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Dangers to Navigation.

tReportcd to the Photographic Officel
July 3. lat 40 2s. lon 50 26. passed a red
nun buoy-Str Westport.
June 80. lat 25 o3. Ion 50 81. passed log
about so feet long and feet in diameter
STR Sabine Sun.
July Q. lat IS AZ. lon 91 %. passed a car
buoy with red and black horizontal stripes
part of mooring chain attached-Str Sabine
Sun.
July Q, lat 25 80. Ion e5 So. passed wha,
was apparently a dereIict schooner on beam
ends with rigging attached; awash-Str Ra-
Giant.
July ., lat Al 35. lon 40. passed a log
about 10 feet long and 1h feet square COW
cred with barnacles-Str Caledonian (Br).
June 81, lat Al 25, lon ~ 20. passed a piece
of timber about 30 feet long and 2 feet
square covered with marine growth-Str New
York City (Br).
June 10, lat "a Of, lon 3s OF. passed a
heavy log about 40 feet long, and June II
lat Al 35. Ion 35 06, another log OF the same
dimensions-Str Oakwin (Br).
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The photographic Office under the
Navy Department is established TO aid
mariners. 1t publishes nautical charts,
books, tables and periodicals. It broad
casts by radio all urgent information in
volving danger to vessels. Its branch
offices have the latest photographic in
formation OF all parts of the world and
are prepared to serve mariners In many
ways. Mariners are invited to call at
the branch offices between the hours Of
8 and 4 80, where they will be cordially
welcomed. All mariners are requested to
forward promptly TO the nearest branch
office all photographic information. The
Branch Hydrographic Office. New York.
is situated at 80 Broad st..
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
MONDAY. JuLY Ie.

Italy. Greece. Constantinople. Bulgaria and
Rumania Especially addressed only) via
Constanza; also parcel post malls for
Greece. Bulgaria and Rumania, str aero
FOLIS. 10 AM.
Azores Islands portugal must be specially
addressed) via Horta. Angra, Ponta Del
eada and Lisbon; also parcel post mails for
Azores Islands and Portugal. str ROMA.
Spain Especially addressed only via Cad.z
and Barcelona also parcel post mails for
pan anEer csna a. Islands Peq5a Mela TPd
GUi. II 80 PM. I'M 80 ' - " : =
Azores Islands Portugal must be specially
addressed) via Horta. Angra. Ponta Del
gada and Lisbon; by rail to Providence. RI.
and thence by str ROMA. PM.
TUESDAY. JULY IL.
Great Britain, Ireland. South Africa.
Madeira and Cape Verde Islands tother
countries must be specially addressed) via
mails for Great Britain. Ireland and the
countries mentioned in note below via
s pst malls for Ger
and Switzerland via Hamburg, str RE-
LANCE (sea poso. 6 AN (D;,
bourg and Southampton: also parcel post
mails foK Great Britain. Ireland, France
and the countries mentioned In notes A and
Il below. str BERENGARIA. 8 AN (sup $3.50
Italy (parcel post mails and specially ad-
drssssd sNa, s9rreeSp1ndencel via Naples str
Italy,. Greece and. Rumania Especially ad-
dressed only via Naples. Piraeus and Con-
stanza; also parcel post mails for Italy.
ANDER. 1880 PM.
WEDNESDAY, JULY l2.
Europe, Africa and West Asia Great Brit
ain. Ireland, South Africa. Madeira. Cape
Verde Islands. Norway. Canary Islands. Po-
land. Russia. Lithuania. Lettonia and Es-
thonia must be specially addressed) via
Queenstown, Plymouth and Cherbourg; also
parcel post mails for France and the coun-
tries mentioned in note d below. str PRES
IDENT MONROE. 10 AM (sup IL 80 AM -.
Europe. Africa and West Asia NORWAY,
Canary Islands, Poland. Russia, Lithuania.
Lettonia and Esthonia must be specially ad-
dressed) via Queenstown, Plymouth and
Cherbourg; also parcel post mails for Great
Britain. Ireland. France and the countries
mentioned in notes "A and below, via
Queenstown, Plymouth and Cherbourg; and
parcel post mails for Germany, Austria,
Czecho- -Slovalja, Hungary and Switzerland
via Hamburg, str ST PAUL. II AM (sup
IL 80 PM -.
Poland. Russia, Lithuania, Lettonia and
Esthonia Germany must be specially ad-
dressed) via Cuxhaven. Danzig and Libau;
also parcel post malls for Poland. Llthuania
and Lettonia. str ESTONIA. 1880 AM.
South Africa Especially addressed only via
Cape Town; also parcel post mails for Union
OF South Africa. Bechuanaland Protectorate.
Portuguese East Africa. Northern and South
ern Rhodesia and Southwest Africa Protec-
torate. str CLAN MACINTOSH, II M.
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HOBOKEN CAN CUT TAX
IF u. S. PAYS FOR PIERS
Senators VIII Look Into
81. 600, 900 Claim Saturday.

II the officials of Hoboken succeed in
having the Government compensate the
city for the loss of revenue resulting
from the occupancy by the Government
OF the army piers during the war the
tax rate there may take a drop OF from
seven to nine points, II was admitted
by officials In Hoboken last night. This
announcement followed the report that
on Saturday the Senate Committee on
Claims would meet in Hoboken TO take
up the claims Of Hoboken.
II was said last night that officials
Of Hoboken put the loss OF revenue at
almost a million dollars.
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:. went 10 p,er Al. North River.

mdsc Went to pier 81. North River.
Str Sunelseco. Baltimore. to the States
Marine Commercial Co, with mdse. An
chored off Statue of Liberty.
Str Chebaulip. Philadelphia for Gothen-
burg. to Moore & Mccormack, with mdse.
Went TO foot of 18th street. East River.
Str Endicott, Philadelphia for Yokohama,
TO the Barber Steamship Line, with mdee.
Went TO pier 8, Constable Hook. Nj.
Str Steel Worker, Philadelphia, to the
Isthmian Steamship Co. with mdse. Went
to pier 20. North River.
Str Tremere (Br). Montreal June % and
Sydney, MS, July 5. to Norton. Lilly Co.
with mdse in transit to Australia. Went to
pier 3, American Dock Terminal. Staten
Island.
Motor chip Bayonne. Philadelphia. to the
onne. Nj.
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ARRIVED.

str Cedric, (Br), Liverpool july and
Queenstown I'd. 10 the white Star Line. with
passengers, mails and mdsc. VIII so 10
pier 90. North River
Str Noordam tDutcli). Rotterdam June %
and Boulogne Goth, to the Hollsnd-Ameri
Line, with ~ first. 81 second cabin. ~ third
class passengers. malls and mdse. Went TO
foot OF 9th street. fioboken. NJ.
STR Drotningholm (Sw). Gothenburg June
90. to Furness. Witiy a Co, with II first.
232 second class, 40 third class passengers
mails and mdse VIII 20 to pier eT, North
River
Str Kaeama (Br), Liverpool June 25, 70
Norton, Lilly Co. with mdsc. Went 10
pier 2, Bush Docks, Brooklyn.
str Tsrantia tBr), London June -, to the
Cunard Steamship Co, with mdse. Went TO
pier 81, North River.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Kroonland, Antwerp for New York, Is
expected to dock at pier 81. North River.
Monday afternoon.
York, expects to dock at foot Of 3oth street.
Brooklyn, Monday forenoon.
Str Algeria (Br). Glasgow for New York,
expects to dock at pier So. North River.
about 8 AM Monday.
Str Hellig Olav DAM. Copenhagen for
New York, expects to dock at foot OF 18th
street, Hoboken. Monday afternoon.
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yador must be specially addressed) via Cris-
tobal, Balboa, Corinto, La Libertad and San
Jose de Guatemala. str SANTA ANA, 10 AM
tsup IL AM -.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 1s.
Canal Zone. Panama. Nicaragua Except
East COAST. Amapaia City. Choluteca.
Cauca and Narino Departments OF Colombia
and Ecuador deter mail oniy) via Cristobal:
by rail TO Philadelphia, Pa. and thence by
str + LUCKENBACH. 9 AM.
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT ST
GEORGE, 40 AM.
Jamaica. Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador
(prints. &cl. Nicaragua Except East COAST.
Amapala City, ,Choluteca (also prints. &c.
for Nacaome. Tegucigalpa and Yuscarsn) in
Honduras. Colombia and Ecuador (other
parts of Honduras and letter mail for Sal
vador must be specially addressed) via
Kingston. Cristobal, Cartagena. Savanilla
and Santa Marta. str TIvIvES. AM (sup
0 AM ~.
Turks Island and Dominican Republic via
Turks Island. Monte Christi. Puerto Plata.
Samana. Sanchez, La Romano, San Pedro
de Macors. San Domingo City. Azua and
Israhona. str HURON. $3.50 AM tsup 10
AM d..
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Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss
~ :3o--274e Broadway: Ruth Marson.
Unknown
~ :30--12gO Webster av., The Bronx.
Morris ManneDer. .......... Unknown
f:15-4is East SD St. II. Lansman,
Trlflng
y:se-3o5 East fosth ST.; Public
Bchool 1I2.............,....... .Trifling
IL :io-2io Delaney ST.: Wolf Cross
man ....s..s...s.. ..s|... Trlflng
2.fb--207 West 5pth ST.; Sarah BIZ
EOninK .4ss..s.s..........s .Trfflng
3;5o-3s0 East SGD ri Park Laundry
70. .ss......ss sss. Unknown
.05-202f Third av. NJ Jankowltz. Triflng
4.f0-iiS East 18th ST.: John Yal-
t.i5--in Canal St; Harry wichoss.
Unknown
s:sc-co7 West iceth st.; John Bige-
low UNKNOWN
10 .f0--2oe u. 7sth St. Max Boger. Unknown
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FIRE DAMAGED LINER
WILL SAIL TOMORROW
Water Nearly All Pumped
Out of NieutD Amsterdam.

The Nieuw Amsterdam, whose sailing
was delayed on Saturday when fire
broke out in the hold. will sail to-mor-
row morning, most of the water having
been pumped out Of her hold yesterday.
To-day the work Of reloading the ship
will be continued.
Rudolph Van Erb. chief officer OF the
ship, one Of the three most seriously
overcome while nghting the fire. is re-
covering. He went into the hold. when
the fre was discovered, and used an
extinguisher until he was overcome by
the smoke.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

HAvRE, July 9-Str Lafayette. (Fr). hence
for New York, returned to-day, having en-
countered hurricane in the English Chan
mel. The vessel, which was badly damaged.
will 60 into drydock at st Nazaire for about
three weeks.
VANCOUVER, Be, July 9-Str Empress
OF Japan (Br), now en- route from Yoko-
hama. will be tied up on arrival at this
port by the Canadian Pacific Steamship Co.
Str Monteagle (Br) Is now idle here. The
strs Empress OF Canada (Br) and Australia
Obj are replacing them. 1t is rumored here
that New York interests will purchase the
str Empress Of japan and use her In the
Transatlantic trade.
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Wind. of the Atlantic Co..t.

East Gulf of Mexico--Moderate southea st
to south and partly overcast Monday
West Gulf OF Mexico--F'resh southeast and
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Fresh easterly, except moderate, variable
over extreme south portion: weather partly
overcast; probably rains Monday.
North OF Sandy Hook--Moderate east to
south and weather fair Monday.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras-Moderate south
east and south and weather fair Monday
Hatteras to Florida Straits--Moderate ra to
south and southwest and weather partly
overcast Monday
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PIPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLI

swftwind 3s3 Brenton Reef l. 9th.
Susquehanna 1,049 Il Ambrose l. v 7th.
Sutorpco 1855 L Cape May 9th.
Transportation % ENE Nantucket l. sth.
Truro City ITO SW Ambrose l. v 9th.
Vauban ] .26S Sc Ambrose L Sth.
vittorio Emmanuele III 1.148 Il Cape Henry
7th. n
Walter d Noyes 7s sw by Fire Island L v
9th.
West Hardaway 200 f Ambrose l. v 9Th.
West Norranus 225 WSW Bermuda Sth.
West Quebec $40 ENE Cape Henry 9th.
Winomac $50 + Ambrose l. v 7th
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DROwNs FROM ALBANY BOAT,
Man, III on Trip. Falls From Upper
Deck mt Dock.

ALBANY. July o.--william Sieneviese
OF Detroit was drowned tonight when
he fell from the upper deck OF the
steamboat Robert Fulton just as the big
Day Liner was docking here.
Sicneviesc was accompanied from New
York by his wife and her parents, also
OF Detroit. who said he had been com
planning OF Illness on the trip.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


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5
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on the pier is % tn
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK. July h-The Time ball above
The Navigation and Marine Engineering
School OF the Scamene Church Institute. 20
south etreet dropped to-day at exact noon.
18th meridian, or ) hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. July e-Barometer a,
noon. 29.9s inches; wind. w. light; weather
dense fog; temperature. 81 deg Fair.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
Vessels Sail Daylight Saving Tme.l
yTvYv
SAIL MONDAY. July

Acropolis. Piraeus, &C. "a Bklyn.. -
p de Satrustiqui, CadiZ, r.. 200 PM
Roma. Lisbon. 31st at, Bklyn...... 200 Pm
Tyrifjord, Bergen, 3lst st. Bklyn.
SAIL TUESDAY, JULY IL.
Berengaria. Southampton. "a N r. Noon
n ..................... $500 PM
Dante Alighieri. Naples. % r.. Noon
King Alexander. Piraeus, % Bklyn. PM
Mohawk Jacksonville, SO N r.. Noon
Reliance. Hamburg. So R.......: 1000 AM
Santa Ana, San Francisco. 80
Bklyn.. ................
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE MONDAY, JULY 10.

Steamer From. agents.
AlbistaH. Liverpool 9th. ............... -
Bergensfjord. Bergen LIST. Norwegian
Caddo. Cristobal LIST. Texas Co
Fort ST George. Bermuda sth.. .Furness- Witty
Gen w G Gorgas, Cristobal LIST. Panama RR
IIelig Olav, Christiania 30th. Scand- Am
kossuth Palermo i4th.. 1900. Phelps Bros
kroonland. Antwerp 18th: Red Star Line
Nueccs, Mobile 9TH. ........... Mallory Line
Ponce, San Juan 5th. .......N r
Santa Terese, Cristobai 3d......w r Grace
Zacapa, Tela Sd. United Fruit
DUE TUESDAY. JULY II.
Archimedes. Manchester 10Th. White Star Line Su
E Sud. New Orleans 5th. .... Southern Pac
Francisco. Antwerp 21th.. ........ .Eiis-mans
susquehanna SO Co
La Savoie. Havre Sd. ......... French Line
Manuel Calvo, Cadiz 30th. Spanish Line
Olympic, Southampton 5th. White Star Line
Pionier, Antwerp 25th. :. Lloyd Royal Beige
Southern Cross, Rio Janeiro 3oth,
Munson Line
DUE WEDNESDAY, JULY IL.
Besseger. Gambia 24th. ;Garc'a Diaz
hremerton. Ardrossan 18th Moore MeCor se %
Pawnee Rouen 2sth. ..............R .R l. Hague
Roverbelo. Naples nth. ). .Itaiia-Amer Line
Vauban, Buenos Aires 2ist. .Lamport 4 Holt
Almanac for New York July 10.
sum Sum sstss....... . IS Moon sets. 8 OF AN
TIME or HIGH WATER JULY 10.
ccvernors Cover Island. -. . os AM 10 PM
Hell Cato (Astoria) III IL AM II IL PM
Ths time given in the above table Is East
limited States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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EARNING ,lIFllaj

A. the largest extsrminators in the country
ws are equipped with the most modern faciIi-
ties and methods TO extermnate Rata and ali
vermfn. We offer . service that Is depend
able and prices that are the lowest. 6hips
made absolutely vermin-free In six hours
Night and Day Service. Free literature on
REQUEST GUARANTEE ExTERMrNATrNO
CO.. 500 5th Ave-. N. Y. Longacre S390-1-2-3.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS DUE
AT NEW YORK.

Str LA SAvOIE due July II with malls
from Belgium, British India. Crete. Czecho-
Slovakia, Egypt. France, Italy. Jugo-Slavia.
Malta. Spain and Turkey. Steamer left
Havre July B.
from Austria, Belgium. British India, Dem
mark, France, Germany. Great Britain,
Hungary, Llthuania. Netherlands. Norway,
Poland, Rumania. South Africa and Sweden.
steamer left Southampton and Cherbourg
July 8.
from France. Steamer left Boulogne July 5.
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Clan Macintosh, Cape Town. &C.
81 Bklyn.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 PM
El Occidente. Galveston. 40 N r.. 900 AM
EstonIa, Libau, Bush Docks,
Bklyn. .....E................ 900 PM
Fort st George. Bermuda. 95 N r. 1000 AM
Huron, Turks Island. "a Bklyn.... Noon
Lake Winthrop. San Domingo, u
Bklyn. ................ Noon
boken. ................... 200 PM
ST Paul. Hamburg. 60 R........ 800 PM
Tivives. Kingston, 8 N R......... IL 100 AM
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lrrom the Hyorographic office.]

New Jersey-Newark Bay and Hackensack
Lighthouse Service announces one
,uoy TO be established In Newark Bay. and
River Channel Buoys Nos 1. .,
and TO be discontinued and eight fourth
lass spar buoys to be established In about
me fathor of water about July 20. 1922,
he remaining buoys to be REMEMBERED In
sequence.
Cnnflnnnd nm EoIloulur nara
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Bound South.
Schrs Harry A McClennan (Br), ST John,
NIB, for New York. with lumber. to Stet-
sn, Cutler & Redman.
Schr Emily F. Northam. st John, NIB, for
New York, with piling. to Leary & Reid.
Schr Viking. Nantucket for New York,
with fish.
Tug Goodwin No IA. towing Is barges (at
1915 AND. m
Motor barge Socony No Cat Q AND.
Steam lighter Commissioner Cat noon).
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tC Madeira New ads ncpd-
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SAILED.

strs selwyn Eddy. Norfolk. M s Dollar
(BD. Kobe, &c, via Norfolk: Maricopa
(Nor), Tampico; Cerro AzueI. do: Dean En-
cry. do; f Q Barstow, Baton Rouge; f J
Luckenbach. Los Angeles, &c. via Philadel-
phia.
Str william N Page, Norfolk
Str Eastern Dawn. Philadelphia.
Schr Anna r Heidritter. -.
Sailed sth. strs Yone Maru (Jap). Yoko-
hama: City OF Seattle. Cape May and Phila-
delphia; Hubert (Br). Para: Venus III (Nor)
Canada; NJ F Elliott. Texas City; Alamo,
Galveston Bornholm (Dan), Pointe au Pic.
Steam yacht Electra QtaD. Southampton.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Sunday. July 0. 1922, at AM. as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and -hundredths GOOD inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-thrce and eight-tenths (763.0 milli-
meters Captains OF all vessels now lying
in near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tion or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. PM. NV; clear;
smooth sea.
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Bound East.

Tugs Bohemia. towing I barge Cat ga:
FMD: Bermuda. towing Cat 4:15 PM)
Owen McWilliams, towing 7 Cat 5 PMD.
Steam lighter Commissioner Cat $50 AND
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DUE WEDNESDAY, JULY IL.
Almanac for New York July 10

sun rises....,.. 33 Moon rises. u PM
rr,,u ot HIGH WATER lilly 10
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Ths time given In the above table Is East
crn standard time and s furnished by tho
limited states Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add one hour.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN.
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
TUESDAY, July II.

Canal Zone, Panama, Salvador (prints, &c),
Nicaragua Except East CoasD. Anna pala
City, Choiuteca (also prints. &c, for Ma
caome, Tegucigalpa and Yuscaran), in Hon.
duras, Cauca and Narino departments Of
Colombia, and Ecuador Guatemala. other
parts of Honduras and letter mail for Sal
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SANDY HOOK. ..s...s.... - M ~ fpI
Governors Island. ...... os AM ~ Pm
Hell Cato (Astoria) III IL AM III IL Pm
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hFRUIT-A-TIVES", The Famous Fruit,
Medicine Proves 1t.
CANASrorA, New YoA..

CANASrOTA, NEW oh...
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One day last fall, saw your adver-
tisement in our paper SO | bought @
25c. trial box. They helped me, so
| bought two more boxes and l can
hardly realize that l ever had Rheu-
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Your @ondeJul Jruit medicine, "Fruit.
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GOLDEN WEDDING
CELEBRATION AT
LYNDONVILLE
Friends Congratulate Mr..
and Mrs. Palmer Duke
Over Happy Event

The celebration of the fiftieth
anniversary is always a gala event
in the life history of any married
couple and Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
Duke, who passed this suspicious
occasion Monday, april "a were the
recipients of many favors and con-
gratulations.
They were married in Barton,
the oath day of April, at the youth
full ages of sixteen and nineteen,
thus making them an unusually
young golden wedding pair at this
time.
OF their three daughters, one is
dead, and the other two married
the Gordon Brothers and live in
this town.
Mn. and Mrs. Duke came here
a few years ago to make their
home with their children.
Their residence on Charles street
was open Monday afternoon and
evening to their friends and neigh
bors, the members of the Methodist
church, and the Sons of Veterans
and Auxiliary being especially ac-
tive in helping about the reception.
Mrs. George Batchelder was in
charge of the guest book, and over
a hundred people called during the
hours of the reception. Refresh
ments were served, ana among the
gifts was a beautiful wedding cake.
The gifts were numerous and val
liable, among them being about
$3.50 in gold and quantities of flow
ers. Mr.. Duke was presented by his
daughters with a gold ring and
Mrs. Duke a string of gold beads.
Half dozen gold band china cups
and saucers were received from the
BeI1y-Ball Company of St. Johns
bury A nephew in the West sent
an interesting history of their lives
concluding with a fine poem, which
was read and much enjoyed. He al
so sent a gilded laurel wreath and
palms, which will be a permanent
ornament.
The occasion was a delightful |
one, and enjoyed by the host and |
hostess, as well as by the numerous
guests and friends.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-04-29
GIRLS COMMUNITY LEAGUE
CALENDAR

Monday 4.15, Girl Scout, Troop
2.
Tuesday 400, Good Times Club.
Wednesday 400, Perseverance
Club Party. 400 Typewriting club
at the Academy.
Thursday 400, Achievement club
at Miss GilSon'S.
Friday $50, Girl Scouts, Troop
|. IL
Saturday 1890, Girl Scouts,
Troop ADVERTISEMENT.
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fed by little Miss Marjory Cal
derwood, who gives promise of
following in the footsteps of her
father, c. Roy Calderwood in
her popularity behind the foot
lights.
The success Of the entire per
Torrance was greatly aided by the
fine work of the orchestra and
the pianist, Miss Lola French.
The orchestra was made up of
Paul Sargent, John Henault, Dan
Noel, George Felch, Ralph Proven
cal, Karl Webster, Glenn Mooney,
Dale Daniels, Harry Moore and
Carlyle Sargent.
The costumes worn in the
fashion shown were loaned largely
by Lougee and Smythe and the
hats were from the Dutil millin-
cry. The Berry Ball Dry Goods
Co., r. NJ. Stahl and E. n. Ran
dali and Co. also loaned costumes.
Others were around from the
Hooker Howe Costume Co., Of
Haverhill, Mass.
Great credit is due to the COM
mittee of the U. c. T. as we'll as
to the director, Frank O. French
and mis- assistants, Miss Narjory
French and Mrs Harold Abbott,
who directed the dances. ". A.
Kicker was chairman Of the gen
eral committee with Walter Lewis,
secretary and Malvern Ellis, as
sistant. The other committees
were:
Advertising and Program, A. D.
Wilcomb, chairman, H. C. Bart
lett, J. A. Spare, f. E. Twombley,
w. S. Davis, \. s. Cheey er, F. NJ.
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