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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Cord, of
Lexington, are the parents of a
son born Friday, April 14th, and
will be called Raymon Adair.
Mrs. Cord will be remembered as
Fasnye Belle Smithers, formerly
of this city.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

Coy: Miss Callie Fennv, Sudia
Upton, Cola Rogers, Messrs. Os.
car Brown, Isaac and Herbert
Profit, William and Simpson
Hatton and Willie Mccoy.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Announcement
Clay City-Winchester Bus Line

Gay ty-WInCheStef BUS Line
Will operate daily on the fol
lowing schedule
Leave Clay City 9:3O a. m.
Arrive Winchester 10 AS a. m.
Leave Winchester 3:15 D. m.
Arrive Clay City =: 80 p. m.
Your patronage solicited.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
FARM FOR sALE-Six roo

FARM FOR SALE-Six room house,
barn. out buildings, part in grass, some
wheat, fresh corn land. close to church
and school house. Plenty never fail
ing water. Will sell rs a whole or in
two tracts. Farm 50 acres. Possession
to suit purchaser. Call at Times Off 50.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

STANTON PROPERTY For Sale
two houses and lots adjoining stamper's
store. For further information call on
or write Cora Holmes, Dodge, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

FOR SALE-Japantse oil and other
standard remedies. Il. +. Harris.
Hardwi skis Greek road.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

BABY CHICKS = Ready for Sale
March lst Buff Rocks $3.50 per dozen.
Mrs. Oscar Staples. Clay City, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

EGGS FOR HATCHING-Buff Rocks
$l.OO per setting of 10 Eggs. Mrs. Os-
car Staples. Clay City, Ky.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
F. B. CHARLES
AUCTIONEER

Special attention given to Farmers
Sales Days, Clay City, each third Sat-
urday.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27
Classified Advertisements

Advertisements inserted under this
head at one centa word per insertion.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1922-04-27

Herbert Profit visited Willie
Reed Saturday night.
Chas. Woodland, of Paintsville,
is visiting friends here now.
Oscar Brown paid his regular
visit to this community Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Fenny at.
tended church at Tin Town Sun
day.
Isaac Profit returned Monday
after few days visit in Mt.
Sterling.
Miss Callie Fenny was the
Saturday night guest of Miss Su
dia Upton.
Rev. Willie Mccoy was thrown
from mule Monday and his leg
somewhat injured.
kee Lewis left Monday for Day.
ton, o., to visit his aunt who is
in very bad health.
Levi Birch, Huntington, w.
Va, was the week end guest of
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Cleared

Araguaya tDr>. G!l!ard: Hamilton: San
i>iasston: White Star Line.
Cayo MAnloi. Mundy: San Juan and
Ponce. Atlantis Fruit Co
-Adr!atic (1sr). David Madeira and Glib
raltar: White Star Line.
badasry (Br). Brisco; reneriHe ead Lss
Palmas. West India Co.
Nicuw Amsterdam tpN. Van Den Hue
Ye!; Rotterdain Via Plymouth and Bou-
iogne: Holland America Line
Albania (Rr). Brown; Lverpoo, Via
Queenstown: Cunard s S CO.
yirgilia (Br) Gibbons, London; Cunard
s Tol9s Gnr,. Grant: Havana and Port
-, Psnin suisr state. Fried; Bremen va
Plymouth and Chorooure; United States
Hamilton Nelson: Norfolk; Old Do
min'on Transportation Co.
= Dlraock. Snow: Boston: Easter,
Alamo, Smith; Galveston; Mallory 8 8
,,,(;55 GusTnsay ,tNor'. Jacobsen; Norfolk;
C';y OF Lahore (Rr>. Ro~lands; rhla
celyh'a Norton, Lilly g Co.
ushos "axsT'snd y Nqr} h9ths e Eevn and
Petroleum ard Transport Co.
- Montana. Jensen. London; Atlantic
ldeIiord tNor>. Halsorsen: Trondh,cn
ana bergen; Norwe9ian- rterican Line
SoTic Nhr>, G'ttins: Liverpool: White
Iamaha ,Erl. Chalmers: Constantine ple
anu Port Said: Standard OH Co.
Mar.y, GoodInan Turks Island ane
fcrr,o Plta; A II Bu,, & Co
" Teagle (Br). Tho.npson Baton
K2gss, Mss. y R09srt 9prt l s5x, Hasue,
ton; United Fruit Co.
l.aiande CBr). Ward; Para and Cears:
Ian, port & Holt Line.
huron. Sheridan: Rio de rsneiro. Monte
vioeo a"i Buenos Ayres: Munson Lines
Co!lanar. Holtie; Bordeaux and ST.. Ma
Shipping CO.
Hel!as tNor>. Elinssen Monte cr,st:
ana puerto FiAts: Columbus s Co.
r. nah!rs. Brodthage Tampico United
States Shipping Board 'Neo
v.r bFush; IN :. Mitche!I; Boston from vancou-
Sch r Dawson (Br>. Richard: Ps.,H
nboy; J + Whitney g. co. VI
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Colonel Declares Negro
Slayer a Good Soldier
Hayward Also Commends War
Record; Sixth Ten-Year
Sentence TmnoseH

Colonel Arthur Little. acting major
OF 369th Infantry battalion during
the war, took the witness stand in
General Session Court, before Judge
Charles C. Mott, yesterday, in behalf
Of Lawrence Joaquin. negro private of
the regiment, who pleaded guilty to
second degree murder JOAQUIN was
charged with having killed negro
woman last June during quarrel.
Colonel Little testified the defendant
had good war record and told the
court he believed it just as instructive
for negro in a quarrel to draw
knife as for white man to clcnch his
fist, Colonel William D. Hayward.
commander of the 369th during the
war, also sent word that JOAQUIN had
been q good soldier
AS result Of the officers interven-
tion in his behalf Joaquin was SEN
t., fenced to six to ten years in Sing Sing.
He had been indicted for murder in tho
first degree.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Steamship Men Approve
Harding's Subsidy Plan
believe Remuneration on Speed
and Mileage Basis Will
r' Prove Satisfactory

Inc plan FOR shipping subsidy Of
one half cont q ton for each 100 miles
In foreign trade. which j. Understood
to be that decided upon by President
Harding and Chairman Lasker Of the
Snlpping Board, met with general ap-
proval among marine men yesterday.
Winthrop l.. Marvin. vice president Of
the American Steam hip Owners Asso-
cation. said while the proposed sys-
tenn conforms more nearly to the Navy
DEPARTMENTS suggestions than those OF
the shipping committee. it would prove
to be satisfactory.
One of the most important results
of such government aid Nh Marvin
said, would be the encouragement OF
fast passenger and cargo vessels. He
added that the United States now had
L surplus of slow ships and had great
need for more of the liner type. The
ADMINISTRATION plan is said to contcm-
plate greater payments to ships Of the
higher speeds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

Afoundria 25 f Tortugae Feb II.
AIssksn AsM1sea ssS ga trSn s Hole IN wsl FEB 49,
A!eoo lat 20 "a Ion so Is Feb IL.
6ronte lat 81 II Ion rs 2S Feb II.
Byron p Benson 904 9 Scotland Feb ls
Choluteca $40 Pt Cortez Feb IL
Toncho {, n; {, lss Scotland FEB II.
e e sinclair 4s1 Z Tampico Feb y.
eastern Z Sun le e American Shoals Feb II
Edsefield 4s5 Sc Galveston Feb II.
~ Alba 10 n Eatteras Feb l6
El Occldente 80 WNW Tortusas Feb II
Franklin 400 EsE Galveston FEB ~
ESTES ed sh. wasnington os ?os Ambrose Feb ls
Gulfcoast 100 w Tortugae Feb ~
uifslas Gulfslaf q IS Sans sand Ksy s Fss y
Illinois lat ~ 81 lon 43 25 FEB le
oNsii oeHnfIl % % " J Tdaa Hatssrss re- Tsb y.
J II Pew $40 wsW sand Key Feb IT,
Japan Arrow 2so e I,o bos Island Feb II.
9onn Ion.a "orthngton 10 W Havana Feb II.
Kennebec 100 from South Pass Feb II.
kroonan nd 1852 e Ambrose Feb le
I-aKs Arthur lso $ Scotland Feb lG.
.asa Iana Tsesce"t Ss,sS,s 80 49, Cape May fep II:
LAKE Strynlon 14o NNE Hatteras Feb II.
Lewis * Thurlow ! Sc Cape Henry Feb is.
n'lmas ~ :s+ s Scotland Feb II.
Mattole 1913 NV Tortugas Feb IL.
Merrymount 1.lo7 z Boston Feb IS.
Mexico IS Hat,eras Feb II.
Moinus 1ls Sand Key Feb H.
Montana IS E Sand Key Feb II.
Ne" Jersey 1l2 WNW Tortugas Feb ~
Norfolk II NE BY n Cape Henry Feb ~.
Orcus lis = by K Hattaras Feb H.
Oresonian sll Cape Henry Feb IS
Munanar 2t4 S Scotland FEB II.
Paulahoro n Hatteras Feb II.
Polarlne 1854 S Scotland Feb H.
Potomac l.14s Z Ambrose Feb II.
Suantico pd Block Island e:4o AM Feb II.
Saccarappa lot SO Ct Ion So a. Feb 1s.
Saco 246 WNW Tortugas Feb IT,
Santa Isabel 100 E Cape Henry Feb II.
samuel l. Fuller 400 W Havana Feb IL.
Schoharie 2ss e Ambrose Feb II.
socony - from Tampico Feb IL
81 lrlnsnsld lat ~ 16 Ion 81 20 Feb is.
Texas 109 W Sand Key Feb IT,
Nene2uela 2oS NE Colon Feb lG.
Ni,torio Emanuele III lat As o. Ion 55 q,
y, ~ heene tusl L Cape Henry Feb H..
", W Steed 100 sW Sand Key Feb II.
w M !Tish 3s " Sand Key Feb II.
Walter Jennings $40 sW Trinidad rcb ~
west Harda~ay lat &c ~ Ion 81 OF Feb Ia
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18

Of the Baltic American Lines steam
from Libau and Danzig, said that the
sound of Copenhagen between Denmark
and Sweden was frozen over for such q
large area that the pilot walked out
from the land three miles over the ice
and boarded the Polonia without the
aid Of a boat This was the first time
in his experience, the skipper said,
when a pilot had walked out TO q yes
sci.
Among tho Mongolia's passengers
was Curt II. Brcjcr. civil engineer OF
Los Angeles, who boarded train for
the Pacific Coast two hours after his
arrival here. lie said that ho was 70
ing home rs quickly as possible for the
sole purpose OF getting warm.
Another covered vessel TO make
port was tho Empress Of Britain. Of
the Canadian Pacific Railway, which
returned from cruise to the West In
dies. She took on her frosted dress
ing on Thursday. On Wednesday,
some tventy2our hours before shc
dipped into the freezing belt, her pas
sengcrs were swimming in canvas
tank rigged up on deck.
Tho cold weather which prevailed
here on Thursday retarded the loading
Of the Royal Mail liner Orbiea, which
sailed yesterday for Hamburg, Cher
bourg and Southampton three hours
late.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Arrived Yesterday

L liasus, ~isa md..; Pier ), yayonne'
hwpress q Britain tBr,. Sasssu Feb
craecia Iswedr. Cardonas Ten l. Cal
barien l'co 10; to Moore McCorInacs'
Nth sugar; Pier g. West Shore f..
Gran lNor,. Nucv,as Feb 20: to Is
brand ,scn, Molier & Go, with sugar. Mol
Ter Co Elevator Slip Eric basin, B'kiyn.
steel Voyascr London Jan 20: to tho
ls,hrian Line With n,dee; 9sth ~. Bklyn.
VIM Rockefeller Port Lobos Feb 0: to
r I Hague. with crude oil; F!er ). Con-
W VI Tuford. ronta Delxsda ree 3; 70
l. Hague. In ballast; OF Tompkinsviiic.
Evelyn. Neuy;tas Teb and ca!baron
Federal Ref Co. Scnkers
SanViA Ma-u Dsp,, Calcutta Dec sS.
Colombo Jan > Port Said Jan Is and
ahs, With nadsc; Picr 60 clifton, /
Gothland tBelg). Antwerp Feb ,: to the
Red Star Line. With 81 third class pass,
mails and r1oec; Pier SO. \ r.
Mongol!A. Hamburg Fob 5; to the Amer
lean Line with Is cabin and s5 etecragc
pass mails aud mdse: PIER 60. r.
Ei7press Of Britain tfsr>. Nassau Feb "a:
20 the White Star Line. with rs, pass
and IN ballast: Pte- IS. n n.
Vtscarhon. Port Lobo- Feb s. TO tho
NcluNbus Ship Co with crude Oil Pier 4,
.G-clsrlie (Rr>. nosnbay. Xarachi END
Alesers: or Tompl.nsvili~.
HorristowH. Philadelphia
III Iago, Now Orleans. F~h Is: TO tho
Southern Tac!Ao CO. With Ynase; Pior 4s.
\. r.
Providence Cfr). Marse,,lc. Jan ST..
Naples Feb I. Palermo Feb g. to w
l-lweN Co. With IS drss. 80 seconG and
~ third class pass and 1adse 3lst St.
B'klyn w.
rurr.aloa. Cartaeena Feb 2, Puerto Co.
!o'nota Feb I. Santa Marta Teb I. Crtsto-
hai Feb ard Kingston Feb ~: to the
United Fruit Co. With So pass mails and
nldse; PIER 16. Y Y.
Livingston Roe. Ponta I>eisada, Yeb 8 ;
to x 7. Hague IN ballast, of Tom pls,nsvtilc
rolinia (Dan> 1lbau teb I aud Dangg
fNo : to tho East As,atlc s Co. WITH
20 cabin and i3s third class pass. 1rails
and mdse; Pier 3, Bush 6ks. B'klyn
\ Hunt. Tanlp.co Fc, .: to Robert 7.
HsRns, With crude oil; Pier 6. Cons,anle
Hook. J.
Rorelum DAM. Nuevitas Feb 70: 20
tno Munson s Line. With sugar; off
Liberty
T J LucAenoacA. ph.adelph.s; 60 the
luokenoach s Co, with ndse. s6th 81,
B'klyn. ''
Henry o Wilton. Sabine; to tho Union
sulphur Co. with sulphur: Columbia st
BNlyn 49,
City OF Montgomery. Savannah. 60 The
ocean Go: With pase and r,dse.
haries h Cramp. Baltimore.
West Nohro. Pensacola
Munarso, Nassau, 10 the MuHroa s s Co.
With pass. mails and Mdae
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Leviathan Supplies Varied

From Tte T'-bunc's Washington Bureo1
WASHINGTON, Feb 17.-Under the
bid awarded to Gimbcl Brothers for
furnishing the stewards department
and furnishing the library Of the
Leviathan, d new mark III the amount
Of supplies given to American vessels
is established, according TO the Emer-
gency Fleet Corporation.
Included in the various items to be
furnished for the s55l 900 Gimbel
Brothers arc to receive is large
quantity Of silver plated ware, china
ware, glassware, galley and pantres'
small equipment, table and bed linen.
In the bill also is misce ellaneous fabrics
other than linen, such as steamer rugs,
blankets, sheets, pillow slips face and
bath towels, bedspreads. cotton table
cloths, mattress and furniture slip
covers, canvas bags. mattress pads,
table felt and bathing suits Deck
chairs, games and card tables, hos pita.
supplies, vacuum cleaners, ash trays,
humidors, typcwriters and talking ma
chimes also are to be furnished by the
bidder. According to the specitca-
tions, each article Is to be of the best
manufacture Obtainable
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
South American Trad.
Improving, Nunson g..
Steamship President Te,, -
day o" Trip Through 10
Nassau and (,t.

business "iio South a,oo,'
proving decidedly. 81 inaioa,.. . ID.
Increasing uumbc- os ,ae,i.; " u
that source and fhc zrov;r, .' '.' 'F'a
Of American good to Latin .,',a''''l ao.'s
Frank G. Nunson. president =.
Monson Line, SAID yc tcrd,~ VI IL
cye Of ealing on t6c ~u.ar," ~ IT, :,
Munson depart to day f,7 Nv. ~. ~
tho BAHAMA i.ianG- far 1's' u
pleasure and bus'n 'nrsy trim ''a'ir'i
The gcocrai business cord;.
south America, especially +, as...oh ar.h ~
and Uruguay, snovs cons,dor. ts'sa'iss
proyement,' says Mr. Nur.saroie IN.
American exporters and nannf.r'. als
can Loo. forward 70 grom'as' ,,-. ae'a's'' =
with greater assurances nov Vac
nave been abr fo within 4so ,'an h'y
Orders arc reaching this c. no.. 7ss'
increasing ro'pre and sripmas.55 j, j,
gooHS afe gong south a. oIa ~.
are being liqlidat'l and gersr., 's''si ei
ncss is revivi1g ''' '4s'
%" nllc 'D7a rs s-i. sgrsr;,
its depression. tnere ara r,ss ron
Of Favorable deTeiopn eats soar VIZ. s'sns
ia moving into The country .. ~ sn'ns3
sugar crop H. bring oossS - .s >. od
situation ia the Islands scyar -. 80
is showing improvement. and - :. :.
det"rmir"s. in largo measure :.
pro p'r'tE ~ ''a -'and 4 nrjr+te, ,-' 49,
look i5 oxpocfed C1bs al.o ,s e,S.. ~
nov markets. f1r its proaue>. = aSt ia-
lrdia and China SS'
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Two Go to Trial
Accused Of Plot
La Liquor Permits
Brooklyn Contractor and
Woman Formerly En-
pIoyed in Dry Office Face
Conspiracy Charge

Edward Doncgan, former Brook yn
contractor, and Miss Regina Sassonc,
a former government clerk, employed
by former Prohibition Director Charles
r. O'Connor, were placed on trial yes
tcrday before Judge Edwin Y. Webb in
Federal District Court.
The indictment charges Doncgan and
Miss Sassonc with having engaged in
a conspiracy to violate the Volstead
law through tho stealing of papers re-
lating to the withdrawal Of liquors
from the Office of the Federal Prohib-
tion Director in this city. The indict-
ment resulted from evidence secured in
RAID conducted December 90, 1920, b.
Assistant United States District Attor-
ncy David Cahill and detectives under
Chief Hugh McQuillan, Of the Internal
Revenue Intelligence Unit. Tho de-
tectives raided room in the Hotel Nc
Alpin, charged to have been the head
quarters Of the alleged bootlegging
conspirators.
The court succeeded yesterday in Sc
lccting jury. after which an adjourn
ment was taken until Monday, when
the taking Of testimony will begin. The
prosecution is being conducted by Mr.
Cahlll, while the defendants are repre-
sented by Attorneys William J. Fallon
and Eugene McGec.
Judge Learned Hand in the Fedora!
District Court yesterday denied an in
junction against Federal offlciSls re-
straining them from interfering with
the manufacture of medicinal beer by
James Everard's breweries. A similar
decision was recently handed down in
the case Of Piel Brothers, brewers.
On motion Of Assistant United States
District Attorney Sanford II. Cohen.
Judge Learned Hand in Federal Court
yesterday. granted preliminary injunc-
tIons against Shanley's Restaurant, in
West fortysecond Street, and "Dintv"
Moore's place, in West Forty-sixth
Street, restraining these places from
treficking in liquors. The govern
ment's suits are brought under the
common nuisance" provision OF the
Nolstead law.
Three dozen fifty gallon cans con-
structed to hold single quart of aico
hol. surrounded with oil or water. we're
seized yesterday BY inspectors Of the
Weights and Measures Division OF the
Jersey City municipal government, in
raid on a garage at 46 Jacobs Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Radio Corp. Of America

f,o,fo rorto Hic' f5,, 1S9 $ scot'and ~ Feb ,s.
! lake Elmont St5 $ Capc Tat.cra, rcb 10.
" Ills"lo "a Cnpe Maysi Feb ls
MunaNar lNft Ankawia 80 PM Feb ls
Neponsst % Cane May II PM lcb "a.
Iomar 170 EN Abaco I Feb ls
Delaware Sun 2l2 S Caro Ilcniopen Feb 1s.
ysSaT S d Bsnnc,t 3 V so,nbelo Fob Is.
) N Pow $50 ENE Tuxpam Feb 49,
Herbert l. Piatt $40 WSW Sand Key
rhladciphia Ss6 s Scotland w Feb 10.
, , hsstcr Sun So SSW Tortugas Feb 10.
Lake Arthur 11b S Scotland Nv Feb IL.
Metros" u Eloch Island Fob ~
S'llnan 80 r Gloss Rip Feb H.
Son7orsct 28o ST Ambrose Feb ~
Sara ny '96 L Ambrose Feb H.
,.eV !" IS ST chatham iTrb H.
NY or 'o'umbus 80 y ArNbro.> lT.h n
STANDARD 10 I Ambrose Fch H.
Ia1HiNa 2o+ s Ambrose l7sb u
Spaulding 32t NW Nantucket Fab II
r,l Dlsayl r, - SW lNirc Island Fob ~
nrod " WoMnr III $ Arnbrosc Feb u.
i'orto Rico S32 5 Scotland Fob r.
American Legion loi7 SE Scotland Fob II.
Eh'lade phta $50 Scotland FEB n
EsFc "06 Capo Ifsttcr.s Feb r.
W l. stead 100 SW Sand Key Feb r.
oscar ID bennett 100 w Sand kcv Feh ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Labor ''Progressives'' to
Plan Political Campaign

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-W. n
Johnston, president Of the Interna-
tional Association Of Machinists and
chairman Of a railroad union commit
tee which has called national polti-
cal conference Of "progressives," to
De held in Chicago February 20, to.
DAY gave out list OF nearly 100 dele
gates who have accepted invitations
to attend.
ut is our purpose at this prelin,i-
nary meeting to lay out q program for
participation in the primaries and elec-
tlons this fall" Mr.. Johnston said,
mot as separate political party but
with the intention Of retiring officials
who serve special privilege and in
stalling in their. places representa-
tives Of the people,
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Ship Men Adopt
kill1ball's New
Financial Plan
Name Committee 10 Draft
Regulations on Funds
i'll Operating Accounts
Under Board Control
S5,OOO.OOO TO Be Saved
System Will Affect All
Companies Now Running
Ships for Government

lhc standing committee OF managing
agents, representing all steamship
companies operating Shipping Board
vessels on the Atlantic, Gulf and Pa
cifc, yesterday approved the new tinan-
ciel plan proposed by II. s. Kimball
,ice-president Of the Emergency Fleet
Corporation. in charge of finances
This system. is outlined exclusively in
The Tribune yesterday. concentrates ail
Of the individual accounts of me opera
tors in central banks under tho coutrol
or the board and cuts from $4,000, 600
10 $4,000 900 the funds kept in the re-
volvine fund.
While the general principles of the
nc~ system have been formulated.
there are many details to be worked
out, and Mr.. Kimball asked the stand
ing committee 10 draft regulations for
the consideration OF the board. These
vii divide the voyage expenses and
VII show items wnicn 4rc properly
chrrreab.c to thc government and others
which should be charged to the opc~st-
ing companies. Under the managing
agents contract the Shipping Board as
sumes the prOft or loss on voyages and
pays the operators . per cent commits
ejon, from which the companies must
meet their overhead expenses.
This plan makes drastic changes In
the existing practice. Tic most inl-
portant are the transfer Of the funds
from control of the operators 10 the
Shipping Board, the elimination Of
duplicate audits. instant checking OF all
expenditures, avoidance of cable trans
fsrs of money between United States
and foreign ports, in addition TO the
concentration of funds
The financial transactions Of the
operators abroad VIII be me-. through
CORES sponden's Of American banks.
where the board Will keep adequate
balances. This VIII save brokerage
commissions on exchange
II was sald yesterda, that there were
eighteen operators in New York who
have accounts in sixteen banks Under
the new plan the board will keep funds
IN three institutions, against which the
operators may draw checks.
Agreement on this plan was reached
at a meeting held at the Offices Of the
bcard At 10 Broadway. This was at
tended by many prominent shipping
men, among whom were Oakley Wood
". D. Macy, Clifford Mallory. c. II.
Potter /. j. Kchoc. r. d. Sullivan.
Devercau Bacon, T. ". Clough. a mum
her Of steamship auditors and the Ship
ping Board officials, including Mr..
klmball, Joseph FARLEY T. l.. Clear and
l.. a. Shepherd
New-York tribune., 1922-02-18
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day

Vessel Port Agency
Arson. Rotterdam. Jan e.. robert L Hague
Aidsate. Lisbon. Jan ls...Jas W riweli q Co
vsstsl!A Genoa. Jan ls: .Pearce Bros
Thode Fase'und' Rio dc JansiFo Jani7.
wast corusn. Ct Tho,n.. Feb
carlsho!r1. ooth.neu,x. Jan 20.
Janus, Bres,. Jan 90. Three Star Liss
eaIlust. Fernsmbuco Yam T..
Star, City. Shields. Jan 27.....U s Nav Co
Eastern Guide. ou:enstown. Jan -;
ve.ndyk. For. s.,d Jan 70
Fsraby. t,eith. Jan 50. J II Winchester a Co
Somerset. Hamburg. Jan a.. Robt Hague
Eastern crsE. St NaHaire. Jan ao;
West Elda.a- B-est, yan ST.
o'en. Dunkirk. Jan 81. Cosmopolitar Limo
n,snsnne,; n.ns 1en,ah ansas ses Fab 1u Navigation
Atlantic Transport LIN.
Maryland. Bordeaux Feb I French Line
A"'F00'' 7us"o' Ayyes Jan ..,,,,. 70 ,,,.
RsnnenfJord Christia MIA. Jan ii
Norwesian- American Limo
Pioneer. Antwerp Jan 90. Dcieian Line
Duo To-morrcw
Norfolk Range Leith. Feb l.
EurucoB, NNNy q 10
Charlton Hall. Rio de Jsnetro. Jan 80.
Norton, Lilly l. Co
Duo Monday
steel Mariner. Seattle Jan cs
1sthria0 s lin.s
MNo1tan, Manchester. Feb s....Int Nero May
Cs5ias Santos. Jan IS .Lloyd Eraz J.ine
JULIA LucAenbach. Cristobel. Feb s.
LuckcNbach Line
Duo Tuesday
Huronisn. Antwerp Feb 8. INT Moro Mar
Jethou. Rusnos As-rcs. Jan 9A. Kerr s. s Co
Due Wednesday
Aeic. Gibraltar. Feb 8. Kerr S CO
Blair. Alexandria, Jan &C.. Es port s. 8 CO
Alamo Galveston. Feb l6. Mallory s s Co
Due Thursday
River Osontce. Gibraltar, Feb T.
Cunard co
Cosmopolitan Zine
"npo,o. Los Angeles. Jan ST.
Wiliaino s $ CO
Due Friday
banhda,c. Garce!ops, lrcO g.
Jsmes " ElvcN & Co
Slovic Prince, London. Feb S.
Furness. Witty e Co
knight OF tho Garter. Gibraltar. Feb Z
FuDch. Edge d Co
Due Saturday. Feb 70
Kstuna. Colombo. Jan l6Nortcn, Lilly 4 Co
Ninian, London, reh Il.
International Merca ntile Marine
Saugus. Palermo, Feb 6...A II Bul! & Co
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Independent Wireless Telc-
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Pennsylvania 600 # Cape Hatteras Feb IA.
Ensley CITY 1870 IIST Rermuda Feb Is.
Andrea r Luckrnhach 746 NE Colon Feb te.
Taeua 500 Scotland Feb rs
Federal 100 S l<cy Wcst Fob ls
Swlfteurc S25 u Cape Henry Fob 1G
lroduo's left Monte Cristi for Puerto Plata
10 PN Feb 16.
Lake rsnorc 50 ENN Fire Island Feb II.
Quanticc of Gayhcad Feb H.
Hau'pden WNW Cross Rtp Feb H.
Maturn gao SSE Amhrosc Fob n.
Elmsport 139 y Cape Henry Fob II
West N'dora +2a II Cape Horny Fob II.
Olon $50 SE Ambrose Fob u.
Jean $ Shin cock Feb II.
West lnship S51 by II Dclswsre Cape
Fcb II.
Hutton NV Cape Cos Feb II.
NcNoshce !ctt Tompkins,illc $50 PN. Fob
Noncho dockc6 r All Feh ls
song war l60 S Delaware Cap, Fob H.
Morr'stoVn Ga from Ambroe~ rcb H.
Nunargo 1Ao Amhrcr" Fch H.
charles II Cramp passed NE End 1880
hM Fob L..
Lake Treha so NE Capc Hatteras Fob r..
l'lagic us u Ambrose Feb H.
Mmcrican Legion III Sic Ambrose Feb II.
- est Hardaway lat &c 81 long 6I % Feb ~.
herman Trssch so u Sand Key FEB II.