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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-29
By RUTH NOLAN
- Phone 5SS -

Auoht 200
The members Of the Birthday Lunch
con Club VIM entertain Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. John Gait, SO7 D
street, northwest.
Luncheon will be served on the
beautiful lawn of the Gait home.
In the event Of rain, however, it will
be served on the verandas.
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To Entertain With Siumber Party
Miss Marian Clopton will entertain
with a slumber party this evening in
her apartment, Hotel Ardmore when
she will honor her guest. Miss Mar
garet Marshall of Oklahoma City and
Miss katherine Beckham Of Marshall
Texas.
Miss Beckham is the houseguest Of
her aunt, Mrs. T. d. Wagner.
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Breakfast HOnOring Visiting Guests
Mrs, T. D. Wagner entertained with
very lovely breakfast this morning
at 10 o'clock at her home. 909 West
Broadway, honoring her houseguests
and niece. Miss Katherine Beckhan
Of Marshall Texas. and other visiting
guests Of Ardmore.
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Swimming Party for Visiting Girls
The swimming party given by Mrs
Harry Lee Crockett and Mrs. John
Nichols, Tuesday afternoon in honor
Of the visiting girls and their hostess
es was a delightful ana entertaining
affair.
Leaving here about 1880 o'clock in
the afternoon the party motored tC
sulphur, where after several hours
Of swimming, q picnic supper was
enjoyed.
The guests were; Misses Lilliar
and Mildred Whiteman of Oklahoma
City, Gwynn Whiteman, Elise and
Lynn Austin of Rockwall, Texas
Katherine Mosby OF Shreveport, La;
Hattie Crockett. Evely and Marjory
Potter Of Gainesville, Texas; Elizabeth
Ray of Temple. Texas; Katherine
BecBham Of Marshall, Texas Marga'
ret Marshall Of Oklahoma City; Ma
rian Clopton, and Messrs. Harry Lee
, Crockett. Thomas Johnson, A. c. War
rem, Charles Champion, Henry Pot
teri, Richard Patterson. Clint, Eddie
man, William Potter, HALEY Walcott
and Ernest Lykins.
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Society Personals
Among those who arrived today fol
! the Hall.Grimcs wedding TO be cele.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-29

brated Thursday night at the Broad
way Methodist church, are: Mr.. and
Mrs. W A. Martin Of Tulsa, Dr. Il
f. Wood Of Dallas and Mr. c. B.
Edson Of Oklahoma City. Mrs Martin
Is a sister OF the brlde-elect.
Misses NIarjory and Evelyn Potter
who have been house guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. W. D. Potter and family
for about ten days, returned to their
home in Gainesville, Texas, today.
The Misses Potter have been ex-
tensively entertained while here
Miss Vera Jo Glenn of Hobart is
the guest OF Miss Valeta Shelby, 1907
NIcLish avenue, southwest.
Mrs. John Cameron and children
went to Kansas City, Mo. yesterday
TO visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs s L. Levy, who has been vis-
iting for the past seven weeks at
the. home of her daughter, Mrs. Sol
| Lowenstein. 627 Stanley boulevard,
returned to her home in Kansas City,
Mo-. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Wolfe left
Tuesday for visit to Missoula, Mon
tana.
DR. and Mrs. 3. F. Johnson Of
Buffalo, No, are here on visit with
their son, DR.. Walter NJ. johnson,
and family. They are accompanied
by their grandson, Fred Canon.
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Honoring Miss Bourque
Honoring her house guest, Miss
Hazel Bourque of Tulsa, Mrs. Walter
Gripon entertained with four tables
Of cards, Tuesday evening at her
home on p street northwest.
Dancing was also feature of the
evenings entertainment. The long
cement court was converted into a
summer garden over which hung
lighted japanese lanterns.
In the games Of fan tan Miss Gladys
Martin and Mr.. william Krohn won
high score favors. The honoree was
presented a lovely favor. Punch and
waters were served throughout the
dancing
Members y. W. c. A. Entertained
AIesdames Lamont Byers and Arthur
Straehley entertained with an evening
social Tuesday at the Chamber of
Commerce, having as guests members
Of the local Young Womens Christian
Association.
Bowls of Shasta daisies decorated
the roomA A dainty ice course was
served to about thirty young women.
Miss Helen Dolman favored the
guests with several vocal solos and
was accompanied on the piano by
Miss Margaret Noble.
Games and singing featured other
pleasures of the evening.
The hostesses were assisted in en-
tertaining by Mrs. A. B. Seay.
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In compliment to Mrs. Vernon Col
lins of Ardmore. Miss Ruby Ingram
entertained at tea Tuesday afternoon
from . to o'clock in her home, SOC
West Fourteenth street. Garden flow
ers decorated the rooms while a crys-
tai basket OF pink roses and sweet
peas was used TO center the tea table
which was presided over by Mrs
Robert Burns. Mrs. John W. Coyle
presided at the punch table-Daily
| Oklahoman.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-29

Washington.-The army and navy
were preparing for bombarding tests
Tuesday on the radio controlled bat
tleship Iowa.
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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
GARRARD COUNTY
White LEX

White Lick, Oct. 10.-Robert L.
Creech Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Turner at Evarts.-Mr. and Mrs.
Harrison Mays visited Mr.. and Mrs.
A. L. Davis, Sunday.-Mrs. A. B.
Wynn was In Danville, Saturday.
The little infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lu.
Their Roberts was buried in the Manse
cemetery last Sunday week.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Creech visited Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Robinson, Saturday night.
Mrs. J. B. Creech and daughter,
Florence, visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. M.
Creech last Tuesday.--Mr. and Mrs.
G.. b. Robinson visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Shockley, Sunday.-Mrs. Luther
Roberts, who has been III for several
days. Is better.-Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Lite visited Mr.. and Mrs. James
Bowling, Sunday-Alex Little at.
tended the funeral Of his little neph-
ew. James Strong, in Breathitt
county, last week.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
ROCKCASTLE COUNTY
Cooksburg

Cooksburg, Oct. s.-We are having
some cool weather and light frosts.--
Everybody is busy making molasses
and getting ready for winter.-Mrs.
Leila Mink is visiting her father and
mother for a few days.-The second
Saturday ard Sunday is regular
church days at Cave Ridge and Cor
nth. We are expecting a preacher
from London to come and hold a pro.
tracted meeting at the Holiness
church next week. / hope IL will be
help to this community.-C. l..
Thomas is running his corn mill on
Wolf Creek near orlando.-The oil
company which has been holding
leases on all the land on Crooked
Creek has given them up. We are
ready TO lease TO some other parties
John Owens, our hustling merchant,
ia holding good trade and sells
right.-We are. having some trouble
In our school. Some of the little
children We're hit by some stones last
week-Good luck TO all.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13

Kerby Knob, Oct. l0.-Rev. Van
Wrinkle Allied his appointment at this
place Saturday and Sunday.-Myrtle
Click accompanied vertie Johnson far
~ Richmond on her way 10 Danville
school on September 81, and spent
two weeks with friends and relatives
ut Kingston and Berea.-Miss Esther
Merry, q Berea nurse and Virginia
Engle are visiting Myrtle Click n
few days.-The farmers are about
thru with their corn cutting and mo-
lasses making.-We have had a few
frosts but not much harm done.-Sev-
sial from this place attended the
school fair at Pine Grove Thursday
Nary Kerby attended the school fair
at Mckee Friday.--Sallie Powell and
Dora Eneie. being dissatisfied with
Mckee school. returned home las,
week
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
MADISON COUNTY
Walnut Meadow

Walnut Meadow, Oct. 9.-Sunday.
school at Todd Is being carried on
very nicely. Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
and Mr.. Kidd are teachers. Mr.. Kidd
is also superintendent.-Egbert An.
dcrson was given a surprise birthday
party Saturday night. Several were
there. All seemed to have a nice
time. Cake and cream were served
Mrs. Charlie Anderson and son. Egg
bert, motored to Richmond Friday
evening to see Mrs. Anderson's aunt
Mrs. w. C. Fish. who is very sick
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Anderson Of
Richmond were visiting his parents
the week -end.-Mr. and Mrs. Edd FL.
kin received word last week that their
son-in-law, Jack Boswell, was very
badly crippled by train hitting him
MIR. Boswell lived at Heatsville.-Mr
Hewlett, Stony Moore and othen
were sowing wheat last week.-Mr
and Mrs. Ben Brown, Jr.. Of Thomp'
son. KY, were visiting Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Ogg. last
veek.-Rev. Gilbert Baugh is visiting
his parents few days, and preached
at the Glades Christian church Sun
day night.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
srsspondsree full by
ma for pubrcston Write plainly

red at Alger, Ky, October 9th, when
the house Of James Sparks caught on
fire and burned down. His little g.
months-old baby was consumed in the
flames. Her mother, being at the
store, did not discover the fire until
II was too late.--R. II. Bowman, OF
Sexton Creek, is having carbide
lighting plant installed In his fine
mansion, which is nice indeed.--Be-
rea should have the respect and cred.
IL for the many prepared boys and
girls from the mountains Of Kentuc-
ky ard trust that we may in some
way be able to aid In having the
preparations carried out that will
meet the accommodation of the peo-
pie that no good boy or girl may be
turned away from its instructions.
The writer is a friend TO education,
and where he can be Of any benefit he
is ready to render his services.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
CLAY COUNTY
Vine

Vine, Oct. s.-Since Jack Frost has
made his appearance, the farmers are
very busy making sorghum and dig
ging sweet potatoes. II. Downev
made q business trip 10 London this
week.-Mrs.. Martha Clark Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Jim Smith. Of
Ethel.-Borp 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Ferguson, q boy. His name Is David
Johnson.-Misses Myrtle A. and Bes-
sic Pennington spent Saturday night
and Sunday with relatives on Pigeon
Roost branch.-Mumps are still rag
ing, but no serious cases.--Dorothy
Ferguson, the four-year-old daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Ferguson, de-
parted this life September 20. 1921.
She was sick two weeks, first taking
tonsilitis and later Group, with which
she lasted only q few days. Her re-
mains were laid to rest near the
home.
A dear one from US Is gone.
A voice We loved Is stilled;
A place 10 vacant In our home
Which never can be filed.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
OWSLEY COUNTY
Island CITY

Island City, Oct. l0.-Jack Frost
came to see rs on a light scale re-
Gently. You could discover where he
sat down.-Robert ]. Bowman went
to Burning Springs, Saturday, to OBJ
tain aid from Drs. Hornsby and Mag
gard in the way Of having an abcess
opened which had formed from de-
fective jaw tooth. He returned Sun
day evening much relieved.-William
Edward Becknell had a tooth ex-
tracted recently by DIR. Maggard.--
The relatives and friends Of Mrs
Louisa Tincher at Island City are
sadly grieved TO hear Of her unex-
pected death. but God calls for His
own when they have finished their
work. We are in sympathy with her
near ones.-A very sad affair occur.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
JACKSON COUNTY
Mckee

Mckee, Oct 1l.-Born TO Mrs.
Dorothy Cole (nec Bennett) Friday
morning, q Ans girl--Mrs. Ethel Mat
took from Cleveland, o., 10 visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Farmer
Misses Mamie and Ona Reynolds
ard twin brothers spent the week.
end In McKec.--Robert Bennett, near
Mckee, tried 10 commit suicide last
week by shooting himself In the alb
domen and cutting his throat with a
razor. He y In a critical condition.
Mrs. Hulda Cornett left Friday
for Perry county, where she will be
engaged In teaching school.-Sunday,
October 10th. will be rally day for
Mckee Sundsy-school. A large
crowd is expected, and a nice pro.
gram is being planned for the occa-
sion.-The school fair which was held
at this place was a splendid success.
Several prizes were won by Mckee
school. and q large crowd was pres
ent and most enjoyable time was
spent by all. The names Of the
Erize-winners and the school that re-
ceived the most prices will be found
in a different column of this paper.
Marriage licenses that have been
issued since October !, are, Leonard
Iaaaes, Of Brazil, and Bertha Lakes,
% Kcrby Knob; George Bates, of
Earnestville, and Alpha Smith. Pri-
yett; l.. F. Edwards and Florence
Lakes. both Of Bond; billiard Moore
and Beulah Cuningan, both Of Moores
Creek.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13

Quinn, who has been sick, Is some
better.---Mrs. Maggie Odell and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mrs. George
Huff.-Mr. and Mrs. David Williams
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. b
+. Gay in Berea.-Carlos johnson
and wife Of Silver Creek visited rel
atives here last Sunday.--John Payne
Of Big Clear Creek spent last Satur.
day night with his sister, Virgie vii.
liams.-Addie Williams, who is teach
ing at Nina, spent Saturday and Sun.
day with home folks.--Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Botkins were visiting relatives
On Walnut Meadow Sunday.--Mrs. j.
T. Prather and little son, J. w., Of
Nina, spent last week with her
mother. Mrs. Anna G. Williams.-Bill
Burnam is putting up a new dwell
ing in "Possum Kingdom."-Green
Fowler and wife Of Berea were visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Humphrey Fow-
Ter, here, last Sunday.-Jack Frost
has paid us a little visit and caused
the farmers TO sharpen up their old
summer axes.
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PHONE l13

some Of the places they have heen put
He gave orders for the discont,nuance
Of training at certain schools and In.
stltutions In Chicago. Chirageans
interested In the vocational training
Of ex-service men could not bring them
selves to believe the trnth Of Colonel
Forbes accusations. though admitting
there might he isolated cases at eX-
ploitation.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
BObtOwn

Bobtown, Oct. 10.-The teacher,
Mrs. M. A. Moody, had nice little
entertainment Friday evening. Sew
eral Of the parents attended. Some
Ct the visitors were, Robert Spence,
Professor Dix. Miss English, all Of
Berea. Some very interesting talks
were made and all enjoyed the eve
ning.-Mrs. II. X. McKeen spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. T. J.
McKeen at Big Hill.--Rev. J. r.
Parker, one Of Berea's students,
preached here Saturday ard Sunday
night. We are always glad to have
such worthy young man with u.s.
Mrs. Nettie Cole and daughter, Maud,
spent Thursday with Mrs. Ike Davis.
MIR. and Mrs. William Hammack
and daughter, Carrie, from Terre
Haul Ind, spent a few days with
Mrs. Hammack's brother, John Law
son.-Agnes Lawson spent the week
end with Miss Ersie laws The
death Of Mrs. Jack Nicely came as
a shock to our community. We feel
the loss Of a good neighbor, one who
~as always ready to help in time Of
reed, but we feel that Gods win was
done and our loss was heavens gain.
We extend our deepest sympathy to
the family.-Mrs. Julia Creekmore
spent a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Mat Baker, at Big Hill.-Mr. and
Mrs. Baker are rejoicing over a fine
baby boy.-Charlie Smith and family
Of Berea spent Sunday evening with
Mr.. L. L. Begley's family.-Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Brown spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawson.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
Pamela


Pamela. Oct. 1l.-Onalie Chrisman
has returned to school at Danville.
Anderson Gates. a former resident
of this section, died recently in Hi.
nois. He leaves a wife and several
children to mourn his loss.-Dora
Denney, a former resident Of Locust
Branch, died in waynesville, Illinois,
on September 26th.-Minerva, John
rie, ard Earl Kindred were guests of
the family Of Andy Isaacs, in Jack.
son county, last week.-Born to Mr..
ard Mrs. John Cox, on October LIST,
little daughter Opal Brillian) -
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Wilson.
on October 7th, a girl.-Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Chasteen spent several days in
Berea last week-Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Cov'ngton Of Brassfeld were
guests Of the family Of J. f. Cox on
Wednesday.-Mrs. Clarence Farthing
and little child are guests Of relatives
in this COMMONWEALTH. and Mrs. l..
+. Hart and Miss Mollie Philips of
Berea were guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Rawlings, Sunday. - Uncle
Charley Cox. aged re years, died on
October 9Th, Of strangulated hernia.
He is survived by a wife. 8 children,
and several grandchildren. He was
buried near his home, on Knob Lick.
The turnpike leading from Pamela
to Beaver Pond church Of Red Lick
creek. for which C. M. Rawlings has
been taking subscriptions. seems
now to be assured. Land owners
along the route have subscribed to
$1,000, and on the 9th inst, he. as
sisted by the Rev. j. W. Richardson
II. g. Bickrell, John Benge, and
others appeared before the Esti'l Fis.
cal Court and secured an appropria-
ton Of $3.50 per mile for the five
miles Of road. This, added to the
subscription, gives us Sill $50, a nice
sum to begin with. The Pamela end
which is in Madison county is indie
pendent Of this. They have raised,
with their appropriation, about $4,000
and have let their contracts, and
work is now In progress. This
makes over $4,000 to be expended
or this road. Who says the people
ere not waking up for good roadsf
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13
Silver Creek

Silver Creek, Oct. 10.-Charley In.
gram is spending a few days with
hume folks.--Mrs. Eliza Anderson
visited her brother, w. s. Johnson, al
Whites Station, Sunday.-Mr. Robert
Bowman is planning on entering the
Dental College at Louisville.-Mrs
Mary Brookshire, who has been spend
ing the summer with her sister, Mrs
Eliza Anderson, has returned to her
home at Winchester.-C. T. Todd has
about finished repairing his barn.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13

10. II President Harding's preference
Is considered. the tariff bin will be
taken up before adjournment. though
many members Of congress seem will.
ing that IL should 60 over to the next
session.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-10-13

Paint Lick, Oct. l0.--Farmers here
are thru cutting corn and are making
"lasses' and sowing rye.-Mrs. John
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29

CARDENAs--see Havana
CARDrFF--See Erlsto.
CEA ItA--Sce Para
Ei.rrE-See Narscilies
CHANARAf@---Soe Paita
ClfERBO URG-See Southampton. Plym-
csilifsTTANSAeSD SEQ Trondhjem.
Caris.iania
CILoMGIA---see Cartascna
col ON BO--Sca Honoluln. Port Said
5O.SAISTs y--ssee Las Palinas
NST-ANTINOFLE-See constantincple.
Patras. riraeus
Cto.sSI,tNZA--sse Constantinople, patras
r,,,,ss sSs5S I ,! ,! ls,,---sse = raita
CCeAGAO-Sce Mayaguez. San Juan
DATICMEY--see Africa West
DAlRkN---Scc Honolulu
DAEAN-Sce Las i'alfnas
DAM y--Sse VnKn.l~ifa
pANZIG-Ses Christianta. Bremen, Danzix
pELAGOA BAY---See Cape Town
pEMERARA~-See Trinidad. St ThomaA
Dem-rara
DOMINICA Dominica. st. Thomas
DUBLIN See Cork. Belfast
DUa,EDIN--See Auckland
EAST LONpON--See Care Town
EGYI'r--See North Africa
ETES---Ses Paita
FREETONN---Sce Las palrnas
FRENCH CCSCO--See Africa West
FRENCH GUfNEA--Sce Africu-West
s;A1A'rz.-rsce cons.satiuopIe, patras
tsAMlsiA--ss.s africa Neat
SESCA--Sec Gibraltar. MarseiIes Ma
p.sA- Ganaa- Scrth Africa
G.iEN'r--Sre Antwerp
,fCs-s9 COAST See Africa WesS
GHA MA s1A--sse- Trinidad
tEAN.9 1ASSA M--See Las Paimaa
CUAls-Ioi.rE---Sss Guadeloups, ST.
~aelnas
ieAI-f- SEQ Haitian Psrss. Fort IA Prince
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29

SAMARANG-Se Penang
SANCHEZ--See DoIninican Republic
SANTA MAFTA--See lAingston
sANTIAGO--See Naval Station, Santiago.
sANTo DOMINGo CITY-see Dorninicau
Republic
sANTos-See Para, Rio de Janeiro
SECCONDEE,--See Las PaInas
SENEGAL--~Sce Africa West
SHANGIfAI-See Honolulu. Yokohama,
SIERRA i.EONE--Sec Africa-wes.
SINGAPORE - See Honolulu, Penang.
Singapore
SLIGC-Sce Cork
SMYRNA - See ConstantinopIe patras.
Piraeus
SOERABAYA-See Penang
SOUTHERN NIGERlA-oee Africa -we.a
SPANISH ATLANTIC PORTs-ses Por.
sTAvANGER-ses Tr0ndhjen. Chris
tiania
srOCKEOLM-see Gothenburx. Chris.
tiania. Copenhagen
sGR.NAM, d. G--see Paranaribo
6YDNEY-See Auckland Freemantls
TAkU BAR--See Honolulu
TALCAH L ANC--Ses FAitA
TALTAL--Sse- Paita
TAMFIcO-see Tsmpico. Havana. Mas
sau. Vera Cruz
TEN ERi FFE-Sec Las pa,,uas
TiEETSlN--See Honolulu
TeiGCl-4is D---see Af~icA~Nees
TORRE ANNUNZIAvIJsA~-8ee Marseiltex
TSiNGTAU--See Yokohama
NALPAk AISO--See cristoual, Paita
NARNA-See Constantinople patras
VERA CRCz-Ses Havana. Tampicc.
WALFlSE BAy--See Las sPalmas
WATERFORD-See Cork
WELLlAGT TCN-Ses Auckland
WANNE5AH-sss Las PaimAs
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29

HONG HONC-See Honolulu, Yokohama, |,
Shanghai
E>Ou4O--See Singapore
lNClN E--s'ee Cr;steba. Paita
Slams or ATLANTIC WEST COAST
PORTS-~See Havana Kingston
lNQRY EuAST--see Africa West
JAMATCA--See Fort M. Prince
EACHIs-Sce Port Said
kobE-sse fsaoiulu. 1ohohama
i.ACOS--Sec Las Palnlas
LA GGAYRA-Sec Mayaguez San Juan
LA Pi-Av.A---ssae MonSepldeo
IA RGMANO-See Dominican Republic
LETT ii--See Lettb
LEN AN'f---See North Africa
LlBERl .a-See Africa West
i.oANDO.-See Las palrr,as
LOLITA BAY---See Lss Palmas
LON E--See Las Pamas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Belfast. Cork
i.YTTEL LToN-See Auckland
MACEfO--See Para.
MAcoRIs--see Dominican Republic
MADElRA--see North Africa, Azores
MADRAS--See Port Said
MALMO--See Gothenburg ChriHtian!a,
Copenhage
MALTA--See North Africa
MANILA See Honolulu, Yokohama.
Singapore, Shanghai
MARACAli5p-See Mayaguez. San Juan
MARANHA M-See Para
MARTINIQUE - See Martinique, St
Thomas
MATADl--see Las Palnas
MATANzAS--See Havana
MELEOURNE--SJe Auckland, Freemautle
MoLLENDO---Se Pnstn
MoMRoyIAmssc stSR {. VI Las Paimas
MoRoCCo-See North Africa
NAPLES--See Gibraltar. Aiarseiues Ma
pies
NATAL--sse Para
NORRKO OPiNc'--See Iothanburs
NORTHERN NIGERlA-Sse Africa wess
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29

NUEvITAS--See Havana
PARTS-sec Havre
pET OTAS--See Para. Ric de Janeiro
PERNAMBUCO--S-e Para
PlRAEUS--See PatrNs. Constantinopie.
PiraeuS
PlSCO--See Paita
pONCE--See Porto Rico, Ponce
PORT Au PRINCE-see Cristobal. Port
PORT I.IMON-see Havana
PORT NATAr--Sce Cape Town
PORTO ALEGRE--See Para. Rio de ia
PORr PIRIE-see Freemantle
FORT SWETTENHA AM-See Penang
PORTUGUESE CONGO-See Africa West
PORTUGUESE GUINEA - See Africa
West
PROGRESO-See Havana
PUERTO ABELLO-See San Juan
PUERTO COLoMBIA-see Puerto Co.
lombia Kingston
! PUERTO MEAiCO-Sce Nassau
PUERTO PLATA-See Dominican Repuh-
lie
RANGOON--See Port Said
RED SEA PoRrs-s-e North Africa
REyAl,--See Copenhagen
RIO GRANDE DO Suisse Para
RIVER PLATE PORTS-see Ric de ia.
RosARIo--see Montevidec
ROUEN-See HRvre
SAGUA-See Havana
SAIGON--See Havana
81. KITTS-See ST. kits. st. Thnmas
ST. LAURENT--see s.. Laurent. ST..
Thomas
ST LuCIA--See st. Lucia. st. Thomas
sALAvERRY-see Fs.tA
SALONfCA--See ConstanSinople. Patras
SALT PCND--See Las PaImas
CAAAEA-See Dominican Republic
New-York tribune., 1921-09-29
Ports Not Listed Alphabetically in
Guide Can Be Located as Follows:

AsAD&N--Sce Alexandria
ACClA--See Las Paimas
ADfsI.A1D E--soe FresmantIs
ADEN-ssee Port Said
AiGoA B,AY---Sse Cape Town
ANsFERDAM--Sse Antwerp
ANTIGEA--see Antigua. ST. Thomas
|AssTiII.A--Sec Eavanx
ASToFAGAETA--Se~ CrissnhaI, rattA
& SEQ CristoShi. paita
/ N*.uA'--Ssee Dominican Ncputltc
B "a AsstA---see Para
& hAsTiC rcHTS---Sec Chrissiansn
MA DOS---See barbados, IT. Thomas
kShhAaC.sA--Sss Doscsa.Snn Hepu6Nc
4 $fttsCk. Iona --Aee yfa7scfl3es, North Africa
/ fhAAVyA--see peuAuH
SxxJJH uRs----s;us Las Paimas
sg, --ssa Cape Town
Sss:A 49, VAN DEl..--Sce Penang
49, 49, AN tsoS1o---ssss Africa-west
- = !.S isss--~Ses Christ ianis, Trondn1em
$yMBA ~ See Port Said
ssv,NLo5STs--s, Plymouth
SsS Sss ~ ~ La - See storstaEtiuople, PafrAs
Ss,;ssss SSy,ss = Ar iD---sse Auckland Freenantis
Ss$Isos - a sYRNs-Ses Aeatevicco. Rio
ss.s ~ 5Aheiro. santos
Tssn Tsssnn y y---See Ereszaentis
+ - y ea---eses sjona. Asssjiaop.c
yeA.hEpEi.T-s3 --srS lssrx
- -, 2 1t,lr = " EN--See HAst.n2
E r. Z sSSi A. see Hone.u.a, pe-1 Said
4 = s~sss -. see ct.Stcb@I. jsss.
4 - = : = = s'eysl >--'ses a As-.ca- Vert
(sI 80 n,s = 3 sis.---sss 4 Aertra< n as1 sorts
cin| Inst sA3T-.B--~S~~ Las yAlynas
E&c ~ GOOD A2cU-s~s s1sennalils
fAs-aSAS--pss las rssmAs