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New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Rate w ar Makes
Two Ship Lines
Cancel Sailings
Oriental and Caribb c a n
Companies Forced Out
of Colombia Trade by
Reduction in Freights
Ship Board Forces Fight
Clyde Line Cuts Beneath
Figures Quoted by United
Fruit Company Vessels

The rate war in the Colombian trade
between the Shipping Board service
orerated by the Clyde Line, and the
United Fruit Company, which has
drought freights down to one fourth
o. the fgures last week. has forced the
Caribbean Steamship Company and the
Oriental Navigation Company to can
eel all sailings on tnat route Ii was
learned yesterday that with rates at
81 20 81 ton, instead Of the SIP TO
sl5 quoted last week. these lines are
unable 20 continue IN business The
current charges barely cover the cost
Of oadluG and unloading cargoes, with
out any nconle for the actual trans
portation.
The contest between the Shipping
Board and the United Fruit Company,
operating -four American vessels on
rass route. apparently is war 30 the
nrlt. The Clyde Line acting for the
Doard SAID TO be underwriting the
iow rates quoted ny the Fruit Line.
The hght started when the Shipping
Hoard refused to withdraw its service
upon protests from the United Fruit,
the Caribbean, The Oriental and the
Grace IIne, that y was interfering
WA lhe deNei opmeht o. private Amer
can lines in that trade. In its refusal
70 withdraw The board declared that
wflle 20 certar extent II did com
pete v jtn American concerns its chief
IVA s were foreign vessels. The Carib-
bean and Oriental are both American
companies. but they have been operat-
nG chartered foreign tonangc IN the
oiombian service. asserting that they
.ound ~ impossible TO run their Amer
can ships with any chance Of profit
ae Caribbean has had SIX ships in the
'rsde and the Oriental two The Ship
ing Board and the United Fruit each
ns"o fopr.
The Shipping Board and the United
rult signed iast week from the Co
onblan section Of the West Indies
c.ufelence. With the cancellation of
too saiines Of the Orienta al and Carb.
bean lines, the conference has now col
apsed.
ne serious situation which has de.
H.oncd N the Colombian section has
s;Irbed the lines operating in the
her slN sections Of the West Indies
difference The problem which this
ptcseuts is 10 be discussed at q meet
y o. the executive committee IN New
) csA Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Foreig1, Ports
Arrivals

PIRAEUs, May lo---Mesali HeYss tGy).
New York for Constantinople
VENICE. May l5-Orsova NtaD Cavau-
rah.
GENOA, May 17-Kos,uth O,aD, New
DoT+ FLUsH!Ag. Sa,r g.: Nay q. ,s-cambral Grams
LIVERPOOL May 2o-Minnedosa, Mont
real Barrymore (Br), Baltimore: West Dur
Zee; Galveston; 2lst Regina CBr), Mont
MANCNESTER, May 20--Cowrie (Br)
Port Arthur. - y
sHARPNEss. May ao-New York Civ
Or. New York -''
LoADoN, Nav 2l--Mesaoa cBr}, New
AoIK G5,,I;Hi Isd s,,nI2H Tenusia 1Br). Montreal
A. ROTTERDAM. May 17-Edam Du).
New Orleans, Fluor Spar. Jacksonyjlls
Nay 10. Olen, New York. '''e
HAMBURG, May l7-Teras Porth A.
thur, Tex May Is, Brant County (Br).
Philadelphia. " -
IS sH4ScHAI. ~ I5iA Nay Nay. l1s-chin. Arrow.
Sam Sam rranei.so sIni,soo May 20 Anatina (Br>
l,.s, seNeKoNe, ss,3,Se May .o--A'rIca Haru
TsINGTAo. May :o-Hanley. Tacom,
BELFAsT. May 2o-JeM Davis, Nav
Orleans ->'"
EAST LONDON, May so-Matoppo tBr,
New York. \D'' u
coPENHAGEN. May 20 Frederick
VII DAM. New York &c"
PLYMOUTH, May 22-Rotterdam tDu,
New York for Boulogne and Rot,.rd.n.
and proceeded). ~
GIBRALTAR, Ma .o--Passed sh.nao.
doah, New Orleans for spezs
Departures
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Navy Orders

F'o" Thc 7ubune's Washington su,.av
WASHl NGTON. May e2-Nsvv ora.-.
fsSued to-day follow.
sims Capt Y. jr. 10 l. g s New
7T''aiisrns. Capt G W. 20 San Francisco.
5arquarG sI I1'@ com m 3 to e $ $ .hSs; n5ssos
,ulsston Com W y. 70 L. s s. Wyon,ins.
}'sr.eon. H.. Com J : to Atlantic neet
',,-.s L. 'oh. A O. 10 |. :. 5. North
-. I5:,,' T. ) 70 L $. Sacramento.
ssF5 1t, = .. a. 10 20 Paiadelehs S SIHsns'
]enayeook; 1t, T. 10 {. 5. s. 4'32hl, Riatery.
saesr II ". 4. to San = Pranelseo S : f'0F'oa
M>.ohltmsn. y. i. \. to Z. 5 S Brazos
M@ise re !1 G.. - w. S. 10 [ S
Hickey, Ems ". H. 70 L s. p.oteu.
D i4ss,vor{h Ems W. NJ. 20 Atlantic ne.t
pstrison. Ems :. J.. to Boston
.'a,[na"; alE n t64 so, : p to San a Frsnei.oo
ss,,fanseer. 1t F. " 70 Hampton Road.
) :, rnaadez-rsers. 1t y. to Hampton
s.sth-. i, :" NJ $. 20 feb+a1ss,Pbl1 rbilsi,1ba',
= orrow Ii 7. l.. 70 Phnadelphia
.s.,,.. ssTt.n II. >, l: 2 10 Esxtis
NAson II. 6 w TO Philadelphia
" coo 1t 9. J. 10 Santo Domingo.
: oqd!pg. Ems r.. F.. TO [. s $ Prair,.
N|a.cron. Ems. = NJ. - e. 5. s Prairie
.5ucA. Bosn a { 10 L s. s. Patapsco
,7ulnett, Bosn L, 20 l S. s MaliarG.
frr!th, BOSE r r. 20 L. 8. 5. kittery
Var Gan. " r. TO Boston
sqes On. Mach J. c., TO s. s. Black
! - On Mach. L. w. 70 L g.
Florida
,leIo,yle 20 Mach. 3. 10 L S. ORION
y ~ Msch. J. a. 20 l. : sspeo
" egoec IN Ha -. W. 70 L. 8 :. ben
srola
-.rice. aisch. u y tots s Qaal
= >.-. &ecn s : Rochest.r !
II. Lsrl. Y. 20 L s s SaNannaL !
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Maritime Miscellany

NORFOLK, Va May 22-RepaiIs 20
Barkentne City of Beaumont which de-
NeIoped leak while loading at Virginia
Railway coal pels Friday. completed and
ship Is expected 70 sail Tuesday for Port T.
and with 1000 tons coal.
TANKER 4 Canfeld, in from Tam pjco
10 discharge oil. draws 27 feet OF water
and IS unable 10 60 UP 10 plant of the
NJ MoxlCan Petroleum, Company until par
OF cargo is discharged into barKes.
VANCOUVER, G. Nay 22-Mon Tea z .
BIZ, Withdrawn from Trans-PaCihc paa-
sengcr serv!ce, VIII bo transferred to A .
lantic. Empress of Japan tBr). VIII be
withdrawn July IS and replaced by new
liners. Empress OF Canada, Empress Of
Australia
PORTLAND May Vinita and Paw
Icy due this week from orient. bly,
not be discharged n once account Ship
ping Board stand in ionsshore strike
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Change of Masters

Emil Axc,sen eucceeds Henry Nelson
command schr barge Liberty.
John Nugent succeeds Jacob Martin COM
mand steam screw Evelyn.
William O'Neil succeeds Avery c Small
command gasoline screw Sea Queen.
Il J Lewis succeeds Charles Reinhard rdt
command barge U No 1T.
Henry Lee succeeds James Skogeu
commlnd steam screw James McDonoush.
Ashton Jewell succeeds John f King
command steam, screw John B Astill.
Francis Hammond succeeds Arthur
L Curtis command steam screw Waltham.
Marian A Kocan succeeds William w
Jarvis command steam screw President.
James Snow succeeds Frederick Buogar
command barge l. s No ass.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Marine Disasters

Marine saivaging Corps report from Fer
nuda ssNH Dio & rrivcd in tow o, tug Bal d
Rock with propeller ard fuel eli trouble.
WhicN WIN cause three days deIaY-
BOSTON. May 22-W estulead in 10 q a y
from Reval Esthoni2. completed hard
luch' NoyaGs OF IS days III which
ohinery broke down s.f times, Last
c'dcnt his morning. when vessel va,
50 miles out
5AN PEDRO Nav Eff J Luc6enbach
arrived 20th from New YorH had Are IN
NO bold; extingushed sea. five feet OF
water IN hold. Cargo alone damaged
Virginia Olsen, trading coastwise from
Columbia River 18th, ramned by sub
marine NJ in dense fog on hreakwa ter
early I'd. sank r + wood rum Der Co
pier after racing 20 make port. crew
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHTPMASTTRS

The Tribune publ sheS daily reports
OF the position OF merchant vessels re-
ceiNed through the United states Naval
Communication Service. Shipmaster. of
vessels with radio apparatus rnaY. with
out charge. report thei~ GrE) noon
positions through tho following naval
radio stations IN the United sta tes
proper Bar Harbor. Me. fOttercltes)
Cape Hatteras. ~ c., Iupiter. Fla
Key West, Fla. New Orleans La.
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to
New York. It is i'm mpor7ant that those
reports should be sent prom pity at noon
each DAY in order that they may be
received IN ttTNe for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations OF the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
York City (WCGD, Babylon, L. !
(WSE). Easthamptou. L. /. (WSAl
Now London, Conn. (WSTD.
No Charga made for medical NJ,
surgical advice --latest me- and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation o. America
VIII receive position re 'rts through
The following stations. Cape cod
lWCC), sissconnset Masr (UsC), Now
London, Conn. (WLC), Cs7e MAJ. New
York City (WNY.
Medical and surgical sdvic. will bs
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion OF America by tho l. S TubIic
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
MARINE REPORTS

the World Series baseba,, -.
had him arrested ss ;oIlahdal and
lator. ''het specn.
The plant was obviou,r go,
They left the oil cans ar5 ssId AtAn
70 it that The leaking cans anu they saw
discovered before the FIRE star YOU'D be
are bent on running NE, 7 'rted n,1 They
gone to the Hal Of Fame # n is sht have
for the baseball scandal. IT. =. Wasn't
~enE gs INTO business g and tried a.s'essad, 10 es., !
or ap% ball pams nsTfnt en- +ody. been to the rs r,.i
] don't go around the cahi = year and
these people are still tryioa'ess. but
me- ''hg 70 M,
Attell turned over 70 Ma,,s.,
his fire insurance policies wa. S'al Srophy
gate Si8'09o' and all his boot.n b,Sn asrs-
Will be examined by accopn,. np%s, Which
determine the state Of the bbaa'sh's baa'h's to
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Ship Races to Port, Sinks
Schooner. Ralnmcd bv Subma.
rinc. Reaches Dock in Time

LOS ANGELES, May 22.-The new
motor schooner Virginia Olson was
ahmed by the navy submarine d. in
dense foG off the breakwater outside
the harbol here to-day. The vessel
raced to port at full speed with hole
hcr bow and sank Just after reach
ing dock IN the harbor here.
aptaln John Johnson reported that
'hc submarine proceeded on its way
sesward after the collision, and he did
not know whether 1t was damaged or
no.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Vessels Sold

Catherine steam crew, 1889 tons; sold
by United States Shipping Board to Bull
tons.
Friendly gasoline screw. 10 tons; sold
by Wilson s Southard TO George II Hansen
Tor $1,000.
Grace NJ Dcrton, gasoline screw. 12 toms;
SOLD BY William -. Denton TO RoRcr Car
man for 81 and other considerations.
Mary, steam screw, I2S6 tons; sold by
United States Shipping Board to Bull-1n-
sular Line for $40 and other considerations
Pacific. steam screw. 1880 tons; sold by
goraut S 8 Co. Inc. for &2lSOeb.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Attell Swears Foes Laid
Fire Plant in His Shop
Probably Same Who Kept Him
Out of Hall of Fame With
Series Scandal. He Says

Abe Attell told Fire Marsha Thomas
Brophy yesterday that the gasoline
sprinkled about the shoe shop at 1886
broadway, that he and r. NJ. Tausend
own, was put there by enemies, whose
Vaccinations probably kept him out Of
the Hall Of Fame.
The men who fixed up his store TO
look as though he was planning TO col
lect Insurance, Attel said, were the
same ones who tried to involve MIN in
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23

Siboney $40 Scotland l.V May al
Aledo lat 50 &c N lon n II w May 90
Crawford 35b K Capc May May "a
Dueuesno $50 SE SANDY Hook May e.
Esparta 40t Nantucket LN May %.
Federal SO Sandy Hook May 2e.
Monterey arrived Havana May 20.
Nocculada lat SO % \ lon Ss 81 w May ~
Shooters Island IS ND Nantucket LF
May 20.
westerdyk 500 r Nantucket LV May 22
West Imhodcn 2sS SE Sandy Hook May %.
West Norranus 254 u Cape Henry May q
sax Harbor passed out Cape Henry 30
Nav
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

F'rtl Cape 11syti May IS; 20 ciyd.
forenoon a. Pier 81 Bklyn.
Colombia. San Pedro May 3: 70 W r
Grace & CO with malls; is expected to dock
about noon AZ Per Sc. B'hlyn (Atlantic
orizaoe, Havana May 20: 90 & Cuba
Mail Co with mails; t, expected to
COCK about a III al Pier Is, T'klyn
Msnchur.e. \ 3l. hamburg May ~ 20 Amer-
Ambrose AZ, 10 m and dock about p m at
I3er 81, IWest Goth st)
Mohawk, Jacksonville MAY 20; to Clvde
Line; Will COCK at Pier Sc, n r (Charl-
City ., Columbus. Savannah Nav % -
OCEAN Co; will dock at Pier IS, \ r
tSpring So.
Due Tomorrow
BAYERN CGer>. Hamburg May -: TO
I United American Lines with mails. ia .y-
pec'ed TO dock forenoon at Pier ss \
west 45th ST..
Due TbursdaY
President Adams Iondon Nav .s. ~
Cnited states Lines with mails: Is e3-
pected 70 dock afternoon at Pier 4.
S.xaola. Kingston MAY 20; 10 1-nft.a
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to doc
afternoon al Pier IS ER maiden IaneJ.
lroouo's Turks Isle May ~ 10 Ciydc
Pier 81 B l;lyn.
Eesolute. Southampton May II: TO United
American Lines with mails, IS expected to
dock about noon at Per Ss r (Wcs,
18th ST.
President TAFT Plymouth Nav is TO
Cn!ted States Lines with mails IS c1-
pected TO reach Ambrose a m and dock
about a III at Pier /, Hoboken
Rochambeau (F). FaVre MAY 49, 10
french Line with mails. IS expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier o., y west
9Th ST..
Po!vcsrp (Rrl para Nav -. ,o p...,
4 60 with mails IS expected TO dock lsts
afternoon al Pier 6, B Bklyn t43d So.
Due Saturday
Vessel. Port Ar.nrv
BerenKaria, Southampton May 20
Cunerd S S Co
France. Fayre. NAY 2o.....F French Lin.
New Amsterdam. Rotterdam. May IL
HoNa0d America L!ne
Ksperan.a. Havana MAY 20
X J Cuba Mall s s co
"a Lorraine, Ravre. May ls. French Line
Due Sunday
celtic, Liverpool. MAY 20 Whit. Star Lin.
Csntigny. Antwerp. May il.
L SArIny Transport Service
Iceland Southampton May 10 StarI.ine
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
City Island

Bound Sonth-Sohs Priscilla H. Nan
IucNet for New YORK., Minnie G. New
Haven for Now Yorn: Eusalka. Nantucket
FOR New Work. Mary z cuff, South Nor
a'k Tor RocAawsN.
Bound East-Schs Burpee [. Tucker tRrl
\eW ork for Parrsboro. y 5. Olive r Van
l)usen, New York for New Haven. Ciraca
Denton Nev yorn tor Bridscport; !;
',rances n Ne" York for New Hayen
Annie X M@tchell. Perth Ambov for Port
! and, r Il Northam. New York Tor ST
John, B Gatter two anchored)
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.
distances in miles position at noon unl.,,

otherwise specified)
Artlsas 25 Diamond Shoals Nav .,
Bantu 'os Ambrose LV May 22.
y SoitYar ~ SANDY Hook May ~
Gu!ltrade 100 Sandy Hook Nav %
huron 5s4 Scotland LV May %
ln1ependence Hall 62s Z Anbros ~
Manchuris due Ambrose Lv 10 PM MAY %
hoha1N $50 S Scotland LV MAJ A.
0rizaoa AS Scotland LV MAJ a2
Nobin Graz obl from Cape Henri May 9,
Ruin anchored OF Old Orchard II 4, A
May ~ = vi
Asy "a.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Sailed Yesterday

Ecuador San Francisoo VIA Panama
Canal. Fort Hamilton ,Brl Bermuda. Wa
Wash. Boston, franklin. Houston; GaTrev.
Cons tantinopie. SoconN. towing barge. Bos
tou. Pennsylvania, I3oston, Milinocket,
san 1Uan; Alliance, Norfolk.
Gasconler CBr). Baltimore Villa m
Rockefeller, Lobos. f. Mar. Portland
Normanis tDsn). Norfolk Sahae Baltl-
mora; Leh gh, Boston
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Marine Reports

East Gulf CT M.1ico-Modersta south
sast and south and weather partly over
cast probably local rains
West Guif--Moderate 10 fresh southeast
nd south and weather partly overcast
Caribbean Sea and Wtnd~ard Passsse--
Moderate cast and southeast and weather
partly overcast with local rains
North OF SANDY Hook and SANDY Hook
70 Hstteras~Gentle. moderate yariable
and weather fsir
Hatteras TO Florida Strslts-Genl- TO
nodefaie southeast and south and weather
overcast, probably local rains over south
portion
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Old Rosebud Retired

- Old Rosebud has been retired aiain.
Inc eleven -year-old bay gelding which
won the Kentucky Derby in 1914 met
Win mlshap while working out at
1queouct Sunday morning. and it is
turf a4ain. '" VIC
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Would Admit Farmer Aliens

WASHINGTON, May 22.-An amend
ment to the immigration law, which
would exempt farmer immigrants from
the per cent restriction, was proposed
to-day by Representative Steenerson.
Republican, Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23

tt0iH Tho 1rtbuHe9 Wo9'tr0tor Bureau
~ AsItlNGToN. May army orders
Infantry
fss0AosiI CAPT. W y. 20 Fort Lswton
{oote ,.o., cgP' " y y" 70 70, ger' >I lsv,on'
Morr.s Csp' " to PeeAskiI. ''S'
Nz'snf. .cspt II. e.. To Fort William H..
l's-tins. can y H. TO Manila
lv,9f.aS l,.,.S.. '@iP,. Eo, " 20 comP Mcclellan,
l.sf,a. IN. H. to Ga oselsa5. s1Ss''''
I'Il9"inS i,>uI ,o for, Rouslss boysn, Cart.
capt n L., Compton, 1t : Monhoilsn,
Ii- i T. WALKING, 1t. e. Freeborn.
a,wqs = san Francisco: Lister, IT,,
~. E NJ l1tHe, Capt -. Mcintyre,
.. Sstsado. capt j. r Biz
Li L. c.. Burke It, X. W: Ficld
4. IL Rue. IT. = Reat,v' r.. @ g s s
o,G~'ne ,,oa 's @ \@o%Go'eT bsrrscss Mac
Na1oi u g.. Young Capt A C., over.
go 1apt Ha-t - c II 5r
Ca,alr,
tto1lp - - g, 10 Fort Deg Moir.,
l>,!g. Mao ! .. to Fert ciars isSj'''
..ls9tg. Csp, +. 4 10 10 Io-, Do1s'ss p,.,
smith Capt. \ IS c. - FOR, Bliss.
5'ers Capl s. TO Douxss
"Al iHci Capt q. w. 20 Fort b. Fu.
hudson =, C Is. 10 Douglas
=, ~ e" shs " ~ ~ g.. 10 Fort IFus chuca.
Ih0mas. IT. = G.. 20 Fort Huachuca
Rang, ~ to Fort d. 4 Russeu
Ind ftelt Ma lol * t.. to Fort Brown
-NArN cap =. y % Fort Rliss
Anderson, COL \. Y y. TO Dousia.
Air service
JNon'z. u T.. J.. % McCooA rsls
1iicNeY, Cap. J. p to Fort Sul.
Dental Corps
Ssnderson. Capt. N. A. 20 West Font.
"-nSio"' Capt H. A. to Fort slocum.
Miscellaneous
Kohr Capt = C. 10 Fo,, ,,a-..,.
4-ossn Ii Col =. \. lr.. = NJ c., r,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
By Cable and Radio

Drotl ltninEholm tSwed). left Gothenburs
Tor New York May 20 20 Swedish Arneri-
can Line, with - h!st, III second snd
~ third class pass. mails ana ndse ~
"&pected in New YORK. May 20 and WI.
doCh a. Pier 81. \ 4
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Ne'se Por; Agency.
Msartensd < COLOMBO, ApfN r.
Funch Edge 4 ca
Cry o, Eureka Lisbon. April ~
Mallory Transport Ltnss
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mail information Will be found
on Travel Page, Eighth Column.
saving tine.
Sail To-day
tquitsnia, Southampton. "a M...54 " r
Msyaro, Trinioad. PM .........34 B'klvn
WIN NJ Tupper. Trinidad, 2 pM a Nh
Comsnche. Jacksonville, ~ M ..$s n r
Niagara, Bordeaux, 3 PM ..........74 \
Sail Tomorrow
paris. Havre u M.........s7 HE
Minnehahda Hamburg IL Mel, y r
seydlit4. Brcmen, II AM sin ST. Hoboken
senohsr!e Shot y, Hamburs. 10 N. ,67,h st, y .ly5
santa Teresa, Valparaiso, IL AM 81. B'I<lyn
Narg Cristobal. l PM M............2, R'klyn
Metapsn, Santa Marta. ii AM Q NIX
II r Mallory, Galveston l3 NJ 2s y r
DoHlh'c, P-ia. y PM ........ 33d st, hlyn
auban, Beunos Ayres, u 81 H. Hobosen
Sail Thursday
"a Touraine Havre. 8 PM......57 NE
SaXonia. Hamburg, y M..........64 \ r
Scythia. Liverpool. q M..........s4, \ r.
Mount Clay, Hamburg. - M........s6 \ r
Patrla. Marsei!es. PM.....3lst S. R'klvn
Paloma, Gibsrs PM M......... . y r.
Panama, Cristohal. 3 PM .....s1 \ r
Norro Castle, Vera Cruz. j AN .7t HR
MohaW JAG chsonNi.le. - M.......36 y F.
Sail Friday
Munan7ar. Nuevitas 2 PAi i.........s, SER
CommeNyne. ape Hayti pm.
S. y Docks. Rklyn
Sail Saturday
Adriatic, Liverpool. II Nj M........5. y F.
Finland Antwerp. IL NJ ............. 5S r
Stockholm. Gothcnburg u M..9 81 z
NesterdijA, Rotterdam. x NJ
5th 81, Honoken
Se vioere, LA, PM .....--.... q. B nlyn
Pres Pierce. Brsmen. + PM - tioboken
Rosalind, St Johns. y AM lava 81 R'hlvn
orlzs ba, Havana. II AM M........l4 y
PastoIes. Port l.inlon il An 9 y r
axe Wini hrop. San Domingo City ia NJ
~ a. curacao IL ......-..... III, BAlyn
san Lorenzo, San Juan. IL M.... 30 B'1lvn
aN}as. santos, II M.-.-.5. Rush y. e klyn
Ro!iVar, Bsrba dos, = PM..........4 - \ r
Pres Arthur. Bremen, y M l. Uoho.en
or1una, Hia ny burg, y NJ ...-.....4 g. y r
olum bja, Glasgow. = N..-...54 N Y p
Edith, San Juan, y M......27 BLIvn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

Distance is given in rnUes. Reports arc
.oled a. NOON un!ess otherM-se spec!ned.l
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Army Orders

t0m The T-.bime's Washington Bureau
| ASIuNGTON May army ORDER
tssucd TO day follow.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23
Departures

oRAN. May la--cador, lIU, Ksyw.u
New-York tribune., 1922-05-23

NlAGARA TO THE SEA-For illustrated
rsuine ADDRESS John F.. Pierce. Dept los
S@nada Steamship Lines. Montreal, Canada,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
HOLD LAST RITES
FOR ORA ROLLINS

Sheffield. May 27.-FuneraI serv-
ices for Ora Lyman Rollins. retir-
ed farmer of Mineral township,
were held from the home of his
daughter, Mrs Harold DonnelIy. at
10 O'Clock Friday morning. Rev. E.
f. Atherton officiated Burial was
in the Mineral cemetery. Mr.. Roll
Inns was born in Grafton. Vt, in
1855, and died May "a at the Prince
ton hospital His wife, Sarah
Squires Rollins. and one daughter,
Mrs. Edna Batey. preceded him in
death. He leaves one son, Elmer
Rollins of California, one daugh-
ter. Mrs. Esther Donnelly of Shelf
field, and one sister, Mrs. Emma
Squires of Mineral.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
Party for Miss Simmons.

Mrs. William Wilson of Rural is
entertaining 80 friends of Miss
Jessie Simmons of Rural, at a pre-
nuptial party this afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Simmons,
the only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Simmons, and Ebert Peter
son, son of Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Pet
erson of Blackhawk township, will
take place June at the home of
the bride. The wedding will take
place at O'Clock at the home of
the bride. Miss Juanita Smith of
Milan will be maid of honor and
Boyd Simmons, brother of the
bride. best man. The home will be
on farm in Black Hawk township.
Next Saturday. Mrs. Melvin Recs-
! er of Milan is to entertain at a
party for the bride-elec
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
Second Party OF Series.

Mrs. Theodore Brown of Moline
and her sisters, Mrs. Malvern lies
and Mrs. Walter Mueller of Daven
port, entertained at the second of a
series of luncheon-bridg parties
yesterday noon at the Outing club,
Davenport. Tri-City friends were
the guests. Covers were set for 20
at the tables on which were used
garden flowers in decoration. A
variety of flowers were used in the
rooms of the club house where the
card games were played during the
afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
FISHER AT STATE
TEACHERS MEET

E. c. Fisher, superintendent of
schools, left yesterday afternoon
for Chicago to attend a meeting of
the Illinois State Teachers asso-
citation. Mr. Fisher is chairman of
the legislative committee of the
association. and will be present at
the meeting of the board of direc-
tors
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
Toast
MENU HINT.
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MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Oranges.
Soft Boiled Eggs. roast
Coffee with Hot MIX.
Luncheon.
Cheese Custard.
Whole Wheat Bread and Butter.
Seasonable Fruit.
Brown Sugar Cookies
Dinner.
Stuffed Calves Hearts.
Boiled Potatoes. Spinach.
Rhubarb Tapioca Pudding.
Coffee.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
RESIGNS JOB AS
SCHOOL JANITOR:
SERVES % YEARS
Especial Correspondence

Atkinson, May 27-Charles Mar
awhile, for % years janitor of the
Atkinson schools, has resigned the
position. Advanced age was the
cause of Mr.. Maranville giving IN
his job. The school board has ac-
cepted the resignation which will
become effective July Is. Thomas
Keag will fill the vacancy and will
take charge of the work at the emo
of the present year.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
WILL HAVE LYCEUM.
Especial Correspond

especial CORES pOndence.)
Orion, May 27.-Representatives
of the Chicago Circuit Lyceum are
in Orion and have secured enough
signers to secure a lyeeum course
here next winter. The numbers Sc
lected are three musicals. one dra-
matte and a lecture The lecture
will be given by a nephew of Lloyd
George.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-27
Coffee Nets $50.

The school beautiful committee
of Audubon school sponsored a cof-
fee yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. J. H. Hauberg. The
affair will net some $50 for the or
ganization. During the afternoon
Mrs. Hauberg gave organ numbers
and Mrs. W. G. Murphy readings.
Over one hundred guests were
served. A candy table was very sue
cessful. Mrs. Arthur Heimbeck is
chairman of the school beautiful
committee of the parent-teachers'
| association.