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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-17

at tho homo ~ Mr nnd Mrs r. s.
Eurgoss. loft tho first of The week
for southwest T,XAs to make their
home
Mrs ". * Eaylcss ~ Columbia.
Mo, arrived lp Carcmorc Tuo4day
noon tor tuit with her daughter,
Airs w. j. Mills
Misp Alta Vance and Mr and Mrs
Harold Wilson spent sunday ~ Nor
rau.H Inn ON Grand river. They re-
port pleasant day
Mrs O. g. B,yora and children r"-
turned 10 their home iu rawhu-ka
after Visit 10 Mrs. Bcycd.s pa-
rents. Dr and Mrs George Stri.k-
land
Miss Eva F1iut Of the FIut Hat
shop, spent the day SundoyIn Tulsa
with friends
Mrs y. -. Peters and son Marion
who have been In the city visiting
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. II 4. To
moy, Tor the past week, returned 10
hor homo lu Blg cabin sunday
Attorney and Mrs a. W. Eclly arc
entertaining an oirht-pouud dlugh
ter who arrived AZ their nome
Wednesday night july q. She has
boon given the name OF Katherine
Ellen
Mrs Alice PrtorHon spent tho
Weekend In Tulsa with rcIhtlNcs ana
friends.
Mr. and Mrs = ]" Arbuckle ana
little son John drove 10 Tulsa sun
day for "A visit
Misses Flor'r" Alexander nnd
Vera seward spent sunday IN Nlnith
with relatives ana friends
Mrs l.. VI Spiizvr and Two daugh
tori of Louisville, ~, are in IN"
city on q visit 20 Nrs. /" y. shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. VI ByerS or Tnlsa
visited at th" Spencer stephens
homo here over the weekend
Born, Saturday morning, 10 MI.
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the summer In Texas with their
sIaudparonts.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pregler an.
uouucc the birth OF a daughter.
Mrs. Cecil Simpson and daughter.
who have been tho guests OF Dr. and
Mrs. Hutchinson. have returned to
their home.
Mrs. Ruth Worsham Is again able
20 be out. She has been suffering
from a nervous shock. In company
with her sisters, Mcsdamcs Maynard
and Scott. she went boat riding. The
boat capsizcd and the occupants
narrowly escaped drowning. Had
IT not been Tor the bravery and
presence OF mind OF Mrs. Scotts
children, who were expert swim
mcrs, the results might have proven
fatal
Miss Fay Hackney Of jerks is
the guest Of the Misses Lykins.
Mrs. Frank Quigg, who has been
a patient at tho Tulsa hospital. has
returned and Is now rapidly reCOv-
cring.
The W. e. T L. met with Mrs.
Hutchinson Thursday afternoon.
owing 10 so much sickness and the
hot weather, the attendance was not
up TO the average
Mrs l.. Week and children, Jessie
and Edith. have been called to Fort
Worth, to the bedside Of Mrs. Week =
son.
Mrs. Oak Lykins has gone TO Fort
Smith. Ark, I'm response to n tclc-
gram informing her of the serious
illness of her father.
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BIXI}y

Row . W. Morris of Tulsa oc-
cupiod tho pulpit sunday morning
nt the Methodist church Mesdamos
Tucker and Joe Luman rendered
special music.
Marvin Thomas is slowly recov.
orirg from an attack OF pneumonia.
Many picnic parties from BiNby
attended the big celebration at
Jcnks one Of the merriest groups
composed ~ Misses Annis and Janis
Harder, Helen Bennett. Lalah But
Ter and Alice SWinglc, went Saturday
aud stayed for the evening attrac-
tlons
br and Mrs oscar Hutchinson
entertained at dinner Sunday Rev.
and Mrs o. W Morris and son, Mr.
and Mrs. Collins OF Beggs and
Misses Mildred Summervillo and
Helen Carter.
Mrs Doc Scudder and children
are on vacation at her old home in
southern oklahoma.
Miss Mabel Dickinson has returned
from "A visit with Miss Layton at
Broken Arrow.
Robert Bugh, International reve.
nuc Investigator for the United
States treasury department at Wash
after fw days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs W. L. StaCkhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Maynard have
returned 20 their home at Quay,
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c.
NJ Worsham.
Miss Goldia Ifaun has resumed her
studies ut Tahlequah, after "A short
visit with the homo folks.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Leonard have
as their guests Mr. and Mrs. 3, r..
Bliss OF Galena, Kan.
Motto Howard has returned TO
Marble, Ark, after a short stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Spradling.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Ashton OF
Hominy are here FOR short visit.
Edgar Utterhach, Carl Doyle. Rus
sell Simpson and Pat Stancliffe, who
spent the Fourth with home folks.
have gone again to the harvest fields
ir northern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Osborne have
been vnCationing in the southern
part Of the state.
Jim and Jack Forty are spending
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WYNONN

Mrs. p. II, Stokes left Wedroel ..
for Cushing on business and w.lI yl. y
with her mother. Mrs. y. =. Graham
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson ~ Unulry
were the guests OF Mrs Wilson. Sis.
ter. Mrs. Il, d. Copeland. th, past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. West and
daughter Juanita returned Nurd,v
from Cleveland. where they vera
visiting Mrs. Vests mother. Mrs.
Purcell.
Mr.. and Mrs Andy Clark and
baby son of Tulsa returned home
Tuesday. having heen the guests Of,
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Corwin since
the Fourth.
II. II. Reardon loft TUESDAY for
Tulsa and Oklahoma City on husi.
ness.
r, NJ. Watson and family lcf' sat.
urday for Kansas City. whore Mr
Watson will visit several specialists
and m@y later go to the Mayo iusti-
tute at Rochester, MINI, for treat
ment.
The Christian church has entered
the contest OF the Lookout 90 win
the s25 prize for the church main.
tanning so per cent of its attend.
ance. The attendance increased
about Is per cent Sunday. having
% in Bible school.
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and return with them in September
Mrs. l. t. Whitson and daughters
Ruth and Virginia are visiting in
Colorado. They will camp at Estes
Park for several days while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frantz Of Dem
yer will accompany them.
Mrs. Kenneth Hebert. Mrs. +. J.
Simard, Miss Effie Hargrayes and
Messrs Simard. Heffner. Nathan
and Herbert are camping at Drury
park this week.
Tom Dillingham; OF iii West
Cherokee left this week to Join his
cousin at Wichita, and from there
they will drive to Colorado for a
two weeks pleasure trip.
Mrs George Sucking returned TO
her home In Toronto. Canada, after
visit of six months with her sister
Mrs. Eugene Watrous, and her
mother, Mrs. Menzies.
Mrs. George Iaing OF kingtisher
is visiting at the home of MIR. and
Mrs. +. Watrous.
Mrs. Robert Angleman OF King
fisher. visited her sister. Mrs. Ed
Khcn. over sunday, returning Mon
day accompanied by her mother
Mrs l.. Wolf.
at tho home OF Mrs. A. II. Drew
Tuesday afternoon, instead OF at a
country outing as planned, on ac-
count of the rain. After the picnic
dinner rook was played at five
tables, Mrs Goblin and Mrs. Turk
making top scores.
Mrs. II. V. Bemis of oklahoma
City visited her son John last week,
and was also the guest OF many old
friends who entertained her at din
nors and luncheons during her stay.
The Showandas5e Campfire Girls
and their guardian, Miss story, were
entertained at the home of Miss
Margaret Gensman last week and
plans perfected for n camping trip.
one OF the most enjoyable events
OF the week was the initiation OF the
pledges, Misses Audesn Drew and
Josephine Strickler into the Pals
club The ceremonies began at |
o'clock Wednesday, and ended the
next morning at the home of Miss
Dowley. who entertained the girls
at breakfast.
The Il. V. G.. club was pleasantly
entertained at the home OF Miss Dor
othy Goltry last wednesday eve
ming.
\ picnic supper at the park was
enjoyed this week by Messrs. and
Mesda mes j. Il. Dunworth. l.. F.
Tagge and children, Russell Henry.
J. Is. Thompson, Uri B. Worcester
and Claud chapman.
Judge and Mrs. r. l. Swigert en-
tertained Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Taylor
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= visit h,ro iu The hom" Of her par
outa Mr ma Mrs. W T. MoCrory.
having come 20 attend tho marriage
~ hor sister. Nls Josephine No
Crpfy iu ST. george Kendall. a re-
b'n, DyoNt
MISC taro Robinson Sc visiting
friends in IawhuFkI.
Mrs IS Il Toedolo ana daurh-
tcr hu' Martin TonHdnol. have rec
turu'd from VISIT to relatives In
MuakpE'0.
Mra g. T. Marshall and daughter.
81. Eah,r Marshall. are leaving
Wednesday for Los Angeles. Cal,
and utL.r points In tho west ana win
10" Enu' uuiN september.
Mm j. e. Lctrher and Mrs W. g
.rrhuI DO leave Tuesday 10 spend
the summer IN Santa Monica. cal
Mrs g.. J Brncknoy and children
httr returned from visit to Bella
Vista. wh'ro they were guests 81
Nlr and Mrs Charles T. 1Inno They
also visited at othor places In tho
Oltiks
Nre Charles r LnuFhton was
called to Mcrhcrson. Kan. July lJ
hy the death Of her mother. MI.
Sam NJ. CART
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o Society &
Clubs--Musc-- woman'a work
cmbs-Music--womans WORK

kets Throughout the house and dur
ing an iuiofmission later IN the owe.
Ming AN i.c course and cak"H wcrp
served Dancing was done 20 Vic
trpll mu.l.. uliornptcd with dance
music played ON tho piano. Mr.
Skinner was assisted IN her duties
by Mrs iAyman Mrs T.. g. Walters
~ this city and Mrs / &. pcarcc. ~
Kansas City GucsiH were Miss
Griswpld Miv Flrcu Savage. ~
oklahoma CITY and guest at the
home of her brother In Sapuipa,
VI MH'g Miriam Evnus cleo Grows,
opal ana Edna Wl,H1u Freddie
Iamrs Peggy Chlmbors. Anita KING
and Dolly Blau'on. Mr.. and MIR
up,c lamt1 Mcsfrs. cecil j.. skin
Nor. Edward koel'r, Paul GibbouH.
Homer Swft. willard Cunningham.
T. Grrcustroct, Harold Vernon,
stewart Clsk, Rpb"rtson. L"ovan
and clark.
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fine tim" aud excellent swimming.
Mr.. and Mira ]. +. Patton Of Mus
korcc spent the Weekend in the city
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Edna Smith of Tulsa spent
SundH" In the city visiting Mrs. y.
" Faulkner
Miss Hazel Fl"trheS of Nowata
visited friends In Clarcmorc Tuesday
Mrs Harold Hail and sister Ruth
went to Coffeyvillc, Kan. Tuesday
morning for "a visit with relatives.
Mrs Lillian Beaver and daughter
Lila Of the Beaver house are visit
ing I'm Honrvotta for n few days
Mrs a I. Davidson and two sons
oi Eoota are visiting IN the home OF
her sister, Mrs. 9. a. williams
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Personal Mention

MIR. and Mrs Nat Lyon returned
Friday from a visit Of several weeks
10 relatives in Austin and san An
tonic, Texas. ana were accompanied
home by Mrs. ldEon's aunt, Mrs
Lee Gordon, OF san Antonio. Mr.
and Mrs Lgon have taken posses
sion of their new home at 2l9 East
Twenty first street.
Mrs, Josephine storey white and
Mrs II. II. McFann and young son
Miles left Saturday for Colorado
Springs to be gone untl September.
Mrs. r. " Morgan has returned TO
her home N Walters, Okla. after
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Informal

Girls of tho Nehc-Ayo club gave
n weinie roast at Turkey Mountain
on Tuesday evening in honor OF Miss
Sibyl Woodard OF pawhuska who
has been visiting Miss Alice Strou-
vollc. Besides members others on
joying tho outing were Miss Carolyn
Rice OF Lexington. Ky, who is visit
ing In tho home o' her relatives, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. l.. Davidson and Miss
Hortense LIE Laurin.
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Tho Lafalott club gave n luncheon
In the Tea Cup Inn on Saturday In
honor Of Misses Carmen Mcdonald.
who Is visiting Miss Marjorie Weich
and Miss Nell Coo, and for Miss
Frances Tredway. the guest OF Mis,s
Pauline wood. summer flowers en-
enhanced the loveliness OF the table
about which were seated Misses
Kathryn Fulghum, Jean H0gler.
Jane Robinson, Dorothy Taylor,
Frances Trcdway, Carmen MELON
old, Marjorie Welch. Nell Cook and
Lucille Thomason. The pleasures
OF one OF tho popular movie houses
concluded the courtesy extended
these attractive visitors.
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Now that the evening airs grow
faint,
And tho woods arc I'm n
SwOOn
Tho wood thrush lif;s It's poig b.
nant plalnt
Against the rose gold moon.
II sounds tho same note DER and
DER
Roitcrato ana slow.
which seems the burden Atys
bore
In gladcs Of tong ago.
Tho strains as from harp Of
gold
Are waited clear and strong
Its - TO capture and 20 hold
This wandering walf Of song
Clinton ScollHrd In tho New
York Herald.
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Moonlight dance and street carnl-
val given as benefit by women Of
Altar society OF Sacred Heart
church.
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TilC chimney star.

Tho rraycst things IN my moth
or's house
Are my rrandfIthers board ana
a careful mouse
That comes from behind the
kitchen door
For the crumbs my kitten FOR
gets on tho floor.
And the brightest things in tho
kitchen are
a two penny light and a timld
star
That hides away until I sit
Beneath the chimney to look
AT II.
'-Francis Carlln. Tho Cairn Of
Stars" (HolD.
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LuncheOns

Mrs. Sylvan s. Price entertained
informally at luncheon In the Coun-
try club on Tuesday, the pretty af-
fair complimenting group of IS
matrons and girls. friends OF the
hostess.
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THE WEEKS CALENDAR,
NIA..l..4
Tuesday.

Miss Esther Fclt's Informal part,
dance for Miss Edith Knox.
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Parties
Miss Rosalind Hughes entertained

MISS Rosalnd huEne9 entertained
informally Thursday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. McNutt.
1921 South Carson, honor being CIV
en- Miss Rachael Hughes. OF Chica-
go. who is visiting relatives and
friends In Tulsa. Dancing and
games provided amusement for the
evening. The house was prettilY
decorated with glndioli, Punch and
refreshments were served. Those
present were Mcssrs. Joseph Ready.
Angus Davidson, Arthur j. Murphy,
William Martin, Elmer Cody James
=. Maloney, Leo II. Fortier. George
Levangic. Thomas Hannigan and
Francis Mcmahon; Misses Alma
Woodard. Lucille IIendrchan, Mary
McNulty. stella Fortier. Violet era
NOR. Lucy McCasln. Ruth David
son ana Florence Evans.
Mrs. Charles Roe Kcilty enter
tanned informally at auction bridge
In her home on Thursday afternoon.
Garden flowers adorned the home.
in the shades OF brown and yellow.
sNectpcas, nasturtiums. daisies,
calondulas ana phloN being used.
Ices were servod Honors went to
Mcsdamos Harold W. Roe, j. H. &.
Hopkins, RAYMOND Siogfricd and the
honorco, Mrs. Julos g, Lcbun, OF
Texas, who is a visitor in the Kcil-
" home. Cwcs;- besides tine non
orce were Mosdlmos Alf q, HoEEcm
Martin Moran, &. N. Powers. Harold
W Roe. Charlos F CuIvu. T.. NJ.
Brown, A. q. Baker. RAYMOND Sicg-
fried, James GAVIN and Martin Mo
ran.
Mrs. j. r, Foster brought a com
pany OF young people together i'm her
home on "Wednesday evening TO pre-
sent her niece, Miss Martha Nessimor
OF Ponca city Dancing formed tho
chief mode OF pleasure. Garden
flowers decorated the homo and dur.
ing the hours, punch and ices were
served. The guests were Misses
Dorothy Nonscl ora Weaver. Made.
line Shaw, Froda Davis, Constance
Crosby and Marjorie Wulch, young
Messrs. Harold Vernon. George
shelton. Harvey Stone. William
Hoey, Cecil Hunt and Nathan Ap-
pleman,
The local ConfoiyriDI southern
Memorial association mam1yr- gave
a benefit bridge in the hum uf MIR.
and Mrs. Il, L. Martin ON Thursday
morning, which proved TO he one of
the largest affairs OF the week Tnn
Colors OF this patriotic ana menpt.
al organization, purple and white.
were beautifully shown In fluw,rs. IN
the wrapping of prizes ana :n the r.-
freshments Of ices. cakes ana CON
fections Mrs. Fred Il. Pyeatt and
an able committee WAS responsible
for tho success of the affair which
was attended 10y about SO matrons
and girls.
Miss Opal Griswold, of Oklahoma
City, guest and relative of Or, and
Mrs. c, c. Layman, was the honorry
at a dance given in the Laymnr
home Tuesday night OF the past week
by Mrs. Cecil l.. Skinner. Gay gar.
den flowers were in vases and bas
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Miss opal Griswold, OF Oklahoma
City, guest and relative of DIR, and
Mrs G. c. Layman, was the honorre
at dance given in the LaymHu
home Tuesday night OF the past wecl;
by Mrs. Cecil l.. Skinner. Gay gar
den flowers were in vases and bas.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

AFRICA, Sept 13-Arrived. str Wailingford'
Iauique for San Francisco.
BALBOA, Sept 13--Sailed. str Jeptha.
Callao.
ster (Br) Glasgow (and sailed I'd for Trim.
idad) /: 9TH, Vinton County, Martinique land
sailed for Trinidad Sth, Guiana OBJ. New
York via st Lucia (and sailed for Deme-
rara); 10th. Venezuelan Dutch), Bouiosne
$50 reported). - =,
VINCENT Sept |, schrs Freeman. Trinidad; !;
9th, Annie L. Warren (Br), New YORK.
BERMUDA, Sept 13-Arrived. strs Hoio-
yoke Bridge Bremen for Galveston towing
str Western Wave); Eastern sun, Ham
burg for Mobile Cfor coaD.
CALCUTTA, Sept 7-Saiied. str poyies-
cTiAMPERICo, Sept 12-Sailed. str San
Juan. San Francisco.
HONG KONG. Sept 10-Arrlved. str Lake
Faulk. Calcutta. ~,
Sailed 10Th, strs Lake Farmlnsdale, Sai-
cutta; nth. 1addopeak. do.
MONTREAL, Sept 1s-Arrived, str CANADA
(Rr), Liverpool. 49, ~,
Sailed 18th, strs Canadian Sapper (Br),
st Johns: santa Elena (Br). Quebec.
West Camargo, sydney.
PARA. Sept i3-Sailed, str Rotarian, san
: PUERTO MEXICO. Sept 1s-sailed. str Ell
dorado. Tampico
tregl. 18th. Thordis (Sor). Halifax; Cana
dian Coaster (Br). Demerara, &c; faseraas
(Nor) Sydney. -,
sAMARAN6i, Sept 6--sailed. str Lake Gil
SYDNEY. Nsw. Sept i3--Arrived, str West
ulxton. Melbourne for San Francisco.
VICTORIA, nc, Sept l3--Passea. str l.y-
man Stewart, Vancouver for Port san LUIS.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
AMERICAN PORTS.
Ry Mail.l

Maru (Japl. Kobe; 18th. shinbu Maru tJapl,
Japan: schr Vim Bowden. Honolulu.
HONOLULU, Sept 13-Arrlved. strs COR
dova, Portland 14th. La Piecentia. san
Pedro (and sailed 18th on return Logan
San Francisco 18TH, Lansing. san Pedro
Sailed l4th, strs Wilhelmina, san iran
cisco; Houston, Guam.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, sept l6-CIeareu'
schr Burkeand. Ponce.
PORTLAND, Me. Sept i7-Arrived. schr
w II Waters tBr. not W $ Walters), =
John for Boston. 80,
Frederick Luckenbach. Vancouver for Mo-
bile and New Orleans (to finish loadins) !
Canadian Rover tBr). San Pedro.
Sailed 18th, str Liberator, Portland ana
sAN PEDRO. Cal. Sept 1s-:Arrived. str
sailed l4th, STR Waihemo (Br). sydney.
ST THOMAS, vi. Sept ARRIVED. strs
Beaufort. Porto Plata (and sailed for Ma
eoris): sth, Newburgh, Port Arthur for La
Plata (and sailed 12th) 9th. w NJ Tupper,
New York for st Croix, &C tand sailed
I3th): 10th. Neptunus tDutch). AMSTERDAM
tand sailed 18th for San Juan) 12tht West
spirit. Galveston for santos; scnr 'ohh
fta,S's snN JITAN. Pr, Sept s--Arrived. strs
ral.a r,lrndaie Havana (and sailed 10th for
San Dorningo): 9th, Conde Wiiredo top) /,
ne arcelona cand sailed 18th for Santiagol !,
1Ith. Santurce New York; l2th, Meaea
tDutch), Puerto Plata (and saiied ior
sane saiief 7th. schr Eugenia Owen Mckay
NTAcGNA. wash, Sept 1s-Sailed str Harry
I.uckenb. ch, San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING pAGE3

MONTREAL. Sept 2o--Arrived. strs Gracia
CBD. Glasgow; Canadian Forester tBr).
Kingston: Canadian Coaster. West Indies.
Sailed Goth. strs Llangorse (Br). Hamburg !;
Levenpool (Br). Hamburg.
NAPLES, Sept 10--Arrlved. strs Europa
MtaD, New York; 14th. Taorm,na dtaD.
Sailed 10th. str Gusiielmo Poirce GsaD. i.
NIouERRo. Sept I9-saiLsd. str Lake
oXELOsUND. Sept 14-Arrived. str g F
Liljewalch lsw). Baltimore
PALMA, Sept i3-Arriyed. Srs bethlehem
Bridge. Tampa via Barcelona.
PERNAMBUco, Sept ls-saiied, ctr Aware
N-PSoRTo PLATA. Sept ao--Arrrxed. str Tun-
gus tNor), New York via Turks Island.
PORT SAID, Sept t9-Sailed, str Muroran
MfTg pEoGRgso Gsg trGm Sept cfsua "a. Str
Havana and New York.
PUERTO MEXICO. Sept i9--sailed. ctr
ROTTERDAM, sept 16-Arrived, strs Pio-
nier (Beig). Galveston: nth. Brant County
tRr). Montreal.
Sailed nth. str Yselhaven Dutch, Mon
treai.
sALAvERRY. Sept 1s-Arrlved, str Mime
sANTANDER. Sept 14-Saiied. str Mas
darn (puteh). from Rotterdam for New Or
leans.
OF Asia (Brl. Vancouver.
SIERRA LEONE. Sept 17-Arrived, str
Eoutry lBr). New York.
SINGAPORE, Sept 16--Arrived, strs West
caddoa. San Francisco: 10Th, West calera,
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept 90. / AM--Arrived.
str Aquitania (Br). New York Via Cher
hourg.
Arrived 2oth, str orduna tBr). New York
for Hamburg.
Sailed 10Th, strsGeorge washington Nroin
Eremen), New York.
Sailed 20th str Empress of India tBr,
ST NAzA1RE. Sept 1s-sailed, str Western
ST VINCENT, Sept l7-saied. str Tiara
C3r) Hampton Roads.
TAMPICO, Sept 1S-Sailed, SIT Matahzas'
TARRAGoNA. Sept 1s-sailed, str silene
THAMEsHAVEN, Sept 19--Arrived. str
British Maple tBr). New Orleans.
TRIESTE, Sept 11-Arrived. str Presidente
Wilson (ItaD, New York
Sailed 18th. strs Winston-Sa.en Daiu-
more: Albano ItaD, Hampton Roads.
VERA CRUZ, Sept 19-Safled strs Mon
terey Tampico: Alanzanillo tCrban). 40,
WELLINGTON, Sept 17-Arrived. str Ia
hiti (Br), San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-09-21
DIR. J. D. PRINCE NAMED
MINISTER TO DENMARK
Harding Soon to Fill Other
Diplomatic Posts.

WASHINGTON. Sept 20.-Dr. J. D..
Prince, a language professor at Column
bia University and president OF the
state Civil Service Commission OF New
Jersey, has been selected by President
Harding as Minister to Denmark.
DR.. Prince, whose homo Is at Ring
wood Manor. n. j., Is a close personal
friend OF Senator Frelinghuysen. Re-
publican, New Jersey. who recommended
him for the appointment
In addition to DR.. Princes nomination.
II Is understood the President will be
ready In few days to send to the
Senate his selections for most OF the
diplomatic posts remaining unified.
AT least one South American Ambassa-
dor will be included. 1t Is understood
that Ambassador Morgan, this country
representative to Brazil, will be re-
tanned in his present position.
The White House Is giving no con-
sideration to selection OF diplomatic
representatives in Germany. Turkey and
the other countries with which relations
have been severed. Choice of an Am
bassador at Berlin is expected TO fol-
low closely on ratification of the peace
treaty.