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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-12
WEATHER REPORT

For North Carolina: Partly cloudy
tonight at 500 at the Mayors office.
It is urged that all members be pres
ent.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-12
The Halifax
Jury List

The following is list Of jurors
drawn at Halifax Tuesday for the Au-
fgust term Of Halifax Superior Court
which convenes at Halifax on Mon-
tday, August Is.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1921-07-12
HOUSE OvERRULES
DEMOCRAT OPPOSITION
(BY Associated fr1ss)

(By Associated Fress)
Washington, July 12.-The Ho4
adopted, over almost solid Demoe ,
opposition, special rule gor ng
consideration of the Forddns ,ariff
bill
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Merchant Marine Praised by
Late American Legion Head

The Shipping Boards motion picture
entitled "America's Merchant Marine"
was reviewed week ago by the late
Colonel +. w. Galbraith jr., commander
of the American Legion.
Twcnty-four hours before his tragic
death, Colonel Galbraith, in a written
Endorsement reviewing the picture
stated; "The growth, maintenance and
prosperity OF American shipping must
ever be close to the heart Of every
patriotic American citizen, The Amer
lean Legion heartily subscribes to the
motto, Keep the Stars and Stripes on
the Seven Seas the preamble to our
constitution pledges US to God and
country, and an adequate merchant
marine is national asset in peace
and . necessary weapon in war"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
British Capital Ships
To Cost So, 900, 900
Navy Estimate for Vessels To
Be Built This Year Is An
nounced i'm Commons

LONDON, June is (By The Associ-
atcd Press).-The total expenditure
proposed for this year on the building
Of capital ships for the British navy is
92,000,000, Lieutenant Colonel Amery,
Parliamentary and Financial Secretary
to the Admiralty. stated in the House
OF Commons to-day.
Lord Lee of Fareham, First Lord of
the British Admiralty, announced in
London on March IA last that the
British naval estimates for 1922
amounted to 91,1S6,869 pounds gross
and 82,l79,o0o pounds net In his
statement explaining the estimates
Lord Lee pointed out that economies
proposed included a reduction in the
number of capital ships in full COM
mission from twenty to sixteen. as
compared with thirty Weight in 1914
The sum of e2,50o,000 had been in
cluded in the estimates for replace
ment ships, he added, in view of the
fact that some OF the capital ships Of
the older types virtually were obsolete
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

In 1852, came in with a Cargo OF lumber
from the chickshominy bearing her Years
with more dignity than yesselu half her
age
To-day tbs steamer rravsoy. gtato
which has been nj Newport Nevts having
improvements in ventilation and aeeor1u1o-
oations AAdr, returned to take the niace
OF the Buckeye State She fa is sal an
June 10, taking passenseta ard freight
With the sfactic Mali Stealnsnir Corn
pany scheduling the departure from this
pert on june rs OF the latest addition to
It's feet in the Empire state there viii be
repeated the sailing on the name date Of
two competitive lines as In the case of tho
Golden state and the Hawhe"e State three
months ago. The Empire Stnte viii make
h@r test trials in the Delaware on Friday
and at once come to Baltimore Already
seventy have booked az the Baltimore of .
hoe for paFsage on the steame-. Havana
VIII be touched an the outward passa ge
and north of the Pacific entranca to toe
Panama Canal stops will be MAIDS Mt the
many attractive ports which have been
developed by the Pacific Mail lines In Gem
trail America and Mexico. Captain Henry
Nelson Will have command of the Empire
State
Katd Tabet, British subject from the
Iand OF the Salipha. and Raul Santa a
Hraziltan, stowaways on the British steamer
Strathiorne from Hevre, were ordered de-
ported by the immigration officials
captain 1dnnaeus Hudgins Of tho
steamer GeoTgeanna Weema, of the Halls
chaw Steamship Line. between Baltimore
ana New York. who remained ashore Il trip
while threatened with appendicitis to ds =
resumed command before the steamer
saiied for New York. ON the last trip the
Weems, in charge of Captain Charles.
brought another consignment of 500 tons
OF refined sugar
The Vacuum Oil Company's tanker
Rochester arrived at Sparrows Point to-
day from Philadelphia and was fmmedi-
ateiy placed in dock for repairs to dam
aged hull. The Rochester was built bv the
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Lake PORTS

CLEVELAND. June 16-Arrtved: strs
Eastern States, Detroit; City of Buffalo,
BuHalo; city of Erie, Cedar Point: Tour
ist. Sandusky. Glen Lion. Port CoIboru
q A Tomlinson, Buffalo; w stafford
BuFrA1o, June 15-Arrived. s.rs c D
ltradley, Galcite North Lake Duluth
l'ydrus Chicago Robinson. Superior
CpNNEAUT, June 15--Arrtved: Strs Nc
Cfi'vary Shiras. J Burlington II s vii
kinsop. y w Pargny Duluth: r r Ricn-
afdson, Marinette; Price Mckinne5 Buf-
sANDUsKY June t5-Arrived; strs Haz-
arc, Bunalo: James Davidson. Conneaut
LORA NE, June 15-Arrived: Strs Shaw.
Morst Duluth Durham. Buffalo Kopp
Ashtanula: Wesee. Sandwich Alucna
Apeha, Rondeau; Homer d Williams Con
AsHTABULA. June 1s-Arrived: strs
Gletus Schneider, Midland; Maplegranre
toronto; Linden, Montreal Thouas wal
ters. Superior. "
TOLEDO, June 15--Arrived: strs Grand
Island, Milwaukee; S Tilden. Sandwich
MeNcoll -
FAIRPORT. June 15-Arrived: strs F. c
Gollins, Superior; Pentecost. Mitchell Two
HURON. June 15-Arrived: strs Poly.
hesla Syng Inlet; Denmark Lorsin.
DULUTH. June 15-Arrived: Strs Coal
Berry, Yates, Goodyear, Shenango r
hubbard, Porter. Farrell. Mars, Delaware
TWO HARBoRs. June 15-Arrived str
MAN1Towoc. June 15-salled. Str
Argus, Chicago
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

City {B,0.
soUTnAmproN, June 1s~str olympic
(fsr1
SANTOS, June l1~~str r.aland, eBr,.
ROTTERDAM, June 1o--Str Mijdrecht
SINGAPORE, June l1--str Hague aaru
(Jap}
uAyRE June li--str Leopoldtn. Graz,
laro (Sp}
NAFtBs, June s--str virginian.
FLUSHING, June i2--Str MANDY Brtd 90
ROTTERDAM, June IL Str Ryndam
tI.u1
NAPLES. June s--strs Duea D.Ao,ta
tltsil, GoGredo MameU OtaN
GENOA. Juno il - Str t;iuaeppi yerdi
BoRDEAtN. Juno o. stra oacoda.
,PlRAEuS June 6-Str King Alexander
BRISBANE, June 18--s,r Canadian Plan
ter Bro '''''
HAL1FAE. June 1S-str Ardmore.
Arrivals from New York
CQFENHAGEN, June 14-str Frederik
ROTTERDAM. June a--str West Camp
gaw, via Manila.
t3kNAHibUCo, Juno 1o-str sa1ugt
(Br) "@e
SANTOS, June 1o-str 7roubadour
apUBRovNrK, Juxa 12-str calabria
LIVERPOOL. June l4-str wukeno
.AvoNMoUrH. Juno 14-str Seminole
(Br) q
TALcAHUANo, Juno 1a--str Minneoya
HAVANA. June i5-str Henry z NAL
lory. - ~
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Sailed Yesterday

strs Stanley Dollar (Aml San Fran.
cisco; James McGee (An). Port Lobos
Gulfcoast tAm), Port Arthur: U S nat.
feld Southern Drin Grounds; Cananovs
Arn), Port Antonio; Sunricho fAn). Nor.
Lolk; Stcard, Southern Drill Grounds
Herbert. Preble and Schenck, Southern
prlll r Grounds; Suwied (Am). santander
Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda; Romeo
lSr), Manchester; Matura (Br) Trinidad
GavInallia (Brl Liverpool. Maureta MIA
S5r), Southa ampton; SommeIsdiik (DN
Sanarang; Mary (Am) PueYta Plata
1sa oela tAml. Mayaguez; Naneric (Br)
6Eomoay Es, Haraid (Dar) Santiago IAgurie
tSw). Piraeus: Hamilton tAu) Norfolk
Algondntn fAnll, Puerta Plata: Gpiane
IBID. st Thomas; IL Estero (Amy. NeW
Vrleans; nj Occidente tAm) Galveston
Aden Maru fJap). Kobe Pletades (AinY
Mobile Lake Tippsh (Am). Baltin1nre
Ered W Welier (An). Port Lobos: L S
Biaek Hawk. Pennsylvan MIA I.eary CulgoA
Dickerson. Southern Drill Grounds: snh,
nat l. Gorton {Aml. San Domingo; An.
tonic Lopez tSpl, Cadiz: st Mary (Br)
Antilla; East Side. Norfolk: Agwtdale
Galveston; Astmafco ". Tnxpam
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Navy Orders

From. The Tribuae's WASHINGTON Bureau
WASHINGTON, June is.-->Navy orders
issaea to-day follow:
Beail Ems NJ to U. S. s. Nevada.
%S@ttermole. Dns. j, Is. to Boetoa.
S aiF tt Z ". to a. $ s Florida
osYtd Eus ". T.. to destroyer force, At
DoNnes Ems f. II. to L. S. S. Arizona.
yefguson. 1t n. r., to L. s. : Florida.
foWiers Ems, A. B., to Y. s. 5, Nevada.
ssoss, Com. n. H., to Newport.
@enny, It. 4. r., 10 destroyer force, At
d, sntic feet.
Aattison. Ap. elk. NJ. c.. 10 Hampton
}iaz Boa'n T. to Il. s. $. North Dakota.
essaEe Com. c. b. 10 L. s. s. piciterson
s,echptie. Com. W. s., to bingham
s3 ss3e5 ntosh. LIT. Com Is. e., TO Washington
ss'tl9lndae. 1t. A. o.. to Philadelphia.
t@ieF Ems. III. E,. to destroyer force. At
Powell Ems. r. r.. to U $. s. rennsyl-
lp.cogMnan. 1t Com. c. A., to U. $. S, Ford.
sargent, Capt. J.. r.. to Squadron H. de-
AZ 'stroser force, Pacific feet
''hgaua. 1t. Com. F, 10 u. S. S. Sat
smith. Ems. n. H.. to U. s s Ponnsyi-
,Tfhebeud, 1t Com Il. II. to Washington.
T,,nll,lin1s roin l,lin1sen II. p. W. to SAN Diego.
Nvus,fsxyltle. H. w. H. H.. 10 Ssnto Domingo.
W. ,ms.eeason. Gem. w B. 10 Washington.
Psa,sr P5ssIfsorth cofi. r. B., SO destroyer force,
%'sss,eeier, ss.ag Capt IL H. 70 Y. s. 8. Cali
ha,slas. aslals. g 6 n e r s S aIyllany,
sah' Lit e. j., TO u. =. a, Waters.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Development of
Colony Resources
Sought by Britain
Research in Many Parts of
Empire Will BE Carried
Out by the Government;
Asks Funds of Parliament

Extensive research work is to be
carried out on behalf of the British
government for the purpose of develop
ing the economic resources of the
british colonies and protectorates.
Parliament is being asked for an an
preparation of 100000 for overseas
work, the sum to be spread over q
number of years.
Support was obtained for the pro
posal by the discovery OF bauxite in
British territories. 1t is stated that
extensive deposits of this ore have
been located in British Guiana where
the deposits are now being worked.
Consul General Robert P. Skinner
reports from London that Colonial
Research Committee mas been organ
lied. In East Africa grant &C $4,000
will be made to be used in search
for coal and water. In the Seychelles
the services Of a competent mycologist
and entomologist are desired and a
grant of 81,200 has been recommended
In the Bahamas research officer has
been recommended for the investig>-
tion of sponge, and here a grant is
contemplated for s4,500, spread over
three years. 1t is also proposed to set
Up laboratory on the island Of Abaco.
A scientifically trained forester is
required IN BrlGSh honduras, ana the
possibility of making wood pulp is
under advisement. 1t is also believed
that there are possibilities of mineral
oil, bauxite and gold being discovered.
In the Leeward Islands the matter Of
prospecting for petroleum is under
consideration and q geologist has been
appointed for this mission.
Great fisheries possibilities are to be
investigated in the Falkland Islands.
In Uganda it is considered that efforts
should be made to utilize for the man
ufacture of paper the enormous tracts
of elephant grass and papyrus which
are found in most districts.
IN the Federated Malay States the
government geologist advocates re-
search for minerals of economic value,
such as tantalite, thorite, uranium min
erals and monazite in the heavy i'm
purities separated from tin ere, and
the treatment of those already known.
In Jamaica the banana industry is
threatened with Panama disease, shown
to be due to the presence in the soil
of vegetable organism known as a
fusarium. Immediate research work is
needed with regard to this disease, and
also with respect to the several causes
which bring about decay and discolora- l.
ton of evaporated bananas, or what
are commonly known as banana figs.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
,0O0, 600 Pool
Planned by Banks
TO Aid Sfockmen
30 Months Credit ON Loans
Made al Current Rates,
Plus | Per Cent. VIII
BE Granted by Fund

CHICAGO, June 15.-A bankers
$5oooo,0oo pool, designed to give i'm
mediate relief by loans to livestock
men of the country, was recommended
to-day by Chicago, New York and other
bankers meeting here at the request of
Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, act
ing after conference with Western
Senators. John r. Mitchell, of the
Federal Reserve system, and Eugene
Meyer, managing director of the War
Finance Corporation, represented Sec.
retary Mellon.
Under the plan outlined, which will
DC presented for ratification by a con-
ference of Chicago bankers, who mill
in turn confer with New York finan-
elers, livestock men would be enabled
to obtain thirty-six months credit on
loans made at current rates, plus | per
cent, out not to exceed in total S per
cent.
Administration OF the pool would be
placed in the hands of committee of
trustees, with paid manager.
The per cent addition to the cur
rent interest rates would go to the
country banker or commission investi.-
eating the applicants credit.
George M. Reynolds, chairman of
the board of directors of the CONT
mental and Commercial National Bank
was chairman of the committee evolv-
ing the plan and the others with
him were Thomas A. NARROW, president
o. the National Bank of Helena, Mont.
W. l.. Thompson, vice-president of the
First National Bank, Portland. Ore;
John Clay, of Clay & Robinson, Chi,
caeo; E. F. Swinney, president of the
First National Bank of Kansas City;
". ". Turney, president of the Texas
Cattle Raisers' Association; C. J
Jaffray, president of the First Nationa,
Bank of Minneapolis; P W. Goebel
president of the Commercial National
Bank, Kansas City. and S. T. Kiddoo
president of the Live Stock Exchange
Chicago.
Formation of $4,000 900 pool is
said to have been approved by j. P
Morgan, who with other Eastern bank
ers is willing to SWING half of the
sum.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Station

Tpistancc is given IN miles Reports are
dated |, at noon unless otherwise speeiiied-
Agawatn 21o f Cape Henry June IL
Agwimoon e. > Jupiter June a.
Agwiworld 2as from Sand Key Juno IL.
Agwisun 10 h Nantucket June 5.
Argosy So Sw by S Sand Key Juno IA
Bannacz $50 n Ambrose midnight June 4.
Bayway 10 Hiilsboro June IA.
Benz Brewster 303 SW NatteraS June "a.
Brilliant Is SE Sand Key June IA.
British Peer "A wNW sonbrero juno u.
Canadian Miner pd Jupiter AM June IA.
Carlton 40 n Jnptter June a.
City OF St Louis 231 s Ambrose June "a.
| Clement Smith t6 e Sand Key June IA.
Coppename 7o6 s Scotland Nv June IA.
Coquins 2 sE EiiIsboro =, Isl.,.e lyme a.
Champion Anderson 2so NE Jupiter
currier 29s " Sand Key June a..
| Cushnet NE Great Stirrup Cay juno 4.
Cuttyhunk 34J by n Hatteraa June IA
Dannedailze 326 f Delaware Capes PM
Dartford 5ss f Tampico June IA
Delevan SO Ambrose June 15.
Dorchester pd Fire Island June Is.
Durham Maru 23o NE Balboa - AM
f r. Kemp rs W Havana June IA
Eastern Cross rs Cape Henry PM
June II.
Edward /. poheny III 115 wsw ST Angus
tine June "A.
El Sol 62 S Jupiter June Ia.
Ell Vale 20 S Jupiter June ~.
Esparta 556 n Teia June IA.
Fleetco SO w Sand Key June t.
Franklin X Lame 20 Wsw Sand Key
G r Grove 80 f Key West June ~
Gloucester 14o SW Gayhead June Is
Grecian Is NE Winterquarter June IS.
Gulfmaid 16s NE Jupiter June 13.
Gulf Queen 202 f Miami juno IA
Hahira 2o5 NE Jupiter June 13
Henry r Mallory 209 y Havana Juna IA.
Houma 400 f Miami June ! a.
ONeill 1873 \ jupiter June IA,
japan Arrow 40 NE Jupiter June IA.
Joseph Seep 1914 NE Jupiter june Il.
KekosAeo 40 E Hatteras Iune IA.
kennecott passed Cape Heniopen June Is.
Lake FightinG l53 Jupiter June | A.
Laramie 290 So Mobile Bar June Ia.
Masconomo 1885 s Hatteras June IA.
Massasoit 270 SW IIatteras June IA
Mexican 7S5 S Ambrose June IL
So, Morro Gsstle ISn 1S& Y w Hsvana Cs Jrne H.
Muneric 30 S Jupiter June IA
Nantucket Sc sw Fire Island Ju1e 15
Nora l65 Hatteras June Is.
Northwestern Bridge 276 Hatteras
Palema s37 S Scotland I4V June X
pennsylvania 1870 Sc South Pass June IA.
Rayo 20 Wsw sand Key June il.
San Bias 1.324 $ NantucEet June Il.
San Mateo 72S S Nantucket June Il.
San Jose N waiting Island June A.
Schodack 165 Cape Henlopen PAI
June IA.
Schoodic Sc Miami June IA
Solitaire Fowey Rocks June "A.
Standard $50 " Jupiter June IA
Steadfast lat % 5s ion 20 SO June "A.
Steel Worker 80 y Cristobal June "a
Texan 600 Ambrose June IA
| Iiviyes SOS Ambrose June IA.
Vesta 90 SW Hatteras June IA
Virginia Bridge 900 Il Sand Key June IL.
" + j. LIBBY p T. 264 WHY Tortugas June IA.
Walter Jennings 90 N Jupiter June IA
Aacapa $50 S Scotland IV June IA
ZODp0r AZ q
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Hotel for $500 Being Built
In Cherbourg for Esnigrants

CHERBOURG, June 15-The Cunard
and White Star steamship lines are
erecting huge hotel here. The build
ing will accommodate $500 persons
The construction of the hotel is due TO
the fact that owing to the new iInmi-
grafton regulations enforced by the
United States, many third class passen-
ing
Two hundred of these passengers
were left at Cherbourg to-day when the
captain of the Olympic refused to &C
cept them for transportation to the
United States, declaring they had not
complied with the new regulations
These passengers now must await the
sailing of the Adriatic, June %.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Cleared

ST. sonnaa Isdvz 1ot>. Captain Kok;
Str Glenspsan 1Isrl. Captain Hill, Rio de
Janairos zF'urness, yvithy & GO.
ST 81 Montelair (Am>. CAPTAIN BoIin;
sbfoGn sri1S,1,r and and Rotterdam; Cosmopolitan
ST. Fred w Weller (Am). Captain Lihdalz
FoTt I,4oos; Robert I. Hague.
Str Harald DAM CAPTAIN CIernmensan
SaGntIago; New York q Cuba Mail S S Co
Beiti,,,o2s LAX ra1ppah =, (Aml. Cap:ain Lord
Str Ei occidente tAm} sI1Ss't csnts1r q oo ca
oeaL; Gaiveston -, Southern Pacific Co.
Ns,t, str cis,. ~ Estero tAml, Captain Petersen
ST. East Side (Am), Captain ioh,so,
Nor1o!k; Cosmopolitan Shipping Corp.
>,ahg Str ,,, HaT7iltqn M !Am), Captain Nelson
Str Aden Maru (Japl Captain Yan,s
Inoto; Yokohama; Harriss, McGuI &. Co.
str Algonquin (Aml, Captain Archibald
Str Grove (Nor). Captain Kpudss,
Belivar; Bliss. Dallett & co. ''E''-
son TqxPam; Astoria Mahogany Co,
cadizi Spanish Royal Mail Line.
Str Mongolia (Arn), Captain Hartley
Str st Mary (5r). Captain pescod. An.
dlla; Atlantic Fruit Co. ~
Str Knight Templar (Brl cautain iona.
Kobe; Funch. Edye & Co. '''es
str Florinaa (Sp), Captain Garay; cadi1
Str Westbrook (An1) CAPTAIN Enov14or
Hamburg; Kerr S Co.
Str Pioneer tAm), Captain Christensen
Tamplco; Robert L. Hague
Str Pamela [Am), Captain Middleton
Danzig; Susquehanna S Corr
Str Turrialba (Am). Captain whidden
Kingston; United Fruit Co
Str Lake Frohna (Arn) Captain Jurkon
Hull; Newcastle: II Winchester &. ca.
Str Cabo Ortegal {Sp), Arrizibalaga
Cadiz; Ybarra Line
Str Pleiades CAMP. Captain Mcnamara
Mobile; Luckenbach S Co.
Str AswtdaIe (Arn) Captain Clifford
Galveston via Key West: Mallory g s 60
Schr Peacaland (Er). Captain Wasson
Perth Amboy; II Whitney & Co
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Trar,s-P2x,itie Mails

The connecting mails oloso Mt the Gen-
sral Posterfiee and CRY Hall postontce
station, New York. at D. m., as follows.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan. Co@ea and china, via San Fran
cisco, steamship China June n.
Hawaii, Via san Francisco, steamship
Manoa June IT.
Japar. Corea. China, siberia, French fndo-
Chine and Netherlands East Indies eek
cept SuIoatral and philippine Islands.
via Vancouvs- and Victoria, r c.. steam
ship Empress of Asia, Tune g.
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via san Fran
cisco. steamship Tahiti. June j 9.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia French 1ndo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Tex
Suwa Maru June 10
Japan. Corea. China, Siberi., French tndo-
China and Netherlands East Indies tex
ccpt Sumatra) and Philippine Islands.
Seattle. steamship Manila Maru, June 20.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated are standard time.
JHE TIpES
Arrived Yesterday

Str Msegarst, Fsie~do rune 10 the
I,3.i S4.,r ihsuiar Limo, WITH sugar; Pier 81
str. Rsrracoo (Br), lagos April ~
S,r&nd i.ehou MAY 8. Grand Basae'n May
-, - SeerG May 20. Sierra Leone May IS
20 sa Isntsl Bacon. with mdse foot of seth
SIR Dante Alfshiert trn. Genoa June l.
I" s.,', Mcdonald & Truda, with 81 fvst, ~
radse; Pier rs, N r.
Msnron Ser M1nsn'ar. Antila June II: to the
insits and mdse: Pier .. II r.
Str Relief, Kingston June = to the
Merrltt g Chapman Derrick & wreckina
20 IN ballast; anchored off Stapieton. S I
1hrtsttanta June q to Funch. Edye 6 Co
s Win l9o cabin. 2st storage pass, malls
Str Southwestern Miller (Rr). I.ondcr
.lurs 4 TO Furness. Witty & Co. with
nfosei Pier 40. B'klyn.
-, SF canadian spinner (Brl. Montreal
IGne - 10 Wiford X Mckay. with msiss
~, transit for Australia; anchored cfi
Str Mexicano. Galveston June :: to the
Fierce OIL Co. with oil; Robins d o.
Str city OF Alma. Phiiadelrbi,. to ~,
sa Mew York & Argentine. Steamship Co. in
callast; anchored OFF Liberty.
:, str Columbia (IO, Trieste May "a Bar
May 2S, Messina May 2S. Palermo May -
to- Phelps BROS & Co. with So cabin rs
steeraSe pass and mdse; Pier a. Bush
(inS4S ?. El2Nre May gS. tc
81. y f.
schr Barbara W tRr), Santa Cruz MAY
-. -; 10 SEXTON & Bryant, with cedar; foot
Str Spas tNor> Trinidad Nay so. caru-
pano May 81, La Guayra June 2. Porto
Gaeelio June 3. Curacao Tune 5 to the
Caribbean Steamship CO. with mdse; PieI
5. Empire Stores Bklyn
Str Eastern Light, Gibraltar June q to
the Potter Transportation CO, in ballast
anchored OF stapleton. /.
str Svartfond (Nor). Caiharien June A.
Porto Plata June .; to the Munson steam
snip Line with sugar; Pier 9, e r.
Str bsyonne. Philadelphia June ia: To
Vacuum Oil 60. with oil; Vacuum oil
Docks. Bayonne, n r.
Str jefferson, Norfolk June. IA to Old
dominion Line, with mdse: Pier 25, T.
Scnr Grace Van Dusen. Norfolk; 70
Smith, Terry & Co: anchored off Red Hook
Flats. p kiyn.
Reid. Newrort: Navy Yard. R'lllvn.
Str ouernstad (Nor). Cabanas June 10:
10 the Munson S Lines. with sugar.
str betaVan, Reva May Is to Moore &
ncCormac1, in ballast.
Str Milwaukee Bridge. DanziS
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16

"Alicn reside Of the Unized S1ates
may make temp 3sarg vsSits abroad SIX
months III Duration These ce18aIning
out Of tho United States more than SIX
montha will be presumed n have a5an
doned this cogntTy IS their perwa ens
home. but may be rcadHsJted - the
United States on the production q
sufficient evidence 10 the contrary sae-
isfactory 50 the Immigration author
tiles.
For the present the passenger
passport viii serve TO prove that he 9r
shc has sailed from the United States
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bmredu
WASHINGTON. June I5.--Arrny orders
Sssued to-day follow:
Cavalry
Koh5s Major r., to Amherst
Graham, 1t. 3. H.. to Fort Brown.
hamilton, 1t, w. l. to Fort Oglethorps
Weeks, Capt. J. A, to Fort Riley.
Lindertet, Major K. E., to Fort Riley
tair. Major W. A.. to Fort Riley.
stover, Major L. P. TO Fort Riley.
Infantry
smith. 1t. II. II. TO Camp Pike.
keuel Capt. u. p, to Camp Jackson.
Sollins. Capt. f. H.. 10 Ann Arbor.
Miscellaneous
Lowe. II. j. v. Chem, warf. svc.. to
Hunsicker, 1t. s.. H. @. NJ. C., to Paris
Myilie, Col. X. e. Gen. staff, to Honolulu.
Weed. Ii. Col. F. w. Med. c.. to Wash
ington.
Clark, Major p Il, Gen. Staff. to Fort
Arthur. capt. ]. b. Ord. Dept. to Water
town
Dietrich 1t. J. p. Corps of Eng. to
Fowls. Chaplain W. H. u 8. A. to Fort
Logan
Dseoart. Capt j., PAii. scouts. to Gettys-
nurG.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-16
Fire Record

2:G0-1922 Washington av., the Bronx
F. Freshman ......-.... Unknown
2;50--14t Orchard st. unknown. Trfitng
s;45-lS6 W. Goth St; baby carriage;
5S5-2724 Eighth av. Charles Clark:
s15-a265 Third av, the Bronx; J.
6:5o-'Tinany av. and Burnett Place;
frame building; Barth De Saliva,
s:6o-31s e ssth st; Isaac Roch. Trfing
s;50-27 Prince st; Charles Kriger,
70 SOS Pell ST; Wong Gong Unknown
12:5o-Brook a3. and we7tchester av.:
subway structure ....... Unknown
l2:55-1646 Madison ay.; awning; Sol
kobalosshy .............- .Trihing
2:oe-lS2 Alexander av., the Bronx;
4:lo-4s Canal at; Malgolery & SUP
5:3o--lO2d st. and East River; the
lighter Marie .......,. Unknown
6So--21B5 Southern Blvd. Bronx:
Casper & Duellbath. Unknown
7o5-757S Greenwich st, unknown. None
7;1o-2s7 West 11Sth st; Joseph Giles
s:a5-4a7 west Broadway; stiro &
Co. ,.,..,..-. Unknown
s55-s56 Morris av., the Bronx. c c
ooo--20s East SD ST unknown Tritilng
s;3o-774 Forest av., the Bronx; Clara
s.sc--1si East 7sth St. Emory ars0S
Palmer -..-..-,. r.. Unknown
to:oa-26 Rutgers st, unknown. Triaing