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AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Telegraph.l

BOSTON, Mass. Oct 29-Arrived, strs Vim
49, i5riue Gothenburg via Shields: Cal
listo Dutch, Savannah. City OF Rome. do !:
~ IA. pni4aItlpnia: Persian, Baltimore and
Norfolk; North Land, New York; Pawnee.
do; rug Pa0l. towing barge Pequest' Rock
land.
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Elkwater, Hampton
Roads mot from Beverly. as before re-
..,'. - Utoka. cruising: Maiden. Baltimore.
Sailed 10th, str Harvey II Brown, Norfolk,
... An.le a Reuben. Stonington: tugs Con
iicn g. Sandwich. towing barges Chisholm
(from SaleIn) and Tennessee, for Norfolk,
=. IA lerkes, Jr TOW ing barge 10l, Pigeon
Cove James J McNally. Mnlville, towing
argos Calvin and Elizabeth; W II Taylor,
Rockland -
In port 2s,h. schr Natalie Nelson. for st
Vincent and Bravo mot at Beverly, as. be-
fore reported) Wind at Highland Light
..1tb. NV 10 miles; thick fog: smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct 29-.Arrived, strs
Tabora Dutch. Norfolk: Holman Marr
(.ap), Portishead; Triumph: London Via
Philadelphia Alstern (SA). Gothenburg via
Philadelphia. II 4 Rogers. .Tamp!co; Borge-
stad (Nor1. do; Edgemont, New York; Fern
sarth (Br). Barry; Arkansas DAM, Copen-
hagen via Boston and Philadelphia; Calorla,
TamVico: Egypt Maru (Jap), Norfolk;
Quantico. do: Mons (NorD, Shields.
Cleared 2,th stra Culftradc, Port Arthur;
Atlantica C'r), Bordeaux: Redondo, Dun
kirk Pallsades, Glasgow Awensdaw.
Rouen: Point Judith, Cristobal. &c, via Nor
folk and Newport News, Colingsworth.
Rotterdam: Commack, Falmouth 0or
order~) TaNora nlttchl. Rotterdam.
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

From L. s. Naval Communication Service
Str sa-onia (B). Hassock, PLYMOUTH
Cherbourg, &o-Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd
Str Mar e "a atshio CO. Ssp' inc sarA W
Str Lewis Luceenbach, Read. Rotterdam
Luckenbach steamship Co. Inc.
Str Rotterdam Dutch. De Boer, Rotter-
Str Lapland (Tr). Bradshaw Antwerp via
Southampton and Cherbourg-Red Star line.
Str Marengo (Br), Curie. Antwerp-san-
Str La Savoie CFr). Sous. Havre--com-
iagnie Generate Trans atlantique.
Str Canopic (Br). Roberts, Ponta Delgnda,
Gibraltar. &c-whi.e Star line.
Str Ferdinando Pala ciano QtaD. Tasso.
Naples and Genoa-Ita la America.
Str. Apsley OBJ. Davies. Malaga II
Str Hog leland, Hansen. Constantinope
and Sehartopol via NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Steamship Corporation.
SIR Tuscan Prince (Br). ,Suddaby. Yokoha-
ma, Kobe. &c-Furness. Witty & Co.
str Kathlamba C3r). smith, Auckland and
Wellington via Panama Canal-Norton Lily
Str Tremcadow BD. Owen, Auckland
Wellington. &c, Via Panama canai-Norton'
Str Port Lyttleton OBJ. Renant, Fireman.
tie. Adelaide, &c-Funch. Edge 4, Co.
Str Glenncvls (Br). Higgins. Montevi co,
Buenos Aires and Santa Fe-Furness, why
str Martha Warrington, Cross, Monte
yideo. Rio Janeiro. &c-Munson Steamship
line.
str vauban CBr). Byrne, Rio Janeiro. Mon
tevideo and Buenos Aires-Isamport Holt.
Str American Star, Smith, Rio Janeirc
and Buenos Aires via BarbndOs--P Klepye
& Co.
Str San Juan. Barbour, san Juan. Guoni.
ca. &c-New York and Porto Rico Steam hif
Co.
Str ottar Cor). Olsen. Porto Colombo
and CaItagena via Cristobal-Caribbear
Steamship Co.
Str Nora. Berg. Port Lobos--w Il Grace
& Co.
Str Toloa CBr). Grant, Havana. Cristoba-
and Port Limon-Uni,ed Fruit Co.
Str Javary, PoindeXter. Monte Christi
Porto Plata. &c-Columbus Shipping Co.
Str Sagua, Pert, Belize. Porto Barrios
&c-Cni;ed Fruit Co.
Str Clio. Strand Matanzas, Sagua, &c
State Steamship Corporation.
Str Grove (Nor). Knudsen. Santiago. Gu
racao, &c--Carlbbean Steamship Co, Lid.
Str Kokomo, Triton. Brunswics-Sea
board ard Gulf Steamship Co.
Str City of Savannah. Borum, Savan ah-
Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Arapahoe, DeverC aux. Cha rleston and
Jacksonvillc-Clyde Steamship G
Str Lake Butler. Bryant, Norfolh--Unitst
Fruit Co.
str Lake F1attery. Kronsholm. Norfolk
United Fruit Co
Str Radnor Franrl,c. Baltlmore--Bnrbe
Steamship lines, Inc
Str West Islay, iIangcpn. Philadelphia
Green star Steamshp Corporation.
Str Delaware, Holden, Boston-Easteri
Steamship Corporation.
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MONTENEGRO. Oct 2e-Arriyed. str Quit
tieas. Mobile Via Rio Janeiro.
MONTREAL. Oct 2S-Arrived. str Lyngen-
Sailed 2sth, stTs Istina Qtap. Gibraltar;
! MEaRAS RAY. Oct as--Arr~ed. str Lake
NAPLES, Oct ,2s--sailed. str San Gennaro
GtaD. New York.
,PAiTRAs. Oct, 1s-Arrived. str Columbia
PERRIN. Oct 2s-Arrived. str City of Ma.
MIA P{ sMEei NV o 6efk es-Arrvea str vale
PORT SAID, Oct 2e-Arrived. str st An
drsws @ New York d for b So aSr,
Montreal for India; Algie, New York toi
(Nor), from Santos for New York (24.oot
Arrived Goth. strs Nantahala. New York;
ROTTERDAM. oct 2e-Arrived strs Hans
wilhelm Heinsoth (Br). Baltimore; August
(Nor), Norfolk.
Sailed 26th. str : Jrt Melbourne (BO. New
York.
Sailed 26th, strs watonwan. New York
RoUEN, Oct 2S-saiied. str hartford. sa-
sr NAzAIRF, Oct 2s-Arrived. str Igotz
SAAIARANCi, oct 25-Arriyed. str Sumatra
Maru Gap). New Orleans via Panama and
SANTOS, Oct 27--Arriyed, str siddons
(Br). New York for MoHtevideo.
Sailed Goth. strs Rotarian, San Pedro sar
Francisco, Seattle and Tacoma 12.2o0 bags
coffee): 9th. Tocantins (Braz). New Or
leans and New York al 800 bags coffee).
SHANGHAI. Oct DISABLED. str Genoa
Maru (Jap), New York.
Sailed gath. str EIdena. New York.
SHIELDS. Oct 2T-Sailed. strs New Eng
land (Br), Hampton Roads: Lake Forney.
Boston.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 2s--Arrived. str
Lady Ashley (Br). New Orleans.
Sailed 2Gth. str Ctrelcaldy, (Br), Newport
News.
SYDNEY. cB, Oct 27-saled. str Lake
Washburn, Murray Bay.
THAMESHAVEN, Oct 25--Arriyed. str lro-
quois (Br), Philadelphia.
TRIESTE, Oct 2f-Saied. str Belvedere
QtaD, New York.
INCA, Sweden. Oct 21--Arrved. str Mi
randa (Sw), New York via Baltimore for
VALENCIA, Oct 25--Arrived. str Harperley
(Br), Galveston via Havana.
VALPARAISO. Oct 23--Saiied, str Renaico
(ChiD. New York.
VICTORIA, Be, Oct 2S--Arrived. str Tyn-
dareus (Br), Yokohama for Seattle.
Sailed 2Sth. str Margaret Coughiin (Br,
United Kingdom.
WEI.LiNGToN. NJ. Oct 22-Arrived. strs
Surrey (Br). New York; 25th. West Hol-
brook. Everett.
YOKOHAMA, Oct 22--Sailed. str Nile (Br).
from San Francisco via Honolulu for Hong
Kong.
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ARRIVED.

Str Celtic CB). Liverpool Oct 20 and
Queenstown 2lst. 10 the White star Inc
with a4O first. 400 second cabin, 1870 steer
age passengers. mails and mdse. Went TO
per 20, North River
Ctr Aquitania tBD, Southampton snd
Ckerbourg~ Oct &c. 20 the Curard steamship
Co with passengers malls and mdse
Str britannia q'r), Narcotics Oct o AZ
meria I'm. Lisbon 14th, Ponta Delgaaa
c7fh TO james w Elweu q Co. with Is
first. 10 second cabin. 1lS steerage passen-
gers and mdsc. Was towed here from
Str chicomico, London ort IL. 20 the nar-
brr Steamship Co, with mdse. Went to View
York Dock Co.'S pier %. Brooklyn.
ctr Rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam Oct 10,
Bouiogne 20th and Plymouth 2lst. 20 the
Holland America line. With passengers and
mdse.
Str Sylvia Victoria tBr). barcelona Sept
a.. Valencia 10th, Gibraltar Oct and Bcr-
Corporation. with indse.
Str Neponset. Buenos Aires Sept %. Rio
Janeiro OFT ard Boston 18th. 70 the Elder
pier ?, Erie " II. jersey CITY.
Str 1Turon santo Domingo oct 90. Ma
cDris 2ist. Sanchez 22d and Porto ria 22d.
~ the clyde Steamship CO. WITH 81 passcn-
rera, malls and rndse Went 10 pier 81.
North River
Str Catherine. San Domingo City oct Il
ana Porto Pfata 23d. 20 Che Bull .fngular
nnc IN ballast. Went 20 New York Dock
: Co.'S pier y. Brooklyn.
~ str Achilles Dutch. Demerara oct l.
Ilarbados fth. Trinidad 9Th. Curacao 18Th,
JefcmIa 18th and 81 Mare 10Th, 60 Fuuch,
Edge n Co. with passengers and mdse.
STR ri Dia, Galveston Oct 80 70 the South
ern Paciflc co. with mdse. Went 70 r'ar
10, North River.
Str ri Almirante New Orleans Oct %
10 Tie Southern Pacific co. with rndqe.
Str Arapahoe. Jacksonville and Charleston
10 the Clyde Steamship Co, With passenger
nnd md n Want 10 pigG ~, North River.
atr CITY Of savaunaW savannah, 90 tho
Ocean Steamship Co, with pag'engers and
tnGsc. Went 90 pier 3d. North River.
@tr Lake Frances, Norfolk. 10 the Rich
tnoud and New York Sieamsnip Co. Will
i1dae. Went 70 pier &C. East River.
SER tn~aido I OtaD, Philadelphia oct ~
20 Nj fDonnell & Truda with nidse IN transit
SIR Mcvanin. Port Bobos Oct 20. to Walker
palv. with crude oil.
mr. Katherine Park. Philadelphia.
II battle ship Tennessee, Hampton
Roads.
~ 4 battle ships Florida. Utah. rcnnsyi-
vnnia. Arlzonaf Oklahoma and Nevada, from
Southern drfll grounds.
III etrs Dickcreon, Leary. Schcnck, Her
bert. f,obolink and Hatfield. from Southern
tinted states fuel ship sapcio. Brcrt. q
We United states navy. Went to foot OF
VI street, Brooklyn.
Alcsna lfiaD. which arrived 26th from
~. " consigned q the Commodities
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SAILED.

Strs Port Lyttleton CBr). Fremantlo;
Guiana (3r). 81 Thomas. &c: San Juan. San
Juan: Rotterdam Dutch, Tank, Rotterdam;
Nora. Port Lobos. vladimir Sawin tDan)
Havana; Clio. Matanzas; Kokomo. Bruns-
wick: Eastern Moon, Rotterdam. Lake But
Ter. Norfolk: Stavangerfjord (Nor). Bergen
Themlstocles tGreek). Piraeus. Maa~land
'Dutch). Amsterdam: Bayonne (motor)
Philadelphia ia on Rouge. Galveston.
STR Javary, Puerta Plata.
The corrected reading Of the barometer
(redured to sea leveD Mt New York on
Friday. oct 90. 1920, AT AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty nine and seveuty-eight hundredths
(2g.1S) inches. This closely approximate
rcvea hundred aud fifty-six and four-tenthg
(7J6 millimetres. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In or near the ports Of New York
and' Brooklyn can advantagcously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. SW. - miles
cloudy; rough sea. At City Island at sun
set. NV, fresh breeze; ciopdy light sea.
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Transatlantic Mails.


H Netherlands and Germany. via Rotterdam;
411o parcel post malls for Mediterranean, sti
4ewis Luckenbach. AM.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Plyrn-
44xonia. AM (sup $3.50 AND.
tGreat Britain, Ireland. Belgium and Lux
aruburg (other countries y. via Cnerhours
outh. Cherbourg and Hamburg email -, ST.
Southampton ami Antwerp; also parcel post
rails for Great Britain, Ireland, Belgium
TILES. str Lapland. AM (sup $3.50 AND.
Italy ID, va Naples and Genoa. str +
E1lasciano, $3.50 AM.
France, Norway, Sweden. Denmark, Lithu-
Mnia. Latvia. Esthonia, Finland, Rounanta
Bulgaria, Czecho- Slovakia. Jugo-S layia,
AUSTRIA, Hungary. Poland. Swiszerland
Italy, Dalmaua. SPAIN, Greece Portugal,
Nfrica, Malta, Ceylon. Cape Verde Islands,
persia and Straits Settlements via Havre
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str La Savoie. $50 AM (sup 3. 30
AMI.
Azores Islands and Gibraltar Gtaly y,
vja Ponta Delgada Gibraltar and Naples
Also parcel post mails for Azores and Glib
Italy %. via Naples and Genoa. str Re
Germany 81, via Hamburg; also parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria, Czecho-
Slovakla. Hungary and Switzerland. str
American, PM.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ..
Europe. Africa and West Asia Except
Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Germany. Lithu-
mia. Latvia. Finland. South Africa and
SMadeira), via Cherbourg and Southampton
lalso parcel post mails for Great Britain
Z; Jreland, France and other countries, str
iAquitania, L. NJ (sup 80 PAD.
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NOTICE no MARINERS.

BOSTON. Oct 2S-Capt r IL Allen of str
Calvin Austin, from New York. reports that
Rocky Point light No and No 81 gas buoy
at the Buzzards Ray approach TO the, Cape
Cod Canal. were both extinguished when he
passed them.
Officials OF the Lighthouse Bureau who
have been Investigating. the striking OF the
bottoEa O. ctr Corsilan a, few weeks ago In
Pollock Rip Slue, Nantucket Sound entrance,
have come to the conclusion that the acct-
dent was caused by a, shifting Of sand In the
locality The. steamer which was drawing
20 feet, has been running the slue regularly
point where the vessel struck bottom was
37s miles from Monomoy Point light. near
the three buOVs
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Transpaciic Mails.

Close at New York at PM as follows:
Philippine Isands, via San Francisco. str
Santa Cruz, Oct so.
Hawaii Japan, Korea, China, Siberia,
Siam, French Indochina and Netherlands
East Indies, via San Francisco, str Korea
Maru, Oct 81.
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands. via
San Francisco, y A T Thomas; Oct 81.
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands and spe-
cially addressed mall for New Zealand and
Australia via San Francisco, str Mariana.
Nov e.
Hawaii FIJI Islands. New Zealand and
Australia via Vancouver and Victoria, DC.
str Niagara, Nov 10.
Japan Corea, China. Siberia. Slam.
French Indo- China, Netherlands East indies
and Philippine Islands. via Vancouver and
Victoria, &c, str Empress OF Russia. NOV
IS.
.Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
fParcei post mails and specially addressed
CORES pondence.
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DANGERS. to Navigation.

IIIeDutIeul 20 lHt II5UTVsF"pIIIU OItIV"'I
Oct -, lat so -. lon ~ ~. part OF
wooden deck. about so feet long and 20 feet
wide with one end rounded Ike a steamers
quarter
Oct 20, lat 80 81, lon II ~. what was APP
parently the top OF a deckhouse. about 80
feet long, painted gray.
Oct 10. lat 10 Is, Ion 40 80. an iceberg.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK oct 29-The time bail above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Seamen's Church Institute, -
aotith street dropped to-day at exact noon.
18TH meridian. 5 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Amy one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 29d.
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TUEspAY. NOvEMBER ..
Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
sATuRpAY. ooTopER so

Guatemala Salvador letter mail only
British Honduras and Honduras, except
Amapala City. Chouteca. departments of
Colon and Atlantida and prints. &c. for Ma
caome, Tegucigapa and Yuscaran. via
Belize, Puerto Barrios. Trujillo, Tela and
Puerto Cortez. str Sagua I 80 AN.
Cuba ("). via Havana. str Moro Castle,
$3.50 AM.
Costa RIGA CUBA. Canal Zone and Pana-
ma ., via Havana, Cristobal and Port
T.ffrpn. str Toloa, AM
AFsfntina, Uruguay and Paraguay. VIA
hfon fideo and Buenos Aires, str Glennevis,
Supsh Brazil. Argentina, Uruguay and
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Almanac for New York October 80
DUE OCTOBER 50.

sun rises. 20 Moon rises. 40 PM
sun sets.... 4 80 Moon sets. 81 AM
TIME OF HIGH WATER OCTOBER 80.
Sandy Hook. ......... is AM ~ fNl
Governors Island. .... - AM 10 Or PM
14en Gate (Astora) IL 10 AM II 40 PM
The time given IN the above table H. East
crn standard time. and ~ furnished w The
Emitted States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin, Boston for New iork S
70 the Eastern Steamship Corporation. with
passengers and mdse. ,,
Str Lake Alvada, Progreso via, plymouth,
Mass, fer New York, to the Munson steam
rhip line. in balla~t. -
schr Abbie Walker. ST George. NIB, for
New York. 49,.
Tug Security. with barge cat 1920 AND.
Bound East.
schr Joseph Murray. New York for Green
port.
Tugs Chas A Kennedy, with motor barge
Choctaw Cat T:55 AND; Socony 70, with ]
barge Cat 9:45 AND; Valley Forge, with 8
at % PM).
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neauss Office is In
the Barge Office Ship Information given By U. S.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Bulletin. Telephone
Bowling Green $500.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


Shipping and Trading Corporation (not a
before reported).
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FOR sale-sutabie for inland waterways.
1870 ~. Freight Steamer,
100 II. House Barge; small Tug. ~ In. 81
MCINTOSH, Brooklyn Bridge Dock. New
York. Tel. Hickman 200.
ron charter, two fret class steam lighters
a ii7l Herald, Fulton II.
VvANTED--Two masted auxiliary schooner.
least ton holster. V 80 Herald. $50 B'way
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STEAMSHIPS EXCURSIONS and tours.
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mAR,NE-roR SALE or WANTED.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
SAYS BUSINESS
women ARE anti
Miss Beck Sees Reason Why
Suffrage Should Not
Be Extended
ASK PROTECTION
OF MALE SEX

What the business woman thinks
>ebout the question OF voting, is the
subject OF a letter that Miss B. C,
Beck. one OF the best known and most
successful professional women OF this
city. has written to the Senator in her
district. Miss Beck has some ideas on
the question. which seem so good TO
the opponents OF suffrage that her let
ter. It Is said, viii be used by them in
states that have not. decided for or
against suffrage. A copy OF the letter
follows:
Dear Sir: As one OF your constitu-
ents(I write 10 ask that you vote
against the suffrage amendment
There is large class OF women
,snd they are in the majority else the
suffrsgsts would put this thing up TO
them to be settled) who not only do
not wish TO enter the leld OF politics.
but who protest heart and soul against
being thrust into this turmoil and
contention and the inevitable bitter
ness Il engenders.
"Suffragsts say. Women who do
not want the vote do not have 10 use
it Give u TO us women who do want
It. To satisfy these women are we TO
be faced with the deplorable spectacle
OF every woman being looked upon by
every politician as vote open to
manipulation or amenable TO the whip?
Already we have to listen 10 cheap
complaints and flattery that are an In
suit 10 every woman Of intelligence.
We want you men to protect us from
this lowering OF the standard Of our
womanhood It is no light thing that
threatens the integrity OF our Nation.
II men wish 10 keep anything unsullled
and above reproach they invariably
say, Keep it.out OF politics. Churches
schools. hospitals. our army. our navy,
for Instance What about our women7
Shall we not be accorded the same con-
slderatlon?
I'VE want 70 do things like women.
not like men, We did not go into the
trenches with you men. The war
would not have been won II we had We
were back OF the trenches binding
wounds and stralning every nerve 10
supply you with food and ammunition.
The same principle holds good In the
battle Of politics II there Is 10 be
serenity and peace anywhere in The
world TO refresh men. some part OF the
human family has got 10 keep out Of
the battle line. And that is women's
business.
"Suffrssists tel you the vote is due
them because you men owe so much
70 women From cradle up you are
under their infuence-and rightly so.
But II you have fallen down on your
Job Of running the government. as suf-
freeists claim you have. the downfall
Is qu r. up TO the women. They have
fallen down ,on their big lob OF pro-
ducing men who can run the govern
ment. There are bigger things than
the vote and women Of vision see them.
We are willing to forego the exercise
OF Mere. personal right II It is for
The greater good Of the nation, and we
believe It Is. We are unwilling to add
20 the bad feeling and unrest now in
the world and look to you men TO keep
the women out Of politics. again ask
YOU to vote against this amendment.
Respectfully yours,
"lMISS) B. C. BECK"
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
ST0TESBURY QUITS
PHILA. ORCHESTRA

PHILADELPHIA, April BE. r.
stob sbury, the banker has severed all
connections with the Philadelphia Or
chestra. because he refuses 10 cit on
any board OF which Cyrus II. X Cur
Us. the magazine and newspaper pub
Usher, Is member.
Mr.. stoicsbury, who subscribed 500
900 10 the 81 10000 endowment fund
was the vice-president OF the orches-
ira and also a member OF ths execu-
tive committee and the board OF d.
rectors.
In rendering his resignation, which
was received about month ago, Mr..
Siotesbury explained to Alexander Van
RENSSELAER,, president OF the Orchestra
Association. that he did so because he
folt he could be associated In no OIL
cial manner with Mr.. Curtis.
The Stotesbury-Curtis feud dates
back TO some months ago. when
writer on a Curtis newspaper asserted
In a public speech tn a "sinister In
nuence' was holding back the develop
menl OF the port OF Philadelphia. lie
continued that n was the influence OF
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
NEWARK 'Y' WANTS
NEW SECRETARY
specIal 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
NEWARK, Del. April 9.-At meeting
OF the Y. NJ. C. A. directors last evening
the resignation OF General Secretary
Beebout was accepted, with expressions
OF regret and a special committee was
appointed 10 employ a new general
secretary, 10 assume his duties when
Mr.. Beebout leaves on May 81.
Following a conference with Major
&c. A Short. commander OF the local
Loyal Legion, Il was decided, by unani-
nous vote, TO set apart one OF the
large rooms In the Armory Building
for quarters for the legion, and also to
give the members OF the legion fufi
house privileges on their legion mem
bership cards, until the end OF the rs
cal year in October Also, by unanimous
vote, the commander OF the legion was
made, ex-offlcio. member OF the board
OF trustees under the plan for the Joint
occupation Of the building.
A committee was appointed for the
purpose OF nominating five Y. NJ. G. A.
directors TO be voted for al the ap-
preaching annual election OF the asso-
citation.
The athletic committee was directed
to cooperate with General Secretary
Beebout TO organize Y. M. C. A. base
ball club.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
BAPTIST LEAGUE BANouEr.

Preparations are being completed
today for a banquet and entertainment
by the Mems League OF the Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church. next Monday
night. Forty persons are expected to
attend and music win be furnished
by an orchestra composed Of members.
The Invocation will be delivered by
the Rev. Joseph Y. Irwin. pastor OF the
church; William Wallace will give
vocal solo, and Aubrey Hope. violin
solo.
Lieutenant W. T. Turner VIII deliver
an address on Jeanne d. Arc" NJ.
Turner. who Is president OF the league,
VIII give an. account OF his expert
ences overseas with the Fifty-nInih
Pioneers. Benedictlon win be pro-
nounced by the league chaplain, II. A.
Brown.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09

REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.
Evening journal., 1920-04-09
HAIL SPLITS PLANE PROPELLER

CAPE MAY. April 9.LCoast patrol
plane, No. 69ii, with Captain Hsrry NJ
Smith as pilot and Sergeant Byron,
mechanician. Of the Fifth Aero Squad
ron. left Langley Field, Virginia. this
morning for Mitchell Field, L. l.
Crossing Delaware Bay they flew into
a severe hail and snowstorm at an
altitude OF 5000 feet. Losing their way.
they yolplaned TO 200 feet and then dis
covered the hail had split the pro-
peller.
In landing at Cape May Point, Ser
geant Byron was cut on the face.
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PAYS RECORD PRICE
FOR HIGH BRED HOG

vLLIscA, Iowa. April "a thor
oushbred Poland China hos. which
Williams Brothers bought for e2os, was
sold to w. II. Ellsworth OF ooldneld
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q. r. 8. CARD PARTY.

Radiant Chapter No. 6, Order OF the
Eastern Star will give progressive
card party on Thursday evening. April
%, In the duBarry room Of Hotel du-
Pont.
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rnsnclcr that had throbtled . plan
TO build some drydooks hsrs.