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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
MRS. HALE WILL SPEAK
At J. M. h. S. TOMORROW
Notcl English Lecturer Arrives IN
richmond on Tour Through
United States.

Mrs. Beatrice Forbes nnbrr.o,
Hale. who is widely known In I'm.
rope and America as II cctur., wil
visit Richmond tomorrow on her t,u,
through this country. She viii make.
AN address at the John Marshall IIIrh
school TOMORROW night at s.l5 o.clock
under II auspices OF the Rlchno,1
Education Association ON tn" suh,
;"It o. Evolution or Revolution
W hlchF the meeting vii b, ,t,,,
"a In" public. AMI the school autnnri-.
'u,S expect "a large attendance
Mrs Saliic Nelson Robins. who has
visited Richmond several times be-.
the city. viii Introduce tho stanka-
The seats on the platform xiii -.
occupied by the members cf the adj
yisory board. While In" .prakor is
~ 'ulI sympathy with the great for
ward movements OF tn" DAY ana III.
riEhtS OF labor. sh" is firmly cou.
T1'r"n rha' society mus, progress
iiantly t2fend established luyt,tu-
tl"ns. though pleading for sane
progress. ~
the DISTINGUISHED visitor ana .p'.J.
tain her at luncheon.
Mrs Ia" Is a niece Of, Sir john
Of Mrs. Ian Forbcs-Eobertson. grand.
child OF John fUrbcs-i.ohcrtson. wolf.
known London art critic.
Sh" acted for a tim" with Sir
Charles Wyndhain. Sir John II.r. and
Sir George Alexander. ANA also pi,vni
brh"lih, ~Dcsdcmona and other Lead
,nS parts with Sir J"hnSton Forbes
Robertson and ophclia with Sir
ltcrbcrt Tree. She came 10 Annric,
IN the amtum" II 1907 with Ellen
Tsrry: Two Years with Charles
cidel TO devote her time mostly IN
writing and occurring.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

Miss sud- Elizabeth Wood. daush-
|or Of Mir ana Mrs. w l.. Wood. OF
hOuuiucnt Avenue. VIII arrive IN
richmond today TO spend the non,
PAYS with her parents. M'ss THp"o'
.r season here Miss Martha ~rhcdkie,
II Ohio
BON Miss Mood aud her cues; ar"
tudents at y Manor. near ih''-
|,Iclphia, for this session
Here for I:nstrr.
Richmond girls returning to Rich,
crnm tho various schools and
|~oll,pcs tor { Easter holidays "4ii
pr much entertained during thtlr
stay her.. Miss Anne hvnS"i, nh"sn 4,
|cr of SIR ANA Mrs L. J.. henson o.
Franklin street. is returning
FROM Stuart Hal. In stanton. lGHtS
wan ANvc as nor guest MISS f'''H"-
beth Pritchurd, OF Sew fork otty'
IN" sweet Britr IirlS Wh" WI N,
Purcell. Bessie HOg". Edth"lrii. ran
sorlS Elizabeth Taylor "nd ti!toHi'
McGulr" \ number Of ines" flrIa
attended The nops AZ Y NJ /. IN Icy
inEtpn. before returning 10 iHNi-
fot a TWO w"cks' vacation
MISC Audrey Darlington Norinhn'
who US q stul"nt "a, stuart nan Is
arriving Thursday % Sichn ~. f.hS
AirS g r. snrmau. at th'lr nome On
Av'uu"
tiiii>-M ~iIhtn-on.
Yesterday evening sat : o'clock, in
Tie home Of tho hrldr, whlrh Was
beautifully G.cpratoG Win palms nnd
a ur"tty w'dHimg was cole
whcu Misc Grace i.st"llc VII
kiusou. daughter of tEcr"tt IL ana
th" Ia,. Wiilt. .Nuut Wilkinson. hc-
came the tride OF Morgan Reagan
Mills. Jr. son u senator ana Mrs.
Morgan H. Mllls. of TINS city Key.
T%nornhurn " Clark orleini'i, ana
webb rendered ,he we'd
ding music. Jus, before tho cere-
wpny NIrs Way.rly - KING sane
Ecauso" and cadmau's "At Dawn
rUo bride entered on tn" arm OF
her father by whom she was ety"rl
>ho wore 81 travelling suit Of
da'k blu. ,r!cptiue. KIN nat -
uiHiCh. and a CorEaE" bouquet OF
prrhids auo ltlios "f Tho valley.
Tile groom "as attended by WAY
,rly 6 King as best man.
Attcr an Informal reception. Nj
i,nd Mrs MllIs lot FOR a ND!th.rn
triu Ihcy w!li %" ~ home after
Nprii -. AZ zoo South Colonial
Avenue
V
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

Mrs. Charles T.. Ashburner. Bolssc-
vain Avenue. Nurfoik. ia n"nor az
The rooms were decorated with spring
ilO",rs. Miss ~NshJurnrr's guests IN.
Guided Misses Roberta sterling. Gene
We've Crimes. Nirg!lia Nash Marian
Lathrop. MARGARET Williams. Alice
c~uIlnxton. Alice cole, Mary Wash
ington. Sarah Baker. Evelyn Holland.
Marian Grimes and Masters William
sutton. Joseph Wool. Eoy Ntnn.
james pa"is. Jack Hawkins. Shepard
C"ier, l~-l"trnc" Long. Anton Prince.
ana Frederick Hobbs.
Al the Woman. Climb.
There viii br no formal program
~ tn" Womau's club thIs afternoon.
Tea VIII to" s"rv-d In tn" drawing.
rpOUis from ! TO = O'Clock
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

tremendous loss to the government.
THIS honri. amung 10 nrs, acts.
would be expected to dispose Of sur
Plus army motor vehicles. 10000 OF
which are now stored Ia the open
and lave been for months. exposed
to the elements Three thousand
w"r" AZ Camp Holabird alone. and
another l,ioo at camp le+up. The
valU" OF these exposed machine. Is
estimated at S%i4.ooC.0o0.
Altogether, the army HIS about
1900 motor vehicles. on which Il IS
planned To Keep 10000 There may
be objection to this. as it would
mean there would lac a machine for
every four men ia uniform. some
900 machines would be iseyod 10
The National Guard. leaving 5000 as
surplus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

MA c"Htlnu" turough THIS week rnd
eliminate on sunday with i've or ton
Il different speaker
Speaks "a" Lots Cn,c.
\ iHiG" congregation was again
present LAST n!EIt at tn. Sronl street
Methodist church. Lot was ,hc man
WI" pitched his tent in nc wrong
direction Rev. Fred Il. E~h.uIult. IL.
pastor. declared iu q sermon on thar
subject, The dissoIUtc city Of Sodcm
was the direction an which Lot went.
ana Tia" decision was fatal because
his motives were selfish ana nate
r!alistic. Mr. Ch"nuul, said. once lin
Sodom. Lot lost mis- friends. ideals.
money aud family. ana was a rLiued
man when ID" He'd FROM the civ. h.
told has hearers The singing Mas led
lay Howard II bryant and the music
furnished by q n!nr-p!cC. orchestra.
Tonight Mr. ChenUult Mill urcarh On
AN Invitation Everybody Wants.
and ON Thursday night on 'i;ight-
about Face" The church has been
crowded for all thc services
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

Mrs. Alice Hramsiord. OF Shirley"
Is tho guest of Mrs Alexander liam
utUu.
Miss Jimmie WAITE stacy viii be
the guest OF Miss Mildred Black. OF
~Lyrrhburg. Tor Easter
Nh and Mrs. Il Watkins. Of Rich
W0nd are registered At the Tampa
bay Hotel. Ia Tampa. Fla.
Mr. aud Nre Adoiph Niger nave re
turn"l from heir Wedding trip and
hnv" been guests Tor q shor; stay ~
80" %ihtt"r's parents. Dr. and Mrs.
lMukr 'hoir hginn IN ikIchm0nh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

SUPERINTENDENT Calder. IN charre o.
ne cry piikt. announced yesterday
for the spring aud summer
C'mpfign, and that before the Aa..r
in the lake got INTO proper tempcra-
turc for bathing. the bIth-houscs and
the approaches would u" ready. Mr..
Calder states that the game FISH in
the lakes arc In srl:udid condition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
fur ..\nnit, rnIr."

The for Vanity Fair
ron TI.-dty. March -. for thu" u'p,h.
uf the S|uuuyeiLn Day nursery n-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

held today-at &i5. Gas and 80
".c'oek-whcn Mr.. Mckee Viii speak.
"I feel said Mir Mckee. that tho
program OF the general committees
in charg" OF thu" campaign t|horou.nIy
covers TIA, i'li OF reaching the mon
afu endcavOrlnG 20 rach tn boys"
MncttnEs Tor thr MuNs at the ~"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
I.usrs Diamond pin.

y platinum diamond pin. valued at
Si5u, was lost on the streets ycst.r-
day by Miss T.. l.. PlOwmau. OF 500
West Grace street. according TO com
plaint made 10 the Second District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23

HAS won ESPECIALLY favor In the
spring warirOb" Of many - we'll
dressed woman hecnus" Of it's smart
mess and It's ability to b. developed
in 50 many different fabrics. crcu..
linen. crepe satin. ,afeta. or. for
irOck Illustrated. which .rIbpdios tho
ever becoming Surpiice line, suggests
an effective way OF combining two
different ColOrs or fabrics in the
TERED sid" panels witch contrast at
traCtiy"ly with Ia" long. slim lines
%: tn" front panel The sl"cvcs may
be cut TO wrist or elbow. although
there is il growing tendency to ro-
Wv" the more conservative long
sleeves % 4 pas, scaaun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
Continue street Services.

street meetings tonight viii he
held at the sam" points, but con
Quoted by different denominations.
Meetings at the Industrial p!ants
are also attracting considerable at
tcn'!Ou, as are those being held at
various public institutions. 4 pro-
gram Of special interest TO boys tx
b"tns conducted under the direction
OF General Secretary s. *. Mckee at
tn" Contra VI. G. y.
Three meetings for boys will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
MOVES FOR DISPOSAL. OF
J.. S. WAR SURPLUS GOODS
President VIII Ask Congress 10
Create II iiOurC To Sell EN-
cess Supplies.
ny John GI-Issncr.
uoI,ea H""s stan Correspondent


"A7H'|'loN March &2-''resi-
dent Harding will ask Congress for
Legislation creating a l~inuida,fon
,,.,d =, ,i.,, 80 .,tt.- ,.
" va
'"'S "'''h 81 Pf'b"r'y acquired by
Ia" government duriu" the war
tic reached this conclusion AFTER :,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-23
COOL WEA THEIR ACCEN7UA7ES
EVANGELLSTIC ATTENDANCE
Many Churches Forced to Move Services From Small
Rooms Into Main Auditoriums-Street Meetings
Are Attracting Much Attention.

cool weather yesterday and last
iSht seemed 10 acc"ituntc interest
IN tn" wavc Of spirituality which is
sweeping tn" city from W~cSthampton
TO Fulton and from Gintcr Park TO
Forest Hi All Of the 100 churches
participating "a tn" great siinuitanc-
Gus c"anE"liStic campaign. which is
being conducted under tn" auspices
OF II organized mems BID" classes.
rcpprt Stcadily Increasing attendance.
some Of the churches have found IL
necessary 20 move their meetings
from Smallr rooms into their main
a~uditoriumS in order to accommodate
the congregations.
street meetings continue TO attract
larG" crowds O! men. most OF whom
follow aft"rward to worship at some
n~cighborhOod church.
IIroad street Meeting.
Last night Rev. Graham t;iim"r.
pf Tinkling Springs Presbyterian
church. Augusta County. spoke at
Ninth and Brood Streets. Jacob
Jmlaif. OF TIA" First English I.uth-
cram Church was the speaker at
Iw"nty-fftn street ana Church iI!il
Avenue. Rev. G. T. Gilmore. of the
Paramount AVcni" Christian Church.
addressed the gathering at Seven
AI"uu" and Broad streets The Meth e
UIists conducted the meeting. !
T.. wilkinson being the principal
,h"hher Bible, students of, tn.
and tn" cnurcn Of the Good Shepherd
conducted the services at Washing
ton Park. South ltichmond. while the
Bhrtists We're in charge a; Williams
nur2 Avenue and Louisiana Street.
Fulton. and AZ sixth and Broad
Streets. Rev. :. w. Turner. coiOrrd.
spok" al cCord and Leigh. and the
second col0rcd meeting. NJ Twenty
ninth ana l.. streets. was addressed
by Judge J. Hoge Kicks.
Arizona republican., 1921-01-02
THE WEEK nv RHYME

 From eUery corner of the state
 HdUe brains and beauty come to uS, For dU tue school-marms, small aud great, Petite or grim and quite SedGte,
 Were here to make mighty fuss But at their coming no one balked-
 We really aoere quite pleased, they knotO- Like aUomen dU, they talked and talked, And through statistics brdvely staIked
 And sho10ed the 1Corld h01O tt should go. And # our schools are high n raek
 We can't afford e'er to forget 'em-- The patient teachers qOise and trank oe oOhOno the present age must bGnb-
 Aud so mag aU good things beset 'em! Ten thousand souls aud scarcely Jess,
 Are looking for c chance to darlce What shall aOedr, h01O shall dress? This IS the burgher's daily guess
 About the greet inaugurdI prance, When aU 0l.r stdJ1Oart Democrats
 Shall IeaUe the counters luscious pie Toddy tbey take their old felt hats And hit the grit aUith ragged Spdts
 To find the old SdH TiUer dry! The dag IS here 1OheB eUery one
 Should raise hjs good right hand and sOear The finest place beneath the sm Is Phoenir tolUn, and neat to none Tue VaLey-g0od aud rich and fair! The "Blacl Gaug' noaO IS dolyn and out,
 And aCe lUiH haUe some decent highUayS- With mighty s1Oing aud beaUy clo,d The U0ters left no paSSing doubt
 Of Chot they 1Visb D, road and bylOays! aA By r. n.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

PORT LIMON-See Havana
PORT NATAI1-see Cape Town
PORT PIRIE-Se> F'reemantle
PORTO ALEGPE--Ses Para, Rio ds JA~
PORT swErTENHAM-see Penang
PORTUGUEsE CONGO-see Africa West
pRoGREso-see Havana.
pUEBTo0 pAEKIosossss "a aMfos.s sast,as1 stn Ju..
PUERTO COLOMBIA - See Puerto Co.
lombia. Kingston. Cartagena
pUERTo coRTEzsse san,lago na,,,,gt.., w.
RANGooN--see Port Said
RED SEA PoRTs-see North Africa
REVAI~-See Copenhagen. GothenburE
RIO GRANDE DO SUL~-Sec Para
RIVER PLATE PORTS-Ses Rio dc Ia
RosARIo-ses Montevideo
sT CRoIx-see St Thomas. christian-
sted. Frederckssed
ST. LUCIA---Ses St Thomas. ST. Lucia
sALAVERRY--See Paita
SALONIcA--Ses Coassant'nopls. Psrasus.
sAI.T PoND-see Africa-west
sAMANA---see Dominican Republis
SANARANG-Sec Penang
gANCHEZ-See Dominican Republic
SANTA MARTA--See Kingston
sANTANDER-see Lisbon
SANTIAGO--see Naval Station. Santiago.
sANTo DOMINGO CITY-ses Dominican
Republic
sANTOs-sce Para, Rio de Janeiro. Bahia
SEcCONDEE--See Africa West
SENEGAI~-See Africa-West
sFANGHAI--See Honolulu. Yokohama
SIERRA LEONE--See Africa-West
SINGAPORE -- See Honolulu, Penang,
Singapore. Yokohama
sMYRNA--See Constantinopls. FirAsxs.
Malta. Alexandria. Smyrna
SOERA RABAYA--Ser Penang
SOUTHERN NICERIA---See Africa West
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTS--Soe Por-
srAsvsANGER-sss Trondjhsm. chri.-
STOCK HoLM--ses Gothenhurg. Copsn-
hagen. Cbrlstianix
suR1NAM, r, G.--see Psramartbo
RYpNEY-~Ses Auckland. Fraemkntls
GYRIAN COAST PORTa-See Palestine
TAKU BAR see Honolulu
TALCAHUA&O--See Paita
TALTAI~-~See PaitA
TAMPICO--aes TampIco. Havana. Vera
Cruz
rEi.A~seo Santiago
Tf1NERIFFE-~See r Africa West
TfENTs iN-~Sss Honolulu
Tt)f;QLAN D. See Africa West
TOHRE AHSitNZIATA--scs Aarasiliss
THUxffI.0~~sse santiago
TEINT& U-~.see Yokohama
yAfPARAIHG--~se cris,obAi, Patta
vARNA--~-ses Constantinopis
VERA CRUZ-~aos Havana. Vera Cruz
vfGOr~-ssee Lisbon
WELLfNGTJN-~s; Auckland
WIB0RG-~~sse Gathenpurg
WIhNEHAH-~ssf Africa West
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02

ETEN-s-e Paita.
FAJARDO-see Porto Rico
FREETOWN--se Arrears"
FRENCH coNGo-ses Africa-wsst
FRENCH GUINEA--see Africa. wess
GALATZ-See Constantinopie' A'eAAno'~
CAMBTA-See Africa West
GENOA-See Marse!lles. Genoa. Norto
GLAsGow-sse Pelfast, ol1sxov
nFANb gRATbpAwsssHsM psAssHMnssa Trlssaae afr.ce-w.s
GUADELOUPE - SEQ Guadeloups' o1'
CUATEMALA--Seo Santiago
HAITr-see Haitian Ports Pors aa Prince
HALF ASsINIE-See Africa WSst
HONDCFAS-Se Santiago
HONG KONC--See Honolulu. Yokohama.
unmAtAo-se. 1saas ss, Porto Rico
ISLANDS, hGUlsn sss OF ATLANTIc r'LsSTI WEST COAST
pQIyIsasss - s1s.. Haxsns ,lias Kiags'sn Wss.
| yAMAICA--see Kingston. Santiago
KARAcHI-See Port Said
KINGsTON--See Kingston, Santiago
! KoBE-see Honolulu Yokohama
LACOB--See Africa West
LA GUAYRA--See Mayaguez, San Juan
IA pLATA-see Montevideo
Ia EoMANA-sse Dom.niean ~ Republic
HORN--see Marseilies. North Africa
T,p.VANT~~see North Africa
| IIEERIA--S~e Africa west
f-()M p,-~~See Africa West
LONDON NDEREY~-See Cork
| T,YrTgLTON--See Auckland
| MAcEgO~~scs Para
| MArOR;s-Te Domfuican Republic
| MAT,EIRA~-.5ee North Africa. Azores
MADR AS~-9ee Port Said
EAf.MO--ses Cothenburg. Copenhagen.
| MA@fLA -~- 500 Honolulu. Yokohama.
! MAEAcaExo-~gee Nayxxuex. San Juan
I MApANH. y--3sc Para
| MAETINI.CE See Maruufaus. St-
MATApI-sNe Africa West
MEf,T.OURNE--~ge, Auckland. Ereemantis
HCJf---fsee Yokohama
MOLLE;S DC~--sea pafta
| MrNEOyIA~~ses Africa West
MONTg cRIsTf-~see Dominican Republic
+. Mf5ftf1ccO~-Bes North Africa
/ EAfsLKE~--see Marssiiles
Natal Gee Para
| f1nnxOpI1c,-- tsothenburx
/ sfJnTHEgN NfCEHIA~~eee Africa West
PAf.ERMC~--sssa Naples
! pAEf@~-a4e ftsyre
pArRA H~~see Consfantfnopis
! PARTNERSHIPS Fsra. Rio do Jsnsiro
/ FRHNI VI Bftfsrj~~~aes Para
Ap~~Sse Goshsnburg
| pfEAEuEe~-<Se CDpasanfinopis. Firaeus
Msita. Aisrandria
| PfBfsfj~~~tee fAiis
! p3NEE~~fes Porto Rico. Ponce
POYxT Az pJlitsCE~~Sss Crtstobai. Pert
sn ffin9s
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
ewh Not Listed Alphabetically In
Gaids Can Be Located az Follows:

.csaA--s.c Africa-west
sg5LAIDE--5ee FreeTnantis
tD1S--see Port Said
iMiss11piLLA--sss Ms11p Porto Rico. Atu.dinA
~1ExAEDRIA--See Ptraeus. Malta,
.AsexAntria
Asts0t 5AY--see Cape Town
esSsss1tsi 49, DAN--Ses Antwerp
i iss1ls,, 49, 1---see Antigua, st Tnomas
! ~ tsss.relFAnAsTA--see Cristobai. Paita
sssEs sssEs Eo-see Porto EIco
4 ssssA--See cr!saobai PaitA
Il FIs.ssaJtl---Ses rorto Rico
II Il ksi H.--fsss Dominican Republic
II ~ la--See Para, Bahia
u ~ II PORTS-See ChristtanfA
4 e Spssssxn1S * A--see Dominican Republic
Y assscADOs~--sss Barbados. ST. Thomas
SS:kgEf<3SA--gee North Afrtcf
ssssIAvIA--se. Penang
! fs55sa ksT--See Africa-west
~ A--Eee Cap. Town
sssSS4AMAS~DEIf--ges Penang
Y ssss,eF AET T--see Cork. glasgow
zSst~Is.sAs COSCC---See AfricA-W West
"a <Ss7s-.-see f@hristfantz. Trondhjeu
= IesnnaI snnaI--ses Africa. west
s5ss,r esss.ssss 5--ssss Port Said. hedttsrraasAn
6ssttfft3's E~-ees Plymouth
$seaaL Lt--sHo constzntinopis
80 E---See FreSmantte
yus A1EEs--Ses Montsvfdee. Rio
aY--sse gresmantls
fs55EELELIsc--e~s Par.
2t4fxf.I x ces f-cn0iuips Fcfy S&i6
tr4HSn CTtsobal. Pasa
}s3kS xsr51H ~-sscf africa West
I4S1 ~ kss-~sss Africa West, Azores
3L{3pS @<<zA1I EAHr l. E--Ses Africa West
EiIt* GOOD TfOpE~--acs Frssrnantts
l4ksfsr y AS-~t@e Africa West
S1szzAGk ~ A---fs.s "a rta9sn. ytn~.,sn
Il z5Ssssf-~f~s Para
81 z.kAi>-~isss pafta
d ~ fss-~'sss northampton. rlym~
9I II ~ gr,--fss chrfsti&nis,
{#xTEy 800 HaaSiuiu. Port SAID
{Sft4 Z = xs~sssf Africa Wea,
f4ns1 y I. \ oFLg-~i gee f:sustsntinopls.
f$44I~n<< Sse gors,antin0pIs
fHt<.ssss AfricsWsss
49, ~ssss n2ysxnsz. fan yuan
fs--%ee Aftsex~Wsst
sHs s<s tfoaoiula, YokehAma
f41EY AFfaex~ west
14&<sn 1GkohsuA
~ ! - - &r@rssB, f.ofhenboYr
@Sssf sa "a gz-~ssee Cape Town
n ~ q A~~sss Trialds1, H.. Thomas.
& <.x xsss- .ss.-ss%s Dopainfcs. gs. Thomas
s5jfsS rs Africa Yssf
rs &3,Ts sse esyis, 1issg1u
<sss.s s.ss~ss<s Auckland
VI \ 80 go Hsyfs. ;scrdSA1r
i.s' y ls1ss stee tsys Tswa
- Heris Afsiea
New-York tribune., 1921-11-02
|. F. c. Lines

IL T. =. Lines
international Freighting Corr.
"a "hitehall ST.. N. Y. Big GIN 1890
Lafayette Bldg, PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
Lombard 3633-363d.
international Mercantile Marine
American Line
White Star Line
atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Line
Leyland Line
Lord and Head Lines
White Star Dominion Line
I'll Broadway, N. y.
Pgr. Big G'n $500; Fgt.Whitel 2o6O
527 South La Salle ST., Chicago
lsthmian Steamship Lines
Pacific Coast Serv, J.W. Ryan, ACT.
SO Cortlandt ST., n. Y. Rector $50
Jacksonville Line
American Shipping Corp.
mart 4 Hedger. Inc, Genl Agts.
20 Beaver ST., N. Y. Broad 3O95
Kerr Steamship Company, Inc.
Kerr Bldg. Al Beaver St, N. Y.
Broad 67o0 Branch offices: Chi
cago, Philadelphia.
Kleppc Lines
Combined Service of the North and
South Line, Inc, and Kleppe Lines,
lnc.). 1l-19 Moore ST.. NY. Bowling
Green 613O-4
Lamport & Holt Line
AZ Broadway, n. Y. Broad ss21
Leyland Line q. M. M.)
oil Broadway, n. Y.
Pgr. B'g GIN $500; Fgt. whitel 2o6o
Lloyd Brasileiro { Cia de Navegacao)
a Whitehall St, N. Y. Big G'n s705
Lloyd Royal Beige, St. Anonyme
(Belgian Line)
10 Pearl ST., NY. Bowling G'n $500
Lloyd Sabaudo
Furness, Witty & Co. Ltd. .,FtAgts.
Furness House, Whitehall St., NY.
Bowling Green 1900
Lord & Head Lines q. M. M.)
oil broadway, N. Y.
Pgr- Big G'n $500; Fgt. White'l 2o6o
Lykes Brothers GU. S. S. b.
25 Beaver ST., N. Y. Broad 1922
Galveston, Tex; New Orleans. La.
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier So, N. r., n. Y. Spring $500
Matson Navigation Co. (U.S.S.B.)
26 South Gay St. Baltimore, Md.
40 Market ST., San Francisco, Cal.
McAllister Brothers (Tankers)
21-24 State ST., NY. Big G'n 547o
Mccormack & Mcpherson (USSB)
sos Market St, San Francisco, Cal
Mississippi Shipping Co. (U.S.S.B.)
81 Beaver ST., NY. Hanover 7o46
New Orleans, La.
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines
B'way, NY. Bowling GIN 1885
Munson Steamship Lines
81 Wall ST., N. Y. Big G'n $500
N. Orleans & S. A. $500. (USSB)
70 Han0yer + p2y s.. ST.. Ny; os;.I1 Big en- 1880
N. Y. & Argentine SIS. Co. .(USSB)
so Broadway, N. Y. Broad $500
N. Y. & Porto Rico S.S.Co. (USSB)
25 B'way, n. Y. Bowling GIN $500
No. All. & West. S. S. Co. (USSB)
III Summer ST., Boston, Mass.
Beach $3.50
Norton, Lilly & Co.
American & Manchurian Line
American & Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American & African Line
Amer. Mediter. & Levant Line
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line
Ellerman e. Bucknall S. S. Co., Ltd.
Isthmian Steamship Lines
Norton Line
Panama-Far East Line
Soc. Gen. Tpts., Maritime a: a:vapeur
2s Beaver St.. N Y. Broad 1900
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian-Amer. Line Ag'cy Inc.
Bridge St. NY. Big G'n 557o
Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Broadway, NY. Whitehall 7So
Oriole Steamship Lines
(Export Transportation Coz
AZ Broadway, N. Y. Broad 4147
American Bldg, Baltimore. Nd.
ST. Paul 1851
Pacific Mail Steamship CO.
10 Hanover So, N. Y.
Bowling Green 1880
Page & Jones
Mobile, Ala.
Panama Line
"a State St., N. Y. Big G'n $3.50
Paragon Shipping Corp. (U.S.S.B.)
TT Cortlandt ST.. NY. Rector o15s
Potter Trans. Co. (U. S. S. b.