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New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE AT
NEW YORK

q 3. g. Celtic. duo Oct. e With Msis from
Austria. Bssiyms Czecno- siesskis Frsnce.. Ges-.
many Great Rrisxsn. Hungary itfhuaaia Neither.
lands. Poland Rrmauis. Ruysia. Syeia pad
Swcdsrb steamer left Lvsspcol Oct =
g. s. La Savolc. dae Oct, fs wjts, mails fran
Belgium csechop Esevshis, France. Greece. 1tasy.
Norway. Poland. Pnrtusst Ra1ssaia. SQaia aaS,
g. 81 Hcnarlr. due tses- Is With mails from Asis-t
tEda Rslkium. British hlita. Czeho Sloyskas Issass
mara TEyuk Finland Germany Great Brtsaia.
ssreeee NunYasys Jatifuani2. Esthssisnds. Norssys
Pofsnd rogtufal. Rumsnte npssts. South AssicA
Npsip Sweden. xwstsefISssd. Tpskeg ard 5ggos
sfayss stea,nsT lstt Northampton and chssbruFa
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Coastwise (Continued)

Leg Angeles {Wiimington), San Fran
cisco, Seattle, Vancouver, B. G.
FRoM NEW yoaK
TOY, i--sTANLEF DOLLAR tF3 Dollar
MOBILE FRoM KEW y0Rx
Prsdays fS3 aailery
NEW ORLEANS
oe. ssEr. sgFERys eps ssw r., yosK sas,s.va ia.
Oct. as-coMUs iPF, soushssn paeiiia as
NEW YORK rsos sAlr,sosE
Wsds. ~, ssss. sF), Clyde Mns
hORWAIlK--Ses South Norwaik
OAKLAND-sse Los Angeles Harber,
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA raon .sw yosx
Wed, lFH2, sat tFR>. and intermediate
Haiscfaw g. n. Lines
P0RTLAHD-ses Les Angeles, San
FFancisce
SAN DIEGo-See San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, oakland--Also see
Los Angeles. San Diego
From NEW feaK
Oct aev-WiLLPoIo IF, Williams 9. 8. Co.
San Francisco. San Diego, Los Angeles
Hsrbor tWilmington), Portland,
Seattle, Bellinghan
FReM NE# YORK
OCT as-faMiMdmSaS Scl CRY ,'ssssian -, Line
fsthmian Line
SEATTLE-See Los Angeles, San Fran.
cisco
SOUTH NORwALK. Norwalk, East
Norwalk and Westport, Conn.
pAtYy rxpPnss RGes eSw sn., yflss yoak ~, 80,
TACOMA--see Los Angeles
lAMPA FROM NEW YORK
Fridays fF) Mallory
VANCOUVER, y. C.-see Los Angeles
WESTP0RT-See South Norwalk
WILMINGTON ~ See San Francisco,
Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
Coaatwise

AOA&CW16e
BALTIMORE FaaM NEW yoRK
wads, tFl. Sats. (F). Clyde Line
BELLING HAM--See San Francisco
CHARLESTON FROM Ngw Yoak
SrF, Tues. We'd. Thurs. FRI. sat Clyde
EAST NoRWALK-sse South Norwalk
GALVESTON FROM AEW yesk
Wednesdays (PF}. Saturdays tF). Matlarr
Wednesdays tFl. SaturdAye fF1,
Southern Pacifc Co. Morgan Ilnal
JACKSONVILLE FaoM asw yoak
tPFl Tues. Wsd.. Thurs. Fri. Eat, Clyde
KEY WEST FHoH NEw Yo8x
wsdnssdsys tPFl. Malloyy Line
LOS ANGELES HAhBOR, San Fran.
cisco, Portland, Seattle. Taeema--
Also see San Tranctsco
EACM NBW YORK
Oct 1a---vINGIN1AN fF, u. A. Il
oct. 2e-wILLPQIyo {F3 Wtlliaxas q 4, "a
Oct. 2s--MiNNEs0rAN (F5 q. A. Il
Nov, s-TExAN tFl y. a. Il
Los Angeles Harhor, San Franeiseo,
Oakland, Seattle
4 s rom aoer0H
Oct, 2i--CoLD HAkBOR sF1 Nawsco
Nov. 1---WAHAaH tE) NawMen Ltnex
OCT. a5--coin HAHBoR tSi Ma~ses
Nov. s-WABAsH CID Nawsee Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
To-day

Azores Islands ana Gibraltar tItay must be sps5
eialy addressed fey sispsieh hy this sseamerl sis
Peats Degs8a. Gibraltar aid Naples also psrcel-
sass as'ls Tor Azores Islands aud Gibraltar. s s.
iasepe, Afrlsa ard wes. Asia Canary Tasnds.
1farmass, IlssmaFs, Glbfsilsr. 3eAsd. Apsstz.
lithasniat Icttoafa snA Esthoois mus, be spe-
s sssFtaaosh aa1 CherbggFg; glsa pareA .ess ratis
iar Greet Britsia. Ireland. France sed tfs conn-
tries gaeniipned IN Notes AZ ard ~ below.
2. = President Garfield. 10 a. m; SUPP. ll.3o
Italy, Greece Turke7 ana Rumanis sspeetal,
sagrsgsed only. fis Aaples PirsAss. censtsaineps
ahd Sosstanzs: also psseei~pest mails FOR itAy.
Germeny, Denmark Poian6. Eussis. IAthuaHia.
letsona ard f,S,llena. via Celxnhssen panztg end
iHpau' also pagcei-post Wsfs for psnmarg. PnlaBd.
1dtnuania and lettanta. 8. :. I3tnania II i7n ,.
AfSffa Islands ard Gibraltar fItsis pgst as spss
elsuy addressed fas disfstct hy this sfsansfl. Via
post mails fr Azores Islands and Gibraltar: ~
fan TO Boston and thefies hS 3. &, Arabic. j D.
Tomorrow
France fesijcr countries must bs sc tsstlY sd-
nHssses for disfsteh by ihs stesms-. yia Plsmcuth
ana hare slEe parcel post maiie fer Fraace and
tbe ceuntfteS mentioned IN Note y" bee~. s. ;.
Italy fp1eetpcss mars aud apesisiy addressed
coTfespondelsoe) via Hapita. $. s. TaoEHlns, III.
Friday
Canary Isiand,, ssneeal and oalabia fothsg part.
of West Affica must be specially addressed for
Dispatch by this steamss). via Tansrisfe. Las
faimas, Daksr. Bathurst Freetuwn. slcnrovie. Cap,
mails fer Santa Cruz de Ta,eriffc. cstss and L.
IBERIA. r. 81. ROs.try o m
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adresses and Telephone Numbers

llresses and 4
lsss 20. 5. $. B.)
4. IL ssssnsship Go, o.e4s.
I'ssi. s.. n. \. B's aa ssss-s
... ssawaiian S. 5. Go.
3 dated American l'ns'' 'n''
-. Line 4. ~ NJ,
ssss * q 'sss'' Ess vA'''' s's''
Ian Shin & CommsEes Corp.
! uaissa American Lines, Inc
,.,.ie Fruit c.. N; $. s, 3, Z.
/; ss:ssry Fl, n u Whitehall eeos.
.,..tie Tysaa Line q NJ. ND
=, ] ssfssssssls s. ~ lsss' ! Ess, wAisal sess,
I,.ess. Daaiel Agent
~, .y,smrster 4 Co., Ltd. a
sS = Seagsr St. n y. Broad Aseo.
,.,Asr s. S. Lines, Inc. {U.S.S.R.)
G ) ra.tary ri. N. Y. Whitehall 1890,
/ lasiss ss Fer ss-s7-as Allan. Basin.
lIies Line
!. Lloyd Royal Beige, st. Ansnyme.
III Diamond S. 5. Cp. (U.S.S,B.)
q sf Exch. .Pi. Rect. 1s92-26l7-1s.
ssaSsIphis, Baltimore. Chicago.
nuoit Boston. Norfolk.
lKl.k Co., lac, w. A. (U.S.S.B.)
q userc ST., NY. Whitehall 2960-1.
4 nnSGAy ST., Bait, Md. Flazs 63S0.
llM&co., A. H., Asts. (U.S.S.B.)
4 vest St. N. X. Bowling GIN 2soo.
Steamship Company
d, al N. R., n. Y. Canal $500.
III KN.R.(For'n seryice).u.s.s's.
R|la,2slaan Shipping Co.. Inc
$. b.
asroadway, N. Y. Broad 5161.
sis ia w. Adams st. Rand 33ll.
Si,r. 900 Carondelet Big. Main s4a.
Sila.: ,nteri Fr't'g Corp.
sst: Terminal Shipping Go.
S,rio!k: Harriss. Magiil & Co., Inc.
/ lcaxaAashor LNes
Il Rsssavay. N. Z. Big G'n ssoo.
MCimsA Fruit Corporation
ss Bsssasy, N. Y. BE- GIN 77os.
lpaklae
/ uAss st, N. Y. BIN GIN ssll.
EAssass Wilson Line, N. T., Inc.
/ ElIrnsn's Wilson Line.
4 Eilesman's Phoenix Line.
! Wilson-Furness Line.
Am, Aedites ranean d Lev2nt 1ilne.
ID broadway, N. Y. Broad Oils.
IEpst S. s. Corp. Gu. S. 5. b.
| Il Roadway, N. Y, Big G'n. s54o
|ssps.t Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
a Broadway, N. Y. Broad 4iT.
American Bldg. Bait. Md. Plaza s6s1
french Line
csmparnis Gsn'ls Transatlantlaue'
10 State ST., N. Y. Be G'n 1000.
Furness, Witty & Co., Ltd.
Furness Lines.
Eurness Bermuda Line.
s&Whitehall ST., N. Y. B'g G'n 7soa.
Hahehaw S. S. Lines, lnc.
Pier ., Z. E., N. x. Be G'n 627'.
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
Pierl2.E.R4ftWalSt.NY. BsG,7llS
Houston & Co., r. p.
10 Beaver St. N. Y. Broad 17ss.
lAperial Navigation Company
u Cortlandt ST.. N. y. Rector 1883
W c. Lines Gu. S. S. b.
xernational Freighting Corporas,r
sWhitehall St. N. Y. Big Ga 1880
|lsrnationai Mercantile Marine
Am erican Life.
Khite Star Line.
Atlantic Transport Line.
Red Star Line.
lAyiand Line.
Lord & Head Lines.
White Star Dominion Line
! Broadway, N. Y.
pgr, Big G'n $500; Fgt, Whit'll 2ose
Szo La Salle St. Chicago.
bsanian Steamship Lines
Panif,c Ca.st Gary TraffiA Dsnf
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

Morgan Line
See southers Pacific Company.
Manaen $. s. Lines Gu. 8. s. 81
81 Wall ST.. N. <. Big G'a $500,
Nawscp Lines
North Atlantic & Western S. IS. Go.
70 Moore ST., N. Y. Big Ga 7TSA
1S6 9Th ST., Phil9. Lombard 67el
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach SlSss
N, Y. & Porto Rico S, S, Co.
2s R'wsy. n. Y. Bowling GIN s5ao.
Forth German Lleyd
aASls Pearl ST. N. Y. B'g G'n s7ss.
Merton, Lilly & Go.
American 4 Manchurian Line.
American u Indian Line.
American & Australian Line.
American 4 African Line.
Amer, Msditer; q Levant Line.
0s
Ellerman & Bucknall s. 8. Co., Ltd,
Isthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line.
Panama Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime q vapaue.
20 Reavsr ST.. n. Y. Bread 1900,
Norwegian America Line
ds1a sridssa S. M n. I. ai BE- g. xkasis. IT,
Pacific Mail S. S. Co. lU. 5. 5. b.
10 Hanover sa. ~ =.
Rowling Green AsSe.
Panama Line
"a State st. N. Y. B,g G'a ssss.
Prince Lina
See Furnsss. Witty 4 Co.
Quebec 5, S. Co.
See Furnsss. Witty + Cs. :.
Red D Line
Bliss, Daliett & Co.. Gen. Mgss.
SO Wall ST.. N. Y. Hanover I0o7s.
Red Star Line Il. M. NJ
Broadway. N. Y.
Pgr. BE GIN $500; FEt. Whitll aeso.
Rogers & Webb Gu. S. S. By
aie State ST.. bost-, Mass. Mn. 4lS7.
Sanaersen x Son, Inc, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet CO.
The Pacific Steam Nsvigation Go.
Cd Broadway. N. Y. Broad 1850.
Scandinavian-AmerieaR Line
az Whitehall ST.. N. Y. B'g G'n 7aAs.
Sgiteovieh Lines (u. S. S. b.
S. Sgiseovieh Il Co.
Cotton Exchange, GalvssteA. Tsx.
Southern Pacific Compaay
ls5 B'way. N. X. Cosslaadt Asoe.
Sprague Lines( .Sprasue < Ssn)
(U.S.S.B.) l4l Milk ST.. Boston. Aass,
StYuthers & Barry Gu. S. s. B.
1l2 Market ST.. San Francisco. Cal.
Sussuehanaa Steamship Co., Inc.
(U. S. s. b.
"a Stone St., N. Y. Big G'n 1853.
Three Star Line (AfFreteurs Reunis)
23 Bridge St.. n. \. B'g Ga al1S.
Trinidad Line -
See Furness. Witty T. Co.
United American Lines, Inc, U.A.l..
American Hawaiian S. s. Go.
American Ship d Commerce Corn,
80 Broadways X. WhitehaM lO2e.
United Fruit Company
n Battery Pi. Whitehall 400.
u. s. & A. Lines, Inc. Gu. S. S. R.l
$40 Bridge ST.. N. Y. B'g GIN $3.50.
United States Lines, The (U.S.S.B,l
Passenger a. Freight Ofaees
Is Broadway. N. Y. Whitehall 31oo.
Waterman S. S. Corp. Gu. S. S. ~
MOBILIZE Ala.
West Ceast Line GU. S. S. b
Vessel, Duval & Co.
zo-o1 Hroad St, N. Y. Broad 62a0.
White Star Dominion Line
Broadway, N. Y.
Wlits Star Line q. M. M.)
I broadway, N, Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

Malsssy Steamship Company
Pier 80, n. T.. n. Y. Canal $500.
Mallory Trans. Lines, Inc. (u.S.SR.l
Il Broadway, N. Y. R's aa eseo.
Moore + MeCernask Co, Inc.
fU, S. s. b.
Commercial Steamship Lines,
3 Rway, n. <. Bowling G'n asss.
Morgan Line
See southers Pacific Company.
Mansen $. s. Lines Gu. s, s. ~
81 Wall ST.. N. x. Big G'a $500,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
For additional
Shipping or Travel Information Call
Shipping OF Travel Department.
Baeknan 5000 Extension 40.
FOREIGN MAILS
(saklset b chzaaa pai.yl

Foreign mails win elnse pyoupsfs J5s live
stMsd y TIE issst hfse ordinary er unregistered
isttsfs tinfudiss pet csFsi9 and commercial payers
E4ssa w ritter drops faxs lie nailed 1T shs
betefA Posft1fes aud City Halt station and eon.
rrst " W fcsnsF oFtsinarg pFias. samples. par.
sci-post Parcels and registered articles Rave u ba
nsiie0 ttt*sen %. ard ~ ps IN AZ tb4
fersiN sstoY learner of Morton sfsa West EsfeessI
tossgn mali einses hair an htale later than al Gest
srA PosMiics and ests Hail STATION
SUPPLEMENTARY MAIL
A. the Pestonsce@ Double ysessge required. AYss.
ees must be deposited II iie drops marked les-
..efs lof foreign eestnfrses or i5sndea 10 Mt tAe
asufpleinentsry festt'' wfHdoWs At the s0reign
stsaen supplementary mai closes half al hour
is,e7 eha8 the supplementary eltsing tire sisc.s
belo~. except that supplementary mails for Euro.
pssn countries and for Central America. etc.. Vi D
Irist9bai close nHa hsgr later.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18

Nawscp Lines
North Atlantic 4 Western S. s.. Co.
15 Moore ST., N. Y. Big Ga 7TSa
1885 Ath St., Phil@. Lombard 67el
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach slsa
N, Y. & Porto Rico S, S, Go.
2s R'wsy. n. Z. Bowling GIN ssao.
Forth German Lloyd
aASls Pearl ST.. N. Y. B'g G'n 57ss.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-18
NEsx. NJ y .FoRErcN MAIL EECuIATTnNs

UfVe0 01t--Ezlc4 os yH8fagtt ffftsfss = ceast fuy
each rssace az fseesipa shescof. pnstsi esrds; &
cent each: ssn,ples cents for the Hvst four
nunses al less and cvsst fGg e1en sddistcnst two
rincsA OF fsacsfen Sf f~e ouhees tw$igas limit
cffhfceT oslncsAl ecsnpere4xl paIHrss s cents for
INA fssst trn o5fcss OF less and cert fos each
additional two pptcex or ffaet.rn 81 Two apacrx
ptsnted matter teKesu ssecnn class, l rsns toe
ZACH tao 6sances pr fzHcsan on TWO sAsnccs: rows-
s1ssrs and periodicals tseresd easas, waen NAILED
Ia tbs pabiie generally. vet sar each four ounces
az fraction Of four pApees fwesiat Mnaif for pArk-
saaa 81 pfnttd matter. tnelgdHa second class5 ard
s,Snzsefs3ai papsss eight rnaads twers oancss ss+
cert Enyfa r'tslaes az pr5ntcd books eeyes retsess
ureseAs Pasasi Post TIE limit - weight t0s
parcels fos lragaas Is nov twenty s,ht poun6A
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Klan Watching
Trial Of Small
Judge Orders Kleagle Watch.
ed-Holds Secret Confer.
encc With Attorneys.

Waukcgan, ILL.,, May 3.-The ku
klux klan is watching the trial OF
Gov. Len Small, charged with con-
spiracy to embezzle state funds.
Discovery Of the fact that klcagle
OF the, klan has been in the court room
steadily for at least two days and
occasionally before that, watching
every move OF counsel. so startled
Judge c. G. Edwards yesterday that
lie summoned attorneys for both
sides into his chambers and secretly
talked the matter over with them.
The lawyers would not discuss the
conference afterward, but it is known
that both sides disclaimed knowledge
OF the klan's interest in the case and
gave approval to the judges threat
to arrest the kleagle if he makes q
single questionable move.
The kleagle's name was not re-
vealed. He is not Waukegan man,
but is head OF the khan in this dis
trict.
According to Alexander 3eaubien,
the governors counsel. himself a
resident Of Waukegan. it had not
been known until yesterday that the
klan had obtained foothold here,
Ii the watching kleagfe is in court
as a klansman, he undoubtedly is
satisfying curiosity Of more thar
local scope.
Judge Edwards it is understood has
ordered that the man be watched
so that he can not tamper with wit
nesses or yeniremen.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Powers Ask Delay In
Return Of Rhine Yanks

Washington, D. C., May 3.-Two
battalions of the eighth infantry,
now at Coblenz on the Rhine, are
being delayed at least one month in
their return to the United States,
Secretary>Weeks said today, because
of requests received from various
countries, including Germany, that
American troops be retained on the
occupied German territory beyond
July |, the date now set by the War
department for complete evacuation
by American forces on German soil.
Mr. Weeks said these requests
were under consideration and that no
decision had been reached. He did
not disclose the specific character or
source Of the requests beyond saying
that he had heard that Germany was
among the countries which desired
American troops to remain in the
Rmneland beyond July |.
1t was intimated. however, that the
request for retention Of American
forces in Germany beyond July II
would not be granted. In any
event, Mr.. Weeks said, the two
battalions of the eighth infantry will
not return to the United States this
month. as had been expected, but
according to their present schedule
would arrive some time in June.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Berlin Papers Cold Toward
Dempsey. But Fans Warm

Berlin, May 3.-(By A. P)-The
May day labor recess left Berlin
without newspapers for 48 hours and
as result the news Of Jack Denp-
sey's presence travelled chiefly by
word of mouth. The afternoon pa
pers yesterday, as Dempsey left for
Paris, only briefly recorded his CONF
ing and going. refusing to share the
exuberant jubilation Of Berlin's fight
fans who clung to the Champion 5
heels during his stay in the German
capital.
Dempsey apparently was not par
! ticularly keen for this form of adula-
ton and repeatedly appeared nettled
at the brand OF affection bestowed
upon him. His inability to speak
the language OF the fatherland was
another disturbing factor. He ap-
peared happiest during the brief in
tervals when he was permitted to
enjoy the company of his immediate
/! retinue.
Several newspapers gave vent to
| their disgust at the kind OF reception
accorded the champion, the Tage-
lische Runsehau particularly depre-
eating "the modern brand OF hero
worship"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Farm Bureau and
Uni Professor
Sued for $4,000
Treasurer of U. S. Grain
Growers Take Exception
to Article Published in
Nebraska Paper.

Lincoln. May 3.-(Special.) =
William G. Eckhardt of DeKalb
ILL.,, director and treasurere of ths
United States Grain Growers, filed
a $1,000 libel suit in the Lancaster
county district court against Prof
H. Clyde Filley and the Nebraska
Farm Bureau Federation.
Eckhardt charged that on March
%, Filley wrote an article published
in the Nebraska Farm Bureau Re
view derogatory to the character and
reputation OF plaintiff corporation
The paragraph on which the sut is
based deals with convention of the
Grain Growers officials at Chicago
and questioned the methods of ex.
pending money.
Eckhardt asserts in the petition
that the article attributed to him
and ohers, responsibility for ex.
pensive> and unnecessary office space
for the United States Grain Grow.
ers in Chicago; responsibility for ar
expensive publicity campaign ane
responsibility for high salaries OF Of
ficers, none OF which, according te
Eckhardt, is true.
Professor Filley is a teacher at tht
state agriculture college and the
paper, carrying the article, is pub
lished at Lincoln.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Churchill Freed
Of Robbery Charge
Miscarriage of JUSTICE Court
Tells Jury Which Frees
Accused Man.

Floyd Churchill. known in Kansas
City as the Beau Brummel Of
Twelfth street." was found not
guilty by jury this afternoon Of the
charges Of robbing the Strand
theater of $1,000 last September.
This was Churchill's second trial
on this charge. The first jury dis
agreed and was discharged.
District Judge Leslie. before whom
the trial has been held since last Mon
day. criticised the jury for its verdict.
Il thought the state had established
the prisoners guilt" ne said to the
jurymen after the verdict had been
read.
This verdict is miscarriage Of
justice"
The jurist asked the deputy county
attorney if any other charge could
be filed against Churchill.
No" was the reply. s..ss
Churchill then was released,
His pretty young wife who testified
in his behalf and who has been con-
stantly at the court house during the
trial, was not present when the ver-
dict was read.
Churchill said he intends to return
to Kansas City "for time at least"
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Free State Troops
Storm Kilkenny;
Hotel Under Fire
Machine Guns Rattle al
Troops Attack to Recapture
Ormond Castle, Held
by Irregulars.

Dublin. May j.-On motion OF
canon de Valera the Dali Eireann
late today adopted a motion order
ing the opposing sides in the Irish
republican army to cease firing i'm
media,ely and arrange a truce.
Kilkenny. Ireland, May 5.-(By A.
P.)-Sharp fighting, with machine
guns rafting in all directions, was
in progress here today. free state
troops trying to rccapture Ormond
castle, still held by irregulars, who
yesterday were driven out OF other
places they had captured.
The castle is a strong fortress on
the banks OF the River More. and is
considered imprcgnablc except by
artillery.
This morning storming parties un-
der command of Col. Prout Of the
Dali Eireann official forces advanced
OIL the castle by different routes fol-
lowed by an armored car. They
were fired upon by snipers in the
streets and fierce engagement en-
sued, we'll directed fire being MAIN
tanned against the castle from sew
cral angles.
Hotel Under Fire.
The Imperial hotel, which is DOM
mated by the castle and which has
been occupied since its recapturc by
dali troops is under fire from the
castle garrison
The defenders of the castle are
said to be well equipped with pro-
visions.
The morning train from Dublin
arrived while the fighting was in
progress and passengers alightink
here were forced to take shelter in
the railway tunnel. The postoffice
also was in the danger zone.
Constable's Home Attacked.
Belfast, May 3.--(By A. P.)-The
home of member of the Ulster spe-
cial constabulary in the Coal Island
district OF East Tyrone. was attacked
today. Shots were fired into the
house and the building was set on
fire. The constable escaped through
back window. Other special con-
stables hurrying to the scene were
ambushed and one badly wounded.
A large number of armed men
rushed into the royal Irish constabu-
larry barracks at Bellagaha, South
Derry, last night and fired several
voileys, killing one constable.
All telegraph and telephone COM
muhication with County Derry was
cut off TODAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
School Teacher Slain
by Suitor She Rejected

Manly Junction, Ia. May 3.-Be-
cause Rebccca Nelson. young and
pretty school teacher, revoked her
promise to accompany him to party
tonight, Irwin Bonker, %, went to her
school, four miles west of here, this
morning and shot her while the class
was in session. She died soon after.
Bonker claims the girl had prom
ised to marry him, and a gift for her
was in his pocket when he killed her.
Following the shooting Bonker en-
tered the Farmers Savings bank,
brandishing pistol and ordered en-
ployes and patrons to hold up their
hands. He was captured when his
revolver failed to respond to the
click Of the trigger.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
Mathilde Mccormick
Ignores Oser's $ Cables

Paris, May 3.-Max Oser is sur
pHsed at the failure OF Miss Mathilde
Mccormick, his fiancee. to answer
his cable messages, and disappointed
because she did not appear in Zurich
last month, when he expected her.
according TO Zurich dispatch to the
Herald. The former riding master
declines, however, to discuss reports
of all estrangement with John D.
Rockefeller's granddaughter, to
whom he became engaged prior to
her departure from Switzerland a
few months ago.
Oser said he had addressed several
messages to the home Of the Nc
Cormick family, in Chicago, but had
received no reply. He believed, how
ever, that this might be due to the
fact that Miss Mathilde was at
present travelling in Virginia.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-05-04
AviatOrs
Killed at
David City
Wing Breaks From Plane
loo Feet in Air-Pilot
and Mechanic Die
Instantly.
Hundreds View Crash

David City, Neb.. May S-tspe.
cal Tslegraml-Aiter looping the
loop IN an airplane, Paul Green.
Grand Island pilot, and his mechanic.
Arthur Graves, iell LOO feet 10 tho
ground and met instant death,
Those watching the flight saw
wing separate from the plane eaps.
ing il 10 plunge beadlong TO the
ground. Feeling the plane tear to
pieces, Green shut oil the engine 10
prevent the ship from catching fire.
The wing iell distance OF three
iour,hs OF a mile from the remainder
oi the plane. A large number OF
the residents OF David City were
spectators OF the iall., As the ma
chine plunged downward they stood
speeehless. fearing not only for the
lives OF the flyers bu, Tor houses OF
the little town. For q time il seemed
,ha, he machine would ram into one
OF several scattered buildings. in the
vicinity.
Narrowly Misses House.
Then. as II selecting an open space
Tor landing, il swervcd into a vacant
area on the edge OF town. Hundreds
rushed TO the scene but both men
were dead.
Green. the son OF Charles Green
OF this town. was here visiting his
father. He and Graves were taking
a joyride and Tor the amusement OF
the residents here performed some
thrills. s
Green's wife and baby reside at St.
Paul. Neb.
Several months ago Green mar
rcwly escaped death in an accident at
Red Oak. Ia, where he was giving
an exhibition.
Arthur Graves, who was killed
yesterday in an airplane crash at
David City, was former Omahan.
He lived at ia North Twenty
fourth street and operated an auto.
mobile repair shop At the Chris
,opherson garage, 2572 Harney
street. up to month ago, when he
left for Grand Island as mechanic
for Green. His parents live at
Stromsburg. Neb.
Green, and Graves were to fly in
planes owned by a Mr.. Brown OF
rand Island. according to Omaha
friends. They had made plans to
go on a tour to fly at exhibitions
this summer.
Y
| Wife in Omaha.
| Mrs Graves, wife OF the MECHANIC,
who is believed to be in Omaha,
could not be located last night
When her husband went to Grand
Island she left for visit with her
parents at Shenandoah, Ia, and up
on returning rented small apart.
ment somewhere in the city, accord
ing to woman at ia North
Twenty-fourth street. their former
residence.