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The National leader., 1922-07-01

=
Iowa candidate for the Repub-
lican nomination
Vowa Toins for United
Progressive ota'fI : : o S1aeeu reeeut
Mafcn pri ary is
radical" indeed
compared to Beveridge and Pin
chot. Brookhart ran on an out
and-out, anti-Harding, anti-Re-
publican-machine platform. The
Indiana and Pennsylvania pro-
gressives were not so outspoken.
Brookhart is for the repeal
Of the Esch-Cummins trans
portation act, for re-enactment
of the excess profits tax, against
Newberryism (he said so in no
uncertain language in his cam
paign), for-well, for about
everything the farmer-labor al
lance of the West is fighting
for. A scandalized G.. o. P.
mouthpiece says Brookhart will
actually take his place in the
United States senate beside La
Toilette, and stand with the
Wisconsin senator on all big
questions! Yes, actually! Good
enough. More power to 'em both!
That is, if Brookhart is elected
next fall, and there seems no
doubt about that. To cap the
climax, Frazier wins in North
Dakota! (See page 6 for full
account).
While such goings-on are
reported in Republican party
ranks, the standpatters are
standing patter than ever, the
poor deluded things. Here is
Senator Watson, for instance,
'tkeynoting" at the Indiana G..
O. P. convention. A report
says:
Senator James E. Watson of
that Republican candidates geners
on the record of the Harding adj
tration, Senator Watson said, "ne
of it's accomplishments and ACHE
it's conduct
Let 'em stand "four-square'
see what happens!
And here is Senator Lodge
landslides, whistling to keep W
report:
"President Harding has neve
universe" Senator Lodge said. "
sense Of solemn responsibilities.
characteristic modesty. He is by
be the last man to assert his {
dicted that President Harding "
history of our time.
Yes, he will stand out cor
affable (next to Taft) presiden
mere officeboy for the big inte
This last jolt-the defeat
but it is too late.
The National leader., 1922-07-01

But the successful
e for the Repub-
lican nomination
for Uni t e d
States senator
a t t h e recent
pri m ary is
radical" indeed
The National leader., 1922-07-01

IlO cOuteSCS lOT CHe arIuer-
Labor party nominations. In
spite Of this situation Lundeen
got a big vote, almost beating
Kellogg in his home city, St.
Paul.
We are glad the Republicans
are pleased" with the result.
"A little seems to satisfy them
for the time being. But wait for
the BIG show next fall in the
MAIN Minnesota tent!
Nm GREAT BRITAIN royalty
and the titled aristocracy
IL furnish delightful reading
for the people. The doings of
Lord This-or-That or Lady So
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
III. +. BYRD GOES HOME,
SANCUINE OF SUCCESS
VIII Return 10 City Thur.dry 4,
Open state Democratic
if~adUunrfcrs Here

Chairman Harry Flood Byrd. n,
IN" state Democrats Central Corr
|fnl'tc' Left Yesterday a, noon for
Init nom" In Winchester. aftor ne.
lS'ding over meeting Of tho com
|ra'i"" on Friday n.ght. aud over 4
meeting ~ tn" executive committee
Yesterday morning VA the state Cor
ip"r"tiou Commission courtroom. =,
which plans were perfected for carry
Ing tho hght IN tn. .Sln,h and ,ha
seventh DISTRICTS 10 "a successful
conclusion.
chairman Byrd will -e,urn 20
richmond this w"ck rrobahi.
Thurstay. 20 arrange for mo opcn,
ins % state Democratic he.dauar-
tors here on October Tho carr.
pAiEn In ~" several Conversational
Districts viii 10 directed crorn S,aio
Headquarters. chairman Kyrd win
visit headquarters ircqueuily. while
the one" win roe cuu-nuougIy IN
charge ~ Secretary james " Iiavcx
S"nhtnr Claud" a. swanson and
Senator Carter Glass both returned
IL Nash.n"t"n Yesterday Thcv an
tcipatc an carly "Ntr, session Of
Congress. Both, however. Viii ,s,,
hnno,"nt time 20 maze several
speeches iu the oontcHtcd dls,ric,.
- virginia. and both arc conHdcn,
OF Democratic success this wear and
IN the genera! election two yeara
hence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
SCHOOL At SEVEN PINES
RUN AS LAST SESSION
Decision Will Not Have Any
Effect Upon Proposed Fair
field Purchaser.

Uhtil further notice the school at
Fairfield Will be closed and the school
Seven r!ncs viii bc operated as
was nj tho session of l92l-22. This
pas decided yesterday afternoon.
tier the trustee electoral board Il
lenricc County had heard argument
Py attorneys for the cout"ndiug sides.
Fhe board VAS convinced. 1, is said
nat there is no overflow at the Seven
Ines school, and that all OF the pu-
Ills Of that district can be taken
arc Of at Seven Pines.
While the action OF the trustees
yesterday is net OF a pcrmancn, char
'cter. II means that tho seven Pines
Fchool will be the only ono open for
his session. !. VIII not has. any
,nect on tho proposed purchase Of
no building "a, Fairfield for lcbnoI
purposes, either. but no steps to-
ward acquiring this property viii h.
AIKEN until tn" r"turn q Judg. T.
-artcr Scr who wiil pass upon tin.
.itic of Ia. lot and improvements
Argument was heard IA Heinrich
-ounty courthouse yestcrday after
1oon A. U.cIuCn. with r ,;rI,.
tiaddon arpcarlig for the TairticII
ana Attorneys John i
iutchins and Warren l.. T!iler f,r
Seven Pincs.
Tho board that heard tn. arvu.
nents Is composed OF Cy,n,rr,-
vcal,h's At'Urncy ". w. govo,I,
:. 5. Campbell, chairman. and C. !:
Cooper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
TRY PARSONS MURDER
CASE ON TUESDAY

y tSnecial 10 The Times Dispatchl
EnfFoik. Va. Sept, % -Grea.
Interest is being shown on the East,
orn Shore in tn" case OF Charles "
Parsons wealthy cap" Charles man.
VINO viii 20 on trial in tn. Circus,
Court 81 NORTHAMPTON County a,
FsstNilie Tuesday for the murder o,
George Lewis
Parsons is expected to no rcnr.
scented hy some ~ the ables, crimi-
nal lawyers In tho State and add.
tIonal counsel also has been re
tanned To assist In the prosecution.
spectacular legal battle. with III.
mental condition Of Parsons as the
chi"f hone 90 contention. is in pros
pcct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Band Concert n, Byrd p,rk.

cvcrturcs from TIN. bohemian
Girl william TELL and other Well
known grand opcras. aud selections
from Robin l'ood" and "Mhrl,ana'
VIII feature tho ronccrt 10 be given
~ Ryd"r's American band at Byrd
fhrH this afternoon. With the.
hdF'h Acca' ny j La Fra,ta, as
the opening number. tho program
VIII begin at 3.3n o'clock and end
a. $50 with tho "Stsr-SpanrlaI
Banner Harry Ryder VIII direc,
the band
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

Tnonh Male Orphan Society that they
can entertain as well as Sight
After Il short ride by truck. tho
party proceeded 10 Fores, I'M Park
and took charge Of everything In
sight. Foot races. pic-tating con
tests and baseball game Kept all
hands on tho 90 until all hands were
RECALLED with ice cream. cake. plea
p"r Ahou, that time things mad to
slow up. as such diet was not con-
ducivc Of good athletics.
Toward the end of the afternoon.
the scrSeant passing out ice cream
tried TO ret one Of the youngsters 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24

have another dish. but tho boy dc
cIined with $50. ,hants, sarj. kin
chew, but can't swalIcr'' This hov's
"hIic,ion was reported to hav.
spread rapidly by evening
Tn" winners OF the various ramce
and races were presented with prizes
which were donated for TN" occasion
hE several leading firms Of thc city.
one Of tho Trucks used and tho eats
W'f" generously donated fSr the en-
icF'alnmont OF tho Youngsters.
II WAS a iir"d. hut happy. lunch o.,
Hids and marines that wound up tho
day ON their drive up Rroad stree,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Return. From sam rr.ncI,co.

Captain James T. Bailey. one Of
Lodge OF knights Of Pythias. re-
turned yesterday from san Fran
cisco. ~hsrs n. attended the scs-
tions ot that body. y fun report
VII be made OF the meeting by Mr
Bailey 70 the Grand Lodge Of vlr.
g!nla when II ConVents in Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
Westward, Ho!

To old friends. and good
friends. The Nowlan Com
pany. jewellers. j. Il. Mos
oy e. Company extend a
hearty welcome and con-
gratu!ations upon their
coming TO West Broad
Street. The founders OF
the two firms enjoyed 4
cordial relationship as
pioneers in the old days
of Richmond retailing.
and it is Il pleasure for
Mosby's to have The Now
Ian Company for next
door neighhors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-09-24
WHAT'S
NEW?

Monday-and for the
gay, thrilling pageant
of fall days to follow
the Woman Of Fashion
will find this question
answered brilliantly at
Mosby's. She naturally
looks to Mosby's for the
best, the most authori-
tative and distinctive of
Fall Fashions, and here
they are! Among them
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Coastwise (Continued)

-
Los Angeles Barbor, San Franeisco.
Oakland, Seattle
FROM sosros
Nov. se~-ffoMgsTEAp osnss sss, 81 Mswsco Linas
Nov, S0-~fIoMESTEAD tEe Na.seo Lines
Los Angeles fwilmington). San Fran.
cisco. Seattle, vaneogysr, b. c.
Nov. .s--srAsnggg LEE DO poLdsAs 1os fr, Dollar
gEo@ REW YogE
Fridays I'D Mallory
NEW ORLEANS
FROM NEW yUgs
Nov, is---CoMUs fPFj Southern Pacific
Nov, 2i-~EL IsLEo (F) southern Pacific
Aos- s6---MoAilS (PT} Southern Pacific
NEW YORK
Fnom sALuMoss
Weda tF), sass tF,. Clyde Liae
| OAKLAND-~See Los Angeles Harbor,
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
FsoM NEW YORK
~ed. tFR,, sat tFR3, and intsrmsdiats
HaiSchaw q, 8. Lines
San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO, oakland-A.sc see
Los Angeles
FROM NEW YORK
Sov. 2z--EvELYN (F} Williams
San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles
Harbor (Wilmington), Portland,
Seattle, Beilingham
PRoM NEW YORK
/ Nov. 2V--STEEL EXPORTER {E1
lsthmian Lines
! Nov 30--SAS FRANCISCO (F)
Isthmian Ldnea
| SEATThE--Ses Los Angeles Hsrbor,
| San Francisco
TACOMA-See Los Angeles Harbos
| TAMPA
! FROM NEW YORK
Fridays tF) Mallory
/ VANCOUVER, B, C.~--Sce Los Angeles
| WILMINGTON -- Sec San Francisco,
| Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

Coastwise
BALTIMORE
FROM NEW YORK
We6a. (Fl. ssts, tFl, Clyde Line
BELLINGHAsI--see San Frascisco
CHARLESTON
FROM NEW YORK
tPFl Tues, Wec,. Thurs, Fri, Sat Clyde
GALVESTON
FROM NEW YORK
Wednesdays lpgl, Saturdays 6F3, Mallory
Wednesdays tFl, Saturdays fBfl.
Southern Pacific Co tAcrgan LfnsJ
JACKSoNyILLE
ERoM NEW s0gR
(PFo Tues, Wed. Thurs. Frts aRt. Ciye
KEY WEST
from NEW weak
Wednesdsys tPFe Maileyy Lias
Los ANGELES MARBoR, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle. Tacoma
Also see San Francisco
FRaM AE@ XGRk
Nov, ls--E E%TECKfAN (F} U. A. IA
MOI. 33-EyELYN 6.fFS Williams
-. - vat ~ % a "a Awr
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

Io~G4y
Ds1mayk and Ffsiasa ESPECIALLY addressed oaiss
rpss FOR FINLAND. :. s. %easport. Il n
Tomorrow
Spain tsssssiiy addressed oniy3 r!s yiTs sad
islsnds, ceu,a,. Nellla and Tsnrer IN Mosocce,
s. 3 Rs.na Maria Gistins Il m
Europe, Africa enG West Asia tcsssry f,laads.
ser dispasc6 BY this steamer, Va plymouth snd
sre.ad, fsaaes ard DIS coahtriss sssnt,osei i
tria, CEecho -slesakia SJunssry and switzerland vs
Rfesneu. S. s. Precedent RoossFe3, tssspcssl. 9
Great Britsin. 17eiand, Germany, sou,s Atscs.
tgtler Countries must be specially s6drssa q .
IAserpeo; also psrasl post nails fo- drss. Br,.n:
Ireland and the countries nentiened IN Sofs ~
p*lSs = 8, .ns csssS; g-s,a0t q n :gHD sss "a
ror Es.hoaa sad FiaIana, s. S. gseasFE star.
Iiaiy tpsresl;pas. rnais ara SPECIALLY s44rsssa I
correspondence, Via tSsoies. s. g. PrcTiGsnes. 1859
Monday
Turkey sne Rpnaania Especially ADDRESSED ouS}.
Dals for RuEnsnia. g. s. cans3os. 0 G. m
Tuesday
n,pss be especially ADDRESSED for dtspatsi b. isis
stsaner1, sia Cherbourg and Southampton: sleo
parcel post mails for Grsst Britain, IrsfsA France
and the countries mentioiei IN No.es "A" and e.
Europs Africa .ad West Asia. via Plymouth spd
isoniosne Mail must be specially addressed fos
s:speteh 'y this steamer also parcel POST mats
O. m. supE o a
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FOREIGN MAILS
tsuoiset 70 ehssss psIs

3F
FeresSn faaiia viii eaose promptly. rsss rn.n
s'Nse' " the 'atest tine ordinary or Unregistered
ist"Es tinsjvdtrs pat cards sad eourse7e;s ,an~s
pscei sr letter drops'') mag be mailed AZ rs
General PostoTce and CITY Hat statsoa sad cs.-
EJECT With stesneT, Ordinary prfnss. samples, p~
esi-poss parcels en6 registered articles haze 70 ~
n'ssioa between A. nc and ~ 81 ~ ths
ore.gn saiion tcnTDef Of Morton sad Wes. ssee4.)
foreign mail c'tees half an heur Istsr snan A. Gss~
srss rostchscs sns City HaIj Station.
sypPLEnEHYaRy MAIL
a. tas Pcstefzes--rssois pastass ssquirss. Ar !
ess na'sst 10 Deposited IL tss drops aaaxssS mr.
tsrs for foreign countries" or bssdsd in a. Tia
sapS}sroeatsry mall" aindo1. at the Eorsssss
Station sup'ionestaFy assl csosos half an Sos
later than the supplementary csessng sifas s,sxa
oel9S, except @t eprTsemeqisy mails for Brr-
peen countries and for Central As7eq3cA ete VA
Crstobai, Gloss ons bosr later.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

i Addresses anu lie
I ,,nsaI Line (U. $. 5. 3D.
s..:Ae Steamship Co.
nsssts St, Ny. Big G'n s2sa.sss'
..s,lean nawaiiaa 5. 5. Co.
q &. uaissd American Lines. Ina,
,.,r;saa Line a. NJ. ND
,gsasdmsy, n. Y.
/ B'a G'a $500; Fst' Waisal sese'
Is,6san Ship < Commerce Corp.
/ &. United American Lines, lac.
I adhase freis Go.
sasssary Pl., Ny. whitehall osos.
.a,sie Transport Line q. M. M.l
ansdway, N. Y.
Sas,g G'a ssaos Fgt. Whisli 1850.
ssson, Daniel, Agent
gla.r.Dsmpster & Co, Ltd.
as Bsayer ST., N. Y. Broad Asea.
saber S. S. Lines, Inc. (U.S.S.R.)
gBattery Pl., N. Z. whitehall 1900.
lead.ag Pier 3e-S7-3s Allan. Basin.
SAgian Line
So Lloyd Royal Beige, st. Anoayme.
Diamond 5. S. Cp. fU.S.S.B.l
ag.Y,, 81 Exch,Pl. Rect. 1ss2-2el7-ls.
Il abiiaaelphia, Baltimore, CRIeage,
sasrait, Boston, Norfolk.
Aks & Co, Inc, WA. tU.S.S.B.l
Il Moore St. NY, Whitehall 296e-1,
ES. Gay St, Bah., hid. Plaza $3.50.
gli & Co., A. H., Agts. tU.S.S.R,) J
aWest St, n. Y. Bowling G'n saoe.
4 tsds Steamship Co., Gu. S. S. 3D.
4 per 3s, Mr., n. Y. Canal 5000
pisrs4, N. R., N. Y. Corn Service }.
,,mspolitan Shipping Co, lne,,
q tU.S.S. b.
j. Broadway, N. Y. Bread 515i,
CHE. 1l2 w. Adams st. Ranaa 1915.
= yos.: SEQ Cayondelet Big. Main 64S.
+ psiis.. Inter'f Fr't'g Corp.
8 3.lt: Terminal Shipping Co.
i Nsrlslk: Harris, Aagill & CO., Inc.
B ..aaaI&Anshor Lines
4 sgssawsy, n Y. Big GIN 5Soo.
i lGsIa Truit Corporation
s saaFay, N. Y. Big a'n 77oS.
4 Aa9lae
i laaors ST.. Ny. g'g ,Gn S511.
! !zman's Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.
8 Esman's Wilson Line.
4 aSssman's Phoenix Line.
q Ei!son- -Furness Line.
i im,, Mediterranean 4 Levans Line.
4 u Broadway, n. Y. Broad Oils,
i,psrs S. S. Corp. GU. S. S. 3D.
.s Broadway, n. Y. B's GIN $3.50.
Export Trans. Co., Inc. (U.S.S.E.)
0riole Line.
42 Broadway, N. Y. Broad s147.
american Bldg, Bait. Md. Plaza 65Si
Ersach Line
Genpagnie Genie Transatlantiaue,
/ ls State ST., y. Y. Big GIN 76ee.
Furnsss, Witty & Co., Ltd.
i Furness Lines.
Furness Bermuda Line.
81 Whitehall St. n. Y. B'g G'n 1900.
Haisehaw S. S. Lines, lac.
PiNs. =. r.. n. Y. B'g Ga e277,
Hdlstca & Co, n. 2.
ls Rssvss St., N. Y. Broad 1855.
Imperial Navigation '.empaay
80 GoFtlands ST., N. Z. Rector 1913,
lf.C {, Lines III. ;. S.B.)
International Ere: ghting CorpeFat'n
Il AWhitehall ST., NY. Big G'n 1890.
International Mercantile Marine
american Line.
White Star Line.
atlantic Transport Lins.
Red Star Line.
.LeEland Line,
Lord 4 Mead Lines.
waite Star-Dominioa liEs.
!. Broadway. II. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

lephone Numbers
Mallory Steamship Company
piea So, N. r., N. Y. Canal $500.
Maiiery Trans. Lines, Inc. (u.S.S.B.1
II broadway, n. x. Big ca esee,
Msese & hfeCermaek Co., Inc.
GU. 5. 5. B.
Commercial Steamship Lines,
: B'way, n. 7. Bowling G'n 1885.
Mcrgaa Line
See Southern Pacific Company.
Manson 5. :, Lines {U. S. S.B.)
81 Wall ST., n, Y. S'g G'n 1880.
Nawses Lines
North Atlantic g. Western S. S, Co.
15 Moore ST., N, Y. Big G'n 77ss.
136 4th St., Phila, Lombard 579i,
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach S1ao.
N. Y. Ii Porto Rico S. S. Co.
rs R'way, N. Y. Rowling GIN ssso.
North German Lloyd
t41s Pearl ST.. N, Y. B'gG'n 57ss.
Merton, Lilly * Co.
American & Manehurisn Line.
American & Indian Line.
American & Australian Line.
American Il African Lane.
Amer, Mediter. g. Levant Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far Fast Line.
Ellerman & Ruchnali S, s. Co., ltd.
tsthmtan Steamship Ling,
Norton Line.
fanama-Far East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime yspeur.
20 beaver st. n. Y. Bread 1909,
Norwegian America Line
Norwegian Amer, Line As'ey, Inc.
. Bridge St., n. Y. Big On 557o.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
10 Hanover So, N. Y.
Bowling Green A6So.
Panama Line
"a State ST.. N. Y, B'g GIN $3.50.
Prince Line
See Furness, Witty & Co.
Quebec S. S. Co.
See FurRess, Witty 6 Co,
Red D Line
Bliss, Daliett g. Co., Gen. Mgrs.
g. Wall ST., n. Y. Hanover 1e072.
Red Star Line q. Nj. M
! Broadway, n. Y.
Pgr, Big G'n aao0; Fgt, Whitll 2o6o,
Rogers & Webb Gu. S.S.B.}
11o State ST., Bost., Mass. Mn. 44s7.
Sandersen & Son, Agent
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
26 Broadway, N. Y. Broad 1850.
Scaadiaavian-AmericaH Line
* Whitehall St, n. Y. B'e GIN 724S,
Sgiteovich Lines (U. 5. S. B.
S. Sgitcovieh & Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Tex.
Southern Pacific Company
i65 B'way, N. Y. Gertlands 4soo.
Sprague Lines lc.H.Sprasue&Soa)
(U.s.S.B.) 141 Milk ST., Boston, Mas.
Struthers & Barry Gu. S, S.B)
/. 112 Market ST.. gan Francisco, Cal.
Susauehanna Steamship Co., Inc.
Gu. S. S. b.
"a Stone St, N. Y. Big GIN 1858.
Three Star Line (Affreteurs Reunis)
&c Bridge ST. n. Y. B's G'n 2il5,
Trinidad Line
See Furness. Witty g. Co
United American Lines, tnc., U.A.L.
American Hawaiian S. S. -.
American Ship & Commer,e Corp.
s9 BROADWAY, n \, Whitehall 1920.
Unted Fruit Company
II Esttcry Pi.. NY. Whitehall 100.
u. 5. az A. Lines, Inc. {U. S. S. b.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
International Mercantile Marine

american Line.
White Star Line.
atlantic Transport Lsins.
Ksd Star Line.
Legland Line.
lord 4 Head Lines.
waite Star l-iEs.
Broadway. Y. Y.
ggr, Big G'a SSooi Fst., Whit'li 1850.
~ IL Sale ST.. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Merton, Lilly Il Co.

American & Manchurian Line.
American & Indian Line.
American & Australian Line.
American 4 African Line.
Amer, Mediter. & Levant Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Fsr Fast Line.
Ellerman 4 Bucknali S, s. Co., ltd.
tstkmian Steamship Line,
Norton Line.
fansma-Far East Line.
See. Gen. Tpts., Maritime q Vapeur.
20 Beaver ST. N. Y. Bread 7Soa,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Nawsea Lines

Nawses Lines
North Atlantic & Western S. S, Co.
15 Moore ST., N, Y. Big GIN 1885,
13s 4th St., Phila, Lombard 5T9i,
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach $3.50.
N. Y. Ii Porto Rico S. S. Co.
25 s'way, N. Y. Rowling GIN ssso.
North German Lloyd
t4-1s Pearl ST.. N. Y. B'g G'n 57ss.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
Farnsss, Witty & Co.., Ltd.
Lee. Lines iu. 5. S. .R.l

International Ere: ghting Corporate
a Whisehall ST., NY. Big GIN 1890.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17

LETTH, Dundee
FROM nEw sosR
NOV. --RAPIDAN tF) Fusnsss. wtthy
10Y ss~-NohFOIK RANGE tFt Furnees
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
slanian Steamshi- Lines

ssaelhc Coast Serv., Traffic Dept.
sseostlandt St. N. \. Rector 0s20.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-17
AIeass5
TuesGsy

Grenada St yincent Trinidad ClodA6 Eolis-
town. s. $. Ma!er.- =.
Mexico tspen,&uY 1idTessed orJgi. '1A Vera cr+1:
s3 TA1nsaco: also parcel pos, s.ass FOR the %ssS-
Stsi.s q ChtRpEs. GSs-~scs, HidalEo. Ae1ic..
5ioTslos. oaxsca- Pusij!t. i1axc1s and Vera Cruz.
y. S. Munsemo. =
North B-san and iquitns tcti1er parts OF nrsxit
must lie specially addressed fer dispatch IL tli'
rlearner) ,is Para Ceara PeTnsutuco. BehiA, Rl'
lsneiru and Sano0s 8. y. S&niarern, 9 3 NJ.
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Jamaica. Canal Zone. Psnsns. n ss.ssaes
prints etc.. Nicaragua c7ceps East Gossti Araa.
paia City, Chouteca falso prints etc. fer Ma
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9or. and letter mai for perJ texesp, icussosl .
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bs sperSsly addressed for disp..ch by this steas--
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and Santa Marta. s. g. Turisfts. 8, m: saps
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bahamas Nncludinz IrssuS aud Fortune Iolaa6s3
. nad City * Antills, Cubs te&her payts OF Cubs
fAast be e5rceily addressed foT dispatch h7 thsl
steaEnerl. via Nassau and Antills, s. 6 Aars-1a.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-07
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. Otway. Three cheers for Papa OF
way in very discreet whispers. Mess
man. one OF those very stiff WHISTLES
for Capt Otway."
Otway laughed pleasantly. NO
chuck ii. I'm not drinking Hood. I
want you; and you. Carmichael. and
you. Bullen." He saw sabre and came
TO him "Hullo. Sabre. You've heard
now. We've managed 20 keep It
pretty close. but it's all over the
place now. Yes. we entrain at day
break"
Sabre felt frightfully affected. He
could hardly sreak.
The blessed gift IN the war was to
! be without imagination. The supreme
rial, whether in endurance on the
part Of those who stayed at home. or
In courage on the part Of those who
took the field. was upon those whose
mentality invested every sight and
every happening with the poignancy
or attributes not present but imag-
ined. For Sabre the war definitely
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-07

began with that visit 20 the Mess on
the eve OF the Pinks' departure. The
high excitement Of the young men.
their eager planning. moved Sabre.
visioning what might await IL all. in
depths profound and painful in their
Intensity. His mind would not aban-
don them. He sat up that night after
Mabel had gone 10 her room. How
OF earth could he 20 10 bed be hog
gfshly sleeping. while those chaps
We're marching out2
He could not. At two in the morn
ing he went quietly from the house
and got out his bicycle and rode
down into Tidborough
lie was Just in time. The news
had been well kept, or in those early
DAYS had not the meaning it came
10 have. Nevertheless a few people
stood about the High street in the
thin light of the young morning
and when. almost immediately. the
battalion came swinging out Of the
Market Place. many appeared flank
ing il. mostly women
Here they come"
Frightful words, abre caught
them from a young woman spoken
10 very old woman whose arm
she held few Faces from where he
stood Frightful words, He caught
his breath. and. more dreadfully
upon his emotions, as the head Of
the column came into sight. the
band. taking them 10 the station.
burst into the Pinks' familiar quick
step.
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