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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
HERE IS HOW To
KEEP THEM AWAY
AND GET THEM OFF
Sulphur is Best Preventative
Against chseers. Sheep viii
Keep Them Away From
Pastures

Sulphur is the best preventive in
the opinion of insect specialists of
the United States Department of
Agriculture, against dliggers, or har.
vest mites--those tiny red pests that
attach themselves to the skin II one
is inclined to beguile a summer day
by lying, sitting, or walking in the
woods, especially where there is
long grass or thick underground.
and considerable dampness and
shode.
II 1t is necessary to go where
chiggers abound they may be kept
off by previously sitting flowers of
sulphur into the underclothes and
stockings. Napthalene, which also
protects from other insects has been
used in the same way. Vaseline, pure
or mixed with sulphur, Is satisfactory
except that it soils the clothing.
A good hot bath, with salt or
strong soap, taken Immediately af-
ter exposure will often prevent those
on the skin from digging in; bue
as the presence of the tiny insects
is unfortunately not evident for
some hours after going in long grass
or bushes, the only thing to do
when they are discovered is to ap-
ply some cooling lotion, such as am
monia or bicarbonate Of soda, direct
ly on the affected parts. A temper
cent dilution of carbolic acid, di-
Lutte tincture of iodine, or collodion
may be used.
The destruction Of wild bushes
and other places which harbor CHG
gers has helped to eradicate them.
Private lawns and country clubs can
be made free from them to large
extent by keeping the grass cut and
useless herbage moved as closely
as possible, SO as to expose the
chiggers to the sun. Dusting the
grass and other plants with sulphur
or spraying with dilute kerosene
emulsion mixed with sulphur facili-
tates determination. Putting sheer
to pasture on large acreages is
thought to get rid Of chiggers, be-
cause 1t is believed they are effect
ed by the. oil or lanoline in the
sleeps wool.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
MYSTERY ABOUT
DEATH. OF GIRL
BY United Press

By united Press
Ranger, Texas. July 7.-Tbe body
of Mable Morris. beautiful young
L nty, who died here under
VI mysterious circumstances Tues
day was expected to arrive at the
home OF her parents in Drumright
today.
Last Wednesday Miss Morris be-
came desperately III following a
swimming party. On Sunday wound
was discovered behind her right ear
Physicians declared that the skull
had been fractured.
She could make no statement be;
cause of her condition. An inquest
following her DEATH failed to clear
up the mystery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
DRAWS ONE YEAR
FOR BAD CHECK

j. A. Newhlney, said to be To-
comotive fireman, yesterday after.
noon, in district court pleaded guilty
o the charge of passing a bogus
check and was sentenced to serve
one year in the state penitentiary.
Shortly before entering plea of
guilty before viii Linn, Newhiney
waived preliminary examination in
Justice II. l.. Grigsby's court
1t is alleged in the information
that the. defendant gave a bogus
check to J. w. Owsley, proprietor
Of the Owsley Jewelry store here.
n payment for a diamond ring. The
mount of the check is given as
$3.50.
After learning of the charges pend
ing here, Newhiney's brother said
to be an employee Of the Rock Is
land at Enid, brought him to Chick
asha He was placed in the county
iail Tuesday. Mr.. .Owsley and Ar
thur Ersland were active in the
search for the man.
Mr. Owsley stated this morning
hat Newhiney attempted to effect
4 compromise with him. but that
he refused to withdraw the charges.
The convicted man was once en-
ployed by the Rock Island here,
it is said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
WARNS SHIPS OF
STRANGE CRAFT
OFF EAST COAST
commlssioner Of ks.lu .,lon Says
Vessel Seen BY NunaIbro May
Solve Missing Ship Mystery

~ thiN'u fftHht
Washington. July 7.--All govern
ment wireless stations along the
Atlantic coast today broadcasted
warnings to vessels TO be on watch
for mysterious craft that may
furnish clue TO the fate fleet OF
vanishing ships.
The warning was sent after q
telephone report from Baltimore stat
Ing that a mysterious ship approached
The steamer Nunalbro, three hundred
miles east OF Philadelphia. refusing
to answer signals and dashed off
into the darkness when investigation
was started.
Il. T. Chamberlain. commissioner
Of navigation. today declared thet
the story OF the Nunalbro's captain
was the most substantive evidence
yet offered OF suspected operations
of ped marauders IN the Atlantic.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
Work Is Started y
On NeW Chickdshd
Avenue Building

Work on the construction Of the
Martin-Davis building to be located
at sos SOLO Chickasha avenue. was
started this morning.
The building will be two story
modern brick structure containing
store and office rooms. 1t will be
100 feet long and go feet wide and
will cost. according to Chas. Steck-
Ter, contractor, approximately $4,000.
Just when the building will be
completed has not been announced.
H. L. Martin, local insurance man.
and A. H. Davis. proprietor of a
local cement block and brick plant.
will be the owners of the new build
ing.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
WHAT WAR? ASKS
MAN awake FROM
THREE YEARS NAP
Esehiinger, Arkansas Rip Van Win.
kle, Gives Interview, After
Sleep Of Three Years.

BY United Press.
FL >Smith, Ark, July flames
Eseninger. Arkansas Rip Van Win
kle who awakened last week in a
hospital here after sleeping three
years, gave out his last interview
tday
Speaking weakly and seemingly
unable to keep his mind on one
thing long enough to grasp its sig
nifigence, Eschlinger maintained sew
ersl times to the United Press that
lie was III strange world.
When he was told about the war.
What war?"N he asked banky.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
CHARGE erEwARr WITH
MAINTAINING NUISANCE

Maintaining a nuisance Is the
charge In a complaint filed yesterday
In municipal court against Jennie
Stewart The complaint was signed
by DIR. Il. l.. Dawson. city super!n.
tendcnt OF health. This caae was
one Of the three filed yesterday
~. Watson IL charged with parking
an automobile against a fire plug
and A. G. Schultz is charged with
exceeding the speed limit
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
RELEASED FROM JAIL

John Lleener, recently committed
to Jail for contempt of court, was
released yesterday afternoon whom
the civil case pending against him
was settled out of court. He re-
turned to his home in Tuttle soon
after securing his release, ,..s4s.-ia,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

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fon 0 the proper holding
the for
to
evolve by
THOUSAND 0 il
1t fact ha Those individuals
wnfe 70
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by moderate
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be more
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than no
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
MOTHER AND SON
IN SUICIDE PACT
BY United Press

BY United Press
Paris, July Mime Decuiss Hite,
American and self styled duchess and
her son George Harbough, twenty
four. we're near the point of death
In AN American hospital here to-
day from veronal poisoning as uhe
result Of suicide pact.
The suicide attempt which was
made Tuesday was discovered yes
terday and made public today,
1t Is said to be the result of fl
nance difficulties.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
CHARGE TARIFF
HELPS MEN WHO
AIDED IN FUND
Representative Gamer. BRINGS
Charge Against Republicans In
Report on Proposed Tariff
proved. Work to Be Com.
BY United Press.

by United Press.
Washington. July IA diroc;
charge that the republican tariff
bill is full OF special favors to those
business mea who made large COZ.
tributions to the campaign fund last
fall, vas milc by democratic mem.
bers of the house ways and means
committee today.
The charge was In report agains.
the hills report presented by repre-.
sentative Garner OF Texas.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
To
HANG ON TREATY
WITH JAPANESE
United States Unable TO Take Lead
" Pact is Renewed Belief OF
High Officials In Washington
BY United Press

by tnittu frcSA
Washington, July 7.-Disarmament
program hinges on the proposed
Anglo-Japanese alliance. II was sta
ted in autohoritave quarters today.
A renewal OF this pact in any
thing like les present form probably
will make It impossible for the Uni
ted States TO take the lead In call
ing for disarmament agreement
among the principal naval powers,
Il is said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
FOR ANTI GRAIN
GAMBLING BILL

By United Press.
Washington, July IA favorable
report on the Capper Tincher anti
grain gambling bill was ordered by
the senate agricultural committee
today.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
FREIGHT RATE
REDUCTION ASK
BY United Press.

BY United Press.
Washington, Juy "A formal Pc
tition for the reduction of freight
ratos on hay and grain was filed
with the interstate commerce com
mission today by Clyde Reed. rep
resenting the Kansas Public Utilities
commission
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
zAcHGRv.wooLEv CASE
fBElNo TRIED TO-DAY

f'ti OF the case A. !, zacbery,
OF ~. vs. H. I. wooley was starici
In to,.ny court this morning. Tho
case ia AN action wherein the plain.
Tits teck $500 alleged to be due
them as commission In a real estate
deal. Judge shelton is presiding
over tie trial OF the case.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
DIVORCE DECREE ISSUED

Willis Brown yesterday afternoon
was granted a divorce from Lucille
Brown. The decree was issued by
District Judge Linn.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
Mrs. Thomas. Gotham Apartment
Proprletoress With Son In Min
nesota. Case Brighter for
Nurses
DEATH BED STORY OF
JUDGE TO BE BARRED
Judge Cole Expects Gaze to De
Closed by Fiday. Night Session
VIII Clear Up Evidence
BY United Press

Tulsa. July Efforts OF the state
to place Goldie Gordon and Mrs.
Jessie James behind pcnitentiary
bars received heavy blow In the
Devereaux trial today.
II was shown that the state would
be unable to present their star Wit
ness. Mrs. c. T.. Thomas. Gotham
apartment proprietoress. where the
aged Judge lived up to the time OF
his mysterious death.
Mrs. Thomas and son said TO he
In Rochester, Minnesota. where tho
boy is being operated on and won't
be able to testify.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

The surface soil of Florida is
rich in phosplates....
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

Wire drawing was begun in Mas
sachusetts in 1866.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

Pliny refers to the use of fire en-
gines in his time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
Bar Evidence

Tho prosecution succeeded late
Wednesday in barring from the cvI.
dence two points which the defense
had announced II had relied on for
acquittal.
The first was the purported dying
statement Of the Judge. which con-
tanned statements alleged to explain
how he received his injury. and
show that he was addicted to the
use OF drugs.
Case May Close Friday.
Judge Cole announced that night
session would probably be In order
'oday. This will be done in order
that the evidence can be concluded
Friday morning. II Is expected that
he case will close Friday.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07
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WEATHER FORECAST
For Oklahoma

; Tonight and Friday generally =
, fair. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

The waters OF the orInoco arc
milk white.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-07-07

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The New York herald., 1921-01-31

Guantanamo; Vesthelm CNor). Rotterdam
Ioannls Vatis (Greeh). Portland. Me; Phillip
Publicker, Nuev!tas.
PORTLAND. o. Jan 27-Sailed. str Po-
mona, Rotterdam via san Francisco.
Sailed 2ath, strs West Kebar, Hartepool :
Tohuyo Maru (Jap). Valparaiso via San
Pedro.
Arrived Goth. str West Isieta. Philadelphia
via Sound ports.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Jan 2s-Arrived. strs
Panoll. Tampico; British Light (Br). Ports
mouth, Eng Japan Arrow. New York.
Arrived 2e.h, str Lake Flournoy. Tanpico.
Arrived 3Oth. strs Gufcoast, Jacksonville; I;
Pearl Shell. New Orleans.
Sailed 2sth. strs Gulfmald. Philadelphia; I;
Singapore Maru (Japl. Pensacola Chestnut
Hill, Tampco. Eduardo tSp), Manchester;
War Ssrdar (Br), Devonport,
Sailed 29th, strs Sulip, am, foreign port
Radiant, Tampico; Kewanee, Cienfuegos.
Sailed 2Dth. STR Briti-h Star (Br), Deven-
port: bark Glenshee (Nor). Cardiff
Sailed Both, str Belridge (Nor). Tampico.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Jan 29-Arrived. str
slneapore Mnru Cap). Port Arthur.
Arrived 30th, strs Lake Fanbtkah. VAL
paraiso: Wayfarer (Br), Galveston.
sailed 2sth str Ester (sw). italy.
Sailed 29th, .strs Euterpe tBr). Galveston;
Teviot (Br). do.
Sailed soth. str Singapore Maru (Jap). yo-
kohama.
FORT TAMPA. Fla. Jan s0-Arrived, strs
The New York herald., 1921-01-31
PORT OF NEW YORK, SUNDAY, JAN. 80, 1921
DR.. GUTHRIE TAKES UP
EMPLOYMENT PROBLEM
Rector Would HaUe City,
State and Federal Work Done

The city, State and national govern
nents were criticised yesterday by the
Rev. DR.. William Norman Guthrie, rec
tor OF the Episcopal Church of st. Marks
in the Bouwerie. for failing to go ahead
with public works In times Of depression.
"why should the city only go into the
market for labor when everybody else Is
also in the market, and why does 1t only
20 into the markets for materials when
private operators are bidding against
it?" the clergyman asked.
DR.. Guthrie devoted the greater part
OF his sermon to discussion of the un-
employment situation. which he said>was
very bad. He asserted the four princI
pal missions of the Bowery are crowded
and that a man must have money TO
stay at the Bowery Branch of the Y. M.
c. A." The Salvation Army. he said,
gives away forty-three beds night. but
the remainder of their 1000 beds cost
from 40 to 30 cents night.
TIE clergyman also criticised condi-
tions at the Municipal Lodging House
A New Yorker can remainu there five
nights n month, he said, but a non-resl-
dent only one night a month. ''The SUI
periptendent can and does find Jobs for
certain number at Randalls Island" he
added. "They get their luncheon on the
island and return to the lodging house
for supper and breakfast After the few
days work is completed they are turned
out in the same condition in which they
arrived, penniless and jobless. The Mu-
nicipal Lodging House Is generally one
third occupied nightly on account OF red
tape restrictions"
The New York herald., 1921-01-31
SHIP AFIRE AT SEA
SAVED BY EXPLOSION
Oil Tank Blast Snuffed Out
Flames Raging on the
NettunO.
I.IFEBOATS DESTROYED
Heroism Of Engineers De-
scribed by Captain in
Florida Port.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. Jan. So.-The
steamship Nettuno. from Port Arthur
Tex. for Brindisi Italy. was towed INTO
this port to-day by coast guard cutter
Yamacraw after being ahre at sea.
Capt Bersini on arriving here to-
day attributed the saving OF his ship
10 miracle-the explosion OF her fuei
oil tanks. which literally snuffed out the
fire after 1t had ragged unchecked for
twenty hours. The blaze originated In
the engine room from a bursting feed
pipe. when the Nettuno was four days
out from Port Arthur from which she
cleared January Fl with cargo OF
gasoIene and fuel oil. At that time she
was off the Florida coast In the vicinity
Of Bermuda.
In a few moments the Nettuno was
seething inferno amidships ana IL did
not seem possible for her to remain
afioat but a short time, Capt Bersini
stated.
Seated in his badly damaged cabin
while the Nettuno swung easily at
anchor in the river, Capt. Bersini de-
scribed the horror through which ne
and the ships personnel lived during
the twenty hours the fire ragged un-
checked in the ship, wallowing helpiessiy
in heavy seas. The crew fought with
desperation to keep the fires from the
gasolene stored in the hold Of the vessel
The fight however, appeared hopeless
according to Capt Bersini. and mo-
mentarily he expected the flames to
reach the gasolene and blow the ship
to atoms
Practically every lifeboat the Nettuno
carried had either been carried away
or smashed by the terrible buffeting the
tanker sustained during the hours the
Ere twisted and wrecked her engine room
and cracked her steel decks and SIDE
plates The fact the crew mad no ine-
boats in which to leave the burning Ves-
sci added to the seriousness OF the situa-
ton.
Capt Bersini praised the work OF the
chief engineers, Betteto and Crosa- az
,geII as of Engineer Landi Vioganni, who
volunteered to go below at the time the
feed pipe burst to shut off the now OF
oil and rescue two flremen trapped In the
fireroom. vioganni was so severely burneu
that Capt. Bersini stated he did not
think the engineer could survive. HIS
clothing was burned from his body and
his flesh in many places literally cooked.
yioranni and the two firemen, Brancala-
one and Losito, who were also badly
burned, were transferred to the Belgian
steamship Kremln on January 26. the
day after the fire aboard the Nettuno
had been extinguished, and sent to New
port News.
The Yamacraw, which had been ad-
vised to look out for the Nettuno, picked
mp the ship on January rs and headed
for Jacksonville. The Nettuno is owned
by the Italian State Railways, her home
port being Palmera, Italy.
The ship is so badly damaged that 1t
is estimated that It will be weeks before
she is again ready for sea. "A represen-
tative OF the owners is expected hero to-
borrow from New York.
The Nettuno is a 5000 ton ship. 400
feet in length, with breadth of beam
of 60 feet.
The New York herald., 1921-01-31
Steamers Due in New York.
MIXED BOARD ADJUSTS
RAIL WAGE TROUBLES
Committee on p. X. X. System
a Success, Says Head.

Special Despatch to THE New YORK HERALD
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 30.-The Joint re-
viewing committee of the Pennsylvania
Railroad system, recently organized for
the purpose Of adjusting amicably differ
ences between the management Of the
road and the engine and train service
employees. Is proving a success. T.. v.
Massey chairman, said to-day. Mr.
Massey said that already the committee.
on which both the management and the
employees are represented. has settled
eight controversies. some of them pend
ing from as far back as 1914. with
mutual satisfaction.
Mr.. Massey was pleased at the ap-
probation Of responsibility manifested
by representatives of the management
and the men alike. and expressed his
confidence that the committee Is capable
of settling fairly and amicably any diff
ferences that may arise. Making 1t
clear that the committee is not merely
conference between representatives OF
opposing sides, Mr.. Massey explained
that a rule of procedure has been
adopted which requires that the repre-
sentatives of the management and of the
men shall alternate in their positions
around the committee table. so that no
two representatives of one interest shall
sit together.
Not less than two-thirds majority is
required for final determination of any
matter. The work of the committee is
to be expanded by divisional. grand
divisional and regional conferences
monthly.
The New York herald., 1921-01-31
WIRELESS REPORTS.
BY United States Naval Communi-
cation Service.

distances given in miles; time at noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Abensarez 479 sE South Pass Goth.
Achilles 306 NE cristobal goth.
Acme 30T S San Francisco 10Th.
Admiral Farragut 1885 Salina Cruz Goth.
Afel $50 n Jupiter goth.
Algonquin 1.iGO w San Pedro 8 Pm 2sth.
Agwisun EGO NE Palo Blanco goth.
Alabama 900 w Sand Key 2ath.
Alcona lat 40 20. Ion 60 07 30th.
Ancon 257 s Cape Henry goth
Arar ahoe 252 s Scotland l. 10Th.
A.io i50 Hatteras 30th.
Arizonan 527 Colon goth.
Atlantic Sun 240 r Sabine bar goth.
Ausabie 80 r Hatteras 3Oth
Avondaie % S Scotland l. 30th.
Baldhili II Charleston L 10th.
Beatrice 1i5 sw Frying Pan 2eth.
Borgland lat II 0i. Ion "a 36 PM Goth.
British Lantern lat 81 4O Ion 90 OF 10th.
Bylayl 81 SIC Fire Island 30th.
@ Garfield 80 NE Winter Quarter Goth.
Carrilio 142 N Cape Maysi Goth
Craster Hail 2,100 w Honolulu PM 2Sth.
Catherine 10 S Scotland 3Oth.
Chestnut Hill so N Tampico goth.
Chipchung 322 Hatteras 10th.
City OF Columbus 80 S North tfe:d 50th. j.
City OF Freeport 26o sw Br.,nerton Reef
City o. snsrman 2f7 Balboa goth.
City OF ST Louis 236 sw Hatteras 2eth:
Ciemenre c Morse h50 SIC Ambrose goth.
coIarla 453 wNw Tampa 2eth. 80, ,o..
comanchc 100 Scotland L'v roth.
Concho $40 Ambrose Goth.
conot; a. go Scotland L 50h.
Coulee 100 NE Tampico 10th.
Champion Anderson 6i7 San Francisco
Goth.
cris,obai So w Santiago 2oth.
u G scofield 1.o75 y Tampico 2ath.
Davenport 2 from ST Thomas 2sth.
perblay i.ie7 8 san Pedro sGn 2sth.
Eastern Exporter i,027 w Honolulu Pm
26th.
Eastern ocean $50 san Pedro Pm 2s,h.
Editor 2s5 T. Ambrose 30th.
El valie 3l5 y Jupiter 2sth.
Eocene fq4 ~ Jupiter Goth.
Esparta 2Ti " Santa Marta 2pth.
Esperanza 2If Vera Cruz 2sth.
Essex 20 sW Winter Quarter a0th. 80
Eugene v II Thayer ii6 ~ Jupiter 2sth.
Firthciiffe $50 u by N Cape Henry soih.
Frank u buck 0i5 from Monterey goth.
FrSaEsn ErSa welisr y s@ns zoo " TIA Tsmplso 5ath
Gene Crawiey G3f u Tnmpico 20th.
George q Henry 205 ENE Hatteras 2e,h.
Gloucester " Winter Quarter 3oth.
Gongnba is2 from Tampico 2eth.
Griffco $50 from Honolulu : PA 2sih'
Gulfcoest iof EsE Sabine bar 2eth.
Gulf Queen $50 SW Hattcraa Goth.
II " Rogers 40 from Nantucket goth.
Halo 600 r Tuyyam 29;h
Hallway col WsW Sand Key 2eth.
Haynic 1875 San Diego goth.
-
Herbert T. Pratt 22J u Port Lobos goth.
IIeredla 200 SW fIatteras 2Dth.
Hilton 45 SW Frying Pan goth.
Hlsko fO7 Jupiter Goth.
Hollywood 1 ,fG0 w San Francisco 10Th.
Huguenot e6 Hatteras goth.
Hugoton 100 sc Hatteras 90th
Hulaco go SW Hateras 10Th.
Uouria 400 w Sand Key 10th.
Hovcn i4t w Sand Key 2s'h.
Iceland 200 Colon 2nth
Independence Hall $50 Sc overfalis 8 PM
2oth
A poetwick 80 NE Hat,eras both.
lean 2e2 Sw Frying ran 2sth.
Iohn u Rockefeller COG sW South Pass Goth.
John ~ Connolly so ENE Cape CanAvcral
goth.
John Worfhington 7g5 Ambrose goth.
lamar $50 y Ambrose 3Oth.
Ionancy II by u Scotland T. V 3oth.
Juniata 20 p Fire Island 3Oih.
Ncwanee lat 2S os Ion 81 ~ gath
Lake EiK1ood IT, = Cape May midnight
10th.
Take I.llsnorah t20 NNE HaNcras 5o'h
Lake Eon iis sw Brun,tlck 2sih.