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SAIL TUESDAY,
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE DECEMBER 10.

Steamer From. Agents.
Bankdale Alicante sith. ...... Elweil & Co
Citta di Messina. Lisbon 4th.. .Peirce Bros
DRYDEN, Hamburg 29th; ~; Barber G LINES
Hansa, Hamburg sth- .;;.....:., United Am
Hoboken. Santos 26th. Moore & Mccormack
Lv Shields Sd. II Winchester
Maracaibo. Mayaguez 18th. ..... Red Line
Momus. New Orleans 14th. Southern Pac
Montana London Sd. Atlantic Transport
Mt Evans, Antwerp 2lth.. Barber Lines
osakis' catnnia 1st. .......... Export SIS Co
Pioner. Antwerp 30th. Lloyd Royal Beige
Porto Rico, San Juan 14th...... N II
Regina dItalia, Naples Sd. .Furness-Withy
Santa Tecla Balboa 9Th. Grace Line
scythia. Liverpool 10th. .Cunard SIS Co
Wssi S1ene' Ssnoa -1tn andon Pacific IS CO.
VIM Isom, st Michaels 10th... .American-ltal
DUE DECEMBER 90.
Adigc. Genoa 30th. ............ Italia America
Alamo. Galveston 18th. ........ Mallory Line
City of Atlanta, Savannah 18th. Ocean So
Comanche. Jacksonville 18th. Clyde Line
Great Falls. Haiti 18th. h.......... Clyde Line
La Bourdonnais. Vigo 9TH: French Line
Lancastrian Hamburg 3oth..At Gulf Medit
MassicS Stockholm 9th. Seager SIS Co
Matura, Trinidad 18th. .... .Furness-Withy
Panhandle State, London 10th. u Lines
-Siaya yerfjord Bergen Sth. Norweg-A Am
Wardha. Gibraltar 9Th. ......... .Peirce Bros
Yaye Maru. Algiers list. ....... Suzuki q Co
Iceland. SOUTHAMPTON 9th... Red Star Line
DUE DECEMBER FL
Bondowoso Gibraltar 9th. ...... Funch-Edye
Boswell Trinidad 18th. 80. .Lamport g. Holt
Chinese Prince, Alexandria 23d. .Furness-Withy
City of ST Joseph. Malta Esd. C ID Mallory
Delavan. castletown Sd Moore Mccormack
Idaho, Hull eth. .Ellerman's s
Manchuria. Hamburg 10th. American Line
Morro Castle, Havana nth. ..... Ward Line
Robin Adair. San Francisco 18th .lsthman
Sarcoxie, Bordeaux 9th. ....... Cosmopolitan
Union City, Tyne 9th. .........US Navigation
Almanac for New York Dec. 19.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
The New York herald., 1921-12-19
DUE DECEMBER eI.
Almanac for New York Dec. 1e.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given In the above table IS East
ern standard time and IS furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The New York herald., 1921-12-19

r n LOW Agt.All Lines Europe, bermuda
Hs "A. HoW West Indies. So. America, Hone
lulu. China j apsn. I123Bway. Tci.sO30WAtkinl
The New York herald., 1921-12-19

sCANDlNAvIAN AMERICAN LINE.
DENMARK = NORWAY = SWEDEN:
Passenger office. 81 whitehall ST.. ~. Y.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03
SOLDIERS WHO PAID
FOR Brides PASSAGE
MUST STAND EXPENSE
CBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3-Soldiers
who paid for the transportation OF
European brides to this country must
stand the expense themselves, accord
ing TO a ruling by Comptroller Gen
eraI McCarl. The government. he
held, will not reimburse soldiers Tor
such outlay.
The ruling was handed down IN the
case of Christopher Piazza, formerly
of the army ambulance service, VINO
asked for reimbursement from the
government for passage paid by MIN
for the transportation to this country
OF his wife whom he married in 1919
while in service in Italy. Provisions
of the law under which 123 European
wives of soldiers were brought to TINS
country at the expenses of the govern
ment prior to June 5, 1920, Mr.. Nc
Carl held do not apply where soldier
has already paid for his wife's passage.
"Such wives were transported, ne
said. because the enlisted men were
financially unable to bear the cost
thereof. and were transported on the
credit of the United States to avoid
the appearance of wholesale assertions
by American soldiers of their Europ-
can brides. The reimbursement or a
soldier who at his own expenses trans
ported his European bride to the
United States is within neither the
reason nor the language OF the law.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03

Mrs. Frank Whitesell became very Ill
Saturday with acute Indigestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Hiatt and family
of Centerville were guests Sunday OF
Mrs Rebecca Lumpkins and daughter
Miss Maude. Mrs James Fry OF
Richmond spent Monday afternoon
with Mrs. Thad McCown. Mrs. 9.
ID. Sleifer of Richmond was the guest
Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gels
Ter and Mrs. Frank Whitesell. Mr..
and Mrs. Carver Endsley and chill
dren of Frankfort have been guests
a few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard
Stair. :. Miss Anna Dilling will at
tend the convention of the Richmond
district Woman's Home Missionary
society of the NJ E. church at Redkey
Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week.
49,. Mr.. and Mrs. J p. Working, Mrs.
Cassie Stout and Mrs. Phoebe Rine-
hart were guests at dinner Sunday OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brown and
family
BETHEL, Ind Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Spencer entertained at dinner Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs John Harding and daugh
ter, Miss Marie Harding; Mr. and Mrs
Merl Coleman and son, Homer; Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Spencer and daughter
| Loreen, and son, Lowell Mr. and
Mrs. Goodenough and son, Donald, OF
| Richmond were guests Sunday even
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. Leighton Brown
-. Mrs. Nina Love spent a part OF
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Everette
White and Mrs. Stella White. Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Wolfal and daughter
of williamsburg. spent Sunday after
noon with Mr.. and Mrs. Reason VOL
fal. Mrs. Reason Wolfal is very poor
| ly Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson
and two daughters. of Richmond
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs JohI
Weidenbaugh. The county Sunday
school convention was held here Sun
day afternoon. There was a good at
/ tendance and good program /. !. Mr.
| and Mrs. Arson Brumfield and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie Brumfield and son
| Wayne, spent Sunday with Mr.. anC
Mrs. Joseph Long, of Centerville.
Mr.. Brooks. of Union City, spent Sat
urday night and Sunday with Mr.. anc
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03

Fred Elliott, of Arba, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Harlan.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03

Mrs. w. E. Harlan. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Weidenbaugh and Mrs. Jehu
Boren spent Thursday evening with
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-03

Mrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blosa and family.
Jehu of Whitewater. Mr. and Mrs. c. d.
with Pyle, of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06


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Editor de "a Nuevo Mexicano
Sfryase publican en- su apreCiable Sc
manari0 81 slguiento aconteeimiento.
III dfa 1rO. de Diciemhre, de 1920,
como a la / de IA mnaana, determHae
la Divina Proyidencia guitar de nues-
tro seDo a nuestra Querida hiia Maria
Simoncita Martinez! la temprana e.
dad de Is amos. habiendo durauo en-.
fefma soiamente Z aias, a causa de
una complication de- fieDre segdn ell
dlctdmen del Dr.. Brock de Espahola
que IL asisti6. A pbsar de n~uestros
paternales cpldados y de Ion e~sfuerzoa
del mtdico falleci6 dospues de habef
sld0 administrada COR los auxilios de
Ia TeIosia Cat6lIca. A su yeiorlo asls-
theron los cofrados De las dos Moradas
de este lugar, Quienes ncompanaron 81
corteio fdnebre desde "a casa hasta Ia
Capillo de Nuestra Sehora del Carmen
donde &c celebn6 mi& cantada. y alli
mlsmo fueron sepultadDs sus restos,
La ilnada fr6 en- vida una hDa ODE
diente con su8 padres, nermana carl
hosa Tn sua hefmanitos y n ioVen
modelo para Ia sociedad. Quedamos
ainliendo 80 eteEn4 separation, sus pa
dres. 7 hermhnitos y gran ndmefo de
narlentea. In estna triates horaB de
pesar, r0samos p0r 81 descanso dc
alma AZ nuestra hiia. que esperam0s
haya sldo reclbide en- u seno de ioa
bientvonturado8.
sua almos 8 q,
BONIFAQ0 MARTINEZ
Ma. n. r Dc MARTINEZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

jetar contra las nalmaa de Las mancs
o las plantas de los pies dos laminas
de metal igualmente r~elacionadas con
el aparat0 electric0.
En- cuantO q los medios para prOdu-
cir Ia emoci6n, puede ser IN s1bit0
resplandor, nn agido sllvido, i'm pin
chazo 0 una palabra cap4z de emocio-
mar al indiriduo. 81 meior procedi-
miento consiste en- presentarle una lis
ia de palabras ~diferentes, entire las
que haya una de especial interes para
81 sujeto. ST sc trata, pOr e1empi0 de
una actrIz, cuyo trabaio haya sido cen
surado por algdn cr1tico de teatroH,
pnede leerse una serie de paiabras
tales como arboles, perr0. montaha, ta.
baco. etc. introduciendo entire elias
81 nombre del critico 0 el del perI6dico
EN- que apareei6 81 aTtfculo. Por tan
sencillo medic puede Observarse en- Ell
galvan6metr0 d~esviaciones de veinti-
clnco 4 treinta divsiones de Ia escala.
81 la misma palabra SO reptile de yez
en- cuando, Sc nota que Ia desviaci0n
Is cada ve8 menor. 10 que prueba que
Ia emoci0n va siend0 tambien menos
intensa.
Este curioso medic de investigar las.
emociones, fue Observable por primefa
vez. en- 1888 por un frances llamad0
F6re; nj sus estudios nj los del russo
Tarchanoff. que trabai6 en- Ia mlsma
materia dos amos mas tarde, llamar0n
atenci6n de nadie. IN doctor otto
veraguth es e verdadero d~escubridor
del fen6meno. F6cilmente Sc compren
dera que nor este proeedimient0 80.
adiyina Ia emocl6n que IN hecho o
una palahra produce en- nj persona
por mas que 6sta Sc opstlne en- dist
mularlo. Sc ha pensado por consi-
guiente que 81 n6todo del doctor We.
raeuth IN gran auxlliar para
descubrir Il autor del crimen, 0 Q 10
menos para ayeriguar Ia impression que
el recuerdo del mismo prodniera Al So.
puesto autor pero sera a~rriesgado Ell
proceder de esta manera, porque ann
en- IN ~inocente de Quien ae s0specha3e'
c~uaIquier alusi6n al crlmen, seria eu-
nclento para desyIar 10 aguia del gal.
van6metro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06


- = fensrtlo "a a 81 q -
firsfra ta m ta Ur
rI.atsat tmmtlHEs m
+ M19 q Is
m see a tn a.
-
-
ere aa Nf IS
- go
= - w 81 n
81 e.
=
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w
Is
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

ea sencilIo de descuhrlr debe a~ercarse
embellishments JuaN0 q "a Iia8as Y 81
~aplicaci6n solo exige discernimient0
y voluntad.
la impaciencia es ID antitesia de 10
perseverance,. en- sd deseo de precipt
tar los resultados, los mutila cuando
no los destruye enteramente.
81 es deplOrhble IA nagligencia, no
10 es menos el apresuramfento excesis
yo, por que Sc opone q TODD ~perfeccio-
namiento.
Cuantas veces impide el ~desarrollo
de una obFa con p~efjnicio de su utili'
dad inspirandolo al propio tempo de
su objeto y de- sus propios finesl
puede compararse q dos im~pacientes
con IN hombre que SO creyera acele-
lar Ia a~pafici6n del pollnelo rompien-
do yerdaderamente II cascara del hue
vo que la enciefra.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

mas De los que esta al aleanee Dc cada
lndividuo.
Por eso hay cue adoptar 81 ahorro
como base del capital, pero no IA
agaricia.
Debe entendeFpe como ahorro IA pro.
p~orciohai separation de las utilldades
Ideapues Dc haher cubisrio aatisiacio
.riamcnie lns necelldadta indiFiduaiee.
1niliafrcs y soClaies; pnes q cue no
lleHA 3 este medic. % nn AWARD. y "a
quo - pas fe nn de1DiiIarE1eo y tan
10 una cosa como ctra son iEralmenio
periudlclaioa.
- nusrira upabllca. machoa a.
los capitalists adaiecen de arfea d.
frtlna ) al scr rsto dnbaEa c1l44a4e
= Fauiafino J rtlaftsf0 pro1re1o ~
sr4 in1oslfiaA
Tau1Itn "a nnc1iro F1o1Io haF nt
crrta 81 fIasro cue Netan rcNitrf "a
al aatEltia taEia g EIsdo la ri eNsl.'
r~nIr.rfamrrIa y nnft1 ntnc1 ~ Ir'
raffNf y fawHn4ar Ngan4f4 rUNlH4a4
81 cH4 eatIacrilH nHe1 tEn1F 81
nte mei1l'Ufo ooa uzaa1F U1l a
wsnei. ) ffEt1e aaa inEait11 a.
nsserM en ear 8 - eel
fi4iH 81 sN4 .MaN
f a. fnNEsI
rr r1s - - y Ele ~ 3 e. q
nEh q - Wtfa 4 f@H4
a1E - Al at Nas0 aE
sans r - Ea a EI
q
hft 4Hl.
q = q
.a "M -
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06
Ia PERSEVERANCE,

49,
-
Por este los hombreH perezosoa solo
tienen ~cualidadea negatives. Las que
contrfbuyen al 6xito no subslsten mu'
nho tempo en- ellos; mueren rapiaa'
mente Q vegetan, ahogados POT FL ae'
sarrollo de faltas que dimanan del de-
lfecto principal, asemejandose muy Tue
lgo a s q nuestras yegetacioneai que
no pareeen animales de ningnn princt-
pio vivaz.
la pereza, Nevada al extreme, pro
duce siempre las degeneracionea del
lindividuo.
Sabidc es que los organos cuya fun.
ci6n habitual Sc suprimeI Queuan afro
fiados.
Pocas personals podran seryirse de
la mano izquierda tan bIen como Ia de-
lrecha. Sin embargo, q hacer esas dos
solemnidades. Sc hallaban en- iguales
lcondiciones. Pero como la costumbre
Iexige atie Sc reprenda a los nihos cuan
do Sc sirven de Ia mano izquierda, esta
Ultima nunca llega q adquirir Ia flexi'
bilidad j destreza de Ia otra.
Tan verdadera b esta observation
que. aquellos cue por 81 ofieso tienen
que ~servirse de Ia mano izquierda, Co
mo los pianistas y los mnsIcos, negan
IA manejarla habilmente, 10 que nunca
logran hacer los que Ia ejercitan en-
csc trabaio.
Despues de IL pereza viene 81 deaa-
liento, que es ID Suppression de cada 70.
luntad en- 10 que respecta q u empire
sa comenzada.
Ia aparicl6n de un oDstaculo lmpfe-
ylsto, Is slempre Ia causa del desa-
liento.
Las almas vlrllea no ven en- tales
~obstaculos, mas que IN esttmulo, y 81
attractive de II lucha les inctta q per
|severar en- 81 camino que ha de con-
duclrlos Al 6xito.
Pero los hombres de voluntad yaci-
|lante pierden a cada in~cidente. que re-
traza Ia realization de sus prop6aitos.
Puede comparfrseles & un minero,
que vlera obstruida de continue, Ia
Kalerfa que talabra-
FL hombre dotado de nerseverancia'
deespues de doplorar esos contratiem-
lpos snceaffoa. Sc r~ecohfarfa rapida'
mente ante Ia utilidad de q quelasi
80 eafofzarla en- aportar lo1 oD1tacu-
lioa amontonadoa. y negnFia o ianto
mayor placer al ttrmino de 81 empire
"a. cnando eala hubiera sIdo mas ar
ldna y Dor c~onsiguiente. mfa alofio9a,
pero Ell homhfe az voIuntaq atrpfin'
a rofrocedera ante este aumonto oe
fallgas: p~relcTir6 abandonar 81 tfnne'
10 q volver q comennro aunque qe'
solado por n nutilided de SIS an1sflo'
Tres e~slner1oa. do9au1ara 10 4ndtool
lconrIdor1ndoso dicnr1o a1n = 50 appr'
fada tentative no ha ~rfoducido peitnr.
naelones que D. clefreu q camino oel
ia fnlia do connauaa N y mlsme
nrocodo. no4 10 com1n. Dc una anterior
~ drenncIand experienced.
Paro 81 yea a. telaFnna domlrar poi
I'm sshllmicuio tn POGO n4ole seii.
mnfnr Vclfof nchra una1irc4 y rrnfu1a'
slnceramenlo nueltIcs yere4
venamas 81 cue cal Eemrf1 l1'
ffacsaoa scr rroo4cI1ps rQf Nlts =.
IrenN1l3n. per ~ 14N4Alnlq q
'lrtpIfo . nmhitn rr MA ee e,A''
ltat
~ uua % iMH rEu9lH NFi1NFNt
lea nal fsiIo a. ~ c144A
Al -nrnenairaf = 4efIrifaf erfeu'
an a nlafiaa mIaaEaa 4en = a4Hpr
~ frsfnfn ~ aEIIIIt14 mtIIN1 q.
eiaftaS reIraaas tsH e NrDt'e q
ftstah. ~ a11l4I1a1 3
mm anlm e. wf.A f -.
2sfa A. "a
rr4t a. D1EeaIF r1eA
- nr.lsra.n lafa roa n 4
rns1sa Qa Is naHH ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

Ne daiaa a. maneanou - ane
sIsA Il na1ir q tanhla e 81
ste 4 olro laEaf. eaes e. nateano
cara earrf e famsla AdoN&s ntea
sllaua4 nna reasaa paga kansf q
elntia II - atae
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

Gallup, n. n. Enero de 1891.
ST. editor de ri NueVo Mexlcan0
afrVaae daf cablda en- 30 apreciable
semanario a 10 niguIente:
RI "a 81 eel mes de DiciemDre. 1890
ddi ode exielir a las S y media De a.
tarde. nutslro Q1erido hefmano. e
ana 81 vida ~reenondfa 81 n0mbre de
FRANCisCo cAhcIA q IA ayanzaaa
ofaf a. 81 ano9. ~ fnadn della parA
iameninr aa tfefnn separation q %
descunsolada aapoAa FiAncIsqulla Gu
tlefre4 a. Garcia. dos hlios Anicnio
Garcia , Anlonla oareia. On Ffan 10
nero AZ nIeioa. , dos hermanos ftiii
- nsrria y p4alIho naFeia. Sc ofmp.
y 81 s.. PAULINE GARCIA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

Turlmos q gusto de ver en- esta cin-
dad al 81. Antonio aainzar, de Cider
vale. condado dc Torrance, quien VINO
a neapital durante Ice diae de "a lnau
mmel6n y nos ylnito ca nuestFas on
eInaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06
PersOnales

Tobias Gonzales. de ID Rite. n H.. y
Lose q. Lohafo. de Hernandez n. NJ
vlnleron q Ia capital q presenclar lac
ceremonies De Ia inauguration.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06
ESTA CONDENADO
VA Ell CALOMEL
droga por 81 Dodsons Liver
La genie est6 abandOnando Ia dro-
Tone aqui en- FL Sur.

Ufl IN CalomeI 10 enferma. ii no.
rihlel Tome ura d6sis de Ia drogh pc
ligrosa esta noche, y manana perdera
tndo eI dfa.
81 Calomel es merouri0l Cuando en-
ira en ~c0ntacto con an estomago agrio
choca contra 81 y 10 destruye. EntOn-
ces es cuando siente listed nausea. v
calambfes. 81 esta indispueato. 81 ei
hIgado esta ~entorpecldo y los intesti-
nos constipadoe. o 81 tiene dolor de- ca
beza. desvanecimientos, lengua sucia.
81 tiene mai aliento o el estomag0 Al
giro, pruebe una cueharada de Ia inol
fensiva medicinal Dodson's Liver Tone
esta n0che,
Aquf est4 mi garantia-Vaya a su
botica y compre n botella de Dodson
Liver Tone por unoa cuautos centavoH.
Tome una cucharada y 81 nc 10 compo
ne y le hace sentirse bien y yigoroso,
vaya otra vez a la botion " pl1a On d.
nero. Fl Dodson's Liver Tone esta'
dsstruyondo la venta del Calomel por-
que no le hace saliyar nj Ie enferma.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

,Decia an suieto a uu NAL anl0rt
Ds verdad Que a principle de 50
camera 10 nrFoiaban q listed pafatas
y cfros comestiblesY
Isl. sehor. Y 10 mas triste del ca.
30 es que muchns noches no tcnla
MA remodlo que devoFar nj pfopia
affenia-
N nucetra ~nocieddd. al como ao
halla constitulda. Ia muier dehe teuer
alado a h0mbre con in hllo. roro "a
precise cue 81 hil0 sea largo que e.
foya deyanando caai acknowledgements
enlfo foe lntoliEenfea dedos &c Is nh.
SER y quo u homhre no IL p1rciha nun.
"a porqua % gomperia. encedo 3 Tp.
yea cue g hsmlNge ycnfo y sluisndo.
SIN fnmbo uie. hieEcla. ain 6Afna cnnn.
"a a. ella. 70 hllo de Jos acontcclmien+
tns trmriIc1dcB do "a fida y ~ enre
a.. ia maIEr nnloucck. nin Fuito. acu
e. ifaf a. 81 sin que % n1to. : terqa,
fndt cen aeIIcsda1n 81 hiIo M|saeffe
a. y dlucll oe1lacltn aen la mn
fnIcanrnta Tata hettf1 cue Sc liaN
'aaltar IA falIcIdaa
NicFoH HUGO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

7ERpfpo un iibro dc valor con 5000
y recibos y w retrato y NJ nombfe
.. L. Martinez. boy 5000 De re-
compenxa . Ia persona que Ia entire.
nus.-J. 1. Martinez. Ia MADEIRA,
Nuevo Mfxtco.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06
81 "T
Vengan q yer los Fon6grafos en- Il
CAPITAL PHARMACY
No hay meiores en- toda Ia Plaza.

sEcEsiTo acknowledgements
tes y experlmertadps feiedogss pn.
r. hacer coneultae y zarapos Chi
may6s, " sea On Santa re . tie.
- de aquI. Trabalo permanente
para Il persona dtii-eoukhwast
Arts a Crafts. JuIIus 1ANs. santa
f. Nusvo Mexico. TASK
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

NNIokERaockER TAILORING CO.
pspt nsz chse.as, ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-01-06

IW 1TEH T O. N4ErtHI Ns
wnr4e1. " hitanHffrut viniefe1 a -
.anHai "a |1nM a. F1la a41444 Nn
- n~llL--al-llL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08

North Main street. Port Chester, when
she ms~s her Will, two hours before her
death, but held thal she was mcompe-
tent when the will was made
Mrs. Burnham left an estate OF sloo,-
000 making beQuests 10 individuals
amounting TO $4,000 and leaving The
rect 10 the Port Chester Reading Room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08

She made no mention OF her son, Fred
erIck d. Burnham. an Incompetent now
al Hudson River State Hospital, al
Poughkeepsia In the will II was stated
at her husband. Capt William Z.
Burnham. had provided a fund OF sl5,-
900, which was sufficient for the needs
Of the son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-08
MRS. BURNHAM's WILL STANDS

4 jury before Surrogate Slater. a.
White Plains, decided yesterday that no
undue influence had been exercised
upon Mrs. Matilda Z. Durham OF 52s
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07

'hat the board would effect a revision
o. OF the scale of prices at which it held
tnese boats. Nothing has been done in
Ihls direction, however, and the official
quotations still range from $160 to $1e5
per deadweight ton.
Want Shipping Men Named
Second only to the selection of the
cabinet is the interest in commercial
clrcies as to the personnel of the
Snlpplng Board to be named by Presi-
cent Harding. There is general hope
and belief that the President will see
to it that the board includes one or
1wo men, at least, with knowledge of
shipping gained through first hand ex-
perlence in that industry. Only two
names have been widely discussed in
this connection. R. A. C. Smith, for
mer Dock Commissioner of the city
OF New York, is one of these promi-
nently mentioned, and the other is
Joseph W. Powell. until recently vice
president of the Bethlehem Shipbuild-
ing Corporation. Other men mentioned
as likely to become new members Of
the board are chiefly ones who have
been holding public office Mr.. Hoovers
predecessor as Secretary of Commerce
oshua W. Alexander, is one. and
others include Senator Chamberlain
and Representative Humphrey and
Edmonds. the latter of whom is from
the Atlantic Coast, while his two Con-
gresslonal colleagues are from states
bordering on the Pacific.
That the appointments will be made
speedily and that the new board will
settle down TO action at once. is the
chief hope OF American shipping men.
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
New Service to Baltimore
Freight Steamship Line To b
Established From New York

For the first time since the beginning
of the war the shippers Of Baltim ore
and New York are to have the advan-
tage of q fast ocean-going freight
steamship line. with q service of forty
hours, between these points. During
the last few years merchants have been
obi ged to make use of the various
canal boat lines.
The Halschaw Steamship Company
New York dock is situated at Pier 27
East River, foot of CathSrine Street
The Baltimore dock is known as Union
Dock, situated at Pier 5, Pratt Street
in the heart of the business district OF
Baltimore. The first sailing Will be or
March 10 from Baltimore.
The Baltimore end of the line is e
be handled by the company's agent, c
L. Haskins. Hugh A. Lamb, vice-presi-
dent and general manager, will have
his headquarters at the company's ger
eral Offices, 80 Pearl Street, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-03-07
TRANsrACIFIC MAILS

The connecting mails close at the Cen
erai Postohlce and City Hall PostoYice
Station. New York. Al p. M, follows:
Hawaii. via san Francisco, steamship Will
helmina, March Il.
Hawaii. Japan, Corea China, French Indo-
china ana Netherlands East Indies lex-
eept sumatra! via Seattle, steamship
China and specially addressed mall for
Japan and corea. via Seattle, steamship
Manila Maru, March IL
Hawaii, China, French Indochina Neither
land East Indies Except Sumatra), and
specially addressed mail for Japan and
Gorea. via san Francisco, steamship
Golden State, March Il.
Japan. Corea, China Except Shanghai
Clty), Siberia, French Indochina Neither
lands East Indies Except Sumatra), and
Philippine Islands. via Seattle, steamship
Prot otesilaus March II
Tahiti, MArquesas. Cook Islands. New
Healand and specially addressed mail
Tor Australia, via san Francisco steam
ship Mariana. March 2l.
Hawail, Samoan Islands Australia and
specially addressed mail for New
Zealand via San Francisco, stea1nshtp D
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
australia, via Vancouver and Victoria
b g. steamship Makura, March 25.