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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31
We'd MEASUREMENTS

GoIDONSVIl.LE. VA. March 80
IN" HON" pi Mr. ANA Airs. &. 49, liuI-
ION. q! North Elm s,r.et. Green's
- Easter Wedding at nigh noon sat
urday. wh"u Miss SclIlc Blair Hunt.
4 sister. Of Mrs. Hudson. Dccam. The
lfif" of u; Lindsay Gordon. Jr.. jh.
k"y ", -. Goodc- pastor Of PARK
liac" Methodist rhurch. Greensboro,
performing ia" '"r"n"ny only ="
few relatives ana intimate friends
Tho BRIDE is the daughter of MI
ana Mrs ! Wesley Hunt. of Louisa
VIII" IN" bridegroom also OF Louisa,
U.s. 4 lawyer 81 that section Of N.r-
Virginia Legislature.
immediately after IA" ceremony.
Nh aud Mrs Gordon left tor ASh"-
rIlo; \ G., "h"re 'h"y WIN SPEND
ten days They viii =, at home after
April TO- at Louisa
iYNCilHi,KG. Va. March 80 pn-
lara Elmer scott ana Miss Auui" Kate
E"ynplda w"r. married saturday
" .,,,,,li a. H. parsonage %: Me
inor Arrh is, ,Ary w,ii be At ho,nss
a, SOS ftfth street,
raa ;n %S''.it X WooY El M@r5n W,..
Media Iow"ll. ho,n of I.ynchbufE
w"re 'phrr'ed SATURDAY a, tn. homo
~ 70, - so = -'r,'l, 'i'' y. y. Nh"-
.or. 1907 Campbell Avenue. Ia. cere-
muhy bong performed uy Rev. T.
r. Arthur. "f fa!ryicw Methodist
Church.
I.YErliBrEG M March 30-i.a.
."iEn Edward T"mplrtou ana Mis-
biiniH" DOM" Jennings. both II Bed
FORA County, ""r" married her. sun
Dag afternoon ~ the r"s.l-uc" II e.
! Na,rs. N"". j. :. Gresham. Of N.st
Lf:nd Methodist church. OH tatur.
They viii rcsid" In Heilord county.
IN-%cinrKG. w March 3o-wu-
Frances i.!liar crouch of Lynch
burg. were married Monday a,
Fran~llH $t""et Baptist parSunag.
10y Hcv. ii. u. Jordan.
LYNcHmCnG ~. March 30 VII.
liam o. Bro" n, II Tennessee. and
County w"r" married Monday aft
home ON Campbell Avenue.
Eessic Slrndlin and watson Wool
irlhg' w"r" married saturday even
ing ~ 'Ee uHrSonaI" OF f'rtuflin
street baptist Church. The pastor.
l,sv. ~. Il jordan. oncintinE. Nft,r
a bridal irtr they Will make thcir
nom" ~ in- Forest street.
IYNcHrrEG Va. March ao- WI.
, I!am Haluh Dance ana Miss Mamie
sue Wool both OF I.ynchhurp. ,vcr.
married. Monday night al I'irs, zap
[ ,!,t parsonage by Eoy. l.. W James
/ -. II.
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u,,,c S15o,ooo un.n,,o, ,,,,.

I!l!ISIOI. w, Mlrch NrIstOI
went over tn" top III tn" campaign
for RAISING sl5r.uUD TO b" used ia
erecting the Kings Mountain Memo
rial Hospital. the total amount sub
SCgibrd was Siau.32i. this includes
suisse \tions made by less than i.sUo
PEOPLE.
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Iii,r> Ihilh. IInnnrru.

.YNCHBuHG VA. March Sol.
rive, Chi!ds az the starr If the vs.
spcatcd press. 1T WASHINGTON. who
has hccn mad" q fellow OF IN" Royal
son of MIR and Mrs. W. chlIds. ~
tuIS CliN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

!.NNCuECBG. VA March 80
William Henry Slate, so years 81 age.
died sunday ~ his home. at BRONX.
h"al az ur.Erouia Ills wife and
four children NIrs T. r Elder Hat
Crock, Mrs -. T. S'cph erS. Hal!faN.
Miss hnrie 81. State and W Vest
SLntr. surNLN.
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Mrs. Nr>, Nargarrt Dunbar.

I.NN'IiEI 10. w MIroN - IN
formation MAS been received her. -
tn" death In Wash.uripu %: M-s
MARGARET uuuhar. willow D.: nutir.
Dunbar. who Was formerly "a resident
of this city Her death occurred
Monday afternoon at the home ~ h-r
daughter, Mrs Mars l.. Nut2 I'll f.
Sircctuurthwost Washington. and
her body viii be- brouEh, here Tor
burial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

which was deserted at tho time.
when thc two men. ono Of them
wearing fans" Inoustachc and
Eoatccs. ran out of "A house entrance.
ana Will" oac held him and covered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

his mouth tho other went through
his pockets. Then. he reports. both
tened 10 tn. police station and gave
an alarm. but no arrests have been
made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

l.YNCNEURG, VA. March gU.-I.u-
cat travelling statesmen are moving
Tor the organization Of the virginia
League of Travellers. the object Of
which is ior the mutual benefits OF
travelling statesmen without an !nsur.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

BRISTOL VA. March Mrs I'd.
Paxton, OF this city. has received In.
n"w~ 81 tho death OF Nor father.
judge j. T.. cultun. at knoAylll,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

The SYDNOR HUNDEY is to put the money in the
right stuff that you mix with the personality of your
buyer and sesmen consider the appropriateness Of
FURNISHINGS o add o 0 the home.
OF there is class of people who do not what it
is They with this ea"Well we have to have bed,
table to and few chairs, and looking glass
Now that real honest good fellow but he to be pite He
needs good friend to wake him the realization that
God made him for higher purpose and he it his family
well himself to provide Furnishings that will create pride
and high ideals
now Billie you the Hermitage with half dozen
Dunlops and it's you and me for the eighteenth hole
G.. B. S.
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LhECHnUEG. w March 3p-wl-
liam Dutch, %: Scotland. ana Miss
Frances i.t!ihr Crouch IF Lynch
burg. were married Monday at
Frun~iiu Street Baptist parSonag.
~ EoN. II. y. Inrdan.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

LYNCUBrRG. VA. March a6 Miss
E"ssto SVrIdlin and watson Wool
irIdg. w"r" married saturday. even
Ing ~ Vac pHrSonaI" Of Frtnflin
stree baptist Church tH- pastor.
ltsr. ~. u jordan. oiiiciatinE. Nft,r
bridal trim they will make their
nom" ~ toy Forest Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

I.YEClHBrEG "a March 30-i.a.
."ist. hdwni T"mpirtou ana Mis-
piniuo DOM. J.uulnss both III bod
'prd County. w"r" married here, sun
lay afternoon ~ Inc residence. II j.
l. Waits. !;"v. j. :. Gresham. Of H..t
Eup Methodist Church. OH hating.
They viii rcsiI" In HeIford county.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-31

IYNcHnuEG VA. March aD.- VII
lam RaiUh Dane. ana Miss Na:u. "
Su" WOOD, "otn OF I.ynchhurg. vcr"
MARBLES Monday night at First Zap
t!st parsonage by H,y. l.. W James.
- II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

II. Spragins, Walter Bomar. George
Henley, Kenneth Hudson. Don Coch-
ran, Charley Adams. j. K. Williamson,
John Murphy. II. Levy, Olin Wolver'
ton, p. u. Conlee. w. ]. Cruce, A.
c. Cruce. Homer Hlnkle. Ernest Will
liams, A. l.. Dennes. j. s. Mullen. Cliff
ton Easley, Dr. Cox, John Whiteman,
II. l.. Crockett, Tom Champion. VIII
Potter, James Stonum. Charles Won
Weise. Charles Rogers, Art Straehley,
II. +. Nichols. Writ Franklin. Joel
Buchanan, sam Apple. Sherman Pyle,
IIoffmeyer. VIII Tyer, Lee Tyer, John
Dexter, simon Westheimer, +. A.
Redmond, A, IL. Anderson, w. p.
Poland, j. K, Wilson. William Swartz,
John Nichols. Mark Kirkpatrick. Ivey
Johnson. Clinton IL, Bum. Joe Berk-
shire. Robert Sayer. r.. l.. Gregory
Kelsey Polk, l.. II. Griffith. Maggie
Foster, Bertha Whiteman. All VOL
verton. Harry Hart, IT. Y. Morgan,
George Alvia and the Misses Winifre'
Alvis, Bush. Edith Rennie. Head, La
vine Woods. Mary Dale Jones, Hell
en- Ward and Miss Madeline Colbert
Lena Gardenhire. Jewel Wilmington
icy Moore and Mary Hoard.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

A UTHENTIC information cleaned
from visits to garment factories
where the first hints of what win be
worn in spring are now being shewn
is to the effect that great emphasis
will be placed upon the three-piece
suit The one-piece dress has found
so many admirers and the corsetless
figure is so prevalent that the dress
with coat to watch seems to be the
cnly solution for the woman who
wants u suit but not a skirt and sep
arate blouse.
This attractive model is made Of
navy tricotine, The frock is straight
line model with short sleeves and Is
trimmed with double rows Of stitch.
ing in gold thread at four-inch inter-
walls from the neck to the hips. The
jaunty little box coat has a scalloped
edge and q row of stitching marking
q low belt. Tan facing appears on
the collar. flare sleeves and narrow
shoe string belt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
Afternoon Parties


Afternoon Parties
Occupying a most prominent place
in last weeks social affairs, were the
two bridge parties gievn Friday and
Saturday by Mrs. u. G.. Johnson ana
Miss Grace Johnson. when they enter
tained fer Mrs. Howard Lahman, of
Detroit, and Mrs. Roy Blcdsoe, of
Ardmore. The parties were given at
the home OF Miss Johnson, III c
street, southwest The house was very
effective in decoration, garden roses
and ferns being used throughout.
Prizes for the Friday games. were
awarded to Mrs. w. +. Daiber, and
Mrs. Donald Bretcher and the honoree
prizes, were a corsage pin and a sill
yer vanity
A two course luncheon was served
Bretch. W. r. Daiber, Hoxie Anderson.
Harold Fell. Fred Chapman. Frank.
Porter, Eb Evans, Less Kearney,
Jack Sandln. Walter Neustadt. Ernest
Herdon. Arthur Wood. Waiter Thomp-
sen, Henry Baum. Jack Humphrey
Paul Frame. Charley Dobbins. Gene
Cruce. Arthur Hall. w. X. Van Dyne,
Fred Ellis. Velie G. Suggs, Earl Grey,
Everett Kreugor. DR.. j. C.. McNees,
Howard McNeos, Roy Johnson, Lar
ry Dowd. Robert Briggs, Don Lacy
Monty Dillingham;. Il. A. Simpson, B.
4
l.. Hadley. ii. H. Lambert. Frank
stephens, Fred Tucker, Joe Cook,
Mort Woods. Williams. Moffet, J. b
Champion. Ray Poland, +. w. Golden
Howes. l.. II. Love, Bob Gardenhre
Gaylord Nelson, Ed Gait. Frank Hell
vey. II. w. Coe, Rees Evans. Cassius
Burns. Walter Young Lamont Byers
Tom Cooper, Ed Sandlin, X. A. Hef'
nee Julian C1opton. .. r. Sykes, j
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= =
Program NJ Civic Club Meet


An unusually interesting program
was given at the regular semI.month'
ly meeting of Second Ward Civic lea
que Tuesday night at the second ward
school building. including piano solos,
readings and other features.
A number OF visitors were guests
for the occasion and a most enjoy
able hour was spent. Among the
guests were Mrs G, H. Brewer, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs. I. A. Heenan and Mrs
Mary Hoehn
The program was as follows
Piano solo--Marjorie Chandler.
Reading-Kathryn Sullivan.
Spanish TamboCfine Dance-Thelma
Hoehn and Loui,e Helbach.
Reading Coffman.
Piano Solo-Ruth Gaines.
nialogue-Cecilio and Pete Moore.
Epworth League Me ting
Miss Mildred Ernst win be leader for
this evenings meeting of the Epworth
league at Broadway Methodist church,
the subject for the lesson being The
House OF God" the sanctuary. church
extension topic
The program for the meeting IL ss
follows:
Prayer.
Scripture lesson--psalms 15.is.2s.
Piano solo-Miss Hazel Holland
Tnlks--Reisn Of the Rose. Miss Mar
ruerite Warren. Church Extension
q The Gospel. Miss Msble Clare Oar
rett: ts Gospel OF Church Extension.
Lamont Chsddick. q Church Flxtsn.
sion, investment In the oxsrks. Mise
Martha Stewart.
Reading-Miss Mary Grlifls.
Song.
Hpworth League bened,ctica.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
Piano Recital Monday Afternoon


A group of piano pupils OF Merle |
recital Monday afternoon beginning at
O'Clock at the Y. W. c. A, rooms at
the Chamber of Commerce,
The program is arranged as follows:
wild Flower Hunting" Francis Pucini
Spring Flowers
"At Sunset"
Hop Scotch--M Mary Alice Moore
shepherds Song
"Hop-Scotch" -E Elizabeth Cameron
Playing Tag
Spanish Dance" ---- Evelyn Tarter
Shadow March" Mary Lois Jones
Pixies Prize Song
Swan Song"
Lets Run Ruth Pucini
Farewell Dear Home.
Caprice Espagnol'- -Elgenia Moore
Happy Comrades" Lilly chandler
General Boom Boom" Jack Cameron
Butterfly" Gill
June Rose" tReverie) -----
Mildred Griffith
Inventions, -
G Major Transposed C-sharp Major
C Minor transposed C-sharp Minor
r Major transposed F-Sharp Major
Melody Dorothy Davis
"Etude" (Opus 740)-----Grace Hester
"Menuet" t"-Juanita Richardson
Dwarf Dance" Francis Bridge
Shadow March"
"Polonaise" Florence Felker
"Impromptu' Opus IS No 3-------
Whiteman
"Mazurka a'-----Lucille Killinssworth
i :! I.
Miss Rush Presents Pupils
Miss Velma Rush will present her
piano pupils in recital, Monday eve'
ming beginning at 8 o'clock at Broad
way Methodist church.
The program is arranged as follows;
valse Parisienne-- Harry Helen Potter
First Claire Tucker
Dance Caprice Dolores Duston
March of the Little Sages---------
Eleanor Kemp
Duet and Leola Nichols
Valse Cherie- -Janice Nichols
Moonlight -Kittie Brown
Waltz z------Anne Norris Vaughan
Valse Petlte--------Irene Heckethorn
Throwing Kisses Virginia Crockett
Dream Waltz John Dexter
Dance of the Autumn Leaves------
Lucille Wallenstein
The Goblin Procession Louise Johnson
As the Moon Rose.
| The Myrtles------------Ruth Dilwortl'
Dance Caprice Evelyn Wolvertor
! Silver Sandals Kathleen Hadley
| sonata Op II No /. allegretto
| Brer Rabbit Rebecca Love
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18
Birthday Party


Mrs. W l.. Frensley entertained
with merry party Saturday after
noon at the home OF her mother Mrs.
n. II. Banks. honoring her little
daughter Francis Joyce who celebrated
Ger sixth birthday anniversary.
The house was tastefully decorated
with red and white Christmas decora.
t,ons. A large Christmas tree loaded
with dainty souvenirs Tor each little
guest proved a most interesting fea'
|ture.
A birthday cake with six pink can
dies, present from her aunt. Mrs
~. W Weeks. was cut by the hostess
Mrs. Frensley was assisted In serv'
ling an ice course which was In colors
| Il red and white. by her sisters, Mrs
| n. r. Raum OF Marietta and Mrs
.Nyney Lynn OF Madill'
Guests at the happy occasion were
|Eua Jane wolverton. Katherine Gregg,
iVusinls Rose winfrsy. Nellie Boda.
mgl. Lewis Weeks. Lyle X. Dawson,
Dr.. Bobby Mcciain, Eloise Frensley,
|IIsrry Ledbatter. Geraldine Frensley,
..loe IellsRi West. Hugh West. Jr.
Miriam Mobley OF Marietta. Thomas
nohert Frensley. Frances Renffo,
5hatlene Garrison. Evelyne AleSsn'
=, Of Marietta. carl wilkins Rober.
- OF Marietta. y. 3. Lynn. Jr.. Of
<6ill. Harold PAYNE, John Dalton OF
III and Bella Nsy Moore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

Miss Rush Presents Pupils
Miss Velma Rush will present her
piano pupils in recital. Monday eve.
way Methodist church.
The program is arranged as follows;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

\. W. G. 4. Open House

An open house, from O'clock to
! o'clock this afternoon, in the Y. w.
r. \. rooms in the Chamber of Com
blorce building. is announced by Miss
|Croola Ford, secretary. as hostess.
[Assistant hostesses are Miss Daisy
|Nichcls and Miss Margaret Lawson.
IAN young ladies' Of Ardmore are in
|yitod 10 attend There will be some
good music, story telling and visiting.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-18

Fourth Ward Parent.reacher Associa'
ton
The regular meeting OF the Fourth
| Ward Parent Teacher Association will
! he held Thursday afternoon at three
o'clock. An attractive program is being
prepared by the Fifth Grade. The wot!;
e the children OF all grades will he
on display.
Miss Jennie Smith, Art supervisor,
will give o talk on the art work o'
4 the school
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Cleared

str Orzaba CAMP. O'Keefe; Havana.
coruna. Santander, Ward Line.
Str Mexico CAml, Jones; Havana; Ward
Line.
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Str lroquois (Am). Mckenzie; Monte
Turks Island Ciyde-San Domingo Line
Str Providence tFr), Palermo, Naples
Marseics. Fabre Line
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Cristobsl Panama r Line.
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nantel; Furness. Witty & Co
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MarseNles, Barcelora; Isthmian s S Line
stt Mystic CBr), Hamburg' United
Str Dorothy tArn>. Higgins; Porto Rico,
Sanchez Bull 1nsular Line.
Str Nandoite CAMP, spenney: London;
Str Asabeth lArn). Manns Danzig. Hell
singfors; seager s Line.
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cisco; United American Line
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Old Dominion Line.
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we'll & Co
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Navigation Co.
United American Line
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Furness Witty s Co.
Str Brighton CNor). Anderson; Gibara;
Str Trekieve tBr), Lee; Hull. Antwerp;
sanderson & Sons
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Cunard Line.
Str spartan Prince CRr,. HILBERT; Balti-
more; Furness. Witty & Co
Str Zoppot CDanzig), Sunken; Port
Lobos Robert l. Hague.
Str Elton (Peru5. Steer; Baltimore;
Peruvian : : Co
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Marine Reports
ruE TIDES
Arrived Yesterday

GU xieuw Amsterdam tDuN, Rotterdam
- Raulogne April H. Plymouth IA to
~ ~ rnliaud- America Line. With 23S frat.
W. We secona and ana steer pass. mails and
Zee. "a loot II. 5th st, IlobolSen.
Ssr 1oprof tpanz}. lobos April IA 10
~ standard OH 60 OF y !. with crude
III. Pier 3. Bayonne.
NV Lake FNnanier. Arroyo March so
,,srre.S 81. Aguadiiia April 3 san Juan l6;
"a James W Elwell & Co. with mdse: It
s.st 81, Bklyn - go,
sr, I. Hague; in ballast anchored Oft
1cnnl<insviiiS. $ l.
ST. STR ouei<s (BN. Cristohal April rs; to
~ standard OIL TO or \ Y; in ballast:
srchored Of Tompkinsville.
SIR Marengo ISr), Hull April /, Antwerp
a. 10 Sandeison & SON, with mdse IT OF
Nh ST, Hoboken.
vs. SIR Glendoyle. Santiago April 2 Rara-
Aana To- Santo Domingo City IL, Macoris
~ 70 the Atlantic Fruit Co, with mdse;
seards stores Elevator Slip, Erie Basin.
Sir MUNRO. Sagua April Is. Porto Padre
"a. 10 the Nunson Line. With sugar; Ma
tnnal Refinery. NonNVrs
<Str Dante Aiighseri UD, Genoa April
Z. Napies Is, 10 Mcdonnell y Truda with
sslls and nadse Pier 20. \ ".
-. 10 Bliss Da!lett < Co, with pass mails
lnd masc Pier H. Bklyn
SIR Nueces Galveston April Is; 10 Mai
ery s : co. with pass and mdse. Pier
e y r.
Schr Spindrift. Mobile April I; to French
American Line, with ndse Newton Creek.
CttV,
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Sailed Yesterday


Strs Ellis CT s 81. Newport. I: Mar
-ssansett ORD. London; Chirripo (Rr)
santa Marta Santa Luisa. Canao, Mollendo
Ind NalparSscS Fort Victoria (Rr). Ber-
,nuda Lake Allen, Csibarien: Jefferson
Norfolk iceland (Br), Plymouth. Cher
bourg and Antwerp. Columbia (Br> Mo
,snc aud Glasgow. Comanche Charleston
ard .ackSoNNilie. Mexico, Havana; san
loren1e san Juan. Ponce and Mayaguez.
Rvndam ,pD, Plymouth. Boulogne and
Rotterdam. Cslamares. Havana Cristobal
and Port !imon, Cornish City tBr) Nor
fck and hamburg. MinneQua. Eten, Paita
snd LOU que. Orizaba, Havana, Coruna
and Bilbao; El sud, Galveston; Massilia
isr). Boston, Liverpool and Glasgow:
more and Malmo. Iroquois, Monte Cristi
and Puerta Plata, Brighton (Nor), Gibara:
Dorothy. Puerta Plata and Sanchez. Ia
and shanghai Sheaf Field tBr). Cardenas
and Sagua: Clan MacKinnon (BD. Nor
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Foreign Ports
Departures for Now York

departures Tor New York
ilOlLo April 2o--Str Egrcmont Castle
(Br), from Hong Kong,
TRIESTE. April lA~-Str Dmilia UN,
CAlIAO, April 22~-Str Santa Ana
SOUTHAMPTON. April 22~-Str Lapland
NBrl, from Antwerp.
COLOMBO. April a2-str wes. Amar-
gosa.
tNor). ''0
LA rLATA. April 2l-s,r vestrIs (Br).
FAYAI April 22--Str Ansnldo VI UD,
from Genoa.
(Br). from Colombo
Arrivals From New York
PORT SAID. April 2o--str City Of
Madra (Br) for lloilo
MOt,lENDO. April 2l-Str Santa elisa
via Callao.
NAPLES, April 1s-str nuca degli
Abruzzi CO. Argentina Ut).
LIVERPOOL. April 23-Str Mackinaw
(Br).
HAMBURG April 23-str Mount Car
roll.
LONDON. April 2s-str Vaiacia ORD.
RIO De JANElRO, April 22-Str Acous.
for Buenos Ayres
PORT SAID. April 22-str Burylochus
CBr). for Batavia.
BRISBANE, April 22--str rofuku Maru
(Jap) via Norfolk
MANILA, April 22-str Melville Dollar
(Rr) via Yokohama
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Brooklyn
BOARDERS WANTED

G3D EAST-High class accommodations
suites, double rooms; exclusive: cre-
dcntials,
74TH, 149 W.-Beautifu. double, bath :.
ideal location; electricity; purest food
singles
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Trans-Pacifc Mails

The connecting malls c,oao NJ tr, cor
S S iostonice and city Hall Postorrire
S'a'lon' New York, at p. m, IA follows:
'@nt'l Marqucsas Cook Islands New
..eatahu and specially addressed mall for
1uS,raiia via San Francisco, steamship
TAHITI. April "a.
~ Twali, Japan, Corca, China Siberia.
FRENCH lndo china. Netherlands East
INDIES Except Sumatra) and Philippine
lslands, Via San Francisco. steamship
Colombia. April 25
Hawaii. Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. Via San Francisco. steam
ship Ventura. April IS
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American Ports

E E,5's% MS%ssa Ispsnl, hilsos reln ont
savannah: Des Moines Bridge GLASGOW
Flixton (Br), Narvik via Shields: Mon
mouth; Glasgow Monmouth and Lisbon;
San Juan Via New YORK Quaker city,
Liverpool; Elmsporr. Rotterdam. Sailed
Parthenia (IiI), Glasgow: Canadian Set
tier (B), Chicoutmi, East Chicago. Bel
mouth Thordis (Nor), Gibraltar for orders;
Western Comet, Sewalis Point; George
anna Weelns, New York.
BOSTON. April 23.Arrived: strs Moliere
tBD. Liverpool: Agiworld Tecomate and
Port Iobos; Brandon. Norfolk; schr Mary
strs Knowsley Hall (Br), New York; zap
alaga, Rotterdam via New York Mariners
Harbor, Norfolk, Meteor, Newport News.
CHARLESTON, s c. April 2s--Arrived:
Str Lake Fithan. South America.
GALVESTON, April 23-Arrived Strs
Langley. Antwerp; sc9tisnd Marn tJap),
H Re, Taam n! jean; PhiladelphiA:
and uamSSrg Ell Aba Kew c York H.S
mead tBr), bremen; Coinal New York.
JACKSONVILLE. April 2s--Arrivcd:
srs Juniaa s rhade9ha; Lafs s El,Go.t
Milo. Sailed: Strs Lenape. New York;
Thames, Miami; schr Camilla May Paige,
Portland
MOBILE. Ala. April 2s--jArrived' Str
Gulfport.
NORFOLK. April 2s-Arriyed: strs
Alaska Maru Dap, Cristobal; Arnold
Masrsk 1nan phadelpha' city Of shsr
Grecian Prince tBD. New York; Julius
Kesser lRr), sagua la Grande; Nord-
Gr). Galveston; Taransay (Br), Alexan
dria; Nittorio Neneto UtaD. Dakar.
aed stFs nyerstt A Arando
Maru {Japl. Falmouth Lake Tippah,
Baltimore; Newton. New England; Bassa
Br). Dakar: strathlorne &Br). Hamburg.
Domingo de Larrinaga (Br). Galveston;
Canadian Ranger (Br), Galveston.
NEWPORT NEWS. April 2s-Arrived:
strs Arnold Maersk CDan). Philadelphia;
Grccian Prince (Br), Now York; schr Ida
S DOW. New York. Sailed Strs Marcaribe
(Span), Maleida; Nurtureton U3r). Ham
burg via Baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA April 25-Arrlved:
strs Galtymorc ,s). Glasgow via Boston;
chariot. Rotterdam. Malvern Range (BD,
New York: ottar Jari (Nor9. Christie MIA.
Sailed: strs syar.lono 'No a rn Mn' Ma
York; Western King. Baltimore; Mahopac
CBr), Liverpool via New York Gulfstrean.
Port Arthur: Grecian Boston: Vt Lyndonia'
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. April 2S-Ar-
rived: Strs Rotterdam (Dutch), Amster-
dam: Perfection. Tampico. Sailed: Ra-
dioene (Fr), French, ports: Texas so Port Port
I.obos: Malta Maru (Jap), Far EAST Gult
King, .acksonvtie
PORT EADS. La. April 2s-Arrived Strs
china1npa. Port Iobos o Choluteca tHond),
port f'ortez: city of I.ordsburg. Hamburg;
coahuiia (Mex). Tampico; Danvlie' cuba;
Fred w Weller. Tuxpam, Lake Gunn';
Mobile; Luceilum !Br). Tanpic1; Maid OF
Svr. lBr). marlborough; Sabine Sun.
rampico: W Miller New York. Sailed:
Baia California (Nor), Tampico; freeport
sulphur No t. Tampico; Gainsfjord tNor1.
Port Barrios; Hibueras uHond), Bluchelds;
Honduras (Nor), Kingston Saramaeca'
port Barros Tacoma Maru (Jap2. foho-
hama: Tonjer (Nor). London: Western
Queen, Buenos Ayres.
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