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New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

CLYDE. Sept 80 - Victorian (Br).
Montreal
MoMBAssA, Oct 1--Clan Macintosh
(Br), United States.
LIVERPOOL. Oct s--vulcano GD, New
York.
VALPARAISO. Oct Santa Luisa, New
York; Memnon. San Francisco.
PORT Tabor. Oct 2---Kelbergen (Dt.
Montreal.
BARRow. Oct s---T4ord Antrim tBr),
Baltimore.
SWANSEA. Oct s--pagnn (Nor,. Chit
coutiml,
LnITH, Oct a--caitngowan (Br). Mon
treal
HULL, Oct 3--Ariano tBr), Montreal.
uAVRE, Oct 3-Rochan1beau tFr). New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct S---Berengaria
(Br), New York
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Departures

ToRREv1EJA, Sept 23-Alfa Qt), sgd.
ney C B.
VISA. Sept 24-Tuscola IT.. Halifax
GIBRALTAR, Sept "a TIfis (Span)
from Barcelona). Port Arthur.
ALICANTE, Sept" % - Atlanterhayet
(Dan), New York.
MARsEILLEs. Sept 2s-Jalapa (fron,
Batava), New York.
GENOA, Sept 2S-Tacrmina GD, New
York.
ANTWERP, Sept ae-Montauk, Philadel.
phia; Oct !, Lowther Castle (Br), Calves
YOKOHAMA. Sept 3o-Empress of Can
ada (Br) (from Hangkong), Vancouver
AMSTERDAM, Sept 80 - Senta DAM.
PORTO BARRIos, Sept 20 - copan
(Hond), New Orleans.
BELIZE, Sept 29--Fall1efjell fNor> Mo-
y, cAsT1LLA. Sept 30 - Honduras (Nor),
:. KINGSTON, Sept so-vika (Nor) (from
New Orleans), Castillo
PORT LIMON, Sept 3o-san Gil fRr,
York; Sept g. Kun Kumerio Cr 1Br5 SSaps Sa@ yNr,S New
HAMBURG, Sept 2S-Hansa (Ger), New
shI YGrk: Mahopao (Br). Norfolk; Ober-
gonian, Philadelphia
ANTWERP, Sept ao-West Kasson, New
ABERDEEN. 'oct 1--west 1viy New
SHANGHAI. Oct 2-Antilochus (Br,.
New York; Dilworth, San Francisco.> -
HONGKONG. Oct 2--Arabia Maru (Jap)
Tacomai Morioka Maru (Jap) New York :
SLAVIC Prince (Br). New York.
y, sOUTH5AAMPTON: 5A N Oct j Fletcher
West N' ~ AAS'
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Freight Lines
Stop Bookings
To Black Sea
Phelps Bros. Receive Orders
From Italian Correspond
e11ts to Discontinue Ali
Trade TO Remaining Ports
War Threat More Serious
INLAND Cities Now Cut OFF
From Steamship Commu-
nication From the Outside

Phelps Brothers, agents in New York
Tor the Cosulich Line, received instruc-
tions from their Italian correspondents
yesterday TO discontinue all freight
bookings for remaining Black Sea
ports. Orders had been received pre-
viously cutting off Constanza, Varna
and Odessa. The new ban applies to
Trebizond, Samsun. orduna, Karasonda
and Ineboli.
Black Sea ports are entirely shut off
now from steamship communication
through the Dardanelles, it was report
ed. The Soviet government recently
protested to Great Britain against in
terruption to traffic. According to re-
ports received here, the difficulty is not
due so much to actual restrictions at
present as to the fear that conflict be-
tween the British and Turks wilk throw
the Dardanelles into the scene of hos
tilities.
Marine underwriters yesterday were
quoting war risk rates to Greek ports
at so cents on $100, with rates to Con-
stantinople at 81. No figures could be
obtained to the Black Sea. and it was
understood any business of this nature
would be subject to special quotations.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

NOTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail Pier.
Paris. Havre. II AM M...........57. N r
President Van Buren, Plymouth, 10 AM
EdgehiiI. Rotterdam. 12 M 81, Army Base
w D Munson, Matanzas. 10 M. 8. e r
American Legion. Buenos Ayres. PM
Fort St George, Bermuda, II AM. 95, N r
Themistoc Piraeus 3 PM SO, B'klyn
Bonheur. Buenos Ayres. II AM. Z. B 6lyn
Sail Tomorrow
Lacona, Queenstown. 12 Nj. .......5 sc. N
Caronia. Hamburg. IL NJ. M.........56. N r
Mongolia, Hamburg, 12 NJ. ........5S, N R
rlpesione County, rotterdam, il NJ; - , -
Port Hacking, Auckland, PM 10, Gyla B'kiyn
Santa Ana. Valparaiso. 10 AM. SO, B'klyn
Colon. Cristobal, 3 PM. ......... CT, n r
Wuerrtemberg, Hamburg 10 M....s6, r
Songdal, Montevideo, Pm ......4. B'klyn
Sail Friday
Cragness. Hamburg, IL M,......4A. B'klyn
M MuldfBo, Nassau, IL M M.........,. y, Il X
Sail Saturday
Males lc Southampton. PM.59, Mr.
Ryndam. Rotterdam, II AM: 9th st. Hobolen
Nrlul!o oesaTe, NapleS, L NJ ~, y *
Dante Dante Alighieri. Naples. 10 AM....25, \ r
afFoa asafId iTstpoe nrs@en i i n HsSo;eR
Pennsylvania. Seattle PM.
6. Bush Docks, B'klyn
Apache, Jacksonville 12 NJ. .....,S6. N r
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. IL AM. 80. .e5, n r
vasari, Buenos Ayres. II AM. IA. Hoboken
Siboney. Havana, IL AM. ..........14,E e r
San Lorenzo, San Juan. IL NJ. ..35, B'klyn
Ebro, Valparaiso. IL M............42, N r
Calamares, Port Limon, ~ M..,. ., r
Zacapa. Santiago. II AM. .......,. 9, R
Sail Monday
Edgehill. Rotterdam. 12 NJ.
A, Army Base, B'klyn
Sail Tuesday
constantinople' constantinople, 8 Pm
Clan Kennedy, Cape Town. PM.
West Inskip, Antwerp, 10 NJ.
a, Army Base Bklyn
sstanmore, I.eith, II NJ. M.....,,.., ,S2, B'klyn
City OF Lucknow, Calcutta PM
2, Bush Docks, B'klyn
craster Hall. Valparaiso, IL NJ;
Santa Theresa, Havana. PM. So. NR
Munsomo, Vera Cruz. IL M....... g. Err
MaraVal, Grenada, l. PM. ........24 Bklyn
Sail Wednesday. Oct IL
President Polk. London, PM. A, Hobolsen
Maine. London, 10 NJ. M...........5S, N r
La Touraine, Havre, II AM N r
Hannover. Bremen, l PM. 9Th st. Hobollen
Idaho, Antwerp. 12 No.. 7th st, Hoboken
Metapan, Kingston, 10 M...... 8, n r
Guiana st Thomas. PM.........47, n +
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Love Expects Clyde Line
Deal; May End Rate War

". L. Love, vice-president of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation in
charge of traffic, said yesterday that
shortly of the negotiations with the
Clyde Line for the purchase of the
vessels which that company is now op-
Grating for the government in the Co.
lombia service. This may come within
a week, he added.
1t is understood that If the Clyde
Line buys the ships from the board
this will be followed soon by q termi-
ration of the rate war with the United
Fruit Company, which has driven rates
down to one-third of the level prevail
ing before the collapse of the con-
Serence.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Reports by Wireless
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHYPNYASTER9

The Tribune publishes daily reports
of 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 1t is important that
these reports should be sent promptly
at noon each day in order that they
may be received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations of the Independent
Wireless Telegraph Company, Inc, New
York City tWCG).. Babylon, /: l.
New Lcndon, 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
lWCC), Siasconset, Mass. (WSC). New
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape May, New
York City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will be
given free through the Radio CORPORA
Stion of America by the U. s. Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

TRoMsoE. Sept 2o--Nordvaag tNor).
Baltimore.
,,, cHRlsTIANsYgNn l. Sept a7--Knus Jarl
.CHRIsTIANIA, Sept 27--Mcsicano tNor)
Philadelphia.
HAMBURG. Sea 2s - Emergency Aid.
New Orleans; ossag {Ger). Houston; 2sth.
MadT9ne d,rn@v tnN9r2 Port "a, Arthur; ros,,,
BERGEA. sept 2o--wcst Loquassuck,
ROTTERDAM. Sep, so-conncs Peak,
DAKAR. Oct West Hesseltlne. New
York.
SHANGHAI Oct 1-simaloer- tD). San
San Francisco for Hongkong; President
Taft. San Francisco for Hongkong.
MANILA, Oct 2--Bellerophon Br>.
,LIvERPooL Oct 2--canad'an seigncur
tBs), Montreal
sT MIcHAELs, Oct 2-cretic OBJ.
Genoa; Teviot Br), Texas City for Ham
burg
HoNGKoNG, Oct City of Melbourne
York for Glasgow (and proceeded).
Savannah
PASSAGES. Sept 27--Le Coz (Br), New
Orleans.
GENOA. Sept 2s-Demttrios NJ Diacakis
VENICE. Sept 2s--Lucia QD. New Or
leans
MARsEILLEs. Sept 2s--Mediterranean
(Fr). Philadelphia.
CHERBoURa. Sept 2s--Rhone (Fr).
Galveston.
BERGEN. Sept 2a-Knut Jarl tNor),
Baltimore.
ST NAzA1RT. Sept 2e-west Eldara.
New York.
AUCKLAND. Sept so-Eastern Planet,
New York.
brisbane, Sept ao-Hatarana tBr>.
Norfolk; Oct l. Port Pirie (Br), New York
KOBE, Sept 80 - President Grant,
ANTWERP. Sept so-procyon (Dp.
cETTE Sept so--Rlon (Br>. New Or
leans
MELBOURNE. Oct 1--Canadian Trav-
eler tBr), Vancouver; I'd, Canadian Ex-
plorer (Brl. Montreal.
LoNDoNDERRY. Oct 2--Fanad Head
GLASGOW. Oct 2-Gracia (Br). Mont
real.
MANCHESTER. Oct - Archimedes
(Br). New York for Manchester.
VALPARAISO. Oct b Trompenborg
(DD, New Orleans.
CAPE TOWN, Sept 3o--sandown Castle
(Br). New York
sUEz. Oct City Of Westminster (Br),
Calcutta for New York; Sureway (Br),
Calcutta for New York.
MALTA, Oct 2--Sa botawan, New York
via Philadelphia for Constantinople
BRISTOL Oct 3-Wells City (Br), New
York via Cardiff.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Passenger Ships Due

Guiana. st Thomas Sept 2e: to rurre,,
Mn,y MM1hy q co with mails; is expected to
dock aook forenoon et at Pier A. N (chris.
;, PRESIDENT Polk. Plymouth Sept 25. to
torsn y . Lines With mails; is expected to dock
Minnekahda. Hamburg Sept "a. ~
American Line with mails; is expected 10 10
Ssth doGk ut forenoon at Pier SIS. N r CWest
9. dothland {Br), Antwerp Sept %. to Red
star Line with mails; is expected to doc(t
'0Fsnoon zaeapa at ,ng.toa p,er ST. West ssd ST.
Fruit Co with mails; is expected ~ onieen daei,
pd1,., a m at Pier 49, E r (Msiden Lane>. ne ''A
Bros wth ar Naples is Sept 2o Phelps
noon at Pier g. Bush Docks. B'kiyn IA iore-
1yni,sd meun' ,asrs Carroll; Hamburg Sept 81; to
doGk ts,h afternoon at Pier Sc. N r iWest Wn,t
Due Tomorrow
y, fresident 3 Roosevelt. Bremen Sept 2s: to
=, a. p,.r lines With mails; is expected to dock
,-rd Md,etapan. Puerto Colombia Sept 27: TO
United Fruit Co with mails; is exnectaa 70
qqoek forenoon at Pier is, q r lMsiden
=, Rosalind tBr>. St Johns Oct j; to Row
f!ns Go with nails is sspsctsd TO oa aoek
Fort Victoria tBr5, 1 a nermnsa klyn' 90. .. -
Furness. Witty & Co with ,najlse g., 10
pee'eo 10 COCK forenoon at Pier 95, N r.
Due Friday
~, Ia iouraine tFr). Havre Sept 26; to
dock at Pier 81, r (West nth ST. ~
e Susquehanna. Bremen Sept Is: to Irn;+sa
states Lines with mails; is expectad ~
dock at Pier 4, Hoboken. ~
MeSico Progreso Sept 80; to n z e. cuh.
| forenoon at Pier Il. r r (Wau n, :" oo'A
san Jacinto. Galveston Sept so: n Nal
l,oFy Line; Is expected TO dock at pier "a
n Il tCharlton st). 'ei os'
Due Saturday
Vessel Port. Apenoy
Stockholm, Gothenburg. Sept 2s.
Swedish American Lin
Hanover. Bremen. Sept 2s. '0'' Line
General w C Gorgas. Pt au Prince s1 Oct Lioyo
Panama Line
Due Sunday
Adr!stic. Southampton, Sept 80
Finland, Antwerp, Sept 2s Red Star I.ine
Due Monday
Orbita- southampton. Sept 20
w.. Royal Mail Steam Packet
yn NY & Porto Rico Line
Fort st George, Bermuda. Oct y Line
Furness Witty Co
Duo Tuesday
olympic. Southampton. Oct 4
President Garfield. London Sept 90 90 A'n0
canopic. liverpool. Sept so.white Star .ae I.1ns
La Lorraine Eavre, Oct /. French Line
orizaba, Havana. Oct 10 Ward : - =
Manchuria, Hamburg, Sept 80. - A~'''o
General o II Ernst, PIT au Prince. p.ioea Oct ( Line
Panama Line
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

Winifred Tamplco; l. II Drake, Tampico;
schr Courtney. c Houck, Norfolk.
SAVANNAH, Oct a---Arrived: City OF
Montgomery. New York; City of Rome,
boston. Sailed. rrollehom tsw). Soandi-
naylan ports: CITY Of Atlanta, New York
TAMPA, Fla. Oct 3-Arrived. Admiral
Beatty (Br), sagua la Grande.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct 3--Ar
rived and sailed: Schrs Nantisco, New
York for Nantucket; Jane Il Anderson.
Halifax for New York. Maid OF Scotland.
Weymouth for New York. James l. w
Hall, Hilsboro for New York. Arrived:
Schr II III Chamberlain, Perth Amboy for
Eastpnrt Nc
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Lines Plan Canadian
Service for Winter

According to the schedules for the
coming winter of the transatlantic
passenger lines in the Canadian serv-
ice, the port of Halifax will receive
good share of the traffic. The White
Star Dominion Line has listed eleven
sailings to and from Halifax and Liv-
erpool; the Cunard plans fourteen sail
ings to European ports, and the Anchor
Donaldson Line will have two saiIings
to and from Glasgow.
There will be twenty-six arrivals
during the winter months of passenger
liners from British and Continental
ports and twenty-seven sailings to
these TRANSATLANTIC ports. In addition
there will be two ships of the Furness
Line at present on the .Halifax-St
Johns Liverpool service, which carry
PASSENGERS
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Steele Charters Bull Ship

The j. Fl. w. Steele Company, Of
New Orleans, shas chartered the steamer
Carolyn from A. II. Bull & Co. for
service from the Gulf Of Mexico to Pa
cifc Coast ports, it was learned yes
terday. The vessel will load about the
middle of October from Mobile and
New Orleans.
The Steele company Is understood to
be still interested in the purchase Of
additional vessels, though the deal for
the Green Star ships seems to be DOR
mant at present
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Fire Record

II. Damage.
l:i5-I63s Washington av.. Bronx;
Morris kuchner ........+ Trifing.
2:45--s Center Market Tlace; Pas
quale C'arena ..,....... Unknown
5:S5--S2o Amsterdam av.; Jesoph
Nulty .................... Unknown.
& 7:so--2Q55 Grand Concourse. Bronx;
Morris Beach .......... Unknown.
s:oo--a2S West 9th ST.; Unknown,
s:ss-13s West 3s.h st: woolworth ''','' .
Company Unknown.
sesio--5ls East 1e1st st.: Unknown.
Unknown.
I:I5--17eth St and Southern Blvd
Bronx; auto. fremont Paint
Company ...st...-.,s.... Unknown.
- 3s--195 Grant St: Tony Piscolino
2;oo--2o7 W. 18th ST; s. L. Embroid-
cry 60 ,+..;E..., 49,. .Trinfng
s:so--so3 E. l07th St: Unknown Unknown
s.Eo--Feont OF i56 Rivington ST..
wagon: Nike Beakawick.. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Todd Yard Gets Contract

A contract for reconditioning the
Texas Company, was placed yesterday
with the Todd Shipyards Corporation.
In addition to this work, Todd mechan-
ical oil burners and necessary auxiliary
equipment will be installed.
The Louisiana is now at the plant
of the Robins Dry Dock and Repair
Company, in BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
CITY Island

Bound Soutl-Schrs Helena, Nantucket
for New York; A Carpenter New Haven
for New York.
Bound Fast-schrs Alice May, New York
for Nantucket; Anna Macdonald (Br)
Guttenburg for Montague; Marion l. Con-
ter anchored).
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Shin Plant Auctions Dated
From, Tho Tr4bunets IvasMnoton Bureou

= TVT7s 7 7't J FVIt5I8 5 " uSH1NDtoH BNTedN
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Dates for
auction sales in November at the Hog
Island, Pa, and Sparrows Point, Md,
Yards were announced by the Material
Sales Division of the United Shipping
board Emergency Fleet Corporation
fo-day. The sale at Hog Island will
he on November /, and 8. That at
Sparrow's Point will be held on No
yer1 her %
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Sailed Yesterday

Reliance (Am). Hamburg: Aqutania
IBr), Southampton; Mohawk. Jacksonville:
gena; Callisto, Boston; Jonancy, Norfolk;
eastern Glade. Norfolk; City of Savannah,
bach, San Francsoo Virginia. Lobos. schr
Harriet B Charleton, Providence. r l
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Add to Oriental Service

AS result Of the continued increase
>in freight offerings for the Orient
the Admiral Line, operating FIVE big
Sreighters in addition to FIVE passenger
k.Ses, Announces schedule Of sailings
IS cry thirty days to South China and
VERY forty DAYS to North China ports.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

Michael Doyle succeeds Charles Freder-
ick command barge Sycamore.
Henry II Smith succeeds II u knhle
command gasoline yacht Thalassa.
command barge Mauch Chunk
L Farmer succeeds John Scott com
mand steam screw Freeman.
John 1G Scott succeeds William w Crow
ell command steam ecrew Jonancey.
George Rohder succeeds William F
Rchdc command steam scrcw Harry T.
Conners.
John Bullock succeeds Henry Cox com
mand barge Red Devil.
Henry Cox succeeds Walter Fisher com
mand barge Defender.
George. w Smith succceda T. Coleman
command barge William j Burlee.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04

Wabash 23s s Cape Henry Oct g.
West Queechee iii ENE Cape Henry Oct 2.
NaeapR 1S7 Ambrose Oct 3.
2ulia 255 S Mayaguez Oct g.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water Iov water
AM PM AM PM
SANDY HOOK s;2a s:I ls;ls 12:.o
Govornor's Island. 700 7s14 12:5a l;14
Hell Gate. eiea s:2s $40 5;33
Winds at Sea To-day
East Guif~~Mod crate to fresh winds.
mostly east to south. and weather partly
overcast, with local rains
West Gulf--Moderate north and north
west, except fresh shifting over northeast
portions; weather partly overcast, probably
local rains over north portion.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh shifting and weather
partly overcast; probably local rains.
North of Sandy Hook Sandy Hook to
Hatteras, Hatteras to Florida Straits
Moderate to fresh northwest and north
and weather fair
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Freight Ships Due

Due To-day
Tamaha. Censtantinople. Aug rs
Standard OIL
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Vessels Sold
TRAVEL

Thhiassa, gasoline yacht. SO tons; sold
siderations
New-York tribune., 1922-10-04
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE.-Mail information will be found
on Travel Page. eighth column.
Sail To-day
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
SEVEN COMMANDMENTS
brgadier General Sawyer Gives Hahnemann Graduates New Deea- logue for Young Practitioners.

Philadelphia, June l7.-A deea. logue for the young physician re- gently was presented by nrlgadier General Charles F, Sawyer. physician to President Harding in delivering the commencement address at IIahne- mann medical college.
 The decalogue included these in- iunctions:
 Never lose sight Of 'he fact that It is looking after tho little things that make men great.
 Keep yourselves In toucn with the active men and women and tho prac- teal needs and policies of the times,
 Don't forget that you actually owe 10 your community and to your coun- try not only your presence, but your announcement and support ns veil
 AS soon as you are permanently located seek out some promising young man 10 take your place in col, eeo.
 Be not known by how long your calling list is but rather by cnd-re- suits"
 In your early years Of practice adopt and execute a resolution 10 say III of no contemporary and to show brotherly kindness for all
 He who builds best for future is he who, unaffected by fattering pros pect of numerous clientele stands for the principle of extra care and cer tainty of real service
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
MORSE DISCHARGED
New Indictment, However. is Brought Against Edwin Morse and He is Re- leased Under a S5,OOO Bail.

Washington, June 16.-Justice Sud. dons of the District of Columbia Su- preme Court today discharged from custody Edwin A. Morse, son ot Charles w. Morse, New York ship builder, who had been held by U. S. Commissioner Macdonald for removal to New York to answer an indictment charging a conspiracy to use the mails for fradulent purposes. The order was based on a habeas corpus petition sued out by Morse because the un'tNd States commissioner had declined to receive evidence offered to refute the question of probable cause at the hearing before him.
 Pending a new hearing Morse will be released on $5,000 bail.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
MAY ONCE AGAIN
 HOLD UP PLATOON
Change in Fire Department Is Likely to Be Affected By Upheaval in
 Fire Board.

Another postponement in the in- auguration of two platoon plan In the fire department, now seems in- evitable, due to the upheayal in the board of fire commissioners which will result In two vacancies after to- day.
 EX-Chairman Emil Hjerpe had drafted a plan to be put into effect July |. and had planned 10 offer the proposal to the board in time to have it ratified before next Wednesdays session of the common council. If 1t passed that body, no time would be lost in making 1t effective.
 Mayor Paonessa does not expect to make appointments 10 the two va cancics for few days. and it is felt there would be insufficient time for organization and action on the two platoon to make It's presentation on Wednesday evening possible.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
ITALIANS ATTACKED
Claims Made That Albanians Caused
 Demonstration at Durazzo

London, June 16.--An attack by Albanian soldiers on the Italian post office at Durazzo. is reported In a Stefani agency dispatch. An anti Italian demonstration occurred in the presence of the Albanian authorities, who, the dispatch says, did nothing to prevent it.
 A message from Scutari reports that the Albanian police have arrested the Italian consul and his interpreter, ac- cusing them of political intrigues
 According to the newspapers, Foreign Minister Schanzer has asked the Albanian charge d affaires to in form the government that the Italian government while confining itself for the moment to protest, reserves the right to take measures that may be deemed advisable, adding that the government will not tolerate such in cidcntS.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
SHOWERS SATURDAY
Increasing Cloudincss With Rain Late
 Tonight or Tomorrow

New Haven and vioinity-Increas- ing cloudiness followed by showers late tonight or Saturday; warmer to- night.
 necticut-lncreasing cloudiness followed by showers late tonight or Saturday; warmer tonight; moderate southerly winds.
 onditions-Showers during the past A hours have been confined to a few scattered places in New Eng land and over northern portions of the interior. The western disturbance is central this morning over southern Minnesota. Pressure is high through out the eastern and western seaboard districts. Temperatures remain prac- tically unchanged in all sections of the country.
 The outlook is for increasing cloud mess followed by showers late tonight or Saturday; warmer tonight.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
Party for Miss Kensel
 On Sixteenth Birthday

Miss Winifred kenseI, Of 113 Shut tie Meadow avenue, entertained a number of her girl friends at her home yesterday afternoon, the event being in honor Of her 18th birthday. Miss kensel- received many gifts. Dancing was enjoyed and refresh ments were served. Those who at tended the party were the Misses Gladys and Gertrude Middleton, Ger trude Riley, Jennie Nicholson, Viola Larson. Dorothy Barnum, Florence Freedell, Anita Swanson, Clara Young Francis Hornkohl. Marguerite King, Helen Rechenburg. Florence Darrow and Grace Weigand.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
Y. ". C. A. NOTES
Girls in the High School Work to Train as Nurses to Hold an Outing
 This Aftcnoon-Swimming Contest.

The employed girls of the city who are taking the one year High school work under the auspices of the Y. w. C. A. as preliminary work to training for nurses at the New Britain Gen. eral hospital will hold an outing this afternoon They will make an auto mobile trip and upon their return will be treated to refreshments.
 The class has been organized for the past few months and the girls have been meeting in room at the Central Junior High school on each Monday evening" Because of the anxiety on the part of the girls to complete the course as soon as possible, arrange ments are being made to conduct the class throughout the summer months.
 There will be a swimming and div ing contest at the Y. w. c. A. on Mon day evening. which is being arranged under the supervision of Miss Helen Bradley.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-16
VETERANS REUNION
First Connecticut Volunteers of Span ish-American War To Gather At Windsor This Sunday.

The twenty-fourth anniversary re- union Of the First Connecticut Vol unteer Infantry of the Spanish Am erican War Veterans. will be held at the Winpoq Club house. Windsor, Conn., this Sunday. Colonel Lamb will be in charge. There will be a business session at 12 o'clock noon, daylight saving time, after which din- ner will be served. Athletic sports will be enjoyed, Herbert Ross. reg istrar at the Municipal building at Hartford, is in charge of the trans portaton and any members wishing to attend may notify him for accom- modation.
 Local members who are 10 attend, Will Journey to Hartford and take the Rainbow trolley car to Station SC, at Windsor. The Winpoq club is near the City Guard Club house. The re- union is in charge of Samuel F. Mag son, president George K. Dwyer, sec retary, and Herbert A. Ross, regis trar.