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ARRIVED.

str West wauneke. Antwerp Dec II, Brest
Gath. Fayal Jan and Bermuda 2lst. Co the
American line, with mdse. Anchored off Bath st,
North River.
Str Caledonier Belg). Antwerp Jan 4, to the
Lloyd Royal Bclgie. with mdse.
str West Carnifax. la Pallice Jan 4. TO Sigsbie
& Humphreys, in ballast Went to pier 20 East
River.
str otterstad (Nor). Genoa Dec 10 via Gibral
str Fluor spar. Calcutta Dec Z, Colombo 1iti
and Suez 2ith.
| str Eldorudo, Curacao 70 Tunch. Edge Co
with mdse. Anchored IN Quarantine.
str fIovcn. Tnmpico Jan l6, to Walker Daly
with crude oil. Went 10 pier q, Constable Hook.
Str Hulaco Tampico Jan 10. TO Walker & DAILY
with crude oil Went to pier =, Constable Hook.
Str Helen. Ponce Jan ~. Mnyaguc5 ith, Aqua
dilla 18th, Fnjardo 18th and S0u Juan 2Oth u
the Bull-Insuiar line, with mdso. Went to pic
| 81, Brooklyn.
| Str III vale. Galveston Jan 10, 20 the Southerr
Pacific Co, with mdsc. Went 10 pier ~ Nortf
River.
str r. Mar New Orleans Jan rs. to tho South
ern Pacific Co. with mdsc. Went 10 pier "
North River.
Str cuttyhunk New Orleans Jan Is, ~ Lydlers
Bros with mdsc.
str Cherokee, Brunswick and Wilmington, Nc
10 tho clyde steamship Co. with mdsc. won't U
pier ~ North River.
/ 20 the Old Dominion steamship Go, with nassen
gers and mdsc. Went 10 pier 20 North river.
str jamestown. Norfolk and Newport news. 70
tho old Domiuion Steamship Co. with passengers
and mdsc tarrivod 2ithl. -,
| Str Maucblouesi (Nor). Philadelphia Jan ~, 4
tho United Fruit 90, IN baliast Wont TO crane
dry dock, BROOKLYN
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the demands of the men. Theatres VIII no'
be affected by the threatened strike, as
they have made a separate agreement with
the firemen, engineers, oilers and Goa
passers. granting all their demands. Many
OF the office building owners nave taken
similar action. Mr. Healy said last nlght
that the hospitals would be spared as long
as possible in the event of a strike.
A meeting of the Strike Committee and
the Hotel Mems Association viii be held
today at two o'clock at No. Il Liberty
street in an effort to reach an agreement.
A similar meeting was held last Friday at
No. S34 Fifth avenue. but nothing was ac-
complished owing to the illness of several
of the hotel men.
Three local unions of stationary engi-
neers and one of oilers and coal passers
were represented at the meeting yesterday
Mr.. Healy also represented the Brother
hood of Steam and Operating Engineers
The Strike Committee representing the en-
ployes consists OF Joseph Monteferring
Michael Murphy. Timothy Cendon. John
Quain. Edward Hanley. Thomas Bagley
and John Long.
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SAILED.

Strs AIillinocket, San Juan; Assout tBr, Al
giers Malta. &c; Waukesha. Boca Grande; La
Molendo via Crstobi; Lancaster Castle tBri.
Buenos Ayres and Montevideo Dulcino. Nuevitas;
Canadian Pioneer (3rl Halifax, Ms; Radiant.
with | barge Port Arthur; Nildfugl tNor). An
tila via Newport News: Massiek, Gohcnburg
George Il Paddleford Tampico: Dents Br), Para,
Rio Janeiro, sc: J Drake. Sabine; Lake Fru-
gality. Cardiff and Bristol; Guinba. Antwerp and
Rotterdam; III l'aso New Orleans
Motor schr Dawnlite. Rosario.
Sailed oath, str Cretic (Br), Genoa and Naples.
The corrected reading OF the barometer (reduced
TO sea leven at New York on Sunday, Jan -.
1920. at AN, as reported by the United States
Weather Bureau. was thirty and forty-four hun
dredths go "a inches. This closely npproximates
seven hundred and seventy-three and one-tenth
(113.1) millimetrcs. Captains of all vessels now
/ ling In ar near the ports of New.York and Brook
lyn can advanageously use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometers re-
aure any considerable correction or adjustment.
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ENOUGH TENNESSEANS SIGN
up TO MAN THE TENNESSEE

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Sunday.-With
the completion of successful recruiting
campaign in Tennessee to obtain enough
native Tennesseans to man the new super
dreadnought Tennessee 1t was intimated
here tonight that similar campaigns would
be conducted In the other states for
which superdreadnoughts now under con-
struction have been named.
Superdreadnoughts now being built arc
the California, the Colorado, the Mary
land. the Washington. the West Virginia.
the South Dakota, the Indiana, the Mon
tana, the North Carolina, the Iowa and
the Massachusetts.
Secretary Daniels today telegraphed his
CONGRATULATIONS TO Governor Roberts, of
Tennessee, on the successful outcome OF
the campaign in that state,
AS an illustration of the enthusiasm
manifested In the campaign the Navy De-
partrnent cited the action OF the town
marshal OF C'rossville, a small TENNESSEE
town, who led nearly all of the young
men through tho streets to the recruit.
ing station and signed for a cruise on the
\ Tennessee.
| As he wrote his name on the recruiting
blank tho marshal remarked that las
there was nobody left in town to arrest
his usefulness had ceased
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ASKS AID TO SAVE
POWHATAE CREW
CAPTAIN Randall Sends Wireless He
VIII Take No Chance, as
Water Is Gaining.

The navy communication at No. A
Whitehall street received a wireless mes.
sage last night sent by Captain Randall
OF the disabled. army transport Pow
hatan which said that all tow lines had
parted and the ship badly needed all relief
possible. Captain Randall said the water
was gaining slowly and that it might be
necessary TO take off all of his crew ex-
cept a few volunteers, as he would take
no chances in keeping the entire crew
on board.
He stated that the United States coast
guard cutters Gresham and iAcushnet
were standing by, but he could not see
them on account of the gale and snow
storm. as also was the Canadian fishine
steamship Lady Laurier. He asked that
the United States mine swaeper King
fisher and the tug Relief be sent as soon
as poss' BILE on account of the dangerous
condition.
Earlier a message from him said that
because of the bad weather coming on
the tow lines that parted could not be put
again on board, and all Saturday night
and yesterday a heavy northeast gale
was blowing with thick snow. He re-
ported his position as ITO miles from Che-
bucto Head, Halifax.
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HERALD CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from For.
eion Ports

ANTWERP, Jan 23-sailed. str War Beryl Br)
st John NIB
BELFAST. Jan 22-Arrived, str Lord Down
shire tBr), Baltimore.
BALBOA Jan 23-Arrived. strs vircinian
Antofagasta; Diana. Portland. o: City Of Para
San Francisco; 24ta Mystic Tocopilla; Volsa
(Brl Iquique.
Sailed 3d. strs Chile (Br), Guayaquil: oath
Meiwu Maru dap, from Portland, e. for Corinto
Junin (Br, do; Caribbean (Br), do; Ardmore
pisagua.
| CRIs1OBAL, Jan 23-Arrived. strs Ulysses
Norfolk; Tallac, 10; Engineer (Br), Liverpool
gath. Hazel Branch (Br), Liverpool; Hark
ness, Tamplco.
Arrived 9th, str Astmahco, Laguayrn.
! Sailed 24th. strs Diahlo, New York; Mendcrn
Azores; Lake Fairfax Baltimore: General o II
Ernst, New York; Jadden, do; Point Lobos
Baltimore
/ Sailed 2fth, str Nismaha, New York.
| DUBLIN. Jan 22--Arrived. str Delco New York
| GIBRALTAR Jan 23-Arrved, strs Occai
Monarch ,3rl, New York for piraeus and Saoniki
Wascana (Nor) st John, NE, for Piraeus.
HONG KONG, Jan 1S--Sailed, str Manila Maru
Jap), Seattle.
MANCHESTER, ,Jan 24-sailed, str Mereiar
| (Brl Boston.
SIERRA LEONE, Jan 17-Sailed, str Bendu.(Br)
from Seccondee Tor Philadelphia.
SANTOS Jan 20--Arriyed str Moccasin. New
York via st Thomns aud Rio JaIeiro.
! VANCOUVER. BC. Jan 25-Sailed, str Grown
of Galicia (Brl, San Francisco.
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Powhntan in Dangerous Condition. Cap
thin Would Remove Crew.

BOSTON, Sunday.--A wireless message
that was intercepted here late today from
the army transport Powhatan. which has
been disabled off the coast since last sun
day, said the water was gaining slowly
and that it might be necessary to take
off all the crew except a few volunteers.
Relief was requested as soon as possible.
The message, which was addressed TO
United States Army officers at Halifax,
n. S., said that the United States Coast
cutters Gresham and Acushnet and the
Canadian government steamer Lady
Iaurer were standing by and that the
United States Coast Guard cutter Ossipee
was near. but not in sight. In stating that
he might remove the crew Captain Ran
dali said he would take no chances
An earlier message that was intercepted
here from the Gresham reported the Pow
hatan as drifting helplessly before an
east-northeast gale, with the steamers
that were standing by unable to put tow
lines aboard. The position at noon was
given at latitude 42:3l north, longitude
PIP west, or about two hundred and fifty
miles southeast of Halifax.
The Gresham said:-"Lines to Powhatan
pa arted and bad weather coming on. Could
not replace them Thick snow last night
and today. with east-northeast gale" The
tug Relief also reported by wireless that
il had put out to the assistance of the
transport.
The destroyers Isherwood and BrecK
were ordered from here tonight to<the
assistance of the Powhatan and were eX-
pected to leave about midnight.
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WOULD RESTORE RAILROADS,
BUT UNDER FEDERAL CONTROL

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Sunday.--Rail- :
roads would be better managed IL oper-
ated by their owners under federal SUI
pervision. Senator Wadsworth, Repub-
lican, New York, declared tonight in "a
letter TO G. III. Sines, vice president or
the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmon,
In response 10 one from Sines asking
for his reasons for supporting the Cum
mlns Railroad bill.
"Government operation is Inefficient,
Senator Wadsworth said, and spells the
end of enterprise and initiative and
confides the great transportation sys-
TENS OF the country into the hands Of
bureaucracy remote from the people and
OF very necessity unresponsive and
lethargic."
Regarding the anti.strike section,
senator Wadsworth said tho govern
rnent acting on behalf OF the whole
people, Us well within its rights. NOR
ally and legally, in forbidding . delib-
eratcly organized stoppage Of all trans
portation."
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM PARTS OF THE WORLD

turning qn the Newcastle Range, struck an Oh
lstruct ton which tore her bottom for distance
lof about $50 feet. The tear had the appearance
OF having been made by pinnacle rock or th'
fluSe of anchor
Jan 10, lat 40 80 n. Ion 60 W, what was ap
parently partly submerged dsrelict schooner
with mast projecting about 10 feet out o.
water.
Jan 10, lat 40 II ~ Ion ~ 81 w, a mast stand
ing upright. and projecting about feet out OF
water apparently attached TO submerged wreck
age.
Jan ., lat A 80 n lon s 80 W. str Nipponiei
tBelg) was abandoned in a sinking condition
Jan Fl, 80 miles 10 deg w ltrue, from
Ambrose light vessel spar projecting feet ou
of water. about feet thick, apparently attachet
to submerged wreck
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AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy 7'elegaph.I

BOSTON, Mass, Jan 25--Arriyed, strs Sunshine
Tampico; Lake Inaha, Norfolk Currier, Port Ar
thur. Tex.
Sailed 18th, strs Gloucester, Norfolk and Balti
more; Cretan, Philadelphia Lake Gravity, Sa'
vannah: Garfield, Sagua and Matannas.
| BALTIMORE. Md, Jan 25-Arrired, strs Jnniata
IJacksonville; Persian. do; Nantucket, Boston
Labette Bordeaux; Donora, Hull; Margaret Bocu
Graude; Santore, Daiquiri; Lake Ida, Pori
Tampa.
Sailed o5,h. strs BJornstjernc Biornson tNor)
Newport News; Liberator. Norfolk; NGoodspeed
Port Tampa.
BoCA GRANDE. Fla. Jan 2f-Arriyed, strs
lGoree, Tampa; Tampa. Mobile.
| Sailed S4th, schr Garland. Cuba
| BEAUFORT Nc. Ian 25-Sailcd, u S Orchid
Norfolk (and anchored at Cape lookout. Heavy
northeast gale.
| CHARLESTON. sc. Jan 2j--Arrived. strs Ire
mao (Brl, Iavrc; G \ Flagg. New York.
Sailed 25th strs Ayaha Maru Gapl, from lquiqu'
for British ports; Themsto Dutch, Boca Grande
Lake Cavcnia, Florida; Lenape. jacksonville.
! CAPE HENRY Va, Jan 25--passed in, stTs
Persier tBelg). Antwerp for Baltimore; owcgo
Norfolk for do; Arraiz Sp) Bermuda for do.
Passed out 25th. strs forgestad iNori. Balti
more for Port Lotos; Pinomore tsr) do foi
Liverpool; Chifuku Mau Gapl do for Hamburg
'rrevarrack do for Porto Vcccha; Amalenborr
dam. DO for Valparaiso; Montowoc. do foi
Rotterdam
The New York herald., 1920-01-26
ENGINEERS DELAY.
THREATENED STRIKE
After Long Discussion Decide
to Give Employers Until Feb
ruary ? to Meet Demands.

At a mass meeting, held in the Central
Opera House. in East Sixty-seventh street.
yesterday afternoon, 1000 members OF
local unions of stationary engineers, fire
men and oilers passed n resolution defer
ring strike action until Monday night, Feb
ruary 2. lat eight o'clock if their demands
are not met in the meanwhile. They ask
for six day week. eight hours a day and
$39 a week for engineers. s33 a week for
fireman and oilers and $50 for coal pass
ers. Timothy Healy, president of the
International Brotherhood of Stationary
Engineers and Firemen. presided and. to-
gether with other officers of the union. had
TO fight hard against large element
which was in favor of striking today.
The strike was originally arranged for
Monday, January 10, but was postponed be-
cause many employers had already granted
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So NOTICE TO MARINERS. ~Wa
THE HERALDS Ship Nes office adjacent to the Barge
Office at the Battery Telephone 1572-Broad
CLOSING OF MAILS.

South Brazil. str Fortified. $3.50 AM.
~ Thomas, ST Crox and South Brazil (except
raernambuco. 70 Parahyba and NataD. str Opequan
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81.
Jamaica. Canal Zone. Panama Salvador (printed
matfcr. &cl. Nicaragua Except East Coast, Anna
pala. Choluteca and prints &c, for Nacaome. Te
guclealpa and fuscaran Nondi. Colombia. Ecua
DOR Peru texcept Iquios) Bolivia and Chill (othe!
parts OF ionduras and letter mail for Salvador ~
;, Dutch and French Guiana. Cape Haytieu and
Fort de Paix Curacao Curnana. Catunano and
other plrts of Hayti y. str Prins Willem I. 1C
Hayt. except Cape Haytien and Port de Pax
Sanai 70 IA zone nnd Panama y. str Gen w G Gorgas.
North Brazil ana Iguitos (other parts of Bra.
I'll y. str Glenorchy, II NJ.
WEDNESDAY JANUARY os.
Bermuda, via Hamilton. str Fort Hamilton.
Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela str Caracas
$50 AN (sup 1880 AND.
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:-
Hawaii, via San Francisco str Manoa Ian o6.|
Hawaii. Guam and Siberia. via San Francisco
L army transport. Jan 81.
Japan. Corca. China. Siam. :. Siberia Cochir
China and Netherlands East Indies via San Fran
cisco. str Ecuador. Feb .
Hawaii. via San Francisco. str Wihelmina
Hawaii. Fiji Islands New Zealand and Ans
trala. via Vancouver. &c, str Niagara Feb 10.
press OF Asia, Feb IL.
'Must be specially addressed for this steamer.
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Transatlantic Mails.

MONDAY. JANUARY 26.
Cape Verde and South Africn, str York Castle
10 AN supplementary 1890 AND.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81.
M ana s'S SssS$ Ssi mails sa Sr
Great Britain, Ireland Netherlands, Norway
sweden, Denmark. Germany, Hungary, Lithuania
Latvia, Esthonia, Finland. Archangel, Madert
and Cape Verde Islands; also parcel post mails
for Great Britain. Ireland Egypt, British India
British East Africa, Malta. Zanzibar and Pemba
str Cedric. II AN tsup 1890 PM.
Senegal Sierra Leone. Gold Coast. Lagos an(
Nigeria. str New Brunswick. II NJ
Gibraltar Greece ": also parcel post mails fol-
Gibraltar and Greece. str Chetopa, 10 AN.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2S.
Portugal and Spain tD: also parcel post mail,
for Portugal. Madeira. Spain. Canary Islands and
Centa. Melilla md Tangier in Morocco. str Cauto
AM.
Senegal. Gambia. Liberia Ivory Coast. Cole
Coast, Dahoney. Lagos and Belgian Congo: ais,
parcel post mails for Liberia. str West Saginaw
10 AM.
South Africa; also parcel post mails for Unior
Of South Africa, str Clan Macwilliam, IL NJ (sul
Mails for South and Central America,
West Indies, &c.
MONDAY, JANUARY &c.
Cuba -. str Moro Castle. $50 AM.
Turks islaHd and Dominican Republic, str Hu
ron. $3.50 AM fsup 10 AND.
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay. str Flor
dian. l. NJ
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS


Str Spartan Prince (Br}. Philadelphia. An
.chored off Stapeton.
Str Olockson. Philadelphia. Went to Robins
dry dock, Brooklyn
Str Runa (Nor) st Johns, Nj, Jan 20. TO Bow
ring & Co with mdse.
Str Bradboyne tBrl, Louisburg. Ms, Jan 90, Il
y Whitney Co, in ballast. Went to Erie ele
vator, Jersey City.
Returned-str Vaudeville (Nor), hence for Balti
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Diet Kitchen Association to Meet

The annual meeting of the New York
Diet Kitchen Association will be held at
the homo Of Mrs. Henry Willard, No. 625
Park avenue. on Wednesday at three
o'clock Mrs Willard. president OF the
organization. will present her report. Ad-
dresses will be made by Miss Mary Il.
Lent, secretary Of tho National Organiza-
ton Of Public Health Nursing, and by Or.
Charles tIcndee Smith, of the children !
division of Bellevue Hospital
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

BERMUDA. Ian 25-Barometer at noon. 2o.3o
inches wind Sw weather. cloudy; temperature
az deg Fair.
CAPE RACE. Mt, Jan 25-Barometcr at noon.
80 inches; wind n. light breeze; weather. dull
and cloudy; temperature, 10 deg Fair.
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Y. w. c. A. Work on Exhibition

7. w. 2. n. WOrk on E2HIDlIIUH.
The Needlework Shop of the Young
Women's Christian Association, at No. IA
West Forty-fifth street, will hold spe-
ciaf exhibition and sale tomorrow at the
Hotel Biltmore, from ten until half-past
six. The sale is under the management
of the Triangle Committee of the Needle
work Shop. Mrs. Thomas S. Winslow is
chairman.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Observation-Disclosures Rip Slue-Bearse Shoal
buoy No 8. first class red buoy dragged
by ice about 400 yards TO the northeastward of
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G-yThe time given in the above table is East
ern standard time and is furnished by the United
States Coast and Geodetc Survey.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Mauretania (Br). Southampton for New York.
was $50 miles Il of Sandy Hook at noon 18th.
Is expected 10 dock about $50 AN Tuesday.
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tReported to the photographic offlce.l
Jan IL, str Atalnia lBraz). while proceeding
down the Delaware River and Immediately aftei
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ALMANAC for NEW YORK. Jam. rs.

Sun rises. 13 Moon rises. =. - AN
Sun sets.......... 05 Moon sets. III OF PM
TINE OF HIGH WATER JANUARY 20.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Dangers to Navigation.

PORT ARTHUR Tex Jan 25-Rarge Providence
grounded off Sabine; expects TO float at high tide
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| Str J Fl Devereux. Norfolk for Boston
! Tugs Socony Nos 3 and d. with . barges (AN)
Sacnam. with (AMl; Security. with tnt 80
IAND Watuppa, with lat $50 AAD Spartan.
with . (at 9:45 AND; Honeybrook with (at
noon; Westrporeland. with anclored at 1915
IPM; Roger Williams, with 3 tanchored at $3.50
lPMD.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East.

Str Pawnee Boston for New York. to Il
Eastern steamship Corporation. with mdse
Tug Socony No 4, light (at $50 AND.
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YOUNG NAN. expert stcnographer- ihor-
oughly experienced general Office work.
desires TO connect with some GDncern WIN
Will provide chance for promotion. Address
], 600. care Times Disnatch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

LIKE 'hesc "dyrrtlaers. YOU WI! get uroni-
ahia result" here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

ENGINEER. with Alb and ZEE dcgr.es :
years steam. electrical and executiv. cS-
periencc. and with highest references a.
sires position in Tho city in any line. Nd-
dress l2l2 North Calvert Street, baltimore
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13
HcIp-Mnle or Female.

CoLoKED MAN AND WIFE wanted Wife
10 do cooking and man take ca,r stock
and garden. To right parties seventy dol
lars monthly. rooms and board. Farm "! Ia =
In 30 mics OF Richmond. Apply 2Il2 Han
over Avenue. Richmond
WANTED. twpnty men women az once Il,
canvass Richmond. Non.Y-;uak!nE Drop
ositicn. Every HON. a prospect See Mr.
Holt, 80 East Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-13

/ COZ Army ASH cans. iracucallv new: cost
Eoyernn,.s.n, from. 81 TO $50 each Glars
2: $50 Class 90; Class G ti;as nra
Army * Saw ,srpnly. COMPANY so ,srnox
tecnth Street Madison 2i06: 390l lester
Street RanhOlnh Ii4S