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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Arrived Yesterday

Eantu. Baltimore dan &. 10 Norton, Lilly.
With mise. Goth ct. BROOKLYN.
Durham Maru fIap>. Moii Oct -, Manila
10. Hong Kong e. Shanghai 80, Kobe Nov
Z. Yokohama Oct Is. Muroran Nov g. San
Francisco Dec IA. Crstobal 20: TO tho
Nippon Yusen Kaisha, with mdsc; Pier 20,
Clifton. ST
Bartholomew. Cienfueeos Dec "a. Phila-
delphia Jan s, to tho N Y & Cuba Mail
SIS Co. With mdsc; Pier TIE, Brooklyn.
Crewe Hall (Rr). Singapore Nov s. Port
Sweetenham I. Penang .. Colombo 15. Port
Said Dec l. Oran II. Boston Jan 8 to Nor
ton. Lilly & co, with mdse: 18th ct. Hobo
ken.
Caiahrsa OBJ. Glasgow Dec 20: to the
Anchor Line. with mdsc; Pier 60. r.
st Mary (Br,, Santiago Dec Is. (;uarta-
namo It, Tanamo 20. Antilla Jan 2; to the
atlantic Fruit co. with six pass and rndse
Commack. Fowey Dec 60: to Simpson.
Spence Young. with china clay; Column
b!a at. Brooklyn.
L Henderson. San Francisco Nov 90
San Pedro Dec 2, san Diego IA via Bosto
Jan s. to L navy, Brooklyn navy yard.
Koranna OBJ Baltimore Jan g. to Nor
ton. Lilly. in ballast; Robins d d B'klyn.
Sch Mabel. ST Andrews: TO Septon G.
Bryant: with mdsc Red Hook Flats,
Brooklyn.
Edye: with mdse: Morse D d, Rklyn.
Weehawkcn (Br). Shields Dec ~: 70
David y Reid; in ballast Pier l. Tide
Devon (Br,. liverpool Dec "a To Norton.
LILLY Co. with mdsc; Pier ;. American
Docks. S l.
Eston'a (Dan). libau Dec 10. Danzig
q. Copenhasen %. Halifax Jan s. to the
East Asistic Co; With four first 81 sec
ond cabin. 1872 third class pass mails and
mdse Pier 5, Hush Docks. Rklyn.
Esperan2a, Tampico Dec o. Vera Cruz
20. ProEreso 81, havana Jan B. Nassau ( :
to the & Cuba Mali Steamship Co:
with % pass. mails and lndsc; Pier is.
Bkyn.
Halo. Lobos Dec 30: to the Co,umbu,
Shipping CO: with crude OIL anchored off
Sch Canada (Br). Lahave y s. Dec "a !;
to J F Whitney & Co; with herrings;
Sch Annie Ross. GEORGETOWN. s G..
to Crowell & Thurlow with mdse: Red
Hook Flats. Bkyln.
>Hanley. Narcotics Dec is; to Pacific
S S Co. With mdse; anchored off Ouarau-
tine.
" II sibby. Texas City Dec 81. with oil :
anchored off Tompkinsville, S l.
Medina. Mobile; anchored off Ouaran-
tine.
Southern Cross Buenos Ayres Dec 49,;
Santos Dec "a. via Rio de Janeiro; to
Munson Lines; with pass. mails and Yndsc
anchored on Quarantine: will dock about
10 IN to day at Pier 3. 1Ioboken.
Novian (Br). Manchester 1)ec %; to In
ternatlonal Mercantile Marine; with mdse
anchored off Quarantine
Skoghe.m (Nor). Sagua. Jan G: with
mdse; anchored off Quarantine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Marine Disasters

ST JOHN, p. Jan THE Nova Scotia
sch Frederick =. bound here from New
York with coal. to-day went ashore on
Nrgrotown Breakwater at the entrance to
this harbor. One attempt to noat her failed.
SAN FRANcISCC Jan 7-Roaer u La
than Joined the frrn OF Mccormick A. Nc
Phcrson. 70 DO known hereafter as Nc
Cormick, McPhtrson Latham Appon I'd
Pacific Coast nH~Ats Of Texas on Co Of
New York. China Mail Stcafnship Co is
negotiating for purchase % passenger
liner to be used In HonEkong run \
former German vessel Is under consider
alton. Representatives OF principal Pa
cif1c ports meet here January 19 TO con =
slider proposed $40. 900. 900 pool OF ship
ping interests on the Pacific Coast Meyer
1-issncr. OF the Shipping board, and A. J.
Frey, vice president OF the Fleet Corpora =
ton. arc expected to attend. The Ocean
Motorshp Company in TO inaugurate
freight service between Colup ba River and
California ports with motorshps Banda
Boobyala and Benowa.
HONOLULU. Jan THE Harbor Board
Will enact schedule OF tolls all freight
passing over territorial wharves.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Maritime Miscellany

WASHINGTON. Jan THE schr Mes
senKcr Of Peace t,r). laden with MOI.
cracokc Bar. or the North Carolina cofst
several days ago and was later seized ol
customs officials. has been given c'ea,
record so far as the Treasury Department
is concerned. 1t was said to-day BY depart
nent officials
Tho schooner's clearance papers were
found TO be In proper shape, 1t was said
and investig alton disclosed that she ws'
in her proper course At Tho time she rar
upon the bar. Inquiry also had developed
1t WAC said. that the vessel sailed from the
bahamas with tho liquor cargo. destined
for West indian port.a and that there was
n" purposc to land tho whisky on American
ROil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

I!.crnbardia tsw). Moro castie:'Devolente
r TT, ".a Cert" IMor2 . MntIla Lihgedijs
IN, Liv lNorj, Balitmoro;. 'S Comes HAVE
ycy II brown. New England; ocean fDD
NJ s, Dollar. rar East Via sar, Diego: LORD
Londonderry ODD. Dublin: Alpine Range
Obj. London; Gothia fsw,. -: Al
Crtstoba Cristobal
PHILADELPHIA. Jan 7--Arrived Ever
est tBr), Fowey; Gro tNor?. Puerto Padre;
nila. etc; w NJ irish. Texas city: Opelika,
Norfolk; X | Luckenbach. Newport. News
Ohian. baltimore; Arsa UtaD, Leghorn via
str, Westlakc. Barcelona etc. via BaIti-
mora. Cold Harbor. Seattle. etc; Belgian
lbr) London and Antwerp via Baltimore;
1.imon, Kingston; Liberty Clio. Buenos
Ayrcs via rio dc JancIro. Corapeaks. Nor
to'k; sch Madclyne lIcbb (Br), Luncn-
berg. N 8.
SAVANNAH. Jan 7--Nacvochec. Bos-
ion: Persian. Jacksonville and sailed for
PORT ARTHUR, Jan Arrived: wini-
rred. Tampa Cecil County. Tampico. Sail
PORT EADS, jan 7~-Arrivec: Bayamo
V ,,,., c5uz: Carlton. cnlvcston: Dakari.n
TrGeport Sulphur No 6. TampIco; Jamaica
!Nic). Vera Cruz; Jnncta (Hr). Tampico
Munorway tNor), Tampico; Portola. Pcu,
Sailed MannEua via (Nic). Blucnelds;
Sacandaga. Glasgow; Sosua fNor), Belize
,, roRTLAND: Nc. Jan 7.ArrIyed: Eaton
Sailed Cabotia (Br). Glasgow; sch Ellen
Little. Georgetown. s. &.
PORTLAND Ore. Jan 7--Arrived: Kin
kassn Maru. orient.
PORT TAMPA. Jan 7--Arrived: Csronc.
Cuba: Sailed: Peter " CrowcIl. Chrome.
~ IAN ,,S FRAMclsCo; Jan 7,-Arrive4; s.h,
Sailed 6th, Azumasan Maru (Jap). Seat
tie; nth. Thos Beal Seattle,
TAMPA. Jan = Arrived: Altama h a,
Mobile; Thyra (Swcd). Oothenb-rg; schr
Albert w Robinson, Baltimore via Key
West
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Jan r---Ar-
rived: Sch II II Chamberlain from Bass
River. N 50. New York; Princila Alden
from Windsor, n 81. New York: w n
R~tTihardt (Br). (from Bridgewetcr. N -.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Notice to Mariners
,ny T.. s. Hydrosraphic Office


The barge reported sunk on Wolf Ira,
1dchthouse Virginia. did not slnk h,t
drfftcd across the hay to Fishernnen's
Island a nd vas picked up By tho r < Cns.i
Guard cutter Manning and to~ed into Nor
folk.
Tho marine sUperintn ncent rf Tho Allan
tic f;uIf md West Indies Shipping s~oci-
alton reports as follows concerning the
Ras and whistle buoy est isned BY the
,rranscontfnentsl OIL Company ~ Maj.
Rednnda gas and whistle buoy. pa int "A
red. showing 1s feet above the ws,.r. a
flashing white light erary seconds. fas \
second eclipse S seconds. hrs Dern ..
tablished in IA fsthons ~ rat"r. to mari
tho anchorage of tho loading berth =.
Mata Redonda in approximately LAT n - "
ion 81 II 03 W.
The master Of the American 'aake-
pearidon reports Tanipico Light. I'm APPROX
fnately lat % IS IS y. ION ~ ~ So ".
was observed to go out ~ 2z5 An OF
pee o. and remained dark the rest Of N.
night There vas n light f"E At the TIM.
but the shore lights and range lights FOR
entering plainly visible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Abangarez 4ss n Cris,obal Jan :

Abangarez 4Ss Cristobal Jan l.
Arwisun 215 SW Galveston Jan +
America 140l Ambrose Jan T.
American Legion $50 Sc Ambrose Jan 7.
Aryan 80 f Sand Key Jan q
Atenas 571 n Cristobal Jan :.
Atlantic Sun 9l5 ENE Five Fatnom Bank
Nv Jan s.
Baltic l5s NE Tampico Jan :.
Bethelridgc 81 NE Tampico Jan T.
Eaddo 1887 $ Vancouver Jan
Camden 385 SW South Pass Jan T.
Cantigny la AZ ~ Ion SO IS Jan D.
Carlton IS from New Orleans Jan :.
Charles Bradley PIG ENE Tampico Jan T.
City of Atlanta 9S7 8 San Pedro Jan T.
Colon 2os Scotland LIZ Jan :.
Coliamer 1881 e Cape Henlopen Jan e.
Columbia b6s from Baltimore PM Jan G.
Colnanche 200 s Scotland Nv Jan :,
Crook lat ~ OF Ion d Al Jan c.
Currier SO e rampico Jan T.
hartford 17G Jupiter Jan T.
, pu;rang1 9v lat ~ 10 lon "a y Jan s.
Endicott 125 Sc IIatteras Jan T.
Free port sulphur No 10 NE Tam pico
Jan Z.
Gene Crawley 424 Il Guantanamo Jan :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
distance Is given In miles Reports Arc
dated at noon unless otherwiso specified
NOTICE TO OWNERS. AGENTS AND
SHIpMASTEKS

Tho Tribune publishes daily reports
OF the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceiVed through tho United States Naval
Communication Service Shipmasters
OF vessels with radio apparatus may.
without charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper: Bar Harbor. Nc (Ottercliffea):
AmaKansett. l.. T.; Cape May, n. j.:
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hattcras. n. c.;
Jupiter Fla; key West. Fla: Now
Orleans, La
These position (TR) reports should
be addressed only to the radio station
called: and they Will be forwarded to
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
be received in tmc for publication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

FRYING Pan Shoals Gas and Whistle Buov
naseed red whistle buoy marked 2 r p ~
good condition and working order--Conai
Dec %, lat 20 Ion "a o., passed partly
broken derelict barge-Santa Teresa
Along the Oversee Routes
The following obstruction was report .
cd Received following report from -
rohns Radio Station on Dec 10. Floating
wreckage in lot 90 II Ion so on Dec
1y--Wcstiakc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

G Gu 8, lsS rssG sabine Jan 7.
Gulfking ~ sand Key Jan Z.
Harold Walker 10 Sand Key Jan 7.
Henry Grove 100 w Cape hnia Jan s.
,sr t",, l. Pratt 9s from Sand Key jan T.
io't"n Casti e' 20 Cape al NAY iu' Jan ~
.ar"r"s duo at Quarantine noon to-day.
raro'yn s. = Cape May Jan O
Dcnls als ssE Sandy Hook Jan g.
DiriE0 &C N Jupiter Jan I.
Dorchester NE Nor,neastend Nv Jan T.
DnrEannon 2s Mt Jupiter Jan 7.
Everest 20 NE Jupiter Jan g.
Freeman "a Nh Northcastcnd Nv Jan 7.
~ Sol Jupiter Jan T.
ri Vail" ~ Jupiter ian Z.
" " Rogers u Jupiter Jan 7.
Herbert q wyIre 100 S Block Island Jan T.
) 4 Moffctt 1919 r t!at,cras Jan $.
! Guny a6 s Jupiter Jan z.
Lake Gi!boa ~ $ Cape Henry Jan I.
..cvnct due Philadelphia to-day.
Lewis Thurlow pd Montnuk Point Jan Z
Maddeouct 1856 Ambrose Jan 7.
MNemph's due Baltimore this afternoon.
Mexico 2li w Havana pm Jan g..
Munsomo 3sB s Scotland Nv Jan s.
Nacoochcc i+3 N ITattcrar Jan 9.
Oscar y Bcnnctt sS sW Nantucket Jan z
Perfection ~ Jupiter Jnr 7.
SnKua 624 $ Scotland Nv Jan 6.
Hercd'a l1z N Tela Ian 7.
J HaFq p"vis a 80 EH Norfo Ssos J. }'1
kenncGott 1000 from balboa Jan
Lake Fisher 326 from FronterA Jan T.
Louisiana 1853 NE Tampico Jan 7.
NJ r Elliott 236 ESE Galveston Jan I.
Margaret rs N Sand Key Jan 7.
Minncssotan s+2 san Pedro Jan T..
Mount clay .025 Ambrose Jan
Mount Clinton lat ~ AZ lon 60 30 Jan :.
Mount Evans 40 ESE Galveston Jan T.
New England ?a4 from Baltimore Jan 7.
Newport 3,165 from San Fra nciscO Jan 7.
New York So Hatteras Jan T.
Norman Bridge 423 Il Tampico Jan T.
Oklahoma City lat ~ 05 lon Sc ~ Jan g.
Parisnlinn IL Cape San Antonio Jan T.
Puget Sound 1.07l E Cape Horny Jan G.
Paul IL HARDWOOD 2s3 SW Galveston Jan 7.
Pawnce III Ambrose Jan g.
Poitola Plumas GO NNB Lobos Jan T.
Reaper $50 N 1.obos Jan T.
San Xcfcrino go SW Sand Key Jan T.
Shenandoah GOT ENE Hattcras Jans7
Swift EaRlc g. W Sand Kcy Jan Z.
Texas 20S N TampcO Jan 7.
Tuxpanoil 50 N Hnttcras Jan Z.
Walter Munson 400 S Scotland Nv
Jan 7.
Walter Luckenbach a25 from Balboa AM
Jan T.
Warwick 21o Sc South Pass Jan 7.
West Edare l1el Ambroac Jan 6.
VIM Boycc Thompson II Hattcras Jan Z.
San Bias sc S Nantucket Jan T.
San Bruno 288 s Nantucket Jan Z
San Nazirio pd Ha,teras Jan g.
Southern Cross 1%o s Ambrose Jan T.
Swiftsurr $50 Hattcras Jan 7.
Tivives b2+ Scotland Nv Jan G.
WIN NJ Burton ITO enc Overfalls Jan 7.
West Haven 6b5 n Colon Jan g.
West Wanna $40 r. Cape Henry 10 PM
Wilkcno so Sc Ambrose Jan 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Sailed Yesterday

=, Fort Victoria tBr>. Bermuda siboney.
Nassau and Havana: Creole. New Orleans;
Ponce. San Juan; Pastores Havana
Adriatic (Brl, Madeira Finland. Antwerp.
San Juan. San Juan: Zuia. La Guayra
Mants. Vera Srug: Lake Arthur, Rich
Callao: Lenape. Charleston; Robert T. Hop
kins. Port Lobos Edith. San Juan; Dor
othy Porto Plata: Huron. Porto Plata:
John Worthlngton. Tampico; Oregonian,
Ham burg; Sarcoxie. Rotterdam; Guernsey
lNor). Norfolk; Mesaba tBr), London
kiowa. Santiago: Dallas. Philadelphia
F:ume Ut. Philadelphia City OF ST. Louis,
Savannah La Touraine (Fr). Havre: Mu-
nargo. Banes: jefferson, Norfolk; Chca
va-g (No-). Kingston; FL Mundo. Calves
ton; Lake Fillmore st Thomas; Mania
Vera Cruz: TONER (Nor). Cienfuegos: Lake
tilnore.
schrs Joseph Zeeman Norfolk J K
Mitchell. Charleston: Charles NJ Struven.
Jacksonville.
l. s S Columbia sea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Union Pacific viii Spend
$4,000. 900 for Equipment

OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. T.. Approximate
~ $40 900 900 will be spent by the Union
Pacific Railroad this year on ner
equipment to take care Of the "inevi-
table resumption Of traffic" it vas
stated to-day. According to the an
nouncement $500 boxcars have beer
ordered. OF TINS mum Der 900 vii be
steel automobile cars and the rest gen
eral service cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Trans-Pacifc Mails

Connecting mails close at tho General
rostonice and City Hall Postonicc Station
New York. at p. m. follows:
Hawaii. also specially addressed mall for
Japan. Corea and China, via San Fran
cisco, Korea Maru. jan s.
japan Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China. Netherlands East indies Except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands via
seattle; also parcel post mails for Japan.
Ccrea. China. Siam and French 1ndo-
China, keystone State Jan g.
Fill Islands. New Zealand and Australia
via Vancouver and Victoria. c,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

MApsE1L1Es, Jan 4-orace Dollar OBJ
- Mn. Va Ian s-wtlliam Penn.
sINGApORE. Jan s--Katuna>*Br)' 'fror"
Yokohama).
GLASGOW, Jan e-Asayrin tBr).
SHANGHAI. Jan s--Canfa fbrl. ,p.,
rIRADUs, Jan king Alexander tBr, ;
PLYMOUTH. Jan 6Noordam 'D"'
IIAMBuHG. Jan 7--Bayern tGcr)-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 7.-Reduc-
ton of wages, ranging from Is 70 q
per cent and including every class o.
marine employees on privatel y-owne 4
ships of the Pacific Coast. will be made
soon, it was announced to-day by of
ticials Of the Pacifc-American 81 :
Owners Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Ex-Empress Zita Stops i'll
Lisbon on WAY to Switzerland

LISBON, Jan. 7.-Former Empress
Zita OF Austria. on her way to Switzer-
land. arrived here to-day and stopped
for a few hours: She proceeded on
travelling incognito as Countess Susace,
vas entertained during her stay by
Count; Armada. leader Of the royalist
'cgitimist party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
BY Cable and Radio

George Washington. Bremen Jan for
Y. to United states Lines, with pass
mails and mdsc reported by wireless tina.
She would reach Ambrose lightship at +.
= M Friday, Jan 49, and would dock late
that evening at Pier !. lFobokcn.
Panhandle state. New York for London
TO y ; Lines with pass mails and mdsc
arrived at Boulosnc M Jan and
sailed p m for London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water Low water
Sandy Hook. 49,. So so a'se s ~ - So
Governors Island. $3.50 3:34 1000 1911
He'll Gate. .. 1850 SEA 1857 1l37
Winds At SEA To-day
riatteras to Key West and East Gulf
OF Mexico: Fresh northeast and east; uni
settled weather and occasional rains
West Gulf OF Mexico: Fresh, shifting
weather.
Caribbean Sea and Winward Passage
Moderate northwest and generally fair
weather.
North OF Sandy Hook: Moderate north
vast: fair weather.
Sandy Hook to Hattcras: Moderate. vari.
able becoming easterly: fair weather.
Bermuda and vicinity: Fresh, nurtherly
overcast weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
City Island
Bound South

Songvand (Norl. Boston for Now York
bethlehem (Br). Halifax for New York
Herman Winter Boston for New York
Bound East
Sch Il NJ Roberts OBJ. Jersey City FOR
st John. N y. Sailed Sch Leo lie Blanc
(Br). New York for Bellevicw Cove, N a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-08
Outgoing Steamships

Sail Tuesday
Mall Vessel
Closes, Sails
italia. Naples. ...... 0:3oAM 1900 PM
Crofton Hall, Monte
video ...............lo:o AM 2:oopM
SiXaola. KinEsto ZOO AM 100 NJ
Sail Wednesday
Estonis Danzis .....lo:3o AM 2:ooPM
Munarden. Matanxas., 1900 NJ
Sail Thursday
Mongolia, Hamburg. 800 AM 1900 M
WuertemberR. H'burR. 40 AM 1900 NJ
Calabria. Glasgow. 500 AM 1900
Montserrat. Havana. 7:30 AM 1900 AM
Luckcnbach, Girls
tohal ..............1o:3o AM 2:c0PM
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
DIAMOND POlNT:PARK
:" ,DIOlEKlLLED BY DOGS

/ Dogs gained entrance into the deer
park at Diamond Point at an early
hour Sunday morning and killed one
OF the two DEERE orraled there Tne
doe, commonly known as "Biddy"
was the victim Of the dogs, while the
buck was badly frightened. Aroused
by the commotlon in the corral, John
Ross, who lives nearby, rushe d to the
park just in time to see the dogs
leaving the enclosure. 1t is doubtful
if these dogs could be recognized by
him although a search is beng made
for them.
The doe was sent here two years
ago by Carlos Avery, state game and
fish commissioner, who has been in
formed of the animals death. Game
Warden John Cline, who was instru-
mental in securing this doe for the
Bemidji park, has already begun
making arrangements for securing
another is possible. This deer was
raised under the personal direction
Of George r. Baker, superintendent
Of the park board, who raised the
deer on a bottle when it was first re-
ceived here.
Entrance to the enclosure was gain
ed through break in the wire fenc-
ing, which was caused by the ice
having been forced against it earlier
in the, spring, When the ice receded
the hole in the fence was not dis
covered until the dogs had accomp-
lished the purpose of their visit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
RELEASED FROM. PRISON
RECONSTRUCT CHURCH
(By United Press)

p. Bismarck, N. D., May ID. Frank
Waggoner, squaw man and Indian
fighter since the days of General
Custer, was pardoned from the North
Dakota state prison to build church.
Waggoner, convicted Of stealing
81 bushels of grain, was granted
clemency by the pardon board in view
of his war record which also included
service with Colonel Roosevelt at San
Juan hill, and his sons sentence of
one year was committed, expiring to-
day.
The old warrior was under bond to
build a church. commencing work
April /, and would have sustained a
heavy financial loss. Sioux county
residents petitioned for his pardon.
Waggoner ST.. is one Of two men
surviving from Col. Reno's command
which was almost annihilated when
General Clusters force was wiped out.
The other man is Judge Walter Ster-
ling of, Dickinson. From the time
Of the Custer massacre until Is years
later, Waggoner was in the thick of
every encounter with the Indians in
this section Of the country.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
Sister Superior Announces that
St. Anthony Hospital Is to J,
Close; No Reason Given
OVER Is, 900 PATIENTS
HAVE BEEN CARED FOR
Closing Will Leave -. Bemidji
Without Hospital Until
Other Plans, Are Made

Announcement was made !, this
morning by Sister Superior Adelinus
to the effect that the St. Anthony
hospital will be closed June LIST. No
reason why this order is to be out
was given, nor what is to become OF
the uulldlng nor any information
with regard to future plans.
az This hospital was opened in 1899.
Mother Scnolastica kersr came to
Bemldji In 1898 wnen there were
only TWO or three buildings and with
three listers of st. Benedict opened
a hospital over Nangie's old store.
The tlrst wing of the present build
ing was begun in 1893, the second
in 1900 and in 1910 ST. Michael's
hospital OF Cass Lake was dlsmantl-
Cd and the buildlng> maUerlar was
used in the construction OF the last
addition. During this time the hos
p1tal has cared for over $4,000
patients and has rendered invaluable
service to the City OF bemloJt ana
the territory tributary.
The St. Anthony hospital is under
the direct province OF the Crookston
district ana contains about 100 beds.
During the past year only the first
and second floors have been used
regularly.
. The notice of closing is being is
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
BANK OF ENGLAND HAS
SEVERAL ODD FEATURES
Englishmen Cheered to Realize
~ That Their Bank Has Neat
Sum of Worlds Gold

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
London, May with frequent
reports, backed by official statistics
showing that the United States has
accumulated something like two
thirds Of the worlds store Of gold,
Englishmen were quite cheered to
learn that the Bank of England has
in fact the comfortable sum of 1885,
942,275 pounds in gold stored away
in it's cellars.
. The bank is required by law to
have this sum to back its note issue.
The last bank figures showed that
the total value OF Bank Of England
notes in circulation is 5,392,275
pounds, and under the Banks charter
the above mentioned sum of gold
must be on hand to back them.
1t is frequently forgotten that the
Bank of England is not state bank,
but private joint-stock company
with certain privileges and obliga-
lions The Bank of England was
founded in 1894 to hel finance the
Continental war and in return for
cash advance Of ll,0l5,100 pounds
the government permitted the bank
to issue notes to that amount with
CONTINUED on page, ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-05-01
.DANCEBY CHILDREN TO !
open :MAY:DAY AFF AIR

A regular May: Pole dance by a
number Of little tots dressed Tor the
occasion will, open the May Day dance
being staged. by. the Ralph Oracle
post of the American Legion at the
New Armory this evening. All who
plan on attending this dance are
urged to be; at the armory In plenty
Of. time to witness this feature event
which is toybe, staged between y
o'clock and 9:15. =. \ 80,
A number of other features which
promise to make this affair the most
enjoyable staged here for some time
have been arranged by the commit
tee in charge. Several Of these will be
in the, nature Of a surprise while
others will consist of a number of
vocal solos, and a May Pole dance IN
which the entire attendance will par
ticipate. Miss Florencei Laney will
also give at least twosfeature dances
which promise to be exceptionally
good. .. 'E"' 80
The armory has been neatly dec
Grated for this big occasion, a NUM-
Der Of the members Of the post spend
ing practically an entire, DAY to dEess
up the hall appropriately. Checkcroom
facilities will be offered and refresh il
ments will be served. Altogether a
very complete evenings, entertain
ment has been. arranged and every
indication is that the armory Will De
filled to capacity.
Music will be furnished by Dot
VANS orchestra and assurance mas
been given the committee in charge
that the best. OF. music will be gwen
This event promises to be one winch
will long be remembered and it Is
desired that all ipersons attending. pc
there in time to witness the opening
number. u.-t