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The New York herald., 1921-08-28

/ JAMAICA. Aug 24-sailed. str Belita CNor)
KOBE. Aug 2i-Arrived, strs Achatina (Br)
San Francisco for Hong Kong; 23d. Katori
Maru Jap), Seattle for do Tcnyo Maru
Jap). San Francisco for do.
Arrived 25th, str keystone State, Seattle
for Hong Kong
LISBON. Aug 2o-Arrived. str sac Tiago
| (Port. Tampa.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 27-Arriyed. str Empress
OF Britain (Br), Quebec.
Arrived 26th, str Yonne CBr), Montreal.
Sailed 26th, str Cliona (Br), Key West.
Sailed 2eth. str Lexington (Br), Philadel-
Sailed 27th. pm. str carmanla OBJ. New
LIZARD, Aug 25-PaAsed, strs Mystic,
Hamburg for New York. 26th oregonian.
New York for Hamburg. -,
LONDON. Aug 26-Arrived. str Potosi
(Br). Newport News.
Sailed esth. str Hastings County (Br). Mon
WINCHESTER, Aug 2s-saiied. str Man
chester Producer (Br), Montreal.
Arrived 26th, str Manchester Hero (Brl,
MARsEILLEs. Aug 22-Arrived, str Adna
| (BD. New Orleans.
MELBOURNE. Aug 25-sailed. str West
Wind, Boston and New York.
MESSINA. Aug 22--Sailed. str Emmanuele
Accame (ItaD, New Orleans.
MoNTEvIDEo. Aug 25-Arrived. str Ire
NAGAsAKi. Aug 2S-sailed. str Takaoka
Maru (Jap), New York.
NAPLES. Aug 15--Arrrived. str Regina
NEWPORT. e. Aug 26-Arrived. str Sa-
| candaga, New Orleans.
oRAN. Aug 24-Arrived. str crewe Hal
PENARTH. Aug 27-safled, strs Fortified
(Hr). Key West; 27th. Alkaid (Dutch), Mon
PLYMOUTH. Aug %. ANI-Arrved. ST
Old North State New York (and sailed at
2 30 AM for London. not as before reportodl
sdge n9gT s4p AsS Ags York nDt sf
Sailed o3d strs City OF Hankow tBr), frofn
| Calcutta for Boston and New YORK Pak
Ling (Br) Boston via Alexandria and Genoa
PORT TALBOT, Aug 25-saiied, str Jader'
iQuiE;ENsToWN. Aug 2e-Arrived. str Della
ROTTERDAM, Aug 25-Arrived,. strs New
Britain New York; vela CNor). Montreal.
Sailed 23d, strs Hegira. Galveston; 10Th
Lyngenfjord CNor. Sandy Hook; Mirach
| Dutch. Montreal.
sailed 2eth str otno = BaltlmSEs y ws.t c,,nrb
| (from New York;, Hamburg.
| SALINA CRUZ. Aug 21-Arrived,, str Cuba
| Balboa for San Francisco (and sailed 22dl.
SANTOS. Aug 22-Arrived. str Rotarian
Arrived 25th. str West Maxinus. cadlz.
Sailed 2sth, str Fleeteo. Nav YORK. -. caa
SHANGHAI, Aug 1e-Sailed. str West Cad
doa Manila and Mediterranean.
Arrived 26th, str Montague. Portland. Q,
SHIELDS. Aug 26-sailed, str Levenpool
81! sI!NiGAPoRE, Aug 24-Arriyed. str Akita
SOUTHAMPTON, Aug 2i-ArriVed, SIT
Steel Age, London for Mobile.
Arrived 25th, str Lord Kelvin tBr), Hall
| fax.
Sailed 25th, str Corsican tBr), from Ant
werp for Montreal.
sPEZIA, Aug 21--Arrived. str Labicum
ST NAzAIRE. Aug 23-sared, str st Jean
SYDNEY, NSw. Aug 25-sailed. str Ma
rama (Br) San Francisco
Arrived 26th. str Hatipara tBr), New Or
| leans.
Reported arrival 25th Of str West Hixton
TALcAHUANo. Aug 2e-Arrived. ctr Santa
Elisa. New York.
| TAMPIco. Aug e6--Arrived. schr Orleans
| baltimore.
Canadian Rover (Br). Sydney.
1 VICTORIA. nc, Aug 26-Arrived. str AS
| tronomer (Br), Liverpool.
| Sailed 26th, str Kashima Maru (Jap), Yo-
/ kohama and Hong Kong.
| YOKOHAMA. Aug 24-Arrlved. str Dakai
Maru tJap), Tacoma.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

asked IL the Germans hoped TO attract
American trade with Russia, to be trans.
ported by way of Hamburg. utilizing the
contract of protection by the Soviet Gov.
ernment which German shippers now
enjoy. Herr Huldemann regarded this
possible when German-American collabo.
ration in Russia begins. but sees most
of the trade In the near future passing
through England.
Herr Huldemann stated that the com.
pany's capitalization of 100000 marks
was merely nominal to form a company
Both parties will supply an equal share
OF outlay as the need arises. Another
Hamburg-American Line official was
skeptical about the possibilities OF de.
veloping large transportation business
In the near future. regarding the new
company merely az an economical meas.
ure for assuring the safety of freight
shipments OF German goods to Russia
DR.. Melchior, prominent flnancicr
member of the firm of warburg Brothers
and director of this German-RussIan an
Company, told THE NEW YoRK HERAru .
correspondent that their experience with
the Soviet Government thus far has been
satisfactory.
I'VE can have a business contract
with the Bolshevib without receiving
them In our homes" he said. 1--WE can
condemn them morally and repudiate
their methods without excluding them
from world trade. Such an exclusion is
too dangerous to tho worlds economic
stability.
THE NEW YORK HERALD correspondent
learns that German technical COM
mission Is inspecting the dock conces-
sions made to the new company and
finds them satisfactory. Information
comes from Soviet sources tha. fifty
eight foreign ships have entered the
port OF Petrograd in the last two
months. Details of the Shipping agree
ment have not been published.
The Soviets hint that the Hamburg
group has agreed to abstain from and
to combat price pools organized TO raise
the shipping rates TO Russia. The
Soviet Government temporarily II en-
tirely dependent on German SHIPS and
crews. but hopes 1, have it's own be-
fore the end Of the year.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
AMERICAN PORTS.
tBy Telegraph. ]

BOSTON. Mass, Aug 26-Arrived. schr
Maud s. Red Beach.
Arrived 27th strs Mackinaw 0Br1. Lenqo PTinoa
Arthur (Br), Yarmouth tugs Bess, ROCK
land, towing barges Hornet, Camden and
Northern No 4, Parkers Flats for Norfolk
(called for barges John Forsyth and Marion
chappelD Neponset, Lynn, towing barge
socony l24; socony 4. Portland. towing barge
'GcH Cleared 27th. strs Callabassas. New York;
Arizonan. New York. San Pedro, san Fran-
cisco. Portland. Seattle and Tacoma sasua'
Sailed 27th, strs Amolco. Newport News
and Porto Rico; Walter p Noyes, newport
News; Cretic CBr. New York chen Tor 10,
dian, New York; Juniata, Baltlmore via
| Norfolk; Kumeric CBr). New York: Melrose'
Lamberts Point: Norwalk New York a, oni
| via Halifax and st Johns, NF: tugs James
| Daugherty New York, towing barges Easton
and Northern No Ia Paol, p%csn5 towins 9aTges and
| shamokin. New York Cat $3.50 AM.
| Sailed 26th, str ocmulgee, New York.
| In port 2Tth, scllr Grand Turk, for CHARLES
ton, M Sc (rcady) Wind at Highland Light,
Z, 10 miles; clear; smooth sea-
BALTIMORE. Md. Aug 27-Arrivsd, strs
Ss @ qrf dabore Ppaar G5aTe
| iinian, Marseilles. Mobile City. New YORK
CauLsto (Dutch). philadelphia Hlgl5nea,o -
/ orr Norfolk: Rozan Maru tJap). New YORK
| Tor Yokohama. &C. Puget Sound. Bayonne
| Cleared 26th, ctr Haugjcru tNor1' iaih
| pico. , ,
sailed 28th. strs Howard. Savannah and
| Jacksonville; Gloucester, Boston ana ProVi-
Sailed 27th, strs william G Warden, Baton
| Rouge Romeo (Br). Emden zoppot banl
1 Baton Rouge; Inspector, Matsnzass Panoia'
/ Philadelphia.
CHARLESTON, SC, Aug 27-Arrived, etrs
! Tamoloa, Hamburg: Cushnet, Copenhagen
| land proceeded for Galyeston) Putnsy tbrl,
| Philadelphia; City OF Fairbury. Dublin land
| proceeded for New Orleans) Mayana tBrl
| Havana; River Bridge, Liverpool; Lake Els-
| toni I; Lenape, New York (and proceeded for
i Jacksonville).
| Sailed 27th, str wostland. -.
| CAPE HENRY, Va, Aug 81, AM-Passed
| In, str @ Barstow, New York Tor Balti-
/ more (towlng str Brindila).
/ Passed out 21tn, AM, str Chas Cranp,
Baltimore for savannah.-Wind NE, -
4 miles; cloudy.
/ HOQUIAM, Wash, Aug 2l-Arrived, scnr
/ W + Jewett, Honolulu.
| JACKSONVILLE. ria. aug 27-Arrived.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
CABLE REPORTS.

ALGoA BAY. Aug 2s-Arrived. strs Dro-
more Castle (Br), New York; Eastern Crag.
ANTWERP. Aug 23-Arrlved, strs Ceilings
worth. Philadelphia; 25th, Kroonland. New
AUCKLAND. NJ. Aug 2e-Arrived, str
Makura (BD. Vancouver.
gALBoA Aug 2saied stps steel Ea
Vancouver (Br). Portland. o; France Maru
(Jap). Yokohama; woron (Br) Portland /;
Bakersfield. Los Angeles; Brush Seattle !:
Rubens (Br). Portland; Minnesotan. Los
BANGKOK. Aug eo-sailed. str Methven
(Br), Victoria.
BARBADos, Aug 23-sailed. str vestris
Br), from Buenos Aires for New York.
Arrived 2ith. str Canadian Beaver CBr).
Montreal.
Arrived 2sth. schr freeman. Las Pslnas;
field Ger, Baltimore: Lord Ormonde (Br)
New York; 25th. Ernemore (Br). Montreal.
BRISBANE. Aug 2s-Arrived. str Canadian
Spinner (Br), New York
CADIZ. Aug 2J-Arrived, str Leon XIII
(Sp). New York.
CARDIFF. Aug 27-sailed. str Boston Maru
(Jap), Norfolk.
CHERBoURG. Aug 25-sailed. str Empress
OF India (Br). from Southampton for New
press OF China, sailing from Southampton.
CHRIsTIANIA. Aug 22-Arrived. str Mex
icano (Nor). Galveston.
CHRISTIANSAND, Aug 2o-Saicd. str Del
aware fNor), Philadelphia.
CRISTOBAL, Aug 25-Arrtved, stre CrH-
tobal. Norfolk; Barbadian (Br), Liverpool.
Turrialba Port Colombia Mexico Maru
Jap. Buenos Aires. Romulus (Nor). Nor
folk
Sailed 25th, strs Turrialba. New York
Honolulu. do: Tivives. Port Colombia: Har-
old Walker, New York: Haiti (F'r). Port
Colombia; West Katan. Glasgow; Sherman.
New York.
DUBLIN. Aug 25-Arrived. ctr Yosemite.
Seattle
DUBRovNIK, Aug 25-Arrived. str Gala
bria (Br), New YORK.
DUNEDIN. Aug 24-Arrived, str Eastern
Planet. New York.
FLUSHING. Aug 25--Arrived. strs Evros
(Greek). Galveston; Sultan van Langkat
Dutch, Philadelphia.
GENOA, Aug 24-Arrived, str Unbe Mendi
(Sp), Galveston.
GIBRALTAR, Aug 26-Passed, str Malacca
Maru (Jap), from Calcutta for New York.
Sailed 25th. str Hughll (Br). from Bonn
bay for New York.
GLASGOW. Aug c5-Saiied. str cassandra
(Br), Montreal.
CoTHENBURG, Aug 22-Arrived, str
Buenos Aires (Sw), San Francisco.
HAMBURG, Aug 22-Arrived, strs Easterly
tBD. New Orleans: 25th. Hypatia Br)
Montreal.
cisco; Gath. Algio, Philadelphia.
nutch) New Orleans via Vera Cruz (anc
sailed for Amsterdam via Santander): sar
Jose, New York.
Sailed 26th. str San Bias (Br), Cristobal.
HONG KONG, Aug 26-Arrived. str Hawaii
Maru (Jap), Seattle.
HULL, Aug 2e-Arrived. str Clarissa Rad
cliffe (Br), Galveston.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Dangers to Navigation.

TReported 10 the Hydrograp phc office.J
Aug %. lat 40 50. Ion 6s 23. a small red
and black horizontal striped can buoy; under
water part covered with marine growth.
Aug 10. lat II 33. lon "A H. dismantled
derelict about 125 feet long, deck house
showing 10 feet above water.
Aug IS. lat AZ or. Ion ~ II. a red can
buoy.
wreckage about feet IN diameter. project
ing about feet upright out OF water.
Aug II. lat ~ Of. Ion 35 90, piece OF
timber about 20 feet long.
Aug s, lat IS so. Ion % a.. log about 20
fees long and 4 feet in diameter, nearly sub
r.ergod and covered with heavy marine
growth.
Aug IL, lat IS II. Ion 10 50, spar pro-
jeciing about IL feet out Of water. appar-
entity attached TO submerged wreckage.
Aug IS. lat ~ 10 y. lon 13 W, a derelict.
Aug 6, lat 30 % ". lon / 81 w, what ap-
peared 10 be mine with one horn.
Aug I, lat SO 16 n. lon IS e. a black
buoy, bottom up.
July 10, lat 43, lon 4s 43, field Of growlers.
July 81, lat 80 O6. lon 81 3o two bergs
lat 81 os, Ion SO IL. a berg. and lat 81 0s.
lon b2 10, berg.
July 81, about 20 miles W OF Cape Norman.
several bergs and GROWERS.
Aug IL. lat 50 81. lon So 20, berg; lat
SO SO, lon 80 ~. a berg: lat 80 "a, Ion
50 49, a GROWER; lat 81 00. lon "a 23. a
berg. and lat so 03. Ion 81 "a, berg.
Aug 10. lat 81 OF. Ion 81 56. a berg, and 8
miles of Cape Norman, berg.
Aug IT. lat Al Of. Ion As SO, large berg.
Aug IS, lat AZ 45. lon 40 -. a large berg.
Aug 49, lat ~ 4s. Ion 40 46. a small berg.
Aug 10. lat AZ Al. Ion 40 45. berg and
small growler.
Aug /, lat 81 55, lon 55 03. a growler
lat 81 SO, Ion 81 SO, two small bergs; lat
81 o. Ion 81 IS, large berg; lat So 03,
Ion "a 2s, large berg: lat 81 20. Ion "a 20,
a large berg; lat so 10, Ion "a 10. two bergs
lat Sc 10, lon 81 IL, two large bergs lat
81 o6. lon 81 So, large berg; lat 52 IS,
lon "a, large berg: lat 80 o6, Ion SO 50, a
large berg lat 81 20. lon 90 p, large
So ~, lon 62 16. several growlers. lat SO 80,
lon So 10. large berg. and lat So 43, Ion
81 06 a small berg
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
FOREIGN PORTS.
[Ry Mall.

CAMPBELLTON, Aug 2s-Arrived. schr
Nova Queen (Br), bermuda.
HALIFAX, Aug 24--Arrlved, schrs Marior
l. Mason (Br). Turks Island Alecandra
tBrl, New York
Sailed 18th, str Imperoyal CBr). Quebec.
HAVANA. Aug 22-Arrived. str stanley
Dollar. Seattle. SC. for New York and Bos
ton.
LIVERPOOL. Ms. Aug 24-sailed. schr Flt
r Nader (I3r) Malone Bay.
SAN DOMINGO CITY, Aug ARRIVED, schl
Ricketts, " o (Br), New York land sailed
for Palenque: returned and sailed from Sai
Domingo city Aug II for Mobilel
ST JOHN, NIB. Aug 4-Arrived, str w y
Tupper, Demerhra: schr Chas Y Lister RAJ
Sailed o5th. str Q NJ Tupper, Halifax.
SYDNEY, CB, Aug 24-Arrived, str Dag
hid (Nor). Newfoundland.
Sailed oath, strs Erholm CNorl, Cape Bre
ton; Rose Castle (BrJ. supposed Montreal.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

ANTWERP. Aug 2o-str Bradclyde tBr),
from Montreal, while entering port went
aground. but later floated and arrived. Dam
age, II any, at present unknown.
BOSTON, Mass. Aug 26-Str City OF At
lanta, before reported. was floated at 4:1O
PM by tugs.
HALIFAX. Ms. Aug 27-Str City OF Bruins
wick. Abandoned by her crew when efforts
TO float her failed. was breaking up to-day
on n ledge at the entrance to Halifax har-
Dor which she struck early yesterday while
itors to the ledge regarded tho vessel and
cargo as beyond hope of salvage. The steam
ship was bound from Mobile for Antwerp
LONDON. Aug 27-str Columbia tBrl
when leaving Glasgow for New York, coll
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
AMERICAN PORTS.
II Mail. ]

FALL RIVER. Mass, Aug 26-Sailed, tug
Bristol. towing barges Atlantic and Chat
ham, Hampton Roads (for orders).
SAN PEDRO, Cal. Aug 20-Arrived, stI
Col Il l. Drake. Honolulu.
Sailed goth. strs West Carmona, Singapore
via Honolulu: West Haven, Portland, q.
Buenos Aires.
SABINE. TEX. Aug 23--sailed. str Aladdin
Providence.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug 23-Arrived. schr
Chas NJ Struven. Wilmington, Del.
TACOMA Wash. Aug 2l-Arrived, Str
Ayaha Maru (Jap), Vancouver; motor La
Merced. Seattle for Sydney.
UGASHIK, Aug 1S-Sailed. bark st Kath-
crime. San Francisco.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

lided with the quay; damage unknown: diver
VIII be employed to examine.
26th-Str Solana, Callao for Tampico, ar
rived at Balboa damaged; win go into dry
dock for survey and repairs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Aug 27-Schr Friend
ship, Rockport Mass. for Miami, Fla. ar
rived here to-day 10 dry dock for repairs to
leak which developed at the rudder post.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 2i--Str Steel Age,
London for Mobile, arrived at this port with
engine trouble
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
Naval Orders
Special Despatch to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
NtnChirayfnn II q Ang Of

These navy orders have been made public I:
Lieut. Commander Charles l.. Best, to
destroyer force, Pacific fleet Lieut.. Richar rd
p. Blackwell. TO Washington; Lieut.. Philip
a. Caro-, to Navy Yard. Charleston: Lieut..
Franklin r. Chester to command Y. S. s.
woodcook. Lieut.. Cornelius w. Flynn, to
u. S. s. Galveston; Lieut.. Commander
Thomas G.. Foster, TO U. S. S. Florida: Lieut.
Henry ~ Hubbard. 10 Naval Station, Guam
Lieut. Commander Richard Fl. Johnston. to
u 6. s. San Francisco: Lieut.. Frank L.
Lieut. Charles f. Morse. Jr, to Pittsburgh. .
Commander Robert II. Orr, to Navy Yard
Philadelphia: Lieut. Commander Joseph r.
Phelps, 70 u S. S. Wyoming; Lieut.. Arthur
r. NJ. Shock, to Atlantic fleet Lieut.. Com
mander Willard c. Steadman to home: Com
mander Herbert e. Stevens. 70 Pensacola 4
Lieut. John j. Twomey, TO u. s. s. S-14:
Lieut.. John NJ. sheehan. TO Atlantic fleet.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The master to str Cameronia (Br) reports
light vessel. River Mersey, England. at the
entrance to the Mersey River, in approx
mately lat IS 81 n. lon IL w. had sunk
at her moorings and would be replaced by a
relief light vessel as soon as practicable.
The mines In tho Bay of Burghaz, Black
Sea, have never been swept and the channel,
said to extend two miles off Megalo Nisi
light, still seems TO be doubtful matter In
the minds of certain port officials. A
thorough understanding on this point would
lend greater assurance to all vessels using
these waters. Str Mopang, which struck a
mine In the Bay of Burghaz on June 30, 1921
sank in position about IL miles deg
ltruel from Megalo NIsi lignt.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
VIENNA FIGHTS CHEAP SUITS.
But They Arc Made I'm England
and Disturb TaiIors.

VIENNA, Aug. 27.--The offer Of Brit
ish concern to sell IN Vienna 4o0, 900
ready made suits OF mems clothes at fl
and 10 shillings each has been occupy
ing more space In the newspapers than
the disturbed political situation Mas
ter tailors and ready made clothing mer-
chants are fighting IT, and thus far sue
ccssfully. as the Ministry OF Trade has
refused the import license.
The entire Vienna press. backed by
the countless civil servants and work.
mems cooperative societies. Is demand
ing the deal be permitted pointing out
that native tailors charge al least 5000
crowns for a suit Of equal quality. while
the British offer equals, about 1900
crownA
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PREcEpING PAGE,
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land. Boston for New York Cat
6:15 AMI.
schr A w Ogilvie (Br). Parrsboro, Ms. for
New York, with lumber; vessel TO J F Whit
ney Co.
Schr Chas II Klinck. Long. Me. for New
York, with stone. to Booth Bros: vessel 10
A Elliott 4 Co.
Tug Plymouth, towing barges Cat s:s5
AND.
Motor barge Radiurn lat II :35 AND.
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro CBr). Wind
sor. NS for New York. with plaster 70 B
King Co. vessel to J + Whitney q Co.
Bound East.
schr Quaco Queen (Br), Hchoksn for 8,
John, NIB (anchored).
schr Kennebunk. Jersey City FOR 9; John.
NIB (anchored).
Schr Gertrude Parsons 03r). Perth 4 nboy
for Nova Scotian port (anchored).
Schr NJ NJ Gardner (Br). Port Reading for
Gaspe, Que (anchored).
Schr Mary 4 Anderson (Br). Elizabethport
for Halifax, Ms (anchored).
Tugs Hokendauqua, towing barges tat .
AND; Ronald G Keller. towing (at ii :35
AND.
Steam lighter Gypsum tat 1o:So AM).
The New York herald., 1921-08-28
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NE. Aug 27-Barometer a
noon, 30.1o inches; wind, r. fresh breeze
weather, fine: temperature. 90 deg Fahr.
The New York herald., 1921-08-28

Special Cable to THE New YonK HERALD
Cop,rfoht. 1891, BIZ THE NEW YORK HERALD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
The Right Way-Lefs Go!

THE directors Of right
sign three.year with the American City bu-
reau reorganization of that body To have paid
per the Chaa5er total years
would confession Albuquerque people
the initiative ability and community spirit such
pagn for themselves
Should it develop that Albuquerque
itself with its citizens il viii then be time enough call
expensive outside expert in repairing broken community
spirit and revving enterprise
paying the American City $4,000
three the directors propose seek
ity support for a reorganization plan and campaign
This is a good decision; carry il out. II to the
this Two meetings of the directors held
week with quorum present The Herald
any credit for the stirring that
brought about these meetings This simply
help this organization gog again and
going strong.
Merely scoldng the directors the Chamber
shooting insnuaons alleged wholly
special interests" will anywhere We do
fight in this We peace harmonious action among
and citizens generally If there only
should be made forget things
and during that period of along
how with the deinquents in character and citizenship
The present directors of the Chamber Of
else for action and They
quit trying because of community inertia that needs wiped
off the municipal and be wiped off by sin
gle, community wide, harmonious effort.
Secretary Mckee sad mouhfu yesterday when he
looked him if the citizens Of Albuquerque
much fault the Chamber of Commerce collapse
munty activity lie right We have all been laying
the job.
right way Ahauereue out its own Chamber
The directors
provide the far community TO Join
with them in their effort for coSpe reorganization fresh
start.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
THE moUR or rRIBuTE.

on Friday Nrmisiicc Day. tho
whole nation will pause to honor
Americas heroes who gave their
lives In the World War, martyrs 60
liberty.
In the Arlington cemetery at
Washington an Unknown Hero
will bee buried with highest mill
.tury honors The ceremony VIII
ho symbodicRl uf the honor the
nation owes to every man who died
In the service uf his country
President Harding has proclaim
I'd the day national holiday not
one of celebration but ot tribute.
II has been asked that all ccro-
monies throughout the country at
t"udHnt upon the burial OF the
Unknown Hero be synchronizcd
The ceremony win begin with
the tolling OF bells between mas
and noon, eastern standard time.
Then from ~ noon until 1909,
the whole nation will stand still.
THAT means that iu Albuquerque
the bells should toll between 9sib
and 10 o'clock, and the city should
pause between 10 o'clock and
1909
Every wheel should stop turning
FOR those two minutes. Every in
dividuHl should pause az the task
he has In hand and how his head
in honor Of Americas dead,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
10000, 600 Candles
To Twinkle During
Arms Conference

WASHINGTON. ID c.. Nov. TO-
Specially arranged street iilumina-
tion comprisfnE the equivalent Of
10000. 00O. 900 candles has been
arranged for the armament con-
ference.
The exhibit iuivoives n "jeweled"
archwgy or pdktal, at seventeeth
and y streets. serving as an ap-
proach TO tho delegation where
the conference Will convene; m
avenue OF light extending four
blocks along Seventeenth street
and terminating at the jeweled
portal.
Light OF the states" Gan aurora
boreaiis) besides the dome OF tho
capital, and the flood lighting
OF the Washington monument. and
OF many public buildings will add
to the illumination.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
Alabama Company
Leases One of Plants
At Muscle Shoals

WASHINGTON. Nov. iO.-Nmpor-
hry lease OF power plant number at
Muscle Shoaie. Alabama. part OF the
project for purchase OF which Henry
Ford II negotiating with the govern
ment. to the Alabama Power com
pany, was announced today by secre-
tary Weeks.
The war department investigating
soard recommended the action.
Under the lease. which. according
TO government officials was made IN
order that the Alabama company
could supply power to mills In
Georgia. Alabama and the CRroiinas,
she company would pay the govern
ment $4,000 a month and two cents
a kilowatt hour. The lease may be
terminated on 80 days notice.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
Jews Express Hope
For Success of
Arms Conference

WASHINGTON Nov io.-A hope
that the armament conference VIII
result In an era OF universal peace
was expressed to President Harding
today on behalf OF the American Jews
IN telegram from Adolf Kraus. OF
Chicago. president OF the Ronai Birth.
Members OF the order OF Jews every
where Mr. Kraus said ould watch
with anxious hearts" the progrcns OF
thu negotiation.
Wars and the consequences OF
wars continued the telegram, "haye
weighed more heavily upon the Je va
IN all lands than they have upon tn ose
OF other faiths" said the message
which clpsed with the benedicfion
may God be with you In your de-
liberations and guide you"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-10
President Harding's Call
For Arnistice Day Prayer

|, Warren C. Harding, president
of the United States of America, do
hereby call upon all devout and pa
triotic citizens of the United States
to pause from their accustomed oc-
cupations and labors on Friday, the
lth day of November, next, from
II o clock noon eastern time) to
two minutes past that hour for a pc
riod of silent prayer and thanks to
the Giver of all goods.
WARREN G.. HARDING.