davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

verso de dolor, el ritmo de elegia, la
| lagrima. D.. Su llanto no es ell llanto
desesperado, rugiente, impetuoso, en-
ell que hay jadeos y maldiciones; es
ell llanto suave, resignado y manso,
lleno de beatitud y de silencio, ungi-
do de renunciacion, de sentimiento, de
| lirico desconsuelo, de serene Y callado
dolor... Su lagrima no es la lagri-
ma del heroe del guerrero; es la la
grima del poeta del mistico.
Santillana une su tristeza intensa a
la tristeza vaga de los motivos que de-
coran ell alma del paisaje montanes;
une su tristeza a la tristeza del cielo
acknowledgements girls, de la lluvia
que Sc desgrana en- incesante y abru-
madOra letania, del viento que aulla
doliente y pone rafagas del frfo en-
Ia carne Y Ell ell corazon. :. Y esta
tristeza suave del paisaje Sc funde con
la tristeza honda de Santillana, de sus
GALES irregulares y estrecnt.s, de sus
siertas, de sus BALCONIES carcomidos,
de sus piedras seculares, desvaidas,
patinadas por el correr de los dias, los
alos las centurias.
En- Santiallana-de cuyo ambiente
melanc6lico supo hacer Ricardo Leon
el escenario de Casta de HidalgOs--se
ha refugiado el fantasma del pasado,
ha florecido el aroma de la leyenda y
han quedado prendidos los mas bellos
jirones de los dias que fueron. FL CO.
razon guerrero y cristiano de la vida
medieval; ell luminosd rayo de sol del
Renacimeinto; ell alma aventurera, pi-
cara, artista, exaltada, mistica y glo-
ROSA de los siglos de ORC; la pulsa
ci6n decadente de la Espana que en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
CAMlNOS DE LA MONTANA...
SANTILLANA LA MUERTA

I ferm6 en- ell ocaso del siglo XVII y en-
ell frio yermo del siglo XVIII: todos
los momentos del aver quedaron pri-
sioneros en- Santillana. Latidos de
historic, retazos de leyenda, motivos
de evocaci6n, surgen por todas parties,
en- cada piedra, en- cada casa, en- cada
calle. -. La evocacion, la leyenda y
la historic Sc allan en- el campo de
Revolgo, bello portico que Sc abre an
tes de entrar en- Santillana; Sc allan
en- las GALES retorcidas, deslguales y
arcaicas, en- las viejas casas de am
plias portaladas y rancio escudo, en-
los muros vetustos de la Collegiate, sa-
grario donde quedaron guardados los
restos que la fe popular aureolo con
la corona de todos los fervores, de to-
das las creencias Y de todos los mis-
ticismos =.
Quieta, callada, sentimental y iris
tie, Santillana es, por su silenclo y por
su pasado, hermana de aquella Bru-
jas cantada en- paginas de inefahle Ii
rismo y enervadora melancolia por ell
poeta belga que llevaba en- su alma
toda la bruma y ,toda la augusta ire
primible dei cielo girls y de las aguas
quietas de los canalcs de su ciudad..
Como Brujas, Santillana eS la muer-
tn MT n
serenidad y eli una bclleza doliente,
Santillana lleva sobre sus piedras ell
Iestigma de SUI agonia reposada. Sus
'piedras tienen un color uncomfortable,
este color tan inexpresable y tan de-
bill de las piedras de Santillana, este
color que tiene la indefinida tonalidad
de un eterno reposo apacible... lis
cl de las piedras de la villa senorial
y arcaica I'm color que tiene mucho
de orc viejo, de palido, y de girls;
pero que no es el girls, nj el palido,
nj el orc viejo...
Santillana, la muerta... La villa
centenaria, silenciosa y sollozante ha
muerto; Sc ha dormido en- ell remanso
de un sueno de eternidad; sc ha reza-
gado, muda y romantica, en- la encru-
cijada del aver para 10 seguir la ru-
ia del camino de hoy. Enferma,
dolorosa, nostalgica del pasado, en-
vuelta en- quietud, Santillana es el re-
fugio ideal para ell poeta del silencio
y no de la vibraci6n, para el poeta del
aver y no del hoy, para ell poeta del
ritmo rec6ndito y no del ritmo sonoro,
para ell poeta del callado sentimiento
y no de la passion triunfal Y desborda-
da...
Santillana, la muerta... Villa de
perenne melancolia y de enervante re-
poso; villa donde solo florece ell girls
triste de la hiedra y no sangra la en-
cendida purpura de una rosa; villa
donde todo-las piedras y las casas-
es de un color vago, gastado, desva-
necido. =. En- sus tardes de orc viejo
-estas indefnibles tardes montanesas
en- que todo Sc impregna de una iris
teza manifestation bajo la cupu-
la plomiza del cielo cantabro, los la
tidos planideros de las campanas de
la Collegiate, ell tono amarillento de
las fachadas carsomidas, la quietud
romantica de las GALES, la ruinosa al
tivez de las viejas torres varias veces
centenarias Sollozan, y SUI llanto
serene, resignado y sentimental llora
/ ell dolor intense de la villa senorial y
vetusta, el dolor intimo, mansO y 81
lencioso de Santillana, la muerta.
Jose MONTERO ALONSO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23

FL orc triste del pasado y el alma
'lmelancolica del silencio quedaron pri-
sioneros en- muchas de las ciudades es-
panolas que hoy fiorecen como viejas
! rosas de leyenda entire la prosa Y el
ruido del vivir moderno, tan febril,
tan inquieto, tan vertiginoso.
Asi viven su vida de renunciacion Y
de recuerdo Toledo, magniicamente
siluetada sobre el fondo luminoso y
purfsimo del cielo de Castillo; C6rdo-
ba, reclinada en- el ensuefio sensual e
indolente de su pasado moro; Avila,
aureolada de santidad por el eXaltado
misticismo de Santa Teresa; Compos-
tela, donde la lluvia va desgranando
su integminable salmodia sentiment
tai. :.
Asi, tambien, vive su vida dc re-
nunciacion y de recuerdo Santillana
del Mar, la villa montanesa de la mis-
ma estirpe espiritual de Toledo, de
Avila y de Salamanca; la villa en-
briagada de poesia y ungida de silen-
clio; la villa donde, como en- otras ciu-
dades evocadoras, qued6 prendida el
alma de la Espana de aver.
Bajo el cielo suave de la Montana
Sc alza Santillana como un lirjco re-
manso de quietud y de melancoliea,
no lejos de otros lugares de donde hu-
yeron, vencidas, la melancolia y la
quietud. j.. Cerca de la villa, en- los
campos o en- la capital, triunfan, dina
micos, vivos, rientes, ell trabajo y el
placer. . Triunfa el trabajo, hecho
llamas Y bloques, en- las entraTas fe-
cundas de Ia terra, rasgadas por la
bella audacia y la noble ambicion de
los hombres que la prosa del COM
pas y de los ntlmeros saben anadir la
poesia del misterio 10 desconocido;
triunfa en- los penachos negros y on
dulantes del humo de las fabricas, Ell
los lugares donde hierve incesante-
mente ell romeo jadeo de maquinas y
forjas, y donde las bravias llamaradas
del fuego ponen reflejos encendidos y
azulados sObre los animadOs marmo-
les de los torsos palpitantes y des-
nudos Triunfa, tambien, ell placer,
cerca de Santillana, en- la vida anima-
da Y riente de la capital, favorita del
verano, que la NINA con lujo y con
fervor de amante; triunfa en- el am
biente mundane y cosmopolita de los
nuevos hoteles y casinos, con su jazz
ban acompasando los bales moder-
nos Y decadentes, con sus fiestas de
noche, de algeria, de color Y de luz,
con sus mujercitas de amor y de RI
sas, que mariposean en- torno las
mesas donde la Fortuna va del bra
20 de un pase de baccarrat de un 19
encarnado, impair pasa.. Triunfa
ell placer en- las galantes escenas de
playa; en- la tentadora gracia del mai
Hot que cubre. descubre las mu-
jeres; en- ell flirt veraniego ante ell
lienzo de oro Y azul que forman la
arena de la playa y las aguas del
mar. ).
Y este trabajo de los campos y es-
tas risas de la ciudad Sc allan, febri-
les, sonoros, whales, como un contras-
te, cerca de Santillana, cerca de la
villa donde no Sc escuchan los esfuer-
,zos del trabajo nj los cascabeleos de
la risa, cerca de la villa donde solo
aletean la quietud y la melancolia.
En- el poema bellisimo-de artistas
y sonadores-que forman todos los lu-
cares de la Montana, Santillana es ell
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-09-23
SALUD, ENERGIA, HERMOSURA.
Disposition para ell trabajO,
Buen HumOr.

GOnigusn 9 glObUlt0s h0meopaHc0s
"REMEDI0S ENSIGN"
APLICARLoS A NINOS ADULToS
Y a direnca pronto.
81 I'd no conoce o ha
vssino oda seguridad conn
curai que
ToDo Ell. QUE LOS PRUEBA cELEBRA USA DESPUES
MEDICINA.
Nuesa cente propaganda nemo constants
haba maravinas obtiene enermos
ni6os edd? No 10 resciuci6n
aEmcaeucc ANNIBAL HERRERA representa- e atende
Embellishments ensenara a combnar los Remedies.
$o40
GENERALES",
ESPECIALES".
NO P1ERDA TEMPO QUE HERMoso QUE
PUEDE PERSONA.
THE ENSIGN REMEDIES COMPANY.
BATTLE CREEK, MICHIGAN
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30
MUTUAL CLOSES 4
BIG TIMBER DEAL
Five Thousand Acres Near Race
Pond Secured by Local Com
pany, Which Will Turpentine
It, Cut Ties and Timber.

The Mutual Timber Company, one of
hte largest manufacturers and ship
pers Of ties, etc, in this section of the
country, is now engaged in making pre-
liminary arrangements for handling
the timber and ties on a five thousand
acre tract of which the company has
recently obtained control near Race
Pond, small place near Waycross
and every stick of timber. crosstie,
turpentine and rosin will be shipped
through the port of Brunswick, accord
ing to Major S. K. Brown, president of
the company, who returned from the
location last night
The tract carries five thousand acres
and is said to be one of the best of
the few remaining in this section Of
the state. Mr.. Brown will work the
property from every angle and if pri-
ces of naval stores and ties continue
the upward trend, the company will
find the deal one of the most lucrative
it has yet made.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30
STRIKERS HERE
AN ORDERLY SET
Not LawIess Action or Threat
Has Come From Union Men
Who Walked Out Some Four
Weeks Ago.

If all communities, large and small,
throughout the United States had with
in their gates the class of strikers
as is the case here in Brunswick, no
extra guards would have been needed
in order to preserve peace between
the union strikers and the non-union
men who have taken their places.
/ While the number who walked out
here is less than fifty, many of their
places have been filled and those who
laid down their tools have not inter-
/ ferred with thos 3 who picked them up
and proceeded to fill their places.
| Waycross has led the cities in this
immediate section on disorders. Ii
should be remembered there is some
thing like fifteen hundred former EN-
ployees of the Atlantic Coast Line who
walked cut and of this large number
there is sure to be some hot-heads.
In this connection it may be noted that
the military, which was sent from ST.
Simon two weeks ago, is still there
local otficialsi evidently being of the
opinion that if the guardsmen are TAX
en- away trouble will start. Many of
/ the men there who are taking the
places o fthe strikers are from the
rural sections and are glad to leave the
country and go where they can handle
money instead of bartering farm pro-
ducts for wares of all kinds.
The situation here shows that the
men who walked out are leaving set
Element to their officials and are not of
the opinion that force and lawlessness
will conquer law and order.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30

wick; charging that the governor utter
ly failed to use the big broom he talked
about so muhc in his campaign year
ago.
Senator Walker declared that the
governor came into office with great
boasts of what he would do with his
big broom, that he promised TO WELD
it vigorously and sweep out all the sin
ecures from the state capitol, and that
the strange thing was people believed
him and had been watching and wait
ing, but that the three newspapers of
Atlanta, which were remarkably ac-
curate, had not yet mentioned one step
he had made toward using the broom.
At the beginning of the session a
bill by Senator Lassiter and others to
rotate the judges Of the superior court
was tabled by a vote of % to Z at the
request of the authors who saw little
chance for its passage 1t that time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30
Al WOMACK OPENS NEW
NEW AUTOMOBILE SHOP

Al Womack, well known young man
and highly regarded as an automobile
mechanic, has opened a general repair
shop and second hand car sales room
at 205 Gloucester street and that he
will make a success there is certain
Scores OF rebuilt cars turned out by
Mr. Womack can be seen on the streets
daily and while there were repaired in
other shops Mr.. Womack did the work.
A well equipped establishment and
with an untiring worker there is no
doubt but that automobile owners will
soon find that Mr. Womack will give
them satisfaction as to the class of
work and prices.
xFNs,gpy hAxazsaw AgFsS.E Mxa. m,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30
YOUNG iDEALIST GIVES
TO STARVING MINERS
(By Associated Press. }

New York, July 29.-The first ap
preparation out OF eight hundred thou
sand dollars given to the new Ameri
can Fund for Public Service by Charles
Garland, the young Massachusetts
idealist who is giving away his inner
tied fortune, will go to the relief O
the starving miners in the western
Pennsylvania coal fields
An appropriation of two Thousand
dollars was authorized yesterday,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1922-07-30
.HlRDW|CK FAILED
CAMP A|GN BROOM
Senator Jones Says Governor
Has Not Used Any Sweeping
UtensiI Except When He Was
Making Race for Office.

Atlanta, Ga, July 29,-In speaking of
the tbill introduced by Senators Walk
er and Boykin to abolish the office of
special attorney for the railroad COM
mission which was later passed by a
vote of SO to /, Senator T. A. Johns, of
the twenty-seventh district, made a
scathing attack on Governor Hard
HMVREgAy AVszAE ~eazazsaE <sHk8zzsA era
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

FoRTLAND-ses Les Angeles, San
Francisco
San DiEGt,--See New York, San Fran.
eiscs. Mobile. New OrlesHs
BAN FRANCISCO-Also tee Les Ar
gclec, San Diego
fReA NEN f6AK
AEr S3I. s. K EHE ECOTT (g)
Williams 8. $. Co.
BAN FRANCISCO. Los Angeles
FROM NIW YORK
Apr. s-,yErEzGaiA (PFMy
Pac.Hs Mail SecsTnsiasp Co.
San FRANCISCO, Kobe, Shanghai.
Manila and ports beyond
fRbM NEW YORK
SAILED -- CELESTIAL tFY Dollar Line
SAN FRANCISCO, Ban pisss, Lss An
Scles Harpor (Wilninstenl, Port
land, Seattle
encm INV YORK
&pr &--STnisL AGE tF) Isth7aiaa
Apr. h--sEIMA CITY tf') ISthrniao
Apr. 2S--ANMtsToM CRY Us lstnln.an
slsAITLE-ses Los Anxeles, Ssn grax-
ciscS
TACOHiA--ses Los Angeles
VANCOUVER, 3. C.--Ses Los Angeles
IIarboy
WILMfNGTON-Ses San Francisco
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Norton, Lilly & Co.

American G Manchurian Limo
American & Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American & african L.ne
Amer, Mediter. & bevant Line
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line
Ellernsn & Buckuall SIS. Co, Ltd.
Jsthrian Steamship Limo
Norton Lire
PanaIna-Far East Line
Sec. Gen. Tpts. Maritime Napeur
IS Beaver St. Ny, Broad 1909,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Export Steamship Cerneration

Is Broad7ra.T, \. :. BoNFG CT Go4J. 7
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Cosmopohtan Shipping Co., inc.

= Broadvay, /. 7. Broad 5I5l
Chic: i12 ". Adams St. Rand 1916
y. o.: GC9 Carondelet B'g. Main Gas
phila.: Iutei'l Fr't'g Corp.
Balt.: Terminal Shipping CO.
Norfolk: Harr:ss. Magill & &C.. Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Belgian Line
sI.ek Diamond Steamship Corp.

y g. CT Ezch. Pl. Rect. 1892-2o17-1s.
psit,more: 80 South Calvert s..
Chicago: SIT Webster Bldg.
Arts. Phila., Geyelin & Co, los
xorf.. Harrisa. Magill, CIT. Bk. Bldg,
Bosto-: c. II. Sprague, al Milk St.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Mallory Steamship Companv

P!er So. \. r., n. 7. Canal 5000
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

North Atlantic & Western S. s. Co.
Elder Steel Steamship Co.
10 Moore 81, y. Y. BIG G'n 1896.
90 Broad 81, \. Y. Broad $50.
l36 So. 9Th ST., Ph,ia. Lombard 5701.
Ill Summer ST. Boston. Beach $50.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
D; Ciorgio Fruit Coiporaties
Dollar line
ElIernaa 9 Wilson Line. N. y, Inc.

E..ernau'8 WILSON Tiao.
l,l,e-nan'a Phoea:.: I.iuc.
t:Aer. Med.te-raie2n Lcv2N. Line
s Broadway. y. Y Broad o1t0.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Moore & Mccormack Co.. Inc.

Colnnerclal Steamship Lines
. B'way. NY Bowling C'n 1856.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

Managl1g agents
Amercan-l{awaiian s. S. Go.
American Ship g. Com. Nav. Corp.
SO broadway, NY Whitehall 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Coastyyi.e

BALTIMORE seon Nsw yo,y
Apr. Spa "-NEB try Clyde I..ns
CHAKLEsTON--Ses Jscktsn,iils
GALVESTON r.ea NEW yssx
gesss.oSn gga... g. s.ajSs s.,1Ss' q! g. Sat ~
GALVESTON. Key Wess
FRoh NEW VGaK
Apr. SALA.lo U'} Mallory E,no
JACkSONV1hbE, CherlestoA
fnon new YORK
A5r. s--LE&&pE tPE@j ciyds 'LG Lino o'as
KEY WEST-See Galveston
LOS ANGELES HARBoR, San yrar.
cisco, Portland. Seattle, Tacoma
Apr. '-,; ;v,,;;.;55 s HaSsscST%@S !; ] = sD,
LOS ANGELES HARBoE, San Fran.
ciscs, Seattle. Portland. Vancouver,
ADF ss-D9Essls4iP2A fass sHi2AsslpEA'nzs SEX EA'nzssoo Lines
A'T. s'-eo1YP2 BON 5asA5HYh 5xl4iaJ}s2 }ss2 Na"sso
Ayr. ,o-DoeMnA 1t9 Nswseo
Nay '--D'Ahha fhoa nhg gosTou sTo Sava'0 Linss.
Apr. B--l5ocHRA iTi Nswsco Liues
Aar. i5--coLD aAEBog rs Nawsco
LOS ANGELES, San Fr4acisco
Abr. .s-vEHnsunhsx s!s9H Asx feaN leRM,
Pacific Mail $. s. CO,
LOS ANGELES. San Francisc>. psst.
land, sssttle, Tacoma--Aise ses Nev
York, San Franchise
FnoM NEW YuRK
APE. e-YENTUcKlAN rs
Unite1 American LiitA Fxe
Apr. tc-ALASKAN (F}
United Antricaa LaAsA fnA
Apr. eC---tCXIclN tF3
United American Lines INC
NEW ORLEANS FROM NEW ycsK
Apr sMoMUs (PF) Southern puc.Eo
NEW YORK
ff,cN BAtTiAoRE
.pr. J---Pi5i II ADELpNf-t tE'1 CtySA Ydne
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Mallory Transport Lines, Inc.

II Broadway y. Big Gu $500
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Three Star Line (Affreteuss Reunis}

g Bridge St., \. =. B'g On 2l15.
Wesenberg {; Co., Phila., Agts.
Me-. Kienappel, AstsY Chicago, III.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Ward Line

IN. Y. and Cuba Mall s. S. Coz
Foot Wall ST.. y. Y. JOHN 1900.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Re,; Star Linc q. M. NJ

I broadway, Y. y.
pge. B'a G'n $500; pGr.N INTEL 20Go.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Atlantic Transport Line q. M. NJ

: Broadway, y. !. rY-,:,,,i ooto
psr. BIZ G'n $500: FSt' " h.' II @'0V'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
lthnlian Steamship Lines

lhhmian Steamship Lines
Pacific Coast Serv.. Traffic Dept.
| % Co-t.spot ST., y. Y. Rector $40
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc.
Kerr Bldg, "a Beaver St., n. Y.
Broad goo. Branch Offices: Chi
J cago. Philadelphia.
kI.ppe Lines
Combined Service OF tiia North
pad South Line, inc, and Kleppe
lnes. Ine.), fi-1o Moore ST., n. Y.
Bowling Green 613o-4.
Lampest & Holt Line
q Drosdway, N. z. Broad 1921.
t.ykad Line Il. NJ. ny
! Broadway, N. Y.
ss7. BE G'M $500; Fgs. Whit soso.
lisyd Bra3lsiro Cia de Esvesacao)
- Whitehall, St., n. Y. Big GIN S7o5.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
West Coast Line
White Star Dominion Line

/ Broadway. n. y.
Pgr. Big G'. $500; Fgt. White'l 2o6o.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
gaeon. Daniel, Agent

EIder-Dempster q Cor 10 .ooo
Beaver St., n. y. Broad ao"V'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Oriental Navigation Go.
Pacific Mail Steamship CO.

20 Hanover So, n. y.
Bowling Green 4G3Q
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
General Navigation CO.

Il broadway, y. y. B- G'n 624J.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

NRiCA-WEsT, Azorca, Madeira. Ca
n,ia9Eles. Atlantic Moroccan ports, ST.
vincent, West African ports as cargo
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
International Mercantile Marine

American Line
Wh.te Star Line
Atlantic Transport Line
Red Star Lins
Leyland Line
Lerd & Head Lines
White Star Dominion Liue
! Broadway. N. Y.
PzT, Big Gin SSoo;. Fgt, Wh.teI 2o6o.
t27 South La Sale ST., Chicago
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.

sAerr Bldg, "a Beaver St., n. Y.
Broad 600. Branch Offices: Chi.
cago. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
NorWesiau-Am Line

Norwegian-kmcr. Line Ag 'cY, luc.
Bridge ST., \. Y. E'g C'n CI70.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Red D Litle

Bliss, Da,letc s C6., Con. Mgcs.
g. VAL 81. y. \. Hanover 10o12.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
S. o. Stray Steamship Corp.

II Moore St, n. \.
Bowling Green ST90.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
ssnderson & Son

TAe Pacific StaaM A4vlga gatloN GO.
Tie Royal Mai! Steam Packet Co.
g Broadway, y. y. Broad $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Fuy.ess, Witty { Co.. LIZ

Eu-neg5 L:Eee.
luracsa Bermuda Line.
- u hi.cAaN Sd, =. !. B'g Oh .5VV.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
American Ship & Com. Nav. Corp

I-nited American lines, Man AgS,
- B-oadwsv, \. =. Whitehall loN'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
frsn>.h Line

Compaeaie Gcnrca.e Iraas!.~.itiqae.
70 state S.. y. =. B'C Gin 200.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
International Freisnting Cooperation
!. F. G. Lines (U. S. S. b.

\. l., 44 whitehall st. D'g G'n 1890
Ph.la., Lafayette Bldg. Lombard $3.50
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Ball & Co., A. H., Agents

20 Veat s., :. I. BovI. G'1l 29VV'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
American Hawaiian S. S. Co.

I'ritel Ame-icAn Lt1es, Man Agcs
10 Broadway, \. Y. Whitehall 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Caribbean Line
CIyse Steamship Company

N;ar rs r. T.. q. y. CanaI uUUU
P..r A. :. h, <. Y. <For'n Service
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Scandinavian American Line
Southern Pacific Company

27 Whitehall 81, Y. Y. B'n Gu .248.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
American Line (1. M. N.Y.

Per. Be On $500: Fgt. Whitll 2oso.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Quei5ec S. $. Co.

Sea ! uInoss, Witty ( &
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Lloyd Royal Beige, St. Anonym.
Lloyd Sabaudo

!" e''f' 9Nr y. y bowling GIN $3.50
Lloyd Sabaudo
See Furncss, Witty & Co, IT. Aets,
Lord & Head Lines e. M. Nd
] Broadway, n. y.
Pgr. Big G'n $500; Fgt. White1 COG.
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier So. n. r., n. Y. Canal 5000,
Mallory Transport Lines, Inc.
II Broadway, Ny. Big Gu $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Page & Jones

Mobile. AIa.
W =. Hedge r-Jerhs Co., Inc, Agts.
9J Beaver s., X. Y. Broad 3095.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Grace Line, lnc.

10 Hanover Sc, =. !, Be Gn I
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Munson Steamship Lines
Nawsco Lines

% Wall ST., \. Y. B'g G'n $500.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Harber S. S. Lines, inc.

y Battery P!., " !. Nhiten@.4 looo.
Belgian Line .
So Lloyd Roysl Beige. 81. Anony7nc.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
HARRIS. MaeiiI & Co.. Inc.
Houston ( Co., Il. P.

70 Beaver St., y. y. Eycad 1879.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Addresses and Telephone Numbers
Admiral Line

E2cfGC SIea.lishAD y W.
- State ST., y. y. Bowling On 6625,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Eosers & Webb tU. S. S. e.

10 Stats s., N0at, Mass. Nh, 4497.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

See Furncss, Withy & Co., TT. ACTS.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
N. Y. E. Porto Rice S. S. Co.

70 b'way, A. I. Bow!g On S600.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Atlantic Fruit Co.

- Battery P!, H. !. " A-Se''s4' '00'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Lord & Head Lines IL Nj. M

J broadWay, \. J.
Pgr. Big en- $500; Fgt. White1 ooe.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Prince Line

See Turaess. Witty ( Go.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Trinidad Line
United American Lines, Inc.

See Eurness, Witty e q
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

Passenger Z Freight U1flces:
46 Broadway, \. Z. Whitehall Sl0U.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
United Fruit Company
United States Lines, The

II Battery r.. Whitehall 17o0'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Cunard.Anehsr i.ines

. Broadwsy, =. y. BY q 5309.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04
Panama Liac

y State u, =, =. Q & On 5oSQ
New-York tribune., 1922-04-04

?aclflc Coast Serv., Iraf.c Dept.
Ss Co-t,snot ST., n. Y. Rector $40