyn.
Cherbourg 81; to the United American Line
with a51 first. 25s second cabin. ssl third
Wilidfare. Colon; to Williams s Co
with lndsc; Pier Is, B'klyn.
Jonancy. Norfolk Sept 81; TO Pocahon-
Cambria. Colon: to Y Army Transport
Service with pass mails and mdse: Pier
=. Army Base. B'kiyn.
Maple, Phiiadelphia Sept %: to Hal
schaw Co with ndse: Pier ~. r.
Clan Kennedy tBr). Philadelphia Sept
2S; 10 Barber S $ Co with mdse; Robins
ID D. Bklyn.
Devangcr (Nor) Maurer, n j: to Fur
ness-Withy with mdse; off Tompkinsvlle.
l.
Agwisun. Port Jobos Sept 20. to Ward
Line with oil; Robins ID D. Bklyn.
shawmut. Tampa Sept "a: to Clyde Line
with mdse; Warner. N j.
Franklin. Houston Sept 20; to Gnlena
Navigation Co with mdse; Bayway, j.
Surnam. Paramaribo September 1a.
Trinidad 81. Dominica and st Croix "a,
st Thomas "a to the Clyde 8 s Co, with
twelve pass, mails and inose.
Idaho (Br). Hull September 8. Antwerp
IL: TO the Ellermans Wilson Line: with
mdse.
Concho. Galveston September 90; to the
Mallory S Co; with pass and mdse.
NJ & Tracy, Norfolk; Aryan. Port Ar
thur.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
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Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Outgoing Steamships

NSTE Mail Information will be found
on Irasel Page. Eighth Column.
Sail To-day
Lafayette. Havre, IL AM. N r
Rotterdam Rotterdam. II NJ.
6th ST. Hoboken
oropesa, Hamburg, 4 PM..........12, II r
iapiand. Antwerp. IL M....5s' u r
tiomeric; Southampton. i PM......Ss. n r
Eastern Glen. Cape Town l2 NJ
e.,,,, 2, Army Base. Bklyn
Ns.ylaa.s Mest auhaw' h,sa' pahsr 1s sklyn
s,1S,, snron,s. sMon,svideo il AM. IL Aasasssa asa
sE,iv,ai Env, st Johna, II AN. Java st. B'kiyn
stunams1 sn. nastoIsa Antiis nisrmsds' II R
TIoioa. Port Lirnon. la M. M....... 3. n
esE.s esss.s sSS S.Ssa. San iYs2: i Bfys f!ys
islna,,. soIIvsr. s, Thomas Pm. 4 R R
ecmaneia. s'n Jastsonvl:. susn, Il ns,yn
eehiai. galveston, IL M.....3y. n Il
Sail Monday
Sierra Nevada. Bremen, PM.
iAei''istocies' Piraeus. 4 PM. ...39, Bkiyn
Sail Tuesday
haenanca, he.,i, Hamburg. 10 AM. ....ss, Mr..
E.n,ehurch. Marseiles. : Pai sist st. s:tiyn n
aa.umse,faeli. ,nsr,f... La Romano: Pm. ....'7s. Nh
A-A'''sah legion Rio de Janelro IN,
Inca. Monte Gristi. PM. "a n.I1ie.
Sail Wednesday
ptaris t,:, Hsvre. II AAf. k-Np
f'es'oent Van Buren. Plymouth. 10 AN "
Estonis ps,,,. ~, Z. Hohoken
Eaash1. Ra'si Ro1asiasn1 hM Bush p nsiya +
Mqnson. Ma,snras. IL IL - 70
iiViVes. kingsion.l. /. NJ M....l. q q ~ ~
Sail Thursday
Laeoria. QucenstoWn. i. Nj Sc p
Mongolia H,,,nns. - ID So n z
0ai'sa states. Copenhagen. 10 NJ.
Chicago H.y.a i, 17th st. Hoboken
i'ss'0he county, Rotterdam. /: NJ
Port Hac,,nr 2. Hoboken
y MMnarttsmhurg. Hamburg. u NJ % siyn
soheaa' Moateyideo. 4 PAI. - n.kivn = :,
Sail Friday
| srasneas. Hamburg. IL NJ 4.
AiInargo. Nassau. II t'5.'fs' y KIN
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Ship Lines See No End
OF Rate War 10 Europe
Basis for Restoration of Con.
ference Control Not Yet
E0isN1. Is Statement

Members o: the Continental and
United Kingdom steam mship conferences
said YESTERDAY that no basis for an end
of the rate war from New York to Eu-
rope has been found yet. Tney placed
little hope in the report that outside
companies are ready for peace. Rates
are closer on the conference and non
conference lines thar they have been
in some instances in the past, hat off,
Gals denied that there have been anv
tenders for negotiations to restore
tariffs on sound system.
Conference members regarded the
"peace feelers" as a prod to shippers
10 sign contracts at current rates
rather than q sincere desire to elimi-
nate tae troubles that led 70 the col
lapse last spring.
1t wes admitted yesterday that the
present situation, with rates we'll be-
low the cost Of operation, cAnnet con-
tinue indefinitely. bat there was little
optimism, on the Immediate outlook.
New-York tribune., 1922-09-30
Ship Board Expects
$l,OOO,OOO Savings
On Its Idle Fleet
Annual Pay Roll Cut $780,
600 by Sheedy; Another
$5OO,OOO To Be Saved on
Materials by Committee

New policies with respect to the
maintenance of the idle feet put into
effect by j. e. Sheedy, vice-president
Of the Emergency Fleet Corporation in
charge Of operations, is expected to
save the Shipping Board $1,000,000 a
year in the pay roll of officers and
men, and also in the cost of materials
for upkeep. The pay roll has been re-
duced already from S2,500,oO0 to s2,-
100000 n year by concentrating the
care of the tied-up ships under a CEN
tral head instead of the districts.
Mr.. Shccdy said yesterday that the
special committee, consisting Of Cap
tain Bookwalter as chairman; Colonel
r. A. McCabe and Captain Cummins,
has effected saving Of $4,000 a
year on materials after a survey of
one-fourth Of the idle steamers, and
that the same proportion is anticipated
on the remainder of the vessels.
The Shipping Board has approved
the policy of allowing each operating
company to spend up to $4,000 in re-
pairs on cargo ships and $4,000 on
passenger liners, Mr.. Sheedy added
This system is to be put into effect
gradually. Two companies will be Sc
lected at New York and one each at
l other principal ports for the expert
ment. II this proves satisfactory the
plan will be tried generally. Under
the previous arrangement the board
has had control of all repair jobs.
The cost Of upkeep on each tied-up
vessel, IT was said, have been cut from
s2,400 year to $1,000
The new operating policy worked
out by Mr.. Sheedy involves four chief
features: Cd A fixed allowance to oper-
ators for subsistence, which has been
placed at 65 cents man day; CD a
fixed allowance for dock, engine room
and stewards supplies other than
food, which is expected to range from
$40 to $50 ship, according to classi-
fcation; (3) greater responsibility for
the managing agents on repairs; a.
reduction In fuel costs through the
special committee on fuel conserva-
tion, of which Captain C. A. Nc
Allister, vice-president of the Ameri-
can Bureau of Shipping, is chairman.
The Shipping Board is expected to
make a definite announcement Monday
or the allowance for ships stores. The
policy on stevedore charges, Mr..
Sheedy said, is under the supervision
Of Commissioner O'Connor.