In addition to the announcement on Saturday night that the championship meet of the National Association of Amateur Oarsmen would be held at Springfield, Mass., on August 13th and 14th, the following rowing dates were made public by the Amateur American Rowing Association: May 22--American Rowing Association, at Philadelphia; May 31--New York Rowing Association, on the Harlem River, New York; June 19--Schuylkill Navy Regatta, at Philadelphia; July 3--Hudson River Rowing Association meet; July 5--People’s regatta, at Philadelphia; New England regatta, at Charles Basin, Boston; Western Massachusetts Rowing Association, at Springfield, Mass.; Rosedale Boat Club open regatta, on Hackensack River, New Jersey; September 6--Middle States Rowing Association, meet date not yet fixed; New England Rowing Association regatta, at Boston; Detroit River Rowing Association, at Detroit; September 9 to 15--Pacific Coast Association meet at Pan-American Fair, San Francisco; September 15--Detroit River Rowing Association, at Detroit. Reduce World Armies Plan. A movement to bring about a world-wide restriction of armies and navies by international agreement after the European War is ended is announced by the American League to Limit Armaments. The crusade is being organized through conferences and correspondence with leaders of public opinion in several foreign countries, it was stated. “We are undertaking to solidify the movement and co-ordinate the efforts along this line while the war is still in progress, in order to make the strongest possible presentation of the issue at the earliest opportune moment,” says the league’s announcement. “We are not proposing methods to bring peace to Europe until Europe is ready to stop fighting of its own accord. We stand by what we hold to be the main proposition--that the reduction of all armaments to the least proportions consistent with the demands of normal tranquillity and the use of the money now going into destructive engines of war for the constructive agencies of peace is the true solution of the peace problem.” To Sell a Pilgrim’s House. The only remaining house in America which has sheltered persons who came to Plymouth on the _Mayflower_ in 1620 is to be sold at auction by order of the court. The house was built in 1666 by a son of John Howland, the last _Mayflower_ survivor. In course of time the building fell into decay, but upon the organization in 1911 of the Society of the Descendants of Pilgrim John Howland of the ship _Mayflower_, the property was acquired and restored by that body. Lieutenant Shares Meal with Private.