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ARRIVED.

Str Somms (transport), Antwerp June .,
TO the United States Army Transport Ser
vice. with 97 first. 30 second cabin and 402
soldiers bodies and stores. Went 70 pier =,
uoboken. NJ.
Anchor Line, with AZ passengers, mails and
sndse. Went 10 pier G4. North River.
ne M q SerS aea csristana s5th 10 ranSh Eye
A %. with % first, l6I second cabin and 81
seteerage passengers, male and indse. Went
70 foot OF 18th street. fioboken, NJ
Str puca dAosta GtaO, Genoa June 20
ard Naples 22d. TO the Italia America Line,
With e6 first. l27 second cabin and o34
stecrace pasRenRers. mails aud mdse. Went
10 pfer DI North Itvei.
/. /. Str Albania uBr). Liverpool June 20. 10 he
sengers, mails and mdse. Went to pier o..
Str vardulIa CBr). London Jung 70 and
co. Ltd. with mdse. Went to pier 90, North
str canora, Manchester. to J n winchester
e. co. Went 70 Martins Docks. Staten
: Str sequoya CBo. Grarion June. 81, TO the
Standard on co OF New York, In ballast.
Str Rancnfiord tNor) Bergen June II. 10
the Norwegian America Line. IN ballast.
Went to pier T. Tidewater. NJ
Str Frederick Luckcnbach, I.9ucrdnm June
III 10 the Luckenbach Steamship Lines, with
,ndse. Went 20 foot OF S5th street, Brook
Str Steel Engineer, Genoa MAY Is and
Lisbon June q. TO the isihmian Steamship
Liues, with mdse. Went to pier u. Jersey
Str San Juan, Ponce June 90. Mayagues
2sth and San Juan 29fn. 70 the New York
and Porto Rico Stcamsfip Co. with ii2 pas
fenecr mails and m6re. Went 20 New York
loci's pier 90. Brooklyn,
SIR Mincola. cri3tobal June %, 20 the
Grace Line. In ballast. Went 70 New York
Dock Goa pier 80. Brooklyn.
Str Brighton tNorl. Port Antonio June 30,
20 tho Atlantic Fruit Co, with three passen-
GERS and ndse, Anchored off Staplcton.
Str MUNRO, Sagna June &c, Coibaricn eWh
and Porto Padre aoth. 30 the Muilson steam
ship Line. with sugar. Went 20 pier 10. Eaet
River.
str AEwidaic. Galveston June 2S 20 the
Mallory stcamsnip Co. With passengers and
,udse. Went 70 pler 80. North River
Str FL Norte. Galveston, to the Southern
Pacific Co. with ndsc. Went 20 pier 5i,
North River.
e,r n Gordon. Port Arthur. 10 the Union
Sulphur co. Wen, 10 Erie Basin Breakwater.
cir waiter Jennings. Baton Rouge June %,
to Robert y Hague. with OIL Went 70 pier
81 Constable Hook, NJ
STR E f.ico. New Orleans juno 90 10 the
eotshern Pacific Co. with passengers and
ll1Ls Went to pier 80. North River.
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Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Japan, corea. Siberia and specially ad-
dressed mail for China, via Seattle. str
Teucer, July Z.
Hawaii. Via San Francisco. str Matsonia
July \.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands. Straits Settle-
mcnts, Sumatra and specially addressed mail
for French lndo-China. British India and
Ceylon. via San Francisco, str Granite State.
July o.
Japan Corea. China and Siberia, via Sc.
attle str Africa Maru. July ..
Hawaii and specially addressed mall for
Australia and New Zealand. via Seattle. ctr
Las Vegas, July 10.
Japan, Gorea. China and Siberia, via Sc
attle, str Fushima Maru. July TO-
Japan, Corec. China. Siberia, French Ihdo-
China and Netherlands East Indies except
su.natra), via Vancouver and Victoria, BC,
ctr Monteagle, July IL.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
Parcel post mails aud specially addressed
correspondence.
Mails of the following dates. Singapore May
%, Manila 9Th, Hong Kong June l. shang-
hal 9Th and Yotohafna 18th. which arrived
per str Fushiml Maru. were despatched east
from Seattle on July and are due in New
York on the morning Of Wednesday, July u.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

CERIsTIANIA. Norway. .yiv 1.-THE strike
OF overseas seamen was settled to-day on the
basis Of 10 per cont. reduction In wages
now and further reduction OF per cent.
In December. With the acceptance OF these
terms BY the ,scamsn the general strike is
completely endod, the other workers having
resumed their posts early in June.
GuLFPoRT. Miss. July str walhaila.
hence for River Plate. with lumber, returned
20 Pensacola with engines disabled; repairs
will be made at latter port.
HALIFAX. Ms. July 3--Str saccarappa. 1.
New Orleans via Charleston for bremen. ar
rived here at II PM to-day for boiler re-
pairs.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. July Str Herber,
for boiler repairs.
LONDON. July Str Maid OF Chios (Br)
from Norfolk for -. has been assisted Into
Portland r, with shaft and steering gear
broken.
NAPLES. July 5-DurlnR the voyage OF the
ctr Pocahontos. which left New York May
~ and has ust arrived here. tho crew
muiinied and would not make repairs te
damaged machinery. a German pnssengei
volunteered TO repair the damage. thus en-
abling the steamer 70 feach Naplc6. Or
June II Il was reported from London mr.
Azores. with engine and boiler trouble and
would bo detained about five days.
ST JOHNS. NF. July 0--Longshoremen {,
tho number OF moro than ono thouusnd wen
on strike hero to-day as protest ngeinst
proposed wage reduction. Lenders OF tn
strikers assert that because OF Increase.
taxes recently imposed By tho Government
they could not afford 10 accept the rcduc
tion. Tho loading and discharCirg OF car
goes on severai steamers was suspended.
4th-Cape Raco radios str Chattanooga
Liverpool for Charleston. is In lat 43 ~. 10
% 40. Vlth boilers disabled
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. July 5-Schf
Whi'eway (br). lumber laden, anchored rear
vineyard Sound light to-day with her bow
sprlt torn away. having bocn In n collialon
last night with the MunSon Line str Munal.
bro The captain OF the Munalbro reported
the collislon By wireless to-day, saying hie
vessel was not seriously damaged. Coast
ruardsmen at Gay Head and Cuttyhunk did
not ~ 20 her, eho displayed no distress
sianeis. Members OF tho crew could DO soen
making temporary repairs and u was
thought ehe would continue hor voyage late
IN the afternoon.
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BY United States Naval Communi
cation Service.

DISTANCES given IN miles: position az noon
unless otherwise specfied.l
Agwimars 1.6l1 w Honolulu 8 Pm I'd.
Agwisun $50 II Vera Cruz 4th.
. Albert T. Watts 1l2 y Jupiter 4th.
Abertolite i1s g Hatterss Attn.
Aladin 3T3 WNW Tortugss 4th
Amcross 6@7 Sc Cape Henry 4th.
Andrew Jackson 5i0 Cape Henry 4th
Aryau 240 S Hatteras 4th.
Astral "a SW Hatteras 4th.
Aztec 90 Il Sand Key 9Th.
Bayway - y Ifatteras Attn.
Bethelridge - Sc jacksonville Sd.
Bethnor - y Jupiter 4th.
Bella As S Hatteras 4th
Belicmpa $3.50 L Ambrose 4th.
Benj Brewster 22l from Balboa 4th.
Brasher Is0 T. Savannah 9Th.
Calaneres 2I0 Port Limon an.
Canadian Miner lat "a 10. Ion &c 03 4th.
Casey lat 50, IS. Ion 20 AZ 4th.
Charles Pratt 80 sw IIatteras 1th
Chester Xiv vanis s57 r Cape Henry 4th.
Chester sun 40 sW Nantucket 9Th.
Chickasaw City 420 Il Jupiter 4th.
China g.473 w San Francisco s PM 30.
Choiutcca 10 y Hatteras fth
City Of Columbus o y Hatteras 4th.
Colombia I .458 W San francisco \ PM 3D.
Comet 21O w Sand Key ith.
Comus SO Jupiter 4th.
Concho J1S S Galveston An.
Champion Anderson 3S NV iiAtteras 4th.
Creole 100 Sc South Pass 9Th.
Currier 23 W Sand Key ith
Cushnet - Sw Tor;lsas 4th.
Dsnyile 80 sw south Pass ith. Ia '''''' ''''
DAVIDSON County 500 4 cape Henry Bth.
Dcrblay 500 from San Pedro 4th.
Eastern Importer $40 w Honolulu PM Sd.
Eastern Planet 4i4 Ambrose 4th.
Eastern Sailor less < San Pedro 9th.
Eastern Soldier 10 We Hatteras 4th.
Ecuador o8 w Honolulu PM Sd.
Edgefield 17S NV Dry Tortusas 9Th.
El Oriente zoo EsE Galveston 18th.
Esperansa rs W Havana 4th.
Espnria I4T W Tela 4th.
Floridian ti0 II Honolulu PM 80.
Frank g Drum sGi = Honolulu : Pm 50.
Frederick Il kellogg 20s y Jupiter Cd.
Galveston - Sand Key sth.
Garfield u f Cape Mala 4th.
George Pierce 2i2 T. Cape Henry 9Th.
GladySbe 2S3 T. Tampico sth.
Glendoia 40 S Ifatteras 4th.
Glendoyle 3T5 Ambrose Ith.
Gulf King Ts Sc Sabine bar 4th
Ciulfmald go y Jupiter 3D.
Gulf OF Mexico 100 w Tortugas 9Th
GGitsiar Is W SAND Key SIN
VI G Folgcr IL 8 Hatterns 9Th.
u NJ Flager % 4 Cha rleston 9TH
Henry Clay 6o2 Il Cape Henry 4th.
Henry n Mallory ilo s Hatieras i;h
Herbert l. Pratt 20 ENE Hatteras 4th.
Hauma 81 = Jupiter 4th
Housatoric passed Key West 4th.
r. oNol S. Jupiter 4th.
J ~ uuffcy 900 sW Hntteras 4th
jefferson County q NE Hatierns 9Th
1optha 150 from Ducnaventura ith
| John u Rockefeller 80 SE Texas City 9th.
Ksyseeka TTJ v Cape Henry 9TH
| Ketoskce % N1 Hatterns sth
Lake Fackier 100 8 Het.eras 4th
Lake F.rber c2B T. Ambrose 4th
| Lake Faribaut lat 90 -, Ion - 5s 4th
Lake Fillmore ~ NE FryinFpan fth
Leke flournoy 437 EsE Galveston An.
Lake Freeland t6i r Sabine bar 4th
Lake Kyttle f2t s Ambrose 9Th
Liberty Mindu1r % NE Key West 9Th
/ Lilmae 80 Tampico sth.
Lompoc lat 10, lon 40 20 = PM 9TH
" r Elliot, 400 sW Hat'cras 4th.
" $ Spauldins 2S7 sW Hat.erss 4,h
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Azua and Barahona. str Huron. II so AM
(sup II M
THURSDAY. JULY :.
lucatan and Campeche (Cubs aad other
parts Of Mexico -. via Havana, Prosreso.
Vera Cruz and Tamplco: also parcel post
mails for the Mexican States OF Campeche.
Chiapas, Guerrero. Hidalgo, Mexico. Morelos.
OaNaca, Puebla. Tlaxcala, Vera Cruz and
Yucatan str MORO Castle AM
Trinidad and CudRd Bolivar tNenezuela
and Curacao -. Via Trinidad. Carupano.
Laguayra. Puerto Cabello. Curacao and
Maracalbo, str Hellas. $50 AN.
FRIDAY. JULY s.
Haytl except prints. &C. for Cape Hsyti
and Port de PaD, Canal Zone. Panama.
Salvador prints, Sc). Nicaragua (except
East Coost). Amapala City. Choluteca (also
prints. &c). for Nacaome. TeguciEalpa and
Yuscaran). In Honduras. and Marina De-
partment OF Colombia Cother parts OF Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador y. via
Port au Prince and CristoDal. SCR Gen w G
Gorgas. 80 PM (aup 80 PM
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay. Via
Montevideo and Buenos Aires str ieslone,
AM.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Oropesa (Brl. Hamburg for New York.
Is expected 10 dock AT pier ~, North River.
late Friday or carly Saturday.
Str Rougsillon (Fr). Hayre for New York
IL expected 10 arrive In Quarantine Thursday
night.
Str Zacapa Colon tor New York. IL OK
rected 10 dock at pier 10. East River,
Wednesday forenoon.
Str Henry Il Mallory. Havana for New
York. IS expected TO dock at pier "a. East
River, Wednesday forenoon.
Str Lexington (Br). from Liverpool. was
400 miles Il OF Boston at noon to-day Due
az Boston Thursday morning.
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SAIL THURSDAY.


Str Mohawk. jacksonville july and
Charleston Cd, to the clyde Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse. Went 10 pier 81.
North River
Str City OF Montgomery, Savannah July ?.
10 the Ocean Steamship Co, with passengers
and mdse. Went 20 pier 35, North River
Str West Haven. Baltimore, 20 the Atlantic
Gulf and Pacific Co. Went TO pier 20, North
River.
Bark r Sutton. Bahia May Il, to the
Neptune Line. in ballast Anchored of RED
Hook.
Amboy.
schr Frank \ Morey. Charleston. Anchored
of Red Hook.
Returned--Str Mount Vernon (Nor). from
sea. Went 20 pier 20. East River
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Transatlantic Mails.

WEDNESDAY, JULY O.
Great Britain. Ireland. Belgium. Luxem-
nlany, Finland. Persia. South Africa. Ma
deira and Cape Verde Islands, via South
ampton !other countries must be specially
addressed Via Cherbourg); also parcel post
mails for Great Britain. Ireland and other
countries, str Adriatic AM (sup $3.50 AND
France and other countries Especially ad-
dressed only. via Hayre. str La Lorraine.
$3.50 AM (sup $50 AND.
Germany, Lithuania. Latvia and Esthonia
sroland y. Via Cuxhaven,, Danzig ana
Lithuania and Latvia, str Polonia. 1880 AM.
Azores Islands and Madeira Portugal . i.
via Ponta Delgada. Madeira, Lisbon and
Islands and Portugal. str Sac Vicente, AN.
n THURSDAY. JULY I
* France. Rumania Bulgaria. czeeho-slo-
vakfa,. Jugo-Slavia, Austria. hungary.
p goIand. Switzerland. Italy, Spain. Greece.
Portugal; Turkey, Syria. Palestine Egypt
! British India, kenya and Uganda. Malta.
Gibraltar. Slam, Cyprus and Ceylon, via
Aavre (other countries .; also parcel post
France, $50 AM (sup $50 AND
Germany. via Hamburg; also parcel post
malls for Germany. Austria, czecho- slo-
vakia. Hungary and Switzerland. str Mount
Clinton. 10:30 AM.
Belgium and Luxemburg Co. via Antwerp;
also parcel post mails for Belgium. Luxem-
5 ss AM. anu ~ oOHSO 'S''
FRIDAY. JULY s.
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Lithuania.
Latva. Esthonia and Finland. via Bergen.
6tavanger and Christiania; also parcel post
mails for Norway, str stavangerfjord. 1o:so
v Senegal. Sierra Leone and Liberia Canary
Islands and other parts OF West Africa >.
Grand N~ssam. Seccondee. Elmlna, Cape
Coast, Sat Pond Winnepah and Accra; aso
"a reel post mails for Santa Cruz de Ten
ertffe. Cadiz and Liberia. str Barraeoo,
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JOINT Mass Meeting % member OF Ma
rine Engineers Beneficial Association Nos.
A., or Sunday, July 10, 1921, AZ 2 +. NJ.
a. WEBSTER Hall, ITO East i4th st., New
York city. Matters Of great importance 10
the welfsr % the marine engineer are 70 be
considered. and all sre urged 70 attend.
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The time given In the above table - East
srn standard time and IL furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodctic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAFE RACE. NJ. July barometer Hi
noon. 29.6i inches; wind. y. brisk breeze
weather. cloudy. temperature, 30 deg Fahr.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic Offlce.I
June 20. iat 40 ~ a0 lon ~ 80 30. n npar
simoet awash, apparently attached 10 sub
merged wreckage.
June ~, la n 0t, ion 50 30, a large red
bell buoy. covered with barnacles.
June %, lat q - y. io- i1t ~ w. a larse
The New York herald., 1921-07-06
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. July j-Thc time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
school OF the Seamens Church Institute. 2j
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
T5th meridian. or houns slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
u i,.h mean time telephone Bowling Green
2fcO
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, SC.
WEpNEs;lAY. JrLY 3

W q
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton,
$50 AM.
= Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island, Monte Christi. Puerto Plata
Oamana. Sanchez, San Pedro de Macoris,
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CLOSING OF MAILS

houra hanthe supple
tina nfor
America or
,naipo the steam is
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neaos Office is IN
the Barge Office Ship Information given bg U s.
Macy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL WE'D.

ampton ......e............ Noon
La Lorraine, Havre. Noon
TaSmanic. Helsinsfors. ............ -
Polonia. Hamburg. Danzlg and
1<fbau .-...-....
freshman. Hamburg via Baltimore. -
Huron, Monte Christi, &c........ 3. 90 PM
Fort Hamilton Bermuda ....4..... 1000 AM
Nueces, Key West and Galveston. Noon
FL Sud- Galveston. n................ Noon
SAIL THURSDAY.
France. Hayre. Noon
Mount Clinton Hamburg. g......... 200 Pm
Hciias, Trinidad &c.............. Noon
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PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
CABLE REPORTS.

tree. with roots attached and projecting
about 10 feet out OF water.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for New York
Cat : 10 AND.
Tugs Suamico. with 3 barges Cat AND !:
Col John + Gaynor, with Cat AM).
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Almanac for New York July

Sun rises....... 81 Moon risos.. - AN
Sun sets. ....... 30 Moon GETS. 13 IM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JULY g.
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sehr t w Anderson, New York for New
Haven.
schr Friendship Br). Guttenburg for st
John. NIB (anchored)
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

n. 4. MARsIIALs yALB
s g. CITY or PUEBLA
A perfect title VIII be given, free OF all
iiea1 and claims.
The above American steamship. 2osi tons
gross. 1909 tons net, VIII he sold at publis
auction on Thursday, July Z. at T.. NJ, at
Whale Creek, foot OF North Henry street.
Crecnpoint, Brooklyn.
JAMES " POWER, U. s. Marshal. Eastern
District OF New York.
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MaRrNE--FoR SALE on WANTED.

NLthtsNEf-fVR ChiE VIZ MhNIfD.
WAKE up for this bargain; launch - H.
by Il. @; heavy duty, Palmer horso-
power make and break. IN Al condition;
ropes md cushions. pump. two oars and
tarpaulin; car scat 10 In cabin and out
eide. ready for water; 1850 takes u; no
Junk phono Glcnmoro lsd3.w.
ONE warine Scotch boiler, 70 feet q Inches
diameter by 10 feet long, furnace, !, ZOO
fquare feet Of heating surface For further
particulars inquire KYLE a PUnDY. City
Island Now York.
CAPTAIN. unlimited. will pay slLO cash for
masters position off shore; 20 years ex-
perience; sail and steam references. l.
1870 Herald, brooklyn.
ONE tripe expansion marine engine 500
H. T., 12Ax2iNx35, stroke 2i inchaa. For
further particulars inquire KYLE & PURDY,
City Island. New York.
FOR eALE-Tug, IA Inch square. foot draft,
excellent condition: $1,000. MCINTOSH
AGENCY. 4 Broadway. bowling Green 1857
foR snle--chains and anchors. FISHER.
i2 nroadway. Tel. Broad a0i.
WANrED--Doublo end ferry hont. Ooi
Herald, Fulton ~.
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ExcrRsIoNs and rorns.

CONTINUED on PAGE NISETEEN)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17

One of the largest English rail-
way companies has christened its
biggest locomotive "Valor." in
memory of the company's en-
ployes who fell in the war.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17
STOMACH ANALYSIS
Is BEING MADE BY
A LOCAL CHEMIST

Analysis Of the stomach of
John Murrah, believed to have
died from drinking poisoned water
at his ranch near Lakewood, is be-
ing made by DR.. John ID. Clark,
chemist at the state university.
DR.. Boatman, county health Of
ficer of Eddy county, and DR.. Will
liam Glazier who made a post
mortem examination, are of the
opinion that strychnine had been
placed in the water which Muir
rah drank at his ranch Wednesday
noon after returning from a long
horseback ride.
Immediately upon drinking the
water, Murrah, who suspicioned
that the water had been poisoned
on account of its peculiar taste, rode
to the house of a neighbor to try
to obtain an antidote. He died be-
fore anything could relieve him Of
the poison.
Will Murrah, a brother of the
deceased, is being held pending an
investigation of the alleged crime.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17
CARPENTER EMERGED
FROM WAR PENNiLESS;
NOW WORTH 100000

Paris, May 16.-GeorgeS Carpen-
tier, who emerged from the war
ruined and practically penniless, is
now reported tG be worth more
than 100000 francs, or u little
over 100000 in real money, all of
which he has made since his fight
with Joe Beckett.
All his property in LEVIN, just
outside Of Lens. was destroyed
during the war and while modified
he spent what savings he had to
keep his mother and family, even
getting into some debts, which his
share Of the purse for his fight
with Dick Smith in June, 1919,
just evened up. Carpenter has
been touring Belgium, Holland,
Denmark, Sweden, Norway Switz-
erland, Northern Africa and Spain
and, under the keen business man
agement of Descamps, has been
raking in the paper francs, Des-
camps is working with Carpenter
on u 40 per cent agreement.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17
TENSION IN TIKI:
SILES|AN CRISIS
SLIGHTLY EASE:D
Settlement May Be Reach
ed At the Meeting of the
Supreme Council Which
Will Be Held Next Week.
(By The Associated Press.)

| o,,d1,, NTn,y 1e fbxr tho A oSoci =
o+ad PDa,, -,' r,..,,, Wy ' 80 3d.
| 80" S',S'I 'oi 'eii'iol u '.'o
| "hltsun MONDAY brought a silght
easing OF the tension IN the she
sian crisis NO new development
| was reported To-Day ana apparent
~ nothing further mas been de-
| clded on with reference to the
| meeting OF the supreme council,
which probably Will not be held
| before next week, as debate in the
/ French chamber is expected to &C.
cupy several days,
Delay May Ailay Passions.
| The view held here is that the
4 delay will serve in allaying passion
on both sides and providing y
more favorable atmosphere for
! calm discussion. Moreover, it is
4 believed that Premier BRAND of
! France was not aVerse to Selling
| the opportunity offered by Mr.
/ Lloyd Georges speech to assume
q strong patriotic attitude which
would assure him of a big vote Of
| confidence.
Having secured a vote of conf
| denCc, it is thought Premier 5rl-
and may enter the conference bet
/ ter equipped for a compromise set
| Element.
Official communications were
made today through the Polish le-
CATION here. voicing Poland's de-
termination to respect provisions
of the Versailles treaty and these
assurances combined with the at
| titude of the German government
and press in repudiating any at
tempt to take military action III
| Silesia, are regarded as having
greatly eased the SITUATION,
Lord Hardinge, ambassador TO
France, has been here during the
weekend consulting with haTi
Curzon, foreign secretary; anu "A. j.
| Balfour, lord president or tiie
council, after having CONFER re- e''
with NJ. BRAND IN Farls' ,. "A sem, ne
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17
IG0RR0TES WANT u. S.
TO KEEP PHILIPPINES

Baguio, 2, l., May IS (by the AS
sOciated Press -ThCir desire for
continuation Of American sover-
eighty over the Philippine islands,
in opposition to the demand for in
dependence which has been ex-
pressed in some quarters, was de-
scribed to the Wood Forbes mis-
sion here today by several delcga-
tons of Igorrotes.
In some instances these dclega-
lions from the tribes of northern
! LuZOn, formerly classed as mon
| Christian" came hundreds of miles.
Several lgorrotcs came with the
official delegations to pay their re-
speCts to former Governor General
w. Cameron Forbes, co-hcad with
Major General Leonard Wood of
! the presidential mission of inquiry
into Philippine conditions.
Governor Forbes knew many of
the Igorrotes in his term of Of
| flee here ana remembered those
who came to see him.
One delegation included pupils
and teachers of the Easter school
| founded by the Protestant Episco-
pal church. Some of the teachers
were Igorrote girls who We're pu-
pills of the school when Mr.,
Forbes was governor.
Tonight both General Wood and
| Mr.. Forbes met about 80 Ameri-
can district superintendents of
public schools. Practically all Of
these declared the Filipino people
were courteous and respectful to-
ward American teachers and that
Ithis attitude had not undergone
any change in recent years,
Tomorrow the mission will con-
tinue it's trip northward. leaving
here in a body, but separating into
two parties. headed respectively by
the general andl former governor
later on to expedite its work.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17
F0RTY-SEVEN SENIORS
TO FINISH COURSES AT
SILVER CITY NORMAL
tBy The Associated Press.)

Silver City, N. NJ, May lG,-
Commencement exercises to close
the winter term of the New Mexico
state normal were started yester-
day when the baccalaureate address
was delivered at the Elks' opera
house at II a. m. A musical recital
is to be held this evening. The
eighth grade graduates exercises
are to be held on Wednesday. The
class day exercises take place ON
Thursday morning with the regular
graduation services on Thursday
evening.
J. Wight Giddings, of Santa Fe,
chief clerk in the state department
of education, will deliver the adj
dress to the graduates, who num-
Der forty-seven in all. OF these,
one will receive the degree of mas
ter of pedagogy; sixteen, the bach
elor of pedagogy degree, and thirty,
the high school graduation diploma.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-17

Miss b. schottle', Chicago real
estate broker, has caused the big
brokers in that city ito sit up and
take notice." by putting through
a $115,Q00 sale of suburban prop
erty.