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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
WALTON CANCELS DATE
ACCOUNT OF ILLNESS

McAI.ESTER - JACK Walton. der.
ccratio candidate for governor. who
was TO have spoken here today Wa.
compelled to cancel the engagement
on account OF illness. according TO an
announcement by the county commit
tee. Other members Of his party wese
10 address thee rowd this afternoon.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
PROGRESS MADE
IN FORMING new
english Cabinet
Marquis Curzon and Earl of
Derby Comes to Aid of
Bonar Law: Announce
ments Withheld.

LONDON Andrew Donar Law, ap.
pcarcd 10 be mag.ng rapid progress
today IN forming cabinet 10 replace
the fallen coalition government II was
announced Marquis Curzon and the
Earl u Derby have orreed to serve un.
der him in any calaclty.
Mr. Bonar Law cannot officially an.
rouncc the formation of his ministry
until he is elected head of the unionist
party 10 succeed Austen Chamberlain
but it Is generally conceled that this
election will be only formoNiy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
NEXT BUSINESS MEET
PLANNED in TULSA

TULSA - with the first great south.
western business congress. matter
Of history. plans are already being out.
lined for the holding of a similar ron
sress here in is23 The final act ct
the delegates assembled here from
many cities and towns IN oklahoma.
Texas. Kansas. Ardkansas and Mis-.
sousi before adjournment late yestefa
day was to ask Tulsa to hold the next
congress here and 30 set IN motion the
machinery that will bring about the
formation OF a permanent southwestern
chamber Of commerce. Tulsa accepted
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
STORM WARNINGS ARE
GIVEN OUT TO-DAY

WASHINGTON - This storm warn.
ing was issued by the weather bureau:
Advisory 10 n. m. Tropical storm
central about 20 degrees north and VI
degrees west and apparently moving
west souihwestward. Northwest gales
will continue in western gulf south OF
latitude 80"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
Civilians Told TO
Leave VladivOStOk
By Gen. Dietrich

VLADIVOsToK- The legislative
assembly ~ the Pr.maur govern
mruI. refusing 10 accept responsi-
hillty Tor the protection OF foreign
ers. General Dieterich has ordered
all civilians to leave Nladi,ostok Tor
Chiti
Ships are being commaUdeered
llr the conveyance OF The cyacuat,
Inhabitants The Japanese comman.
Jor here has moved headquarters
aboard i transport.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
.STOCKMEN TO MEET
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

There will BE- meeting Of stockmen
nj the office of ]. Robert GILLIAN In the
simpson building Friday afternoon oc.
tober ~. for the purpose OF perfecting
q permanent county unit OF the okla.
hoira cooperative livestock association.
Last saturday temporary organlza.
:tion was perfected. and the coming
Dneetins will take up further details to
6nskc the organization permanent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
Locals Coming Home.

Local delegates to the national con-
yenti,n of the American Legion will re
turn home at about midnight Friday
night. according TO a message from Viii
liam krohn, oil editor Of the ArdmoI-
ite.
Railroad offocials said at noon that
they had not received notice OF the
arrival or the special train on which the
delegation from this section OF tho
state Is travelling
? According 10 Ar. krohn the conven-
ton was AL that can be expected from
bunch OF fellows who have fought
In the mud, rain and in home politics
together"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
$4,000 Sign in new
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS

OKLAHOMA CITY.-More than co..
600 oklahoma democrats have signed
the declaration OF principles OF the
constitutional democratic club. accord.
ing TO Fred 7. Miller Of Oklahoma City
state chairman, Thursday afternoon.
There are organizations in II Of the
81 counties OF the state. Miller said.
Democrats have signed the declaration
OF principles in 1876 towns of the state.
The biggest declarations have been
signed In towns like Tulsa. Oklahoma
City and Chickasha.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
FRENCH WOULD TAKE
UP NTER.ALLIED DEBT

PARASITIC French plan for finan.
cial control OF Germany presented 20
the reparatlons commission by NJ. Bar.
thou Friday suggests the Immediate
creation ot a committee OF tho worlds
leading business men to deal with Ger.
many's capacity to pay and TO consider
the question of the intcrallied debt. 1t
would leave the final settlement Of the
question. however. to the proposed
Brussels conference.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
4 INJURED MAY
DIE AS result
Of GAS BLAST
Injured Men Are in Serious
Condition AS Result Of
Burns; Mine Located
in Haskell County.

McCURTAIN -- Eight men were XII.
led ana four were badly injured in All
explosion OF gas in the Progressive Coal
Companys mine a mile and a half
north OF McCurtain this morning.
The dead: Bill Taylor. Irving. Burle
Strouse, Clarence Greenwald. Walter
Brasher. Bob Edward John Sanders,
Everett Seaton.
The injured: Bob Wallace, Roy Cald-
well Claude Everett and Joe Coppen-
ger
Injured Are Serious
The injured were badly burned.
Physicians say they are in serious
condition
The explosion occurred about 30 min
utes after the men went to work at
: o'clock this morning. The body OF
Everett 5eaton, the fire boss, was burn
ed almost beyond recognition. IT Is
presumed that the gas caught fire
from Seaton's lamp, while he was run
ming the mine to determine its safety.
The mine was a slope built through
an abandoned strip pit. The slope
penetrated the coal about 500 feet from
the opening Of the mine. The explosion
tore down the interior with terrific
force for Il distance of the mine. Tho
explosion tore down the interior with
terrific force for a distance from 30
to IS yards from the fact OF the coal
where the blast is believed TO have
originated.
All Men Are Married.
All Of the dead and injured are mar.
| ried. Claud Everett one OF the men.
who escaped death. was able 10 walk
| from the mine. lie is said to be The
only one Of the injured who is not in
danger OF succumbing.
The explosion was not followed by
fire. Men working on top OF the
surface made an unsuccessful attempt
TO enter the slope Immediately follow
ing the blast. Assistance was sum-
moned from mines nearby and within
Il haif hour after the explosion the FIRST
rescue team entered the death pit.
Not equipped with helmets or other
safety first devices they assumed a
big risk OF running into after damp.
They telt their way along the slope
with safety lamps.
Is Cooperative Mine
The Progressive Coal company Is
cooperative enterprise. All OF the
dead and injured We're share holders
1t is located about mile from the
number 4 OF the Blue Ridge Coal com.
pany.
ln 1921 an explosion occurred in this
mine. killing 20 men. At that time
The mine was operated By the san LOS
Coal company Today's disaster is the
most severe in the Oklahoma coal IN
ulstry Ia several years.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

A meeting OF tn. factory division Of
the chamber of commerce has been
called for five o'clock Tuesday after.
noon at the chamber of commerce..
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

The ladies will meet at the county
court room. while tha men viii trans.
act their business IN the district court
room across the hall. all will be called
into Joint conference before tho end
and mutual plans considered.
At the same time and place the lea.
gue OF young democrats will hold a
meeting and make arrangements to take
their part In the campaign.
II Is expected every precinct In the
county will have u representation pres.
ent. and win be given an opportunity
to b. heard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
GATHERING
Of DEMOCRATS TO
attend MEETING
League of Young Democrats
to Hold Business Session at
Courthouse Saturday;
Women Meet Too.

Judge A. T. West. chairman OF the
democratic. county central committee,
said today he anticipated large gath.
ering OF democrats at the court house
Saturday afternoon. when plans VIII
be perfected for carrying on the cam.
paign In the county. and arrangements
made to get out the entire vote at the
election In November.
Tho meeting Is called for 2:3O o'clock
and the chairman urges every one to
be on hand promptly IN order that the
large mass OF business may be disposed
Of
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
LLOYD GEORGE NOT
FINISHED IN FIGHT

LONDON. --- MY sword .s In my
hand" was the keynote uf ,h. farewell
Of Prime Minister Lloyd ueorge to the
great ihrong which saiherea at ~.
PanCtas station to give him an vnthus.
ias,ic send Oft az he left for Leeds Fri.
day,
4 thank you from the bottom Of my
heart. that y0u have come here. this
great assemhlaEe. to cheer me In my
pilgrimage he said. 4 attn free man
The burden l. of my shoulders but
my sword ls In my hand
]. c. Ciop,on of the Hotel Afdmors
this morning dispatched telegram Of
congratulations TO Col. Alvin NJ ovs-
iey of TEXAS on his election as nation.
Al commander Of the American Legion.
CiUi,t0n and owsley were friends pany
lears ago IN beaten. 1exsA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20
WEATHER

Tonight fair, warmer i'll
east; Saturday fair.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-10-20

FIRST IN ADVERTISING.
FIRST IN CIRCULATION
FIRST IN The HEARTS
OF THE PEOPLE
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Notice to Mariners
(By U S photographic Office)

(by U S Hydrographic Ofice)
The following wrecks. reported in the
southern approach to Block Island Sound
have been unsuccessfully searched for and
are believed not to exist:
chstruotio4 reported half mile so3 lie.
grees from Block Island Southwest Ledge
Bell Buoy in lat IL OF Ion II 40 30 Ob.
struction reported six miles eastward OF
Montauk Point in lat Al 05 Ion II A.
The obstruction reported Oct 80, 1918
nine miles 191 degrees from Montaul
Point Lighthouse. n Y lat 40 66 lor
II 80 so. has been searched for without
success 1t Will tie removed from the
charts
The wreck Of the str Lyra lies sunk or
northwest Boulders. about three and
three-iourths mnes westward from Fle.t.
wood High Lighthouse and in lat So 55 sc
lon oG SO. y green wreck mari buoy
has been established to mark the position
of the wreck.
July the characteristic of Newpor,
Harbor Light, I, in lat Al 20 95 lor
~ l9 40. was changed from occulting
white to fixed green. The luminous power
of the new light is 5000 candles
Bay state Gas Buoy 7, st. Lawrence
River. Y. reported eXtingushed July 8
will be relighted as soon as practicable.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Cleared

Munamar; Mcdonald; Nuevitas; Mum
Inca: Barnette; Sanchez; Clyde Line.
Tanamo; Hudson; San Juan; Atlantic
Fruit Co.
Rotterdam via Plymouth and Boulogne !;
Holland-America Line.
c,aa5ests Majestie IgE3 Hayes; Southampton via
Liverpool; White Star Line.
pzstds,9S zeeand Sa Br} ,ol5 Howell; Antwerp via
serbino (Br) Frank; Manchester; White
Star Line.
Firmors; Brannon; Daiau,r; Ore Co.
American & Cuban S Line.
Geo w Barnes; johnson, Tampico Huas-
teca Petroleum Co.
Cruz and Tampico; Munson Lines
orduna tBr Lamson; Cherbourg
Sons.
Luxpalile; Hannah; Genoa TO Baltimore /;
ID Mallory.
Western World; Porter; Montevideo and
Buenos Ayres Munson Lines.
Fort Hamilton (Br); Francis; Bermuda; /;
Furness. Witty & Co.
vardulia (Br); Townleny: London and
Hamburg; Cunard Line.
town rG'aGs' and piymouts; 5 Lines
n Siysr Ms,.o ore9,ss csnarG B, ne h0eF Gibraltar
Stavangeren (Nor) Nedland; Baracoa; ;
Di Giorgio & Co.
Presidente Wilson (!t), Stoparlcn, {,
Azores and Palermo to Boston; Phelps
Bros
Toloa OBJ; Grant; Havana. Cristobal
and Pt Limon; United Fruit Co.
Feleciana (Br); Burden; London; Fur
Feleciana (Br); Burden; Furness. Witty
ness Witty &, Co.
Kathlamba (Br): Smith: Genoa and
Schodack. Lenstrom; Rotterdam; Cos
mopeiitan Shipping Co
Lepanto tBr), Proctor; Newcastle and
Antwerp Ellerman's Wilson Line.
Ocmulgee. Baker; Mobile and Tampa;
city of Montgomery. Hammond; savan-
nah; Ocean Co.
A Mofrett Jr. Tucker; Texas City; R
l. Hague,
Lake Gilboa, Forrest; Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde Line,
Ansanca, Fulcher; Norfolk; Old Dornin-
ion Transportation Line.
Normannia DAM, Blum; Charleston;
West India s S Co.
NJ r Elliott. Rosenberg; PIT Arthur r
L Hague.
Alamo. Smith; Galveston; Mallory Line.
Byron tBr). Taylor; Norfolk; Lamport
& Holt Line.
Britsum (Dt). Devries; Norfolk; ] H
Winchester
Lake Fernwood. Hansen: Santiago and
Guantanamo; Atlantic Fruit Co.
San Mateo (Br). Iyerson; Bocas del
Toro; United Fruit Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

To- sHa GHENT s,s lyme. June 2s-carplaka. New Or.
pn,IA nM,IARsEILLEs. dusEni July Janus Fr>
GENOA, July 2-ophis, New Orleans
Spermina Gr), Baltimore.
HAVRE, July 4--Dania (Dan). Norfol,
PLYMOUTH; July 7-Minnekahda New
roc CORN, July s-Karmoy (Nor). 81
vIGo,, July s-Niagara (Fr>, New Yorl
LONDON. July 6-vernonia (Br), Mon.
treal.
LIVERPOOL. July Emmanuel Nobe
tBelgl. Port Arthur; Tth, Spectator (Br)
New Orleans; Tyrrhenia tBr). Montreal
AVONMOUTH,- July 7-Welshman (Br)
Montreal. N>
GIBRALTAR, July 6--Passed: Cardonia
Galveston via Newport News for Cette.
LULEA, June 2s-Carolnian, Baltimore
via Norfolk
cHRIsTIANIA, July 3-Dallas, Boston
via Halifax.
A AMTWERP. MT ". July s-Maryland tBr), Bal
sH,ANRE' July 4--key West fNor) Phil
n anunlphla' eth, Dorington Court tEr), New
Orleans: Editor, New York West Kasson
New sc,o; 0rleans; France (Fr), New York.
ROTTERDAM, July 6--Chester Vallev
Galveston; Olen. New York.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
July Immigrant Quota
For Greece Exhausted

Immigrant quotas for July fo,
Greece, Albania, Africa, Armenia, Pal.
estinc and part of Asia have already
been exhausted, it was learned from Of
ficials of the immigration Bureau yes.
terday. Under the existing law 20 pc,
cent of the annual quotas may arrive
in one month. The yearly admissions
may not exceed 3 per cent Of the ma.
tlonals of each country here in 1910.
1T was reported yesterday that g
steamer is now en- route here with sew.
eral hundred Greeks and that it will he
necessary for the steamship line to re.
turn them to their home ports at its
own expense. This could not be con-
firmed.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Freight Ships Due
Due To-day

Virgil. Para, Juno 10. Lamport & Holt Line
Blair. Dunkirk, June 10. Cosmopolitan Line
kendel Castle. Aigiers. June 20.
Norton Lilly G. Co
Maine London. June "a. -. Atl Trans Line
kasama. Liverpool. June rs.
Norton, Lilly & Co
Verbania. London. Juno IT,. Cunard s s Co
Due Tomorrow
City OF Sparta. Gibraltar June Is.
Norton. Lilly & Co
Jethou, Buenos Ayres, June IA. Kerr S S Co
Due Tomorrow
Francisco. Hull, June "a
Ellerman's Wilson Limo
lnnoko. Rotterdam, June 24.
Black Diamond S S Corp
Tnrentta. London. June "a. Cunard 8 s Co
Due Monday
Camoeng. Barbados, June 90
Lamport & Holt Line
Blue Triangle, Grays Harbor June lS
Nawsco Lines
Lena Luckenbech. Los Angeles, Juno 20.
Luckenbach 8 Co
Due Tuesday
Independence Hall. Rotterdam, June 27.
Cosmopolitan Line
Due Wednesday
Archimedes. Manchester June 30.
international Mer Marine
Gustavsholn. Shields, June 26.
Furness. Witty g. Co
Due Thursday
zarembo Bordeaux. June 2s.
Cosmopolitan Line
Palembang, Gibraltar. July /.
,, Funch, Edye &. Co
Susquehanna S Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

MUNRO ala s Boston July T.
Natirar 2,S0B ENle Ambrose July 6.
Nora ~ SE Ambrose July 7,
ormidale le NE Northenstend July Z.
Pres Roosevelt s.0gS E Ambrose July o.
Rochester so II Diamond July T.
Sahale 746 w Bishops Rock July G.
san Gil 2SS SW Nantucket July T.
snpinero 260 ~ by N Hatteras July 7.
Seaconnett 10 WsW Montauk July I
Steel Scientist 625 Cape Henry July G.
Susquehnnna 2,236 Ambrose July g.
Suffolk Ga NE by f. Winterquarter July I
swiftwind 81 Brenton Reef July T.
TRANSPORTATION 1919 WSW Nantucket July Z
w Keene ~ SSW BarneRst July T.
July G.
Westwego $50 Il Cape Henry July @.
city OF Atlanta 3t8 SW Nantucket July 7
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Ship Men Sure
Bill Will Pass
After Election
Decision of Senate Leaders
to Delay Vote Until De-
cember Session Is No Sur
prise to Local Officials
subsidy Called Necessary
robinson Says Merchant YES
sells Are Vital to National
Defense i'm Arms Pact

New York steamship officials ex-
As ssd Conscience yesterday that the
iarine subsidy bill would be passed
- the session of Congress following
lie elections. Little surprise was
jiown at reports from Washington
Sat Senate leaders had decided to de-
Ger vote until December Such de-
lopment has been expected for the
,sst few weeks, especially since the in
ction OF the prohibition issue and the
tolonged debates on the tariff.
Further delays on the Administra-
IN ship program are causing con-
lerable anxiety among American
vncrs, who see in the measure the
ly salvation of merchant marine
der the United States flag There is
general belief that it will be harder
get a favorable vote next winter
l. IN if the bill could have been brought
Up for enactment two months ago.
Urged as National Defense
Z. H. NJ Robinson, president of the
nited American Lines, said yesterday
1t failure to pass the subsidy bill
the December session at least would
a serious blow to American ship
g" He added that "the result of
arms conference placed Great
'rltain in more complete control of
seas than at any time since 1890,
the United States needs merchant
meet as an adjunct to the national de-
tense forces"
6ctcat of the measure would mean the
Inevitable dwindling of the American
ct to the proportions existing before
{ . war, when there were few ocean
{ ing vessels under the United States
fig. except in the protected coastwise
trade.
Winthrop L. Marvin, vice president
. the American Steamship Owners
Association, said that the owners were
c'Hfdent that the delay would not de-
s'roy the chances for a favorable vote
bic did not believe that action would
! 2 deferred until the December, 1923,
ir gton dispatches.
See Hope in Canal Project
Information that the st. Lawrence
Canal project would be discussed in
Washington shortly by Secretary of
SITE Hughes and Premier King of
Ca.ada were regarded in New York as
s. engthening the chances for the shin
bill While the waterway plan is op-
ped here, it is recognized that it has
considerable support in the Middle
West and that prospects Of its adop-
tion would add to the sentiment there
for American shipping.
Several conferences have been held
here in the last few days on the pro-
hi :tion issue, as it affects American
yes sells. Officials of steamship com
panies have decided to await the ruling
Of Attorney General Daugherty be-
fore making any change in policy. 1t
is expected that the Attorney General
will decide that the Volstead act must
be enforced beyond the three-mile
limit. There is also a quiet confidence
that this will not be applied to dis
criminate against American ships and
that foreign liners as we'll will be pre-
vented from entering port with LIQUOR
suDp1ies on hoard
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Independent Wireless Tele-
graph Co.. Inc.

American Star 265 ENE Cape Charles
Aryan l54 s Block Island July 7.
Blalr 242 E Ambrose LV July T.
Camaronia 500 E Ambrose Lv Midnight
July g.
Carmania passed Nantucket Lv $40 D m
July 7.
Casey s1s r Cape Henry July 6.
Clemens Cn smith 17o $ Scotland LV July T.
Cragness so u Sandy Hook July T.
Hurrier 100 NE Diamond Shoals LV July 7
Everett so SW Montauk Point July Z
George Washington i4S Il Ambrose LV
July 7.
Here, 1881 ENE st Abaco July 8.
lnnoko ESQ Ambrose Nv July
Jean 40 NE Winter Quarter w July T.
MaraVi 34l s Nantucket LV July /
Miranores II SSE Cape Cod July 7
July T. ~ ,
Schenectady $50 from Cape Henry July 6.
transportation 1913 WSW Nantucket Nv
West Norranus 1913 NE Bermuda Julv 6
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OwNERs, AGENTS AND
SnIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily reports
or the positions of merchant vessels re-
ceived through the Independent Wire
less Corporation and the Radio Corpo-
ration of America. Shipmasters of
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following com
mercial radio stations in the United
states proper IT is important that
these reports should bo sent promptly
Mt noon each day in order that they
may be received in timo for publica-
tion,
Position reports can be sent through
the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company. Inc. New
York City (WCG), Babylon. L. l.
tWSE). Easthampton. l.. l. (WSA)
New London. Conn. tWST).
Nc 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
(WCCl, Siasconset. Mass. CWSC), New
London Conn. (WLC), Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio Corpora
ton of America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08

| suEz. July bsatartia. Calcutta for
BuENos AYREs. July e--Haleaksla.
| CAD1z, July 6--Barcelona tsparD. Now
| Orleans.
MANILA. July swest Keats, Port
| DEIAGoA BAY. July 5~-Harmodlus
! (Br). New York for Cape Town. etc.
| HAVRB. July 6--Omphale ur), New
SWANSEA, July e-canadian Carrier
| LIVERPOOL, July s--Astronomer CBr).
| LONDON July S--Dnteldyk tDu, VAN
couver, u c. via San Francisco for Ant
BRlsTor. July s--Eastern sword. Phil
ndersia ms :, yla l.s Nor MSrfok. 1,,
Sydney; NsW JnIy saotarama vos ran pn,,a inr,,
dephia.
Departures
MossAMEDEs, July 4--Burutu tBr).
HONG KONG, July e-Arabia Maru
! (Jap), Tacoma.
TAIpEH. July e-Deissoa Maru Jap).
LAS PALMAs, July Gel Monticello
| tSpan), Tampa.
cAbIz. Juno so-Manuel calvo tspan),
HONG KONG, July s--Phemius tBr).
pugNos AyREs. July s-Amorican Le-
| gion, New York.
rOwBY. July s-Tyne Maru Jap),
| Philadelphia.
ANTWERP, July e--Lapland (Br), New
! York.
SOUTHAMPTON. July e--Melita (Br),
| Montreal
HAMBURG, July 1--Noccalulu, Mobile;
July 8, Real (Ger), Galveston.
NORDENHAM July 2-Jufuku Maru
| (Jap) Baltimore.
NEWCASTLE, N w, July 4--Boren
| (Swed), San Francisco.
LIVERPOOL. July 7-scythia (Br).
| New York.
WELLINGTON July 4-walruna (Br),
| Vancouver. C.
ST MICHAELs, July e--Asia (rr)
| drom Marseilesl, New York.
PLYMOUTH, July 6-Rotterdam. DuD,
| Qrom Rotterdam), New York
CLYDE. July 6-Alconda (Br), Bot
AR'pRossAN, July s-Eastport. New
York and (or) Philadelphia.
SWANSEA, July G-Canadan Otter
Montreal.
MEI.BoURNE July s--waikawa OBJ,
San Francisco.
adiIasi sHIELDs July s.ca,rnmena nr3
dlesbro), San Francisco.
ROTTERDAM, July Cannes Peak
Cadiz.
SOUTHAMPTON. July s--Andania (Br),
Qrom London), Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-08
More Than 5000 Ships
Entered N. Y. i'm Year
Nearly 2o,00o,oO0 Tons of
Shipping Used Local Har-
Dor During Period

Ships entering the Port of New York
during the fiscal year ended June 80
1929, numbered 5,3o1, of 1880, ,6os net
tons, according to reports of the De-
pHrtment of Commerce This COM
pfres with 5,667, of 1882 ,s92 tons, for
the preceding twelve months.
Vessels clearing during the year
rs compared with 5,425, of 1859 .587
tons, in the previous twelve months.
Both entrances and clearances showed
small decreases for the period. These
figures are not considered a fair indi-
cation Of the volume of foreign trade
rs ships generality we're sailing with
fnmaller cargoes than during the war
boom