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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-22
PUBLIC GENERAL LAWS

and the amount thus received by the
injured employee or in case OF death
by his depe ndents shall be in lieu OF
any award that might otherwise have
been made thereafter In the same case
under the provisions of this Act and
said case shall thereupon be deemed
to have been finally settled and closed.
SEC. 3. And be u further enacted.
That Subsection OF Section So OF
Article 101 &C u OF the Annotated
Code OF Maryland be and the same is
hereby repealed ard re-enacted, so as
TO read a. follows:
Section %. Subsection 8. "Employe
means person who is engaged in
an extra.hazardous employment in the
service Of an employer. carrying on or
conducting the same upon the prem
ises or at a plant. or in the course OF
his employment away from the plant
OF his employer. and shall not include
farm laborers Farm Laborers. as
used in this Act. shall mean any en-
ployes who. al the time of the acci.
dent. are engaged in rendering any
agricultural service. including the
,hreshing and harvesting of crops. or
who. at the time of the accident. are
engaged in service incidental TO and
in connection with agricultural pur-
suits or developments. whether the
employer be the farmer other person
undertaking or contracting with III"
farmer TO perform any such agricul-
tural service. pursuit or development.
This Act shall not apply TO farm la.
borers. domestic servants. nor TO coun-
Try blacksmiths wheelwrights or sim
liar rural employments. unless these
employments elect to come under this
Act as provided in Section SO. nor in
any case where the accident occurred
before this Act takes effect, nor 10
casual employees. or any employees who
are employed wholly without the State.
SIC g. Aud b. il further enacted,
That this Act is an emergency law
and necessary for the immediate pres
ervation OF the public health and safe
t.. and having been passed by yea
and nay vote by three-hf'hs OF all the
members elected to each OF the two
Houses Of the General Assembly. the
same shall take effect from the date
Of it, passage.
Approved April 13. 1922.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-22
CHAPTER no. AL

AN ACT 10 repeal and re.enact with
Amendment. section IS Of Article 20
o. Barbv's Annotated Code OF Mary
land. title Elections. as amended
by Chapter !. Acts OF 1870. EXtraor-
dinary Session.
SECTION / Re il enacted bV the
Gencrql Assembly of Maryland. That
Section % OF Article SO OF Bagbys An
nctated Code OF Maryland. Title "Elec-
iions" as amended by Chapter !, Acts
OF 1920. Ex;raordinary Session, be and
the same is hereby repealed and re-
enacted with Amendments so as 10
read as follows:
g. The polling places shall be
opened by the judges OF election AT 8
O'Clock a NJ in the City OF Baltimore.
and shall be KEEP; open until ; o'clock
p. NJ. OF the same day. al which time
the polls shall be closed and in the
Counties the polling places shall be
opened al a " and shall be kept
open until : Z. VI. at which time the
polls shall be closed except that in
Garrett. WASHINGTON. Carroll. Mont
gomery. Calvert. Dorchester, WicOm.
leo and Precinct No >. District No. 3
OF Worcester County, the polling
places shall be open at six o'clock a.
NJ /! any judge or clerk shall not be
present az the expiration OF fifteen
minutes after the time for opening the
poll. the Judge or judges present shall
GM the place OF the absent judge or
clerk BY appointing IL his stead per
son Of the same political party as the
absentee. one OF the judges shall
administer 10 such substitute the oath
REQUIRED Of the judge or clerk orig
nally appointed After the opening o.
the polls no judge or clerk shall alb
sent himself therefrom until all the
ballots cast shall have been counted
and the returns completed. II. in case
OF absolute necessity. any Judge or
clerk in attendance shall be compelled
to absent himself. he shall appoint
ONE fl person OF the same politica,
marty with himself 10 act in his stead
fltll MS return. nav 4At AtFk "N."+"
i.tered TO such substitute the same
raih a. he himself has taken. Blank
forms for the appointment OF the sub
stitu,e judges and clerks and the oath
aforesaid snail be supplied by the ~.
pervisors. and the oath when admin
isiered. shall be preserved and r..
turned by the judges TO the supervis
ors The appointment and swearing
in OF all such substitutes and The rea-
ron therefor. and the time when such
substitute began and ceased 70 serve
shall be noted by the judges in ne
POLL book OF the precinct. such substi'
tuie shall cease To act whenever the
Judge or clerk in whose stead he was
appointed shall be present.
Approved April -. 1922
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-22
WOULDEGO FROM
HOUSE TO HOUSE
Baltimore Woman Wants To Tell
Every body How Wonderful!
Tanlac Has Restored Her.

Il never felt better in my life than
have since taking Tanlac. and /
am so grateful that if could do so
would like to 20 from house to
house and tell every rundown. suffer
ing person what this wonderful medi
cine did for me-" said Mrs. Florence
Clickner, a highly esteemed resident
OF 29l5 Frederick Ave, Baltimore.
Nd.
"Tanlac is household word with
Us now and we will never be without
il. My case was one of very stub
born stomach trouble and Indigestion.
and was in a general run down CON
dition and scarcely ate enough TO
keep soul and body together When
did force myself to eat little bit |
would suffer dreadfully for hours
afterwards, for gas would form on
my stomach and cause me no end of
misery. There vs. a terrible burning
sensation in my stomach and the gas
pressed up until ! thought would
smother from the shortneSs Of breath.
down that my homework was
heavy burden to me and il was just
all could do 10 drag about. tired
out 80 easily. Many time had such
sick. splitting headaches and such
fearful dizzy spells that thought
| would surely topple over before
coud sit down or lie down. My
nerves got into such a wretched CON
ditiOn il seemed ! just couldn't sleep
nights. and often | would lie awake
for hours a; time. and maybe get
just an hour or two of doing off in
the early morning.
Il spent considerable money trying
different medicines but never got a
particle of help. and had almost come
To the conclusion that could not get
any relief when decided 10 take
Tanlac after reading in the papers
how it had helped 80 many other
people that suffered like was
well, honestly. now feel like an
entirely different person. My stom-
ach trouble has completely disap-
peared and my appetite J. Just so per
feet eat three good hearty meals
day and often eat between meals.
am never troubled with the gas,
dizziness or headaches. and have
gained sixteen pounds. am now 50
strong and full OF energy that my
housework is more like play to me.
My husband began taking Tanlac
for troubles that were just about like
mine. and now ne mas been 50 inn
proved that he too is grateful to Tan
lac. Only today he said for me to he
sure and not forget TO buy him
another bottle. can tell yol we will
always pass along the good word FOR
Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold By All good drug
Advertisement.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-22
CHAPTER no. ia
A BILL ENTITLED

An ACT to repeal sections :, ) and 2
OF Article IS OF Basby's Annotated
Code OF Public General Laws. title
Public Printer" and 10 add to Ar
ticle II o. said Code, title Gov
ernor." a new section TO be desig-
mated as Section - under subtitle
publication Of Laws. providing for
the compilation indexing and print
ing Of all laws passed by the General
Assembly. and certificates showing
the outcome OF any referendum votes
taken upon legislation previously en-
acted.
SscrIox /. Re II enacted by the
General Assembly ~ MaryiGad. That
Sections :. S and OF Article rs OF
Bagby's Annotated Code OF Public Gen
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1922-07-22

1T takes adversely TO thoroughly
test u.s." said the optimist. Il sup
pose so" agreed the dyspeptic.
"Even.the things we eat do their
har' lighting after they are down"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Cleared

Carneld. Dexter: Puerto Colombia and
& Co
Frederick VII CDsnp. Mechlenbcre
Christ>ansand, Christlania and Copcnha-
ger; FUnch Edys & Co
santana eBei,. King; Hamburg and
Dan,ig Via Phiiadel lphia Fed Star Line
Lorothy, Higgins Halifax y II Bull {.
andria; Funch, Edyo 8 co.
Lake 1katan, Mainland; Cienfuegos
and Cuba Mall Co
Potomac, Ward New London, United
States Shipping Board.
City OF ST. Louis. Johnson; Savannah;
Nor~alk. Cro~ell: Boston; Eastern s 81
Co
Dakarian tBr>.- Mercer; Baltimore; AZ.
lanuc Transport Limo.
Allianca, BOND Norfolk; Old Dominion
Transportation Co.
Charlie. y cramp. Wood house; Los An
md PaHama Canal; Atlantic. Gulf and
5daturY Or. KirHby: Grenada. rrin,-
CAD and Demerara; Furness. Witty & Co.
Munsomo Sandn, Vera cruz and Tam
pico, Munson Line.
Moorish Prince CBr> Ma>sam ITako6ate
and @taru via Norfolk and Panama Canal.
Furness. Witty &, Co.
Catherine, sullivan: Turks Island and
Puerto Plata A II Bull & Co.
Heilas tNor). EU,nssen; Turrs Island
lduopa tBrl, Coll Tampico, Furness.
Witty Co.
Sch Cape La Havre CBr). sarty. yjridge.
water. Gilmartin 6 Co
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Maritime Miscellany

SEATTLE. Wash. May S--with FIRST
shipment to go direct from Puget Sound
70 Spanish port Saint Louis was here TO-
day from Tacoma. where lumber was
loaded for Bilbao.
NORFOLK, Va, May S-Monmouth
fBr) here from New York to load general
cargo. mostly cigarettes, for Far East
She is being handled by Castner, Curran &
Bullitt to act as station ship at Norfolk
while Manning Is being repaired at New
port News.
Coast Guard cutter Seminole arrived las,
night from Wilmington. \. {.
Big seaeoing tug Mascoutin, recently
brought from Baltimore TO take place ri
tug Winnismmt, began duty as Coast
Guard harbor patrol vessel to-day.
Brave Oeur. NoVorosssl for Norfoll5
delayed at bermuda by boiler trouble
PORTLAND, Ore, Nay S-During tht
year ending April 80 wheat shipments from
Columbia River totaled 30.432I42 busheIs
compared With l8.7s8, $40 bushels year pre-
Yious. Flour in same period 1859, ,o95 bar
rels, against l,434,763 barrels year previous
SAN FRANCISCO. May S.Booi.ings OF
1922 crop barley parcels for United King
dom and Europe, July August loading
opened at 40 shilinEs.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
PI,'nnner Says L. 5.
Prosperity Demands
Aid for Shipping
Tells National Manufaclur-
crs Support Of Merchant
Marine Means Essential
Help to All Our Industries

"Amcrcan ships cannot remain in
the foreign trade without national as
sistancc until they have become os-
tablished,' declared Edward c. Plum
mer. Of the United States Shipping
Board, at the annual convention Of
the National Association Of Manufact-
urcrs at the Waldorf Astoria last night
"To claim anything else" he asserted
'is merely to say in effect that we don
want American ships to carry any ma
tcrial part Of the commerce Of this
country that we don't want to enlarge
the markets for American products or
give increased employment to American
labor.
Prom the time when Sir Waltc1
Raleigh hammered into the brains OF
English statesmen the fact that no ma
tion which intrustod the carriage Of
its foreign commerce to alien vessels
could b" truly prosperous. England
has borne in mind that great com
mercal truth; ana it is of especial
interest to Americans to note that
mover since the government OF the
United States was Established has Eng
land permitted her rivals even to ap-
proach the point where they could
carry one-half Of her foreign going
cargoes.
"Sho never has permitted the ton
mage OF the United States to equal
the tonnage flying her fag; and whcr
the United States was at the zenith OF
It's shipping glory. possessing the finest
typCs Of ships, both sail and steam
the most that the United States anc
all other countries together coulc
secure of the foreign commerce OF
England was A per cont.
"Whjlc VIC. by the act Of 1928, had
exposed our ships to the competition
Of the world England retained con
trolling preferences for her vessels ur
to 1880. or until her subsidized steam
ship lines had become established and
her Shipyards been put in a position
30 produce type Of tonnage which
gave her advantages over competitors
"These advantages she never has
yielded, but how she took advantage
Of our concessions is shown by the
fact that from 1890. when protection Of
our ships IN foreign trade was re
versed, TO 1850. when or subsidy aided
Collins line steamers began operations
merce carried in American vessels
dropped from So per cent to SO per
cent. and only the fact that American
shipmasters were so superior to Brit
ish and had the commercial knowledge
which enabled them to trade as we'll
rs sail, prevented much more serious
losses. With the advent of the cable
the knowledge of the home office be
came available to the British and
American ships alike and that former
advantage vanished
eve, like England, must carry ma
jor'ty Of our foreign commerce or the
prosperity Of this country must be lini-
tied and imperiled. Support OF an
American merchant marine is much
more than the support of single in
dustry. It is support which is essen
t'al to all tn. industries of this coun-
try, and when this fact s once appre-
ciated there can be no hesitancy on
the part of any one who is sincerely
desirous of seeing this country pros
porous in giving whole-hearted support
to any legislation that will give US an
adequate merchant marine for our
foreign trade"
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
ANONMOCTH May 6-Orthis.

,,a,4rout '"' W. t"'e' hI
ADEN. May city OF Auckland tBr)
from GalcUat,a, UnIted states.
weston; Tomalva. Galveston; eth Arnpi
laria (Br), Key West; Marinula tBr), Ke,
Weet
MANILA, May s--Gaelio Prince CBr>
40 DE JANE1Ro, s1ay ROBIN Gray
Baltimore.
BUENos AYREs, April 7-cerro Ebano
Tampico; West Rombo. Tacoma
sI$GAPoRE. May s--Cjty Of Oran (Br)
from Hongkong, New York
CARDIFF. May ~Cherca Gt), Mont
LoNpoN, May s-opowa CBr>, Mont
real, Virgilia lBr). New York
SHIELDS. May 7-Bloemfortein (Br)
soUTHAMPToN. April 2o-Mcndocne
HAMBURG, May s-carmarthenshtre
NAPLES. MAY 4--Ca.erta GtaD (fror
HONG KONG, May 4-Empress OF Japar
YOKOHAMA, May 4-H'malaya Mar,
Map'' ia Tacoma dnS i Sth, Mon'esslo (Rr) Gro"
KOBE. May 4--siberia Maru (Jap) Nror
Hong Kong. San Francisco.
BARRY, May 5---Bertha No) (tron
FoWey). Portland, Me.
treal; West Nosska, Philadelphia.
DUBLIN, May 6--Coelleda, Baltimore
soUTHAMPToN, May 6Mauretania
LIVERPOOL May e-Mcsantic tBr>
Montreal; Caledonia (Br. Boston; Hth
Masuda, Savannah.
MANCHEsTER, May s-Bovic tBr)
NEwFoRT, MAJ 7-Iossifoslu ecrls>
ROTTERDAM, My s-Tripp, Tampa.
coCFlN, NAY 6-Clan Mcintosh (Br>
New orh.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Harding e Calls
E'arley on SIniI
Bill Toni q; g Int
Republican Members Of ahc
Senate and House Com
tniiices Are Summoned; ;
Passage VIII BE Urged
Lasker Also 10 Attend
Love Advocates Closer CO.
operation Between Rail
roads and Ocean Lines

WASHINGTON, May g. White
House conference on the merchant
marine legislation pending before Con
Ercss Will be held tomorrow might,
President Harding having invited the
Republican members of the Senate
Commerce and House Merchant Marine
committees having charge OF the Ad
ministration bill to attend. 1t was said
to-day that the President probab bly
would urge passage of the bill durjuG
tho present session of Congress.
Those invited have not been IN
formed regarding the subject Of the
the Shipping Board also is expected
to attend, but it is expected taat the
President has been contemplating PR S.
sure for early enactment Of the
measure. There has been some doubt
by Republican leaders as to the pos
5lbilty Of passing tho bill during tho
present session, as the calendar all
ready lg congested with tariff sol
diers' bonus and other important
measures. Recently, however, assur-
arces have boou given the President
that ii might be possible 10 have the
Senate act on the bill while tho tariff
measure is in conference
During cross examination Of W. !.
Love, cc-presidcnt Of tho Emergency
Fleet Corporation. in charge Of traffio.
Representatives Davis. of Tennessee.
and Hardy, OF Texas, both Democrats.
insisted that the Shipping Board should
furnish detailed statements "a TO cost
Of operating the boards vessels under
agreements with various steamship
companies.
Mr. Love said Chairman Iaskcr ON
Jccted to making such report part
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Radios Use Saves Money
For Lighthouse Service
Enables ships 10 Gel Correct
Locations Without Resort
ing tn tho RuovG
From Tho 7,fburo's Washington Burcou

From The 7ribpno's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. May S.-Improvod
service to shipping and better LIVING
conditions for members of the light.
house service have resulted from the
use Of radio, the bcpartment OF Com
mcrce disclosed to-day. The use Of
wireless communication is elm nating
waste Of time, money and materials
fofnerly required in the repair OF
buoys. as all vessels can now be given
correct locations without rcsorting to
the buoyS.
II. II. Raymond, president Of the
American Steamship Owners Associn-
ton, has written to Com Missioner G..
Z. Putnam. Of the bureau Of light
houses Of the Department Of Comm erce
in Washington. requesting that a radio
fog signal station be installed on the
Nantucket Nghtship. Tho request is
for an apparatus similar to the sta
tions established on Fire Island and
the Ambrose Channel lightship.
Raymond, In his letter ays the two
stations have found tho radios success
full and points out that by the installa-
ton at Nantucket masters Of ships
would be able to verify their positions
much earlier because Of the location
of the Nantucket light.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Freight Ships Due
Due To day

Santa Sss'ia ryr.t, San Per- Francisco Ap as23'y e
Narduus. London April e4.'cgn@rd Co
N3e!is. Glasgow. Apru 2...Cunard S s Co
V'''s do Hsvre' H"A1r, ~, Apnn H. i,9.-,.
American. Los Angeles. Aprti >.
United American Lines
Ca2t{9. a9{' Nsieneto ,l AprH r. V hweu & Co
Bronte Bahia Ap-n sl...Lampor, & Hot lot
T"oubadour Rio dc Janeiro, Apru 20.
Dur To. morrow
de;;phia ...... Furncss. Witty & Co
A1aN. Fort said Npru 80. .... Booth & Co
Tarant!a. Glasgow. ApriI % cunard S S co
Cape May SYdney- March -.
L g & Australian Line,
Due Thursday
Blair. Rotterdam. April -.
Janus Marsecs April 29s99@'an 90 TRlce Star Lins Ins
Quebec city. London. April 25
Navigation co
Duo rrdn,
innoHo. Rotterdam April IS
BlacN Diamond S IS Corp
Amelia Port Intonio. MAJ 4 4 ''''' & 20
Atlantic Fruit Co
t} Nale Galveston. MAY SO Pacific co
Duc Saturday
Gasconie- 1roHinghsm. April e..
Fort MscGui-c Louion. Apru so' '' '"' I'D Tie
Due su,a., cun1rd Lime
Cape May, Melbourne. Apr1 ],
L $ & Australasia Lines
Eastern TemPest, nuD"o. Ann e..
y Nj Smith & Co
Due Monda,
Eastern loader. iull Aprt' "o
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Dangers to Navigation
tBy L s. Eydrog tsphic OTice)
North Atlantic Ocean-OH the America


The following obstructions were report
e May 8. lat 81 0} Ion - 4s spar pro-
t@ct!ng bout 20 u out OF water-Orktld :
April 50. lat 81 rs Ion IS % HE buoy.
painted white, no name vis:be-Plainfei i'd
Along the Oversee Routes
TIE following otstructions we're report =
al April - lat a. SO Ion 81 H. black
and white ConiCal buoy. IN good condition
Anaconda April g. lat 40 40 ION "a 81
: 4 iron buoy, cage on tcp-Missouri
international Ice Patrol Service
The following rediosram received
trofn ne / Coast Gusrd Cutter Tampa
Ma 5. Position lat - 80 Ion SO 25 berg
'at g - lon a. berg. lat a 93 Ion - rs .
berg. lat & 25 Ion 50 y, and sInsli berg,
ist - 50 ION ~ s. Southern ice limit
rsro as yesterday. lat 4o 40. between lon
a and ION 81. Steamers making "a Dot
Strait will encounter ice between Ion a.
ana 'o1 - 10 and lat - and let 80 Ar
other area between Ion 80 20 and lon as
md %, 8. and lat II so contains ten bergs
8erg iat &c Ion so 10. and bars lat IS So
icn u %.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09

Tho Tribune publishes daily reports
Of the positions of merchant vessels TO
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters OF
vessels with radio apparatus may, with
ont charge report their CrR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations In the United States
proper; Bar Harbor, Me. lOtterclifes);
cape Hattcras. y c., Jupiter Fla.
Key West, Fla. New Orleans La.
These position CTR) reports should
h addressed only to tho radio station
called, and they will be forwarded to
New York. Il is important that these
reports shonld be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they may be
received in time for publication.
Position reports can also be sent
through the stations Of the Independent
Wireless Teleeraph Company Inc, New
York City (WCG), Babylon, l. 1
tWSE), Easthampton, L. !. (WSA).
New London, Conn (WSD.
No charge made for medical or
surgical advice, latest news and weather
reports.
The Radio Corporation Of America
wlu receive position reports through
the following stations: Cape Cod
lNCC), Siasconnset, Mass. CWSC). New
London, Conn. (WLC), Cape May. New
Medical and surgical advice will b.
given free through the Radio Corpora
lion Of America by the Public
Health Service.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Foreign Ports
Arrivals

GIBRALTAR, May Passed. Adise
%, Nep, York for Genoa; 9Th, Luspaiiie.
Rouge for Port de Bout; ~, Cabo ortessi t,e
May Arabic ORB, New YORK for Genoa %
do phs Rsifuu % Maru 5Jap. esni Rai,imore more
sslnnanser CIo55. &ew 05TS5s 6T'Ssns, '''SeS'0"
BELFAsT May 5~Baibos N (s%Sd3. pn's San
N8 = Y6fS foT nso6 NAY and bsaHs sn1
procceded); Celtic CBr). New YORK.: Sth'
President Adams. New York for London
adelph,a ''s''' ''''' '''''-
GtNoA Ma $.--G5iuseppe Verdi ntaN.
leans.
4. ko4E !11,.,{! Nay ,3,-Hel!!een (No>. seattle
shunlto Maru oJapj. New York Yuri Maru
NArT.Es Nay S-sile Utan. Norfolk.
ANTWERP. May 4-Hamburs lGer>.
Norfolk
rrancsco for Hong Kong Eastern a'S' rt1ee 7s
cBr'. Tacoma for kobe ''''1'N' i '''' =
DJNK1Rh, May 6.-zenon (Fr). New
Orleans
ADEN. May s-scalaria (Rr>, Sabine.
San EIancisoe; as. can4disn Aviator (Br} ST.
st John, y q, Concord's CBr), Norfolk
New York, -'''' ''' o''a '0F
r,' ~ ll'' May '--Nord African (Fr}
n0s'9o. 3o-r ,,.,--,rroo,
town &c "a ~, fOoL. May '-founss-
lna1 nnnRlSI1ATSANp ~ vol May 7-Hellis olav
pt,ING A>II lEbid ahDA>L May 5-New York cpu).
,cans hsEHfPooL' May '-Nsqusn. New Or
ROTTERDAM. May 6-sarcoxie, New
% h,.ro,.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Sailed Yesterday

Hansa tGer). hamburg Maid cf Syra
(Br). Constantinopte; Dorothy. Haitian
Katehdin. -----; Matinicock. TEXAS city.
Andalusla (sp), Halifax; Harvey II Brown
Norfolk
Lake 1kstan. Cierfuegos; Bayway
Charleston; Allanca, Norfolk. Catherine,
Turks Island. Ellsha Malker. -----
New-York tribune., 1922-05-09
Marine Reports
TIE TIDES
Winds Mt Sea To-day

Winds Mt Sea To-day
North o! Sandy Hook Treah uorthwes.
winds and fair weathor
East tiuif-ModorAte southeast and
south winds and partly overcast weather.
West Cuff F'reBh. possibly Ftrong south
east arc soHth winds and partly overcast
YEA Mr..
Cartoocan Sea and wiudvard Passs e. --
Moderate - and SoUt hessi winds over
noftn a. utlc TO moderate vartablo
winds ~ portion partly overcast
weather 80 probably local rains
sandy Iiooie to Uattr~as-- Moderate TO
fresh north and uorth-set winds auI fair
weather
Hatteras 30 Florida streIt, Moderato
easter.E N!n4s ard fal- eather.