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New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
PIRATES WIN TWO;
 GIANTS LOSE AGAIN
MCGraWmen Get Another Bad Set-
 back in Pennant Race

frightened it's hold upon first place yesterday by taking both ends of & double-head from Philadelphia. Th- scores were to and to ,.
 FIRST GAME. Pittsburgh ..3 0 0-4 9 C Phila 70 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 10 l Hamilton, Carlson and Brottem; .:;Ring and Henline.
 SECOND GAME. Pittsburgh 70 01 10 1 O-3 s 0 Phila 0 0 1 1 o 0-2 6 C Glazner and Schmidt; Winters and HeterS
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
RUSSELL GOES TO SOX,

Chicago. Aug. 19.-J. A. Lefty Russell, a tall rangy pitcher of the Sioux City club of the Western league has been purchased by the Chicago White Sox.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Braves Early Lead Wins.

Boston, Aug. 19.-Boston defeated Chicago, 9 to s, yesterday in seven Innings the game being called be- Cause of a heavy thunderstorm that flooded the park. Boston scored sev- en runs in the opening inning off Martin, and Chicago hit hard in a vain attempt to overcome the mar sin. The score:
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Syracuse in Newark. Buffalo in Jersey City. Rochester in Baltimore. Toronto in Reading.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
EASTERN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday. Worcester 10, Springfield 0. Waterbury 2. Albany 1. Other games postponed. rain.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today,

New York in Chicago.
 Boston in Detroit (two). Washington in St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday
By Briggs

Buffalo ', Jersey City 3, (1st.) Buffalo ?, Jersey City 0, (2d). Newark 4. Syracuse l. (1st) Syracuse 5, Newark ?, (2d). Toronto ', Reading 4. (1st) Toronto ', Reading 6, (2d.) Rochester 12, Baltimore s, 1st. Baltimore p. Rochester 6, cd,
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Brooklyn. 11-4: St. IOliS, 5-1

Brooklyn, N. Y., Aug. 19.-Brooklyn tcok two games from St. Louis yes t. rday | to and f to 1. The Su- nerbas could do little with Pertica in the first game until the seventh in ming when they batted him out and did the same with Riviere in the eighth. Brooklyn scored all it's four runs in the first inning of the second game. Haines who relieved Walker, pitched steadily in the other in l,ings.
 The scores::
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Games Today Bridgeport at Hartford CD. Waterbury at Pittsfield CD. New Haven at Springfield. Albany at Worcester.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
 
ATHLETICS POUND
 S0TH0R0N AND WIN
American League Leaders Miss a Good Chance to Gain Ground

hit Sothoron hard in the first three innings of yesterdays game and scored six runs in four innings.
 Uhle replaced Sothoron in the third and pitched effectively for the, re- mainder of the game. The Athletics triumphed by to 4. The score: Philadelphia =. 0321000Oo-6 16 Cleveland ...... 01O012O0O-4 II 0 Hasty and Myatt; sothoron. Uhle and O'Neil. @r.
 Tanks Lose.
 Chicago, Aug. 19.-Fred Bratchi. batting in pinch in the eighth in- ming yesterday, delivered a single which sent two runs home and enabled Chicago to defeat New York z to G.. The locals lead the visitors until the seventh when Ruth cracked out his 18th homer with two men on base and gave the Yankees a tenn porary lead.
 Schalk argued SO strenuous1y about Ruthis home run which went over the left field fence fair, but which the catcher claimed went foul before ' the ball disappeared from sight that he was ordered out of the game Yes terday's victory for Chicago was credited to Faber. giving him string of twentythree victories The score:
 r. h. e. New York ..... 10020030O-6' g 2 Chicago ...... 10O201O3 - 12 0 Mays, Hoyt and Schang; Faber, Hodge and Schalk, Lees, Yaryan.
 Senators Smash Browns
 St. -Louis, Aug. 19.-Washington batsmen pounded the ball to all cor ners of the lot, hitting three St. Louis pitchers alike yesterday, and easily took the second game of the series, i3 to l. Walter Johnson was in7 vincible. Jacobson's home was the one St. Louis tally. The score:
 r. h. e. Washington ... 33ooO4oo3-13 15 1 St. Louis ...... 00OO10OOO- 2 Johnson and Picinich; Davis, Bur we'll, Palmers and Severeid and Col tins.
 Tigers Lose Two.
 Detroit, Aug. 19.-Boston won both snds of double-header from Detroit aere yesterday to and 5 to 10. The first contest went II innings, Karr's double and Pittinger's single bringing in the winning run.
 Timely hitting and Detroit misplays won the second game. The scores:
 First Game: t r. h. e. Boston ..... 4O000O01001-6 IS 0 Detroit . 5O0oOOOO0OO 5-9 Bush, Russell, karr and RueI; Old nam and Bassler.
 Second Game:
 r. h. e. Boston .... 0300o02oO-5 1 Detroit 0O000OO0O-O 8 Jones and Ruel; Rolling and Bass er and Woodall.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Cincinnati. 4: New York, 3.

New York, Aug. 19.-NeW York got another stiff setback in the National League pennant race yesterday, losing tc Concinnati f to 3, while Pittsburgh was winning a double-header in Phil atelph!a. The Giants could do little with Luque until the ninth, when a rally f1ickered out leaving the tieins run on the bases. There was much pickering with the umplres, and fol lowing a decision by Brennan in the fourth, Manager Moran announced the game would be protested if Cincin- natl lost Score:
 Cincinnati 70 0 0 1 1 0-4 9 2 New York . O 0 0 0 2-3 o
 Luque and Wingo; Douglas, Eallee and Smith.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19

St. Louis 70 O2 o 0 0 8 13 l Brooklyn 70 0 o 1 0 x-11 12 0
 Pertica, Riviere, North and Aims worth and Clemons; Mitchell and Miller and krueger.
 SECOND GAME.
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
MORNING ROUND.
LAPS BEAT INDIANS

kumagC and Shimidzu Are Victors
 Over SIeem and Fyzee in Davis Cup
New Britain herald., 1921-08-19
Tigers Lose Two.
WILLIE IRWIN WINS.

Jones and RueI; HoIIing and Bass CT and Woodan.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
9x15 Fl. Wool and
Fibre Rugs, S11.75

These are slightly imperfect on
one edge; for this reason they are
being sold at this unusually low
price. Large-room size 9x15 foot
Rugs. in green, red, tan and brown
medallion and Oriental designs. II
strictly perfect quality would sell
for $500 each.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
MANNED GIRL GIVES
SKIN T0SAVEFR|EN
Ten Year 0h, Without Arms,
Ready to Throw Sunshine
on World.

CHICAGO. April Ss.-Resie Saiuka.
ten years cid. heroine, extraordinary.
Win return to her homo In Meadow
bpeok. W. Va. Friday. equipped with
ARTIFICIAL arms and prepared to con-
tinus her smiling battle Of life against
odds that have sent many strong
man - his grave.
For some time Rosie has been the
life and sunshine of the Balvatton
Army Rescue Home here, where she
has been staying while having the
artfnOial arms lifted.
Rosie was brought up In the dingy
little mining town Of Meadowbrook.
and might never have been known out
aide that small community had 1t not
been for the accident that all but cost
her life. She took hold of . live wire
at . mine entrance near her home.
and when the surgeons from the State
Hospital arrived they found her skin
charred from hips to. shoulders and
both arms all but burned on up to the
elbowA
During an sight-month stay in the
hospital. while surgeons were trying
to patch up her little body, . girl
friend was brought to the institu-
tion, also badly burned.
Rosie remembered that there were n
few places on her legs that were not
burned, and promptly gave enough at
her skin to save tho other little girrs
life.
The Salvation Army workers found
Rosie while still in the hospital and
brought her to Chicago. In q few
days, equipped with her metal substi-
tutes for arms. she will re-enter the
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
SAYS NEWSPAPERS
WILL BE SMALLER
T. R. Williams Tells Publishers
Trend Is Toward Better
Papers, Higher Rates.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-Indicating
that the trend. owing to higher
costs, il toward Smaller and better
newspapers" T. r. williams, business
manager of the Pittsburgh Press,
and president of the American News
paper Publishers Association, told
the associations convention yesterday
that such newspapers would have
and advertising rates. He said pro-
duction costs never are likely TO re-
cede to the low point reached some
years ago.
He warned publishers to beware
OF sudden Generalization of the
market tempting them to reduce
rates temporarily. both in advertising
and subscription, asserting they
would lose all the constructive ad-
vantages gained during the war. Will
liams asserted his belief that labor
costs will remain probably perma-
nently higher than before the war.
Abnormally high production costs.
Williams stated, remained the pub
lishers' chief problem.
The average price of newsprlnt
for the nrst six months of this year
Is higher than the average contract
price for last year" he said. Labor
rs at it's very highest point known in
the Newspaper business. with further
increases granted in some scales re.
ported in the last sixty days. These
are the conditions that prompted an
experienced publisher recently to pre-
diet that many newspapers will be-
come bankrupt this year unless they
devise means Of securing additional
revenues"
williams lauded the growth OF CO.
operation among publishers to slimi-
nate wasteful competition.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28

$1,000 and $22.5O
Brussels Rugs, $12.95
Alexander Smith & Sons Seam
less Brussels Rugs. sizes feet }
by 10 feet g and feet q by o feet.
Choice of floral. medallion and all
over figured designs. All desirable
colorings,. Only limited quantity
OF each size
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
$500 Panel
Lace Curtains,
b, S1.39 Each

White or ecru color Panel Cur
tains. 2h yards long, As to 90 inches
wide. Choice Of Scotch or Noting
ham weaves, in several pretty de-
signs. These are used one TO a
window.
GoIAesberg's-Four Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
Auto Victims Body Found.

DETROIT. April 27.-The body. OF
J. Walter Weitzel. prominent Detroit
business man, who with Fred Hem
meter, another business man, disap-
peared December 4, while autoing.
was recovered from canal in Zug
Island in the lower Detroit river yester-
day. Hemmeter's body was received
two weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
Window Shades,
Soc Each

Seconds Of 79c to SIPS Values.
Only a limited quantity; may not
last all day. Included are oiled
opaques, Holland finish and heavy
opaque. 80 inches wide. 8 feet long
white or greens. Slight imperfec-
lions.
GslAenberg'S-Fou Floor.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
MEELS AT ALTAR AND
AIMS BULLET AT HEART

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 2s.-Kneel-
Ing at the altar in the chapel Of Trim
ity Episcopal Church here Walter S.
Schmidt, aged twenty, shot himself
above the heart in an attempt at sui
eide.
He was rushed to a hospital, where
he was said to be in dying condition.
Beside the altar lay a prayer book.
opened at Psalm xiv and beside 1t
the smoking revolver Schmidt tried to
kill himself with.
Differences with his sweetheart
and the refusal of her father to per-
init him to see her were said to be
the Immediate causes for his act
The Washington times., 1921-04-28

Mems Balbriggan Underwear,
short sleeve shirts, full length
drawers, with extra large double
seat: some slightly imperfect; in
broken sizes. Worth soc and C9C
SOC each. ................ OON
Mems Half Hose, including
Onyx" Round Ticket ''Esco"
and Ipswich" makes: of plain and
mercerized Isle and mercerizod
cotton: black and colors; perfect
quality. Values worth to soc CSc
pair sON
Mems Athletic Underwear. fine
quality T2xS0 checked nainsock:
sleeveless coat shirts. knee length
quality; all the regular hQC
The Washington times., 1921-04-28
Men 8 Union Suits
:, Sc Second md 81 cf % z5c An MG Silly.
Values White and Ecru

small lot of Mems Union Suits, of fine quality gauze
cotton and ribbed babiggan in white and coors Short
sleeves full length legs we'll made perfect fitting garments
Mostly all Sizes If perfect quality would sell regularly at
Si.OO and St25 each.
The Washington times., 1921-04-28

Mems Balbriggan Underwear.
seconds of Lawrence and other
high grade makes; short sleeve
shirts and full length drawers.
Broken sizes. IL perfect quality
would sell up to S0N
&l.OO. .......... ............. wv
Mems Golf Caps, good quality
wool mixed materials, unlined and
fully tapped. Sold regularly S0c
at 79c and S1.00. ........... vVN
Mems Bath Slippers, good quail
ity Terry cloth. made with carpet
soles; slightly soiled from % n
handling: worth soc pair. CCC
, Mems Half Hose, good quality
maco cotton; black and plain col
ors; perfect quality. Worth CEc
12hc pair. THREE pair for. LCC
GOldenberE's-Firs Floor.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07


! Right - DIR. S. w.
| STRATON in charge
of what President
Harding once called
"the wonder spot Of
Washington" the U.
s. Bureau Of Stand
erds, the only organi-
cation Of Its kind and
the one absolute au-
thority on weights
and measures.
Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

Lett-A CURRENT
81 G H T .ON T H e
SEINE. An ingeni-
GUS Frenchman rigs
up a pair Of pontoon
hulls with an old bicy-
Gle, gearing his pedals
to a propeller and
with his young hope
full c o m Z 0 r t a b ly
esconced on the eor-
ward deck he goes
"scorching" up and
down the famous river
Of a Sunday AFTER
noon. Underwood
Right-SOME FISH!
And there's no fake
about it either. A
giant sturgeon weigh
ing 1891 pounds and
measuring II feet Q
inches recently caught
by an Indian using q
drift net in the Pitt
River, British Colum'
bla. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

Left--A STUDY IN
B l. A C X A N D
WHITE. Just a happy
little "cullud" boy on
his way home from
the Madison Street
city health station
with a quart Of milk
for his newly arrived
pickaninny sister
These city milk le-
pots are proving life
savers indeed for the
poor during the hot
weather, Ksystows
New-York tribune., 1921-08-07

Right THE LAT
EST IN BRITISH
BATH HOUSES. One
of the most popular
bathing stations (as
they call 'em in Eng
land) on the south
coast is a stranded
Germ an submarine
near Hastings, the
cabins and compart-
ments of which make
.sple ndi.d dressing
rooms. Our camera
man has snapped a
trio Of British bath
ing b e | ] es going
aboard a former sea
wolf after a dip in
the channel.
international
Left Y A N K e E
BOY SCOUTS carry
on a bit Of S. P. G. A.
propaganda in Toxic
by pasting up a num-
ber Of signs asking IN
Japanese that animals
be treated kindly. The
campaign was under
the direction of Mrs.
Charles Burnett. wife
Of our. military ut
tache in the land Of
the Rising Sun,
.s.pxr international
A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

susnro COLOMBIA - - xiasstsA
Haitian Ports i''
RAN0ooN--See KArAehi. Alden. Bombay
RED SEA PONTS-Hss North AfEisa
REYAL-See CopsnhaGen. GETTYSBURG
RIO 0RANDn DO suisse RE -
Janeiro, Para ~
ROsARIo-See Nontsviase
0A0UA LA oKANpE-Sss HAvaxn
6AI0ON-Ses Honolulu
ST CROlx-See 81 Thomas
IT KITTG-See st Themes
ST LAURENT--ses Trinidad
81 LUCIA-9ee 81 ThsmAa
EALAVERRY-See PAita.
EALONICA-See Piraeus ,,
sAMARANo--sse Penans. AAsA
SANTA NARTA-Ses Kingstea
SANTOS-See Rio. dc JAneiro
SECONDI-See Casa Blanca
REN10AL-Sae CAANrtee
0NAN0HAI-See Honelulas yekehana
Kobe. Hong Kong
oI3NAA L0ON0-0ee CAneEieo
sI.Ioo-see Cork
HMyRNA-see AIgiers. Piraeus.
sPINisH ATfsANTlC-Sse Portugal
sTAVANGER-ses Christians. Trond.
srsOcKHoLN-ses osthsaSurs. cAr,..
tiania. Copenhagen;
eURAuAYA--ses PsnAag. .AAsa
SyDNUY-See Auckland
TALCAHuANO-Bse PAitA .
TALTAI--Sce Paita
TAMplCC-See Vera Cruz. Havana
TOGCLAND-Ses CanArfee
vALENCIA--Ses Barcelona
vALPARArEn-See ,Cristobal. Paita
vARNA-0ee. Consta ntinsDie
WULL1N4TON-HeeY AueklaxA
vuDx AV0lGAr-0aa AaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

x131HICK-eee Ceyk
LONE--See Casa, BlAncAe
LoNDoNDHRKY-sssB Belfast. Cara
NACU1o-Ses HnsA,
4ADE1NA-0ee Nsrth Africa. Ansrse
NApRAE--ses Bombay
MALMO-See 0othenburg, Chriotiania
MALTA-See North Africa. Gibraltar
NANAOs-Sse Para
AANlLA-See Honolulu. Kehs, einsspors
Yokohama
MANzANILLO-See Havaaa
NARACAIB0-Ses 1ayaBusa. eAA yuno
NAkANIzAN-see Pare
MARSEILLES--Sce BarcelonA
NAAT1NIoU1-Sese st. Themes
MATADI-Ses Casa Blanca
MELBOURNE-See Lyttelten
MOLLENDO--See Paita
MONRCy1A-See Casa Blanca
AOAOCCO-Sse Nesth Africa
NzTAL--0ss Para
NxWCAsTLs-sss LsndsA. 1sstssAasn
NIQUERo-see Naval station
NoRRxoPIN0--6es 0ethsaSura
NOnTAAhN NI0nA1A-ees cannsaw
O&AN--See AIR1sPu
PARAAARYBO-6se rrintena
I1&NAAHUC0-See Para
PISCO~~See Paita
rroNCE-Sse rerte Nieo. ,AeeciAs
FONT Az fklNCB-6se CAPE HAITI
P00SST N NAT 4 Caps Tswa
PORT sWETTENHAN--see psaa.a
PORTUGUESE -ANGoLA-Ses Casa
roRTGarnsn coNoo-s.s c.n.r:.s
PORTUGUESE oUINNA-sss Csnayses
PROGNESO--See Vera Cruz. HAVANA
1UDo3o cADD1AIol-eee oan 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

CClENFUN0os-6es havaAa, Meanwhile
CC<ClxHOAB O--See Honolulu, KArhcht. Alden
SyNSrANZA--See Constaneine ple. Aa91es0
SG;SO32UIMBO-See Paita
~ y U!Er.zAC:0--ess MayAguss. Gan yuao
DAINHN-gss Yokehama
DAKAR--See CasA blanca
DALNY--Eee Yokohama
RnnLAGoA nAY-cse carr TsvA
DO1lNICA-See st ThoNoo
DUALA-See Casa Blanca
DUNDEE-See Hull, Dundee
DtNEDIN--See Lyttsiton
EAST LONDON-Ses CAPE Tsvn
E0YPT-ess laws. North Africa
ETEN-See Paita
FREETOWN--See Casa b:anca
FRENCH CON0O--Gse CaAar1ee
FRENCH 0UINBA--1se CanAr1ee
FUNCHAI~-~9ee Casa Blanca
GALATZ-See Atgiero. piYAeus
0AAHlA--Gss Canartss
0HENT--Sse Antwerp. Havro
GOLD COAST-Sss Canartee
GRAND BASSAA-Ses Casa Hlsxee
0RHNADA--0es Trinidad
0UADALOUPx-Sss II ThsHAe
1IAN0CHAU--See SingA pore
HONG KONG--See Alden. Honolulu, Kobe
Shanghai. Yokohama
ILClLC--Sea Singapore
IQUIQUE--S6e CristobAl. pettA
IouITOS--See Para
IVORY COAST-Sea CanArfes
LAGOS-Sce Casa blanca
LA eGUAYRA-See Msyagusx. San Jus9
la PLATA See Montevidco. Santos
RIO dc Irrcirn
LEITH--Sea lxi.h Hull
LEvANT--Sss North AfrssA
LIB6RlA--6se Canerise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

New Ye-k From RstterdaSa !,
Nay o-LBWTS LUCKENBACH fFM
xuckezbach Lines ,rs
Nay 1l-FLORENCE LUCKNNBACH ltAs
IuckenbAch Linea
From Hamburg r
Hay A-ANDHBA r. LUCKENBAcHt Shs
Luckenbach Liner -.sx
HAY le-FLORENCE LUCKENBACH VsS
Lucksnbach Lines
PiiladslPhia From Rotterdam .
NAY eLEwrs LUCKENBAcH fTO
Luekenbeeh Lanes
From Hamburg ,v.tl
May l--ANDREA r. LuCKENBACn W..
LuekoohAeo xAohe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

San Js.a, r. r. La Cua,,.. -.
cahells, Cesaeas and Ms,.s.s !.
VII Cusaeas Az. -
Fren New York
May s--RHrLADKLpHrAfprx,>.
sS As-cAAAcAs tPFMj RED u.L.ae
San Pedro De maeeris
Nay %--0LrNDoYLE.t or, xsl.,..
Sanaiage 49, xiss =: Z. dssassna.s. ns ,si
From New York
Lay. S-LoM ri Atlantic Fruit ca.
Sants Denings City
Nay A-oLDNDoYLE If, Asi.n,,. 49,.
Singapore, Manila, nsls. h..
Ksns, Hanschas
1sssss s s' From s'iN s.. YY: :.s sAssA
Nay ie--ieAsANA (Tl Norton. r,u,xn
Southampton, CAerbsuss 4 ss.2::: sss.
From New, York
Mag -ADRIAT1C (PrRMj
white Star Line
May NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star III.
Swansea, Cardiff, Bristol
From New Orleans
Late Maya STEAMER (F) stes,.s.,
Trieste, Alexandra, Bombay. C.L
eutta From New Or,e.,.
Nay ls-sTDDL TRADER II, Nsrssa LIN.
Trinidad, Dsnerara, Cssnals
Frau N.~ Vet
.:yy ,nnAxT1so f rrn), TT, r.ss.s r..
Juns 1-MARAvAL tPFM) Trinidsdr LIN.
Triaidad, Dsnerara, fssana,N..
Cayenne, St. Laurent. Pan
From New York
Ass's Mag x, sS.S 2 = e. tT s2...
Trsndhjem, Bergen, Stav,n,s,
Chris6ansazd, Christina
May s-LANDvxR iDSr { s. 0I g. s.,.,
Trsndhjsm Bergen, Stavans.r. ~
singfors
From New York
Hay 16-RANENFJORD (F)
Norwegian Line
From New Orleans
May e-SNAA (FM) Ward Lins
Vera Cruz, Progress, Tanpie,
Also go Havana
From Jacksonville
oAHtpe0-(r)s Jacksonville Line
SAiso other safe Nsxicsu MR..
AuesmsAt offers.
Yokohama, Kobe, Dalny, Chi,v.,..
tae, Shaaghai
Also SEQ Kobe, Honolulu
From Mobile and New Sarl..,.
May s-sELMA CITY tFy Norton. Iub
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
From New York
NMas 5-DRYDEN CD Barber Linss
nay Se-S Scr, OF GANToN tF)
Yokohama, Ksbe, Shansh.i. H..1
Kong, Manila From New Ys,s
May 10-BOLTON CAsTLE(s) Barber Li.ss
From Baltimore
Early May-EDGE HILLtF) Creenstar Lin
May 1s-wEsr JAPPA lFH,
Waterhoues 4 Co.
s jan: isWnaaoTHcIaEEMn ss, sS.
July @KEYsToNE STATE z tpF FSDa'
Admiral Line
Aus. S7-WENATCHED tPFM) Admiral
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanshai, Hsn
Kong, Manila, Dairen
From Seattle
S9ne 4-CROSs KEYS. CD Admiral Linz
Suhs S5-CITY OF SPOKANE (F) AdmfN
yane e-COAxET (F,s Adnoir., IN.
Sunc 1o.MONTA0UE OFF, Admiral Liza
~N"rth China ports and Vladlvistsf 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-02

sABADAN--See Bombay. Port Said
A0O--9ee 0otheubuEU
ACCRA--Sce Casa Blanca
ACELAfDE--See Lyttelton
\ ALExANDRIA-See Java. Algtsrs. P!-
rAeus. Trieste
ALQoA DAy-kee CsDs TevA
AN0TEHDAN-viA HottsrAAm
ANTI0UA-9es D. Thomae
kNNOYO--CeW Arsoibe
3AHlA--9ea Tara
BAHIA BLANCA--See Rio dc JAnsiro
8AHDADO0--0eo 81. Thomas
9ATAylA--Ses Penang, Aden
8ATUN~-See ConstantineDlo
2H1AA-eee Cav Tevn
AWANsDxSal-ose Penane
o900uN-eee CAsiatienia. TronahSo0.
3NA1LA-aee Csnstaatinoyle. A1Gte06
9HI14ANl--0ee Auckland
8uEEoa AYREs-See AoHtevidso. Rio
dc Janeirp. Santos
UU&0AA--Seo Conotanttaeplo
CADDDDLLC--aNe Pars
CALLAO-See Cristobal, PaitA
cALCuTrA-See Honolulu, Karachi.
TSle1te. Adsn. Bombay
sGA4GAQoN--ase Ce1artss
E1An9NAS--eee Havana
cAATA0ENA--Ses Kingstcn. Haitian
scAYENNN9-ses Trinidad
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