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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-08
SAVE TIRE EXPENSE

Our prices overhAuhng Ford engine and
transmission SIS; overhaulins any other
cylinder engines and transmission com
plete $40: overhAuiIng any other 9 cyl
Under engine and transmission complete,
$50: overhsuiing any other cylinder en-
CINE and Transmission complete, $50 The
above prices do not include the cost OF
parts. Small electrical or mechanical Jobs
are repaired at soc an hour Every Job
guaranteed. Davenport AutomotIye School
Iowa.
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FOR SALE

Over two acres of all kinds of
fruit; apples from earliest to lat
est; all in their prime. Six room
semi-modern house and garage.
Splendid location. ala Seventh
avenue, Moline, III. Phone Moline
1913.
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GRAFT IN PORTO RICO.

San Juan, April 7-E. Mont
Reilly, governor of Porto Rico, his
private secretary and Auditor Kes-
singer are charged in grand jury
presentment with misuse of public
funds for private purposes
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

~-~-~~~~-~-~->~~~~-~~
YOUNG LADY FOR OFFICE WITH
some knowledge of stenography. Apply
to Manager Peoples Store, 1911 Second
avenue.
WOMEN TEACHERS WANTED 10
travel during summer vacation. Spe-
cial work along school lines. Salary
to start. r. r. fare paid. Give age.
education, experience. nrst letter. Ad-
dress Miss katherine Edie. Garland
Bog. Chicago.
RELIABLE CONCERN WANTS WOMEN
to do first class fancy work. Materials
furnished. Liberal pay. Stamped en-
veiope brings particulars. Underwood
Art Goods Co.. Portsmouth, Ohio.
WOMAN WANTED AS TRAVELLING
represents tiye.t Salary to start. Z. r.
fare paid, Must have good education,
between 20 and 40; free TO travel exten-
slveiy. No investment or experience
necessary. Thorough training. Give
full details first letter. Address Mrs.
Kathryn d. Coffield. 81 East Washing
ton street Chicago.
WE PAY $50 WEEKLY, 75c HOUR
spare time selling hosiery. Guaranteed
wear four months. Big opportunity
Experience unnecessary. Perfectwear
Mills, Dept. A-7o. Darby. Penn.
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HoUsEwoRK.
No washing nor ironing. Mrs. J. A.
Weishar, Call at isl2 Third avenue
B. 1. 1890.
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES

TIRES (ALL EINDSl, ACCESSORIES
for bicycles. motorcycles. autos; S45
bicycles complete, s27 so tall colors)
Five stores. Two blocks from bridge
So2-4-6-S East Second street. Davenport
Iowa. Fred Barr Supply house
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WAkTRD-MkIR HELP
LUNCH COUNTER. FOUNTAIN MEN. AP-
ply Martin connzissary. Davenport. Ia.
FrR-.MEN. BRAKEMEN. BEGts1RRs
$50. later s25o- Railway care
Argas-
CLERKS. Is UPWARD. FOB GOVERN
meat enlce pos1tl0ns- fis5 neath1y.
Experiences unnecessary For free iiss
OF positions nov opea. write j. Leon
ard tformer Civil Serves examiner i.
losS Equitable Bog. Washington. D. c.
AUTO OWNERS WANTED TO SELL IN
teTnattonal Tires S15o weekly. sam
pies furnished Free tires for yoslr own
ear. sest ali eompetation- isternA.
tional Rubber Corp Dept- TT. Grand
Rapids. Mich
YoUE GMEN WAITED TO TRAIN FoR
learn business from ground Ep and
free TO travel. Salary to start. h. B.
fare paid. Gave fuh particulars first
letter. Address Mr.. Gal1hIlsn. I0o
MEN: AGE IT TO So. EXPERIENCE
unnecessary. Trsvei: make secret in
vestigations. reports. Salaries. expenses.
American Foreign Detective Agency. 2z9
St. Louis
LEAEN AUTO MECHANICS
Nc strike conditions In automobile re-
pair business. Big demand for skilled
mechanics. Compiete course of train
ing At special low rate Railroad fare
paid to Chicago Write nov for ests-
Iogue which explains proposition.
RAHE AUTO & TRAOToR SCHOOL
Dept. 7, lis z. Ontario. Chicago. H.
YOUNG MAN: AMBITIOUS TO BECOME
an accountant but unable to attend
f.nfta a@Ts-
cation, age. occupation. and phone
number. y. W" care Argus.
EXPERIENCED NEAT CUTTER AT
once. j. P. siemon Co. 1880 Ninth
street
HIGH GRADE SALESMAN. LOCAL AND
tr-city territory. Good opportunity
for right man. Address 10" Argus.
MAN TO SELL yICTROLAS In THIS
territory. Apply Noroerg Music Rouse,
1905 Third avenue.
YOUNG MAN FOB BILLING CLERK. AID
dress ga, care Argus.
MEN: LEARN THE BARBER TRADE
Prepare yourself for steady work at bag
wages the year round. Write Moler
Barber College. LOS S. Wells. Chicago.
BE A FINGER PRINT EXPERT. THOU
sands of trained men are now needed.
The finger print work of governments.
porations, detective agencies. police
departments, cities and private bureaus
has created new uncrowded profes-
sion. Many experts regularly earn from
$4,000 to $4,000 . year. Any man
between the age of Is and 90 with a
common school education can become 4
finger print expert in q short time
under our simplifed method of teach
ing. Day and evening classes. Your
studying will not interfere with your
present position. Easy terms. Pay as
you learn. Free employment service
Open evenings 2 80 to 8. Call al once
and let US explain the wonderful oppoF-
tunlty this profession Offers you. Fed
eral School of Finger Prints 37-3S-39
Mccullough Bldg, 126 w. Third street,
davenport, Iowa.
YOUR oPPoRTUNIoTY TO BE INDE-
pendent and prosperous become our
special representative. Sell goods in
constant demand. Particulars Iree. Ths
bscorn Co.. Eiuira, n. 7.
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PERSONAL.

DENVER RADIUM SANTARIUM. RA'
u0m treatment for rheumatism. neu
rosthenia. neuritis, skin disease. goitrc-
ear, nose and throat. Physician IN
charge. 4I17 Grand Blvd. Chicago.
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FANCY WINDOW AWNISGS. PORCH
curtains, canopies. stack covers. etc.
+. w. Porch. Phone B. I. Sta
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LODGE DIRECTORY.

AMERIcAN LEGION POST NO. 200
~T~r Regular business
!. :" ! )
90 t3e<A meeting viii be bald
E~ U2 the hrss Tuesday
f.SA leach zaanth- All ex.
1US( iserviee men vel
come. Walter A.
RosenhsId, Command
Ss4&$<S er; D. B. Bersaaist.
kAIA-A Adj.
MASONIC.
Masonic Temple, EighNenh street sna
-v .r.rEp s minsri MOO OF TRIO LODGE
no. 90; a. y - = 81 a. M Tss van
AEA day of each month .; 80
NO1 .. m. Q. p. Burgess W..
IN Il; Rag o. Rooerick. sec-
sars.
.noo eRorTo NO. 81. n. o. v. p. u T.
Stated meeting held
IL :: ! :: : ::
NH On the IRE. "Wednesday
4 of each month Visit
$ "A ing proph-ls welcome.
n @AN II @ w. Thatcher. monarch
OSA$& Ersnx H. <sss>x~>sAA. sSs
reIaEy.
E. n. N.
rrne STATED CoNvOCATIoH OF ROCK
Island Chapter NO. ls. H. A.
49, N. Will w nsid Oh Sne nrsi
KsE Fs :: : S q d sesa ~s-'s sa t.
WTS Z II - <. b. Ash. secretary
Snscial convocstion April IL. 1874,
=, --3o n m MARX Master Degree
ROCK Island LODGE NO.
e. eos, A.. y. O. a. M.-Statea
% :; s::s ar. ::'' : 49,. = y 80
rur srAVkO GoNCL-AtE OF ROCe
Island Ccmmaaaery No. IL
xasR> hnlKnts TemplAF 3hl pe Aals
YSA khe necoaa AoodaS o. eAe.
5wE naonIn- ). H. Scni4AinReTs lons
MS manner. D. II. klcSsx. Fe<soxoi
koC AND CAAFTER NO. xSs
Orr -.aAisrn Sisr.-hsSalar nieet.ns
second WEDNESDAY Oh e$en naonAa. ~
lung Stare weaeoas- AFs. AAss.. -
LAngmAn, W. n; NARY y. hfsas' ssSss
t&zs.
ROcK ISLAM COUNCIL NO. 20, -
.. II. Inc sLateo a>semoies VAL "
hsld on me IRIrd WEDNESDAY % Geo
nonth- NLsitIAg naenlbers eoras's IA
ylsa James a. Aorris, \. - ~
lTsak o. Cansdy, keeeEusr'
1eess every IAwsdAy essaias
.AseS Al odd kellows temple o.
E1sHFSR kourln avenue netSesn sss'
49, enIeenIh anu 81 a zee
IsA sleets. Nelson Judd, ~. W.
MnllAm GUsoeSxopA, g
First THURSDAY Of eaca monaa. AaAoe
sory deSree. nrst, sesena ann s'AA1N
gres ths Ioilowins 9harsaAS'
.ocx ,.,..nD A Z; 2: 10 4 sss. yAAEH4
- 0-aor at EA<les-Regular ueein&a
arss and third Tuesday oil each moulin
a Eag.es' home, Fourth svenue ,,
as Te~ry-afth street. Phone ~ !.
kSaS Ia c. Wright, secretary. ZSSs
seventh avenue. Phone h. L. SA1''
R.P. O, ELKs no. ESQ.
- Meets the arst and third
!" !: !. !. !: !
w EN Mondays of each month 81
~ Elks club. Charles II.
Rleuer. exalted ruler; C.. N.
IaAacson. secretary. WISH,
Ing hrothers always vel
Xsaass&fN coma Club rooms a. All
y$tS Eashieaaih street.
-sa.- q. Ar.
x BuFoRp POST 2AS. g. A. n
H Meets regularly On 'second
:: =: :: : :: : !
and fourth Friday after
lsssIit aoons of each month ct =
lk7 o'clock In Memorial hall IN
AhA Tho court house Andrew
sladel, commander: H @.
w First. sdjutant.
. ..'... 80: = : ~: E. ,. *.
:: !; !: :: :: ::
d raeets hrst and third Thur
#fE4 days of each month 81 8 D. N.
ME In Memorial Hall. Court House
George II. Clspper. Commander;
y William i. Frey. Adjutant-
PERSONAL.
DENVER RADIUM SANrrARIUM. RA-
dun treatment for rheumatism. neu-
III
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE: LUNCH ROOM AND HAM
burger stand. Best location in town
for a soft drink bar. Low rent. Owner
going away. Phone r. l. 1881 after
D. m.
TILE FOR BATH ROOMS.
Walls, floors. yestibules, sun parlors.
store floors ireplaces. at wholesale
prices. Catalogue furnished upon re-
quest. Consumers Tile and Fireplace
Co. 44o2 North Clark. Chicago
WANTED: DISTRICT MANAGER TO
, become distributor at Rock Island for
company manufacturing product that
Will revolutioniZe the consery alton OF
foods and reduce the high cost of NV
ing to minimum. You can have fresh
corn on the cob. strawberries, fruits and
vegetables of all kinds and some meats
the year round. Cost only few cents a
bushel to conserve. No competition.
SaIable every day in the year. Sells
To grocery, hotels, hardware, farmer and
consumer $25 and up. $500 to 5000
cash required. Earnings should net
from $1,000 to $1,000 annually. You
must come to Chicago at once for in
struetion and interview. Expenses paid
if you qualify. Wire-wnte for appoint
ment. American Utilities Mfg. Co., LIB
West Madison, Chicago.
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NOTICE Ex.sERyfeE MEN!

" YOU ARE UNEMPLOYED RE6ISTER
your name al the American Legion
HEADQUARTERS. Sixteenth street and Third
avenue. Efforts are being put Iorth to
piace as many e1=servkce men in loAs
- possible Bring your discharge sGr-
Hficate with you.
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HFMSTPTCHNR.

COTTON Sc. BLK Zoe. PLEATING
skirts s5c. Buttons made. B. p. Kltndt.
ladies Tailor 1907 n Second avenue.
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPAID Oh
/. c,nlinued 70 date covering any reA Co.
tate in the county. lrompt and accurate
eeGvice nj reasonable rates. Rock ls-
land Title q Abstract COMPANY; W. ),
Gweeney, secretary. 20o-2l2 Contra
Trust Savings Bank building.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

sUPERFLUoUS HAIR. MoLEs. WARTS
on facs and arms. permanently removed
with electric needle Address Miss A.
NJ. Kittredge. / Argyle Fats. Brady
street DavenpoFt. Phoae Day. S04.
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United spaniah War Veterans
paeets arst and third Thurs
days of each month 81 8 p. N
In Memorial Hall. Court House
George II. Cispper. Commander;
William i. Frey. Adiutant-
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER

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ALL KINDS OF MECHANICAL DRAW
ings made. Jigg and Fixture designing
q specially. Ideas developed. Z. b.
AicAseis Mech. Consitg- ER&.. associated
with W n Haskell. Patent Attorney.
6o9-6lo Best Bldg. Phone L. l. 7o6.
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ROCK IsI.AND AEalE NO. 300. EEAthA
nal order of EA<tes.-nexuiaE $50 ,s.sss,ss
a.. snd third TUESDAY oil each nnonAh
a EaR.es' nome, Fourth avenue
Txenty-first syreeb. Jonn Aonnens '"
p aus Toety-afth street Pnons - So.
sS34 la, c. Wright, secretary. zSSS
ssssnth avenue Phone h. l. S111.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
United Fruit Planning
To Build in England
Birkenhead Probablv Will
Get Contract for Two or
Three Cargo Si,ios

Negotiations are under way in Eng
land, 1t was learned yesterday. for the
construction of two or possibly three
Hcsec!s for the United Fruit Company
The proposed ships are 10 be of {, 900
dead-weight tons, and one at least is
to be electrically propelled. They are
to be designed entirely as fruit car
ricrs, although accommodations per
haps may be provided for fifteen or
twenty passengers on each.
1t IS planned to have their generator.
driven by Diesel engines and to place
their propeller shaft motors as far aft
as possible. There will. therefore, be
no engine room in the generally accept
ed sense Of the term, and no boilers
so that the whole of the hull will be
available for cargo. The oil engines
and generators may be on the main
deck, above The water-linc.
The contract, it is understood. will
60 to Blrke ahead. England where three
big fruit carriers already have been
built for the company.
One electrically propelled vessel. the
San BenitO, is now ir the company S
service and is said to be satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Norman Going Abroad, and
MAY Sell u. s. Ships There

Sale CT Shipping Board surplus ton
mage abroad ia reported the object O;
Bradford Norman, assistant to n. s
himball. vice president Of the Emcr-
gcncy Fleet Corporation, who is going
to Europe. Mr.. Norman is sailing on
the President Roosevelt
Recently he made trip to England
to investigate methods whereby British
ship owners make commercial paper
/ held against their boats liquid At
the time of his return it was said
that the English system Of making this
class of securities attractive could be
applied here. 1t is considered pos
sible that on this trip an attempt may
be made to dispose Of the ship owners
obligations to the board abroad
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
American Ports

:, BALTIMORE. June 3o-Arriyed Co
9aSIe' 9oT Way wAyonmo"th m"o"haa rhilaaSPha Sew
ton; Essex. Philadelphia; Ontario. Rost on ;
Anthony Groves jr, Philadelphia. Sailed !:
Ontario, Ontario, Boston; ESSEX, Savannah and
Charleston and Miami: Anthony Groves
jr, Philad"lphia; Manchester Civilia n
peo @ C;oa So PeT"E4aa Esnns psna Tsm
holm tDan), Havana via Charleston; Mis-
sopTi 1sds.rGl: G2rl>: 1InmbnrG lamb via Norfolk
Bp. London; Suffolk, Norfolk; Nacoo-
chce. Savannah. Sailed: Homestead
Rotterdam and Antwerp.
cHARLESToN. G., June 3o-Arrived
Lenape, Jacksonvilfe (and proceeded New
YorS} 20 7 Warng, Wilmin gton. N G.
I.uckenbach, New York and Philadeiphia
for San Francisco. Sailed: Amur Maru,
Jap Nrom San Francisco). New York
Benrinnes tBr) Nrom, Portland, ore),
Brush Cfrom Philadelphia), San Francis
CO. Metapan, New York; Orleans (from
New Orleans). Seattle; Steel Ranger (from
GALVESTON, June 3o-Arrived: Elk
horn. Antwerp; FL Alba, New York; Olga
' tDam' Vera Vera Cruz Sailed; El Paso, Girls
1Nor), Tampico; Ossinng. Argentina
Eastern Victor. Havre: Moncensio GD,
Genoa; Mount Evans, Liverpool
JACKsoNV1hLE. June 80 - Arrived
Apache. New York: Cape Henry, Seattle
%o3 YorK sasd sch Xrsna
Hamburg and Bremer via Savannah; schs
Margie 'rhroop. New York; Jere G shaw.
Rocll Island. Me
MONTREAL. June 3o-Arrived: Piave
Aledo, Norfolk. sailed: Montcalm OBS.
Liverpool; Western Plains. Rotterdam
Eastern City, Genoa; Parktown (Br).
Marselles
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. June ao-Arrived :
Wells City (BD. New York Sailed: Fred
erick Ewing, Tampco; sen Josiah r Chase.
Providence
NORFOLK. Va. June 90 y Arrived
Everett, New York; Wells City (Br) New
York; Muskeson, philadelphia; Breedyl<
lDu). Be imore; Winneconne, Baltimore
lNor). Philadelphia Sailed: Maruba. New
England Malmen (Swed). Swedish ports
via Philadelphia: Beckenham (Br). Fort
de France; schs Josiah r Chase New
York; Edna Hoyt. New England: Fred.
erlck Ewing, Tampco: Virginia. Port Ar
thur; Nenezuela, west coast via Panama
PENSACOLA. Fla. June 3O-Arrived :
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O-Arrived :
Gloria de Larrnasa CBr). Shields; Pillar dc
Larrinaga (Br). Liverpool; Malmen (SWe)
baltimore: Santa Isabel. Port San Luis
Herbert i Pratt. Port Lobos; r d Leon
ard. Brunswick; Gloucester Baltimore
J n Peu. TuXpam. Sailed: Thorgerd
tNor), Norfolk; Manhattan (Br). Ant
,illa II NJ Flagler. Nyborg via New York :;
City Of Seattle, New York via Cape May;
F j Luckenbach. New York; Corone
Hampton Roads; Gu!fstream Port Ar
thur; schr Alice NJ Coburn, Norfolk and
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Cleared

Fc,tpse, Hawkins: Yokohama; Barber
Line
Martinique; r l. Hague.
knut Hamsun (Nor). Anderson: Nuevl-
tas; Munson Lines.
Saxonia (Br), Gronow; Plymouth ahc
Hamburg: Cunard Line.
Barbadan (Br), Bolton: London; Allan
tic Transport Line.
Munargo. Asborn Nassau and Antilla
Munson Lines.
livingston Roe. Long; Rotterdam; r L
Hague.
Westerdtjk OD, Ryi; Rotterdam; Hol-
land America Line.
Morristown, 1nhulsen, Hamburg 10 Phll-
adelphia; Kerr Line
Nies r Finson Dan), Olsen; Santiago;
& Cuba Mail Line.
Celtic (Br), Roberts; Liverpool via
Queenstown; White Star Line.
Lillian, svendsen; Ponce A II Bula.
Edith, Briggs; San Juan: 4 H Bull:
Ft 81 George tBr), Mckenzie; Hamil
ton; Furness. Witty.
Rosalind (Br). James, Halifax; Bowring
President Roosevelt Treid; Bremen: U S
Lines.
Kotonia Dan>. Madsen; ctenfuesos: N
Macabi (BrJ. Robbins: Preston; United
Fruit Co.
Por. Antonio (Nor> Telletsen Tela;
Finland. Candy; Antwerp; Red Star Line
Irene, Nilsen; Constanza A H Bull.
Eastern Sea, Swenson; Wellington: U 8
Australasia Line.
Erds:ey 81. N,a9. naa saarich; Naples yIa New
Liberty. Nordskog; Havre; Cosmopolitan
King City (Br) Hogan: Manchester: U s
Navigation Co.
Valacia (BD. Boyle; London: cunard
Thomas H Wheeler. Purdy: Tampico.
l. Hague.
Baracoa. Robbins; Cape Hayti Clyde
Uiua (Br), lowell; Havana and Pt
Limon; United Fruit Co.
Dscre Castle (Br). Kelly; Yokohama;
Ariadne Irene tBr) wightman: TOGO
pila to Boston; Kinsley S Line,
HoXie,. Nickerson: Glasgow and Avon
Tacoma lB!l, Wright; Helsingfors;
San Nazario 4Rr). Williams; PIT Lobos;
Anglo Mexican Petroleum. Co.
Bonheur tBr) Norman; Rio de Janetro:
Lamport and Holt Line.
Northland, Foster Boston; Eastern s s
minion Transportation Line
Paionee, Forrest: Baltimore; Clyde Line.
national Freish,ins Corp
City Of Savannah, Berum; Savannah;
Rorslum DAM. Mo!lerup: Charleston;
4 II Winchester.
VIM NJ Tupper, Browne; st Thomas
Clyde Line.
Rockaway Park, Middleton; Riga; su.-
quehanna S S Co
West zeda. Jones; Baltimore: Export
Transportation Co.
City Of Bristol, Gray; Yokohama; Nor
ton, Lilly.
Bartond tNor,. winser; Prosreso; y
and Cuba Mail Line
s!boney. Miller. Havana; and Cuba
Mail Line.
Norden (Nor,, Lindberg; Nassau; N
and Cuba Mali Line.
Santa Marta Birks: Cristoba! and Kings.
ton; United Fruit Co.
.Johanne Bybwad (Nor). Hansen; sagua;
Munson Line,
la Lorraine CFr). Aubers; Havre;
French Line.
Saxon Prince cRr>. Turner; Piraeus;
Furness. Witty.
Princess May cBr), Hill; Kingston; pi
Giorgio & Co.
President Arthur. Kreibohm; Plymouth:
L Lines
West Saginaw. sammon; Tenerit.e;
Il Bull. -
Reiyo Maru tJap), Horiuchi; Yokohama
Togo kiscn krieha
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Passenger Ships Due
Duo To-day

hQutania tBr). Southampton June "a TO
Cunard Co with mails; Is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier b4,' r tWest
Latvia DAM. Copenhagen June IS to
Baltic American Line with mails; is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier 5. Bush
Conte Rosso 90. Naples jung 10: to
Lloyd Sabaudo Line with mails; is ex
pected TO dock forenoon a, Pier o5. R
King Alexander tGr!. riraeus Juno IL;
TO y Galanos & Go with mails; is expected
70 dock afternoon at Pier 20, B'klyn.
noon at Pier 81, n r tWest 18Th stG.
Presidcnte Wilson Uu, Trieste June Is .
to Phelps Bros with mails. is expected TO
dock about 10 NJ at Pier I. Bush Docks
BY<iyh.
Ncstris tBr>. cherbours June 2o to
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co with mails
10 expected to dock forenoon nt Pier a.
Hoboken.
Argentina uU. Gibraltar June 10; to
Phelps Bros with malls, is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier 7. Bush Docks
Bklyn.
Nicuw Amsterdam tDp. Plymouth June
Is expected to dock forenoon at foot 9Th st
Hohoken.
Laconla tpr). Liverpool Juno 81; to
Cunard Co with malls: is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier sc. r West
18th ST..
vasari (Br), Rio de Janeiro Juno ~: TO
pected to dock forenoon at Pier Is.
Eoboken.
>a.,y ssydln. Ger. Bremen June 49, to
nected to dock forenoon Mt foo; 9Th st.
Hoboken.
Due Tomorrow
iceland tBr) Antwerp June 90; to Rcd
Star Line with mails: is expected to dock
forenoon at Fier 6l. n r (West goth st)
Dante Alighieri UD. Naples June 10; to
Mcl'onnell & Truda with mails; is expected
n fnrn
strecO.
Toioa (Hr,. Havana June %: to United
fruit co with mails; ia expected to dock
Monterey. Havana June 2s; to &.
Cuba Mail Co with malls is expected
TO dock forenoon at Pier 49, B'klyn (Mon-
tague sD.
Duo Monday
". baltio tBr), Liverpool June "a; to
"h,te Star Line with malls: is expected to
18th ST. ~ N''eS'
Colombo GD. Naples June 81: to Italia
A,ner'ca with n mails; Is expec'ed to dock
A''ordo0n ordnn, at fpr, p1er 'S West 18th sp.
Royal Mall Steam Packet Co With mails,
Is expected to dock forenoon at Pier a.
N r Morton sO.
Essequibo uD. Cristobal June 20; to
paclhc steam Navigation Co with mails:
1s expected to dock about 0 a m at Pier A.,
San Juan. San Juan June 2s to Y &.
Porto Rico Co with malls; is expected
10 DOCK forenoon at Pier 35. Bklyn (Sum-
init st).
Mnracaibo Mayaguez Juno 20: to Bliss.
Daliett Co with malls: Is expected to
dock forenoon at Pier II. B'klyn (Monta-
que sD.
Guglielmo Peirce 40. Palermo June 10;
to Peirce Bros. Inc. with malls; is ex-
pected. to dock forenoon at Pier s5. r
| (West b6th ST..
Assyria (Br> Glasgow June 22 to
Cunard Co with malls is expected to
dock forenoon.
Duo Tuesday
United States, Christiana, June %
Scandinavian Line
Majestic. Southampton. June 2S.
White Star Line
President Monroe. London, June "a
U Lines
Munamar, Antila, June 20 -. Munson Lines
ba. Havana. July !.
N & Cuba Mail S S Co
Duo Wednesday
Acropolis, Gibraltar. Juno 90
American Black Sea Line
st Paul. Hamburg, June 26."American Line
Bayern. Hamburg. June %,
United American Line
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Ship Men Discuss New
System Of Allowances

The definite adoption of the budget
system in regard to fees for supplies
and subsistence, which was announced
by the Shipping Board at the confer
once with the standing committee of
the Managing Operators" Agreement
on June II. Is now under discussion by
the operators subcommittee appointed
Tor further consideration of the ques-
ton. 1t was announced yesterday.
Under the new system operators are
to receive flat fee Of G5 cents day
a man for Subsistence. effective to-
day. I'm addition arrangements are
, also being made for n set allowance foy
each board vessel by the month for shin
stores, engine room supplies, kitchen
utensils and similar equipment. Fuel
is not included, Any saving the own.
ers are permitted to keep. The sub.
committee is now classifying supplies
to determine the items to be covered
by the fee
New-York tribune., 1922-07-01
Eleven Bids Submitted
10 Ocean Steamship Co.

Eleven firms bid Thursday on two
combined freight and passenger vessels
for the Ocean Steamship Company Of
Savannah. The Newport News Ship.
building and Drydock Company was
low at $920,000. The highest bid, 81 :
35G,250, was the BATH Iron Worws. The
award will not be announced for ter
days.
The ships are to be 400 fecs long
with so foot beam, and are to have
a speed OF thirteen knots. Accommo-
datlon will be provided for 164 first
class and forty-two second-class pas
sengcrs. The company intends en-
for its New York Savannah service.