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s.5.OOo for Thcntcr.

M t'IFNCHBURG. May TO. Il. Barker
has sold the Isis motion picture play
-. house hero to c. NJ. Casey at a price
: OF s7sp0o.
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Rocshr,drc Hold. prtmnr,

May 1.-Democratic
- primaries were held in Rockbridgc
4 t',-tpd9y.4 and delegates were elected TO
n4tsthe icounty convention to be held in
Lexington Monday. when delegates to
the State convention AZ Roanoke will
- be elected.
At tho Lexington primary Captain
x Greenlee Lctcher offered resolutions
indorsing President Wilson and the
! sSiShsItational administration, also Con-
,iSSYrsssman H. d. Flood. OF this dis
rtrjSt. land Hon. Henry ST. George
l.SSytEuSker, OF Lexington. who has an
iiehnUhheed his candidacy for governor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

'Ts"erl 'Culnencr Elects Delegates
-.isT, Err EIDE RICKSBURt;, May l-Cul.
peper County has elected delegates
ITO tho State Democratic convention
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

How many pieces of
Broad Street property
can you buy today at
the offered price of
sixty days ago? Buy
now. Auction sale of
West Broad Street
business sites on Tues
day, May q, at 5 P. M.
Attend. Sale conducted
by Atlantic Coast Real
ty Co. ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
.-JUNI0RsTO MEET HERE
! Eeneral Executive Hoard of Five
W - States to Have Session In
John Marshall Home.
Tho general executivc hoard q, ~,

Tho general executive board of the
s't@Dpnior Order United American Me-
~. chanics, composed of Ave members
,yeach from the states OF New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania Wash
and Virginia, will meet here
son May ~. The session will he held
inItbe John Marshall House, begin
ming at o'clock in the morning, and
ut the conclusion of the business ses-
Sion !thc visitors will be taken on a
sight seeing automobile ride TO
places OF interest in and around the
-as'-clty.i returning to the Richmond
.''r, Hotel. where banquet will be
served.
Al past State councillors of the
,,tEtatc Council! OF Virginia viii be
,eathe, guests of the executive board of
-''the' State Councii OF Virginia on this
.,.soccasion. The officers of the general
.Hexscutive board are: Thomas $ Ir-
EG win Of New Jersey, chairman: Aaron
,ttisHH: sampson. of Virginia. Vicc-chair-
Imam, VILLA m II. Micrs. of New Jcr-
Icy. secretary: Edward T. Hazleton
il Of Washington. ID. c.. treasurer.
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CnpitnI Stock Incrc,.cL

LYSCHBURG. May 1.-The Virginia
Fecd3nd Seed Company here has in
900 to $4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02
WILL ENTERTAIN LUTHERANs
Second Annual Convention or Eastern
District wnIthcr League
Here Today.

The second annual convention OF
I hc Eastern District of the walther
League organization will be enter
taincd today by the walthcr League
Society of Bethlehem Evangelical
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DcnIern Meet

~ i4Furniture Dealers Meet.
DANV1LLE. May l.-Rctail furni-
ture dealers met last night and re-
nHtorsan1Ecd their association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

Here you will be able to buy anything
you need to brighten up the home, from
kitchen to bedroom, at real old-fashioned
money-saving prices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-02

good Refrigerator is just as
essential as good foods.
Rountrec's Challenge is the
only solid one-piecc porcelain Re-
frigerator made. insuring cleanIi-
ness. low temperature and perfect
circulation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

good deal OF nagglng. Il was not
ne letter that ! wrote to him. bu,
many. before he displayed the Repub.
lican flag In the Tribune's columns
Mr.. Harvey. in his article quoted
In Mr. Curtis book. concludes:
ut Is not claimed here that Bovay
Is the creator OF the Republican
party. The spirit was active In 1854.
In every village and city in the free
states. which would have created
that party even IL Boysy and Greeley
had never been born. Boyay, how
ever. was the first person who 30, ou,
In a resolute. persistent and practical
way 10 form the party; he was the
first to suggest the name, and Gree
ley. through his paper. which had
the largest circulation and influence
OF any Journal In the country at that
time. gave his valuable aid In making
the party project and name known to
the country"
Tho first national Republican con-
Fention was held In Philadelphia two
years later.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24
GOLF LINKS on SITE
OF OLD BATTLE GROUNDS

DENVER. Colo. May 2i.--Trec,
which were a hazard TO civilization
when the steaithy nborigInes secret.
ed themselves In their protection
and INDUCED In pot shots with ar,
rows at the Invading palc-fsco are 10
become a hazard agnIn-thls time 10
golf players.
The old Jim Baker Place" has
been sold 10 a new country club
which Is forming among the 800 of
this city. Near the spot where the
hvc haif-breed children OF the scout.
trapper. indian fighter and pal OF
Buffalo Din are buried. modern
country club will be- erected. The
name OF the new club has not been
decided upon. Among It's organizers
Ii Dr. Charles G. Reid OF Denyer.
The Baker farm includes one hun
dred acres. In addition. the acres OF
the old Ipterlachen links VIII be
Another plot OF ten acres
at Inspiration point will be added,
making $50 acres In the course.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24
"TowN" WIPED OUT

PHOENIX, Ariz.. May 2I.-Com.
plete determination OF what was con-
sidered one Of the largest prairie
dog towns" In the west has been
reported to the predatory animal In.
spector's office here by the chIrica-
hua Cattle company OF Cochise coun-
~. southeastern Arizona. More than
10000 prairie dogs vtre est!rrat-
ed to have lived on the company's
ranch of more than 10000 acres un-
I'll the management started an OF.
fensive campaign against them.
Now their vast honeycombs OF I'M
Aerground burrows are utterly de-
sorted. the company reported.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24
AIREDALE swiMs WELL

OAKLAND. Cal. May 2i.-chlid-
ren playing on the east side Of Lake
Merritt. In the heart or Oakland.
were recently attracted by an Aire-
dale dog swimming across the lake
on an everage OF three or tour times
a week. A park attendant safe tho
dog apparently would rather swim
across the lake than ,yo, three nslS,
around to reach his home. ~
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

John Galsworthy. the famous nov.
eiist and dramatist. was once q keen
sportsman. but for many years he
has never touched q gun. Watching
a dying bird one day. he suddenly
found sport ugly. and gave II up for
ever.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24
J. J. KELLER, Manager
WEATHER RECORD

thereafter tho Herald will publish
III. mean and maximum tempcra-
'urcs and precipitation record as TAX
IN by the U. y. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to the papers issue. up
To o'clock Of that day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

IL there we're but one po,atoe left
in the world. a careful cultlva,or
might produce 10000. 900. 900 from
II In ten years. and thus supply the
world with seed again.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-05-24

T. p o'conhor. the brilliant
journalist and politician. is now the
Oldest member Of the House Of Com
mons In point OF service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

kimball OF tho School OF Architecture.
have been accepted and the contract
for the erection OF the building has
been let by the university authori-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

with every dish. SO that 1t REPLACES
cheese cheese Is une2taoIs; The Jams am"
But Virginia ham is really good.
and is unknown in France. despite
the huge quantities OF American ham
which we import.
Certain fruits are also incompara-
oranges of California. while the
soup. which are unknown in France,
But what do they drink?
Water. watcr-always water. and
so cold that it hurts the teeth.
perpetually thirsty. and the water,
in spite of the ice, Is peculiarly good.
while the tea and coffee have pow
ers OF rcf-eshment and intoNication
twice as piquant as ours.
Country "Unplcnsnntly" Dry.
One hundred millions of people in
pleasure the law which has put The
AmSsicnn soldiers did not use ;heiir
opportunity to taste the good wines
OF France. and habitually speak OF
France as the country OF red wine"
The Americans. and above all the
a fcrvency which is Understandable
now tina, stimulants are forbidden.
The American woman passes ncG
days eating chocolates and ice cream.
Americans are vivid. quick think
ing. responsive, quick to- react yet
curiousiy stolid people. They do not
know the intense passions. of life
which cnEulf the average European.
They are the masters. supreme
masters. OF the three forms of move
ment:
l. The mo vem emit mechanical.
which means rapid transport.
=. The rapidity OF thought. writ
ing. printing.
3 The rapidity OF decision. which
is the Americans life.
Even the movement of the traffic
in the cities is regulated by the po-
lice like directors OF a corps dc ball
let.
The transportation services of New
York ere without parallel in any
Other civ in the world
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plate this picture and not realize
That here Is tho inauguration of a
policy to which he can remain in
different only ut his peril?
For this African army, quartered
in the heart of Europe. is a passively
oaedient instrument OF that very
capitalistic society which, no feels to
be crushing him within it's folds.
y very little Imagination Is needed
to conjurc up the accomDan!ments
the immediate and visible accountant
nents. OF this supreme outrage in
nicted upon Itself or tolerated by a
society. which. although in dissolu-
lion. may yet take Il long time to
expire.
Forcrunncr Of BIoodshcd.
Its ultimate effects will be regis
tered in bloodshcd, cruel injust!ces
uprisinSs. rcpressions. sanguinary
racial struggles from one end of AT
rica to the other: in misery for
countless innocent African communl-
ties. and horrors unimaginable for
many innocent Europeans.
Meantime 1t will intensity to an
abnormal degree all the evils which
find their root in racial antipathies
The European and the African are
alike the victim OF this policy.
tcct, herself. Not so, Africa. which
Europe, and especially of Britain.
citizens OF an empire upon which
the sun never sets, acquire the con-
Niction that they cannot, must not.
associate themselves from the fate
OF the colored races ut the hands OF
the governing classes of their own
empire. and of other imperial Eu-
ropcans states.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

Drawn by Home Architect.
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June II.
The plans for the new 100000
amphitheatrc for the University OF
Virginia, drawn by Professor Fiske
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bad link of two and half miles has
been awarded to Bennett Brothers,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
sF0RD WORKMAN LIVES
FORD COMMUNITY LIFE
Everything on Want List OF
Laborer to BE Found
Mt Plant,

( II this Ford man which We will
sfDllow through his days activities at
1me rord faG,ory has +, been faqEn as as
mornings work he may be- stricken
, With tooshaehe or headasns; w ,nS!e,
or dentist for relief. AT noon he is
served with "a lunch consisting OF
sandwiches. fruit. hot coffee or soup
Now surprising ,ha, this is the
mans pay day After subtractinE
remainder toward a Ford investment
certificate. Finished with the days
york; he can car go t. the shoe store +.
in school. or to the grocery store,
where. among other things. he can
buy sack of -four made from wheat
Fordson tractors do the work. and
ground in Henry Ford's flour mill
and , then hauled by Ford 'nekS TO
Ford men: or he may want to order
custom made suit or buy one ready
made. which he does in ,hs Ford
oil he needs. but he gets it at Ford
store. Then he can purchase his
meat in the Ford market. or order
coke department.. Everything Is sold
a; cost to Ford men.
II this Ford man wants TO rent
HpuSe. ne goes 10 the rpIu IeHNdI IN
change: legal advice is given him
by the legal aid department. But
possibly he is q student in the Ford
school. In that case he attends class
after work. and stops in the Ford
library on the way out.
Then he may 70 TO the Ford attn
letic field for = set Of tennis or for
baseball practice. Possibly he de-
sircs 10 take his family to the Ford
Band concert that evening: nc pro-
cures tickets before driving home in
his Ford car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20
RUSSIANS CONDEMNED
FOR FAILURE TO SALUTE

tCOntinucd From First PaScD
bers of the White Army that he In
tended To back them up to the ex-
IRENE limit. Miller. during the nights
OF February Is and 10. secretly pre-
pared to retreat.
Planned Escape Carefully.
''To avoid suspicion. he then an
nounccd that Il general retreat would
be ordered for February 10 at-2 p
NJ. At 4 ~ NJ. the game morning,
army WAS asleep and unsuspic!ous,
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NOTED JURISTS TO
PLAN WORLD COURT

CONTINUED From First Page.D
punal and head of special United
states Mission 10 Russia t,91T)
Satsuo Akidluki. formcr:.' japanese
Ambassador to Vienna: ono OF the
legal adviscrs of Japaneses peace
delegation in Paris.
Rafael Altanira. professor OF law
in Madrid University: Senator.
Clovis BcvilacQua. professor of law
and legal adviser to the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. Brazil
DIR. George f flaEerup, fromcriy
Premier of Norway and Norwegian
minister to Denmark and Stockholm;
member Of tho second Hague confer
encc where he supported the attitude
of the United states on the inviolu-
bility OF private property at sea-.
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he boarded with his STAFF the ship
Iaras.owna, on which he attained tho
ics-breakcr Minin. taking with him
besides his own personal encourage,
only seventeen generals with their
families. the naval stan and some
wealthy merchants OF the town.
Hc carried with him also a case
the treasury OF tho city.
when the treason Of their COM
mandcr became apparent In tho
officers and men gathered on tho quay
and opened fire on the ice-brcaker,
which. however. succeeded In get
ting out Of the ice to where the ship
Canada was waiting to receive him.
This is the true story OF tho
Archangcl Incident"
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the problem now in operation very
near home. Less than a days steam
and rail journey in normal times
tance by aerial locomotion-tens OF
thousands of armed African lcvies
are spread over whole European
rountryside. cncampcd in towns and
villages with which many OF us are
Africa. men from the forests and
swamps of Western Africa, who until
Yesterday were living the primitive
are eron now represented to us In
books of travel and in missionary
tracts-often with manifest exaegcr-
ation-as indulginE in strange and
fearful rites in their primcval forest
homes.
Compelled to Serve.
They have been imported into Eu-
rope by compulsion--clothed In
French uniforms; trained in all the
devilish arts of civilized warfare.
Upon their natural barbar:sm
which conveys no reproach. has been
grated tie scientific barbarism in
rolved in the twentieth century Gull
turs OF legalized murder.
ThcE have been practising disciples
OF this culture for the past four
years under the tuition OF their mas
ters: and among the people they have
slaughtered and been slaughtered by.
peace.
They are without their womcnkind.
Brothels must necessarily he provid-
cd Tor them. They cannot be confined
TO barracks. They move rs con-
qucrors In subjugatcd land.
Existence Continual Fight.
They belong to peoples in whom
nature has implanted strong sexual
impulses. which, again, conveys no
reproach to them. Many OF them
come from regions where mans exist
G ntNn IT,. II t., "a
the destructive natural phenomena
by which he is surrounded, and
where. lacking in that virility with
which nature has endowed him, he
would vanish from the face OF tho
earth.
Can the European worker contem-
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SLAVE-OWNER SPIRIT Is
SWINGING BACK TO POWER

tCOntinued From First PageD
extremity Of wrctchedncss is TO he
sought in the realization on the part
Of the European worker that their
cause is. fundamentally. his own.
Their only hope is that the European
worker will know that nc cannot.
and will not, attain freedom while
the population Of great areas subject
10 his Governors or to the Governors
Of his Governors allies. are suffering
from forms OF exploitation differ
ing from SLAYER only in name. or
are deprived of national and political
riEhts-in short, 10 the freedom to
which they are entitled
And there is yet another side to
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LIBERTY OF THOUGHT is
GREAT AMERICAN CREED

Continued From First pars)
cities cold as those in the Polar Cir
Gle and cities warm and indolent Us
those in the tropics.
m q N LIN lbinn1rrn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-20

NSontlnucQ FROM flrSt IaGc.)
cities cold as those in the. Polar Cir
Gle and cities warm and indolent Us
those in the tropics.
interchangeable Pioneers.
And these lOo,oOo.Goo live under
chains, with a social and political
liberty which is complete. They do
not worry their brains with the
civilization. indefatigablc pioneers,
they live only TO carry out the inn
mutta aS lays Of nature and lie:
holding out supplicatlnE hands.
The soul Of the American is soul
world. 1t does no; trouble, itself with
the sexual nostalgia which keeps the
European in state OF continual de-
Of the American cha chara &c sr WHICH
standpoint Instead OF from, the
The men Of America know only the
physical existence as did the premier
3hnetr' the Indians From The
aGoeFne III, has to me
thought. creed and sentiment which
Europe has long since besm!rched
with the unclean PHILOSOPHERS Of dis
as the age of the Indian is TO the
American.
Americans "Clcnn. Healthy"
Today the blood or the. Indian IS
unseen. almost. in the veins OF the
clean, he.lthy mark OF the Indian is
visible on every good American OF
today
Physically the same remark is also
true. Like the Indians. the Ameri
cans have small feet and hands o.,
IN extraordinary delicacy OF texture.
MEion' "'s" an" %
They are TO grea; exten, nomads
1--we in. constantly changing from one
city or state 10 another. Above all
They have deep within them the
scended 20 them from their wild for
bears. The possibility Of unknown
danger causes within them an eN-
altaiion unknown within the breasts
OF the S!ar- inhabitants OF Europe.
Call OF tho Wild.
, EVEN IN their -ccTeations they fol-
iow, out the traits OF the savage.
Society women. owning palaces on
Fftn Avenue and AZ the beaches.
.lik+ nothing better than 10 take
their annual vacation camping OF, in
-3usly returning 10 the days when
ffih Avenue and ar!stoc:a,ic
-heSches were not.
Leave ne no, aiona ~i;h ,erood!ns
4 W many !n!EES VS. anu sNOuGl
'ea''
One thing OF America must be said
AZ a Frenchwoman. perhaps can
sstert this without offense: the cook
Americans. 70. whom the electrical
atmosphere Is apparently ample
punishment, have put all their Ee-
Mus TO work at making meal times
as s!mplihcd and rapid as possible.
That would never do for French
man.
Live on Ham md Eggs.
The American seems to live on
ham and eggs, roast beef and pota-
toes. toast and club sandwiches 4
club sandwich IS the piece de resis-
tance OF an American quick lunch
u is the ideal luncheon for the
american business man. always
working, for i can be eaten in two
minutes.
Nearly all 4 American meats and
poultry. coming from the gigantic
cold- storage plan;s are insipii 10 the
taste. They have lost In the process
OF freezing The taste which Is 10 be
tonnd in = French restaurant
Their famous chicken "a Ia Mary
Lana Is IN reality the identical daii-
cacy originated by a famous che. in
INC Rue du Mont-Thabor. Paris.
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HALF THE EARTH IS RULED
BY GREAT BRiTAIN'S KING

tCon,inucd From First Pagc)
imposing conglomcration OF depcn-
dent nations which the world has
ever seen.
More than ever before In history.
Great Britain IS mistress over the
major portion oc the earth's surface.
and this result can be directly at
t.ibuted TO the war.
Sitting in buckingham Palace to-
day, King George V. rules over 422.
100000 of people outside his own
kingdom. After considering that.
can we ask without q smile which
nation made most out OF the war?
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DANVlLLE. VA. June. i9.-The
anville-Yanceyville highway. run
ming from this city to Yanccyvillc,
the county seat of Caswell County. n.
g, VIII ch has long been an eyesore
Is to be completed as Il first class
highway this summer. The contract
for tho building OF the last really
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
India and
Dutch East Indies

Alden, Karachi, Bombay, Colombo,
Madras, Rangoon, Calcutta
From New York
Oct. 5-GoLDsTAR .(F)
ma oo Moore Mccormack Co., Inc.
Oct. SO-GLENORA (F)
Nov. 1o-NAPIRIR (F1 w. An''
Moore Mccormack Co., Inc.
Bombay, Sec Karachi
Calcutta, Singapore, Yokohama,
Kobe Also see Karachi
Oct. -cEEss5s EE3n MeE EAR5 A9E5eePs rs
xou aes,S Steels s s. Line
Steele 8. s. Line
Colombo, See Karachi
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore,
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
Oct. 7-GoLusA (PF}
Madras, See KaracM
India, Java
From Montreal
Oct. 5-HALEsIUs (F) Houston G. Co.
Karachi, Bombay, Colombo, Madras.
Calcutta
49, From New York
- Kerr S. S. Co., Inc.
NOV. 1b-A STEAMER ~. S. s. B) (F).
Kerr S. S. Co.. Inc.
s From Baltimore
sailed--ALGlE (FO
Kerr s. 8. Co., Inc
Penang, Belawan, Delhi, Port SWEET.
tenham, Singapore, Batavia.
Samarang, Suzabaya
From New York
Sept 2s-WEsT CALUMB (Fl
oct nHafa 9nifed ican american Lines. Inc.
ma or United American Lsnea, Fme
G.. United American Ltnes. Inc.
oangapore See Calcutta
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
China, Japan,
Philippines

Hong Kong,
500 Yokohama. Honolulu, Kobe
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shans.
hal, Manila, Hong Kong
From San Francisco
Occ' 16-ECUADOR (PF)
Pacific Mail s. s. Co
Now 1S-vBNEzUELA (PEl
Pacific Mall s. s. Co.
lloilo, See Kobe
Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Keng. Iloile
Alse sec Yokohama, Honeiulu
From New York
Sept. so-pRYDEN (F)
Barber s. s. Line rno.
Manilas See Yokohama. Hono,aru
Shanghai, Sec Yokohama, Hololulu, Kess
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
Also SEQ Honolulu
From New York
Oct. 1o-scHoDACK CF)
Barber :. s. Line, Inc.
From Boston
Oct. 1o-scHoDAcK (F)
Barber s. S. Line. Inc.
From Philadelphis
Sept. so-EAsTERN CLOUD tF)
Barber S. S. Line. Inc
Yokohama Kobe, Shanghai, Manila
From Baltimore
Sept. So-WEsT JAPPA CD
waterhoWse & Co.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hone
Kong, Manila
From Baltimore
Oct. 1S-sTANLEY (F)
Waterhouse 81 Co.
FROM Seattle
Oct. IO-MAQUAN (F)
Wate-house & Co.
Nov. 1-DELIGHT (F)
Waterhouse & Co.
Nov. SS-WEST JESTER (F1
= Waser,loase q Co.
Dec 1S-NlLE (F) Waterhouse g. ca
New-York tribune., 1920-09-28
Islands of Atlantic:
West Indies and
Caribbea Sea

Cristobal, See Kingston: also So. America
haytian Ports
From New York
Oet. Ga STEAMER (F}
Clyde 8. s. Co. Raporei Lines
Jamaica
From Baltimore
Oct. eB-LAKD GALArA tF>
no, Baltimore 8. s, Co.. Inc.
kmgstons jamaican Outperts
From New York
get. S-JULIA {F, Di Giorw,o a. 10
KY. s---A STEAMER {F> All Fruie Co.
Maayague2s See Forte Rice
ReMe@s sss xexse Rsse !