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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

Mrs. Byron Hardenbrook enter
tained the 500 Club at her home in
the White apartments Tuesday, Jan
uary 25th. 500 was the game OF
the afternoon, after which refresh.
ments were served.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

: Miss Florence Porter was hostess
Tuesday evening to the Kedron club
at the home of her sister, Mrs. An
drew Collier, on Pine street. The
evening was spent in needlework
and discussion OF plans for the club
for the future. The hostess served
delicious refreshments at the close
of the evening. Those present were:
Mesdames Roy La Prarie. Palmer.
Carl Thomas, Herbert Phillips and
Andrew Collier. Alfred Collier. Bert
the Misses Annie Mae Johnson, Jen-
ME Johnson, Gertrude Parker, Waive
Drew and the hostess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

The Lady's Social club OF Aloha
Chapter o. e. s. are making elabor-
ate preparations for their first social
evening to be given February 4th at
Masonic hall. and invitations are ex-
tended to all Eastern Stars, Masons
and their wives. The hostesses for
the evening, which is being looked
forward TO with great deal Of
pleasure, will be Mesdames o. Pey-
ton, Oscar shive, Kipp Van Riper,
Lloyd Stewart, l.. l.. Truax, b. NJ.
Hall. F. b. Patty and Miss Madue
Baldwin. There will be an admis-
sion charge OF % cents.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Andrews en-.
tertained at their home on Ninth
and Pine streets Sunday. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Houston and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Hardenbrook.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

Mrs. C. p. Mason and Mrs. Garret
Van Ripper entertained at another
OF the little neighborhood parties
which are becoming so popular on
South Riverside street, on Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Mason. The afternoon was spent in
needlework, after which dainty re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess. Those present were Mesdames
Rufus Moore. L. NJ. Fitch, Mary Nc
clure. j. f. Goeller. II. J. Sheets,
Hamblet, Cummings. Wattenburg,
kipp Van Riper, Miss Elizabeth Nc
Curdy, and the little neighbors at
tending were Bobby aud Betty Gal
lagher, Vivian Sheets, Bobby Ham
blet and Helen and Bobby Mason.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

Last night the p. E. o. sorority
entertained the b. /. L. club, which
is composed OF the husbands and
men friends OF the sorority, at the
lovely new home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Collier on Pine street. The
house was prettily- arranged in the
club colors, yellow and white. with
cut flowers, and the evening was
spent In cards. Dainty refresh
ments were served, and those invited
were: Messrs. and Mesdames. r. C.
Grcesbeek, Fred Fleet. X. G. Cum
mings, Clay p. Mason. s. b. Evans,
Bert C. Thomas. Arthur Wilson, DR..
and Mrs. c. v. Fisher, Alfred ID.
Collier, Andrew NJ. Collier and Mrs.
Orva Earnest, and the Misses Flor
ence Porter, Frances Beatty, Ida
Momyer, Mary Stewart. Waive Drew,
Messrs. Fletcher. Lloyd Porter,
Frank Evans and DR.. Wisecaryer.
Mrs. Bert Thomas and Mr.. Fletcher
gave several musical selections dur
ing the evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

The Loyal Berean class OF the
Christian Bible school met at the
home Of their president, lone Solo
mon, Tuesday evening for pot
luck" supper. Those present were
Mrs. G. r. Solomon. the Misses Gen
eva Young, Esther VIII, Itrice Ken
yon, Alice Carson, Helen Wirtz, Luz
cile stoops, Fannie Stoops, Lottie
Caldwell, Jessie Caldwell. Thelma
Gibson and lone Solomon, and the
Messrs. Bill Strowbridge. Bill Kohl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-29

Robert Mcguire, an attorney OF
Portland, was a dinner guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. c. Van Emon Saturday
evening at their home in Hot
Springs addition. Mr.. Mcguire was
n classmate OF Mr.. Van Emon In
Georgetown University.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Shipping Endorses
| CONGRESSES Stand
On immigration
Admission of Those Here i'm
Excess Of Quotas Viewed
as Solution of TangIe Due
TO Delay in Notice Given

Shipping men strongly indorse the
joint resolution introduced in Con
gress for the admission to this coun-
try of the several thousand immigrants
who left their homes abroad before
the quotas admissible under the new
immigration restriction lsw were an
nounced, and who have been denied
admission on the technical ground
that June's quotas for their nationali-
ties under the law have been exceeded
"This is a sensible and humane
measure" said Winthrop l.. Marvin,
vice president and general manager of
the American Steamship Owners Asso-
citation, yesterday. "The immigrants
now halted on shipboard at New York
and other ports came here in good faith
The steamship companies brought them
here in good faith. The congestion
was caused through the insufficient
time given the steamship companies in
which to regulate their traffic. The
law became operative on June 8, fifteen
days after passage of the act, but
the quotas admissible under the law
were not completed and announced
until the evening of June 2.
THE proposal that the monthly
quotas be abolished, and that the i'm
migrants admissible under the law be
admitted as they arrive need raise no
fear that there will be dumping of
great numbers here at once.
ut is for the interest of the steam
ship companies to regulate the carry
ing of their third-class traffic and dis
tribute 1T as evenly as possible over
the thirteen months covered by the
law.
Furthermore, if all the steamships
engaged in third class traffic were to
bring their capacity on each voyage,
they could not bring the 385,123 ad-
missible under the law in less than six
months. AS nearly $4,000 of that total
is allotted to Russia, which is not per-
mltting emigration, and $4,000 to Ger
many, with which we are still techni-
cally at war, and from which no i'm
migrants are coming at present, totals
that will be admitted under the law
probably will never reach the total
permitted.
"On the ground of humanity, the
passage of the joint resolution could
not take place too quickly. Although the
steamship companies are giving the de-
tanned immigrants every comfort pos
slble, their detention on shipboard, in
port IN summer weather, is a cruel
hardship, especially to women and
children. Furthermore, these innocent
people are suffering mental anguish.
They have burned their bridges behind
them and if forced to return to Europe.
would find no future open to them
there In many cases the direst
poverty and perhaps starvation would
be their lot
These facts the steamship men are
eonhdent would not escape the atten-
tlon of the members of Congress"
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Berg-Wrecked Freighter,
Decks Awash, Makes Port

ST. JOHNS. N. F., June 10.-The
American freight steamer Chariot. still
wallowing from the effects of colli-
sion with an iceberg yesterday, reached
this port to-day. Captain Albert Ricca
and his crew made hard fight through
the night to stay afloat. When the
crippled skip slipped through the Mar
rows her decks were awash and her
boats swung outboard, ready for launch
ing in the event of the foundering that
appeared imminent.
The Chariot, with her entire forepart
wrecked, was one of the most battered
steamers ever seen in this harbor of
refuge. Her decks were still Uttered
with pieces Of the berg that she struck.
The collision occurred in dense fog,
1870 miles east of here. Captain Ricca
said he was proceeding cautiously,
otherwise his ship would have been
split in twain. AS it was, she was
shattered to the first bulkhead.
A thick, heavy fog prevented the look
out on the steamer Seapool from seeing
the iceberg she struck early Wednesday
morning, Captain Bartlett, her skipper,
said to-day. The steamer arrived here
last night, damaged to some extent, but
not enough to prevent her continuing
her voyage. She is laid up here for re-
pairs, with her cargo intact.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Cleared

Str Walter Jennings (Am). Captain
Healy; Port Lobos; Robert L Hague.
Str Coppename (Am), Captain Richie;
Kingston: United Fruit Co.
Str La Touraine (Fr), Captain Iepretre;
Havre: French Line.
Str Mesaba (Br), Captain Claret; Lon
don; Atlantic Transport Co.
Str Noordam (Du) Captain vanwal-
raven; Rotterdam Holland America Line.
Str Quipue Br), Captain Martorell;
Cristobal: Saaderson & Sons. Inc.
str Lapland (Br). Captain Bradshaw:
Antwerp via Cherborg; Red Star Line.
Str Cedric (Br), Captain David; Liver
pool; White Star Line.
Str Halzones (Br), Captain Jones; La
Plata and Buenos Ayres; r p Houston &
Co
Str Grof Tisza Istvan ntaD. Captain
Szabo; Trieste via New Orleans; Phelps
Bros. & Co.
Str Toloa (Br), Captain Jackson; Havana
and Port Limon; United Fruit Co.
Str Lake Fighting (Am), Captain valeur;
Corp.
str castellano cRr>. Captain Campbell;
Alexandria; Furness, Witty g. Co.
Str Standard (Amj. Captain Slater; Port
Lobos; Robert l. Hague.
Str La Place tBr) Captain Symons;
Santos and Montevideo; Lamport Holt S
Str Lake Arthur tAm), Ca plain Daniels;
Richmond; Richmond & N S Co
Slr aRld eczema (Arn9s Saplaln Morg an
Norfolk; Green Star Corp
Str Ohioan (Am). Captain Swcker; Bos-
ton; United American Lines, Inc.
Str Beulah Mae tBr). Captain Foote,
Perth Alnboy; j F whitney & Co.
Str Helen (Am), Captain Perry; San
Juan. Ponce; Bull Insular Line.
Str Bereby (Br). Captain Jones; Casa
Blanca via Norfolk; West Indies Co.
Str Annetta (Am}, Captain Matthew'S;
Manzanilo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Mesopotamia (Br), Captain Williams;
al e.,
Boyd, Inc.
Str Japan Arrow (Am). Captain Muller;
Str Panuco (Am), Captain White; Tam
pico; N &, Cuba Mail S Co.
Str Zacapa (Am). Captain Barratt; San
tiago and Kingston; United Fruit Co.
Str Sarmatia (Du), Captain Buck; Vera
Cruz; Munson S S Line.
Str Ell Captain {Am), Captain Hanson;
Barbados; Robert l. Hague.
Str Altai Maru (Jap). Captain Mori;
Yokohama: Barber S S Lines.
Str Ottar (Nor), Captain Olsen: Kings
ton; Caribbean Co.
str Joseph Cuneo (Nor), Captain
Jacobsen; Gibara; Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str General o II Ernst (Am), Captain
Spur; Cristobal and Port au Prince; Pana-
ma r r S Co.
Str Nitonian (Br). Captain Wood; Intrni
Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Glendevon (BrL@ Captain Gillanders;
Newport News Furness, Witty e. Co.
Str Mexican (Am), Captain Keene; San
Pedro and San Francisco via c; United
American Lines,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
American Ports

. BALTIMORE. Nd, June lo.-Arrived:
rGiossnborg rihrs,3 sDian1 New York; Adra (Br).
london; CharlesaPratt. Port Lobos: City of
Flint. f. Tunis; sch Horatia G. Foss Gulfport.
Sailed; fa,,l anS SGonMehatta M Manchester via Nor
Santa Marta: Monmouth Falmouth: Ore
gon Maru (jap), Queenstown. Collingworth.
rotterdam and Antwerp: Norfolk. Port
BOSTON. June 1o-Arrived: Strs Crewe
dand hall sba)' Ba Cape Towp; Edgemqnt. Rotter-
sna AaT Rev Yaph Dang and
Salonica, etc: Ontario, Philadelphia: I.xe
Eawsa9 EarIsaSlti 5seksonylle and hareston;
dence; J H Devereux, Philadelphia; Nun
albro. Baltimore. CLatter two 9th) Sailed.
sfn: y15 stTs @ Maysari (Br5' New York; oxoniam
GrasAai. v" ~
:, CHARLESTON. S c.. June 1o--Arrived:
Strs str Maximo Gomez Phiadelphia. Lake
Sailed: strs Ashland County, Havana;
North American (Br>. New York: Lenape,
GALVESTON, June s--Arrived: strs ] M
Danziger, Tamplco Afel, London: Mon
tenisio uo. Genoa; J o'Neil, Philadel-
phia; Tamesi, Tampoo; Comal. New York.
,GALVESTOM, June 1o-Arrived; Strs Eel
oriente. New York; Mlnnocka. Rotterdam;
Savona G), Genoa. Sailed: Str r
o,Nst1I; 5AnksoNTifRPn roh,!SdfiPhiaj Fla Inn.
str Apache. New York. Sailed; Str John
Mof5lLE, juno 1O-Sailed: Strs Sagua
tDom), Sagua, Cuba: Vera (Nor) Belize;
Munista. Havana: schr II w Christiansted.
Visland.
NEWPORT NEWS. June 1o.-Arrived.
Strs Coroval, New York: Marshal Plumer
tBr), Oran; Hamlet (Nor) London; Clan
Macbeth tBr), New York; Livingstonia
IBID, New Orleans; paparoa (Br), Yelling
ton. Sailed. Strs Northwestern Miller
(Br). London; Mar Caspio tSpan), Tampa:
Vi2kafgiemendi (Span), Balboa; San Fran
cisco Maru Jap). Marseiiles West
Madaket, Baltimore; Melpo {Gk), Queens
town; ASCENSION de Larrianga (Br),
Galveston.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1o-Arrived: strs
British Baron. Grangemouth; to Ross &
Heyn; Hekia, Vera ruz; TO Munson Line;
niston City. Mobile. to Norton. Lilly & Co.
gender, Antwerp; to Lloyd Royal Beige:
ginie, vigo; to r r r; ouistconck, Cal
Sword, Glasgow; to, Steele. omoa. reia to
United Fruit Co; Man2anillo. Tampieo; TO
y M; saccarappa, London; to steele.
Sapinero. Bremen. to Lykes Bros. Phidias
santos TO A Leblanc; Gunnv orogreso,
to Munson Line.
NORFOLK, June, lo.--Arrived strs Cor
oval, New York; kamesit, do; Erik Ii
{Dan). Port Arthur; Leeds City tBr). New
York. Marshall Haig lBr). Algers; Pisco
tFr), Galveston; Bideford tBr), Swansea;
Meandras tGkl, st Nszaire; Gerty Ht),
New orleRns; Hamlet tNorl. London; Liv-
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Reports Of Shipping and News Of Fore

ingstcnia tnr) New Orleans: Jacques
ca Cartier q, ,rr); 10: raparea 'bS,, wsllias
Garrillo crIstobal Tonesit Baltimore;
iiolmia (Swedl, Boston. Sailed strs Lewis
x; <; rhnrlow, Ft pe France Hypatia (Br).
Btrkenhead Severmead tBr). .Las Palmas
Norhwestern Miller tBrl, London Ben
Aueia tBr>, Montreal Quilla wark, Havra;
Michigan tFr). Bremen Western knight,
Sir Thomas Upton (sch). Honouiu
Arden, Falmouth; West Madakct Balti-
more; Alfred (Ger), Odense: Denmark
san Francisco Maru lJap) unlsnown
Nicholas Hofarakfs (Gk). Cravesoud; Mar
taspio tSpan), unknown; Skagern (Swed)
PHILApELPHfA. June 10 Arrived;
Strs Edith; san Juan via New York; Julia
nuokenbaGh, San Francisco, etc: West
Merrimacle Jacksonville, and savannah;
Rochester; Galveston; sehr Lizzie NJ Par
lDanl, Copenhagen; Mount Vernon tNor),
Norfolk; Ansaldo SAN Giorgio III dD,
Rotterdam; Eesparta, Tela; Eastern Glade
Mont evideo; Penoma. Gothenhurg and
panzig via New York
PORT ARTHUR Tex June 1Q-Arrivcd:
Sns Arcthusa, New Orleans. Amptico Ant.
wwerp; Aladdin, Boston; Ebros Span,
Sailed: Strs Gulf King, Jacksonville: Bay
way. New York; Perfection, Tampico.
PORT BADs. La June 1o--Arrivcd: strs
Anniston City, Mobile; Borneo Maru (Jap)
CtenfueEos: Burgondicr (BelE). Galveston;
1agernes R9retrn,a. Qp Galyeston Managga tNcl.
eIuchcinSi M0norWay tNor), Tampico;
Nola. Progreso. Sailed: Strs James limp
son, Blueholds; Korsfjord tNor), Vera
Cruz; Lake Fithian. Valparaiso; Martens
dijk tDb, Rotterdam; Nicarao (Hond),
Port Cortcz; Omoa Utond), Tela; Pioneer
tBelg), Antwerp; Rajah. frogreso; Saco.
Galveston.
PORTLAND, Me. June 1o--Arrived: str
Middiesex, Baltmqre schr James c. Ham
len, Norfolk Sailed: Schr Elizabeth Free
man. Norfolk; strs Margaret Thomas, Nor
folk; Rebecca Gs WhIdin (from New
York;, Calais:
A
Essex. Jacksonyillej Hanover, Fernandina;
City of Columbus, Boston.
TAMPA, Fla, June lo-Arrivcd Barges
Fort Dade and No 49,. Baltimore. Sailed
Str Pan Oil. Tampico
VINEYARD HAVEN, June 1o-Arrived:
Schr Flo l' Nader (Br), Shelburne, S,
for New York
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11

The Eastern Exporter, from Manila for
Baltimore by way of Mediterranean ports,
arrived at st. Michaels Wednesday with
boilers damaged.
The C1averack. from Baltimore June 3
for Mobile, reported by wireless Thursday
that she was 30 miles east of Sand Key
with boilers out of commission and was
trying to make repairs. Shit did not ask
for assistance.
hia Blanca. which recently arrived here
grants bound for the Argentine. will sail
tomorrow for Buenos Ayres.
Two twelve-inch guns for the Argentine
superdreadnought Moreno. built before the
war at Camden n J, were brought across
aboard the ship. The guns weight seventy
five tons each and are fifty feet long.
Holes were bored in the Bahia Blanca's
deck, so that the steel lashngs could be
run through to make the guns fast The
deck was strengthened also because of the
weight OF the guns.
States Shipping Board steamers Carplaka
and Maiden Creek. said that they expected
to arrive here tonight, both with machin-
cry disabled. The Carplaka is bound from
New Orleans and Charleston for Glasgow
and and the the Maiden Creek from Mobile and
TOXIC, June 1O-The str Taiyo Maru,
formerly the German liner Cap Finisterre,
Francisco on her maiden voyagle under the
Japanese fiag. She had on board 1000
passengers, including Sekizen Ara a dis
tlngulshed Buddhist priest, who Is his
way to Hawaii to dedicate temple. He
will later visit America and conduct an
extensive investigation of conditions in that
country.
The Taiyo Maru was handed over to the
United States by Germany in March, 1919,
and in December, 1919, orders were issued
by President Wilson directing the United
States Shipping Board to turn the vessel
over to Great Britain. She was later char
tered by the Toyo Kisen Kaisha Line.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 10--rhe schr
of thirty men, long overdue from Vavan
an island port in the South Seas. Off
cially posted by Loyds to day al missing
The vessel left Vavan for San Francisco
with cargo of copra on last November T.
In local marine circles 1t is believed
BILE that wreckage reported 100 miles
off the California coast recently was the
remains of the Harvester. four masted
vessel 8f 1877 tons.
HAVANA, June 9-The American schr
Elizabeth Ruth, which was in collision
with the str Silver State about 10 miles
from Havana Wednesday morning. reached
Havana Harbor this afternoon. Her bow
was damaged and the jbboom Is missing
Some anxiety had been felt because of her
non arrival last night,
The Elizabeth Ruth was bound for Mo-
bile from New York with lumber.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1o--The Munson
Steamship Line of New York, which re-
Gently opened New Orleans office and is
operating lines between New Orleans and
Mexican ports, was granted preferential
rights to 40 feet of wharf space at the
head of First Street by the Dock Board
Thursday afternoon. This space has been
used in the past by the Richard Meyer
Company, which has taken 500 feet at
Dumaine Street. formerly held by the Kerr
Steamship Line.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Great Lake Ports

TOLEDO. June 9--Arrived: Strs Fl u
}nrnn G}9nlaer' WI, Miiwaiuhee; Richard Burns. Port
G., MARQUETTE. Mich. June 9-Arrtved;
Str Canopus. 0'
VI, DULUTH, June o-Arrived: strs Ranney.
Walters, Wilkinson, Mclean Reed, shiras'
q, TWO hARRoRs. Mich. June s-cleared:
Strs Pailner b Upson, Lake Erie
SOUTH CHICAGO, June O. ARRIVED
-, INpIANA HARBoR, Ind June s-Ar-
rived: Strs John a Mclean, Conneaut
=, CLEVELAND. June O. Arrived: strs
=, Mestern States Detroit; City of Buxalo,
f9rd, 10 Islands; j j sullivan. Buffalo; city
Is Erie, Buffalo; w A Hazard st Clair:
: VI Porter Duluth b Miller, Duluth !;
*, X yvive. Montreal; Lakeland, Chicago:
superior; Il Porter, Superior
BUFFALO, june a--Arrived: strs Alle
Australia. Port Colbourne.
CoNNEAUT Ohio, June 9--Arrived: strs
!. f.o.,. richardson Marquette; Matthew An
E,bpeFo2 HURGN p6s Ohio m 1qns in,, sArrlved strs
Harbor; Maunaloa, Cleveland
LORAIN. Ohio, June 9-Arrived. Strs
Princeton, Duluth
r, ERIE, Pa, june ARRIVED: strs j G
6opnnayy;; 6Iagarty; Port colbourne' P Mcintosh,
AsHTABULA, Ohio, June 9.Arrived.
Strs Peter White, Duluth; W l. King, SUI
Ipetrlor; Fred Mercur, Montreal; W Fol-
MILWAUKEE, June 1o-Arrived: strs
J II Brown. sandusky; q j Earling
d.,a Lora,n; Martin Mullen Buffalo; Henry
6. FORT WILLIAM. Ont. June 1O-Arrived:
fd strs Mcintosh, Keywatin, McCloud and
Two HARBORs, Mich. June 1o-Ar-
IlSea SITS , sam Morse and Labelle.
O. MANlTOWOC. June 1o--Arrived: Str
ERIE, June 1o--Arrived: Str Henry B
Hall. "' -
sANDpsKY June 1o-Arrived: strs TIL
zen, zen, Alnherst burg; Dalton, Buffalo; White
CleVeland Pelee, Point Pelee
fAlhPORT, june 10--Arrived: Str James
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Arrived Yesterday

Str Brahcholm {swedl, Gethenburg May
- to Furness, Witty \ Co; with ) pass
ana indse Pier A. Bush Docks, Bklyn.
str faka, Rotterdam May so Antwerp
80; to Black Diamond Steamshlp Go. with
mdse: Pier 3. Army Base. Brooklyn
Str Maryland tBr, Hamburg May Ii,
London IS; to Atlantic Transport Line
with mdse: Pier 5S, N r.
Str Gec~gearfna weems, Baltimore "a
haischaw Steamship Co. with mdse Pier
~ II r.
str Thomas II Wheeler. Galveston June
>, TO Robert Il Hague. with oil: Pier 8.
Constable Hook. N ].
Str Belvedere UD. Trieste May 81.
Patras "a to Phelps Bros & Co; with 14S
Sabin' SIC steerage pass and mdse. Pier 4.
Bnsh Docks. Bkyn.
southampton and Cherbourg 81; TO Sand
erson & Son. with 6S first, lI9 second II
n gsiNS0 NR' pass ma'''' and mdse' Pier A.
Str Coronado, Havre May 81. Dunkirk
IS; to the Cosmopolitan Shipping CO, with
mdse; Pier 2. Hoboken, j.
Str Tiger, Hamburg May IS to Robert I.
Hague, in ballast: anchored off Tompkins-
vile. s I.
Str Hattie 1.uekenbach. Rotterdam May
with mdse; foot 36th ST, Bkiyn
Str Aouitania (Brl, Southampton and
Cherbourg June 4. TO the Cunard Line,
with 627 first, SOC second cabin. 7s9 steer
Str Joseph j Cuneo, 5NorJ. sama SAM a. and
Baracoa June 4; to the Atlantic Fruit Co.
with one pass and mdse. IL
Str Tulsa. Antwerp May 90 and Rotter-
dam u; to the Black Diamond Steamship
Co with mdse.
Str Robert Maersk (Dan). Manzanillo
June l and Santiago q to the Munson
Line, with sugar.
Str City of St Louis, Savannah June z:
to the Ocean Steamship Co. with pass and
mdse.
Str Arapahoe, Jacksonville June and
Charleston s; to the Clyde Steamship Co,
with pass and mdse.
Str El Occidente, Galveston June 4; to
the Southern Pacific Co. with ndse.
Str t K Bentley; to G f whitney & Co.
Str Elizabeth u. Kingston; TO C Fl Pear
son.
Str Stanley Dollar. Baltinlore to the
Dollar Steamship Line.
Str Rochambeau (Fr), Havre, June I to
French Line, with 220 cabin, 124 steerage
pass. mails and mdse.
Str Ell Isleo New rleans.
Str McDougaI, Newport: Navy.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York


HAMBURG, June 5---Str Oregonian
LIVERPOOL, June O. Str Archimedes
(Br).
LISBON, June 9-Str Asia (Fr).
GLASGOW. June Str Algeria (Br)
LIVERPOOL. June 9--Str Steel Mariner
RIO DE JANEIRO, June S-Str Martha
Washington.
MANCHESTER, June 1o-str Bethelrtdge
PIRAEUS. May 80 - Str Theinistoc
(Grl<).
FALMOUTH. June g. Str Beukelsdjik
(Dul.
Arrivals From New York
LONDON, June Str Vasconia (Br)
June 10; Panhandle State
~ EERfOOlA June 10-Caronia (Br).
(Br) A>' ''''0
DuNEDIN, June Str City of Win
(Br). 'N"Nei''e
DOVER, June 1o-Str Western Sea.
ALGOA BAY, June 6--Str Royal Prince
PORT SAID, June 8-Str Haimon (Br)
FALMOUTH, June 9-Str Zealand (Br).
Antwerp, and proceeded.
r,rt.as EAST r, I LONDON, June Str Royal
G.0PtrEMHAGEN, StrE,? ,?ti June .3-str Monana,
ANTWERP, June Str Kroonland
PIREAtS, May 3l-Str Chester Valley.
BELFAST, June 0--Str Delco
MANCHESTER, juno 9---Str Deerneld.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Receivers for Shipbuilders
Two Named for Pusey & Jones
COMPANY

WILMINGTON. Del, June 1o.-For-
mer United States Senator Willard
salisbury and Charles B. Evans were
to-day appointed temporary receivers
OF the Pusey & Jones Co.. shipbuilders,
by the Federal District Court here
The appointment was made on COM
plant of Hans Karluff Hansen, Hunge-
sund. Norway, who alleges the conf
pany is insolvent. He makes specific
claim for delivery to him of certif-
cate for $4,000 shares of preferred
stock of the company which, he claims,
he is entitled TO. A few years ago the
company passed from the control of
local interests TO foreign capitalists,
principally Swedish.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-11
Milliner May Divorce Major
Wife Charges Husband Has
Another Romance in Paris

Mrs. Pauline Turner, owner of sew
eral millinery stores, applied to Justice
Martin in the Supreme Court yester-
day, for a decree of divorce from Paul
G. Turner, formerly a major in the
United States Army, who remained in
Paris after the war, and there, his wife
alleged, is poising as the husband of an
other woman.
Mrs. Turner, who lives at 522 West
1s3d Street, testified on the hearing in
the undefended case that she was mar
ried to the defendant in 1910 and they
separated two years later
Miss Bessie Gottlieb, buyer, who
made trip to Paris, and there met
Turner. was the chief witness for the
plaintiff Miss Gottlieb said she had a
letter of introduction to the former
major and that he introduced another
woman to the witness. as his wife.
Justice Martin reserved decision.