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The Nome nugget., 1921-08-06
MINERAL APPLICATION
 No. o410
United States Land Office at
 Nome, Alaska

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Inc ALASKA MINES CORPORATION a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of Virginia, the postoffice address of which is Nome. in the Territory of Alaska. has through A Polet, it's duly authorized agent and attorney in fact, whose post | office address is Nome. Alaska, mado application before the United States Land Office a. Nome, Alaska, for a United States patent for placer min | ing claim known as MONTANA | FRACTION in the Cape Nome Mining and Recording District and precinct | Territory of Alaska: said placer min | ing claim being situated on the Second Tier of Benches on the left limit of Dry Creek about one-half (la) mile north of the town of Nome in said precinct and territory, and Being Min l eral Survey No. 126S: said claim being more particularly described in the plat and field notes of the official survey thereof now on file in .he United States Land Office at Nome. Alaska. as | follows. to-wit:-
 Beginning at corner No. l, fir post feAt long. inches square set feet in ground with earth mound scribed 1-1263-M, from whence IT. S. l.. NJ. No. II bears N. 8 deg. S2 min. E. 944O.2 feet, wireless tower at l Nome bears $. 50 deg. S2 min. | w.: thence $ 70 deg. 07 min. | F. Variation 19 deg. 10 min. F. 121S. % feet to corner No. 2, fir | post feet long. inches square set feet in ground in earth l mound scrined 2-126S-M; thence s. 26 deg 47 min. w. Variation 19 deg. 15 min. E. 579 20 feet to
 corner No. B. fir post feet long | inches square set , feet in
 ground in earth mound scribed B. 1263-M: thence N. 5S deg. AS
 min. w. variation 19 deg. 0o
 min, F, 126S so feet to corner No.
 1. fir post feet long inches
 square SC. feet in ground in earth mound scribed i-1263-M.:
 thence N. S6 deg. 10 min. F. Varia- ton 19 deg co min. F.. S39.95 feet to corner No. 1 and place of begin
 ninS, containing an area of l2.912
 acres. Excepting that portion of said Montana Fraction placer
 mining claim in conflict with Big Five Bench Placer Mining Claim,
 U. S Mineral Survey No. 12SO, de-
 scribed as follows:
 Beginning at corner No. this
 survey; thence $ 26 deg. 47 min.
 W. along line 2-3 this survey
 173.7 feet to intersection with I line 6-7 Survey No. 12s0 Big Five
 Bench Placer thence N. 71 deg.
 4s min. W. along line 6-7 Survey
 No. 123O Big Five Bench Placer
 1O4S.5 feet to corner No. Survey
 No. l23O Big Five Bench Placer;
 thence N. IS deg. B min. F.
 along line 7-S Survey No. 12sO
 Big Five Bench Placer, 202. 4 feet
 to intersection with line 1-2 this
 survey; thence S. 70 deg. or min.
 F.. along line 1-2 this survey
 1073.5 feet to corner No. this
 survey and place of beginning.
 and containing an area of 4.5Sl
 acres.
 That the net area of the Montan Fraction Placer Claim for which ap plication for patent is made. is s-4l acres.
 The amended certificate of locatio of said placer mining claim. is re corded in Volume 1s0. at page 26s q the records of locations of said min
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

II Is not proposed to deal with the 30 per
cent OF the expenditures then ell hope
or talk OF retrenchment viii be wholly
without effect
Agreement Seen as Only Remedy.
And II you propose TO cut these war
expenses there is no practical or secure
way to do so except through an agree
ment with the other nations who are now
with US in full swing In a great naval
race. Great Britain has taken up the
programme OF building. as every in
formed and rejecting man must have
known she would. Those who seemed to
think that England would not build be-
cause she could not build must by this
time be IN state of regaining mental
responsibility. Japan is every day add
ing TO her programme. And we are still
to have the greatest navy In the world.
so the race IL on. the mad race which
from 1900 to 1914 brought England and
Germany. heretofore close friends, into
war.
Unless we can secure an agreement
By which to end this naval competition
II is utterly useless TO talk about re-
trcnchment In expenditures. We arc to-
day spending. or proposing to. in our
naval bill twice as much as England
and Germany combined spent In 1919.
IL the naval race is to continue can see
no relief for the overburdened people of
this country.
THE first, the supreme the Imperative
duty OF every one, therefore. concerned
in peace and concerned In securing relief
from these ever increasing taxes must be
In favor of bringing these three great
naval Powers into conference to end
this naval building programme.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

York. Nicholas cunso (Nor). Antslie; FIums
Itsh, Palermo.
sailed 2Tth, str cretan, Boston.
PORTLAND, Ne, March 21--Arrivee, strs
Canada fBrl. Liverpool via Haliiaxi %
TR6viDESJE, NJ. March 2e-Arriyed. str
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. March 2a--Arriysd.
gJap). Kobe; schr Lizzie Vance. Papsetss
25th str Mandarin. Shanghai. schr Nm
BONden, sydney. NSW.
Arrived 25th. str Enterprise, Hilo.
Sailed gath. strs Steel Ranger. Vancou-
YER. West Kafan. Liverpool and Hamburg:
Sailed 25th. strs Dix (AT), Seattle. Charlie
Watson, Seattle; Captain A + Lucas. -.
SEATTLE, Wash. March 25-Saiied. str
sailed 26th. sSrs Tsiina aIaru (Jap). yc-
kohama; Port said Maru (Jap), DO. Wal
marino Csrl San Frnncisco. Eastern Lead
er Portland; Kaysaeka. DO.
Arrived e8th ctr Mazatian, San F'ranctsco.
SAN DIEGO, Gal, March 26--Arrived, str
Shabonee (Br). Tampico.
SAN PEDRO. Cat, March a0--Arrived, strs
Boston; Steel Worker do FOR DO.
SAVANNAH, Ca, March 23--SdHed. str
City of st Louis. New York
Sailed cIth, str Ubbargen tDutchl. Cuba.
crlo, ns: Magmoric, Charleston; City OF
MONTGOMERY. New York.
TACOMA Wash. March 2T-Arrived. str
Jephtha, San Francisco.
TAMEA. Fla. March 2e-Arrivsd. r1ot9r =
wehrum. Laguna; Granville + Bacon, Porto
Rico
Arrived 9th. schrs Beatrice. Honduras:
Anna NJ Hudson, Ca!barien; Nellie Dixon
| CEr), Honduras via Key West
| WILMINGTON, NC. March 26-irrived.
str Vancouver Maru (Jap), Galveston Ter
United Kingdom.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
TARIFF TO FOLLOW
PAYNE LAW
subcommittee Are Using 1909
Schedule as Basis Of Forth
coming Rates.
sysescI Despatch to THE NEW yonK HsEAIp.
New York Herald Bureau,
Warrington, ID. C., March x1.

Washington, ID. C., March xI.
With the framing OF permanent
sariff bill under way by tho House Ways
and Baans Committee It Is becoming APP
parent that In general the nov measure
will follow the 1909 rates of the much
debated Payre-Aldrich law.
In fact sugcommittees in charge of
various schedules are using the last
Republican tariff law as a general basis
for the new bill Mos. OF the recon-
mendations made In hearings before the
Ways and Means Committee call for
return to tho Payne-Aldrich rates. The
fact that tariff information. particularly
Il cures AZ to cost OF production abroad
is difficult TO obtain. due to the great
dihorganization of commerce as the re-
suit OF the war. has caused the House
committeeman more and more to fan
back on the Payne-Aldrich bill. The
framing of the new bill IL gucssworh to
a considerable degree, and apparently
the majority Of the committee believes
II is wiser to follow old paths
The hrst duty in the new bill 70 be
agreed upon by subcommittee is the
same as provided In the Payne-Aidrich
bill 1t Is IL cents a pound on wool IN
the grease. The subcommittee, presided
OYER by the chairman OF the full COM
mittee. Representative Fordney (Mfch.).
also has decided that rates on washed
and secured wool shall not be higher
than the Payne-Aldrich rates. but has
not fixed definite figures
Those who favor following the Payne
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

Aldrich law. despite the fact that II Ia
generally given credit for Republican
defoat In the CONVERSATIONAL elections OF
1910. point out that conditions have
changed greatly since then. With the
market higher IN America than else
where. other countries are sending all
the imports possible here and, with the
aid OF the present low rates Of exchange.
are able 20 reap huge profits when they
receive payment In American dollars.
For this reason they feel higher tariff
is needed than In 1910.
Some members Of Congress. particu-
larry those who share the views OF
Chairman Fordney believe that the
general level OF rates should be above
that Of the Payne-Aldrich law. Mr.
Fordney. for instance. insisted that tho
rate on wool In the grease should be l5
cents pound instead OF IL cents.
The subcommittee on metals. presided
over BY Representative Tilscn (Conn.).
also is said 70 be following in general
the Psyne-Aldrich rates, but has not yet
agreed definitely upon any duties.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
SHIPPING NEWS.
CONTINUED FROM PRGcEDING PACED

BOSTON, Mass, March 2T-Arrived, strs
Amolco, Aguirre. PR; Delaware, New hora !
Port Lin,on and cristohai: Tsxan, seattle
via Belingham, Portland, ., San Francisco,
Sen Pedro, Philadelphia and New York.
Sailed 9th, str Western Plains. Portland
BALTIMORE, Nd. March a7--Arriyed. strs
Kerhonkson, Norfolk; canaeian Noyasger
Antonio (NoD, Santa Marta.
BATON ROUGE, La. March 2b-Arriyed.
motor sqhs ,i.e MsSico sDan. New Orleans, Sans,,.a
strs Arsoey. New Yorx; West Shore, Gal
weston land proceeded for Havre and Rot
terdam) Minnewaka. Houston ssnd pro Pre-
weston land proceeded for Mediterranean n
ports) Apache. New York tand proceeded
Arrived 9Th, ctr wilifaro. san Francisco;
barge 8 ID Warmer, III tow tug from Ha-
sailed 27th. strs American Press. New
GALVESTON. Tex. March 2a--Arrived. strs
Asnneion do Larrinaga GBr), Havana; r
Arifived 2oth. schr Anson S Brooks, Jack
Honville.
Arrived 27th. str Portola Plumas. Port
Lohos Torres, Tamp,co. s,. u.- AZ,
8remen Indier CBeigl. Antwerp; oulf TRADE.
erpooi; CANADIAN Explorer tDr). Grecien
ports Paralos (Greek), Grecian ports: El
Vale, New York; Crathorne. West Indies.
Sailed 27th, strs Ocmulgee, TaInpico; lg-
gesford CBr), Manchester. Midlothian Castle
tBrl, Liverpooli Briar Leaf fBrl. DO.
JACKsoNvILLIs, Fla, March 2s-Arriyed' >
tucket, Philadelphia Princeton. Tampico.
Arrived 2Tth, str Mohawk, New York; schr
Albert n willis. Manopla, Cuba.
MOBILE, Ala. March 26--Arriyed. str
DefOyl.ne, Tecomnte.
Arrived 2eth, str winifred, New Orleans.
Sailed 25th, str Lake Faristell. Tampa.
Sailed 26th, schr Horace M Bickford, st
Andrews.
NEW ORLEANS. La. March 2s-ArrIved.
strs Baldbutte, Mexico; Coahuila CMex) /,
Vera Cruz; Copan tHond)l Tela; Holden
Evans tmotor). Tampicoi Jallsco (Mex). do;
Lake FRblus, Havana: Lueigen (Br), Eng
land Mundelta. Progreso, MOBILES. Rotter-
dam Noccalula, London. Nola, Progreso;
Pioneer, Tampico; Piutarch ll3r), Brazil;
Tresarthen (Br). Port Arthur; West Wanna.
Manchester.
Arrived erin. strs Augusta Ciondl, Porto
Cortez: Baliygaily Head tBr), belfast. East
eriy (Br), Hamburg; Freeport Sulphur No .,
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
APPEAL ON SOLDIER HOSPITAL.
WicIsersham Asks Governor to Aid
I'm Name of Legion.

Cornelius w. Wlckersham. chairman
OF the American Legion investigating
committee which has been holding
hearings in the City Hall for several
weeks on the matter of caring for
wounded and disabled soldiers in this
State. has written to Gov. Miller to urge
that the State of New York proceed with
the erection OF state Military Insane
Hospital at Creedmoor.
IN appropriation of s3.0oo,oo0 was
made for the purpose by the Legislature
at the emergency session last year, and
Il was planned TO erect the hospital on
the old rifle range hear Queens village
in Queens county. A provision was made
that the Federal Government reimburse
tie state In ten annual trstalments.
but the Secretary of the Treasury In
President Wilson's administration re-
fused to sign this contract and Senate
committee later refused TO report favor
ably upon It. As a consequence the hos
pital project languished.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
DISARM BY TREATY,
IS BORAH'S DEMAND
Says international Agreement
Only Can Avert a New
World Disaster.
WOULD END NAVAL RACE
Frear Says Interests Back
Warship Building; Jeers at
Japanese Bugaboo.
WOULD END NAVAL RACE
Special Despotoh to THE NEW YoaK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. c., March 81.

5PtSsNt DcnpGbtU 70 nm VIEW 1hhh
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington. ID. c., March 81.
World disarmament can come only BY
international agreement, Senator Borah
(Idaho) admitted to-day in an address
IN Washington. urging the calling OF q
disarmament conference.
Mr.. Borah was the chief speaker at
q mass meeting held here under tn,
auspices OF the women's World Dis
armament Committee. which adopted
resolutions urging President Harding to
call an international conference for
world disarmament. The resolutions
urged also the stoppage of pending
nava! appropriations.
1t is proposed to have one woman
from every State In the Union present
these resolutions to the President and
to Congress leaders before Congress
meets April IL.
Senator Borah and Representative
Frear (wis.) were the speakers on n
programme which included also adj
dresses by Mrs. Ida Clyde Clarke. New
York; Edward McGrady. legislative
committeeman of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. and Mrs. jessie Hardy
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

Iamplco; Lake Frsrchton, do. Lake Marion.
Cuba Liberty Minacss, Tampieo.
snllsd g7th. strs AtonRs, Cristobal: Chsl-
metts, Havana; III Captain, New York;
Fleetco. Brest. Lake zalisk, Cuba; Maid OF
Andros fBr). Greece. Teguclgalpa Cliondi.
ceiba; Turoinia (sw). Nuevitas. Wiiscox,
sailed from Port Eaes seth. strs Ellis
(Sorl, Teia: Frontera CMexl, Progreso:
Tampico Rokos vergottia tGreek). Greece;
SaramAcca, Port Barrioa: Sesua (Nor),
Tela; Trompenberg (Dutehl, Hamburg:
Senator tBr), Liverpool; sehr Lillian Z
NEwPoRT NEWS, Va. March Gear
rived. ctr sheaf Field CBt), Savannah; schr
Jacob w Hook. Port au Prince.
Sailed goth, strs Lestris (SwJ. Heisingborgi
Mortlake (Br), Havana; WeHtiRke, Liver
pCSel Slr RspaEoa PST SsD LSaSoa on asArrivea srs
Lackawanna (Br), Shields for New Orleans,
Grelerlle tBrl. havre. Irish Monarch tbrl,
Puerto Mexlco. Weebawken IBrl, TamDic0;
West Cressy. Antwerp via Bermuda Tor Mo
bile.
Arrived 2sth strs Meteor. New England;
Crlflamme tBr), Cetf!. Somerset (Br), Well
ington for London.
Arrived 27th, strs Maresfeld tBr), Blyth:
waddon tsp, PHILADELPHIA; Ancon, gristo-
bal: virgirie err, New Orleans for Bremen
and Hamburg. Indian tBr), New Orleans Tor
Liverpool; Lieut. Jean Laurent F'r). Ant
sailed 2Gth. strs virginia dtaD. Gibral-
tar; Wabasha (Br). Algiers: Pentaff (Br),
New York Glasgow Mnru tJap), Hamburg
Sailed 27th, strs Terrier (Nor), TaIca-
Luano: Point Adams. Savannah; Ifralhan
Mhru Gap. Nuevitas; Mariners Harhor,
Banes: Walter Jennings. Charleston; Meteor.
New England Glouoe ter, do Ripagenus,
do; Lackawanna (Br), New Orleans. aux
schr Guiidford i Pendleton, Bermuda.
PORTLAND, o, March 26-Sailed. motor
ship Pacific t5w). Gothenburg via San Fran.
ciaco.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. March 26-Arrivod,
strs Trnidadian. Mobile; Stegelborg (Dan),
New York Lake OtsquaKo, ualveston.
Arrived 2Tth. str War Sudra (Br), Devon
port.
yesta New York: Dirgo, Antwerp via Mo-
bne war Pathan tBrl, Plymouth.
Sailed 2Gth, strs Delaware (Br), Sabine; +;
Gulfmald. Philadelphia Alameda, constan-
| tinople; Gulfstream, Philadelphia; sohrs
| Roseway, Tampico; Maplefleld (Brl, do.
Sailed 27th, strs II Q Foiger. Philadelphia;
Aryan, New York.
poRT TAMPA. Fla, March 26-Sa!led, str
Baton Rouge, Tampico.
Sailed 2Tth strs Noodle Island, Santander,
spain: Mascotte, Key West
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 26-Arriyed,
strs Nemaha, New York for Bombay. &C;
Fort Armstrong, <alamata.
Arrived 9th, strs Mackinaw (Br), Londor;
santa Clara, st Nazaire. Montoso, Guanica;
Corn DAM, Guantanamo; Mercury, New
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
SERVICES
Europe

Aberdeen, Leith, Dundee =
Antwerp, Ghsnt, Hamburg.
Barcelona. Genoa. Naples.
Venice
Belfast, Dublin
Bilbao, Oporto, Lisbon
Black Sea Ports
Bordeaux, Client
Bremen, Antwerp
Danzig
Bremen, Hamburg
Brihtol. Manchester
Christiania, Copenhagen
Constantinople, Varna. Bour-
gas, Constanza. other Black
Sea Ports
Copenhagen, q ( h Q n b U E =.
Stockholm. Reyal
Cork. Dublin, Belfast
Dunklrk, Rotterdam
rrtrch Atlantic Ports
Genoa, Naples, Savona
Gibraltar. Tunis
Glesgow. Avonmouth
Gothenbers, Malmo
Greek. Turkish Ports
IIavre. ST. Nazeirs
Hull
Lisbon, oporto. vigo
Liverpool
Avonmouth
Bristol
Boulogne
London, Liverpool
Manchester
Pirneus, Patras. Salonica
Ragusa, Venice. Bari. Anconn
Rotterdam. Antwerp
Scandinavian Ports
scandinavian and Baltic Ports
Spain, Portugal
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
women sponsors OF rlnn.

Mrs. Louis D. Rrandeis. Mrs Robert
NJ. La Toilette, Mrs u. X. Hapgood.
Mrs. Charles II. Russell. Miss Mary La
Toilette and Miss Caroline Hunt are
among a group OF sponsors for the move
ment
Representative Frear reviewed the
history OF the fight over the naval bill
and said that behind all movements FOR
/ larger navy Investigations disclose
that powerful influences are stronsy In
trenched whose interests and Industries
depend upon liberal naval appropria-
tions"
we may reasonably expect" he corr
tinued, that untll The naval bill passes
congress sensational headlines will ad-
wise Congress and the country that
Japan is planning to capture Hawaii and
'he Philippines and everything In the
Dnclfic from Iiohrlng Sea to the king
dom OF Yap and the Cannibal Isles"
Mr. Frear coatended that battleships
contracted for now would be obsolete by
the time OF their completion. Referring
70 his membership on the Ways and
Means Committee he said that protests
against taxes were voluminous and that
opposition 70 naval and military expen-
ditures came 'from the everyday citi-
zen, from whom all power comes"
After calling attention to the worlds
huge military expenditures Senator
Borah said:
"The question in which the people are
interested is. how are you going to re-
lfeve this distressing situation? What Is
proposed to be done? You cannot relieve
taxes to any perceptible degree by dis
missing a few clerks in the departments
Mt Washington. What is the programme
Nearly 80 per cent of our expenditures
are for wars, past and anticipated. This
is the thing which is driving us to finan-
ial disaster. lis Il proposed to relieve
the situation by nibbling here and there
at the 10 per cent. or is II proposed to
cut savagely into the 90 per cent? II
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
NEW YORK GIRL SPONSOR.

Special Despatch to THE NEw YORK HERALD.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va, March 27.--The
steamship Agwismith, building here for
the Atlantic, Gulf and West Indies
Steamship Company. was launched yes
terday. Miss Katherine Williams Smith
OF New York, daughter Of the president
OF the Ward Line. was sponsor.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
HARVARD CLASS LIMITED.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 27.-Limita-
tion TO 500 of the number of men who
viii be accepted as members OF the en-
tering class at the Harvard school or
business administration next fall was
announced to-day. The entering class
this year numbered 500.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

Maclxaye. Mrs. Florence Kelley Of New
York presided
II was announced that disarmament
meetings called by the women's disarm-
ament committee were held also to-day
In fourteen States-Pennsylvani Vir-
ginia. Maryland. Delaware, Ohio. Michi-
gan. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois Ten
nossee. Oregon. Colorado. California and
Connecticut.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
CHICAGO SAVING DAYLIGHT.

CHICAGO. March 27.--Chicago to-day
entered on a seven months period OF
daylight saving. Time pieces were set
ahead officially one hour at A. M and
will be turned back on October 30. The
daylight saving plan was ratified by
popular vote last year.
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
WOMEN WORKERS TO MEET.

WASHINGTON. March 27.--The Ma
tlonal Womens Trade Union League am
nounced tonight that it's eighth biennial
convention would be held June 8 In
Waukegan, Ill. Equality Of opportunity
and wages for women in industry is said
to be the principal aim of the movement
The New York herald., 1921-03-28

55 General Steamship Corp.
$50 Battery St., San Fran.
81 Globe Line
81 Broad St.N.Y. Bd. 651I
(See 14i)
80 Green star SIS. Corp.
90 New ST., N.Y.B.G'n2220
Oh Gulf Export q Trans. Co.
Beaumont, Texas.
"a Harris, Magili & Co., Inc.
SO 8. VIM. 5t. Bd. S83o
s5 Hssier q Co., Ino. -
2 B'way. ". I. Ben $500
Cs Int. Freighting Corp.
ITO p'way, N.Y.Oort. 1888
90 Init. Maritime Corp.
- B'way, N. X. Wh. 1ofT
se-A Int. Mercantile Marine
IL B'way, MY. Y.B.G'n B230
t5ee 2. II. 1l6D
72 Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
~ Beaver St. N.Y.Bd. 87O0
s3 Lind Nav. Co.
IL Battery. N. 7. VIII. 1863
70 Los Angeles Pao. Nv. 90.
Cham. Com. Los Angeles
10 Luckenbacb SIS. Go.
a Whitehall st. B.G. 9200
~ Iykes Brothers
Gldden Bldg. Gaiveston
5s Mallory Steamship Co.
Pr. 80, MR.. NY. Spg. $500
(Sce 2o)
~ Mallory, G. D.. q Co.. Inc.
IL B'way, ~. Y. BIG. 1850
30 Mntson Navigation Co.
f20 Market st., San Fran.
Sc Mccormack a MCPHERSON
201 Sansome. San Fran.
SC Mcgee, Charles r..
Drexci Bldg, phila.
- Merch. q Min. Trans. Co.
Light ST.. Baltimore
g6 Merritt, :. A., x Co.
Pensacola, Fla.
81 Mississippi shipping Co.
New Orleans. La.
30 Moore < Mccormack Co.
. B'way, n. Y. B.G'n 1886
81 Manson Steamship Line
So Beaver, ~. Y. Han. 5120
se Nacircma SIS. Corp.
% Broad st.. y. Y.
~ National shipping Corp.
20 Broad st.N.Y. I'D. 3ti2
eg New Orl. q =. a. s.s. Co.
9. @. Bids. New Orleans
s7 n. Y. q Ara. s.s. 60.
ss n. y. & Cuba M. SIS. Go.
r't. wall, y. 4. John 1900
90 n. Y. q Porto Rico $500.
II B'way. MY. BON $500
100 No. All. g west. So. CO.
53 State ST., Boston
Ioi Northern So. Co., Inc.
~ Battery ri. Wh. iTe5
ZOE Norton. Lilly a Co.
~ Beaver. n. Y. I'D. 1000
Ios Oriental Navigation Co.
30 B'way. N. Y. VIII. 1so
ro5 Pacific Mae SIS. Go.
I Hanover sq. u On. 1890
feG Pacific Steamship Co.
Seattle. Wash.
f07 Page q Joncs
Iik. Of Mobile NE. Mobile
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
India and Dutch
East Indies

Alexandria, Alden
RAngoon. Calcutta. Bombay
Karachi, Colombo
Penang. Belawan. Delhi, Port
swetenham, Singapore
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
South America

Bahia. Rio de Janeiro
Brazil and Plate
Bucnos Ayres, Montevideo. Per-
nambuco, Santos
Chile-T -Tduique, Antofagasta
Ecuador, Peru. Chilo
West Coast
The New York herald., 1921-03-28
Africa
CAnary Isinnds

NNnHrv IsIHnda
North Africa. Malta, Egypt,
Lovant, Red sca Ports. Ma
deira, Morocco
gouth ana East Africa
West Coast