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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24

Inpaush. Three base hit-w,rh
it"'ne rnns--Sislcr. Williams. stolen
bases Neusei Double plays.-p, X
lhf"Hsh Schanr and Pip?: pa%ls and
$. Louis, 6 Ba3e on balt.-off Day,s
;. struck out-uy Hoyt. !. Davis Z
tmp'reS- owens and Chill. Tim. o.:
~: nie--l:4a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
: : ~ V 70
'Ba,tcd for Mitchen in ninth.
81. Louis
by innings

to'aiS ......... - II -
Stated for Lee in ninth.
Sat;cd for Davis in ninth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-24
Scl:lnd,

'"'' .......-' II Is
'Battcd for Thormahlcn in eighth.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
Den ineoise @paamanb.
-
On orientalif &iitorie al g. S.

,&alifen laa pao 6en gploenbol=
itre6e 2pibenf / tit &arem og betrde=
teoe De unge &bin6ers Dans. Sc
6anne6e en- &ie6e omfring set blin=
fenoe Springban6 / &ummets Wei6=
tie. timber 6e farbebe 5lgrgepanoter
1pite 6e fine llanfe 2egemer iom mot
@lfenben. @ber a116en al 9anier=
inoerne bab6e funflen6e 9ine og
&anr, Ser bar 1%ortere emo Geplons
@at> @eiten bar lpie og leen6e iom
&iger fra Mor6en: @u ipinge6e
&ieoen r6 og bleb Ell lang belgenoe
&affe. Danien ttltog / 8il6ifab.
De rDgenoe &6geliesfar, Der bang |
Sglpfi9oer mellem be roienfranie6e
Marmorieiler, ibinge6e beftigere og
uofen6te be6pben6e 8ellug, ser
blanoe6e fig meo @oiernes foale
Dmft, Sen bbirblenoe Dams be6ba=
reoe, in6til Ben forreite Of &bin6er=
ne me6 ct Sfrig brat itprte6e ne6
foran &alifens 2eie % b1eb ligeenoe,
title % p6mpg S famine Ru fulgte
De andre ,og faiteoe fig fnRleroe for.
an 6eres &erre.
&alifen imilebe. Meo en- Ia1
$aunbbebageIie CAB ban Eegn I'll, ID
De fun6e gaa. On efter en- nnrme6e
I6e fig % fDsieoe bans SOB, fsr be
foripan6t bag De 6unfelblaa Drap=
.perier ! SgilebaIeng Baggr1,uo,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21

ne6e ont Matte11, iatte leg mtg me6
ct Get oberen6e / Sengen ipilbaagen
% lDtten6e - iommetiber fun6e leg
bere bam gao ct eller an0et Steb /
set itore Sus, Set bptlelpie Gaicn,
ofteit BOG bar alt itiue.
Set bar life bDppigt, at mine
Genner fra Sfagens 8p beipgte mig,
men oct benote 6og al % til. 6lere
al 6em berte' 5fribtene og bleb 11oget
un6erligc tilmo6e, naar leg forflo=
reoe, at ser inger1 bar, Blot 2D6ell
al Sfriot. Sg leg forellog Dem ielb
at %oberbebile fig ONT S3nomenet.
Sum en bab6e Mo6 6erti1. Set bar
6rn 8. - SEN befien6te Malers SUI
ltru - Ser meo fin 9atter 0rof Ebe
cit @ftermio0ag bos mig. @iengan=
geren marlcbere0e lige oper 9obe6et
paa oS; bun gift raft op as Grappe11
og le0te bele @argel1 igiennem =
noen &elnltot.
&eo S11letio brnDte Set igjen> at
Sfriotene itan0ie0e nofor 0pren,
netop iom leg bil0e luffe mig ino.
9a @1n6en gioroe Mfine til at 6eier=
tere, tog leg ct goot Sag / &alsboan-
set for at 1lebe SEN n1e0 i116. Me'i
set TOM leg galt fra, ior oen ben
mig / &aan6eu, iaa 8lo6et lob, og
pGf bar 8legnGb. 0g ga jeg fit
96ren op % fto6 / 6en belgmgrfe
Gang, baboe leg ct nelten operbal=
6enoe itarft Sn6trpf al, at ban ito6
Ser, uoen at rere fig, lige for 9iG1c11
al mig. Sg iaa baboe leg ero5o IN
gen Genoititfer bos mig. Oct bar
lite belt moriomt, in6 fful6e leg 10.
Naa, man bonner fig til al, oe
efterbaanoen lgenereoe @iengangeren
mig ilet life: Maar SSeon bIeb bon=
&c, loo leg sen lpbe as 5pret TIL
Men Set blep mere og mere banlfelie1
at faa nogen Sfagensptge til at fom:
me uo til @otellet % 1abe 6rofolt
@pgtet ON @iengan9eren ipreote fig
efterbaon6e>.
5aa fa11ot ieg paa at abertere ef:
fer cit 8ige fra Ell an6en 8p i Mpr:
reipllan6, og set lpffeoeS at ftn6e e1
&Gien fra 8ren6ers1ep> ser bar bil:
Zig til at 30 / @otcllct og boloe &11s
for mig. !
Set gif belt go6t set meite al Ell
l1ge. 5aa bar leg Ell Morgen toge1
us 1neo 2oos6amperen for at 1pr911:
&c 6ripen6e Miner. &e6 Brofplt:
tbs TOM ieg tilbage, fulton % forfros:
fen, glnoen0e mig til min barmf
5tue % cit go0 Grofolt.
99ren til &otellet itoo bi6t oaben
&affelopne11 bar isfol6, Nigen for:
ipun6et, life Ell Mntp6ning al 6ro:
folt at pine. Og iom ieg mes CT
Sglelie al baablgs @1enoigbeo fattt
mig / Sfribebor6sitolen for at ODER:
beie Situatiouen, ringeoe Gelefoner1
&tgen 5eperines rapipife 'Mell
bgrtes: SUN pi16e lite fonme tilbage
bun boboe baft NOT at BEN Slags
Det bor r6et Ser 9if". Sun bab6t
bsrt oct to @ange for. So mi til
Mor9en, Ga BUN bar ne6e I &11ltiel
oeren, baboe BUN ms6t Set poe
|9rappen - Gtriotere oltioo. 6frib'
tene bar gaaet forbi benoe, % ingen
ting bar Der at fe. Sun baboe tobl
t&1lipanoen % ffreget, og iaa pa,
bun isbet fin @ei o. I'LL ito6 BUN BOG
-Slaeter @briitenfen / @fagen - ifft
for en- Mtllion ON Doge1 biloe bun
no igier til set &otel.
@aite Sag flptteoe ieg ielp in6 til
@tagens Bp. SOB vBrenoum"
funbe mar, not bsre @friot op al
&rapper og langs @aneene, baa6e
ON 9age1 % ON @atten, men olti6
bar Der leben6e Beier1er / 5tpplerr1c.
og set ct man MI enga11g melt bon1
til.
Den lnebise spaamanb.
On ortenta11f &iltorie al g. 5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21

NDHOLD:
Jul" digit. AT Johan Selnes.
"Julenatsstjernen." AT O. E. R6lvaag.
"Da GjSken go." AT Johan Bojer.
"SimeOn." AT Jon Norstog.
"SavOs Hemmeighet." AT julius y. Baumann.
"Ravnen" AT Edgar Allan Poe, oversat af o. K. Kirkeberg.
"Sj@lens Ensomhet" AT TIL. Caspari.
"Ce1otonen." AT Th. Caspari.
"Da Bykaren kom hjem!" AT J. A. Holyik.
"The Story That Was Never Told" By Dorthea Dahl.
"The Unknown Dead" BY o. X. Lundeberg.
"1he Old Church at HaUe" BY O. K. Lundeberg.
by Right of Reclamation" BY Belle Hagen Winlow.
"To Our Real Heroes" BY j. J. Sk9rdalsvold.
1T Is All Right" By Peer Stromme.
Jul I VESTERHEMEN" sende, portofrit hvorsomheist for
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Jul VeSterheImen, 1920.

Dette aarlige Julehefte I'D
kommer ogsaa i Aar med ct
mangesidigt Ipdhold delvis
paa norsk, delvis paa engelsk.
Som man vii Sc af nedenstaa-
ende Indholdsfortegnelse, er
ingen mindre end den be-
remte norske Forfatter Johan
Bojer blandt Bidiagsyderne.
Med Heftet felger Aere far
vetrykte kunstbilag, og Diet
pragtfulde Omslag er i sig
selv ct Kunstverk.
En- vakrere Julegave end
Jul i Vesterheimen 1927
kan man neppe tznke sig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21
MELODISAMLING.

Heftet indeholder:
Geo. Dupont Hansen: Fantas
over "Dejlig er Jorden'.
q. A. M. Andersen: Derovre ba.
Golfens Str9mme. "a. Dolleris
Kr 0stergaard: vi er 81 Rebel
Ter. (Kr. 0stergaard).
C. c. Christensen: Hvis jea
kommer hjem til Danmark
u. c. Bay).
!. Nellemann: vi err Festere
(Kr. 0stergaard).
E1eftet hoster kun.... o.
portofrit tilsendt. @~O
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Fem meIodier.

Af Observation-Disclosures Kompc
mister og serlig til dansk-
amerikanske Sange.
oISSE MELODIER FINDEs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1921-01-21

Sfrib efter #rbDenu,ru,,er Of oette
Blob. "
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
INJUNCTION ASKED
BY IRRIGATION co.

The stockholders of the Swink
Ditch and Reservoir company have
filed suit in which an injunction is
sought, in the district court here
Monday. 1t is alleged by the plain
tiffs that the directors OF the COM
pany assigned to the Rocky Ford
Land company and the Rocky Ford
Investment company and to certain
named defendants in the suit, $50
shares of the stock of the Swink Often
and Reservoir company to apply TO
land OF the defendants the water from
the Seven Lakes reservoir. which is
claimed by the plaintiffs as belong
ing to the Swink Ditch and Reservoir
company. 1t is alleged by the plain
titfs that the action of the directors
Of the Swink company will cause
them TO suffer loss and that the trans
fer of the stock was not made proper
ly by the directors some of them
are officers in the purchasing COM
panies and owners of the land which
will benefit by the transaction. An
Injunction Is asked by the plaintiffs
TO prevent the carrying out OF the sale
or the transfer OF water from the
Lakes reservoir.
The named plaintiffs are: c. II.
Birtsol. John z. Bradish. Lila f.
Brayton and Lila f. Brayton as ad-
Williams. J. NJ Clark. Joseph Golab,
Alebtr Ewing. Estella- G. Ewing. n.
A. Eyer. r. a. Smith. w. A. smith.
Albert Taub. II. II. Lake, Fred S.
Mussell. j, T. Pr9sser, lsadore Rude.
Emma j. Rasser II. l. sedgby. q.
Scrieg and T.. Weir.
The defendants are tho Rocky Ford
Land company. the Rocky Ford In
vestment company, Swink Ditch and
Reservoir company, +. NJ. Tyrell. Il.
r. kenyon. J. II. Voorhees,, Lewis
Swink. s. o. Swink, as directors of
the Swink Ditch and Reservoir COM
pany. o. w. Stevens. w. X. Summers,
l. X. Shacklefurd. s. < Saudusky.
J. W. Ferrell. !. r Endres. Riley
Shuckleford, ]. +. Clayton, w. II.
Speaks A. r. Brown. Il. u. Pryor. s.
II Horner Frank Billen, Luther uar-
rls and ". S. Harris.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
DAYLIGHT R0BBER ARMED WITH
GUN, IS CAPTURED With A BRICK

Lee Valdez, an armed bandit, was
captured yesterday morning about y
o'clock, on East Northern avenue, by
w. s. Forbes of the Forbes Plumbing
and Heating company, just five min
utes after Valdez had held up and
robbed "a Japanese pool hall at 80
West Northern.
b. r. Hanada is proprietor of the
East Northern avenue when he met
Valdez who was flourishing revolver,
and was followed by Officer McClana-
han. Forbes was only armed with
brick, who, with it poised ready TO
throw, commanded Valdez to stop. He
did so and a moment later was taken
Into custody by McClanahan.
The robbery took place shortly De,
fore Q o'clock. when thu proprietor ana
four customers We're In the hall. The
bandit, who was not masked. walked
in and ordered Hands up" then
lined the men up and took what cash
they had, and ordered the proprietor
to give him the contents or the cash
drawer In all he secured $50 put IT
was recovered when he was captured.
He ran thru the front door of the pool
hall after the robbery and started
down Northern avenue.
The police officer. who was near
the pool hall when Valdez ran out.
Jumped on the steps of a passing auto
mobile and began the chase. He fired
twice at the bandit trying to stop him
but he kept running until stopped by
Forbes. Valdez was placed in the po-
lice cage at Northern and Abriendo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade
Here's nm Easy way to save 81. and
yet have the best cough remedy
you ever tried.


You've probably heard of this we'll.
known plan of making cough syrup at
home. But have YOU ever used iti
When YOU do, YOU will understand why
thousands OF families. the world over,
feel that they could hardly keep house
without Il. It's simple and cheap, but
the way it takes hold of cough will
quickly earn 1t permanent place in
your home
Into a pint bottle. pour 2ts ounces of
PineN; then add plain granulated sugar
syrup to fill up the pint. Or. If desired.
use clarified molas-cs. honey. or corn
syrup instead OF sugar syrup. Either
way, IL tastes good. never spoils, and
gives YOU a full pint OF better cough
remedy than YOU could buy ready-ma
for three times its cost.
1t is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy conqucrs n
cough-usuallv in % hours or less. 1t
seems to. penetrate through ev.-y air
passage. loosens dry. hosrsc OF tight
cough, lifts the phlegm. heals the MEM
branes, and gives almost immediate re-
lief. Splendid for throat tickle. hoarse-
ness. Group, bronchitis and bronchial
asthma.
PineS is highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
and has been used for generations for
throat and chest ailments.
-. To avoid disappointment ask YOUR
druggist for "2i. ounces of PineN" with
directions, and don't accept ANYTHING
else; Guaranteed to give absolute salts
action or money refunded. The Pine1
To-. Ft- Wayne, Ind.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08

Charged with violation of the Mann
white slave act on three counts,
Robert Loomis, a former railroad
fireman here faced the United States
district court in it's first session OF
the present term yesterday.
The plaintiff preferring the
charges. mere slip of a girl. 16 years
old, living in wellington. Kansas. and
unusually pretty, sat bleary-eyed in
the court room while the case pro-
ceeded. When called upon to testify
against the man she said she loved
even after he had deserted her. her
voice was frought with emotion. and
her testimony was dramatic to the ex-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08

while the girl testified that he bought
her ticket and induced her to come.
After living with the plaintiff in
Amarillo, Texas as husband and wife,
the evidence brought out that the two
and went to DEWEY and Wyoming.
She, followed him north, 1t is claimed,
but did not see him for the period of
about a year, in which he was mar
ried and had a child. She then wrote
asking him to come for her without
the knowledge of his wife, it seems,
and after his refusal had him arrested
in August of this year for the viola
ton of the white slave act
The trial was finished last night
and went to the jury just before 6
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
WHITE SLAVE CASE IN HANDS
OF US, JUDGE OVER NIGHT

treme. Claiming that the only reason
she attempted to ALLEVIATE his aitec-
tions. of which she was accused, after
he was married, was that she mad
loved him and would go into con-
vent if he did not return for her.
The accusations against the defend
ant were those of intending to trans
port her from one state to another
for immoral purposes, for the trans
portation itself. and for the transpor-
tation from Texas to Colorado for the
purpose of having her engage In I'M
moral purposes in commercial way.
Ioomis stated that the plaintiff fol-
lowed him from one state to another,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1s21-PAcE SEVEN

of the homes here because she had
neglected to put butter on his bread
and sugar in his coffee.
Carter denied that he had caused
any trouble but as he has had prev
ious experience with the police and
had refused offers of work provided
for him by Bob Norman, under whom
he had been placed on former ar
rest, Carter was given a stern lecture
by Judge Crossman and assessed a
heavy fine.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08

avenues to wait until the patrol wagon
arrived but when 1t came it was found
no one had a key to the cage so it was
necessary to break 1t open to take the
prisoner out. Valdez stated he was 81
years old and gave as his address, 1928
East Abriendo. The gun he carried
at the time stopped by Forbes was a
u 80 special.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
Wanted Butter and Sugar
But Was Given $100 Fine

George Carter. charged with begging,
was fined 800 In police court yester-
day. Carter was arrested on COM
plant to the police stating that he
had become abusive to woman in one
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08

o'clock, with the instructions from
Judge Lewis to give the sealed verdict
to the bailiff. Assistant District At
torney George A. Crowder prosecuted
the case, and Benjamin F. koperlik
was for the defense.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
Inst So

Inst So
Carry-"Why did kings tap men on
their heads when they knighted
them?"
Tarry-"Perhaps the stars made the
knights more realistic. Widow.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08

During the past year s2s.22s tons of
crude oil were shipped from the Mex
lean oil fields thru the Panama canal
to the west coast of North and South
America.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-08
MEMS WORK
SHOES

1877 pairs all-eather, heavy sole, army last. ,dar
brown blucher GO 20
Dumping Sale price .........
20 pairs brown light weight, sewn toe strap, ba
oak or green sole; $500 value; 90 co
Dumping Sale price ...............~S
Forty-five pairs brown all leather. full doub
sole Work Shoe, blucher. \ shoe for rough work
Ia,9o pnm.i"n y"l"s s,,. pr;.. $3.49
Thirty-six pairs Smoked Chrome Elk, sewn an
nailed. double vamp shoe with full double soil
the toughest in the lot; 50 value; CI OE
Dumping Sale Price ................% %1'6o
, 1921-06-02
rWO BGARGAINS-
PIANO AND PIANO PLAYER


Woald Rent Ptano to Rssponsabse
Party ard Apply Bent 70 Par.
chase Prlce Later.
II you love music and would like
to get . high grade instrument 1t .
snap. and on terms that will make
the buying easy, write at once for
full particulars about . famous make
of plano and 4 ~DlAyerpiano which We
are holding near Rawlins.
Both instruments have handsome
modern cases. They have been used
lust . little. but are GUARANTEED
AS GOOD AS NEW. You a buy
either ut q price away below that Of
Eastern factories or the unknown in
struments Of the mail order houses.
A piano or q playerpiano from
Knight-C ampben's, with Knight
Campbell's craftsman quality back
Of 1t, has greater artistic value, great
er survival value and a higher trade
in value. Beside this, II also car
ries KNIGHT-CAMPBELL'S MONEY
BACK GUARANTEE AND Elk
CHANGE PRIVILEGE.
Such snaps are quickly taken =
WRITE TODAY.
THE KNIGHT-CAMPBELL MUSIC
The Knight-Campbel Muaic Co.
Largest in the West.
5-26-6-16 Denver, Colo.
, 1921-06-02

NOTICE TO Dog OWNERS
All dog oWners are hereby notified
that dog lice1Ases for 1874 are NOW
due ard mast be paid Immediately.
Apply to City Mafshal At City Hall
for licenses.
FRED Hu4LENBRAND.
1-26-tf Marshal.
, 1921-06-02

sUBsCRIBE FOR THE RAWILNs
REPUB1ICAN ease PER YEAR,
, 1921-06-02

Chesterman, C. W.. Lot IS,
Block IS, s. r. E. 4 l..
First Addition Saratoga ----
Grimm, August, Lots 3, 4. S, g.,
Block 10, 8. r.. E. & !.
First Addition, Saratoga ----
Howard. Mrs. Evan. Lots IL,
10, Block 2, Old Saratoga =
Nixon, w. NJ, SWK: Sec. II
Tp. II Range 83 ---------
Ryan, Cecil A.. Lots IS and
IA, Block IL. Crawford's Ad-
dition, Saratoga ----------
Saratoga Hot Springs Co.. SW
Y sWA; NEA; Sec. IL;
NWk; M SWA; SWA
SWA; Sec. IS. TIP. II. Range
81. Lots 3. Is. to 10. Block
1; Lots . to II, Block q;
All Blocks 5. T., s, 8, z. s;
Lots 6. z. s, 8. 10, Block .:
4 Lots 4, s, 6, Block 10; Lots )
, 1921-06-02

Anderson, Archie G., NWA
NEA; Eh NEA: Sec. FL;
VIZ; Sec. "a; Eh SWA
VIZ SEA sen SEA- Sec.
81; SWA SWA VIZ sen;
Ek SW Y Sec. %; NEA
NWk NWA NEA Sec. 81,
TIP is. Range SO: State Land
SWA SWA; Sec. 27, TIP. Is
Range 83 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Gunst, Louis, Eh SEk; Ell
NEA; sWA NEA: Sec. 10;
SEN SEA; Sec. IL; sen
NEA Sec. "a; TIP. ~. Range
80
Sage. 8. s.. Sh Sc Y: Sec. z;
M Mex; Sec. Is; TIP. IA,
Range SO Observation-Disclosures
, 1921-06-02
ADVERTISING LIST FOR CARBON COUNTY
WYOMING, FOR 1920.
NOTICE
OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE FOR
TAXES
THE STATE Or WYOMING }

THE STATE OF WYOMING
)@.
County of Carbon
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER, CARBON COUNTY,
, RAWIINs, WYOMING, MAY 31ST, 1921.
Notice Is hereby given hat u Thursday, the 3Oth day Of juno, in thc
se Of our lSrd One Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty One. a the
County State Il WyimonR, a s"eo o Real Estate Tor the Axe d Ne and
unpaid o n the same, wnta take place between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. q.
and = o'clock ). m sud sac will bc continued from dy to day (sunda,
exccpet) until all tn real cstate Is disposed Of.
The Real Estate to BIZ Offered at said sale, together with the taxs,
penalty n costs IN On sam In described in nc following list:
.
, 1921-06-02

to 6, and /, Block II; Lots
8 to 8, Block Is: Implanted
l25x125 feet. Saratoga -
Smith, Daniel c., Lots 3 to s.
Block 25, S. r. f. & ].
Co.'S West Addition to
Saratoga
Swanson, Yarnell & Co. Lots
II to 20. Block 10, Hot
Springs Addition to Sara
toga
Walter, Mrs. Marie. Estate.
Lots /, 2, 4. 5. Block l, Hot
Springs Add. Saratoga 1890
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
cARp1FF-see Rr,sto,

CARDIFF-See Bristol
CEARA-cee Para
CETTE--See Marseilles
CHANARAL-See Paita
CHERBOURG--Se Southampton. Ply.
CHRISTIANSAND - see Trondh5en.
Chrstiania
coLoMBIA-see cartagena
. COLOMEO--See Honolulu. Aden,P Port Said
CONAKPY-See Las Palmas
CONSTANTINOPLE--S Algiers. Con-
CONSTANzA--See Constantinople, AL
giers Patras
COQJfIMBO--See Paita
COTONU--sSee Las Palmas
CURACAO-See Mayaguez. San Juan
DAHOMEY--See Africa West
DAIREN--See Honolulu
DAKAR--See Las Palmas
DALNY--See Yokohama
DANZIG--See Christiania. Bremen Danxis
DEI.AGOA BAY--See Cape Town
DEMERARA---See Trinidad, st. Thomas
DOMINiCA--See Dominica, St. Thomas
DUBLFN-See Cork. Belfast
DUNEDIN-<See Auckland
EAST LONDON---See Care Town
EGY PT---See North Africa
ETEN---See Paita
FREETOWN--Sse Las Palmas
FRENCH CoNGO--See Africa West
FRENCH GUINEA--Sea Africa West
GALATz--Seo Aleiers. Constantinople.
GAMBIA---See Africa West
GENOA--See Gibraltar. Marseilles. Ma
pies, Genoa, North Africa
GtiENT--Sec Antwerp
GLASGOW--See Liverpool
GOLD COAS9'-~See Africa-Wcst
GRANADA Sec Trinidad
q GRAND BASSAM--S Las Palmas
GuADELouPE--see Guadcloups. 81.
Thomas
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22

SANCHEZ--See Dominican Republic
SANTA MARTA-See Kingston
SANTIAGO-See Naval Station, Santiago.
sANro DOMINGO c1rY-see Dominican
Republic
SANTOs-see Para, Rio de Janeiro
SECCONDEE--See Las Palmas
SENEGAI-See Atrica-West
SHANGHAI--See Honolulu. Yokohama
SIERRA LEONE-See Africa West
SINGAPORE = See Alden. Honolulu,
Penang. Yokohama
SLIGO-See Cork
SMYRNA-See Algiers, Constantinopls,
soERABAYA-see Penang. Aden
SOUTHERN NIGERIA--See Africa-west
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTS-See Por-
sTAVANoER--see Trondhjem. Chris
sTOCKHOLM-see Gothenburg, Chris
tania. Copenhagen
HURINAM, d. G.-See Paramaribo
SYDNET--Sec Auckland. Freemaatis
TAKU BkR-See Honolulu
TALCAHUANO-Sce Paita
TALTAL-Sea PaitA
TAMPICO--Sse Tampico. Havana, Mas
sau. Vera Cruz
TENERIFFE--See Las Palmas
TIENTSIN-See Honoiulu
TOGOLAND-See Afrfca West
TORRE ANNUNZIATA-Ses Marseiilss
TSINGTAU-See Yokohama
TuNlS-See Algiers
yAIPARAISO--see Cristobai. Paita
vARNA--Sce Constantirople. Patras
VERA CRU1-Sec Havana. Tampico,
Vera CRUZ. Nassau
WALFISH BAY--See Las paiYnas
WATERFORD-See Cork
WELLINGTON-See Auckland
WINNEBAH--See Las Palaas
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22

GUANTANAMO-see Naval Station
Guantanamo, Havane
HAITI-See Haitian Ports, Port au Prince
HONG KONG--See Honolulu. Yokohama
ISLANDS or ATLANTIC VEST COAST
PORTS--See Havana Kingston
IVORY COAST-Sce Africa-West
>yAMAICA-See Port au Prince
KARACHI-See Alden. Port Said
KOBE--See Honolulu. yokohama
LAGOS-See Las Palmas
LA GUAYRA-See Mayaguez. San Juan
LA PLATA-See Monrevideo
La ROMANO-See Dominican Republic
LETT H-See Leith
LEVAN ANT-See North Africa
LIBERI k<See Africa-West
LOANDO-See Las Palmas
LOLITA BAY-See Las Palmas
LOME.--See Las Palmas
LONDONDERRY--Se Belfast. Cork
LYTrELTON--See Auckland
MACEIO--See Para.
MACORIS-See Dominican Republic
MADEIRA---See North Africa, Azores
MADRAS--See Port Said
MALMO-see Gothenburg. ChristiaAia.
Copenhagen
MALTA-See North Africa
MANILA-See Honolulu. Yokohama
MARACAIBO-See Mayaguez. San Juan
MARTINIQUE - See Martinique. st.
Thomas
MATADI-See Las Palmas
MATANZAS-See Havana
MELBOURNE--Sse Auckland. Treemantls
Ol4l.F,N DO--See paita
MONROVIA--Se Las Palmas
MONTE CRISTI--ace Dominican Republic
MOROCCO-See North Africa
NAPLES-See Gibraltar. Marseilles. Ma
pies
NoRRKOPINC-See Gothcnburg
New-York tribune., 1921-09-22
|eosts Ic Not Listed Alphabetically in
eulde Can Be Located as Follows:

Accn .AN--See Alexandria
.xnsHT HTa--See Las Palmas
III, AiDE--See FreemantIs
Al Al ~, re D.iL-LA--See Porto Rico
4 IsassgA 4 Iasg,yAA BAY--See Cape Town
I KNq31c KSas1 AM-~Sec Antwerp
ANTsi y,a-See Antigua, st. Thomas
s NsrriSL1i4A--See Havana
4REcfTsn5NS REfsT NSASTA-See Cristobal, PaitA
InTSS BO--See Porto Rico
fAiis15 Aep cAa--see Cristobal, Paita
AaSsVl io-See Porto Rico
III ~ nAa-See Dominican Republic
TA.i e ilA-See Para
HIss, ~ ~ PORTS--Se Christiania
HARi rICZ.S see Barbados, st. Thomas
BARcE,I ns.. A---See Dominican Republic
haTAVI A--Sec Marseilles. North Africa
BATHI,ipn ipngrSee s,, Penang. Alien
EEfR Az g. see see Las Palmas
ffHss:,s IS, AN DEi,r--S""a
BEpsses.,sAs CoNGO--See Africa vast
q pOMpswy- See Chrstiania. Trondhien
BouIf '0fss,,,ssee Alden. Port Said
BRAIE = V See Plymouth
.,pstras see constantinopie. Algisrs,
SSSSsssSaANE- SSsSaaAaN Auckland
de Jsne,.s .AfhEs--See Monteyideo. Rio
vcAeEDELInse sonssanttnopls
EfaAttAARIEN--sseas Fara
said see Honolulu. Alden. Port
sssEHSooac,sss ss1si crl.toba.. pa,t.
2{e3sS4 5 ssssy sN--Sce Africa West
SARE ~ q sts'c.s 4 e,,see AfrIca- West. Azores
RH 0f = sf = ASTI sE--See Las pal,raa
&kE P rssyub HOPE--See Freema ntie
Is ~ al ~ !, = lss's-~See Les Pal,nas
s--ssee Havana