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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01

TULSA, 4 Okla, Dec. 1.TStil
maintaining that the people don't
want prohibition but taking {
slightly different tact IN his def
auce Of the governor and the At
torney Generals department, w.
r Seaver, county attorney, met
the assistant state attorney genera
here today TO explain his dismissaI
of cases against alleg ed liquor liz
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01

A PUzz1E a8DAY


Wednesdays answer d
Which Is greater, siz dozen
dozen, or hair 4 dozen dozen2H
Six dozen dozen - the greater.
Six dozen dozen 81 6xf2x12; or
s6s. Half dozen dozen Is 6xt2,
OF 72. Tho peculiar wording Of
the question: almost Invariably
VIII bring the answer .They are
both the same which, Of lcourse,
IS incorrect.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
YoI,CAN0'I IN ERIfprInN

~ LONDON, Dec. 1.-(By the AS.
ISOLATED Press The volcano Of
Stromboli,. on the island Of that
name of the coast Of Sicily, is in
violent eruption, says a dispatch
to the Central News from Rome
today.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
Proatam TontorroW.

Q ,. Unpopular concert. "A,
4 p. m.TNews. =
7:s0 p. rn.-Bedtime story fol
tho children.
Under the Evenings Lamp
courtesy Of YouthsI Companion.
s p. n,.-special address by prom
inent business men,
$3.50 p. m Concert BY RDISA liz
de symphony orchestra, with Vic
tor saudek, director.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
CHICAGO Produce

CHICAGO, Dec. Butter fish.
3er. creamery extras 541s extra
flrsts 5Qa53; firsts 4S1 a asa I:
standards 4s1as; seconds 40641iks
Eggs unsettled, receipts {, 1856
cases, firsts 47650; ordinary tirsts
40645; miscellaneous 4514s: re-
frigerator extras 2s92s9t; refrlg-
orator tirsts 251s 926iss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
LATE WANT ADS.

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. AZ
ply 1916 Pleasant Valley Road
Phone IGOR. e07eA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
REAL EsTATEI TRANsEERs

The following real estate trans.
fers have been filed for recording
in the office Of County Clerk Les
N. satterfieid: 80 81 81
John G Robinson and others to
Lydia B. Ice. seventeen acres and
ninety six poles Of land In Mann.
iDgton District Consideration 81
etc. ~
James Il. Erwin and others TO
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Gas
Co. a fise year gas lease Of 112
acres Of land IN; = airimontO District;
carly lease sfi2s 700
Thomas =! Tucker and wife 10
Won B. Tucker, q parcel Of land
near Fairmoilt Consideration
5000.
Fairmont Building & Invest
ment co. to w. Sherman Brown
and others, trustees Of the Free
Methodist Church Of Fairmont,
a parcel % land in Fairmont.
Consideration $4,000 si,,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01

steady; sheep $3.50: lambs $3.50.
Calves receipts 755; higher. top
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
Pittsbur.,h 4 ,.vcstocJl.

P1TTsBuRGH, Dec. 1.-Hogs.
receipts ~, 900 lower; heayiesi
q !50 Q. ~ $3.50; heavy. yorkers, light
|yorkets and pigs s 90 IA So
Sheep and lambs reeSipts 500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
YlIaATHER

temperature, maximum 81: mini.
mum s7i preeipltation. trace.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01

Mrs. White spesksAIts Ken,
Bile White Will give a lecture on
hor recent trip 10 Europe and 4
playlet, Where Are the Nine =
will be nfesented at 1880 O'Clock
tonight IN thesFtrst Methodist
EPISCOPAL Church In Fairmont avs.
nue. for the benefit Of the Engle
Settlement House in Maple ave,
nue. Another feature Of the pro,
gram viii be- q solo by Mrs. T!YG.
Johnson entitled Where Cross thu
Crowded Ways Of Life" Follow.
ing the program a social hour will
be spent. NJ. : VIZ y
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01

To Attend Meetina-A number Of
local people Including. Ira AkIns.
Kemhle White: O. v. Crttchfieiti
and q, D. Kurt will attend a hear.
ing on short zone coal rate to be
held in Pittsburgh Monday before
an examiner for the interstate
Commerce Commission. a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01

WIN Speak Fsunday-Mis. Ken.
bic White win make an address
on her experiences on her recent
trlp TO Europe at the "opefi house. 4,
which the " w. g. A. will hold
at 2:s9 O'clock Sunday afternoon
In its headquarters In Monroe
street..
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Irans-Pacifc Mails

r, Nonn'setins n mails close at the General
Postoftce and CITY Hall Postoffico station.
New york, at 3$ III. follows
Hawaii. via san Francisco Il 4 y
Buford, Ian ie
French Indo-China and Netherlands Gas,
ladies except Sumatra). via san Fran
cisco; also parcel post mails for China,
Siam snd French lndo- China, S S shnyo
Maru. Jan 10.
.Ispau. Corea and Siberia. via Seattle. S s
Hawaii Naru, Jan 20s
Aawaht. Via san Francisco. s Matsonia
Jarsa, corea. China Except Shanghai
Cityl, Siberia; French lndo-China and
Me+hsrands ;Ys,asr ,iis Eas: Indies except su-
nails for China tcNcept Shanghai citv)
SiA9, r.,, ,,,.,1s ana Treaei, L7do-china. $ 5
Hswaiit, Nil San Francisco. 5 5 Buckeye
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands. Now
cisco; also parcel post mails for Society
Islands Coos Islands. New Zealand ana
oniy> via Seattle; also parcel post mails
.or Japan and corca, ) isldridge,
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia French Ioto-
China Netherlands Cast indies (exccnt
Sumaira) and Philippine Islands4. via
nanccuver ara yictoIia L G; also parcel
press OF Asia. Jan -ss
1oIulNaiN tunrcs tsfefeu) letters lr7ajlel
up 70 B n N" next day Will, provided
there is no delay in the overland transi.
reach Seattle in time for connection D,t,h
;he steamer lnentioneG
+All classes Of mail, including do,nes, io
nSrc'i post, sent to Hawaii, Guam ana
thlIlippne Islands by the above dispa,ch~s
stogistered articles may be mailed m
TO z y m at the General postoff.ce bIt
must be mailed not later than . III al
the City Hall station. For mails scheduled
70 close on sunday, registered articles ,nust
b" mailed not later than l. p III on Satur-
day night. ~ ~
NOTE Mess otherwise addressed. mail
Tor Australia (Which includes mail repular
and parcel post. for state of Vost a"s
iNaits, bismarck Archipelago. Glber. and
hlllce islands. Nauru Island and Solo,nou
Islands, is forwarded VIA the Pacific route
except that parcel post y not sent h,.
steamers sailing from Vancouve-. Mali
,nr shaino. and 7engyueh. in the Oh Sc
Ie OF funnan, is forwarded via BRIT
lsn india~-ih" quickest route Mail for
Siberia is forwarded Via the Paeiac ro,,,-
Mall Tor the Philippine Islands is dis
pa'cned by the best opportunity from the
tsc1nc Coast, except that specially adj
crossed articles prepaid at the Postal
ln.on rate are forwar led as addres.e,.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Fer :. Army base t5S'h st, Fay ltde'
Empress o. Britain uar), LIVERPOOL Jan
and wdSc Wit dock 10 IN at Pier 81.
y Il tWest iAth sD.
Aeolus. Rueros Ayros Jan Tor Y Y,
Pier 2. Hoboken
Comsnchc Charleston Jan ~ jackson
Vile i5 for y Y. to Clyde Line with pass
\ II oCharlton ST..
due To-morrow
rrcsidcntc Wilson $40. Trieste jan ---
for Vow York; to Phelps Bros with nass,
rirr 7. Bush Docks Bklyn
Munarpo. Antilla Jan H. Nassau - for
Y: TO Munson Line with pass, mails and
m'se; IL csroctcd to dock IN at Pier ..
Iampasas. Galveston Jan II for Y: to
Mallory Line with pass ANA nidsc, is cx-
pected 10 dock a IN at rier 3S y !,
Duc Thursday
faYcfn N;cr>, Hamburg Jan for \ Y,
and inJsc. Is expected TO dock at Pier ss.
\ (Wcst +6ih ST.
Turrialha, Kingston Jan la for \ Y to
rn,,e1 Init. rrnl, Go T.. Win PASS mails AMI
,nuse ~ =, IS expected 70 dock III at Pier 10,
Fort Victoria CBr). Dermudo Jan II for
to 'urnHss. Withy * Co with paSs.
loai's and ndse is oNpectcd to doci this
morning 4, Pier %. y II (Wcst 5s,h ST.
Due Friday
"SHel iori Agency.
Cedric. Liverpool. Jan 1i.....W White star
Chicago, Havrc. Jan 10......Frcrch Line
Due Saturday
Srythia, Quo"nst own, Jan IL. .Cunsrd line
Monterey. Havana. Jan 17... Warl linz
comal. Galveston, Ian "A. Southern Pacific
Due sunday
Panhandle state Londop. Ian 70.
Omitted States Lines
nC i Nff ,1f hon
Swedish American Line
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

meric Charleston. Sailed: Maumec. vii
niugtun. G.
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan ]s-~ArrIved: 18TH,
MeNicp tMcx). Salna Cruz. Florence Iuck-
cnbach. Everett for Now Orleans P"ran'
Dpnn cobenhasen 10Th, Nyan7a, New
Nrloens, Atlanta GUY, Baltimore; Tia
waii!tn. Philadelphia. Dyadca. K ksanapali.
Sailel pahar Marn (Japp. Yokohama
lNru, GuHfn.
SAVNNNAH Jan fc--Arrvcd; City Of
Montgomcry. Now York. Persian. Ba'ti
mare tand sailed Tor ,lachsonvilIe)
Juuiata. Jacksonville (and CALLED Tor Phia
delpl,ial. Eram tNoi). Cuba. Sailed: Ctty
of Rome. Boston.
sT JoliN. n b. Jan 1e-Arrivcd: Man
chester Hero 'nr), Manchester; Caraauct
Bro. Dcmcrara. Sailed: Gracja tBr).
Portland. Ne, Orthia tBr). Glasgow aud
Avonmouth. Gothin iSw>. Vita
IT JOHN. y u. Ian GSaicd. En
rregs of Britain tBr), from Liverpool for
= w Notk.
TAMPA. Jan le-Arrycd: T'uXillo, Nev
Orleans
Westward HAVEN. Mass. Jan is--Ar-
rived Ncha Freeman. Norfolk Tor Boston
Mary Bradford Pierce, Norfolk for Bos-
ton, Bradford T. Jouos Norfolk 70 Boston,
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Freight Ships Due
Duo TO day

Dnc 10 -uHy
vessel for'. Ascncy
N,a,i. Moxi.o- c9thoobure. pee Is. Tunch rdye
oicNs, Valparaiso. Dec 16
Vessel, Duval 4 Co
,.~a.,u, cs,. Lloyd Royal Beige Limo
Tancrrd. Shields De Kerr ;r.
Nc" Britain N0t's5dsm' ,,,Ism pee .
sons,taa, shleids, Ice 2s ""''"' -
S o stray s g Corp
'''y oe Aaela,@c. Gibraltar, Jan -.
Hanois sovthsmp,on. pee ST. '''''' ~
Susquohanna $ S Cory
w A LucAcnbsch, Cristobsl' Ian >
1.uclScnhach $ $ Corr
City OF Lahore. Fort sa,d. Jan !
Tyd.us Gibraltar. Jan .'o'o"' nooth '5iy Line ne
Stsn'nore. l"ith. De 31.... Turnrss- Witty
hi,ksnSas i,,,,s Fnlnouth, Jan g.. runch- Ca E
l'oNEcn~sS bombay, Dec 3 .... Kerr S s Co
Bradford City. Hamburg Jan 3.
l. s Navigation Co
Due Tu-r,orrow
NNy,land Shields. Jan Furnoss. Witty & Co
OtAo, ElO de Jan-lrc, Dec -
international i'roichttac Corr
Katrina Luckcnbach. los Angeles. Jan !
I.uckcnbach 5 S Corr
Ninian. baltimore Jan lc.ln, Mcr Marine
Due Thursday
East SIDE, Rotterdam. Dec 81
Cosmopolitan Line
HiTcia, Iordon Jan 49,. .Cunard s S co
MarenEo Hull. Jan 6.
Flerinan- wilson Lin,
l,,hoc6us. Malaga, 1on 3. Thrcc Star Line
Mestbrook, Hamburg. Jan T. Kerr $ S CO
South American. Cuayaouii. Jan 4
american Metals & Transport CO
III !s-co. 'ew Orleans, Jan 49,. So rac Co
Due friday
est Nilus, Hamburg Jan 8.
Barber S $ Line
Due Saturday
Nq'''sq%. ,,i3u az London ian ;. Al Trans Limo
tunch. Edye < Co
Due sunday
Boston City, Bristol. Jan S
Jacques Cartier Flushing, Jan s.
,,,a..,.. ~, French Line
II Winchester { CO
ArEon Rotterdam, Jan T.. Robert /. Hague
Due Monday
.AEcHifNc,!'S, Mar Ghost a.. Ian
International Mercantile Marine
Nian Mcbride. Algicrs, Jan T.. Barber Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Northern Pacific
Sold to Admiral
Line for Million
Rcconditioning of Transport
at Cost of 100000 l.
crowded For i'm Contract
With Shipping Board

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-The sale Of
the Shipping Board transport Northern
Pacific to II. T. Alexander, president
OF the Admiral Line, for 81 900, 900, was
approved to-day by Chairman Laskcr
Of tho Shipping Board. The sales con
tract provide that the purchaser shall
recondition the vessel in accordance
with the plans of the Shipping Board
Tor this work. This task Will occasion
an expenditure OF approximately $500 :
600. The Northern Pacific is TO be used
N the coastwise trade on the Pacific.
sailing under the colors Of the Ad-
mlral Line.
The Admiral Line has plans for the
conversion OF the Northern Pacific int
enc of the finest, modern passenger
ships for coastWise service between
Seattle. San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Thc boat can make the trip from Seat
tic to San Francisco. So4 miles. in thir-
ty three hours. which equals the TIM
of the Shasta Limited, the last train
operated between those ties by the
Southern Pacific The trip from San
Francisco to Los Angeles will take iif
tcen hours. better than train time.
Theodore Ferris has dawn the plans
Tor reconditioning the vessel
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

g'r@,',I = ''sI},''fee,n I sr, CFr>. RoNin Havrc
Erils II manl. Christensen por,o
'a5si- :- Via Nueyitas; y and cuba MN
'. Nsnendijk (DO suffers. ro.,e-a.,n
14e,ishn America Line.
r, ,ast.,., Mesentie W., Or Berry: Havana and
- EiNfor. pownirg; Yokohama. Knho viz
iela5nn Canal. iarhe~ : : CO
cadillac ORD Collie. HUI; n, Smith
.'"lierson NorsieV Norfolk. t,ld -
H.Inen TTanSNorta co.
o1y fy ot - Louis. Johnson; Savannah;
i !. D.moeH Allen Boston: nss.ern
Chinese Prince trrl. Hardeas.ls: rabia
"a IA rata and Bucnos ASres via philade,@
ph.a Furness. Wi,hy & 60.
- Arapahoe. DeNereaux; JacksorviiIe yin
Charleston Civde Line.
- Gaelic Prince (Dy). SudGaby; Baltimore:
Fnrness, Witty & Co y .
:, ,S santureo Nehrs Jobos; \ Y ana Porto
Constantinople (Br>. Arvanital5is; Naples
amt Pirarusi \ Gal0nas
>, Centean'a! State, Penalebury: London ::
santa Marta Bir,1s: Kines:or, and Girls
tcbal; United Fruit Co
Broohvale ,Bs). Doiton: Hamburg; L S
Navigation Co.
George Washington Cunningham; Ere
men VIA Cherbours ana Plymouth. L 5
Motor ship roraonan. Dyer: Cicnfuesos
american Med!teFrsn-aN 5 s CO.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

carryir~ goedstugs bought with the
>2000ooC0 appropriated By Congress-
witch by law must bo transported in
ships under The United States flag.
Definite announcement cf the intcn
uon To use foreign ships is expected
to-day or tom orrow from tho Offices
of the relief administration. The only
Development now that might proven.
the use Of foreign tonnage would be
notice from the Soviet authorities to
pay higher prices for American boats.
Il is estimated that foodstuhs bought
with the Soviet funds viii I'll about
forty vessels. il the greater part Of the
money is spent for corn and seed
wheat. II considerable part is used
for the purchase of canned milk and
other concentrated foods the require
ments for ocean tonnage will be
smaller.
The relief administration has not
proceeded with tho chartcrInE Of ships
as fast as (, has with the purchase Of
corn and seed wheat. The Shipping
Board has been asked to provide about
thirty vessels, and several have been
obtained from private owncrs. More
thar twice this sumbcr Will bc required
for the entire shipment. The oppor-
,uuity which Secretary Hoover has
given 20 American ship owners to oHcr
boats a. sl50 above the rates quoted
by foreign ships. which is regarded by
him as ii sufficient diFcrcntal to ofsc}
higher wages and operating costs, has
brought few bids The attitude OF tho
owners is that they must meet cX~
pcnscs on the outward voyages, as re-
turn cargocS arc not available.
The rates which Will be paid on
Shipping Board vessels. to be based on
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
ShiplDuiIdcrs Optimistic

A combination Of developments il
the shipbuildilg industry has Civ
en- rise to considerable optimism and
served 10 brighten the outlook for the
ensuing year, says Clarence s. King,
secretary of the Atlantic Coast Ship
times arc just around the corner, Mr
Ktng bases his belief upon the need for
fast passenger sh ps TO balance our
Feet. Of cargo vessels. the changes in
st,~ shipping industry brought about by
the~successful operation of motorships
in competition with thu older types and
re costrsets for about Slo,ooo.ooo
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

,o,.S % ~ r~c ,a 10 '' on
\ T. '''' 81 N''''''''' '''
L r9qn,ana' An'W9fD Jan Son'nampton
sax Line Via = ,rst le second e"p sa''n l.''
81 l",so ''"Ss pass "~''7 and ""se' i'.ef
~. - ... ,,
A.,a',,lio 10 o"ee ian o. Msyasuez T.
sr,n ,.,' San Ju"h ',h TO 'ne \ a.
"ps' i,ier ''' frooki H.
.a '' ''@l''o, '5 HsEu1a J'n ~ to
Iss rlos.e s@a wqs" @r s,a,o9 l,'n %, %c n r,o
Ne.'" d ''ahl' ~. N7c"'o - i'ara -, AcW
ans .'1n =. TO tho iamport * Holt Line,
"''p l,i. lnise, i!e" T. hrooli> ".~
'tnaGian spinner tBI', IldlifaN Jan "a.
So Milford & McNav. Inc oith mdsc, I'm
,,ans ,,s 1t TO ANstr"l'a' Pier > Constable
Blocnfonto.n (Br,. Hun Dec el An.wor,
a. to tho rmau-W Wilson Lino. VIII
mdso ,th 81. Uobokon.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Coal Exports Dull

The refusal Of the eastern railroad 5
to reduce rates on export coal 81 q ton
has dlsheartenei operators and has had
a similar reaction on steamship com
ranicS. A. u. Bull & Go. state tina,
this was great disappointment 20 cx-
norters and apparently means that they
will be Handicapped in foreign markets
for some time to come" Ship owners
az not find the present ocean rates at
tractive and steamers are scarce. the
company adds. II was pointd out that
vessels sailing for South America are
quoting rates as low Is s3.225 a ton 10
the Lower Plate without takers
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17

Acme SIS s nloc1 leland Ian ls
Acronoiis 5'S = Nmbrose Ian t..
Nigeria lsG from carc Kace Iem 80
Aie'urus 15l f Ambrose JAM le.
Nryau g w Sand Ky Jan Is
Atonas IS NNW lfavan5NJan lG.
AuSablc 3ln : Scotland Jan l.
Faldioc'. Nr Narrcgai Jan ii
larrcnforl< from BausEa' Jan IL.
Rcairicc Z = liillslorn Ian 1i.
Hllayl II from Montark i'oiit Jane1G
'nlnhrai duo this rnrn'ue
Charles y lIarwcod - Ne Juritcr Ian le.
city 0f Naples in Nm1ward Fasasgo AN
Jan l6.
CITY of Savannah f8e llatlcras Ian le
lastorn brneyo 276 from Ambrose Ian is
i;awWard J. DohcnI rd Jupiter lam Is.
ltlNh"rn due Ncrfoli, "Wednesday.
r. lsloo II rortueas Jan 1G
Ei oricn'c lG7 = Scotland jan ls.
EVclyn : Elork Island Jan Ii
Lyergrcen city % Sc American Shoals
lTmohley so s Igatteras Ian ie
Franklin ~ Nr llattoras Ian 1G
rrankiin X lare l'9 $ scotland Ian ie.
'ilcnrdgc @p y 1uritor Jan IG
Gracia 20 Iiattoras Jan l6.
Grc"t Fails Gi5 llaticrss Jan -.
liahaforlsa 50 Ne Nattcras Jan L.
li;No - Ne Jupiter Jan 49,
Harvester So \ liatteras Jau l6
Herman 'rasch % NY Tortueas Jan IS.
llisho lat - : lon r Jan Is
lloNio az + Cape llonrv Jan lG
, l, Gordon pa 1orturns Jan H..
.Iounucl 10 SW Monfapi, Jan 10.
Joseph VI Cudahy los from llattoraa Ian Is.
Ko~oslSco az ~, Junitcr Jan le.
Lake Kytlle rs s Key Wcst IAN is.
Lake Strymon l&S sW by w Nantucket
Jan ls
Lake Ormondc lt5 sW lrattcras Jan rs.
Merrmack Il s FcnwiclS Island Jan 1s.
MunpIace l2o9 from Nantucket Jan l6.
Eord Ameilca 40 SN ilaucras Jan 1G.
'ssining e. 81 American SHOALS Jan is.
il~ppro - SO by Il Tortugas Jan lG
.9eony j. y Sand Key Jan lG
T4nheam r,.l.''.'' 50 E Great lsaac Ian lo.
In"N"S II Wheeler II ) FOv,y Rocks
Jan is.
Tr,nidadian !, ,l, off Tortusas Jan le
=. lS,an us IAN, lr'nge 20 scotland Jan 10.
WaXahache Ne Jupiter Ian le
West katan 500 from Ponce Pm Jan Is.
Aswinavre l2o 5 Nantucket Jan Is
fNrh"Nc state 20 w Balboa Ian g.
CITY Of Freeport % ne Ambrose Jan Is.
Coell"da SO NE Nantucket dan i6
Columbia 49i from baltimore Jan Ia
h,orjdian i,a46 e pli!aa@lphia Jan H.
G,lenpooi 6a5 = by : Nantucket Jan 15
4 u NJ flager llio + Ambrose Jan u.s.
Hudson So u Ambrose Jan lG.
Marquis la2 T. HoSton Jan II,
Nac*ts iGo " shanl ,Ian lr
N@bes Si@ laI ISS NH ,on "a9e Henry Jan H.
Panhandle state sos w Bishops Rock Jan
schodsclS 3GS e Ambrose Jan iG ''''
NNlen or Lar 80 ~ ion i. 40 3 Pm lan is.
y. TleadisS, ,s go tSE Nantucket Jan -.
Jacona loo Il Capn tlonrv Jan f5
" est Ia 1e lat 81 - lon r. - ,Jsn-is
cs'ern Ocean I! Jupiter Jan lG
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Fleet Corpn. Fixes Scale
Higher Than Operators


WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-Thc Emer-
eeaeg Fleet Corporation will put into
effect on February 6 new wage scale
Tor deck officers and seamcn slightly
higher than the now wage scale re
Gently announced By the ship Owners
Association. The various schedules
have been fixed By Commissioner T. Y.
O'Connor. in charge Of wage agrce
ment or the board. and the scale has
tcon approved by Joseph W. Powell.
president and general manager Of the
Fleet Corporation. An opportunity.
however. Will be given representatives
OF the deck o'icers' and men to appear
fcfore the board on January Is to be
heard on the scale.
The scale recently put into effect by
private operators carried reductions Of
- to 33 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
American Ports

BALTIMORE, Jan lG--Nrriyed- ,,,.ai,...
nf,a a,',,; iei1n ana hu'l 'i' ihi!adei
Gothcni'',r 'u' arG ,os'on hr'asholm O." .,
''mpico' hs Charles STAFFORD charles
,on. > c. lehed"e L cli0. ror Tampa: Her
''rt j.. faYd'ng, Tanpa. sailed - \
den. Boston; lean. Nuo,itas 'nhs ""'np-
BoS TON. Jan le-Arrivcd: Tyde,,s ,,,r,
Shanshai' Manila and colombo: san Git
lomplar Br) New York Nla{,ns ,,ia, aI'- ,l;1 u
Brost, Rrando1 r,',,i,".. ''a -us' N,cl Via
portation. Newporr Nnve, r'i,.n %
Tacoma and c.af.,.- ,,r,,, , -N''s''. q.
aud Norfolk Indian
6e4oa 5ad5ea 5Hila 1sM forN lIsna, 'gT Men'S & an sn
10Y, ,"a va .,lade' phia: Walter a l-ucken-
1-,on,,,.,,' el'. Sah francisco aul Colon
Ausnna ~'' qT'9r aon rat@r fopr l5'h! sehs
ea11,. '1',lne'N' I rank N neering. Norfolk
.1t'lF lcrSis N"Yfs. Turks island tlatfer
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port News; Munalhro New Work.
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r.pil'sNk. New York tard proceeded To-
Co'~o~e~ s',iln.~e a., ,.''''S. Miami
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torres Tanpicoi 'r'o-.
eagle New Yoriz: Mnnaas.o. ras,,. ',,s N%iL'- SWIM
Hhcnt 80 -
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terey, Vcra cruz for Ncw yori- i 0'"@' Mon
&C h~oNNTL1E. Jan lc-A,.ri,.od. W.,
Miami schr W ~ Hartman. I,.vela "3' tG
,orq' Nonezuela. salad. Apacho a.,
forh; Hoedvillo. Cibara. Crba
M'lll IN, Jan 16--Arrsved. Ossah.w
E1W York. Munsla llavan;i-. Caniiin
N''..l D.ti.- Sallel; DanNille. Port ar,b,,..
0laf kongstad U,au>. baltimore nnN.',,, ,N,'''
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,s,,,, "a Alr"n G'ti philadoi~li.s
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New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
Foreign Ships
ToCarry Corn
For the Soviet
: upplies Bought With SIO.-
600, 900 Fund From Rus.
sia TO Sail on Cheapest
Boats. Is Relief Decision
20 Vessels To Be Filled
announcement of Policy of
American Relief Admins
tration Expected To-day

Food supplies purchased with the
100000 n gold given the American
,elicf Administration by the Soviet
overnmcnt of Russia will be dis
atchcd by the cheapest vessels, ac.
ording to reliable information ycstcr-
ay. This means that the movement
III be handled in foreign steamers.
n'ch have been offered at figures con
iderably lower than those quoted by
tmercan steamship companies. No
hanec will be mad< in the policy Of
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
To Discuss British, Claims

Harry Kimball, vice president OF the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in charge
II fns.ces. expects to confer with Sir
Ernest Haeburn. representing the Brit
ish goYerr mcnt, in New YORK next Fri
DAY on the claims arising from the
transportation of supplies during the
var. Mr.. kinhail was at the Offices Of
the Shipping Board. 50 Broadway, yes
terday. on routine matters Claims Of
the United States against the British
aggregate about S2i 100000. while
Great Britain has oTscttine claims
amounting to about S26,o00o0o
New-York tribune., 1922-01-17
'by I. S. Hydrosraphic Onicc)
Month .AtlAntic OnniI OF ~ A.AA.sA

- = - IIyIr0sT0phlC OlfIcc)
North Atlantic Ocean, Off the American
The following obs;ructions wero re-
p"'. ca ne lhren sunl1en barges located
by the I S q Gutter Gresham on .isJ ia'r
~ rear sea Cirts y J, We're marked Jar
l., by red and black gas buoys Showing
occ'ltlne red lights every ten sncnnds
'hus isht five seconds. eclipse five seconds
.s ,otlo"5. FIRST buoy. lat 40 90 IL, Ion :.
- ~, second buoy. lat 40 OF o5, lon ::
~ inF4 Duoy, lat 4p 03 o., Ion 7a ~
The lnasts OF tho above wrecks nrnl"r,
apout SIX icet out Of water The T. S C. G
EuV,g' ~. M e'leshaln reports: On Jan ls. ir
.at az ~ 10. Ion Is IS l5 located :; s,n,s a.,
barSo with three masts sho,cine 49,
W',ier' Jan I? lat SO 81, Ion 76 35' passna
u WH's,i'Ng buoy marked f p--W LSteed
Alons the ovcrsca routes
The following obstructions was r,nor..,
,"n b; iAt 80 30. Ton 81 81 Il spar aho,,t
IN II long, covered with barnacles--Iicci.'
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