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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17
He Wouldn't Have Liked 1t.

Lou Haley lived with his widowed
mother on the old Haley homestead
and in a haphazard fashion worked
the farm and did carpenter work be-
tween spells. After his mother died
he decided to repair the old house and
then get married.
In the summer when he was work
ing on the kitchen he was keeping
company with a short, stout girl; so
when he put in new sink he set it
rather low and made the shelves to
match. Then for some reason they
stopped keeping company. LOUIS next
girl was tall and slim; so he lifted the
sink. He had just finished the work
on the shelves when a quarrel or
something put IN end ic / IS second af-
fair.
Lou said that all the rest of the
summer he was continually raising or
lowering the sink and the shelves to
accommodate his different girls. Final
ly he met Sarah Lane, buxom widow
with one small son, and, as the sink
happened to be set just the rigr.
height, Lou lost no time in counting
her. They we're married that winter.
In the course Of time two sons were
born TO them, and when the three boys
were well grown Lou was gathered to
his fathers. He left a will giving the
farm and all his property to Sarah; the
boys might shift for themselves. Then
to everyone's establishment in less than
year Sarah married again. Her new
husband was man much younger than
she and had schemed to bring about
the marriage expressly to get her
property.
The affair caused much talk in the
neighborhood, and one day a neighbor
asked Jed Thompson, cousin of Louis,
whether he thought Lou would have
given Sarah all his property il he had
known that she would have married
a man Of that sort so soon.
"Civen it to her." shouted Jed, who
was an excitable person. "Great
Scott, man, he wouldn't have diedw
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17
Singing.

Singing in the family adds greatly
to the interests of devotional exer-
cises, especially among children. 1t
makes the family altar and home cir
Gle pleasant place. The influences
of vocal music of social character
have always been very happy indeed.
Show us the family where good musc
is cultivated, where the parents and
children are accustomed to mingle
their voices together in song, and we
will show you one, in almost every in
stance, where peace, harmony and love
prevail, and where the greater vices
have no abiding places.
Perhaps she meant well, but one
must consider that he had been calling
for year, and had made no material
progress.
Henry she whispered coyly. az
had a wonderful dream last night
And what did you dream ?" he
asked with interest.
u dreamed we were married.
"Oh'-pause-" perhaps YOU
had better dream tonight that we have
separated"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

Try Register want ad for results.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

Small farm, about As acres, on the
pike, one mile from a shipp.Ag point.
Comfortable house of eight rooms,
small barn. Twenty acres of this
place in orchard, in full bearing, Don.
ular varieties
One brick house, 7 rooms. cellar.
cistern, large garden, electric lights
and necessary outbuildings.
One frame house Of 10 rooms and
large lot.
One building lot oOxe5 ,ea 4.
sirable part OF town.
Wanted, a small place in or near
Shepherdstown, two to ten acres inn.
proved or unimproved. ]. Strider
Moler. 'ue'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17
J. STRIDER MOLER
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE

A mid-western newspaper is print.
ing short installments OF the R;h,e &C
a special attraction. The editor savs
they are the most popular things that
the paper prints, and that subscribers
read the installments as eagerly 40
they would read chapters Of a popular
novel.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

Si.5O Gets the Register a year.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

$3.50 Gets the Register a Year
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17
FOR SALE

Nlne-room house on Princess street,
cellar, garden, electric lights, etc. A
good, comfortable home.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

Hairs Family Pills for construction
sl.So Gets the Register a year
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

There are men who gain noting
from a fortune except for the ear Of
losing it.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

Lot on Main street 4Ox2O3, unim
proved.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1922-08-17

Seven-room house and an acre OF
land, all necessary outbuil1ings. near
Duftelds. Fruit and plenty of water.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
S1O0 A DAY TOO MUCH
Presidential Expenses Prove Over Costly for Cuban Government- Chief Executive May Move.

Havana, Cuba, Sept, 12.-Congress is turning a deaf ear to intimations that the $100-a-day Cuban White House budget is not commensurate with the presidential cost of living,
 When the 1a22-1923 economy budget became effective last July the major domo of the palace took what he considered to be adequate steps to reduce grocery and other bills, but he was forced to announce deficit at the end Of the month of $1,400. This the president paid from his own pocket after congress had failed to heed the hint he embodied in 8 spe- cial message Far from bringing ad- ditional funds. an intimation that he might be forced to leave his ornate temporary residence for his modest home in Merro street, brought only of commendation.
 To help reduce the threatened Au- gust deficit. the staff of, aides de camp, who formerly sat at the presi- dental board, now are taking their meals elsewhere.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

be addressed 10 Henry McNamara, sb Smalley street, New Britain, Conn.
 Kid Sullivan of Brooklyn knocked out Sammy Seiger of New York In the third round Of bout at the Velo- drome last night. Danny Lee of liar lem, gave Sammy Nable who e,ter- tains aspirations for Joe Lynch's title an artistic lacing.
 / With 3l home runs to his credit. Babe Ruth again looms up as a strong possibility of carrying off the circuit hitting honors this season. It Is reported that the football squad at the New Britain High school has been reduced becauee of schola stic difficulties on part of some of the candidates. Those remaining still have last years coach with them.
 E.. Rowley, prosecuting attorney of Laporte county, Indiana, is con- templeting an action against two of the boxers who performed at Michi- gan City on Labor Day. It is a test case to determine between a boxing exhibition and a prize fight.
 Walter kopf of this city has re- ported to coach Greasy Neale at Washington and Jefferson college.
 The football season at Harvard was informally opened yesterday after noon. Regular practice work will start today with Coach Bob Fisher at the helm.
 Bantamweight Champion Joe Lynch has been matched to meet Jack Wolfe of Cleveland, at New York on Septem- Der 22, for what is known as the Junior featherweight title"
 J. Howard Berry will not coach the football quad at Pennsylvania this year. owing to a disagreement over the amount to be paid for his serv- ices
 Interest in the baseball scores for the next two weeks should show a big increase. The fact that the Tanks will i meet the Browns and other tough op- on the western trip adds greatly to the interest in the Ameri- can league pennant fight.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

teen declared themselves wet, seven dry, and five said that prohibition was not an issue in their districts. NonA of the other candidates have an. nounced their position thus far.
 Of the candidates declaring them. selves wet, three were republicans. four democrats, four socialists, and three represented the Farmsr-Labor party. Of the drys, two were repub. licans, two democrats, one a socialist and two Farmer-Labor men. Three republicans and two democrats said there was no liquor issue in their dis. tricts.
 Of the thirty-seven candidates in the ten Chicago districts and the four Chicago candidates for represeA. tative at large, twelve have announc. ed their positions, eleven declaring themselves wet. The twelfth, James M. Cahill, farmer-laborite in the eighth district, declared for enforcs- hut suggested that the amendment might be modified to some extent ito remove the feeling that it is an in. fringement upon personal liberty"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
HATH ARTILLERY
 TO BE DECORATED
Gen. PerShin6 to Present Regi-
 nent With CrOiX de Guerrc

Mitchell, s. D., Sept. 12.-General John J. Pershing will come to Mitchell September 20, to officially decorate the colors of the 147th Field Artillery with the French Croix de Guerre. At the same time, Colonel Boyd Wales, commanded the regiment during the war will be decorated.
 Recognition of Service
 The decorations are to be made in recognition of the services of the regi- ment during the breaking of the Hin denburg" Line at Juvigny of the west ern front in France. The action began Aug. 2S, 1918 and lasted until Septem- Der 6. The 147th Field Artillery was ordered to eliminate German machine gun nests in the vale before Juvigny and later those along the Tserny- Sorny road to the east. The work of
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

Stevens, Ky.-Sergeant Samuel Woodfll, proclaimed by General Pershing as the greatest hero of the World War, is working here as a car penter on the government dam in an effort to pay the mortgage on his home at F't. Thomas Ky
 To do this, Woodfll was granted three months leave of absence from his army duties, He expects to use the entire proceeds of his labor to lift the mortgage. He is getting $6 day.
 Application has been made by Lieu tenant Colonel Fred G. Turner of Ft, Thomas, for the promotion of Wood fill to the rank of warrant officer. This would enable him to retire on s160 a month, The rank is just be-
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Blanchette-Zieger Wedding
 To Take Place October II

Mir. and Mrs. stephen Zieger of S21 Elm street have announced the ap- preaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Mary E., to Thomas J. Blan- chette of 3o5 East Main street. The marriage will take place on October II. MT. Blanchette is well known in athletic circles in this city, being a baseball player of considerable ability.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

the regiment and of the 32nd Division of which the 147th was a part, brought citations by General Mansuin commanding the Tenth French Army and in charge of operations in the sector.
 Others Decorated
 Other regiments of the division re- ceived their decorations at the hands of General Manguin, but through an oversight the 147th was left out. There were four artillery regiments in the division, and this being unknown to the official who made provision for the decoration ceremonies, only three regiments were ordered to participate When 1t was discovered that no pro- vision had been made to decorate the 147th colors, the Freuch government communicated with the United States secretary of war. When negotiations were completed the regiment was back home and demobolized. The decorations for the regiment were for warded to the secretary of war; who has instructed General Pershing to confer the decorations.
 >crvicenfen to Attend
 William A. Hazie, adjutant general of South Dakota, who served as lieu tenant colonel of the 147th during the war, will participate in the ceremonies and has invited all former members of the regiment and all former serv- ice men in the state to attend.
 The regiment was organized in Oc- toher 1917. The regiment was then in camp at Camp Greene Charlotte, N. c. as part of the Fourth South Dakota Infantry. Two batteries of the regi- ment were of the Oregon National guard, the balance being South Dako- ta men and replacements.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

J. Howard Berry will not coach the football quad at Pennsylvania this year. owing to a disagreement over the amount to be paid for his serv- ices.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
Much Ado About Nothing.

If you find roaches don't let it bother you-Royal Guaranteed Roach Powder will soon get rid of them be- cause it is so made that when the large ones walk in it they live just long enough to carry it to their holes where the young are also destroyed as they hatch, Try it, 10c and 25c. Sold and guaranteed by Dickinson Drug Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

Tuo hase hits. Powell, Kelly. Bancroft .hr,. base hits Powell, Stengel; stolen hases. Gibson; sacrifices, Watson, Young Kelly; left on bases, New York '. Boston k. base on balls off Scott ,, of watson l. off Rraxton 2; struck out, ny scott I, D. Watson l, by Braxton mus, ot off watson in 3 Ia innings of Braxton in innings. off McNsmara i in 2-a inning: wild pitch Scott; winning pitcher Hiu; losing pitcher Braxton; umplres sen telle and Mccormick; time, l'4o'
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
SALONIKI WORRIED

Rome, Sept. 12.-The population of Saloniki, fearing disorders on account of the tension between the antakon- istic elements caused by the Turkish victories is decard by the TribuAa to have asked that their city be oceu- pied by Serbian troops.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
GIANTS INCREASE
 LEAD FOR PENNANT
(Continued From Preceding Page)

V. Barnes, p. ....... 0 0 0 o 0
 35 l2 o7 IS 2 Boston ................... 600 900 o42-s New York ............ POP oo, lox-7 Two base hits, Bancroft ?, Roser, Pow ell g home run, Kelly; stolen bases, Ban croft, Friseh; sacrifices Cunningham; double plays. Groh, Frisch and Kelly; Bancroft and Kelly; Frisch, Bancroft and Kelly; left on bases New York :, Boston s: bases on balls, of Marquard ?, off Ryan 1, off Coo ney 1; struck out. by Marquard 1; hits, off MarQuard 12 in innings, of J. Barnes 10 In 2-3 innings, off V. Barnes none In 2-3 inning off Cooney none in l inning, off Ryan in s-s inning; winning pitcher. J. Barnes; losing pitcher, Mayquard; umpires, Mccormick and Sentelle; time. 1:4s.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

Bantamweight Champion Joe Lynch has been matched to meet Jack Wolfe of Cleveland, at New York on Septem- ber 22, for what is known as the Junior featherweight title"
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

Anyone who saw that crowd at St. Mary's field last Sunday and then got the report of the paid admissions, will not be among those to agree with the Park City scrivener.
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12
ILLINOIS FOR "WE7S"
Candidates Have Announced Their Attitude Towards Prohibition With Majority Against It.

Chicago, Sept. 12.-About one third of the candidates in Illinois for con- gress have announced their attitude toward prohibition. Of these, four
New Britain herald., 1922-09-12

The use of cocaine as an anaesthe- tic was discovered by pure accident in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Freight Ships Due
Duo To-day


saucon. Hartiepooi, Oct 81. !. .Lyses Bros
Belgian, Manchester. Nev 3,
Nev York. Rotterdam, oct 81, n /. Harus
Modlg, Bremen. Nov /.
American Metals Transport Co
Loushboroush' A&In,. Oct q;
Exeter city. rowey, Nov s.. ensss .chss : rsiil GG
pipestone county.L Dunairk Noy e.
uoosac, London, Oct 81. Furress- why
Knut Jarl birmingham. Nov l. 8 stray
sslsam sslaaas pab.n; Noy Moore Mecermcak
West Lashaway. Almeria. Nov 8.
Mallory Transport Line
Due Tomorrow
suruga, Union Bay, 3 c. Oct 2s.
Hcfron, Honolulu. Oct 8. Mallory II Trans a CO Co
Black Diamond Line
NJ Elliott, Copenhagen, Nov CIR 1. Hague
Due Thursday
kathlambs Gibraltar, Nov 6.
Norfolk Range. Leith. Nov O.
w Luckcnbach. Los Angeles. Nov /.
Luckenbach Line
Due Friday
Anaconda, Antwerp, Nov 10,
Arrnando. Messtns. Nov 2,
Port Albany. London. Nov o.. "
Tuuch Edye & Co
North American. Cristobal. Nov 49,
American Metals &, Transport Co
Runa, Baracoa Nov H.. Atlantic Fruit Co
Due Saturday
Archer. Hamburg, Nov 10. Barber 8 s Lines
Casper, Santos. Nov @ Inter Freight Corp
Colaner. Bordeaux, Nov II.
Cosmopolitan Line
Barber Lines
Maine, London, Nov 13,.Auantlc Trans Line
Due Sunday
Esther Dollar, Genoa, Nov ST.. Dollar Lines
KuIneric, Boston Nov rs.
Houlder. Weir G. Boyd |
Due Monday
City OF Bristol Gibraltar Nov ..
Norton, Lilly 6 Co |
Katrina Luckenbach. Colon, Nov lS
Luckenbacll 6 s. Co |
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Cleared

6erengaria (Br), Smith; Cherbourg and
southampton; Cunard S 8 Co
ocnr Marshal Foch G5r), Gildut; I,unen-
ouEs r. Whitney 81 Co.
nard 8 S Co. C"-
Hoiendam (Du), Van walraven; Piv1,-
G.ae. ''iiO "a iiiei 'ca
schr Amy G Mexican (Br), Hilton; Hall
IaX; Gilmartin g. Co.
Woldengham {Br), Mclean: Havana
Munson Line.
Erholm (Nor), JohanesseD: Walton. :,
e Whitney & Co.
Jefferson, Hursley: Norfolk; OLD DO.
rninion Transportation Go, Nv
>, Maple johnson; Philadelphia; Hal-
SoSsthland, ssSt Gail; Boston; Eastern s Co.
Amboy; j F whitney 8 co CO. peh'2' Perth
Virginia Express johnson: Richmond,
Richmond & N g S Co
Cunard Co. 0'0'''
=. Maraval (Br,. Matheson; Granada Trim
iaad ana Demerara; Furness, Witty & co,
=, Tuscarora lBrl. Hart; Birkenhead and
Manchester; N NJ Smith
Hague. ~ -
Hague. ~
Arapahoe, pevereaux; Charleston and
Jacksonville; Clyde 8 s Line
ern s Co A'Aa'"
: Pehnadelphia, Lecr; Baltimore; Clyde
= Ampetco Belg>, verstiohlen; Antwerp;
r l. Hague. 't''
Fort st George tBr}. Jeffries; Hami1.
ton; Furness, Witty e. Co
" II Libby, Thompson Baton Roure.
r I, Hague. eV'
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Foreign Ports
tBy Mail)

vi, "A a ,.BoRG, Nov 14-sa;,ed. CO..
"II,n1r;lnSgt9n !, ~ and New Orleans 'oa'1}'
cot ~ Cl1A, Nov l6--SaiIed: r,oc,.a,
johns 's5Tsqasiiie spd Ias u, ciialour GBrS. 3,
Larrinasq Isri q, fiaasod, Is; t:smon d .
sc9r Alico May Davenpopt In port Is,
tprI - I "a D. Nov l7--sailed. vic..,,A
ton ne leAas City; schrs Frances n Wo,n
Johns; Patn tnnilnGsstS9n;,D . Ri,chie lBrl 81
SssoVereign (Brl, IngraIrport NHr1. Nassau;
~ ~. Schf' Edith Dawson fBr, I,r,S 80, - NoV
~ 1NeT York. Cleared: schr .Innn sygIl e%r,es
w, Grand Bank ''~0 Mchay
'h1rn 1a SJap>. Valparaiso Via Vac 'sa tAnyo
Moiinndao' u Noy 12--Salled: SaYia -,
faigsf GinATHAM lxa,, y I p. Nov s5-satod: IRA
}Norj lteiand @ yiu iiIe's1S: s1Gna, joaanee Dybwad
=, MONTREAL, Nov ,s1-.k .r,daa :, b.
1eath eah g Br1, Quebec: I.ord s.ra ssoIssoin tI,
south sSyrney; Srr,, Sailed. Ia Kaduna NNJSra 'Brl
ester ester tBr'. Bern1uds; ~ Nanda amssiian al, For
can,nb anns In port 49, Modena tNopl' ~ o.
no, PORT ALFRED. Nov ,5-sa,,.s 49,,
DON. ~ Europe; ~ Donaira (Brj. Lon
tal1 htaarmore DR. Boston. t eearriyed esi,aied sahr
thia farrs9oro rifr,t Cleared Is, Schr oSoan S0a
STavsN vG'ltI1n; NIT; New York. oSu-
ham. RersenE' rs1AE' Nov ie--saiied: Bel,ny-
~ SYDNEY, G d, Nov 1s-Ar,,,..
traa, llaa tNor2; Wabana; LinTnoor 1Rrl i.g ip.ag-
frop,, Aor Marseiiies Sailed Jssnza t1as ~ 1of,
(Br5 ouebee J,3Dereai for Fen.a Bockenaffsal,aa fsl n
SNor} NelS}T9sRiA, sln 49, Mer t2-saiied La uabran
Dail9n hi9nh' Nov lo--sa.led: West Farslon
, NJ; "a MsA;zAcTLANp. cr. Nov l4-saiea. Net,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Radio Corp. of America

| position at noon distance Ia miles unies
| otherwise stately
America 9 AM GMr at Chesbourg New 20
Anaconda $50 ESD Cape Race nov H.
| Archer o27 e Ambrose Nov 70: 80
Rirkenhead II 8 Fowey Rocis Nov ls'
Bethore ioo $ Capes Maysi Nov 10.
Brenta 100 s New York < NOV . 10, ~. "a
! Occur d Alene 1890 Ambrose Nov 10.
| Champion Anderson So N Hntteras Nov 20
Chebauiip IL Sc Cape Henry NOV CSVsr+ ~; 49,,
| Nov 30.
FL capItsn 1s4 WV in,ss san Jusn Mo2 N9S 9y 10
Etfna 81 Sombrero Nov 10. =
Ecuador $50 8 Havana Nov 10.
magic $40 NNE crlstobal Noy ~ 90
Eastern Prince 27S sE by Il sand Hook
Edseh!l sos 2 ambrose Nov 20:
Frederick Ewing ia " sand Key Nov 10.
Georgian 36s $ New York Nov 90;
Geo Washington 1904 f Ambrose Nov 20.
Harrison smith $50 II Colon Nov 10.
ieffron 30 s Diamond Nov 20.
Independence Hall l,3s9 e Ambrose Nov 10,
] Moffett Jr 165 WNW Tortugas Nov 49,
John D Rockefeller $50 E Nantucket
Kennecott 500 NV Balboa Nov 10.
Key West 60 from New York PM Nov 90
Livingstone Roe S,2s6 e Ambrose Nov TO-
Lake Stryfnon 314 NNE Diamond Nov 90,
Lampasas 16s Ambrose Nov 90.
Mayari as6 Nantucket Nov TO-
Mount Clinton 2.s00 It Ambrose Nov 10.
Marore 26s Nantucket Nov 49,
Matura f,044 SSE Sandy Hook Nov 10.
Nunisla 1866 S Boston Nov 90,
Matinicock 1856 s 81 w Diamond Nov 90
Muskogee 25 s. Dlamord Nov 90
Munamar 264 Scotland Nov 90.
Ma rtinique $50 8 Scotland Nov go
Maracaho 2S2 6 Diamond Nov go.
New Britain Is0 K Cape Henry Nov 20,
Nordhayet lat Ss 10 lon "a 80 Nov 90.
Nora 80 n Diamond Nov 20.
Philadelphia lis s San Juan Nov TO-
Paul Shoup sos S Delaware Breakwater
Nov 49,
President Roosevelt sos r Ambrose Nov 30.
Polarine so N Diamond Nov 20
Reliance 2,l3l Ambrose Nov 10 $
Robert Hopkins 2,745 s San pedro
surusa 81 ssyv Cape May Nov 10.
Santa Rosa 155 SSB Charleston Pai
Salvation Lass lat 81 81 lon 90 IL Nov %.
Sucrosa $50 = Jupiter Nov 49,
San Benito 426 SW Nantucket Nov 10
Socony q 29S sW Diamond Nov 10.
samuel Fuller $ Carysfort Nov 10.
Sabine Sun 337 NE Colon Nov 10.
Shooter Island 497 L by n Sandy Hook
Nov 60. 0N
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
DRpe. I, q, .so 20, . Ambrose Nov as.

Goppet 43e " Ambrose Nov ne.
Siboney 75s s Scotland Nov 20.
Binnsdyk SO E Ambrose Eoy 20.
City of st jeaeph sS3 II Ambrose Nov 20
ERua LA N Jupiter Nov 90
EdKeneid ieIn0 ID Cane Hatteras Nov 80.
United states 1860 u Ambrose Nov go.
presidsnt RaoAeYeit sos Il Ambrose Nov 90
MshrekehdA 1.sal II Ambrose Nny 20.
President Adams e,1hn E Ambrose Nov 90
Nesta 2s5 sW Diamond Nov ! 0.
Y w Van Dyke 30 SSH BrunswiciS Nov H.
S~iftarrow left Providence AM Nov 20
soboharle 3o9 ENE Cape Henepe Nov 20
ormidalc a p Block Island Nov 20.
Guardsman passed Five pathom Bank
Nov 90
Kay West IS E Ambrose 3:+6 PM Nov 20
West Hobnmae j S Brenton Reef Nov 90
Auaabie pnsaed Diamond Nov 30.
Brenierton 1.gT5 ENE Cape Henry Nov 90.
Flordian lis n Ambrose 5 PM Nov 20
Heffron passed Diamond PM Nov ~.
Norma SO s Scotland Nov 20.
swiftscout 5st S Block Island Nov 20,
Surinam ite3 s Ambrose Nov 20.
Sahalc t.235 u NHntucket Nov 20.
Vincent g3S 10 Ambrose Nov 20.
West Norranus 3B5 s Cape Race Nov 20
WehiBa sos from Ambrose Nov 20.
West Hematite towed b7 Saucoa tSo Ne
Bermuda Nov 20.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Dangers TO Navigation

- y = Us geographic Officel
Ncrta At!Sntie Ocean off the Anarics ?,
tl5s following DISTINCTIONS were re-
.ed NcN ;, TAT - 81 fou SO 50 aereiiet
alth decks awasii. Monterey; Nov Is lat
~ IL len - se. obstruction, 60 feet long
9esefahltng & ship bottom up Nov 10 "a
miles sW OF the Passes American str Nola
Was abandoned an fire; Nov 8, lat 10 50
lon 10 a6. log 90 seet long feet In al
amster, Hawaiian: Nov 1a. miles sga
degrees from Hesid Bank Gas BUOY
parsed black can buoy. Shenandoah:
Soy Z. lat 10 s5 Ion rs - log rs sses long,
Aloag tho oversee routa the following
obstruction WAS reported: Oct So lat "a 30
soa 4s 20, ahteet eco feet long awash.
Southeastern Miiler.
Ice Rep9rts~-Ice has heea reported as
fciiowg SoE is, lat tt15 II loa 81 o. large
iceberg, Balffc, Nog a7 tat 81 50 Ion 4T
teeberg aeoat rs sect leuE i5 feet high
danchIiia &cF - ist ~ eS Ion 90 a.
ieeberE a81 feet 3plsg IS fsst high PTssi-
dsaf Menroe.
The sssRadf9a Stg-sI Service seqc-t sd
- ia f3se aRpr1as sbes 10 and IN the Strait
~ Bste}els ar follows: Br IT Gabotls Nov
u. eaa . :nsiaEs south ftrne) from ne
s9Gkn assd ~ Bette Isle. PASSED three fee
etgst ~ ST. NfcEia. NOV II. between
: else stK-d CARR Norman. s.ass one fne-
fe'sr stzs4 ard stso snsAli icehsrga; Bale
's.s, &aF u. 1eEe lssbssss sH sight