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The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-09
WARMING HIM UP

Mabel "How do you keep the fires of your husbands effection burning? 2"
 Agnes: "Oh by hunting hunting up an old flame occasionally" Car toon's Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-09

Mrs. w. N. Bemis and family are pleasantly located for the present at lake Placid, New York.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-09

After baking bread for nine armies which crossed and recrossed her coun- try during the World war; Mrs. Chaya Menkes, wife of an American citizen Is being held at Ellis island because or a false wise on her passport. Mrs. Menkes lived in Galicia during the war. One of her daughters was killed by the Polish soldiers. Mrs. Menkes said, and she had to bake bread for each army In succession to support herself. On April 5, Mirsch Isaac Menkes, husband of the detained wom. an. became United States citizen. But he is still unable to claim his wife and children, Feiga. aged eleven, and David. fifteen.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-09
Prescott 14 Years Ago
 Clipped from THE PRESCOTT DAILY NEWS

Dale Wilson is taking lay-off and he and his family leave tomorrow to visit awhile in Little Rock.
 Chas. L. Thompson, architect from Little Rock, is in the city today con- sulting with the building committee of the new hotel, with view of draw ing up the amendede plans for the structure.
 k
 Postmaster Grayson received notice yesterday that by reason of an in- crease in the postal receipts, the sal ary of the postmaster at this place had been raised from $1700 to $500 year.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-09
JUNE 1, 1907

Mrs. Isom of Amity, is the guest of the family of s. R. Briggs.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-09

Mrs Pete Wadley of Junction City spent few hours with relatives il the city last night
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Cleared

- Str Canople tBr), Captain Roberts ponta
Delgada. Gibraltar White Star Line.
str New York City. tBr>. Captain Butler
Bristol: James Arl<ell & Co
Norfolk; Old Dominion LINE
Str Apache CAMP. Captain Chichester;
charieston. s,, ton. Jaeks.omylle,i, clyde Line.
New Orleans; NJ Smith & Co
=, Str Delaware CAM. CAPTAIN Robinson
Eastern S S Co
str Masea (Am), Captain Cosey; Tampa
Str Bergensfjord (Nor), Captain Bull
BERGEN. Norwegian America Line
Str Carrillo (An), Captain Dorerson
TT Barrios, rios cristohal United Fruit Co.
, str Potomac (Am), Captain Macleod ;
Bremen, Danzig u Mail Line
vs,ao Str Bessie Dollar !Br},, Captain Kerr;
- STR Florence I1uckenbach (Aml, Captain
Sreen; hamburg to Philadelphia; Lucken-
Str Foldenfjord (Nor). Captain Bang
Va,loc Benham & Boyesen.
aid; Norfolk; Munson Line.
Str Sutorpco tAn1, Captain MCCARTHY:
Norfolk; States Marine and Commercial Co.
Str Duquesne (Am). CAPTAIN Huntley;
Baltimore; Green Star Line
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
j. vi. Nj. Co. Resumes AIi-Water
Freight Service ON the Rhine

Further evidence of steady return
to normal transportation conditions in
continental Europe is contained in a
bulletin issued by the international
Mercantile Marine Company, announc-
ing the resumption of the all-water
freight service on the Rhine between
Antwerp and Strasbourg, in Connection
with the Red Star Lines transatlantic
ships.
The Belgian government owns feet
Of river steamers which before the war
rendered very satisfactory service
between Antwerp and points on the
Rhine The Red Star Line has con-
cluded contract for service of it's
own by these steamers. by which goods
received at Antwerp on Red Star ships
from the United States or intended
for shipment by those vessels from
Antwerp to American ports can be
transported entirely by water between
Antwerp and Strasbourg. 1t is also
announced that goods for France may
be shipped via Strasbourg without as
sessment of the French custom surtax,
which means considerable saving for
the consignee.
The Red Star Lines freight depart
ment is now quoting rates to all i'm
portant Rhine points and is prepared
to issue through bills of lading by the
allwater route.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
eports OF Shipping and News of Foreign Trade

Atio s1s s Ambrose June Is.
astlgas 4ae $ Nantucket PM June t5,
Ausnble 70 Hatteras Junc it.
Benz brewster co \ Jupiter Juno Is.
Berwindvale pd Miami June 15
Bssssmer lsssssr.e 19e 81 =, Sand Key June ~
Bristol g SW Fire Island June ls
british Maple lat ss 2e lon ss 25 June 15,
Cananova % $ Ambrose June IS.
Carolyn 9 II Cape Canaveral June IL.
Carriage 277 EsE South Pass juno rs
Chepadoa aao W Balboa June 15
City of Savannah 13l sw Hatteras June is.
Clemence G Morse 400 S Los Angeles
June 8.
Clement Smith 100 w Key West June 15
Comal ie n Jupiter June 10
Soaaana - sE sand Key June 10.
Cramnpton Srann andersen s ;. 40 Jupiter June Is
2 G seoheld sol N Balboa June Is
bannedaike 4a5 e Delaware Capes s p NJ
Eastern Beile sac g Ambrose .1uno 15.
Edward I. Doheny III so n Jupiter June s.
Esparta 225 n Tela June is
Essex pd Frying Pan June rs.
Y y Asche 40 Me- Iuniter June Is
FRANKLIN K Lane 40 SIC Jupiter June is,
Fred w Weller l2o N Hatteras June IS.
Freeman 10 SW Fenwick June It,
Galveston ! q from South Pass June Is.
Gen II Ernst gao S Scotland Nv June 1S
George George, u Jcnss ion q Hatteras June Is.
Gulfcoast es S Barnegat June i5
Gulfmaid 1so NE Sand Key June l5
Gulfprinoe psssed Jupiter Junc IL.
Hahira 4S from Hatteras June / g.
Huxley ttug) lat "a As lon 81 IS June is
J G Donneli g sW Sand Key June is,
= O'Neill 81 SW Hatteras June 15.
J NJ Dan2ger 100 Tampico June is
IaoSs JaoSsonyillc lat ~ % 4s Ion I5 4e June Is
Jean II Wlnterqunrter June is.
Joseph Secp 97 S Hatteras June 15
Julia Luckenbach 65 &c Boston PM
Kenrecott off Annapolis June 16.
keystone State 1926 n Panama s NJ 18th
Lake Fanauier l.2 S by E Ambrose 10th.
Lansing $40 from Honolulu $ p NJ 18th
Lehigh 1850 S San Pedro P NJ i4th
Mayaro Ma;n 2ss @ $ Ambrose p NJ 18th;
Merr1inaclS 81 S Hatteras 18TH
Mnnekahda 1920 e Ambrose 18th.
Monroe 27s e Boston Ly 18TH
Mosolla lat 80 is lon 66 50 18th
Mount, Mount Evans g ENE Miami 18th
Old North State $500 Ambrose June is
Ontario 50 Five Fathom Bank Nv June is.
oreWsitI 0ro,ts Pd T, Key Key West June "a.
Patrick Henry II ENE Cape Henry June 8.
Pennsylvanian pd Sand Key June is.
Princess Matoika 2o7 E Ambrose June 1s
Rayo 30 SSE Jupiter June Is.
Richconeal 140 S Scotland Nv June Is
Rooln Adair 4S1 s Ambrose June / 5.
sa1 So1tegdam rrsn.l os5 S2S : Ambrose June 16
san Snvestre so SW Key West PM June a.
Santa Olivia $40 S Ambrose June l5
Saranacca So Contoy Island June Is.
schodack 92o Cape Henlopeu June Is
Standard 90 n Great Isaac June 15.
Stanley Dola 1871 S Ambrose 3 pm June 1s
Steadtast l37 ENE Hole in Wall Jule IL.
Swiftstar 10 Hatteras June Is
Texan so Ambrose June 10.
ptvives 4o1 S Ambrose June 15
fallarsa Pd Key West June a.
Virginia y, Bridge l4s + key West Juns Ia
Walter Jennings 25 W sand Rev JUNE TX
Wekika 45 SE datteras june g.
N,.e " est Iatanee 244 San Pedro PM June 15
va, Va. Lake Asb NE Cape Henry June 15.
Wlshelmina ,asS from san Francisco S TM
June IA. "
Wichita 50 ESE Galveston June -.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Lake Ports

CLEVELAND. Juno 16--Arrived: strs
Western State, Detroit; See and Bee. Buf-
talo; Cornell, Calcita Marquette, Milwau.
kee w Stafford. Islands; II + Rccor.
Islands: II d Goulder. Milwaukee,
LORA1N June i6--Arrived: Strs Fl I,
Shaw, Duluth; Labelle, Huron.
COENEAUT, June 16--Arrivcd, Str.
Douglass Houghson. Duluth; pcntecost
BUFFALO. June 1s--Arrived: strs
Thomas Barlum. Chicago; Spokane, De
troit Il ? Ranney, Superior
SANDuSk June 1s-Arrived: Strs
Liiden, Amherstburg; Thomas Davidson
Suhnlo G Morse. Milwaukee: Alex q
uhrig. Cleveland.
ASHTARULA, June l8~-Arrived: stra
T. McTire Ogdansburg; r II Rhodes
Montreal; Cornelius Port Colborne
jones Superior; Kay Bell. Montreal
=, MANlTOWOC, June IS - Sailed: str
Cleinens Reiss, Chicago
ESCANABA June 16-Sailed: Str Rens-
selaer, South Chicago
pulCTii, June 16-Arrived: Strs Mid
yale, Frick, Farr, Sierre, Squire, Trimble.
Mfps Morsnn ann PhiPps Ilni Paimsr' Harvester
pprhqissdals' phie' Farrel Harvester, Palmer,
Brightie.
r, ,As5hLAND. June 1s- Arrived. str
:. FORT WILLIAM. June 1s-Arrtvod: ::
oe,s Hu hlnson, Wcatmount Glencairn.
Al MlLW AUIiEE, June l6-Arrived: Strs
Mlils' Sandusky; j j Boand. Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17

raEMANTLE, luna 14--str city of
Naplea tBr).
VICTORIA, June 1e--str Hubert tBr).
(Br). e'''"
NfGO, June t5--.str Rousslilou fpe).
HANRE June is--Str France fEr1
CONSTANTINOPJE. cuna Str t-rd
(Nor) o'u
DuNkIRK June 1o-str Editor.
Departures for New York
NEWPORT Eng, Juno i4~~str Kendall
Castle (Br)
LONDON. June 14--str Aspinet tRr,.
HANRE, June 15---Str Paris {Fr)
DAkAR, June 13---Str plave CID,
BuENOS AYRGG. June 1S-Str strinda
(Nor).
;, PORT SUDAN. juno Is-str city OF,
HuELvA, June 14~-str Bnkdale (Br,.
-souTHAMPToN, juno 1s-str Orbita
BRISTOL, June 15--str Bristol city
STOCKHOLM. June s-s,r Pittsburgh
sARANG. June 1o--str Mongoi,au Prince
tBr). '''O'
GoTHENBURG, June 1o-str piow cttv
COLOMBO, June 1o--Str reIemachus
tota (Br).
PARA. Juno 11-strs polyoarp (Br,,
June ~. Manchurian Prince (Brp
MANCHEST June 15--Str Belvldere.
LEGHORN. June Str Thcseus (Br),
ANTWERP, June l1-Str Aigic
HANRH, June 12~ S:r Hegira.
HAVANA, Juno 16--Str Pastores
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Creditor Banks Close
$4,000 900 Fur House
Good Will of international Ex-
change Brings Million; TO
Liquidate Other Assets
Special Dispaich TO The Tribune

opfctG4 OfspGtch 10 IHf Tribune
ST. LOUIS, June 16.--The passing
Of the international Fur Exchange, a
S7,500,o00 corporation organized in
1916, was made certain this afternoon
at the close Of conference between
bankers and officers Of the exchange,
when it was announced that the credi-
tor banks had sold the good will Of the
F. c. Taylor Fur Company and Fun
ften Brothers g. Co. for $500 600 each,
and that all other assets of the Inter
national Fur Exchange would be hqui-
dated TO pay the indebtedness Of the
corporation.
The Taylor and Funsten companies
were merged into the exchange when it
was formed, and constituted its prin-
cipal commercial asset, both being pri-
mary fur houses of long standing.
Some time ago the Gibbons and Lohn
division of the business was sold to
the Fouke Fur Company, of which P
B. Fouke is president, for approx
mately 100000. All of the other assets
of the international Fur Exchange re-
main i'll the custody of the bankers
committee and will be Iiquidated.
The exchange for the last eighteen
months has been operating under the
direction of committee of bankers,
representing institutions from which
the exchange borrowed S23,000,000 in
1919. When further extension OF the
notes was denied June last, about
100000 of this sum had been paid off
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
imports From u. S.
Lead ii, Foreign
Trade of France
British and German Next:
Both Led This Country in
Pre-War Period; French
Factories Resi- me Work

Imports into France from the United
states were greater last year than from
any other country. the total being S4s7.-
100000, as compared with S465, 900 900
Tor Great Britain and $lS3,000,0o 600 for
Germany Before the war both British
and German imports led those from the
United States.
In exports from France last wear
those to the United States, aggregating
Sl2S'ooo,o0o. were fourth in value, ex-
ports to Belgium, totaling 1859 ,0o0, 900
leading, with those to Great Britain
second with $242,000,000. Germany was
fifth with S8t.o00000.
The total French coal production dur
ing 1920 reached 25,274,6O0 metric tons,
as compared with 22,476,000 tons in
1919 and about 40,G00,000 tons prior to
the war.
No important French commercial leg
lslation was passed during 1920, with
the exception of the law cnactine
regulations for the registering or re-
registering of trade marks. This
statute made provision for fixed
charge of 25 francs p4r registration
and an extra tax OF 10 francs for each
class of goods to which the trade mark
is to be affixed. In the case of regis
tration of transfers of trade marks a
for, with an extra tax of francs for
each class of goods to which the trade
mark is applicable.
According to statistics issued by the
Ministry of Labor. based on the in
specton of factories situated in diff
fcrent regions of France, out of 1886
factories visited which prior to the war
were engaged in active production,
35,5l6 of these had taken up their work
again in October, 1920. These factories
in pre-war days employed 1,313,377
hands, while in October, 1890, with
smaller number open, the number of
employees had increased to 1,380,373.
Textile plants lead.
The adverse French trade balance
in 1920 fell to 1894, 5000, as com
pared with So, ,276, 100000 in 1919, net
gain for French trade of about
S., $50 100000 Exports of manufac-
lures were more than $3Oo,0oo,o00 in
excess Of the imports of that class of
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17

June s. IN latitude AZ s3b and lonritude 20
ne was In company with a berg lbo feet
h'Gh and $50 feet long.
Tho Arrival to-day OF the WlllIptr. rino
sh.osmer kernecott. from phllndelphia
brought TO port a modern motorehIn aha
~ m twin screw craft driven by Dlesel
OF W engines which have given her a record
OF keoping up speed OF IL knots an
hour on the eonsunpton of only hfty-nve
t parreis OF OIL day and carrying $500
,ons cartwright cargo. She comes here 10
,oad ,o Tor Los Angeles, San Francisco port
ihnd, Astoria and Seattle, To which uorta
the Willlams Steamship Line has been
ihak.ng monthly aaiings from Baltimore
ana ports north.
1t u reported In hpping circles chat The
Norweglan steamer Camilla Gilbert which
sailed from Baltimore April &c with 7'47i
IONS or coal, was intended for Bolshevils
interests for delivery at Odessa a Black
sth port, The exporters. 1t is alleged ful
hlsned the cargo on tho basis OF cash
against Documents. The latest report from
me 4itbert was that she had arrived al
Constantinople May IS. which would he
2, = port or search before proceeding 10
:, With . $50 tons of manganese ore from,
Elo de Janetro the steamer Robin Ga,.y
captain Howard, arrived for NJ Carlin S
20 Ihia Will be the last carEor soma
tlfne now In view for this port
Henry Graft. a. native OF Dutch East
lhoies was a atowaway on the Norwegian
steamer Haugarland which arrived from,
aihstefoafn, He was ordered deported bv
the Immigration examining board
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated arc standard time.
THE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

Str Bannack Hamburg, May 81 20 tho
essaaard essS ar Steamship Coz In ballast; anoh~
A,serissn str NGra psaa. T@ngiso. ans $ 20 the ran
''sss'riasf Str Monsae. fier 5MHr, nayenns n J. 49, :.
to the Mexieo Petroleum CO: with crude
Str .Foidenfiord (Nnr>, Philadelphia.
In ballast Pier c. Constable Hook. I.
str Milwaukee, Bridge Danzlg May 40
anchored Off Red Hook Flats, nklyn'
str Monterey. Vera Cruz, June .. Tam
psoe. S June Havana, june II; to the
Mew York & Cuba Mall Steamship Co:
Win aItS-etght passengers, mails and
mdse; Pier 1e, Bkiyn
Inst str Virsil tf6r>, Bahia, May Il. Para,
with mails and rndse: Pier s. B'ilyn.
Str Partma {Br). Demerara, June Y,
dranldad June s, Grenada. June Z, Marti-
nique. Dominica and Guadeioupe. June S.
Antigua and st. Kits, June o. ST. Croix,
Sst. Thomas, June 10; TO Furness, Withy
& Go; with ninety-four passengers, mails
Str comus. New w orleans. sn, June II; to
the Southern Pacific Co; with passengers
Str Julia Luckenhach, Boston; IT, s35th
Str Maine tBr>. London June 3; to tho
A,lantic Transport Line; with mdse /;
- st, Str Jsfrsrson. Norfolk June l.: to Old
DoininIon Line; with mdse; Pier 2e, r.
Str Texan, Cristobal June 8; to United
American Lines: with mdse; Pier g. Bush
=, str lroauois, Turks Island June TO- to
anchored off ouarantine.
SsT orttan FI, Serl Kingston June G. to
Schr Margaret Throop. Brunswick. Ga
June 10; to ] A Elliott & Co; with rndse ;
Str Ttvives, Cartagena
Str Java Arrow. Port Arthur.
Str Nerentia (Br). London.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Irans-Pecifc Mails

The connecting raails close at the Gem
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
station. New York. ct Z p. m. as follows:
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, Corea and China. via San Fran
cisco, steamship China, June IT.
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Manoa June II.
Japan. Corea China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies lex
cept Sunatrs) and Philippine Islands.
Via Vancouver and Victoria D. c.. steam-
ship Empress OF Asia, June ls
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands New
Zealand and Australia. via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti, June 10.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (ex-
cept Sumatra), via Seattle, Steamship
Suwa Maru. June 10
Japan, Corea, China Siberia French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Tex
eept Sumatra) and Philippine Islands
via Seattle, steamship Manila Maru
June 90
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Marine Corps Orders

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 16.-Marine Corps
orders issued to-day follow;
Following TO Quantico: Sullivan, MAJ. r..
a.; Powers, Maj w. c.; Collier. Capt.
u. r. C.. Root. I'd LIT. d. e.; Underhill,
Capt. j. L.
Following to Pensacola; Brainard. Maj.
f. H.: Moore. Capt. T. T.; Hamilton,
Capt. G. w; Bourne, Capt. l.. NJ; Camp
bell, Lit II. D.; Simpson, I'd Lit r. e.;
Smith. Cd Lit. j. N; Wallace. 1t. w. j.
Thorpe, Col. q. C., to Pearl Harbor.
Pritchett, Lit. Col. W. H., to Norfolk.
Hoadley, Maj. w. T. to Pearl Harbor.
Geottse. Lit. II. b. TO Pensacola.
Moore, 1t. r. b, to U. S.
Gardener. Maj. F. "A, to Paris Island.
Hunter, Capt. r. G., to Paris Island.
Moore, lit C. c.. to Norfolk,
Following resigned: SWEET. 1t E. F.;
Barger. I'd 1t. H. d; Mcflvain, Capt
w. NJ; Titus, I'd 1t. II. H.. Rovegno,
I'd Lit. E.; Stephens, I'd 1t. r, u.
Lemly, Cot. w. B., to Philadelphia.
Hooker, Lit. Col. r. s., to Newport
Flanagan. Capt w j., to New York.
Beckett. 1t. T. w, to Quantico,
Marie, I'd 1t. l. E.. to Mare Island.
Capron, Maj. p. A, to Charleston.
Knighton. Lit. ). W. to Quantico.
Honorably discharged: Seymour, 1t. G,
X; Cranmer. 1t. w. S.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Foreign Ports
Arrivals from New york

GENOA. June s--str Duca d'Aosta tIt1.
tJap)
YOKOHAMA. June 1o-str Euryaama.
(Br) 0a'i'as
GoTHENBURG. June s-str Plow C,,v.
;, AMsIERDAM. June Str Kennemer-
SYDNEY. w. June 1s-str otakt
cRERBouRG. June 14-str oropesa
BREMERHAvEN. June lo-str Hudson
HONG KONG, June i1--strs City Of
Madras (Isr) and Winyah
sTAVANGER. June Str Noruex.
tNorl
TRIESTE. Iune 1s-str Calabrla or,
PORT NATAL. June II - Str Roya,
ROTTERDAM. June 14-str Nieuw Am
sterdam tDt).
(Br), ''
CENHAyEN June l2-Lithuania (Dan,
GALATZ. June ls-Str Burmese Prince
(Br).
DUBLIN. June l4---Str Delco.
YOKOHAMA, Juno lo--Str Celtic
Prince {Br).
Luckenbach.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Beer Regulations TO Await
C,ongress's Action on New Bill

WASHINGTON, June 16.-sIssuance Of
beer regulations by the Internal Revc-
nue. Bureau, it was said to-day at the
Treasury, will await Congressional ac-
tion on the Volstead beer bill unless
passage of this Legislation $ deferred
for a considt rable period.
officials said brewers had Indicated
TO desire to start the manufacture Of
medical beer in the face of possible
hostile legislation, and to avoid an un-
necessary outlay by manufacturers it
was thought that the beer regulations
should await the determination of the
attitude of Congress- unless there was
unusual delay in final action on the
Nolstead bill
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Mongolia tAm], Hamburg: Bayonne
IArnl. Philadelphia: Algonquin (Am) San
Domingo; Flornda (Sp). Bilbao; Cabo
0rtegal (Sp), Cadz: knight Templar (Br).
Neshaniny (An). Jamaica Bay; West
brook tAn). Hamburg; Apache (Am).
Jacksonville; Lake Frohna (Aml, New
castle; Florence buckenbach fAinl, Ham
burg; schr Augusta NJ. Snow tAn). New
port News: Coast Guard Gutter Gresham.
Delaware Sreakwater strs South Pole.
liverpool: Lake Frohna. Hull via Philadel-
rhia; City of Montgomery. Savannah ;
Maashaven (Do. Quanaco; Bessie Dollar
tBr) Norfolk; Duquense, Baltimore; Mont
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Army Orders

From, The Tribune's Washinct cton Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 15.--Army orders
issusd to-day follow:
Infantry
Goe, Capt, W. e. to Camp Meads.
Ingram Col. r. E.. TO Boston.
1sf.oa Boot Ma MAJ: n f. A.. 70 Fort Sheridan
McCool5. Col. P. H., to Camp Grant
Honorabiy Observation-Disclosures. 1t. f
c.; Harris I'd Lit. a. w.
Air Service
Emrnons Maj, d. c., to Dayton.
Yount, Maj. B. X, to washington.
McMullen, 1t. c.. to Arcadia
Carlson, 1t. II. F., to Montgomery.
pass: psss ~ L., IT, b. NJ r. 70 70 wsshington
Netherwood, Maj. D. B.. to Americus.
Cavalry
Following capts. TO Fort Riley: Balls, w
t.; Cox. W. w; Haydon r s.: Pride
w, F.; Wyant. l.. B.; Finley. J. r.
Chemical Warfare Service
Following to Edsewood Cobb. Capt. A
1G,hsmberlain. Lit. G. L; Craig, 1t: p: r;
ford, 1t. ]. p; Kellogg. Lit c.; New
land, Lit. ]. II; Embtch. 1t. ]. II.
Engineers
Shrader. Lit E. c.. to Arcadia
Honorably disoharg rged--Koons, 1t. C. L.
Field Artillery
Helmck, Maj. c. c.. to Edgewood
sullivan, Lit; j; A. to Edgewood.
Honorably discharg ged--Russell. Capt. w. B
Miscellaneous
Clark Capt. j., Fin. Dept, to Washington.
W-.'"'>.s 1t Col r. H, Gen. staff, to
Honolulu.
Hoi o,;4nis discharged-Au Capt c. A.
Med. G.; Ross. Capt. ~. e.
Quartermnster Corps
Wheaton, Maj f. b, TO Honolulu.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Navy Orders

From The Tribunc's Washington Bureau
WAsHINGTON. June l6.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Bresnan. Lit f. 60 Coco Solo.
Brown. II Com. G, P. to U. s. s.
Brumberger, Gun. H, to fst. dis
FRlon. Gun. J. r., TO U. S. S. Nevada.
Goldenberg. Ems. C. N. to des force, At
lantlc feet.
Langseth, ch. Bosn. T, r.. to U. s. s.
Mccrary, 1t. a. B.. to U. s. S. Prairie.
McCleary LIT. Com. H B., to Annapolis.
Maryland.
Rodocker, Bosn. II. D.. TO T. s. S. Eagle as.
Sieeth, Lit. E. L., to San Diego.
Sweeney, 1t 3. r. TO U. S. s. Arizona.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
Izscho-Slovakia Gets Boats

Pr. rAKIS, June 16 (By The Associated
slsess) sas Walker D. Hines. American
asiostrator 'sitor of Central European river
..s,pp,ng under the peace treaties, has
81 osTardea aa Czecho-Slovakia 223 800 tons
s.s psrges, 2l,000 horsepower in tugs
re 5relghters and terminal facilities
bsr AiVsr Elbe traffic, it is announced
S' The vessels will be delivered
elaborated later.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
U. 5. Goods Only for Army
Harding Stops Buying of For
eign Coal and Rice
ollnc's Washington Bureau

rTeps The ITtbNnc's Washlnoton Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 16.-The army's
lesftermaster department no longer
NH purchase coal from Australia and
scs from Siam. At a recent cabinet
Iaseslng the President protested when
as learned that purchases. were being
Isae maze abroad. He ordered that no sup
ts a,es were were to be purchased outside of
Ise United States.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-17
City Island
Bound South

Schrs Nantisco, Nantucket for New
York; Opheha New Rochelle for New
York.
Bound East
Schrs Frances Goodnow, New York for
Seal Harbor Me; Storm Petrol, Port Read
ing for Blue HILL Me; Priscilla H. New
York for Block Island: Isaac Sherwood,
New York for Oyster Bay