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weston. has been towed into cien:uegos with
machinery disabled.

weston. has been toved into Cten.uegos with
machinery disabled.
MONTREAL. Sept i4--str Beler5y tBr) !,
henca for Bremen, went aground yesterday
nor.iiag on lie Ronds and was iloatei at .
PM yesterday and towed 10 Windmill Point: :
vcssci apparently undamaged: VIII be sur
yeyed to-day.
i5th-The Canadian Pacific str EHpress
OF Britain VIII make two winter cruises 10
the Caribbean Sea. Ian .! and Feb "a, 1922.
visiting the principal ports OF the spanish
Main The Empress win carry no cargo.
NORFOLK. Va. Sept i5-Fishlng str
Chesapeake arrived here yesterday with
bnpken propeller wheel
Motor boat Williams Shlott struck an OBJ
structson IN Chesapeake Bay on Wednesday
and sank.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept i5-schr
Lotus was burned last night ia the Pacific
Ocean off Ventura county, Gal. her crew
vas picked up.
SEATTLE. Wash. Sept i3-The sale OF
four masted achr Betsy Ross. said 10 have
oost Sioo,oo0 % build, for 5000 yesterday
may be set aside by the United States Court
In favor Of bid Of $1,000 offered the
United States Marshal this moyning. Yos-
terday's sale was not confirmed. Vessel hos
lihcls pending for seamen's wages and sup
plies aggregat!ng s45 600.
SANDY HOOK, NJ, Sep. l5-steamboat
Albertina stopped Off West Bank light at
ii :45 AM; probably has engine trouble.
Stea faboat Pocahpntas stopped with engine
trouble two miles above Old Orchard light
at 1e:is PM, but later proceeded.
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SAILED.

strs River Arsxes (Br), Alexandria: Nor
tonlan SErl. Liverpool: Princess Matoika.
Bremen: Arapahoe, Charleston aud Jackson
Nile: Edear y LuckenSach. Philadelphia. .
Sntk (Nor), Montevideo. Mount Clay. Ham
burg: Toba Maru tJap). Yokohama Via sa-
yaEnsn; Caroline Maru tJapl. do via New
Orleans; oscar IL lDanl, Christianie and
Copenhagen, Montserrgt tSpl. Havana and
vera Cruz; Tyr;fjord tNorl. Bergen: Parma
cBr1, Demerara; jefferson, Norfolk: sibo-
rort spain; vos.ris tBr,. RIO Janeiro
Mortev!doo aad Buenca hirec: City Of st
Louis. Savannah; kumeric tBrl, Newport
strs L J I.uckenbaeh, San Francisco; King
Alexander tBrt, Napies.
Bark tinada horce tSp), Las Palnlas.
Toe Jupiter. towing 4 barses (passed out
QvataLtino 4 :05 PM,
Sailed 18th, sir Lake Fife, C!enfuegos and
MsHznnillo.
Tho corrected reading os the barometer
(reduced 10 sea lcycD at New YORK on
Thursday, Sept IT, lp2i. at ! AN, as re-
ported by the United states Weather Bureau.
was thirty ond six handrcdths t3005l inches:
THIS closely npproxlinates scven hundrcd and
slyty.fhrcc and fivc-teath1 1880 milli-
meters. Captains OF ell vessels now lying In
or near the ports ol New YORK and Brooklyn
can advan'syeously use the above OFFICIAL
data lor observing whether their own ba-
romc.era require any considerable correction
or adjustment.
emooth sea.
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san Domingo city. str DOROTHY. $3.50

and san Domingo City. str DOROTHY. $3.50
bermuda and Guiana. via Hamilton, str
Costa Rica Canal Zone, except letter
maiD. panama. except letter maib, saliva
dor (prints. &cl. Nicaragua texcept East
oeas s.y Tsolsissa Tssassapa ase as
Yusoaranl in Honduras. Cauea and Narno
departments OF Colombia. Ecuador. Peru
Except Iquitos), Bolivia and Chile CUBA,
Salvador -, Via Havana. Crlstobal and Port
Limon str PAsTOREs, Z AN t.
Jamaica and Honduras Except Amapaia
City. choiuteca. Departments Of celon snd
Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran), Via Santiago,
Kingston. Puerto Barrlos, Puerto cortes,
TrnSiIio and TsIs S,s,, ,cpoa' Guatemala ara
RSsaEiSSi SsxfIsaS@19a 80 aa 2' VIA St Johns. ctr
: sgsq { gsa !, e. Myia Havana. str MoRRo
Yueatan and campeche tothcr parts of
Mexico ,, via Progreso. Vera Cruz and
Tampico; also parcel post mails for the
Mexican States Of campeche. Chiapas, Guer-
Str DANEHOLM. s: 80 AN.
Curacao and Venesuela. also specially ad-
dressed correspondence for Porto Rico. via
caibo, str zuLIA, $50 AN tsup $3.50 AN u:
Porto Rico. Via san Juan. ctr san
LORENZO tsea post). $50 AN (sup $3.50
s. Thomas. St czalx, 8, Kits. Nevis.
Montserrat, Gnadeloupe, Dominica. MART
nique. ST Lucia, barbados and Guiana; via
Guadeloupe, Dominica, Martinique, st Lucia
and Barbados. str PULWICo, $3.50 AM.
South Brazil; Argentina. uraguay and
Buenos Aires. str AMERICAN LEGION.
80 PM +.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy MALL

HALIFAX. Sept 12-Arrivsd, schr Review
(E-) Bonne Bay.
Sailed 18th, strs y Ascfe, Texas Cityi
v.ctoiie (Br), Baton Rouge scnr MoWesn
(Bry. Ponce.
JAMAICA. Sep, lo-saiied. str Nevis
(Nor), HALIFAX.
(Frl, Quebec.
QUEBEC, Sept l3-Arriyed. str Manchester
Corporation (Br). Manchester.
Sailed 18Th, str J A Mckee (Br). Sydney.
Passed IN Fame Point 1871. str Tiber:or
Obj, Genoa for Montreal.
81 JOHN, NIB, Sept i2-Arr!ved, sch,
Cape glomiGon (Br), Perth AUiboy
SYDNEY, CB, Sept 1i--Arriyed str West
ern Plains, Hamburg for Montreal iand
proceeded l3tlD.
TAMpICo. Sept T--salled. strs Q white
Boston; l4th, George @ Henry. do.
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Dangers to Navigation.

tReported to the HydrographIc Oftice.l
Sept Q. lat 10 20. lon 70 II. life buoy
with red bands.
Sept ). lat 3s oo 30. lon II IS 80, an OBJ
struction consisting OF two barrels sur
mouated By a pole with blue and white
etripes and on top % which we're two square
frames covered with gauze.
Sept 10. lat 2i 25. lon "a ~. a small
square hatch conibing. with part Of deck
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AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Tele9raph.J

ABERDEEN, Wash Sept i4-Sai!ed, str
iauitos fPerul, Sydney. NSW.
ASTORIA, o, Sept I4-Arrived, strs Oot-
marsuni tDutch). Greenoc.: MonSoltan
Prince fBrj, Norfolk.
sailed i4tn. str Heiyan Maru Jap). United
Kingdom.
DdsToN, Mass, Sept is-Arrved, schrs
James !. Maioy. Portland Samuel Hart
Apple River, Ms Ca.ter for New Bedford1.
Arrived i5th str Anoico, Aguirre, PR
Arrived i5tl., str- AsHilake, Teconate
City of HaakoH tBr). Calcutta. DC; Fax
Ling (Br), Batavia. &C: Prince Arthur lBrl /,
Yarmouth North Land. New York; Ethel
wynne McFadden CBr). Eiizaeethport fos
Sackviie. NIB tand cleared, tugs Gsttys-
burg, Philadelphia. towing barses Richard
son and Bast. for Newburyport, aad oiey,
for Portland; Neptune, Wings Neck; Pru-
dence Portland; Saturn, Gloucester, towing
trawlers Walrus and Sea: z l. Ptlisbury,
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWENTY
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Transatlantic Mails.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 1c.

Denmark. Esthonia and Finland 90, via
Copenhagen. Reval and Eels.ngfors; also
parcel post mails for Denmark and Finland.
str MONANA, 2:30 PM.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Piynl-
outh, Cherbourg and Antwerp mail .. also
parcel post mails for Great Britain, Ireland
France, Belgium, Luxembourg, Belgian Congo
and other countries, str kROONLAND. Z
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Plym-
outh and Hamburg (mail - also parcel
POST mails for Germany, Austria. Czecho-
sioNakia, HunFary and Switzerland, str
sA&oNIA. S AN (sup $3.50 AM -.
Great Britain. Ireland, Belgium, Luxern-
burg, Netherlands. Norway, Sweden. Dem
mark. Germany, Lithuania, Latv.a, Esthonia,
Finland, Persia, South Africa. Madeira aid
Cape Verde Islands, via Plymouth (othrr
countries >; also parcel post mails for
Netherlands. str NIEUW AMSTERDAM. S
Al (sup 0 80 AM ID.
France. Rupsnia, BULGARIA. czaeho-slo-
yakia. Jugo-slavia. Austria, Hungary.
Poland. Switzerland, Italy,, spain. ,ireece.
British India. kenya and Uganda. Malta.
Settlements, via Havrc tother countries . :
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str LA ToURAINE. IL 80 AM
tsup 1890 PM -.
South Africa ca. via Cape Town; also
Larcel post mails sor Union OF South Africa.
Bschuanaland Protcctorate, Portuguese East
Africa, Northern and Southern Rhodesia
and Southwest Africa Protectorate, str
CLAN RASAI,D 10 NJ
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

CANoPIC (Br). from Azores 18th for Boston
and New York,
EBRO (Br). from Caliao 18th for New York
LAFAYETTE tFrl, from Hayre i4th for
New York.
NAKUIiA (Br). from Auckland 18Th for
Vancouver.
RoCHAMsEAU PD, from Havre 10Th for
New York.
sGsANDINAvIAN (Br). from Antwerp for
Montreal.
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CLOSING OF MAILS

mas VIII Indicated the General lS o @
America
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Crudoll. New London for New York.
TO the Pln-Amercan Petroleum and Trans
port Co.
Str Rosaiind fBr). ST Johns, NE. and Hall
fax, Ms, for New York, 10 Bowring Co.
with passengers and mdse.
. Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York.
Schr Lavolta st John via New Rochelle
for New York, 10 Gilmartin & Co.
schr Alfarata (BD. Stamford for New
York.
AM); Hoaeybrook with 3 Get $40 AND !,
Socony I, with I tat s:I5 AND; Buliey, with
6 lat 4:2D PM,
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"a Mails for South and Central Amer
ica, West Indies, &c.
=. ERynAy SrpTENU,rR 1c

Cape Hayti. Port de Paix and parcel post
mails for Dutch Guiata (Curacac. Vene-
: 9ueia, Trinidad, Guiana and other parts OF
!, Ifayti y. via Cape Hayti. Port au Prince
7 AUX Cages, Curacao. Puerto Cabello. La
u guasra, Curnana. Carupano, Trinidad
GEORGETOWN and ParamariDo, str DER
> NllDERLANDEN, 10 AN.
Hayti except Cape Hayti and Port de
Paix) Canal Zone. Panarsa. Salvador
tpriats, &cl, Nicaragua Except East COAST !.
Amapaa. City. Choluteca (also prints, &c.
for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran). IN
honduras. Cauca and Narno departments of
Colombia. Ecuador, Peru Except Iqcitos),
Bolivia and Chile tother parts of Honduras
and letter mail for Salvador ., Via Port au
Prince and clistobal, str GEN G w GCE-
TIiALs tsea rost). 80 Pm (sup 80
PM ~.
Brazil ~. yia Ceara. Macelo. Bahia. Vie
toria, Rio Janeiro Santos sac Francisco do
Sui. Rio Grande 90 Sui Pelotas and Porto
Allegro. str HUBERT. AM.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER IL.
Dominican Republic, Via Puerto Plata,
Sanchez. La Rename. San Pedro de Macoris
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

MARu. OF Yokohama iith.
CENTENNIAL STATE, at Plymouth 18th.
HAWkEYE STATE, at Shanghai l.th.
ITALIA tBr), at t'iume 18th.
MADONNA (Fr), at Gibraltar 18th.
MOUNT CLINTON, at Hamburg 18th.
VAUBAN (Br). at Buenos Aires iith.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Punta Delgada Light Cast Coast OF
Mexico-The master of American. ctr Y,lca-
tan reports that on Aug 80. 1921. Punta
Delgada light, In approximately lat 10 81 n.
lon e6 IS w, was found lighted and showing
an irregular flash at intervals Of about 9
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SAIL SATURDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, THURSDAY, SEPT. Is, 1921

III.
selr Ayeiro tPorD. LISBON Aug 8. to
master, with salt.
Schr Erina L Pendle,oa. Jacksonville lila.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, Sept lJ--Tho time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the SeaUen's Church Institute, 70
South atrcst, dropped to-day al exact noon.
10Th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. Nj. sep, i5-Barometer at
noon. ae.oo inchsa wind. WNw. fresh
breeze weather. fine temperature. 50 deg
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Bound East.

sch- S. Clair Theriault (Br). Jersey City
for Yarmouth.
schr Priscilla Cd. New York for Block
Island.
sehr Thomas H Lawrence. Perth Arnboy
for Camden, Me.
Tugs Salutatioa. with barees Cat G AS
AMI Aries. with Cat Pm 1ith).
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Almanac for New York Sept. 1s.

Sun rises. ) 81 Moon risea. ) 80 Pm
Sun sets. 0I Moon sets. ~ AM
TIME or HIGH WATER SEPTEMBER is.
EaHoy HOOK. ........... q % AM Op IN
Governors fsland...... Z % AM Z SO PN
Hell Gate (Astoria)... 9 IL All 90 Pm
The time given In the above table is East
eTn standard tine aud Is furnished by ilIe
United States Coast and ,;ooae.ic Survey
For daylight saving time add hour.
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Transpacific Mails.

Close at New York at 9 PM as follows:
Hawaii via san Francisco. str MAUI.
Sept IL.
Tahiti. Ma rquesas. Cook Islands. New Zca-
land and Australia via San Francisco. str
MARIANA. Sept IS,
Japan. Corea. China, French Tndo-Chino.
Netherlands East Indies except sumatra)
and Philippine Islands, via Vancouver and
Victoria, BC. str MONTEAGLE, sept 10.
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra), via Seattle. str MANILA MARU,
Sept 23.
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand via San Francisco, str So
MONA. Sept %.
@Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tSunJlementary mail accepted on pier.
4Parcel post malls and specially addressed
correspondence.
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Due SEPTEMBER IS.

Berengaria. Southampton loth. ....... .Cunard
Caracas, Curacao 10Th. Bliss. pallett & Co
EEttor. Rotterdam 3D.. Cosmopolitan
Espeian2a, Havana 1ith. ......... Ward Line
New Britain, Antwerp Sd. -. Black Diamond
Iolycarp, Manaos 27th. Booth 4 60
Stetl Inventor, Southampton. Norton Lilly
Ulua. Havana 18Th. United Fruit
Virgil. barbados 9Th. .Lamport & Holt
WestmorelaLd, Antwerp 18th. -. .Earber Line
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship NeaCs Office is IN
the Barge Office. Ship information gvea By U. s.
shipping Board Daily Shipping Buletin Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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SAIL SATURDAY..
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE SEPTEMBER 16.

Steamer. From. agents.
Arabic, southampton eth. ....... White Stac
@rchimeaes, Liverpool ID. ..Lauiport & Holt
& OF Montgomery. Savannah 18Th. Ocean SIS 20
Comanche, Jack&onyilie 18th. 80. Clyde Line
Concho, Galveston 10th. ....... Mallory Line
III Vale, Galveston iocn. Southern Pacific
LioNe, Sufacoo btu btisss Dhllcil
Tashmoo. Dublin 9th. Moore q SIcC
Tosto. Porto Plata 9TH. -. An Metal rransp
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DUE SEPTEMBER IL.
Albania.

Albania, Liverpool Ith.. h................Cu .Cunard
Sonny. Liverpool I'd d........... Daniel Bacon
Consort. Bordeaux I'd. Cosmopolitan
Corson, Hamburg I'd. Kerr IS co
lrance. Hayre i0th. h.............F French Line
ueIias, Cartagena Sth. Caribbean SIS Co
Lapland. Antwerp Sth. ...... Red Star Line
Soordam, Plymouth sth. Holland America
regina d'ItaIia Naples I'd. -. .Furness-Withy
Roma, Azores 9th. .Fabre Line
Salland. Amsterdam I'D. Punch, Edye 4 Co
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

LONDON. Sept. f5-Str Hornby Castle
(BrJ, from Havana for Cicnfucgos and Gal
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syEAMsurps, ExcunsIoss and TOURS.

When you are going TO travel by water
this faii book your passage in ships
that sail under the American flag.
Ihey are fast and luxurious, sailing
10 all parts OF the world. Those ships
are the symbol of perfect comfort at
sea--America's idea Of comfort.
PASSENGER SERVICES
To Europe
Plymouth, Bonloene ard Ioadon
From New York
Old north State
Centennial State
Oct. Il-Eoy. l5-Dec. 10
Panhandle state
Oct. 25--Ncy. 26--Dec. -
Bremen and Dnnxig
From New York
Potomac
Sept. 21-Nov. 5--Dcc. -
Hudson
Oct. iJ-pec.
Princess Matoika
Oct. 2.--Dec. 10
Piymonth, Cherbourg ami Bremen
From New York
America
George Washington
Oct. 4-Nov.s--Dec. 8.
United States Lines, Inc, - Broadway.
Whitehall 205o
South America
Rio de Janeiro, Mspteyideo aud Euenos Aires
From New York
American Legion
September II
Southern Gross
Oct
Acous
Oct. -
Huron
Oct. q
Munson s. $. Iines, g. Wall Street. y. Y
! Bowling Green $780,
Far East
Honolulu. Martha, saigcn, Singapore, Co.
iombo, Calcutta
Trom san Francisco
Empire state
4 Wolverine State
Pacific Mail $. $. Co., Hanover So,
| y. Y. Tel. Bowling Green 5000.
Honolulu; Yokohama. Kobe. shanghai, Hong.
From Seattle
! Silver state
Sept: 1T-N,ov. IS
wenatcfce
4 Oct. 10
Keystone state
The Admiral Lire, Il state st., \. J.
\ Bowling Green 5c25.
From san Francisco
Empire state
Oct.
Hoosier State
| Oct. L.
Pacific Mail $. S. Co.. ! Hanover go., y. T..
Tel. Bowling Green 1880.
| Coastwise and Hawaii
Havana, Canal. Port I.os Angeles, San Fran.
cisco and Hawaiian Island.
From Baltimore
Hawkcye State
Nov. 2o-Jan. .S
Buckeye state
Oct. s-Dec. 17-Feb. 25
Matson Navigation Co.. 100 Market ST.
San Francisco. Cal. 10 South Gay ST.,
Baltimore. Md.
Us. SHsvplNG BOARD
1nabt:9sSH 0c1j, -
| S-Af ~ RI n ~K
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SAIL FRIDAY.

Gen G W Gioethals, Cristobal. ... 800
Hubert. Rio Janciro. Sc........... 1000
Sonana, Hclsingfors..
J. der Sederlanden, Paramaisbo. 500
Sarcoyc, Rotterdam. m.............
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MaRINE-roR sAyr OR WANTED.
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and roCR

CONTINUED ON PAGE TWENTY,
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Il.
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Dominican Republic, Via Puerto Plata,
La Rename. San Pedro de Macoris
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
MEMBERS OF W0ODMAN
CIRCLE WILL ATTEND
CLOVIS CONVENTION

About tweuty-siX members Of
the Woodmau circle will leave to-
night for Clovis to attend the state
convention OF Woodmen, Mrs.
Kate FERGUSON. chairman of the
supreme law committee aud state
manager for New Mexico, is al
ready there making preparations
for the officers and delegates. Mrs.
Dora A. Talley, supreme clerk Of
Omaha. Neb.. will also be there.
Members from Cottonwood grove
who viii attend are: Mrs. Mary
FouInelle, grand chaplain; Mrs
Sarah Westerfeld, grand past
guardian; Mrs. Lucilla Manning,
grand banker; Mrs. Emma Wall
ing, grand clerk.
The entire drill team will also
attend as follows: Mrs. Nora Kuhn,
Mrs. A. w Shercr. Mrs. Wright
Mrs. Cochran. Mrs. Hayne, Mrs
Joseph Pies. Mrs. Thomas Blake
more, Mrs Grundman, Mrs. Viola
Hall. Mrs McCrca. Mrs. Sadie
Bowdich, Mrs. Rittenhouse. Mrs
Nell Raney, captain Mrs, Nellie
Hall. musician. The delegates are;
Mrs. Sherer, Mrs Robert Lowdon,
Mrs. Bambrook, Mrs. Charles
Roehl ana Mrs. Ed Torrey.
Or. Margaret Cartwright and
Mrs. Cheureront, grand manager,
represent Oak grove.
Mrs. Jane Gordon represents
Pine Real grove.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
1902 ANNIVERSARY OF
ODD FELLOWS WILL BE
CELEBRATED TUESDAY

The one hundred and second an"
niversaly of the Independent Order
of odd Fellows will be celebrated
Tuesday night, April Is, with an en-
itertainment at the |. 0. Q. +. hall
There will be a musical program
with vocal and instrumental selec-
tons, and readings,
The Rev. Winfred H Hiegler will
be the chief speaker of the even
ing. Refreshments will be served.
w II. James is chairman of the
odd Fellows and Rebekah commit
tees on entertainment. Out-oftown
visitors are invited 1t is expected.
members of the committee say, thdl
at least two hundred members OF
the two orders will attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
COLLEGE INN SIGNS
PETITION OF WOMEN
TO USE CANNED MILK

The new management Of the
College Inn yesterday afternoon
signed the petition being circulat-
ed by the Woman's club to use
canned and powdered milk and to
avoid the use of fresh milk except
for invalids and babies, until the
price of milk drops. TO what eX-
tent the timed milk will be used
at the confectionery shop was not
determined,
The Woman's club committee
will visit soda fountains and deal.
ers Monday in an endeavor to en-
list their support in bringing down
the ppice Of milk. They are max
ing Investigations about shipping
in milk in sanitary containers from
Colorado and selling it at Is cents
la quart I'VE are bound to win, "
said the chairman of the civiCs
committee, which has the milk in
vcstigauon in hand.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
HAY FEVER

HAY FEVER
Permanently cured by Osteopathy
and Finger Surgery.
C. n. CONNER, NJ. ID. ID. o.
Stern Building, Phone 70l -J-325-W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
VARSITY NOTES -

over fifty couples were the
guests of ri Kappa Alpha at their
annual Spring Prom, which was
held last evening in the Masonic
temple. Sand storm jazz, abund-
ant refreshments, and unique pro-
grams made the occasion one of
the most successful of the many
university social functions Of the
season.
The Cherry and Silver baseball
team dropped the second game
of the season to the Indian school
on the latter's grounds yesterday
afternoon by the score of 81. The
contest was marked by frequent
hitting and lack of teamwork on
the part of the Varsity was given
as the reason for their defeat,
capped by the lack of a second
team TO practice with, but they are
not. in the least downhearted, and
are now angling for a game with
the Aq's Bob Cartwright and Tete
Bramlett made up the battery for
the university.
- -
In the first tennis match of the
season, the L. n. NJ. squad won
from the A. II. S. racket team, 20.
Two double matches were played
and in each case, the High school
men started out strong, taking the
first sets. Quickly rallying, the
Varsity pairs came back, and took
Tho paVt fNpp IUith n great deal of
good teamwork and stylish play
ing. The matches were started al
9 o'clock on the university courts.
Bevans and Sganzini played Ralph
Marion and Max Merritt, and
Reeves and Whitley opposed Owen
Marion and Howe Eller.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
SPECIAL SERVICE
PLAN TODAY At
MANY CHURCHES
Debates, Out of Town
Speakers, BaCCaIaureate
Address and Musical Pro-
Grams Announced.

Albuquerque churches will have a
number of special features at serV-
ices today and throughout the
week.
In addition to a number of spec
iial speakers from out-of-toWn a.
several of the church, practically
ialI have announced special musical
program. Following are some Of
! the speciai announcements maze
by the pastors:
A debate on the question: Re-
solved, that the moving picture
ltheaters should be closed on sur
day" will be held at the evening
service at the Congregational
church. Two young women of the
congregation will uphold the aftr-
NATIVE against two young men,
Missionary department of womc1' )
clubs of the church will meet al )
O'Clock thu Snay afternoon at The
home CT Mrs I.ovejoy, l2l N3r' n
High street, and Miss EVely tuN
will conduct IT, meeting.
The Rev. Martin Senne, Of Linz
colnville, Kans., a member Of the
lllSSlOll DOdIu VI Nllc buAllNi GA
church, will address the congrega-
'tion at Emmanuel Evangelical Lu-
theran church at the morning scrV-
ices, and arrangements are under
way to have him remain until We'd
nesday night to address special
meeting which win be followed by
an entertainment
The Rev. II. A. Anspach, mission
AIRY superintendent, will make an
address at St. Paups English LIZ
theran church Sunday morning and
will probably stay over for the
evening services.
Baccalaureate for the gradual
ing classes of the HARDWOOD school
for girls and the Albuquerque col
lege will be delivered at the FIRST
Methodist Episcopal church sun
la,r ,,icrbt nv mr. VI A RA SSptt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
GROUP MEETING FOR
ALL BOY SCOUTS AT
ARM0RY Is PLANNED

At the meeting of the Boy
Scout council in the chamber of
commerce building yesterday af-
ternoon, Father y. ]. Lawton
suggested that a group meeting
of all Boy Scouts be called at
the armory in the near future
and that some man of outstand-
ing qualifications be requested TO
address the Scouts at that time.
Max Nordhaus, president Of
the council. approved of the sug-
gestion for a general meeting and
said that a moving picture show
might he added at which Boy
Scout films would be shown.
Dr. David r. Boyd, scoutmas-
ter. gave his report. 1t was an
nounced that J. 2. Fitch, regional
field executive, would be in Al
buquerque about the first of May
and that there would be another
meeting at that time.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
MYRNAE DOUGLAS EVANS

Exponent and teacher of the
modern dance. My efficiency
methods make ball room dancing
easy to learn. Individual instruc-
tion or classes of not more than
six by special arrangement. Will
also teach small parties at your
home. Call 9S4-J mornings for
terms and appointments.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-04-24
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