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The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
HALIBUT BOAT IN
ON WAY WESTWARD

The big halibut boat Pelican ar
rived here this morning en- route TO
the Westward fishing grounds The
boat stopped in for repairs and left
before noon. Capt. E. Rognan is in
command of the Pelican.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
COLLECTION OF MINING
TAX DEFERRED BY MEXICO

MEXICO CITL. Oct. 13-To en-
courage the reopening of mines and
the resumption of vacated titles to
mining property, President Oregon
has issued decree postponing the
payment of mining taxes until the
first of next year.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
AUkLET LEAVES

The U. s. Fisheries Bureau patrol
boat Auklet, Capt. Jess Neville, has
left Juneau for it's headquarters at
Wrangell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13

YOU CAN sUB-LET that apart
ment through Empire classified 81.
y xerffiine-to' the right psrson. ~
/ she Titht rental.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-13
CLASSIFIED ADS


III Ia II AVA ~ -
| IS THE MEDIUM
/. Through which the general
publh ca always have its
wants supplied.
| Closing time for classified
advertisements: 2 P. M.
Closing time for display ad-
vertisements: IL A. M.
CLASSIFIED AID RATES
Ten cents per line first in
sertion.
Five cents for subsequent in
sertion.
Count FIVE average words to
the line.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
LEFFINGWELL.

Frederick A. Lefingwel Of Brock
street, Norgss|a vas visitor Sunday Of
his barents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.ac. Letrh,g-
WEBB.
Mr. snd Mrs. Henry Anaes ana Gzugh-
| ter, Jessie. Of Thames street were visit
OTIS IN LeffingweH Sunday.
| Mrs. Morris Goldberg has purchased a
touring car
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Gardner, CT
East Great Plain, were guests Sunday OF
relatives in I.effingweas.
Two weeks revival services are to be
gin Sunday morning. Rev. r. Daniel
Ih7iek of GreenevilJe will preach. His
topic will De "a Working Church. In
the evening Rev. P. S. Collins VIII preach
on A Worsh1pping Church"
Monday evening Rev. z. T. Niebd OF
Lebanon will speak on The Mission OF
| the Church Tuesday Rev w T
| fhayer OF Hartford. subject. 1.-THE Bible
School We Need" Wednesday Rev Dr.
. D.A. PITT, OF Norwich, subject, :.'The
Stewardship Christ Demands "a THUS
day meeting. 'tOur Common Tasks al
| Home. Abroad; - by Rev. C. H Strouse
OF Waterford; Friday, "a Worth while
Young People Society" by Rev. G. H
| 6trouse. Sunday, Feb. 10, Tho Church
!! Organized for EvangeIisnl.' An evange
/ listic Service Rev. A. B. Goats. D. D.
| Mrs. Morris GdJberg recently pur.
chased q tParcei OF moving and pasture
| land from Ira Wheeler.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
EAST THOMPSON

The Fourth quarterly conference vas
held at me Methodist church last
Thursday afternoon, by Rev. w. H. Bath
of Norwich, the district superintenden
All reports showed the church in good
condition. A unanimous vote was passed
to request the pastor, Rev. J. r. Miller, be
returned for the fifth year.
Nfrs.Annie Reed returned to her hons
here Last week, having been IN New YorI
fer several weeks.
Rev. ]. +. Miller attended tie preach.
ers' meeting held in Willimantic Mon,
day and Tuesday. Mr. Miller spent Mon,
day night at the home OF his brother
James and family, in LagleEiile.
Charles Clark and family of EsStfort
spent tbs week end with Mrs. Clark's par
ents
! The Kings Daughters. plan to serve &;
chicken pie supper in their hall.
Tho Wonan's Christian Tenperanc
Cnioa OF Thompson is to hold is Feoruar.
injecting at the Kings Daughters hal
j Thursday. Feb. 18th at 2 o'clock whe
| the Iossess VIII be Mrs. Carrie Miller an
| Mrs. Horfetta Lo2er.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
WESTERLY

Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, 8 daractor OF
.he Norwich chamber OF commerce, will
speak.
The ponds IN this vicinity are once more
frozen and many have enjoyed skating.
A number of matters were brought be-
fore Judge Edward Burke, at the session
In the probate court court TUESDAY aft
ernoon as follows:
Estate Of John Durn, petition Of I'D.
rrInasrator to sell read estate granted.
Estate Of Desden B. Burd1ok last Will
and testament admitted
Estate of Charles Fontona, first and
final account continued to next session.
Estate OF Josephine Fontana, first snd
final account. Continued TO next ses-
sion.
Estate Of william c. Conway, account
Of administrator. Continued nist.
Estate Of Thomas Conway, account or
widow TO have dover set out to her II
fee. Continued MIS-.
Charles Cowan who was operated or
turned home Thursday.
C. W Caldwell Of the West Side Is
goendinE this week in New York.
Mrs Rogers who has been visiting fel
dauetef1 in Boston will return home to-
day. (Friday.) -
MRS. Edwin J. Bailey and daughte1
Barbara Jane, Of New London, are guests
Of Mrs. E. L Bailey of 4Ashaway.
Miss Betsy Cross Of Charlestown, r. I.
was a caller In town Thursday.
William H. Browning ha sresigned a!
chorister at the First Baptist church.
Miss Evelyn Bailey Of Ashaway had {
tarty Thursday evening On her 12tl
birthday
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
CLARK'S FALLS

'olere was no schc~i in tnis village
Tuest2y cn account = tie Illness II The
,eacher.
The fu"er2l OF Ruth e. Ba5coek. vii
:, Leonard Z. Bli, was held Saru-Cay
.l-o-ling u ser home On the HG kim N
-oad, v5-h { Sarge nu-n5c- of re,a ives
A-G friends being present. There were
.ez@Istii3a, hc-2} tributes, inciuG ns 2 pill
low Srora tl.e Sons, Heroert Bill a1G J.
3a=d BIN and their families. q v-reatl 81
-5Jos from Aer 6o1, A'lisoa BIZ. AMI hi:
G,se, sprays o. roses and carnations fr1r
&c brother Henry r. Basceck and lam
=. and q b7oscaer ln-Iaw EEsaa Cesss
brought and family : wreath from the
AsnEwzy NeediscTsft e,0b and Laure'
Glgs Community CUB Of which Mr. 1917
3 president. Mr.. and Mrs ConStaa
Cundzll OF Westeriy spent bea9sisai
iowtrs as did also re gncors and friends
Rev z. P. Mathew50n O. AsAaWay con-.
Quoted the services. C.e bearers WEIR
Al-s.-Blls ne7nsNs, Crvil!a Cheese 9rorrl
c7o sor-s. Herbert and :. Bard Bill. {
;1vsir, Ernest . Chapman. Burial was
= OAK Grove cemetcy. AshRway, h2s e
'.e- daughter w1o died several years
zso. Among those from out OF town V M
attended TIE services were her rephew
Arthur Bapsock and his wife a nephew
Scssscant Cunoall ard wife. of West riy
A,so Mr. and Mrs. JOHN Dawson am
.Ers. Ellen Lewis, former residents q
cSzrE's FaIls.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

was one o. many bored listeners 10 q 10 a
WINDY speech. on the occasion OF the lay
ing Of tie cornerstone Of 4 building to
house the bureau mentioned
Finally a neighooring sufered turrec
70 TIE scientist and said:
do you know the speaker
81 DO said the scientist. He speaks IN
der many aliases but his name IS Thomas
Rot.-Nadonal Republican
Father. what Is an echo?'
"An echo, my child, is the one thing
that can beat q woman because i
never fails to get in the last word
Coral Street Review.
Browne-"Say what you will Of
Brooks, he surely is generous and lib
eral with his friends"
Towne-"Yes. ne even has a habit Of
giving his friends away.
Magazine.
Edita-''so Jack proposed TO you If
his auto after two days acquaintance
What did you tell him?"
Madge-"That he was exceeding tbs
speed limit. -Eoston Transcript.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
COLUMBIA

CoqnoEa4n Is made that the property
IN town has not been assessed on an
equitable basis Of values, some complain
ing that houses and land Of vastly dif
feraat values. have been assessed the
Same, and others complain that no dis
elimination in the values OF horses and
COWS has been made, while again party
ha wing only one-third Of an acre on the
green is assessed for q fuM acre. Con-
rad Schri for, one Of the board OF as
SCISSORS, stated that houses butt at the
lake recently, were not personally in
spec. ed by the assessors, SO for that and
other reasons he refused to sign the grand
list.
and a resident Of the town al her lie, at
tanned her Soth birthday, Monday. Sac
was greatly PLEASED 10 receive 50 many
congr att aatio1s and q shower Of ~ ?
ls2st Cares. :
Miss Eleanor Collins was home ron
Smith College where she is q sophomore
Tor few days last week, returning sun
Gay afternoon.
Mrs. T. Merton owen, who has not been
well recently. was taken TO private hos
.,tal in VI. lnantic Tuesday, where she
~ receive more frequent and careful.
medical atteg.tion the at home
Harold Hewett- grandson OF Horace
| cirseaS, VINO has been living in town dur
I inf the past year mas gone tUNew Lorlor
I to engage in business
! The Colun ibia Improvement society /:
10 mold a whist party this week, under the
management Of Norman and Heller
! Prown.
! Rev ". 2. B6Tcnert rector % s.
I Pajul'5 Church, Wiiiinautio, was in tow
/ Saturday, calling on his p1rlshiones. II
was in Hartford Friday evening with <DI
Louis J. Mason, senior warden OF IN
/ parish. attending q banquet q the Con
neeticut Division OF the Military Order c
Foreign Wars
Mrs. +. G. Proctor and her sister, Ms
Clark, WHIP have been occupying the 10
saIA Hutchins house, sinee his death, cav
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
KALEIDOSCOPE

Russia. prior to the world war had IN
area OF s,sl7,e57 SQUARE miles ana was
the most extensive dominion in the
world.
A French law compels the owners
OF houses and flats in that country
to give netice immediately these be-
come SIMPLY.
1rench raliWayS VIE reserve special
cars for mothers and babies travelling
A.ohe, L . oAl now betore parliament DE-
co-'ies Z "a
clue-Wtnged teal duck, trapped and
/. oaaoed on Lake Scagog. Ontario, was
Aaed near Port OF Spain, Trinidad, o.
oop mics distant.
The king OF Siam is said to be gem
orally attended by 9 bodyguard CONF
posed OF .eignty OF the preftlest young
women OF MS realm
The council Of the Royal Aeroaautlcal
| Society has decided to establish q me-
mortal Iund Tor those who lost their lives
IN the AH-z accident.
,.,r--,,,. ,.,,..
Ii - IL 'stley -
o-d s-p bv SaJding +sa t " recs
number for forty years.
| ,,,-s -.
80. -. eiie "itoie Is yeafs OF heI
So. 60 - iooro peaioo q
Sted n e. ~ i ;rs,-r, @is11 fece'i'lS
ss,s AZ 80 a.,4 u.,,,,
$500 go po1 80. eFI,oa' mo klno IN
t,,-s - ,elsta 80 ss4ii .ol eAs9 1hanu1a G
thesan Tscs+ 80 5ai.s to-lio =
= no
When King George concludes a stay
| with on Of his subjects his eouerry
Ieayag vxyfff7 tho J,orse, e4a,1y,-d ~ ,-,,,-
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
HUMoR OF THE DAY

'.Pa.' said the huuorist's little boy,
whats fsuperhous' mean?"
I'll means something unnecessary. my
GIVE me 'sanpge:s'
'sWeIl. writing jokes for the laughing
hyena- Boston Transcript
Iadg-Arens geII asaranned b beg?
You are SO ragged that am ashamed OF
you Tryseat.
Hol5o-Yes, 1t is kind Of a refiestien on
the generosity Of tine neig2borhood, mum
Exchange.
II nope you are never what the. Gail a
reckless driver"
Wei" replied Mr.. Casugg.ns, rziect-
tiEely "a man has to be little oft reck5
less in-erder to enjoy himself. s1asve got
ten SO L don't care how rntlcil [ spent for
gasotene. w aahinston Star.
>sI'n the daug hter of q hundred earls.' -
AsYou haven't much on me, set that
opined the Me-lican lady. I'm the daugh-
ter OF at least fifty revolutions Louis
vile Courier-Jouruai.
Would you eonvfct man on circun-
| stantial< evidence?' t,ey. asked the lady
juror.
II would" she replied. I'VE convicted
my husband that way dozens Of tirnes."-
Detroit Free Press
Nothing is LEFT but ne ashes Of our
love" she exclaimed IS she broke the
engagement.
7Ah, well he replied chee-fully. lets
not go back and sift the Boston
Transcript.
| Newspaper Proprietor tensagi4g ed
tortai writerl-I suppose YOU can Trite
Editorial Writer :, When absolute.
necessary.-Life.
Hear about old stillnaan leaving Jones
| tus?y
NO. Sort o. 5ootlegaey, chr
Boston Transcript
Barber-Your hair is trife thin. sir
Victin-S2 is your chance OF selling
/ mo q bottle Of your celebrated hair re
storer.- Exchange.
/ An airman, when buying & paraclii;zrss,
to jump from an airplane several thou
| sand feet up IN the air, asked:
VIII you guarantee this parachute {,
open instantly?
4 Salesman-Absolrtely. II Il doesn't
come back and we viii refund sou
rnoney-Dental Digest.
i Some men are born controverssalists
Archdeacon Whateley was one. and h
cheerfully admitted It. .One cannot ar
que with you said an exasperate
/ friend, TO him one day, for you wi
never admit ones premises 1 don't be
lieve you would admit without argumen
that two and two make four
Certainly notp' replied the archdes
con. For instance. they might mail
22.''-Boston Transcript.
A gentleman ATTACHED TO one Of incl
Sans scientific bureaus az Nashinsto;
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

ire town Of Westerly is to have new
ss-eooa aouses on Pleasant street and at
Bradford. These buildings as voted by
ne taxpayers, are not to exceed SaO0.-
100 IN cost The tax rate remains the
came for the present. this being s2,2S per
Escsdred on real or personal and 400 on
tarszKzs estate. This action was taken
AZ gse financial town meeting Tuesday
rAssx
a xulnbsr II Westerly people have
zone 70 Bethel, Me-. to enjoy the winter
;so5rts- Among the party are MI s1o
Ms cElnord Campbell, DIR. and Mra c
p Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis sfsn-
tou. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sherman, Mr.
szrd Mrs. 6. 3. Utter, Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Bur01ck. DR.. and Mrs. A. H. Spicer, Miss
Clara Dodge, Miss Dorothy Ward Mlss
-A7oe Rathbun-
Nrs, EIixabeth Thompson, has returned
lone ron the New London hospital where
s,sss has been q patient
AZ noted in the Norwich news, when thf
westerly board OF trade meet TUESDAY
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
sTONINGTON

- enrolment Of personal taxpayers
N aa,e town OF Stonngton Shows about o.
SsS; OF these 2,+45 are in PaWcatuck I
1900 IA Mystic, HOO IN the borough ola
sFysric has 400, and the Road District
80. This Includes both men and women
= taxable age
u was with pleasure that the n1ern-
rs-s OF Rutsn chapter, 0. Z. s.. No a OF
sr,ranzton noted that at the annual
meeting Of the Eastern Star in Hartford,
Ms. John C. Gallup. Of Moosup and
TanA1sassuc Point was once more elect
Cd trNea surer Of the state order.
Tie schools here wilt hold exercises for
I.irooin Day.
LORDS Point IS 70 have another sum
,oer resident, Mrs. Margaret T. Kempne-
y New York having purchased No. 80
known as the Gold Mine, where many a
picnic carty has enjoy ed 8 spread. Mrs
Xcsnpne- intends 'ouzlding . fine residence
there
Tae rnen5ers o. the Nrstuxet Gus are
10 king forward 70 their annual supper
Ak. eate-ta irment this FRIDAY evening
Lunch VIII lbe served and an artist from
Tew LONDON has been secured Tor TIE en-
tei-tsirnent.
The youug people Of the Second Con
eregationai church are CLAIMING q valon
the social n the church par.ors, where
the mon5eas Of the E. !. P. Z. Of tht
First Baptist caunch are tosj ~ them.
reE.. Frederick A. MacDona'd Of Paw
"a -uca 'SiE address the Travel clUD. Il IL
1egt meeting.
lTarry MCGOWAN. son OF OF WnEan
1IcGowsn, is OF z cruise 10 Rotterdam
Cseruianv on,on England, st. Nazai-
.[sptes. France.
Onward Flynn ras enrered ire Noca
t.oesI scnool lat New Lcu6or.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

Statistics prove that mari
age is a preventive against suicide"
Bowe-"It's a poor rule that wont
work both ways. Statistics also prove
that suicide is q preventive against
marriage. - Cartoons Magazine.
An old negress had been engaged 20
give the basement z thorough clean
ing. On inspection, It was discovered
that she had rot touched g certain
closet.
mo. ma am. I didn't" she said, Il
excuse27 'T read a story oncet about
Blue Beard and I never opens ne
closets now 'thout bein' told to-
Savannah News.
The wife laid down the evening paper.
looked across the table At her husband
and remarked:
Really, dear. some Of the things you
read seem almost Incredible After az,
( one-hs>lf the world doesn't know how the
! other half lives"
Never mind" said the brute OF nus
band that's certainly no fault OF you're
darling.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

up their hoxae 3 short time ago and left
town but Mrs. Proctor becoming Ill.
they returned and are boarding with Mr.
and Mrs Fred A. Hunt
James A Utley has had an andseional
doris and windows cut in the old Column
bia Inn a pcTtion Of which he uses for
his residence.
Wednesday a black horse Formerly own
ed by Abe Mantel attached to a market
wagon, on being told to go ahead, backed
the wagon around several times and over
a ditch, ending by rearing up straight and
walking across the green on hts hind legs
and no one was tllrown out or hurt
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10
SUCCESS

It's doing your job the best you can,
And being just TO your fellow man;
It's making money, but>holding friends,
And staying true to your aims and ends;
It's figuring how and learning why,
And looking forward and thinking high,
And dreaming a little and doing much;
ITS keeping always. in closest touch
With what's fnestfn word and deed;
It's being thorough, yet making speed;
It's daring blithely the field of chance
While making labor brave romance;
It's going onward despite defeat
And fighting staunchy, but keeping sweet
It's being clean and it's playing fair;
It's laughing lightly at.Dame Despair;
It's looking up at the stars above,
And drinking deeply of life and love,
It's struggling on with the will to win,
But taking loss with<a cheerful grin;
It's sharing sorrow, and work. and mirth,
And making better this good old earth:
It's serving, Striving through strain and stress,
It's doing your noblest-that's Success.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-10

BANTAM has been re
ceived OF the marriage Of Miss Gladys Z
Glover of Bantam and Peter j. Biller O.
New York Jan. Z. Mr.. and Mrs. Bile,
are spending the winter in New York.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-19
GROUP THREE

There 100 suits in this lot They are fine treepiece WOODEN
suits, all the new shades Of the season. patterns for
young men, color gray, brown and blue and all pure wool
wOrsted, hard and suitable dessy occasions They
formerly sold high $50, but selling them g
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-07-19
TWO.

Includes both light and dark shades Of threeeee suits in
du weights and standard line clothes They are good for
all year round - colors blue, brown, black gray and all
sizes the lot Only Is suits the lot and they have been
selling from $40 to $780, but have priced them for quick sale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-20

Lieut.. Walter Hinton. flying from
New York to Rio De Janeiro. ar
rived here at 12.45 o'clock this al
ternoon from Maranho.
London Prince George. the
kings youngest son was successfully
operated upon for appendicitis today
Inc operation was performed at the
hing Edward VII hospital for Officers
Chicago-A long distance phone
graph which will record sounds made
hundreds of miles away, was DEM
onstrated to the Society OF Western
engineers last night by +. II. Copitls
OF the Western Electric company >,
san Francisco-Japan will be dry
within a few years, declared Divia
starr Jordan, chancellor emeritus o.
stanford University, who just mas
returned after three months in Ja-
pan. 1.-The people over there foresee
the advent Of prohibition" Dr.. Jor-
dan said. "Many OF them are aiding
to bring it about"
London--A report circulated III
Paris last night that Eamon N
valera had been captured on Free
State authorities, lack corrobora'
ton here today.
Boston - An investigation to De.
termine the-cause of derailment 9
the Providence Express on the Ne"
York. New Haven & Hartford ran.
road near the Hyde Park station Ia'.
Yesterday. was begun by officials y
the road early today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-20

wanted on charges of breaking and
entering and theft of automobiles.
was arrested in Quebec last week
and brought to North Andover for
trial.
Dublin-William Z. Cosgravc.
president of the Irish Free State
cabinet, told the Dali today that
nothing had yet been decided con-
corning a permanent home for the
Free State parliament. He doubted
whether the old parliament house on
college Green would be suitable as it
mad no modern accommodations.
Washington-By vote of lis to
o.. the House today took up for con-
sideration OF the Green resolution
proposing a constitutional amend
ment prohibiting the further issuance
Oh tax exempt securities.
Observation-Disclosures insurance
was attacked AS unsound by +. I.
norman OF Wellesley Hills in testi-
mon% before the state unemployment
commission at a hearing today. IS
douglas. Mass-The Shuster Wool
en- Company and the Haywood Wool
en- Co. have each declared stock
dividends of 200 per cent converting
surplus into capital. The Shuster
company increases its capital from
100000 to $500. 900. the new shares
going 70 common shareholders as of
record OF Dec. IL.
Camocln. Brazll--(By A. Pr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-20
Knights Templar
Christmas Observance

Conforming-w with it's usual custom,
Maine Commandery, No. /. knights
Templar, will hold it's Christmas
observance on Monday, Dec. 25, at
Masonic hall. The following pro-
gram will be held: Ills to 11.sO.
Sir Knights assemble at the Asylum
in citizens dress. All are requested
TO be prompt as the nature of the
exercises requires that there be no
Interruptions. Reading Of the Old,
Old Story. Sir, Milo G. Folsom !;
Significance of the Day. EN-. Sir,
Harold c. Smith. Sir knights form
Triangle: Il o'clock, Sir knights
participate in the sentiment of the
Grand Master. Prepared sentiment
and Grand Masters response read
by Sir Edwin S. Lincoln. To the
Grand Commandery Of knights Tenn
plar OF the Grand Commandery of
Maine; Response by En-. Sir. Harry
L. Larrabee. To all Knights Tenn
plar where ever dispersed. Response
by Sir. Irving r. Fossett. To the
Grand High Priest of the Grand
chapter of Maine. Response by Sir
Wallace Fl. Price. To the Grand
Master of the Grand Lodge of Maine.
Response by Sir Ernest l.. Good
speed. Address, Sir Everett H.
MaXXcy. To all knights Templar
who have departed this life during
the year now closing. Sir Knight
William +. Moody. Feb. 90. 1929; Sir
Knight Alton Sawyer, March /,
1922; Sir knight Edward H. Lang
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-12-20
Seize Barge Load ,
Holiday Whiskey
Inside Sandy Hook

New York. Dec. 1S.-An ocean go
ing barge. laden with 1000 cases of
holiday whiskey valued by prohibit
ton officials 1T a half million dol
lars, was captured inside Sandy Hook
tonight by the former sub chaser
Hanson, of the prohibition navy.
The prize was said by zone Chief
Appleby to have been one Of fleet
of rum smuggling craft which left
Nassau, Bahamas, three weeks ago
and has been Off the coast outside
the three-mile limit, waiting a
chance to run The Christmas block
ade.
The seized vessel vas towed to
Quarantine, where customs guards
took charge and the Hanson raced
back to the Hook in expectancy Of
heading off other rum runners in the
waiting fleet
The crow of the barge was taken in
custody by tho customs guards.