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The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-01-05
Hastings Seeds =.
1921 CataIog Free

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and garden news This new catalog,
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raj colors, the finest work Of its kind
ever attempted.
With our Photographic illustrations,
and color pictures also from photo
graphs, we show you just what you
grow with Hastings Seeds even be-
fore you order the seeds. This cata-
log makes garden and flower bed
planning easy and it should be in ev'
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glad you've got it.
Hastings Seeds are the Standard
of the South and they have the larg-
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ST. STEPHENS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

Divine services at 11:O0 a. m. and
700 p. m. Sunday school at 1000 a.
m.
The morning theme for Sunday,
January the 9th will be: "The De-
mands of Christianity" The evening
theme will be: praying For The
Coming Of the Kingdom of Cod"
The Lutheran Brotherhood will
meet at the church Thursday even
ing January the 9Th. at s O'clock
4 most cordial invitation is extend
ed to the public 70 attend all Of the
divine services.
ARTHtR EITTLE OBENSCHAIN,
Pastor.
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LIE NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE. MACEDONIA SECTION

The New Year has begun. Guess
everybody has turned over new lea1
so as to make this the best or at
least better than the old year. WISH
galf Of the readers a happy and pros
porous New Year. May Gods rlchest
blessings rest upon you all through
the new year and the time to come.
- Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Willard lett
Sunday for Ware Shoals, where theS
will spend a few days with relatives
there.
Miss Mae Amick of Lexington VS.
tied her cousin, Miss Alma Ruth
zAmick, the latter part of last week.
returning home Sunday.
Mr. Jacob D. Lorick and nephe"s'
j. B. and William Lorick of this sec
tica nlotcred to Columbia Thursday,
visiting his isster, Mrs. J. w. Ellison,
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party on Monday night after Christ
mas in honor of Mrs. Shealy's sister,
Miss. Bessie C. Meetze Of Columbia.
Mr.. Edgar Shealy from Columbia
came home on Monday night for the
rabbit hunt Thursday with his many
friends.
There was an enjoyable time at Mr..
and Mrs. ". X. Shealy's on Tuesday
might because while the sociable
games were played the rabbits were
roasting.
The dance at Mr.. Ed Wessinger's s
"wednesday night was enjoyed by all
those who danced.
Mr.. Frank Wessinger was missed at
the dance Wednesday night at MIR.
Ed Wessinger's.
Hunting was the chief work the
boys around here did during the holi-
days.
/ The beautiful and attractive daugh-
tier of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Meetze has
returned home after a weeks stay
at her sisters, Mrs. Forest Shealy.
Miss Meetze will be missed by all.
A small crowd of old and young
folks gathered at Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
wessineer's to hear the beautiful
music and singing Thursday night.
Mrs. E. B. Wingard and darling
hittle children spent most of the holi-
days with her parents, while her
husband accompanied his brother on
deer hunt.
The grand roast at Mr. Ambrose
Vineyards Friday night was enjoyed
by a large crowd.
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NfEETZE.YOUNGINER.
Special to The Dispatch-News.

Special to The Dispatch-News.
I1mo, December 24.-The home of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Younginer was the
scene of a beautiful wedding on We'd
nesday afternoon, December 23, at 4
o'clock, when their daughter, Azilee,
became the blide of Herbert Meetze.
Only the family and few intimate
friends Were present.
The ,dlIor was decorated = '.'azing
holly ana e,;:-rvcrs. and the dining
rutrn vaS G.Co1&ted to match, the
coiors J., i,::: Ted :r.d green.
..s The soft ttne of muse h"gan,
Miss Thelma Nunamaker and Mr..
Jesse Younginer entered. The brides
maid dressed in dainty pink organdie
carrying a beautiful bouquet of pink
carnations. Then came the bride and
groom. the bride being dressed in a
lovely brown satin with accessories to
match. She carried a bouquet Of
white roses.
After the ceremony many, cOngratu-
lations and good wishes were extend
ed, then an old fashioned supper was
given the bridal party and invited
friends.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Mr.. Dutton, pastor of the groom.
After the holidays they will make
their home near Irmo.
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WESSINGER-kEISLER

December %, at the parsonage.
Lexington. S. c., Mr.. Archie keisler
and Miss Ola Wessinger, both of Lex
ington county, S. c.. were married by
Rev. O. B. Shearouse. The c0uble were
attended by large company of rela-
tives and friends who express hearty
good wishes for the success, welfar
ard happiness of this young couple.
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retrrning home Friday.

returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fred Derrick VS.
tied Mr.. julius B. Lorick sunday al
ternoon.
Misses Pearl and Abiefoy Lorlck
visited relatives of 1rmo last week re-
turning home Saturday.
Mr.. J B. Lorick also brother and
sisters visited their aunt, Mrs. 0. NJ.
Price Of Pr1ceville section Sunday.
Mr.. Jacob D. Lorick returned to his
work at Chapin after spending the
holidays with his brothers, julius,
F., and S. W. Lorick of this section.
Little Tommie.
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To get UP with the lark" is ell
right-in theory. But you can't do
it with much enthusiasm when you've
been out on one.
The dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1919-2001, 1921-01-05

Now the reformers want national
Sunday blue law. Seems to us the
country is blue enough already.
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TIVE NEWS ITEMS FROM
THE ST. THOMAS SECTION.

Christmas is over with and new
wear has lust come in. so each and
every one is enjoying himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Shealy gave a
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Arrived Yesterday

Str Alamo. Mobile ana Galveston: to
Mallory Line: Pier SO, r.
Str Chantier. Newcastle Sept 81; to J II
Winchester & Co; in ballast; Martins
Docks, J.
lumbus shipping GO, with crude oil; Pier
!. ridewater j.
Str WIN G warden, Iobos Sep, 20; TO
Robert l. Hague. with crude oil. Pier .,
Str. Georgia GtaN. Venice Sept and
messina Sept 12; TO Phelps Bros: & Co.
"ish a. mdss: hao, P'1r T. Bush pocss Ks, Ri,yn
teyideo IT. Santos Il and Rio do Janeiro
22 to the Mpnson Lines. with 81 hrst, IS
and rndse: Pier g. Hoboken, j.
Str Jefferson, Norfolk; TO the Old Do
minion Transportation Co., With yn6se,
Pier %. r.
Str Great Northern (transpors>. Ramp-
ton Roads Oct 6; to L navy: Navy Yard,
Bklyn.
str Ryndam tDut). Rotterdam Sept OF,
land America Line. with 203 first 293 sec
ond cabin. i66 steerage passengers. malls
and mdse: IT OF 9th st. Hobogen, ].
Str Baltic (Dan). Lobos Sept 20: to Rob
ert i Hague, with crude oil; anchored of
Tonpkinsville. s I.
Str Pioneer. Tampico Sept %: to Rob
ert + Hague, with crude oil; Pier 5, Ba-
yonne. N J.
Str coastwtse, Boston Oct 9; TO United
Str Granfos (Norj Norfolk Oct 3; TO- n
and Cuba Mall Co.; anchored or
Stapletor, I.
stl willsolo. Portland, Ore. AuE 80, San
Francisco Sept "a and Cristobal Sept So to
Williams Steamship Co, with lndse: Pier
45. B'klyn.
str Ii N Tlagler. Galveston Sept so: 10
Robert L Hague with crude OIL Pier s..
Constable Hook n j.
Str Conchc, Galveston Oct / to Mallory
Line. with pass and mdse; Pier 49, n n.
Str Llghtburn. Port Arthur, Tex. Sept
so to Texas Co. with crude oil; Texas Co
Docks, Bergen Pt n J.
Str Mohawk. Jacksonville and Charles
ton to Clyde Steamship Co. with pass and
mdse; Pier 81. n r.
str City of Montgomery, Savannah Oct
4: to Ocean Steamship Co, with pass and
1ndse; Pier 80, ~ r.
str El Vale, Galveston Oct j to South
crn Pacific Co. with mdse; Pier 81; n r.,
OIL Co. with OIL Vacuum Oil Docks, Bay
onne. ].
Str Montoso, Boston Oct G; to and
Porto Rico 8 8 Co. with mdse; foot Of
Goth ct. Bklyn.
Str q W Sinclair. 1.obos Sept 20; to the
Sinclair Navigation Co., with crude oil;
Pier 5. Constable Hook, n J.
Str Amelia Port Antonio Oct !: 20 the
Atlantic Fruit Co.. with fruit; Pier 2s
\ r.
Str Glenpaol Tanp!co Sep. %; 20 Rob
ert L Hague, with crude oil; Pier 6, Con-
stable Hook, " j.
Str Hos Island, Kalanlata Sept IS. Pa.
lermo 1S and Bizerta 20; to the Export
mdse; IT Of Java st, Greenpoint, L. T.
Str Ilford (Br> Caibarien Oct I: to
Funch. Edye & Co.. with sugar; anchored
off Stapleton, I.
Str Fort St George '(Br> Bermuda Oct
a. to tho Furness Bermuda Line, With LAG
passengers. mail and rndse; Pier 95. N r.
str Tiviyes. Cristobal Sept %, Cartagena
"a, Porto Colombia q. Santa Marta %
and Kingston Oct !; to the United Fruit
Co.. with 40 passengers, mails and ndse,
Pier TO- r
Str Louisiana, Port Arthur; to tNe Texas
Co, with oil; Texas Co Docks, Baycnne
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
American Ports

BALTIMORE Oct 7-ArrriVed: strs 70
garet. Port Tampa. Sailed: strs Pals Ling
tBr). bremen and Hamburg; skarass
lNorl, Norfolk and Newport News; Hamp
CEr), Liverpool via ST Johns \ r, and
Halifax; Missouri (Br), London and Ant
v'orp; Rolf Jarl iNor), Philadelphia FOR
Chrstiania: Monroe Fowey Via Falmouth
81 Johns n Y. and Halifax; kaioosa,
Antwerp Via Southampton and Brest; Jo-
rurce, Port Jobos = r; City of Rome,
savannah; Grecian, Baltimore and Nor
folk; Ontario, Philadelphia; Texan, Ia
coma, Seattle and Portland, Ore. and San
Francisco via New York and Philade phia :;
Westiake, Baltimore and Norfolk Cor
lysro99Q; sghr J; Ena PaTsons SBr' MIS- Mat-
Strs Manaqui OBJ, Norfolk; Harvey NJ.
Brown. Norfolk. Quantlco. Norfolk Es-
rarta, Havana and Port Lilnon, f;
Agwtlhavre, New York; J II Devoreoux,
GALvIasToN. oct. 7.-Arrived: Str El
Sol. New York; Mat!nicock. New York.
HAVANA, Oct ARRIVED: Str Ecua-
dor. san Francisco via Panama. Sailed:
Str san Gil CBrl, from Boston for Port
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Oct. 7.-Arrived: {:
Str Arapahoe. New York Sailed: Strs
Norfolk: Lake Elsmere, Boston.
MOBILE. Ala, Oct 7-Sailed: Strs Tus-
can Havana; Hoxbar' Tampico; Lake Fari-
SleIle tampa ana new ] 0Tk
NORFOLK Oct. 7-Arr!ved: 9Th, Strs
Montrose CBr.>. Portland. ore; Angela
lsp,l, Tampa; 7th, Hlarius Brl. Liver
p9oa Ns Van smfS9 s sew ToTE Ba1sa 'yahI
more; Osags, New York; ] Fletcher Far
rell, Galveston, Sirio GtaD, Gibraltar; /;
Greciana Br)' NeW York GienafLric GsT,,
Haru (Jap), Dublin; Shelley OBJ. London:
Amlsta UtaD. Marsen,es; 7th, Mupindies,
san Diego; Durham Wheeler (schr), New
n q 5H Ctu1i ytrl Neuy a.
rose. New England; Meteor. New England; !;
Courtney c Houcl (schr). -.
PEI ri1I ILAIELPnLA. 1}is,l Oct 7rArriTed: STR
York; Silcne (Fr>, Mediterranean ports :;
Putney (BI), Sagua; caronne GTr). Baton
Rouge: W NJ Irish, Port I.obos; A I. Kent,
New York; CapuiIH, Baltimore; Gulflnaid,
Port Arthur: Essex, Savannah and Jack
sonyilie; naval str She wmut. Norfolk
bark John Phillips, Rosario; schr Porncll
Y White, New York. Sailed: Strs (ilenaf-
fric tBr>, Buenos Ayres. etc: kossuth Fe-
renee GtaD. New Orleans: Charles NJ Ev-
crest Texas city: Gargoyie Alexsndrta
PORT EADS. La, Oct 1-Arr'ived: Strs
Baton Rouge. 1aNp!co city of Freeport,
Cuba Eric (Norp, England; Gunry (Nor>,
Mckee; Lake Govan, Antila; Lodovica
Momus, New Nork; Partisan. Cristo bal
Sailed: Strs Aosta GSr), Calais; British
Marshal (3r), London; Copan fHond>,
Tela; Gedania Cpan) Tamrico; Sunshinc,
PoRT TAMPA ria, Oct. 7-~saNed: :
str Beatrice, Philadelphia; Salvation Lass,
Alicante
PORTLAND. Nc, Oct, 7.---Arrivcd Str
Matos Norfolk; schr Doris uarnin, Nor
folk. Sailed Str Bylayl. for Norfolk.
TAMPA, Fla. Oct. 1.-Sailed: Str Lake
Fillmore. New YORK.
VINEYARDS HAVEN. Mass, Oct 7~-Ar-
rived: Schra l'rancls Iloodnow, Tinal
Haven FOR New York Mary B Mitchell.
Long Cove for New York; Charles II
Klncl9 Long Cove for New York. Sailed:
Schrs Annie p Chase (from Now Yorh},
Mac HAS; Erwin Luce Cfrom New Yorh) /.
Acdiscn.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Pananaan. Philadelphia. Sept s.
United Amer Lines

Pananlan. Philadelphia. Sept s.
United Amer Lines
Due Monday
Bergensfjord. Christiania. Sept so.
Norwcgi IAN Amer Line
Francisco. Malaga. Sept ls
Elerman's Wilson line
France. Havre. Oct 3..... French Line
Vauban. Rio do Janeiro. Sept rs
Lamport & Holt Line
Mongolia, Hamburg. Sept 2s...Amer Line
Robert Dollar. Gibraltar. Sept so
Dollar g s Co
VIM Tupper Barbados Oct a....Clyde S CO
Due Tuesday
Olympic, Southampton, Oct s.
White Star Line
Pannonia. Naples Sept 26 Cunard Line
Penclsely, Gibraltar. Sept 35
Phelps Bros Inc
Morro Castle. Aavana. Oct S...W ard Line
Due Wednesday
Polonia. Dan2ig, Sept % Baltic-An Line
Ipswich, Hamburg. Sept 81.
Ocean Monarch. Algiers, Sept "a.
Iiouder. Weir e. Boyd
Due Thursday
Orduna, Cherbourg. Oct 4.
Royal Mali Steam Packet
Sixaola, Santa Marta, Oct 4...Unit Fruit Go
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Trans.Pacifc Mails

The connecting malls close at the Genera!
Postofice and City Hall Postoffico Station.
New York. at p. m, as follows
japan, Cores. China. Siberia, French rndo-
China, Netherlands East Indies Except
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands. via
Vancouver and Victoria. f. c., steamship
Empress of Asia, October 8.
Japan, Corea. China, Siberia. French Yndo-
China and Netherlands East Indies (eI-
cept Sumatra), via Seattle, steamship
Wenatchee. October 10.
Hawaii, Philippins Islands. Straits Settle
snents, Sumatra and specially addressed
mstl for French Indo-Chlna. British
steamship Wolverine State. October 10.
Tahiti. Mareuesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco, steamship Tahiti, October 23
Postmaster Morgan announces that mails
OF the following dates, Perth, August 81 :;
Sydney. September 81 Auckland. Scptem :
Der i3: Honolulu, September "a, whicl, ar
rived per str Makura. we're dispatched east
from, from Seattle Seattle on October ! ana mall.
tember is; Shanghai, September is; Yoko-
hama. September 81. which arrived per
ctr keystone State. were dispatched east
from Seattle On October g
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
MARINE REPORTS


n. Lyons 4 Co; N. Lyons, mfrs. silk
waists and dresses; Bristol.
J. T. Thorn Co; Morris NohIr jr. mfrs.
artificial flowers; Pennsylvania.
Brodsky Bros. 5. II. Brodshy. dry goods.
cotton piece goods, tianneis. donestics
Pennsylvania.
Franklin sweater Mills; Arthur 7 Lich .
tensten, yarns: Bresin.
FREQ Smith boys furnishings; Bres,tn.
PITTSBURGH
Levin Neiman Co: Miss c. y. Kilen
coats and suits; care of Affiliated Retail
PORTLAND, ORE.
Msier 4 Franz Miss L. Ball, ready 10
PROVIDENCE, X. !.
Flanagan
RtCHMoND, Va.
Miller & Rhoads; c. Q. Lorg, rugs and
moor coverings; saX az is..SG,sr. AZ az
A. J Marcus Co: MURRAY Epstein. high
class fur coats. 2o3 9th az. care Hart
Flanagan
sEATTLE. WASH.
NcDouSall s SouthwiciS Co; l. c
IBogue. scsdy to wear ana furs; Is e.
18th ST.
SPRINGFIELD. MO.
Reps d. G. Co; l. w Reps, toos mems
shirts. and neckwesr: 1l64 I5'way.
nigh class fall coats; 2cS 9th az, care Hart
Flanagan
sT. LOUIS
J. -A'0eF'' s,ysrsi w,sa,NcroS r>tsf; Martinique
The Louvre: Z. y. Mayer. worneu's ready
20 wear ana millinery Imperial
Baungarten q Sons Co; J. Baumgarten.
MRS art goods. etc: York
Palace Clothing Co, II. -Grcssrlal1 ready
TO wear; % " 33d 81
" T. Moses & Sons; y. H. Rice. roor
coverings; Imperial.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Fire Record
Damage

ii.io--slo West 1s5th Street; un-
Is:ss--peari and lafayette streets;
automobile; John McMann,
fs.&s-11s Blesclker Street; saser &
l;se--atl Broadway; Weber B. He'll
,sss-4s East lo5th Street; Joseph
s:ss--nls alssns hsslffth street and Third F'n'n'
Avenue: auto truck; Max
1:3o-15s4 Hughes Avenue. The
Bronx. Dominic Marunicci,
sse-At pillar ia. Williamsburg
Bridge; westbound road
bed; Il. r. T. lines. Unknown
s:sE--root of West Forty-seventh
street; scow; O'Brien
is:4s-so7 East losth Street: Meyer
s..,o-4s psi River.de Drive; MarsaIst Unknown
ilso-seventy snssy "second street ana gaN"'"'
Broadway: unknown ....Tririns
ii:o0--sss Pearl street; Sol stern
siS:&o--ias Yves, Forty seventh
Street; awning. hotel; own
l7'oc-slo E isath Street. Bronx.
lawrence RosenthaI ..... Unknown
i'2c-ezS Van cortlandt Ave. Bronx;
l:4o--ss W goth ST.. Modern EN- .'''
s.1s-s2i Grand ST. St. n Z. Dyelns 1ann0"' and
Cleaning co. .Cnknowr
2'2o--7s Bayasd 81; Moses Aronson
an. Trinins
7;os-fi warren 81: Mirror c.naS enaS'w'
10 ss........ .Trtnfns
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Todd SInipyard Cels
Sl,OOO,O0O s Job Of
Refittingg st. Louis
Famous Liner To Be Usedh.
Anderson Overseas Coz.
poration for World Cru;s.
Showing American Good. !

The Todd Shipyards Corporation -.
pegln work so-day on the recondi,.@
ing OF the steamer st. Louis loy y
Anderson Overseas Corporation M sa'
hundred men VIII start on the tss, :
making the liner ready, early IN -.
airy, for the world trade cru;xo .1 :"
actual cost OF the conoi-;onir, nf - ss'
vessel has not been stated bn, - fe'
reported to be around 81 zoe ora y L
work on the ST. Louis viii ha =
formed at the Robins Dry Docl. &
Repalr Company'S plant. N Er;e Hs-i ~.r
ne contract calls Tor completion so.
y after the first of the year. vrhe. VI ~
steamer VII be prepared 10 ca,n.v ~ ,ss
exhibits Of 800 TO $50 American ~ No.. aaV
facturers on world Novsre lsS,;s
until December, 1922. '"ss'as
According to the speciscat,ons :.
81 Louis will be converted int, -, 'as as
burner and Will be equipped with -. era... ".
modern device known Tor tse comf fs..
ana safety OF her passengers. The ~
rangement of the ship viii ditFer ~ -
some extent from what /. was 81. ~ "
time when she was the crarI, sb;. 'a. as
the American Line. Because p of " !.
climatic conditions to be met with 5ss Wy
ing the eleven months c-ujse . 49,, va..I sas'
latlou system which viii geryc ali ~.
inner ana lower rooms IN hot countr;ss
and heating system which viii r,.ts
the same rooms and quarters comforts.
bic III cold countries have been fnli,
arranged for -a''S
A fully equipped hospital, with iso,,
ton ward and operating room, is sis.
Included in the plan. ''''
One exhibition deck VII have ua;,
terrupted space for exhibits for ahon,
$50 feet. This does not include tbs
automobile section, which will csrrs
practically a New York automoh;,.
show around tho world.
The st. Louis was the first ion MO-,
cent, alisteel American steamer si.o. ~.
built, and at the time was tie ;astas.
and most modern and the faest sb;S
aficat. She WAS christened BY the for
or Mrs. Grover Cleveland at the varar
of the William Cramp & Sons Shin an
Engine Buildirg Company, PhiiaJsl.
phla, President Cleveland and his cab.
met attending.
Due 70 her swiftness, the St. LOU,
became an auxiliary cruiser durinr N,
Spanish-American War, and one Of hc,
achievements Was the finding and ru,.
ting of the telegraph cables to S..
Juan dc Porto Rico, Santiago de Cuh,
and Guantanamo. She was present A
the action incident to the ATTEMPT Ger.
vera made TO take his fleet out Of sss.
tiago Harbor, and after this sea batts
took Admiral Cervera ed his officer
aboard and conveyed them 10 Ports.
mouth, n. h.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08
Cleared

Str John D. Rockefeller "a, Captain
Morris; Tanpico; Robert L Hague.
and Copenhagen; Funch Edye & CO.
Str Bonny (Br). Captain Psntin; Dakas
Str rotterdam (put), Captain Baron,
Rotterdam via Plymouth and Cnerbourg;
Str Columbia tBr). Captain Bone; Glas-
COY vis Moyiiis a. Anchor r. Line;
St Thomas ana st Croix; Turness Witty
& Co.
Str oropesa (Br>, Captain. 10 Brech..
Cherbourg, Southampton and Hamburg,
Str Str city City Of shanshs, tBr,. Captain Mel
son; Port Said and Port Sudan: runch
str Menomin.s tsr>. Captain Finch:
Str Patria (Fr>. Captain Dechetles: Pa-
iermo. Naples and Marseillcs; Jas W Ell
Str Mary (Arn>. Captain Goodman,
Monte Chisti and Puerto Plats; a II Bulb
str 7bro tBr>, Captain Duncan: Havana
and Cristohal; sanderson & Son
Str Cheyenne tBr>. Captain Tyreil; Bar
Str vasari lBr). Captain penrce; Rio
de Janeiro, Montevideo and Busnos Ayres,
ST Str ~ Moorish prince nee tBr,, Captain Mas
sam: Yokohama and Kobe via Phiiadel-
phia; Furness Witty 6: Co:
| },
cas- del Toro and Port Ii.non; United
Fruit Co.
Str Munplace tAm>; Captain Lum: Me-
Tampleo: STANDARD ,T7, "a c. q New New yorA YORK..
ana str HeRRla sageF e
Str Turkestan (Br), Captain Macrariane:
RGt'srdSm H;nh. Win9hestsT .sn,so g Co. Ingram
str, Artisas lAm>, Captain Hansen: Bos-
ton; North Atlantic 3 WEestern s SIS $ Co.
ST. city Of Montgomery Wno>. Captain
Str lake Fannin (Am), captasn Dow;
Wilmington and Brunswick; Clyde s s Co.
str LyngssnftoEa sS,or5. Captain D. Dc
Str American (Am). Captain Mckay:
Boston; United American Lines.
brshss1 m @1ah Malfa. rG" Bsnne Hpsaa mHose' Co.
Str Ormes (Br). Captain Davis; San
tago and Kingston: United Fruit CO.
Juan and Ponce: A II Rui 4 Co
Str Fort Hamilton tBr}, CAPTAIN Fran
Gig; Hama,9n; sufnsss a why e CO, sn.nr
! Havana Cretobal and Port liinon: United
Str Lake Faris.on (Arn>. Captain Rob
blne; Port au Prince and Kingston; Clyde
Baltimore; Gnitsd ASneriean Eines 'sss Ino
Str Lackawanna Valley tAr). Captain
winiams; ph,iadcphia from wibors; sus-
sitr Pawnse stAsn}. Captain crowoll; Bog
DanF,x ssr eaaqsN nuii GH@' Co. c"D'ai" Peterson
Str Taorm!na Nta!), Captain Borges:
Naples. Palermo and Genon, Italia Amer
sch. Fleetwood tBD. Captain rorsythc
ST. John; Gilroartcn Co.
Sch .ncbecca n Douglas tArn), Captain
Connolly; San Andres. Franklin. Baker
! &, Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-08

s.;,-,.lsH.i, 80 T. Shn,,,s
SAoS SIe"oltH q SUI =. ~.
worth, carpets ana turnIure' bFes!in'
rn.,,., bALihh0hs -. !. y, S,,,.-s ro+,o,.
Haniei Mi.tSR ~, :. - ''aiN10'' '
sEssili. o, utrsc,r,ar
m5'snIifaccturers n cs neckwear and suspenacrs'
arm strong. Cater & G.: }. b' farAef'
fuTnisning :, goods; goods; lmpelgiai4, i,o,,se ,,
fasturers wsizts; Hersld SQUARE:
y Stein & Co.; NJ stein. manufacturers
s,s ShaplrG Gsnp n sAspTo' paS s;s s0st' and
Honwit. Lennon s. CO. L. Bonwit,
polan Katz Co. j. y. Poian. vooIen
ard piece goods McAiriT.
BOSTON
pets and furniture; Breslin.
Abc y. BtumNsrg; Max BIuInberg. Knit
underwear; Bresiin.
Rubin Raincost Co., I. II. Rubin. coats
'' shepard % stores; ores" John ? ssepsra. mdse.
manager; care q FIed ATKINS. go Sth av.
rlint & kant :. A. Miligsn. cotton
piece goods silks. sAtins velsets; care Of
Fred Atkins go 9Th aY.
] 3. 1veS Co.; Dsy'd orsns, f@n mqss.;
Mss Eta Pittlnan, ribbons. hsndkerchie e5s;
and silks Martinique.
J. 3 lVey Co. NJ H. Courtney, wa'sis
and 1urs, ". b. Shockey, toy5 ana House-
furnishings; Pspusylvsnia.
wall payer Herald square.
The I&riis CO.. ). Harr'S' cotton pleco
ouiCAGo ,, u,
I. Bezark: JACK Teller, misses m0sS-
raj coats. f1sEs06 10 Fac co. -etn lehman house
furnishing goods and emma, herald
Square ,,-,.-
: leonard Morton o.; r.. .. " nee,sT
>, rhe !2airT;, ". Kirby, general merchsn-
dlss, ~ a an SN -.u.,,.,,t ,,..,.... a
=, boston store; j.. GaPinsN' Je"elr5; -
,, COLUMBUS. ONO
mon g 80, 49,. s,''S5 ~. -, CO.'S
way ro,sr,,>nr X
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,,., pETR9ft cav,
ok 80; -, Tucson CO. (. T. G'o"R coats
zSG on '49 Hudson CO. Mr. I,vens suA,.
~-' ''n rFRt'rnrRteysrrra VA
= !, tnriorn's 'k : ~ ~ '.'i, ~
a. iaee, Dr. good. notions and carpets and
! us'' N1; s;E,Hn t,, r.p,ns >,vru
r1.-., - e'i~ ,' - 1trr o,t.
Hsrp9ishs'54er 60, H. y ssalss' coats coats.
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t.ErENV,yJr. & G.
readc f. >gear. Mss West iure Fur
coat. coats millinery Vei'p' Veilinss' PenpSyi-
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M %Ssaon 8 ca ,s Mss lssa NJ SnanT ~
nesis.ee AIfred iant Iis 2vesl Sea At
~ ,>A~saS Ctj,Y. MO.
ran9 f. g cons r. csls grane; i
of ldchtenstein 25 " 93d st.
KNOXyIIJt. tenn.
r-o,r.s,, .,,,r., 30 ,.hs,iier : 20 =. y ,-s7a