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Latonia Results.

FIRST RACE.-For three-year-oids and up
ward: claiming; purse. 81 500; six furlongs;
S4.20. won; wayward Lady. "a COwensp :.
~ 90 and x4.60, second: Bullion, 112 (Fieidss.
$40, third. Time. 10 3-5. Sewell Combs.
Honor Man, Rapid Day, Ben Bolt and
Green Gold also ran.
SECOND RAcE.-For thrce-year-oids and
upward: claiming; purse. 81 500; one mile
and an eighth. Legal. III CIV. Pooh, 81.
Moore aa $50 4 snd ss5o sseons oSonsf'' f1yns
Prince, % (Owens). $3.40. third. Time.
:53 90, Grace Daugherty, Escarpolette.
ran
THIRD RACE.-The Verona purse: for two
year-olds; colts and geldings; maidens !:
allowances: four and a half furlongs. Ed
Pendleton, lis (Barrett), $3.50, 1910 and
$40. won: Banner Bearer, lis Fieldsl
$3.50 and 81 so. second Mayor Carroll, lis
tConnelly). $3.50 third. Time, 80. Renee
law. Glencoiex. Kent l.. and La Orb also
FOURTH RACE.-The Erlanger purse; for
three-year-olds and upward: Claiming
PTTss sa. 10 oss 20 me nea Tulalp u 1e
Jouett. fos CIV. Pooh, S3.40 and $3.50. sec
ond: Sands Of Pleasure. lib oGarner),
$3.50, third, Time. 80 As. Janku. Saga
nook, Wapti and Adonis also ran.
FIFTH RACE.-The Inaugural Handicap; for
three-year-olds and upward; 5000 added !;
one mile and a sixteenth. Lady Madcap
liz (GarDer). <f1 80. $3.50 and $3e0, won; (;
Parader. 104 (F. SMITH. s30so aud SIS.
second: Minto IL. 1i0 O5arrett). $3.50.
third. Time, ~ 20. Cherry Tree, Mar
jorie Hynes,, Rouleau and F'irebrand also
ran.
SIXTH RACE. .--F'or two-year-olds; claiming;
purse. $1,000: four and half furlongs.
Punta Gorda, 10 (Conneliy), $40. $3.50
and s2.2o. won; Hughes Graham. 1I0 CBar-
rett). s2.40 and S2.20. second Pavlowa.
los tGarner). $2.20. third. Time, O:54 rs.
Veima NJ, Go, Billy Bern and Paula also
ran.
SEVENTH RAcE.-For three -year-olds ami
upward; claiming: purse, 81 500; one mile
ana an eighth. Cheer Leader, 107 CIV
PooD, ~, $4.60 and So, won; Biddledee. i07
tkennedy), x5.40 and 81. second Nurture.
l0i tOwens), Si.20, third. Time, :53 2-5
Tulsa, Penwel. Virgo, wadsworth's Last
and Black Thong also ran.
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SAILED.

Str Alllanca. Norfolk; Birls (Nor). Rio
Janeiro. &c. via Philadelphia; Socony. Bos-
ton: Munplace. Vera Cruz, &c; Lenape,
Charleston and Jacksonville; Mauretanla
(Br), Southampton; Maraval (Br). Grenada.
&C. Porsanger tNor). Montreal, &c; West
Lashaway. Baltimore; Cantigny (transporD
Antwerp: City of st Louis. Savannah.
strs Nordhav (Nor). Norfolk; Thorsdal
CNor), Newport News; Baracoa. Port au
Prince and Kingston; Gulfprince.~ Port Ar
thur.
Tug virzinian. towing barge (passed
out Quarantine at 1928 PM).
Sailed 5th, str Capitaine Maurice Eugene
CFr). Philadelphia.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday. June 8. 1922, at s AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and sixteen hundredths (3016) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-six (769) millmeters. Captains of all
vessels now lying in near the ports of
New York apd Brooklyn can advantageously
use the above official data for observing,
whether their own barometers require any
considerable correction or adjustment.
wind at Sandy Hook, 8 PM. calm: partly
overcast; smooth sea; visibility. 8 miles.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BALBOA. May 3i-sailed. str Remus
(Nor). Corinto. &C.
GUANTANAMO. Juno 1-Arrived. str Hell
COY (Norp. New York. &C.
HAVANA, May 2S-Arrived, strs West Me-
ris, New Orleans and Port Arthur; sydfold
Arrived june i. str Phonix CDan) Philadel-
pbfa.
Sailed 30th. strs Reina Maria Cristina (sp) /.
vigo via ports; Maasdam Dutch, Vera
Cruz; Holsatia (Ger), do; Munisla. Car
denas.
Sailed June I. strs Selma tger). Vita:
Middeham Castle (Br). Antilla.'
Sailed "a. PM. str Christian Michelsen
(Nor). Chaparra (to load for New York;.
HULL. May 25-Sailed. str Idaho (Br),
New York.
LAGUAYRA, June 1--sailed, str Prins
Frederik Hendrix Dutch. New York VIA
MONTREAL, June 4--saied str Keiso-
moor (Br), Wiramicfi.
NUEvITAs. May 3o-Arrived. str Fredens-
bro DAM, Antila.
Sailed I'd. str Mundale. New York.
QUEBEC. June 3-Sailed, str Springfield.
Hamburg and Antwerp.
ST JOHN, NIB, June 3, PM-Arrived. str
Times (Nor). caIbarien.
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Dangers to Navigation.
CAPE RACE, NF. June 6-Three icebergs
are in sight from this station to-day.

CAPE RACE. NF. June 6-Three icebergs
are in sight from this station to-day.
[Reported to the Photographic Office.l
June 3. lat 80 81. Ion 73 90. passed a spar
about 40 feet long-Str Moffett, Jr-
June 2. lat 81 40. Ion "A 81, passed spar
about 2 feet In diameter, painted white, pro-
jecting about 20 feet out OF water-Str
Hardaway.
May 27. Lat SO s5. lon rs 05. saw spar
about feet in diameter. standing upright
and projecting about 10 feet out OF water
u King.
May a. lat 36 20. Ion 75 o4. passed spar
projecting about II feet out of water-Str
Gulf of Mexico.
May 10. lat Sc %. Ion "A 81, passed a spar
buoy marked ''7',i May 26. lat % A, lon
so 20. passed a red can buoy marked 81
Str 0 Waring.
May 81. lat "a 10, Ion SO -, passed a steel
feet In diameter and 20 feet long, projecting
about 2la feet out OF water-Str Nora.
June .. lat Al II. Ion 40 40, .wseckage-U S
Coast Guard cutter Tampa.
May IS, lat 81 90, Ion 36 SO. passed red
can buoy. partly covered with marine growth
Str Emergency Aid.
Tho following radiograms were received
from the II Coast Guard cutter Tampa :
June 4. position, lat 43 10, Ion so 03. an
chored, fog continued delaying search: pres
ont warning keep south OF lat AZ 80, be-
tween meridians 40 and 81. June 8, position,
lat 43 10, lon so 03, anchored; fog continues
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COLLECT SHIPMENTS RESUMED.
Pre-War Practice Appears Again
I'm Shippers Market.

revival Of tho prewar practice of
shipping ocean freight collect is gaining
rapid headway II was learned yesterday.
During the war. when steamship lines
were able to make their own terms, II
became universally the practice for the
shipper to settle the freight bill In ad-
vance. Now the necessity Of collecting
freight money from the consignee Is be-
ing again placed on the shoulders Of the
ship operator.
United Kingdom and Far East trades
are mentioned as especially affected by
the return to the old system. Now that
there is a shippers market, II is said. n
shipping company In most instances cam
not refuse TO make the collection, even
though 1t may involve costly delays and
litigation
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Continued from Preceding Page.

City or Flint 120 f Cape Henry 9TH.
Soms, Element oas smith -i I5 3 Jupiter @ 9Th.
currier 76 n Hatteras 9th.
D3annedaike ia ai,,s 1.1sS w Lizard Head sth.
David McKelvy 230 w Sand Key 9th.
Deuel 1890 Z Boston light 9th.
z r Kemp 40 N Tampico 9th.
Eastern bsssa' bnsn s5i Ui5 Ambrose Ass'is ' Sth
EDWARD IsS var l poheny III sW Tertusas 9Th.
u 9Sass's 9riease 5 ) 5uDissr iisR,'srn s'n. e'A'
Eassnss TSsysr iSDissr 49, 40 Esr Sabine bar 9Th.
l'ranllin X Land 81 w Sand Key 9th.
Gufoil So sW Hatteras 9Th.
6uifstream 20 w Sand Key 9Th.
Gulftrade s8 Z Sand Key 9th.
i Folger a 80 Jupiter 9th. e
Hers Herbert &c g Wylie ie7 NV Tamgico 9Th.
innoko l 4ol z Ambrose l. v 9TH
J Gordon 636 T. Ambrose l. v 9Th.
James McGee 100 Wsw Sand Isey 9Th.
!ohn ID Archbold 81 WSW Sand Key 9th.
Joseph NJ Cudahy "a Z Havana 9Th.
Josiah Macy 80 NE Jupiter 9th.
Liberty Clio 2.465 Delaware Breakwater
5th.
Lio lis NE Bermuda 9Th.
NJ f Elliott IA Il Sand Key 9Th.
Mundale 55 N Hatteras 9th.
Munisa 1893 Sc Mobile bar 9th.
New Jersey 90 Hatteras 9th.
Mobiles $50 NE Hatteras 9Th.
occidental 270 Z Port Lobos 9Th.
Ossa 100 E by Cape May 9Th.
Pastores 296 N Colon 9th.
Pennsylvania "A e Sand Key 9Th.
President Taft 1,231 L Ambrose l. V 9Th. .
Quistconck lat 80 81, lon 46 9th.
hayo So SW Hatteras 9th.
Samuel Q Brown 1876 ENE Mata Redonda
9th.
San Bias 430 N Colon 9Th.
Sapinero 81 Miami 9th.
Saramacca 173 Contoy Island 9th.
Seaconnet Is SW Mohican Island 9th.
Sinsinawa 1.726 i Ambrose L " 5th.
Swfteagle SO SW Cape Sable 9TH.
Texas 678 NE Bermuda 9th.
Tulsa /, ,44l NE Hatteras 18th.
w G TeagIe $50 SW South Pass 9Th.
w M Irish 116 WNW Sand Key 9Th.
West Chatala lat SO 10, Ion 81 OF 9TH.
Wheeling Mold ,030 L Ambrose l. v 9Th.
VIM Boyce Thompson 525 L Cape Henry 5th.
William Green 252 K Tampico 9Th.
Wilscox lat 80 81, Ion 50 80 9TH.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
TBy Telegraph. /

ABERDEEN. Wash. June J-saned, str
Cape Henry. Astoria.
BOSTON, Mass. June b-Arrived, strs City
of Benares (Br), Calcutta. &c; North Wind.
Norfolk.
Arrived stf, s,rs Belgian OBr). Liverpool:
vasconia Or), London; Calvin Austin. New
York; Melrose, Sewalls Point; schr James
@ Hamlen, Jacksonville.
Arrived 9th. schr Gladys NJ Taylor. Prom
ised Land.
Cleared 9Th, strs Louisiana (Nor). Ha-
vana: Ontario. Philadelphia; Macabi (Br),
Preston schrs Swan fBr), Beliveau Cove; /;
Peaceland (Br), Parrsboro.
Sailed Attn, tug Thos York, towing barge
Robert Hughes for Gloucester.
Sailed 9TH, tug Chas 7 Gallagher, Canal,
towing barges Albany and Troy. New York
Sailed 9Th. strs Hampden. Norfolk Calvin
Austin, New York; II Il Dmock, do; Louis
lana (Nor). Havana: Gloucester, Norfolk
and Baltimore. Wind Mt Highland Light SW.
20 miles thick and raining smooth sea.
BALTIMORE. Md, June 6-Arrived. strs
Manchester Merchant tBr). Manchester via
Philadelphia; Vildfugl lNor), Port Maria; ;
zenon ffrr) Dunkirk; Standard. Port Lobos:
Santore. Norfolk
Cleared 9Th. strs Bowden (Nor) Port An
tonic: Essex, Jacksonville via Savannah:
Nantucket, Boston.
sailed 9Th, sfrs Gerry 1taD. Trieste via
Jacksonville. Milton, Esbjerg Runa (Nor) !.
Port Antonio Eclipse, Yokohama via New
York; East sides Copenhagoni Christian
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CLEARED.

Str Calico (Br). Jones. Hull (generaD-
Ellerman's Wilson Line.
Str Independence Hall, Leerberg,> Rotter-
Gam (general)--Cosmopolitan Shipping Co.
Str st Paul, Lewis, Hamburg via Plymouth
and Cherbourg (generaD-American Line.
Naples. &c (generaD-Phelps Bros q Co.
Str Archer, Selness. Yokohama, Yonkaichi.
&c. via Savannah and Panama Canal (gen-
eraD-Barber Steamship Lines.
Str Cape Romain. Frerichs. Los Angeles,
San francisco. &c via Philadelphia and Pam
anna Canal (generaD-Atlantic. Gulf and
Str Mary. Goodman, Turks Island. Puerto
Plata. &c igenerap-A H Bull 4 co.
Str Firmore. Bangs. Daiquiri tbailasD- =
Ore Steamship Corporation.
Str Carrillo. Smith. Kingston. Cristobal.
&c (general) United Fruit Co.
Str Munplace. Lum. Vera Cruz and Tam
Str Cananova. Krantz. Port Antonio (bal-
lasD-Atantic Fruit Co.
Str o A Knudsen (Nor) .-KolSto, Matanzas
(balast)-Munson Steamship Line.
Str J A Bostwick, McGerty, Galveston
(balasD-R L Hague.
West (generaD- Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Lenape, Kemble, Charleston and Jack
sonville tgeneraD D-Cyde Steamship Go.
news GbalashBenSSn aHssaS SSt fsoS Boyesen s~p0r'
Str Nordhav CNor). Evenson. Norfolk (bal-
lasD-Furness. Witty & Co.
celona and Lisbon). Baltimore (residue)-C
d Mallory G. Co.
Str John Rockefeller, Stocker. Philadel-
phia (ballasD-R l. Hague.
Str Porsanger tNor), Lund. Montreal via
Sydney (ballasD-Geo Heliesen. Inc.
Str Delaware, Robinson. Portland (generaD
Eastern Steamship Corporation. 1 t4
Str Norwalk, Croweli. Boston s(generaf =
Eastern Steamship Corporation. 81
Str North Land. Foster (frst officer)
Boston (generaD-Eastern steamship Corpo-
ration.
Str New Hampshire, johnson (first Of
ficer). New Bedford (generaD--New England
Steamship Co.
Schr Hiram d Mclean (Br), Livingston.
Halifax fcement)--c;imartin & Co.
Barge Andrew Mcdonald Nickelson. Wind
sor, Ms (ballast)-J + Whitney & Co.
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Winds OFF the Atlantic Coast.

Hatteras to Key West-Modefate south and
southwest winds: partly cloudy Wednesday.
East and West Gulf OF Mexico-Moderate to
east and southeast winds and weather partly
cloudy Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and wlndward Passage
Moderate variable winds, mostly easteriy,
and generally Sair weather Wednesday,
,,,hest - win3. yeather nsr,i souu c,hu adu
Wednesday.
Sandy Hook TO Hatteras--Moderate soutl,
and southwest winds; weather partly cloudy
"Wednesday.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits--Moderate east
and southwest winds; weather partly cloudy
Wednesday.
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'P' for Tiger Junior Oarsmen,

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York IIERALn
PRINCETON. n. J.. June 6.-Members
OF the Junior varsity crew which won
IT'S event for Princeton la the Henley
regatta, have been awarded varsity
"Ps' by special vote of the under
graduate athletic committee. The men,
bers of the crew are c. L. Austin, u. T.
Bradley, F. Il. Burke. G. w. Burnham,
r. w. Laidlaw. p. ID. Moser, r. s. New
lin, +. L. Page and Capt. j. r. Pirie
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Baldwin Won by On Watch;'
Bouquetto New Hampshire
Max Hirsch Saddles Two Winners and Sande Rides
Both in Feature Races Over Sloppy Track
at Belmont Park.

two from his barn. would finish one-two
in the four and half fnrlongs event
and supported them accordingly They
reckoned without Contact. with which
Cliff Robinson relieved Cheapside of the
pace at the elbow to draw out and wip
by three lengths.
Saddle and Boots, neglected at 20 to 1.
despite Laverne Fator's presence in the
saddle. proved the days biggest surprise
by getting up in the closing strides under
rousing ride to overtake Irish Brisa
dier. stablemate of Norwich running
in the Fred Burlew colors.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07

Bouts of the Week
THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
Broadway r.. A.-BrookIyn College Club
amateur boxing tournament.
102d Medical Regiment Armory-baruey
Kelley vs. Charley Picker, 12 rounds
Forty y-seventh Regiment Armory-Eari
Corbett VS.. Paul Piers0n, IL rounds.
Bayonne A. A.-Frankie Genaro vs.. Ed
die Lynch, l2 rounds.
FRIDAY.
Surf A. c., Coney Isiand-Kid Sullivan
vs.. Eddie Brady, 12 rounds.
Ocean Park A. A., Long Branch-JOhnny
Drummic vs.. Johnny Carroll, 1s rounds.
SATURDAY.
Rink 8. C.-Eddie O'Dowd vs.. Johnny
Cannon, IL rounds.
greensboro Stadium-Babe Herman VS..
Paekey O'Gatty, l2 rounds.
Ninth Regiment Armory-Charlie Spiel
man vs.. Lee Wedo, IL rounds.
Commonwealth :. C.-Fraukie jerome vs..
Harry Martin, 10 rounds.
The New York herald., 1922-06-07

express trains started East carrying silk
valued at 81. ,00J. as follows: Milwaukee,.
q cars from str Manila Maru; Northern
Great Northern. 10 cars from str Yokohama
Maru.
VANCOUVER, Be. June 6--Str Eastern
Prince (Br) broke two propeller blades by
striking submerged pile while entering the
harbor from Seattle Monday.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NF. June 6-Barometer az
noon, 30.12 inches; wind. II. fresh breeze !;
weather. fine: temperature. 4s deg Fahr.
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onnecticut-Connecticut River-The Light
house Service announces South Glastonbury
front range light was rebuilt and relighted
June /.
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

gether with sixty founders. o. w. Uiirich
and 9. ,. Steward got $50 founders to-
Eether. Pete Young had two blacks aud
fifty-six founders. Mr.. jacobson had two
blacks and forty-eight founders. All those
aboard were well supplied with founders
This was the last trip OF the season TO these
grounds for the Sea Pigeon, as she will run
henceforth from Sheepshea6 Fay for black
fish and seabass. o. VIM. ULLRICH.
weaISfish In Rroad Channel.
William I<uhi of Broad Channel, Jamaica
Bay. says that there are weakfish IN Broad
Channel, and that Charlie Goetz and party
OF two landed seven OF them ON Monday
They were n nice run Of fish and took the
bait near the top OF the tide.
Getting Fiuke and BIackfIsb In the South Bay.
Bin Marclay of Seaford writes that black.
fish are running good down mt Fire Island
and founders are still with us. We are
beginning 20 get nice catches of fiike aver
aging about three pounds each. Am trying
the weakflsh next week down here as soon
as the moon IL full.
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Robin Hood Gun Club Shoot.

The annual registered tournament of
the Robin Hood Gun Club will be held
at Concord. Staten Island. to-day.
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NOTICE 10 MARINERS.

New ersey-Seacoast-Barge Cienfuegos
wreck buoy, HIS, established June ]. 1922, in
o.. fathonls of water: buoy Is 600 feet SSE
of the wreck, three masts of which show 80
shaped and shows an occulting red light. 5
seconds light and seconds dark. of 3 candle
power, 10 feet above water. Barnegat light
station, 5h deg true On by E3sE mag !:
tank. Beach Haven, 262 deg true (WhN
mag; tank, Surf City. 342Is deg true (N%W
mag).
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About July 10. 1922, flashing white light
every seconds, flash 0.3 second, eclipse 81
seconds. of 230 candle power. with red
sector of 10 candle power from 161 deg to
II deg will be established the eastern
point Of Cabeza de Perro Island. Porto Rico,
IN approximately lat IS Is n, Ion 6o SO w.
The light will be exhibited 80 feet above the
ground and so feet above the water and will
be visible 10 miles.
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New Jersey-Seacoast--No End light
vessel was temporarily replaced by relief
light vessel June 3.
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CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

COLOMBO ItaD, at Naples 31st.
MELITA (Br). at Antwerp 3D..
PALONIA dam, at Danzig Both.
PATRIA (Fr). at Gibraltar 9Th.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR, at Queenstown 9Th.
STAyANGERFJORD (Nor). at christiani
30th.
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Connecticut--The following lights have been
rebuilt and We're relighted June 2. Press
Barn bar rear light and Cys Hollow bar
front light.
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Bound East.

Schr Mary. New York for Nantuckst. -
Echr Hiram ID Mclean (Br), Hoboken fol
Halifax tanchored).
Motor barge Radium Cat 4: 80 PMD.
Steam lighter Howard Co lat 4:35 PM).
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PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

PARIS CFr), from Plymouth 4th for New
York.
PINE TREE STATE. from Shanghai 4th TO
Seattle
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

schr Nova Queen (Br). Liverpool. Ms, for
New York. with wood pulp, to Tidewater
Taper Mills: vessel to + Whitney & Co.
Schr Maria A Howes (Br. Halifax for
New York.
Motor barge Choctaw Cat II 30 AND.
Tugs Sachem, with barges Cat AS PMD !;
Owen McWilliams. with Cat II :55 AND.
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In THE NEW YORK HERALD Of satur

In THE NEW YORK HERALD OF Satur-
day was an article telling Of Will and John
Harris catching weakfjsh. The article
stated that VIII and John caught wenkfigh
IN the Big Pol channel and went on TO
say that the Big Pol had produced tire nrst
wcalxfish OF the season many times and
looking back over the records II would
appear that more early weakfish have been
taken In Big Pol than at Valentines Point.
Capt. Charles Wurster OF Goose Creek In
talking TO the writer last Sunday said that
the news item stated that the first weak
fisb had been taken ON May 81, while as
a matter Of fact weakfish had been landed
at Valentines Point on May 70, by Adam
Etraub OF the Raunt Straub makes his
start for wealtfish very early each season
and this is not the first time he has had
several days start on the other weakfisher-
men. ~. y. w.
Good Fishing last sunday on the Sea Pigeon
on board Capt. Frank Baumanns Sea
Pigeon off Oyster Bay last Sunday Shorty
Katz made remarkable catch FOR the
Sound. He landed a twelve pound cod. to-
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SlLLYADS.:
C.,,asA. 1870. s.v. &. s-i,s

Many people slip in our bank
bu, nsver lose their baIsnes KEEP
your Balance sehf ia 'SSse &a;asss
National Bank.
Little Johnny never invite. ladies
10 eat Ice cream because he vas
taught that 4 qts equal gal Ice
cream and soft drinks make you
ieel like nofe when rom Matthews
Drug Co.
Whit. it's higher hire to employ
carpenters to work on inferior lam
Der, 10 lower hire when they use
the material kom n. r Cowan
Lumber Co., Retail Department
When mother .in.lsw threatened q
s:s.. the eoaple In the small la,
said they had no room Tor CON.
plant The most inssy people
have no room Tor complaint when
thsy trade with Wynn's Co
Even the blind besssr when he
faces his change. changes bis face
Close your eyes and have an ex.
preston OF con.en,ment by drink.
ing a bottle OF Coca Cola, Dickson
Coca Cola Bo:tlins Co.
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Million Packets OF
Flower Seeds Free

We believe In nov~rs around the
hence a the South Ficwsn brighten
NJ The homo surrvu ndinGs and give
paeAsar~ ana sxsisfacc.cn TO these ~as
have them,
We hare FILLED naf~ than . niltce
pAcks&s At se~As, cs beautiful yet
easily gYcwW newers 20 Re given TO
oar customer ,hts sprin9
woaidnt yoa HE to have five
PACKETS II ksaatifal flowers tre~'
ron CAN OFT THEM Hastings
1853 cnsAjaa = . iocpaSs handsomely
ilisesr~tsA sesd Snck fall from ccves
to csvsr u truthful dssesSpescas And
iilxstr~ttsas 1t Vegetables, dover and
tHrm erops, n h fall c< Aslptal gar
den newes And farm information thar
10 ae~ded In every Southern home.
and. too, tbe eatAlox tells you Acw to
r~e these ROVER s&~As absolutely frSA
Write nor car 1874 aatalsg 100, !,
y The ttnass. xncst vAiuAkie aAa heaa,
'ffl sssd eN,k evsr paht.shsd. anE
you vai ss misay glad yca'vs ra 4
Thsrs 10 - oestGatkca q bay eay,
thing lsst ash FOR tie cata,oS ed
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10
Dives Tobacco Truck
,..... on 7..Mile TER, Boat

John T Steele. 81 near Charlotte
| ri, escaped dsslh Tuesday shHr
ome manner he los. ccntrol o
I rari truck Which he had driver
on I've Seven m,le Terry boat loaded
With ,ohsJ CO, plunsing into Cum
h,sland River
steele. sltho unshls to swim,
managed To- sxtricAie himself irom
thu car al the uu1k after II had
struck the bottom and srose TO the
,,ascr A. b. hos,sd down the
rvs, the ferry boat followed him,
ana within = ach " him. steel. was
pati~,i ca. n The sAtsr by X l.
trttty. passenger on the boat
Steele ~ss unconscious and Was only
lssasci,a,rd nv heroic methods Nv
ws- rolled Scrnss barrel tor VI
minutes and after sho~'na the hrst
symptoms VI life he was rushed to
tlMksv,lls sud given medical aid
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

Mrs. T. H Lacy. accompanied
by Miss Lima Henry. vent to Nssn.
VILE last wreck Miss Henry enter.
oil Womsn's Hospital Tor nurse =
training.
q l., Tstum and daughter. Mise
Edle. we're guests OF Mrs. Arthur
Shelley th,s ~pst +.
Mrs Hudson nas returned to
Diekson. alter visiting her sister.
Mr.. Tom williams.
Anna Glenn Miller spd Christine
Meadows spen. tho week end with
Donal.s Ts,um. near sylvia
Miss Ercn Tudor vas the gue.,
OF Misses Jennie and vsima Tidwell
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs, Muncie Miller and
son. Howard, spent sunday IN
Paris tho soests OF trlstiues
A wedding Of much interest va.
that al MRS. Susie Lewis, VI lbls
place. snd Mr. Rob, |. kasly. OF
p,esson which wa- solsmniied 81,
New Hope Church asst SUNDAY
afternoon Rev !; I, Hpvaitt sai'
he cs'emony Gate lsrs. crowd
wss present They have the hes,
~ishe. II all
Preaching Surdsv afternoon A.
:. 0 clock nv Rev. keil~-. Every
cody cordially invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-02-10

al DICK son Cgnoty, Tennessee, In
Book No a., page SIS, snd.
Default hsvina been made IN ,be
% y.nsns NJ the ncte secnred ,het~
hy sccosd,ns 10 the terms siirusst.
Cd therein, and al d said ipds s.,d.
ness therein s-eur~d being pc~ due
and eoIlectshle. uedss IT, terms. !.
James O Hcieusn. Cashier II The
sou,h~n trust Conpssy at CLARKE.
vills. T.nnessee. and succe~Acs in
oAce 70 the said e. w. Bailey, ~
Cashier oi eaid Trust Company,
viii on,
SATURDAY. FEB Is, H23 "