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Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
SECRETARY HOOVER DIVIDES TERRITORY
 INTO EIGHT AREAS
FISHING LIMITED JUNE 25 TO JULY 25 AND MOTOR BOATS
 ARE PROHIBITED

WASHINGTON, June 27-Secretary of Commerce Hoover today issued orders effective immediately dividing the Territory of Alaska into eight areas namely, Bristol Bay, Alaska Peninsula, Chignik, Kodiak, Cook h. let, Prince William Sound, Copper River, and southeastern Alaska.
 Only drift gill nets not exceeding twenty fathoms will be permissible in Bristol Bay, where salmon fishing is limited from June 25 to July 25, and motor boats are prohibited.
 The weekly closed period is extend ed to sixty hours in Nelson Lagoon, Herendeen Bay, and Port Moller, and the commercial catch of salmon in the Chignik area is limited to fifty per cent of the total run.
 Southeastern Alaska is divided into three sections and twenty day closed season is imposed while fishing is prohibited in twelve localities now depleted through everlasting
 Secretary Hoover advised Governor Scott C.. Bone of Alaska of the new regulations and asked the co-opera- ton of all Alaskans in enforcing the regulations which are very techni- cal and tentative for the present sea son, as the canners have already pre- pared for their summers work
 Secretary Hoover advised Governor Bone that hearing will be held later if necessary, to advise upon such alterations as may be neces- sary
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
ALASKA RAILROAD ANNOUNCES
 SPECIAL HOLIDAY RATES

The management of the Alaska railroad announced this morning that a special rate had been put in effect for the coming Fourth of July cele- bration at Anchorage. All celebra- tion round trip tickets will be sold at rates of one and one third fares. At all stations where ticket agents are stationed, tickets can be bought June 30, and will be on sale July 1, 2, 3, 4, good for return up to July 9. This will give every one ample time to plan their holiday to be spent in Anchor ape
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
FIRST EXcURSIONlSTS GO
 OVER RICHARDSON HIGHWAY

Leaving Seattle on the steamship Alaska, party of eXcursionists are making the trip over the Richard son highway via the Galen route They will arrive in Seward on to- morrow's train catching the Alaska here
 This is the first party to go over the road this season.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED

The pointed challenge addressed to the so-called Married Stiffs" has been noted. The challenge is hereby accepted and if the chastisement they will receive Sunday in baseball could be applied where it should, the Iris ing generation" would be for some time the Standing" generation
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
ANCHORAGE JURY
 TERM COMES TO END

The Anchorage jury term came to close this week, large number of the court party making the trip on the Admiral Evans, to their respec- tive towns.
 One of the last cases to be tried was that of Mike Zakula and Ben Guidni, charged with the violation of the liq- uor law. This case was an appeal from the United States Commissioners Court, the jury bringing in verdict of "not guilty"
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
PARACHUTE DIVER
 DASHED TO DEATH

LEIPSIG, June 27-The well-known female parachute diver, Mia Schind- Ter, was dashed to death at the avia- tion exhibition yesterday when her parachute failed to open after she had jumped from a moving plane at an all titude of 600 feet.
 The death was witnessed by several thousand spectators.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27

The steam tug Chilkat, of the AL aska Packers Association, arrived at 10:50 this morning from Karluk. The Chilkat will await the arrival of the steamer Alaska, with passengers for Karluk.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
IRISH FREE STATE TO
 HAVE OWN MINISTER

LONDON. June 27.-The British government is in favor of the Irish Free State having it's own minister to the United States to deal with all purely Southern Irish matters and the British ambassador at Washing ton has been instructed to so inform the American government.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
RAILROAD EMPLOYE DIES
 LOCAL HOSPITAL SUNDAY

Harry Kellog, an employe of the Alaska Railroad, died Sunday at the Anchorage hospital from cancer of the stomach.
 Until recently MT. Kellog had been working in the copper mines at La touche. Attributing his illness to cop per he went to Fairbanks where his condition became so serious, he was obliged to go to the hospital.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
STEAMER REDONDO IN
 PORT FROM WESTWARD

The steamship Redondo arrived in port last evening from the westward with the following passengers: Wm. Bryan and Jack Bishop, from An chorage. Hy Richard and G. H. Spangler from Seldovia; Mrs. Jerry Gilpatrick, of Kukak Bay. en route to Seattle; Gus Gelles, from Kodiak to Seward
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27

The two reel educational feature at last nights show had a particular meaning for Seward in showing the great value of the lumber and wood pulp industry. and gives an idea what it means .o {: town. And right at this time when everything Is 50 dry, .Athe showing of the forest fire danger Was surely a timely warning. This two reel feature "Red Enemy" IS sure worth seeing.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
Ku klux and League Discussed

NEW YORK, June 27.-Five more nominating speeches are being made today which opened with the Ku Klux Klan and the League of Nations the only stumbling blocks in the way of an agreement among the Democratic platform builders on all other blanks including even those dealing with prohibition, agriculture, transporta- tion, the platform committee is in accord
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
SHOW REPEATED TONIGHT

The special feature, Doctor Jack, shown at the Liberty last night, will be repeated tonight. The show livec entirely up to it's reputation as a wonderful laugh getter. The thea tre was in an uproar during the en- tire run. Don't miss it tonight.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
TWO SHOWS TONIGHT

In order to give the people of Sew ard ample opportunity to see the wonderful comedy feature "Dr. Jack" starring Harold Lloyd, the manage ment of the Liberty Theatre announc- es that there will be two shows again this evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
A CORRECTION

In yesterdays Gateway it was stat ed that c. M. Brosius had the con- tract to repair the Holben building, when 1t should have read John Helm. A new front will be placed in the building and the foundation rebuilt.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
AMUNDSEN POSTPONES
 TRIP TO NORTH POLE

CHRISTIANA, Norway, June 27.- Amundsen, who has been preparing for an airplane expedition to the North Pole, announced that the trip had been postponed because of the difficulty in raising the money, ac- cording to dispatch from Pisa, Italy.
 The flight will not be made this year.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
HOOVER TO SPEND
 SUMMER PAL0 ALTO

WASHINGTON, June 27-Secretary Hoover of the Department Of Com. merce left this afternoon for Palo Alto, California, where he expects to remain until September.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

c. w. Zingrich, a New Yorker, is leaving on the Evans following a trip to Fairbanks. MT. Zingrich rep resents the Paramount Publicity Co. of New York.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27

George H. Carter, Public Printer of the United States, who read an as tonishing address at the convention of the Third District Typothetae Fedora ton at Atlantic City. He charged that when he took office he discovered corruption, graft, wholesale racetrack gambling, and bootlegging in the gov ernment printing office. He gave quo tations from what he said was an oath of the "Wahnetas," a "secret, oath bound invisible klan," which had been powerful enough to arnul any rule, order or innovation.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
LOCAL WHARvEs CROWDED

The steamships Redondo, Chilkat, Latouche, and Santa Ana are in port today, adding considerably to our population.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
Confer With Smith

NEW YORK, June 27.-Following conference with w. G. McAdoo, and Thomas Taggart, leaders of In diana democracy will be closeted to- night with Gov. Al Smith.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27
NEW DANCING PAVILION

It is reported that new dancing and recreation pavilion will be erect ed on Grouse lake by local business man. It will be used by picnic par ties.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27

Miss Florence Kelly who has been teaching at Unalaska, is making the trip over the Richardson road to Cordova.
Seward daily gateway., 1924-06-27

The Transfer Company has team and number of men at work clear ing off the tennis court.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
JAMAs EsTA PERDIDo

un objsto hasta que IN anuncto en-
EL MUNDo no 80 10 dsvualya. r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
UNA cARTA DEF.
MAESTRO FIGU UEROA

San Juan. I's r, nlaso % de 1921:
Sr Director dc Ell MUNDO. Fl,
San Imam p r. gsss "a 49, S.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
coNTEsTANDO AL SR. CLoDo-
MIRO RODRIGUEZ

Con mucha satisfaction he leido dos
articulos en- Ell MUNDo con referen-
cia a la danza portorrique6a, compost
cion forma musical tipica de nues-
tro pals. t
Uno attorizado por la respectable fr-
ma de Don Conrado Asenjo, en- IL cuaI
sugiere la noble idea de llsvar efcc-
to un certamen de danzas regionales
y otro frmado por la no menos resps-
table firma de DON Clodomiro Rodri-
guez en- ell cual lamenta ell estado de
clvido que sufre en- nuestro pueblo la
mas tipica y bella composition nasi-
cal.
Para mi la danza regional es 10 que
he dicho en- el pr6logo de mi canc;5n
Nativa, publicada ultimamente; ''Una
exposici6n fiel del coraz6n romantieo
. ilusorio de los portorriquehos. =
Mas que ESQ aun, la danza me la
imagine como una bella mujer tropi-
cal, trigueiia, de porte delicado y fno,
de dnlces sonrisas y niradas de fuego
que en- una noche de luna viene dor
mir desvanecida en- nuestros brazos
que amorosos la esperan para entonar
un salnio de amor. M
Pero desgraciadamente la danza Sc
est& olvidando y su negro frturos es
desaparecer. Esto Sc debe varias ra.
zones. primero, Ia difcultad de inter
pretaci6n por la incorrecci6n en- la es.
tructura de su ritmo pues todas las
danzas escritas estan NAL escritas Son
defectuosas en- cuanto a la estructura
de sus parties voces bajas graves,
(acompafiamiento).
Para dar una idea mas clara de 10
que deseo expresar seria necesario es-
cribir ciertos compases en- la forlna
comunmente usada v la que en- reali-
dad debieran usar .nuestros vicjos au-
torres, de danzas (aiin los modernos) Pc
70 Ell siguiente ejemplo servira de
ilrstracion a cualGuier m1sico capa-
c;tado Comunmente Sc usa ufl tresillo
de corcheas y dos corcheas en- ell conf
PAS de dos por cuatro para indicar Ell
ritmo (acompa1aniiento) en- la armo-
nizacion de nuestras danzas. Tomese
por ejemplo TEN Piedad'', de Cam
pos Y Sc vera que despuas del paseo
0 propiali,onte dicHo sdespuas de Ia in
troducci6n Sc Ia escrito los prinero,,
tercero, quinto, etc. compases en- la
sfornS indicada entertainments y que
por rutina al ser .iuterrretados< par
nuostros mls'c cos efs5s ifnparten 10 que
generalmente le llamamos ''aire de
danza'
Is Pensar que Ell ritmo de nuestra dan
za no plAde escribirse .es hasta cier-
to punto ilogico ST mfsica es sel arte
de combinar sonidos Y tiempos Y am
bas parties estan sujetas . matema-
tea esi f&cil .deducir cue todos los So
nidos dadoss EN- deterninados tiempos,
pueden escribirse.
I.o que ST ha sucedido es que hasta
la fecha nuestra danza Sc ha escrito
incorrecta1nente y sclo los autores han
pensado al escribirlas, que los mdsicos
portorriquefcs saben Ell aire Y POGO Sc
les ha importado fijarse en- este punto
para hacer ertonces de nuestra danza
rna vcrdadera coulposicion musical
desde todos los puntos requeridos por
81 arte.
EI haber citado atteriormente la
Ir.-Xs rexf,yf,A 31ISsf s@sssz IS. ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
HOMBRES DESGASTADOS
TOMAN V|NOL
Ell cajero de nn banco Sc recupera
de sn salud quebrantada

Monrovfa. Maryland, e. ~. A.---.Por
muchog afios desempene Ell puesto de
maestro de escuela, luego por tres
amos fui Marshall de, la Corte en- Ell
Condado Frederick, Maryland, y du-
rante los tres ultimos amos he estado
empieado como eajero del Primer
Banco NacionaL Mis- nervios Sc afec-
taron en- extreme ydebido a una mala
asimiiaci6p de los alimentos en- POGO
tempo mis- fuerzas ffsicas y nientales
casi Sc agotaron por complete vi un
anuncio de Vinol decidf comprar una
botetla, resultando ser precisamente 10
que, nenecitaba,sy no solamente me h$
calnado los nerxios, sino que tambien
me ha fortalecido ffsica mentalmente.
Con gusto recOmierido Vinol cuaiquier
persona due sufra como yo sufrf"--
Chas. Ogle. r
~Vinol, el Tonico Moderno, Sc recomi-
enda para todosS aquellos casos de- de-
bilidad y desgaste. Snerviosidad y para
personals, que estAn ,en~estado coIiya-
leciente. Tonifica ell tsistema II 1da
fuerzas. kt4st III SA s$s
De venta EN- las tpassnaciasy Droguerfas
Chester Kent Co., rissflhaisass bsipit Mshy !: IN: ss
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

Los meiores, trabaiadores deian de ser
eficientes cuando su hfgado comienza a
funcionar NAL. Sc sienten languidecer,
estan medic enfermos, tristes Y sin Amino
para NADIA, creyendo que Sc vuelven pere-
zosos. Descuidar esos sfntomas puede
traer como resultado una enfermedad,
siendo por tanto importante en- este case
tomar una dos dosis de Herbine. Esto
es justamente 10 que Sc necesita para
ilimpiar el sistema de impurezas y res
taurar Ell vigor y la energfa de la salud.
De venta en- las farmacias y droguerfas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

FL Vino Mahcura
via eura los desaos suen agnas as enodta regndo las
funcn
a G 81
PARA SOLTERS CSADAS VINO MCBRA Sc VEND EN- TODAS B0C
THE AMERICAN REMEDY CO.,
CHICAGO Ill Y. "A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26

San Juan. IL H., 1attF0 -. de IJZ4.s
Sr Director dc Ell NfUNDO.
San Juan, p. r.
Distinguido amigo:
Me ha causado profunda extraiIezn
una earta que apareee en- In edici6n tie
hoy de sn ilustrado diario, suscrita por
TIN Puertorriquefio" en- la que Sc me
sugiere, como Director de la Banda
Municipal, de San Juan, que en- los
conciertos que peri6dicamente Sc cele-
bran en- In Plaza Baldorioty Sc ejecu-
ten danzas portorriquehas con prefe-
rencia los danzones cubanos
y me ha causado extraiIeza, repito,
Dorqne dtsGe que tome possession del
cargo de Director de dicha Banda no
Sc ha celebrado una retreta, especial
mente en- microbes, EN- cuyo prog.aEa
no apareciera, ror 10 menos, uha dan.
"a del immortal <Campos.
Nj admiration por el maestro Cam
pos es tan profunda, que donde Quie-
ra que tengo una oportmidad ejecuto
sus danzas por cousiderarlas- 10 mas
acabado sentimental dentro de nues.
tro 'Genero nativo
Agradezeo q "Un Pnertorriquele' u
interes que sc toina nor nuestra daJlzo
solo quiero dejar sentada Ia aelara-
cion de que en- fotio sitio en- todo pro-
grama Que execute la Banda Mnniei-
pal cualquier otra banla u orluesta
dirigida Dor mi, Ia dafza portorrique-
ma tendra, como lIasta dhora ha tent
do, un lugar preferente. .s
Gracias, senior Director, por la pu-
blicacf6n de esta carta aclaratoria, Y
auedo de usted afmo. S. S.
Jesus FIGUEROA,
Director de la Banda Municipal de
San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
Una senora de Rio Piedras dice que
quiere mejor que le falte Ia comida
antes que eI Vino Matricura j

La sonora Elena Ortiz de Miranda, con
Residential Ell Rio Piedras, Gale Jose de
Diego, nGmero 19, nos escribe altamente
agradecida por los .excelentes resuItados
que le ha dado ell VINO MATRlCURA y nos
envia su retrato, cue nos completeness en-
publican aqui con aIgunos detalles de 81
case.
.'Por consejo de una amiga, nos di-
ce, me- resoIvi a tomar e VINO MATRl-
CURA, cue la habia curado ella de los
mismos achaaues, pues yo sufria todos los
rueses de TN fuerte dogor, Que me tenia pa
lda, debii nerviosa, de tai nanera que
, me quitaba seI gusto para todo. Como a la
senana de.estar usandolo conaencd a sem
tir una gratlnneiorfa hasta que han des-
aparecido por cQhpieto aqueIIos terribIes
dolores que taHtosine nooIestaban, como a
las cinco seflaanas de estar tonandoIo.
hoy me siento ftIeTte. he engruesado
bastante ytengo buen color"
'PoF ell tenor de cue me vuelvan re-
petir los dolores no 10 deio de tonoar, aun-
que va me sento compIetamente ben, y
quieFo ineior que me faIte la co,nida antes
quesei VINO Ma TRIcURA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-05-26
Papel dePerii6dicos
+ para impresos

Tenemos en- existencfa una
gran cantidad de papes de perio-
dicos, propio para impresos, que
10 realizasnos a $3.50 Ell quintal
para la isla, cortado al tafna1o
que deseen y libre de franqueo.
Dirijase a la Administrator de
EL MUMDO. p.
Evening star., 1924-06-16
Regularly $27.95. June Proft-Shar.
ing Sale Price, Tuesday Only

We have just received 100 Lane Cedar
hests for our June Profit Sharing Sale. We
ave two styles from which to choose-Plain
nd copper trimmed, large storage size. Abb
olute protection against moths assured by
he special construction of this chest. Com
lete with Yale lock, key, casters and cedar
havings Size 48 inches.
Palais RoyaI-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1924-06-16
Sensational Prices on
Toilet
Articles
All Perfect

Boudoir Clocks Regular S. value.
White House pattern. Guaranteed for
one year. June Profit-shar- S2.95
ing Sale Price, each,
Powder Boxes and Hair Receivers.
Regularly 2.25. June Profit S1 10
Sharing Sale Price, each,
IvaIeur Glove Stretchers. Regular
S1.50 value. Extra quality.
June Profit-Sharing Sale 0Oo
Price,
Nail Buffers. Regular S100 value.
Large size. with changeable chanois
June Profit-Sharing Sale Price, ROc
each,
Pin Trays. Regular SOC value AS
sorted styles: June Profit goo
Sharing Sale Price, ~
Dressing Combs. Regular 81 value.
Two-toned color. June Profit CSo
Sharing Sale Price, each. -cS
PaIais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1924-06-16
Sale of Knitted
Sports FrOcks

OF fiber silk. Boyishly slender,
carefully cut frocks. The ideal
dress for sports, street wear, trav-
cling, shopping. All one-piece
nodels-some with plain skirt and
pail upper. Plain gray with
rose-striped collars, cuffs and
pockets. Block designs in maize
and white, white with blue and
blue and gray; shadow plaids in
fame, tan in two tones, checks,
black and maize. green and gray
and tan and green. Black with
orange stripes, orange and tan and
brown and tan.
This will give you an idea Of
the varied designs. The price is
so low it will be economy to buy
two or more-for all summer
wear. Sizes SO to "A.
PaIais Royal-Third Floor.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-26
Australia's Stand
 On League Problems

Melbourne, Australia, Sept. 26.- The Australian delegates to the league of nations have no authority to bind the commonwealth in con- nectlon with the draft protocol on security and arbitration now un- der discussion before tho league of nations assembly at Geneva. G, F. Pearce, minister for home and ter ritories declared yesterday in the senate. Australia would not be committed to any agreement until parliament had had an opportunity to discuss the question.
 MT. Pearce said that the infor- nation in the governments posses sion indicated clearly that it was not proposed under the draft proto. col to make naval and military ac. ton obligatory on any nation and that the council Of the league might only make recommendations
New Britain herald., 1924-09-26
SNOW FALLS IN CANADA
Fall at Alberta However, Is Light No Damage Done--Prince Ar rives During Hcsvy Sleet storm.

Edmonton, Alberta. Sept. 26.-The first snowfall Of the season visited Edmonton today. The fall was so slight, however, that it turned to water on reaching the ground. The moisture was not sufficient to halt harvest operations.
 Calgary, Alberta. Sept. 26.-The Prince of Wales arrived here to- night in a dtitihg sleet storm. The royal special stopped here 46 minutes, aftcrward proceeding to High River. whtfe the royal ranch CT will spend the night on board his train. Tomot'rew morning he will motor to the E. P. ranch, where he is expected to arrive at o'clock in the afternoon. The Prince is suffering from a sliglt cold which he contracted or his trip across the continent.
 There was no official welcome although the Prince was informally greeted by Mayor Webster, 1nspec- tor Spalding of the R. c. M. P. and Senator Lougheed, and only hand full of people present, as it had been announced that the. train would not come to the depot.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-26
Automobile Hits Wagon
 Driver Is Injured

Isaac Honeyman of 59 Willow street received cuts about the head and shoulders and suffered from shock when he was thrown from al wagon in Maple Hill last night after the wagon was hit by an automobile driven by John Christie Of Maple dill. Honeyman is under treatment at his home for his injuries.
 Christie said that he was driving toward New Britain when he was blinded by the lights of an ap- proaehing machine so that he did not see Honeyman driving his team along the road until he crashed into it,
New Britain herald., 1924-09-26

past summer with very important sue: cess. The arrangements involved many investigations. the most impor. tant of these consisting In the substi' tuition of an octagonal revolving mir TOT instead of plane. parallel, to- gether with {. system of refiectors which eliminated all direct and dilfuse extfaneous light. Finally simple method for returning the light from the Administration back to the source was substituted for the plane mirror used for this purpose in previous work, and this functoneG so well that no rc. adjustment was required during the entire two months of the work.
 "The advantage of the octagonal re- volving mirror. in addition to the higher speed obtainable. lies in the pos hibility of receiving the return light on succeeding face, this eliminating the measurement of the angular dc. fection of the returned beam, or rather transferring this measurement to the construction of the octagon. the angles of whichywere tested and found to be equal with an uncertainty of only one part in a million.
 .The determination of the velocity i of light is thus reduced to the meas | urement of the distance between the stations and of the speed of the rota. ton of the mirror. The former opera. | ton was carried out by tEe United States coast and geodetic survey with | the result 35, ,i26.3 mares tabout 22 miles) with an uncertainty of the order of only two parts in a million. '"The errors in the measurement of the speed of the revolving mirror were ] much greater, as no very effective means were employed 10 insure its i constancy. (This defect will be elim mated in the continuation of the work next summer).
 Notwithstanding the inconstancy of the speed of the Mirror, bs choosing the most favorable mo. ment when the speed was that cor responding 10 the frequency of 6 control tuning fork, the resulting uncertainty Of the measurement.
 was the order of one 10.35 @. m Ten-thousandth part, which Is abou that of the mean of all the previ ous measurements.
 Tt is hoped that next year. work will furnish results four ol five times more accurate.
 'The result of eight independen
 observations in the present prelim
 mary work is for velocity of ligh in vacuo 29s,s20 kilometers pc. second.
New Britain herald., 1924-09-26
OVERLOADED HIS TRUCK

Frank Plerpont was arrested this morning on West Main street by Patrolman Clarence Lanpher on a charge of overlooking a truck Pierpont was carrying load of crushed stone and some of it was falling over the sides, causing the patroman to stop him and question hi mregarding the amount of stone he was carrying Pierpont was or. dered to drive the truck to nearby scale where it was weighed and found to contain eight and three quarter tons while the official capa- city of the truck was six ,tons
New Britain herald., 1924-09-26
Fishing Schooner Sinks
 After Crash Off Boston

Boston. Sept 26.--The Gloueestsr fishing schooner Actor, was sunk in collision with the army steamer General R. Nj, Ratcheder off Low ell's Island in fog that shrouded the harbor today.
 The schooner, inward bound from the Banks, went down so quickly that her crew of eight men had to jump for their lives, and several had to be rescued from. the water by soldiers.