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WASHINGTON, lapkr. :

WASHINGTON, lapkr. 3.
- Cia tarptautin2je konferen~
ciioie pakeltas RytQ klaus'-
mas IL Kmijos reikaiai. hla'-
los delegaciia kOnferencij@l
indave raSta, kuriuomi KIM,
ia Eieko kita sau nepageldau-
ia, kaip tik pilnos nepahecla-
myb6S. Kinjia sutinka visolAs
valstyb9mS turdti atviraS du-
ris. Cali visos valStybtS lluo-
sal vesti ten prekybq II klto-
kiuS reikaluS. Bet Kinija no
ri, kad jos teritorijos nebutQ
palieGiamOS.
Pirmutinis su savo propo-
zicija il pareiSkimais klnlJoS
kIausime vakar pakilo Pran-
cijos premieras BRAND. JlS
tai padar6 po ilgos k9nferen-
ciios su kitais PrancH6s dele
gatais.
Orlando deklaracija Kinijos
kIausime yra tokia:
Prancija pageidauja pagel-
b6ti Kinijai jos visQ territorial
Iiu, politiniQ If komerciJlnlQ
troSkimQ atsiekime.
Prancija sutinka grazlntl
/Kinijai Kouangteou, iSnomuo-
ia 1898 M, jei Anglia II ia
ponija taipat grains kinamS
in teritorijas, kaip tai Wei
heiwei, Shantung il Port Ar
thur.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18

PARYZIUS, lapkr. IS. -
Cia prad9jo savo sesijaS ant
greitujQ su$aukta TautQ Sd
iungos taryba. Tarybos Sesl-
jos paskubintos, kuomet Ju-
goslavija praneS6 sqjunginin-
kams, kad j atsiSako prlpa-
Unit ambasadoriQ tarybos Is
sprestas Albanijai sienas.
Su$aukta TautQ SQjungoS
taryba m9gins serbuS, kurle
Waldo JugoslavijQ, perkalbetl,
kad prisitaikintQ prize amba-
sadoriQ tarybOs nutarmo.
Anot praneSimo, TautQ So
iungos taryba pasirengusi tuo
iaus paskelbti JugoSlavIal
blokadq, jei serbai atkaEhai
laikvsis Savo nuomon6s il kuo
veikiau neatSauks SavO kariuo
menas is AIbanijos teritorijQ.
Sakoma. yra dvi svarbloS
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18

Dniepro kranta.
Is Maskvos pareina zinin,
kad bolSevikai Ukrainoj suse-
Ike daugybe priesbolsevistiniq
suokalbiQ. simtais intariami
-zmones arestuojami.
Sakoma, kai-kur bolsevikai
suseke didelius ginklq sande-
Illus.
Rusijos bolseviku valdzia uz
tai visa kaltina lenkus If ru-
munus. Sake, su ju zinia If
jp patapnais Petlura sdorga-
nizavo savo spekas sRumuni-
jos If Lenkijos teritorijose ir
is ten puole Ukrainos sovie-
itus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18
PARENKAMI KONSULIAI
VOKIETIJAI.
WASHINGTON lankr. Is

WASHINGTON, lapkr. IS.
= Gia ruoSiamasi pilnai atnau
jinti diplomatinius santikius
su Vokietija. Ligsiol buves
Berlyne Suv. -ValstijQ augsta-
sis komisionierius Dresel pas
klrtas charge d. affaires.'
Dabar parenkami konsuliai
Vokietijai. Ir gal tomis die
nomis bus paskirtas ambasa-
'dorius. Ia pat lures padaryti
ir~Vokietija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18
JugOslavilal Ticks So
jjungiiniinkQ Blokada

priezastyS tai TautQ SQJunSos
tarvbos akciiai. Pirma, serbll
iyihliovimas Albanijon yra pa
vojin@as daiktas. Is to gall XII
ii karas Balkanuose. Antra,
AngIiios premieras Lloyd Ge-
crge nori irodyti pasaulluI,
kad Tautu SQjmga' 'turi sp6El
patvarkyti serbus IL apsaugo-
ii Ralkanus nuo karo paVo-
jaus.
Patys TautQ Sajungos tary-
bos nariai tvritina, kad Jugo-
slavijos blokada duos kuoge-
riausiQ paseknliQ, kad bloka-
da privers serbus klausytl So
iungininkQ par6dymQ.
Ncziurint to, gauta ziniQ'
kad scrbai briaujasi Albanijos
'cilumon. Jic nori kuoveikiau
uzzimti Albanijos sostine Tira-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18
MICHIGAN CENTRAL Uz-
MAKEsNIO MAzINIMU.


DETROIT, Mich, lapkr. Is,
Michigan Central gelezin-
kelio kompanija pranese visq
'savo darbo Sakq darbinin-
kams, kad trumpoj ateity dar-
bininkq atstovai bus pakviestl
tariffs su kompanijos valdyba
-uzmokesnio sumazinimo klau-
SINE.
Sake, kompanija darbuosis
papiginti visokia Transports
ella ir uznekesnio mazinimu.
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So zUvo sU LAIyU.

MANILA, Phi1ipinQ salos,
lapEr. Is. : Ties Manilos uz-
laja nuskendo laivas Maria
Luisa. Su juom zuvo So EMO
n6s, daugumoje moterys su
vaikais.
Daugeli kHq zmoniq iSgelbe-
,jo pro Sail plaukias vienas ia
POM laivas.
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SVECIAS SUTIKTAS RIAU-
jsEMIs.

BOMBAY, India, lapk. Is.
= Atvykus Gia Anglijos sosto
ip6diniui, kai-kuriose miesto
dalyse sukelta kruvinos riau-
Sas. Kuomet svarbiausiomis
gatvemis princas su parada
buvo lydimas, bwo girdimi
saudymai. Tai riauSininkai
buvo malSinami. Suprantama,
neapsieita be zmoniQ aukQ.
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PINIGg kURsAs.


svetimu saliq pinigu vert6.
mainant nemaziau 25.OOO do
leriu lapkr. II buvo tokia pa
gal Merchants Loan & Trust
Company:
Angijos sterl. svarui 3.75,
Prancijos- Sinful frank. 7.3S
Italijos Sinful irp S.97
Lietuvos Sinful auksinp .3S.
Vokieeiu Sinful nlarkiq ,3S'
Lenkq Sinful markiu .W
. 4 -
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DIDELIs GAIsRAS PRAN.
CIJoJE.

LILLE, Prancija, lapkr. IS,
Gaisras sunaikino audeklQ
dirbtuves Croix'e, miesto Rou-
baix priemiesty. Nuostoliai
siekia 12 milionu frankly.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18

Rygoje isteigta konferavuslql
valstybiQ laikinas ekonomijos
biruas. Be kito ko konferen-
ella nutar6 pagreitinti turtll
,graziinima is Rusijos If grei-
Giau ivykinti sutartyse numa-
tytas kOnceslJas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18
PABALTfJOS VALSTYBIU
IR sovIEFU RUsIJos EXC,
NOMINEES KoNFERENCI-
JOS NUTARIMAI.
WASHINGTON, XI, 15d

WASHINGTON, NI, 15d.
Liet. Inf. Biuras). - Eltos
pranessimu nesenai pasibaigu-
sioje Rygoje Lietuvos, Latvi-
JOS, Estijos, Suomijos il Sovie-
tn Rusijos Ekonomineje kon-
ferencijoie susitarta prekybos;
finansQ bel jurip klausimais
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VIENNA, lapkr Is. = I'm
garijos kariuomen6 apleidzia
Burgenlandq. Ia provincijq
uzzima austrai. Mes j Austri-
:jai pripaznita taikos sutarti-
mi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-11-18

OR A S. siandie pra-
matomas. lietus ar sniegas; eli.
ma Salts.
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NEKUOMET TAR NERA.

svedu vestuvninka kur nebarstom ryzai il nelneto-
mos senos avalnes kadangi tas priesinga u paproeiu
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
RICHMOND AGAIN ASKS
FOR TITLE EXAMINER

John ]. Hopper president of the Tor
rem Title League. announced yesterday
that Register c. Livingston Bostwick
of Richmond county has again requested
the Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment for the appointment Of an official
examiner at a salary of $500 year
Regarding the request Mr.. Hopper
says:
The city administration has supplied
official examiners for four of the five
counties and examiners have been APP
pointed and are successfully register
ing titles in Kings. Bronx and Queens
counties. The Register of New York
county, although the position has been
provided for the past two years, has
neglected to appoint an official exam
iner and the law has remained dead
letter there.
Richmond county has been discrim-
mated against, although it needs the
Torrens system more than any other
county. Register Bostwick reports large
numbers of inquiries that he is COM
PEELED to turn away for the lack of an
official examiner.
"The work of registering titles is Of
ficial and Is about eS per cent. admin
istrative in character. Proper working
facilities in the Registers Office are alb
solutely essential to make the law
practical success"
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
August Reports Show
Builders More Active

Construction activity in August, ac-
cording 10 figures published by the +.
w. Dodge Company. was per cent.
greater than In July and per cent.
greater than in August 1920. Contracts
awarded during August. 1921, in the
twenty-seven northeastern States of the
country amounted 10 s220.s72 900.
Residential construction continues in
the lead over all other classes OF build
ings. II accounted for 36 per cent. OF
the total in August. amounting to $780,
$4,000. Public works and utilities
amounted TO s44,797.00o, or 90 per cent.
OF the total; business buildings, to s35.-
$4,000. or is per cent. educational
buildings to $27e59. 900. or 13 per cent.
and industrial buildings to $10.S32. .00O
or per cent Contracts awarded for
mercantile buildings in August amounted
to more than for any previous month
Of this year
The total volume OF contracts let in
the territory covered by the F. w. Dodge
Company during the first eight months
of this year has been 10 per cent
greater than the average for the first
eight months of the preceding five years.
Contemplated new work reported from
January / to September 1, 1921. has
amounted TO s3.202.731. 900, which is
more than double the amount Of con-
tracts awarded in the same period.
In the New England States August
building contracts amounted to $50. $780,
900. which was practically the same as
the July figure. Included in the August
total were the following items: S7O75,-
600. or "a per cent. for residential
buildings: s5,672,000, or IS per cent,
for business buildings: s2,623,0 900. or
E13 per cent, for educational buildings,
and $l.974. 900, or per cent. for public
works and utilities.
Total construction contracts let In this
district during the first eight months
of this year have amounted to $122,S02,-
600. which Is 10 per cent. less than the
average for the first eight months of
the preceding five years. Contemplated
new work reported In this district dur
ing August, 1921. amounted to s22.-
SS7. 900.
Contracts awarded during August In
New York State and northern New
Jersey amounted to s61. 5000, an in
crease of IL per cent. over July. The
August total included s35.6S9,0 900. or
5S per cent, for residential buildings ;
S9,404, 900, or Is per cent, for business
buildings: s4.9S5. 900, or per cent. for
educat tional buildings; s3.101, ,0OO or 5
per cent, for public works and utilities
Total construction contracts let in this
district during the first eight months
of this year have amounted to $685.
$4,000. which is 36 per cent. greater
than the average for the first eight
months of the preceding Ave years.
More than half OF the total volume of
construction IN 1921 has been for resi-
Dental building. Contemplating new
work reported in this district in August
amounted to s9s,554o00. which was 80
per cent. greater than the amount Of
contemplated work reported In July.
August building contracts In the Mid
die Atlantic States comprising south
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

ern New Jersey, eastern Pennsylvania,
Delaware. Maryland. the District OF
Columbia. Virginia and North and
South Carolina) amounted to sS7.913,-
600. an increase of A per cent. over
July.
The August total was divided as fol-
lows: S11,6s3.0 900, or 81 per cent, for
public works and utilities; $11.044,000
or 29 per cent, for residential buildings
s5.6o2.000. or 15 per cent. for educa-
tional buildings: $5,522, 900, or IA per
cent for business buildings. From jan
uary ! to September /, 1921, the total
value of contracts awarded in this dis
trict has amounted to $224.269. 900. which
is per cent. greater than the average
for the first eight months of the preced-
ing five years. During August, 1921,
contemplated new work was reported In
this district to the amount of $51.320,000,
bringing the total amount of contem-
plated work reported for the year up to
$490.042. 900. which is more than double
the amount of contracts awarded during
the same period.
August building contracts In western
Pennsylvania, West Virginia. Ohio. Ken
lucky and Tennessee amounted to $32.-
S99. .000 a decrease OF "a per cent. from
July. Included in the August total were
ss,4s3.ooo. or 20 per cent. for residential
buildings: SS.713.000. or &c per cent,
for public works and utilities S4.794, 900.
or Is per cent, for educational buildings
and S4.342, 900, or IS per cent, for busi-
ness buildings.
The total amount of contract awards
in this district from January / to Sep
tember 1, 1921. has amounted to $780,
1915. 900. an increase of 20 per cent. over
the average for the first eight months
Of the preceding five years. In August,
1921 contemplated new work was re-
ported in this district to the amount OF
$97. 700. which was three times the
amount OF contracts awarded in the
same month.
August building contracts in the Cen
trail West comprising Illinois. Indiana.
Iowa. Michigan, Wisconsin, Missouri and
portions of eastern Kansas and Ne
braska) amounted to s60.245,0oo. an in
crease OF per cent over July. In
cluded In the August total were the fol-
lowing items $17.14S.000 or 2S per
cent. for public works and utilities
s14.261 900. or "a per cent. for residen-
tal buildings. sa.7S7000. or is per
cent, for business buildings; $9,016, 900
Or 5 per cent, for educational buildings.
During the first eight months of this
year contracts awarded In this district
have amounted to s444, 4,41S, 900. which Is
pras tically equal to the average for the
first eight months of the preceding five
years During August the amount of
contemplated new work reported In this
district amounted to sS2,0SS,o00. bring
ing the total amount OF contemplated
work reported this year up to sa72.17o,-
600. which is more than double tie total
amount of contracts awarded in the
same period
Contracts awarded in August In Min
nesota and North and South Dakota
amounted to $s,344.000. a decrease of
25 per cent from July. Included In
the August total were: S2,I67.000. or
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
FIRE LOSSES THIS YEAR
EXCEED THOSE OF 1920

The fire losses In the United States
and Canada during July reached the
enormous total of more than $50. 0oo
an increase of about ss,000.000 over the
figures for July of last year and about
S13.000.0oo in excess of July, 1919. The
fire loss figures for the first seven
months OF the current year are just
under 5000, ,000.0 900 and about s1o,-
e00.0 in excess of last years record
covering the same period Going back
for a moment. II will be seen that last
Years fire record was the worst in the
countrys history. with the exception of
the San Francisco confagration. The
year 1921. however. seems to be deter
mined 10 beat the 1920 record
An interesting bit of data just re-
ceived from one of the large cities In
the West giving complete detail as to
fire losses during the month of June.
shows that nearly 30 per cent. OF them
were caused by the careless use of
matches and smoking paraphcrnalia Of
ono kind or another
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

3s per cent for residential buildings
and $2.1ss. 900. or &c per cent. for public
works and utilities.
Contracts awarded in this district dur
ing the first eight months of this year
have amounted to $11,770.000, bringing
the total volume of contemplated work
reported this year up to S14S.sS5.00o.
which Is nearly two and a half times
the amount of contracts awarded In the
same period.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
sHINGLE MILLS CLOSE.

VANCOUVER, p. c. Sent 17.--Eighty-
five per cent OF the shingle mills in
British Columbia were closed to-day
when the 1000 workers struck IN pro-
test against reduction in wages. one
half of the strikers are said TO be Chi
nese.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
New Jersey.

APARTMENTS to let In beautiful Harding
apartments: 10 rooms and bath mod
rrn Throughout elevator service. 9n0 Potter
place CLIFTON Park Weehawken. y. }.
Nf.wARk--ienT Broad ct, high class eevs-
Tor apartments. ana rooms. immediate
possession $50 per room Apply or phone
Naverly 0Gs.
VERY handHome eight room apartments.
every modern convenience: high class
house prohibition laws enforced quiet mid
Ole aged people only. worth $3.50 nov Of
fered Si35 Apply janitor, 50o william st.
Fast Orange. Phone Orange ff44.W.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Wrstcl,ester.

APARTMENT. rooms. baths. near Saga
more Park. BronNville, II Fairview av.
Phone Tuckahoe 3o3j-W or Vanderbilt S2TG
APARTMENT. rooms. . baths near Saga
more Part; prunyville. y Farview av.
Phone Tu.lN .na1W. or Vanderbilt s2If.
REFINED s. .lier apartments, five, six,
scNfu fNul ef~, fwo baths. Si00 Sl25
$3.50. iaggt n.t ite rooms. roof garden, river
view. hatf tYE GRAND Central: Sunday in
spection 4 fEtiliS REALTY EXCHANGE,
.lhn aonl. L---.- .A az. YonlAera ZOO.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East Side.

East Side.
< ALLERToN HOUSES FOR MEN.
The rates In the newest of the ALLERTCN
Group. II story fireproof building just COM
pleted, containing club and hotel conven-
iences, are from S10.50 to $3.50 per week
i43 EAST 3aTH ST.
BEAUTIFUL room and bath in private fam
lily for one gentleman references. 2ll1
Herald. Herald 50.
HOTEL BELMORE,
25TH ST. AND LEXINGTON Av.
Rooms, So weekly and upward; phone ana
electric fan In every room.
LEXINGTON Av., s32 (64th) Large room;
neat telephone: private house; gentlemen
preferred.
LEXINGTON AV., 246-Large, clean, well
furnished electricity, private bath men
preferred.
LEXINGTON Av., 1050.-Large ROOM two
people; housekeeping privileges; phone.
PARK Az, 1920 dl0th) )-Luxuriousiy fur
nished rooms: gentlemen. hotel conven-
Sd Az, 5i6-Large front room; electric, gas:
suitable for couple HARTIG.
14TH, II E.--Studio apartment. complete In
decoration: electric light, gas; reasonable: |:
concession to right party; seen evenings 80.
r. EHRLICH.
3OTH, 100 e. (4ti and Lexington avs)-
Large. small rooms for gentlemen.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Long IsIapd.

TO those seeking a winter home az very
moderate rental. free from the cares OF
housekeeping with ell the comforts OF a pri-
,ate home. the Nassau Hotel at Long Beach,
]. T., forty minutes from New York. offers
rooms with and without bath as low AS
TWENTY-ONE AND FOURTEEN DOLLARS
1,FR WEEK FOR TWO PEOPLE. Health
giving climate. Excellent school near hy.
Telephone for particulars. Long Beach Ion
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

s4rH ST. 5 EAsT-sfX COMPLETELY
FURNISHED ROOMS INCLUDING
LINEN AND SILVER EXCLUSIVE NEIGH
JORHOopi IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY on
OCTOBER $500 MONTH WRITE HELEN
ItEfLLY. 20 WEST 42D ST WANDER
BiLT 2sun.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

pARLOR. dining room. ? bedrooms. kitchen
and bath. steam heat, gas, hot water all
fstrutshed, with or without piano: immediate
CASH sale; possession October l. Apply
Sunday before noon at MACk'S apartment
e West f2Sth et
PARK Av.--Dupiex apartment ~ rooms, 4
baths, beautifully furnished. Fitz Roy 52i4.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE Gf6th st)--oioing
abroad, viii subet handsomely furnished
duplex apartment, 10 rooms. baths, 5000
month. n 204i Herald, Herald 81.
18TH ST tncar sth av)-r.xceptionai two
room. bath, kitchenette suite. Madison
square 1868.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

BEAUTIFUL room and bath in private fam
lily for one gentleman; references. I'll
Herald. Herald So.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
COUNTRY BOARD.
Staten Island.

OCEAN VILLA FARM
ARROCHAR, s. i.
Seven acres, rooms with running water and
en- suite; excellent meals: beautiful view
lower bay: garage; tennis court; bathing.
Phone Tompkinsvile 2297J. PATTERSON
ST. MARKS PLACE, S62-Comfortabie
cheerful, clean rooms, with breakfast for
business people desiring first class accom-.
modations; minutes from ferry.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Borougb OF Queens.

ELEGANT suites of one. two and three
rooms at beautiful Jackson Heights, Sc
2lth St, Elmhurst one block from subway
station. Is minutes 42d St Telephone 1913
Npwtown.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

FOUR ROoMS.--High class apartment: all
modern tmproveni. nts. sG5. Apply Superin-
fendent. go Academy ST., Astoria. l.. l., or
phonA Astoria 2at
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.
Furnished.

FURNISHED APARTMENT M ne
SPoNSfBrsE COUPLE. no CHILDREN.
BETWEEN +2p AND GOTH SITS: BED
ROOMS, > BATHS kTTCHENETTE PRE-
fERRED. WRITE FULL PARTTCt-
LARS ANp PRICE. :. J. GIBBONS. -
BROAD ST. ROOM Sill.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18
Unfurni@I,ed.

bonus S2J Young couple. 3 rooms and ha ~ /.
not over $50; West Side. Goth TO tt0sh 81
WtnMAlER Greylock HALL. Far Rockaway
BUSINESS woman desires two or three
rooms bath, kftchenctt.. not over $50
Rhinela nder 0233
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

Long Island.
ONE beautiful large combination living bed
room. bath. garage. tennis: with refined
couple in restricted colony IL minutes to
Times sq.: breakfast. Phone Astoria 3317
WITH AV., 504 astoria. =. I. City)-One largo
and / small room for business couple or .
rentIemen with private family: near sub
way and trolley. Astoria 3434.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

REFINED elevator apartments, five, six,
seven rooms, one. two baths. 800. 1925.
$50; large outside rooms. roof garden, river
view. half hour Grand Central: Sunday In
spection. YONKERS REALTY EXCHANGE,
$50 South Broadway. Yonkers 1900
S5TH-Three front rooms, OF bath,
kitchen; business Lenox 1885.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

WANTED or room apartment In desir-
able neighborhood: pay s., 900 ierse H.
CHRISTOPHER. s02 Madison av.
The New York herald., 1921-09-18

Borough OF Brooklyn.
BEDFORD SECTION
Nurse will take invalids to board and care
for 12s1 Bergen st. Phone Decatur 6225.
CLINTON Av., 196.-Attractive front room
with board: handsome detached house; ex-
elusive surroundings: also garage space.
COMFORTABLE home and care given elderly
ladies'; suburbs: Brighton IL; moderate
terms. 2250 East 10th ST., corner Neck road,
Brooklyn. 249-M Coney Island.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
RUSH ORDERS
| FOR MARINES
U. S, Battleship Pennsyl-
vania Carrying Them
to Panama
EXACT DESTINATION
is NOT KNOWN
And Commanding Officers
Do Not Know the
Duty Ahead

Philadelphia, Aug. 22.-The United
States battleship Pennsylvania with
400 marines for duty in Panama
aboard. passed out the Delaware capes
to-day. The exact destination of the
force was not made known and officials
at the Philadelphia navy yard declared
not even the commanding officers knew
the duty they were to perform upon
arrival in the canal zone.
Rush orders to prepare supplies for
the marines who were sent here from
their base at Quantico, Va, were re-
ceived yesterday by telephone from
the navy department and navy yard
forces worked throughout the night
loading the Pennsylvania with equip
ment for prolonged stay away from
base.
The decision to augment American
forces already in the canal zone ap-
parently was reached suddenly, as the
Pennsylvania, which was EN- route from
New York to Pacific waters was or
dered by wireless to proceed to Phila-
delphia and take on the marines. The
battleship was stopped at the Della
ware breakwater and the marine com
panies were taken directly from their
trains to lighters and sent down the
Delaware river TO their transport
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-22
COURTHOUSE LOOKS
LIKE ARMED CAMP
With National Guardsmen and Special
Deputy Sheriffs in Charge Dur
ing Mountain Feud Trial

Mount Vernon. Ky, Aug. 22.-WitI
p National Guardsmen from Londor
and 20 special deputy sheriffs on guard
the Rockcastle county courthouse pre-
sented a martial appearance when the
case of John Bailey, jr, alleged slayer
of Beverly White, was called 70 rtrial
to-day Bsiley's case was brought here
on change of venue from Knox
county.
Approximately 200 members of the
Bailey Lee clan and the Whites oppos-
ing factions in the most bitter noun
tain feud that has torn eastern Ken
lucky in recent years, were present.
Judge b. J. Beturum, who is con-
ducting the court, asked 70 especial
guards for the courtroom and Major
James l.. Dillon. in charge Of the
guardsmen. issued a warning 10 the
ella ssmen against carrying concealed
weakons during the trial.
The killing for which Bailey Is to
be tried occurred on April Z, last. at
Heidrick's station, near Barbourville.
Bailey. with his father, William Bal
lev. a brother, James Bailey. and a
deputy sheriff named Perry, took to
the woods but surrendered two DAYS
later an dwas taken to the Harlan
county Jail Later was transferred
to Mount Vernon and then to Louis
willie and finally was granted bail at
Mount Vernon. His father and brother
and Perry have been indicted on the
charge Of conspiracy in connection with
the murder.