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hloert Watts 20 Il Tampico l2th.
Arcturus ZOO l., Five Fathom Bank 18th.
sS5 TSsBf o S sE h'ss nsss IL & g. =. % an 2' 10 10Th
Payway 1870 South Pass 18th.
Bet,ore 400 Scotland l. 18th.
Byron 2 Benson y Hillsboro 18th.
Cspilio 10 Hatteras 18th.
ciontarf i.25o IL Z Ambrose Lv iith.
Dirigo, towing barge Dallas, 1888 n Jupiter
Edward L poheny Jr. e57 Tampico 18th.
Eastern Victor II 8 Miami 18th.
Fl Isleo off Sand Key 18th
Franklin ?5 Jupiter 18th.
Federal lat 81 IL. lon ~ 1s 11th.
Franklin Lane go Tampioo i:th.
ry ers qfayey e xes - zee zee, sepS a Key i2'h
George G Henry 80 sw Hatterss 18th.
Gulfcoast 10 Jupiter i2th.
Gulfqueen 70 y Jupiter 18th.
Hammac 4s E Sand Key 18th.
Harvester 20 y Tuxpam 18th.
Hastings 10 S Great Isaacs 18th.
Herbert G Wyiie so S Arenas Pass 18th.
Herbert L Pratt q S Sand Key 18th.
Huguenot 2s NE Tampico 18th.
Illinois 80 Y Tortugas 18th.
] " Van Dyke s. WV Tortusss 18th.
Lake Fairlie off sagua 18th.
Esks GrS s p sE Ey saHd T3rsfas sfasd is
Lilmae 49, K Tanpico 18th.
Maracaibo 436 s Scotland l. v Eth.
Muskosee 60 NV Tortugas 18th.
Montana Is E Jupiter 18th.
Nelson liz s Cape Henry Eth.
Occidental 1876 Jupiter 18th.
Orizaba S26 8 Scotland L v 18th.
Pearldon 40 NE Tuxpam 18th.
Persian 81 s by w Winter Quarter L V 18th.
Pioneer POI e Tampico 18th.
President Garfield arrived London 2:3o Pm
l1th.
President Taft sailed Cherbourg rs Pm
18th.
President Van Buren 800 f Ambrose v
cuistconck 8 S Sand Key 18th.
Robert E Hopkins $40 Jupiter 18th.
Rochester o2S " Jupiter 18th.
Samuel l. Fuller ~ f Hstteres 18th.
San Gil 3e6 S Nantucket l. 18th.
San Ricardo 80 NV Key West 18th.
Sap!nero 40 S south Pass 18th.
Southern Gross 3JS Sc Ambrose l. l1th.
Standard 30 NV Tortpgas 18th.
Suerosa S5 Jupiter 18th.
Susquehanna S65 f Ambrose l. V 11th.
Swifteagle .3 W Sand Key 18th.
+ J Williams .260 Ambrose l. 1lth.
Texas 2le w Sand Key 18Th.
Fittorio Emanuele III S96 Ambrose V
1lth. -
" G Teagie 2o9 N Jupiter 18th.
W II Libby 230 NE Jupiter 18th.
West Chetac 1.220 z Cape May 18TH
West NoSska lat AZ TO- Ion 81 Is 18th.
Wes. Totant e2s z Hatteras 18th.
Wilscox 80 Sc Mobile bar 18th.
VIM G. Warden 1874 N Jupiter 18th.
W!nnebago a25 r Cape Henry 18TH.
Zacapa 421 8 Scotland l. 18th.
Continued on Page Twenty.
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SNIP OWNERS TO ADOPT
ONE BODY OF OFFICERS
Capt. DoU's Organization to
Be Fostered.

The American Steamship Owners AS
sociation at a general meeting yesterday
voted to assume the support of the
American Steamship Licensed Officers
Association and to ascertain the FEAST
bility of utilizing this organization as
the nucleus of a policy Of general coop
Grafton, on g. basis OF mutual benefit
with the seagoing officers and men Of
the merchant marine"
Winthrop l.. Marvin. vice-president
and general manager. declared that the
ship owners in taking over the officers
association had acted without prejudice
against any of the existing bodies OF
ship officers. He explained that hith-
erto the licensed officers association
had been mainly confined in its MEM
bership, numbering l. $780, to deck officers
of coastwise and West Indies ships. cit
was now proposed 60 include all Amer
ican shipping services.
The ship owners will bear all admin
istrative expenses of the organization.
which will continue to be managed by
Capt. Luther &. Dow. Dues and con-
trlbutions from the members will be
used for the payment of benefits. such
as sick, accident, death and insurance
against loss Of personal belongings OF
the members.
Mrs. Henry Howard OF Cleveland.
Ohio president Of the American Mer-
chant Marine Library Association.
which is placing libraries of selected
books on board merchant ships. told the
ship owners of the work her organization
is doing and they voted support and
cooperation. The Shipping Board also
was urged to help.
Alfred Gilbert Smith, president of the
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship
Company. presided at the meeting in
place of the president, II. II. Raymond
Of the Clyde Mallory Lines. The Rich
rnond-New York Steamship Company
represented by S. A. Oyon. general man.
ager, was elected to membership.
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Str Eocene towing barge. Boston. to tn ,
Standard OIL Co o. New York. lSnchored
off Tompkirsvlie.
Bark Guadalhorce (Sp). Las Palmss June
S. to 3 carberry 4 co. In ballast An
chored off Liberty.
Schr Charles D Stanford. Kilkenny, Ga, TO
A Elliot & Co with lumber mot as before
reported).
Schr Wawenock. Savannah. to Elliott
& Co. with lumber. Anchored off Red Hooh
Schr Florence Howard, Savannah TO r
Lawrence Smith Anchored off Red Hook.
Schr Albert w Willis. Charleston, 70 Pen
dIeton Brothers. Anchored off Red Hook.
schr Florence B Phillips. ,Georgetown. SC.
Tug Woodin, towing / barge.
Tug Neptune. towing barges.
Tug Beagle, towing barges.
Tug Augustine. towing barge.
The following tugs arrived 11th-Roger
williams. towing barges: Liberty. towing
8: Bathgate. towing 3; Mercury. towing 2;
Wellfleet. towing l.
The reported arrival 1lth OF str stanmore
iBr) was an error.
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By Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

Eogota 312 Ambrose l. ilth.
Comanche 3i7 S Scotland l. V llth.
Gulftrade passed out Ambrose l. v 30 Pm
18th.
KiDderdyk 500 from New York II Pm 18th.
Lake Fannin 1853 Scotland l. 18th.
iHnape 40 n Diamond Shoal 18Th.
Martinique 291 Sc Scotland l. V 18th.
Minocket 25s Scotland L v 1oth.
Monterey arrived Havana AN 18th.
Mount Clinton 240 K Ambrose l. 18th.
Munargo 2a8 S Scotland l. V 18th.
Munwood sos S Scotland L v i1th.
Nantucket 1l5 w by Nantucket l. i1th.
New York LAT 20 IS. lon 80 16 18th.
Orizaba S.6 S Scotland l. 18th.
Pipestone County 2ls NE Cape Henry 18th
Sag Harbor L Hog Island i2th.
6agua 547 s Scotland L I1th.
San Gil 160 s Nantucket l. v 18th.
Santa Olivia $50 r Ambrose s PM llth.
Ssugerties 625 Sc Hole In Wall f1th.
Siboney 26s S Scotland l. 18th.
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FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
j. J.. BERNARD g. COMPANY,
CARE SOUTHERN eHIPYARD COR
NEwponT NE NEWs' - vrRGrNIA.

NEWPORT NEWS, VIRGINIA,
on JUNE IS, 1022 at II 100 a. VI.
THE FOLLOWING MATERIAL FROM Ex-
SHIPPING BOARD WOODEN SHIPS.
THIS MATERIAL CAN DE SEEN AT ANY
TIME AT THE SOUTHERN SHiPYARD.
2 Ton Frick ice Machines (Comple,o)
with Troy Engine Machine Company Genera
tors.
10 XIV. @. Y. Generators with extra
Armature switchboards.
Tanks: Fresh Water Feed Tanks. 10 and
20 tons.
Pumps From Blake. MCGOWAN. Buffalo.
Worth!nston, Eppington. and Carpenter. e'r
Water Heaters. condenssrs. Evaporstors.
/ u. 8. 4 y. Type Engine Triple Espan-
sion. Taylor Engine Mig. Co, Allentown.
Pa, No, 1o4 Go1s).
Deck windlass fFyde) 3'xio'. Life Boats,
Spsrs 0f feet, Booms 10 feet.
~ Lideerwood Holsters 3 tons. Capstans
G"xs. Hyde, Dead lights io"xi4". Taipau-
Wire: Galvanized and Piow steel, u" to -.
200 fathorns towing hawser wire.
= Propeilers IA.
Babott
Nentilators.
Ship furniture Chairs, Tables, Benches.
Oak and yellow Pine Doors.
Pumping Of all descriptions
Other miscellaneous equipment.
MARINT--rOR SALE nm wANTrD
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Navy Orders
Special Dispatch 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Wn.hnptou. u. e. .June (


These navy orders have been made public
McLewsk Lieutenant Commander Romuald
X. r.. TO command u. s. S. Truxton.
Bauvet. Lieut.. George r., TO U. s. S.
Melville.
Davis. Lieut.. John TO Indian Head.
Kendall. Lieut.. Henry g., TO temporary
duty naval air station. Pensacola.
Linblad, Lieut.. Alex. 10 duty Sperry Gyro-
scope Company. Brooklyn.
Reichelderfer. Lieut.. Francis W., TO bureau
aeronautics, Washington.
Terry, Lieut.. Fred V. To r. 8. Boston.
Tomlinson, Lieut.. Daniel w, TO U, 8. s..
Oklahoma.
Randall. Commander James A.. 10 course
Naval War College. Newport.
-arker. Lieut.. Reuben A., TO marine bar
racks. Virginia.
Hart Lieut.. George c., TO Division 40,
destroyer squadron, Atlantic fleet.
Kint, Lieut.. w. Ivan. resigned.
Omer. Lieut.. JOY A.. granted sick leave.
Shaar. Lieut.. Camille NJ. to marine ex-
peditonarv force, Santo Domingo.
Hempstone Lieutenant Commander Smith
10 duty with chief coordinstor for general
supply, Washington.
Petzoid. Lieut.. Milton H.. chaplain corps
20 duty Second Brigade, United States Ma
ilnes Santo Domingo.
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NEW PHILADELPHIA SERVICE.

The newly organized Holscharu Lines.
Inc, of II Moore street announced yes
terdsy that the operation of two COM
bination freight and passenger steam
ers between New York, Cape May, N. j..
and Philadelphia will be started within
week and that three sailings In each
direction weekly will be maintained
thereafter. Steamers in the service will
be the City of Seattle and the Maple.
The City OF Settle formerly was in the
san Francisco-Seattle trade and 10
equipped to accommodate 1875 first cabin
passengers. It was said
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NAMES TWO TO SHIP BOARD.
Reappoints Adj
Benson and Lfsaner.

WASHINGTON, June 12.--Meyer Liss-
ner and Rear Admiral William s. Ben
son. retired. were nominated by Presi-
dent Harding to-day for reappointnent
TO the Shipping Board Their present
terms are due 10 expire at midnight TO-
morrow.
The nomination of Mr.. Lissner is
credited to California and that Of Ad-
niral Benson 10 Georgia.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


to mand ehours
wers
the o
the public hours
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seaeonnet u ENE Winter Quarter L v i2ta.
Stephen r Jones So from Cape May 1lth.
Swift Arrow I? s Diamond shoai i2th.
Tiger $50 S6W Nantucket l. 18th.
W keene uug) Il Great Round Shoals
18th.
W II Libby Is s Diamond Shoai l1th.
West HELIX .2,o2t y Cape Henry i1th.
Westlake 2,0i5 Il Cape Henry 11th.
ZLlia left Curacao 4 Pm llth for Mayaguez.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. June i2--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
South street. dropped to-day at exact noon,
18th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
$500.
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SAIL TUESDAY. JUNE I3.
Aquitania, Southampton. 81 N r.. Noon
Il r.. ................... 800 Pm
Clan Mackay. Buenos Aires. 3 Erie
BASIN :......-............
Reliance. Hamburg, SO y R........ 1000 AN
Mohawk, Jacksonville. 80 r.. Noon
Vincent. Havre, Hoboken. -
SAIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE IA.
Algeria, Glasgow. &C ~ R.. Noon
Catherine. Turks Island, 81 BkIyn
DTom9re Castle. Cape Town, &c,
81 Bkyin. ....................
~ Estero. New Orleans. 40 n r.. Noon
Fl Rio, Galveston, 40 y R..... Noon
Lituania. DaBzig, Bush Docks. 2:00 PM
Paris. Havre, 81 R.. ............ Noon
President Adams. London, Ho-
boken ..................... 500 PM
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY. JUNE I3.

MadsiTa saa Zap. vs1S. isIsnas Sothsi
Plymouth and Bouiogne: also parcel post
malls Tor Great Britain. Ireland and the
countries mentioned in note A below via
many. Austria s cssehoS. Ssal slovaEia. % III Hungary gary
and Switzerland via Hamburg. str RE-
hA1e Earops .,riia poS; ana Ms.t MM m, Vi, Cher
mails for Great Britain. ireland, Franz France and and
below via Cherbourg and Southampton. str
AQulTANIA. AN (sup 9:30 AN y.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Ii.
Europe. Africa and West Asia Lithuania, ;.
Lettonia and Esthonia must be specially ad-
dressedl via Plymouth and Havre; also par
Gel post mails for France and the countries
AN (sup $50 AM u.
Russia, Lthuania. Lettonia and Esthonia
must be specially addressed) via Queens
town. Plymouth and Cherbourg; also parcel
and the countries mentioned In notes A and
! below. str PRESIDENT ADAMS. II AN
Poland. Russia. Lithuauia, Lettonia and
dressed) via Cuxhayen. Danzig and Libau;
and Lettonia, str LITuANIA. ii so AN. N
south Africa Especially addressed only)
Via Via Cape Town: also parcel post mails for
tectorate, Portuguese East Africa, Northern
and Southern Rhodesia and Southwest Az
r:ca Protectorate. str DROMORE CASTLE,
THURSDAY. JUNE Is.
Ireland via Queenstown (other countries
must he specially addressed) via Liverpool:
CARMANIA. & AM tsup $3.50 AM 70.
Germany via Hamburg; also parcel post
malls for Germany. Austria. Czecho- -Slovakia.
Hungary. and Switzerland str HANSA, 8 AM
Senegal and Sierra Leone Canary Islands
and other parts OF West Africa via Ten
erffe, Dnkar, freetown. Cape Palma.
Grand Bassam. Seccondee and Accra: also
PARCEL post mails for Santa Cruz de Ten
it.Iv an ~. rcei aJ'I, ,,,st sT S, pCG AN.
dressed corespondence) via Naples, str DCcA
DEGLJ ABRuZZI. 9 AM.
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For Sale at Bargain Prices.

Y. Q. Navy Submarine Chasers--Ii0' long,
Is ." Beams g, draft; o steel Buikheads,
ing. Equipped with 3 standard Marine Mo.
tors. Cylinders. 200 II. p Each. Revsrsi.
Die Air Starting. Good Sea Boats. Apply
JOSEPH O.. HfTNER.
30 Church Street,
New York City,
Telephone Cortisndt +43a.
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'ISht SaVing Tinle.1
SAIL WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL.
Santa Elisa, Valparaiso, 80 Bklyn. II 20 AN
Tivives, Cristoba!. R.......... II 20 AM
SAIL THURSDAY, JUNE Is.
Belita, santiago, &c. " R.. -
Boutry, West Coast Africa. Both
st. Bklyn.. ................... Noon
Camaguey. Havana. &c. II Bklyn.. -
Csrmania, Liverpool, "a r.. Noon
cauto, Vera Cruz, IS Il R......... -
Chicago. Havre. - n R......... 800 Pm
CITY of 81 Louis. Savannah, 3J n r 800 PM
Duca degli AbruZzi Naples, 81 Mr. Noon
Geo w G Gorgas. Cristobal, 81 N II 300 FM
Harsa, Hamburg, 10 r. R......... Noon
Huron, san Domingo, 81 Bklyn.... Noon
Lenape. Jacksonville, 36 y H.. Noon
Ontario. Bordeaux. "A " R.. -
santa Paula, Buenos Aires, Goth
st, Bhlyn. .....................
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES. &C.
TUESDAY. JUNE IL.

TUESDAY, JUNE Is.
Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay (spe-
cially addressed only via Montevideo and
Ruenos Aires, str CLAN MACKAY, 8 AM
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IL.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador (prtnts.
&cl. Nicaragua texcept East COAST, ANA
pala City. Choluteca (also prints, &c. for
Macaome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran) in
Honduras, Cauca and Narino Departments
Of Colombia. Ecuador. Peru (nycept Iquitos). ;.
Bolivia and Chile tother parta OF HoDd uras
and letter mail for Salvador must be spe-
NOTE Al PARCEL POST MAILS VIA
Perirp), Afghanistan (liabuD, Ascension, BE
Central Africa lNyasalapd Protectorate). +
BRITISH. Cape Verde Islands, ceyion, CyprT
French India Especially addressed), Cambi
Labuan. Macao tChina), Madeira, Malta, M,
ing the Banks and Torres Islands). Nigeria
Persia, Portuguese India. Portuguese Timor
including Ukraine: Russia in Asia. except I'll
chelles. Sierra Leone. Smyrna. Tanganyks
Zanzibar.
NOTE PARCEL POST MAILS VIA
pahomey. French Guinea, French establish
Cambodia, Cochin-China. Laos and Tonkin),
land. French Soudan Upper Senegal, Niger
egascar and dependencies Madagascar, 3
Islands. Mayotte. Gde Comoro, Anjouan and
Monaco. Morocco .lexcept Spanish), New c
Reunion. Senegal, Togoland (French), Syria
the Western and Eastern Zone). TUals. Turl
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Close at New York at PM as follows:

Close at New YORK AZ D IN as foNows:
Hawaii (t) and specially addressed mail
for Japan, Corea and China via San Fran
cisco. str KOREA MARU. June Is.
Hawaii % via San Francisco. str MA
NOA. June 16.
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
csfed oaiy) via Seattle. str MANILA
- ~. .,iae Il.
Japan. Coree. China Siberia. French Indo-
China and Netherlands East Indies lexccpt
sumatra) via Seattle: also parcel post mails
for Japan. Corea. China. Siam. French Indo-
China and Straits Settlements. str PRESI-
DENT JACKSON, June 10 90.
Hawaii () and specially addressed mail
for Japan. Corea and China via San Fran.
cisco. str PRESIDENT WILSON. June 10.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia. French Indo.
China. Netherlands East indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands IT. via Van
ccuver and Victoria, BE; also parcel post
mails for Shanghai City, str EMPRESS OF
CANADA, June - ~.
Tahiti Marquesas, Cook Islands, New Zea-
land and Australia via San Francisco; also
parcel post malls for Society Islands. Cook
Islands. New Zealand and Australia. str
TAHITI, July 2.
Ordinary tunregistered) letters mailed up
to Pm the next day will, provided there
Is no delay in the overland transit. reach
Seattle In time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
Supplementary mails accepted on pier.
TAN classes of mail, including domestic
parcel post, sent 70 Hawaii, Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches.
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DUE WEDNESDAY. JUNE "a.
DUE THURSDAY. JUNE Is.

Badagry. Dakar cath. ...... Daniel Bacon
Chattanooga City. San Diego 27th.
Isthmian Lines
City of Der ares. Port Said 18th. .Norton-Lilly
Clan Macintosh Gibraltar LIST. Barber g. Co
pochet, Alexandria 18TH. Export IS Co
Easte: Guide. Ardrossan I'd. Moore McC
Elizabeth Maersk. Lisbon 27th.
Isbrandtsen-Muller Co
Enroll, Colon 80. 3d.......,........ Norton Lilly
Metapan. Santa Marta Sth. United Fruit
Ssmland, Antwerp ist......., Red Star Line
seythia, Liverpool Tth. ......... .Cunard Line
SiIene, Palamos 22d. Three star Line
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oUARTERMAsTER. experienced. heimsman n,
signel man. desires bsrth on yacht Mullen.
lTo suh, Broollyn,
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SAIL WEDNESDAY. JU,
Steamers Due in New York.
DUE TUESDAY. JUNE IL.

Steamer. From. Agents.
American, Colon 5th. United Am
Bogota. Cartagena 30th. ......... Clyde Line
City OF ST Louis, Savannah 10th. Ocean So
FL Sol. Galveston fth. Southern Pac
lperia, Ardrossan 25th. Elwell 6 Co
Lonape, Jacksonville 10th. .........C Clyde Line
Majestic. Southampton 9TH. White Star Line
Mount Clinton. Hamburg lst. Limited Am
Munargo. Nassau 10th. ........ .Munson Line
Oien, Dvnkirk goth. ........... Cosmopolitan
Oregonian, Hamburg 25th. ....... United Am
President Van Buren,, London 3d..U Lnes
seauoya. Gotnenpurg 27th. n l. Hague
siboney. Havana oth............ Ward Line
DUE WEDNESDAY. JUNE u.
America. Palermo LIST. ......... Italia Amer
Chr Nicholson, Chaparra sth.. Atlantic Fruit
MesaDa,. London 30. Atlantic Trans
Nevisian. Manchester 3lst. ........... NJ NJ
Fan America. Buenos Aires 2eth .Munson Line
Yorck. Bremen Sd. ........... NORTH Ger Lloyd
Zacapa, Santiago 9th. ........ United Fruit
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FOR sAJE--Schooner Nova Scotia registry
deadweight $50, built 1917, f13,500. McIN-
TosH AGENCY. II Broadway. Bowling
Green 1857.
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Almanac for New York June 10.

Sun rses.... 4 "a Moon rises. 10 20 Pm
Sun sets........ 2s Moon eets. 8 10 AN
TIME OF HIGH WATER lime ~
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Sandy Hook. ........ 10 % AM 10 35 PM
Governors Island. II % AN II 0s PM
Hell Gate (Astoria).. IL is AM OF PM
The time given in the above table is. East
srn standard time and Is furnished by the
United states Coast and Geodetlc Survey.
Tor daylight saving time add one hour
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NOTE A PARCEL POST MAILS d,
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

Vessels Sail on Daylight Timel
BALL TUESDAY JUNE D H.
The Bismarck tribune., 1922-05-05
Senior Class Is
Guest of Juniors
At Annual Banquet

The Senior class colors, purple and
burnt orange and the Junior class
colors brown and gold were skillfully
combined with the Senior class flow.
er, sweet peas, and white carnations
to form the setting for the annual
Junior-'senior banquet which was
held at the Mckenzie hotel last eve
ming. Programs tied with the Junior
colors and place cards decorated in
the Senior colors were on the ban
quet table. The Senior class motto,
"Conquering, still to conquer" was
framed in the class colors and occu-
pied prominent place.
At the close of the banquet num-
ber of toasts were given by members
Of the faculty and students who were
introduced by the toastmaster,, Ter
renee Halloran. The following pro-
gram was given: Hello" Terrence
Halloran; "Just Juniors Gwendolyn
Welch; solo, Rex Berndt; "Our Fac
ulty" Tyler Kludt: Our Model
School, of 1887" Donald Jones; piano
solo, Esther Larson; Academic An
gels Miss Olive Kinsella; Thank
You" Charles Moses.
Dancing was enjoyed at the close of
the program of toasts.
Lee Scroggjns was chairman of the
general committee He was assisted
nv IHs'en Gross. Katherine Smith. Dale
Presly. Dorothy Moses, William
Ankenmann, Richard Penwarden, Paul
Goddard and Donald Jones.
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Miss Mary Stewart
To Address State
B. and p. w

Miss Mary Stewart of Washington
d. c., formerly Dean of Women at the
University Of Montana and now chair
man OF the legislative committee fol
the national federation Of Business
be the principal speaker at the state
meeting OF the B. and P. w. clubs to
be held at Grand Forks. Other speak
ers will be Miss Minnie ]. Nelson
state superintendent Of public in
struction and Dean Squires of tho
University of North Dakota.
There are now is Business Women's
clubs in North Dakota, 10 of which
are federated. The following are the
clubs in North Dakota: Dickinson,
ManJan, Bismarck, Jamestown, Val
ley City, two at Fargo, Lisbon, Grand
oFrks, Wahpeton, Devils Lake, two at
Minot, Darlington and Williston.
Many of these clubs have their own
club rooms making a central meet
ing place for business women Of the
town. All of the clubs are active
along civic lines. The Valley City
club recently started big tea room
and rest room for all townspeople in
one OF the new business blocks. The
Business Women's club Of Fargo have
purchased a summer home "The
Birches," at Detroit, MINI. 1T is no
secret that women as rule do not
cooperate as we'll as men. When men
have an object to attain that is be-
ycnd their powers as individuals they
promptly organize. Business women
are rap dly learning to do the same"
The Grand Forks club has under con-
sideration the building Of big wo.
mans building for girls and for fami-
lies who want comfortable homes and
are not available elsewhere
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.s.7T7 N ~ -FtEF-
Social t.and 'lF
Personal
Mrs. Taylor Is
Named Chairman
At Musical Meet

"Hiawatha's Wedding Feast" sung
at the Grand Forks auditorium Wed.
nesday evening, was the closing fea-
ture of tho annual meeting OF the
North Dakota Federation of Music
clubs, and is said to have been one
Of the most successful events of the
like, ever attempted in North Dakota.
Dean Knute Froysaa, head of the mu,
sic department of the Mayyille state
normal school,; Robert Ambrosius,
cellist for the Chicago Symphony or.
chestra and Dean "A. j. Stephens. di-
rector of the Fargo College Conserva-
tory of Music, were members of the
all'state orchestra which played for
the musical festival.
The chorus, which was made lp of
250 voices, representing practically all
Of the music clubs OF the state wal
directed by Prof. E. H. Wilcox, head
OF the music department of the Uni
!Tersity of North Dakota. Professor
Wilcox's work was remarkable, it is
said, and the work of the club chorus
was exceptional. Each club had re.
hearsed the music in it's home towns,
and after arriving at Grand Forks,
but one recital was held. This Is the
first event of this nature ever held in
North Dakota, in connection with the
meeting Of the federation.
Preceding 'tHiawatha's Wedding
Feast" Otis Patten, tenor, and Ro-
bert Ambrosius, cellist, gave brief
concert e
Mns. j.. c. Taylor, N1rl. Arthur
Bauer and Mrs. John L. Hughes re-
turned last night from Grand Forks.
Henry IHalyerson returned this noon
and Mrs. w. j. Taggart and Mrs: r. A.
Tracy who stopped in Fargo to visit
friends, are expected to return tomor.
row. The Bismarck delegates report
a wonderful time, a successful meet
ing and splendid beginning.
It was decided at the meeting to
have the May festival biennially and
on the alternate years to have the
Young Artists contest. Mrs. J. c.
Taylor, Of the city, was appointed
chairman of the Scholarship Loan
fund.