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Dangers to Navigation.

fReported 10 the Hydrographlc Officel
May 7. lat 40 04. lor GO 56. passed red
buoy, marked "Y'--Str Lake Arrow. This
Is probably the Same buoy reported by str
% 20, and by. str Schceack on May in lat
40 o.. ION SO 30)
May ., lat % 55. lor T9sl5. an object re-
sembling a drifting mine. Report by radio.
The Canadian Signal Service reports Ice
as follows: str Holbrook (Dr), May 6. lat
40 3s. lon IS 08. medium sized berg: lat
AZ 35. Ion AZ II. several small pieces OF ice,
and lat 46 20, lon 81 30, large berg and
numerous small pieces of ice: Str piave. on
May 4 and 8. encountered heavy field OF
packed ice from Cullen light 10 Scatari, ex-
tending eastward as far could be seen ::
frop Scatar TO about 20 miles northward
OF Flint Island. loose ice.
May 9, Point Tupper light open Ice every
where: Money Point, light close packed ice
inshore; Flat Point. heavy open ice. NOV
Ing southeast: Port Hood. O body OF ice
between here and the strait
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ach Steamship Co. Anchored in

I.uckenbach Steamship Co. Anchored in
Quarantine.
Str Munalbro. Boston via Norfolk. to the
Munson Steamship Line. Anchored In Quar-
antine.
Denver. Hampton Roads. Anchored
Off 1920 street. North River.
u 8 kittery. Hampton Roads. Went to
Navy Yard. Brooklyn.
Motor chip Bayonne. Philadelphia. to the
Vacuum OIL Co. with OIL Went to Bayonne.
Nj.
Schr Robert L Bean. Jacksonville. TO ] A
Elliot q Co. with lumber. Anchored off
Red Hook.
schr Purnell White. Kilkenny, Ga. TO
J A Elliot a Co. with lumber. Anchored off
Red Hook.
Tug Bermuda. towing barges (arrived
eth).
Tug waltham. towing barges.
Tug Battleboro. towing 3 barges.
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CLEARED.

Str Maddaquet. Petersen, Cardiff, Bristol
and and Avonmouth via Boston (generaD--J II
Str valacia tBr). Doyle. London (generaD
-Cunard Steamship Co
tor generaD-Atlantic Transport Line.
Str Gustabsholm (Sw). johnson. Gothen-
burg. Malmo and Stockholm tgeneraD-Fur-
Str Mount clinton. Service. Hamburg (gen-
eraD-united American Lines.
:. Str schodack. Lenstrom. Bordeaux and ST
Nazaire (general)-Cosmopolitan Shipping
Co.
Str Cabo vnlano tsp,. Astorquia, cadiz.
s Str Naria M }sp9. cofranss. Bhbao nu; San
tander. &c (genersD-Garcia & Diaz.
Str Jsiapa, }ohennessen. Algiers: vaietta.
Kobe. &c. Via Panan,a Canal. Norfolk and
San Francisco (genei aD-Doller Steamship
Str IIuftero Cor). Blsseth. Yokohama.
Kobe. &c. via Norfolk and Panama Canal
Str Egremont Castle (Br). Cam, Yol,o-
hama. Kobe. &c. via Norfolk and Panama
Canal tgsneraDrBa snel Steamship Line
Los Angeles. &c. via Panama Canal (gen-
eraD-lsthmian Steamship Lines.
Fork tesT and cusa saG Mali arsa Steamship
Str Santa Ana. coclraue. cristobal. Bal
: s'S; 60. &C. via Norfolk 'ssnsFao- wR Grace
Str Mexico. Jones. Havana. Progrero. &c
(generaD-New York and Cuba Mail Steam
Str AgwilalSe, Cornell, Port Lobos CbanaA)
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Vistula (Danz). Heuer Tampico (bal-
lesD-R l. Hague.
Str Vague. Dalton. Puerto Plata. la Ro-
mana. &c (generaD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Cannnova. Krantz. Port Antonio (gsn-
eraD-Atlantic Fruit co.
Str Comal, Curry. Galveston via Key West
(EeneraD-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Ell Orriento, Deahanty, Galveston
(generaD D-Southern Pacific Co.
Str El Isleo. Neville, New Orleans (gen-
eraD-Southern Pacific Co.
Str Robert Dollar (Rr). Kerr tfrom Mar
seilles). Norfolk and San Francisco (resi-
due)-Dollar Steamship Line.
str Lake Stirling. Whitehurst. Richmond.
Va Observation-Disclosures and New York
Steamship Co.
Str jefferson. Horsley. Norfolk (general)--
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
Str Venus ii (Nor), Johannessen, Norfolk
(balast) )-Bennett. Hvoslef g. Co.
Str President Polk Schofield. Baltimore
(generaD-United States Lines.
Str Nardulia (Br). Towney. Philadelphia
tballast)-Cunard Steamship Co.
Str Rosaind (Br). Mitchell. Halifax and
81 Johns (generaD-Bowring & Co.
Schr Annebel Cameron fBr), Lohnes, Hall
fax (ballast)-Gilmartin & Co.
Tug Ots Wack (Brl. Young, Spencers ISL
and. NS (ballast)-J j. whitney Il Co.
Barge Andraw Mcdonald. Nicholson. Wind
scr. Ms tballast-J b Whitney Co.
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easterly winds over eputh portion aud
weather partly overcast Thursday.
East Gulf-Moderate east and southeast
winds and weather partly overcast Thursday.
West Gulf--Moderate to fresh southeast
winds weather partly overcast Thursday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage-
Moderate eesterly winds: weather partly
overcast Thursday.
Along North Atlantic Coast-Fresh north
erly winds and weather partly overcast
Thursday
Along Middle Atlantic Cosst--Moderate to
flesh northwest and north winds; weather
lartlY overcast Thursday.
The New York herald., 1922-05-11
BUYERS WANT THE POTOMAC
fIan TO Enter Her in MedIter-
|sneC.> Trade with Other Liners.

Negotiations for the purchase OF the
passenger ship Potomac, operated until
|ecently by the United States Lines in
Schalf of the Shipping Board, are being
|onducted by interests who plan to run
or In n Mediterranean passenger ser.
ice. Y was learned yesterday. One or
Nore OF the other small Shipping Board
[pers also are understood to be sought.
The Potomac was started for New
london last week 10 undergo repairs,
nd then the ,rder was cancelled and the
pip returned here. which was taken Ia
rdicate that the negotiations had
cached an advanced stage.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


pi ito
a Of
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Apache. Jacksonville. . Noon
Chicago. Havre. Observation-Disclosures. 800 PM
City of Columbus. Savannah. 800 PM
Denis, Rio Janeiro. &c........... PM
Fort Gaines. Santiago &C.,. -
Mexico. Havana. &c............... 10 40 AM
Mount Clinton. Hamburg ......... Noon
Mundale, Vita, &c................ -
Valacia. London. n.................. -
SAIL FRIDAY.
Astrea. Cape Haiti, &o............ 8 100 PM
Cayo Mambi, San Juan. &c........ Noon
Munnmar, Nassau. &c............. IL 100 AN
Norfolk, San Domingo. ............ IN
Santa Theresa. Havana. .......... -
SAIL SATURDAY.
Amelia, Nuevitas, 60. ............. -
Anna, Kingston. ................... -
Baltic. Liverpool. .................. Noon
Bridgetown, Barbados. 8 :00 PM
Caronin. Hamburg. .............. Noon
City of Montgomery. Savannah. 800 PM
Clan Buchanan, Buenos Aires Noon
Jacksonville. ........... Noon
Cornelia. San juan. Noon
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. May t0-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School of the Seamen's Church Institute 20
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10th meridian, or hours slow Of Greenwich
$3.50.
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NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

city. were sold yesterday 10 Capt Lawrencs
OF Rockland: private terms; vessels VIII he
released shortly to new owner and placed in
ccastwise trade.
ST JOHNS. NF. May 1o--str Arbeeco (Br) ;
from Liverpool for Quebec Is ashore al
Renews Rock, IS miles NE of Cape Race:
crew landed vessel probably q total loss.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj, May io-Bsrometer n;
noon. 20ss inches; wind. ID. light breeze
weather. dull; fog off shore; temperature
IS deg Fair.
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riSon Me.
Tugs Henry steers. with 4 barges (at 7
AND: Bouker No 4. light (at $3.50 AND.
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The time given in the above table Ia East
ern standard time aud IL furnished by tho
United States Coast and Geodcic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The master OF str Catherine reports that
on the night OF April il San Pedro de
Macoris light Island of Haiti, in approx
mately lat IS rs n. Ion 80 II so w. was OBJ
served 10 be showing fixed white instead OF
flashing, as stated In the light list.
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Almanac for New York May II.

Sun rises. ... a. Moon rises. 7 81 PM
Sun sets...... Z OF Moon sets.-- o J2 AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER MAY ~
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ARRIVED.

Str Olympic tBr). Southampton and Cher
hcrrg May q. 10 the White Star Line with
$50 first. 1875 second cabin and la third
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TRANSPACFIC MAILS.
THURSDAY. MAY IL.

adore mail
& ssa ss sr R'r Cara ra a % "a. % M @ % ven
% 5 a % esp. o s,suy % y. s
and cor str VI
%
SOMA Nay china sns,. Franc, ~
so ro hso s q '1 Ho1eo: s: oa s % Ss E
rue Cruz and yu sr AND na o Bc ISLANDS "a Ts Y
' - ~ 1850 -
s nhsm.s vd Inasas ans G%s F1Ses s R va New vo &C.
Nassau Ss ouSs and us Sss m sD.' M
@ @ shsnds s9 snf East ' % sis t sE1hs % %
ella E d onaiVe
i4 SfeHns @ Fb E islands 1nSs IS 1ss Ts s.s %
M % @ & ssnsa ss s str Hr S9 s4sfs % as % .S' %
DENIS " M ~ " s no
SATURDAY m % M oA win A'
st ROSA mail accepted on
CLAN BUCHANAN
& @ s1 @ @ Yosasna =
str oRLZAYA AN r} 18th which arrived Empress Of
and are due in New
ecate Bth % a % srh so@nd nS Ssmsons as
Ksnys ana and usanSs %
Helena
G1shSS% rDsh snea French rssshqes India French %
] sp' s & @ +Sss @
Morocco Spanish
"
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Winds Off Atlantic Coast.

Along the South Atlantic Coast--Modernts
and variable winds over north and moderate
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DUE SATURDAY, MAY IL.

America. Southampton <th. .......u 8 Lines
Dante Alighieri. Genoa 2gtfi.
Mcdonnell q Truda
Innoko. Rotterdam 18th. Black Diamond
La Bourdonnais. Hsyre Sd. French Line
Lukefjell. Turks Island 9TH. Columbus SIS Co
Port Macquarrie. London 10Th. Cunard IS Co
Reliance. Southampton 4th....... United Am
Ryncam. Plymouth 4th....... .Holla nd Am
wuerttembers. Hamburg 27th. Hamburg Am
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Bound East.

schr Aunabel Cameron (Br). New York
for Halifax, M iapchored).
Schr Mabel A, New YORK for New Haven.
'Echr Rusalka, New York for Nantucket.
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MARINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.
For Sale at BARGAIN Prices.

". 8. Navy Submarine Chascr3-ti0' long,
I5' 3" Beams X o. draft; O Steel Bulkhesds
Steam Bent Oak Timbors. yellow Pine Plank
ing. Equipped with . standa ri Ma rine Mo-
tors. Cylinders, 900 IL. =. Each. Reversl-
BILE Air Starting. Good Sea Boats. Apply
JOSEPH @, HITNER,
30 Church Street,
New York CITY.
Telephone Cortiandt <43e.
FOR SALE OR CHARTER
Steam yacht "TARO' by day or weeh.
private parties: recently overhauled. com
fortably furnished; seen at foot roth ~. aud
Hudson river Address FRANK LANGON.
s5s 9th ave, Astoria. l.. /. Phone 20i0
Astoria.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

s,r Rosalind tBr). S, John. NF. and Hall
fax. NS. for New York. to Bowring 4 Co,
with 81 passengers and mdse. (Arrived II 40
AM and left nt IL 33 PM
Ctr Calvin Austin. Boston for New York
Str Delaware. Boston for New York.
Schr Eleanor A Warner. Bridgeport for
New York.
Tug Margaret Olsen. with yacht Inca II
Cat 30 AND.
Motor barge Choctaw lat I rs PM.
Steam canalbost Higginson Manufacturing
Co NO (at ~ PM.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS

Continued on Following Page.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

(Br). at Alglers 9th.
CANOPIC (Br), at Liverpool 9th
HANOVER (Ger). at Bremen 10Th
HELLIG OLAV (Dan). at Copenhagen 9th.
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE THURSDAY. MAY II.
DUE FRIDAY, MAY IL.

Capillo. Buenos Airets 10TH. Munson Line
Carmana. Liverpool 3D.. .Cunard IS Co
Caxtas, Rio 24th. .......... Lloyd Brazileiro
q OF Montgomery, Savannah 9th. Ocean SIS Co
Concho, Galveston 9Th. ....... Mallory Line
FL Vale. Galveston 9th. ....... Southern Pac
Guiana, st Thomas 9th. .Furness- Witty
Manuel Calvo. Havana Sth. Luis I.laneo
Madretania. Southampton 9Th. .Cunard Line
Mobile City, Colon 4th. ........ .Norton-1illy
Monterey. Havana 9th. Ward Line
Polonia. Copenhagen 23th... Baltic-Am
Santa Eualia. Colon I'd. -. .Isthmian Lines
Tarantia. Glasgow .sth. ..... .Cunard IS Co
Willfaro. Colon Sd. . Milliana So Co
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FOR CMARThn, sa5o Ur.

FOR CHARTER, $500 UP,
SIGHTSEEING STEAMERS
TOURIST" AND "CASWEIL"
CAPT. BuDD GOODWIN, BATTEHy PARK
PIER. TELEPHONE BROAD 6S5i.
FOR SALE-schooner. Nova Scotia registry
deadwelght $50. built 1917. Si3. 500. McrN-
TOSH AGENCY. III Broadway. Bowling
Green 1857
FOR Sale.--Schooner ''Nisseqogue," now IN
New York. For further particulars, write
OF wire II. u. STONE. Wilmington. ~. G.
HORMER sub chaser yacht Ely for sale
ROBERT SPICKNEY. ii9 Broadway.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Vessels sail daylight saving time.1
THURSDAY. SAIL SATURDAY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28

ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms without uoartI

W COLFAX. 5i2-Niceiy furnished mod
ern sleeping room. hot and cold water
shower bath in room; garage II de-
sired
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28

INDEX To CLAsslFICArIoNs,
ANNOUNCEMENTS
J-Deaths
Pin Memorials.
S-Card or Thanks.
l-Funeral Directors
b-Fuueral Flowers.
G-CemeteTy Lots. 2onumencA
Lodge Notices
Scouting Events.
D-PerAonais.
1O-Lost and Fond.
1i-Automoblles for Sale.
12-Motorcycles and BICYCLES
13-AutOmObiles for Exchange
I4-Aut0 Accessories.
1B-Service StatlOns-Repairing.
ls-AutO Livery
15-Wanted-Automobi Ies.
BUSINESS SERVICE
1S-Business Service offered.
19-Building-CODtr
Officiating and Plumbing.
2l-Insurance
22-MilIlnery- Dressmaking.
3e-MOving. Trucking. Storage.
24-Painting-Paper
25-Patent Attorneys.
20 rinting-StatiOnery
27-Professional Services.
2S-Repairing.
2o-Renovatlng and Dyelng.
S0-Taiioring and Pressing
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FSp9' o7w SsTyEe''
ao-Heip Wanted-FemSle.
S3-Heip wanted-Male
S4-Help Wanted-Male or Femala.
s5-Saiesmen and Agents
S6-Situations Wanted-Fema le.
e7-SituatiOns Wanted Male.
FINANCIAL.
SS-Business Opportunities.
s9-lnvestments, Stocks, Bonds.
S0-MOney 20 Loan.
41-Wanted-To ROrrOw.
INSTRUCTION.
t2-Correspondence Courses.
43-Local Instruct ion Classes.
44-MusicaL Dancing. Dramatic.
45-Private Instruction
t6-W Observation-Disclosures.
LIVESTOCK
49-poRs. Cats. Pets
4s-Horses, Cattle. Vehicles.
4e-Poultry and SupplieL.
0-W
MERCHANDISE
hi-ArticIes for sale.
f2-Business Equipment.
H3-Rosts and Accessories.
H-Building Materials.
65-Farm and Dairy Products.
f6-Fuel ard Feed.
s7-Good Things TO Eat
Home made Things.
eQ-H0uSehOld Goods
eo-Iewelry and Watches
d-MHchineTy and Tools.
62-Nusical Instruments.
h3-Seeds. Plants FERTILIZERS
Especial at the stores.
Swearing Apparel.
t6-Wanted-T0 Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD
q 61-ROoms with Board
e@-RoOms Without Board.
. t9-Rooms for Housekeeping.
E 1O-NacatiOn Places.
p tl-Where 20 Eat
t2-Where 20 Stop IN Town.
S-Wanted-Rooms Board
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT,
14-Apartments and Flats.
F. t5-Business Places for Rent
s6-Farms for Rent
TT-Houses for Rent
lS-OfiCeS and Desk Room.
t9-SUhurban for Rent.
e0-Summer Places for Rent
Sl-Wanted- Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S2-Business Property
S-Farlns and Land for Sale
S-HOuses TOf sale
Slots for Sale
k6-Shore Property for sac
f,-Suburhau for Sale
eS-Real Estate for Exchange
Wv anted-Resi Estate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
THIS FINE SUBURBAN HOME
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
lust completed and ready 20 move
fnto Modern in every respect 'n-
Guiding electric pump Tor pumping
water. Basement under entire house.
First floor has large living room,
dining room with oak f0ors ui.o ,s-gs
LifrLe0, bul-t-Tn cupboard maple floor.
Second floor has 3 large bedrooms.
Closets large bathroom. fully
equipped built-in linen c'oset E'a--
fr'cal wiring has Sway switches Size
o. lot q, 1p0x4SS feet Street on each
end For u~f-f and forms 500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
zeal VALE At $500

SUMMER WINTER or SHINE.
your homes your home. II o. a per
manent structure vet consider how
many comforts its walls contain and
what a wonderful refuge 10 IS when
shelter is sought from the world n
chilly Indifference No home can Re
more secure against unwholesou1e IN
huencps than one On HARTER
HEIGHTS n n he reinforced 5y
etaunch purpose and unSeIfEh love.
LOUIS q PALMER & COMPANY
412 Union Trust Bldg Main 400
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
NEW HOUSES FOR SALE

NV HOUSES TON SALE
50. Michigan St SIX room modern
home. Large living. dining room.
kitchen two closets on FIRST floor
Living rooms finished in oak. Three
bedrooms bath. three closets second
foor $1,000. on terms
Modern bungalow on College 81,
living and dining rooms finished IA
oak bed rooms and bath have oak
floors and ivory trim. $500 on pay
ments
Five room bungalow on Prairie
Ave. Electric lights. $500, $50
cash, $50 ner mo.
w X McHENRY
go Farmers Trust Bldg
Lincoln 5133.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses Fnr sale.
~ built ; room bungalow
court, $4,000 each. eaa

A0A SALE
On iV C1l5 neTy ,6 built room o6 bgR5sa,o.n
terms
room house. modern. r Broadway:
Seoo down. balance monthly paT-
aents
Nsw : room Bungalow. double gar.
sEe With - acres ground. north %
city. Easy te-ms
roorI house. 1725 ?. Calvert g..
500 terms.
4 room house on east side Tor 81 $50
$500 down. balance So monthly.
HARRY r. JOSEPHSON
Suite g. odd Fellow BldE
Phones: Lincoln 500 Main sOTs
FIFTY DOLLARS
For a first payment ~ so 20 and
balance in weekly payments we viii
build you comfort hfn three ror-1
cottage with electric lights located
80 SOuthmore Park Few blocks east
~ SpringbrCok and from two 90 four
blocks from sc1th side car line. Amer
lean neighhC hood and new school
right on the addition. imp-ovsmsnts
except pavement. in on Part = iTop.
erty and going in on remainder loca-
ton convenient for man working n
either South Bend or Mshawakl No
Suers or eudorsers required
You csn select your Dos now ana
pay alons on q untu you have paid
In $50 o. and we Will build for You
II you are tired living IN light
housekeeping rooms. paying high rent.
portunity. Come IN. and see rs or
phone the office and we NIL take you
out any time
MEYERS LONG CORPORATION
COL Farmers Trust Bids Msln TA
open evenings. Z - p. m.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-06
GLADDING RESIGNS AS CITY
MANAGER; NEW members OF
COMMISSION Are SWORN In
Sidney We'll Made Temporary Chairman; Per-
manent Organization Not Formed; Sum-
mer Garden Water Rate Becomes Effective
April 20 and Is Extended to September 20

bond ISSUES were declared carried
and the three new commissioners
presented with their authority of
office
City Manager James Gladding
handed in his designation to take ef-
feet at once. The resignation was
read to the commission and 1t was
decided to place 1t on file for ac-
tion at the regular meeting next
Wednesday.
Many protests were received re-
garding the paving of North Sec
ond and it was decided to take no
action until the next meeting.
when the city engineer will pre-
sent a tabulation Of the frontage
for and against the paving. The
question of whether the street
should bo - feet or 40 feet was
discussed, as it was reported that
if the street Is made 40 feet wide,
i. will destroy about 60 full grown
shade trees. This question will
also he decided at the next meet
ing
George Roslington. representing
the City Electric company protest.
pu dBd'lSl Iflt StICCL SdI
being required to pay for the paw
ing Of North Second street be-
tween the street car tracks. Mr..
Roslington stated that the COM
pany could not afford to pay for
the Improvement.
Upon motion of Commissioner
Thomas Hughes It was decided to
conform with the usual custom and
to grant a reduced water rate for
400 square feet of garden for each
property within the city limits
The new rate will be effective
April 80 and will last until Septem-
ber 20. The rate Is Is cents more
than the, minimum.
Last year the reduced rate only
lasted until August 20 and many
gardens were still producing
heavily when the reduction expired
land the full rate went into effect,
making the gardens very expensive
TO operate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-06
Z Foul Gull TY.
Of FRAUDUI. EMILY
USING j. 6. MAILS
Fraudulent Claims Alleged
to Have Been Made in
the Sale of Oil Lands Lo-
Gated in Montana.
lBx The Associatcd Press.l J

Omaha. Neb., April rachel
Cecilia Strickland and her business
associate, Samuel b. Musser, were
found guilty of using the mails to
defraud in the sale of Montana oil
lands by Jury in federal court here
tonight. Miss Strickland and Mus
ser were officers in the American
ration, which, the government
charged, made fraudulent claims by
mail in the sale of units of Mon
tana oil property.
Charges against c. j Westerdahl
one of the Jurors. were made TO
Judge Woodrough Immediately
after the jury retired to deliberate
and, II substantiated, may cause thu
proceedings to be mistrial, it was
said by court officials tonight. The
charges were contained in an affi-
davit by Charles f. Wilcox, pri-
vate detective, who declared he
overheard Westerdahl in the court
corridors say that the defendants
are nothing but a bunch Cf rob.
hers" The affidavit also declared
that Westerdahl had been seen to
put his arm around Mrs. Gustaf-
son." government witness. Mrs,
Gustafson, according to United
States Attorney Kinsler, tonight, de
MED this statement.
Mrs. Gustafson told him, Kins-
Ter said, that Juror Westerdahl had
come by window where she was
standing yesterday and where the
rain was blowing in. HE placed
his arm on me and told me to stand
back or I'd get wet" the attorney
quoted Mrs. Gustafson as saying.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-06
Z MEN ARE DEAD
AND 8 WOUNDED
IN PISTOL DUEL
Former Employe Kills Man
in Machine Company o.
flee in Chicago; Is Killed
By Superintendent.
tBy The Associated PressD

Chicago, April 5.-Two men were
killed and three wounded today
when a former employe OF the
w. A. Jones Foundry and Machine
company walked into the offices
of the concern and began firing
with two pistols. He was then
shot and killed by the plant super
intendent, who opened fire in re-
turn.
The dead are Charles Salfeld, a
former employe of the company,
and Chester Borgstrom, employed
in the offices,
The wounded, all employees of
the concern, are f. n. Hoge, j. A.
Sizer and Joseph Bender.
There were more than forty
persons, more than half of them
women, in the offices when Sal
field enterec anG began shooting.
While the employees scrambled for
cover, Miss Florence Samuelson, a
telephone operator, remained at
her post and sent in a call for the
police.
Meanwhile, r. ]. Powers. super
intendent OF the plant, heard the
shooting ans obtaining pistol
from his desk rushed for the front
office. Powers fired twice, the bull
let's striking salfeld in the neck
and heart.
Salfeld, according to members of
the company, had been crazed with
| the desire for revenge because If g.
court suit growing out of bush
! ness deal with an employe of the
! firm.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-06
FORDNEy TARIFF
BILL RATES ALL
ARE REWRITTEN N
fBy The Associated Press.)

Washington, April 5-The work
of rewriting the 100000 odd rates
in the Fordney tariff bill finally
was completed today by the senate
finance committee republicans.
Consideration of the technical ad-
ministrative features was begun
late in the day and Chairman Nc
Cumber is hopeful that the bill can
be completed by Saturday.
The big question remaining be-
fore the committee is that of the
valuation principle to be written
into the measure. The ad valorem
rates, as now contained in the. bill,
have been calculated on the basis
of foreign valuation, but whether
this would be approved finally re-
mained to be determined.
Some senators said the sugar
schedule would be reopened, prob
ably tomorrow. but that aside from
this the rate question was closed.
The committee recently agreed on
the house bill sugar rate OF 2 cents
full duty sugar and 1.6 cents Cuba
raw, but American beet and cane
sugar producers are dissatisfied
with these duties. claiming they
will not afford the protection nec-
essary to maintain American in
dustry in competition with that of
Cuba.