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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

estate salesman wanted
In F!oridas t"s,.ErowinF city; tourists
coming in BY th"usa nds no dull times here;
expect 100. 900 tourists this season; we n rc
largest opera tors: hav" h"st location; liberal
comm!sst ions: you must b." hrst-class sa les.
class proposition; spcnd your winter In sun
shins instead q Ice and snow; wiz. or write
r. Hail 9Th and Central ave. ST. Peters Peters"
burg. Fla. ----.
SALESMAN---lt you are a hustler and think
you can SCH come in and associate you.
IT, tn" bond bus'ne's d7nwins account an
fullest Co-opHration to mon of proved ghilitv,
II you don't like 70 work save your time and
ours.
II. WO0TTON co.. INC.
0oi NAndam Bldg
ION ana Market SIS
sAI.EsNrtN Tor ph!ado!rAa, 10 sci, undc-.
direct from malls; stat" "Xperlcnca in i'm
etc. in nrst letter Address Suite 5O5 500
SALESMAN. real "ytat" in central o-tic.
ntate age and cxn"r!encc ? 1880 led, on.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNlTY
Two encrEttG Sj,a SsjH,i"Fm@n, capable OF inter.
sound business proposition; must hsye ~,
attyo ard pis@s'nE ana attractive personaiIty
Inc, State and stockton sta. Trenton, u !
sALEHAIEN --. Three Good appliance ran
needed TO ConolOtc our saics force 70 osIi
nationally advertised clecuical appliance res.
experience not 80 HssS ntih az determInG,i5n
Ask for Mr.. SendhcrFer. J. r bucba,raair, ",
Supply 60. l7l5 Chestnut 1T >'""an
SALESMEN-You want big MONEY v,o ~,
production; be ono gt those "a ar,irrrsM, wi ~. NJ
in an unusull,, big drive and get y6vr 'G Ing w
OF ,prohtS; wGn ,Gm ,,Io ready 70 work hHrd can
Columbia Graphcphone CO.. 40 n G,h IN" u,
Sec Mr.. Fudnadlten between . and 10 4, M
SAI.EsMEN-W- arc d,inx tho publicity
,N Work .ryCGs fSr Of ew TYFis&Tn and requro
men without previous experience are enrn Tt "
Ing over 500 weekly; commission ba sis %r
MacKevet'., Room 02S. Land Title Bldr ''''
SETFSMEN CD ambitious hustlerg IN con,
plete organization, our salesneu ar, Ry,r
aging better than S75 weekly; strength :,
this real proposition will he domougtra,od
II you quality. Mr.. Rfdhy or MI HamniE"u
SYi'c Hi5, l0l1 Chestnut 81.
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HELP wANrED--FEMALE

WOMAN to demonstrate Christian Nurture
Course; interesting only to selt-reIiant,
Crtrgetic Protestant who wants ,perinhnentt
work in educational field, With adVancement
TO executive duties: income depends on abIHtS
but position rquirps person worth sEo OF
more 10 start. Phone Wyoming $500 Tor ep-
poIntDent. 10 to T.
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SECRETARY
" can make moro money BY road.
x our ad for salesmcn ard taking
Vantage OF tho opportunity.
GILLIAN bros. g. co,

SECURITY SALESMAN wanted 10 ACT ns
assistant to Halcs manager with IL Wow 10
becoming sales manager himself In y shor,
time because OF several recent vacancies;
immediate returns to the right person who
years sufficient experience and unqueg tIon.I
reference. p 1920 Ledger Office.
STENCfRAPHER, FIRST c,nss; give refercrccs
experience and ga!ary desired Applv
Han, burg broom Works. Hamburg. Pa
YOUNG MAS wanted, between lR and 0S
SoarE, qualifications necessary. high sch1Gi
education and mechanical amitudo Amt
bctwcen and ~ \, 81. burroughs Addng
MACHINE Company, I'd floor. Young TIJg
18TH and Cherry ats.
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N NIrMORIlNT

LFlvIS.--tu fond ard loving memory "
Private JOSEPH LEWIS. company e. 3litA
lufan'r}. p."l ~ wounds IN Argorny,
Frn-g'
NOTNER. FATltER, SISTERS AND
NECrHI.ES.
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I0Nify AT HOME

SELL US YOUR SPARE TIME
We will train you TO write showcards for
US: no canvass!rg or soliciting: We supply
you with steady work; distance no object:
will nay you from SIS to $50 a week. Wilson
Id. Dept. 4, o. Z. Richmond.
Toronto. Canada,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED
Women wanted TO learn nursing demand
greater than supply; good pay: learn Mt home
In spare timeT earn while learning; entire tut
tion can be earned IN few weeks; special
offer, Including free nurses equipment: Write
FOR full particulars. Chicago School OF Nurs-
ing, 42l s. Ashland boulevard Chicago, III.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Phila. Oct:
positions Si4oO-tl6o0; ago is upward exp.
tItn write j. c. Leonard CORNER Civil Serv-
Ice Exaniner). oo2 Equitable Bldg. Wash
ington. .. e. - -.
EARN S2S weekly. spare time, writing for
newspapers magazines; exp unnec. de-
tails free Press synd.. 50, 81. Louis. No.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations Nov. and
Dec many vacancies salary ti0O-S1Sn0:
write for sampla test y 1921. Led. Onice.
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General

LEARN syStematiging; increase your earning
power and personal efficiency; we viii sup.
ply you WIN detailed lEiorma ton covering
countants. nystematizers, Industrial en-
Ehneers; no cost or 9bisati0n whatever.
geles st, Los Angeles, Calf
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MEN
SALESMAN


Tha Asbestos Products Corposation Of
New York City is dos!rOus Of employing q
strong an, cialty sal"srnan TO complete their
Philadelphia organization.
Accepted applicant VIII b" given a tho"-
Ough training by one NJ our sHcCial men from
the Home Office. who will instruct him how
- sell our product TO the large dcalofs, a t
the same tim" show him in one day the
amount OF money that II Is possible 70 earn
on commission basis selling our goods 70
our dealers.
We arc not Interested In receiving appli-
cations from sale snFn who have done a nrCn
volume Of business during tho war and.vcrs
not able to keep w that volume after the
war ceased W" are only Interested in In
tervtewinE statesmen who have Il good rccor
selling specIalti'S.
while this is q commission proposition, on.
LAY with OF our mon will convince YOU
that tho earnings ot our statesmen run from
80 COO to 1000 n year
This Is Il real opportunity for q real
Iuan.
Phone our Mr.. Schil tor appointment
017 Lincoln Uhl6
Spruce 100.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

YOUNG MAN unmarried. who has had 3
years experience in retail selling and ro-
tail store management In an Interior Penn
syivania town. In mems and womCn's ap-
parel shoes. hats. etc. desires position as
sponsibility. whore hard work. energy and
good saiesmanship Will be recognized. with
Good Good references as to character and inteu.
rity.
Who will give me chance to demonstrated
Address p l11s. Ledser Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MRS HARVEY. 1919 R.ttonhOusa go can
supply first cooks. S'yodiyh InC,ulcl; ki,CL
en- maids. Swedish na"lor mail and hOugc.
men, Protestant. tathOEc cha hor'iormalGs
wHitress"s nurses. lady's nraidH Iauu-
drrsses. etc, wdr%ed. 'rst and apr1ld cnrjJ4
Kitchen maid. Protestant puror maids
nurses. FrenCh. ErT!iSh Royeraessog Trsf
second hutlcrs. fOuunen. hamper laundry
upss. cleaners. aCcummodatPrs.
MRS. ROGERS. 81 =. 2"tn 81, formerly =
3l3 5 Goth st. has "yrN,!nRt ClokS Nall-
ressrs, parlor maids, pr"t"staut waItresycs
aud chamh"rmaids, country; ladies maids,
nurses. uoth"r ana daught"c, English. Prot.
and perna lGmt. mnle hein IN cy"rv caparit%
MRS. HARVEY. lOlo Rtt"nl II Sc rquare--
Wanted. nurses. EuVCrn"sSrB. first and sec
md hut"r9 first ar second CO. ~
EDUCATIOEAI. and domestic Emp,Uyn,rt
club, 30 $ Sydc nham, nursery govern
csHos, mothers hepcrs supplied.
MRS. NICHOLS. $50 $. 2Oth--Whtc cuunIcg
cooks. waItr"sses. nurses, etc. sum lcd
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
A POSITION OF UNUSUAL. INTEREST


= "nHh IN retaII tstHhlHhment 70 young
man ut rom "hht unusual type; one pos
"SS!ng pula' tact sooi sense and the social
w sor,iTr, h,,t A., ovo,,,,,,, ,,u,,,.
~ T'mrtrTr ~ ~ r. 80, @ u.Inr P'H.IIuH anu anu
d, - ~" IH'ir1 r 20 20 my my MoILan hino'tlouS
dss 1917 S,uu cmnIr,h Io'nTJttohs "a
,"I,r "Ir' III iu'' ''''''''"oe' l"l=' Ledger
tIIAniBEUA;h I-Pr.y,,c. wbIto. uDdor An.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

SALESMAN with executive experience and
proved record as business builder IN will
he al. in line with present conditions until
yccoTd warrants his normal earning capacity;
vii eonsider sound merchandising or Ecml.
technical proposition only. A 600, Ledger
nfnce
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Genera, n,--------------
WOMAN FOR TRAVELtNG POSITION

Sales manager OF successful, establtshed
Chicago corporation, doing nation vide ousis
ness. will be at the Hotel Adelphla. tor
days beginning Monday. October ~. Tor Ine
purpose of interviewing or women ahN- 1
ious TO obtain permanent postlon, Win
splendid opportunity for advancement ap
plicants must apply In person and 20 oetweenn
q and 40 years Of age, have at least hish
school education and foot-oOse to trayei ef-
tensivoly; applicants must leave lhilaueiphle
within week. no experience or Investment re-
uuired: we win pay railroad rare. ehlh,y
and commission from start; position w0rtn 9I,.i
s75 per weOk: only women with peraonallty.
culture and refinement will be considered
no canvassers need apply; out-of-town appli,
cents give details as to age. cuucatoh ana
telephone number. See Miss Katherine Edit,
Hotel Adelphia, hia,---------
MAKE MONEY At HOME
You can earn from 81 to 3" an hour In youi
Spare time writing show cards: quickly and
ensily learned by our, now simple method.
NOT canVapsing or roicitinEi We teach you
how, sell your work and pay YOU cash each
week; full particulars and booklet free.
Write today TO American Show Card School.
gao Ryrie RldE. Toronto. Canada.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

NiSiN IJ% -- D,ed At S"rma'1a, Frenc"
.,. ."i-. v CAERQLL EitI%Tn%. IN
IS -. war Funeral frum LIS irtn resi-
=. i5lu Naaln, i,vG FrtrNiord Phl.l
-. - u 1871 . 7. VI -vL--.- ..l.A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

A SMALL but well established knitting mill
profitable Investment: splendid opportunity
for an aggressive young man 10 Join A
clean and interesting business. A 49,
Ledger OiTico.
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HELP wANTED-MALE


General
CIVIL, SERVICE exarstnatlors. Phila,. Oct :
nosiflcns S1iO1-sl0o0i age 1s upwardi exp.
rnnpccpsary For free particulars, lnstruc-
lion write ], c. Leonard (former Civil Serv-
leo Examiner o62 Equitable Bldg, Wash
inston d c.
TEACHER shoe repairing wanted in schcol
.Ional Teachers Agency 627 Perry BLDG.
ihSO Chestnut at. ---
TEACHERS. 1000, wa n.ed for schools and CO.;
Teachers Agency, 327 Perry bids phila.
EARN s25 weekly, spare time writing for
newsparers MAGAZINES; exp. unnec.; det.
free. Prcss SYNDICATE, a26. 81. Louls, MO
CIVIL, SERVICE examinations Nov. and
Dec many vacanciesi salary ut00.s1SO0:
write for sample test. 7 1922. Led. Oflce
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Increase Sales

We write and plan letters, bool,,e,s ,,,,..-
and all direct mall literature thai mia
busineSs and profits: mailing list, for avn,
purpose. J. Adeimcre Burns Co. wi,h.u.
spoon Building. Walnut and Junips, ~.
Telephone Walnut 1855 '"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

lIArE YOU $1,000,

ACTIVE representative wanted 10 taks Il.
elusive agency. State OF Pennsylvania. tor
wonderful new patented article: sells on
slGht; costs 81, retails SO. so; every home a
prospect: agent must have $500 to $1,000
capita, travelling unnecessary. Radio Manu.
featuring Co 400 broadway, New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10

SITUATIONS swANTED-FEMALE
bRESsMAKER 4 tailoress. cd litter. wlohes
engagements. 81 n day. NJ 229 Led. Off
,ri'ToR TNd-A Woman OF experience dosires
oonvalescing or invalid pupils, from TO 10
years. a 400. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-10
Arthur P. Townsend hANGg0RSH'

HOTEL, containing - rooms runnIng. water
ful lawn aui relyliborhood f. heart q city;
sl1. .Ono VIII hnndlo' baIanc" $500 rer year.
rhar,cy y. Hall, 9th and Contra, s.. Peters.
burg Fla
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01

Str p d Asche tAml. Captain Mckenzie ;
Texas City; Robert j. Hague.
Str Montana (Aml. Captain Jenson;
London; Atlantic Transport Line
Str Glare (Am). Captain Risk, San Juan
and Ponce; II Bull & Co.
Str Catherine (Am), Captain Sullivan;
Puerto Plata and sanchez; A RI Bull & Co.
Str Roseric (Rrl, Captain Anderson.
Karachi and Calcutta via AiSiers Fu..e h.
Edye & Co.
Str Rossiind (B). Captain Mitchell:
Halifax ia 81 Johns: Bowring & Co
Str Finland (Am). Captain Candy: Ans
wcrp Via Plymouth and Chcrbourgs Eed
Star Line.
Str zacapa (Am). Captain Barratt; san
tiago and Kingston: United Fruit Compa ny.
Miller; Montreal and Newcastle; Wlford
& Mckay. Inc.
Str Steel Age (Am). Captain Alien; Yo-
kohoma and Kobe via Baltimore; Norton.
Lilly & Co.
Sir Pax Ling (Br. Captain Dunlop,
Baltimore Funch. Edge & Co
Str Nora (Am). :'artain Ber5: ph.ia
Gelph;a; .'anAmer'can Petroleum and
Transport Co
Str Texan tAm>. Captain Lyons. l'hila-
delphia: United American Lines.
Str Guernsey (Nor). Captain Jacobsen
Hamburg and Danzig Via Norfolk; Kerr
s Co.
Str La Lorraine (Fr). Captain Aubert;
Havre; French Line.
Str KotoAla (DaM CAPTAIN Madse
Progresso ana Vera cruz: Munson Line
Str Astrea 'tDt. Captain Lccman; Cape
Haiti and Port de PaiX Tunch Edge & co.
Str Collamer (Am). Caotain Hollne
Baltimore; Cosmopolitan Shipping Corp.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Big British Shipbuilder
Here for Oil Conference

Lord William James Pirrie, head of
the famous shipbu!lding plant of Har-
land and Wolff at Belfast, arrived
here yesterday with Lady Pirrie from
Southampton on the White Star liner
Adratic for an important conference
with Edward l.. Doheny, president of
the Mexican Petroleum Corporation,
and other oil men relative TO the avail
able oil supply tor ship fuel.
Lord Pirrie, who has large inter
ests in various British steamship com
panies, is desirous of getting first.
hand information relative to The posi-
hilities Of future Gil supply, so that he
may be guided in constructing and
converting steamships for oil fuel. He
was accompanied by Lord Iverforth
formerly British Minister of Munitions.
Il have come here rather unex-
pectedly on a hurried trip" said the
shipbuilde., ''and shall return in the
Adriatc next week Difficulties have
arisen in the oil problem, particularly
in Mexico, and I wish to discuss the
situation with Edward L. Doheny, presi-
dent of the Mexican Petroleum Cor
poration and deputy chairman Of the
British Mexican Petroleum Company,
who has just returned from a confer
cnce in Mexico with Presiden Obre-
con -
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Ship Board Unable
To Grant Relief to
Green Star Co.
No Authority Found to Up
hold Lines Request for.
$4,000 ON Plea of
Averting Receivership

Financial relief sought sy the bond
holders of the Green Star Steamship
Corporation cannot be granted by the
Shipping Board at this time, it was
officially announced yeysterday by
Chairman Lasker at Washington. The
corporation has been notified of the
boards decision, which was reached
made by the bondholders and the
status of the company's Indebtedness
TO the government.
The request of the corporation for
an advance of $4,000 to meet its i'm
mediate needs and to save it from
going into the hands of a receiver was
refused by the board, which holds it
self without authority to make any
financial advancement under present
circumstances.
On the question Of reducing the
original tonnage price on the nine
ships purchased by the Green Star
Germ Of large portion of the indebted
ness of approximately s1S,000,oo0 to
the board, it was determined by Chair
man Lasker that no legal right existed
for the board to revise the original
prices.
The whole question of tonnage revi-
sion cannot be solved by the board
until enabling Legislation is enacted
by Congress, it was pointed out. Au-
thority to reduce the original price
pledged by tho forty pioneer pur-
chasers of government ships is con-
templated by q resolution introduced
in the Senate on Thursday by Senator
Curtis, but until action on this meas
urc is taken, the board contends it is
powerless to offer financial relief to
the private operators.
The petition appealing to the board
for relief was fled early in September
It expressed the sentiment of more
than 1000 bondholders of the corpora
ton, scattered over the country. Con-
cerned in the petition was the Equit-
able Trust Company, which distributed
$S,OOO,000 worth of bonds among 200
banks, including itself, these bonds
representing first mortgage on nine
other ships owned by the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Victory Hall Officers
Get Ready for Action

In the belief that the unemployment
crisis has passed officers of the Vic
tory Hall Association announced last
night that they Would turn their eff
forts to the enrolment of 100000
members for the furtherance of The
plan to erect great memorial to New
Yorks soldier dead.
The work, it was said, will be done
with the cooperation of political lead
crs, fraternal orders, welfare societies
and other organizations,
General George W. Wingate, presi-
dent of the association, said:
Two years ago Cardinal Mcrcier at
the Bankers Club told us how vitally
important it was that the lessons of a
mighty war ought not to be permitted
to fade or pass out of memory. Mar
shall Foch recently spoke to William
II. Page, chairman of our executive
committee, of the importance of the
establishment of New York memorial
eve feel that the unemployment
crisis has passed, and that New York,
tagging behind most important cities in
this matter, ought to have a great and
beautiful building, every inch of which
could be used by the public and the
American LEGION"
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Variety Held To Be
Clothing Waste Cause

Too great a variety of models and
cloth styles are given as the principal
causes of seasonal unemployment in
the mems ready made clothing indus
try, and seasonal shutdowns are the
most prolific sources Of idleness and
waste in the trade, according to q re-
port Of the American Engineering
Councils Committee on Elimination of
Waste in Industry, made public yester-
day. The chairman of the committee,
which was organized by Herbert
Hoover, is J. Parke Charming, of this
city. and the vice-chairman is l.. W.
Wallace, executive secretary of the
American Engineering Council
Savings of s750,00O day and a 40
per cent pickup in effectiveness would
be possible through reorganization and
elimination of multiplicity Of
styles in the industry, says the report
Waste in the industry is attributed
to the management, labor and the pub
lie. The fundamental cause, according
to the report, may be said to come from
the "sel!-then- make" policy, lack Of
Standardization of appliances and work
ing conditions and inefficient planning.
The tendency Of clothing manufac-
turers to trade and even to gamble in
cloth, the raw material Of the trade. is
emphasized in the report. The
whole process of purchase and deliv-
cry" continues the report, "is on 81
basis which many other industries long
ago Abandoned"
Pointing out the need for trade
association, the report says that the
outstanding weakness of the industry
is the absence of any cooperative trade
organization through which common
problems can be studied and common
remedies anplied
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Incoming Steamships

Vessel Port Agency
Canada G. Palermo; Sept s. Fabre Line
IIouldel, Weir IS Boyd
Aware Pernamhuco. Sept 49,
Lloyd Brazilero Limo
calabria. Gibraltar Sept 20. .Cunarfi Line
Paris. Favrc. Sept "a. 4......... French Line
Chicago City. Bristol, Sept IT.
James Arkcn & Co
Army Transport Service
Due Tomorrow
Gdansk. Danzig, Sept 10 ....A II Bull K Co
King City. Shields. Sept 1o....U S Nav Co
Munrlace. Tampico, Sept rs .Munson Lines
American. San Pedro, Sept 1S...Unt Am l.
Pennsylvanlan, Boston. Sept I. Unit Am I.
Calamares. havana Sept 20. Unit Fruit Co
Due Monday
Columbia. Glasgow. Sept "a Cunard Line
Centennial State, Queenstown. Sept a..
Roussilont Havre. Sept % French Line
Swedish -Amcrican Line
Red 'D, Line
Due Tuesday
Mesa6a London. sept Sept Atl rrana rqan Line 4ine
Hellig olav' cspsmhagen. sept ss
Montclair. London. Sept 49,
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co
Due Wednesday
France. Havre, Sept %. French Line
Mount Clinton Hamburg. Sept ss.
Hog Island, Bizerta, Sept 20.Export S Corp
Munamar, Antilla. Sept 80 Munson Lines
Due Thursday
Carmania. Liverpool, Sept 81. Cunarc Line
Tivives. Kingston, Oct l.. United Fruit Co
Aeolus, Santos, Sept 21. .... Munson Lines
Due Friday
Ryndam, Plymouth. Sept 90,
Holland America Line
Nauban, Rio de Janeiro, Sept 26.
Lamport & Holt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-01
Cleared

81. Vardniia 'hr). Captain Brit,en;
london. Cnnard Line. Ltd.
Str Roohanl hcsn G'r). Captain Rollln
IirYre. French lAn~
Str Algeria D3D. Captain Kinnaird. :.
H'fagow via Neville; Anchor Line.
Str Stockholm tSwed). Captain Andcr.
sont Cothcnburs swodish American Line.
Str General w G Goraas tAm). Captain
Coming Port nu prince and cristobsl
Ftu@iDa Railroad Company.
STR Southern Cross tAu). Captain
Porter. rio Dc Jancf-o, nonteviaeo and
buoDoT Iyrcs. MunBon Line.
nir c"dHe HitD+ oaptnin Metcaif, liver
poofs Whii" S,ar i.lno
Str InLc Faryan (tuj. Captain Mac
Dpnala. rienflegos nnd Mnnaaalilo. N
4, cubn Man s CO.
str WITCH fitrj. Captain Lindsay. Para
Via %ogrr'Y, Lataport a Iip.i
Sir west rfyk fJJtj, Captuln I.leuw.n:
Rotterdam. Holland hmeriean Line
S;f rViva fBf). Captain Grant Havana
rris,obal and Port idmon United Fruit
On
srr Fort Victoria orr, Captain Davis;
Hamilton; Fufness. Wiihy h Co
Sir Runs tNtorJ. Captain Gunderson.
rif"fuoEos and Manooia Atlantic Fruit
~ nai'e, - Muusoo fAn). Captain
'tlls'u Hptyrar. afunyop Line
Hf Dafp 'HtHr fh!n. Captain Trsyior;
#rAi."- 'ieAl4etfr f.rpr
5fr '17 ri Y9nrah (Auj. Captain
~ Etls trsts ann. DeeAu @ = fr.
Etf .setl lHe.53 lAm), r9Dtaln Jnn,aon,
Eei'''JDrn. .Nafh diamond a q corp.
Htf i>rnApe fhpj, captain konble.
Charleston md jacbsonviit. clyde y g CO.