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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06
Ohm L00NEy, JR., PROBABLY fatally
v0UNDED IN MARKET SQUARE GUN FIGHT
MRS. STILLMAN
is WINNER IN
FINAL RULING

White, Plains, N. Y. Oct g.
(By the Associated Press.)-
Supreme Court Justice Nor.
schauser today confirmed the
referees rep0t in the Stnlman
divorce case and allowed Mrs.
Anne U. Stillman, who defended
the suit against her banker
husband, costs In the case.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06


GIANTS -. .OO2 900 10x-3 II l
Two base hit - Schang. Stolen
base-Pipp. Sacrifices - Frisch,
Kelly. Double play-Ward and
Pipp. Left on bases-Yankees, s.;
Giants, 8. Bases on balls-Off Hoyt,
2 (Frisch, Bancroft; of ]. Scott,
1 witt; off Jenes, 1 Cunning.
ham. Struck out-By Hoyt, 2
(ScOtt, Bancroft; by j. Scott, 2
lPipp, Elmer Smith. HitstOff Holt,
IL in ! innings; off Jones, l In 1
inning. Hit by pitcher-By ]. Scott
Ruth). Losing pitcher-H0yt.
Umpfres Mccormick (Nat.). um-
pire in chief; at the plate, Owens
(Amer.), at first base; klem (Nat.)
ut second base; Hildebrand (Amer.l
at third base. Time OF game-l:5S.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06
THE WEATHER

Showers probably this afternoon
and tonight; cooler Saturday morn
ing. Saturday. clearing BY after
noon.
Highest temperature yesterday,
50; lowest last night, 63.
Wind velocity At Z a. m. : miles
per hour.
Precipitation. none.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06

Totals ........32 s IL q Is
xBattGd for Ward in seventh.
xxBatted for Hoyt in eighth.
Score by innings:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06

Stages Of the Mississippi river
from below Dubuque to Muscatine
will change but little during the
next few days, unless heavy rains
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06

Continued on Page Fifteen.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-06

River stage at .. m. Ia. no
change last "a hours.
Sunset today 5.37 p. m; sunrise
tomorrow, 6.07 q m.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
SAIL THURSDAY.
SAIL FRIDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JAN. II, 1922

and 2e6 steerage passengers, mails and mdse.
Went 20 pier 10. North River.
str Media (Rr), Liverpool Jan :. TO the
cunard steamship Co, with passengers and
nidae. Anchored In Quarantne:
Str Nnrdulln llfrg, Newcastle, Eng, Dec
81 10 tho Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, In
ballast Went 20 pier 81. North River.
SIR Yiidum Dutch, Rotterdam Dec 10, 10
Van Nlcvrlt 4 Goudrla An. with mdse. An
chorrd OF Htapicton. 81.
Ptr New britain, antwerp Dec 20 and Rot
terdnm 2eth. 10 the Black Diamond steam
ship Co. with nldse. Went 10 pier 8, Army
ST. kbsrcas. sDezia Dec 20. to the Admiral
Line, IN ballast. -
sfr spiendor uiaD, Bizerta Dec 20, %
Robers L Hague. IN ballast. Anchored off
TOmpkinnviiic,
~ Mexico, vcra Cruz Jan 10 and Havana
IAN 10 the New York and Cuba Mall Steam
fhip co, with 80 passengers, mails and mdse
Went 20 New York Dock Cos pier 49, BROOK
rtr GENERAL w @ Gorras. crlstobai Jan O.
1asruai 9Th, Jercmle 10th and Port au Prince
9ifh. 10 the Panama Railroad Steamship
IInr with 81 passengers. malls and mose.
str Frankiin " Lane. Tnmpico Jan y, 70
tt,r Pan Arna rlcnn Petroleum and Transport
CO. Win crude OIL. Anchored OIL Tompkins-
~ Princeton. Tampico Jan Z. 20 Robert
4 HRrus. with crude OIL Anchored OFT
sir Ss'i samssi ilrss q Brown. Por, LObOs Jan o.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18

Gladysbe 20 NNE Tampico nth.
Glenpooi 2s5 NE Nantucket L y lTth.
auiTss Rassl. l,o as eags sR snas May a Pass ,sh
Halsey 1885 Sc South Pass 18th.
Hampden 80 NE Cape Charles nth.
Herbert q Wyi,e 1ss W sand Key nth.
Houma 1855 ENE Lobos Island isth
Hoxie 561 w Cape Henry 17th.
Hudson 500 Ambrose L. " l7th.
Huron $50 Scotland L " 18th
J NJ Danziger 0i E Sand Key 18th.
Japan pSi" Arrow rSo s as5 W Sand Key 10th.
John ID Archbold 16s Scotland L v AM
18th.
John worthington 22o Il Tampico 18th.
Kaweah due Philadelphia Wednesday.
Kekoskee 81 p Sand Key 18th.
Lightburne l5i wNw Tortusas 1Tth.
LIImas iss 3, TSmple0 o ,pls a. lIth; g ,a.s
Maryland 221 L Booton 17th.
Mexicano 205 8 Galveston nth.
Momus 10 Jupiter 17th.
Munisla 2i5 Sc Mobile 10th.
Munpiace OFT S Nantucket L v ITth.
Naeata $40 wsw Ushant 18th;
Mobiles lat 80 IS, lon AZ 90 10th.
Nora iT5 f Tampico 18th.
Norman Bridge 1893 ssW Brenton Reef 17;h
Q T Waring from South Pass i7th.
Pastores 255 NV Port Antonio 18th.
Paulsboro % Il by N Jupiter 18th.
Pearldon f55 NE Tampco 18th.
Pioneer Is " Jupiter 18th.
Presidente Wilson si4 e Ambrose L v 17th
princess 2.544 from San Pedro 10th.
Ruth 40 NE Cape Charles l7th.
s NJ spaulding 1863 f Tampico nth.
ST Mihiei lat 35 48. lon ~ 11th.
Sabine 232 u Palo Blanco 18th.
Sacandaga 430 SSE Cape Race 1Ttn.
San Bias 513 " Colon 18th.
San Gaspar w Sand Key 17th.
San Jose 299 Tela 18th.
Saramacca 335 from South Pass 18th.
schodack 600 r Ambrose l. 18th.
Somme .455 N Balboa i1th
Surname SO Contoy 18th.
swiftstar AZ y Tuxpam 18th.
II J Williams 24S E Ambrose L 18th.
Tamaha 92 " Jupiter 18th.
TRmlahua 925 w Sand Key 18th.
Tomaiva 1850 from Nantucket l. v 18th.
Utacarbon 352 South Pass 18th.
yaiacla $50 Ambrose l. v 18th.
Virginia 234 NNE Lobos Island 18TH
Watertown 80 Sc Cape Canaveral 18th.
Western Ocean 72 Jupiter 17th.
West Arrow lat AZ is. lon So OF 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Acropolis. Constantinople. &c. for New
York, is expected to arrive Sunday forenoon.
Str Algeria (Br), Glasgow for New York.
Is expected to dock late Friday or early
Saturday at pier 81, North River.
Str Cedric (Br). Liverpool for New York.
is expected to dock at pier 60, North River.
about 80 AM Friday.
Str scythia (Brl, Liverpool for New York.
left Halifax at 1880 PM Tuesday. Is ex-
pected TO dock at pier IS. North River. late
Thursday afternoon.
Str Presidente Wilson ItaD, Naples. &c.
for New York, Is expected to dock at pier
3, Bush Docks, Brooklyn, about noon
Wednesday.
Str Bayern (Ger), Hamburg for New York,
is expected to dock at pier SO. North River.
Friday afternoon.
Str valemore (Br). from Liverpool. is due
at Philadelphia Friday, goth.
Str Maryland (Br). from London. was 100
miles z OF Boston light at noon Tuesday.
Str Lexington (Br). from Liverpool. ex-
poets to reach Boston AM Wednesday.
Str South American (Brl, Valparaiso. &C.
for New York. was S12 miles of Ambrose
light vessel at PM Monday.
Str Lord Ormonde (BD. Savannah for
Hamburg. 563 miles from Savannah At
PM Monday.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18

to the Tldewater on Co. with crude on
Went 70 Tidewa.er. NJ.
Str Reaper. Lobcs Jan 9. 10 the rsxas
Str Ei orienie. Galveston Jan n. 70 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went 70
Str w Teasle,. Baton Rouge. 70 n T.
Str Comanche, Jacksonville Jan ~ and
Charleston 18th. 20 the Clyde Steamship Cc.
with passengers and mdse. Went 20 pier %.
North River.
Str Altamaha. Tampa. 20 the Malicry
Steamship Co, with mdse. Went 70 pier a..
North River.
Steamship Co. with mdss. Went 20 pier a..
North River.
Str City OF Atlanta. Savannah Jan Ia. 20
the Ocean Steamship co. with passengers
and mdse. Went 20 pier 35. North River.
Str Ausable, Charleston. to the Foreign
Transport and Mercantile Corporation. Went
TO elevator slip. Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Hamilton, Norfolk, TO the Cld Dominion
Transportation Co. with mdse. Went 70 pier
o6, North River.
Str Eastern Cross. Norfolk. 20 the susque-
hanna Steamship Co. Anchored off Tomp-
kinsvillc.
Str Stornest (Sor). Philadelphia.
Str Barfond (Nor), ST Johns, -NF, Jan 10.
TO Bennett, Hvoslef & Co. in ballast. Went
10 Robins's dry dock. Brooklyn.
Str Empress of Britain (Br). st John. NIB.
Jan 16, TO the Cunard Steamship Co.
Schr Wilbert S Bartlett. Georgetown, SC.
to Gilmartin s Co. with lumber. Anchored
off Red Hook.
Returned--Str Matinicock, hence for Texas
City, on account Of engine trouble. Anchored
off Tompkinsville.
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Notice TO Owners, Agents and
Ship Masters-

The Herald publishes daily
reports Of the positions Of mer-
chant vessels received through
she united States Naval Com.
munieation Service. Ship masters
Of vessels with radio apparatus
may. without charge, report their
(TR) noon positions through the
following naval radio stations IN
the United States propers Bar
Hsrbor. Me. (ottereiiffes)S Ama-
ssnsett. l. ~ Cape May. N. y.y
Norfolk. Va; Cape Hatteras, N.
C., Jupiter. Fiat Key West, Flat
New Orleans, La. These position
(TR) reports rarst be addressed
only 20 the radio station called,
and they viii be forwarded to.
New York. IL 10 important that
these reports should be SENT
promptly at noon each day 10
order that they will be received
in time for qualifications.
Position reports can also DO
sent through the stations of tho
independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc, at New York,
East Moriehes, l.. J., and East
hampton, l.. !.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
SHfPBUILDINC
DROPS $4,000 TONS
Output Still AboVe Prewor
Production.

PORTLAND. Me, Jan. lT.--The gross
tonnage Of ships produced IN Maine ship
Yards during 1921 decreased as.0o tons
40 compared with the output for the
preceding year. Statistics show that
slightly over $4,000 tons went down the
ways-last year. while In 1890 $4,000 tons
were sent over.
While the figures show a large fall
ing ON from the peak OF the Industry.
reached in 1918. when Ile0oo rroas
tons were produced, the output A. Is. coo
tons above that OF the average prewar
production.
At Bath. the shipbuiiding center Of
The State, 10 which a majority of the
1921 production Is credited, no work is
said TO be In sight except a Governs
ment contract for Ave steel ilghtshIps.
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The Ship Compendium and Year BoOl
Is Old Compton Street,
London, w. I England

knnour~s ruhllcafiou ~ the 1922 Issue nj
ihe price u $3.50 rer COPY postage % cents
r1fr rittp COMPENDIUM AND YEAR
DfntX l. q handsome Volume of 1000 rnEes,
r.x~rlnn me rntire field ~ international
foa' 40 rrsmrpufu-s 20 over 10000 Firms whose
trt4rentm are airectiv associated WITH the
m,th irrf ~ the Noiufne.
.rh. rs,.fifshrru state hat cf tho first
r.srste. "a iOsoC copies more than 5000 had
karn noid ~ ~ time % writing.
NI ,rfnrn Tor copies % ihc Book should be
- thefr f-rffaf states Agents NEW YORK,
~ Tne nrtsivh A Colonial Press, Inc,
- re Kfirkurhortcr nliifiug. BrOodway A
szna stFrei san FilANClSoo, Cal, Tne
ahirrirr Register, sto sanaoFne Street. IA
CpsfA. Wnsh.. v. T. Merritt. Acorn Press; (;
rnRr ARTHUR. Tea. ". T.. Ccughiin. Y. @.
nar 40 NM
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
STATE MUST HELP
SHIPPERS, is FINDING
Nationwide Service to Guido
81. Lawrence. Plan Urged by
Union league Men.

View Vera stats rnusi ofssr soms
nAfionwits service N sh- Wishes 70
Miller that t~ew York fnuai hase 80
tawcr cara4ixafion cf fhe st Lawrence
EhtcrN 80. eRta a rcrort ~ the COM
nitfsee cn pcli-icai reform of the Union
Ae4g1e Ni4b. ula1e rubiic yesterday.
tuet shat form this services should
taAe fse consanltt~r. % watch william
~ Guthrie ana D. Van Nechten Olcoft
srx tas beads aid nor state. They adj
Nfsfa thaf a u.Asf greatly exceed the
wouia reNaif from tha 81 Lawrence
waterwhy Tha report continued.
Thr rian m exccufsd accrrdlng 20
ne prpposals aoon 90 b. fought oat NJ
conxrrEs aii not only cost Ne0 York
tas loss of q great Part of ST. corr
10rrca fNr hnudifnH v nich M has al.
ready buiit me harme canals ana IN
now bus aiag termina'N. but compsl SIS
eitizeus % ray a large tax. amounting
probably 90 az least Goon ele. Tor a.
EerflnR traffic which s ourn hy right
ot location and ability 70 render SER
VICE
The conmaflsa a1monlshea. after
quoting from q reyent address 0f CoY
Miller. that View NoFx ul1Rt hass rs
opposition 20 fhs use of the ST. Law
renee waterway unon broader grounds
than its owu selfish intereats." IL - lr
fhis connection that the comufftee
made the suggestion Of some nation
vice service as the beat means Of ain
ning over the eighteen states that have
combined 10 set passage % the nsces-
aary legislation.
City problems. ana particularly shc.e
relating 60 charter revision. also wers
touched on IN the report which was
submitted 20 the club recently. The
report called on the city officials. as
ex officlo members Of the Charter Com.
mission. 20 cooperate with the other
members of the commission Tho plan
~ the New York Port Authority also
was mentioned IN an effort 20 show
the ciiy's commercial prosperity and
supremacy are graveiy menaced."
The New York herald., 1922-01-18

z r Kemp 40 Tampioo 18th.
Eastside 232 Z Cape May lTtn.
Eastern Breeze $50 from Ambrose l. " lItn.
Eastern Dawn 81 T. Cape Henry 18Th.
Eastern Exporter 80 SIC South Pass 10th.
Edward l. Doheny Sc sand Key lIth.
Eldorado 5I2 South Pass ibth.
El Isleo 160 sE South Pass idth
Ell Lagos 230 Sc South pass lIth.
FL Sol Jupiter lTth.
El Vale 23 S Jupiter lTth.
Elisha Walker 10 SW Nantucket lTth.
Elkhorn due Cape Henry noon Wednesday.
Excelsior 1873 Sc Mississippi bar 18th.
Freeport Sulphur No PSI Sc Freeport 1Ith.
C Grove 40 S Jupiter 18th.
Gene Crawley so Tamp,co 18th.
George W Barnes 81 e by Sand Key iTtn.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company. Inc.

distances given in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Aeolus 2,72s Sc Ambrose L v 10th.
Andrea + Luckenbach 5T2 Overfalis l. v
10Th.
Bibbco lat so so. lon GO As nth
Fastener 97 Boston 18th. Due Boston
Wednesday afternoon.
Gulfland 14O SW Nantucket L 18th.
Iroquois sos Scotland L v l7tn.
Katrina Luckenbach S57 8 Nantucket L. v
I7th.
Londonier passed Nantucket /. v 10 AN 18th.
Lord Ormonde. 7s6 % Savnnnah 18th
Munargo 1876 Ambrose l. v 18th.
Pennsylvania 101 Hatteras 10th.
Ponce at Aguadilla midnight 18th.
Presidente Wilson 314 e Ambrose L V nth.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
Bx United States Naval Radio.

Abangarez 81 NV Swan Island 18th.
Afel 323 NE Tortugas nth.
Alabama 167 " Tampico 10Th.
American due Quarantine noon wednesday.
Arcturus 1856 e Ambrose l. V 18th.
Arizonan 500 N Balboa 10th.
Atenas 17S Sc South Pass 18TH.
Badbutte 167 Sc South Pass 18th.
BENZ Brewster 231 L 'Tampico 18th.
Birkenhead 425 e Tampico 18th.
Brilliant 200 NNE Tampico 1Tth.
Brush 1,416 S San Pedro nth.
Buckeye State 500 from Balboa 18th.
Camden 255 SSW Sabine 18th.
Carrillo 1856 Z Belize 10Th.
Carriage 220 " Colon 10th.
Cathwood 145 WSW Tortugas 18TH
City OF Alameda II n Jupiter 1Ith.
City of Freeport due New York Friday.
Carplaka % Sc by j. South Pass 18th.
Cecil County 257 S Sabine nth.
Coelleda 60 from Cape Cod nth.
Cerro Ebano 206 f Tampico 11th.
Cold uarbor 223 Balboa 18th.
Columbia 7S3 from Baltimore 18th.
Comal 440 WNW Tortugas 10Th.
Corning 81 w Sand Key 18th.
Champion Anderson 233 w Sand Key 18th.
David McISelvey Z Lobos Island 18th.
pirigo 81 Jupiter 18th.
Dixie Arrow $50 y Balboa 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Close a. New York At PM as follows:

close AZ new Yorh ~ D I'm as IouoWes
Hawaii (.) via San Francisco. U 8 A T
Hawaii "a, Japan, Corea. China, Siberia,
French Indo-China and Netherlands East
Indies Except Sumatra) via San Francisco;
french str sHM9o
Jan ~.
Japan. corea and Siberia via Seattle. str
HAWAII MARU, Jan 20 (s).
Hawaii ca via San Francisco. str MAT
SONIA, Jan 20.
Japan. Corea. China (except Shanghai
city, Siberia. French Indo-China and Meth
erlsnds East Indies Except sumatral via
Seattle; also parcel post mails for China
sexcep, Shanghai CITY,; Slam and a. French
Hawaii Ct) via San Francisco. str BUCK
EYE STATE. Jan % (').
Japan and Corea Especially addressed
only) via Seattle; also parcel post mails for
Japan and Corea. str ELDRIDGE. Jan
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
also parcel post mails for Society Islands,
Cook Iriands. New Zealand and Australia.
Japan. corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China. Netherlands East Indies Except Su-
matrh) and Philippine Islands % via Van
watlr for Shanghai city, str EMPRESS OF
ASIA. Jan - (s).
sOrdinary (unregistered) letters mailed UP
10 Pm the next day will, provided there is
no delay IN the overland transit, reach Sc
attic IN time for connection with the steamer
mentioned.
Supplementary mall accepted on pier.
tAil Glasses OF mail. Including domestic
parcel poet. sent 20 Hawaii. Guam and Phil
lpplne Islands by the above dispatched
RANCE - To Algeria. Canieroons. Corsica.
ents IN India, French Indo-Chtna (Annam.
rtnch Post offices IN China, French Somali-
nd Upper vol,a). Gabon. Ivory Coast, Mada-
rie De Madagascar. Nossioe, Comoro ISLANDS,
Mauritania Middle OFrench), Congo Monaco,
nd dependencies. Niger Territory. Reunion.
tBeyrouth. Damascus, Aleppo and tho West
and Brusa).
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
SHIP BOARD SELLS CRAFT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. i7.---Sale cf the
steamship Tuckahoe and Absecon *v-o
OF the twenty-nine shipping Board ve~-
sells recently offered for private pur-
chase, was announced to-day. although
the prices paid were not disclosed.
The Tuckahoe, on which a record OF
twenty-nine and one-half days Of con-
struction was made during she war. was
bought by c. II. Sprague a Co, while
the Absecon goes 20 A. III. Bull A Co.
The vessels are 5,1O0 tons.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
~ u,nSu,,,s sAIr.

NJ Virtue ~ wit ~ sale By thu Honor
ahis me Judge 81 mo District Court ~ the
ffnitud states IN and Tor The Eagteyn Dfl-
srla nn Thursday, January ~, 1922 a. ~
o'sIork noon. ~ iicr No. -. North WhRrves
Delaware Avenue Noble street. Drlawafe
Y1tvr~ phfiaffinhia. she steamship "f.anca s-
trlnn." her tnrkles apparel and furniture err
4 rlnaa boilers and ftaf fhinefy a. che NOW
lee A deposit of a. 600 wlll he reauircd ai
she time III sale ~ FRANK. MATHuEs
a. q Marshnl. East. Dist of IA.
4. \. war-rais office. Philadelphia. ian
uary ~. ip21.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY is.

Spain especially addressed only) via Ca
d'z and Barcelona; also parcel post mails
ana Tangier IN Morocco. str MoNTsERRAT.
FrGnce. Belgium. Luxembourg. Rurnania.
iria, Hungary, Poland. Switzerland. Italy.
spain. Greece. Portugal. Turkey. Syria. Pal
estine. Egypt. British India. Kenya and
NgancA. Malta. Gibraltar. Slam. Cyprus,
ceyion and Straits Settlements (other coun-
tries must be specially addressed) via
hayres also parcel post malls for France
and the countries mentioned In note B below.
sfr PARIS. $50 AN Csup 80 AN -.
oenVgai and Gambia (Morocco. Canary ISL
anca and other parts OF West Africa must
BE- specially addrcs~cd) via Casa Blanca.
Tensrlffs. nakar. Bathurst. conakry. Free
toen. Cape relmas. Grand Bassam. Seccon-
cse ard Accra also parcel post mails FOR
san.e Cruz de- Teneriffe. cadiz and Liberia
spain and Portugal CGrcece must be sps-
cia'y addressed. wa viro. Lisbon. Cadiz and
sia Lisbon. and parcel post malls for Spain.
Canary Irlands. Ceuta, Melilla and TanSter
10 Merocco, VIA cadix. str ROMA. 0;3o AM.
cinily nadreaseel. VIA vigo. Lisbon, Cadlz
and riraeus by rail 10 Providence, RI. and
shsncs ~ ar RoMA. PM.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 10.
Germany. VIA Hamburg; also parcel post
maiia for Germany, Austria. Czecho-slo-
Clay. $50 AM
Belgium and Luxcmburg Especially ad-
drs~&sa only), Via Antwerp. also parcel post
mails for Belgium. Lcxemburg and Belgian
Cougo. 4 = A # cANTiGNY. AN.
spain fGermnny and Poland must be spc-
cially addreaeedl. via Vigo, Hamburg ana
pnnxiE: also parcel post mails for Poland
str SAMLANp. 3 80 AM.
Denmsrk Especially addressed oniy). via
cessnasss9 =. ., $50 parcel pc, mall ,sT Den-
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20.
Bulgaria and AumAnia Especially addressed
onlyl, via Burgas and Constanza also parcel
post mails for Bulgaria and Ruruania, str
HAGArORACk. IL NJ.
Germany Especially addressed only). Via
Hamburg slao parcel post mails for Ger
many. Austria. CRerho- -Slovakia. Hungary
ana eNitxeriard, str DALLAS. $3.50 Pm.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
ARRIVED.

str Cambrai ttransporp, Antwerp Jan 2. 20
tho United states Army Transport rervile,
troops and IN ballast. Went 10 pier 2. Army
Base. brooklyn.
str saxonia tnrl. southampton Jan y,
cberbourR am and Halifax 18th, 30 tite
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd. win is0 cabin
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

dency away from the soa, and kindred
matters. may be found In the announce
ment that Z. A. Quarles. who formerly
had an important executive position with
the United States Mail Steamship Gem
pany, is now vice-president OF the Davey
Tree Export Company. with offices al
sol Fifth avenue. Mr.. Quarles had some
experience with tree surgery before he
went into the Transatlantic passenger
business.
Shipping Board property IL involved
In the equity receivership for the Lord
Dry Dock Company. A wooden dry
dock at the Weehawken plant Is owned
by the Government, which II owea a
considerable sum on a marine railway
near Providence. II. l.. title TO which Ia
held by the company. The boardr legal
division considers the investment SUI
ficiently protected, and rs taking no part
in the receivership action.
An announcement VIII be made some
day this week by William Marshali Bull
Ntt. special counsel to the Shipping
Board, OF the settlement of the claims
against the United States Mail Steam
cnrp Company. which the board is ready
TO assume. IL Is understood that the
smaller creditors win be given prefer
ence.
II. c. Cantelow. formerly with the
Pacific Steamship Company. win be
Pacific coast manager for the L.Icken-
bach Steamship Company. with head
quarters at San Francisco, beginning
February 1. with Mr.. Canteiow VIII be
associated a. IT. George. IN charge of
Pacific coast freight. both eastbound and
westbound.
The Ruth Alexander. formerly the
German liner Caliao. will sail from New
York February 18 on special cruise
through the Panama Canal 10 the
Pacific coast, with stops at Havana. tho
Canal Zone, Los Angeles. San Francisco
and Seattle. sho will then 60 into the
coastwise service of the Admiral Line.
The Ruth Alexander Is being recondi-
toned by the Federal Shipbugidiug Cor
poration at Kearny, n. J.
Several months later the Great
Northern. purchased By the admiral
Line from the shipping Board for
s1,00O,000, will leave New York on a
similar cruise, after undergoing recon-
ditioning at a nearby repair plant. Bios
have been received Tor the work. which
will cost nearly 5000 900. and will en-
tail practically rebuilding OF the ships
Interior: but no contract has heen let.
The Sun Shipbuildlng Corporations bid
Is said to have been the lowest.
The annual meeting of the Americrn
Steamship Owners Association VIII be
held on February T. Officers will be
elected and other routine business at
tended 10.
The International Seamen's Union Of
Amcrica announced yesterday che adop-
ton Of resolutions pledging aid to Sem
rror Robert NJ. Ia Toilette in h's cam
paign for reelection. President Andrew
Furuseth. In his annual report, said tina.
during 1921 the union had TO struggle
against the attempts OF the J. w. w 20
secure control. Tho ]. w. W., he said,
seemed TO be doing the work OF the
Third Internationaie on the one hard
end OF the international Shipping Fed
Grafton, Ltd, on the other" CongratuIa-
tions were sent 70 the Kansas miners on
their present stand
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE

West Norranus lat II 05. Ion 40 ~ 10th.
West Saginaw 10 from Cape Charles lIth.
Wheaton 100 from Norfolk $3.50 AN 18th.
Wheeling Mold 600 Z Ambrose l. v 10th.
VIM G Warden 2 s Fowey Rocks 17th.
Winifred c3s w by Egmont Keys nth.
Zacapa 271 from South Pass 18th.
The New York herald., 1922-01-18
CLOSING OF MAILS

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