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The New York herald., 1922-03-24
Bv United States Naval Radio.

Arsecon IL Roclsland. Me. I'D.
Aewihavre 1Tj ENE Tecomate 23d.
Aiadn 100 L Ambrose /. 23d.
Benjamin Brewster J5 w Sand Key I'D.
Before passed American Shoals 23d.
Cardonia lat 3s 81. lon 80 % 23d.
ccrro Ebano 81 wsW SIND Key 2Sd.
Che rles NJ Everest Go s Jupiter 23d.
ChcbauIip 605 Il Ambrose l. v 22d.
Cavarack f.io5 II Ambrose L v 22d.
Col:esit 10T ENE Hole In Wall 23d.
Colorado Springs BOO Il Hatteras ed.
Creole l64 NV. Tortugas 23d.
Dio lat 50 II. Ion IS 06 23d.
Diematist 81 WSW Key West 2Sd.
ri Sol 285 Scotland l. v 23d.
FL Sud sJ w Tortugas 23d.
a Harrison Smith 100 NE Jupiter i23d.
Cpnges 600 Ssw Hatteras 223d.
Georgia 20 " Jupiter 23d.
Gr,m lat 90 OF, ion eS 0e ed;
Gulf OF Mexico Is s Jupiter I'D.
Guifcoast 90 Jupiter o3d.
Ii NJ Tiagier 200 fsE cape. Race 22d.
Hampcen ~ Sc Portland. Me. 2Sd.
Harold walker % s Jupiter I'D,
Henry r. Mallory $ Hatteras 23d.
Hrdson f.fa5 II Ambrose l. 22d.
Illinois Jss T. Bahamas 22d.
J A Moffett. Jr: u = sand Key 20,
Jar1es MCGEE iiO NE Jupiter 2Sd.
Janelew lat ca A. Ion - 81 ed.
Japan Arrow 20 w Sand Key 23d.
JEFF Davis $50 SIC Bermuda I'd e,s
Icsspn KsslaeEian II 1.as's aas scotland 9 % Esd.
Lake r;irth passed Key West 2Sd.
Iirhtburne o y Jupiter 23d.
TJnlon fo4 s Cape Icnlopen 23d.
Mnraaui OF Nantucket T. v 2Sd.
Nnravi 3Jg 8 Nantucket L v .Sd.
Mntinicock 81 NE Jupiter .3d.
Merrymount aT2 Sc Portland. Me, I'D.
Ncyania 81 NNE Jupiter 23d.
Mtrtrolite w Sand Key 23d.
Nora % w Sand Key 23d.
@ q warinz 30 Sw Tortugss 23d.
occ,dcntai IS NNE Jupiter 23d.
oscar ID Bennett w Alligator Reef 2od'
Ossa 200 " Ambrose l. v 2Sd.
Orraes A. 8 Hatteras 23d.
pngtorcs 80 w Havana 23d
penrsyIsania $40 u Bahamas I'D.
r,ochcster 300 S Overfalis L v 23d.
Sabine Sun 10 S Jupiter 23d.
sac Harbor 53 NV Tortugss 23d.
cnenandosf "a s Jupiter ed.
go,,,hern Cross o,3s0 So Ambrose L I'D
eierhen r. Jones SO ST. Portland. Me, I'D.
Swiftiight 30 $ Cape Canayeral 20. 80,
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Us. TO STORE $50 DEsTRoyERs.
Equipment 20 ne Held for Quick
Replacement.

WASHINGTON. March 23.-The sixty
eight destroyers OF the Pacific feet or
dered out OF commission by Jsne 80 will
he stored at the destroyer base, San
Diego. Cal. while the cighty-two de-
commissioner dcstroycrs OF the Allan
tic feet viii so 20 the Philadelphia Navy
yArd. under orders approved to-day by
secretary DENLY.
Those in the Pacific will be placed
under the jurisdiction Of the commander
In chief OF the Pacific fleet. while a
special officer with the rank OF captain
win he in charge OF those at tho Phlla-
dclphia yard. Ammunition and rcmov-
able equipment for each ship Is TO be
stored ashore. tagged to show from
which ship II came. and so disposed
that all can be quickly replaced on that
veesci II needed.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STR Nuria (Sp). from Caibarien for New
York, blew out cylinder head in let 80 IL,
Ion Il; I5. Cutter Gresham picked her up al
) AM yesterday and Is towing her into port
LONDON, March 22-Str City OF Tokio
CErl from Shanghai dragged anchors dur
ing a gale March - at Kobe and struck on
the breakwater; leaking IN ballast tanks
leanking in No hold: will go into dock e
have her bottom examined.
23d--Str Canadian Spinner (BD. fron'
Auckland, &c. for Wellington. has put back
to former port with steering gear defective.
Str West Caruth, from Grand Bassam fol
Havre wen; aground near Cherbours, bui
was later foated and put into latter porl
ieaks, having struck a submerged object; y
Is feared she will have to discharge.
str Agizonan. from Seattle. &C, for Liver
Continued on Following Page.
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ARRIVED.

Str Homeric fBr). Southampton and Cher
borrg March 10, TO the United states Lines.
with eli first. i1G second cabin aud i6s
third class passengers, mails and ndse
Went 10 pier 10. North River.
Str Yorck fGer). Bremen March II. 70 the
North German Lloyd, with f6S cabin and "a
third class pa ssengers, malls and mdac.
Went to foot OF 9Th street, fioboken.
str Colombo ntaD Naples March and
Genoa ffth, TO the italia-America Line, witli
20 first. 35T second cabin and $50 third class
pastengcrs, nails and mdse. Went to pier
p7, North River.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-sIodcratc east and southeast
winds and partly overcast weather Friday.
West ,irif--Fresh southeast and south
w..is and overcast weather Friday probably
loc:, rains over northwest portion.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passase-
Fresh north and northeast winds. parity
overcast weather and probably local rains
ffioay.
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook 20
Observation-Disclosures TO fresh south and south
west winds and fair weather Friday.
Tsatteras to Florida Straits-Moderatc, va
riabie winds. becoming scuthcrly over north
norton; fair weather Friday.
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CLEARED.

str IIomeric (Br). Howarth. Southsmpto or
via cherbours tSeneraD-Whlte Star Line.
derry, Belfast. &c tgeneraD Moore & Nc
ccr,naci Co. Inc.
bcl. &C, Via New Bedford (generaD-Anchoi
Line.
Str Aisic. Olsen, Palermo. Syracuse, &c
(sencran-kerr steamship CO; lac:
Kobe AMI Shanghai via Boston tgenerai--
Morton, Lilly & Co.
Str Radnor, Howard. Yokohama; Kobe. &c
via Panama Canal (generaD-Barber Steam
ship Lines. Inc.
str Dominic tBr). Buck. Para and Manaos
via Norfolk tgenerall-Boot & Co, Inc.
Str Wllpolo, Biacller, Los Angeles. Sar
Francisco &C, via Panama Canal (general) :
Williams Steamship Co.
Str Minnesotan. smith tfrom LwerpooD
San Pedro (residue)United American Lines
ST. silcne drr), Olivier. cadiz. casablsnca
e.. via Philadelphia (EeneraD-Threc star
Str Sherman, oma, San Antonio and Val.
pa.aiso via Baltimore and Panama Cana
tscreraD Chile Steamship Co.
I'iSncisco. &c. via Panama Canal dn tran
sit,--United American Lt,es. Inc.
str Guiana tBr,. Charlton, St Thomas, 81
str Frederick r Kellogg. Nader. Tampicc
lhallssD Pan American Petroleum anc
ST.: san Edwardo (Br,. Cole, Tampicc
Cballastl Anglo Mexican Petroleum Co.
sn Walter ID Munson. Niiscn. MatanSss
CeeneraD--Mnnson Steamship Line.
Str Trompcnberg (Dutch. Tresmna. Ma.
tar2as via Norfolk tbaliast)-C " Tetteroli
& co.
Str Lake Como. Tonnescn. Baracoa. San.
tiasI and Guantanamo via Norfolk (gcncrail
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Sti Everest tBr). Allen. Sagua (ballast)
Mrrson Steamship Line.
STR Esparta. o'Neill. Santa Marta tgen.
| eraD--United Fruit Co.
Sti Monterey. McInnis. Havana, Progreso
&c (generaI)-New York and Cuba Mai
Steamship Co.
St. Altamaha. Kinney, Mobile and Tampa
(scnerall-Mailory Steamship Co.
Str Cacique, Hunter, Norfolk (ballast)--
w Grace Co.
str Imatra (Fin). Sandman. Baltimore
(tallast) Steamship Co.
Str Putney (Br). Turner, Baltimore (bal-
Ia iostl--Funch. Edge q Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson. Boston (generao :
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Str Spermina (Br), Basset (from Pro-
sreso). Plymouth tsibal)-Munson Steamship
Line
ship Tonawanda, Aas. Norfolk tballast)-
w II Stanley & Co.
schr Gamble. Harris (from Punta Arenas)
Stamford lin transip-J NJ Scott Co.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

TiN.vcs 500 $ Scotland L V 23d.
Ttvntoiitc 80 ESE Nortugas 23d.
Tuscan So + Sand Key 23d.
Nai,colitc Passed Juni.cr 23d.
Walter Jennings 10 S Jupiter esd
Nassaic lat IS is. Ion o. 81 o3d
West Grcylocls 25J Y, Cape Henry 22d.
West Hepburn 365 Sc Cape May 2od.
Yves. Lashaway 20 ST cape Sable 22d.
Worcester 3ia Il Boston Light 23d.
Iarcmoo Col II Ambrose !. V 25d.
Ztppot w Sand Key 23d.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

tieduced to sea level) at New York on
Thursday March 2S. 1922, at AM. as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
YES thirty and twenty-sevcn hundredths
f3o.2I Inches. This closely approximates
seven hundred and slxty-cight and eight
teafhs (I6s.s) millimeters. Captains of all
vessels now lying in or near the ports Of
New York and Brooklyn can advantageously
use the abovev official data for observing
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. s PM NV, miles;
clear: smooth sea- visibility II miles.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

NEW YORK. March o3--The time ball
above tho Navigation and Marine Engineer
ing school OF tile Seamen's Church Institute
25 south etreet, dropped to-day at exact
noon, 18th meridian, or hours slow OF
Greenwich mean time. Any one desiring cor
rect Greenwich mean time telephone Bowling
Green $500.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Delaware, Boston for New York.
Schr Joseph Murray. Greenport for New
York.
TUGS James Mcwiliams. with barges
tat 1920. AND; Murrel. with 5 tat 1910
Ana. Liberty. with 9 lat II :0J AMD: Nep-
thl. with fat IL; 80 PND; Savage, with 5
fat 1855 PAD.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
FRIDAY. MARCH sa.

Azores Islands portugal, Gibraltar. Italy,
Greece and Jugo-Slayia must be specially
sddressed), Via st Michaels, Lisbon. Ciiprai-
tar. Naples. Patras and Dubrovnik: also
Parcel post mails for Azores Islands, Portu-
sal. Gibraltar and Jugo- -Slavia, str ITALIA
$3.50 AN.
Azores Islands portugal, Gibraltar. Italy,
Greece and Juso-Slavia must be specially
aodressed), via st Michaes Lisbon. Glbral-
tar. Naples. Patras ana Dubrovnik: by rail-
70 New Bedford. Mass. and thence by str
ITALIA, Pm.
SATURDAY. MARCH %.
Europe. Africa and West Asia, via Plym-
cuth and Boulosnc mail must be specially
Netherlands. via Rotterdam. str NIEUW
AMSTERDAM. s AM (sup 80 AN y.
Belgium and I.uxemburg Especially, a5-
dressed only. wa Antwerp: also parcel post
mails for Relgum, Luxemburg aud Belgian
Congo. str CORTLAND. $50 AN.
Eurore, Africa and West Asia. via Cher
bourg and Southampton mail must be sps, ps,
(sup 1880 PM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Pym-
outh and Cherbourg: also parcel pest mails
countries mentioned in notes and be-
low, via Plymouth and Chcrbourg, and par
Gel post mails for Germany. Austria, Czecho-
Slovakta, Hungary and switzerland: VIA
Eaadad" AIR MaiD. str LONE STAR
STATE tsea posO. II AM (sup $50 PM y
Italy. Greece. Turkey. Bulgaria and Ru-
mania Especially addressed only, via
Naples. Piraeus. Constantinope. Varna and
Constaaza; also parcel post mails for Italy,
Greece, Bulgaria and Rumania. str CON
STANTINOPLE, l. NJ.
MONDAY. MARCH -.
Germany, Lettonia and Poland Especially
addressed only). via Hamburg, Libau and
Danzis: also parcel post malls for Lithua-
MA. Lettonis and Poland. str SAMLAND,
e:30 AM
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Bound East.

Schr T w Anderson. New York for New
Haven.
Tygs Edmond Moran with ! barge (at
6:1J AND Eastern, with Cat 20 AND !:
Sachem. with 8 (at 9:i5 AND: Owen Nc
Williams. with lat i0:i0 AMI; Salutation,
with 10 Cat II 10 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
CLOSING OF MAILS

win
articles
mall M Han station
a /
the tines
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAFE RACE. Nj. March 23-Barometer a
noon. 80 inches; wind. S, light breeze
weather, dense fog; temperature. 45 del
Fair.
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DIE SUNDAY. MARCH "a

Albania, Liverpool 18th. .Cunard Line
Cnbo Ortegal, Seville 9th. ...... .Ybarra Line
Cayo Mambl. San Juan 2fst.. Atlantic Fruit
Celtic. Liverpool 18th. ..... White star Line
Conianche, Jacksonville 23d. Clyde Line
Kroonland. Southampton isth..Red Star Line
Port Chalmers. Adelaide FEB f6 .rrunch- -Tsdye
Ranelia. Avonmouth 11th. n Hague
South American, Santa Lucia 2fst.
American Metal
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

The time given In tho above table u East
ern standard time and II furnished BY tho
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
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xARrNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

pEsIRE charter bargeg suitable for state
Barge Canal transportation, 500 tons ca
pacity, draft not more than sh f:et' ,.. o.,r
several months period; quote rate dany
basis. giving full particulars. Ios Her
aid, $50 Bros dway. --------------
rofs sALI-Gasoiine yacht. "a n. long, ma
hoxary finish, practically new Sterling en-
aine. loo Ii. D.; good ocean boat. in excel
ient condition: electric lights. running water,
large dining saloon. bathroom, large and
small bedroom: prcwar cost oyer xls,ooo;
viii sell az $4,000. Can now be seen out
Of water. n 527 Herald. $50 B'way.
FOR sAT.E--200 n. steel ocean-going cargo
nassenger steamer, converted steam yacht.
MCINTOSH AGENCY. II Broadway. Bowlins
Green I60I.
TEFICiHT propeller, i90xctxs, Approximately
. roo tors: engine 20 square; ready for
work. THOMAS J. HOWARD. Broadway.
New York.
MARINE ENGTNBERs wanted with small
capital TO invest In shipping proposition.
Apply, between 10 and noon, c2 Columbia
IfeifRs, Brooklyn, phone Main 1884, or by
letter, 10 Hoff, so2 West 10th st., Baiti-
more, Md.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
FRIDAY. MARCH "a.

Yucatan and Campeche Cuba and other
parts of Mexico must be specially ad
diessed), via Havana. Progrcso. Vera Cruz
and Tampico: also parcel post mails for the
Mexican States of Campecie. Chiapas. Gucr-
zero, Hidslgo. Mexico. Morelo5. oa1aca.
Pueb,a Tlaxcala, Vera Cruz and Yucatan,
str MONTERREY. 10 AN (f).
North Brazil arI Iqutos,. via Para. Ma
naos ard Iquitos tregistered NAL. closes at
PM March 23,, by rail to Norfoik. Va, and
thence by str DOMINO, ) pM.
st kits. Nevis. Saba. ST Martins. st
Eustatius, Antigua. Montserrat. Guadeloupe,
Dominica. Martinique. st Lucia and Bar
bados tSt Thomas 81 Croiy. Guiana. Gre
rada. st Vincent and Trinidad must be spe-
cially addressed, Via ST Thomas. st croix.
st kits. Antigua. Guadeloupe. Dominica.
Martinique. St Lucia and Barbados. ctr
GUIANA. II AN (sup II NJ y.
Haiti, Via Cape Haiti, Port dc Paix. Co
naiyes, St Marc. Port au Prince. Petit
Goave. Miragoa Jeremie, Aux Cages and
Jacmel. str HAITI. II NJ.
SATURDAY. MARCH IS.
Jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca,
Narino and Magdalena departrients), Via
Kingston. Cartagena and savanilia. str
Befmuda. via Hamilton. str TORT VIC
ToRIA, $50 AN.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (spe-
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Almanac for New York March "a.

sun rises... . 81 Moon rises. : IS An
Sun scta...... O II Moon sets. : 90 PM
TIME or HIGH WATER MARCH 2i.
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Al
Pronce
(eriis csyon Cprus Essn
Banks a'd Torres ISLANDS Nigeria nand
n
somnand
depencen
.ioie Mauritania Middle hc1,, o
FrcnciS
Snsnd Easern zone Cotantnople Brusa)
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DUE SATURDAY, MARCH Is.

Adige, Palermo Sth.. Italia America
Alne2s, Liverpool 9th. .......U = Navigation
Bcreby. Sierra Leone 9th. Daniel Bacon
Colombia, San Francisco Feb rs. Pacific Mall
Passport. Plymouth 10TH. .SusQuehanna
Noordam. Plymouth 18TH. Holland. America
Olympic Naples 2sth. ...... Three Star Line
srwanee, Portland 10th. l. Hague
Nesuvio. Genoa Sd. ........... Italia America
Zarembo, punkirlS 10TH. Cosmopolitan
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Close at New York at 8 PM as follows;
Hawaii t). Via San Francisco, str
AiANOA. March 81.
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands. New Zea-
land and Australia. via San Francisco; also
parcel post mails for Society Islands, Cook
ialands. New Zealand and Australia. str
MARIANA. March 81.
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia. French Indo-
China Netherlands East Indies Except SUI
matral and Philippine Islands (4). via
Seattle: also parcel post mails for Japan.
Corea, China. Siam, French Indo-China and
Strait Settlements, str KEYSTONE STATE,
March - ~.
Hawaii ($,. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco: also parcel
post mails for Samoan Islands and Aus
tialia, str SONOMA. April 6.
sOrdinary (unregistered) letters mailed ur
TO PM the regt day will, provided there
IL no delay In tire overland transit. reach
Seattle in time for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
Supplementary mail scccpted on pier.
san classes Of mail, including domestic
parcel post. sent to Hawaii. Guam and
Philippine Islands by the above dispatches
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL FRIDAY.

Guiana. st Thomas. &c.
Haiti. Cape Haiti. &C.. ..............
Italia, Naples, &C.
Monterey, Havana. s.................
Pinar del Rio, Havana. ..........
Tanamo, San Juan. &C.
The New York herald., 1922-03-24

STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
Steamers Due in New York.
DUF FRIDAY, MARCH 2f.

Steamer. From. Agents.
Aladdin, Barrow Tth. r. u Hague
Bristol City. Bristol Sd. .Chas Hill sons
City OF Columbus, Savannah 21st. Ocean 55 GO
Clan Kennedy, Aigiers 21th.. Barber SS GO
Ell Isleo, New Orleans lsth... Southern Fac
III oriente. Galveston 18th. Southern Pac
Inl.um, London Ith... .Cunard 80 90
Lenape. Jacksonville 21st. Clyde Line
Malta Maru. Hull 1st................. -
Meta pan, Kingston 18th. .......U United Fruii
Orhita, Southampton 18th. ..... Royal Mail
Ossa, Bizerta 5th. ........... Export sS Co
Steel Worker. London 10th. .Tsthmian Lines
Trincuio, southampton 27th. .....R l. Hague
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
SAIL SATURDAY,

Araguaya. Bermuda. ............
Bogo;a, Kingston. &C..
calamarcs. Havana. &c...........
Cedric. Liverpool.
City OF Columbus. Savannah.
Colombia. San Francisco. .........
Comus. New Orleans. ..........
Constan;inoplc. Naples. &c.........
cornella. San Juan. ................
III Alba. Galveston. ................
Fort Victoria. Hamilton. ...........
Gothland, Antwerp. ..........-.....
Halesius, Buenos Aires. ............
Hamburg. g..............
The New York herald., 1922-03-24
MONDAY. MARCH -.

Germany. Lettonia and Poland Especially
addressed only), Via Hamburg, Libau and
Danzis: also parcel post malls for Lithua-
MA. Lettonia and Poland, str SAMLAND.
$3.50 AN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-14
LEGISLATIVE HISTORY

The 1922 session of the legls-
lature just adjourned has written
some good history and some bad
history. Included in the good IS
. the refusal to consolidate the
University of Virginia Medicine
School with the Medical College
of Virginia. In the bad is includ-
ed the defect of the Sl2, OOO,OOO
road bond bill. We have not
learned as yet how our own dele
gate and state senator voted or
aligned themselves on each meas
IRE.
Virginia is fifty years behind
the times in her highways, and
the recent disastrous defeat OF
a bill designed to place her in the
ranks of her progressive neigh
bors, will certainly add nothing
to her reputation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-14
TUESDAY, MARCH Ia, 1922.
and Anna Eathorn.

and Anna Eathorn.
The Ann McCarty Ramsey chap
ter of the Children Of the American
sRevolution held we'll attended
meeting yesterday afternoon in the
home of the president, Mrs. C. A. S.
Sinclair, on Braddock Heights. Miss
Caroline Rust, vice president, pre-
sides over the business session, the
chief business of which was the cleo
ton of five delegates to represent the
chapter at the G. A. R. Congress,
which will be held in Continental
Hall, Washington, on the 18th of
next month.
The Concert" which was given
on February II by the Yates Class
will be repeated. with additional
members, on the night of Saturday,
March IS, in the auditorium of Mt.
Vernon Avenue school, Del Ray, on
which occasion it will be given under
the auspices of the local department
of the Methodist Missionary Society
Fclters' Orchestra, which delighted
teh audience at teh first concert, will
give an even more extensive pro-
gram at this time, and would alone
be worth the price of the tickets.
Tickets are now on sale and may be
obtained from members of the
Yates class and the missionary so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-14
CRl71CIzlNG THE GOVERNOR

We understand that during the
past session Of the legislature,
Governor Trinkle came in for a
certain amount OF criticism
amongst the solonS for advocat-
ing measures they disapproved.
We believe, however, that the
great. majority Of the people
would have been on the side OF
the Governor and against these
unwise and stubborn legislators,
ii a vote Of the electorate could
have been had. We rather teci
inclined to congratulate MI.
Trinkle on the class and charac-
ter Of his opposition.
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Carroll Avenue, Del Ray.
Dr.. R. j. Yates has returned to
Del Ray after a weekend in Lex
ington, where he visited his sons,
two of whom are at V. M. l., and the
other at Washington and Lee Uni
vcrsity.
Mr.. James L. Keys, from Phlla-
delphia, spent the week end with
relatives and friends in st. Elmo.
Mrs. 0. H. Simpson and four chill
dren have been i'll abed with the
grippe at their home in Braddock
Heights, but are all on the road to
recovery now.
Mrs. Frank J. Benson entertained
recently at her home on Clyde ave-
rue, Del Ray, the occasion being a
surprise party for her friend and
neighbor, Mrs. Harry Raderman.
The several guests were also from
Del Ray.
Mrs. James W. Dwyer spent the
weekend in Del Ray, at the home of
her mother, Mrs. Laura Y. Smith,
returning Monday to Richmond,
where she and Mr.. Dwycr are now
Living on account Of his work being
there. =,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-14

Overheard in Swans Bros. store
Lady speaking to one OF
the frm-'Did you ever see so much
yellow? I've just returned from
New York, and everything there, on
the streets, in the stores, at the the
alter, everywhere, yellow, in all It's
shades, from palest yellow to deep
est orange. It's beautiful" And SO
it is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer c. Bell OF
Young Wood, Pa, were guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Dixon, on Peyton
avenue, Del Ray, several days last
week. Mr.. Bell is a prominent far
mer of his community, and his Wlfe
a teacher in the Young Wood hlgn
school. The young couple were here
on. their bridal trip and sightseeing
in Washington and other nearby
places Of interest
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dawson en-
tcrtained last Saturday from to D
at their home in st. Elmo with a
birthday party for their young
grandson, Master Leslie Myers, Jr.
The young guests were: Louise
Payne, June Varney, Edna and
Stanley Keys, Margaret Roberts
Virginia and Lester Norton, FeilN
Young, Ellen and Martha Narney
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-14

ciety, at the popular price-children
rs cents, adults 35 cents. Enter
8. p, M -.
Tn comedy "Cinderella at College"
which the Dramatic Club of George
Mason High School presented last
Friday night in Mt. Vernon Avenue
School auditorium, was most de-
lightful performance before full
house. The characters were we'll
assignd and the parts creditably
played Compliments on the success
of the play are still being received.
Where all the parts were so we'll
played it is hard to name the good
work of each, although the charac-
tiers of Cinderella, by Lorene Spivey;
Mary Flanagan, by Frances Spen-
Ger, and Patrick Quinn, by Ralph
Safielle, might be mentioned es-
pecially. Frances Yates gave a reci-
tation, "Her Sisters Beau" during
the intermission between the second
and third acts. Music was furnished
by Miss Louise Spivey at the piano,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-03-14
Y. M. c. A. CLASS

One OF the encouraging signs
of progress in Alexandria is the
phenomenal success Of the classes
organized by the Ladies Auxilia-
ry Of the Y. NJ. c. A. \ total at
tendance OF sol Tor the month OF
February is somewhat startling
to those who are not abreast OF
what is going on in Alexandria.
The course includes subjects SO
varied as Girls Dressnlaking and
Shakespeare. The former, natur-
ally enough. leads with an atten-
dance Of PSI: the latter has the
surprising total Of s.. The ia-be-
tweens, teaching cooking, citizen
ship, physical education, and
womel1's dressmaking, ran from
p i'll citizenship to Us in phys
ical education. The mind. the
eye, the body-all receive train
ing in these classes, and the good
they are doing is inestinlable.
In addition free motion pictures
were exhibited to some go girls.