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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
WILL FIGHT Fur
farmers RIGHTS
Held NATIONAL. GRAIN -EILIyE
DEIES- AT T-ASkFDN MEET.

Ezakran- Aag- -G-FEzc ne C. :.
.s--=z AAsaEsssaazstzf1u 1r any lUuHr urn
OF slesiaL consideration vas a yoinr
made cieaE ar rhs president st ne
company 6. = C-1sTHf8an. gs--
3rdszE farmer n speaking q al ata-
1leace gf South Dakota Earusrs wuo
gathered here zadaF under tae auspl-
ee7 OF Tie Farmers -aiun and rha
EauAran county 1arul 1urzzu.
We are ASKING 70 special adEan-.
1agez- ME- GrfIszaEsan said %Hur wa
NAY 10 certain mar wa Ear-uars aavH
reEenHs1 a g8lnr Euers va are zuiuE
20 demand aauai privileges On Alnar-
lezn gram marEEFH Z Know OF IA
Ezlla rszs8n wy sarmerz sanuld %
barred rr'gEn raziIZz1E ne tIIE MARKET
Falle for ne vrgGuCrs af r1HEr own
laEGr Aud Investment
We are snnarng rae markets. On
q 7ur4iv egmpeEEVs 1aslz- Ours Is
srrzCrLF business grguozstznn. TIE
gnIw TifEarsnEe between sur 1ian and
ne 1Re r1ar aas 1een uEea fgr "a
lunE , taa5 tie z 2 ezxaIn G-gur-
ers. me IS Durelv c8--8p@Fatz-a ana
VIII reBur1 c1e f1IiI MARKET EaIla II
ne rap. lesz zcu1zI handling .as7z.
~ ne Er1wEr
Tie -aef zaaE - have q 5-T=ar
9nnr-1G- mas 5e@n zEz1eEHsf 3v cur
erIGZ Z IS -rzs r1ar an agrserIssar
af -1iH SIND s 18w 70 Er1fu gruwrzr-s
al -le middle w9zE 3uU sErn an ar
r1ngemenr Hzs pr1Ezsi 4nrreav zzr-
-z-aGTgrT q farmer srz2uIZzr51ns n
other PARIS 0r ne g1uurzv
E0n-r H1EZeT mar our er1us have
neen under cunr-1CU "a ne Jrxzai-ssi
SIIn --4de since Iang = sf1rz wa
were bora Va 10 not an 4 1rznr-
81 t1El- sur r1s eanUacr has been
zFIagLwE zETsr-1Hlszss- 4nI VII ~1n-
TIME 20. InEf ws aszer- cur rzElr ~
IlarzsE 1ur owl grain
We have an auzr-a8 vita ne
zr1En --7ae- as sHca- or wit1 is
member Zs -egGgufzs ne EaEirz-
mara s=-vtzss rsnnerssE HF rHsng. sur
We enndeE1n 1racrICsz wniec E1av
permit ana Enicn ~ believe 20 %
unrIfng snarr Il gambling ana 1r1se
E1auluuiaElgE- -ouls 0r ne azrangezr
AMI mosE rzBuEznlfs FIRMS N tns. Chi--
e1ga B1zr1 1f Traae ara cur trends
ana 1ay= 40 Iesi1InEF n sndanznE
nv sTaEamsnIs
Il stating -hzC 1g w8uId 1s ziaa
nr an gpp8E-uuIfZ "a febz1e 7uhIieiv
tie Question 8E t1r-ar eu0per7EnE
VIII 11e1I1ers Il ne eEEaIn Dealers
NzEduaI ASSOCIATION Mr c-1s-afsan
saId ne fzer r1ar ne gram c-zde nas
0e@H ahie "a rzlzs SZ56 900 IN oppose
r1e E Z GEEaI1 Crswzrz. 2laEuIv n
1lEzE=z cdE eanrznuz r-ada talIs 1nw
1esaE -akEn
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
TRuAGY LAWS IN
6. DAKOTA STRICT
CHILDREN ENDER Il YEARS OLD
REs9ETEEn To ATTEND
n Hs9s8E.

sioux EaLIz- AAg. "a gnanga
n Ia. cnn1 1nnlszzE7 .=..sss.=<ssssIFi szs< wfff
se 1nClcss1 w1en -1e seEnolA N South
Dakar1 -zsume E1rx aaxE mania.
Tie NV Enicn vas passed hr tle Lar
iegIzlarIrs AMI became eaTagTzva TuIv
& -zIE=S re agez furiug Eafcn the
e1tldrzn MUST remain n scnools ana.
4s ne -aw 1nw reads. any eatId be-
EEeen ) and II nIasr 2r-and sxna0l
and esmpleEa ne eighth grade.
Earsg8fnrs lr 1az been 90Szznisa Ezr
aOzE-zs az eduEzt1nE "a zraur 4xcuEez
20 children tor ahE@nez under ssr-zln
cun1Lr1unE. particularly E1r ketnlng 1
agrlc9lfGraI w8rz- The Law wza
made sfrlGEsr IN 1hiH respect and xsv-
- ne power f1r GrznEnE excuse sar
a1s-znrs 8nIE 70 county Euuerznrann-
eat w1n 4cxs as t-uzac4 officer Car
tie sauurv and : given urn1e ls@war
Il C1e exercise Il Iudguear ExCnas
can gnIv aa Er1anad n 4 very limit
81 number 8T ezs@z ana ne County,
sHueru urisunenr ana ne zgnn0G BOARD
ara made equally liable ssr sina Fgr
failure n snRsIrss me compulsory
es1uczE4uu Ezw
4tsnlIE and 5r-VaEa sGs1n0i gzacn-
srz uHEE report sTEry rE8 wE~KE "a
t1e e1unIT HueEzlT@ndenIz gn me
enforcement CT raia Law N r1sAr re-
sveeEWe classes The NV e eK9eex-
81 n result n mnr@ se1Giarz eam-
a1@- -
uIEzEcwa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
DuT 0EEP HAS
CROSSED THE
DEs>4<TFK To KR-z EEE.ALLs
FLIGHT TWO NE-ARS -AEs&A

E4w YORK A1E zS-EEa 2rzfEa
R-84 ene tzr-zx IElglbl4 70 er1az rE1e
srfaursc. sxarEsst @rum East F0r-Iuf
SenrEand- IN July l. r3-9 and .and-
"a n gaoEevzit E-aisi. 4lneala. Z L.
On ne morning af LaIr s. esusrlnE
the sz88 mIlez m L4s anuEz ami
minuuzz- She -eEE Nsw Earz su tAe-
return % rr1p % scaF4Ann IN Jury q
ANA razener aer home port fsw
stavs larar "a January - 1871
fae aiaxurae gr1kN WHICH aaa @NSE
uznre rAau gI.800 a80 "a 1nllgi was
esr zIuuxE II r7Tu 3v vrnfHzr wa1n
ana IafE wragz outside aer aer-
fEsue near Eainnurxn
Uzz5IIs elaborate Ir-a1gEmgnrs
tr1 Tazrz agn. r1e uan OF the a-s4
gzszss1 zhrzuEa azF-gwmE hours
wien E1a levszE1aa 8L ne etDuaz IN
IaEa a shallow zrZu8spnEE-E deEEez-
sIun or ne cuzsE af aSzET8uudEa1n-
They were e1a1 E1-aiu a ssw aun-
dFe9 mlIrs AZ r1s1E zaaL
TEe wEzrngr Was EszE-1ls- szla
IA e z -1oEH ne 1zT8<1E-uE CT
Ezfsr 8f zna R-S4 Z sssnlEa as
rnnugn ia aEnDsgusra vas haunted
hv 5.80g devils Ne we're saazsn 20
tna enr=. aar 1Igur wa nm every
rrf1E aaxvy galn- E1icE 9gg ana law
rsszbiiitw. TTss3safg sssgIfz IS e1nngn
sac E1s znlng "a bras nm 1ifis- -iss-
FuE anu Calling Lie a earx On a.
heavy sea. II 1mez sae sesazEItssf ra
-ransf u % Eegrssz EaT1 ne ar
All aad aaen fIas sailing ~ 70
rhaF sne -hH most 1nRsaat t1InE
annHu rae ennre tEzp vas the eEE1-zEElts
vlnIenea af z1e aHmpE N -egsans
SEner4 s1eE we're totally aneE7e-fis-l-
Z .1uzideKs4sa r aLnGsE I lIr1eAa nat
rEa s1uufssEasE -na mn EucgszzzatL-F
ar1sr xnaE wa Eaar E1ruuga- ne
weather sSrEzE1un an me AE1anrZE
must 1e E1Tzzxigzra< Thoroughly 1e-
f.1ra air travzf 1eETa@R England anu
AlzzEf-rz szn 3s made safe and 9r1e-
rzczaIs- Wiz E1e llIrEaz1 Enrur-za-
Esun wa haEa 1Gw --zaz-A--a1 HE
7vzE n aigaIE tangsE-uE-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
Send Two Boys
To Penifenfiary

SiamE EaElIa- Ang- e. Willie their
uzDu1Ers zaTi fathers zzT re Ganr.
r10m Win tears EnwmE 1uw1 xhHlr
enaezz- WA y5uuE men -Sm Eaaran
Esrs sznrancezI "a she aeniTaarzar7
IN e1argEz II 5urzzzrT u r1e third
1sgr==- az gadgs T. = Hadin. TIC
men- Louis EaswiEng 1gEt - anff
EezZ1aa MeL1nnslL agad - we're
raegzrzv zr-azEasf n Tanuan eazrgea
With enraraug ana r1nning Ehs 1nuze
ct Jann aar-as- EzAfng rugs. wztEnes
and aEl1EE IgwsarT valued zr zuprGr-
tEnaxe8E $40 They r@ra sentences
ta i nanrls aaen. aE11g "a ma
er-u1e 5esng raedr fzEsE arranBa
56aszs AEzarzET Enr--man +.
Br1wu. az Gz1nun. z2pe4r@x h1r 11a
s<ara. lS1fIs Ass=-zE= zz E5z-=z<<.
0f Cannnn- 1nernasfea tar efrs ds<ena-
aaFa AegsrfinH 60 ne Eazzssuanr Il
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
Pleads For Return Of
Missing Chicago Man

AaerIe@n AHE. zs-rEinr LTnn.
FI1rznce GIe1 Nay Is T1ur wEEz >
losing asE mind T5E haEa made a
mIETa4H clint. save ner
This IS IA appeal Eaicn las 1e@n
sent 1F Josepn Lynn az -hirzgn. III
an sE17r- n E1ud ais uIiszssng acaraer.
C1iaL LIN E1n 1fEauDszr@n LaSE
AarL deSeFs1ug afa wEra ana ehiidrzn
IN Chirzga. T1ars raev Eza Iuzx NOV
ed The missing Iaa = 5esi4F@at "a
be- n =0ur1 Eaxnra-
Tie addrszz af me 1rgEner = -ZAs
S0ur1 AAer1esa stree TEiGzga. zad
Hs zsx r1aE anyone Enuw6ng aK Eae
Ezssrszn0urs IT me uiazang a2an
EE11H 20 atm AZ mar adGr=zE TNe
lIfrla 1aagHrsr at me -@1nE n1aa
aEEa N 1fuThexLa. ana Ter Zsr w8rIs.
- SCI t1rr1 n rza lef or -1a
1rgIner wzrs1 Lid 1a1d- e0ue'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
ATTACK ON THE
SOLDIERS BONUS
ESTIMATES THE CO&T AT ~
EN0RNHJEs FFGERE

Wazaingr1n u c.. Aag z6.-t1
4 szsa 1onus Il sK=@rTlcs uen- L1e
Chamber Ut C1umeres OF ne E1Irrz1
States r1Gay estimates that Il waufd
E1E unrs u ezET cut -1s IaZ-num
rzUs ar -1a 3r1pGzaa exsa 10nuE
nan E1s E1vzx-me1I 1as 2zIG Iur
n 1ezEunE 1urug III zaErs zEzz-
s1r4
Asserting Ea -1a 1AEunzL gnAn-
hers ztaHemenr. r1a 7eHzsnn 1fii 8r
ne -uirzn States III ID June %
1919. amounted "a approximately
$500 400 400. while r1s maximum
-asx NJ me 9r1pos=i 18nuz g piEcea
az $3.50 400 500 This EaEaT Eg-
1ra inEsuGez he zszlnzEasI sazE gr
s1r-TIug aur Iaa 1rsv-zznnE af ne
1onns bill
AZ me same e1ns ne sEarameRr
rziIA ar1znrnn "a r1e zcE raaE 1ezr-
~ tar4@-Eanr-1s af ne Veterans w1n
xauId share N a 5onns sav ~ 6gnt-
ng Whatsoever ami nearly anH-Aaar
II raen we're n ne serTacs 1ur sEZ
uInurEIs or Hezz 3eFare rae 4rnisx1c=-
CoDIHz ut ne szaremenT nave 1e@1
senr II t1e president members II
ne .aainsz- Members II csngr==@-
1uznezz men n zFsrT szaEa u s1e
4niun. 4ai organizations Affiliated
wTrn ne 1arznnaE gnamneE
TIE s1aEsmenr SAYS mar EnH EBE-
4rzmenr naz zlsszaT =x7enaez 11r
axserT1cs men nIursa ana IuInHIr-
"a. zEnca ne zrz1iEEEE. 1exE4v 81
go 500 5000. III an amnunr =auzl zB
-ne minimum eazr IL r1e grrpus=9
exz1 1unnz-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
Children To Visit
Their Leper Parents

=lnnEn1rl. AaE -S.--1ner E1e
zazEEa Ut sares Catholic szzEssEz- WA
eannuCE a aama far them here. karxy
eafIdrz7 EefE s8r rdesr annual vt@ar %
e1a1r 1zEgnns- wEn are afE1Erls1 waE1
Espr1EF and VINO ara living N !. enk-
any I'm raa zzzaan 0E MonxzL Chill
dr=a wHa are 1ar1 1r Iepers 4rss r11-
n E-suu s1ear Earznra ar 5ir-a zna
1Ezr@st III d hama here waers r1eF
arg szrzsm .ar and =9uczEsa- Sans 0k
s1fsnz ara -xinra41 EfrE1 E1z disease.
-Eta eniId-zn T1zaE E1er 7zrsnns Erum
spexzzE guest r1oms 81 arranged EaaE
rAeY 10 1nE e1me t1ra GersZaa 9ngzr
s.xI ennracr win rAesr af-EEusza par
EnEA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
Woman Bond Over
To Circuit Court

NaeneL. AnE. zS.-Ars- Anna. G.
E.fnzn. Mr. Ter1un- w1n Ezs arrest
"a Iazr wees ar land Forks y .
7rr ,-agrsgS Tarr E&ngEar. charged VIII
saulrsrY. waived sxzaa1naEzDn Ta1H
,aanr-fng Ar hEr 3rz4iminnrT he1T-nAs
and was bound aEzr "a en1~uiE cnur--
Esw snnds ara fad 1E s1-aadh and
rsra sn7mpuy agues1 5E her zr1sr-
wan ae~uusnznfe=a her E-um GEzaa
EUrxE
Yrs. Ee nan s1aTEE1 WITH azzE-
tnE Hwsd w1ta PercT lA. GLr1gy a8r
ne Eazr faur Tzzrz EFnIIe ss1s vas
z1ar-saa IN G. r EHhaa. 'Fanrz zne
~ aEEeEesa To have 6aEE-rast far C1gAssT
snnr-Ev xfH=x taesr mEaT-Ege Eaur
TEErE agu.
rar4v. w1D was 88sss iEr-zsEf-s1 "a
raa sznre caarge IS cut On $500
5unan. asnGfng rial &C -he eCn1Ing
tzrwz AZ ggur-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

WasaiugU1n- Azg. zG-Traoux VII
HHE De sent % me fiszurneet areas n
West EIrgIuia unless an actIzE elzsa
S lnmlnenE TIE var department said
today PrusIsienE Eag1InE hGd ra-
pOr-z On ne sIEIIzr1dn ana ta0E rnem
5efar@ The eznineE meeting to-day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
Plan To Buy Big
Sales Pavilion

T1nHran- A1g- -S--4aprala5rs 11r
TIE TaaK11a @aunFT zEnE1 1zTainn-
nsw IN me nannE ar r=eszzEF. ex=d
= grzre at S53.aa9 - = sair prszsnr
TaIne &C r-1e hufIdfng ana arEr@sE E
ar t1zt 7rGe "a E1a snunrT canzuziE-
sEx1nErE
-hers wzz exuw1 IT farmers zna
t1w1E371pia II Ens commissioners
meeting. MznsrszTad III rIa price nf-
tF@a and ma gurxaas@ at E1e 5uilEi-
f1E
TIE eanmiMznn Eaif ras rep0re su
he r71lH 1nrzI tie zHEE E9E1i2r ~
sgnaa gsI1ar maeEings ra zr@s time far
n zissss=s===z-S1a =s===ss=sz-@S1a 4ad smnzskiHrzEInn uE
the yrup0zFznn ny E1e board ann Ct
sss rearzs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

EuDiin. AaE 2G-Eauann -e
Ealara vas ruoaF formally and IN
zaImnuEfv ra-eis.srzsi president II TIE
ErIsn -apubHc The Dahl EEreznn a.
rInsiazraFziIv Acclaimed .fs cnizf II
4 public sG==aan 1t ne maGEEun
anus e Great Britain Insists IN
E1rzzng aer vii upon Ireland r1e rs-
sa0uzzniIff~ 11r me var r1ar vii T1i-
Edw vii -ezr upOn ne British GOV
zrzmanr - VaIerI fF4g3arasi
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
One Man Controls
Minnesota Coal

e. 2xHL lag -s--1uE z1an T1r-
f1alIw- snnEralz E1e anL1EzcsrH c@2f
pres n Minnesota. ras sza1a zgrs
euIfa1rz ienzr-nEnr said raaaF n >.
rspur- 1f t1e email inrzzEzEnn- The
r4nur~ made 1n -z~sgulmannzEHuR
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

narcn 9t miners vas aaIEad nere m
lag. L1rsrcepung the ad-anca zuarvf
E7tf1 1ad znrarz1 Logan eaunrr tnis
morning 7resEEiezE EssneF AMI ssz-
r4EarT NG0nsF, uInars officials. s1c-
c@@s1e1 II DEEsa2diug ia mem "a re-
rIr1 "a Madison waara i mass -1sast-
inE was nelsf-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

wzs Ea1r- = rnp sf s9=s Ezs naaa
ana Tne aulR &C azE sSa zzles Eas a.
S--a9 and x3E8A EanE nc t1s 5is
zBws anaa &c sS--s and 1niar. w1fa
surna aura &C sssaa. The DlE marxsx
was ancur sxeadr. w1th ga0d 5zEz ~
s-.z1 xnd s1--E
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

Lnndnn. Aag- .G--EHr-1gr peace
1ezauaEluuE between Britain znu E-s-
ana Vii Dc fIrxIs Iuifzs zame deEiu-
5rH pr9grazz n made -awzr1 he ze-
espEaaee af a 5zSEs NJ ssEEeHs1r-
Premier LLOYD George ie<Ezrsa ra-
Tag N A communication n Eamnnn
Ia TaLara-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
West Virginia
Miner Truublez

LHgzn. ". Va. A4E zs-E1ruE-
r-1al crusaders and ARMY civilians
EErs NEARING an 1pEn eEzzia n the
mountains near here tnGaE Armed
miners VIVA uazzszE NJ Lar-1HE and
enHrTyp sssrxfln -s:soin ETA9 asslzgH
1ezzn "a mzrrz EgEzr1 E1e MInaa
ann -ngza e1al 1aAis Ea urguzzr mar
t1zE l1Es wsra sK1esxEd "a arxzxz
a4~- -lxaT ckv1Iiaa gozz=z wzrcnaa
f1a reads and ar1er approaches
Tnsy wzra szu1uped viii rzTEsz ami
snnrgHns 7n=pzrs1 "a rezzsx inrazlnn.
TE1 aErviaasx vera Soaring gvzr Eae
emxaEy eRzfTT sizrx1l e<zsss sSxrxI emf
eaanrrT taxing aoze<Tarsuns-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

EaIL England. AAE -G--E1r=@
more bodies we're brought ID JF 1Er-
srz T8dzv Er1m ne wreck 8f r1e sffre-
g1nif n r1e E1mner river Lue vas
taar II AIE-sa -GLn- az -HuEzzaa.
ane ar sixteen AIaerazxnE w1n lied
ID ne 1fxzzszzr The 7r1er rEa we're
EF-Sxzsa zIrren-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26
L O Inv sits gate
Dirigible Disaster

Znnnun. AaE- zs.-GammnaEier N
T 1rzx- af Sf PzHL las been aa-
8olnrad AraarzExn repraxenraTzua IN
ne c0ur- IT IuuuirT wnicr WI II
-szzlszz1a tl1esEzHss Gr ne III 1Iz-
xzEar Dyer ~zucnef me eanEzTzc-
tznn Ut re ffrzE1f1le-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

E1IL England AnE- -G--E0ruzA
lnnuezE ap0n bodies af LIear Charles
E. LfrzEa- E1frad States navy ut
Mas. wnn perneat
w+r1 AZ others wnaH ne ZH-Z ax-
nInae6 zun EzAL nm s1a EImhsr r1v-
sr- waz 1paza1 here 17GaT
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1921-08-26

aadisuu. W va. AaE ss-re
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
CABLE REPORTS.

AALBoRci. May 13--Arrived, st- Miiwaukee
Bridge, New York.
AARHuUS. May i6-Arrived, str PloT
City, New York.
ANTOFAGASTA, MAY 2o-Arrived, str
Lake Florls. New Orleans.
ANTWERP. May iI-Arrivcd, str Hund-
vaago (Nor). Sydney. CB.
Sailed 18th. strs Storm King. Phuade! ?hia
18th. Ampetco, New York; 10Th, Esmdyk
(Dutchp. san Francisco: 2lst, Tulsa, Ne"
BALBOA. May 20. PM-sailed. str South
American 6Br). Callao.
Sailed Goth. strs Oak Branch (Br), Coronel
Iowan, Los Angeles. Kiyo Msru (Jap), ioko-
hama Peshawur tBrl, Wellington: O..
San Francisco; Silverado, Coronel; Stanley
Dollar San Francisco.
BARBADOS, May 1S-Sailed, str Canadian
Victor (Br). Montreal via New York.
BATAVIA. May 15-Arrived, str Eurylo-
cfus (Br), New York.
BEIRA. May 11-Arrived, str East WIND,
New York via Cape Town.
RREST, May 1T-Arrved. str Casper, Phil
adelpha.
BRISTOL. May 2i-Arrivcd. str City OF
Lordsburg. New Orleans
BAHIA BLANCA. May 1e-Arrived, str
Flower Gate (Br). Norfolk.
CAILAO, May 20-Arrived. str Eten
(Peruv) New York.
CALAIS. May 17-Arrived. str Trip. New
cATANIA. May l2-Arrived. str Etna
sailed iath. str Nile (Br>. Hampton Roads.
CHRISTIANIA, May l4-Sailed. str Fred
erik VIII CDan). New York.
CIvITA NECCH1A. May l4-Arrved, strs
Egremont. Baltimore; 18th, Esperta uta)
Norfolk.
coPENHAGEN, May 2l-Arrived str Wien
DAM, Norfolk.
CRIsToBAI.. May 2o-Arrived. u S Army
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

A derrick boat and attendant plant Will be
operating IN Hell Gate. East River. about
midW Ay between IIalleLs Point light and Mil
Rock on a line about 80 feet south OF the
south side Of 9th street, New York city,
from daylight until dark Sunday, May -.
1921, under the direction OF the u s Engi-
neer Office, First New York City District.
gagged IN the removal OF tank car lost
overboard through a collision. Navigators
are warned 10 exercise care In navigation In
this locality on Sunday. May 80.
Survey Buoys Established Chesapeake Bay
Approach-On May IT. 1921. three survey
buoys were moored in the approach TO ChesA-
pealre Bay, IN the following Approximate
positions: Lat SO 50 n. ion rs AZ W; lat
81 OF y, lon 10 Al w. and Lat 81 04 y. lon
rs 80 W.
New Cable Laid Under Upper Parana
River-In order to have a third line for
telegraphic communication with Argentina
and the outer world. new cable has been
laid under the Upper Paraaa River from a
point near Encarnacion 10 the Argentine
town OF PoSadoS, IN the territory of Ml5lones.
Erecting OIL Tanks IN Durham. South
Africa-1he installations at Durham for oil
bunkerlng are making good progress. The
Vacuum OH Co Of South Africa and the
Anglo Persian OH Co are erecting tanks, the
former putting up two and the latter one.
The Vacuum Oh Co. II Is said. soon will be
able TO take oil from tankers 10 tank OF
1900 tons capacity.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
ARMENIANS FEAR
FRENCH WITHDRAWAL
Panic in Cilicia OUer Re-
ported Agreement.

Announcement that the French troops
would be withdrawn from the Cihcia
district OF Turkey as a result of rego-
tiations with the Turkish Nationalists
caused a panic among the Armenian
residents there. says DR.. J. X. Martin.
a relief worker at Aintab. in report to
the Near East Relief.
DR.. Martin said that most of the Ar
menians fled from that city as fast as
they could and that the poorer people
who could not afford TO leave were al
most distraught with fear.
The missionary quoted a. reported
boast Of the Moslems that they would
rebuild their shattered mosques and
minarets with Christian skulls. and says
this has not failed TO have its effect on
the Armenians. DR.. Martin adds:
IAN Armenian said TO me: We would
all of US go calmly, joyfully. to some
desert place IL only permission were
given us. We would prefer to die OF
hunger and starvation many times
rather than once again fall into the
hands of the inhuman Turks
"The Armenians see themselves again
going to the slaughter. with not hand
In all the world raised In their defence
or a voice uttered In protest. The ma
tions of the world sit around. look on
and continue to cast lots. Yet we trust
that in some way we do not know deliv-
erance will come"
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

damages was entered yesterday IN Y ; Dis
trict Court IA suit brought aga inst the United
States by Henry W Adams growing out OF
sinking of schr John NJ Wood BY str Lake
Ffe~N .sf <ot-e -cte'ta euast. tne decision
rendered by Judge Morton was that both
4, ,,--.eLs ws.o a. ,ss4lt, U0tn proceeding ~ log
at fuil speed and earelessless On the part OF
lookouts OF both vessels finds divided Ia
billty and divided damages.
HONOLULU May 9o-Motor ship oronite.
Newcastle, NSW, for san Francisco, las ar
rived here with engine trouble.
LONDON. May 2l--Str Wien CDaul. New
port News for I.ioau. has put into Copen-
hagen with machinery disabled
Schr John A Campbell. from sydney. NSU
for San Francisco. arrived al Nukualofa
May 10 after having been ashore entering
the harbor of latter port.
NEW ORLEANS. May oo-Str Tampa. pre-
viously reported In collision with str Brenta
CiaI), had engine room. fire room and No
hold flooded and has been beached.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 2f-Tug Rich
mond. owned by Joseph Nugent, sank al pier
80. North Wharves, last night; cause un-
known.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

transport ST Mrhiel. New York: str Columbia,
Cartagena.
Amazon Maru (Jap), New York
Sailed 18th str Eldorsdo. Havana.
FLUSHING. May 1T-Sailed. str Montana
GENOA. May l4-Arrived. str Monsibello
QtaD. Philadelphia.
sailed iith, str West Lashaway. New
GiBRAIrAR. May io-Passed. str Arno
Msndi !sp,, Norfoik for
sailed aoth. str Western King 0rom Phi. Phil.
adelphia and BalttTnorel; Glasgow; schr
HAMBURG. May 14-ATived, strs Cornish
City (Br), New York via Norfolk; Deranof,
Philadelphia via Boston.
flasd ASE E.'h May ssF iseS isasd. s9Ts virsns
qrr). New Orleans; Goth. Aral (Br), Phiia-
HONG KONG, May 1s-sailed. str China,
HULL. May 21-Arrived str Eugene s
Embercos tGreek), Galveston.
IQUIoUE. May IS. PM-sailed. str North
American (Br), Savannah and New YORK.
LAS PAI4MAs. May 19-Arrived. str orne-
LfvERPooi, May ao-Arrived. str Man
chester Shipper 1Brl, ST John. NJ.
Arrived goth, strs Texarkana; Sew aprS'
| City OF Alton. do; Canadian Raider (Br).
LONDON. May 2o-Arrived. str cspe Cd
'eaa Aarysa sS So,s Galse,'9a stl soswOrh cB
Sailed. strs Saxonia CBr), New York: Old
| North State. do. Mesaba (Br). do.
MANCHESTER, May 1o-Arrived. strs
West Harshaw New Orleans: Canadian
Sower (Br). Halifax.
MONTREAL. May 2o-Arrived, str 1sotta
sailed Goth. str Victorian CBr). Liverpool
| NAPLES. May. 1i-Arrived, str kayseeka.
Seattle and Portland.
| Arrived 18Th, strs River Orontes tbr)' New
| York and Philadelphia via Liverpool 10th.
Egsesford tBr). Galveston; ,,o,.
Roads l2th s Jadera sa r1 Mpn'rSs, Ssw York
Sailed 18th. str Gothiand tBeis)' New
York.
| NoRREsuNDBY, May i2-Arrived. str Vim
cennes Bridge. New York
| PARA, May iT-Sailed. str Plainfield, Nor
PORT ANTONIO, about May 2o-sailed. str
| Port Antonio 0Norl. Boston.
PORTLAND. E. May 20-Saied, str Beck
e1ssF noRr (R gAAAEA HsnpSa %ay RGsas Gs spMsa.d
PoErsMoUTH. May 2o-Arrived. str War
nd9o sTa NirS por' Nav hrthSr Sos,.s .r Jethou
ROTTERDAM. May 1e-ssilcd. str Merry
'"spn. sHANGHAI GHsWe's NAY 17Arrived. strs wnyah
New York Via Panama; katuns CBr) DO via
Newport News; Fushimi Maru (Jap), So
atsis Airiea s,s MarT .5sp,' Tsr DC (,an, New
SOUTHAMPTON, May 21--Arrived, str
Olympic (Br) New York via Cherbourg.
| SPEZIA. May 14-Arrived, str campania
ST MrcHAELs. May 2o-saied. str Noddle
Island sren AisSnts, Mss sossIs9 Tam9a str Bedford
sYDNEY. Nsw, May 2o-saled. str Las
WEE, v%GL,LiNcToN sHS T5sSe''eS NAY 15Arrived. str
Hurunui (Br), New York via Norfolk.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23

Gordon Tibbo CBD. for Qporto; i4tn,
winlfred Lee (Br), for oporto.
LAMALLNE, prior to May t2-Arrlved,
schr Gen Allenby (Br). for oporto Qost cook
overboardb.
LUSENBURG. May 1T-Cleared. schr Mo-
Ween (Br). Ponce.
PARRsBoRo. May l4-Arrived, schrs
Cumberland Queen (Sr), Liverpool loads at
Walton for New York;: Minas King (Brl
Tampico; Peaceland (Br, Annapolis 0o
load for New York;.
pour UNION, May i2-In port. schr Hat
tie A Heckmab (Br). for oporto.
nAMEA, prior 70 May lS-saiied. schr
ST GEORGE. NIB. May i2--Arrived. schr
Frederick II (Brl. Stamford:
ST JOHNS, NF, May 12-Arrived. str WI
mona lBr). Montreal (and sailed l4th on re-
turn) 18Th. schrs General Jacobs (Br)
Oporto; Asquith (Br). Sydney.
Sailed 18th, schr Norma Strong (Br),
Little Nay Islands.
Seville.
WALTON. Ms, May 14-Arrived. schr Vel
ma Hamlin. Boston Ito load for New
York;.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Panhandle State, before reported
heachsd was floated by Mutual and Dal2al
Cos tugs at 1880 AN yesterday AMI Was
AIKEN 10 pier :. North River.
Str Henry = Wilton. which has Just been
delivered 10 the Union Sulphur Co by her
builders the Newburgn Shlpyards, Inc, OF
Newburgh. Is designed u --essly for the
transportation OF sulphur = 6lIk and in
keeping with the nature OF its cargo carries
on its birthstone yellow smokestack the
Union Sulphur Cos insignia of red devil
rampant The Henry d Wilton Is a twin
screw single deck vessel, 355 Il in length by
81 II 8 In In breadth and 90 II 81 IN depth
and has a deadwelght carrying capacity Of
T.346 tons on draft OF % IT Oh IN. In
her design and construction che presents
many commendabls features that contribute
70 her efficiency In the loading, transporta-
zion and dischs rye OF sulphur. while her IN
usually large water ballast capacity VIII In
sure seavorthiness. The propelling ma
chlnery consists OF high and low pressure
Parsons marine turbine, each driving l4 II
propeller through thirty-six 10 one reduc-
tion gear.
BOSTON. May PA decree OF divided