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mems hall with small attendance OF
voters. The meeting was Called to or
I, der at 100 O'Clock by Corporation
Clerk A B. Head and DR.. W. G..
| Sawyer was elected moderator. 1t
was voted to confirm the action OF the
assessors in repairing the dam at the
electric light plant on Sandy river and
10 instruct them to hire a sum of
money not to exceed $4,000, in addi-
ton to money already hired, and TO
issue interest bearing orders to cover
the same. After brief discussion 1t
was voted to lay the article relating
TO the purchase of the water power
owned by the Madison Water District
on the table with the understanding
that the assessors and trustees get
together and find out II clear title
can be given, and to adjourn the meet
ing until later date.
Big dance Monday night at Skowhe-
gan Grange Hall, August %, 1921
Barneys Orchestra. featuring the Sax
ophone King of New England First
and only appearance OF this wonderful
| team.
Go to Skowhegan Thursday evening
August 25, to listen to the old fash
toned concert to be played by the
Citizens Band at the Village Band
Stand on Russell street.
very enjoyable social event on
Wednesday evening of last week was
farewell reception rendered to Vic
tor Wren at the home of Mrs. A. s
Rand on the Arson side by COM
pany of friends. consisting OF those
who took part in the recent produc-
tion of The Mikado" here, and few
other friends Mr.. Wren Is well
known and talented local musician,
who will leave town this week for
New York City, where he will try
out for light opera. Last season, Mr..
Wren Travelled over the eastern sec
ton of the country with concert
company under the direction OF the
Coit-Alber Entertainment Bureau.
There was a delightful program, fea-
lures of which were seven reels OF
moving pictures on the lawn and sew
eral musical numbers. Mrs. Arlen
Riley in behalf of the company, pre-
scented Mr.. Wren with silk umbrel-
la as token of their esteem. Dainty
refreshments were served. after which
came an informal social hour
Chester Townsend, who has been
visiting relatives In PASSPORT and
Campbello for the past two weeks re-
turned home Thursday forenoon.
Z. L. Hight, DR.. j. l.. Pepper and
George II. Viles went to Watervtlle
Thursday afternoon to confer with
Boston parties in relation to "a new
industry, as representatives of the
Madison board of trade.
Mrs. Otis B. Fletcher of Brockton,
Mass. returned to her home Tuesday
being called here on business Satur-
day, August 6. Mrs. Fletcher was the
guest of Mr.. Fletchers cousin Elmer
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BINGHAM

Florence Murray is spending a weel
at Old Orchard, the guest of her aunt
Mrs. william Lannigan.
Mrs. Sarah Mtlliken Is visiting hel
nephew, Ralph Goodrich and family II
Gorham.
Urban Gates was home Sunday from
Pierce Pond where he is employed.
/ will be in Bingham and Scion
August 20 and 30 buying poultry. l
you have any for sale write me a
Skowhegan any time before the 26th
State number for sale and what kind
Live Poultry Wanted-Harry Cohen
Skowhegan. tf29
Harry Cohen, Skowhegan, Me.
1w33
Go to Skowhegan Thursday evening
August 25, to listen to the old fash
toned concert to be played by tn
Citizens Band at the Village Bant
Stand on Russell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lapoint accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Miller
and Mildred Miller have been taking
a motor trip through Canada.
F. w. Preble and family naotoret
to Richmond where they called upor
friends short time ago.
Mrs. James Mahoney Is entertain
ing her sister Mrs. Lucy Bagley.
Nellie NJ Baker of Medford Mass.
ia the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sam
uel Andrews.
Big dance Monday night at Skowhe
gan Grange Hall, August 22, 1871
Barneys Orchestra, featuring the Sax
ophone King OF New England. FRS
and only appearance of this wonderful
team.
Bert Sinister has moved into Peter
Farley's house and Mr.. Bowen will
occupy the house vacated by Mr.. Lis
ter.
The Independent-Repo is fol
sale at E. II, Caswells.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Palmer are soor
to move to Belfast, much to the re-
great of their many friends here. Mr.
Palmer who is mail agent has beer
transferred to this more desirable
route.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Goodrich have
returned from a stay OF three or foul
days at Pleasant Pond. i,
Mrs. Dorothy Lister Is again clerR
for w. b. Goodrich C Son, Mrs. Hulda
Keene having accepted position as
teacher in one of the grade schools
In Bingham village.
Mrs. Harold Coleman returned Sat
urday from Portland and Boston. She
ia now spending a week at Pleasant
Pond, occupying the Clark cottage
Her four children, Lucille, Phyllis
Bruce and Cedric are with her.
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mrs. F. W. Moore and Mrs. Belle
Williams who left Bingham Aug. 18th
arrived in Rochester Mimi, Tuesday
having made excellent connections
They wrote that the operation which
has been performed upon Miss Annie
Colby by the famous Mayo Brothers
is thought TO be a very successful one,
If satisfactory progress continues
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Williams may re-
turn TO Bingham this week.
TEACHERS FOR COMING YEAR
From Superintendent Ball We get
following assignment OF teachers Tor
the coming year:
Concord--Garfleld school, near c. v
Smiths. Alice + Adams of Bingham;
Washington. at the Corner. Owen Oh
liver OF Starks.
Pleasant Ridge Longfellow on the
Ridge, Mary F. Carbino of Caratunk
Washington on the river road, Doris
NJ Clark of North Arson.
Mayfield-Thelma +. Knox, OF No
Arson.
Moscow Washington, GLADYS u.
Reynolds of Moscow; Lincoln. Mrs. j.
Belle Stuart of Bingham; Roosevelt
Mrs. Gladys S. Golf of Moscow; Dead
water, Opal M. Webb, of Athens.
All except the Misses Clark and
Webb and Mr.. Oliver are re-elect'ons
but the two last named taught Tor
Mr.. Ball last spring. All the schools
in his union are now in session ex-
cept the Mayfield and Miss Reynold $
which will open Monday.
Committeeman r. II. Crombfe OF
Moscow has had the Washington
school house shingled, steel cell
ing put in, concrete steps laid. and a
roof built over the steps and the
League under the direction OF Mrs
Reynolds is painting the interior OF
the school room. When completed thls
will be one of the most modern rural
school houses in this section. MISS
Reynolds is also really modern
teacher with a live school improve
ment league. noon lunch, etc
Emma NJ. X. Robinson of this town
F. S. N. s. 1921, went Sunday TO West
Forks where she Is teaching the prlr
mary school.
Mrs. c. f. Ball returned Saturday
from a few days visit with friends
and relatives in Athens.
Mrs. Carrie Hilton visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Sue Perley in Dexter last
week going by train. Sunday her Sis
ter and husband came with her in thelr
car.
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loWZl
Send to A. M. Davis, Scion, for your
Spark plugs, guaranteed for 5 years
actual service or replaced free oil
charge. Send for circular
Big dance Monday nigu, at Skowhe.
gan Grange Hall, August %. 1921
Barney's Orchestra, featuring the Sax.
ophone King of New England. First
and only appearance of this wonderful
team.
The following were entertained al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Dean
August 18th Mr. and Mrs. Alhan.
ard Mcguire from Spokane, Washing.
tom Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. York and
Leonel Lombard from Solon; Mr.. Rue
Mcguire from Madison; and Mrs. Alice
Lombard from North Arson. The
guests were relatives of Mrs. Dean.
Go to Skowhegan Thursday evening
August %, to listen to the old fash
Toned concert to be played by the
Citizens Band at the Village Bant
Stand on Russell street.
The Boys Agricultural Club wen
to Embden Pond last Saturday for al
outing which included hot dog roas
in the evening.
At the request of the Postmaster
General the United States Civil Ser
vice commission announces an oper
competitive examination is to be helt
on September 10 to fill the vacancy O.
September 10 to fill the vacancy Of
postmaster of Scion. The salary II
s1400 per year and the date of vacanc,
was March 16, 1921.
The next regular dance of Athens
Grange will be held Tuesday evening
August 20, with music by Cairns Or.
chestra. Refreshments will be serv.
ed at intermission. Everyone has 6
cordial invitation.
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QUINNERASSrT

Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Butler an
Howard of Portsmouth were ppo
Mrs. Buffers sister Mrs. L. A.
sum several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Witbe.
daughter Hazel were week end ,
of friends In Newburg.
Miss Bertha Young was a cal,
Ward Hill, Monday.
Marshall P. Hale Circle. Lad
the G.. A. r. will omit the
meeting on the 10th OF Angus
only an informal meeting will b,
ON Sept. eth as the Somerset Vel
Association will hold a meetip.
on that date.
Mrs. Abbie Walker will ent
the G. C. C. Wednesday aftern
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sOLON

The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
at the church. August 25. We hope
all will attend as there is work to do
Miss Lucille French is visiting rela-
tives in Bangor this week.
Those attending the Children's Day
picnic at Mrs. Sarah Pierces are re-
quested to take cups and other dishes
which they expect to use.
The program committee of the Wo-
mans Club will meet with Mrs. Bes-
sic Starbird Monday evening, August
%. Members having topics which
they would like in the program would
confer favor to the committee II they
would hand them to the committee at
that time, or before
The independence is for
sale at E. c. Head & Co.
The A. c. w. Chapter of the D. A. K.
having signed up with the White En-
tertainment Bureau of Boston for a
course of entertainments wish to an
nounce the first number will be CIV
en- October 18th. ''The Versatile Ar
lists" Georgia Price, harpist and vio-
linist; Sigrid Eklof, soprano, reader
and pianist. The program which the
Versatile Artists offer has been care
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used legally for any purpose except
pumping water. He also read extracts
from letter received from William
r. Pattehgall quoting decisions in
other states, 1t being the opinion OF
Mr. Pattengall that the power could
not be used for the generation of cleo
tricity as proposed. Mr.. Gibbs stann
was opposed by William B. Brown
who stated that there was a sharp III
vision of legal opinions among lawyers
themselves. Mr.. Brown stated that ne
had been given directly opposite
opinion by Mr.. Pattengall on the same
subject, also by Justice Whitehouse,
and advocated that steps be taken TO
submit the matter to the Supreme
Court to find out just what rights the
Water District did have in the mat
ter Mr.. Browns speech was enliv-
ened by personalities between him
and Mr.. Gibbs After a long discus
sion the meeting was adjourned with
ont taking any action. An adjourned
meeting of the Madison Village Cor
poration called for the same purpose
was Immediately adjourned without
any NOTE.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Henderson
of Little Falls, N. j., arrived in Mad
ison the last of the week to pass few
weeks with Mr.. Henderson's mother,
Mrs. r. G. Henderson.
Rev. E. B. Tetley and family who
have been spending months yaca-
ton at Mr.. Tetleys old home in New
Hampshire returned to Madison the
last of the week.
Mrs. Jas. L. Brown and family are
spending a few days outing at the
Northport campgrOunds.
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The many friends of M
Archie Parker will be sorrr and
their little daughter Helan 70
went to the hospital, Saturd..aE a !.
pendicitis. 70
D. w. Grant went to Sab.
day where he will visit his e =
Mrs. Albra Ladd. osa
Miss Bertha and Marjorie D
who have been visiting ,he, r
Ina Parker clukey in Milo :.
turned home. u
Mrs. Charles Thompson Win
her father at Turner Cent?,
few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Alton Libby an,
dren of South 0rrington arr =
Mr.. Libby's parents, Mr.. and
John Libby.
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We are asked wherein lies the superior
power of the Oldsmobile Four, which climbs
with ease in high gear hills which have been sub
jects of discussion among motorists since the
days of the One Cylinder Oldsmobile Twenty
four years ago. The OLDSMOBILE Four
weighs $500 lbs; its gear ratios are 42-9 and
4.2-11 which are considerably lower than the
majority of cars and absolutely contrary to the
misleading statement which has been made that
their wonderful power was obtained by fast
running engine with corresponding loss of
reliability. Their maximum speed is so to 55
miles per hour gas consumption on Somerset
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Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our s
thanks to our friends and nei,
for their kind deeds. expressit
sympathy and beautiful floral
ings; especially the American |
Mr.. and Ms. s. r. Grow
and family
Madison, Maine, August IS, 1921
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roads with all kinds of drivers 16 to % miles per
gal. oil consumption 300 to 500 miles per quart,
cooling and fabrication 100 per cent perfect.
1t has absolutely the sturdiest construction
and the finest frame we have ever seen under a
motor car; tremendously diversified gears, shafts
and bearings, big Sd in. spring bolts with
ground frame ends, spring ends and shackles,
hickory felloed wheels instead of pressed sheet
metal, full five bow top, straight line power to
the rear axle without turning two sharp angles,
latest type constant clearance pistons as adopted
by Pierce Arrow, q process hand applied finish,
finest bright finish genuine leather over Mar
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NEW PORTLAND

Joseph Lotion of Portland !,
ing in the family of ]. p Rut,.
Mrs. Lora Dyer underwent y
cal operation last week. Nj
Robbins is keeping house for h..
Hiram Hoyt and family of En-
Aroostook county were visito,
Charles Hoyt's last week.
Esther and Franz Luce bav.
to Portland for a vacation =
weeks.
Miss Eda Mitchell of Waterv,
spending a week with her fatbs,
Mitchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellery Nour,
Worcester, Mass. are visiting his
Mrs. Ross Knapp.
Mrs. VIM jackson and small 4
ter of North Arson spent Ian,
with Mrs. Jackson's sister Mrs
Bangs.
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fully built to bring out the possibil-
ities which each possesses. Standard
numbers are interspersed with the
popular and delightful features are in
troduced which remove their perform
ance far from the ordinary plane. This
entertainments finished, refined, uni
que, watch for announcement OF
prices later on. Course and single
tickets will be on sale.
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NORTH ST. ALBANS

Henry Johnson who has been stop
ping with his aunt Lizzie Grant, re-
turned to his home in Fairfield Fri
day.
Bernice Simpson of Winslow who
has been visiting at S. J. Parker's,
returned to her home Saturday.
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shall springs, very exceptional riding qualities
275 days longer guarantee, entire construction
and finish throughout the car OF standard far
and away above the OLDSMOB1LE price; there
is greater degree of smoothness in the finish
and engineering skill in the design, high precis-
ion workmanship in the manufacture OF OLDS-
MOBILES than the public has been accustomed
to seeing.
We have signed new continuous OLDSMo-
BILE contract bearing no date of termination;
it is our aim to extend to OLDSMOBILE owners
the advantages of fully equipped Service Sta
ton and a full supply of parts instantly avail
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able, with desire to deliver the greatest
sible degree of satisfaction and accomoda1
without which the finest automobile in the va
is not complete success.
OLDSMOB1LE CLOSED CARS will
be upon display, with the same superiority
coach work as characterizes the open bod
they are upholstered in imported French vel
and possess the distinction, comfort, finish
convenience which one would naturally ex1
from the oldest builders of motor cars in MI
gan. There is an OLDSMOBILE for every
quirement from two to seven passenger.
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OldsmObileS Set the Pace-24th Year

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Landd nbbD dRnm hghg@A
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MADISON

A special meeting of the Madison
Village Corporation was held on Wed
nesday evening of last week in Fire
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GOODYEAR
TIRES, TUBES, ACCESSORIES
GAS MOBILOILS
AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE

SOLON GARAGE, Kendall Cross. Prop
13w2'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-07-19
ARRIVED.

Str Celtic (Br). Liverpool July and
Queenstown 10Th. TO the White star Line
with ii3 first. 305 second cabin, 200 steerage
passenger, mails and mdsc. Went to pier
CO. North River.
Str Finland. Antwerp July Z. Southampton
SIN and Cherbourg 9th, 10 the Red Star
Line. with i0i first. 1871 second cabin, 81
steerage passengers. mails and mdse Went
80 pier 81. North River.
Str La Bourdonnais (Fr) Havre July =
20 the CompaRnie Generate Transatlantique.
With II second cabin passengers and mdse
Went TO pier 81, North River.
Ctr Bergensfjord (Nor). Christiania July
s. 10 the overwhelmingly Line, with pas
sengers and mdse Anchored In Quarantine
a. 80 PM.
Str Port Augusta (Br). Rotterdam July ?.
20 Funch. Edge & Co. In ballast.
Str Gul Djemai CTurk) Constantinople
June 25. Naples July / Marseiiies 9th and
Gibraltar Sth to the Ottoman America Line.
with 5s first, 30 second cabin. 70 steerage
passengers and mdse. Went to pier I. North
River.
Str Bawesn Dutch. Amsterdam July ., 20
Punch, Edge a. Co. In ballast. Went 20 pier
A. American Docks yiaten Island.
Str Westerdyk tDutch), Rotterdam July
o. to the Holland America Line. with mdsc.
Went 20 foot OF 9Th street, Hoboken
@tr Hampstead Heath (Br), Antwerp July
3. 70 the United transportation Co, IN bal
last Anchored off Stapleton.
Str Hebe Dutch. Port de Paix, &C.
str Santa Rosalla. Shanghai and San Fran
cisco, to the Isthmian Steamship Lines
with mdse. Went to New York Dock Cos
PSI SIR Santa Elisa. raicahuano juno ~. Val.
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CLEARED.

From U; s Naval Communication Service.l
Str Californian (Br). Jago Liverpool and
MISUNDERSTANDING Star Line.
Str Ranenfjord tNor). Haaberg. London
Benham q Boyesen, Inc
Str Indiana Bridge. Kruger. <orresundby
and Copenhasen-Seage Steamship Co.
Str hereford (Nor), Odd. Trondhjem. Ber-
gen. Observation-Disclosures Line
Str Somerset. Pfeil, Hamburg-Robert L
Hague cleared lIth).
Str Remus. Cadell Havre and Dunkirk--
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str Glendola. Smith, Antilla, Tanamo. &C.
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str rivives. TERRY. Kingston. Cristobal.
&c--united Fruit Co
Str F d Asche. Mckenzie. Texas City-Rob-
ert Hague Cleared 16th).
Str Matinlcock. Long. Texas City--Robert
L Hague.
Str A Bostwick. McGerty. Texas City
Robert L Hague.
Str Lake Faristel. Baker. Mobile and
Tampa-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Chattanooga. Thompson, Charleston
J II Winchester & Co.
Str zulla. Morris. Phladelphia-Bliss. Dali
lett & Co.
Str Norwalk. crowell, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation
Bark -Astrid DAM. skoo. Copenhagen
Robert l. Hague.
schr Marine (Br), Olsen. Perth Amboy-J F
Whitney & Co
Barge Bristol fBr). Morevick. spencers
Island. NS-J Whitney & Co.
(The defamation OF str Delaware. cleared
10th. has been changed 10 Boston)
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Rygja (Nor), from Montreal for Dem
mark, has been damaged by collision: date
and place not given.
BOSTON. July 16-Str Craigrownie was I'M
injured by going on Norton's Shoals has
finished dischargins: now receiving some
boiler repairs; expects 10 leave PM for
Newport News.
1sth-Str Quitticas from Santos, will call
al Port Spain. TO tow str zaca to New York.
York.
Str Coelleda. Glasgow for Baltimore, was
reported to-day 500 miles from Baltimore
with machinery disabled. circulating pump
not working and supply OF fresh water low.
GALVESTON, Tex, July 14-Str Carmar-
thenshire (Br) in collision with tank
str Selma. lying at pier TO- latter damaged.
Str Pioneer. outward bound, damaged her
ruddcr and returned for repairs.
LONDON, July f7--Str Crofton Hall. from
New York &c. collided with the dock wall
at Rosario; will make temporary repairs
and proceed.
1sth-Str Darlington. Galveston for Bremen
before reported), has arrived at Falmouth
With engines disabled.
ST JOHN, NIB, July 15-Schr Emily +
Sortham, before reported ashore. will be
towed 10 Eastport. Me. for repairs, instead
OF this port.
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By United State. Naval communi.
cation Service.

Chtlou ocIViCG.
distances given in miles; position at noon
unless otherwise specified.l
Agwilake 90 S Jupiter nth
Aladdin 1888 SW Hatteras 18th.
.melia l06 S Hatteras nth.
Apache Gi n Hatteras 18th.
Artigas passed Nantucket l. s:25 Pm 17th
Bayo Chico Alligator Reef nth,
Bengloe 500 from Astoria PM 18th.
Bylayl7 Vineyard L " 18th.
Caddo 1877 Sc Point Iona 18th
City of Columbus 9 Hatteras 18th.
City of Savannah 100 SW Hatteras Tth
City of weatherford lat SO 49, Ion rs %
18th.
Colon 9s2 Scotland L v l7th.
Correlia 304 Scotland L 18th.
cristobal 20i Cape Henry lIth.
Edith 81 Scotland L V 18th.
Egreemon. g 5,6 \ Cope Henry l1 IN; -.
FL Isleo IS y Hatteras nth
III Sud 1913 SW Hatteras 18th.
E e sale - !! s satten 1;f ls.n
Fleetco passed Hatteras 18th.
Frederick Luckenbach 264 Scotland L v
H Rogers 14o NV by w Mona Island 17th.
Holmia lat 8 30. lon q 90 17tn,
Hoxbar 90 = Sand Key nth.
18TH
Inspector - \ Hatteras 18th
japan Arrow 70 Hatteras 18th.
Lake Ellenorah 9e sw Nantucket L " 18th.
Lake Lake E Fl R9 g Nai Mstssras i'm I'm
Lake Canauier 1874 Sc Cape Henry nth.
Lake Ciunni % 5 San francisco s PM 1Ith.
L.ghtburne 81 Jupiter 18th.
Llmon "A S Cape Henry 18th.
Maraval 1.269 ssE Ambrose nth.
Masca 90 Sc Hilsooro 18th.
Mexico IS Hatteras 18th
Mobile City 100 SW Panama 18th.
Mohawk % n Hatteras 18th.
Monterey 1860 S Scotland L v 18th.
Munalbro 80 ENE Cape May 18th.
Munplace sos S Scotland L 18th.
Norfolk 46 ENE Cape Henry 18th.
Pallas $50 San Pedro Pm 18th.
Pennsylvania 800 S San Pedro PM i7th-
Poiarlne 100 NE Hatteras 18th.
Radiant It's sw Hatteras 18th.
3oseworth 35 NE Miami 18th.
Rotarian 651 ESE Barbados PM 18th.
Sagua 81 s Scotland L 18th
San Jose 254 Ambrose 18th.
San Lorenzo 430 S Scotland L s PM 18th
san Mateo 5!2 Scotland L 18th.
Saugerties - n Hntteras nth
Sonona .3J4 from San Francisco 18th.
Steel Inventor 1,120 Sc San francisco
swift Star $50 Nantucket L 18th.
Tanamo from Alligator Reef 18th:
Ventura 79i S Honolulu 8 PM 18th.
w 3 Keene (tug) - SW Hatteras 18th.
Walter Munson $50 Ambrose nth.
Wellington ttugt NE Cape Lookout nth.
West Caddoa f.6os from San francisco s
West Camak LOIS from Colon 18th
West Enrol 60 s by L Hatteras nth.
West Harshaw 50 Sc Hatteras nth
West Hixton 2.076 from Seattle 8 PM 18th.
West jena 1e4 from San Pedro PM 18th
West KaSson 1924 from Portland. Ore. 8
West Mahwah 2.5is Honolulu Pm 18th.
wiliho 166 y Balboa 18th.