TABLE C.-Occupations of Japanese aliens admitted and departed, fiscal year ended June 30, 1919.

TABLE D.-Statistics of immigration and emigration of Japanese, collected by the United States Government, compared with those reported by the Japanese Government, fiscal year ended June 30, 1919.

Other countries.

Resided in continental United

States:

After Jan. 1, 1907.

TABLE E.-Japanese alien arrivals in continental United States, fiscal year

Total admitted and debarred. 10, 923 97 109 273 64 2,862 1,267 4,069 4,576 424

Admitted:

Male.

Total.........

5,000

64

17

2

19

Prior to Jan. 1, 1907......

1 Improper passports for admission to continental United States are those held by laborers and limited to countries or places other than continental United States.

Of the 335 without proper passports 45 held passports not entitling them to enter the United States and 200 were without any kind of passport. The 45 holding improper passports were composed of 39 laborers with passports limited to Hawaii, Canada, or Mexico, 1 laborer with passport limited to Peru, 1 laborer held a British passport, 1 laborer was a citizen of Canada, 1 nonlaborer held a passport not genuine, 1 nonlaborer was a returned Canadian soldier claiming birth in the United States, and in the case of 1 non

Laborers.

Total.

ended June 30, 1919, showing various details bearing on the Japanese agreement.

laborer the reason was unknown. The 200 without passports consisted of 16 nonlaborers and 28 laborers, who claimed to have lost or left passport held at time of departure from Japan, 5 nonlaborers, and 9 laborers who claime 1 to have left Japan without passports, 22 nonlaborers and 21 lacorers were citizens of Canada, 2 nonlaborers and 15 laborers were stowaways, 1 nonlaborer was a subject of Greece, 1 nonlaborer came on mother's passport, 120 laborers were deserting alien seamen, 3 laborers were born in Mexico, 1 laborer was a seaman going to reship foreign, and the circumstances regarding nonpossession of passports by 1 nonlaborer and 35 laborers are unknown.

TABLE F.-Japanese alien arrivals in Hawaii, fiscal year ended June

123 applicants without passport consisted of 2 laborers, who were from countries other than Japan; 2 of passport at time of leaving Japan; 1 nonlaborer was a child born at sea, and the circumstances regarding

30, 1919, showing various details bearing on the Japanese agreement.

In possession of passports-Continued.

Without passport.

With and without passport.

Total with passports.

75

115

117

1,195 2,391

56

16

15

32

72

17

618

960 1,578

18

559

1,346

1,905

89

laborers were stowaways; 15 laborers were former residents; 1 nonlaborer was not in possession of any kind nonpossession of passport by 2 nonlaborers are unknown.

286

567