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Evening star., 1922-07-11
FEMALE.

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AppRESTICES-we have openings for sew
erai girls to learn shampooin-. manieurlne
and fncials; no fee for training permanent po-
sitions after course Is completed hoGSss
Box 2f9-s. Star ONCE. IL
ASSORTER for fiat work. Apply at once
The Barry Laundry. Inc, rear 'os Morton Sc.
NV.
CASHIER, Experienced. enc familiar with the
National Cash Register C edit system Appi!
oflce manager. Parker-3ridget dSo.. Ihe ave
nue. at Ninth
CASHIER and sfenographer. experienced. Tor
women's speciality shop: pe. mhuent posi-
tion for girl with experience: must h. We best
references. Address Box S30-s. Star aficr.
COIOHED- GIRL WAITS position to assist
,,1esSmaker: ref. Address slS 18th b.. e..
Martha Hingo. II
GIRL 70 sssist NJ coiieKe in exchange ror
business course during tho day. Call before
10 am. Mr.. Halo. Steward School. 1909
It.
GIRLS, 2, white, one for delicatesses and one
fpr eonfectionery. Apply Columbia Candy Co.
740 10Th ist. n.w.
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sts.. Baltimore. Nd.
NEWSPAPER CRAFTSMEN.
We are reorganizing on an
open shop basis the best equip
ped daily newspaper plant in the
Central West. We offer perma-
nent day or night positions,
available Immediately, to high
grade linotype operators. Scale
up to S4S. also bonus. Entire
freedom from union dues. fines,
assessments and annoyance
guaranteed. Transportation fur
nished.
Wire age, experience and
references to
E. ]. McCone. Secretary.
ASSOCIATED OPEN SHOP
PUBLISHERS of America.
33o Washington ST.,
Buffalo. n. Y.
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Statesmen for Securities.

Machinists and Boilermakers
Experienced in railway repair Tn-k on West
ern Maryland Railway. Wages. 81 per day Of
10 hours. Apply at employment ofnce al
Contractor C. J. Wolfe. Exeter and Hillen
stG baltimore. Nd.
Evening star., 1922-07-11

NEN--Wo need sevefaI neat-appeating young
men on our salss fofcs. New selling plan. Per
mSnant posifions II you are ambitious md
Wiiiine Is Wofk. We can use yoa. Position
worth $50 to start. Call after 10 an. Ameri-
@sn National Bank bldg. s
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WANTED-HELP.
MALE-COntinued.

MEN-We need four more men on our sa'eh
force We prefer to train you. EARN WHILE
YOU LEARN. Position worth $50 10 start.
See Mr. Ludwig, after 80 a.m., American
S,tiopnl Rank bldg
Evening star., 1922-07-11

LEARN paifernnaki"g. designing We inr
nish positions: -recial Summer rates now 80,
Prof. Livingston's Academy. l1l5 G 81 nv
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MILLINERY SALESWoMAN- -ThorunyhIy If
Gent. smart Appearing. accustomed t1 hanL
hiSii-class clientele. Address Box CT g. 81
u6ice -
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

(Positions arc at noon; distances II
miles unless otherwise stately
Allaguash 235 E Ambrose June 80
Argus 500 Ambrose July /.
Agwinoon 1877 Ambrose July |.
Corion 276 Ambrose July i.
Hampdr m rs WSW Nantucket June 30.
Hoxe 1872 Ambrose July /.
LivinRaton Roe $50 e Ambrose July l.
Norfolk 46 w Nantucket June 30
President Monroe ,066 K Ambrose July l.
Rcsolutc 1.1S7 Ambrose June 80
Scaconnett II SSE Cape Cod June 80.
Walter y Noyes pd Cross Rip June 30.
Maracaibo 575 S Scotland June 30
Firmore 240 Sc Cape Fear June 80.
West kcene $50 SE Boston June SO.
Cold Harbor $50 s Overfalls June 80.
Munamar Euevitas 1890 PM June so.
Labettc lat 10 90 Ion 55 % June 20.
Norfolk % NE WinterQuarter July l.
Munalbro II NE Winterquarter July I.
QultHamden IL Wintcr1uarter July /.
Phoenix II Sc Five Fathoms July /.
Dorchester IL Sc Atlantic city July |.
Swift Arrow 13o SW Block Island July l
Aladdin 208 SW Nantucket July l.
Gufmaid Sc Overfalls July 1.
Coahoma County 127 NE Henry July l.
Macaibo 1914 S Ambrose July l.
Glenpool 175 S Ambrose July !.
Admission City l57 s Ambrose July /.
Konia 120 S Ambrose July |.
El Captain l40 Ambrose July /.
City OF st Louis ISL S Ambrose July l.
Arizonian NE End III July l.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Passenger Shirs Due

l.aconia C3v}. Liverpool lure 81; to
Cunarl : s CO with ,~ails is expected to
in'l afternoon q, Pier 50. y r West
Zrclaad- eRrl. Antwerp Jun- -: to Red
Sibr Lima With mails; is expected 20 dock
fore. oon "a Pier Gl. Y CWest 20th st).
Roma (Fr) Lisbon June % via provi-
Hon.e. % Fahre Line with mails Is cx-
ur-'"l 20 dock forenoon foot SIS; 81.
NSsyria Gr>. Glasgow June 20: to
UOvh forenoon.
'rolon ,Rrl. Havara Iune %: 10 United
FrGit % wiki mails, is expected 20 dock
afternoon at pier Is. 2 (Maidvn Lane).
Due To-norrow
fa!t.' OBJ. Liverpool June "a: 20
White Star I.iAN with mAlls; is expected 20
Hcrl afternoon at Pier Co. y I. west
,9'h>t!.
Colorado 90. Naples june q? to I,alis-
A,NrFica With mails is exrectcA TO dock
afternoon 't 'ier 95. West 5sth st,
Crdura ,Dv). |hrrburg June ~. TO
.Ros q Mail Steam Packet Co with mails;
IS exp. ct'I Ia dock forenoon at Pier AZ
r (Morton ST..
Esseauibo tnr>. cris'oba, June 90: 70
Is exp cted to dock about u m at Pier az
r (Alortor sly.
san Juan SAN Juan Jurc cs 10 y &
Porto Rico : : Ga o.with mails il expcc,ea
to docA forenoon at Pier o5. Dklyn ,Suin-
nit s:).
Nnracaibo Mayaguez June 20. to Bliss
Daliett e. Co with mails: Is expected TO
dock forenoon at Pier II. B'klyn {Monta-
que st).
Gugiclmo Pe!rce ut>. Palermo June 10:
Bros. Inc. with mails; Is ex-
r., lara al Pier a5. y II
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

~ assf y kyssps2 kss 2asess a'a'a sa
hIpo!|r1; nos4ox schooner Im,s Mans Nogfolk
Buenos Ayres. Juniata. Baltimore and
S,'t,.i Sorfolk Sailed city q sparta lnr5.
and Baltimore. Nacoochee. savannah ''
:, cHARLEsToN, $. G; July Arrived .
Ihiiadelphia) Hundvaago (NoD. New
YORK tamd proceeded to cuba) AIaddin
fMor' 90 ph'sdsipna tand proceeGed t" T."
proctedsd 10 .1acksohvill").
cntsronAt,.. June so-Arrived; cape
FRANCISCO. Knoxville city. Baltimore for
SAN Francisco. sailed Ohioan Qrom New
york san Frsneseo orsnt fro" New
tJapl from Galveston). san Francisco and
Yokohama
MOBILE, July l--Arrived venator
nious, London. Lyzfjord "(Nor). Belize:
Noun! Turner. Porto Rico: Il ! Elwyn.
Baton Rouge; Baidhiil, Tampico. capilio.
NEW ORLEANS Port Eads) July l.
perhI ne Tgmph"
Sssslan hr5 kinss.on on otto 81 'uq' Hugo SHINES SHINES
re. Is'S naS sFYa al,aa na'ars No st An
lGcr,. Hamburg fguassu U5raz,. Bucnos
Ayres' Make Trcba, Mobile; Montagel
,oonck; Nap!es: Vera Nor) Kingston;
West Wnuno. Liverpool; Yumari. Cuban
NEWPORT NEWS. Va July 1--Arrivcd:
Penobscot. Boston; Meteor Boston, Sell
wyn Eddy. Now York. Sailed: Dana
land: schr TiftOn. st Johns.
NoRFoLI<: w. July 1--Arrived; West
liardawny, Mobile; Tymeric tBr). New
s9rE fon1 n1p tNort or,senl np Potlana ORE
oi.i
more; Arlington. New England; .Vittorio
Emmanuele Sd. Baltimore; Absecon. New
Y.m y.fk' Tresma% rn.1rna N9w vrLa York ssyn EDDY
I.ovs'nkkan (Nor), Baltimore; schooner
Alceus Hoonsr New Haven; caterina
Grp"w'Sh GtaR var Nguvitas Haryey
Corvallis, New York; Penobscot. Boston :;
Meteor, Boston. Sailed: Dania Dan),
c"p"nhagen via Baltimore; Peter II Crow
Ell. ProvidcDce; Everett. New England; :;
Sorland (Nor), Philadelphia Coahoma
County, Liverpool and Manchester; Mus
kcgon. Constantinople; Winneconne, Petro-
grad; schooner Tifton, st Johns; CITY Of
Flint Hamburg and Bremen: schooner
Grand Turk, Hamilton: Amolco, Aguirre
PHILADELPHIA, July l--Arrived: A
Kn"Hsen GM%r? Nsnnzas Monane T.
o"aco Queen (Br>. Liverpool, n s, Nor
ristown. New York: Middlemoor (Br).
Hue va. Sorand (Nor), Helsingfors. Sailed:
Maria dc Larrinaga (Bp Gibraltar for
orders; Storm King. Antwerp via New
York; Balsanl, Londonderry. etc: Sns-
ma wa. Leghorn, etc. via New York: Surico.
Norfolk: schooner Charles NJ Struven,
Wilmington N c; Juan (Nor), Port An
tonic Cissy (Nor). Guantanamo Feliciana
tBr). London via New York Y d Leonard.
Brunswick; Paraguay Sabine; Northern
star, New York: Maple. New York; Hall
grim (Nor), Naples.
PENSACOLA. Fla. July 1--Sailed: Capt.
tollo, Montevidco and Buenos Ayres
PORTLAND, Ore, July ARRIVED: Ca
madam Prospector Point Aberni Sailed:
California, Europe; Edward f. Lucken-
bach, New York; Meiwu Maru. United
Kingdom: Willsolo, New York via Puget
Sound.
PORTLAND, Me- July. Arrived:
Brton, Norfolk.
SAN FRANCISCO. July 1--Arrived: June
80 Chateau Thierry. New York; July l.
Genoa Maru Jap), New York for Orient
Sailed June 30. Harry Luckenbach. Port
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Action to End
Rail Contracts
Now Doubtful
Refusal to Heed Shipping
Boards Ultin,aium by 2
Roads Probably Will Be
Overlooked for Present
Authority Is Questioned
Committee Touring West 10
Inquire Into Result of
A')rOaasion on Seattle

i is improbable that the Shipping
Board will take any immediate action
looking TO the termination or abroga-
tion of-the Preferential agreemcn. ex-
listing hetweea the Chicago, Milwaukee
4 st. Paul and the Great Northern
railroads, or one hand. and the Osaka
Shosen Kaisha ard Nippon Yuscn Kai-
sha on the other. IL = declared in
Washington. The ult.matun GIVEN tho
railroads in question several months
ago by the Stripping Board % discon
tinuc the contracts before July / have
rot becH compIfcd with, j. f. .carNci.
1t was known at the Tine thai the
board issued IFS demand thai tho ofi
Gals Of that body believed that befoTe
July the subsidy bill would have
passed and that tie bill would contain
8 provision giving The board authority
70 order the abrooation Of contracts
such as exist between the two rail
roads and the japanese steamship
lines. There is y dispute, however, os
70 the present authority OF the Ship
ping Board to terminate such contracts
by order, tho board claiming it has full
power to act in tho matter, and the
Fal!1oaNS Cc0NlnS thiS ciain M
Bill Still in Abcyancc
The subsidy bill still is in abcyancc,
and il is believed in authoritative quar-
ters that the Shipping Beard will rot
press the matter Of abrogating The
agreements until Congress- takes action
on the measure. Tho most vigorous op-
position 70 The terminating o. the con
tracts has come from tho rort Of
Cs a. lc SC hol ~.
board t. thc more willing to pcstponu
action on them until the sub3dy
measure has become law because the
bill VIII enc Bic the board to give guar
antics 70 Seattle that it will not be
injured IL the contracts arc ended
One of The duties of the comm.ttc"
which departs for the Middle West and
West today or a trip To investigate
the adequacy Of facilities under The
American flag for putting into effect
Section IS Of the merchant marine act
provid ng preferential railroad ratca
fo9 goods to be shipped in American
bottoms will be to maxi i,nouirv also
as to the effect upon the FORT of Seattle
Of the discontinuance OF these railroad
contracts with the two Japanese lines.
Ship Board on Vacation
Commissioner Frederick /. Thomp-
son, VINO has had charge OF the matter,
declared few days ago that the board
has not had time to take up the ques-
tion of what action would be taken if
the londs refused to comply with the
board : ultImatum. A majority Of the
Shipping Board member. are taking
short vacations over Tuesday, but it is
roTed that the board will be able to
decide definitely what action will be
pursued In this matter within a rea-
sonably short time. Chairman Lasher
is on ten days vacation at his home
in Ch!crpo
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
i1ne TucAtlaY

United States tDan), Christiania June "a.
70 Scandinavian American Line with mails
il expected TO dock forenoon at foot lin
~, Hoboken
Majestic tBrl. southampton June "a; to
White star Line with mails; ip expected to
dock. forenoon at Pier 50. n Il tWest
President Monroe, London June "a to
Emitted States Lines with mails; is expected
20 dock forenoon a, Pier !. Hoboken.
Munamar Antila June %: to Munson
Line with mails; " expected to dock fore.
room a, pier .. IL r. tCoenties Slip.
Sr'1soa; "a WIN h"yana July to Guba Nal MAJ
forenoon at Pier -. r. X tWali sO.
Due Wednesday
Bayern. Hamburg June 20.
.,,- o. United American Lines
American Black Sea Line
Due Thursday
81 Pau!. Hamburg. June 26 Am Line
Tivves, Santa Marta. june 90,
United Fruit Co
Due Friday
Bcrcngaria. Southampton. July l.
Geo wosn,or,ou sout,.u,n. &C cunara ,,ra g 8 Co
la Bourdonnais. Havrc, Jurs 81
French Limo
Due Saturday
Carmania. Liverpool, June 30
Cunard s S Co
Noordnm Rotterdam. June IS.
Holland America Line
Due Sunday. July o
Nroonand. Antwerp. juno 20
Red Star Line
] emport G. Holt Line
Due Monday. July 10
President Adams. I.ondon Julv rS,,ro
la SaNoie. Havre, July l..... French Iinc
Southern Cross. Buenos Ayrcs, June ~
Munson Line
e. Porto Rico 8 g.,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Freight Ships Due
Due r0-,iNy

cor~neo. Lisbon. iuns jun" MaI'sfy nI's2SGy, : Co
cape Henry San rrancisco, June s.
., Atlantic. Gulf & Pacific Co
ihooe fagcIuno, Buelios Ayres, June 2
Siam City Liverpool. June 10. % y w
II Flagler, Rotterdam. June H. To-" N'''
F J L"ckenbach. Los Ang eles, juno II Il. 10
- Luckcnb4ch S Co
Exeter City. Swansea. June ,e
,.,.a,; p chas Nm & Soma
Dakart2E. London. June 49,
International Mercantile Marine.
CorSon. Hamburg. June l7...Kerr 8 $ Co.
+'!Soo'' NJ iru, san francisco. juno ~.
Houldar. Weir e. Poyd
Luspaliie Lisbon. June 1s.C d Mallory & Co
Pha de l-arrinaga. Liverpool. June 1e
Tyrifjord, Christiana June u. w
Norwegian American Line
West Campghw. Boston, July :,
United American Limos
Hawaiiar. Boston. July l.. Init Am Lines
Due Tomorrow
IocoNc RIO de Janciro June ~.
w., Munson Lir es
sagaland, Port Antonio. June 81. LINES
Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Tuesday
Toluma Cristobal. juno % w r Grace & Co
Wlnona W Gibraltar .1unc 27.Export Corp
H Winchester g. Co
Due Wednesday
Argus, Antwerp June 10
Black Diamond S S Corp
Harnonidcs Santiago. June is
r T Houston e. Co
Dur Thursday
var. var. Dunkirk. June 10. Cosmopolitan Line
mrT,e'n Mtai, orisiooal. June IS. Unit Am Lines
NendeI Castle, Alg!ere June 90
va Norton. Lilly e. Co
Maine London June 24......Atl Trans Line
Due Friday
kasaTa Liverpool. June rs.
Nerbania, London. June IT,. .Curard 3 20
Due Saturday
NNy ol sparta Gibraltar. June Is
Norton. Lilly &. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Notice to Mariners
(By I. S. Hydroeranhic nniceA

NbF l. >. HydroRraphic Orice)
Tho photographic Office under tho NAVY
ocpartment Is stabishcd to aid 1nnrl,nr:
IL punishes nautical charts, books tables
ut broadcast daily by radio TO assure ina
Ts'I1r 1,roa 81 vssss1s The New York oicc. at
Droau street is open daily to lao
p ~ Masters and officers arc welcome
ana may consult charts and books cover
Ing ell ports of the world. Mariners are
I'quosted TO forward all hydrograp phic in
formatio2 to the nearest branch Hydro
Bartlett Reef Light Vessel, Conn. will
be ,iratrFnt r"tprnHd e 70 station about July II:
Bay. Y, maintained by the U Engi.
nesrs. . have been discontinued. June 20
The Light house Service announces Rob
bins Reef Gong Buoy. n Y Harbor. re-
placed on station june cs ana bell BUOY
Withdrawn.
S Chaumont reports that on June 20
MORO Ayuca Light. Mexico was observed
70 be showing group flashing with two
flashes every five seconds instead Of every
10 seconds as stated IA the Light list
Position. lat Is 62 II n, lon 95 "a ~ W
June 10 characteristic Of Napoopoo
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Arrived Yesterday

la'yia GanA iihau Iunc u Dansig ie.
'S|aMaf"p o il@if1x IN, ~ & TO E"s' s si1,c
rns@ ard i1dse yicr ). Rush Docks
;'-osdorso wuyon f1,a1, Trieste June
- \"rl"s !S Nrlers 90 10 Phc-?s Br,.
".f'H = f.s.. $50 second AMI 6i2 thlrd
eia~r pase ma's and nidse; l!cr :. Bush
Argentina ,Ilah. 'rvEcste Juno 10. Patras
r. talorno "a. .tRiers H. Gibraltar 10:
- rh"ins Hsos. with l?o cnbii ard 20
iihTd-" pa's and mdac, Pier :. Bush
t.asoy' m. nucnoa ,yres June g. Monte
re ,.ag@ s.5,d., Hio de- 1nmriro - tinihad -
frs. a s,roni snh as ,H,rG 'oc cla w''n o"
meiiS and m&%e pier II. Hohoken.
IotG0 ,\or', rIntn Arenas Mo y,
u,nr.'a -. chanarni -. Gotico June :.
t". "th mdse. l'ier -. II itlyn
j s"ah " ttidahN. Port t.otos Juno % 70
S'nc mir Nav Co. With crude oil, Trembly
Irccssiie't. pierce. baltimore Juno %: to
The T. &h'pplnc Board. in ballast: an
ch.rNd oft I;e.I Hoo< Flats. nklvn
nonss n9g'inn nna snr' N and chsr
first. 2oi s"ccnd ana $l3 mira class pass.
moiis n3d md>": Pier Of i r.
SeE'l,.A .ier, 'tr"mrn. June ~, to
l'S third class pass. mails and mdso. 9Th
81. Hobo3cn
Vostys isr). southamrton. June 20: TO
ond and 81 third class ra.s. mails and
mdse: Fi"r H. Uoboten.
Gag Narhor, Norfoik. June 90. to Joyce
WpNins with md9"; anchored off Liberty.
Storm King. phjladclphia June so; 10
Black Diamond : : Co with mdse; Pier 8.
ARM Ba&e t.klvn
Eyiayl Norfols. Juno 20: to Pocah hontas
Fu"l Go win conl; 1$?d st. e r.
with oil: l'ereon Point. j.
- iuruprs &. ,+it 0-gt
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTEKS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
OF tho pOsitiors OF merchant vessels
ccivcd through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration OF Amcrica Shipmastcrs Of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
out charge, report their tTR) noon
positions through tho following com
mercial radio stations In the United
States proper 1t Is important that
theAr reports should be sent promptly
At noon each day In order TINT they
may be received in time for publica~
tion.
Position reports can be sent through
tho stations OF the Independent
Wiroloss Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York CITY tWCG). babylon. l.. I.
tWSE). Easthnmpton, t. I. (WSA),
New London. Conn (WsT).
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation OF America
will receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
(WCC). Siasconset. Mass. tWSC), New
London. Conn. (WLC). Cape May. New
York city tWNY).
Medical and surgical advice will he
given free through Tho Radio Corpora
ton of America by the u Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Eassbo,Irsd Tonnage Larger

Pacific Coast products carried by the
several intcrcoasta! lints through the
Panarle Canal for the thirteen months
ended June ! exceeded Atlantic coast
products taken to the west r. the same
lines by 5000 tons, according TO fig
uIes compiled b. the Seattle Chamber
of Commerce and just released.
Pac tc ports shipped 1853 200 tons
and vessels trom Atlantic ports carried
carried 1,l37 206 tons to the Pacific
Coass. Mo.e than 80 per cent OF the
cargo thus handled vas forwarded in
Shipping Board boats. 1t is estimated
-. 10000 freight cars would have
been required to handle the same
goods. Seattle's waterborpe. caE.merce
for May exceeded in value l,00o, ,0b0
a day .,s.,..
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
y age Reduction Releases
Iied.yp Danish Vessels

Profitable operation Of ixty-three
ships OF the Danish merchant marine.
which were formerly out Of commits
sion. has resv!ted from u recent agree
rent putting into effect reduction
in the wages of Danish scamen, &c
cording to information sent the De-
partnent o. Commerce from CopcA-
hagen by Consul General Letchel On
April "a there were only th.ity-twa
ships, OF ,G,176 dead weight tons, tied
up II Denmark, as against n!net y-nvu
vessels, with total dead weight OF
c5S.330 toas. tied up January AG, 1922,
and THIS condition has recently been
bcttered still further.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Outgoing Steamships

NoTE-Mail Information will be found
on Travel Page. Eighth column.
saving time.
Sail Tuesday
Aaui,ania. Southampton. IL M. 50. Nh M
Sail Wednesday
Parts. IIavrc, II Mr.
H,sy,s It.,n Ins nnnas rM T. ! Bush D, pt'y"
,...u,,. c, 2, Army Bas., Bklyn
N"rri1,n. ~ ,'.b',,a nr'1,obnI - NJ ...". 3,
scydlta B nrcmen 'n0orG pu s;h - ,,snoS. *
n"'ncronia, Constantinoplc. 70 81 90
Sansamon, orstnntinorlc, /. NJ. ~, B;lsiyn
PRESIDENT Garfield. Plymouth. 3 PM
Crnancss, Liverpool. 4 pM.......44, Bklyn
Marenso. HUI IL 81, 7th st. Hobolssem Hssn
Sall Thur-dny
Eochamhcau, Havre, rM. Mr.
e"n'e Mou1' Ra.sa GIsy, HHam,burr Y, n,eu u =
Mayaro' '" d1ena1" d;~sas"'' rM .. 3; ntiyn n
\strca, Cape 1Iayti. PM
s. Dush Docks. Dklyn
Sail Friday
nanan, KINGSTON. ~ M........1b.r
IMuna,iar, Nu"vitas. 10 NJ M....... 0, + r
Inca, San Domingo CITY. ~ NJ "a. B'klyn
Snil Saturday
prcs,s,.n,o PasGs,,n s3rnii,hampton II An
iceland. Antwerp. 10 M.......,'''ss. Nj,
New Amsterdam, Rotterdam - NJ
~ sth at, Foboken
Acropolls, Cor stan;inoplc, 2 PM az, B'kiyn
President Harding, Bremen, pm.
4, Hoboken
MaraGa,bo' san Iun Mayasucs: ~ M...11. B'klyn
Toloa Port l.in1on II AN q Np
Hubert. Mhranham. . PM 33d ST u:itivn
western world, Buenos Ayres. PM.
,,,t 3, Hoboken
Baltic Liverpool - NJ - a. X :,
ordura Hamburg. IL NJ - ~ " :,
Colombo. Naples l9 M. NJ ~ ~ u
tornela. san Juan, u M......27. D'klyr
Andrea + !-uckenbach San Francisco. I'm
36th st, b klyr
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

TORRE ArNUNz1ArA. June bring
borg tNor), Philadelphia, %. North Pa
cihc fBr) 10.
MBLl1LA, Juno 1o--vire du Havre
tFr1. Philadelphia.
HAvhE June 2s--Hastings County.
Montreal; Vincent. New York.
YOKOHAMA, June 28-Tokiwa Maru
tJsp), seattle.
LONDON. juno 2o--Lord ormonde tBr).
New York via Norfolk. July !, Vascoua
(Br). New York
SOUTHAMPTON. June so--Dosina tBr)
Port Arthur
LIVERPOOL. June ao--Henrik Lund
tNor). CampbelIton. n r.. July /. West
Arrow, Baltimore.
PORT PfR1E. June ao--sydlc (swcd)
rortla nd, ore. and San Francisco.
PLYMOUTH. .fuy 1~--Giiwen Park tBr)
Baltimore for AaiborR, June 30. Mongolia,
New York for Hamburg
AvoNMoLTH. July 1-Kastalia tBr).
Ba altnore VIA Norfolk.
ouEESsToWN. July 1-scythia tBr).
New York for LIVERPOOL
BERGEN June 2i--Mexica3o tEor).
Philadelphia: 20, Kristianiafjord tNor).
New York,
NEUFAHRwAssER juno 25--susque-
hanna, New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
Senate Expects Subsidy
Fight Until October
Expects Bitter and Prolonged
Struggle After Bonus and
Tariff Are Out of Way

FRO" 4Hc Ti6nne' Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July 1.-senators
are looking forward to bitter. and
rrotracted struggle this session over
the ship subsidy bill. Talk in Senate
circles to-day was that the session was
likely TO be prolonged until October by
reason Of the controversy. over sub
sidies.
Democratic Senators who have been
leading the fight on the tariff bin and
Republican Senators who have been
leading the fight for it are about worn
out. As 4 result, there was talk of
bringing about the passage of the tariff
measure and the soldiers bonus meas
ure by August l5 After these bills are
passed The Administration will insist
that the subsidy bill be taken up. The
House will be urged by the President
to pass the subsidy bill soon after it
reconvenes on August Is.
The Senate has felt the effects of
the summer weather more than usual,
but if the subsidy bill is pressed this
condition Will not prevent a long
struggle over it. 1t is expected the
President will be able to line UP anna
jority of he Senator'S for the bill bat
the real difficulty will be to force a
vote.
Opposition of agricultural influence
70 snip subsidy has not been removed
by any means by the recent White
House dinner and conference .Sena-
tors have been apprised that none Of
the representatives Of agriculture at
the conference committed himself to
the support Of the cause Of ship sub
/ sidy. Some of the heads of farmers
organizations, in fact have declared
fatty against it since the conference.
The President was asked at the con-
ference to POSTPONE attempts to get
subsidy enacted until conditions in
Europe and the world become more
sett!od. He oNposed such delaY
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02

Cuthbert. Para, June ~. Booth ss CO
Jethou, Buen6s Ayres. June IA. Kerr 4 4 CO
Due Sunday. July o
Alpine Range. Liverpool dune a.
Furness. Witty q Co
Francisco Hull. June "a
Ellcrmnns Wilson Line
1nnoko, Rotterdam, Juno a.
Black Diamond 2 4 Corn
Tarenta London, June "a. .CunArd A. srp
Due Monday, July 10
Camoens, Barbados. June 20.
1.amport Il Holt Line
Blue Triangle. Gray's Harbor. June ia.
, Nawsco Lines
Lena buckeho7ch, Los Angeles. June 30
Luckerbach y 8 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-02
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otherwise specifed)
Hilton anchored off New Haven 20 Pm
Juno 30
Monterey 10 s Scotland LV July ].
Winona $40 T. Ambrose LN June 40.
Quaker City tao e Ambrose Nv July l.
Homestead ass from Cape Henry July l.
Siboney passed Scotland LV l2;2l PM
July l.
Lenape 23S SSW Scotland w July /.
Sinsinawa SO e Ambrose LN July !.
Lake Elsm-rc A SW by w Nantucket Nv
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