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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-22

said TO have confessed TO the shoot
Ing. claiming seifdefcnse.
Ragsins had been in charge OF
herd Of horses on the Blue moSntain
range and Brunn had been working
as carctsker The three cowboys
held say the shooting followed an al
legged quarrel over who had left the
ranch gate open.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-08-22
Cheasty's to Open
BOYS Junior Shop

1.-THE Junior Shop" is a suit estab-
lishment opened exclusively for boys
by the Cheasty Co. on Second ave
and Seneca st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-07

MoLI4ENDo, May 4-Saiied. str SAINTS
MOI MoNTEVIDEo. May 6-salied. str Aeolus
MONTREAL, May e-Arrived. strs Dun
bridge (Br) Antwerp; Verbanla (Br). Lon
don: Canadian Trnpper (Br). Glasgow
NAPLES April 2S-Arrtved. sfrs Pesare
ItaD. New York for Genoa; Both, Ada
Maru (Jap), New york.
Sailed Cd, str Pocahontas. Boston and New
NEITFA ASSER, April 29-Arrived. sti
Ida New York for Danzig
Sailed MAY /, ctr Nilemede 0Br), Norfolk
PORTO F'ERIaAJO, April 26-Arrived, str
Barbacena (Braz). Liverpool Tor New Or
PORT SAID, May 4-Arrived. str Winarnac
OBr), Port Arthur mot Gibraltar, as pre-
viously reported). -
RIO JANERO. May ARRIVED, strs
Winnebago. Newport News; Siam GFr), Nor
Arrived 4th. str Storydken CNor. rhila-
delphia.
Sailed 9TH, strs West Selene. New York
Canadian Victor dBr). Montreal.
Sailed Sd, str Sundance. Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM May ARRIVED, str Fyn-
dam CDutch), New York.
Arrived April so. str Poleric (Br), Cal
cmta &c, via Ponta Delgada.
SIN YTaNA, April 22-Sailed. ctr Waoasha
VICTORIA. Brazil. May 2-saHed, str
WELLINGTON, NJ, April 29-Sailed. str
Otarama tISr). Boston.
YOKOHAMA. May 3-Sailed. stns Horeisan
Maru tJap), San Francisco: Golden state
tfrom Mania) do: Durham Maru (Jap)
from Kobe for do and New York.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

MONMOUTH, April 23-Sailed. str Ca
mito tBr), Kingston, &c.
BURN, NE, April 29-Sailed previously
schr Gladys NJ Hollett CBrl. for Martinique
CAPE HAYTIEN, April 27-SaiIed, ST.
Calypso Dutch Amsterdam.
HALIFAX, May 3--Arrlved. str Mapledawr
tBr), St Johns, NF; schr X l. Borden tbr)
Lunenburg Ito load for Mayaguez).
Sailed 4th, schr Ricketts, v 9 CBr), Bridge
water Ito load for New York;.
HAVANA, April 30-Arrived, str CristiAr
Krogh (Nor), St john
Sailed goth, strs Mongolia (Sw), Cfenfue
COS: Andalusia (Sw), Nuevitas schrs Har-
riot B, Jacksonville BENZ Van Brunt, New
York; Both, Orizaba, Corunra. DC.
LAnIALTNE, MI. April 2s-ln port, schl
General Trenchard (Br), for Lisbon.
LOUISBURG, CD, May 2-Sailed, str Humid
vaago (Nor), Antwerp.
MA.NzAN1LLO. May ARRIVED. str Lake
Picka way, Guantanamo.
MONTREAL, May 4-Sailed. str Canadian
Fisher QBr), West Indies
PUERTO PADRE, May 2-Sailed previous.
ly, str Alabama, Tampico.
ST JOHN, NIB, May ARRIVED. str Man
chester Shipper CBD, Baltimore and Norfoll
for Manchester bark Port Caledonia (Ftn)
Clyde: schr Ena # Parsons (Br), Newark.
SYDNEY, CUB, May 2-Salled, str Canadian
Trapper (Br), Glasgow.
TAMPICO, April 29-Arrtved, str VIM G
Warden. CampaAAa.
Sailed May /. str Caloria, New York.
TEI.A May 1-Sailed. str Zacapa, New
York via Kingston and Santiago.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ll.l
ASTORIA. o, April 20-Sailed. str Pacific,
San Pedro.
BATH. Me. May 4-Sailed. schr Phoebe
Crosby, Norfolk.
HONOLULU. April 3o-Arrived. bark Annie
M Rel, Iquioue.
Arrived Both. strs caepadoa. Adelaide. 10,
for New York; Lurline, San Francisco.
Sailed Both. str J A Moffett. San Pedro
PORTSAtOUTH. NH. May 4, PM-Arrived,
tug Wyoming. towing barges 70o. Perth Am
boy for Portland, and 100, Boston for Bel-
fast land remains AM 5th).
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. May ARRIVED,
str Admiral Farragut, Corinto. &c.
Sailed April 80. strs v Hardness. Tam
pico Arson S Brooks, Portland; Manilani.
Honolulu; YaqM GMex), Guaymas Tin tow;
Richmond. Seattle (towing barge No $50;
Fairhaven, San Pedro and Corinto; motor
Santa Flaya, Tacoma; bark George y Hind.
Bristol Bay; bark McIIaurln, do.
SAN PEDRO. Cal, April 30-Sailed. str
Sabine, Tex. May 2-Arrb.ed, strs NAL
Manager (NoD. Beaumont (to finish load
ingl splendor (ItaD. Port Arthur Ito finish
loading).
Perth Amboy for Manchester.
TACOMA, Wash, April 29-Sailed, str
Ikomasan Maru (Jap), Kobe.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Telegraph

ABERDEEN, Wash. May 6-sailed. schr
Sophie Christensen. Callao:
cinthus (Br) Algoa Bay and Cape Town
land cleared for New York;; Essex, Phila-
delphia sotr Ethel Wynne Mctadden tBr)
Cleared 9Th. schr valdare CBD. Bear
River.
Sailed 9th. strs Everett. Lamherts Point
Bratland 0Nor), Banes via Norfolk; Lake
Esmere, Charleston and Jacksonville; North
Land, New York; Esparta. Santa Marta.
ga AnShore oeSw sn on asa r r aorr T1Th r io
Las Palmas.-Wind at Highland Light 9Th.
II AM, NE, so miles; foggy: smooth sea.
Mineola, Guayaquil; Westwood. Leith: G F
Lnjewalch (Sw), Narvik; Munsomo. Calves
ton Charles Pratt, Port Lobos: schr Cdiiqui-
mula (aux), La Union and Salvador.
Cleared 5th, str Imperator lNor). Baracoa.
Sailed 9Th. strs Aztec CNor), Tampico
Nervier GBelg). Rotterdam and Antwerp;
Sanuki Maru (Jap). Calcutta via New York
Qatter passed down North Point at / 10
BGzzARDs BAY ccape Cod Canal, Mass,
Grasselli for Boston (and remains).
In port at Wings Neck 9th. str Norwalk
New n York for Boston twsatherb9and1 -.
strs James MCGEE. Baltimore for Tampico
Kifuku Maru (Japl, do for Leghorn: sch
FORT FORT PofNT T Me- AT April If Msaiied. tug
Tamaqua. Philadelphia. towing barges Lees
port and Tioga. (called at searsport for
barge Exeter anu pfOceeueuJs
GALVESTON, Tex, May 5-Arrived, strs
Lake Fairlie. Jamaica; Nueces, New York:
Northern (Br). Key West.
Arrived 9th. strs Ell Norte, New York
Taiho Maru (Jap) do via New Orleans fol
Shanghai; Montana. Tampico Alatriun
CBr). Genoa: Mundale, Tampico; Bolivar
(Br), Liverpool, J w vandyke, New York.
Sailed 5th str FL Sud. New York.
Sailed 9th, str NJ Il Elliott, Charleston.
GULFPORT. Miss. May 5-Arrived. str
CASTOR, Frontera.
HONOLULU, May 3--Sailed. str West Islip
from San Francisco and San Pedro)
Manila.
MAYAGUEZ, PR. about May c--Saied
scalr Billie Martin, Laguna del Carmen.
MOBILE, Ala, May 4-Arrivea, e.rs onoa
(iond), Tela Phoenix Bridge, law Q leans
land sailed for Chereston); Kurt VIC imam
(Fr), Gibraltar.
Arrived 9th str Steel Trader. New Orleans
Sailed 9th, strs Verona 0Nor), Puerto
Barrios; 9Th, Lake Freeland. New York via
Tampa: Eika III (Nor), Havana; Terrific
QBO. Port soudan; schr w II Marston,
Orange.
NEW ORLEANS, La. May 6--Arrived. strs
Garth. Progreso; Carriage, Bocas del Toro
Crudeoil, Port Arthur: Danvile Tampico
Lake Fisher. Frontera; Mexico CMex)
Havre: Menus, New York; Montoso, Porto
Rico; J Reilly, Tampico. Rochelle (Br)
Cuba w NJ Warden. Port Loboe.
Sailed 9th. str Marina o QtaD. Genoa.
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| In port 9Th, tug Sooony No 4. for New
| York. with barge Sooouy No -.
PROVIDENCE. RI. May 5-Arrtved. strs
Persian, Baltimore and Norfolk Ito leave
Friday at noon for BdIton); Uncas. Tam
pico.
Sailed 9th. str Bristol. New York (nos
Norrolk).
strs Anyo Maru Jap(. Hong Kong. DO;
Sylvan Arrow. Shanghai; Bantu, New York;
Gunner sBr), Plymouth.
Arrived 4th. sts Stanley Dollar. Astoria:
Col L l. Drake. San Pedro; 9th, Hanna.
Seattle.
Sailed 9th. strs Thomas. Manila; Artigas.
S1rstle, &c.
Called 9TH. str Texan. Seattle.
SEATTLE. Wash, May 6-Saied. str
Hyades, Honolulu.
Sailed 9th. str Eelbeck. Portland.
ST THOMAS. May 4-Saled. str Stephen II
Jones, Newport News.
SAVANNAH. Ca May 6--Arrived. strs City
OF ST Louis, New York; Juniata, Philadei-
phia (and sailed for Jacksonville): Point
Judith Baltimore via Norfolk
Sailed 9th. str City Of Atlanta, Boston.
SALEM. Mass May 5-Arrtved for har-
Dor. tug Catawtssa, towing barges Silver
Brook and Skippack. Parkers Flats. and
Manatawney. Saco for Philadelphia.
TACOMA, Wash. May 6-Sailed, str Ala
baIna Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
TAMPA, Fla. May 6-Arrived. str Margn-
ret, Baltimore.
Sailed 9Th. schr Thomas B Garland. Caa-
Da rien.
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CLEARED.

[F'rom u. s. Naval Communication Service ]
Str Manhattan (Br), Lazell. Liverpool
White Star Line.
Str verentia Br). Inch. London-Cunard
Str Montauk. Munro. London-,Atlantic
Transport Line.
Str Deerfield Best. London-Eider Steel
Str Bowie (Br). Jones, MISUNDERSTANDING
Star Line.
Str ottar Jarl CSor), Jorgensen. Helsins-
poration.
Str Noordam Dutch). walraven. Rottsr-
dam via Plymouth and Observation-Disclosures
Str Lapiand Obi, Bradshaw. Antwerp via
Plymouth and CherbourS-Red Star Line.
pagnie Generaie Transatlantique.
Str Ferdinando Palasciano tIta), Tonietti.
Naples and Genoa-Italia America, Inc.
Hong Kong. &C. via Panama Canai-Houlder.
Weir a. Boyd.
Str corfe cnstie tgD, Kirrhaw. Cape
Str South American GBr), Fraser. Callao
Via Baltimore-American Metal Transport
Str Vasan CBD. Penrico. Rio Janeiro,
Bu,nos Aires and Montevideo-Lamport q
Hoh.
81 Ulua 3Br,. Jackson, Havana, cristobai
Str 4 q BarStow, Hultgren, Port Lobos--
Robert Z Hague tcieared 5ul).
n str AZ Ha Psn Kroyep sTusDsp Tan
Str Clan Murdoch (Br). pagan. Montevideo.
La Plata, 2c--R p Houston Co.
Str Helen Perry. San Juan. Ponce, 40
Bull-Ineuiar Line.
Str Princes May Mr), Dyns. Port An
tonio--Di Glosgis q Co. Inc.
Str Mattole. Picker, New Orieans-Colum-
bus Shipping Coz
Str City Of sevapnah. Garfield. Savannah
Ocean Steamship 20.
Str Pcntaff (Br)l Norwell, Newport News
Bovyrin2 & Co.
str Lake Arthst, Daniels. Richmond
Richmond and New York Steamship Co.
Schr Gertrude ParNons (BI), Hines, Perth
Anlboy--J whitney& Co.
Barge Canada 0l3A. Cochran, Spenoers
Island, NS-J F whitfey q Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-07
TRANSPORT SOMME
LANDS SOLDIER DEAD
Among 1856 Bodies Are Those
Of "a Former Members of
State Guard.

The transport Somme landed yester-
day at Hoboken Loss bodies of Ameri-
can soldiers from the battle zone ceme-
teries Of France and Belgium. Among
the dead are twenty-seven former mem
bers Of the New York National Guard.
including 4 few of the old Sixty-ninth
Infantry, and 200 former soldiers OF the
Ohio National Guard who served with
the Thiriy-seventh Division.
Representative OF the Governor and
Mayor Hylan. delegations from the
American Legion and Veterans of For
eign Wars ard many ex-officers and
soldiers of the Twenty-seventh Division
Will attend the funeral services at 2
o'clock this afternoon on tho upper
deck Of Army Pier 4. The guard of
honor will he a provisional company
OF 150 nan from, the New York National
Guard in command of Capt. Raymond
Hodgdon OF tho Seventy-first Infantry
Former chaplains OF the Twenty-sey-
cnth Division will officiate.
The body OF Col. Bertram Tracy Clay.
ton, the first American of his rank tc
perish In the war. will be taken from
the pier TO Washington for burial In
the National Cemetery at Arlington,
Va. Col Clayton was killed by an
enemy air bomb at Cantigny. on Me-
mortal Day. 1913. Gen. John ]. PERISH
shing, Major-Gen. Avery ID. Andrews
and Major-Gcn. Frank Mcintyre, all
classmates OF Col. Clayton. will be pail.
bearers at the services In Washington
Col. r. Il. Shannon announced yes
terday at Hoboken that the transport
Wheaton, duo to arrive here next week
has aboard more than 5000 bodies. the
largest single shipment of soldier dead
from France. There are still abou,
$1,000 bodies CT American soldiers In
French cemeteries.
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TO TAKE GAS TESTIMONY.
J. G. Graham Special Master an
Jamaica Rate Case.

James G. Graham was appointed yes
terday a special master to take testi-
mony on the application OF the Jamaica
Gas Light Company for an increase In
it, rate. The appointment was made by
Judge Augustus ~. Hand in the Federal
District Court on motion OF Col WILL
lam N. Dykman. counsel for the COM
pany. which Ia subsidiary OF the
Brooklyn Union Gas Company
Col. Dykman and counsel for the New
York Mutual Gas Light Company moved
to substitute the new Public Service
Commission for the old one an CO
defendant in the litigation. Argumen,
Oh this matter will be heard Monday be-
fore Judge Julius NJ. Mayer.
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sAILaD.

strs Caliao. Rio Jancirda and Bueuros Aires
Arapnhoe, Charleston md Jacksonville
Eastern Grown, Auckland Anss,ldo vi ltaD
Genoa VIA Philadelphia; Mp.rs (Br), Bal
imors. Ciabo VillpDo CSp) Crdiz and Bar
ceiona. Johan Ludwig MorsviAcke (Nor), Rle
Japefro via Norfolk. StrorrAoh 1taD, Nor.
folk; San Pablo tBr) Santa M.rta Caro-
line CF'r). Antwerp, Steel Maker, London
Sar1natia (Dan), Philadelphia.
str- Norlunbsga. Jamaica by; South
American tBr). Callao via Baltimore; LAX,
Arthur. Richmond: Pentaff (I3r) Newport
News.
Str q Barstow, Port Loboe.
Str Mortauk, LondorA
Tug Swatara. towing bergee tprsed on,
Sandy Hook at II 40 AND.
Sailed 9Th. str- Potomac, Bremen nd DAN
zig. Lancastrian CBr). Liverpool.
THE corrected reading of the baornetor
(reduoed 20 sea leveJ Of New York, n Fri.
day. May o. 1921, at 8 AM, o. reported BY
the United States Weather Bureau wwa
twcnty-ntne and eigfNy-four hunocdtha
90 as inches, This closely spproxiia.;e-,
seven hundred and fifty-seven and nIna-
tarths C7Y.al milimefe~s. Captains ali
vorses now lying IN or near the por, ~
New York and brooklyn can advantage riy
use the above official data for cbscfIn9
WHISTLER their own barorneterp require nv
considerable correction or adjustment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

kloop WinSome or New York was totally
| wrecked on Annadale Beach, Staten Island
In the gale on Wednesday.
BUENOS AIRES. May 6-The proposals Cd
the Argentine Government for a settlement
OF the Martha Washington case. now re
ported TO be under consideration by the State
Department and the United States Shipping
Board IN Washington, are understood to be
TO the effect that the Argentine Government
will procure the unloading of the steamer
provided the United States Government con
SCENTS to authorize that certain concessions
Martha Washington. The conditions are be-
lieved to be IN principle the same as those
originally presented to tine Munson Line
BOSTON. May 6-Schr Gardiner @ Deering.
from Santos VIA barbados for Bath, put Into
Nassau prior to to-day. Capt Wallace having
been shot by the cook, alleged In self
defence: vessel waiting orders.
Strike among the marine workers extended
TO harbor tugs this morning. when the fire
men on nearly every tug employed In harbor
work walked out
voyage and cargo of chalk taken over by
underwriters and dumped overheard.
GULFPoRT. Miss. May 6-Schr Chautau-
qua (Br). hence for Havana. lumber laden.
while being towed to sea. sheered and went
ashore east bank of dredged channel !;
attempts TO float her at high tide unsuccess-
ful.
KEY WEST, Fla, May 6-Str Ell Amigo
Tampico stranded on French Reef foated
at AM without assistance and Is proceed
ul6 10 NHlJ port
LONDON, May 6--Bark Pierre Antonine
(F'r). from San Francisco Nov for -,
passed Dungeness to-day.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay, May 6-Str
Aeolus sailed for New York to-day, carry
Ing ON board / 500 tons OF cargo which the
vessel had been unable 10 discharge when
she touched at Buenos Aires.
MONTREAL, May 5--The Canadian Pacific
Railway has purchased the former German
liners Kaiserin Auguste Victoria and Prinz
Friedrich Wilhelm from the British Govern
ment. to which they were awarded by the
Preparations Commission shortly after the
armL5ttce The Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
win ply between Quebec and Liverpool under
the name OF Empress OF Scotland. The
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm, renamed the EN-
press of China, win operate from vancou-
yer to Yokohama and Hong Kong. The ships
were purchased because OF the company's
inability to obtain delivery of four new
ships ordered from British yards in July.
1919.
MARCUS HOOK. Pa, May e-str Samuel L
Fuller. before reported aground, was noated
with the assistance OF five tugs at DAB AM
to-day and anchored westward Of bar.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 6-Str Santa
Alicia. before reported ashore near Port
Townsend, floated and arrived ut Tacoma.
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ARRIVED.

Str France Orb, Havre April 80 to the
Ccmpa8nie Generate TRANSFORMATIONS. with
passengers. maahs and mdse. Anchored In
Quarantine.
Str Santa barbara. Malmo April 10. 10 the
New York Dock Co.'S pier SO. Brooklyn.
Str FairmoT. Hamburg April 20. to the
United American Lines. with mdse. Went 70
Str Minnesotan. Alexandria April 10. TO
the kinsley Steamship Line, with / passen-
ger and in ballast. Went to Morse's dry
Str Lancaster Castle (Br). Buenos Aires,
March %, Montevideo 2Ath, MaceIo April 2,
Para 18th, Barbados ed and Boston May 4.
TO the Lamport & Holt Line. with mdse.
Went to New York Dock Co.'S pier 8, Brook
lyn.
Str Maraoaibo, Manacaibo April q and
Mayaguez Both. to Bliss, Dallett & Co. with
So passengers, mails and mdse. Went 10
New York Dock Co.'S pier IL, Brooklyn.
Str Edith. Ponce April 81 and San Juan
30th. 10 the Bull Insulnr Line. with sugar.
Went to Federal Sugar Refinery. Yonkers.
Str Belvernon (Nor), Baracoa and Sauna
April 80, TO the Atlantic Fruit Co, with
fruit. Went to pier 26. East River.
Str Ell Sol. Galveston May /, to the South
ern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went TO pier 81,
North River.
phur Co, with mdse. Went to elevator slip.
Erie Basin. Brooklyn.
Str Ell Iseo. New Orleans April 90 to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
Str Lenape. Jacksonville May and
Charleston 4th, to the Clyde Steamship Co.
with passengers and mdse Went to pier 81.
North River
Str City of Savannah. Savannah May 3, TO
tho Ocean Steamship Co. with passengers
and ndse. Went TO pier 35. North River.
Str Meiyo Maru Jap. Philadelphia May
t. to the Oriental Navigation Co, In ballast.
Went TO New York Dock Co.'S pier 45, Brook
lyn.
Str Eduard Jeramec FIR. cable). Halifax.
Off Rockaway.
Str Esther Dollar (Br), Boston May 4, to
the Dollar Steamship Co, with mdse In
transit. Went 10 pier 5. Bush Docks. Brook
lyn.
Str Juliana QSp), Boston. to Garcia &
DLaz, In ballast. Anchored off Stapleton, 81.
Str Bristol, Boston.
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ARREST NEGROES AT
BIRTH OF A NATION
Police Reserves Called When
Three Women and Two
Men Protest.

An attempt to conduct q demonstra-
ton against the production OF '~rhe Birth
of a Nation" at the Capitol Theatre last
night led to the arrest of three women
and two men. negroes. and the gathering
of Z crowd that required police reserves
to handle Dressed In Y. w. C. A war
service uniforms the three women. Mrs.
Helen Curtis. widow of James c. Curtis,
who was United States Minister to Ii
IBERIA; Mrs. Laura J. Rollock OF 2s3
Cumberland street, Brooklyn, and Mss
Catherine NJ Johnson. So St. Felix
street, Brooklyn, carried placards read
ing:
1--WE Represented America In France.
Why Should The Birth of a Nation
Misrepresent Us Here?'"
They marched up and down the side
walk. and with the men, Edwin F.
Frazier of 1852 Seventh avenue, and
Lleweiiyn Rollock of $50 Cumberland
street. brother-in-law OF Mrs RollocS.
ments that The Birth Of Nation was
dangerous as propaganda in favor OF
Ku Klux Khan organizations.
Patrolmen Lavery and Harry. who
stopped the marchers. charged them with
obstructing the sidewalk and refusing
TO move on. Walter F. White. secretary
OF the National Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People. accom-
panied the party. but was not arrested.
He said protests against the picture had
been made TO the city officials, who had
declined TO act.
When the five prisoners were ar
raigned before Magistrate Douras In the
Night Court the case was adjourned.
Such n practice Is rissly to incite
insurrection and riot" said the Magis-
trate. and / want you to put a stop
TO IT.
James C. Thomas. their counsel, then
rctoincd:
I'VE wish to stop the Ku Rlux Khan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-07
NEGRO SUFFRAGE PROBE
BILL SHELVED IN HOUSE
Speakers Ruling Upheld by
Vote of 285 to IS.
u Despatch to THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., May O.


investigation by the House Census
Committee of charges that many ne
groes throughout the South have been
prevented from voting In recent cleo
tons was shelved. temporarily at least.
by action of the House to-day.
A resolution calling for such an in
vestigation was presented by Repre-
sentative Tinkham (Mass). who said it
WIS a question of the highest constitu-
tioral privilege, based on the grounds
that the Constitution prohibited the de-
NAL of suffrage to any citizen because
OF race. color or previous condition Of
servitude and made 1t mandatory on
the House to act at once whenever
charges of violation Of the Constitution
were made by House member.
After a long argument by Representa-
tive Tinkham. who was opposed by Re-
publican leader Mondell. Speaker Gil
lette ruled the resolution was not priv
legged Mr.. Tlnkham Immediately APP
pealed from the decision of the chair.
but the Speaker was sustained by vote
Of oS5 to 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-05-07
Dangers to Navigation.

LReported to the Hydrographl Office.l
May 2, about 2 miles SIZE (mag) from
Brigantine Shoal gas and lwlastling buoy, q
log about IL feet long and is Inches In
diameter.
April 80 lat SO Sc. lon 6s 81, a spar about
80 feet long.
May A. lat 27 OF. Ion 10 Al. an empty
dory.
May 5. lat "a 10. lon 70 "a, derelict
schooner bottom up.
April "a. lat % 25. lon IS 80. two derelict
steel barges connected by a towline and
marked t'CALPA 62, 95."
April 80. lat AZ Is, ln "a IS. black
cylindrical buoy marked IA (Tnis Is prob
ably the buoy reported on March 81 In lat
40 10, lon 50 3D.
April "a. lat IS 43, Ion so 40, a life raft.
with a water breaker arh ufeboat thwarts
on 1t.
$50 ,,ersa o,ia .r,so. 80 -a.i-r - =
mo report of damage. IL any, given.)
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ACCUSED BY BROKERS' FIRM.
Prnusnits Held on Charge of Mis-
npproprintfng $4,000.

James Prausnitz of Centre street
Richmond. Staten Island, was arrested
yesterday In the Office OF his attorney
John @. Dyer. 81 Chambers street
charged with misappnopriating $4,000
from his former employer, r. O. White
more & Co. brokers. at so Stone street
Prausnitz was at one time manager and
man for this company.
Taken to Tombs Court by Detective
Carter OF Old Slip station. Prausnitz
was held in $1,000 bail for an examina-
tion on May IL. He would make no
statement concerning the charge against
him
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Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. C.. May G.

These naval orders have been made public:
Licuts. r. w. Bates. Raymond Burhen. r.
M. w. Hutchinson. p. c. Morgan. w. P.
Portex. J. d. Small, A. G.. Thomas and r.
y. Tisdale and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. e.
Heard, to Navy Yard, New York, under
practical instruction; Lieuts. B. w. Chippen-
dale and NJ. II. Spriggs, to post graduate
course in engineering, Naval Academy; Lieu
tenants Commander c. ]. Haleman. M. c.. to
Naval Station, Guam; Lieutenant Comman-
der A. Il. Nicely. M. c., to u. s. 8. Fulton:
Commander c. M. Austin, to command U. 8.
S. Long; Lieut.. Frederick A. Hardesty. to
temporary duty Naval Station, Cavite; Com
mander g. s. McWhorter, to command u. 8.
S. Broome; Lieut.. G. II. Mecum, to homo
and wait orders: Lieut.. NJ. 4. West, to u. 8.
s. Albany; Lieut.. Edward Breed. to u. 8. 8.
Meade; Lieut.. F. s. Irby. to U. 8. s. Crosby.