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New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Departures

ANTWERP July is-songs CSor). Mon
treal
BARCELONA. July i,-san Michele UD
from MarseNlcal. New York
COLOMBO July i7-MarFarst Dollar
from HonEkongl Boston.
puNKiRK. July is-saeques Cartier
Or. Norfolk
GENOA. July i7-AmerioA GD. New
York. Karisvlk (swed) New York.
HAMBURG. July i3-Mount Clinton.
New York; 18th. Brant County tBr). Mon
treai
HAvRE. July i'-Dorlngion cour, BD.
LE6HoRN. July 7-Fr.asrik,bors
LONDON. July i'-Emanusi Nobel
MARsEiLLEs. July ii-Jui.. Henry
tFr). New York. VILE DE- Djibouti (Fr).
New York
ROTTERDAM. July i5-Aieyons CDD.
New Orleans. Blnnsndijk fDD. Phiiadel-
phia.
ROTTERDAM. July is-Livings,on Roe.
Texas
sALoNIcA. July ii-(prswousiyl ANA
(Nor) New York.
SHANGHAI July it-Lsvant Arrow.
New York. President Mckinley. Seattle
of Asia fBrl. vancouver.
SHIELDS July i7-songa fSor) ffrom
Antwerpl. Montreal
sTETTrN. July it-wss csddoA. ss-
vannah.
YOKOHAMA. July i5-simaioer fDD
from Batavia). San Francisco. Siberian
Prince fBrl. Seattle.
YOKOHAMA July is-Msiyo Maru
CJap). New York
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Subsidy TO Lend Money
Below Cost, Says Fletcher
Unprecedented Grants Provided
in Ship Bill, Charges
Florida Senator

WASHINGTON. July is.-The Nd
ministration ship subsidy bill was at
tackled in the Senate to-day by Sena-
tor Fletcher, Democrat, Florida. form
er chairman and now ranking minority
member Of the Senate Commerce Com
mittee, who said the bill had pro
visions for subventions, indirect sub
sides and direct subsidies upon a scale
nover before contemplated" The
Florida Senator added. that, in his
opinion, il would at this time "be
mistake and most unfortunate Tor the
country 20 enact them into laws.
Sale Of Shipping Board vessels on
longtime payments and government in
surance for American ship operators
were recommended by Senator Fletcher.
Analyzing the bill, Senator Fletcher
said il proposed 20 loan money 20 ship
purchasers at rates lower than the gov
eminent could itself obtain. He also
thought that the Standard Oil, the
United States Steel Corporation, United
Fruit and other great corporations
maintaining fleets OF vessels would
escape all taxes on their shipping prop
erty.
aIf the chairman OF the Shipping
Board" Senator Fletcher added, Instead
Of furnishing arguments 10 Congress
men and spending money on a publicity
cnmpaign TO persuade voters OF the
country 10 favor this bill, would spend
his time and devote his energies 70
persuade American ship owners that
they ought 10 patronize our own ship
yards, and American merchants that
they ought to give their business 10
American ships, and American bankers
that they ought 20 encourage American
shipping. that would be much more
helpful in establishing an American
merchant marine and much less costly
% the American people"
Attacking the provision OF the bill
for government aid, Senator Fletcher
said IL would give the ordinary 10000
ton vessel a subsidy Of sl6,5o0 annually
and the Leviathan Si,700.000.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Passenger Ships Due

TaorminS. CIt). Genoa July 4; % italia
America, Inc, with mails. is expected 70
dock forenoons at Pier %. \ x tWest
5Sth st).
White Star Line with mails. Is expected 10
dock forenoon at Pier 90. y X c~est
18th s).
Stockholm (sw). oo,nenburg July 2: to
swedish American Line with mails; was
$50 miles east AmOroGe noon July IS 10
expected 70 dock forenoon a Pier o.. r
(West b7th So.
Due Tomorrow
sixaola. Kingston July IS; 70 Uuitei Fruit
noon at Pier is. Z n maiden Lanc).
Lituania DAM. Copenhagen July s; 20
Baltic American Line with malls, is eN-
pecied % dock afternoon az Pier ). Bush
Docks West 4bth 81.
Resolut.. Hamburg July Il. 20 United
American Lines with mails, Is expected 20
dock late afternoon az Pier Sc. X tWest
9Th ST.
Esperanto. Havana July 70. r. y Y &
Cuba Mail CO with ma -: is expected
20 dock forenoon al Pier -. B'I5n tMon-
tague ST.
ern Pacinc Co; 4 expected to dock after
noon at Pier 81. y r (Christopher st).
Lenape. jacksonville July II. 70 Clyde
Co. IL expected 10 dock % Pier %.
y n (Chariton sD.
Fort ~ George (Br). bermuda July "a:
70 Furntss. Witty a Co with malls. Is ex-
pseisd to dock forenoon at Pier IS. r
West bbth sD.
Due Friday
vandyck (Br). Hamburg july g. 20
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co with mails.
10 expected TO dock forenoon at Pier -.
y r Morton ST..
America. Bremen July -: 20 United
states Lines with mails. Ia expected 10
dock late afternoon AZ Pier !. Houoken.
Due Saturday
vessel Port. Agency.
France. Havre. July French Line
kyndan. Boulogne. July T.
Eeu'e0r'. San Pedro. June ss.s
Due Sunday
caroria. Southampton. lly is. cansrf Line
Celtic. Liverpool. July 70. White Star Line
lieseppi Verdi Naples July
Mcdonnell & Truda
Ulua. Port Limon. July 10 United Fruit Co
Due MoBday
Frederik VIII. christisnia. July H.
Scan1inavlan-A A laesican Line
Caracas Caracas. July y.
San Juan. San Juan. July ~
Mount Clinton. Hamburg. Jsly is.
lrittl American Lines
Fort Victoria. Hamilton. July %.
Flora. Cape Hayti. July So.
Fureh. Edye A Co
BaracoA. Kingston. July is....clyds S 5 Co
Due Tuesday
President Polk, Cherbourg. July Is.
slboney. Havana. July y.
NY & Cuba Mall Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Shipbuilders' Wages
Reduced in Holland
Twelve Per Cent Decrease
Made Effective During the
Present Year

sbipbuilding and ship repair firms at
Rotterdam have announced redue-
,ion Of wages to all classes Of laborers
Six per cent decrease effective from
the week ended July Is.
Further 6 per cent cut from oeto-
Der 2.
No additional reductions to be made
during the current year.
Agreement reached with union, pu'
refusal Of authorities TO grant permis-
sion for overtime pay. 4.
In connection with this measure the
employers have issued a circular let-
ter 70 their employees saying that tne @
nrevious reduction OF 10 per cent Tor
sdnits and Is per cent for apprentices
ss tbe FIRST step in the road to dehs-
tion. and that foreign competitors .inn. have
put greater cuts into ehest ioag since. =
Tbe action was taken TO attract a
greater volume Of work to shiPyards in
Holland.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
sHIPMASTFRS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions Of merchant vessels re-
celved through the Independent Wire
loss Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration Of America. shipmastert of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their (1R) noon
positions through the following com
mcrciAl radio stations in tho United
States proper. IL Is important that
these reports should be fent promptly
al noon each day IN order that they
may be received In time for publieA-
tion.
Position reports can be sent through
the stations OF the Independent
Vireiess telegraph Company. Inc. New
York City (wCG). Babylon. 1. ].
(WsE), Easthampton, J.. l. (WsA).
New London. Conn. (WsT).
10 charge made for medical or
surgical ADVICE latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation Of America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCcJ. sizsconfet, A.ass. fWscJ. New
London, Conn. fWLCJ. cape May. New
York City (WNi).
Medical ana surgical advice will be
given free through The Radio Corpora
tion OF America BY the Fublic
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
American Ports

BALTIMORE. July is-Arriyed: vndtgul
CNor). Port Maria. Baton Rouge. Tam
pico: West Gotomska. Manchester via
Boston. Georgian. Hamburg via Boston:
Nantucket Boston. Ericsson. Philadelphia:
Lord Baltimore. Philadelphia. power boat
Bertie Tull. Philadelphia Sailed Nan
tucket. Boston. Cretan. Jacksonville Via
Savannah. Ericsson. Philadelphia.
BOSTON. July 1t-Arrived 18th and
sailed. Newton. sydncy. { B. Arrived
Agwiworid. Port Lobos sailed wlni-
fredlan fBrl, Liverpool Jethou (Sor). New
YORK.. Lena Luckcnbach. Paclnc Coast
ports. O'oucefter Norfolk ana baltimore
City Of Rome. savannah.
CHARLESTON. 3 G July is-Arrivcd
AratOr fswed). Rotterdam. Glenpool. Port
Arthur: Lenape. Jacksonviile land pro-
ceeded Tor New YORK;. Lake Eislmer. Bos.
ton land proceeded for Jackaonvilie1
Gcorgeana Wecma. baltimore and George
town land proceeded for AiaFaD. Sailed
Watness (Br). Santos. Atti,sta (It). Port
Arthur; suholco, New York; coreoran.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Coal and Rail
Strikes Affect
Ocean Shipping
Rate on Fuel From Hampton
Roads to This City and
Boston Cut 20%o by Coast
wise Barge Corporations
% Steamers Are Tied Up
Lack of Bunkers at Virginia
Port Holds Back Ships
From New York to South

First evidence that the coal and rail
strikes are having q direct effect upon
ocean shipping was obtained yesterday
Steamship men reported that twenty
two ships, mostly from New York to
South America and ports in the Pacific
were held at Hampton Roads for lack
Of bunker coal. IL was learned also
that many hsrbor barge and towing
companies we're slowed down for lack
Of fuel. As result Of restricted de-
liveries Of coal at Norfolk, due TO the
combination Of rail and mine strikes
the rate for transportation OF this
commodity to New York and Boston
has fallen about 20 per cent.
The charter rate for coal from
Hampton Roads 20 New York has been
cut from 81 20 so Cents ton and the
rate 10 Boston from $50 20 sl:zb a
ton. This Is attributed 70 the large
number Of barge lines competing for
,hipments at the Virginia ports.
Shortage Of fuel has not yet IN
yolved the trans-Atlantic liners, when
are able 70 obtain sufficient supplies
IN Europe for the return voyage. a
different situation confronts eompsn-
les plying 20 South America, Pseihc
Coast ports Of the United States, the
West Indies and the Far East. Orol'
narily these steamers bunker at lamp
ton Roads, but now find their source
Of fuel cut down considerably. New
York Harbor companies, when reiy
upon local shipments. were said yes
terdsv 70 be feeling the shortage,
seuteiv. Reports that one or two mao
suspended operations were denied py
officials, however.
announced that American interests nao
placed orders in London for 10000 tons
81 coal 10 New York or New Englano'
Other inquiries were reported. Ac-
eording 20 the current issue OF BLACK
diamond" British coal. Of a grade sim
iIar 10 that selling here for ST.z5' can
ho isid down for $3.50 ton. Inc
hesitancy Of local brokers TO place con-
tracts was said 10 be due to uneer,
tnintv that cargoes could be lsnoeo
before the end OF the strikes, ana aiso
20 fear that longshoremen would DC
able to prevent unloading after ar
rival. ,-N -, .,
Two ship loads Of English coal al
,.adv have been brought 10 this eoun,,
trv. These came on the Harlseywooo
and the Eskridge, which doeked Nv
New England ports with s'oOV '0ns'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Steele to Complete
Green Star Ship Deal
New Orleans Shipping Head
Here to Expedite Transfer
of Steamers

J. II. W. Steele, president Of the
steamship company Of that name, ar
rived in New York yesterday from New
Orleans 10 complete arrangements for
the transfer OF the former Green Star
vessels 70 his line for operation from
the Gulf 20 Pacific ports. Mr.. Steele
said that there was no reason for the
DELAY, except that some time was re-
quired 20 carry out the legal processes
necessary in getting the ships released
By the receiver.
Withdrawal by the Luekenbaeh Line
from the Gulf Intercoastal Conference
has resulted in only small reduction
in rates, Mr. Steele said. He added
that this was a natural development
Of the disturbances in the Atlantic
Conference.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
N. Y. Shipbuilding Corp.
Launches Pier CaissOn
Second Bridge Structure IL
Ready for Use in the
Delaware River

The New York Shipbuilding Corpora
tion announced yesterday the launch
ing at the Camden yard Of the second
p,er eaisson for use in the eonstrue-
tion Of the Delaware River bridge be-
tween Philadelphia and Camden. Each
of the caissons is 7Oxl4s feet and is 20
feet high, including a steel working
chamber more than eight feet high.
Miss Margaret NJ. Kates, daughter Of
er-Judge John B. Kates. vice-chairman
Of the New Jersey Interstate Bridge
and Tunnel Commission, was sponsor
for caisson No. ?. The first caisson al
ready has been used for the construc-
tion Of one Of the pier foundations for
the bridge.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Marine Reports
winds at Sea To-day

winds NJ sea To-day
uatteras 10 Key Wcst--Moderate 20 frcsh
south and southwest. weather orereest
With local rains
East 0ulf-Moderate variable NeAth't
partly overcast with local rains. -,.
West Guif-Moderatc Co fresh southcrN
and weather partly over .asi
over Caribbean Sea aad Nindwaio I..f
sagc--FrcGh northeast ana east ""N
weather partly overcast -
North of Sandy Hook-Noceratc 70 trehH
westerly ard " fathsr overcast
sandy HOOK 10 Haueras-Meoe Is.. ~ ~
fresh west and northwest ana "eA'
overcast. probably shower
Hatteras 10 Florida Straita-Noafrhte ="
fresh south and southwest, weather o'''
cast with local rains.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Plan New Service to Pacific

Announcement is expected shortly
from the Amsriesn-Hawaiian Steam
ship Line, operated Ly the United
American Lines, OF the establishment
Of new services from Baltimore and
the Gulf 20 Pacific Coast ports.
Reports have been current that the
move was contemplated. II vas learned
yesterday that plans practically have
been completed. The Americana Ha-
waiian has weekly services from New
York. Boston and Philadelphia 10
Pacific Coast points.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO. July is-Wes,katas
from Portland. ore. May a. for Hong
kong was ashore AZ Panay = I. noatcd
without assistance rpdtsr unshlpped and
divers examined bottom repairs proceed
inr.
Fire on wharf and shed a. Yokohama
damaged part of outward cargo Tor presl-
dent Grant for Seattle and Eupreta of
Asia. fiirl for vancouver.
saginaw. hence July i1fh for Seattle
picked Up laurch Hair Moon on Umatllla
reef. towing ~ 20 Port Angeles
HONOLULU. n T. July is-vaidura
fBrl. prerlously reported ashore on Bar
hers reef sfill afround 18th. lighfrred
2.30s tons OF sugar cargo. leaking. po-
htion unfavorabie; navy tugs enteavoring
70 give assistance.
SEATTLE. July ig-Mobns City, prsvt-
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Sailed Yesterday

vi.,uia ODD. Tampico: Ario, Tampico.
Xn,Eht Tempiar (Br). Kobe VIA Norfolk
Kron.tad CNor). Norfolk. Jonancy Nor
foik: Steel Worker. Boston steel Axe.
paitirnore. Iirnon. Port Llmon; BadagTy
TEr1 las PaIuas via Norfolk. Msuretania
tBrl, Southampton. comsnehe tAml.
isck,onville: John D Archibald. PORT
Iobos. Mundais. sagua. MAfavai lBtl,
Tsinidad: Ouglislmo Peirco uD, Naples.
S.wport az Y state training ship. cruise
motor ship BAyonne Philadelphia Fen
church (Dr), Naples. III Alba. Galveston
Annetta Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Vessels Sold

Anne. gasoline screw, tons; sold BY
John N Tilley 70 Arthur w Haley Tor
$500. 9. 49,.
n II Ueremnn. gasoline screw, 10 tons.
cold by estate ~ Chari ousthr Ihorhelseh
10 Martin Martens for 1900.
Columbia. gasoline screw, 10 tons 500
by GsorFe Rathman 10 Antonio ferro Tor
81 and other combinations
~afsito Lucas rloap. tons. estate of
Frederick A Corwin 10 Edward Reiter Tor
i2IS. -,
Onwero. gasoline yacht. ~ tons; sold
BY W l. Ferguson 20 George bourne TOT
81 and other considerations.
Porto Rico. steam screw. 2.13s tons, sold
By United states shipping Board 20
A Porto Rico S CO for 40 and other
considerations.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

o,,.iv r.portsd ashore on Protection Island
.tifi aground. damage slight VII hsh.oI
moro carEe. expects 10 foat a. hiEh "Htef
gAS DIEGO. July is-Unidsntinef nsh-
tnr schoonsr burned and sank on hafbof
early July ~. - ,,-,,t..
pOsTOS. July it-Thrse-masier Hfltlsh
~ IIsrtn.y ~. New York 90 ~ george.
~ n IN baiiart. fowed into this port bAnV
fnmaFed a. result of collision early io-
dny with Herman Frasch, owned ~ thios
sulphur CO Of New York, from TOT tlsnn
10 New York Crash occurred dhtlns
T.ra. To- a. A m about % miles noIih-
sast of Pollock RIP shoals iAChuhlp Ihe
.rtoonsr lost howaprit. libboom ana AZ,
rear The steamer struck bow on .nn ~.
s,ool nv tiu daylight then took schooner
fn sov 10 n point Just on Boston Lightship.
when tug took up the burden. etfAnfI
unlniured and continued on % AeN lofN'
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
McAllister to Serve on
Marine Fuel Committee

WASHINGTON. July ls.--C. A. Nc
Allister. Of New York City. viee-presi-
dent Of the American Bureau Of Ship
ping, to-day informed Joseph z.
Sheedy, acting vice-president Of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation, that he
would serve on the committee to re-
view the fuel situation as it affects
Shipping Board tonnage. As suggested
by Mr. Sheedy. Captain McAlNster will
serve as chairman on the committee,
which will include representatives Of
The American Society Of Mechanical
Engineers and the Marine Engineers
Beneficial Association.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Change of Masters

W X Smith succeeds Charles a Elliott
command steam screw Albany. . o.
Herbert y Allen succeeds John oisen
rornu.nd eteam screw Latin American.
Joseph KINNEY succeeds William "Aa-
dingfon steam screw siles.
George jenkins succeeds oscar Ah''''o"
steam screw Gulf of Mctico.
John Burns succeeds Gus Anderson com
r,and steam screw ~ Alba. Southern Pa
cinc co. ..,- -.
W X Smith succeeds Frank Iutue COM
.,',d .f.s, screw city OF Newburn.
paul W 10th succeeds Earl W Lyle com
mand barge a. No 1oi.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

Nebraskan. Los Angeles, June ~
United American Lines
Mseklnaw. London. July ,,,.,,.w w..,.
pandu' sierra A''''' 'Is pssni.i bacon a CO
Koyo Maru. san TrAneiseo. June n.
Toyo Kisen Hsisha
Due Tomorrow
neiIerophon. Airierr June 81 Via Boston.
M.non,r... London. July All Trans Line
Edward Luckenbach. Los Angeles, June y,
Lsckenbach Co
Due Friday
Eastern Coast. OranEemouth. July q
susquehanna 3 B Corp
Calico. Hull. July 90, -.
Elsrmans Wilson Linz
Norma Tanamo. July Atlantic Fruit Co
"''''''" susqushanns s Corp
Due Saturday
Casper. Santos. June % .,-.
international Frsighting Corp
EdEehnL Antwerp, July iyIs.c.n
Sonora. Dunkirk, June 70. .french Line
VILE d'Orau. Palermo. July 8.
Observation-Disclosures Line
Due Sunday
Port Alma. London. July s....cunard Line
virgiiia London, July 10. .... Cunard Line
Northwestern Miller. London. July Wa
Philadelphia .... .Furnese, Witty a 20
blossom Heath. Aigiers July s..Kerr CO
Alaska Maru. San Francisco. June 20.
Osaka sh0sen KaishA
Due Monday
cabo vflsno. Seville. July .. YbsrrA Line
Cosmopolitan Line
Brah.hoim. Gothenburs. July I
Furness. witty A Co
Sylvan Arrow. Hull July =.
standard Transportation Co
sark. Buenos Ayrcs. July Kerr 8 Co
Due Tuesday
West fnslsip. Antwerp. July II.
Black Diamond 8 3 Corp
Euryades Port Said, July !.
Punch. Edye A Co
stanley Dollar, San Francisco. July -.
Dollar 3 Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Ship ALLEGATIONS

WASHINGTON. July is-The Emergency
Fleet CORPORATION to-day Assigned the
Eastern sun. a vessel OF s.Qso deahNeFht
'ons 10 ths Mallory Transport Lines. Inc.
n New York city. as managing agents
rhe vessel will be used IN the oulf-Now
York-south and East African service.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day
Port

Due IO-unY
Vessel Port Agency.
Jcthou. barbados July f...... Kerr Co
Archiinedes. Liverpool July 3.
Int Mercantile Marine
Lake Saws. Nuevitas. July Co.. Ward Line
San Bruno. Tela. July g.. Cnlted Fruit Co
conetos. Lisbon. July 3. C d Mallory Co
NordfJeid. Dunkirk. July &
Furness, witty 4 Co
ssrcoIie. Dunkirk. July c.
CoanopoIitan Iins
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Nlnritimc Miscellany

PORTLAND. ore. July is-Thrse addi-
tloraf steamers hllocated by hhlpplhs
Board FOR service from THIS peft 70 ol.,'f J.
inrrsssinr sallinr from monthly 20 seml-
monthly basis
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Ship Line Demand on
Australian Mail Denied

WASHINGTON. Jrly ls.-Postmaster
General Work to-day notified the
Oceanic Steamship COMPANY Of San
Francisco that the Postofice Depart
ment would renew its contract for a
period OF not more than six months
FOR the transportation Of mail matter
from Pacific Coast points 20 Australia
and adjacent ports. The department. II
was said, was willing 70 pay the exist
ing annual contract price OF $4,000,
plus $4,000 annually which It would
cost the War Department 20 transport
supplies into the territory traversed
BY the line, but would not pay double
the present price, as the company de-
manded.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

SAN FRANCISCO. July is.-The
Oceanic Steamship Company announced
to-day that satisfactory arrangements
had been made with the Postmaster
General for mail compensation In the
Australian service and the Ventura,
originally scheduled 20 sail to-day,
will depart July %.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-19
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE Mall In formation will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth Column.
Tho sailing hours belos are daylight
saving time.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-11-03
as STUDENTS
DONATE $4,000
"U' Stadium Drive 0n-Re-
suits to be Announced
November 4th.

Minneapolis flying squadron OF
15 University of Minnesota students
have obtained $16,160 from As stud
ents in a preliminary campaign to set
the pace in the University's $4,000, 900
drive for stadium. The average in
dividual subscription amounted TO
$500 The highest contribution by a
student was $1,000. Following this
were three students who subscribed
$3.50 each, two for $500 and IL for
$500.
The drive began when Ollie Aas,
captain of the varsity football team,
kicked a football from the stage in
the University armory into a mass
meeting of students. The campaign
will end Saturday, November 4th,
when the results will be announced at
the Minnesota Wisconsin game at
Northrop field.
Reports from 1900 campaign work
ers will be announced at luncheon
meetings in the armory.
Dr. George e. Vincent, former presi-
dent of the University, speaking by
radio from New York, urged the stu
dents to express their loyalty and de-
votion to their University and to the
memory of DR.. Cyrus Northrop, by
subscribing adequately.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-11-03
FOES AROUSE GEORGES IRE
Former Premier Held Ready to Garry
Out Threats in Finish Fight.

London-The socalled cooperative
pact between governmental conserva
tives and the Lloyd Georgian national
liberals which appeared to be gaining
strength now seem near a smashup
that may force Lloyd George really
to carry out his threat to spread the
war; and wage bitter fight to the
finish with the men who brought about
his downfall.
Lloyd George is reported as being
indignant and as contemplating the
carrying out of his threat if the con
sentative party does not withdraw
some of the candidates already en-
tered against his followers.
At this time the Lloyd. Georgians
have about $50 candidates in the field
and they are reported to have 25C
others in reserve. 1t is said to be
Lloyd Georges intention to let loose
these reserves against the conserva
tives unless his demands are met.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-11-03
THREE KILLED, SIX HURT
Southern Pacific Express Telescopes
Northern Carnival Special.

New Orleans-Three dead, six seri-
ously injured, was the human toll TAX
en- in the rear end railroad wreck
when the fast Sunset Express, New
Orleans-San Francisco, Southern Pa
cific passenger train No. 100, tore in
to the WORKMAN carnival special, 80
car train, en- route from New Orleans
to New Iberia, La.
The conductor and brakeman of the
passenger train were reported miss
ing.
The injured also were members of
the carnival. Those on the passenger
train escaped injury. Both trains
were proceeding westward on a por-
tion of the road that is double tracked.
The locomotive of the passenger
train plowed through two of the sleep
ers on the rear end of the carnival
train The carnival performers, who
were asleep, were hurled from their
berths as the Pullmans burst open
from the impact.
Immediately following the crash
calls for assistance were sent to near
by towns and hospital aid was rushed
to the scene.