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New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Cleared

J.uSpalile Gebhach; Genoa and Leg
horn; G. ID, Mallory Go;
Princess May CBr), Hill; Port AntNdo;
Di tsorgio Fruit Corp.
Jalapa, Johannsen; Alexandria ana Mes
sina: United American 1.ines.
Bayern (Ger), Schwambcrger; Hamburg, !,
United American Lines.
Feltore, svendsen; Daiquiri; Ore S
Corp.
Hastern Dawn, sorensen; Rotterdam to
Philadeipha; Black Diamond S $ Corp.
Oscar ri (Dan). Schmidt: Christiansand,
Chrstiania and Copenhagen: Scandinavian
American Line
Phoenix (Danl. Cal; Matanzas and cal
harien; Munson $ CO.
Pisco Via Panama Canal w Grace & Co.
Vile de Oran tF'r), Quebec; Casa Blancn.
Ceuta and Melilla via Philadelphia; Alge-
rian American Line.
lroauos, McKenzie Monte Cristi and
Puerto Plata: Clyde Line.
Marengo, smith; Hull; Ellermans Wilson
Mapitowoc. Knudsen; GeHs to Phiadel-
phia; Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Jefferson. Horsley; Norfolk: OLD Dornin-
ion transportation Company,
Ell Isieo, Neville: New orleans; South
err Pacific Co.
El Mundo, Nelson: Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co.
Eorthland, Jones; Boston; Eastern S
City Of Ct Louis, Johnson; Savannah;
Walter D Munscn, Nilsen Los Angeles
Munson S s Co.
:. Grand Gaard tNor), Lind Yokohama nnt
Kobe Via Norfolk. Panama Canal and
portland;' Kerr s s Co.
Ansaldo VIII UtaD, Paolo Sierra; Genoa
via Philadelphia; McDpnneil & Truda
skiensfjord tNor1, IAnzjon; Trondhiern
and Bergen; Norweg lain A merican Lire. :
Trafalgar tNorl, Waner: Mrimachi; j
II Whitney & Co.
a l.. Kent. B't,ano; Baltimore; Houlder,
Weir q Boyd
Maple johnson; Philadelphia; Hslshav
S S Corp.
Rouge; r I: Hague.
Walter .IennIngs, Healy; Galveston; Rob
ert !. TaEue.
Neponset Roberts,, Los Angeles and sao
Francisco via Phiadeiohia and Panama,
Canal; Elder Steel S Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Radio Corp. of America

Artigas l39 n Cotton Oct 81
Ardmore 62s s Scotland Oct az
Aimagro 665 S Ambrose Oct 81
l, Kent Is w Gayhead oct 31 ssis.ts, ~
Allaguash a92 L Ambrose Oct 81
Arysn 19i ME- Jupiter Oct 81
ADTrtcan S2a E Ambrose Nov
Amalienborg 120 s Cape May Nav
Bridgetown f21 SSE Ambrose Oct 81
Barracoa 100 B*Nantucket LY Oct al
Baltic 1914 Hatteras Nov i
Bfair 639 E Boston Oct 81
Cerro Ebano 30 $ Winter Quarter Nov
Commercial Trader 1876 Sc from Philadel
phia Nov
city Of Aus usta 126 N Diamond Nov +,
David Mckelyy 1a0 s. Hatteras Oct 81
Crisbeid 1e2 Ambrose Oct 81
Gnnrois SW Winter Quarter Nov l.
Elcstsro 125 ME- Jupiter Oct 81
Ei Occidente AZ 8 Jupiter Oct 81.
Eastern King 2ai Ambrose Nov
Fred " Weller LA NE Jupiter Oct 81.
Generai Gorgas 2i3 n Cristobal Oct ~.
MGnii M OF Mexico 70 y Jupiter Oct ST..
Harvester 102 NE Jupiter Oct a
Maifmoon 954 E Boston Oct 81
Herman Frasch .e65 d Nanfilckct OFT A.,
y ~ Rogers 238 SW Diamond Oct Al
Henry u. Wilton 329 Ambrose Nov
herbert q Nhylie 81 = Diamond Nov l.
Hampden IL SW Fire Island Nov ~
lnnoka 996 E Ambrose Oct 81
Ino Worthing Asa ESE Hole in Wall OCT q
J Pew G57 Diamond Oct 81.
y a Bost wick 80 r Hatteras Nov /
hroonland sos Il Ambrose Oct 81
Light bprne III NE Jupiter Oct 81
NJ Clinton i,47l Il Ambrose Oct 81
Munceita 3g Cape May Oct 81
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

Maraca;bo9 446 s. Scotland Oct al.
Il Mary Saa IS Scotland Oct 81. ~
/ Middlesex y18 ME. Winter Quarter Nov 1.
+ Metapan s57 s Scotland Nov /.
Montgomery city is2 SSE Ambrose Nov !.
INManaau 1se s Nantucket Ly Nov /.
Melrose Sc Fire Island Nov i
Narciesua LILO W degrees from, Sandy
Hook Oct 81.
Nora 21D Diamond Nov 4
Norfolk 10 NB Northeast I5nd Nov /.
New Britton sn2 10 Ambrose Nov I.
| Newton Sic Graves Light Nov I.
Q It Waring 1sS Hatteras bound New
York Nov L.
ormidals so II Five Fathom Bank LV
ormes 2s s Philadelphia Nov i.
Panama i.fDb s. Narhssa oct 81.
Porto Rico arvd Aquilla PM Oct 80.
Penobscot Winter Quarter Nov l.
Paraguay sc ND Cape Henry Nov l.
Quebec City Si8 Nh Cape May Oct 81.
Steel Ranger S66 $ Cape Henry Oct 81.
Santa Teresa 2Bl n Color Oct 81.
Southwestern Miller $50 E Nantucket Oct 81
Somerset 32s E Ambrose Oct 81.
San Leopoido 500 ~ Ambrose Oct 81.
standard 150 n Diamond Nov l.
|, Seaconhet 230 SW Block Island Nov l.
Swift Scout Gf2 3 Block Island Nov l.
Sunweto III SSW Scotland Nov |.
s . Brown % $ Anbrose Nov !.
Trontolite lf0 " Cape Hatteras Oct 81.
Transportation 81 Sw Il $ Fire Island
Nov \.
y!stula 14f " Diamond Nov /.
Vim. Rockefeller ,6sl Ambrose Oct 81.
Winamac 500 SE Ambrose Oct 81.
W. G Teagle 10 n Diamond Nov 81,
" b Keene off Orlean Gas Buoy Nov j.
West Saginaw 240 II Ambrose Nov L.
West Campgaw a15 E Boston LV Nov i.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Maritime MISCELLANY

MONTREAL. Nov New record set up
here to-day when local customs cleared
1,c0oth vessel II being first time ] 900
ocean vessels cleared from this port by
November and IL was only In the war
days of 1914 that tho thousand mark was
reached and then only in closing days OF
NAVIGATION. Old record was 1905.
Flnal returns from Eacbine Canal show
wheat again king OF all that comes down
Esnadas big Waterway, white coal staged
strong comeback. On monthly basis. With
out calculating total since navigation
opened wheat totaled 16,s35.TsS bushels,
as compared with 3e9S.6S5 bushels In
October. 1921. Rye showed increase. With
ST3,5I2 bushels. Ssainst 2isss1 bushels for
only ssf.49s bushels coming down fass
fsons@ as compared with 2s5s.202 in
Dctossys 1921. Coal reached the total al
sss2sS tons. fas compared With 2essg tons
IN serfsmbcr and 121.s4z tons in October,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Arrived Yesterday

Polycarp tBr), Maranham Sept 90 Ma
naos Oct Is; and fa'a 10. TO f,ooth S s
Basiyn.
zasspa. Belize Sept ., Tsla Oct Is,
Kingston Oct So, Santiago Oct 81; 10
United Fruit Co; with SO pass. mails and
indse: Pier i5 y Il.
Turkestan (Br), Cardiff Oct IL: to ]
II N'inchesser s. Co; with coal te,oie tons) /;
5th ST. E r..
dedania (Danz, Tamplce Oct -, r.obes
"a; 20 Robert Y Hague. With crude oil;
King Alexander (Brl. nstaneinople
oct 9. Piraens Ii Patrss ,ls y u Palermo n /;
cabin, s6s third class pass, mails and
mdsa: Pier %. Bkiyn.
Walter Jennings Tanpico Oct 2s; TO
Robert I. Hague; With crude oil; Pier 8,
Lord ormonde (Br), Valparaiso sept o..
Gag era 2s, lquiaus oct 8. Arioa 4, Moil-
tobai 20; to the American Metals Trans
port Co; with ndse; Pier rs, n r.
NJ a Tracy. Norfolk Oct 30; NJ & j
Tracy Co. with coal; Hacbensaok. ~ j.
Amerios lIlall. Naples Oct 10 to Italia
american lire. with pass, mails and mdse !;
Pier 81, y r.
Chester Valley. West Hartiepool Oct II;
Astoria Light & Power Co. Astoria. l. /.
EmpIre Arrow, Port Said Oct 6; to
Standard Transport Co, in ballast; or
i Drake, Ta,npico Oct 90; to Robert
u Hague with crude oil; Pier s, Constable
Hook, ~ J.
Patria (rrl. Marseiles Oct 10, Naples 10,
Palermo / g. A!meria 20, Ponta Delgada "a !;
70 Jamea " Eweil & Co; with 81 first.
25s second cabin, fs2 third class pass,
mails and n1dse; sist ST, B'kiyn.
Normannia (Dan). Havana Oct S0 Ma
tanzas .6; to the Munson Line, with
sugar: Warmers Refinery, Edgewater, N j..
Guiana tBrl Barbados Oct 20. ST
Lucia, Martinique and st Kits 25. st
Croix and st Thomas 26; to Furness, Witty
Co, With SO pass. mails and mdse; Pier
II, " r.
OIL Co, in ballast: Oft Tompkinsvile, 8 /,
Madonna Fr), constantinople Oct 10; to
Fabre Line with pass. mails and mdse {:
31st at. Blsiyn.
Prins Fred Hendrix tDt). Port au Prince
Oct "a; to Funch, Edge, with pass, mails
and mdse Pier IL, Bklyn.
Nueces, Galveston Oct 25: to Mallory
Line with pass and mdse; Pier Ss, y r.
John d Rockefeller, Baton Rouge Oct
20; TO r l. Hague with oil; Pier 5, Bay
oIne. MI.
urn Oil Co with oil; Bsyonne, n j.
Missouri (Br), Philadelphia Oct al. to
Atlantic Transport Line with mdse; Pier
Mary. Turks Island Oct 2s; to A II Bull
with rndse: Piers u. Brooklyn.
All America. from sea; to All America
Cable Co. Erie Basin Brooklyn.
McKeesport, Norfolk Oct 30; TO Gosmo-
politan Shipping Co with nadae, Pier 2,
Hoboken.
Kotonla Dan). Maazanille Oct. a. to
Ward Line with Yndse; Off Liberty.
Santa Tccla, Colon Oct "a; to w Il
Grace with rndse; Pier 33. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
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New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

LIVERPOOL, Oct si--winifredian tBr).
Boseon. t&
sARPsBORG, oct ss---Arkansas tnan)
fron Copenhngenl. Baltimore.
New York.
AUCKLAND. Oct ao---Nlagara tBr), van
couyer.
LEiTII. Oct 30---sahals, Boston,
LONDON Oct s3o--ya scotiIa IBr), New
NorlSi Nov l. Hoesac tBrl, New York.
LIMlNGiiAM. Oct 30---V de Ear.
rinnga lBr). Boston
GLASGOW. Oct 51--Abron, Boston
FALMOUTH, Oct si-Housatonio (Br),
Baton Rouge.
;, ,AvoNMouTII. Oct .s1--Lakonia tBr),
Montreal.
ALGIERS, Oct 3o---kumerio tBr) tfrom
talcuttal, Boston and New York
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

Sierra Nevada tGer}, Bremen oct Il !;
TO North German Lloyd Line with mails; is
Hoboken.
Canada (Frp. Marseilles Oct IA via Provi-
tence; TO Fahre Line with mails; Is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at foot S1st ST.
Is'klyn
Argentina dt,. Palermo Oct IA; to
pheigs ,sts ea. Bros p,dt With pass mails aqt ndse
Metapan. Kingston Oct 2s: to United
Fruit Co with mails; is expected to dock
Fort Victoria tBr5, Bermuda Oct ST 20
Furness, Witty s. Co with mails; is ex-
pseted to. dock forenoon at Pier s5, N r
Rosalind iBr,.. st Johns Oct rs: 10
Bowring Go With mails; is expected to
doek forenoon at foot java at. B'klyn
Z tCharlton stl
Due Tomorrow
America. Southampton OCT 20; TO u s
Lines with pass, inails and nldae; will dock
ai,ssnoon nsr,,.o,. at, at Per t & 1iobeken.
=, aamressnsa G,,,, as !. esr} Southampton oct IS;
70 ,. dock forenoon at Pier 81, \ n twest
oarmania tBr), Liverpool oct 60: to
cunard S Co with mails: IS expected to
dock forenoon at Per Sc n Il tWsst
san.laaa tBelgl, Danz.s. 20: Ito Red
Star Line with malls; is expected to doels
forenoon at Pier 81. y (West Goth st5.
soutnern Cross. Santos Oct II; to Num-
son s shines With mails: is expected to
dock 1crsnoon at Pier u, Hoboken,
Due Saturday
Adriatic tBro. Southampton Ger q. To
White Star Line with malls, fs expectad II
dock az Pier 90. n n WEST 1sth st1
Ryndam tDt9. Plymouth Oct So To
Holland America Line with malls; is ex-
Hob0ken. SNiis -
Venesuela. Baltimore Nov 8: to Nv r.
nIase q CO; y expscted to docss at pier a.
Due Sunday
r,s.i assea FORT Agency.
Pastores, Port Limon. Oct 1ss
r,snsr.x. Y,a United Fruit Go
y& Cuba Mail Line
Due Monday
Ess-tc Genoa. Oct asssE.. white star lin.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Shipping Notes

she Atlantic Coast Shipbuilders' As
sociation announced yesterday that its
president, James l.. Ackerson, who is
also yice-president of the Merchant
Shipbuilding Corporation, and its sec
retary, Clarence S. King, Will attend
the conference at the Grand Central
Palace on November 10 on the stand
ardization of shipbuilding equipment.
This meeting was called by Secretary
Of Commerce Hoover at the invitation
of the American Marine Association,
which is conducting it's exposition next
week.
Secretary King declared that while
there are conditions to be met in the
design, construction and operation of
ships that preclude uniformity in hull
types and sizes, there are many in
stances where simplifcation of articles
and materials would bring real econo-
mics. In his opinion. if certain stand
ards were more widely adopted for
pipes, valves. fittings, enameled sani-
> stary ware, lighting fixtures, fire equip
ment, blocks, manila and wire rope and
other items common on all ships the
result would be lower cost Of construc-
tion and maintenance.
Four of the government vessels now
operated by the Barber Line to the
Far East will be withdrawn by the
Shipping Board and tied up, it was re-
ported Yesterday. Traffic between the
United States and the Far East has
been declining for some time, with the
result that the board is said to have
resolved upon q curtailment of scrv-
ices.
At a meeting of the North Atlantic
Far East conference yesterday the
tariff was extended to cover additional
commodities, but there were no ma
tsrial changes III rates.
The executive committee of the
American Steamship Owners Associa-
ton will hold conference at the
India House on Friday, at which there
will be discussion of the prohibition
issue, Argentine's seamen's laws, the
Hague Rules aud other marine prob
lens. 1t is considered probable that
tho shipping officials will make pro-
test against the Argentine law, which
imposes burdens on American lines ply
ing to those ports
A meeting of the committee on sea-
going personnel Will be held to-day at
IL Broadway, where attention will he
given to the use of continuous dis
&charge books. The regular quarterly
Emeeting of the association will be held
Monday at the Grand Central Palace
as part of the celebration of American
Marine Week.
The shore division of the Ocean Asso-
ciation of Marine Engineers will hold
3 rally at Is Whitehall Street might,
at which speakers will discuss the ship
subsidy bill and an entertainment will
be provided for members.
PANAMA, Nov. /. Ships passing
through the Panama Canal during Octo-
Der numbered 313, new high record.
Tairty-six ships had TO be measure d
during October, as they had never be-
fore zone through the cut
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

Porto Rico. San Juan. Nov l.
Y & Furto Rico Line
Haiti Caps Hayti, Oct 40. clyde S 8 Go
..niia, La Guayra, Oct 81 HliHs, Dailett g. Go
Fart st GeosEe. Bermuda, Nosl asss ~ :
Furness, Avithy s. Co
Santa Teresa. valparaiso. Oct 1s
w II Grace g. Co
lDne Tueadas-
Minnekahda, Hamburg, Oct S.. Am Line
United States Copenhagen Oct aT.l
Scandinayiat- American Line
Colombo, Genoa, Oct eT,.. Italia America
Chicago. Havre. Oct 8a. ...... French Line
Criaaha, Havana, Nov 4.
y & Cuba Mail S
Due "Wednesday
Homeric southampton. Nov IL.
White Star Line
Estonia. Danzig. Oct 27 Baltic Amer Line
president Polk. London Oct rs
United States Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Sailed Yesterday

Samuel @ Brown, San Pedro; Birmiug
ham City Los Angeles Bayonne Phiiadel-
lance, Hamburg; Paris fFr). Hayre, Fort
St George tBr), Bermuda; FL isleo, New
Orleans: San Jacinto, Galveston: Ttvives,
Santa Marta: Feltore, Daiqur; Springfel
Glasgow; Virginia Express, Richmond;
Mayari lBr), Preston, Iroauois. Turks
Island President Adams London; Cam
brai. Cristobal:s Polonia tDana) I.l6au.
Princess May (Br). Port Antonio; Jeffer-
son, Norfolk: Erholm (Nor) Walton, s.:
Fritzoe fNor). Nassau: Luxpaiile. Genoa;
El Mundo, Galveston; schr Doris Hamlin,
Turks Island
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Outgoing Steamships

NOTE. Mail infoAnation will be found
on Travel Page eighth column
Sail To-day
Vessel Fort. Sail Pier.
Oscar ii, Copenhagen, II A-I
nth ST, Hobolien
Santa iaisa, Valpara!so. 10 AN. .ss. B,lsiyn
South American, Darahona, PM. 75. " r
Madres City, Hamburg. 10 M. IA, B'klyn
Camoens, Para. PM $50 st, B'lslyn
8, Brie. Basin, B'klyn
Arapahoe, Jacksonville. IL Nj. sc, n r
City of st Louis, Savannah, PM. so. N r
Sail To-uiorrow
Gathlamet.. s. TenerifSe, I Pm 81, Bklyn
stavangerfjord. Bergen. IL III.
Aivarapo. Buenavcnturs. IL, M....42, y r
Bogota. Kingston Q PM. .......44. n I;
Sail Saturday
olympic. Southampton. 10 AM SO, n r
Caronia, Liverpool, y M. "a. n r
Fsplsnd FaSaiasa AaiTsop ToPs i s1dnen IL AM
Rotterdam, 2. Rotterdam. II Al; AM. ). 1,ss,.s,
oropesa Hamburg. il AM s.h .f st, li9eoSes fa' 4 I
america, Naples, IL M..........s7, @ II r r
McKeesport, Havre. 2 NJ. -. 9. II.boken
Occur d'Alene, copstantinople, Pm.
vandycls, Buenos Ayres. . PM.15, Hobosen
Essequibo, Valparaiso, II AM.,.,..42, N II
Ponce. Saf, Juan, IL M..,...... "a, B'klyn
Rosaind. st Johns. II AM. Java ST, B'klyn
Colon, Cristobal, 8 PM. ..........67, N r
inca. Turks Isle, IL "a, B'klyn
Edith, San Juan. Il M. .,,.... .24AB klyn
philadeiphia Curacao, l2 NJ. IL. B'klyn
Iacapa Port Itmdr, 1 AM ......., 9, II r
fort Nictoris. Bermuda, II AM. 95, N r
1l.uksefjell. San Domingo, T. MS. N r
kennecott. San Francisco, rs, q hlyn
Sagaland, Nassau. IL AM ...h...... ---------
San Pablo, Kingston, IL M........1G. E r
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Change of Masters

e Flink succeeds g A Lawrence eo.umapea
schr II " Gown
Cnar3es A White succeeds X p Nor4s,a n
command barge " 4 Golden
John A. Faradina succeeds Henry Cola
;c0rrInand steam screw William C Eickel
William Reichenback succeeds irving
WHrd eommapd gasoline yacht Soutfl
Wind, - -
Gustav G Anderson succeeds Thor,a. 4
VhSten sofnfnand steam screw E3 Chico.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Winds at Sea To-day

Winds at Sea To-day
North OF sandy Hook--Gentie variablei
fair.
SANDY Hook 70 Hatteras-~Gentle to mod
crate, varaabiei cloudy.
Hatteras TO Florida Straits Moderate to
fresh northeast and east; generally fair.
East 0uif--Moderats east and southeast:
generally fair.
fair.
Caribbean Sea and windwara Parsage---
Moderate variable. mostly easferlS. partly
cloudy
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02
Marine Reports
THlE TIDES

THE TIDES
High water Lew water
AM PM AN PM
Sandy Hook. b:6e s.IG -- la;i3
Governors leland. 6sg7 6.A2 1stla 12:4s
Hell Cafe... ....l.. IA G.NI, 2.S9 S.nh
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

PANAMA, Nov. /. - Ships passing
through the Panama Canal during Octo-
Der numbered 313, new high record
Tairty-six ships had TO be measured
during October, as they had never be-
fore gone through the cut.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-02

The shore division of the Ocean Asso-
ciatien of Marine Engineers will hold
3 rally at Is Whitehall Street tonight,
at which speakers will discuss the ship
subsidy bill and an entertainment will
be provided for members.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29
ATTENTION.

From the Louisville Herald,
Aug. 20, 1922.
"All uncertainty has been clear
ed up as to who was nominated
in the Third Appellate District
by the announcement that the
certificate has been awarded to
Judge D. A. McCandless, of Hart
County. Consequently be will be
the Democratic standardbearer in
this highly debateabIe district,
composed of rwenty-three coun-
ties against Lilburn Phelps, of
jamestown. the able and efficient
secretary of the Republican State
Central Committee at the No
vember election. =
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29
GAUNETT SUGGESTED.

Robert E. Dundon, a political
writer and Student of note,
writing in h e Louis
vile Herald, says that it seems
to be the consensus Of opinion
that there will be three candi-
dates for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor-Congr
man ]. C. Cantrill, Congressman
AIben BarkleY and former Attor-
ney General James Gsrnett.
This is concurred in by many
other writer's, but on the other
hand nearly all agree that Demo
cratic opinion in the main is op-
posed to a candidate holding one
job and Offering for another.
With Congressman Cantrill and
BArkley as Democratic Congress-
ional nominees this fall, the abun-
dance of opinion would eliminate
them from running right back
next year, in the Governors
race. This would give the pres
ent field to Mr.. Garnett, and just
= now it seems that he would make
a formidable candidate. From a
State standpoint the Democratic
party is in good shape every
where but in this the Fifth dis
trict. The party here is handi-
capped by the huge $1,000 negro
vote and the Searcy-C Chiffon ma
chine in control of the City Hall,
the Court House and the Federal
building. If there is one man
who realizes Louisville's need for
help it is Mr.. Garnett and as
Governor he could give that aid.
Louisville and Jefferson county
Democracy would come into its
own with the nomination of the
former Attorney General Ken
tuck Irish American.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29

The Kentucky Bankers Asso-
citation held its thirteenth meet
ing at West Baden, Ind, last
week. Mr.. Owen D. Thomas,
cashier of the Marion National
Bank, Lebanon, was elected
President for the ensuing year.
Mr.. Thomas is Past Grand Mas
ter of Kentucky Masons. and is
known all over the State for his
gentlemsnly qualities. ..
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29

Democrats throughout the ma
tion take pride and interest in
the nomination of the Democrat
ic veteran legislator, General
Isaac R. Sherwood of Toledo,
Ohio. Congressional district,
without opposition. General
Sherwood is among the last sur
vivors of the Civil War Com
manders. He has a fine and fear
less record as Congressman,
and the honor of the nomination
he has just received is made
doubly interesting by the fact
that the nomination came to him
just five days before his eighty
seventh birthday. While the So
called Republican ''best minds"
among the aged legislators are
retiring from the conflict. one of
the Democratic '"best minds
among the veterans is coming
back. ...
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29

Judge D. A. McCandless' ma
jority in the Third Appellate Dis
trict, over Fl. L. James, is about
$50. We have misplaced the ex-
act figures. Judge McCandless
has been given a certificate of
nomination and it is now the
duty of every Democrat. both
men and women to support him.
A nomination will not amount to
anything in the district unless
the party moves with an unbrok-
en- front. Count the Republican
counties in the district, and you
will see the danger Judge Nc.
Candless is in. 1t will take q
united effort to elect him. II
the Democrats in this Appellate
district sit at home. believing
that Judge McCandIess will be
elected without a strong and
united pull. they have another
think coming. he ism danger
and. every Democrat must be
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29

come alive to the situatian. A
Republican, who lives in Pulaski,
was here last week and he said
in the presence of The News
that his county would give
Phelps over 5000 majority. He
is in a position to know the senti-
ment of Pulaski county. Take a
look at the other Republican
counties in the district. and the
conclusion will be reached that
we will have to work continuous
lv
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29

The storm last Friday morning
damaged Louisville and Jeffer-
sonville, and other towns in Ken
lucky, including Campbellsville.
to the extent of over one million
dollars.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29
COburg.

Mrs. ]. A. Whitney and
daughters. Opal and Lois. visited
relatives in Allen county a.sfew
days last week.
Mrs. Mat Griffin, widow of the
late James Griffin, died at her
home, near Romine, Wednesday
morning. The funeral services
were conducted at the home by
Rev. Furkin, Thursday after
noon. The deceased was laid to
rest in the Griffin grave yard.
Miss Minnie Bault returned to
her home at Jericho one day last
week, after a two weeks visit
with her sister, Mrs. Chester
Sublett. 3 ~
Miss Annie Morris was the at.
tractive guest of Ruth Morris
Saturday night and Sunday.
Quite a number from this
place attended the barbecue at
Campbellsville.
Misses Mollie and Ruth Morris
were the guests of Misses Annie
and Carrie johnson, last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. J. w. Russell spent last
Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
James Hare.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Whitney
and daughter spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Farris.
/ Mr.. B. F. Chewing, of Co.
Iumbia, visited relatives at this
place last week.
Mrs. Allen Martin is slowly
improving after an attack Of
rheumatism.
We are having some few cases
of whooping cough in this vicin,
ity, but trust there will be ne
more new cases.
The Adair County news., 1922-08-29

September the 10th Mr.. Ford
will close his plant at Detroit for
lack of coal, and los, 900 men will
be out of employment, men in
his employ not only at the plant,
but at other plants. throughout
the United States.