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sER1ousLY WOUNDED.

Tamp!co. Texas. sep. l'.-J"nn :.
Clark. American cashier 81 IN" .>''7h'C
Gulf & Wes' indies Petroleum corpora
ton In Tamp!co. was Scf!"'$'k """no''
and his Mexican chauffeur KILLED. '"d''H
when sin bandits held up ihe'r ""'onl"'
bile less than half mil" from Inc r.t'
a,s robbed them oF payroll funds
amounting 10 $4,000 pesos.
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pEcoGNrr1oN REFUSED.

Special Dispatch |" The ln;eii!Genc'r
Eas, Liverpool. Ohio. Sep. Is the
s,.uhenytllc. East LlvcrHonl & Beaver
valley Traction company refusing l."
rccopnize the carmcn's uni"u. today
withdrew from tho hearing called ny
q flve-man arbitration board m an "T"ri
70 settle the East Liverpool street car
,,cup, now in Its thirty seventh day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Official announcement or the settle
nent OF the strike on the B. & q. was
received in Wheeling last evening. aad
plans are being made by railroad en-
rloyes 70 return 10 work Monday morn
ing.
The settlement OF the strike ettects
several hundred men In the Nhee!lns
Rcnwood and Holloway shops ON
cials OF the road. however. state tnat
men who have caused trouble during
The recent strike and violated the In
junction granted IN federal court viii
not be reemployed.
With the return OF the striking works
men. the Baltimore & Ohio railroad IS
expected 10 be operating on normal
has!. by Oct. l. and by this date all
embargoes will be lifted and passsn-
gers trains withdrawn during the
strike placed back into service
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LonGon. Sept. 15.-The victims
at Smyrna numbered at least
100000 up to Thursday morning,
says a dispatch to the Times from
Athens, quoting John Manola, Of
the American Relief, as its
authority.
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IRISH REPUBLICANS
DEFEATED IN ATTACK

Dublin Sept. l5.---tRy the Associated
pressl The four Courts bui,Hjng was
subjected to an hours attack last night
by the republicans who concentrated
their fire from the opposite side Of the
river. They were finally driven on.
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be back TO work within ten days.
Signing Of the agreement came as
result Of conference held at the h.
& Q. Central building between MI Ga !
loway and George II. Emerson. chief
or the motive power. and F. T.. Blazer,
assistant 10 Mr.. Galloway. represent
ing the r ( O. and William J. Nc
Gee president OF the +. & Q. System
federation. and his associates who In
Guided < ". Fullerton. Of the machln-
lists: E Gerrity. OF the boilcrmakers:
: F. Schafter. OF ,he b!acksmlthS:
John J. Wall. OF the sheet metal work.
crs: g. ". Murphy. OF the carmen; J.
". Korrs. Z the electrical workers
and j. V Stewart. OF the stationary
fircmcn and oilers representing the
striking shops craftsmen
Details withheld.
The details ~ what went on IN the
more than five hours conference were
rot sivcn out II Is known, however.
that they had 10 do with arrangements
for getting the men back 10 work
promptly. OF manning the shops where
skilled men are most needed. and II IS
that there was some discus
sion OF The cases of some individuals
who will not return to the service OK
the company,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
AIRSHIP RESUMES FLIGHT

Dayton. O. Sept. 1.-THE United
States army airship c." left Wilbur
Wright held. near this city. At o'clock
this afternoon on its way TO ST. Louis,
Mo
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Baltimore 4 Ohio and Its Shopmen Sign Peace Pacl
ALL OF THE STRIKING SHOP
WORKERS EXPECTED TO BE BACK AT WORK
WITHIN TEN DAYS-BENWOOD AND ROLLO.
WAY SHOPS IN THE WHEELING DISTRICT
AFFECTED

Baltimore Nd Sept lA pact generally known as thH
plan signed here this afternoon by Charles W "a
Baltimore Ohio railroad and representa-
striking shopmeu employed on the Baltimore Ohio
Practically all of the striking b. O. Shopmcn expected L"
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Bcllcv.lle H.. Sept. l5.-The army
dirigibe CO arrived over Scott held.
the government flying neld near here, at
$50 p. NJ. tonight. The large blimp.
which is making a transcontinental
flight. c;rcled about the fields for nearly
an hour before being able to descend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Cincinnati. Sept 15.-The L. s. army
balloon c. flew over Cincinnati at Sis
this afternoon. The airship cIrcled
about the downtown district. II dis
appeared in the west.
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Chester W. Va. Sept. l5.-Charles
R!ckel. - East Liverpool pottery work
er. was fatally shN Ivy Ch'cf Of F"ltca
| W VI 10rc. IN Chester this afternoon
when he Is alleged I" have resisted ar
rest on an automobile speeding charge.
Bickel died following his removal u
hosn!tal at East Liverpool.
Moore claims he shot in self defense
when Rickcl following n tUssle. threw
him t. tho ground in a vacant lot. Prior
tu this witnesses say the officer struck
Bickcl TWO or three times over tho head
with his mace The police CHIEF. II IN
claimed was ON tor Cf IN" prisoner
whose own hand h"re a handcun. wh"H
he pulled his revolver and shot Bickel N
the right chest. Mayor Robert Parker
Of Chester. relieved Mooer from duty
and placed him in the custody Of pa
trolman pending the outcome Of coro-
ner's Inquest.
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WEATHER FORECAST

west virginia, Ohio aad Wssts1
Pennsylvania, Pair saeurday ~ pa.
day, coolsr.
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POLICE CHIEF
STAYS SPEEDER
HELD FOR TRIAL ON
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
East Liverpool Man the Vic
tim-Self Defense Claimed
By Chief Moore
Especial ptspatch to tho 1ntslligencer)

Chester W. Va. Sept. l5.--ChIcf "r @"-
lice. |. W. Moore. Of Chester. VAS 20
leased or 5000 bon tonight, folio" 'nS
his arrest and arratgnmcnt on man
slaughter count in connection with the
killing Of Charles liichel. "a. prisoner
wh" was alleged to have resisted arrest
on a charge Of automobile speeding
M"urr's arrest followed a coroner =
verdict that "E'ckel met his death a!
N" hands Of q police officer IN an un-
lawful and unjuStifahlc manner.
M"urc who claims he shot Rickcl n
self defense waived a preliminary hear
ing and was bound Owe" To await the
action nf the HanCock county. W Va.
Grand jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
Big Victory
For the Radio
In Cable War
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
iCopyrlsht ~ The lntell:Sencer)

Washington. Sept. iS.-The great "a
BE ard ,e,eG-aph war j. ended. And
with :; comes The collapse ais" ot m"
efto,,s 10 proven: radio from becoming
a vital competitor to the cable IN trans
Atlantic communication. Lower rates
for messages between the United states
and u ny foreign countries are IN
eNitabie.
The story of the fight which involved
,hc wilson and Harding Administrations
as well as the governments or South
American countries Is dramatic ons
embracing at one time the use OF the
United States navy to prevent the and
ing of a cable az Miami, Florida the
incisten, attitude OF the United State'
government that the All-AmcrIcan tao!e
corr pary. and American concern. should
not be injured by The monopoly posses
<ed by British cable company IN
Brazil. and finally. the making OF an
exclusive agreement between the Postal
Telegraph company whereby the Amer!-
al. Radio corporation IS At last assured
cC thousands of telegraph otticss
Throughout, the United States where
where messages can he collected tor
radio ,ransmississior. The essentials
In the war just hrcuSh; 10 an end are
these:
License for W. U.
FIRST. the Western Union Telegraph
company has been granted a permancn'
license for the landing ot ITS caoie AZ
Miami. Eloriado. which connects AT
Barbados with the British owned COM
pary's cable from Brazil The permit
was granted as soon rs the braz'Han
government cancelled the monopoly
possessed by the British company so
tNa; now the All-Amer:ca cable com
pany can land caSlcs anywhere along
the coas, OF Brazil and carry them from
poin, to point Up 20 this time the
AN-America company has had 70 stretch
a separate cable from Argentina 70 tw"
scuarate points IN Brazil because the
landing % cables from one Brazu an
por, % another was exclusively the
privilege OF the British company
Second, the All-Amerjcan Gable cout-
many renounced it- moropoltes on ths
west coast Of South America so the
Western Union and is British ally IN
the cable business nov can encircls
South America. All monopolies are
given up by everybody CONCERNED. This
action was the result Of The influence
OF the department OF state.i
Third. ne desire OF the, All-America
Cable company for a collecting agency
na< been realized. Afc"r years os nego-
,isitcn during which It seemed as f
the We,stCr1 Union woatd max" an
agreement with the Ail-Am"r:ca cable
~of,3auy to forward messages 20 South
America originating in this country
through an American instead o. Brit
isl, concern the Postal Telegraph COM
rany h.,~ been prevailed upon 20 act as
,hs N,rO-icar collecting medium This
means that messages from the United
S'a.e< nlsI Jt any Postal Telegraph
office Nil 60 direct :" South American
points v!thrU' Passing through the
aand, Of any British CarNanN.
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THE INTELLIGENCE

Has more daily circulation and carries
more advertising regularly than any
other siN-day morning paper in WeS;
Virginia.
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(Continued on Page Eight
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLI

lengers. mails and mdse Went to Kew
York Dock Co.'S pier y, brooklyn 80
Str Tymeric (Br), Cristobal May 20. to
Houlder. Weir & Boyd. in ballast. Went TO
Morse's dry dock. Brooklyn.
Str Port Antonio (Norl. Kingston May %.
Port Morant 24th and Bowden .5th. 10 the
United Fruit Co, with fruit. Went TO pier
Is. East River.
Str Santa Marta. Porto Barrios. Santiago
and Kingston, 10 the United Fruit CD. with
passengers. malls and mdse. Anchored in
Str Munargo, Antiila May &c and Nassau
27th. to the Munson Steamship Line. with
l52 passengers, mails and mdse. Went TO
pier ., East River.
Atlantic Fruit Co. with sugar. Anchored Off
Liberty.
namo. 10 the New ork and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co. with mdse.
Str Siboney. Havana May o. TO the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co. with 1874
passengers. mails and mdse. Went to New
York Dock Co.'S pier is, Brooklyn.
Str FL Mundo. Galveston May 20, to the
pier Az North River.
Str Pausboro. Galveston. TO the Vacuum
Oh Co. Went to Robns's dry dock.e Brook
Str Comanche, Jacksonville and Charleston.
tn the Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdse. Went to pier SO. North River.
Str City of Montgomery, Savannah. to the
Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went to pier S5. North River;
SAE -Nolloih' " TAG Oiu A'oiN'"'o.ss
Transportation Co. with passengers and
mdse. Went 10 pier 81, North River.
F Str Matoa. Norfolk.
Str Harvey II Brown, Norfolk
Str Moldegaard. Baltimore. to A II Bull 4
Co. Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier q,
Brooklyn.
Str Nordhvalen DAM. Philadelphia, to the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Anchored off Liberty.
Str Cissy (Nor), Philadelphia. to the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with
mdse. Anchored off Liberty.
Str Erholm (Nor). Richibucto. NIB, May
"a, TO + Whitney & Co. with lumber. An
chored in Quarantine.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
NEW SHIPS PLANNED
FOR COASTAL TRADE.
Clyde Line May Order Two
Nessels-Weems- Williams
TO Let Contract.

The construction of fast passenger
ships for coastwise service is planned
by two companies, it was learned yes
terday. The Clyde Line is seeking two
new ships for service between New York
and Charleston and Jacksonville, prob
ably 10 be similar to the company's
1enape, and to be about 425 feet in
length, driven by turbine engines
capable of IS knots. The Clyde Line
was in the market about a year ago.
but found shipbuilding costs too high,
and allowed its plans to lapse until
recently.
Plans and Specifications for COM
bination passenger and cargo steamer,
500 feet long by 45 feet beam. are be-
ing completed by the Weems- Williams
Line of Baltimore, Md, and inquiries
about costs already have been made OF
shipyards. The three vessels. judged
by recent contracts for craft of similar
type. will cost in all about S3.500000.
Indications are that replacing of OBJ
solete passenger shipping under the
American flag is being undertaken
rapidly. The need for such building is
shown by the figures. There are APP
proximately 2i5 passenger ships of
domestic registry of which sixty-one.
all but two of which are privately
owned. are more than twenty-five years
of age, and seventy-five are between
sixteen and twenty years old.
The general pick up in shipbuilding
IS shown by returns of the Bureau OF
Navigation, showing that 1T vessels OF
220.727 gross tons were under way on
May !. an increase of twelve over the
total for April l. While this repre-
sented a tonnage increment of only
5000 tons, the bureau announces that
new contracts for eighteen craft, in
cluding two 5000 ton coastwise pas
senger ships and a 1,52S ton ferry for
the Erie Railroad had been reported by
the shipyards during April
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
u. S. NOTE TO CANADA
FAVORS WATERWAY
Secretary Hughes Suggests
NeW Plans for Project.

OTTAWA. Ont. May 30.-1ncluded in
correspondence relative to the st. Law
renee waterways project tabled in the
House to-day was a letter from Secre-
tary Hughes stating that President Har-
ding "favors the negotiation of treaty
to be framed on the basis of the report
of the joint commission. or such modii-
cations as might be agreed upon" Yes
terday the Prime Minister informed
Washington that the Canadian Govern
nent is of the opinion "that :, would
not appear to be expedient to dsal with
this matter at the present time"
Secretary Hughes suggests that N the
present proposal is not deemed Desirable
some other basis OF agreement which
will expedite the project might be ar
rived at. and states that IL might be
practicable TO conclude treaty pledg
ing the two Governments to undertake
the execution OF the project with the
provision for a joint commission
charged with the duty OF formulating
such complete plan which would be
subject to the approval of the two Gov
ernments prior to the beginning OF the
work Of construction"
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
AMERICAN SHIPPING
WANTS ITS OWN CHARTS
Increase in photographic AL
Iouonce Is Asked.

More funds are needed for the Hydro
graphic Office so American shipping
may be relieved Of it's dependence on
foreign sources for essential navigation
charts. according to a resolution adopted
By the executive committee of the Amer
lean Steamship Owners Association and
forwarded to the Secretary Of the Navy,
the Director of the Budget and the men,
bers of the Naval Affairs Committee.
The resolution points out that the
American navy as well as the merchant
marine must depend chiefly on the Brit
ish Admiralty for about LOCO charts.
and adds that such Indispensable ia
cilities ought rightfully To be available
at all times within the United States
for our navy and merchant shipping i'm
the interest of the national defense and
of our maritime development"
An additional appropriation to the
Hydrosraphic Office for chart prepaTa-
tion has already been urged by the see
retary of the Navy to be inserted in the
naval appropriation bill. and is now be-
fore the Director Of the Budget for au-
thoriZatiOn.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1922

third class passengers and mdse. Went 10
pier ~. North River.
str Boston City CBrl. Bristol May and
rndee. Went 10 pier 90. North River.
Str Orcus Pisagua April ], Taltal I'D
Tocopllla 2Ith, Cristobal May Z. Wilmington,
Nc. e3d and Philadelphia 10th. TO Vessel
Duval & Co. with mdse. Anchored Off Red
Hook.
Str Abron. Alexandria May and Boston
2sth, TO tho Export Steamship Co, with
mdse Anchored Off Red Hook.
Str Celtic Prince tBrl, Shanghai March .,
April o. Pcnnng 18th. Port Said May 4, Oran
1ith and Boston 2Sth, TO Furness, Witty &
Co with mdse. Went TO New York Dock
Co.'S pier A. Brooklyn.
str Hellas (Norj. san Domingo City May
10 Macoris 2Ofh. Sanchez and Samana ed.
Porto Plata 23d and Turks Island 24th, TO
tho Columbus Steamship Co. with mdse.
Went 20 pier -. North River.
str Flora (Dutch), Curacao May is, Porto
Cabelo 18th. Laguayra goth and Cape Haiti
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

[Distance given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified
Abertoite 400 Sc Hatteras 10Th.
Archimedes $50 T. Nantucket l. V 3Oth.
Bannack 925 l. Cape Henry Goth.
Camito 1867 NE Turks Island 29th
Charles Pratt 52S NE by L Hatteras 30th.
Coastwise 40 S Portland 30th.
Champion Anderson 1873 y Hatteras 30th.
Edith 439 S Ambrose l. Goth.
+ q Barstow II NE Diamond Shoal 30th.
Gargoyle | .260 e by n Cape May 30th
George Washington / $50 Ambrose l.
30th.
II NJ Storey 215 n Colon Goth.
Herman Frasch 10 y Diamond Shoal 30th.
Kenows lat 20 05. Ion II 40 2yth.
Lake Winthrop 40 Ambrose l. V goth.
Levisa SOS Nantucket l. V 29th
Livingston Roe 300 + Ambrose J. 29th.
Mauritania .BGl from Cherbourg Both.
Meteor 3 NV by w Hedge Fence l. 3oth.
Munamar ,O06 S Ambrose l. : 10th.
Munardan iid : Ambrose /. 30th
MUNRO 1s5 ! Ambrose l. V 3Oth.
New Britain sU3 T. Ambrose /. V 10th.
Nora 81 Diamond Shoal 30th
Orduna .04f Ambrose l. 30th.
Oscar ID Bennett II T. Cape Henry 30th.
Rayo 1876 NE Diamond Shoal 10Th
Suruga so SSE Hatteras 3Oth.
Swiftsure 400 + Ambrose l. 30th.
Transportation = ENE Nauset l. V 30th.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31

Coeleda 457 Il Ambrose J. V eeth,
Cohasset 2.20s Il Ambrose l. Y 2sth.
Conehatta lat 40 50 Ion 66 % 3Oth
Cofson ,455 Il Cape May 29th
Currier 50 Il Sand Key 30th.
Dannedaikss 727 z Cape May 2sth
Delaware Sun 60 T. Key West 30tl.
East Cape 640 T. Halifax Goth.
Eastern Cross 3l5 EsE Nantucket L Y Goth.
Eastern Leader 500 e Ambrose Goth.
Edward l. Doheny ia WsW sand Key 3oth.
Evergreen City lat Al 25, lon p A 29th.
+ Q Barstow 240 w Hatteras 30th.
Fred w Weller 80 w Sand Key 3oth.
Frieda 81 Hatteras 30th.
Gaffney .646 n Ambrose J. 2eth.
George Washington 1880 T. Ambrose l. V
Georgian 10 Boston light soth.
Gulfstream 355 f Port Arthur Both.
Gulftrade 1855 NE Tortugas Both.
II II Rodgers 173 sw Hatteras aoth.
Higho 13 ESE Sand Key 3oth.
Hilton 20 SW Hatteras 30th.
: A Bostwick 1856 ESE, Galveston 30th.
J A Moffett. Jr. lib WNW Tortugas 3oth.
Java Arrow 90 from 4, ToEtusas ,a,t goth; so,,
Kamesit $50 L Cape Henry Goth.
Lightburne is w Sand Key both.
Matinicock II Il Sand Key 3Oth
Mlneola 1874 Ambrose L 30th..
Minnekshda l.s79 ambrose I S9 a9th
Mount Clay 1896 Z Ambrose L v 10th
Mgnweod Nun "a NE Frying Pan an. soth
Nora 81 Hatteras 30th.
Paraguay 80 w Sand Key 30th.
Pastores 625 Scotland l. v Both.
Peninsula State 6S4 Ambrose l. V Goth.
Philip Publicker 18 SSw Hatteras 30th.
President Monroe .572 F. Ambrose l. 10th
Roanoke passed Sand Key 30th.
Rockaway Park lat AZ II. Ion so Goth
B Hunt A L Sand Key sOth.
Samuel Q Brown a4 NNE Eatteras 30th.
Schroon 620 ESE Galveston bar goth.
Shickshinny lat 43 81, Ion 3S 90 29th
Storm King .935 f. Ambrose l. V 2Sth.
Susquehanna /. .2i2 Il Ambrose l. V 10Th.
Swifteagle 81 from Cape Canso 29th.
w Teagle So SW South Pass 30th
Continued on Following Page
The New York herald., 1922-05-31

East Coasb Amapala City, Choluteca,
Cauca and Narino Departments OF Colombia,
Ecuador. Peru except fuitos), bonSd ahu hu
rail 20 Philadelphia, Pa, and thence by str
EDGAR F LUCKENBAcH. II (sup :
PAD.
Bahamas Especially addressed only) via
Nassau. str BAYAMO. 8 AN.
Turks Island and Dominican Republac via
Turks Island. Monte Christi, Puerto Plata.
Sanchez, Samans, San Pedro de Macors.
san Domingo city, Azua and barahona' SIT
Pernambuco. Pa rahyba and Natal (other
parts OF Brazil must be specially addressed)
via Pernambuco. Rio Janeiro. santos; kia
str STEPHEN. II AM.
Yucatan and Campeche (Cuba and other
parts OF Mexico must be specially addressed
Via Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz and Tam
pco also parcel post mails for the Mexican
States Of Campeche. Chiapas, Guerrero
Tlaxcaia. Vera Cruz and Yucatan, str
EsPERANZA, IL AN %.
Cape Haiti, Port de Paix, Gonaives and st
Mare (other parts of Haiti must be spe-
cially addressed) via Cape Haiti. Port de
Paix. Gonaiyes. s. Mare. Port au Prince,
Petit Goaye Miragoane,, Jeremie' AUX
Cages and Jacmel. str HAITI, PM.
FRIDAY. JUNE g.
Bahamas Nncluding Inagua and Fortune
Islands, and City Of Antilla, Cuba (other
parts OF Cuba must be specially addressed
via Nassau and Antilla, str MUNARGo. .
AM.
Haiti Except Cape Haiti and Port de
Paix). Jamaica and Colombia Except
Cauca. Narno and Magdalena departments
via Port au Prnes; kpgston,o sTgA n SaTtaseha SM
st Kits, Nevis, Saba. st Martins. st
F:ustatius. Antigua, Montserrat, Guadeioupe,
Dominica Martinique. st Lucia and Bar
bados (St Thomas. st Croix, Grenada. st
Vincent. Trinidad and Guiana must be spe-
c.ally addressed) via st Thomas, ST Croi1,
ST kits, Antigua. Guadeloupe. Dominica,
Martinique, st Lucia and Barbados, str
PARMA II AM (sup II NJ y:
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix, Gonaives ana
Panama. Colombia and Ecuador must be
specially addressed) via Cape Haiti. Port
Dc Paix, Gonaives. St Marc, Cristobal,
Buenaventura Esmeraldas. Bahia de Cara
quez Manta. Puerto Bolivar and Guayaquil'
str GEN RI ERNST. II NJ 90.
Trinidad Cudad Bolivar and Guiana via
Trinidad Georgetown and Paramaribo, str
SURINAM. l PM.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
81 I,SI5,6OO IN DAMAGES
ASKED FOR COLLISION
Steamship Fl. F. Alexander Is
Prevented From Leaving Yard

CHESTER, Pa, May SO.--As she was
about TO leave the Sun Shipyard for New
York, "A United States Deputy Marshal
to-day stepped aboard the steamship
II. Il. Alexander with an attachment for
s1.S15G0O damages claimed in connec-
ton with the sinking OF the British
steamship Andrec in the Delaware River
last week.
The vessels moorings were ordered
made fast again and the captain and
IL +. Alexander. president of the Pacific
Steamship Company. owner of the ship.
were notified not TO attempt TO move
the vesscd until security for the fun
amount OF the libel had been entered
In Federal court
The libel alleges gross negligence or
the part OF the master Of the Alexander.
saving the vessel was running at
twenty-five knot speed in the harbor al
the time OF the collision.
The New York herald., 1922-05-31
By Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY. Inc.


Agwimoon 2l0 NE Diamond Shoal Soth.
Balzac (Br) 5iB Sc Nantucket l. SOth.
Bellingham 159 Sc Ambrose l. Soth.
Blair / ,0SS Il Ambrose l. V 10th.
Bolivar A40 by Il Ambrose l. V Both.
Capt Maurice Eugene 4s5 Il Ambrose L V
30th
Chappaqua 2e3 Cape Henry Soth.
Chester Valley $50 f Hole In Wall S0th.
City OF Eureka 33 f Ambrose l. 3Oth.
Coelleda 738 + Ambrose J. Y 30th.
Cokesit lat Al OF. lon AZ 81 Goth.
Collingsworth lat 81 43. Ion Ga ~ Goth.
Eastern Cross 430 L by n Cape Henry both.
Edgehill .329 z Ambrose / 2Sth.
Eocene and barge IS off Gay Head S0th.
Ciaffney .397 Il Ambrose l. 18th.
Hanover $40 Z Ambrose l. v 30th
Hilton 20 SW Diamond Shoal 30th.
Hoyen $50 SSE Ambrose l. 30th.
Lake Elsmere 252 n Diamond Shoal 30th.
Lake Fannn IS Scotland l. Both.
Liberty Clio 1.045 SIC Delaware Capes PM
Both.
Mohawk left Charleston for New York 2:50
PM 30th
Rochester 42o miles 81 deg Hole in Wall
18th.
San Lorenzo $50 Scotland l. PM Goth.
Tanamo I40 Scotland l. Goth
Thomas Beal 900 SW Nantucket L Both
(is bound to Boston,.
Western Scout 1888 from Ambrose l. 30th.
West Bridge 173 NE Five Fathom Bank goth.
West Hardaway lat 40 "a. Ion 81 Il 29th.
West Inskip 423 4 Cape May 3oth