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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
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3 wAhHALLA. SOUTH CAROLINA, WEDN
BoUNTY 14AND-R1oHI4AND NEWS.
NIotlerless Children to be Cared for
at an Institution--Local Notes.

Bounty Land, Oct. 17.-Special:
Harry Cary, Of Columbia, was guest
last week Of his uncle, D. A. Perritt.
Davis Sanders, Of Furman Univer-
sity,' Greenville, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. C.
| Sanders.
S. K, Dendy, Sr., Of Seneca, was a
guest a few days ago Of his niece
Mrs. Julia D. ,Shanklin.
| Mrs. Thomas Owens visited rela-
ttves In Anderson last week.
John Maxwell has been a sufferer
from rheumatism for the past sew
eral days.
| The Rochester children, who were
recently made motherless on account
Of the death Of their mother, Mrs. j.
E. Rochester, will be taken this week
to the Courtenay Hospital in Column
bia. The two oldest boys, however
will probably be semitic an industrial
school, one Of them over the age to
be received into an orphanage.
The Gypsy Smith Circle met al
Mrs. Jasper Doyle's last Tuesday az
ternoon and again at Mrs. Marcus
McDonald's OH Saturday afternoon
Both meetings were we'll attended
At the former meeting study on
nome missions was the main feature
and at the latter the book of Acts
was studied. Delicious refreshments
were served at each
A delightful old-fashioned quilt
Ing was enjoyed by many of the
grandmothers of the vicinity on last
Thursday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Ballenger. The quilt which
was quilted was one pieced year
or so ago at the Ballenger home by
quite number Of the grandmothers
who met in convention there, the ma.
terial being scraps from their own
dresses.
DR.. and Mrs. o. b.. Whitten, OF
Clinton, were weekend guests at the
Ballenger home. y N.a
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. McMahan and
children, Of Lincolnton, Ca, are the
guests Of Mr.. McMahan's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J.s.D. McMahan. Is
Mrs, Joel Keys and two children,
of!.ss;Wa alhalla, were guests Of Mrs
Berry a few days ago.
Capt. Jefferson McMahan, Of Glen.
son College, spent the weekend nj
his home here.
O. II. Doyle and sisters-in-law
! Misses Sara and Marion Murphy, of
Anderson, were in the community d
short while Sunday
Mrs. Byrd Wyley and Mrs. Swift
Marett, Of Seneca, were late guests
In :he home Of NJ. %. Marett. -
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
Notice to Ex-Sclyice Men.

Oconee Post, No. 33, Of the Ameri-
can Legion will have an oyster sup
per and smoker atN the Masonic Hall
on the night Of Nov. 10th. Every ex-
service man In Walhalla and vicinity
has a special invitation to attend.
There will be a meeting Of the Le-
gion at the Court House on Friday
evening, Oct. t.,20th, at o'clock, and
every ex-service man who expects 10
attend the oyster supper and smoker
is urged 10 attend this meeting also
II possible. Come on, boys, and get
your name In the pot. Every ex-ser-
vice man is invited whether he is Il
member Of the Legion or not. Re-
member the date Of this meeting.
Oct. goth, at 8 p. nj.
At a meeting Of the Legion on Oct.
18th, j. N. Stribling rendered his
resignation as Post Commander. His
reason for resigning Is that he has
accepted position In North Carolina
and will leave in short while to
take up his new duties. His resigna-
ton was reluctantly accepted. Vico
Commander II. G. Macaulay will
serve as Post Commander the re-
mainder Of the year.
r. G. Macaulay,
Post Commander.
II. M.,DYPre, Adjutant.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18

bearing date the 30th day Of Novem-
ber, 1915, and recorded in Clerk s
Office, FOconee County, S. c., on the
7th day Of December, 1915, in Book
Wv, page 81.
CO. Also, all that certain piece,
parcel or lot Of land situate, lying
and being in the County Of Oconee,
State Of South Carolina, near the
western corporate limit Of the Town
Of Seneca, adjoining lots of Miss Sue
l.. Gignilliat on the east, A. c. Bruce
on the south, Mrs. r. P. Cochran on
the west, and Southern Railroad
right-of-way on the north, containing
two acres. more or less. and being
the same lot conveyed to L, A. Ed
wards by G.; w u Gigntlliat by deed
bearing date, the, 9th day Of Septen-
Der, 1915, and recorded in Clerk s
Office Oconee County, S. c., on The
! 9th day Of October, 1915, in Book
Wv, page 33.
Also, the following described
personally, to-wit: Ten shares Of
tho capital stock Of Conneross Light
and Power Company, Of the par value
of One Hundred Dollars per share,
as shown by Certificate No. 20.
TERMS-CASH. Purchaser to pay
extra for stamps.
v. r. MARTIN,
Judge Of Probate, Oconee Co., S. G.
October 12, 1922. 42-44
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
Tho Ncwry Graded School.

School began at Newry, on, Sept. i,
with the following as members of
The faculty: Mrs. Jesse w. Rankin,
principal; Misses Bmmie Ansel, Olive
Tally and OWE Banks, assistants.
An unusual amount Of interest
has been shown in the school by the
hearty cooperation Of trustees and
patrons. The building has been re-
paired and newly painteo. Tho play
ground activities are an important
feature Of the school, as basket ball
and volley bali teams have been or
ganized. Then, too, a parent-teacher
association was organized with So
charter members, and we hope soon
to. enroll each person at Newry who
is interested in the school.
at the last meeting which was
held, Supt. j. p. Coates, Of the Sem
eca schools, delivered a very helpful
and interesting address.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18

IN COURT OF PROBATE.
William r. Edwards and Julius C..
Edwards, as Executors Of the Last
Will and Testament Of Lafayette
Asbury Edwards, Plaintiffs,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18

home with her children. She went
70 seneca IN August to stay with Mrs.
Dyer. Mrs. Owens numbered her
friends by her acq iaintances, and,
there are many here and elsewhere,
who will learn Of her death with sor-
| row. .%, &. INA
"A wedding, tho announcement
Of which will be Of interest to many
In Walhallh and other parts OF the
county, took place In Charleston on[
Oct. .4th at the Second Presbyterian
fcl}li hen & NJ iss Y S1Ss her3t Ic GarreL
became the bride Of sIfnest vi esse.,
The church was beautifully decorat-
ed for the occasion with profusion
of roses and ferns. Before the cere-
mony Miss Susie Robertson sang 20
Promise Me-" accompanied on the
organ by Mrs. w. e. Miller TO tho
soft strains Of Lohengrin's Wedding
March the bridal party entered .he
church. The maid Of honor, Miss Ju-
liza McCarrel, was gowned in pink
satin with silver lace draperies and
carried pink roses. The bridesmaids
Misses Catherine McCarrel, Charlotte
Beckman, Lula Muckenfuss and Au.
gusta Young, wore orange, green,
Dlue and lavender satin and carried
pink roses. They came with the
groomsmen, Harry Watson, Leroy
Runey, Harry Cory and John Rob.
ertson. Next came the little flower
girls, Henrietta Steiner and Marguc-
rite Theiling, dressed,-in blue satin
and carrying baskets Of asters. lit
tie Miss Julia Hesse, the ring bearer,
dressed In pink crepe de chine, imme-
diately preceded the bride, who on
tered on the arm Of her father, who
gave her in marriage. She wore
lovely gown Of white satin, on train,
with becomngly draped voil, and
carried brides roses and valley lilies.
She was met at the altar by the
groom and his best man, Geo. Hesse.,
The young couple we're joined in
wedlock by Rev. J. w. Hickman.
pastor Of the church. Immediately
after the ceremony reception was
held at the home Of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. NIcCarcl. The
young people left on a bridal trip
for points In the North.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
England Pays Fifty Millions.

Washington, Oct. ia payment
Of $40, 100000 from the British gov
ernmert on account OF interest on
Great britain's obligations to the
United States was received to-day by
the Treasury through the Federal
Reserve Bank at New York. a sec
ond payment Of the samc amount is
expected on Nov. is.
The payment to-day by the British
treasury, which was made through
j. p. Morgan & Co., Is the first inter-
est installment on the $4.750,0OO,-
600 British debt to be paid since May
H. 1919. Up to that time Great Brit
ain had paid approximately $780,
000. 900
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
Shot After Dispute Arse.

Bcl(on, Oct. 16.-Clark Shaw shot
and painfully wounded John Bannis-
ter in the leg Sunday afternoon in
the Bethany section. It is alleged
that they were travelling in the road
together with brother of Shaw when
dispute arose over some money that
Shaw claimed Bannister owed him,
which resulted in Clark Shaw draw
Ing his gun. His brother knocked the
gun down, and as he did SO The wca.
pon was discharged, shooting him in
the leg, shattering the bone. AS far
as known here no arrests have been
made.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
oFF8 8ERs BUSY WITH LIQUOR
Vondefs and Transporters - Several
Nttty Hauls-GosnelIo OH Job.

OcoNee officers have had several
days oXS"good hunting" in the liquor
flelds.fbf Oconee recently as the
quantity Of liquor seized and cars ta-
ken t4ieharge will bear witness. The
raidings force here has been augment
ed ipS the pas. week by the addition
Of Jake Gosnell, who has proved in
the paAt that he is "Go-git-er."
On saturday last, the 14th,. Off
GERS sullivan and Gosnell caught Bud
AlewihS, Clyde AleYine, Waymon
Marsllall in the OaEway-Fair Play
sectioMof The county, placed them
underHrrest and later they were re-
leasedIon bond for appearance to an
sWer1 TO the charge Of storing and
Keeping In possession contrabapd
intoxtceting liquor The officers
found8f gallons and three quarts
at various places about tho homes Of
the men, and indications were evil
dent that several vessels of liquor
had been broken and the contents
destroyed before the officers got in
touch With them. y. -
On Suntny last, Officers Gosnell,
Sullivansand Lawless caught an Elmo
roadster on the.Long Creek road, and
the occupants, John Pitts and Katie
Pitts, his sister, with J. C.$taggers
and Arson Burch (both, khe latter
coloreH, were arrested, charged with
transp6Eting liquor. The car and its
contentEAa five-gallon keg OF liquor
--weref confiscated and brought to
the coqkty jail.
| on Sunday. morning Officers Gus.
Sulliva4ssA. w. Lawless and Jake
GoanellE Eencountered a liquor car on
the railroad bed leading from West
minsteyf to the Georgia line at about
o'cl6dk The car proved to be
Cheyrolet from Greenville. and it had
cargQpfi46 one-gallon cans Of corn
whiskeY.S The car and contents were
coniiseHed and l.. A. Payne and NJ.
., CroNer, the occupants, were ar
rested %
| On sunday afternoon the same Of
ttcers l9Sated a still in the upper por-
| tion! ,ofNthe county, destroying q 60
gallon still, about 500 gallons
OF besFAtNine gallons OF brandy WAS
found kHyA6gt3 distance from the STILL
this shseiEl Ie d sol1t No sarresta,I ,I.,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
leo Cream Supper, Chauga Church.

There will be an ice cream supper
at Chauga Baptist church on Friday
night, Oct. 10Th. The ladies are ask
cd to bring boxes to be sold to the
highest bidder. The evenings enter
tainmcnt will, begin at 7.30 O'clock.
The proceeds will be used for the
benefit Of the church.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1922-10-18
Tho Earle's Grove School

Will open on Oct. Goth. The compul-
sorry attendance law will be enforced
on Nov. goth. Parents will please
lake notice OF dates and start all
children of school age promptly.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
American Ports

BALTIMORE, May 2s-Arrived. East
SIDE Phiitsdelpeia aat Wnns6ase Ny York
Antwerp and Rotterdam via Norfolk
Santa EuleMa. Los Angeles, etc. John G
hagen via New York. CarJshoIm (swcdj,
Gothenburg via Philadelphia.
BOSTON. May 2s-Arrivcd Maravj (Br),
Preston Winifredian (Br). Liverpool Col
tic Prince lBr). Asintic ports, Nirgiiia
'Rr). New York for London. City OF Rome
savannah, Juniata- Philadelphia; Nan
tucket Baltimore and Norfolk, Everett
SeWals Point; Newton. Lamberts Point
Sailed. Caledonian (Br). Liverpool and
Manchester, keemun Br). Asiatic ports.
Lake Strymon. Charleston and Jackson
CHARLEsToN. G, May cs-Arrived
Hvdehavet Dan), New York (and pro
ceeded for Cuba(; Vacuum Mexico
GALVESTON, Tex. May cs-Arrived:
Elisha Elisha WaiNsr a, Tam9ico FL Norte. New
Munsomo, Charleston: Mexicano. Tampco
JACkSONYlLLE. May IS - Arrived
GuIf King Port Arthur. Comanche. New
Nenezqela. Sailed Grccian, Philadel phla ,
Lake EIsmere, Boston.
"a, Moh1LE III ,u, May 2s-Arrived; ophls, 81
nisla. Havana; Nico .CHond) Port Bar
NEW ORLEANS port Eads> May o5-
aqua (Hond), Port Cofez, Conde de Chur-
rura (span), Tanaplco; Corazal. Porto
Rico; Corning. Mexico Harvsster Port
Lobos Lake Savus Cabarien Cuba :
MoInus. New York; Psrismina. Tea.
sailed British Light (Br}, Port Arthur;
Choluteca (Hond), Port Cortez. Jamaica
tNlc), Kingston; LoVstakken (Nor). MORO
Castle Havana Ne~ona (Br), Tampico +,
San lose, Tea
PoRTLAND, Ne, Nay 26-Arrived: Certa
lNor), Halifax. Sailed: SChr George r
bradford trom stoninston. Me-, Newport
News
PoRTLAND. Ore, May ss--sanea: FL.
Selma City, New York Via Puget Sound
PORT TAMPA. Fla. May 2s-Arrived :
Tripp, Rotterdam Sailed Sundance
Netherland, via Jacksonville
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2s-Arrlved :
Gold Star. Norfolk. Panaman. New York :
Bearport Manila Sailed c5th Steel Sea
farer London; Saleier (Du) Batavia via
Astoria; 26th. Broad Arrow, Honskong
SAVANNAH. May 26-Arrived Mas
suda. Liverpool, Cape Romano West
coast City OF Montgomery. New York
Merrin7ack, Baltimore (and sailed for
Jacksonvtlle) Grecian, Jacksonville fand
sailed for PhIladelphia) sch Wawenock
philadelphia Sailed: Irmgrad (Ger)'
Horsons.
TAMPA, May 2s-Arrived: Sch &C
Wehrun, LaEuna; Lady Marian, Cuba
Sailed American Press, New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27

Cufstresm $50 s Hatteras MAY IS
Gulftrade 3s n Hntteras May IS
Hilton s6 g Boca Grande May 2s
IIoven lS r Sand Key May &c.
Illinois a Jupiter May 26.
Italia 20 s Jupiter May 26
J Moffett jr l1a ESE Galveston Bar
May "a
i Pew ESQ wsw Key Veg, MAY IS.
Maryland . Csryfort MAY 20
MORO Castle $40 Scotland Nv May IS
Munwood Is & Jupiter May &c
Nacata l.oos f Hattcras May -
Nsurar 206 &c Boston LN MAY %
Nelson ~ Cape Henry May 26
Noccalu lat SO SIS Ion SO On May Is.
Nora $50 WsW SAND Kcy MAY 20
Nordfarcr SN Hllsboro May 26
. r Waring l67 y Jupiter May rs
Ossinng 10 F. Tortugas May %
Paul II Harwood 50 \ Hattcrss May IS.
Porsangcr pd Hatteras May &c.
Rayo rs Jupiter May 2s.
samuel @ Brown 1913 SW Hattera. May IS.
sherman l+5 Capc Henry May 20.
standard 2l5 SW South Pass May "a.
sun "S2 n Sabine Bar May 26
Virginia 207 Jupiter May IS,
West Chatala ~ ENE Htsboro May 2s.
West Norranus lat 10 81 lon SO 50 May 2b.
William G. " trden 200 NE Jupiter May 28.
America lat a. 20 lon az 81 May rs
George Washington sd Chcrbourg II so
AN May 2f
President Adams 25s Ambrose May %.
President Monroc lat 40 40 Ion 81 May 2. S
President Van Buren, ar Queenstown go
AN May 2s
Mount Clay 3cS Ambrose May c6
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Foreign Ports
A,~.:r,1.
Arrivals

P1RAEUs, May l7-Acropoiis. Now
coNsTANr1NoPLE, May II Hog
Island. Now York
sARcELoNA. May a2-cond. witr.dA
MARSEILLES, May 22-NtooIao. ,1.aN
New Orleans -
ANTWERP, May os-somm. Grams
porD. New York. 24th Vermont (Fr1,
HoSGKoNa, May 24-Graoe Dollar
tBr>, san Francisco; 25th, Hawa,i Maru
ANONMouTH, May 24-Cornishms n
(Br), Montreal.
HAMBURG, May 25-Mount Clinton
LIVE, LlyERPooL. May :s--o1oni.n (Br),
MANILA. May 2s-stevar. Dollar. Van
couver. West Greylock. New York
TIENTS1N May 25-Unita (Nor), Az
tors. Ore.
LIZARD May rs. 40 m-(pa...d)-
Majestic (Br), New York for CherbourK
and Southampton.
YOKOHAMA. May 23-AlabAnA Maru
Gap). Tacoma for Honskong
KOBE. May 2S-lyo Maru (J.p). seat-
tie for Honghong Manda.an Maru (Jap).
Seattle.
TOR BAY May 25-Bjornefjord (NoD.
Fcrnhnd!na.
QUEENSTOWN. May 2d-Ke..uku Marn
Jap). Portland Ore, via Norfolk
HULL, May 25-Quaker. City, Baltimor.
Wis Halifax.
BRISTOL. May ,s-wens City (Br.
AvoNMoUTH May 2s-w.lshman tpr,.
LONDON, May 76-Politician (Br}. San
Francisco; 25th. Barbadan (Br) Bo,ton.
Housatonic tBr). Port Arthur. Sarrnpan
sett tBr). Baton Rouge
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Cleared

'TNNN6 ~. GafnsOnt CherooOrE. South
anlpton snd Hamburg sanderson 4 Sons,
Tanano. Hudson, San Juan ana Ponce:
Atlantic Fruit Co
Eastern Leader Pedsrson; Hull and
Columbia tB-) Walters; Glasgow VIA
Morillr Anchor Line
N!eis P Finson CDan). Olsen; Santiago;
& cuba Mat Lin.
Amelia. Gabrelson. Fort Antonio; At
lantic Fruit Co
Westerduk CDu. L.n,en; Rotterdam;
President Arthur, Kreibohrn: Queens
town and Bremen; U Lines
r. Com ms~ijne. (pt. Hartos, Cape Hayti;
Funch Edye Co.
oueenstown; White Star Line.
Finland CANDY; Antwerp via Plymouth
burg; Swedish American Line.
", borderer 30 (Br). Evans. Manchester;
spiendor GD, Lusn; ssvona or Leshorn
!. Hague
Bristol city CBr), Crink. Bristol; Cha.
Sussex lRr>. Smith. nr'-ban. and sgd
nai. Norton, Lilly.
Edith. Briggs San Juan and Ponce A
II Bull
southwe.t.rn Miller CBr>. Williamson
Commack Farta Rio Jare,ro and Buenov
Ayre. via Baltimore; Internationa. Freight
10 '0' Hiuer"on' Lon Angeles Anc ga n
Wer Boyd
Pawnee. Forrest Baltimore; Clyde Line
Al!ianca, Nelson Norfolk; Old Dominon n
transportation Co.
Lake oiiooa. Masuirs; Wilmington and
Brunswick Clyde Line.
", Nordstiernsn lNor> Kosfolo; Norfolk
Danehros DAM. Arrre..n. Norfolk
Ocean Inland s Co
Peninsular State. Fried; Plymouth Cher
oours and Bremen; Z lines
farsntia tBr), Caldwell. London; Anchor
Csxia. CBraz) Crvso.tomo P.rn.mhuco
and Sshia Via Norfolk. Lloyd BraziIe!ro
Line
Argus Humphrey; Antwerp via ct John;
Black Diamond Co
Lake Winthrop Morris Turks Island and
Monte Christi; A II Bull
Eornnolm DAM, Hansen; Ponts au Pic
T Whitney.
Bolivs.. Pae1.r. st Kite. ST Thomas, s.,
Pastores. Glenn. Havana Crtstobal and
p Limon; United Fruit Co
Fl NJ Flagler. M!chaelson; Rotterdam: r
Y Hague
NordaneriAs tD.n>. L.nn.t: cuay.quil.
Ganso and Valparaiso American Metals
Transport Co.
Kerhonkson. Simmons. Cork. Dublin and
BE fast Moore Mccormack.
Verona lNor>. Olsen, Kingston and
Baracoa Dt Giorg.o s. CO
WeslSa b;. H9wlAqa. Cardir. Avonmou,h
Janus lFr. Dupont: Alsier. and Ma
seiiles Three Star Lima
city o. s. Louis, johnson; Savannah
Schr Florence F Nader (Br). Nader.
lunenberg; Homer And PuddlnSton.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
lDstancs IS given IN miles Reports are
datsd a. noon unless otherwise speciNed1 !
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

Tbs tribune publishes daily reports
of this position of merchant vessels re-
ceiVed through tho United States Naval
Communication Service Shipmasters Of
Vessels with radio apparatus may, with
out charge, report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations In the United States
proper. Bar Harbor. Ne. (OttercNces)
cape Hatteras. \. G: Jupiter Fla
Key West, Fla. New Orleans La
These position CTR) reports should
be addressed only to tho radio station
called. and they will be forwarded 10
New York 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at noon
each day in order that they NAV be
received in time for publication.
POSITION reports can also be sent
through the stations OF tho Independent
wireless Telegraph Company. Inc, New
York City tWCGl. Baby sn. /. I
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NO charge made for n.dica, ~
surgical advice. latest newsaud wea.b.r
reports
Tho Radio Corporation of An.-ic.
Mn receive position report. throush
the following stations: Cape CO
lWCC), Siasoonnset, Mass tWSC). Eew
London, Conn. (WLCl, Cape MAJ ~
Iork, City (WNY).
Medical and surgical advice will h.
given tree through tho RADIO Coxnor.
ton OF America by the 8 PnhI,c
Health Service. o
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Internal Ice Patrol Service
Notice TO Mariners
Ry L s HydroRrapmc Office)


Wreck OF British str Andrea sunk in the
Delaware River, eastward channel 100
II below tho intersection OF Fort Miffin
Bar and Horse Shoe Ranges and about
1900 II below Channel Buoy a. in lat 80
50 45 y. lon 10 Ii As w Bow Is nigh OUT
Of water in 25i7 IT $50 It from the con
tor iine OF the channel. the stern. which
Is awash at high water, Is 2el9 #, $50 Il
from the center of tho channel
Master of Am str " II TiNord reports
that on March O. OF 10 As a m, immedi
ateIY after swinging ahip for DEVIATION
vessel touched bottom in the approach to
Chesapeake Bay in lat IS 5S \. lon IS s.
w. on the bearings, Cape Henry light
honse, ISL 80. Tall of the Horseshoe Light
vessel 2Ss Vessel drawing 10 r. 10
in. hand lead showed 20 It.
Morro Point Light. Todos Santos Bay
Mexico. In lat 81 81 y, Ion 1l6 40 80 ". is
group flashing white. With groups of ?
flashes and not occulting white as pre-
Viousiy announced has q luminous power
OF $500 candles and a visibility Of t. miles
The fixed red light on tho head Of the
south brea kwnter a Santa Rosalia. Mexico
IN lat 27 70 As \. Ion l12 is 30 W. Is vls-
ihle miles, and the fixed green light on
the head Of the north breakwater 8 miles
New-York tribune., 1922-05-27
Arrived Yesterday

-estdent Tar. Bremen May Is. south
r. Lines. with 81 cabin - third class.
pass. mails and mdse, Pier 4. Hoboken.
plymouth May ~ to Compasnie Cen.
era!e Transatlan,ique. with Is3 cabin
pass. malls and r7d,c; Pier 81. n r.
koranna (Hr>. constanza Mar 80. Com
stantInople Apr !, Kaval!a Apr To- Sco
Apr e. Palermo Apr 40 Oran May 4.
Wit 'ndse Pier .. Bush Docks BkIyn
n CAPTAIN. Fort au Prince, May 90
% West India on Co. in ballast, Per :,
Constable Hooh. y. J.
Georgia GD. Venice Apr ., Trieste Apr
-. Salonlca Apr -. orsn Apr % Malaga
Apr -. Philadelphis MAY 20, ~ Fhelp.
Bros & Co. With mdse, Pier e. Bush
Genoa Mey .. Naples May ls; 70 Fur
ness why & Go, with % first, 27s sec
and mdse Pier rs. \ R
Lake Arthur Richmond May %; 20
The Richmond & y Y S Co with rnd.o ;
civ Of St Louis Savannah, May % 20
Ocean 5 Co, with pass and rndsc Pier
81 oricn,e. Galveston. May 20. to
Southern PaciAc Co. with pas. and md,e
81 rsleo New Orleans May 81: TO
rswnce Raitmore MAJ - 70 Ciydo
= Go. WIN Nldse Eier 81. y X
est Nosska. Dundee May Q. PhNad--
phis %. TO ths Export Transportation 60.
with mtse anchored of Ray Ridge.
3 klyr
Gothia ,sw) Vera Cruz May 5. cam
peche l. Matanzas 70. Charleston "a, to
Munson Lines with mdse; anchored o~
Liberty
orient, Burgoshz May |, smyrna I 70
Oriental Navigation Co, with mdse; Pier
~ B'klyn.
Hslti, Miragoane May 10, Jacm.l l5. Aux
, a%es Is Port an Prince H. Gonaives rs
rndse Pier 4$ \ r
Motor launch Bal St John y s. MAJ
% 70 master
Bayonnc. Philadelphia May %. to Vac
uum OF co. with oil. Bayonne.
Conal Galveston May 20 to Mallory
LIN % wi,h pesT ps and mdse 1Sn Per g. M
Furness' witty 8 Co. with IS pass. mails
and mdse; Pier ~. NR
Colon. Cristobsl. Nay 10 to Panama f r
1.ine. with 100 pass malls and nldse Pier
san Juan. Boston. May 20 to y s
Porto Rico Line, with mdse: Pier SIS, Bklyn.
Bylayl Norfolk May %. 20 Pocahontas
@ Harrison Smith Halifax May % 70
r Hague. anchored of ompk!nsvills. 81
schohar- Philadelphia May %; 70
korr Line, with mdse. 67th at Bklyn
Coeucda. Baltimore, May rs. 10 Balt.-
move CO, with mdse. Pier : Army
Base Bklyn
Dromore castle ODD. Philadelphia May
Bhlyn, '''''' N'''' '''''9 w ''''' = -
severence, sa bne Ma IL; 70 Union Sui
phur Co. with mdse Columbia 81. Bklyn.
Aryan. Port Arthur, May IS; TO Texas
Co. with Oil, Bayonne, n J.
New Jersey. Thameshavcn. May 2, Rot
: rda NJ. May II to Texas Co Bayonnc ny.
Schr James w Hall. Charleston May
IA to ) A Elliott, with mdse; anchored
OF Red Hook Flats, Bklyn.