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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Six Men Flee From
Billy Goats Attack

BILLY Whiskers" today got the goat of
six workmen who are building a house
next door to the home OF Mrs. Amanda
Bolander, 1926 Oliver avenue.
BILLY Whiskers7 is a goat and, al
though a stranger IN the neighborhood,
he butted right into the building busi-
ness. The six men scattered. Melt Brin-
son and William Brinson, two Of the
workmen, called to Mrs. Bolander to nc
tify the police and have the goat tied up.
Mrs. Bolander's telephone call got the
goat Of Desk Sergeant Oscar Merrill, and
he sent Patrolman Joe Wilson to get the
goat that had got the goat OF the SIX
workmen.
The officer arrested "Bnly Whiskers"
with the aid of a rope and the goat was
tied In a shed, where he remained until
the arrival Of his owner.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
DECKER FAMILY
IN CONFERENCE
Witness Tells of Meeting Held
in Coal Bin.
Special to The Times.

COLUMBIA CITY, Ind, Dec. BIN an
effort to weave a web Of proof that Fred
Decker, on trial for the murder of Leroy
Lovett, participated in an alleged $4,000
insurance murder plot, the State today
continued the Introduction of evidence in
support of its contention that the Deckers
held a family council prior to the STAY
ing of the Elkhart youth.
George Bollinger testified. that he went
with Fred and his brother Virgil, who
is serving sentence for the murder, to the
Decker home in Elkhart and that the
brothers conferred five minutes with their
mother. Later they talked with a third
brother Calvin Decker. in the coal bin
at the gas plant where he was employed.
This conversation, BOllinger testified,
also occupied five minutes.
During cross-examination the defense
made strong effort to prove that these
conversations had to do with getting
Calvin out Of a "scrape;' that Calvin
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Fail to Apprehend
ElOping Quartette

A police squad waited in vain in the
try and catch two young men and two
girls reported as having elOped from their
homes in Lebanon. The two couples were
reported on their way to Louisville, KY.
to get married. They were supposed to
be in a Ford sedan driving on the Lafay
cite road, but the police never found the
car The men, according to Information
telephoned by the Lebanon police depart
ment, were Lee Miller, 20. and Herbert
Quin, 90 and the girls were May Moore,
1R and Neral Gait. 16.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

had been DISTINGUISHED when sentenced
for stealing potatoes and had later voted
illegally, and that it was in connection
with this trouble that they went to see
him.
Denial by Fred Decker that he had
knowledge of the existence of more than
one OF the insurance policies, totalihg
$4,000, involved in the alleged plot, also
was recounted in the testimony.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Special to Indiana Daily Times
and Philadelphia Public Ledger.
BY CONSTANCE DREXEI

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Washington is
divided into two classes in regard to the
results of the conference: Those who
say it can't be done because it never
has been done, and those who say it can
be done whether 1t ever has been done
or not.
Secretary Eughes set the fashion for
the breaking precedents when he said
battleships should and would be
scrapped, and cynics here received
another jolt when the peaceful Irish
settlement proved that human beings
could fight even questions Of honor and
allegiance and all such things with their
brains instead of their guns
But now comes along a woman who
has solved another age-old problem, viz:
Could a woman marry, settle down in a
little town of Main street and 10000 in
habitants, yet make use of her own I'M
questioned executive ability OF a national
scale, all the while staying at home in the
small town looking after husbands
socks and sending the children to school?
Is it possible? 1t is. and the woman
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29

mont and affiliated groups. Aside
from fairly heavy offerings OF Read
INK and Pennss lvania ~ ono point.
rails were relatively aui The tenta-
tive plan ~ ,hc Interstate commerce.
commission for consolidation of the
countrN's tfansporaton system occn-
stoned littlc comment Slleg amount
ed Ia 4G5.O00 shares. The bond mar
ket lost some ~ rs recent activity and
strength. Trading in Liberty and VIC
tory issues was fairly extensive. but
further speculative profit taking was
Ia evidence. especially among Liber-
Ties sales (par valued Si7.7T6,00O
Wide fluctuations ln cotton and
grains again diverted attention from
the securities market Commission
houses with connections al western
and southern ccntrrs were most
prominent IN these commodities 10
which extensive exports were report
ed All cal loans were made al per
cent against yesterdays maximum ~
9 y per cent.
Another slump In the German mark
TO the new low OF O7S. with mod
crate recovery later WAS the distin.
gushing feature 81 ne foreign eN-
change market British and French
rates were barely steady
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LIBERTY Bonds

NEW YORK sept gs Trading In
Victory aad Liberty issucs. particu-
larry Victory notes again dominated
me bond marEet to-day Dealings APP
pr0ximatod sl2 1000 n00 or aimos,
three-quarters ~ the days total OPP
rratiuns 1n the stock exchange Heavy
transactions az private sales also were
reported Most of tho liberties closed
1T tfliling LOSSES but Victory tAs re-
pcated their recent maximum OF y9s so
on sales uggrcsatinR s5s00 900 par
value
Included IN this total were individ-
uai lots ranging from small amounts
70 one block " sil00 600 which sold
az seas. This Is the largest single
transaction since the recent upward
movement Private dealers clam that
much of The renewed demand fog these
securities came FROM investors az
moderate meana. llo buNiig mower.
ihcy said was broadening to points ln
Sew England states AID the middle
west
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
Hew ORLEANS COTTON.

lfN 1Np Associated i'rpAF
NisW ORiEAhS. Sept 3S.--li WAS
s.ien ot quick and moderately
uuunw price changes In cotton today
with fluctuations both above and be-
ioW tiD Lowell Of yestcrday's close.
f.an rrco we're az not losses OF II TO
Be- rD1fH AZ the hest active months
vcf ~ to 90 POINTS higher than the
CLOSE yesterday and al lowest they
W,rt w. SO 90 points under December
naJ, a. high as 2l.i5c as low as
4piNr aad closed at 20 Tac pound In
ih, carly session prices wcr, on the
upward trend because ~ good cables
urA fcpoita of large spot sales AZ in
lttlnr points hate yesterday hut ns
tte mlrkn AID better realizing cimo
MON tho long side ard much hedging
was dome which scnt the market down
To- not declines liy midday the mar
kpt waf at its lowest levels, under rec
roits of freer offerings of spots IN the
wtstnn lrlt although no pressure 60
sl Vas reported from any quarter
iu thr onriy afternoon the market
WAS NJ its highest on signs that spin
uers were callins cotton in this week
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
New York Cotton
Closing Lower

iiN The Asro. iaisd rtess.
N'W h'hh sent There was
iuiihot advance w The rntt"n mat
hcl hi ihc op'ninr todn', hw heavy
teaiifinn nnd rnihet Diuro southern
t''lnN "'f encountered above The tl,
NA'l in' whit'i d'hNtfi'H ana 'ttof
"'Nnt Hi fl4ac Nrc'tnN'i contracts
H'ld Ni ~ p'' compared WIN 2lVlo
ht thr rlv'" NnfleflaN fhr general
nsfNrt closed barely aicndN. net q
''inis mEhfi io 20 points l"wri late
months va" relatively easy und'i
sailing nNHinfi rurchae' nf ueW u1H
ICONS
ilr marriott orcnea steady At an al.
vance "t q Geo ~ points under "a crn-
iihuailnn uf Yesterdays mivinN w"N'.
W'nt witch was stimulated D., tho
nrm Hhowiur nf Liverpool and r'portH
ih1i lniiish trade shorts were heeuin-
1905 alarmed over PROSPECTS fui Hunil
p"n NslimAtc ifom The government o1
NnH'if irw mor' October notices
hHd nn l"fc'uiihlo effect. hut o."
opening advance encountered q srrat
N'Hl nf PROFIT +iAhinr' whilo southern
Nfds' sellins ALSO secmod 20 I've more
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X. AND q. sEER LETTER.

Special 60 The caller
NEW ORLEANS. Sept "a While
Indications aro for further hulltah de
velnpmeuts eventual, and perhaps
much higher prices ultimately tho
market following tho ntt advanc" up-
roars to hr marking time Tor the prcs-
onI iiv,rpool continues 10 rul.
strung coming better than due again
to-day with large spot sales reported
$4,000 bales due To Manchester huv-
inr influenced hN heh, offerings from
the south ana further reductions in
crop estimates because of the open
season so far iur harvesting giunings
iu september 2t report witch is due
octnhor one hour ahead of the gov
crnmoni crop estimate are expected
To- Doe comparatively larec.
Two additional private monthly re-
ports were ,~wuod this morning ono
placing tho average condition OF the
plant NJ 4i.a thu other al 43l. Tho
hitter indicating production Of g.
,3o O0u bates.
" cummings are cnmrafdtiVcly large
thes viii be due mainly go premature
opening and favorable weather pick
ms and the Incentive 20 gather the
cotton early To avoid damage boy rain
ind obtain the benefit of prevailing
comparatively high prices az the crop
is nndouhtedly "a worry short one.
Spots closed steady, 90 points up.
.tllDs 2577 babes. L. arrive 100; mid
dltuE gOT1c
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freight for Cubas, equal 70 4e3c for
centrifugal ana 4.l3c FOR centrifugal
for outside sugars. Raw sugar fu-
lures were steady on covering and
closing prices were unchanged 60 3
points net higher Final prices; OC-
toher 2.gbc December 2g3c March
2.3ic and May ALE.
There was no change in refined
prices listed at 6.50c for fine granu-
lated.
Trading in refined futures consisted
OF two lots OF september and closing
prices were points higher TO net
lower. October closed at 545c and
December aud later months at 5.25c
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

by The Associated lfcaS.
CHICAGO. Sept, 3N.--CATrLE, RE-
ccipts 10000. Corn fed yoarllnss and
handywcighi steers steuns go loo
higher. spots 25c up others steady
prime yearlinss siio0. hulk beef
steers s6.o0m9.75; Tat she stock dun.
tanners and cutters bulls. stockcrs
and feeders steady veal calves un-
even, steady to 2ac lower
HOGS Receipts $4,000. Market
opened rs TO 25c higher closing wifh
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
corroNseEp OIL.

f,y The Associated Press.
NEW YORK Sept - After adj
sancing slightly through covering on
the early advance In the staple cotton
seed oil turned easy under scattered
liquidation
Ciusing bids were 60 W points net
lower. Salos 1890 barrels Prime
crude $500 bid prime yellow spot
,s.HbmaS0. October a.6G December
s9.g2 ana March saSa an bid
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29

most ~ fhe lsarc. iost a., hacking
aud heavy hogs tor $3.50 4ulk lights
ana hght nu'chers 3sieH 40. bulk
hacking sow fa45aess. pigs steady.
bulk t7.5m- aH
SHEEP Hfn..if4 10000 Market
generally sima3 w'g"rn lamb top
$3.50 BULK fs.ssms 30. tnp natives
$50 bulls $500. cults So upn1.50. Fat
eve 'or rs 'nis auis f3-ta4e5 feeder
lamb TOP 200. bulk f675n10O.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

NN The NHrUIIHffU TTUf0-
NEW YORK. Sept eS.-Cotton
goods were active IA the gray goods
division and slightly higher prices
were paid FOR print cloths and sheet
ings. Yarns continued firm. Mems
ear WAS quieter Dress goods lines
that we're TO open October viii not
be priced until October rs. Burlaps
were quicter with "a slight easing On
small lots. Ready -to-weir Tor winter
use was rather quiet
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
NEW YORK STOCK.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept 2s.--DealinFs IN
the stock market today continued to
reflect the detached attitude OF The
public and the more divergent Views
OF professional interests. Leaders
rose aud fall. mostly within contracted
limits and the operations OF bull pools
n spocinlties were ignored.
More than half OF the business cen
tered In favoritea OF the steel. equip
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29

FoRr WoRrH LIVESTOCK.

liN The Associated Press
FpE1 WORTH. Tn.ns. Sept 2S
Everything In the livestock category
sold with freedom today the mid week
market being the most active and the
lust OF the three-day period. Receipts
were small. only 1000 head of cutie.
$500 cnIves and $40 hogs arriving
The sheep supply consisted ~ hold
overs about $40 head getting In too
late Tuesday 10 sell
Steers were strong. Gamer cows
gained 2lc and fnt COWS hcifrrs and
yearilngs changed hands on "A good
strong haAis The cali market WIS
fullA steady, Gamer cows brought
S3.Gb and a cur at calves selling go an
order buyer. went al tG.25,
Hog values were marked dp To the
extent of zoe shippers again securing
most Of the tun A few head went at
S775. hut the cnrlOad top was sI.65.
Huik sales ranged from fG.7bm7 10;
pigs SOLD ~ 81 50Wc.5b the market be-
ing steady
Lambs of good quality brought s7.75.
tine market bciug tuliy steady.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
A MILLION
DOLLAR BABY

Naturally. those who see this head
Ing expect to read about some baby
heir OF an American multi-millionaire.
and they will be surprised 10 learn that
such description applies 20 a scientific
pyorfhea preventative. tooth and mouth
preparation, and they will doubtless
wonder how such a product ever came
70 be spoken Of as a million dollar
baby. SO the story must be told.
over three years ago. the Research
Department Of the Rsxali Company,
IN consultation With chemical speciaIists'
began an exhaustive investigation into
the disease Pyorrhea, and its propsr
treatment, and In their characteristic
cally thorough way spent over two
years before they perfected a compound
~hicn answered every test, according
10 their high standards. Such a remark.
able demand has been created that thev
have named II "the Million DolIa,
Baby. Probably no preparation that
Is devised Tor use as a germ eombatter
was found so efficaeious In ureventins
al contagious diseases that enter the
system through the mouth and rose AZ
klenzo Liquid Antiseptic . Esnaciallv
was Il proved that users Of Il com pletslv
escaped all attacks Of the flu when a.
prevalent last year. This Rexall mod
uet can be purchased in 26c. and b0c-
special toilet bottles at
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
CHICAGO GRAIN.

iis The Associate ted Press
CHICAGO Sept rs --Uncnslncss re-
a4rdins European financial and in
dusIriai conditions bad much 90 DO to-
day iwth bringing about fresh declines
iu the price OF wheat The market
closed heavy. IA to 2No net lower
December sl207snl.2i and May
St2ti41.2aiss corn lost = to J. 7sc aud
oats y to ~m%c. Ia provisions the
outcome varied from DC decline TO
I$l.s5 advance.
with Spectacular new break In
German marks and further evidence
of great strain In the British I'M
employment situation. wheat traders
ahuwed apparent lack Ut confidence Ia
the buying side In addition. reports
were current that Switzerland had de-
cided to obtain her future cereal sup
p,ica from Rninanin instead ~ from
this country because Of the difference
H. exchange rates. Then. too the re-
cent cut IN ocean freight was said To
have depressed consigned No. . hard
wlntor wheat at Liverpool "a lie be-
low the cost 81 replacing. Under
these circumstances the market dis
played no lasting power 10 rally On
the other hand. after the close gossip
Was circulated that coo 600 bushels
had been work To Europe including
presumably 10000 0hushels OF ca
madam wheat Tor Greece.
Com fell with wheat and Septcm-
her delivery touched the lowest level
mnco 1919. Oats followed downward
with other cereals.
Exhaustion ~ stocks OF pork here
led 10 continued anxious bidding from
shorts and 10 sharp new jumps IN
nurk quotations Other provisions
were easy
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29

and claims from The interior that pick
inE aud ginning were rapidly nraring
completion. 4 little later offerings
Increased ana tho market feli off
again little later offerings IN
creased ana the market fell OF again
p,tuher was not very active and acted
fnirtr VOL
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-09-29
WHAT'S THE
MATTER With
Us, ANYWAY?
~ WALTER c. TuAalu,
tPrraidtnt, STANDARD on Companv. o.
New JaFaekJ


was little surprised to learn ffnp
your question that there In such ar
lrfehc" of opinion among authorities
Ha a. The rel cause 81 unemployment
ana business Depression
Nui bciuE au authority ON economic
conditions perhaps ! nm wrong IN con
1ld"ring only the obvious reason for
Oh" contraction suffered IN nearly cv.
cry line OF trade
'nnn"t can any financial wizardry
TO my ala. nor coin any epigrana 10
make the present buHlnena altuntion
npi'Hi The result ~ mysterious or hid
den cnuern
To m" u resolves itsolf into nothing
more nor leHs then the ronvnl.aecui
H'nte following q period Of financial
Qua commercial cNcsases. There mn y
h' any number OF contributing cauae..
but they are the kind OF troubles mat
we always have with uR. even IN times
Of greatest prosperity
COST or rrE WAR.
The lowest authoritative eutimaiel
that have seen OF the ariunl rnoncvl
cnli ~ tho War--th.t IT, The direct
tangible loss outside OF the fearful TON
OF human hvcA-is I7s biiiion dnilnrs
believe that eminent economists cgii
mate the direct aud Indirect costs tol
date al more than 1886 billions or dol
lars. lnrgo pnri 81 that rcpreanntsI
actual wealth forever destroyed
Win the world just emetging from
the greatest cnifmity In history h IN
not Ho remarkable that there has been
period OF an kinds at business. finan-
ciai and labor troubles. contributing 10
what we can N depression. but TINT we
hrNc done an wen 100 meeting our
troubles and working back towards
normal prlcce and formal living
small boy and a hammer cnn
make perfect machine. representing
months Of work by skilled artists
worthless IN five minutes The work
81 hnlf a century had gone into tho
system ~ domeatic and international
trade which was disrupted overnight
by the war business friendships of
Ions standing were broken
- is not necessary Co review the
train Of evils that followed one with.
drawH of millions of mon from pro-
ductivc pursuits FOR the purpose or
war Wage scales were abandoned er-
fIcicncy suffered. people swung from
economy 10 extravaganza and many
other evils quickly developed.
PAINFUL RETURN.
Tho contraction necessary TO re-
turn TO saner life ~ of course. main
ful II n not easy 10 return to tho
simple life abandoned under the intoxi-
eating influence ~ sudden aud abuor-
NAL prosperity.
Nevertheless. II seems 10 me that
We have made progress toward nor.
mnl conditions and I hope We have
passed through the wurl, ~ the re-
adjustment trials. There must ho -
still further reduction "a costs of
manufacture and distribution aud IN
all living costs
see no reason To expect an lmmc-
date return To what we regard ~ pros
perity Ia this country but our gain
viii be greater II we work out our
salvation slowly giving time 20 mako
the roadjustmcnt more nearly uniform
IN all lines OF activity
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

iiy the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Sept 2S Raw sugar
WAS active again today ana prices
wero unchanged at 2Asc, cost ana
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NOTICE. 70 FAnMEns

The Caldwell Gn vHl operate on
Friday and untii noon saturday OF
,his week.
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GALVESTON.

spots atady Unchanged mlddilng
ego mios i027 bales
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Spoia steady. unchanged middling
agc sales ces bales
Total ni ports 2777s against 2t0if
hnles.
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Opening Spots prices steady. sales
iapo rccrlpia $1,000. American $1,000
good middlinF ieibd, middiinE f5.osd
ntcbdN
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TOMORROW Samuel oompera.
President Of tina American Federation
OF Labor.
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Special attention given 20 the eKecu.
ton Of orders on the Rbavr exchanges
Members OF the Liverpool Cotton a.
ISOLATION.
Members OF the New orleans cotto,
Exchange. Chicago board OF Trade AZ
sociate Exchange. New Orleans Future
Brokers Associates. New York cuttun
Produce Exchange. New York COTE.
Exchange.
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NEW ORLEANS

Opening spots steady 20 points up.
niddiiur 2ol5ci sales 2oo7 bales.
CLOSE ntoudv
I.nat
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n'ng quiet. unchanged. rlldding
~ 6sc ciose steady
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Establishes is7s--New Orleans, IA.
Cotton Stocks Grain, Provisions, Cotton
Seed OIL, Sugar and Coffee.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-21

PoNcE-see Porto Rico. Ponce
PORT Az PRINcE-see cristobal, Port
poRT SR LIMoN--ses Havana
PORT swETTENHAM-See Penang
PORTUGUESE CONGO-see africa West
West
PROGREso-see Havana. Nassau
PORTO ALEGRE--See Para
PUERTO CABELLO--See San Juan
PUERTO COLOMBIA--See Puerto Co.
lombia Kineston, Cartagena
PUERTO PLATA-see Dominican Re-
public
RANGooN-see Port Said
RED SEA PORTs-see North Africa
REvAI-see Copenhagen. GothenourF.
RIGA-see Copenhag gen. Antwerp
RIO GRANDE DO Suisse Para
RIVER PLATE PORTS--See Rio de ia
metro. Pernarn buco
ROSARIO-See Montevideo
sAIGON--See T.onoluIu
81. CRoIX--see St Thomas. Christian
sted. Fredericksted
81 St St. TIss Thamas St. ST. Th1ss Ins;.
SALAvERRY--See Paita
SALONlCA-See Constantinople. PiraeuS,
SALT POND-see Africa-west
sANANA-vsee Dominican Republic
SAMARANG--Se Penang
SANCH EZ--See Dominican Republic
SANTA MARTA---See Kingston
sANTIAGO--See Naval Station. Santiago,
sANTo poMINGo c1ry-see Dominican
Republic
sANTos-ses Para. Rio de J.nsiro,
Pernambuco
SECCONDEE--see Africa-west
SENEGAI--See Africa West
SEANGHAI-See Honolulu. Yokohama
SIERRA LEONE-See Africa-West
S1NGAPORE--Se Honolulu. Penang,
Singapore, Yokohama
sLIGO--See Cork
SMYRNA~-See Constantinople, Ptraeus.
Malta. Alexandria. Smyrna
SOERABAYA-See Penang
SOUTHERN NIGERIA--See Africa-west
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTs-ses Por-
tugai
sTATANGER-see Trondjhem. Chris
tiania
sTocKHoLM-see Gothenburs, copen-
hagen, Christsania
SUR IMAM, .. G.--See Paramaribo
SYLEEY--See Auckland. FreemantIs
xAKU BAR-.Ses Honolulu
TAICAHTANO--Se Pai.a
TALTALs--See Paita
TMNERIFFE-See Africa West
TIENTSIN--See Honolulu
TOGOLAND-See Africa-West
TRIESTE--See Vigo
TRIPCLI--See Constantfnopls
TSINTAU--See yckohama
vALPARAISO--See Cristobal. Paita
VERA CKUZ--See Havana Vera Cruz,
WEI.LINGTor$-sc Auckland
wIBORG-See Gothenburg
WINNEBAH--Sec AfricA~Wsst