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New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Open Rates in
IntercOaStaI
Trade Decreed
Withdrawal of American
Hawaiian Steamship Co.
From Conference Is Met
by Abrogating Agreement
Prices Drop 25 Per Cent
One R>=eli Is Cessation of
Shipping Boards Pending
Negotiation on Terminals

Yesterdays meeting OF the Atlantic
ln,efeoas.sl Freigh, Conference. which
was held 20 discuss the situation pre-
eipita,ed by the withdrawal Of the
American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany. resulted in a virtual declaration
of open rates in intsreoastal commerce.
The decision given out by the six
lines remaining in the conference wa
tina, they would stick together and
meet rate cuts Individually This
means. It was added, that the members
will hereafter meet only from time 70
tire. and solely for the purpose Of
keeping in touch with each others ae-
fions: there will be no agreement bind
Ing them 70 accept and follow th- de-
eision Of the majority in regard 10 any
question. The situation is described
as a form Of modified rate war. with
limited cooperation against any line
that INDUCES IN aggressive cutting
One Of the results Of the practical
dissolution Of the intereoastal confer
cnoe is that pending negotiations be-
tween the Shipping BOARD and the con
ference in regard 20 the latter's action
IN respect 20 terminal rates in the
eases OF Tacoma. Providence and other
norft. will be dropped. as the confer
erco's previous decisions will no longer
have anv validity and therefore any
action taken under them need no longer
he discussed Cities charging that the
conference has discriminated against
thor, now will obtain redress by nego-
fiatiry with the individual lines FOR
service. instead Of endeayoring 10 get
The Shipping Board 10 apply pressure
on their behalf.
Evidences Of the break in the con
ference were yesterday rejected IN the
local market By a general lowering OF
quotations By from 20 10 25 per cent.
None OF the lines was willing TO give
,,s new scales They declared that
prices were iucuating too rapidly 10
commit themselves. Each company was
acting on It's own initiative, in accord =
ance with the general decision, and
freiqht rates. both eastbound and west
bound. on commodities such as ooraS'
steel. beans. canned goods and riee;
wool. potash and dried fruit, showed
marked divergcnces.
Indication OF the serious efeet on IN
,ercoastal rates % be anticipated from
the American. .Hawaiian's secession Is
riven bv the fact that that concern
controls about 100000 dead weight tons
Il shipping in the cosst-to-coast trade,
including vessels making triangular
Iun 20 Europe.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Four Brothers Hurt i'm
Auto Crash With Car
ITcnd.On Collision Results
when Their Machine Strikes
Svitchpoint i'm Newark

-Four brothers were injured 49,
sevorely. when an automobile dr,yehn s.n
M hirh speed by ono Of them eollioe" e1sa
head,on with Union Line surface
cnr NJ Newark. y. j.. last night
The injured arc Herman leoi.s.
,wen,y.one years old. and his younger
brothers. Theodore, fourteen s"
clement and Sidney. twins ten ys. yesas
old. They were bound for tho ieo'e'
home at 100 Pacific Street H.,
Herman Yecies was driving. 'ss .ho
before reaching n southbound car W., ,ns
automobile swervod on n switon po'ns
and crashed into the trolley. ~ Iou'
occupants we're thrown out. Herman
Theodore and Clement fecies are wv wv
seriously injured. The hrst Two az. arc
in Beth Israel Hospital with skuIi iras-
lures md other injuries. lheir re-
oovery b. doubtful ,c,, u.,rt.
The twins arc IN NewarkCity Hosp
,al Clement was placed on the OPERA
ing table Immediately on BENG an-
mit,cd. Sidney Yeeies suffered irA''
tured leg .u.,
being placed under arrest, were paro'e''
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

Alberirolre 10 ssw Hs,teras uowing
impeTisU June 81
Agwibay - " Sand Kcy juno "a
Agwilake its W sand Key June -
AUalln 90 l. Sand Key June %
Aztcs - W sand Key June e
Byron u Henson i09 Hafteraa June %
O. snyder 90 vs. sand Key June -
Cantigry lat IN Jon 5s.s5 June g
chester sun i4h NNE Jupiter June =.
Chebauiip es5 = Boston L.ght juno q
Clement smith 200 WNW TOTugas June
IS
Coahona County ,s y Ha;teras June zs
Cocleda 7.5 81 Scotland June -
W sinclair 80 Tamplco June .s
Eastern Glade t1i sE Ambrose June %
Lfparfa b-s y Tcia June "a
GienpoD "a Sand Key June "a
Herman FTssch 81 " sand Key June %
Henry r Mallory f6f Scotland June "a
Herbert / Praft Is sW Hatteras June -
Imperial 30. SSW HatierAs Gin tow Al
berfroliftl June o.
: Pew 2s0 sW Hatteras June q
Llgonief ts p Sand Key June "a
Manaqul es3 Nantucket June 20
Margaret Turfuraf June "a
Nuskogcc Us SSW Haffaras June -
Nacafa l.a. from Hole ln Wall June g.
Naiirar ffi = Ambrose June .s
Naeata i.o.f ENE Hole in Wall June 7s
oswego 900 CaTe Henry June q
Pan America l.175 81 Ambrose June g
President Taft ills Ambrose June q.
Sef4lf la' fi 30 lon - 81 June -
San o.. g., Jupiter June -
Santa TheTrsa o. $ Hafferas June "a
Ssn lgon on key West June a
STANDARD i3o NJ Jupiter June q
steel Trader lat - IS lon 81 Il June "A
.wiftlight io7 " Sand Key june "a
Ioloa ~ W Havana June 9s
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

CArrillo. Kingston June % 20 United
Fruit Co with malls. j. expected 90 dock
forenoon at Pier rs. r (Naidcn Lane)
Fort 81 George tBrl. Bermuda June q
20 Turnoes Witty & Co with malls. is ex-
pected 10 dock forenoon 40 Pier %. r
West t5th So.
Rosal.nd ,BD. 81 Johns June -. 10
Bowring 4 Co With mails. IL expected 20
dock forenoon ~ foot Java 81. B'klyn
Mohawk. jacksonville June %. 20 clyde
{ : Co Is expected 90 DOCK forenoon a.
Pier 80. y r (Charlton st).
Due Tomorrow
rresldcn; Toft Bremen juno 20. 70 L S
Lines with nails is expected 10 dock
AautaniA tBr). Southampton June % 20
CunAfd Co With malls. is expected 60
DOCK forenoon a. Pier -. y Il Cwest
18Th sil.
Rochsmbeau Fr). Havre June 20: 70
French Line with mails IL expected 20
Dock afternoon a. Pier -, west
tgh sN.
Lstvia CDsn). Copenhagen June ~. 70
Baltic American Line with mails. - eX-
Docks BMyn.
ci'y q s. Louis. savannah June -. 10
ocean CO. Is expected 90 dock forenoon
si Pier IS. y X (soring 81.
Due ss,ur,'ay
Cont. Rotso 40. Naples June 20. 20
Lloyd Sabaudo Line wi'h mails is OK
pegtsd 70 dock forenoon az Pier o.. Z
est t5fn ~.
kine Aiesandcr tGfl. rifscps June -
20 y Gaianos & Go with mails. lT expected
~ dock afternoon az Ficr . Bklyl
PAris tFr) Hatfe June 80 90 French
Line With malls. is expected 90 doch fore
noon AZ Pier s. tWrst isth sfl
Presideute Wilson Gt). Trieste June Is.
- Phelps Bros with mails. 10 expected %
dock about 20 a m az Pier :. Bush DocIs.
B'kiyr
Vesiris (Br). Cherbours June %: 70
Royal Mail Steam Packet co with mails
r. expected. 70 dock afternoon - Pier -.
I0bokfn
Argentina uD. Gibraltar June 70. 10
Phelps Bros with mails f. expected 20
dock forenoon a. Pier e. Bush Docks.
Bklyn
Siegw Amsterdam 'DD. Plymouth June
q - Hoiland-AWerics Line Nlfh mails.
is expected 70 dock forenoon az foot eih q.
Hob0ken
l.2conla tBr). Liverpool Juro q. 10
Cunarf s CO With mails n expected %
dock afternoon az Pier &C. X Wcft
18Th ffJ
YasAfi (Br). Rio De Ja-eiro June -. 20
IAmport 4 Holt Lin. with malls. is e1-
pected 20 dock forenoon al PicT IS.
Hoboken
ssydlrz Ger. Bremen June 10. 10
North German Lloyd with malls. 10 e1-
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
New Tax on Coal Drive.
Steamships From NJ,

A taT Of two shilllng, . -, .'elf'
imported AZ Madeira n f.,.i@ 1T = ssl
has recently been dsersss 81 i..,.
result, according n ths D.s,,...n ..n 4.
Commerce, that several ,,ss,,,1tll';, u
panies have ordered their ,,,, ~.
20 70 tho canariss for fgsl '~h =
II Is declared Tat th.r. t,,
much criticism of ne ms,,,.. y" s.s
island. The effect u m. 80 =.
been 70 incsease the pr.e. !, ,r hs
exactly the amount of ,i. =. r
shillings VI ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

HEIHA. juno :i-Ch!nese Prince CBD.
InfDl states
LAGOS. June eI-Kadana tnD. Phna-
dfiIhia.
AnpRossAN. June :i- Bergsdalen
fNoTl. Philadelphia.
HILL. Junr 1s-Sol'awcs'crn Miller
1Bsl. Philadelphia
GIBRALTAR June .5--Nicoiais QD
Crom Marscliles1. New orleans.
BARRY. June e5--Willam Blumer
fSorl. Montreal.
MANCHESTER. JYne,27-West Imbodcn
NiNaanlh.
GENck. June ao-Thordls (Nor), New
SD,N - Colombo 40, New York. 81
Europa ~. Sew York.
HUELNA. June 2i-Istlna Gugo.siav)
Philadelphia
ROTTERDAM June 2s-Kenbano Head
OBJ. Montreal
COLOMBO. June :5-cian Macbrayne
fBrl. Ncw York
sIuMONOsEkI Juno .C-waltemata
fHrl. Nancouts.. u q.
cApiH. june -s-Schr Lady - John,
OBJ. 50 Johns y l.
YOKOHAMA. June ef-PafTirk Henry
Nrom shanghai. Sew Orleans -5 Wes,
PFosf, 20 nfo.a t@ausAaD. san Francisco
KOBE. juno o.. -.'r sident Lincoln Grou
E0urh0nfl. San 4'fauclsco.
foIEt. J-as -s-Artzs Mendl tSp)
Philadelphia
chEHDOcRc. June ss-Ma'esiic ,BD
fiTow southampton. New lurH
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Start Norfolk Passenger Run

T'o o. Dominion Transportation
Company has resumed the passenger
boat service between New York and
Norfolk, Va, which was discontinued
about two years AGO be the Old Do
miaion Steamship Company. according
20 an announcement made Yesterday.
The two steamers. the Hamilton and
the Jefferson. BOUGHT b. the Transpor.
tation company from the Steamship
company. have been reconditioned.
overhauled and re-equipped for the
run. The Old Dominion steamship
Company still is in existence. but at
present has no boats in operation be-
tween New York and Norfolk. In ad.
dition 10 the new passenger service the
Old Dominion transportation Company
operates a freight service between the
two points.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Maritime Miscellany

CLEVELAND. june .s-Auer hains
aground four hours oE sandbar near
Kelley Island in Lat~ Erie the coufh
American. with 800 passcngcrs abon.d
was foafcd az daybreaN This morning and
started i0r Cleveland Tho steamer wen,
aground about midnight ln q dense for
iha' h!ankcied the lake and made saoge
lishs Invisible
SAN FRANCISCO. June .s-Prer,fert
Hafca. which arrived .5ih from Honckone.
lost anchor and thirty tafho.is % chain
ln heaNins anchor 40 Quarantine.
iaflic NsA : ; 90 announced rcsifra.
ton from Atlantic infeEcoasfsi Conference
account rate war Luckenbach Lines under.
saa Hawaiian Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Dutch Lines Combine
South American Services

Two important Dutch steamship com
NAMES. tho Royal Dutch Lloyd. Of Am
sterdam, and tho Rotterdam'sou'n
America Line. operated by the Van
niaysit- Condriaan Steamship Company
4, corinnction with the Holland-Amer-
ics Line. both Of Rotterdam. have COM
hined. their freight services between
these two Dutch ports and Brazil ana
Argentina. according 20 reports re-
ceiyed bv the Department Of Commerce:
This agrsement. however, does not
affect the passenger. service OF tne
ROYAL Dutch Lloyd between Amster-
dam and tho two South American eoun,
tries. That service will be conducted
separately, as heretofore.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

Canada The recent aSS.u.
21.OO0-ton liner Empress ~ u q,
10 the Pacific run Of taa .ns',l'a ,
cihc Steamships. Ltd. has ~ ~, p
N etime necessary Ar ths ~ ~,
route n Tho Orient IL s .ssri
preparations are being r,S. "a
large amount of passongsr,,,s IN !
The Atlantic, thence BY tnls ' ,,'',,,
Pacific Coast and from hers, q.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

,,yt aot.RSE. juno - - Canadian
Leader fBrI HAiifaN Nia Npr4o4h' 44fh'"-
n~ s,, yh.i; ,X;,T T'rs ~ Juas .s-Eas, Wind.
irIRAEUs. June :s-RiveT AFaSe' '7r''
NsT soTrf2e,NasrowN. June p - carrsan
Head 1BsJ. Montreal
''Ie9 IFeo91TFRpAM. June 2; - Rotterdam
D1 Ncw York. .-- -
TtvERPOOr. June 7T-Manchcicr Cor
-,rs,tcn furl Montreal f0r Manc hefifl
ir.rhrean ,Brl. Montreal. OfaniAn 'bD.
"iS isSor9TrHiXMProX n Jano s7-ser'asaFia
'hIi. u1.rf fs" Jaae S'"' .7-west Nossako. 81
'AALGiERs. June is-Nor;h Paeiae. NJ.
Ph,isdeiphls for Tore Anngn-!au' .!si'
Genoa. june ~ s-cl,y o. wes,r'in,,iier. ,i..
y, Sew YORK. .iih. Taormina. l'"i. "eN
YORK and Boston via Naplef -,
SAPLES June - II anrmlnh l,ll'
Nev, York and Boston -sih. lia4ia' d.
Ny EohE hP," June 9s-rresiesn, 80 esinley.
seattle. ecth. Kongosan Mafp. jap se'
''iiS iYiSoKoHAMA Jun- g -E..,s Es;sH's1, ,''i
Baiboa. saleier. Dutch. Portland ore
ssth. Empress o. Asia. Br vancouver
HASKow. June -s--FiAnofD''' D'' -"
rTrHp,AMEsHAvEH. June .s-Anra"haa'
pr Se,g orleans via Norfolk
TENERIFFE June -i-haIe''"Ni' D.
sran Sew orleans via Havana
BARRY. June .i-Gssth. NoF' Non'-
SWANSEA. June :s.-cana4iaa otter.
81 'M&sSSccHEs;TER. sScH; June :7.-Aieonda. nF.
antwerp. June .7-Laplani. b..
New YORK via Plymouth .,...
IEINOTg June -0-Wf1i tncilcs N.un-'
sASDEPJORD. June -i-falK 'NoJ'
Pensacoia. ~ ,,..-.t,
fDanl. baltimore - -.
DAEAR Jure 11-Jo.ee. SfT lorE -,
HAVEE June .f-Fafnwofth ibfJ. yal-
vestor June .5. De Ia sale tFfl. ~e"
Ori~ans. June g. Lifgar County. NoniFea4'
Oflaawne tBT %rw orleans -
WELLINGTON June .t-Nafama 'b''
SoRREsUSDBY. June :s-Insiesy tBD'
HONG KONG. June 27-Broad Arrow
san Francisco. Bowes Castle fbrl y"
York Via Balboa Eastern Knight NfN
York and Savannah via Ia boa.
MANILA. June -l-Pfetlaent CleNeiah9'
BUEScs AYREs. June .5--AneIIie.a.n
Legion. New YorN Thomas kTas' "'H-
GIBRALTAR. Juns a7-spefH.inA tBD.
Baltimore for Genoa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Sailed Yesterday

Amolco. son Juan. J Fletcher Farrell
Chester. John n Rockefeller Port Arthur
France (Fr). Havre. Lake Stirling. Rich
mond sixaola Kingston. Opawa Gsr).
Auckland. Ostcriey (Br). Reyjavk. Nonc-
zuela. Crisfobal Braga fFrJ. Horta. Van
collie (Br. TuIpam. Minnekahda. Ham
burg Concho. Galveston. Polcnla fpaaJ.
Libau. Wells City (BrJ. bristol. Thomas
T. Beal Los Angeles. Dorothy Turks
Island Andaiusier (BD. Havre. Iroquois.
Monte Cristi. Hawaiian, Boston, Naples,
Philadelphia
Everett. Norfolk
VI Guney. Port Arthur President Polk
London via Queenstown; Aiiiancn. Norfolk ,
Philadelphia Baltimore. III Lago. Ncw
orleans. Ii Orienie. Galveston.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Fire Record

An DAMAGE
TrifinE
fs-iso0 Broadway; Unknown Unknown
4N-1fa Trinity av.. the Bronx.
IL .s-94l " t.is, -, Mrs oswald
T. n Unknown
11I0-5l5 z Houston e. II Jackson
Unknown
=. $40 ~. s5d -; Anthony Julius
Unknown
t0-17i7 IN av.. George Handriss
Unknown
xar-fos Perry - pernan CO Unknown
ff-1fff a. ana Broadway TAXI
Daniel Faher. ........... .JnknO " q
e5-If-1 Washington av.. she bfonH.
la Freedman ....--.... Unknown
1t-e03 ". 44h st. John AcCresr.
2 60-sssz Broadway. &. bucktpsum.
Unknown
ii;iE-seg W. 2sth a.. unknown. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
pee,sa 70 dock forenoon at foot s'h "'
Hobokcn. s
Agency.

pee,sd 70 dock forenoon at foot 9Th "'
Due Sunday
v.ss.i Port Agency
canfiray. Antwerp. June ~.
Us Army Trantpori service
coiorbo. Naples. June =
iisils-Amsflca. Inc
Rattle Liverpool. June - white star Line
iceland Antwerp. June ~ hra oiHr Inv
Dante Allghlefi Naples. juno ~
Mcdonnell a Truda
Monterey Havans, June % -
SYS cuba Mail CO
Due Monday
ofduna. Chsrbourg. june .
Royal Mall steam Packet Co
y..sauiho. CrisiobaL June -.
paclfc steam Navigation CO
san Juan san Juan. June -
SY& Porto Rico s CO
,f,racaiho. Mayaeuer. June % Red u Line
Pcirrs. Palermo. June ~
Due Tuesday
r.ni,sd states. Chrlsfisnia. June =.
scandinavian American Line
d white Star Line
rre,.dent Monroe. London. June ..
N.v.,n. Hamburg. June ~
United American Lines
,,u,auar. An,iiia. June 20 MrnsDn Lines
OriIaba. Havana. July
y SY A cuba Mail CO
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Marine Reports
Wind. at Sca Io-day

H,.,e-as to Key Wsst--Noderaie fol,n
and Weather partly cloudy. with oceasio"''
showers ~ .-t
over Esrf Guif-Moderair Hou'" 80,
.,.,h,. rSneraiiv fair over East Fuft
,,cder.,. ,outheas, and south and wea'hfI
fair over vcs, Gplf ,,-.
caribbean Sea and Windvard fhNa
Moderate 20 fresh eafierly ana Nt''"''
psrfiy cloudy. occasional showefh -.
North ~ SANDY Hook and SANDY hoeN
Z, Wafteras-N-s= .ir south ara SOUR,
e.f -. Weafhsr overcast. ih.'h hnH
T,ttsras 20 Florida st-aits-Moiera'~ -
,fe.h eouthefiy ana weather partly ciopay'
wifh occaslonai shower
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Army Orders

FROM The 7ribpnc's Washirofon Bvr,ag
WAsHINCTON June 2S-Army orders
isasel to-day follow
Air Service
FoUovlug 20 Dayton --Brookiey, 1t. W.
" Mpifat. 1t r. c Van Neghien' 1t
J. &
Infantry
Yolnr. u Col =. 5 20 Camp Meade.
Iuad MAJ a j. 90 Fort Sill
Coast Artillery
Hogan Mas i 90 West Point.
Ciark capt y c.. rcsiEned.
bedford. II ,. u resigned
Field Artillery
Iarfs Col " w 70 Fort Siil
Arnold Capt /. NJ 'csigned
Halls Capt O. y jr. resigned.
Miscellaneous
Tivsrs II J. B. cav. TO Camp Alfred
Vail
Puff cart u =. Med c. 20 Fort orahs.
Noonan L. = L Vet c. % Fort btnjS-
min Harrison
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
l.. :. Ships Get Brazil Coffee

WASHINGTON. June 2s-American
flag steamers carried SIT per cent Of
the coffee imported from Brazil during
April. according 20 figures given out
to-day By the Emergency Fleet Corpor-
alton The imports for the month to-
tailed f0315q bags
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
NAVY Orders

Fro~i Tie Trihunes Woshir0foH Bbreor
wASHfNGTOS. June .s-Savy orders
issued to-day follow
Johnston. H. Com. c = 20 Atlantic feet
i.s bourgeois il. CrE. X II. 20 l. ;. 5.
Tsrfb0ia
Iunwoody L X. 20 Philadelphia
Fisher. ~ r c.. 20 Annapolis
Gft.on. n 7 s 20 Atlantic ieet
Pa r. . u 20 Washington.
cnafton. - H W. 20 L Beaver.
Ha,nes Ens y l.. 20 Atlantic feet
l.~-- ~ W H. 20 Sew orleans
Ccrton II I W n L 5 : Rchef
Ogen IL IS g W = 70 New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
City Island
nourd Son,b

Iourd South
Macab! (Br). Bance via Boston foT $cw
York 20 the United Fruit CO. IN ballast.
Bound East
Schrs Don Parsons tBrl. New York for
Windsor. y s. Annie ~ Prcbie. New York
for Lubcc.
Sailed schr Mabel Gum (Br) from
New York;, Sherbrook
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Trim 10 Far East Shortened

The journey from England 70 tns
Far Fast can now be made more erpe'
ditiously via Canada than through tne
Suez Canal. according 10 adyiees from
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

W n Libby 70 " sand Key iun- =,
" J Connolly - Alligator Reef June y
Wsst Hardavay ~ 81 Jupiter =.
WIN Rockefeller ITO sW BY HaiierAi
June -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Strike Ties Up La Snynic

HANRE. Jure 2s.-The steamer Ia
savoie's sail.nss have been temporarily
discontinued owing 10 a strike BY the
aremcn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Departures

HAvRE. June sf-Dosworfh fBT). sioni-
real
MALAGA. June .6-Jomar. Tampa.
LIVERPOOL. June -1-West Cfessy
New Oflsank
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SUIPMA~TFRS

distance is given IN miles. Reports are
dated al noon unless otherwise specified
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mall Information viii be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
The sailing hours below are daylight
saving time.
Vessel Port Sail Pier.
Ia Touraine. Havrc. PM..........1t. y r
Wuerttcmbufg Hamburg. Il M....ss. y r
oscar II. copenhagen, Pm ,,.,.
Esperanza. Vera Cruz /, II ut Z Il
sall Tomorrow
s,avangerfjord. Bergen. u " n,,
West Saginaw. Trcc'own. Il NJ. -
Nunargo. Antilla. - " ..........- > = X
Dsfacoa. Kingston. . pM..........tt y
sail Saturday
Homeric. SOUTHAMPTON. II A1 81 r
Finland. Antwerp. - M............6s. y X
weHerdDk. Rotterdam. u ";
rhnadeil hln. Piraeus. : PA.........-. -. =
la Lorraine. Havre. Pm ......... 81. y X
President Arthur. Plymouth. , Pm,
Presadsn, Roosevelt. Bremen. PM.
Bonh.ur. Buenos Ayres. Ans. B'kiyn
Fort 81 George. Bermuda. II An s5. y r
Ho-ai!nd. So Johns. II An Java e. B'klyn
Celtic Liverpool ~ M............eo 90. Nk
sa1onia. Hamburg. u ,,,....' -, -: y X
Porto Rico. San Juan. - MI 35. r. klvn
Helen San Juan. ~ M..........2f. ~ B'klyn
Caracas, Curacao. - M.,......ll, B'klyn
Santa Marta. Teia. 10 AM.......... ?. y II
Ulua. ~ Llmon. ! PM M............. 2. X
s.boney. Havana. il AM...........is. Z r
sail Monday
Assyrla glasgow 81 M............sf. r
Sail Tuesday
Aquitania. Southampton. u M.....5L \ r
sail Wednesday
Paris Havrc. II M.................5 " 81. y r
Latvia. Danzig. . Psi ....6. Bush D. B'klyn
Storm Klng Antwerp 2 PM.
2. Army Base. B'klyn
Carriilo. Cristobai II ........... .. y r
Manchuria. Hamburg. ~ M........s7 y X
scydiltz Bremen. Pm .... 9th 81. Hoboksn
Caineronia. Constantinople. y " 81. y J,
sanramon. Corstantinople. - " -. Il Ayn
President Garfield, Plymouth, Psi
T. HobOken
Cragness Liverpool. 3 PM.......N. Bkiyn
Malenco. Hull. y " ......7t 7th A.. Ioboken
New-York tribune., 1922-06-29

NIAGARA TO THE SEA--For illuatratsd
guido address John r. Pierce. Dept iSS.
70 Canada Steamship Lines. Montreal, Canada
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-18
Make Allies Pay War Debts,
Demand of Senator Reed

Kansas City, Mo-, Feb. ITO
make the allies pay their debts or
throw them into the bankruptcy
court Of the world was urged by
United States, Senator James A.
Reed of Missouri, in a speech hera
today before the Missouri and Kan-
sas Wholesale Grocers' association.
When did we get the idea that tbs
United States is wet nurse to the
world" he asked. did Europe ever
do anything for US? The way to
help foreign countries is to trade
with them. Take European goods
and trade them wheat and corn"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-18
Kidnapped Unionists Released.

Belfast. FEB. l7.-(By A. P.l--
The executiv. Loard OF the Slim
Fem in Belfast after meeting
last night sent telegram to Prof.
John MacN,ll. speaker Of the
Dali Eireann in Dublin as fol-
lows:
"On behalf of the religious aid
political minority in Belfast,
forming 100000 citizens we pro-
test against the misleading and
living statements contained in the
telegram addressed by Craig (Sir
James Craig, Ulste. premier) TO
the PREMIER OF England i'll which
he states that the recent murder
Gus atrocities to which our peo-
pie have been subjected were the
outcome of raids i'll Tyrone and
Fermanagh and the affray at
Clones station.
1--WE assert that it can easily be
proven our people w,re being
murdered almost daily for week
before either Of the oc urrences
mentioned. Furthermore, we arc
convinced that Crsig deliberately
made this Misrepresentation for
the purpose of excusing or iusti-
flying the cruel and cold-blooded
murders being inflicted on the
minority in this city, on whose
behalf we speak,
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-18
5000, ,0OO.Acre Estate in
Mexico Sold to American

Ell Paso, Tex, Feb. 17.-Virtual
completion of one Of the largest pri-
vate land deals in the history OF
Mexico was announced here today
when A. J. McQuatters, president of
the A1varado Mining company, an
nounced the purchase OF the o,00o,-
000-acre, ,estate in Chihuahua Of Gen.
Luis Terrazas, former governor Of
Chihuahua.
The land, which is in two pieces,
consists of more than 5000 square
miles. The northern boun larry is ap-
proximately 50 miles south Of he
American border and the southern
boundary is about 100 miles south Of
Chihuahua City. curing the revolu-
tions the property was confiscated,
but recently was restored to the
owner by Presiden' Obregon.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-02-18
Cold Blamed for
Deaths in East
New York and Vicinity in
Grip of Lowest Temper.
ature of Year.

New York, Feb. 1.-THE coldest
day of the winter in this section to-
night was held responsible for sew
cral deaths and an explosion, be-
sides number of minor mishaps.
Two of the deaths occurred in
Landing, N. J., when the dynamite
packing house of the Atlas Powder
Works blew up. Plant officials ex-
pressed belief that the extreme cold
should be held accountable.
Another death was that Of Charles
Reed, 20, of West Wood, N. j., who
collapsed while buffeting the wind
on street in lower Manhattan. His
head struck the pavement and he
died before an ambulance could be
summoned.
With the temperature two degrees
below zero in this city it was poor
consolation to know it was as much
as so below in the Adirondacks. All
throught the night and until noon
the city shivered and suffered. A
byproduct of the cold was the pill
grlinage to charitable organizations
of homeless women and children
from other parts Of the country,
some OF whom had come to New
York in search of missing husbands
or fathers and who found themselves
withou. shelter from the icy blasts.
One young woman from Spokane,
who had come here in October to
look for the husband who had de-
serted her, was sent back west; a
mother and her two children were
sent back to Washington, and two
women were sent overseas, one to
Italy and one to Turkey.
Meanwhile shipping circles had
their worries and coast guard cut
ters dashed from port to seek YES
sells which might have met mishaps
in the fierce wind that swept the
coast last night.