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The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

LOrlglnal, Ont.-SeVen members of one family were found dead here today as result of eating wild paranips.
 Paris.-Premier Poiecaire.s policy toward Germany was indorsed at the meeting Of members of the senatorial foreign relations committee, today.
 Rome.-Corato, in Southern Italy, has been visited with several earth waves during the past week. Buildings fer miles in extent have been demUl- ished.
 Lawton, Okla.-Rev. Thomas Irwin, pastor of the Presbyterian church at this place, was arrested today on arson charges in connection with recent fires al the church.
 Columbia, N. C.-Professor N. Good Holmes, of the University of South Carolina, and Ben Hale, university marshal, were found shot to death to- day in tho office of the treasurer of the university.
 Lakota, N. D.-Asle J. Gronna, for mer United States senator, died al his home here last night, as 8 result of cancer. He was just entering the cam baign for Republican nomination as senator.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
AyiatOrs Lose Lives
 When Planes Collide

Washington.-Lieu Harold F. Sel- den and Ensign Miller, naval aviators, were drowned late yesterday afternoon when their seaplane, at an elevation of a thousand feet, collided with another plume and fell into the Potomac river near the Capital.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Soldiers Bonus.

Washington.-Reptblican members of the Senate finance committee today tentatively agreed on provisions to be embodied in the soldiers bonus bills, the plans of which will be submitted to Harding without delay.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Reindeer for Michigan.

New York.-Fifty female and 10 male reindeer, consigned to the State of Michigan, arrived Thursday on the steamer Bergensfjord from Christiania, Norway. The deer will be used for breeding purposes.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Forty Years for $40 Robbery.

New York. James Jenkins, a negro robber, was Thursday sentenced to forty years imprisonment, one year for each dollar he stole, when he held up two taxicab chauffeurs.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Genoa Conference At
 Stage of Disintegration

Genoa = The Genoa conference showed signs of disintegration today. Germany's economic experts started home, aad several of the Russian dele gation have also departed.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Wu Pei Flu Turns Flank
 of Chang Tsao Lin, Who
 Is in Rout to Mukde11

Mukden, May 5.-Gep. Chang Tso Lin, Dianchurian military leader, though reversed in bat tie near Picking, has an army of three hundred thousand trained soldiers upon which to draw.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Beveridge Leading New.

Indianapolis.-With three fourths of the vote couoted in the Indiana sen atorial contest, Beveridge is leading New, present inevnbent, by 15,00O votes.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Tumor Near the Brain.

New York.-Henry E.. Davison, a partner of J. P. Morgan, was operated upon for the removal of a tumor located near the brain, today.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

Picking, May 5-General Wu Pei Fu was in control of Picking at noon today, with Gen Chang Tso Lin and his forces fleeing to Mukden3 Observers here be- heve Ghang's sudden collapse has ended hostilities. All fight ing ID the 7icinltv of Picking has ceased;
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Hearst to Be Candidate
 for New York Governor

New York.-William n R. Hearst will be candidate for the Democratic uom- instion for governor of New York this fall, according to announcement made in the New York World today.
  John Savola left Friday for his home at Berry Landing.
 @----s------------------------ Billy O'Palke and Nick Sopoff were Friday arriva from Candle,
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

Picking, May 6.-Ceneral Wu Pei Flu today visited President Hsu Ship Chang and assured the president that there would be no interference with 6ne@ Picking government. Chaog Tso Lin himself is now definitely elim- mated from the political situa- tion in his flight to Manchuria. with isolated detachments of his aamy fighting rear guard actions as they fall back on Mukden.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

Ed Goode. who arrived Thursday from Candle, left this morning for Ta- cotna.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Transportation Costs at Mayo.

Ketchikan.-Livingston Wernecke, after spending several months in tDe big silver camp at Mayo, says that the present handicap in operating mines in that district is, the high. cost of trans portatlon, and as result of this the high cost of supplies.
 The freight rate from Vancouver to Dawson on commodities is S53 per ton, from Dawson to Mayo $50 per ton, and from Mayo to the foot of Keno hill, known as Keno City, $200 per ton, and another SI0 per ton to have your sup plies taken up the mountain.
 Anthony Sweeney arrived today from Candle.
 Fred Roethlisberger, from Candle, was one of today's arrivals.
 T. F. Aitken, Candle, was town visitor for few hours today.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

Fred Roethlisberger, from Candle, was one of today's arrivals.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

T. P. Aitken, Candle, was town visitor for few hours today.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
High Military H0n0rs fer Prince of Wales on
 His Arrival at Manila

Manila The Prince of Wales. upon arrival here on May 12, will be accord ed the highest military honoes. These will include the salute of twenty-one guns and similar ceremonials of well come usually reserved for the Presi- dent of the United States.
 
 Henry Marfello returned here yes terday morning from trip to Flat, bringioa quantity of shortages. MT. Martello reports mining operations as having started up, the ground being free of snow and practically bare to a d point ahout fifteen miles of Ophir. He left for Tacotaa his morning.
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06

Anthony Sweeney arrived today from Candle
The Kusko times., 1922-05-06
Photographic Ticks.

Loriginal, Ont.-Seven members of one family were found dead here today as result of eating wild paranips.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Radio Corpn. Of America

fposi,ion. rlven are ~ noon. distances IN
miles unless othefwife stated
rr,.,oi fE Nohska June -
chrearoilis 7fs W bishops ROCK June ]
CIV ~ Aururia 100 y Diamond June
ci,y n savannah ~ Hatieraf Jun" j.
CIV Il seattle a 5 Ambrose juno y.
pi,ie Arrow i6i y Diamond June j.
\ o parsiow 20 Ambrose June -
fireman ~ 81 Caps iisnfy June -
Ians Law 100 p By liniierhs fS'
June "a
J A Norei' Jr iss & Ambrose June -.
Jaran Arrow ift - HaffeTRs June -
Jnslah MACY eli = Ambrose juno ~.
Iivlngsfor Roe i.o7n = Amhfofe June II.
Msirsae 90 y cane Sable June 10
Nunamar ilt s Amhrof" June -.
olympic ts2 = Ambrose June -
pcn0bscot 10 p hy I. block Island
June ~
President Pierce 2tls r Amhrofe June Il
Reliance 20i7 = Hook June -.
R~foiuie ! fs5 y Hook June ~.
schodAck 22s y Amhrose June -.
swlftwini l2s 8 hy p Ambrose June -.
Tomaiva ffb Hafteras June n.
Vacuum 10 = Oveffslis June 10.
Walter n Munson 315 : Ambrose June -
" y Kcens = Winter quarter june ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
5000 Enjoy Dansant on
Berengaria at Her Pier
Visitors Also Have Chance to
Witness Water Sports of DIV
ino Vcnuscs i'm Pool

An unusual form of entertaining pa
irons and friends was inaugnratcd yes
torday bv tho Cunard Limo, when ],
swung open tho big gangways OF tns
steamship Dcrongarin and we,coineu
1000 ncrgcns with q dnnsant IN tn'
vessels two big bathrooms.
Tho Rorcnrar:l IA tho third olggest
steamship afoat. Sho was In the Ne"
York and Hamburg service under the
German flag when tho Hamburg amer
lean Line operated her as tne imPct
ator. but nj that time she hod only
ono ballroom. when tho Cunard lin'
bad hor ovcrhaulcd 90 convert her into
an oil burner ci1b. months ago the
snocc formerly used 9s the Rit1-Chrl-
ton dining room by the Germans was
converted into another ballroom when
Is known aboard - IS tho o'ef'
now."
The two orchestras which tho BeTen-
garia carries were busy yesterday ron
p. m. 20 p. m. providing music iot
the compnny's guests. Lrnchcon was
served throughout tie afternoon IN ths
main dining saloon.
Between -anccs tie visitors were en-
tertaincd with water sports IN tne
ship's bic Pompeian swimming pool
Fvbibi,iors Of swimming and diving
were given b. Miss Helen Wainwright
Miss Ethel Baker, Miss Helen Briseoo'
Miss Florence Briscoe and MISS Lillian
gtoddard.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

The Tribune publishes daily reports
~ tho p0siti0fs % merchant vessels re-
colvel through the United states Nnva
Communication Service Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may. with
olf charge. report their fTR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations ln tho United states
proper Bar Harbor. Mc. (Ottercinesj
cape Haticras. y c.. Jupiter. Fla,
Key Wcst Fla New Orlcans La.
These position (TRJ reports should
be addressed only 20 the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded 70
Ncw YORK. 10 is Important that these
reports should be- sent promptly AZ noon
each day in order that they may be
received in time for publication.
Position reports can alfo be sent
through tho stations Of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc. New
York city CWCG). Babylon. l. l.
CNSEl EaWhamptcn. l.. l. (WsA).
New London. Conn. (WST).
so charge made for medical or
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
The Radio Corporation Of America
viii receive position reports through
tho following stations: Cape Cod
fWCCJ. slasconset. Mass. (WSC), New
London. Conn. tWLC). Cape May. New
YORK city (WNi).
Medical ana surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
tion of America by the L Public
Health Service
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

A Bedford 1876 sw South Pass June 10
Agwihavre sc SW Hattersa June 10.
Agwimex ei HNE Hatteras June ~.
Arcturus 597 r Five Fathom Bank Ly
June H.
Argonne 225 Tampico June ~.
Baltic $50 Ne Tampoo June TO-
Baton Rouge 20 W Havana June 10.
Bayway % + Havana June 10
Charles Braley So ENE Sand Key June ~
Ci'y Of Rome 43 Hattcras June -.
DiriEo - SW Hatteras June 10
Dixie Arrow 100 Haueras June -.
Edward l. poheny passed South PasI
Elisha walker 257 Z Tampico June 10.
Gierpooi a3 w sand Key juno 70.
Gpfcoast ~ r South Pass June 70.
Gufprince 80 " sand Key May 10.
John Rockefeller o. Sc South Pass
juno %.
LiFonier .75 Sabine Pafs June 10
LlmOn 5s2 s Nantucket LN June 10.
Munisia passed Key West June 10
Nelson 10 Sw Hatteras June 10.
Sew Jersey I S Hatteras June is
Pennsylvania 175 + TuHpam June 10.
Pioneer S Careyfort June 10
samuel Q Brown 30 Z b. y sand Key
standard 70 Z Sand Key June is
Thomas II Wheeler so Sw Tortuga'
rncas 30 : Hatteras June -.
Vlctorllte 43 ? Hattcras June -
William u Doheny i3s sw Ha,,srs'
June -
william Green 2is + Tampico June 10.
Aladdin o. Jupiter June -.
Chester sun 100 Ne Jupiter June -.
Coillnrssvorfh 90 NE Jupiter juno -.
Dean Emery 100 NJ Jupiter June TO-
r T Bedford 100 Ne Jupiter June 10.
Esparia 9ii Scotland June 70.
George Washington sailed Cherbourg t.it
3 m June 81.
Guiflghf o Z Jupiter June 10
Gulfmald % NE Jupiter June -.
Guifrar 81 y Jupiter June 70.
Hclge 25 L Jupiter June 70
] a Rostwlck IS ENE Jupiter June 10.
Janeiew iaf o. % lon - - June -
Java Arrow 1880 + Ambross June ~.
Lake Faiama 10 s Hillsboro June ~.
Nlinnekahda $50 Ambrose June "a.
Moscla 1905 ENE Hat'eras June "a.
Oswego on Miami i23s p m June 10.
Pcninsuiar State lat f6 IL Ion 81 a.
June u
Presldent Adams $50 z Ambrose June "a
President Arthur iat a. .5 lon 30 o.
June is
President Garfield sailed chsrbourg sos
W June is
President Fillmore 2ss Ambrose June "a
President Monroe SAILED Cherooufg b.f'
? 10 June II
Robert Z Hopkins % ENE Jupiter June 10
Ruth 40 y jupiter June 10.
schodack 713 L Ambrose June IL.
Texan 100 = Ambrose June II.
West Eiaara 1855 p Ambrose June ~.
West Kasson - Ne Miami June 10.
Western Pride 1910 Z Cape May June II.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20

MANCHESTER. June h-w'''ano'
9wisoyRipENIrAM. jung ia-rork ci"
Lks rALMAs. Jun. iI.-wh''s'y HAN
nwuiNIi.X. june i1.-west o'Rowa' san
Francisco. - ,,.,.. fpro
frrrn fnIfo Sew YORK. -. p..,
TOpT June it--Draisb-rE tNofl' ft,
land ors. 18Th. stewart Dollar H'"
'ioSno~. June i;-folinbfohe !Ht.
,,',t,,,I- Port Adelaide fprl, Se" lotk
ti,'ifi. tnrl Montreal. Nsrhnna ihtl,
vontrsai. president Garfield, "eN i"'N'
ian. paknrian. Hos'on. - ~,
sf~GAFoRE. juno iI-Bofneo ""''
ratl Nsw orleans. ,,-c,.nndra CBD.
Nqn,' g4 ,v'r'xcEvr. c V. Jun. i1-s'nds'''
nv ny6KoHAMA. Jun. is-Toyama Maru'
niRKENHEAD. juno ~ - I"'H''''"
v,tot.TW June ii-Franes tfD'
from Usvrr. Sew York. ,s.,.,
poTTFUDAN June i1-Soncon. bot,on
npfeTOf. Juns ig-Opelika. fh''A'''
phis. .-,.e,, ,,.. iE-Uerbert
eiemera fpsnE. formerly os,se' .,,, my.
gyAHsTA. June ie-Ereier CIV '"''
scARpIFF. Jun. Monmouth Fh''''
'MRSlLA. Jun. iI--Alioway' vancouver
HoNGKoSo. Jun. i1-Alab'm' N'''
fIarl. Tacoma.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Cleared

Chicago CITY (BD. Olsen; Bristol;
samiand tBeig) King. Hamburg and
Danz.g via PhAsdeij 1ia, Rcd star Line
Matura (Br). Kirkb. Grenada. Tf!ni-
daA and Demerara. Furness. Witty
Frederlk VII (Dan). Meckienb"rg,
christiania. Christiensand and copcn-
hagen. Punch. Edye 4 CO.
Karenga (Br). Chrome. Brisbane ana
Sydney VIA Panama Canal. Norton, LILY
city Of Montgomery, HAMMOND saNan-
nah. ocean 5 CO.
Delaware. Robinson. Portland; Eastern
s Co. .
West india S Co
Anlanca. Fulcher; Norfolk; Old Do
rninion Transportation co.
West Isleta Hansn, Vancouver 70
Boston. Mawsco Lines
Bioonfontein (Br). Paftison. Auckland
and Napier Via Philadelphia. Norton.
Paria. Hudgins: st Thomas and s.
sIenem (FD. Pierre. Lcghorn, Malaga
and Alicante 20 Philadelphia, Atlantic
Kresfond (Nor) ostbo. Newcastle 20
Philadelphia; Atlantic Fruit co.
Havre Maru (Jap). Aral Yokohama.
Kobe VIA Norfolk and Panama Canal
I Parber Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Coastwise Line Placed
In Receivers Hands
Elder Steel Steamship Co. Fails
for Over S5,000,0 900, Large
" Owed for Ships

Az result Of a bill in equity hled
,cstcrday afternoon, the Elder steel
Steamship Co.. Inc. was placed in the
bands Of Arthur +. Mittnsch and John r.
Iobreton as receivers. named by Judge
Martin T. Manion in the United states
Court. Liabilities are said 20 be about
s5.866.222. Of which all but S6Oo'OVV is
secured By mortgages on steamships
owned by the company.
Tho concern was engaged in the
coastwise trade on the Atlantic ana
pociGc. and operated three steamers
OF about 1000 tons each, the Deerheid'
the West Catanace, and the Nepsonet.
The receivers, who were placed under
bonds q $4,000 each. are 70 operate
the company's business pending read
iustment Of It's financial difficulties. BY
order OF the court an injunction is
granted against all creditors, OF whom
The shipping Board is one, until the
equity suit is decided.
Mr Elder asserts that he is q
creditor IN the sum OF S6,931, ar
amount sufficient 20 give the Federal
Court jurisdiction. The bill states
fhat The company's default Of interest
payments, lack Of ready funds, and the
fact that it IS approximately Sl,OOO'Ooo
short on charter accounts, have MADE
the proceedings necessary.
BOSTON. June l9.-%he Federal Dis
triot AttorneyS once here to-day
brought su.t against the Elder Stee'
Steamship Company, Inc, Of New YORK
seeking return Of the shipping board
steamer Neponset, which was chartered
20 the company more than two years
ago. II IS alleged that the company owes
the shipping beard S975,o0o in rentals
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Passenger Ships Due

Olvrnple (Br). Southampton June u. 20
White Star Line with mails. s expected 70
dock afternoon at Pier %, y X tWest
sfavaneerf'ord (Sor). Bergen June 10. %
NorweEian-American Line with malls IS
expected 70 dock forenoon az foot sV'h a.
Oar II (Dan). Copenhagon June 5. 20
ecandinavian-Amer Line with malls
Is expected 20 dock forenoon az foot 4'in
g. Hoboken.
cuba Mail S s Co with mails. is expected
10 dock afternoon a. Pier u. 4 x tNal
city Of savannah. Savannah June Il. 20
ocean s s Co. is expected 10 COCK az fieI
Mohswk Jacks6nvlle June Il. TO clyde
5 5 Co. is expected TO dock at Pier &c.
y X (spring sD.
Due Tomorrow
Mlnn.kahda. Hamburg June 10. 20
American Line with mails is expected 10
dock afternoon at Pier 50. y r west
Niagara (Fr). Bordeaux June II; 20
French Line with malls IL expected 70
dock forenoon At Pier -. y X CWest
7ith sD.
Peninsula state. London June -, 70 L s
Lines with mails. is expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier !. Hoboken.
Hubert tBr). Barbados June u %
Booth & CO with mails. u expected 10 doc =
forenoon AZ Pier &. B kiyn N3d sD.
Sl1aola. Kingston June u. 20 United
Fruit CO with mails Is expected 90 dock
forenoon az Pier IS. r X fMaiden Laney.
Due Friday
Vessel Port Agency.
La Touraine. Havre. June i3. French Line
wusrttemburg. Hamburg. June 9.
United American Lines
Reso!ute. Hamburg. June ~
United American Lines
s,1onia. Hambvrg. June 10. .cunard S CO
President Arthur. BREMEN June y
Mauritania. Southampton. June Il
cuhard Line
Due Saturday
France. Havre. June H.. French Line
Esperanzs, Havana Ward Line
Due Sunday
Celtic. Liverpool June u White star Line
American Legion. Rio de Janelro. June %.
Munson Lines
Uius. Costa Rics. June IS. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Finland Southampton. June is.
Red star 7 Inc
Mount Clay. Hamburg. June Is.
United American Lines
Colon. cristobsi. June 10. Panama X r Co
Porto Rico. san Juan. juno ii.
y Y a Porto Rico IS Co
Caracas San Juan. June q ... Red D Line
Port 81 George. Bermuda, June -
Furness, Witty e. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Navy Orders

WASHINGTON. June is-NAvy orders
.ssued to-day follows;
Barnes Il Com. G. c. to san Francisco
Benson. II Com. n n J. 20 Pacific nee,
csra;aFpcn, Il. Com. r. J. to nth NAva,
Hancock. 1t Com. L. jr. 70 L. S. 6
Hunter. l., Com. d. 7. to Pacific feet
Reordan. 1t. Com. c. T.. TO L. :. : Okla
stuart, It. Com D. II. to L. S. S. Penn
psyis. Il E. to L. s :. New York.
Hall. i.,,. u. r A. 70 y s. 3 TsxS.
Pslrsh II, c. J.. to Paeinc neet
I Pope. II. /. n. 10 Anacostia.
/ Schrader. 1t. A. T.. 10 7th Naval District
/ Gardner. IL q. g. ". b. to L. a s.
Moorc. II GOV n. to Atlantic Meet
Hhoton. II. g. 81 II. G. 10 Atlantic heet
Williams. II q. 81 :. c. 10 Atlantic ase,
h' h.hf' ne Ens W W, 70 Newport
pinnse. Ena ". j. resigned.
Lbfisseeaer En, g s. 10 L. Maury.
hykss. Ems ]. ~. 70 Anheos,a.
Murphy. Ens. J. d. TO Newport
Rice. Ems j. ". to L. S s PatoSa.
smith. Fms = E. 70 L. 5 3 Lawrence
Angel IL. T.. to Norfolk
Boland. II. Com. NJ. 70 HAyti
coionna. 1t. c. w. 10 Mare Island.
DaugheFty. II. J. W. 10 Boston.
Ross. Ii c. W. TO San Frssei.eo'
sutheriain. 1t. c. G., 90 L. 5. s Tennss.
sec
Mckenzie. Ii II. r. 10 Mare Island.
HSra't aSTsm Il, T. % TT p 70 e f.1iis SfI'0n flee,
Sleek. II. g. Sd c. A. TO Pacific fleet
stewart. Ems. z. T. 10 Pacific fleet.
Benson. It. g. 81 J. H.. 70 L. s. 2
Deneboia
Milngan. ch. Bo,n. w c. resigned.
Collier. Bosn. J. W. 10 Charleston.
DeMili Carp. u. 20 Santa Monica.
/ LOBBY. Ap. elk. O. A., 20 Mare island
/ shannon Ap. Clk. ". =. 70 Boston
Claddlng. II. Com. b. y. \. 70 L. s. s
Eagle II.
bradshaw. II. ]. IT.. 20 Hampton Roads
| Darby 1t. A. NJ. 10 philadelphia
| Robinson. II A b. 10 Philadelphia.
eowden- 1t C. w., TO PhiladslphiA
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Shipping Agents
Supervise Flow
Of immigration
Registration System Has
Been Established Abroad
TO Prevent Violation of
New Measures Provisions
Excess of Quotas to End
Increase i'm Movement of
Aliens to United States
Is Looked For in July

The severe penalties provided in the
new immigration act for steamship
companies that violate the law by
bringing in immigrants in excess OF
the current quota has resulted in the
organization By the lines Of an exten'
s.ve registration system in Europe, nc
eordine 70 R. II. Farley. passenger traf-
fc manager Of the international Mer-
camille Marine Company.
The steamship lines are cndeaVor-
ing 10 control immigration az a large
e.Dense 10 themselves by establishing
oa'cers in each country 20 which q
Quota "a allotted and giving eaeh OF
them check lists" said Mr.. Farley no
orc il 10 be allowed 20 ship from a
eountry which has a quota without re,
rorting 20 one Of these oiheers anu
registering with him.
These foreign agents, he declares,
all not only be acquainted with the
total number Of immigrants permitteo
bv law 90 enter the United states from
tieir respective territories, but tney
v.it also be kept informed month Dy
month bv their companies Of the num-
bcr ~ vacancies available under the
restriction which forbids more than ~
pcr cent Of the total OF nauonA
quota 70 enter during any one month; ,,
Il is expected that this plan VIII
nrac.icallv eliminate transgressions OF
the act. The new penalty Of 900 me
for each immigrant brought IN over
fbe quota has been in effect since the
revised Dillingham; bill was signed ny
tto President about a month ago, al
though the revised quotas which u pro
vidos will not be in force until July l.
number OF cases Of violations are
row pending under the provision that
offenders shall have sixty days IN
which 70 file an explanation nut cue
- The steamship companies Preeaution
Il is believed that there Will be ie"
nvictions. ..,
Sir. Farley expressed the opinion
.bat there will be a large immigrant
movement from the same eastern ma
sopthern countries that filed their
Quotas last year, but that so FAR no
,,royts had been received Of the ming
up NJ ports in anticipation Of the fresh n
quotas opening up at the end OF thiS
month. Substantial balances VIII re-
main untitled this year from the num-
Ier permittcd 10 land here from the
United Kingdom, Sweden, NORWAY,
Germany, Denmark, Austria, Iiniaha
and France
New-York tribune., 1922-06-20
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

SMYRNA June 6-Theris;ocles fGrk).
New York vla Piracus.
TANGIER. June i5-yills du Havre
(FT). Philadelphia.
TORRE ANSUNZIATA. June it-Boe.
ton Duteh). Brunswiok via Norfolk for
Java.
HOLDING. June Jakob Maersk
DAM. Baltimore.
SHIELDS. June is-wm Boycc Thomp.
son. TampicO.
HoRsENs. June is-Haridai (Nor).
Montreal via Ardrostan.
COPENHAGEN. June iJ--Helmar Morch
fDanl, Galveston and Norfolk via Aarhuus
PlKAEUS. June l5-Maid of SyFa (Br).
New YORK VIA Algiers. etc.
ROTTERDAM. June is 49, Gemma
Dutch. Philadelphia. Wascaua (SoF).
LIVERPOOL. June is-Baliic tBr,.
New York Via Queenstown, Scandinavian
BELFAST. June lo-Melmore Head
sCEz. June is-Paiembang (Duich).
Batavia. etc. FOR Sew YORK.
MALTA. June i5-Johan Luavls No
winckel lDutch). Montreal
.ANTwEEP. June is-Minn,dosa (Brl.
Montreal via Plymouth. Transport
cantigny New York
CHBISTIANsAND. June is-Heilig Olav
DAM. New York for Copenhagen
FLIsIHNG June ls-Loch Kairlne fBr)
san Ffane!ico via Colon and Liverpoo! for
BuENos AYREs. June ls-south.rn
Cross New York
BATAVIA. June Is-west chopaka. san
Ffancisco via Yokohama etc
ANoNMouTH. June i7-caboiia CBr).
LIVERPOOL June i7-collegian fBr).
Gaivesion. i'ih. Norwegian tBr. sa-
vannah
MANCHESTER. June i7-craniey BD.
Roiwo0d. = r. 18Th Conehafta. ST John
y B Manchester division fBF). Montreal
THAMEsHANES. June i7-H " storey.
San FraEclfco VIA Colon.
sIEI. June i7-Hamburg Maru Jap).
Calcutta for New orleans. 18th. sylvan
Arrow. San Francisco.
SOUTHAMPTON. June i7-Vedlc (Br).
Montreal Tor Bremen.
LONDON. June i7-Nirgilia fRr). New
YORK. 18Th. Enna. Galveston. swiftsure
Fsll River via Hamburg. 18th. Vereniia
(BD. M5ntreaL
GlBRALTAR.- June is-Passed. Janus
lBrl. Nov York Wa Philadelphia FOR Mar
ftil>s; 18th, c.iy of Wetiminaier lBf).
New York for Genoa Arrived. 18Th BEL
velere Gtal. New York FOR Naples. iith.
Asifn.a tDrj. Montreal for catanla.
AvILEs. June i5-TaKandrier (BD.
Tampa via Trinidad
CHRlsTlASIA. Jrne if- Tyriliord
fNorl. %sV York via Bergen
KOBE June i5-Canfa fBrl. Bofton Via
Yokoi ana. Tyndareus (Brl. Tacoma and
ftaitle VIA Yokohama. 18th. Tsuyama
Maru (Japl. New York VIA Norfolk and
San Francisco William Penn. New York
ana Noffclk va Honolulu. etc.
IELAGDA BAY. June is-ciAn Kennedy
(Brl. New York via cape Town, etc
sHANGRAi. June it-Easiern knight.
New York and Savannah via Yokohama
etc. l7th Harold Dollar fpf). Seattle
YOKOHAMA. June is-Hagus Maru
tJapl. New York via Norfolk
BELFAST. June ls-T!verton (Br1.
Houston. RAveiston fBr). Newcastle, y b.
cOSsTASrISoPLE. June ie- River
Ara1es lIrI. NeN Yrrf