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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Charles Chaplin
Sues; Alleges
Tricks Stolen

Los Angeles, Cal, March O.
Charles Chaplin is the plaintiff in
suit on file in the superior court
in this city against the Western
Features Productions, seeking to
restrain the latter concern from
producing two motion picture
plays which Chaplin alleges con-
tains an character seeking to imi-
tate him.
The actor involved in the suit is
Charles Amador, billed, according
to the suit in TWO plays as
Charles Aplin."
Certain ways and mannerisms,
costumes, facial expressions and
Characteristic movements of the
body are mentioned as points of
issue in the suit.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
OH. WHAT A VILLAIN
IS CAMPEAU IN
THIS PH0T0PLAY
Actor Says Role in "The Lane
That had No Turning" is
the Greatest Ever

Frank Campeau, the prince OF
screen Williams, plays the william,
Tardiff, in 1.-THE Lane That Had
No Turning" the first Paramount
starring vehicle for Agnes Ayres,
which will be the attraction at
the oregon theatre starting to-
day. %
"And he is the most despica-
BILE wretch who ever walked" OBJ
served Mr.. Campeau, who has
had plenty Of experience as a vii
lain on the screen, having been
the "heavy" in most of Douglas
Fairbanks pictures.
There isn't redeeming trait
about Tardiff that l can find, "
resumed Campeau. "He is a
beast, who stops at nothing to
gain his nefarious ends. But at
that, it was a mighty interest
ing role and I will say that I
didn't try to subdue the natural
tendencies Of the gentleman. l
let him get as bad as he liked
knowing he would come to a bad
end-which he does"
Victor Fleming directed the
picture which was adopted by
Sir Gilbert Parker from his own
novel, in collaboration with Eu-
gene Mullin. In the support are
included besides Mr.. Campeau,
Theodore Kosloff, Mahlon Hamil-
ton, Wilton Taylor, Lillian Leigh
ton and Charles West.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
New Corporations

Capitalized at $500,000 the
Gold Ridge Mining company OF
Medford has filed articles Of in
corporation with the state corpo-
ration department here. The in
corporators are c. G. Clark, f. l..
Childers and s. S. Richardson.
Other corporations filing arti-
cles Tuesday were:
Cocoize Products company,
Portland; $4,000; Orrin M.
Pierce, Cal G. Clinton and Guy c.
H. Corliss.
American Theatre company,
Portland; $4,000; Alex Vein
stein, l.. M. Bernstein and d. S.
Cohan, Jr.
Salladay Stock company, Port
land; $500; George w. Salladay,
G.. c. Bunnell and II. M. Isaacs.
Resolutions Of dissolution were
filed by the Sovey Motor company
of Astoria, Hogan Grubb & Lange,
Inc, Portland, and Robinson-Kal-
lander Co., Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Mine Operators
Propose To Cut
Scale In Half

Kansas City, Mo-, March -
According to story published in
the Kansas City Journal, today,
drastic wage reductions propos-
ing q scale Of less than half that
being prepared by the miners, will
be presented to miners Of six
states by the southwestern inter
state coal operators association,
when the present agreement ex-
pires April /, 1t became known
here today.
The Journal announcement
comes "a hours before a confer
ence to be held tomorrow between
representatives of the operators
and a wage scale committee from
miners union district No. IA, of
which Alexander Howat, deposed
mine leader, was formerly head.
Alliance Ratified
Indianapolis, March 9.-The in
ternational executive board Of the
United Mine Workers Of America
Wednesday ratified the articles OF
alliance between the transporta-
tion and mine workers union. The
was made by John
l.. Lewis, international president
of the miners organization. The
action, it was said, was taken by
vote of the members of
the board. Formal notification of
the action will be filed with e. ].
Manion, president of the Order of
Railway Telegraphers, who is
secretary OF the alliance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Sugar Beet Price
Announced at $5

Denver, Colo, March "a
minimum guarantee of SIS ton
for sugar beets, being the final
terms of the Great Western Sugar
company, was announced here by
w. ID. Lippitt, general manager, in
a statement of prices and condi-
tions mailed to the members of the
Mountain States Beet Growers as
ISOLATION. The final offer is a
modification of one made on Feb
ruary 16, in that the minimum
guarantee Is increased fifty cents
a ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Aim to Brighten London.

London, March .p.-There is a
movement on foot to brighten
London town. A campaign against
fogs and smokes is announced by
the Brighter London society. Just
how the society proposes to tackle
the problem is not explained, but
its announced purpose is to dis
pei London's, drabness,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

brought me a bottle of Lydia /. PhIs PhIs'
hams Vegetable Compound. / tons I
it regularly until all the hard nsna sSra
had left me and l was able to be rs NY
and to do my work again. Tbe h,,9 "
lump left my side and feel snleniid
in all ways. I know of many wonau nn,
it has helped, Mrs. G. RIcHlprn''
SON, 464O Orcas St., Seattle, Wash,
This is another case where Tvdi,
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compc,,nSi
brought results after "tryino
everything any one told met bad
failed.
If you are suffering from pain, pe,.
vousness and are always tired; L wn
are low spirited and good for nctb, Ri.
ing, take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vere
table Compound.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Paper Gives Radio Treat.

Kansas City, March 9.-The
Kansas City Star has recently in
stalled radio studio in it's news
paper plant and from it sends out
wireless telephone concerts by a
powerful sending apparatus. The
first concert was picked up by
points as far as Maple Falls,
Washington, 2161 miles northwest
of this city, and Conception, Mexi-
co, 1920 miles south,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Pet Cat Sent to Jail.

Portland, Maine, March 8
William D. English was sentenced
to the county jail for two months
on a charge of violating the liq-
uor laws. His request to have his
pet cat accompany him to Jail was
granted by Judge Sanborn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Cupids Falls Down.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 9.-Dan
Cupids aim was not as accurate
in 1921 as in the year previous in
this county, a glance at the county
clerks records shows. Only 14sS
licenses were issued last year,
while in 1920 1900 couple were
linked in wedlock. Divorces num-
bered 3O5 during the year,a ratio
of more than one-fifth of the mar
riages.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

Watch your children for symp-
toms Of worms. They undermine
the health and breed sickness. Use
Whites Cream Vermifuge. 1t ex-
pels worms and restores health
and vigor. Price, 35c. Sold by
Danl ]. Fry. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

The prune situation is showing
a great improvement, principally
in the east. Almost all of the
small holdings have been absorbed
which has resulted In an increase
of one-fourth to one-half per cent
per pound, on all grades. This
has been influenced to some de-
gree by the announcement recent
ly of the withdrawal from the
market of all brands of the Cali
fornta Prune & Apricot Growers
association. The outlook for dried
prunes is very promising and
points to an early cleanup.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Pr.1ne Prices
Are Advanced
| To 4 Gents

An advance of from one to four
cents on all grades Of prunes is
being made by the Oregon Grow
ers Cooperative association this
week. The advance being made on
all grades Is as follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

Russia would be better off if
the freedom of the press were di-
rected towards the printings Of
news instead of rubles.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

on my feet, then !
had chiils spd !
| fever and surS ur
pains in my ESt ripSbtt
side and q bssi bss,si
lump there II !
could ! turnmnv.. .
self in bed asa
| could not sleepa,' a''I !
was was this way d,
lover two months h.
/ trying everything
any one told ne ns
I1ntSl - .t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09

Farming was the occupation of
half the population of France be-
fore the war.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
SUCH PAINS AZ
THISWOMANHii1
Two Months could not turni, D.,
LydiaE. .Pinkham's sVegetablec.a,'
pound Finally Restored H.,lS 4

Seattle, Washington. -'Thadd,,.,
ging pains first and could moi sts Y,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-09
Stomach Weak :

Strengthen your stomach and
Danish indigestion; Mi-O-Na is
guaranteed by Daniel J. Fry to do
it or money back. ady)
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

five 20 make a thorough study Of the
eitustioh and to adopt a plan Of sction.
Evidences OF the shipworm already
have been reported at Barncgst Bay,
Jamaica Bay and Manhattan Beach,
IT is feared that unless It's spread is
stopped the entire harbor will become
infested. The shipworm eats minute
holes into wooden vessels, piles at
piers and other wood exposed along
the waterfront Unless close watch
ia kept the frat indication OF the pest
is thc collapse Of the structure.
The New York committee appointed
last night Is to cooperate with other
ports and with the National Research
Council in a nstiou-wide campaign to
fight the shipworm. New York munic-
ipal engineers, steamship officials rail.
read experts and others will aid In the
attempt.
Crcosoting is the usual method en-
ployed to combat the ehipworJn, but IL
is said that other m meens may be neces-
sary to control the situation here. Tho
first appearance Of the pest, It Is cX-
planned, is frequently followed BY &
rapid spread, such a. that which caused
immense damage at San Francioco IN
two years after it vas first noticed.
Among those who addressed the
m Getting were Colonel W. G., Atwood,
who read q paper by Herman Won
Schrcnk, consulting engineer for a
number OF railroads; Professor 7. G.
Nelson, OF Rutgers College; G.. NJ.
Taylor. superintendent of tho Port
Reading Creosoting Plant; Il. 7. Belts,
OF Robbins Ripley Company, and A. y.
Finn, chairman of the engineering sec
ton Of the National Research Council.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Hog Island Yard Equipment
Sold hy Elcef Gnrnoration


."ASlllNGT0N, March 22-Ihc ssle,
Of a large portion OF the equipment Of
tho Hog Island shipyard to thc Electric
Hoist and Derrick Company, Of Balti-
moro, was announced to-day by Sidney
Henry, director Of sales OF tho cor
poration. Tho first bought ]43 der
rcks, 220 steel towers for dcrricks and
largo quantities Of hoists, motors, elec-
trio wiring and other spare parts OF
motors and derricks. Tho sum realized
was not disclosed.
Tho sale to Frazicr, Brace, Ltd, Of
Montreal, Canada, OF engines, winches,
pumps and miscellaneous ship equip
ment at Hog Island and Wilson'S Point,
Conn, also was announced by Mr..
Henry. Tho sum paid by the Montreal
firm was $4,000
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Carsnu tBraz}, Santos Feb So to
vested 70 dock st Pier 6. Bush Docks,
lsolus, BIO de Jarsiro March 30; to
MuEson Lines with mails; vse 1856 natles
eSst Of Ambrose noon March -; vessel io
etpected to dock afternoon az Per p
Tort Victoria (B4> Bermuda March 81;
TO Furne Bermuda Line with mails: is
ex 2ected TO dock forenoon az Pier e6, y Il
({Sest 55th So
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co; Is expected
70 dock At Pie -. r (Morton st).
Lenape, Jacksonville March 20: TO clyde
Line: Is expected 20 dock forenoon at Pier
So y r fCharIton et)
samlsnd, Danzig March :; 10 Red star
Line with mails; Is expected to dock eore-
noon * Pier 80. n r (West 18th ST..
Colombia. San Francisco Feb IS va
TO dock forenoon at Pier SO. B'klyn (ncxt
10 Hamilton az ferry.
Yorok tGerl, Bremen March 10 North
German Lloyd with n1atls: IS expected 70
dock forenoon at Pier :, IIoooAeh.
Duo Tomorrow
oreita (Br). Southampton March "a: to
Royal Man Steam Packet CO with sr1si,s;
IS expected 80 dock forenoon 81 Pier -,
y Y (MoFtoa st).
Meta pan. Cartagena 3farch II; 70 United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected 10 dock
forenoon at Pie IS. e n C,da!dcn Lauel
City q! &sn@1.3. SATaHaaA A4res az 20
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Cleared

- 70. Joh4 4A,schib4Id, Barbsio:>; p Lssos;
=, },T.s 5,T,n.sss My CB-}. 1gtu; pt Antonio:
Ruth, TraELh@sr.; s4n Juan au4 4Iays-
s@fenao (D.} pugs,oy, Avonraouth;
a1d s,. F9eT.a Plata; colurbus Shipping Co. 60.
Liyerpool; White Star I..ne.
Henry /. Mallory. Harstow; Galveston
va Key Vest Mallory I!re.
81 ~ Sol AHdersoAi Cslqtston; sor.Asra
, HI Estero Peder~en: Eem Orleans;
Southern Pacific Line
Lai5e Stirling. Whitekurs5; E:ichy1oga :
t''6Atn92a Z; Ne7y Yorie %;
Geo Heiiesen.
Tswnee. Forrest; Ba'tinnore; ctZae Linz.
rn!nio1 TrRnsportation CO.
p, Soma Ger, Kohne; Ph;!adelphia; Cans
c:ty Of St Louis, johnson: eavannah ;
Kadpna (Brl, sp,nc.; Hsr7por: .rsws:
West India S S Co.
Arapahoe. Devereau~: Charleston srd
Iac&souv'lle; Clyde Ii7o.
Vo,uu,nis (Br). FiuGiav; Shanghai srd
Kobe via Philadelphia; Kingsley s g Co
II + Dinoc1. Allen; Boston Eastern
sudbury. OBrien; Hamburg 20 B4:ti-
more United Anericsn Line.
Maryland CFr), Barring; Antwerp ia
Yarg (Nor), Bruu; Kingston ane puetta
Colombia; Caribbean s Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Arrived Yesterday

C-sthlend tBelg>, Antwerp March G: Go
Reg star Lire With e7 thlrd-olass psas
and mdse P'or 81, \ n.
Mesaoe (Brl. London March g, Doston
Mach 20; to Atlantic Transport Line, with
mdse; Pier SIS, n L.
Sarts RosaHa. London Feb rs; to Nor
ten, Lilly d Co in ballast; g9th at. E'kIT1.
Thor5erd tNor>. Nuev!tas March is; 70
manson S Limo. with suger: y. Sc ct.
Brooklyn.
Mount Clinton, Hamburg March 8; 20
United American Limo, with 23i third
class pass, mails and mdse.; Pier Sc . -.
Bogota, Certagena March 3. Porto Co
'ohlolS March 10. Kingston March IS, Port
l pass and mdsc; Pier Z. Il r. ''-'
. Ky tuku M@ru (Jep}, Algiern Feb 2s: 20
6arrs' e Magul & Co. IN ballast; i9th st.,
Munanar, Artiua March Is. Nuevitsg
psss and mdse; Pier 8, . H.
7,,iiI Mota. Fh..sdeiphis Mo"oh so; 20 , VI
saaeamon, PhNadeiphia March q. a.
y n Bull, with mdse; ptcr %, Brooklyn.
- Banda (Duch). Boston March 81; "a
6}lro, Funch-hoEe' With mdse; anchored on
cubano (Nor). Shields Mar 6; to W.T.
St[ ro1 5.ne f1sen with radse anchored OF
as, 5aal Mer 8 70 French Li1o. s1qh @i9h
phia Mar 81; 10 Oriental NaTsationra = ii,radst~ lsd
With Easeed; Pier As, B'kiy1 ~
CTo (No7l, Cardenos Mar 10. Iatansas
~ -; - G,t, Mun"on Like, with suga-: anchored
=. vsrdpH@ OBJ. London Feb -. Bartrnors
Mar Is; PhilsdeIphia 20; to CunarG S s
Co. With radso; Pier 81. X p.
r. 81 Titu66prince. = Port Arthur Mar 70: 60
D11L Io,S ,He4nIng qI CO. with oil; Bayorn~. \ J.
FG9 Sc Lines vtth rldse; Pier 9. Army Base,
f. y, Xen9s eve III (Norl, Kingston Mar ", Nor
I%tS ptn ~ 20 caribbean S 8 Co, with nlds.;
KosIno (Brl, Karacl1i Feb ii: 20 Y?ouIaer.
err BoEd. with Iudse: Pier Z, AIneri-
Colombo QtaD, Genoa Mar II: 20 Ytsliaa.
aInerlc&I' Line, With pass. mails and rndss;
%nchored SF.5 Of Quarantine, vrill dock ebo1t
5TGh ST.. 80 @N L. I"
9 a Can4eld. Port rooos Mar ~: 70 Fan
OIL, anchored or Quarantine. '''''
Me%:Ho fDan), Copenhagen FEB 29, N,g,.
anchored on Quarantine ~3''
HoIeric tBT), Southampton March IL
an, ana coerbours IS; TO tho White Star Lins
Quarantine 9:15 . NJ -''
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
By Independent Wireless
Tel Co, Inc.

lDi1tGncea IN ln!los, position 81 noon ua-
less otherwise etatod.]
Acolua $50 Sc Ambrose Mar 20,
Agnilshc l45 NE Diamond Shoals Mar So
Apache 80 SW Diamond Shoals Mar %.
Cardonla $40 E by \ Capo IIattcras Ms: %
ComRl 10 y Ecy Wcst Mar g.
bio lat IS 50 \ lon 6S - W Mar -.
Dorchester S9 M Darnegat Mar 81.
East Side icS from Nov YORK Mar q.
Elisa Wake. crossed cCuator Mar ~.
Evelyn 242 s Boston Lght Mar 29.
Fort Victoria &90 SH Ambrose Mar p.
Gen q " GoothR.S arrived Colou AM
Mar % returning dtss blcd.
Crecisn - " Flro Irland M.r 90.
Hampton - sW Block lslsnd Mar 60.
Hsstnga 546 Y Der'ruda -dar 81.
Henry j Wilton 81 y Capo nst'srae
J Fletcher Farrell 2so Sandy Hoor
Lake Tanning ~ 9 Scotland Mar 90.
LcnRpe 1877 SW Diamond Shoals Mar O.
Lorralne Cross $500 sc Ambroso Mar u.
Malta Meru lat &c "a y Ion g. s. Y, Mar g
Maraval ZOO g Amrrosc Mar Il
MohaWit y n Diamond Shoals MAJ 20.
Munargo 3i3 S Ambrose Mar a9.
New britain 143 Il Cape Henry Mar 81
Peter II Crowcll sW BiociI Island Ma 90
Sitoc bondo $50 Il Ambroeo Mar g.
Sudbury pd Sandy Hook IN Mar %.
Tarantia 1870 u Ambrose . PM Mar 49,
4hodo Fagc.and lat % &c n lon g. II Y
Watsness 1870 Il Ambrose pM Mar %.
walter u Noye9 hbesrn FRA Island Mar 90
West Durfeo lat g. l2 lon 10 II W
West Hepburn B95 SD Cape Mag Mar 22.
west Msrinus lat ~ - y loa IS q "
WssteFg Vest, @pi5s 1 ]so 2 Ambro.s Ma 90.
Pennsylvania pd Bird Rock ~ Mar 90
MeAlC0 22T " Havana Mar 90.
Iucat&n lctt ProRreso PM Mar 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Lissner Calls ON
Pacific Coast to
Support Ship Bill
Says New Marine Policy Il
Essential to Success i'm
West as Well as East: Out
lines Con instructive Helps

Pacific Coast states are urged 20
swing their support 70 the Administra-
tion merchant marine policy in &
statement issued yesterday by Meyer
Lissner, Shipping Board commissioner
from California Mr Lissner outlines
the provisions Of the bill and de-
claras that the Western states probably
eill receive greater benefits from It
thsn any other part Of the country.
AS one Of the representatives OF
the Pacific Coast states on the Ship
hiug Beard" SIR. Lissner says, 81 feel
constrained to say to the citizens of
The Coast states that | regard the pro-
posed legislation as a vital link in
thc chain OF governmental activities
and responsibilities that bridges the
gap between eventual success or failure
~ oGe Of the great nations OF the
world.
Without our own ships to carry our
own products to our customers every
where. our trade in time Of emergency
again will be at the mercy of our
foreign competitors. and at any moment
We are linble to suffer disarrsngemcnt
Of our internal economy and the piling
I'D again of our surplus products along
or highways and railroads and in our
ports, as happened at the outbreak Of
the World War.
"No nation ever remained great that
allowed itself to depend on foreign
nations, its competitors in the final
81 elysis, for the delivery Of its own
good More than ever TIE merchant
marine has become vital arm Of
defense, for without the humble cargo
ships to carry provisions, ammunition
and supplies, and without fast cargo
ships, refrigerator ships, colliers and
tauhers, q navy is hardly able to leave
thc shores of its own country. With
ct 4 strong well balanced merchant
marine any great commercial nation is
On the sure road 70 disaster"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23

Ocean g 8 CO: Is expected, 70 dock forenoon
At Pier oS, II tspr.ng ETY..
Due Saturday
Noordem (pD, Plymouth March fS 10
Holland America Line with mails Is az
pscted TO dock afternoon 81 foot OF 9Th ct,
Boboken.
Albania (Br>. liverpool March 10; 10
Cunard s Co with maus; is expected 20
1sth city.
rucatan, Havana March 81; to N Y G
Euee Mall Co With mails; r. expected
TO doc& forenoon at Pier ~. II Il (Wau ST..
Due sunday
Vesse,. Port Acenc-.
Gen @ w doethais cTletobal, March ~,
Panama II II Co
connanehc. jscksonviio, March g.
CT, OF Montsosnory, savsnnah, March =.
Hudson, Queenstown, March 1S, IT S lines
Due Monday
Cs.tic. Liverpool, March la...W Star Llns
La Lorraine, lTavrc. March Is. French Line
Pssfores Havana. March S2. Unit Fruit CO
\ y j. Porto Rico Line
Santa Elisa, Valparaiso, Ms~ch TO-
zua, 1tavasu.a. March es. Biss,DSlett Gr"cf tt
RoTt Hanllton, DerrudN. Msroh So.
Futu ega- Bermuda Line
Dus Tuesday
Olympic. Southampton, March 20.
white Star Line
StavanEerfjovd, BsrRen, March ia
NorvcE Ism American Line
Canada, 81 Michaele, March Is. .pabrs lilDe
OriTaha, havana, Msrch 2.....Nard Llns
Duo Wednesday
Adrlatic. Naples March I7....W Star Line
Wu-rttctHbsra, Hamburg March Is
United American Lines
Duo Thursdsy, March so
Caroaie. Gibraltar Nsrch 81. Cunard G Co
Fort Victoria, Dermud& March g.
Purncss, W!thY f. Co
Avagusys. Ber;nuda. March as
Sandorson a Con
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Infected Refugees Seek
Passports to u. >.
Warning Issued Against Spread
of Disease by Immigrants
From, Russia

BERLIN, March % (By The Assoc.
atod Pross) .-'lho United States, ae we !
as Central Europe, must be on guard
against the introduction Of cholera and
typhus through immigration Of Russian
refugees, says warning issued to-day
by Dr.. A. Schiesnger, of the German
Red Cross. uordes Of these refugees
urc pouring into Germany over tho
Polish, LatYian and Esthoniau borders.
Man are seeking passports to Amer
lea, where they have relatives and
9rlends who are financing them for the
journey.
Aready nearly fifty thousand cases
exist In Germany, traced to refugeea,
nnd German immigrants from the Folga
region have been found to be infected.
Seventy-fvc per cent Of the recent ar
rivals in thc concentration camps were
diseased, according to Red Cross 9tatia-
tics.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Lederer Says U. S. Must
Meet Alien Competition
Shipping Bill Needed to Stop
Discrimination. United Amer
lean Official Declares

The marine bin now pending in Con
rress is needed rot only 10 aid Ameri-
can shipping but to prevent discrimi-
nations which have been practiced
abroad jH the past, according 20 let
Ter sent BY Emil Ledercr, director of
passenger traffic OF the United Amerir
can Lines. TO its passenger agents in
aii parts Of the country.
Mr., Lederer urges the agents so ex~
plain TO people in their vicinities how
much The passage Of the bin means TO
She average business man and to the
nation generally. Among other provi~
sjons Of the measure he calls attention
30 the section requiring SO per cent Of
immigrants to travel in American ves-
seis.
"An European governments control
ne emigration Of their subjects to 3
greater or less extent, and in some
cases this conJroi amounts practically
go q prohibition against the use of
American ships" he states, "Wo feel
ynat this is ar injustice. and that 4
measure 10 correct It, such as Is pro
7ided by the subsidy bill, should be put
7tO force -
New-York tribune., 1922-03-23
Departures

GIBRALTAR. March 2l-CAron,a tB->,
from tlov"rHra and Naples Cor New York
SINGAPORE, March 9I-N.nEchow OBJ.
sHIELDs. Na-oh a9-A-!ano OBJ, BAL
GESoA. 1Iaroa ls-raserv.4 tswea>.
Boston: Sile (Ita,), NorfolL.
cNHRBoURG. March 1s-Tan!ington
Court (Br), troul Hare for New York.
MADEIRA, March lo-WlDnccOn2e from
Torreyieta FOR New York.
FAYAL, March 2t-IIuftero (Eor>, from!
Vowel for Philadslph!a.
METHII,, Aarch 21-Luh.fjiN <Norl, s.:
IMMINGuAM, 2Iarch 2l-Nerv,er iBelg>,
frorl Hamburg fo- Baltimore.
LONDON, March 2I-Northwest MI
ler OBJ. Philadelphia; Wales Maru (Jap}
- 1so-jTn'TFHAMPToN March 2e-oi-r.pio
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thur.
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QUEANsTOWN, 3iarch 21--r.ord or
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