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New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES

NEW loaK,IrNlTEp sTATEs rRusr r ST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK as trustee. Plain
executor and trustee under the will of Sclm
Marks. deceased; CHARLES NJ MARKS. in
dividually and az executor and trustee under
MARKS MONTAGUE MARKS. FRANCES
MAKKS his wife; JOEL MARKS, IDA
cEi.IN Law LEoNon(A (' + prNoS' &c JOSE: Sc
GRACE II LINCOLN. orEEN vIcToRiilA
TIE COHEN. BARROW MARKS. IRENE
MARKS. LILLE LEVINE Cor Lille Di-
yinel, MABEL. kASSEI.. HARRY APPLE
ANTONIA slLBERMAN ELLERSDIE
nlH9T lyITE G0MSrANGE Gsr,,. HYAMS ',,'HI RoBEHT
GENE DAVIS, BARNET Marks, HARRY
Isabel J. Grodiinxki. JACOB u WOLF. OIL VIZ RosA
WOLF. his wife; JOSEPH NJ J.. STRIKER
RI REALTY SuPERvISloN COMPANY and
YORK. Defendants. Action No. 1.-SUM-
MONS. Trial desired in the County OF New
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFEND
YoU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO an
s%er the complaint In this action, and to
attorneys within twenty days after the serv-
ice Of this summons. exclusive Of the day OF
D.
pear or answer. Judgment viii be taken
a1ainst you by default for the relief de
manded In the complaint.
Dated January %. 1913
STEWART g. SHEARER. Attorneys for
Plalntin. Office and Post Onicc Ad-
dress: No 45 Wall Street Borough OF
Manhattan. CITY OF New York
TO Ieonora Dixon. Queen Victoria Lcavitt.
Charles NJ. Marks. Jr., F.lersdle Dixon
MarRery Leavitt. John Lcavitt Aaron
I.esyitt. Jr and Harne, Marks:
The foregoing summons is served upon you
~ publication. pursuant to an order OF Hon
Edward G. Whitaker. IL Justice OF the Su-
preWe Court OF the State of New York
dated the 2sth day Of MAJ. 1919 and ned
wlth the complaint In The office Of tho
clerk Of the County OF New York. at the
County Con- I House. in The Borough OF
msnha'tan, tity. County and State OF New
YORK.
Dated May 81. 1919
sTEWAhr h SHEARER. Attorneys for
Plaintiff. once md Post once Ad-
ciess: 30. IS Wall Street. Borough OF
Manhattan. City OF Nsw York.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
The Unemployment
Problem,
FOR week the Brooklyn Rapid

FOR week the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, by means of
posters scattered over Brooklyn, has
been advertising for 800 men ticket
agents, $50 men guards and $50 men
conductors to take the places of
women the company is now discharg-
ing because of the Caulfeld- Lock
wood law, which prohibits women
working at night.
About 100 applicants a day have
been interviewed, yet up to yesterday
only 200 of the 900 jobs had been
filled. The conductors and guards
for ten-hour day are offered from
$3.50 to S4.40, while the ticket agents
are offered from $3.50 to $3.50 a day.
"What is the reason I've don't
now" said an official of the company
yesterday. at is not because the
men hesitate to take jobs left by
women. 1t is not because there is
nobody out of work. Is it because
workers are becoming more particu-
lar as to their jobs?
"The situation is an Illuminating
commentary on the question, Have
we any unemployment problem
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
AllHarbOr BOatrnen
Get Wage Increase
Under Arbitration
Raise Ranges From SIS for
Masters, Mates, Pilots and
Engineers to SIS for Men
on Double Grew Vessels

Increases ranging from $5 to sis a
month, with overtime for all work in
excess Of ten hours, are granted the
marine engineers, masters, mates and
pilots and harbor boatmen employed In
New York Harbor by the terms of an
agreement reached by committees rep
resenting the Marine Workers. Affilia-
ton and the private boat owners. The
agreement, Thomas L. Delahunty, pres
ident of the afiliation, said yesterday.
is subject to the ratification of the
several unions. 1t runs one year, with
back pay from April 21.
The agreement affects about 4,5OO
workers other than those employed on
government craft. 1t gives the mas
ters, mates, pilots and engineers an
increase of SIS a month over the old
rates in effect jrior to the strike last
March. The several classes Of harbor
boatmen receive from S5 to $40 month
increase, the lowest rate, S., being for
men employed on double-crew boats.
The prevailing demand for cooks is
recognized by an increase of SO a
month on all boats.
Previous to the strike the men were
not paid for overtime until after they
had worked twelve hours, so that, in
addition to the increase in the monthly
rate, men on many of the boats are
given an increase of about 16 per cent.
In addition there is full recognition of
their unions and the right of colec-
tive bargaining.
The proposition for a joint board
which will handle all disputes that may
arise is still before the committees. 1t
is expected that this will hang fire
until after the annual convention of
the international ongshoremen's AS
sociation in Galveston next month,
when it is thought differences now ex-
listing among the harbor workers that
stand in the way of such board may
be ironed out.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Newberry Men Lose
N. Y. Contempt Case
i. 5. Supreme Court Sustains
Judgments Against Cam
Daign MANAGERS

WASHINGTON, June 2.-In contempt
proceedings in New York growing out
of the FordNewberry Senatorial cleo
tion contest in Michigan, the Supreme
Court to-day sustained contempt judg-
ments against Newberrys campaign
managers.
The court in a unanimous opinion by
Justice Pitney held that the witnesses
had no right to raise constitutional
question regarding the corrupt practices
act and that to appear as witnesses is
public duty, provided witnesses are
summoned lawfully.
The proceedings grew out of the re-
fusal of Frank W. Blair, Allan A. Tenn
pleton and Thomas p. Phillips to an
swcr certain questions bv Federal
grand jury investigating the primary
campaign expenditures of Mr. New
berry. They contended Congress had
no authority to enavt laws regulating
primary elections in so far as the selcc>
tion of United States Senatorial candi-
dates was concerned.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Going On To-day
DAY

Free admission to the Metropolitan Mu-
scum OF Art. American Museum of
Natural History, American Museum of
Safety Metropolitan Museum OF Art
and the Aquarium.
Luncheon; MERCHANTS Association. Frank
candnTlp ai,in1s W,l rl,ans spsa on Eco9omic
Committee luncheon. Fifth Avenue As
sociation. Waldorf Astoria Hotel, ESQ
Luncheon. Retail Millinery Association
Hotel McAlpin, 1880 p m
Luncheon, Kiwanis Club. Hotel McAlpin.
Buffet luncheon, american Jersey Cattle
Club. Waldorf Astoria Hotel. p. m.
Luncheon, @ ,3,, Association of Dea lers of Ma
Luncheon, wiliam Demuth 6: Co., Wal
dorfAstoria Hotel. D. IN.
Turner's, Hotel McAlpin. ali day. 000
Nee ing. Metaphysica institute, Hotel Nc
1eeture. tu Miss s"a A. NJ =. von " Blombers Hote,
McAlph', p. m.
conventon Of the Fox Film Corporation
Manufacturers, Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Special matinee benefit performance of
Three Wise Fools at Criterion Thea
II; ire e. for the blind of New York City.
IN the Library Building at SIS D. m
frederick p. Kepple will speak on The
War as a Practi al Test of American
Scholarship sol Hamilton Hall, y. m
Meeting of the Daughters of the British
Empire, Hotel Commodore
Meeting, Stadium Symphony Committee
Hotel McAlpn, y. m
EVENING
Dinner, Rotary Club, Hotel McAlpin, s:45
Welcome reception. Republican Club. Jus
tice Edward r. Finch will speak, 31s
West Fourteenth Street. y. III.
Art Exhibitions
Academy Art shop, 53 West Fifty seventh
Street
Devonshiro Lace Shop, 60 Washington
Square. exhibition of bridal wells and
Dudcnsing Galleries, paintings and water
colors by W. S. Buckln.
Grolier Club, AZ East Sixtieth Street, ex-
hibition of bookbindngs
Nevorkian, 40 Wes. Fifty seventh Street
exhibition of sculpture by John Now
bray Clarke.
Kennedy g. Co. 61S Fifth Avenue, exhibi-
ton of old naval prints
knoedler's, exhibition of English sporting
prints
Mich Galleries. New York street scenes
and flag pictures by Chllde Hassam
Mussmann Galleries. exhibition of water
colors by Alice Judson
National Arts Club Galleries. members' an
nual sketch exhibition.
Vanity Fair shop, 7lS Madison Avenue
exhibition of photograph etchings by
Adele Brush
Powell Gallery. 9s3 Sixth Avenue. deco
rative paintings by Carlton T. Chapman
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
LEGAL NOTICES

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
%EW YORK uNiTED STATES TRUST
Plaintiff. against MONTAGUE u. COHEN.
as executor and trustee under the Will Of
Bclim Marks. deceased; CHARLES NJ.
MARKS individually and as executor and
trustee und.r the VIII of selim Marks de-
ceased: FLORA MARKS MONTAGUE
MARhS FRANCES MARKS. his wife
JoEh MARKS. IDA MARKS his wife
LEO NORA DlXON. JOSEPHINE HYAMS.
FLpkENCE Fd, WHITE, GRACE H. LIN
C0tN, oUEEN VICTORIA LEAvlTT.
coHEN BARRoW MARKs. III fnEIE: ; E;
1ARks LiI.L1E LEvINE Tor Lille Di-
Tins?. TG,S MAbEI, :, ., IL kAsSEL. HARRY APPLE.
LEAVY: ANToNfA slLBERMAN. Ell
r.nnsoiE th'r. ~, DIXON. Constance HYAMS.
Ecl ECbEkT / WHITE: ROBERT p. LIN
LEAViTT. JOHN LEAvfTT. AARON
LEAViTT: JR.. EUGENE DAVIS, BAR
NET MARKS, HARRY +. LINCOLN. as
5inski; JACOB WOLF. ROSA WOLF, his
wiio, W. e, .. JOsEPH n T. STRIKER. REALTY
0EfFrH az TT,s. xiSdgE 10, >, GcMPAHY THE PEOPLE
THE CITY or NEW YORK, Dcfcndants
Action No. ~-SCMMONs.-Trial de
snrd IN the county OF New York
TO the above named defendants.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint in this action. and
70 nffys COPY or your answer on the
after the sTryics of this HuIntnons ex.
elusive of the day of service, and Il. >.asc
Of your failure 70 appear or answer. juds
rnent VIII be tak~:. agalna; you by default,
n"~ tb~ RELIEF demanded in the complaint
roateo Jsnnary w. 1919
STEWART 4 SHEAkER. Plaintiffs At
toTneJs, cnleH aud Post once Ad-
dress So. - Wall Street. Boroneb ~
Manhattan. CITY Of New York
To Lronora DIXON. Queen Victoria
Lesvitt. CharieH II. Marks. Jr. Eilcrsdlc
Dixon. HAfgery LeaYitt John Leavltt
Aaron LeaYitf. Jr., and Barnett Marks:
The foregoing summons is served upon
yCo NJ publication. pursuant 10 an order
OF Hon. Efward g. Whitaker n Jusilcc ar
tBe Supreme court OF the State of E.y
TosH. dated the 2Sth day NJ May 1910
sn1 nieG with the complaint in the oi!ice
OF the Clerk ot the county ~ Sew York.
At the County couri Honse. ia he borough
OF Manhattan. cti5. County and StAts Of
Eew YnfI.
dated Mar g. 1917.
&JEWAHr T. sHHAEER. Attorneys for
Plaintiff; Once and Post Once nd
dres=. no. ~ Waii Street. Borough Of
J. Ianhattan, city OF Rev York
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
" North Pacific (Br.), Montreal for Fall
mouth Millinocket. New York for Ant

iiiou.i' A11i1iiochee' Ne" ioTk 1Or Ant
FALMOUTH. June 1-Arrived steame,
Kronprnsessin Margareta (swedD. Sar
FhoaHs BRIDGE Ne fIHn fDF
GlBRALTAK, May 3o-Passed: Steamer
Urkiola Mendi (Span.l, New York for Bar
lNorJ, Phiadslphia for Triests: slss
steamer Caserta Utal.), New York ToI
HALIFAX. y: s. June 2-sailed
HONG KONG, May 26.-Arrived: Steam
er Harold Dollar, Vancouver.
HULL May Sl.,-Arrived: Steamers Bur.
steamer Francisco OBI. New York
k!NsALE. June ~; 2xPassea: p Steamer
LE1rH. June I-sailed Steamers Cate
rino (Br). st. John, n. B.; Rapidan (BrD
LIsBoN. May es.-Arrived Steamer
LIVERPOOL. June 1.-Arrvcd: Steam
ers Salient (BrD, Cienfuegos VIC Norfolk
and Queenstown, Sire ;hfillan (BrD, New
York
zAEp ; . June xsw Tassea yo@s d. s;samsrs
'rolos (BrD Boston for London, Triumph
New lerh .Ih f., for London, n;,oa. s.,
ers Roma (Br). Newcastle; Dunbridgf
(BrD. London, Thomas j. Drummond
oBro Hayana; sardinan nr (BFo; Ay0m IN
PERNAMBUCO. May 3l.-Arrived:
Steamer Negus, Perth Anlboy via Norfolk
Mongolan Prince (Br). New York. .9th
arrived: Steamer Persian Prince, New
TENER1FFE. May 3o-sailed Steamer
Lakeside. New York.
TlEHTSlN S,5S,orf MAY yanSaavez s5Arrived Bare
saxoleine (Br). New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03

soth calabria (Br.) ltrom Paermo), New
York; H6vF! Hedesp dsng6! !RT5, BathYrst
LEGHORN, May 25.-sailed: Steamer
BqrghI!d I! pG" INor)' Hampton Road. Roads c.
eers Canada lBro, Montreal; Digby (BrD.
St Johns. n; F; Essequibo (Br). Port
Br h New YorS rNnsan
Montreal: arrived Plattsburg New York;
scotian (Br). Montreal; Musician (Br.),
,1a,A1 L.zARp, May sl:-Passed: Steamer ceris
LONDON. May a1.-Arrived: Steamers
NAV (BrD. Philadelphia. June 2.-Ar-
rived: British Major lBr:l,. Port Arthur
via New Orleans; Pamela, New Orleans via
@ay Br5 a55!Nsa
etc; sailed Merchant CBr3. Savannah.
MALAGA May 23- Sailed: Steamer
Aft tDan), New Orleans.
r.. MANILA. May 26.-Arrived Steamer
Stanley Dollar. San Francisco.
srgi ex-AustD, Hampton Roads. s> '''''
g. MoNTEvIDE9, sl,,s s.I,o May 3 - Arrived:
NAPLES. May 25.-saiIed: Auxiliary
schooner Huntey Br). Portland Me !;
29I Sailed: Steamer Canopie (Br.). New
War spaniel, New York. N''' '''A'''9'
capx.a pARA " Nay. Nay ,so,Arrived: Schooner
~iSO. 6S w A1iNry, JI'f OpOTlO LOT New I Ork
RIO GRANDE, May o9-Arrived
steamer Tonnyson (Br), New York.
RIO JANEIRO, May %. - Arrived
steamer Panuco. New York.
ROTTERDAM. May 27.-Arrlved: Auxil-
iary schooner Rardfontein (Br). New
ST. MICHAELs, May s1.-Arr,ved
Steamer Re d'ltalia Ntal>, New York
ST. NAzA1RE May 2s.-sailed: stesm
er Lake Cara. United States
,.. ST. VINCENT. c. V. May 27.--Sailed: ::
steamer Australford (Br) Nrom Accra)
New York
SANTOS, May 2S-Arrived: Steamer
Mongolian Prince (Br.) New York.
CraysOn.
sUEz. May -Arrired-steamer City
OF Hangoon, Calcutta for Boston and New
roPoLoBANGO. May 24-saIled: Mo
tor ,Csil shtr 1,r, Astoria. San Francisco.
DON Elk. June l-PaSsad: Steamers
Ralto tNorp. New York for Antwerp:
Graecia (Swed). Philadelphia for do ,
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03

Islands, via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.,
at $50 p m. June T. per steamship EN-
press of Russia.
Japan. Korea. China. Siam and Meth
erlands, East Indies. via Seattle. at $50 p.
m, June 10. per steamship Tyndareus.
Hawaii and Philippine Islands, via San
Francisco, at $50 p. m, June IA. per
steamship Siberia Maru.
Japan, Korea, China Siam. Cochin China
and Netherlands East Indies. via San Fran
cisco at $50 p M. June IA, per steam
ship Suwa Maru
Hawaii via San Francisco, at $50 .. NJ,
June 1e. per steamship Lurline.
>. Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands. New
Zealand and specially addressed mall for
Australia, via San Francisco. at $50 p. m,
June 25. per steamship Moana.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
FOREIGN PORTS,

ANTWERP. May Sl.-Arrived: steamer
App: L b, by 'Br1; 'Bru1s;>N New w YoEls Ix.,,.., s.
sn1,,,.,, nnyo Narn a (Jap)' San Francisco'
orS AToiNMoET1l npi>,sh 'une 1Isaied: Steam
Indier date War Redcap). Sandy Hook
Qor orders).
:, AZORES. May 2s.-sailea: Battleship
SostOn
', BARROW. June Arrived: Steamer
"a1 Br,if11v Ha1[ax SER T, i Halifax, In n S .
Steamer Gantoise (Belg), Philadelphia for
IARBADos, May a1.--sailed Steamer
schooner Esther Hanknson (Br) Pensa-
BARRY, May 3o.-sailed: Steamers
New York: odland (Nor), New York.
om B0RDEAuN, 8 ,I.,. Nay 2S:-Arrived: steam
+. .Is:: BREsT: Nay .. Sailed: lsattleship
0,fansnorn CTR Ninnesota, Newport News:
DARTMOUTH, May 3o.-Sailed: Steamer
BUENos AYREs. May 2s.-Arrived
steamer Lewis X: Thurlow. New York
sailsq r az sehoonsr lI.esper, Sew York.
b fdre 5spSn pS S''aTrS War NAph Amss,
,Tsr.O. sydney c. r. Sailed: 3oth. siealn-
er ,r. Leon NH 'Span.), New York. Arrived
II, },
leans via Havana.
:, cAGL1AKI. May % Arrived: Steamer
MasNararprszag Gtal), Philadelphia.
CALLAo. May 27-Arrived: Steamer
Idaho Aberdeen. Wa~1
CAPE TOWN. May 27.-Arrived: Steam
er Matopno (Br). New York
CARDIFt, ,N'ay 81 Sailed: Steamer
CHRISTIANIA. May 24.-Sailed: Steam
er oscar ~ tDan). New York.
Vinstra INorD. New York via Cape Town.
DARTMOUTH. May 30.-Sailed: Steam
er Mantoso. New York. Arrived: June Q
steamers Calvert Baltimore via Falmouth
AraNan Dutch), Philadelphia via Fal-
mouth
DURAN. May 27-sailcd: Steamer
Rotti Outch) Grom New York;. Padang
EMDEN. May 21.-Arrived previously
Steamer Ternate. New York via Rotter-
dam. .
FALMOUTH May so-Arrivcd Steamer
Arahan Qoutch). Philadelphia; Pamela.
New York.
GENOA, MAY 26.-Arrived: Steamer
Lake Gradan, New York
GIBRALTNR. May %. = Sailed: Steam.
crs Somerset Grom Algicrs), New York:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Barometer Readings
a. m 3002I p. m. 2999 p. 1901
Other Peoples Weather

Other Peoples Weather
WASHINGTON, June 2-High tempera-
lures for the season continue over the central
ana northern districts cast of the Missis-
slppl River while to the westward as far as
the Rocky Mountains they arc much below
me seasonal average. with further decided
tall IN Iowa. Western Missouri and the west
Gulf states. On Monday morning the lowest
June temperatures of record occurred in Dor
tions of Eastern Colorado In the Northwest
temperatures are again rising rapidly and
they also remain quite high in the Pacific
states.
There were showers in the plains states
and showers and thunderstorms in the upper
Mississippi Valley, the Gulf and south Allan
tic states, but no other precipitation of con-
sequence.
There will be showers Tuesday and Wednes-
day in the Ohio Valley. Tennessee, the east
Gulf and south Atlantic states, and Tuesday
night or Wednesday in the lower lake region.
In the upper lake region showers Tuesday
will be followed by fair weather Wednesday.
Temperatures will be somewhat lower over
the districts where showers are indicated
but in the middle Atlantic states and New
England they will remain high.
Forecasts for Special Districts. Eastern
New York, New Jersey and Delaware, fair
to-day and probably tomorrow little change
in temperature.
Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. partly cloudy to-day: thunderstorms
and cooler by night and Tomorrow
New England, fair to-day and probably to-
morrow: little change in temperature
Eastern Pennsylvania, fair and continued
warm to-day tomorrow unsettled showers
and cooler in north and west portions.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close al tho Cen
eral Postoffce, City Hall Postoffce Station
New York. follows:
Hawaii, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco, at 5 80
o. M June 5, per steamship Ventura.
Hawaii. via San Francisco. a. 5 80 p. M
June s. per steamship Manoa.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Ia pan. Korea. China and Philippine ISL
ands via San Francisco. at $50 p M. June
8, per steamship renyo Maru.
Japan Korea China. Siam, Cochin China
Netherlands East Indies and Philippine
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Costings Committee in England

Amba ssador John W. Davis REPORTS
from London that the embassy is in
receipt of communication from the
British Ministry of Food in which it
is set forth that an agricultural cost
ings committee has recently been set
up as permanent department by the
boards of agriculture and the ministry
of food.-Commercia Reports
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Thursday
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE, June 2,-Arrived: steam
srs Gnono n0eS Me redt
Calao; soestdyk Gothenburg. Cleared
Motor ship Sc eiandia, Aalborg.
Galtymore hr}. glasgow; Plainfcld'
Banes, Cuba; Lake Granger, Chicago via
Montreal; Lake Grcenpier. Detroit via
Montreai: kershaw. Baltimore and Nor
William Nottingham (Nor). Port Eliza
beth, $. A.. via st: Thomas. Sailed:
Steamer Ontario Baltimore via Norfolk.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Juno 2-Passed in
for Baltimore: Steamer Hawaiian. Rio
CHARLESTON. June . Arrived ::
DELAWARE BREAKWATER. Del.
June 2.-Passed out: steamer Mcrrimack,
Philadei iphia for Boston.
ers Lampasas, New York Minnie de Lar
rnaga a eBrD. Manch' ster- Sailed: steam :
(Br.). Ghent via Newport News. -'''0
JACKSONVILLE, June . Arrived
Shar1"s, Sinamsfs C9manGhe Nsw York via
W Truitt. jr:. Fort de France. Sailed :
s'sam6rs rana6ns VA. Wal'er 2, Hagdcas1le Tanpco
Tindadian. Tampico.
G, PEMSAGolA. Iune 2.-Arrlved: Tug
vana. Sailed: Tug Nimrod. towing barge
Slty oI san Antonio. Havana; schooner
Santa Rosa. Gothenburg, Sweden.
- PHILADELPHIA. June : Arrived ::
Steamers Byrington CVor). Port Antonio ;
J. w. Van Dyke Thameshaven; Gargoyle,
Oporto: w. NJ. Irish. Port Lobos Quantico,
Wilmlngton. Del Dorchester, Boston.
PORTLAND. Ne. June .. - Sailed :
Steamers Henry Clay, Havre; Yankee
Boston and Norfolk.
G, PORT PORT Gaps, La. June 2.--Arrived: :
vernon (NorD, Tela; Excelsior. Havana :;
Fort Wayne, Norfolk; kalfari (Nor.),
Havre; Lucelne OBr). Port Arthur
Nueces. Progreso: O. T. Waring. jackson
VILE; Tegucealpa (Hond.). Ceiba Tilem-
achos (Gk), Norfolk; Upton, Port Bar
rios schooners Annie NJ Murphy. Mobile :
GiVenchy CFr). Coonon. Sailed Steam
ers {. "a Garfield. Tam pico; Cciba (Hond J.
Geeiba; Harmonic uar), Dartmouth via
(Br.), and barge Navahoe, London; Lake
Otlsco, Cuban ports; Vera (Nor), Stann
Creek via Belize. Port Barrios and Liv-
ingston; War Rajput IBrD. Falmouth,
NEW ORLEANS. June e.-cleared
Steamors Meltonan (Br). Liverpool; Min
isia, Mobile; Olivia Ubr) Shanghai via
Solch ana lonolulu: Qunitsan Ilond },
Omoa Via Port Corte4; Rama. Bluetields ;
Nildfusl tNor) }, Kingston, Jamaica.
-. SAVANNAH. Ga. June 2.-Arrivcd: ::
Steamers Brandon, Iluelva via Bermuda =.
City Of Mont gomery Boston. Cleared
Bark Fclisberta U'ort), Oporto.
TAMPA, Fia.. June 9.--Arrived: Schoon-
eTs tercelcr tBr), Porto Padre; Corinthia
,bro ,br.o' Cara ., barsn Sailed; Bark solheim
Port Arthur.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, June @
Sailed schooner Oakwoods, from New
York for st. Johns y. b.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Mexicans Found Haven in L. S.

During the war considerable num-
beis of MeXicans entered the United
States to work on farms, on railroads.
IN mines and on government construc-
ton.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
';;;'|'||8R}4(lzMAN,All1f%
Weather Report
Sun rises. ....... 5 5:27 Sun sets
Moon rises. 10 :58 am. Moon sets

Local Forecast.-Far and continued warm
To-day; tomorrow unsettled and somewhat
cooler: gentle to moderate south winds. be-
coming variable tomorrow.
AoeaI Ohicial Record.-The following Of
nciai record shows temperatures during the
iast twenty-four hours, in comparison with
the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03

HIghest. " degrees Cat 80 p. m.) low
est, % lat 2:45 n. m.) average, rs average
same date last year, 84 average same date
for thirty-three years. IS.
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
Humidity

a. IN. -. G. | p. m... .. IL 8 p. m.... 40
New-York tribune., 1919-06-03
BELMAR, n. j.
MONMOUTH. \. j.
MAINE.

The North jersey Shore Resorts Of Mob
mouth County Bid You Welcome.