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New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
America Warned 1t
May Lose Share OF
Reparation Dye S
Textile Alliance Says They
Will Go to Europe Unless
Receiving Agency Is Dcs-
ignaicd Before June 80

The Textile Alliance, representing
several textile trade assoeiations' has
notified American dye users that un iess
he United states government, appoints
somo agency before June 80 70 receive
Tho American share OF German repAra.
lion dves those dyes will be distributed
bv the Repnration Commission 70 hgen.
cies In England. France and other
countries.
The dycs allotted 20 America hitherto
have hecn purchased and distributed ny
the Textile Alliance This was done
under an arrangement with the state
Department until December II, when
The department decided u had no hn-
thority. under tho law, 60 make the Ar
rnrgement. The Rcparation Commits
slon recently announced that after
June 80 II would not deliver dyes 70
any but officially designated bodies.
The Textile Alliance aequiesees IN
the action Of the Reparhtion Commits
sion. but deplores "the fact that com
rruniea,ions 20 the State Department
regarding tho matter. remain unan-
swered" n urges passage OF the
Shortridgc joint resolution by Congress
empowering the President 20 maze
provisions for receiving the German
dyes.
The dyes hitherto received from the
Rcpnraiion Commission represent about
10 ner cent Of all imported dyes, ne
cording 10 IN Official OF the alliance
who estimated they would amount q
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Darge Line Competition
On Mississippi Growing
Affects New York Waterway;
Freighis 20 7. G. Under Rail
Rates to Gulf

Gradual but steady growth OF traf c
fr.ween the interior states ard guN
por.s over the Mississippi Barge Line
rcrarecd hy thc Department % Com
,,e~.e az significant development IN
f1o transportation o. Middle western
.-,Suets While the volume OF ton
,rrc IS small 10 IS predicted that this
-.v.e will become serious competitor
f1r the trade now flowing over the
barge canal from the Great Lakes 20
Vcw York and down the 50. Lawrence
% Montreal. 40
rq-ts" SAYS that tho rates on the Mis-
--.rnl barge Line are approximately
% per cent lower than railroad charges
between the same points. Under de-
csions % the Interstate Commerce
Commission In the last Two or three
cars ruif norts have been given IN
equality with. and IN some instances
p advantage over. New lork and
..Aer north Atlantic ports IN trans
ror,aton diferen,ials.
During January. 1922. no-e tonnage
vas carried on the Mississippi line
'hnn IN arv other month since the be-
inning of the service IN November
1915.
For the first time IN the history q
~ service. March figures showed O
~r~a-cr north than south traffic go,
-0f tons moving up the river against
1923 tons going down stream.
Tie Mississippi line is expected 20
&c greater competitor for trade with
couth America ard the Orient than
rth Europe.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

rri,, ~.~ York. Tamiahun. Tampieo
saii.d " = Elliott New YORK 49,,
HALIFAX. jure l'.s"Sisa' 10. x ye,h "'"
UtvANA' June is-sailed. Nenefne'"'
~ 'I'k,'@'KSsoxviLLE. Fla. Jun. i'-Aff,yst6
ienare. New York sailed 'feciah. ~
,,isiphia va savannah. barge Aesrio"'
'wvoHTREAr. JunN i,-Nrivsd' I'm
snd is'h. Nsii'a fnrl antwerp Moh.
,nD. swansea canadian ,omm,n,n,,' ,,.,
fnrl london. Nanchestrr fhlpl"i W -
vsnchs.'sr. Wyncois. l,hiade. .p.lH
wsi,hman ,nri. liverpool. kinG Alfred
,ng Plymouth Cancordia Cnr. Avon
.,,,,,,h ust.sora turi. London Tpnislan
fn-. Glasgow. Mazanue thf)' Liver
SSEw ORLEANS. rot, Eaas Jun. u
-Arrfvei. niaafieid tSorl. Vera 'rus
ro..rn 4 runeo. Fort corfe. isnoiit
Tsmpico. Mon Cn0. Port Arthur. VIM.
ffsd. Port Arthur ssll.d. Amsfi.s n.s
rei Toro. chsin.t'e. Hsvans co7nei-
u.de tnrl. Antwerp, ~ i.ngo, -"
YORK. Joseph " CudfhY. IamIicn Min'
n.gua barcelona. psags. New lcfA IA
nM ,pri. cuba. su-iname. Tort laiIi,e,s
Tsguciriipa fiioril cs.ha. Irufilo'
ramrlco. rumr Fron'sra
~GRFOfK. June fs-Arrlvsd Nave
hathi Msru Dap. ilonssong va san
Franclsco. Nevisisn tnfl. Manchssici .
1-ronn. San rrarcisco, cuysha ufAfl.
S.~ YORK MoidesaA-i S~w YORK. Aarot
tNor. Philadelphia. Hourly llr. NeN
York. cape Romain. baltimore lorsica.
New YORK SUFFOLK. Boston sailed NAief
II Soyes uosfon sanfor~ hal'lmore
A-ro.v New YORK. r,noh.cot llosion
chappaqua. UaWbIrE Bristol. hofion
csiiic Prince inrI. Far Eastern rofr
Ienon iFrl lunalrk. Gro tNofl, lAf'i
rooi. Time. lSorl. Santiago. cuba ff'e-
man Nsw YORK. Hilton. baltimore Ifnh"'
pGSAMA CANAI. Cri.'oha'. June II
Arrived. Atlantic Maru Jap. NeN YORK
for Yokohama. colombia, Ncw h.fH We
lUri Sew York fof Auckland. sailed
Dochra. Sew Yora. Steel Ase. bof'on
Hspuhii- baltimore
PHILADELPHIA. iuns is--Afriy.d
camaeuey. Havana. etc. Nirsinian. w
YorE. fsvis i.rrkrnhach. Nfw YORK Fn4i'
ern Importer New YORK. ormef ihfl
Port Antonio sr,srssnd. Maian1hA 90
N roiser Texas ciiy. Missouri iliri
Liverpool VIA Hoston Anaconda. A1iw-Ip
sailed AEwimet. Fort Lobos. Nacluli.
TAmpieo payonn-. New YORK. kaitin'
f.uck~nhach. S~w York. Tuisaga, M"o"e
zen John u Tos. Grand Turh. Z
FORT ARTHUR June ls-Afrl.rd
swift Scout Tampico. Gafonne iff'
French ports. Perfection. Tampico. Mafne
IN distress from op,,n sra sail-a - I,n' ~,
D fl0F ian ilANait fHN"Tt''tf
HouinA Mexican Ports
PORTLAND. Ne. June N-ArtiNr1
MunAibro. Norfolk sailed coa'iwi''
Norfolk.
rORT TAMPA. rs. Jun. ii-Arris'i
cuha. Havana VIA Key Wes; thnd 70
furnef1.
sAN FRANCISCO. Jun, it-Arriv-d \
FfnpifA STATE Hongkong. -. julia Luck
I enbach New York. Gladiator iFrl. Liver
+ pooi. Surfur~fon tBrl, Hsltimor" 70
Kobe sailed cu'h. santa bsreara' fati
lard ore Chiapas Men. Snlina cruz
stanley Dollar Seatts. Lena LnoHeh
bach $ew York.
SAVANNAH June i'-ATTivef W-f
Hafshaw Jacksonville. city ot - Loui'
New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
NIishap Mars Launching
OF Biggest German Liner
Columbus Sticks in Mud. and
Efforts 20 Free Her Are
Njthou; Avail

GERLi,;. June IS BY The Associated
Press. The launching Of the steamer
Columbus. che largest vessel in Ger
-.ary's merchant marine. which took
r'acc ~ pHnzic Saturday, was not sue
.essfui. The 32.00o-ton liner. which
ras been described rs the pride Of
ne German merchant marine stuck
as. IN the mud before more than one
.Aird Of her keel had reached the
water. Attempts By tugs and other
rcsscls 20 noat he big steamer were
rravail.ng. II is expected that much
me and trouble Will be required 20
Goat thc Columbus.
The newspapers blame the capsizirg
of the Brazilian lncr Aware last Fri
iay az Hamburg on the Brazilian cap
.ain Of the vessel. he is seriously in
ured and cannot be intcrroyated. They
express the belief that the accident
vas due 20 che vessel being sent down
he ways without having been prop
eriv hallasted Sixty-fve men were
Killed In the disaster.
The ships giant hull lies In the
canal like a whale. seriously impeding
-afic The new South American liner
"sppolonia probably viii be ted up IN
III the Avara IS riChtcc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
p.eh. 20 Y Hs,,.rs. Jun. -

Apaeh. 90 y Hs;teras June -
pestr'c. ID Hatieras June u.
carb,si i21 : Scotland ~ Juns -
Cartiaiown sb \ Jupiter June ~.
Celtic Prince or Hsiteras june -.
Cerro Fnaco Uillshoro juno ~.
Char'ss Uraley aheam OF Jupiter Tuns -
charles Harwood 10 s American Shoals
June is
Cs.r'er ssn 10 Hs,,,r., ] Jyn,
CITY of saytnnah i,' ssW Hau.,,
comus - Ha,i.ras Jun. -
Champion Anderson is Ha''-r,'
cri,ioeai y? $ Cap, Henry June Is
Delaware 9fn 40 CAPE May Jane -
Ditlano ~ = Mayspori Jun. -
y 7 Bedford ~ 5 Haiteras Iurs ~.
Edward / Doheny III SU Tsmpieo
II E.,ero 10 Sand Key Jun. -.
r. Oceidenie zsl 5 Scotland Lv June 10.
FL Crionfe p < Jupiter Jnrn y.
Elisha walker $40 y Tamp!eo Jun. -
y'ssx 70 sw W,n,.rGuaT,sr " J.n' -.
Frirds - HaitsTs' Juns -,
Gisnpool 10 5 Jupiter Juns ~.
Culion % SsW Hhueras June -.
"a X Rogers pd Jupiter June y.
Hoven s. NJ Jupiter juno ~.
ircouois s'f scotland Nv June -
Italia - sand Key. Jun. -,
< Pew % w key w.r Jun. -
fspan Arrow ii5 : Hsit-rss June it
josiah Macy ~ y Jupiter Juns -
Lucksnbach So OvcTfaiis " June
a.
Lake s,rymon - on Hat;eras June 10.
iaupo passed Jupiter June ~.
Lsvisa 80 Cape Henry June -
N.cabi set : NsntrcHet ~ Juae ..
Sew Jersey go = juTiteT juno -
: s'ornh or Jupiter Jun- -.
Pennsy lybria 80 " Sanc Key June -.
Ruth a. T. sand Key Zone -
l. ~ ftuej towing dr1doek :: y
IiGffcfas Jrf IS
81 Ninl,i ;,t = s,ot'eui ~ Ju7. -.
:. S.ns STA % L Sasd Key June -.
SAM Q Prom a. NJ Jupiter Irns -
sen Tlrr-iiec iasssi $Erd iSrf lure IS.
ShcrfnfCsh iff = san krI jane ~.
STANDARD 20 ~ Iouugss June IS
-hnrnas ,. t'h-e.er 4. iowsy Rocks
June g
1lsives fs. sco.it.d ~ Jur. -.
Toiraivs 80 !. Hafi-rEs June -.
N!ctoii's ~ + fu,.tcr june li
Wet 'ro;an: isS ENE jupiter Juae =.
Vest Wsuna iN2 y Aaaco l'sh; June u
Wcstw-go 50 s Haiie-as June 10.
W q liu-tcn &C NJ Jupiter June -
William X D0htiy ~ - Jupiter lune j.
zacaiA 2s. : scotiaad ~ June -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Arrived Yesterday


Yor. Msru Japl Airisr' May y 20
city
Lake Fiorayis'a. C!snfusror ann,
za-a 20. 20 The = 4 Cuba Mall CO.
with suss-. oT Liberty. ,,,.
-1,. "a - ~. anchor lin. WIN : nrsi.
"a. .c~orA rahtr ft- third class rsss.
-'srs ana rd.e. Pi-r S. SR
~, a. t,i,o., IN Tompklns-
,
kyn6'm 'ps, ~, ho,,'Ts'ip 8,n ~ ,Se rorsnd.
'orne : ana ffmol'n !" ~ e.,S "a
A'nsiiea Iin'. WIN ~ "s - 80 F,h q.
third class pass, mans ANo '"'s'
ToNoEcn
Cafo Mamhi Ponce Iuns
frd AgusdiNa 10 nni Ssn Juan - a..
United Fru'f Go. with 20 pass ara mus-
brought 20 ftowavnys Pist =
lsrmo 81. @ fhe Eiiermar's wilson Line
with r1dse -th . Hobo.sA.
s,si, 80 and Grenada if' 20 'he trinidad
shipping 4 Trsdine CO. w''h 10 pass
mails rnd mfs@i PIE -. i klyn. .,
r.,.s,,s e, .nt Thrais.rhis June II. 20
49, f,ovai L Co wifh fntse Pier a..
49,,
l.la. - ..oY -S s,.,sgus1 ~. % B,'.s.
r.f,.., l. Co With IS pass. malls and
49,.
'..a. c-t..oo.f ru,. ro-, rAnon
fe,,orft 49,. f-,t,.f F-ui, co.
li. hs s,s r,s.e rler is.
~" ~ '"N'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Frcighicr and 2 Sea Trawlcrs
To BE Equipped With Diesel.

Diesel engines arc 20 he installed
shortly in ono freighier and two oseesin
Atlantic and tho latter for use IN the
Pacific.
Engine Building Company has puI.
ohLsed the steamship Seekonk, buIt ~
Hog Island. which arrived at fnlisg,. -
rbS. ia.t v,ek IN ,,w Of the tug Ger
mnntown from ChnrlcsioT>~ c. Sherc
h Rad been out of commission for som,
months. They will equip the v'sscl
Nth n Burmeis & Vain engine nc
seekonk will be sold 10 privnt' inter.
es'e. "a,
An order lor two three.eylinder l26.
horsepower mechnnienl-injce'ion DC.
sci engines for ocean ,rswl,s" ha,
been placed with tho Atlas lmpcr',si re
Engine Company By tho Western Cnli-
for,ia Fi.h Company. The contract for
the hull. was placed with ". 7. stone
a Son, Oakland
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Radio Corpn. Of America

positions given nTe at noon, distances IN
miles unless otherwise stated
A-cturus 80 = Five Fathom Bank June ".
Arlo g Scofisrd june -.
Hannock f31 2 cape Henry june -.
Bristol lt NJ Fiye Fathom Bank June y.
city o. Rome 40 sW Gayhead June IS.
Colismer iso = Ambros. June j.
bean Emery i:0 Diamond June -.
Edward Pierce - NJ Nantucket June Is.
~ sud io1 y Diamond June -.
= . DnrsfoV "a 5 Diamond June =
Hampden 90 SSE Highland lighi June ~.
A MoNett u 100 : Hatfsrss June is.
Jane Law 4c5 Z Cape Henry Pm June u.
Juniafa 10 SW Flre isiand June -
krrshaw g. SW Firc Island June -.
NchOphc 100 + Boston June -.
Saco0chee % ENE Hog lslGnd Jur. -.
New Quay lat a. "a ION a. IS June "a.
Drbifa at 80 - 'sn 80 s. june o.
Penobsco; 50 NJ = z Winter quarter
June -
Philadelphia 81 5 Scotland June -
Rosallnd lat 81 - lon 90 - June -.
SchodacN 5i2 = Ambrose June "a.
Texan 40 r Ambrose June -
TransportAtion rs Ne BY z Winter Guar
ter June -
y B kcene oI Ambrose June -.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
BY Independent Wireless
Tel. Co.. Inc.

Distance IN milss Reports afe dated a.
noon. unless otherwise specified
Asuimoon ifg Ne Nantucket LY June -
Abs>oon :ts NE Cape Henry June u
boutry passcd out for West Africa va
Norfolk &10 = Il June -
Cananova is Ambros. ~ Juue H.
Dirigo passed GU; Delaware Cares s.s3 A "
June a.
Eastern Gaic. :is z Arnbro.. ~ Jun. 81
Gloucefief - 2 Fire Island ~ June -
Hoinlb!ad 30 2 Asnbross ~ + - June
"a
ifoqeoi. t,i scotland ~ June y
Nliirocket - : Scctirul ~ June -
Ntntlcktt SW Ere Island ~ juno -
iorce 80 Scotland ~ June -
san Lorenzo .li ccotisnd ~ / M
iEns -
siponsy 80 5 Scotland ~ Jun- "a.
south American 20 %E Hsf;oras Jgr- IL
Afcttfus M1rers i,9< June 90
Suircrt BeNfriJ 9 a m june 60
Illinois 20 SW Wftoa Fe@f rure "a
fesfhow IL SW Firs i,lna jure -
NonoCur 31C { Ssntur<st June =.
vincent $50 r Ar4tTrs- jan. .s
Niion g. ~ cape Herry 2 M fu.. IL
'aneo''ic SintrcEct n jlne is
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Coal Decision Held to
Put Curb on Injunciions
Coronado Counsel Saws Courts
Will Hesitate TO Restrain
Responsible Unions

F-s-, The T-ih.Hs's Washf-ofo- nvrrds
WASHINGTON. June is-ln view Of
the Supreme Court decision in the
Coronado Coal Company case. ;ha;
unions are responsible for damages
done by their members In the course
OF strikes. injunetions against labor
unions are likely 10 be less frequent.
according 70 Henry s. Drirkcr jr.. OF
Philadelphia. counsel for The coal COM
pany through more than six years o.
litigation. He has consistently main
tnined The theory of the stability o.
unions and now insists that IN ;hc case
Of unions that intend 20 be law-ab.dinc
tho decision will be a beaeht rather
than burden.
Now that labor unions are legally
liable fcr damages which they cause. -
said Mr.. Drinker ~ a statement to-day.
81. would seem that the courts would
be much less likely 20 grant injanc-
tions. since after the commission of tho
re. there - ready and adequate
remedy.
Labor unions have become res7ons.-
bic under the law. Now when an en-
ployer comes into a Federal court ap-
plying for On injunction he can no
longer contend that the defendants are
legally irresponsible. since they can
answer that they are responsible
body With adequate funds. which n the
threatened damage occur may be made
20 answer FOR Il.
The fact that the unions are re-
sponsiblo under the law will undoubt-
edly influence The courts 90 deny in
functions against them in cases where
the injunction would formerly have
been issued. md II the unions really
endcavor 90 keep within the law they
will have no fear Of damage suits"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of the positions Of merchant vessels re-
ce!ved through tho United states NhFa
Communication Service ShiprnasiHrs on
vessels with radio apparatus may. WITH
out charge. report their tIhl noon
positions through tn. following naval
radio stations IN the United states
proper Dar HArbor. Ma. (Ouercllre'
Cape Hatteraf. y C.. Jupiisf. ia
Key West. Fla New Orleans. Ia.
These position tTR) reports should
be addressed only 70 the radio station
called. and they will 10 Forwarded 10
New York J, 10 important that these
r,poris should b- sent promptly ~ noon
each day IN order that they may be
received IN tlmc for publication.
Position reports can sso os ssnt
through the stations Of the Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York Ci'y tWCG). Habylon. i. J.
twsE). Eas;hampion, L !. tWsA).
New London. Conn tWST.
40 charge made for medical ar
surgical advice. latest news and weather
reports
me Radio Corporation ot America
will receivs position reports through
the foilowine stations Cape Cod
tWcCJ. sia-conset Mass. tWscl. S-~
London. Conn. (VyLc). cape May, Sew
YORK city (WNI).
Medical and surgical advies will ~
given free through the Rsdio Corpora
iion Of America hy the I Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Ship Builders
Find Business
Trend Upward
S24.OOO.000 in Orders Ac-
tuallv Placed and About
$4,000. .00G Contemplate
ed i'm Next Few Months
MANY Lines Await Subsidy
American Bureau Of Ship
ping Reports 20 Vessels
of $4,000 Tons on Ways

with s24.Ooo.o0o in shipbuilding ard
-epair contracts already signed and
o,hers IN contemplation which may
bHng the total up 90 S5s000.00O in the
.ex, few months. shipyard ofHeiais are
sneouraged Eight large ships nave
been ordered since TIE first OF the year
and bids on seven others are now pend
.nr. There we're orders for only two
'arge vessels in American yards last
year.
The shipbuiiding outlook depends 20
large extent upon enactment OF the
sabHdy bin. A number Of steamship
ines arc contemplating the oonst-uc-
ton Of new tonnage Il government aid
extended.
Oncial figures on ship construction
2 tho United states do not yet reflect
.ac turn for the better. The reason
or this is that a large number OF
rips, for which orders we've paced
.v me shipping Board or private in
,rcsts during and after the war' were
omricted only IN the early months
this year New orders are not sum
ont 20 on e. the losses shown IN the
orihly figures.
Tire American Bureau q Shipping
-rnor.s that on June there were
-snty seagoirg vessels % io5.2O5
,-oss tons and l02 non-seagoing boats
53iO5 .ons under construction IN
.nef.can yards This compares with
-,.rty-onc scogoing ships q $4,000
.,ns and cichty-fvo non-scagoing OF
s.G-8 tons on January !. The latter
-srcs. however. included four govern.
81 cnt ships o. $1,000 tons. On May
iq2i. there we're 200 vessels of l.
1915 tons building
The American bureau gives TIE FOL.
loving ~cnort on construction IN United
..a.cs Yards for June !, 1922:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Due To-day
N.pOnsst, san Francisco. May ls
Haru.oniess Du.no. Ayrss Nay II.
Karroo P..anE May p Norton. Lily 4 CO
Elizabeth Sasrsk. Palermo. May a.
cias MeIa,o,A. Gibraltar. Jun.i
Idefjorc. CHRISTIANS. May 20
NorveSlan-Aiuericsn Line
Robert Hague
Elder steel Corp
Oriental San Francisco. May IS.
River Aron;e,. Alexandria May -.
ssla.m. Bu,no. Ayr.,. Nay 2. Nanson Ii-s
reran. Hamburg. June 1...JpNed An Lines
Afcturus. Gibraltar. June 4..... Kerr Co
Due Tomorrow
MeKesspof;. Rotterdam. June :.
i'o',ri, Airier,. May 20 FuSeh. Edy. CO
gsityuore. Leith June ST.. Furness- witty
diver Trent. Port sudan. May y
se''ae' L0ndon. June va rhnaa.;p ;ph,a.
Hsl,sigs. Mon,sviieo. Nay ~
Il \ Houston a Co
Duc Wednesday
Morri.,ovn. Hauhu-s. June g. Kerr : Co
ssats isaoei San Francisco. Nay 30
Norioa. Lilly A CO
Du- Thur-day
u s Dollar. Gibfsiiar. Jane 81 Dollar Lin.
Due Friday
Giuua. Nsrs.iiiss. June s..... Phelps Bros
Highland Prince. Gibraltar. Juns
Fu-r.ss. Witty a CO
Mencu,inse. Loncon. June -.
Atlantic Transport Line
Kiag City. Dairy, june +. - q sm!ih 4 Co
Due Saturday
vsrauiia. london. june 20. .Crnard s s CO
WllQoio. Everett June i....... Williams
Cualer CITY. ififn. June ? :; Il Smith 4 Co
MarcnCo. Hull June 2
Elerman's W!lson Linc
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Soviet Demands ierm;,s
For Black Sea Vessels

The Soviet trade delegation AZ Con
stantinopie has Informed the oficc of
the United states High Commission AZ
.ha, city that all merchant ships de-
siring 20 enter Russian Black Sea ports
must obtain special permit othcr-
,vise, il was said. entry would be re-
fused ard the steamers forced 20 re-
turn 20 Constantinople
Evidence that the Sovie. intends %
enforce the order was given In the fact
hat when q British ship recently at
tempted 70 enter Odessa without a per
snis II was ared on and compelled 20
Withdraw.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
American Ports

BALTIMORE. June is-Arriv-d. How.
hro. Ssrsnrah All Jacssorvil.c. IA. Ant.
psrp srd Rotterdam via Boston. krthr-v
vfofes r, Philadelphia BoedsG lSorl. Por,
Antoaio Efith. San Juan: ssnfors, No.
fox b.aiTic-. Fort Tampa sailed W...
Arrow. Liverpool.
CHARLESTON. g z. Jun. .,-Arrfv.,
sydfoid tNor). Cuba. Munwood. Baifi-nor.
anu p'"eeenr4 70 '1hal Mohawk. Jack.
sontilie 'anf proceeded - Nsw YorkI
sch Charles Dean Ne~ vo-k g.9~s
sch Grace y rcndls;on. Ne~ Yo-k
GALVESTON. June lS-Arrtved. N p
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Fire Record



J5--Ns- aortsf'e rrra srf city
i.,art av. fre n-r-r elective
iiErt Tci@. frhesfer Light
fns 60 ...... ... ........ nsf nwr
::0--ss -. i.sih r. unknown Tsla.ng
pN
3:6-7 s. mar, TiEe,. AtGsh
stsig,' .....-. Considerable
t;t--.et ". -.fh So Ffars iioi-
';'-.i ". i.7;h s.. John wlMsrs
s:b-:,I Z ii,h =. Isvinr r,rkars'
Unknown
,sg-iii ". 18th a.. " carron.
,.is-:s7 " iiih o. william sisinsr.
rn<nour
't5-ttth a. ard Broadway. auto
mobile John George ..... Unknown
= ,'n-tii seih st.. Anna Bull Unknown
u t-.'s "a az. Anna ElarsunL Tfislng
"
Z. io-..' 2 sch -. auiomobn..
Borden MIX 60 ........... .TrlflnF
u 5o-iss, AmsteFdGm sv. 4 sheny
Tr.slns
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

between 100000 and 100000 an.
nunlly. lie said the reparation dyes
are delivered 20 the consumers muoh
cheaper than those imported direct
The Textile Alliance was formed 10
1914 by textile associations ITO elm
mate abuses incident 10 the imporh
tion OF dyes"
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Munson Seaman Killed in Gale

MONTEVIDEO. June lS~Ihe NUM-
son liner Southern Cross Wnien NJ
rived here late yesterday eneonntel,,eN
n terrific gale when about Svv mn"
from port. One member OF the ote"
was Killed and three were iniure'' ou'
tho vessel escaped Injury.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
CITY Island

bound souih-sehfs " y Rs.rhhrdt
M liverpool \ s. ior S-p York. Win
lumber. 70 HomAr 4 futdinsion. Cui;ys,
iwrnher 10 S'et.an cutter A Nedman
isck.onviii.. ~ John fof New York May
i Anderson fBri. Sh-rbrooke. = for
Nsv York with lumber 70 Holman 4 we
dingion. Isaac Sherwood Nosyn TOY ~"
York -.
Bound rar-sehr s A Carpenter New
York for bridgeport.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

Winds at Sca To-day
Wn'fsrss 20 Key Wcsf-Mcdera'~ fonin
sr'y winds and partly cloudy weather WIN
occasional showers ~
rsst ara west Culf-G-ntls 20 roteraie
vr-fatf- winds and partly cloudy ~eaihf
Caribbean Sea and Windvsfd Passage
Moderate casfcriy Winds except fAfiat
over extreme southern portion. and CLOUDY
Sorth u SANDY Noak-Fresh easiefly
Winds and overcast thick srd sho~'fr
weather -
sandy Hook N Hatfersa- -Mo0r,at-
varIsh's wind. anf unsettled weather.
With occasional showefe
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

cr.FrSsToWS. June is-raifio fBr).
Sew York fo- Liverpool fAnf 7r0cfndrfl
PLYMOUTH. Jun- is-Geofge Washing
tor. N.w York f0f Chefbourg and bremen
land proceeded
fDrl. Sew York
LOSpON. June i'-Pr.sitent Monroe.
Nsw VnrH ola 0uarrsfnwr
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19

vi-rininn. san Pedro: pslzae (Bf), Rio
10 rareiro va Norfolk. Ario. Port Arthur
fi-,~l~ch,r Citv. Los Angeles via N-u
orleans Tuscan. Norfolk. Naunes, -
cchrs virginia Pcndleion. - Josiah
y chase.
Cras'cr Hall. Taiara
uesscrer CITY. Newark. swii;wine. Gu
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
The Dansant on Bcrcngaria

Tho rev ballroom Of the Cunarrd
liner BercngariR will be formally
opered this afternoon with tn'
darsan. from ? to o'clock. for which
several hundred invitations have been
issusd bv tho officers Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-19
Passenger Ships Due


0-s.. fp-). Southampton Juns 3 20
povri Mail steam Packet CO with mall,
4, errcct-d 20 dock forenoon at Pier a.
Morton sD.
line wi'h mails. Il expected 20 dock fore
noon ~ pier s. y ives, itth 80.
Gothlsnd (Pr). Antwerp June 20 RED
sia' Line WIN mall, = syEs.,'a w., 70 ao'A
santa Tulsa Cristobai Jvn~ -. 20 W
Grace & 60 with mails. = expected 20 DOCK
forenoon az Pier p. Bklyn (Auanuc
Haslnl
Rico s c 90 wi,h mails. 8. expected 20
dock forenoon a. Pier 20. klyn.
Due Tomorrow
Oiv-srie (pr). southarn pton June u %
white star Line ~ith malls. 10 expected 90
dock afternoon az rieT %. t"es'
s,asanr.rf,srd tvo-). Bergen Jun. 10. -
Norwegian American Line with mails 10
expected 60 dock forenoon a. foot so'h a.
nk.yn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Line with mails
- erected 20 tock forenoon AZ foot I'm
40 Hobokc1
Orizaua. Havana June - 20 y y 4
Cuba Mall Co with malls. = expected
90 dock afternoon at Pier -, X (Waii
Due Wednesday
Vessel Fort Agency.
Minnskahta. Hamburg. June - An Line
Niagara. rorfeaux Juns II French Line
Noun; Clinton. Hamburg. Jure ..
United American L;nss
Due Thursday
"a Touraine Havrc June 20. French Line
Wuerftemburc. Hamburg. June -
United American lines
s,raola Kingston. Juno y. .... United Trui;
Ttnlnsu,ar state. London. June -
UsLir.s
Due Friday
Frsoiute. Ha0hurs. juno -.
United American Lines
S,,oria Hamburg Ilns ig CunArt S S Co
President Arthur. Bremen. Juno -
NSLine.
MhuretaniA Southampton. June I
Cunafd Line
Due Saturday
France Esvrc, Jane i7...... French Line
EsqeranTa. Havana ........... ward Line