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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
A True Spirit of Patriotism

Ee1-a-trd Williams, grandson et- eur
Civil War veteran. Col W. H. Vii
lam. aud who went over the top
three time, in France during the late
war and a|f'erward wa compelled to
undergo ard operation in California.
absolutely refused to allow Uncle Sam
iinauce the operation. He also re-
fused the chance to attend vocation
~ t-aiuiug schools at the govern
ment's expense and stated that he
contributed his little bit through pa
triotic motives and does not feel that
the government owes him other than
a debt of gratitude. Aztec should
feel proud OF the boy who was born
ard reared in our midst, ard such a
spirit Of patriotism should be crafty
;rg TO the aged grandfather and the
father and mother. All honor to
Richard San Juan Review.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

The ladies who participated in the
old Maids Convention thst wa, SO
successfully given at the Opera
.us. SOME few month. ago were
-~t.r.aiuad Friday night at the home
~ Mr.. Frank Manzanares the host
were Mrs. benjamin Strickfad-
,frs William Gortner. Mrs. Ar
thur Held and Mrs. Frank Man
zara-es Each lady came dressed as
b LITTLE gi-l and q typical clildrens
party was enjoyed by all present.
ome f.ke pieces while others sang
-s.u -.~gs that they sang ages
ago La, Vegas Optic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

\ dainty Sterling silver flower bask-
ct was presented to Miss Lima Fer
gu,on of Albuquerque, OF 2l3 North
Thirteenth street a few days ago, in
recognition OF her prowess as a ten
nj, PLAYER, The trophy was given by
rr~rk Nirdiin for the recent Coun-
try club tournament in which sixteen
girls participated. Miss FERGUSON
WOW the singles chamnionship by de-
eating Miss Anita Hubhell in the
finals, The base bears the follow
ing engraved inscription: Miss Lima
FERGUSON, womar's singles tennis
Tournament Country Glib, 1921
ham, iouship."
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

The first of the Children's Hour
meetings was held at the park last
Friday. Children between the ages
of 10 and y were under the supervi-
sion of Miss Morgan, between the
ages OF 7 and 9 under the super
vision of Mrs. Chesley H. Thomson,
and those between 9 and 7 under the
supervision of Mrs. Estelle Smith.
Miss Ruby Richards assisted the lad
les with the children. The first meet
irr proved so interesting that on Fri
day afternoons OF each week, between
the hours OF ! and ). Children's Hour
ill be observed at the park. All
children in the city are invited to at
tend and share the enjoyment. Par
cut, also are invited to come.-Ala-
mogordo Cloudcrofter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
COLORADO GROCERY
COMPANY OPENS
ALBUQUERQUE OFFICE

The ]. s. Brown Mercantile com
panv, Incorporated under the laws OF
Colorado, has filed It's articles OF in
corporation with the state corporation
commission and will maintain a New
Mexico office at S03 West Tijeras
avenue. Albuquerque, in charge Of
+ p. HAUNT, resident agent. The
company will conduct a wholesale gro
ccrv business, aud such other business
as may be necessary thereto. Its auth
orized capital stock is 81, 100000. Of
which S750,7m has been issued. F. r.
Metzeer is president, w X. Broun
secretary.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
SENATOR JONES NOT TO co
TO NEW MEXICO FOR
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

Senator \. A. Jones viii not at
terd the Democratic C%orvontion u
NrN Mexico, considering eyit,l ly
{ at hi, constituents know tarI- need,
in the nomination of the proper can
didate for Senator.
1t is believe, moreover, that the
Senator, who is Democratic National
Committeeman for New Mexico, viii
be on hand for the prediction cam
paign, and will throw himself into the
work heartily, expecting his party
candidate to win, a, is often the case
IN am off YEAR
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
IMPORTANCE OF FILING
BIRTH CERTIFICATE is
SHOWN BY HEALTH BUREAU

A. an illustration OF the Importance
a. registration OF births and deaths,
tac State Bureau OF Health calls at
cntiou to the following letter re-
sgtEed a few days ago
Brooklyn, y. y.
July 20, 1927.
lizard Of Health,
Santa Fe, y. NJ.
Gu t.cmen:
ia,t.t --rrar! - tn, -1o,: ijlt,s
Oopy OF my birth c%-rlil. re, Which
need for passport evidence.
| was born p years ago. Ny
fathers name Is Domencio D
and my mothers Lola.
Ii fee required, please advise me
and | will imburse Immediately.
Yours truly,
Sabado D.
1t was impossible for the State
Bureau OF Health to furnish the GER
%tiiicdte requested, as the system of
state registration OF births has been
sult the writer may not be able to
secure a passport and may be caused
much embarrassment, as well as loss
OF business.
To many persons it may seem that
to require the filing OF a birth GER
%tificate is merely a new method OF
annoying busy people. Until some
such case as the above arises, it
never occurs to them that a birth
certificate may have a real dollars
-and-cents value or that it may spare
them much trouble in a critical mo-
meut Of their lives. One OF the most
important services rendered by a good
state health department is to pre-
serve carefully the vital records OF
a persons liie-his birth and death
certificates. When the call comes,
these records are ready to supply the
legal evidence that may be needed
I'm many cNigcncics that arise.
The New Mexico state Bureau OF
Public Health is collecting c%ertifi-
Gates OF birth and death and filing
them Tor future use by the citizens
OF the State. These certificates can
be secured only by the activities OF
the local health officers and the o
operation Of parents, relatives and
friends. In order that no one may be
cnrived. in the future, OF the legal
record, which he needs, it is the duty
Of every person 20 see that any birth
or death REGARDING which he has in
formation j. reported to the local
hcatth officer promptly. In this way
-, E.t. l., l.. -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
A Very Enjoyable Party

Last Wednesday afternoon AZ Tie
home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J P. Myers. Miss Lucille Myers of
Wagon Mound was the charming
hostess to a number OF her little
friends at a very enjoyable party,
celebrating her eighth birthday. The
a@itcrroon was pleasantly spent in
cames. ard when the lengthenilg
shadows gave warning that TIL DAY
was al TO swiftly speeding 20 . close
refreshments Of ice cream and CAKE
were served.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
Elaborate and Delightful Tea

On Thursday afternoon Mrs. {. 9.
Mardorf, Mrs. r. l.. Ormsbee and
Mrs. George Emory Moore entertain
ed at one of the most elaborate and
delightful teas given this week. The
rooms of the handsome Mardorf
home on Don Casper avenue present.
ed a beautiful scene decorated with
quantities of golden glow, dahilas, blue
larkSpur and other attractive summer
flowers. Several ladies assisted the
hostesses in serving the delicious ice
cream. cakes, mints, nuts and cof-
fee in the dining room, while a bevy
of young ladies served punch in the
pretty sun porch. About two hun
bred guests called during the r%eceiv-
ing hours from 3 to 5 o'clock.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
ALBUQUERQUE WOMAN
DRAWS 500 FINE
IN U. S. COURT

Geraldine Coffey, OF Albuquerque,
pleaded guilty" in the United States
district court here 10 a charge of vio-
lating the federal prohibition law,
Judge Colin Neblett fined her 500
and costs, which she paid This charge
grew out of a raid made upon the
old Sawmill saloon, when a keg OF
liquor, ingeniously concealed in the
wall. was seized.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

Mr. Henry Dendahl on Saturday
afternoon was hostess at one of the
prettiest and most delightful informal
teas given this season at her home
on Don Casper venue The recep-
ton rooms were artistically decorat-
ed with quantities of lovely summer
flowers, exquisite sweet peas predom-
mated. Mrs. T. Z. Winter and Mrs.
Coperrider presided at the perfect
ly appointed table in the dining room,
and were assisted in serving the dain-
ty refreshments by several young
ladies', Over one hundred guests
called during the receiving hours
from 4 to 6 O'Clock.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

The Campfire Girls class OF the
First Methodist Sunday School of
Ration have returned from a delight
full camping trip in the Segerstrom
canyon beyond the Bartlett Mesa.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Eunice Freese, teacher OF the class
Mrs. H, M. Kellerman and Mrs. D,
F. Poynter.
The girls took hikes, gathered wild
flowers and learned to cook out of
doors. The only wild animal found
was a porcupine. which they sue
ceeded in capturing.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
NEW MINE COMPANY
SILVER CITY HAS
MILLION CAPITAL

The Georgetown Mining Company,
with principal office in Silver City,
has Leen organized and incorporated
with an authorized capital stock Of
& 1afu0o, of which 5000 J., subscrib-
cd The iucorporators, with amounts
Of their subscriptions are a, follow, /:
Charles A. Peterson, Chicago, 81 Rua
Ridcnour, Silver City. 800; Frank w.
Vellacott, statutory agent, Silver City,
5000.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
%Why I Pot Up With Rat. for Years
Writes N. Windsor. Farmer.

Wears ago 7 bought some rat
poison. which nearly killed our fine
watch dog. II 50 scared us that we
suffered a long time with rats until
my neighbor told me about RAT
SNAP. That's the sure rat killer and
? safe ore" Three sizes. CSC. sc.
Si2s. Sold and guaranteed bv Col
lins Drug and Stationery Co, and
Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
A Midsummer Nights Party

Monday evening a large attendance
enjoyed the Midsummer Nights party
given under the auspices of St. Fran
els Alter Society at the Knights of
Columbus home on Washington ave-
nue.. The entertaining features of
this enjoyable event included dancing
and the wet fascinating game of
bridge. The Paris theater orchestra
furnished the excellent music for the
occasion. Despite the inclement
weather the affair proved a wonder
full success.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
Delightful Club Session

Mrs, ]. NJ. Virgins entertained the
Woman's Club Friday. Most of the
club members and several guests
were present.
The rooms were beautifully decor
ated in yellow and white. The punch
bowl was presided over by the charm
ing Misses Coats, dressed in cores
ponding colors.
A short business session was held,
after which the hostess served de-
%licious refreshments. carrying out the
color scheme of yellow and white
Estancia Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
Reception Brilliant Affair

Over two hundred guests attended
the brilliant reception given by Mrs.
Edgar L. Hewett and Mrs. Louise
Frances Jones Friday afternoon from
4 to 6 o'clock. The reception was
held at the artistic Hewett residence
on Lincoln avenue. A profusion of
exquisite sweet peas, California pop
pies, gorgeous dahilas. vivid blue lark
spur and other summer flowers for
which Santa Fe is famous harmon
lied beautifully in the pleasing decor
alive scheme carried out in the recep-
ton room, dining room and punch
room Assisting Mrs. Hewett and
Mrs, Jones at this most enjoyable af-
fair were a group OF ladies who serv-
ed the delicious refreshments and en-
tertained the guests.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
McCLINTOCK- MOORE
CLOTHING STORE is IN
CORPORATED THIS WEEK

c. w. McClintock, who formerly
conducted McClintock's Clothing store
in this city, and who some time ago
sold his interests in the store to Z. p.
Moore has returned to Santa Fe and
again entered the business in com
pany with Mr.. Moore. Articles of in
corporation have been filed and UNI
der these two able clothing men the
mems furnishing store will continue
to be the popular haberdashery,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

An innovation breakfast party was
~er Sunday morning at 9 O'Clock
by Miss Catherine Jackson. of Al
.hroueraue. in honor OF Miss Rose
Kingler, who left for Grand Rapids,
Michigan. The party was called a
hobo hiking breakfast. The young
ladies' enioved their breakfast in the
country after a hike Of several miles.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
Members of Sphinx Club Dance

Saturday evening the SPHINX cTuF
motored to FL Porvenir near II,
Vegas where they enjoyed a sup.
per and a dance. About t'1i-tv-fivt
couples made the trim. taking til'ir
own orchestra with them, Dane.
were held in the pavilion ard ir thc
'otel: the pavilion dance turned n.
10 a regular old-fashioned barn dance
which was much enjoyed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
COMMUNICABLE AIS
SUFFERED FURTHER
DROP LAST WEEK

Co~r7r~i~1i'. dos -a-o--cd ir
New Neviro last week d-o0ned ever
p cases below the low mari, II the
~-eet before. The hr1iefi- bv the
state bureau of public health shows
a total Of 81 cases. as compared with
q for the week before.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
HUTCH TWO THIRDS DEE

Our old friend ]. +. Hutchinson of
the Springer Stockman says the OPP
to the L. s. senate seems to be en-
tirely confined to Arthur Seligman.
Hutch has overlooked the Honorable
ET-Goyeruor Herbert j. Hagerman
and the Santa Fe New Mexican. Don't
overlook any little thing Hutch. Just
as well meet all the opposition at
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
To Meet Mrs. d. J. Leahy

Mrs. John Joerns will entertain
Monday afternoon from 5 to 6 o'clock
at her home on Santa Fe avenue in
honor of her sister Mrs. d. ]. Leahy,
of Las Vegas.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
Delightful Calvary Dance

The dance given by Troop d for
Troop A rifle team of Albuquerque
Saturday evening at the Armory was
a successful and delightful social
event. The Bob White orchestra of
Las Vegas furnished the splendid
music for the dance and the refresh
ments were served by the Woman's
Board of Trade. Captain E. l.. SAT-
ford has announced that weekly Sat-
urday dances will be given at the Ar
mory for the troops benefit. The
receipts will 90 to the troop fund.
During the Santa Fe Fiesta the troop
is contemplating giving dances every
day and evening at the Armory, also
another attractive feature will be din
ner served every day lin the regular
old army style" The troops mess
kits will be used for this inpromptu
restaurant. The dance music for all
occasions will be furnished by the
Bob White orchestra.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

and accomplished young lady and ex-
ceeding popular in the social circles
in the Capital City. Mr.. Miller is
an energetic young business man m
ployed by the Cassell Motor Com
pany, which is just completing the
artistic 10000 building opposite the
Museum building.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
FELIZ OIL COMPANY
OF ROSWELL FILES
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The Fcliz River Oil company, Of
Roswell. has notified the state cor
poration commission OF its suspension.
". /. Murdoch, OF Roswell, was the
statutory agent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

Opportunity will look Tor you all
right, and find you, whenever you
are worth looking for and finding.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

James Scligman the efficient post
master of Santa Fe Wa, a business
visitor at Las Vegas Monday
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1921-08-12

Walter l.. ke-el auditor Of the
First Narioua. Bank Of thi, city, spent
Monday at Las Vegas.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
IL NEW ENGLAND MEN
RECEIVE WAR MEDALS
WidoU in NeU York to Get
d. S. M. for Husband.

BOSTON. Dec. 2T.-Twelve awards for
distinguished service by New England
ers In the world war were conferred by
Major-Gen. Clarence r. Edwards at the
First Army Corps headquarters here to-
day.
Those decorated included: Distin-
guished Service Cross, Private John r.
Walsh, 101st Infantry, Woburn: Distin-
guished Service Medal. Col. jefferson +.
Keane. Boston; Col. Henry A. Shaw,
Worcester; Col. Frank NJ. Hume, 1O3d
Infantry, Houlton, Me-; Lieut-C Ar
thur d. Hill. Boston; Czecho-Slovak
Cross of War, Col. Hugh J. Gallagher,
Boston: Order de rEtoile Noire (offi-
cer). Major James *. Grain, Water
town.
A Distinguished Service Medal was to
have been presented to Mrs. Fred I.
Davidson, widow of Lieut.-Col. Fred 1.
Davidson, but because Mrs. Davidson
has moved from Attleboro to New York
the medal will be presented there.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
Christmas Trade Discussed.

The public has demonstrated in a con-
crete way just what II wants and what
it will pay for merchandise, in the opin-
ion of David N. Mosessohn, executive
director OF the Associated Dress Indus
tries of America
"The first three weeks OF December
showed "a material increase I'm volume"
said he yesterday in discussing the
Christmas trade IN retail stores. "and
naturally much larger turnover OF
merchandise than during tho same period
last year. Medium priced goods con-
sttuted the bulk OF purchasing, with. Of
course. some of the lower and higher
priced merchandise moving in smaller
percentage. Women shopped and se-
lected values. This tendency was not so
apparent last year and not at all the
year before This fact Is revealed and
is NJ important basis of thought in the
Dress industry. Women will buy--so
therA is no fear for 1922. Women want
values--and they must get il. The AS
ISOLATED Dress Industries of America is
endravorlng 20 impress upon its mem
bers the necessity for putting into their
products tho very best vi.lue and OF
pricing them with the definite purpose
in mind OF frequent turnovers. Retailers
are asked also to have this purpose in
mind"
The New York herald., 1921-12-28

via San Pedro for Yokohama. &C: 2ist.
Hollyw ood San Francisco
Sailed 2lst, str Col Il l. Drake, San Fran
cisco.
HOUSTON. Tex. Dec 2i-Arrved. str Con-
nespeak. Hamburg via Savannah
HAMPTON ROADS, Va, Dec 81, 1880 AM
Passed out, schr Truro Queen (Br), for st
JACKsoNvILLE, Fla, Dec e1-Arrived,
motor Songdal (Nor). New York; schrs
Brina p Pendleton. do 23d. Helvetia, Bos-
ton: 24th. tug Wellington. towing barges
Tottenvillo and Weetland.
In port 25th. bark Refine Marie Stewart.
for New York.
Sailed from Mayport god. schrs Ludlow.
MANILA. Dec 2i-Arrlved, str Canadian
Inventor (Br). Singapore.
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Dec 23-Arrived
schr Mary G. Maynard. st Marc (for re-
PORT SAN LUIS. Cal, Dec 2f-saiied. ctr
Montebello, Honolulu.
PONCE, PR. Dec i7-Arrived. schr Excel
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. Dec 2e-Arrlved.
strs Garonne (Fr), Cherbourg; 23d, Acardo
(Br), Thameshaven.
barge No 81; Brennero UtaD, italian port
nLake Falrlic. Ponce: Gulfqueen. north Of
Hatteras. barge Navahoe (Br). from Beau
SAN JUAN. PR, Dec 15-Arrived. strs
Caravelle (Fr). Bordeaux land sailed 10th
for Porto Plata) 10th. Edith, New YORK;
land sailed for Havana) Parana Cpan).
Antwerp. &c, for San Pedro; ioth. Lake
Flournoy, Havana (and called goth for Gal
veston) goth. Cayo Mambi. New YORK.
SABINE. Tex. Dec 21-Arrived. str Trieda
Baltimore (and sailed 22d on return); 22d,
schr w Comeau (Br), Barbados.
Sailed 21st, str Chester sun, Chester.
SULLIVAN, Me, Dec 20-Sailed. schr
Frank Brainard. New York.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
OPEN NEW HUDSON
TUBE BIDS FEB. 7
Commissions Will Ask for
Tenders Tomorrow for $780,
100000 Project.

Bids for the construction of the We
which is to cost s2S.669,00O when COM
pleted. will be called for tomorrow and
opened February Z, it was decided yes
terday at a meeting of the New York
and New Jersey commissions. Ground
will be broken in March. The contracts
stipulate that the work must be finished
by December 81. 1925. The tunnel will
follow line from Canal street. Manhat-
tan. and Twelfth street. Jersey City.
The plans and specifications provide
that the tubes are to be of cast iron
lined with concrete and will have a ca
pacity of 100000 vehicles a year.
double the present ferryboat traffic
across the river. The shafts on the
Manhattan side have been sunk at a cost
of S650,0o0. which has been paid for.
The tunnel is expected to Increase
commerce facilities in the Port of New
York and eliminate difficulties in remov-
ing freight from railroad yards in New
Jersey. The commissions stated that its
cost will be amortized in eleven years
and after twenty years each State would
show surplus of s33.635,000 from the
enterprise.
The under river tubes will be adver-
tised in two divisions. although it is
likely that under an alternative pro-
vision one contractor will get both Sec
tions of the tunnel. Contract No.
covers the Manhattan section proper
and the tunnel driving will be almost
wholly through rock and earth. No.
is the long section reaching from Jersey
City to point close to the New York
shore and is through silt all the way
permitting rapid work once the con-
tractor has his plant installed.
The New York herald., 1921-12-28
SHIPS TROUBLE DUE
TO DICE AND WOMAN
Which Caused the More q
Problem for Supreme Court
to Settle.

which can cause the more trouble on
a ship-a pair of dice or woman. That
appears to be the kernel OF problem
over which Justice Hotchkiss of the
Supreme Court must puzzle.
The ship is the kanawha, the one time
pleasure yacht of H. ii, Rogers, now
the property OF the Black Star Line.
Last March, while on it's way to Ha-
vana, it bumped into a pier at Norfolk
and for time thereafter 1t wasn't
much of ship. Now the captain,
Adrian Richardson. the only negro skip
per known to the port of New York, is
suing the Black Star Line for S3,5i4.so,
which he says is due him for salary
and supplies. The line has made
counter claim for SIS. .0C0, which it alleges
represents its loss through the conduct
of the captain.
The president of the line is Marcus
Garvey. He is also head of the Univer-
sal Negro Improvement Association
which elyected him Provisional Presi-
dent OF Africa at salary of $4,000 In
an affidavit Garvey says:
"The plaintiff (Capt. richardson
permitted the men to get intoxicated
and to gamble in kind of gambling
game known as craps shooting on the
deck of the said vessel and allowed the
cylinders to blow out and the boilers to
burn up and the ship otherwise TO be-
come destroyed"
When this charge was originally made
before the American Consul at Kings
ton, Jamaica, Capt. Richardson shifted
and deposed:
"The was discipline on board until
Mr.. Marcus Garvey came aboard. Mr..
Garvey wanted to be purser engineer.
steward and master, president and own
er. Mr.. Garvey broke the discipline of
my ship when he permitted woman to
come aboard"
The captain said In the same testi-
mony, copy of which he offers in the
present suit. that 1t was cruel)y untrue
to say that he ever permitted craps
shooting while the Kanawha was at
sea.
I'm Havana" he admitted, accol ding
to the present record. "all officers, except
ing the I'd mate some evening have a
game of porker penny anty and a nickle
limit in the officers mess and we plaid
game with Spanish porker dice among
ourselves"
On the other hand. Marcus Garvey
complained that Capt. Richardson
treated the voyage to the West Indies
as though it were a pleasure trip or
a joy riding expedition for himself and
the crew." The only reason the Ka-
nawha put into Norfolkk, according to
Garvey. was that the captain wanted 20
see his wife. He also complained that
the Kanawha was smashed while the
captain was conveying passenger from
Norfolk ''to destination entirely out OF
the course of the boat"
The captain submitted report OF
Consul c. l.. Latham OF Jamaica exon
Grating him of charges OF incompetence
and negligence, and of the Steamboat
Inspection Service in New York clearing
him of charge of incompetence.