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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-21
AMERICAN PORTS.
by Telegraph


BOSTON. Mass, Oct 20-Arrived, strs Ia
maqua (Br). Alexandria; Calvin Austin r Ne ssl
York; Yoke Maru tJap). Rotterdam raw apy
phia; Pinemore (Br). Glasgow; sepuga,
Port Lobos; Prince George (Br), Yarmouth
Arlington. Baltimore; tugs Baliesmp; wem,
barge Northern No 6 for Philadelphia; North
America, New York. towing barges Hopat-
cong and Cohocton; Valley Forge' 1nan
phia. towing barges Maple Hin. Pocopson
and Paxtang Roger Williams. towing
barges Cumberland and Tennessee from Nor
Sailed 10Th. strs Lake Pachuta. Sydney
CT: Baldhill, Port Lobos; Brandon. Balt-
more: Maiden. Hampton Roads.
Sailed goth. str Lake Washburn, Murray
Sailed goth. strs canopic (Br). New York
Tatsuno Maru tJap). do lat 12;Io pMl
pu9aesns DO (st AND iles Ssr az bazy sea
'BtTxSLi.TlrIMoRE. Md. Oct 2o-Arrived. strs
hagen; Stephen r Jones; Portland, Me:
Isfond (Nor). Shields; Moldegaard. Port
Tampa; Kamesit. New York: Liberty Bell
do: Hampden, Rotterdam: Beckenham (Br)
Benisaf; Susquehanna, Havre.
Arrived 10th. strs Juniata. Jacksonville;
Howard. Boston.
Norfolk and Newport News; Z A Morse,
Philadelphia; .Jobshaven DUTCH. Sebasto
poll Upo Mendi (sp). Havre; Cornish poin
Sailed 18th. str Chetopa mot Chepadoa)
bona (and passed out Cape Henry 20thl:
Sailed goth. strs Polaris (Dutch), Skav
(for orders) Fort Gaines (Nor). Port Maria
Port Antonio '(Nor). Norfolk and Newport
News; Catalonia (Sw), Heronsund; Leonita
(Sp), Dunkirk; Millinocket, Port Tampa
Erie (Nor). Dunl<rk; Hagood Port Lobos;
Craigrownie, Boston: Clement Smith. Port
Lobos; Chickasaw. Hamburg and Bremen
Ordunte Mendi (Sp), Havre.
BtIZZARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass
Oct 20-Passed L. tug Socony No 2. with ]
barge. ,.. ,
barges: Kaleen, with 1; Mary Scully, with
8: w S Taylor. with 3; VIM II Moody
with 2. -
Mary McNaly, with 3.
CHARLESTON, SC. Oct 19--Arrived, ST.
Presidente Estrada Cabrera (S1)' Guate'
mala. -, 1,..
Arrived 10th, strs Calramas (Sp), Chile
for Gibraltar; Lenape. JacksonviIle sanc
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By United States Naval Communi.
cation Service.

distance given in miles.l
Achilles 15s s Cape Henry noon goth.
Ardmore i.77o San Francisco noon 10Th.
Argon 102 NE Hatteras noon goth.
Asabeth 500 Ambrose L noon Goth.
bakersfield 90 sSE Cape Cod noon Goth.
Baldhiil lat 80 40 lon go 2S noon goth.
beatrice a s Key West noon 18th.
Bidwell 90 from Cape San Antonio noon 18th
Brandon q w Montauk Point noon 2Oth
Brazos UsSl 90 miles POI deg from Hat
G A Garfield liz Ha.teras noon 10th.
Cape May 1,lo4 from Kobe PM 18th.
Chetopa IL e Cape Henry noon Goth.
Chinamps 100 Sc Nantucket l. noon goth.
City OF Columbus i26 NNE Hatteras noon
cry Of Montgomery $50 Scotland L noon
CITY o. Rome lss sw Gay Head noon goth.
Col r l. Drake 800 r Hilo PM 18th.
Colusa so3 " Honolulu PM 18th.
Coperas SO sw Cape Henry noon 10th.
Srsnenest isS S Savannah noon 10Th:
Cretan 2O6 NE Absecon light noon goth.
ID G stofield 800 S Cape Henlopen noon 10Th.
Dilworth ,JG6 w San Pedro 8 PM 18th.
East Indian 81 r Cape Henry noon 10Th.
Edward l. Doheny 80 w Sand Key noon
ri sislo 2eo sw Hat,eras noon 10Th.
George g Henry 200 n Tortugss noon 10Th.
Gloucester IS sw Fire Island noon goth.
Goree SSW Brigantine Shoals noon 10th.
SSlt Of MeSis so sle Sandy Hook noon go, 2oth
Hagan 6s S Hatteras noon goth.
Harrington 20 Key West noon 18th.
Haslehurst 1877 NE Nantucket L noon
Indiana Harbor 10 sw Ha,teras noon 10th.
Inyineibie Lbs Cape Henry noon IAN.
James otis 5Ge NE Nantucket l. noon
Jean 80 w Key west noon 18th.
Kaweah 80 y Hatterar noon goth.
Kermit lat 80 30, lon 20 ~ noon 10Th.
Lake Bridge 2o2 sw Nantucket L V noon
gOih.
Lake Charlotte 10 e 81 Augustine noon 10Th.
Lake Charlottesville 80 SW Winter Quarter
l. noon goth.
Lake chcian 70 NE Frying Pan noon 10Th.
Lake Dyiner 40 Brunswick noon 10Th.
Lake Fandango 25 from Brenton Reef l. V
noon 2Oth
Lake Fiibert AS San Francisco $ PM
Lake Fillmore 81 Sc Hatteras noon :oth.
Lake Lake IS SE oi HSerss sG noon eh
Lake Harris passed Fenwick Island L V
Lansing sDSh y / $50 w Por. San Luis PM 18Th.
Laramie 472 y Ambrose l. V noon goth.
Maiden 10 WSW Nantucket l. noon goth.
Manoa 1903 w San Francisco Pm 18Th.
Burline lat IS % N, Ion i48 % w PM 18th.
Maracaibo 600 Scotland L Z PM 10th.
Martha Washington ss7 s Scotland L v
Mccroary County 27s sw Hatteras nocn
| 18th 4
Merak 20 II Fire Island e:15 AM 10th.
| Nerwede la 40 "a. lon 90 10 noon 10Th.
Metapan 400 w kingston noon 10th.
i Mohawk $50 Ambrose l. V noon 18th.
/ Monterey $50 M Jupiter noon 10Th.
| Moutogo IS ESE Tortugas neon 18th.
NIopang LAT 35 80. lon 70 80 hoon 20th.
| Munarics PC ENE Key West noon 18th.
| Murindies ! ,63S y Overfaiis noon 18th.
| Munplace 22T Plymouth, Mass. noon goth
Nantucket 80 Sc Cape Henry noon 10th.
| Nesco lot 30 H. lon 62 06 noon goth.
| Neuac 20 SO Ambrose noon goth.
| Norfolk $50 y Ambrose noon 10Th.
| Norma o. SIC South Pass noon 10Th.
| Norman Bridge 80 Jacksonville noon 10th
| Northland OF Los Angeles Pm 10TH
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FOREIGN PORTS.
by NALL


BALIKPAPPAN. Oct 4-Arrived. str Lake
EARBADos. Sept 2e--Arriyed. bark Teri
Bay, NFY Oct 4, str Achilles DAM. Deme-
rara (and sailed for Trinidad) 2tn, SNIP
Cate (Norl. Rio Janeiro land sailed TN Tor
GIasgow (and sailed 9th for Trinidad);
Settler (Br). Martinique land sailed 18th for
rara 'fand sailed for Trinidad) Lake Ledan
Martinique 10th. Lake Singara, san Juan
for Rio Janeiro; 18th, santa Rosalia' , Dew
Buenos Aires via Trinidad for Havana !;
Crosshill (Br). Newport News for Hio ia
1eiro schrs Adam Msskay isr?f b s9rSa
Obj, Yarmouth. MS; 18th. str NJ o croweil
(Br), Halifax. -
Sailed lst' schrs " M F tsrS suS SSr,
nth str Aware (Braz), Rio Janeiro.
BURN, MI, Oct PIN port. schr Mary
V @AaLc tGi "a Oct 1o-sailed. str Lake
CoLoMBO, Oct l4-Arrived. str Aquarius.
h GNse ilHsfi HARBoR, NF. Oct 1o-Arrived
previously, schr Effie May (Br), oporto.
HAVANA. Oct 12-Arrived, aux schr Hunt
gos se sagua; Parthia (Nor. motor; Port
land o. &c. William Sihrs w iB Br Sas 1f'
Sailed 9th. strs Aztec (Nor)., Tampico (;
18th, Reina Maria Cristina (sp). Vera Cruz !;
AtenaS. Kingston, &c, lItne NoN(, Nui atao .
18th, Ashbel. Hamburg; Aloaro uta)'
HONG KONG, Oct 12-Arrived. str Lake
KEELUNG. Oct 11-Sailed. str Elkhorn.
KOBE. Oct 12-sailed. str woonsocket.
MARYsTowN. NF. Oct 1o-In port,/ schr
General Plumer (Br). for Oporto:
MELBOURNE. Oct 9-sailed. schr Thistle
oryEBEC Oct 17--Passed in Point Armour,
str Manchester Division (Br). Manchester
SAIGON. Oct s-Sailed. str Caddopeak.
Hong Kong via Shanghai.
ST JOHNS, Nj, Oct 12--Arrived, schr
SPENCER Lake (Br, new), Halifax via For
tune; 18th, str Sachem (Br). Halifax TOT
Arrived 18th, str volunda (Br). Sydney.
CB: schr Little Princess (Br). Lisbon.
Sailed 18th, schr Florence Swyers tbr)'
North Shore. 80 "a. ,,.,,,..-
town. Hong Kong. ., ,o,h
SAILED 9th, strs Loretta Saiso"' i''''
Salina San Francisco. ~.
.SiNGAPORE Oct 10-Sailed. strs Lake
Gitano Hong Kong; 18th. Eastern Crowh'
Colombo and Rotterdam.
VALPARAISO. Oct 9--Arrived previously
schr Gamble Sydney, NSW. A,
VICTORIA, Be, Oct 14-Arriveo' SUI Az
mirai Sebree, San Francisco; schr Honoipu'
40 W 14s LEW LIE NF. Oct PIN port
YOKOHAMA, Oct 12-Sailed, str Wes'
Himrod San Francisco.
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Danger. to Navigation.

tReported to the photographic Office.l
oct o. lat 40 rs. lon 70 %. life raft
riding high out of water.
u Coast Guard cutter Seneca reports
that on Oct 10 the derelict schr Esther Ann,
laden with plies. was hard aground on Great
Gull Shoal. Md. and dangerous to tows.
oct rs. lat 43 SO. lon 81 a.. schr Nordica
(Br) was abandoned: crew OF six and two
stowaways picked up by str WILLARD.
oct 2, lat Al SO. lon 80 05, a floating mine
with two horns and covered with marine
growth.
100 feet long, bottom up, painted red, show
ing about 10 feet out OF water.
oct o. lat 4s AZ. Ion "a so, a dereiici
vessel. bottom up, and painted white ant
J. 20 an object resembling derelict about
200 feet long, with seas breaking over IL
was sighted; probably the above derelict)
Oct o. lat 30 "a. lon ) 10. an object having
the appearance OF two separated SPAR
standing upright I'm the water.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Delaware, Boston for New York.
Tug Owen J McWilliams. with 8 barges
Cat 3;45 PM).
Bound East.
Schr J Lloyd Hawkridge, New York for
Providence.
schr Helen e Murray. New York for Block
Island.
Motor barge Radium Cat 10 AND.
PM.
Tugs Cheektowaga. with barges Cat 7:1o
AND Narragansett with Cat 5:45 PM
gate. with 8 Cat 8 :0o AND; Nottingham,
with Cat 40 AND Chas A McCaffrey,
with lat 10:45 AND; Nathaniel. with 4
(at 5 PM 19th).
Sailed 20th. schrs Freddie Eaton (from
South Amboy). Nantucket: Harriet c
L Simmons Qrom New York;. Taunton.
Mass.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str La Touraine (Fr), Havre for New York.
Is expected to dock late Thursday or early
Friday.
Str Lapland (Br). Antwerp, &C. for New
York. Is expected to dock Saturday morn
ing.
Str Mauretania (Br). Southampton &c, for
forenoon.
Str Ferdinando Palasciano UtaD, Genoa.
&c, for New York. is expected to dock
Friday forenoon.
Str. Maracaibo. Maracaibo. &c. for New
York, Is expected 10 dock Friday morning.
Str West Wind, Liverpool for Boston, ex-
poets TO arrive at Boston Oct 20
Str Osawatomie. from London, was 740
miles L OF Boston light noon 10th.
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CABLE REPORTS.

ADELAIDE. Oct i7--Arrived. schr Fred J
Wood, Grays Harbor.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct f7-Arrived. strs
Strona (Br), BaltImore Northern Star. Nor
folk.
sailed 18th. str Taransay CBr). Hampton
sailed 10th. str City of Chester CBr), New
York.
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Transatlantic Mails.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER Il.

THURSDAY. OCIOBEi
Europe, Africa and West Asia. Via Plyrn-
orth and Cherhourg; also parcel post mails
Tor Great Britain. ireland. France and otner
countries. str Caronia. AM (sup $3.50 AND;
post maiis for G S,a aaO Asstra ccscho
Siovakia and Switzerland. str Manchuria'
!, Italy III, Via Naples, str Providence. 1880
Norway, Sweden. Denmark. Germany. Ii
thuania, Latvia and Finland. via Christian
sand. ChrIstiania and Copenhagen; also par
Gel post mails for Norway, Sweden and Den.
mark. str United States. II AN (sup 1850
FRIDAY. OCTOBER %.
South Africa. via Cape Town; also parcel
post mails for Union of % South Africa re a;
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia and
Southwest Africa Protectorate. str Eten.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Piyni,.
outh. Boulogne and Rotterdam; also parcel
Poss mails for Great Britain ir Seuw
Amsterdam. AM (sup 1880 AND
SATURDAY. OCTOBER %.
Great Britain. ireland. Belgium. Luxem-
burg. Netherlands, Norway. Sweden, Den
mia, Finland, Persia, South Africa, Madeira
and Cape Verde Islands. via Liverpool: also
parcel post mails for Great Britain ain iEea aM
(sup 0 80 AND.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via South
post malls for Belgium. Luxembourg and
Belgian Congo. str kroonlan6. AM (sup
$50 AND.
France, Roumania Bulgaria. Czecho-Slo-
vakia, Jugo-Slavia. Austria. Hungary, Po-
land. Switzerland. Italy. Dalmatia. Spain.
Greece, Portugal. Turkey, Egypt, British
India. British East Africa. Malta. Gibraltar.
Ceylon and Straits Scttl, nents, via Havre
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries. str. Lafayette, $50 AM (sup $3.50
AMI.
Greece ~. via Patras. str Caiabria, 8
AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Bou-
logne and London. str Panhandle State. 10
AM (sup IL 80 AND.
Germany, via Hamburg; also parcel post
mails Tor Germany, Austrla Czecho.Slo-
vakia and Switzerland. str Katrina Lucken-
bach, IL NJ.
south Africa (.), via Cape Town; also
parcel post mails for Union OF South At
RIGA, Bechuanaland Protectorate, Portuguese
East Africa. Northern and Southern Rhode
STA and South West AfriSa Protectorate, str
Carlow Castle, IL NJ (sup IL 80 PM.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. Oct 2o-The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Instltute, -
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian. 3 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 29I.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY OCT. 20, 1920

Str Georgia, Port Arthur. Tex, Oct IL, to
the Texas Co. with crude oil.
Str Winding Gulf Norfolk. Went to Ro-
binss dry dock, Brooklyn.
Str Drury. philadelphia.
Str Lake Hebago. Boston. Went TO pier
~. North River.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

rail 10 Newport News and thence by str
Francis. PM.
South Brazil CArgentina. Uruguay gnsS. and and
Paraguay ., via Rio Janeiro. Santos anu
Buenos Aires. str Lafcomo. AM
FRIDAY, OCTOBER %.
South Brazil 90. via Rio Janeiro and
Jamaica. via Port Antonio. str Julia,
49, SATURDAY. OCTOBER %.
Grenada. st Vincent. Trinidad. =, Ciudad
Bolivar and Ggian a,S M MA Grenea An.
North Brazil and Iquitos (other parts Oh
Brazil y, str Sallust, $50 AM cs
south Brazil %, via Rio Janeiro, santos
Rio (irande do Sui, Pelotas ana fort Aiesfe'
str Fancras, AM.
Costa Rica. Salvador (printed matter. &e1
Nicaragua except east coastl Amaparra ia d.
Choluteca and prints, &c. Tor NacaoihS, ns,
gucigalpa and Yuscaran (Honduras), Cauce
and Narino departments OF Colombia and
Ecuador CUBA. Canal Zone, Panama. oeher
parts OF Honduras and letter man ror P pa
vador >. via Havana, CristoDai anu
Limon, str Ulua, AM.
Bermuda. via Hamilton. str Fort Victoria.
I 80 AM
Yucatan and Campeche CUBA and other
parrs OF Mexico y via Havana, Progreso'
Vera Cruz and Tampico. str Esperanza'
s 80 AM
Porto Rico. st Thomas and s. croix. via
San Juan, str Ponce. $3.50 AM tsup e'oo
AND.
Canal Zone, Panama. Peru except iqui-
tos). Bolivia and Chile. via Cristobal, Callao,
Moilendo africa, Iquique, Antofagasta and
Valparaiso str Essequibo. PM tsup
PM.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic. via
Turks Island, Monte Christi, Puerto flata'
Sanchez La Romano, San Pedro de Ma
coris, San Domingo City. Aqua and Bara-
bona. str Algonquin. $3.50 AM tsup 10 AND
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows;
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New zealand
via san Francisco. str Ventura. Oct Fl.
Japan, Corea, China and Siberia. Via Sc
attic, str Fushinia Maru. Oct o.
Hawaii via San Francisco. str WNhei'
nina. Oct %.
Alabama Maru, Oct 25.
Hawaii China, Siam. French Indo- China
and Netherlands East Indies. via San Fran
cisco. str China. Oct 70.
Must be specially addressed for this
fParcel post mails and specially addressed
Malls OF the following dates, Melbourne
Sept II. Sydney 18th, Wellington goth ane
Auckland 2fth. which arrived per str Tahiti
were despatched east from Seattle on Oci
10 and are due in New York on the after
| noon OF Thursday. Oct Fl.
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WELLINGTON. Oct s-sailed. str Matatua
(Br), Boston.
WEST HARTLEPooL, Oct 1e-saied. str
Nllemede (Br), Hampton Roads.
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The time given In the above table Is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetfc Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

~ THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship NeaUs Office is IN
the Barge Office Ship Information gven By U.S
Nary Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $3.50.
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Sun rises....... 0 13 Moon rises. I 40 IN
Sun sets....... o on Moon sets. ~ OF AM
TINE OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER Fl.
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AMERICAN lift vans for moving household
furniture between Europe and America and
between cities In tho United States. house to
house without boxing only safe, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN STOn-
AGE a VAN CO.. 10 Broadway. New York.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il.
North Brazil. Iquitos. Maceio. Pernam-
buco, Parahyba. Natal and Cabedello, BY
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MARINE-FOR SALE OR WANTED.
FOR Sale-Suitabe for inland waterways.
100 ~. Freight Steamer.
100 n. House Barge: small Tug II II. 50.
MCINTOSH, Brooklyn Bridge Dock. NewYork,
TEL. Beekman 24O0.
WANTED--Passenger steamer, excursion
type, wood or steel hull, for coast service
capacity for about 200 passengers and 30
tons OF freight; equipment must be In first
class order; send full particulars, price and
terms In first letter; we mean quick busi-
ness Box 2204, Havana, Cuba.
WANTED--Partner with some capital, either
now I'm or familiar with local and Hudson
River marine express and freight. O 1890
Herald, Washington Heights.
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-03-18
EXAMINATION FOR
MILITIA
ACADEMY

The following named candidates
from the intermountain district have
been designated during the past week
Tor the Military Academy entrance
examination that is to be held on the
Srd Tuesday in March (changcd from
The first Tuesday in March, 1920.
with a view to admission in June,
1920:
Idaho Second district, Ralph I.
Glasgow, Twin Falls. Second dis
trict. Frank A. Minus. % alternate.
1908 n. 16th St. Boise.
Wyoming 49, Senator Kendrick;
Robert j. Jones. I'd alternate. Lara
mic.
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LOCAL FARM BUR-
EAU SHOWS
SOME LIFE

AT the Monday night meeting OF
the Logan Farm Bureau Mr.. Owen
Iof the Agricultural College gave an
interesting lecture on the cost OF pro
duction Of farm products.
He said that tho farmer, and in
fact the whole family, worked HARD
and long for low wage but did not
know what his products were really
costing. Business men keep cost ac-
counts and know what profit they
make. These of each Afarm pro-
duct should be known to the farmer
and then he will know which crops
are paying and which are not. This
would aid ind etermining ia reason
able sale price, and also may sug-
gest ways Of cutting the cost of pro-
duction Keeping more efficient AMI
mails and Increasing acre yields arc
methods OF reducing costs. u.
BY keeping better cows Denmark
reduced the cost OF butter in spite OF
the fact that they to ship feed from
other' Countries. If the feed OF a
COW costs more than half of what
she produces there is something
wrong.
Better marketing conditions would
help. II has been shown that the
producer gets about half of the am
cunt paid by the consumer. The far
mer should advertihe, for the public
of this America OF ours will give us
a square leal II we get the facts be-
fore IT,
After the lecture Mr.. Peart led the
discussion. Many interesting and
helpful suggestions were made by diff
ferent members, both on dairying
and beet production.
President Schow announced that
letters had been sent to members
urging support of the bureau sugar
beet contract committee.
Neaxt Monday we will consider ac-
tual methods Of reducing costs anG
increasing profits. All the farmers
of this section are invited to be pres
ent and help solve these problems.
Next Monday March 81, at the
court house at 8 O'Clock. "a
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In and out among the hundreds OF
small islands IN the Sea OF Japan IA lit
tle white ship threads its way on new
or ending cruise Of Christianity. II Is
the Church OF the Fukuin Maru, and IL
carries the gospel message to thou.
sands whe could not be reached In any
other way.
The, ship, like the itinerant preacher
and the circuit rider Of the old days,
makes port in lonely cut of the way
places. Il dispenses y hospitality that
might well be ehvied by American
churches with better advantages. Ma
tiyes fock 10 hear the messages deliv-
cred On Its deck.
The Fukuin Maru Is the only floating
Baptist church In the world, and II Is
regarded by members OF that denomi.
nation as one OF the most unique eff
forts Of the Christian missionary move
ment For years II was commanded hy
Captain Luke Bickel, who recently
died and now the Northern Raptists
nre endeavoring 10 find captain.
preacher who will take his place,
There are 81 churches OF the BAPTIST
faith IN Japan. with total member
ship Of 1851, Plans have already been
outlined, however. for the building Of
II new churches Immediately and later
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1920-03-18
REDS ADVICE
ACTS AS SPUR
Churches and Other Agencies Ex.
tend Work Among New Amer
leans" to Foil BoIsheviki.
TEACH ENGLISH, FIRST AIM.
Foreign language Press Drawback.
| paptists Plan Big Share In
HI Movement.

"fiNe per cent OF the foreign Ian
gnnSe advocates the bullet rather
than the ballot for bringing about
changes that Its following desire. FIJI,
Teen per cent IL Socialist and urges the
t.''!ol as the sufficient method Of
changing -conoMlc ana political condi.
n"i's which It's readers oppose. Fig.
nres given out by the American Assoc
eMii"n "f For-lgn Language Newspa-
pers.
There were 9,VN,,tW0 adult aliens In
me United States In 1915, whose read
ing WAS chiefly foreign language news
papers. Figures In n survey made as
a part OF The New World Movement Of
Northern Bap,isls.
Efforts 10 spread the understanding
OF eur language aud the ability 10 use
H. I" dehne o,Ir social, political and in
dhsirlal ideas and ideals, to urge the
acceptance Of these ideas and Of the
ohi'e" states Us n home aud 10 help
de'elop the Willingness To sacrifice Tor
Americas ideals are being undertaken
To-Day by government and other ageii-
cles In this Big task the Northern
saptist Convention plans to take I'm
increased part.
The need Of vigorous action along
these lines Is perhaps best shown IN
Inc words Of John Reed, BolshevIst
writer and organizer. who In New York
On April 7, 1918. urged the Bolshevists:
Never mind the old men nor the
middle age men. And don't pay attcn-
lion 10 the American citizen. Get tho
Immigrant. Get them ut the Impress
slsnable ages Of sixteen to twenty five.
Vet them all. Organize them and teach
mem a. you organize"
This outspoken advice has stirred
ohurch and government 10 renewed ac-
ufity. The former In Interested that
'his shall be carried out IN keeping
VIA Christian principles. And the
New World Movement OF Northern
bsposts plans to train workers, both
lay ana clerical, for work with certain
races, ~ well as 10 train the rank and
ME Of church members to a better I'M
asrs'anding Of the foreign horn' Men
oi he baptist csnrch. the New world
h"'-menl leaders nrg~, have y Chris.
'"h ap', TO assist In hetler,Lg living
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