davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Arrived Yesterday

ohioan. Seattle July 10, Vancouver 21.
Bellingham a. Portland. ore: 81; a,.S san a
TO United American Line, with indse; Rier
g. Bush Docks. Blslyn.
John y Archibald, Lobos Aug Is; to Rob
ort /. Hague with crude oil; Pier 8, Con-
Hailmoor (Brl. Newport. Eng, Aug 4;
to International Chartering Co, with coal;
Deerfieid. vancouver July II, Cristobal
Aug IA: to Elder Steel Co, with lumber; !;
Algeria fBr), Glasgow Aug 9. Liverpool
10, Queenstown II. Boston 20; to Anchor
Line With lis cabin. 30 third class pass
and Indse; Pier 56, r. r.
President Van Buren,. London Aug IL.
Cherbourg IS, Queenstown IA; TO y
Lines, with 102 pass, mails and mdse; Pier
T. Hoboken.
Hansa tGcr), Hamburg Aug ~; to United
American Line with 212 cabin, bSs third
class pass. mails and nidse; Pier s6. r.,
Oropesa (Brl, Hamburg Aug 3, South
Hmptoa and sCherbourg IL to Royal Mail
steam Packet Co. with SO first, 153 second
cabin III third class pass, mails and mdse;
Robin Adair San Pedro Aug 2. Cristobal
IA; to Isthnian S Co, with mdse; Pier
lorenzo (Br), Gibraltar July So, Boston
Aug 81 to Norton. Lilly & Co. with mdse;
Pier ,, American Docks, l.
El Siglo, New Orleans; to Southern Pa
Ell Occldente Galveston; to Southern
Pacific Co. with mdse: Pier 51.. N r..
Clyde Co. with mdse; Pier "A. N r.
siboney. Havana Aug 10; to Y & Cuba
Mail $ S Co, with 1913 pass, mails and
Mapchioneai tNor),- Port Antonio Aug
t. II r. o''''s' "' ~ WIN ''u''' I'sr
5sa Moqnt caTgen Hamburg Ham ,ts Aug s,s TO- j. t. to
mails and mldse; Pier Sc. R.
Astrea (DD, Maracaibo Aug 8, Curacao
20. Porto Cabello II, La Guayra IL. Cape
Haiti l6; to Funch. Edge 6. Co. with 10
pass. mails and mdse; Pier 10. B'kyn.
ioannis Watts (Grk), Barry Aug a; to
Simpson. Spence e. Young with coal; Pier
Q, ,Brie Basin, B'klyn.
= Munargo. Antiiia Aug is. Nassau 10; tc
Munson Lines, with s6 pass, mails and
mdse; Pier ., e r.
Stavangeren CNor9, Baracoa Aug 16; tc
Di ,3 Gi9rgio o. as 5 Go. with fruit; Pier z, N r
ard ard on Co, in ballast; off Tompkins-
jefferson, Norfolk Aug 81; to Old Domin-
Ion Ion TTIs,inspoorftatlon I,il Co. with pass and
Mongolia. Hamburg Aug IL; to American
Line. Line with 234 cabin, 81 third class pass
mails ais. and ndse; Pier so. n r.
Cunard Line. in ballast; Pier 10, B'kiyn.
Suholco, Charleston Aug 10; to Trans.
marine Corp, with mdse: Newark. J.
Soiaanche Jacksonyille Aug 10, Charles.
toa Zo3 to Clyde Line. withs pass and
philadelphia, Baltimore Aug 20, to Clyde
Line, with mdse; Pier A., r.
Gluios Cesare Qtl, Naples Aug 10: tc
1tatia- america Line, with SAB cabin. 94s
anir9 class pass. mails and mdse Pie,
,Feiiciana fBr) London July 20, Phtlade,
phia Aug 21; to Furness. Witty q Co
with Indse; Pier AZ, N r.
a, nake Blisbury, Puerto cortez Aug 1s. I,
schr Rebecca Douglass. Banear
Rosenberg tDanj, Hull
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Notice to Mariners
(By Q s Hydrographic office ,


On Aug a. Raritan Bav IIpht NJ.
n Lower Bay flashing white every (
seconds. Sc ond. nasn second, eclipse seconds
OF sSo candlepower, was Established ahomt
S'sSo yards 2s1 deg from Great Kills i.iaht
I'm, me light Is exhibited 20 IT above water
from red triangular steel pile doinhin
nun. mum oered ] In black on each side OF ths
superstructure. erected In fathoms Of
water. wter. Approximate position: lat 40 20 IA
e.s On Aug II, Raritan Bay Light No 3.
iasning green every 3 seconds flash j sec
ona. eclipse 2 seconds. of 20 candiepower.
vas was Gstaplfshed 2.1k0 yds so 80 from Prin
cess Bay Light Station
Ihe light is exhibited 23 IT above water
rom rom BLACK Triangular steel pile dolphin
mum hered in white on each side nf tha
superstructure, erected in fathoms Of
Ma!er. Ter Approx INNATE position: lat 40 80 20
The commandant of the Fifth Naval
CCistrlet reports that the wreck of the ex.
SLerman submarine U-l11, sunk in Lynn
maven maven Roads. Chesapeake Bay, in appToxi-
mateiy r,ay lat 1856 N. Ionic O4 w, has been
raised and removed. The gas buoy moored
to mark the wreck will be withdrawn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23

Fort Victoria iBr,. Bermuda Aug 90: to
Fnrness. Witty & Co with nails; is ex.
pseted 70 dock forenoon at Pier s5. R
Arabic GRr5. Naples Aug .; to White
Star Line. with mails; arrived Boston Tues
at per So T. es st ssh s
Scythia (BrA Liverpool Aug Is; to
Cunard 8 Co with mails: is expected to
18th st).
caronia tBr, cherbourg Aug 1s; to
Cunard Co with nails; is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier Sc, N r (west
18th ST..
susauehsnna, Bremen Aug y; to Y 8
Lines with mails; Is expected to dock
Furness. withy. & Co with mails; is ex-
PROSE Rosand 0 lB5 St JOINS el Aug ss so to
Bowring & Co with mails; is expected to
DOCK s1s, forenoon 90 lat foot Java st, B'klyn.
Lines with malls; is expected to dock at
Pier 8. Hobol1en.
Due Friday
Al. America, Cherbourg Aug, II; to U S
Lines VIII tn. roans; Is expected to dock fore
Chicago (gr9, Havre Aug Is; to French
Line with mails; is expected to dock fore
Hanover (Ger), Bremen Aug 12. to
North German Lloyd Line with mails: is
expected to dock forenoon at foot 9Th st,
Due Saturday
Vessel Port .rencv
france, Hayre Aug 10 French Line
Gothiand, Antwerp. A'ig II. Red Star Line
Monterey. Havana, Aug 22
N & Cuba Mail S S Co
Due Sunday
Baltic. Liverpool. Aug 10. White Star Line
Toloa, Havana, Aug "a. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Acropolts, Piraeus. Aug s.
American Black Sea Line
Marasafbo. Mayaguez. Aug 20. 0
r,.u4 @. Bliss, Dallett & Co
Porto Rico. San Juan, Aug 49, ~ w
Porto Rico s Co
Due Tuesday
Olympic, Southampton, Aug rs.
Minnekahda, Hamburg, Aug la. AA''
europa, Naples, Aug 15..Ttalia- America. Inc
mMunamaT, Nassau, Aug 26. Munson Lines
Orizaba, Havana, Aug IS. -1't'e'
y Y G. Cuba Mail s Co
Due Wednesday, Aug 80
PRESIDENT Polk. Plymouth, Aug 81
Lituania. Danzig, Aug II. i'ihes
Baltic American Lines
Italia America. Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
outgoing Steamships

NOIE.--Mal Information will be found
ON lfavei rage, Eighth Column,
SAVING ns tl1.s sallsns hours below are daylight
Sail To-day
Vessel. Port. Sail. p,a.
Paris: Hayre, IL M aer
RreB'dent Adams London, II,s0 a NJ y ~
Latyia, l.yia, Danzig. 2 PMS. Bush Docks R,.aea
ssixaoia, Kingston IL NJ. Nv
Eeyuitz s,ea. y, bremen. IL nj eth st. Hoboken
nj. un. ~ .eorge, bermuda IL AM a5 p
Munwood. Matanzas. 10 ri. q a. y y 8 8
Sail To-morrow
Wuerttemhurg, Hamburg. 1e M ss Np
tinted States. Copenhagen. ~ NJ
Pan. america, Rio Janeiro, pm g. Hoboasn
nisxico. Vera Cruz. ! PM r = r
Alfo CITY. Buenos Ayres,s PM
stuart Dollar. San Francisco. IA AZ
Alaskan. Philadelphia. . NJ
9. Bush Docks. B'klyn
Sail Friday
Aigeris. Glasgow. IL M..4..64 ~ \
Megaii Hellas, piraeus. p M. RI Bktva
Eastern Coast, Reval. IL NJ. e. Bkiys
Eastern Planet, Auckland, z r NJ
3, Army Base R'kIys.
I. Array Base. BskIyn
smut Iaris Bsrsen, M..s.....A, B'klyn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
ow operating the ships for the

now operating the ships for the
Board.
The overtures have not yet reached
the point Of actual negotiations, and
no comments could be obtained from
either interest. 1t was learned, how
ever, THAI an end of the present cut
threat competition would be attractive
to both parties and that developments
may he expected shortly.
The rate war began about four
months ago, II was started by the
against Shipping Beard competition
with The four American vessels which
the Ffuit Company had placed in oper-
alton. The Board asserted that with
drawal of the Clyde service would re-
act mere to the advantage of foreign
steamship lines than to American and
that 1t had also made definite contracts
which had TO be honored An incident
of the controversy was the resigna-
tion Of the United Fruit Company
from the Americas Steamship Owners
Association a3 protest against the
fact that the president OF the latter,
Fl. III. Raymond, was also head of the
Clyde Line. The association had re-
peatedly gone on record against gov
ernment competition with privately
owned American ships.
The collapse of the Colombian Con-
ference was followed by cut of about
rs per cent in freight rates, leaving
hardly enough to pay stevedore
charges. As result of this situa-
tiop the Caribbean Steamship Com
pany went into bankruptcy and the
Oriental Navigation Company with
drew from the trade.
r. ID rnneih1a that uapnfiationc to
end the freight war may be held up
until the Shipping Board has rendered
a decision on the withdrawal of it's
ships from the intercoastal trade. A
similar situation exists in the latter
service, except that in this case the
government is competing entirely
against American steamers
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Freight Ships Due
Due Tn-dn,


Cragness TonGol., Aug 1Ir g No, n.
Saoo Espartel, Tarragcna. July "a,
City of Winchester. Berry, Aug ). '
Fosenburg. Hull, Aug 4,
simpson. Spence & Young
Bankdale. Marseilies. Aug s. AS
James w Elweli G. Co
Panaman. Hamburg. aug 6. y 70
Hera; Rouen. Aug s. Standard Oil CO
hronte. Buenos Ayres, Aug l.
River Araxes. Gibraltar. Aug 5. -0'' -''Ao
r,u Cunard s 8 Co
I.uckenbacfi Lines
Due Tomorrow
Maine. London. AUG 12
Mount Evans. Barry. Aug H. @'''''
New York City, Bristol. Aug a"iRp,ns Il. S0ara
p Charles Hill & Sons
1'''sie' liverpool AVE 10. Norton Lilly
Due Friday
Moore. Mccormack g. Co
Africanic. Shields. Aug IL '''''N ~
Kivarra. Liverpool. Aug narnsss' is. Witty Co
Daniel Bacon & Co
Due Saturday
Guoano. Shields. Aug 10. ....,.K Kerr S 8 Co
Eastern Pilot. Cardiff Aug TO-.
Clan MacBrayne. Alglers, Aug ,Hi'si IL. . ~
Sape Recife, Newport, Aug 10 Kerr 81 CO
~i|asier' birmingham. Aug IL.
Drvdan r.,.. LloydRoyal Beige
Dryden' trinidad. Aug 8 via Boston.
re,ix ra,.s,,. o Lamport & Holt Line
.N A@oSsig, Crlstobai, Aug 1S.
Houlder, Weir & Boyd
Due Sunday
SSaooen. Gibraitar, Aug II Barber S Lines
Issuss. 1ark. mo De Janeiro, Aug 10. Kerr Co
"liiiaro. San Francisco, Aug 8.
MA,yo Mo-, Williams s Co
"t u odh francisco. Aug Z.
Toyo kisen Kaisha
Due Monday
Gothic Star Barry, Aug 12 Rootb e co
NE lu.TIexloer Barry, Aug IL Norton, Lilly & Co
west Eidara, Bordeaux, Aug IA
N1pror.n ,s Cosmopolitan Line
ceder,c sb,.,as Nippon Yusen Kaisha
independence Hall, Rotterdam, Aug
aais.srn' nmea. Aug IL. Furness, Withy & Co
iaeioer' buenos Ayres. Aug l.
Funch. Edge & Co
Due Tuesday
Dromore Castle. Port Natal JuIv 2s
city of London. Glasgow, Aug Is IS. L'Ass
Liberty Barry, Aug IS. cosm n opolitan Iine nc
Exeter city, Cardiff, Aug Is
Anant,. ~. Charles Hill & Sons
Munindies. Rio de Janeiro Aag s'f li. a'ioh 20
A,hsn,, p, Munson S s Lines
simpson. Spence & Young
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
United T rllit Co.
And Ship Board
May Stop Fight
New plan, to End Rate War
Gains Favor; Concessions
on Both Sides May Bring
a Renewal of Conference
Il. S. Steamers To Be Sold
Agreement, if Reached, to
Result in Purehase of
Vessels by the Clyde Line

A new plan TO end the rate war in
the Colombian trade between the
United Fruit Company and the Ship
ping Board Clyde Line, which has
driven rates from SIC to So ton, is
said to be gaining favor on both sides
and may result in restoration of
the conference.
Indirect ogertures have been made
80 both parties, it was learned yes
terday, to bring about settlement.
According to this plan. the Colombian
Conference would be restored, the
United Fruit Company would agree to
abide by the rates and the Shipping
Board would undertake to seU its yes-
sells on the route TO private owners,
probably to the Clyde Line, which is
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Board Charters I'D,
Ship for Coal Trade
Three Vessels Placed Yesterday
at 10 Shillings for Sep
tember Loading

The Shipping Board yesterday char
tered three more vessels for the coal
trade between Great Britain and the
United States, making seventy two
boats that have now been placed for
this service. The steamers were the
West Norranus, $500 deadweight tons,
ut 10 shillings a ton for loading in
September; the Ala, S,725 tons. and the
Maiden Creek, 1895 tons, all on the
same terms.
British charter rates have not vet
dropped to the level fixed by the Ship
ping Board, but the cut by the latter
las caused weakening in the quo
tations abroad. The chartering of
three vessels yesterday was slight
increase in business, as the average
for the last two weeks has been one
or two daily.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Metropolitan Golf Open
Meeting September 13

The fifteenth open championship Of
the METROPOLITAN Golf Club Associa-
tion will be held on the Lido Country
Club links at Long Beach, L.. l., Sep
tember 13. IA and Is. The first round
of eighteen holes Of medal play will be
held on Wednesday, the second on
Thursday and the final two rounds on
Friday.
There will be cash prize of $500
and gold medal for the winner and
nine other money prizes ranging from
$3.50 to $50. An admission fee will be
charged daily.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Ship Lines Discuss
Guarantees on Rates

Cash forfeits to guarantee the main
tenance of steamship rates were dis
cussed yesterday by the Far East and
River Plate conferences. Members of
the Far East conference reported prog
ress on the plan to post $4,000 each.
The River Plate members deferred ac-
tion until the result of the plan on the
lines was evident.
A meeting of the Levant conference
will be held to-day, at which the res
toration of rate agreement will be
considered. Lines plying on this route
are said to be willing to end the rate
war which has been in progress since
last winter.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Sailed Yesterday

= M, .Mieskeesport. Baltimore; satartia, Genoa:
kshiladelphia; Resolute, Hamburg. y \,
- ,eaterd, Galveston; Apache. Charleston
saa m 5acksonville; Aquitania (Br}. South
&a boston; Florldian Boston: Wast
~ s55ehhaI,nei, Genoa; Ell Alba. Galveston: civ
r. r. ,1e.siaa, 9e!ianta, savannah; Joseph M Cudahy.
-SNSeriolk; SS sehr Maid of Canada SBre
sewnsk SSt.t bark Cecii p Stewart -------e. =
!. West Loouosencis NpT3, Io,,ta auckland
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 22-Ten Diesel
engines of Shipping Board at Alameda
Shipbuilding Company bought four for use
IN coastwse lumber carriers; Standard Oil
thrnI COMPANY ny, bought two. Captain w. j. Gray
SEATTLE, Aug 22-H Hall eincted
treasurer treasurer Of Pacific Alaska Navigation
company. holding company for ADMIRAL
Captain Robert Dollar H-F Aiexander
PRESIDENT, and other officers re-elected,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23

raatnRf,ic, stoekhoinls ~ M..s....ses. z
1saracua, C8rtnRena, a II NJ .......Aa,
Munarko. Nassau 13 M.......s.,..g N y
Eursnain. Trinidad, II ny .s+....s.4s, q Y
pAsifna, ST ThpmaA. f. M..,....+4I,
Para ma. CriHtobRl, PM-., 90, ~ *
Helfas. Turks Isle, lsM .ss.Ye. ~ ~
Sail SATURDAY
Majestic, Southampton z PM,.....sS, y Z
fseltir liverpool, 12 NJ s.sa.s.. - so, y &
Dante Aiigh hteris Naplas. .s.... ~. z
lapi#nd, Antwerp az NJ. .....ot, N h
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. 10 a.
Araktc, Naples IL NJ. ............s so n n
1. Hohoken
Il 7 .rnay Base. B'klyn
sandcwn Castle, Cape Town. 3 I'm
e. Bush Docks, H'islyn
oropesn Hansturg, IL NJ. ..a,... AZ, N Il
Rcsaiind. Si Johns. ii AN lava. st. B'klyn
Fort Victoria Bermuda il AM. ,.es, Mr.
Nauban, Buenos Ayres, IL AM.f4, Hnboken
Siboney. Havana. il AM .,..s...s .13. ~ II
Santa Marta, Kingston. Ii AM 81. ., ~
CARACAS San Juan, IL M ...,....lt, D'klyn
Eonee, San Juan, 12 M..s......s 25, B'klyn
U.areni. San Juan, IL M.,,.a.....27. B'klyrA
Polycarp. Para III NM. ....... 30. Biklyn
Harry Luckenbach, San Francisco, i2M.
35th st, I3skJyn
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23

Winds mt Sea To-day
Fast f;nif-Moderate east and southeast
winds partly cloudy weather Wednesday
west Gulf--Moderate east and southeast
winds generally fair weather Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds, except
variable over south portion; partly cloudy
weather occasional showers Wednesday.
North OF Sandy Hook-Moderate 20 fresh
southwest Winds partly cloudy weather
Wednesday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras - Moderate to
fresh south and southwest winds; fair
weather Wednesday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits - Moderate
northeast and east winds; partly cloudy
xleat her "Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Passenger Ships Due

Majestic tRr1, Southampton Aug 1S; TO
White Star Line with mails: is expected to
18th st).
Santa Marta. Santiago Aug Is; to United
Fruit Co with pass. mails and nldse IA
expected TO dock forenoon at Pier Is
tNaiden Lanel
City OF Montgomery, Savannah Aug 20;
TO Ocean Co; is expected TO dock at
Pier s5. y fspring st).
. Due Tomorrow
Patria {Fr), Naples Aug 10; TO James w
Eiwea & Co with mails: ls expected to
dock at foot 2fst ST. Is klyn
Cafriilo. Kingston Aug 10: 10 United
Eyx.t Co with mails; is expected to dock
szBssa0sA ST Pier Is. < Il l5iaiden Lane.,
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Change of Masters

Andrew Lynn succeeds Aaron Bar,ea
command schr barge Camden. -
Elmer Hailenbeck succeeds Alfred
nm tMnuasen' command steam screw INDUS
!, Herbert Fl Willensen succeeds John
hansen, command steam screw Albany
BENJAMIN Abel succeeds John 6 Nc
Miiepol, command steam paddle Green.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Marine Disasters

SANTIAGO, Chile, Aug 22-Auxiliarv
sfh ftaen ciara ofrc.I has foundered with crew Of
vices at Valparaiso from Corral sohr
struck rocks off southern Chilean coast he.
tween Pozoverde and Punta Chahuin dur
sci of 6s2 gross tonnage, 'a" YES
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Vessels Sold

y, Eaaio, ~ f, gasoline screw, II tons: sold by
Ire Ire Isianu Eeach Development Co 40 WI
iage Of Saltaire for $4,000 ~ sh~
rreei,2na, re .2 Easoline yacht. s3 tons; sold by
4, q ~ ~ hiehmond to Willard u Ferguson for
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
!. CITY Island

Bound South, -schr Blanche Ring, Nam
.ucket for New York.
sailed--Schr Jessie 4 Alice (Br), from
Parrsboro for Huntington.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23

,BuENos AYREs, Aug 21-Lafcomo,
Philadelphia N-Noi ~
New York ehee Nil''
" H,AMBURG. a,l G Aus. 1s-Morrstown, New
iorS; Californian, San Pedro
pbiiad b1fiin5dnHDAM' a,nh,a Aug 1s--Bljdendyk tDt),
Nm MANCHESTER, Aug 22-Northwestern
MisieT soTrTtI TTBrl, & Hew Yori. and philadelphia.
india lfnn,a GBr); Quebec; 22d vandyck 1Br3l 81
t1Tom Hamburg,) New York w -
Philadelphia. iofu tbr}'
LONDONDERRY, Aug 2o-c,tv ~ ron
don (Bpl from Glasgow, New York. A''"
York. NDul, we"
HARTLEPooL. Aug 21-zarembo Phil.
adelpnia and New York
Boston! sAtRDlFT 1ucv Avg ;sl-Askeladden Nor).
SHANGHAI, Aug 21-Nanking (fron
Hongkong) San Francisco. NAio"A
YorR. NA'' new
New York. " uuoe'
Philadelphia, tDi]'
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

COPENHAGEN, Aug 22--Oscar II DAM
New York
:. L1vERpooL, Aug 21-corinaldo (Br,.
NEuFAHRwAssER, Aug 17-samland
CBelg), New York.
HAMBURG. Aug 17+-Empress of France
(Br), Quebec; 18th, Reliance New York
Via Plymouth; Somerset (Br), New York
via plymouth; William Boyce Thompson
New Orleans.
FLUSHING, Aug 1s--Michixan (Br,
Baltimore for Antwerp.
PAUILLAC, Aug 1S--Natica (Br), New
Orleans
BREMEN Aug 1s-Themisto (Dt. Bal
tlmore; Zenon (Br), New Orleans
DUNkIRK, Aug 19--Sarcoxie, New York
ANTWERP, Aug 1a-Sedgp pool (Br)
Montreal,
PLYMOUTH. Aug 21-Nieuw Amsterdam
(Dt2, New York for Rotterdam and pro-
LONDON Aug 21-Montgomery CITY
san san francisco via Liverpool; Hoosac tBr)
Philadelphia via New York
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 22-Orduna fpr,
New York for Hamburg (and proceeded1 -
KOBE, Aug 19-Taiy Maru (Jap), San
Francisco; Steelmaker, New Orleans.
Fresident Madison Seattle.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 2O--Manchester I'm
porter (Br), Baltimore and Phladelphia:
@Aug gz Pinemore (Br), Philadelphia.
ADEN. Aug 21-City of Beuares iBr,
New YORK via Port Said for Calcutta.
LONDON, Aug 22--Bradford City. Balti
more and New. York; Ocean City (Brl
Seat.Iei AZ Ie seminole sen (Br), New Orleans
CARDIFF, Aug 22-Russ (Dan), Mont
New-York tribune., 1922-08-23
Marine Reports

norE-rhe hours se.ow are standard time.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28

The city of Adrianople was turned
over to the Turks last Tuesday. The
last Of the Greeks marched out during
the morning after turning the city
over to the French, and Immediately
Gen. Tapir Bey, representing the An
CORA government, came along at the
head Of 200 officials three battalions
of gendarmes and n squadron of cav
airy and received the city at the
hands of the French. The people who
had been wearing the Greek costume
during Greek ascendancy, changed
over to Turkish, especially substitut-
ing red fczes for the hats they had
heretofore worn and generally ac-
claimed the new government. General
Tapir planted the Turkish colors on
the government buildings, and Il large
Turkish flag was run up on the NINA
ret of the famous mosque of Sultan
Selim. Portraits of Alustapha Kemal
were displayed from balconies every
where and the city quickly became Il
scene of red. AS rapidly as possible
the lettering on the signs was changed
to Turkish, and where the change was
not made quickly enough the signs
were smashed. Otherwise the day
passed quietly enough
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28

Notice-The peach trees we sold you
are here now. Please call for yours
at once. We have few Of these
trees still unsold-going at zoe per
tree while they last. L. Gray Moore,
D. l.. Shieder. 95 It,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28

ed a permanent organization known as
the York Chester Fairfield Highway
association to improve and boost what
will be known as the Carolina Short
Line Highway from Charlotte to CO.
lumbia for tourist travel The meeting
was called by the good roads bureau OF
the Chester Chamber Of Commerce and
definite action at this time resulted
from the recent $5OO,OOO bond issue in
Fairfield county which makes funds
available to complete this through
highway.
Filing of the complete vote cast in
the general election November Z, as
compiled and announced Friday by the
board of canvassers, shows the total
number of votes cast for all state Off
ces to be 34,265. Candidates nominat-
ed in the primaries and elected at the
general election were as follows: Gov
ernor, Thos. G. Mcleod; lieutenant
governor, E. B. Jackson; secretary OF
al, S. NJ. Wolfe; treasurer, S. T. Car
ter; comptroller general, w. E. Dun
can; superintendent of education, j. H
Hope; adjutant and Inspector general
r. E. Craig; commissioner OF COM
merce and industries, B. Harris. Ol
the nine constitutional questions sub
mitted, involving local matters all car
ried successfully by about a three tc
one majority. Interest in the congress
sional districts where Republican op-
position was encountered increased the
vote for all candidates and in neither
the first, fourth nor seventh districts did
the Republican candidates make for
midable showing. The vote by coun-
ties for all nominees for state office;
was as follows: Abbeville 337, Aiken
626, Allendale $50, Anderson 79S, Bam-
berg STA, Barnwell 464, Beaufort 800
Berkeley 247, Calhoun 334, Charleston
3,O6S, Cherokee 512, Chester ATS, Ches-
terfield SGT, Clarendon 451, Colleton 775
Darlington 4S4, Dillon 342. Dorchester
643, Edgefield 572, Fairfield 9O5, Flor
ence sos, Georgetown 126, GreenvillC
2,491, Greenwood 790, Hampton $50
Horny 1,O41, Jasper IS, Kershaw 331
Lancaster 577, Laurens 1920, Lee 402
Lexington S29, Mccormick 262 Marion
292, Marlboro 2S2, Newberry 7O5, Or
angeburg 1,249, Oconee 416, Pickens
7O9, Richland S9S, Saluda 495, Spartan
burg 3,OSS, Sumter S21, Union 1,432
Williamsburg 379, York 4S3. Total
34,265.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-11-28
ANNUAL BAZAAR

THE Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
Church of Sharon, will hold their
Annual Bazaar at Mrs. D. A. Whiso-
nant's Store, Saturday afternoon, No
vcmber 1st. Open at l o'clock.
50 2t COMMITTEE.