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New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
American Seamen Seek
A Band of SWindiers

Captain n H. Chambiss, president
O. the American Seancns Association
95 Trinity Place. charged yesterday
t7at band Of swirdlers. representing
Themselves 20 be delegates from the
-.utior. arc collecting funds on
hoard vessels in New York harbor
Tie organization has no such dele
Geces and docs not obtain funds by this
means, be SAID.
Enemies of tire ASSOCIATION recently
stole the membership lists. reg stra-
tou card, and other supplies. Cap
tam ChaInblss said. and were making
use Of these 10 get funds under false
proJences. III added that the associa-
or WAS making every effort 10 find
'he thieves
Tire policy o. the organizations whose
primary pu.nose s to get American
citizens or American ships. Is 10 be
9Aiilned at the next meeting, al New
orS University. 90 Trinity Place,
ii 3uuaV night
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Luckcnbach Will Not
Enter Rotterdam Run
Denies Report That He Intends
to Fight Ship Board
Connection

The seven ships recently purchased
by the Luckenbach Steamship Company
from tho Shipping Board will not be
placed in the New York Rotterdam
service as long rs the government
maintains its competition on this
route, Il. i. Luckcnbach said yesterday.
He denied recent reports that he had
made plans to enter this run.
The Luckenbach Line now has TWEEN
ty-threc ships Of 255, 900 doadwcight
tons. For some time after the arnli-
sticc it maintained n service from Now
York to Rotterdam and Antwerp, but
Withdrew its vessels when the glut Of
tonnage on the route made it unprofit-
able. Most Of it's ships are now in the
coastWjsc trnffic
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Cleared

B.a-r. Christie. Havre and DuukirA
o. --Ui- 'et..a' I.lUe
s., cha ,Bri Frothero: Queenstown and
t-tverpool. C3uard Lire
SaNulta lligl. t;rOH0w; Uamburg VIA
C,ty Of Valencia CBr} Browne: Cu1
lsrea. fu-verp and HuA, EIlermsu :
WILSON Dino
Aluerteau line
GRO ,lNqsi. Rasmussen, NusN'tss; Al
Trlro CITY eB'. Shot,on London sud
liverpool. a. Nav isattou 90.
Norma Fausen; Santiago and Guam
tar sIno. Atlantis trui' Co.
MaraTal GHr. Mathison; Pcrtn Amooy
Pstrta oFp. peche0es. Palermo and
Esuies via Philadelphia. Uabre Line
E"nrV Mallory. BarstoW, Galveston
axe Surfing Whireh hurs'; Richmond
I'll Esteio. Pedersen New Orleans
Jefferson. Uors.ey NortolA. 0.G Dom
aion Transportation Go.
FL oeold~rle. 'smp6eN' GA eston
Southern PaoiHc 10.
Marshal t\olf, Hauge Norfolk West
Nohave Iugrau. Jacksonvtlle Wa
IhaTlestor. Cf.de Line
Ja.a ArloV. lonassen, Beaumont;
and Helslnsfors Farnesa W.thy & Co.
schr Anne Nc Donald tBr; Miller, HAL
fa1. r z Whttnev
schr william Me bourne b., Publ-
cover; Windsor. ! = Whuney
schr Eliza Gorehsm lBr}: NioAerson.
Liverpooi : sexton < Bryapt
schr Marine BIZ Trenholm; canso,
y ( Sexton & SiNaNr
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
iasker to rge L. :. Ships

From nc T~ibnaes Washir0tor 8ersa.
WASHINGTON, May 21- Chairman
ia5ker viii soon appeal personally to
American business men TO use Amer
car flag vessels for the carrying OF i'm
ports and exports, 1t was learned 10
oay a. tho Shipping Board. The chair
man con;emp'ates setting forth in Let
ers 70 the heads Of large American
concerns the facilities now prevailing
uuder The American flag, and he viii
show by actual figures the savings that
can oe accomplished by reducing the
Gases Of Shipping Board vessels
through increased cargoes. American
Hag vessels are now established on
every route that foreign ships travel
aed adequate facilities prevail 10 give
American merchants service equal to
rHat of competing lines
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Dangers to Navigation
fBv {. 3. Hydrokraphlc Office

- <'t"h''t OCeslH, otI tnc American
Coast
me TO loving obstruction Was reported
Aisy ie IA 80 8 ION 75 o9 spa pro1ec,
'ns is q or OF water -kATANDi,.
Commanding Office OF q Y Fish IIayr,
eported Mo 20. while dredging Ynfie.
81 degrees from Old Plantation Idght
chs sa pea ke Bay, IN IA z, IS Ion 5 "a q
passed what appenreu TO be i rulne evl
dshfi[ anchored. rhs object was sphe,ica
with what appeared 10 bs hand holds or
'Np, also = number o. s,ud. on IS sarul
an'els and WAS very much ru~t4d auo
eled with hafuac -
leo Report.
madam siBnsl. SerVlce reported lce In
strait and approaches as follows
hri Nslerlau. MAJ IS, lar8e helo
or la'.,"Q iCe in eastern approach TO Gu,
or Cansc extending bet wsen southwest ana
ast Of cape Cans0
International Ice Patrol Service
'fne Following radio from L : Coast
Guard cutter Modoc May IS position
al - so lon 30 IS. roE last twenty -four
hours s. iawrencs steamers. ice noe
bounded By at IS so and IS 40 aud ION
- 3" and 30 30, numerous iceberg~ In
circle OF 80 miles radius IN lat ~ So
'on a 80. rhYee nerss lat 4s 20 Ion 4s
one berg lat - ION o. present Warning
Hessels Keep south OF la At 20 between
neridians 50 and 81 tBroadcast
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Sailed Yesterday

Par.s ND. HaYre wa PlymouIh. Caua
nova. PORT Antonio. Bassa tkr1. Norfolk .
FirgNln ,Brl. London Via Boston: Sant..
'eresa. Cailao and Valparaiso va Panama
anal, Paul ii HarWood Perth Amboy
iaN" Surl'ue Richmond Heuiy Ma
JrN. Galveston. Naubau fBrl. Buenos
NYres AhnnehahCa. Hamburg. NetapAu.
Santa Maria Nie Cristobal; >eNdllt@ tGer1.
8re'nen, Suwauee lGr1. Nouon. ~ n rur
per. Farameulbo. El EStoro. New Grfoa,4>
Jefferson. Norfoif Fr.tnr's.o tB-t I3G..
ia HaIfaN. Chirta -oausa. <ottoih. WlL-
ueba 50. Eiuybotr t,Norl FsiIJGei-
G1t5 Es',l... lloUse CBr) Noefoih, Fave
'..t ,~,,i. At4nuheste ter
=, pccideute. Galveston. Naubsn tBr).
Rio Janeirn. MctteNIQeo. efc. New YORK
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Notice to Mariners

Daring recent cycisne iuost Of ne ~hip.
f anchor on Ctude Hiver Africa IN lat
IS - ion IS % T. were snnG The uote
Many wrecks reported III rhe roadsteau
'teb. I&92} - 20 be inserted on ths
Dhart
aisT 20 Z 8 naval radio compass sia-
non cal ltfter. NPE in IA % - 81 y Ion
- 03 b W, open"d for limited scrVlce a.
Dcesh az. Wash; stands watch rrom
$500 20 osss lJoo to 100 1900 20 200
!5or 70 0lo0 G6th meridian tlue}
t,iicer o. Am 81 Steel Scientlst reports
Ma% Z, ~ ~. Bona Island iigh..
Panama Rag, Pauana In 1at s3f 90 y
on - - so ". was not burning
MaA IS four buoys In lat n - y lon
80 ~ W. Formerly marked entrance 20 M
Htres tihrbor Yucatau, MEXICO. westward
o' NO southsrn and OF Mugeres Island. ere
90 lorger IN existence
Ma -. PcI.ncN Eio be = buoy 80 and
F"s h}ioy No 1. Nantucket Sound. Mass
repofted missing from their station in TAI
y y 80 y TON IS - !b y,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Maritime MisccIlany

NORFOLK. ia, May 24-Wtth arrtvsi
of tanker n l. Doheny hve cargoes Of OIL
have been received at the Mexican petro-
leuln Horfolk plant this month, csrgoee
averaging sc, 900 barrels
About 400 tons OF steel car wheels are
nelns I1ted et engineer fermineJ b.
N$utukU Maru. first vessel operated b.
suzuki & co. rmong largest OF Japanese
shipping concerns TO call ~ Norfolk for
genera cargo IN ahout year lfarris
MRsill & Go. yoca agents for Suzukt q Co.
beiteVa that more frequent service VIII
heFea tef b" Riven from hampton Roads.
Car Wharls are for Yohohoma
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

Zealand Antwerp, May IS. Rcd star Limo
santa Elisa, Valparaiso. May 10
W II Grace 4 Co
Ponce, san Juan. May -
e. rcrto Rico g 8 Co
Bavacoa, Sevenilla. May Clyde Co
Duo Tuesday
Mount Carroll Hamburg, May Is.
United American tlner
Eihoncy. Havana. May IT,, Ward Line
Csm-ronia, Londonderry. May q,
Anchor Linz
Due Wednesday
81 TauI. Hamburg May 90. American Limo
Bclvcdese, Gibraltar. May 20. Phelps Bros.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
CITY island

Bound south h-Rosa lind lBr,. - Johns
y T. and Halifax for N4w Yor.. 10 Rop-.
ring & TO- with @62 pass and n.tse. Mana
qul 'h2 Preston via Boston for New YOU.
% JhA tnited Fruit &c, "a ballast. schr
- A = 'arpenter. New lIaVen Tor New vort
Bound East st-Schrs Anna Macdonald
,i3r), lloboNea for Ila'lfa% Waplr Cf9i1.
\ew forl for Guysboro y s Joi1u n
stout. fochaWaV for South %or,vslL
Minerva. New York 1ot Bloc, Is'and.
sailed Schrs William Booth (from -<ov.
York;. Portland Arpie x MitrheH tfrom
NeM Yoral- HnrALnn.-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Woodin New Ship Director

The American Ship and Commerce
Corporation. operated by the United
American Lines, announced yesterday
the election Of William II. Woodin TO
the board Of directors. Mr. Woodin s
president Of the American Car and
Foundry Company. He returned last
week on tho French liner Paris after
attending the international railway
convention in Rome.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Marine Reports
Winds at sen To-day

Eas, Moderate east and southeast
and weather partly overcast, probably
locai rains.
West Gutt of Mo1lco-Node-ate variable
and weather partly overcast
Caribbean Sea aud Wip6ward Passage
Fresh easterlv over north and moderate
to frenh shifting over south portion and
wes her overcast and showery.
North Of Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook
to iiaiteres--- Moderate southerly ard
weather fair.
IIstteras to Florida Straits Moderate
east and weather partly overcast, prob
ably local rains over south portion,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

BATAVIA. May 1s.--Neendyk (Du). Now
York via Mareeillcs, SueD, etc.
COLOMBO. Msy 21.--Paludia Ff). ga
bine via Suez
ROTTERDAM May 22-~Rotterdam
fpu). New York via Plymouth and Bou-
loEne
PLYMOUTH, May c4---Relianc~. New
York for Hamburg tand proceeded).
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Marine Disasters

SAN PEDRO, May 24.--VirEinfs Olson
previously reported rammed BY submarine
or IN collision with breaIwater and sunl-
al dock, Is ahoat. lashed to lu.nber 6ocir
water being pumped out; investigation To-
be held TO determine whether subnoarine
struck ateamer. ~ 4" 9
PORTLAND, Ore. May 24.-shtnkotu
Maru tJap) hence Goth for Shannhai
previously reported ashore at Shanghai
cetNed here. DID not lettison lumber careo
first reported N"i 3 o
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
~hiphuiIding Extra Dividend

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 24.-The
hoard Of directors Of the American
>1ipbujlding Company to-day declared
an extra dividend OF 10 pey cent on the
outstanding common stock. payable
June %, to stock OF record June 6.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

West Kcbar lat At 20 Ion 5s 4s May 81.
Western Scout t.G1n Il Ambrose May 81
William Rockefeller 100 n Hattcra.
May -.
ulue is5 g Cape san Antonio MAY q.
Christian krogk pl Jupiter May "a.
] A Bostwick I6 Nh Jupiter May "a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
NAVY OrfIers

From The Tr!bpne's Washington Bureau
WAsTuNGToN. May 2t-Navy order.
Sssued today follow
T-es,aaI.. capt. c. s 10 Atlantic reet.
Tozer. Capt. c. NJ. 20 Atlantic Zee;
Alien Com. Is. G. to [. $ S. Rsppahsn.
mock
Bradley. Com w W. to Keypor:.
Roper Com. ". C. TO L S s Nitro
Sbspley. Com J.. S. % T.. 6 s Nechea
Logan. II. Com G &. 20 L & s K{ttcry.
Barney II. y. f.. TO L s s Oklahoma.
Aioioper. LIZ J. r, to Pensacola
webb IL, X. Il. 10 washington.
: AZ son, Ens S j.. resigned
Webb. Con. {. II, to Yokohama
~rroH Il. 7, J.. to Sauto Domingo.
Iuriberi, 1t. T.. to Norfolk
Yes. H. ] n. TO 81. Julian. Creek.
: eeie It T. s. TO Pearl Harbo.
To-. -. g % Guam
Haze Gun +. S, - Newport
ss1rsit:, Eosn. u Il. 20 Portsmouth.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Vessels Sold

Howard n. gasoline screw 10 tons
sod by Jss-e Moore L Marsha %
edward j Rrangan and howard j Bran
gan for S22s
Tiana!,. s,eau1 screw. IS tons. sold BY
Harold Thompson % Fra nkljn ii ghterage
90 for 81 and other constructions
virgin sssoil ilne yacht. sold by United
state. Na"y Department TO \ NicNslson
Tor s.. .Oh0
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Fire Record

n. NJ
6;oo-4+ East Twenty-third Street.
s;lS-1sso Madison Avenue, Joseph 5i'"'s
p. NJ '''" '''.''.''...... Trifllng
II 2o6-I.e1ington Avenue and siY,y
hftn street automobile John
2s6-West End av.; Weiscop's Autn rNno"n
2:l6-4. Wooster st. sleistafer i:'''s g.
soo-ss &'sH E ieota st. xoe scS4I.1 SHqsnown
s.1s--a, ..d Unknown
s:s5-7o7 pro,av ,,u,, None
4:os-Ioa5 I'd av.: unknown. .UnknoW,nn nknown n
bronx; planAs, New York Ns,y
raven d. Hartford Railroad
54o 70 ............. Unknown
'-'-! o. u. R"ington st; Rudolph
0'"'-- s.s:., 9Th sv.' St joseph,s e,irs'o"' u
e.,o et1 oCnoot 0 Unknown
''S0-S7 ". Esd st; Percy Kames. '' Il
s1S-1'ith : : St and East River; dock sSn0~n
s:ao-i2s West 18th st.; saivation anono"n
s:So-+S9 East list St; Anna Wnno"n Wein
s'4o-235 west 10Th 81. cnsr,sr Unknown
or nertnan ,,.............Unk
s;i1-lss Monroe st, Samuel Dieinnno"h Deino
e:3O-,27 r.., - Unknown
'+o--6o Vanderbilt av; Yale Clmt, Chhno"n
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

AgN moon 42o SSW Brenton Poe1 - -
&inn,eflcs tU Lines lat 80 42 lon "a ..
Bannocl' T3@i.3ocl' lat 50 s. lon 25 As Nav ~
4;S..'.. 4;a sam =, i$' ;, ENE Ambrose MAJ 5S
GSntjcnI i'eh5@n iat SO 5S% = Jupiter May "a.
Clement smith 20 W sand Ke% Ma ..
Ci,cstar i,cster Hu4 I55 sW Hatteras May =,
~ Na''eN l-QS Bishops Rock Nav
cHI OF Weathertord 20 ssnd Key Nav
Dean Emery l6 Jupfter Ssy Wsy - -
DugHesne 5l5 T. Ambrose Ma -
Eas,po~ 5fgar9r4 }s1 8 ;, ENE sand Key May H.
Eastern Admiral $50 ESE Gaps MAJ ,e,.
Ff2ss &5s,s ~ !, ( xSN G7P' r54;=y rmsn.y Msy
Esesranss 0SaH Fa's >sssda Max Mst =. -.
Franklin lso SsW Hatteras att 1,sy ~. IS; ..
cpisda - e e1s,. 172 F: Sabine Bar Nay " }. a.
Guiuand Us L Sabine Ba, Mny "a
Gulfprince IS s Jupiter Nav -
= = Folser % W Tortusas Nav p
Helge so Key West Ma 20 >
henry d Wilton 1870 An7hro,. ,t,
Hernan Frasch 1906 Il Boston Iieht VI, >.
9>I0STt Mdf.5,, J. Pat 90 Jupiter May a.
Japan Arrow " sand Kev Sfas Mas gay "a
la s1,e,, ne Florian 45 NV Havana May "a.
i'e,,Spe 1'e,g1sp :, @S2 ,T,SS SsW scotland May a.
Iilmae "A " go y a,tsras May -,
>Montans ~ $40 r. Ambrose May e.
parirSl5a raF 'gt lsi " Ro7Ion Light May 80
PRESIDENT Adams e9a e AMBROSE M, .
fF%s,de Htaf NJ n Fillmore 100 from Dover 3Enr,
tsoChester 4so Sc Cape Race May q. o.
Sanuei Q Brown so n Sand KEY Ma -
samts (, an, f, Marta 400 " Kingston May "a
storI ross So 4o2 from Ambrose May 2s
re-. ~, -. Nlng iZg r. Ambrose May a3
rlviyes 66 5 Kingston May ~
!. = I'm dadisu 80 y Jupiter May -.
; esta "a y Jupiter May "a
Nestris a24 from Ambrose Nav o.
", Ieasle lo2 from Sand Kev Nav -
W ". "Ies Meru pd Jupiter May a.
" eS' insHlp 1887 Ambrose May a.,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

Frov NE Tribu4e's Wo,htaqtoo BuYeao
WAsHINGTON. May e4.-~Arnsy orders
issued to-day follow:
Infantry
ewei'. Col / TO washineton Barrsohs
GrosS IT. G. r. 20 Camp Travis.
Me,.arihy. capt. r, r. - ,. 10 tqg. Bennins.
6;ashr.e. Cap.' y. n. 10 gdrewood Hrssn.l
f'0.lerv. 1t G r. 90 Camp Hum phreys.
FUR ~ } {. 70 Fort Howard.
'iarbln capt. ! H.. to Charlott..
I1eciler Cant. \ j.. 20 Macon.
l@ec>er. capt T. r. 10 Guifport
Mann. capt' W NJ. /" 70 Mono. ro.
Webs'er CAPT o r., TO Gsd96en.
s-ednan CAPT. E. to rort s6eiitns.
Following 10 Camp McCIsNan-ChaJnber.
apt =. E; Msner. CAPT. NJ. N; Martin.
Cart, c a. Rathbone, Capt. ". C..
Snith. Capt. B. Young. Capt. J. f
Evcrott. 1t. j. e Walker. Capt g P
9'ivsr 1T. n T. W brstton. Ma f.
: McCornics. Ma. r. G.: sturtevant,
Maj. 9. 9 Como r. Capt. = L.; Gibson
apt !. ~. Layman. Capt. W. G.: Mac
Gowan, Capt. H. s.. Bri"r, Ii ". w 1-.
McRae. i. 2 NJ. Ntmocks. IL p r ,
Eapt. r; Pritchett. Capt. C. a: Var7rU
casg. J. Il CrandaN. II. y For.lberc
~ a F NJ GH!esP!e l.: +. 7. Moore
Dental Corps
scru7r, Cant. A, 10 Camp Eustls
Leish, L. r. w. to Camp Mcade
Medical Corps
Aentelsor, Cart i. A. 10 FORT Bis.
&sa.ove. Can't. &. Jr. 20 Washington.
Miscellaneous
atu-phv Col r o. Insp. cen. to For, Ben.
iaTriu Hsrrlson.
y a~kett. Capt (. W, cav TO Fort McIn-
toSh.
Could. It. S w eng TO Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

saving tIne.
"a Tours5ne Hsvre. 3 PM ....... y p
ss7onia. Hamburg. u N M........-. as y r
S,ythis. Liverpool, t2 M..... 81 y r
Mount Clay. HAMBURG. IL Nj ..... So. \ r
CITY of Valencia, Hamburg. IL Nj a.. n r
psIr.a. l,oII Mtsrseilles, z pM.... SIS st klyn
banana, Cristobal. . FM ...... IT, y II
Moro Castle. Vera Cruz. II AM -. e y
Mohaw~. Jacksonville l2 ........ sc y +
ean Tomorrow
Munamar. Nuevitas, rM...... 3 r r
commewyne. cape Hsy4. rM
Halu Jscmel. ? PM ..''-.' 81 & Siyn
Sail Saturday
;A>'dr.iaus, liverpool 13 N M.......... 90 y p
Finland Antwerp, IL VI ........... So y 4
5, stockholm. Gothenburs, y M......s1, \ X
Wrsterdl u 4. Rotterdam, IL Nj
pr-. riereo Bremen. PM = T. ao0oss" iio0oi,sa
Nosa|lnd, - Johns IL AM Java st. Blk va
@ i1aha' Havana. II All ....Is H Y
'aStores. Port limor. III An ..... s y X
- - &c Winthrop. san Domingo CITY. 2 NJ
~ Nsa i-ore..n.o. son Ja~n. ~ Nj. IS, B15l5o
no1sr "a 7sa93s sa95s0s \ pm "a-" D. Hf1ya 2
Pres Arthur, Brcmeu. u NJ -. L. Uobose.,
'rduna. Hamburg. II AM ...-.... A.. y r
tolumbia, Glasgow l2 N - a. y =
Gdith. san Juan = - ...........2r .Ivn
Sail Tuesday
Berensarla Southampton. u NJ s4 y r
Fesolute, Hamburg 10 AN .......ss \ II
>aii Wednesday
France HaVTN 10 NJ .. ST y y
Manchurla Hamburg II M. 80 y r
Hs'g"." Hs l@s os1at Dep5ts rM5 y Bus" oocs Pssa
southern Nfoss. Buenos Ayres Phi
s.xsols. santa Marta fa ''o9oS'9 y ?
FfeSidon. Adams. Queenstown. ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Reports by Wireless
BY nited States Naval Service
Distance - gwen IN miles Reports are
ta ed a. noon .Inlese otl,..,yy ca ,,,a'.n no1
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHiP1 STEERS

RI" 'rlbune publishes daily reports
% m" position Of merchant vessels Ie-
ce}fed through tie United States Naval
comm urfc tlon Service Shipr7astera of
Vessels with radio ppa p tus may With
cut charge. report their CrRl noon
positions through INC following navsI
iadlo stations iu the United Statex
proper Rar 4srbor Me. (OUerc!iYne,
cape Ratteras y. o.: Jupiter. Fla
~ West, Fla. New Orleans l..
Iheae position fTR> reports should
oe addressed only 10 The radfo station
Cailto. ami they viii be- foCvarccd TO
New York. II IS important that thase
reports should he sent PROMPTLY at noon
fach day In order that they NAV he
received in time for publication
fositidn reports can also h. sar,
through the stations Of The lndependcnf
" ireless Telegraph Company. lrc- New
OK city (NCGl Babylon, l.. /
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No charge made for medical o
sursleh. advice. latest news and weather
reports 'N'
The Radio Corporation OF Amsr,o,
t W." EeGelYe position reports through
," co, Siasconnset. Mass. (SVSCI ~"
LONDON. Conn. (WLC). Cape MAJ Ve9y
York city (WNY). N'7'' ""
Medical and surgical advice will y.
gwen free through the Raoio ,~orno,o ~ Dc
5joh ,5 OF America by the L 8 Puhl,o
Health Service "pIo
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Outgoing Steamships
Sail To-day

NpTE.-Msil Information will b. found
On rravel Page. Eighth Column
lhe sailing hours below daylight
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25
Army Orders

Frorn 9he Trtbu~es Vo,htaqtos Bu+.an
WASH NOTION. May c4--Aru,y orders
Ssued today follow,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

tunard and Anchor Steamship Line.
% Broadway. New York
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-09
PERSECUTION OF NO AVAIL
oIdtimer Tells of Efforts to Extermi-
nate Sparrows. Which Were
Worse Than Useless.

Watching an elderly man scattering
cracked Corn to City Hall park spar
rows the other day stirred reminis-
cent vein in one of the bench, occu-
pants.
- They treat sparrows differently
/ they. did twenty-five years ago."
laid. Guess they discovered they
>~uldn't get rid of them and decided
to make them comfortable.
"a quarter of a century ago. many
communities made determined efforts
to kill off sparrOws. State and county
authorities offered bounties Of one
cent head for the birds. Boys made
considerable pocket money shooting
the creatures and in places men made
a business of trapping them. They'd
spread great nets over the roofs of
barns and then rout the birds from
their roosts.
"But 1t was no use. Organized war
fare on the birds made inroads only
in the county treasures and the
bounty was declared off Now they
feed the sparrows. Times sure do
change."-New York Sun.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-09
Recuma Sold Here
LOCAL COUPLE INJURED
WHILE IN WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Haskell, of
Palatka, were injured in Washing
ton, D. c., on Monday last, accord
ing to published accounts in that
city, by being struck by an automo-
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-09
Glad to Be Home
From Holy Land,
Mallem Declares

"l'm certainly glad, very glad, to
be once more in the city where l have
lived so long," declared John Mallem
when he returned this week from his
visit to his old home in Mount Leb.
! anon, Palestine. He acted as if he
meant every word.
| 1t was on the twenty-eighth of last
May that Mr.. Mallem left Palatka for
his overseas trip. He was anxious to
see what had happened since he was
last there seventeen years ago. Twen-
ty-three days after his departure
from Palatka he was there-but the
journey had not been all ease and
comfort.
~ was two hundred miles out at
sea when the wireless brought the
news of the Smyrna outrages, and
on our arrival there were found the
most horrible sights. You have read
of that awful affair-but l saw some
of the results of it. | saw dead bod
les piled three and four feet high in
the streets, and the stencil that came
from them was fearful. l saw so
much of the trouble that I'll never
forget it."
John brought back many samples
of the money that he found selling"
by the fistful, among his collection
being coins and paper currency of
French, Spanish, Greek, Turkish and
Portuguese issue Everyone over
there wants the money from Ameri-
ca" he said. Il could go in a store
and buy anything wished, hand over
my American mopsy,faRd they would
give almost h atf& 4f the stuff they
were using. Really l gave away a
lot of it, because there was nothing
it could buy unless l had a peck
of it,"
Prices at every point visited by
Mr.. Mallem were at the highest,
even higher than prices charged in
America during the war period. The
stores were well stocked but in every
case extravagant charges were made.
"They even charged me SIS for car
rying me in an automobile from Leb-
anon six miles into the country-and
then charged me $40 more to bring
me back; and the French made a
charge of ten dollars for fixing my
passport so l could go to my old
home," said John. "There is no more
going to Palestine for John, I can
tell you that" added the restaurant
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-09
Automobiles Will
Be Main Topic at
Kentucky Meeting

Frankfort, KY, Nov. s-The auto
mobile, with its attending problems
of registration and taxation, will be
the main topic of discussion at the
annual meeting of members Of the
National Association of Secretaries
of State which meets here Novem-
her 17x1S.
Round table discussion will accupy
the greater part of the sessions OF
the meeting. Uniform registration
in all states will be discussed as will
automobile thefts, various forms of
taxation and corporation and blue
sky laws.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-09
RuttermIIk nspree" Is New. =.

The buttermilk spree is late sport
There are several places downtown
where a person can drink butteEmill;
to repletion upon payment Of nickel
a perfectly safe venture for the ven.
dor so far as the writer is concerned
by the way. This has been the i'm
pulse for a daring wager during the
last few weeks.
Two neighbor ladies recently zen.
gagged in a sewing match, each con
cocting a shirt for her husband, the
last to finish her task TO buy the But.
termilk for both.
Truly these be degenerate days,
when respectable matrons can diFsi-
pate like that, unnoticed and u1re,
proved. But, of course, the innocRnt
husbands have TO suffer the real PEN
atty. They have to wear the shirts. :
Portland Oregonian. Il