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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-22
Formally Notify
 Senator Harding
 At Marion July p.

Washington, June 21.-Senator Har- ding will be formally notified of his nomination as the republican presi- dential canidate July 22 at his home in Marion, Ohio.
 Governor Coolidge will be notified of his nomination by the republican party for vice-president July 27. at his Northampton home.
 The dates for the two. notification ceremonies were decided on today at a conference here in which Senator Harding, National Chairman Hays and a subcommittee of the republican national committee participated.
 The conference at it's session which lasted all day and into the cary night also agreed on an executive committee to have general charge of the cam paign, but it's personel will not be made public until tomorrow in order to permit Chairman Hays to commun- icate with the proposed members, and ascertain whether they will serve. It was understood, however, that among the members appointed was Harry M. Daugherty of Columbus, Ohio, pre- conevtion campaign manager for Sen ator Harding.
 HOLD UP RACE. Nefport, R. l., June 21.-Fog and lack of wind combined to prevent the tenth trial race between the cup de- fense candidate sloops Resolute and Vanitie today.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-22
FORMER kAISERIN
 IS ILL, IN VERY
 SERIOUS CONDITION

* The Hague, June 21.-The +
 + former German empress is re- 4
 + ported in a very serious con- * F dition and the former crown .s < prince, Frederick William, has + + been called to his mothers bed #. + side. He left Wieringen this t.
 * morning for Doorn. Prince * + Joachim, the youngest son, is al- *
 + ready there. *
 + The former empress is said 4 + to have taken a turn for the 4. s worse yesterday. 4, < *
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-22
. + + + i. l. I. + I. I. .t i. 4, +
GIVES HER JEWELS TO THE CAUSE OF
 ZION ONFNENT

' New York. June 2i.-Mrs. Ma 4 * than Straus has donated all her 4 + jewels, valued at $lS,5O0 to the I + Zionist organization of America i + for the development of medical I + and health in Palestine, the or ! + garization announced here to- I + day. ! + At the same time her husband l
 + gave the Zionist organization I # S100,000 for health and medic I # al research department of the I + lem. Mir. and Mrs. Straus are + now on their way to Palestine I + 4 l. + I. 4. I. .fs f. I. !. 4. I. '. 4. I. {.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-22

Id warned fed
 df the proposed
 and that they Akh for trouble, ls attention had snent.
 Diets explaining sre taken from leealed them un- sy were held as ssed activities spreading the
 the deaths If tore clerk, and 'i victim of the ntil June 26 at lslice. Captain E Grove police Ae had three of implicated Tn : nder arrest and
 search for a
 ID former sol
 se won the dis
 in the war,
 Great Lakes
 today.
 and a negro aulsly wounded 1pted to arrest
 Abyssinian pa- Ing, just as the enter a hall.
 when several M rushed into
 the riot was
 nsequence of
 .ld not be de- ides.
 d arrest, the saiet today and my said that a Aner's race riot white police n minor street N as disturbance. Asrs, returning s senee at Kankakee es. A policeman 5alAe to disperse 'sd disturbances ~ not spread. ls On.
 ', ,'raining station ;a all sailors re- were consider rom Chicago. s.t Lakes men 'n'A the apparent ss negro quar- asath but they M M quizzing the .s@.yssinian cult, |esf investigator \ io.stice, started started q the govern |s,stieipated in sasy can be re- s'nemy act. If ''sns the dis
 sd .sl to the flag
 Ae espionage
 secution. Sd :l paft in the ac-
 ssaed. their isss 8
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-22
THE WEATHER.
Tuesday a n d Wednesday fair, somewhat warmer. 

It seems A. F. McCoombs also has a memory.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-22
6M WAS |roR ORDER
Crow Laws El Election of .,, president
 

kUltH It. Ib be the white |Hen advocatins
 to Abyssinia;
 seven negroes
 iiol, with a riot
 ls.go black belt Killing of two
 ,unding of seve-
 d federal off
 ,tigation of the Gyi,,' whose mem B have participat- ]. police he was { sducational and l Washington, D. lIility for the af- k had been eject [ fAbyssinians the | had since then | the movement. Nice Jonas identi- as said to pose as as of the leaders lsgro quarter last l uho burned an
 J act led to the kaied having any nse. fll searching for ] is said to call |lbyssinian," and to reports they, Hinent, also were Eliee, Jonas came Evith flamboyant| : him the repre- | md authoriz-l e facial emigra- I @ by police of M years old, a III that he had ! Shtes since he } Tlag
 hd warned fed l kof the proposed and that they 1 lsh for trouble, la attention had knent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03

GAME sort OF mock cour, at
which the shrewdest as well ms the
worst criminals oC,the lot presided
US Judge. while others acted as jury
men. prosecuting attorneys. baliiffs.
crlcrs ana the like. Mock charges
were brought against recent arr
rival: snoring too loudly, washing
ms race with soap, having red -hair,
or wearing box-toed shoes were
among the charges. /, IL was found
mat prisoner possessed money. the
court would be Immediately convened.
charges preferred. the trial held with
mock gravity and decorum. the pris-
oner found guilty and fined whatever
amount he was known to have The
money thus obtained would be divided
among the old. lonE-term convic,s
who would buy luxuries. The victim
niu no recourse except to await the
time when he could preside as Judge
at the trial Of some new arrived. The
court was called Kangaroo because
me convicts at Botany Bay called
themselves kargaroos. an animal
abundant In Australia. The term anc
inc institution Travelled from Australia
70 england, where ii had short life:
the 5ailers and turnbeys discovered
and broke it up. From England il
FOUND It's way TO the United States
ABOUT Forty years ago and has re-
mained ever since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
PRESENT PRICES OF, GRAIN
MAKE REMEDY NECESSARY
Director Barnes Calls Meeting III
Chicago for AL Interested in
Production OF Wheat.
ExroRT nuYING is CAUSE
Foreign Purchase, at Best i but
Temporary. Responsible for In
hation Of Cereal Market, and Best
Market for L. =. Is at Home.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
WASHINGTQN. May 2.-Plans for
national conference 10 discuss meth.
DDS y: establishing II free and
open marke, for wheat through the
grain exchanges of the country upon
the approaching termina lion OF the
authority OF the United states Grain
Corporation on June ! were outlined
yesterday in n letter sent out by Ju-
Illus ii. Barnes. Cn.teds States wheat
director.
Representatives OF wheat and Hour
trade organizations and newspapers
are invited to send representatives TO
a meeting at the LA Sale Hotel, Chi
cago. on May Z. l92n. AT II \. NJ. to
confer with MIR. Barnes on suitable
and to permit the establishment q:
free and open murlie, for the par
chase, sale and handling of wheat
and wheat products" upon the pspi-
ration OF the wheat guarantee ac,.
Problems OF g:ea; national impor-
lance make such meeting impcra :
tive i'll the public interest at the ear
lest possible moment, Mr.. BARNES de-
clarcd yesterday. One is the present
level OF wheat prices, kept far above
that OF the United states guaranteed
price by export buying Of wheat unly.
which. in addition to being ar;ihcia:
and liable TO stop at any moment.
hand:capS our own mills and results
in underproduction or miilfccd cor our
dairy industries. Another Is the APP
parent reluctances OF the exchanges
To return TO the pre-wa- conditions
OF open trading and re-cs,ah!ish the
hedging facilities which have been
suspended during three years OF gov
eminent wheat control.
This attitude o: the exchanges is
due largely TO The cXtraordi trade
hazards resulting from world d!Sor-
ranization. Exchange hedging faciii-
ties unon which wheat marketing de-
pended for years prior to the war
must be restored by individual mi
itia;ivc before the underlying security
provided by the grain corporation is
withdrawn. Mr.. Barnes declared.
Otherwise, the country faces The risk
OF wider margins between the pro-
Queer price and the consumer price
and CONSEQUENT harlshiD TO both.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
BUSINESS ON CARY STREET
WAS DULL ALL LAST WEEK
Receipts Lighter Than tho Previous
Week and Demand Was Nnthcr
ScnrCc-Thc Outlook

Dizziness was the order Of the day
all Of last week along Cary and Thir-
tccuth Streets. where the wholesale
produC" dealers and the commission
Eichmcnirrs supplied with good
things 10 eat
Receipts N all lines fell off consid
crahiy ami Yet there was Il plenty oc
everything IN meet the demand which
seems 10 have gone on a kind OF
Sprin: vacation. or maybe the de-
mand IL stan here. bu; is hcing sun
piled in greater measure direct by tHc
wagons and auto trucks from the
nearby farms. dairics and poultry
yards.
The poultry receipts fell of. but
there was no advance in prices. en-
cepi for snring chickens which were
strong 1T 80 to 81 cents per pound.
ducks held their own II 81 10 AZ
cents Eggs were active all the week
AT 10 - ana the outlook is for Il
sNSh: advance this week.
\ca!s OF the higher class were in
demand. =" cents being the top for
iancics and no other Kind arc now
in demand on this market. The in
terror calves We're Il drug ami sold
down as low "a; II cents and from
that IN to about l6, according TO size
and qualify Lambs were active ut
- 10 -. i.:sh, hogs were fairly ac-
I'VE al - 10 &c -. and very heavy
ct IL IL 10 IL. Hides Were duh at
20 cents for the green and .: for
green sailed
NJ! vegetables were IN light re-
c'ipt and prices Sargcd except on
potatoes, hich are yet high. going AT
>lo 10 Si3 PEI sack Of l5o pounds \
lew new potatoes from Florida
showed M and sold for 10 cents per
round. N'Tit Carolina Strawberries
iruit line.
The .ontloo.; for this week IS for
somewhat larger receipts and prices
ABOUT as last, except probably eggs
VIII DC somewhat higher
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
.PRED|CTEDPAN|IIjCI MAY. BIZ.
LIKE THE RED" MENACE
Promoted by Politicians and Fore
cast by Statisticians Likely to
Die a-l}orning."
cox AND HOOVER
Wall Street Considers Them safe"
Candidates, and as Ono Is Wet"
the Other Dry" You Pay Your
Money and Take Your Choice.
ny nnoADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. May 2-Monday morn
ing VIII find the world going on about
tised t"Red menace" And rin spite OF
All the Information regarding the her
aided panic" I; approaches slowly
ard maybe. since everybody is cX-
pect!nS IL. there may Ic none.
This panic IS being forecast by
siatisticiaus and promoted by poll
tic.ans TO such AN extent that IL may
be worn out on it's way here. The
statisticians who made their living by
exploiting the old familiar fact thai,
business hooms and dcrrcssions fol-
low one another in waves.
Panic Talkcd to Dcnth.
The proposed panic is purely child
OF statistics. II was scheduled for a
year ago. but was talked to death and
it will probably bc done 10 death the
same way this year.
That this should be a Year OF "c.-
derry liquidation" is reasonable 10
expect, hut there is no need for a
panic: Anyhow. the waves" do not
call for panic until production
overtakcs the demand
incidentally the financial interests
have lined up behind Hoover ami Cox
for the presidential! nominations.
They have selected these iva as he
ing safe from business point Of
View and will Try "a run one on each
Of the leading tickets.
Hoover is ihc dry" candidate and
Cox the wet one. The iinancia! in
iercstS do not care which * elected
They feel that there will be a third
ticket, anyhow, and. IL so. that will
elect a Democrat. SO Cox with Il lib
cral interpretation Of the eighteenth
amendment will bring back regular
beer and light wines to the people.
Both parties are flirting with the
soldiers over the bonus plan ana the
soldiers are getting pretty tired of IL.
The bonus enemies are planning TO
Kill IL hy Droposin. absurd plans Of
taxation - raise the money. The SO
Yer cen, var profit tax is the extreme
az hes, 10" IL would start 4 nation
vile fOutii. Of business failures.
En2l IG docs not intend to have
business p.n!c-dOes not sec any real
necessity f"r one. England is help
inv he LI.'ircss people and Is get
sing fo:- them liberal credits and IS
nn!.ioCi:.tin" the sterling rate in
;h,i; fLVcg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
STATE BANKERS OPPOSE
PAR CLEARANCE RULING
Delegates Now In Washington VIII
"et Hearing Before Federal
Reserve Hoard.
IBy Associatcd Prcsy.l

WASHINGTON, MAY 2.-Dclcgatcs
from thirty-odd States were here to-
da% Tor the pc-manen; organization
meeting tomorrow q! the Nationa.
ana State Bankers Protective As
"tta'ion- They are chiefly state
hahi"rs opposing the universal par
clearance ruling o. tho Federal Re
serve Board who informally organized
III New Orleans last February at the
ca!I OF the country Bankers Associa
uon OF Georgia Various organiza-
tlohs OF both national and State banks
nave Sinc" joined the movement
Resolutions nov before Congress
cai ing Tor invest cation OF the
poIicic* and actions q. the Federal
Kcs"rvc Board will be- urged for dc.
hhitc acton and a move toward a de-
posi- boycott by state banks against
city banks using Federal reserve
clearing house facilities may he
taN:n Under tho plan advocated State
banks would withdraw their deposit
accounts from city bank collecting
sta e bank checks through the Fed
erai reserve. \ resolution for such
action Was adoutcd by the state
bankers OF Florida recently al Fen
Snc"la with recommendation that
similar action he taken az tomorrow
meeting to make III" noyco.t nation
VIDE. Tho bankers Will nave a hear
.nl; Wednesday before the Federal
Reserve Board.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
WEATHER CHANGES CAUSE
FLUCTUATIONS IN COTTON
New High Figures of Early wc,l
Lowered on Government Bureaus
Favorable Rrportk.

NEW ORLEANS May 2.-Wea,bcr
conditions were the man factors in
in the carly sessions they were I'M
favorable enough 10 put prices to new
nlsh leVciS. IN" active months go
close OF The preceding week
Later. ,hcr" was a NOR. favorable
Turn 10 weather and crop reports.
tho weekly returns from tho rov
ernment being much less bu!Iish Than
From the highest 10 the lowest thorn
was range Of 1853 to 20l poin,s bu,
at the lowest the active months sill
were five to forty-four points hi.,brr
than the last prices FOR The VIZ o
preceding. Final prices showed net
gains OF twcnty-ilroc to l3s POINTS
July closing 81 $500 against The clus-
ing price on middi!ng spots % { 40
middliEg, making no net change for
the week. High prices III tie con
tract market were made on TUESDAY
aud the low prices on Monday aud
According to tho reports Of the
avery. State in the belt. although i,
~ moisture. Complaints OF poor ser.
Z ninatfon are widespread and much
.eplanting is reported necessary
some sections already report repan;.
Early part OF the week there were
many complaints Of low tempcra
lures, but toward the end OF thf
week temperatures warmed UP de.
.idediy.
Labor troubles at ports and nj tex
lie ceniers were n disQuiciing feat.
nc or IN" week and were rcsponsi.
PIC for more or icss selling. The,
1tre fikciy 10 play an important par
SHn ihe new week for thc I.ancashir.
.tlroublcs arc yet unsettled and walk
! ,nts are threatened ~ New Englant
Stity is causing delay TO tho move
y nent OF cotton, although cotton meI
y. the sae1of Inc 'ySek .gere.in re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Reuie10 of Weeks
Trade in Richmond
Strengthening Demand
for Groceries-Much
Candy Eating.

| The review of Richmond trade anu
business o: the surrounding territory
as prepared BY X. G.. Dun Il Co. for
The Times -Dlspstch is as follows
Various lines of trade. particularly
retail note smaller and fewer sales
In the pas; few weeks. One estub-
lished concern reports selling To- only
one out OF every ten prospective GUS
toners. instead of one out of every
five, rs formerly. Present high prices
are given as the cause OF this con-
dition. Collections continue good.
q Wholesale srocers have noted 1,
strengthening of the demand in their
line. since the beginning OF the pres
cnt labor troubles. Retailers are
thought TO have been stimulated in
buying in order To forcstall 4 depie-
ton al stocks. should freight embar-
goes prove OF long duration. Prices
continue nigh. there having been some
marked advances. in addition to that
fruits have advanced ) and 5 per cent
Flou: OF some grades shows an in
crease in price OF as high as 10 per
cent. Mill feeds likewise are re-
ported higher than II month ago.
notwithstanding the sugar short
age. candy of the bar and penny
grades is abundant and prices show
Weakening % from 5 10 . per cent
In better grades a slight advance is
noted. The opinion prevails that un-
less there is an Improvement In the
sugar situation within the next few
months. there will be Il shortage with
corrcsrondingly higher prices in con-
fCctioarry Of al grades
Dry goods and notions continue
h!Sh with better grades Of hosiery
and lightweight under garments in
chief request. Volume OF cash sales
is slightly, in advance of the cores
ponding period a year ago. but actual
number o. transactions. in wholesnlc
as well as retail, arc thought TO he
less. Complaints continue OF made
qmatc supply and delayed deliveries
~ shortage is noted especially in com
mon spool cotton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Brevities Of the Screen

Making out his income tax recalled
TO Al st. John that five years ago
Tor the money@s3 a day at the
for the moncy-$3 IL uay at the car
penter trad. Now he Is II screen
celebrity contracted to draw $4,000
In 1920. The loss Of income on booze
would not be missed by the govern
ment IT there were enough first-clasS
carpenters like ST. John.
For the first time since she has
Shotwcll In plnyin. Opposite
Thomas Mcighan. the new Paramount
screen star. will not wear her fam
Gus diamond pendant. Miss Shoiwell
Will he otherwise and more decor
ously coStumed.
Since 1873 "a Celebrated Case" has
been played by all sorts and condi-
tons of dramatic companies In Amer
lea and England Whenever one OF
the travelling repertoire organ..a-
lions needed play they inserted "a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Movie Calendar

BlJOU-E:Ininr Hnmncrstein, In
"Grcutcr Thnn Fnmc.-
BI.UEBIRD-Theds Barn, In
"Lure OF Ambition"
BROADWAY onstnnce Tall
nudge. In "'rhe Love Expert"
COLONIAI.-WnlI Reid, in
'rhc Danrin' Fool"
iSIs-NaEimorn. In ""rhe Heart
OF n Child"
ODEON-"My Lndy's Garter,
REN-''rhe Moon Riders"
VICTOR = Constance TaImndre,
In .'fn Shrrh or n Sinner"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03

ceirt OF reports indicating that the
STRIKE might take more favorable
During the week to come. rains
except in Texas and Oklahoma
would cause fresh buying. but gen
orally warm and dry weather out
side OF Texas would probably Causc
selling. Good rains over Texas would
probably stimulate Il selling move
ment OF Importance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Al tho Victor.

~ inc tctOr.
John Emerson and Anita Loos.
whose efforts for the last six months
have been confined to providing Con-
stance Talmadgt. tho brilliant First
National star. with unusual screen
material. have completed what is
probably their most daring adaptu-
ton in In Search OF Il Sinner" which,
Will be shown a, the Victor Thcutcr
today and tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
ContInent, of WorId.

Student. Notwithstanding usage
recognizes four continents. Eurasia
Africa, North America and Sou;h
America. and is divided as regards
Australia. which is variousIy styled
q continent and Il continental island.
The title. Antar,ic continent. is some
times given To great bod. .. land
supposed 10 occupy the South Polar
region. Formerly Europe and Asia
were accounted as TWO continents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Information Bureau.

Inquiries regarding almost my
topic. excepting On legal md medical
subjects. nrc answered free. As nil
inquiries are answered directly by
personal letter, aelf-ndd re Il
sfnmpcd envelope In required. Adj
dress The Timcs-Dispatch inf0rniu-
ton Bureru. Kichmond, En.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Weeks Picture Shows
Offerings IA; Local Houses
To Front Itnnidlx.
Onerin

walter McGran. leading man who
has come to the front with ranid
strides and who played opposite
Elaine liammers;cin in her first SELF
nick picture. THE Country Cousin"
VIII be seen opposite Miss Hammer
stein in her second SelZnick pIcturc
Greater Than Fame" which opens at
the Bijou Theater today. Heart
Sraichcrs, Fox Sunshine comedy,
is added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
". Il. Vanderbilt Improving.

PARIS. May 2.-Thc condition o,
w. l.. Vanderbilt. whose illness gave
cause for serious alarm TO his rela-
tiEc3 few day. aro. vas today de-
cldrcd 10 be much improved. Ills
doctors are in constant attendance.
however.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Theda Bnr. n, Biuebird

International romances arc more
than ever IN tho public eve, sine. tbrw
no longer are confined to unions OF
foreign mobility with wealthy Amcri-
can girls Now the international ro-
mai lhemc has reached the screen
and will he seen here today wbem
William Fox will present Lure OF
Ambition" the latest Theda Bara
super production, at the Bluebird
Thcater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
san IS
Barnes Safe and Vault Co.
1910 East Main street.
Robt. ii. Harness, Prop. and Mgr.


West Broad property
values are still based
on a city OF only one
hundred thousand peo-
pie. Sharp advances
must come. Buy now.
Auction sale of West
Broad Street business
sites on Tuesday, May
a, at 5 P. M. Sale con-
Quoted by Atlantic
Coast Realty Co.-Ady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03

Celebrated Case" as the grand
Saturday night bill" 1t ALWAYS
scored hit and was worth seeinS
time and again. Famous Players
Lasky VIII now present II on .thc
screen. and this revival will take III
into the II. +. DIS Of screendom.N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
The Kangaroo Court.

Reader. Port Observation-Disclosures
court is an expression which Is fam
iliar to United states marshals. post
Office inspectors, soldiers and tho
police forces OF the larger cities. The
that country was a penal colony. The
conv!cts at Botany Bay used TO or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Ship by Truck Good Roads
COS West Broad Street

Every high school student has an opportunity
to win the Harvey $. Firestonc University Scholar
ship prize offered for the best five hundred word
essay on ship by truck-good ronds The winning
essay in the various States will Judged and tho
national prize awarded by the Federal Bureau OF
Education. Ask your superintendent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03

Who Was ..rhc IlnwEt"
The Hawk" is the mysterious mas
ter-criminal in Maurice Tonrncurs
screen version OF My Lady's Garter.
which will be shown at the Odcon
Theater today. Ills exploits and the
thrilling campaign that finally cap
turcd him compose The plot of this
detective romance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Laying Corn.rstoncs.

+. &. w. "incheSter.-T Masonic
fraternity always uses the northcd = I
corner OF the foundation of a build
ing in which To place the cornerstone
Others usually the same spot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-03
Merchants and Miners Trans. Co
E.Stai,iisl,ptl 1854.

Estaiiislird 1854.
Millions NJ rns>enErrs Carried
Not Life Lost
Norfolk Boston. Mon. We'd. Sat. II, NJ.
Norfolk Providence. Tues. Fri. : r. NJ
'o'k-nnltinore' Mon. Thurs. > r. II.
NORFOLK to HAVANA Dlrost.
steel =. =. "Quantiro" N.y a,h
steel y. y. "Indiun" Ma ST.
steel :. y. QUA ntico" Wuy eSti,
Freight only. .''"
Pier Font W. Main st. Tel. eesss.
A. p. PORTER. Gen. ;Ase4s, NorfoIk. ysls