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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24
STATE NEWS



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hron lei Tor a new building a. fhe
san Juan hospital. Pennington. and
work win begin AZ once. The new
pu,'q.ns double .Rs Gcn.
cl,.[% rA+-. $3.50. M. ~ "
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Ia~ crncrs-rha pora Ana county
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Tor ei.so in The paper bound and sa.sO
in leather.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

rifht-inch casing r. now being low
cred IN The Mcaa Verde OH well ncar
Aztec. San Iuan county. The cost Of
clearing Inia we'll. which had been
pluEEtd with scrap iron IN IN alleged
nttFupt "a drF4oY r. A. said 10 have
C1NL the Critters rrnr t1eee. The
wen was cleared and the bottom
REACHED a. 1900 feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

". o. MIcrs. rrcsl6ent 81 tha n
4 9. Petrol cofnpany 81 ThtfmcpoIls
Wlpmirg. has hern al sat s1ipfocI
Oh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

The board 81 regents meeting which
was To have taken place this week
win ccu next Monday. Mrs. John
Ecider % Santa Fn county II the new
member 10 b. present az this session.
THE combined senior classes have
voted 10 postpone h presentation OF
a class play until summe school,
aince no dramatic director has been
procured and since Mr.. Edwin shank
Who was 80 successful here last year
viii b. nhlo 10 come June first. lie
"a at present teaching dramatic art In
Indiana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Efforts 2 heinE made by ioca|
IrolucefH on company In h ArtoAia
district. Renewal OF the leases. a n
said. viii N4ffrmIrc Whether o. n1|
further crIAInk 4 done BY that COM
p44y.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

I. J.. Htnubpr. OF thl firm OF staub-
cr A Wright who have been operat-
ing the lake Valley Mines at Lake
Valley, Sierra county. had increased
tholr output Of silver ores from Lake
Valley "a three cars a day and were
just soine Eood when the amelter IN
III Paso ehot down and they found
themselves Without a market for their
ores. They are shut down until a
market opens .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

ftockholdora o. he orzan ore
coupany. al a recent meeting IN Las
Cruces. NnItd % Increase the sock
o. the company 10 " 900. 600. The
properties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Hrpnts q The large Oh comuanlc1
nrp on the nround ~ watch develop
mfuIH ~ n unlIeloo well Of the TOT
ter on company near santa ~. Re-
vs. - 11NL1uO 20 Indicate fhnf this
NtiI may fnInII the hopea Of Inc Toll
tFr company which has been 0fllIine
steadily on Ita New Mexico leases fer
n1n pr two var.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-24

Relieving the visit o. Walter Doug
las. manaGInE director 81 the Phelps
Dodge evaporation 20 Tyrone las
week. II was announced that the com
pnny wlnId nOt pull the pumps from
the closed property. This "a taken u
proposed 20 Abandon tho property
which, A ~ aid. has been
paying proposition for the big mininl
corporation
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Advices received by the Cunard Line from
it's representatives in Ftume announce that
the pre-war railway connections from that
city TO inland Continental points In Hungary
and ugo-Slavia via the old frontier station
Of Gylkenye have now been fully reestao-
lished. The Cunard Anchor Lines have ar
ranged boarding house accommodations at
Flame for passengers using this route. For
the present the Cunard-Anchor Co will op-
crate three steamers on this route They
are the Calabria, Panronia and Italia. All
three eaN from New York TO Plume during
October.
Str Maiden, before reported In collision
with str Jonancy off Montauk Point early
Sunday morning during thick fog, was re-
ported yesterday to be in tow of the Jonancy
and proceeding to New York. At 80 PM
the Maiden was reported as settling rapidly.
and the crew was ordered to abandon ship.
Str Jolce. Rotterdam. Antwerp and Bor-
deaux for tho West Coast Of Africa, arrived
at Sherbro after having been aground, ac-
cording to Information received here; vessel
apparently undamaged.
str Newburg. Port Arthur for tho east
coast OF South America, stopped at AN
yesterday S45 miles east of barbados, with
boiler and condenser tubes leaking.
DETROIT, Mich. Sept 1s--Str William VI
Wolfe sprung leak while crossing Lake Su-
perlor to-day and sank after. reaching the
dock al Portage Lake. She Is expected TO
be raised tomorrow.
MOBILE, Ala. Sept TI-Schr w McDon-
aid CBr) was damaged to-day 10 the extent
of several thousand dollars by fire caused
by watchman ovcrturning lamp.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept fT-Str Hallway,
Mobile for Tecomate, before reported
aground at mouth OF Mississippi River.
floated without damage and proceeded.
PORT SAID, Sept Str Shasta, Singa-
pore and Suez for London and Hamburg, ar
rived here to-day with turbine rotar out OF
order. Temporary repairs will be made.
SAvONA. Sept Str Seminole arrived
here to-day in tow or ctr Schroon, with
boilers disabled. Repairs viii take about
twenty days
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
Arrivals at and Departures from
FOREIGN Ports.

BALBOA, Sept 1e--Arrived, strs Aysen
tChiD. Valparaiso; Quillota (Br). Guaya-
ouil Trontolite. San Francisco; motor ship
Asia CDan), San Francisco.
Sailed 18th. strs Newport. San Francisco,
Orient City (Br), Portland; Alaskan, TIA
coma; oriana CBr), Coronel; Garfield. Quay
saull; Cedar Branch tBr), DO; William
BREMEN. Sept i7-saiicd. str George
Washington. New York.
BUENOs AIRES. Sept fs-Arrivcd. str
Noordyk (putchl, Norfolk.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Sept f6-Sailed, ctr
h1ss,s ssp fed isy.d MsT S0rs sr, Colon
New York Hattie Buckenbach, do: Camitu
(Brl. Port Llnon; Crlstobai. Norfolk; Oscar
= Bennett, Tampico: Wray Castle tBr), sa.
sailed i6th, strs cacique. New York: Bai.
boa tsw). Stockholm; Kiyo Maru (Jap)
Tampico; pareroa lBr). Newport News
HAvANA. sept fT~Arrived. STR cadiz
(sp), New Orleans and Galveston.
pasoS saSd or P Po str s% s%9 Msaso Ssss @ sa rGE G
LTvBRPooL, Sept iT--saiicd. str Cedric
IBID. New York (and from Queenstown
MONTREAL. Sept i7--Arrived. strs Scat
wei (Br), Leith; western Plains, Hamburg
t,rdam: isth, Ernemore CBr), Hamburg; Ne.
iits tBr), Liverpool; Seapool (Br). Cardiff
Sailed 1Ith. strs Llangollen (Br), Rotter-
dam; Metegsma tDrl. Liverpool; Canadian ,.
den; Mercian CBr). Liverpool: Heronspool
tBD. Hamburg; ltapidan (Brl, DO; 18th,
Lak9nia yBrs. Monmouth TrI' yitellla tBD'
Tia. New York for panlburg tand prooeoded)
81 JoHM Ns SEP tt, iArrLyss str Man
vsSSSconvhRt. VASE Dc. Sept Sept i1@hrTissG. 81
Arrived i7,h slr Florence Luckeubach, san
Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
SAILED.

strs Pulwico. st Thomas, &c: Empire. Ar
row. Manila and Halphong; Henry 5 Grove,
Philadelphia. San Francisco and Seattle; AS
syria (Br), Liverpool and Glasgow via Bos-
ton; Gufprince, Port Arthur; Glenpoo!, Gal
schr Mary Manson Gruener. Georgetown,
Coast Guard cutter Gresham, for sea.
USS Sapelo, Fall River.
Sailed 18th, strs Kennemerland Dutch
Amsterdam; Yeendyk tDutch), Messina
Nicholas Cuneo (Sor), Clenfuegos and Man
zanillo; La Touraine (Fr). Havre; Leopol-
dina (F'r), do La Bourdonnais (F'r), do and
yigo; Georgeanna Weems. Baltimore; Mum
delta, Caibarien and Nuevitas; Virginia,
Hamburg: Comal New Orleans; Dorothy,
Sanchez: Robin Goodfellow, baltimore Beth
elridge. Lobos; Saugus. Cons tantinople: Orla
(Nor). Hamburg via savannah; American
Legion, Rio Janeiro, Montesideo and Buenos
Aires.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on sun
day. Sept is, 1921, at AM, as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
twenty-nne and eighty-five hundredths
(29.S5) inches. This closely approXimates
seven hundred and fifty-eight and two-tenths
(75S.2) millimeters. Captains OF ALL vessels
now lying in or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. S Pm. w, miles;
clear; smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
WEST BANK PAVORS
PONTOON ON HUDSON
Rockland County Farmers Ask
for Yonkers Bridge Route
for Their Produce.
OBJECTIONS ANSWERED
Floating Structure Could Be
Torn Down When Need Has
Passed, They Say.
OBJECTIONS ANSWERED

Earnest appeal for pontcon bridge
across the Hudson River from Yonkers
TO Alpine, in Rockland county, has been
made 10 the Board of Army Engineers
by the Rockland County Development
and Improvement Association. Rockland
county residents want some sort OF
bridge over the Hudson, and the only
sort OF bridge they see any likelihood
Of getting is a pontoon. They say:
'"rhe objection advanced by the ship
nirg interests is that once the pontoon
bridge ia erected it will never be re-
moved, even after the vehicular tunnel
under the Hudson is completed and after
the proposed Fifty-seventh street bridge
Is finished. This argument Is without
any real merit for the reason that the
commission can grant to the corporation
which has applied for the license to erect
the pontoou bridge d limited license for
a certain definite period and no longer.
"rhe building of the temporary bridge
is an economic and public necessity to
the great majority of people living In
this section of the country. Many hours
are lost each day by business concerns
ard by people bent on seeking recreation.
in waiting at the ferries.
1.-THE erection Of the bridge would
prove a lasting benefit to the people OF
New York city and to the people on the
westerly side Of the river At this very
moment il hardly pays the orchardists
OF Rockland county to pick their peaches
and send them to New York by the usual
methods. If proper bridge were avail
able motor truck transportation sys-
tenn could be developed which would be
a lasting benefit to the farmers of Rock
land county and the people OF Yonkers
and New York city"
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
TWO DIXIE HIGHWAYS
THROUGH KENTUCKY
Official Designation to FolloU
One Best Improved.

CINCINNATI, Sept lS.-Pending desiS-
nation OF permanent route, the Cincin.
nau-Lexington section OF the Dixie
Highway VII have two officially recog'
nized branches through Kentucky. ono
through Georgetown, Williamstown and
walton, and the other through Paris
Cynthana and Falmouth.
The ultimate designation. il was in
d.cated, would depend on the progress
made in the improvement OF the two
routes.
Atlanta. Ga. was favored as the
scene OF the spring meeting OF the Dixie
Highway Association, but this was left
to the executive committee.
The closing programme OF the con-
vcntion hero was principally one OF
pleasure and sightseeing, which included
a trlp TO Hamilton. Ohio Most OF the
GOO delegates have left for their homes.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
ARRIVED.

Str Caronia (Br), Liverpool Sept 10,
Cunard Steamship Go. Ltd with 2ei first.
3I2 second cabin, 2T2 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went 10 pier 81, North
River.
Str Berengaria (Br). Southampton and
Cherbourg Sept 10, 20 the Cunard Steamship
Go. Ltd. with 7e2 first. 7eo second cabin.
Went 70 pier 81. North River.
Str Cameronia tBr), Glasgow and Moville
I p ao 70 cssn tss anfas @ win ss T
mails and mdse. Went to pier 70. North
uver.
Red star Line. Win 5is first. s4s second
cabin, po3 steerage passengers, mails and
rndse. Wen, TO pier q. North River.
castle both and Philadelphia Sept II. 10 the
Canard Steamship Go, Ltd, with mdse. Went
70 pier n. North River.
Antwerp "a, 10 the Black Diamond Steam
slip Go. with mdse. Went to pier ., Army
Base. Brooklyn.
Str PAX Ling (Br) Batavia Via Bos,on.
SIR camoens tBD, Buenos Aires. Santos
ana Barbados, % Lamport 4 Holt. with
str Poiycarp Cf5r), Maceio Aug il. Pernam-
nucc 18TH. Cehra 18TH. Manaos Sept T. Para
5th and Barbados 1oth. to the Booth steam.
ship Line, with paesenEers, mails and
ndse. Went 70 pier 6, Bush Docks, Brook
lyn.
Str Msrayai CB), Demerara sept 8. Trim
idad 10th and Grenada 18th. 70 Furness,
witty a CO. with 81 passengers, mails and
mdse. Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier
-, Brooklyn.
Str Caracas. Laguayra Sept Z. Puerto Ca
beilo 9th, Curacao 10Th and San Juan 18th,
70 Bliss, Dellett 6 Co, with T2 psssengens,
malls aud fndsc. Went 20 New York Dock
Cos pier 4 BrooKTyn
str riua tBr), cristebai sept I. Port IL
mon i1th and Havana 18Th, to the United
Fruit 60, with ~ passengcrs, malls and
mdse. Went 10 pier 10, East River.
Str Baltic tpanz), Port Lobos Sept 10, 70
Robert y Hague, With crude oil. Went to
pier 81 Constable Hook, Nj.
Str William ~ Doheny, Tampico Sept TO-,
70 the Pan American Petroleum and Trnns-
port Co, with crude oil
Str John y R0ckefsier, Tampico Sept m.
- Robert J. Hague, with crude oil. Went
70 pier q. Constable Hook. NJ.
Str Esperanza. Vera Cruz, &c, via Havana,
70 the New York and cuba Man Steamship
| 60, with passengers and mdae Anchored ia
Quarantine.
Str Mohawk. Jacksonville and Charleston.
70 the Clyde Steamship Co with paSsenrerE
and mdhe. Went 70 pier 81. North River.
Str Jefferson. NorfolS 70 the Old pomln-
, Ton Transportation Co'sWith nldae Went fo
pier 26 North River "a
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
'PING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

san Bias 14s S Nantucket L nth.
San Bruno 1877 Nantucket nth.
San Jose 1877 S Cape Henlopen 18th.
San Mateo ZOE Ambrose 18th.
Santa Elisa 1913 5 Scotland l. v 18TH.
Santa Marta 40 S Kingston 18th.
Santa Rosalia 40 NE Cristobal 18th.
Santirso $50 SIC Hatteras 18th.
Siboney 2S9 NV Jupiter l7th.
Sonoma !. APO from San Francisco PM 18th
Standard so N Jupiter 18th.
stephen X Jones lat 70 "a. lon so OF 18th.
Swiftarrow 227 SSW Hatteras 18th.
Swiftstar T3 NE Jupiter 18th.
r Barnsdall passed Hatteres T:40 Az
18th.
Texan Ali Ambrose 18th.
Ulysses 5I2 NE Colon 10th.
Ventura 1.053 from Honolulu PM 18th.
Nesta 220 SW Hatteras 18th.
Virginia Bridge l50 SE Cape Henry 18th.
w c Teagle Us T. Alacran 17th.
w II Libby 83 SSE Cape Henry 18th.
w II Tiford 80 SIC Hatteras nth.
w /, Steed 40 w Sand Key nth.
w NJ Irish passed Overfalls AM 18TH
Wilihilo 81 S Jupiter l7th.
Wray Castle so N Balboa PM 18th.
Zoppot 35 Sw Hatteras 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
From United States Shipping Board
Daily Shipping Bulletin.

distances given in miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specifiedJ
Agwirnoon 16s NE Jupiter 18th.
Agwisea $50 Sc Nantucket L v nth.
Albert u Watts 1888 n Jupiter nth.
Abertolite ISL Cape Canavoral l,th
American Legion 237 Ambrose 18th.
Argon i0T NV Tortugas nth.
Arlzonan 10 5 San Pedro PM 10th.
Artigas 1s6 y Balboa Pm 18th.
Atenas 225 ~ Cristobal 10th.
Ausable lat 80 81, Ion a. 81 18th.
Rartholomew 645 S Ambrose 18th.
Bayway $50 S Hatterss i3th.
Beatrice 50 n Cape Canayeral 18th:
Besserer City $40 from Los Angeles PM
16th
Bethoiridge ia s Ambrose 18th.
Boston city - y Hatteras 18Th.
Bylayl : S by W Fenwick IL l. 18th
q A snidor is Hattcras 18th.
cananova o33 Ambrose 18th.
Carrillo os3 S Ambrose 18th.
Cedar Branch 30 s Cape Mala PM 18th.
Cerro Ehano $50 sSw Ponce nth.
city OF Atlanta 81 sw by W Nantucket L v
city Of Freeport $40 II Ambrose nth.
CITY III 81 Louis las Sw Hatteras nth
Clare 233 y san Juan 10th.
Clark Mills 81 r. by y Hatteras nth.
Clarksbure 40 from Care Charles 18th.
Clement Smith 40 N Hstteras 18th.
coastwise "a sw Winter Quarter iTth.
Comus 30 Jupiter 18th.
coulee s6o SSE South Pass 18th.
David McIlelyv 300 w by Torturas 18th.
dorchester . sE Northeast End nth.
Eastern Merchant o53 NE cristobal 8 PM
Eastern Queen 16s S Ambrose 18th.
Edgefield f42 wNw Tortugas fTth.
Edward r Doheny, Jr, 20 r Winter Quarter
III Alba 40 Jupiter 1Ttn.
III Isleo h0 n Hatteras 18Th.
Elmac 2q4 Ambrose 18th.
rsnpire state 'aa7 w Honolulu 8 IN 18th.
gs Eusc-o TS TSaSeP SeG' Il St Augustine i7th
Everett & Sw Winter Quarter 18TH
r r. Ascbe so5 TNF. Hole -in-yvnii iTth
Franklin X Lane 125 NE Jupiter i1th.
Freeman 90 sw Winter Quarter 18th.
ga rfield COO 9 Cane Mala 8 AM 18th.
c,edaria 10 s Ambrose 18th.
General Geo w Gnefhals c3i S Ambrose iTth
rsouccster tI6 ME- Winter Quarter 18TH
c,lfrnafd 225 s overfaiis f7'h.
Gulfstrean iO5 n Hatteras 18Th.
c;ulf OF Mexico cor N Jupiter fTth.
Hoxie 200 y cans Horny t7th,,
Inspector sn2 s Iln'teras tT.h.
Inverleith ITO Hasterap 18th.
= Bnstwicr t47 NTE rIatteras 18Th.
: n panzicor 9sS sw Ha.ieras i7th.
" Pew fI2 Iuni'er 18th.
Jacksonville "a, r. ~, .lon 62 10 ITth,
raiapa 4T2 from San Pedro 9 rM 10th.
ranan Arrow go " sand Kev nm
ronorcy 4 MontaulS 18th ttowing str
Walden
Lape Fariston of w Port au Prince IN
rsi.e Fi,o sos & Ambrose iTth.
r,ake stirling NE Winter Quarter isth.
rlr,or f7N N Port An,uuio iTth.
rtvinnutnn Toe 10 ecE Jupiter ieth.
Walden y Monteuk 18Th dn tow str TO
nancy.
wanna I eeT II honolulu PM 18th.
Naynrt ~ s Nnrtucbct +, v 18TH
wetanan go 3 south paas 18th
Mobile civ r. 81 Cane Henry 18Th.
Nfnsk0ree ae Cane Cannvrrai 18th.
Nov. York. i0n y AmhroTo 18th.
Niahn Ia s Ami~oge nth.
Norman Trldre o0n " Sand Iley iTth
Nor'h America nnssed Cane Nav TN nth
Occidental o9e esr Block Island 18th
pastores HnO 8 gco,iarA 7, " 18Th
philiu pnhi{crnr ~ sW tEatteras lTth
oiarir- afs wv TorsupR- iTth
r0ncc s7n & Scotland =, " fRth
rrtncrss Rsofott.a roo T. hv,hroee fTth
rssfecefrr % Nc A1errnn fTth
cvi'nue tan NJ, rrirtotsa' frtn
~etgN ro0astrap. ~r winter Quarter ism
Salem County 222 sw Block Island ITO.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
HEALTH SHOW ANNOUNCED.
Proceeds 60 Go TO Establish Nntri.
tfonsI CIinics for Children.

public health exposition win be
held at the Grand Central Palace on
November IL. under tho joint auspices
cf the city Health Department and the
American Public Health Association.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland. Health Commis-
sioner. announced yesterday that pro-
ceeds from the sale OF tickets VIII be
used TO finance the annual convention
% the American Public Health Assoc
alton and 10 establish nutritional clinics
IN New York city for tho benefit of un.
dernourished children. 1t Is tho first
public health exposition 10 be held IN
New York Or. Copeland said,
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
TAX DEDUCTION DENIED.
Appellate Decision Ruies In Mat
ter of a Judgment.

The Appellate Division. Third Depart
nnent, has handed down a decision that
payment of a judgment and counsel fees
made in January. 1919, In an action de-
cided in 1918, ~ not deductible as busi-
ness expenses in a 1919 personal income
tax return.
State Comptroller Wendell refused TO
allow J. Frederic Kernochan and the
New York Life Insurance and Trust
Company TO reduce the income OF Marie
Marshall. an incompetent for whom they
were a committee, by s50,s92 paid out
for litigation. This litigation was be-
gun In Virginia in 1916 and not decided
until 1918.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL. TUESDAY.
SAIL WEDNESDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPT. Is, 1921

Str Mexican, Boston, TO the United Amer
lean Lines, with mdse. Went to pier O. Bush
Docks, Brooklyn
Str Agwilake Boston, to the New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship Co. Went to pier !,
Bayonne.
Schr Sedgwick, Charleston, SC, 10 Sexton
T. Pryant Anchored off Red Hook.
Schr Virginia Dare. Brunswick Ga, to ]
A Elliot & Co. Anchored off Red Hook.
Schr Charlotte A Maxwell. Brunswick via
Baltimore, 10 Gilmartin & Co. Anchored off
Red Hook.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
WIRELESS REPORTS.

str Stavangerfjord (Norl. Bergen for New
York, is expected 10 arrive at Quarantine
Monday night and dock Tuesday morning at
foot Of 30th street, Brooklyn.
Str Huron, Buenos Aires, &C, for New
York. Is expected to arrive In Quarantine
Wednesday morning.
Str Santa Elisa, Valparaiso, &C. for New
York, Is expected TO dock at pier So, Brook
lyn. Monday morning.
Str Fort 81 George (Rr). Bermuda for New
York, is expected 10 dock at pier %, North
River, Monday forenoon.
str San Mateo. Tela for New York. u ex-
pacted 10 dock al pier rs, East = ~, Mon
day forenoon.
The New York herald., 1921-09-19
Britain's New Tariff Plan.

Arr. Johnston. who has just returned
TO the United States from England, said
yesterday:
Great Britain is about TO try the
unique experiment of applying the jury
system to the protection OF British in
dustries against German and other
European competition.
This experiment IL TO be made under
the new Safeguarding OF Industries
act. which becomes effective on October
]. Under this law. whenever complaint
is made TO the Board Of Trade. which
corresponds to our Department of Com
nerce. that a commodity is being sold
in Great Britain at less than the actual
cost OF production in the country In
which II is manufactured. or at prices
which. by reason of depreciation of the
currency OF the country in which il is
manufactured are below the prices at
which the same goods could be made
profitably In Great Britain. then the
Board OF Trade is to call upon a COM
rnfffee or jury of five business men
TO ascertain and report upon the facts.
This jury Is to be selected from a large
permanent panel appointed by the Presi-
dent OF the Board OF Trade
III the jury finds that the case is
proved its verdict viii be followed by
an order from the Board of Trade. ap-
proved by the House OF Commons. plac-
ing the guilty commodity under a duty
Of So Ia per cent. But to warrant such
a verdict the Jury or committee must
not only find that the facts are proved,
but that the British industry making
.he same class OF commodity IL being
conducted with reasonable efficiency and
economy.
american products will not be af-
Sected by the new law. as there is a
treaty or convention between the United
States and Great Britain which forbids
the levying OF discriminatory duties The
law specifically exempts the commodities
Of any country with which such an
agreement Is in force. The most inn
portant countries to whose commodities
the law will apply are Germany. Aus
trfa France and czecho-SlovalSia."