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The New York herald., 1922-08-21
POSING IN BATHING SUIT,
GIRL SLIPS AND browns
Three Men Lost in Bay and
RiUer.

Elizabeth Mautner, 16, 1917 Franklin
avenue, The Bronx, was drowned yes
terday in Railway River Railway, n. j.,
when sne lost her footing when posing
for snapshot in her bathing suit.
Three men were drowned, a woman was
rescued and the body OF n young man
drowned Tuesday was found yesterday.
James Stevens OF Barnett street, Rah-
way. returning from grabbing heard
shouts. saw the girl and swan out to
her. He grasped her several times, but
each time he was forced to break her
frenzied hold and he barely reached
shore without losing his own life.
Miss Mautner's father. Joseph Maui
ner. a postal clerk, was about TO take
her picture when, it is believed. she was
swept off her feet by the current. The
family was visiting friends in Railway.
The body was recovered
Walter Zembrowski, 80. OF 153 Ave-
nue. e. Bayonne. n. j.. drowned when
the rowboat In which he and two other
men were grabbing in Newark Bay over
turned. His companions swan ashore
Zemhrowski leaves a wife and five
children.
Arthur Crawford. "a, $50 Fifth ave-
nue.. Jersey City, a negro. grabbing with
his brother. Alexaud from a trestle of
tthe Lehigh Valley Railroad. fell into
Newark Bay and was drowned. His
brother tried unsuccessfully TO rescue
him. Neither his nor Zembrowskis
body has been recovered
James Sullivan. 40. an employee of
the J. T. Kane Cement Company. Ninety
sixth street end North River. fell from
a plank near the concerns property and
was drowned When fellow workers
who had seen him fall reached the spot
Sullivan had disappeared. The marine
police recovered the body.
Two employees of the Standard OIL
Company-Joseph Stanley. barge mate.
and George Kaiser. . watchman. of 234S
First avenue7-rescued Mrs. Jennie Ken
nedv, "a. of 1905 Second avenue. who
leaped off a pier at East 120th street
after querreling with her husband.
The body of Samuel solomon. %. OF
800 Miller avenue, Brooklyn. who dis
appeared fnto the ocean at West Thirty
sixth street. Coney Island, was washed
ashore at Sea Gate.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21

Special Dispatch to THE NEW York HERALD.
JoHNsTowN, Pa, Aug. 20.--So far as
could be learned this evening no Johns
town hotel proprietors or brewers have
openly accepted the immunity oHer
made by Mayor Joseph Cauffiel that
they will not be prosecuted in the event
they make and sell good beer and that
the manufacture of near beer be
abandoned.
They have been told by their attor-
neys that Mayor Caufflel's jurisdiction
SSt..ds only as Ear es deals with the
enforcement of the city's ordinances, and
that while he has made them safe from
prosecution under city statutes. they
do not feel that he has the authority
10 grant permission to sell beer. and
that Federal officers surely will bring
prosecutions in the event they find any
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
MURDER FUGITIVE, BACK
AFTER z YEARS, SEIZED
Man Fled Following Fatal
Fight Over Girl.

Thomas Gigioe, 90. took ride on
Brooklyn trolley car yesterday just to
see how things looked after being away
more than two years. but he had not
gone far when Detective Charles Prit-
ting OF the Bergen street station arrested
hnn on a charge of murder. Gigioe
formerly lived at 713 Henry street.
Brooklyn. on April 30, 1920. 1t Is all
legged he stabbed to death Samuel Mi
lano. 80. of 627 Union street, In a fight
over a girl at 62S President street.
Just before he died Milano blamed
Q.gloe. Yesterday Gigioc told the police
10 sailed tho day after the murder and
remained n year In Italy. Then, think
ing the crime forgotten. he decided to re-
turn, arriving here Saturday.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
CONVICTS TO HAVE
TRAINING IN TRADES.
State Reclamation Program
Will Provide Occupation
for Every Prisoner.
FIRST SURVEY FINISHED
System Will Bring Consider
able Income Through Sale
of Products.

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau
Albany. Aug. go.
Under a reclamation program now
being worked out by Gov. Miller and
the State Prison Department it is
planned to provide occupation for every
convict in the States prisons. which will
not only make him a useful citizen on
his release. but will bring a consider
able income to the State through the
sale of the products manufactured.
Gov Miller said the first survey has
just been completed and that it shows
that uniform standards for the conduct
and operation OF the shops are essen
tial. This will be worked out at con-
ference in Albany this week. which will
be attended by James l.. Long. Deputy
State Superintendent of Prisons: Frank
L. Glynn. Superintendent of Industries,
and several deputy superintendents of
industries.
From a manufacturing viewpoint"
said the Governor, "the conduct OF the
prison shops offers opportunity for large
development. 1t is also apparent that
prison administration must be consid-
cred as basic element.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
Lower Prices on
all Garden Furniture
Stone and Marble


S100-for 1926 Large wall fountain.
s40-for S95 Large bench with back.
S25-for SOS Tall Bronze-green statue.
S750-for $14.50 Large, plain, square
flower pot.
$75-for s154 Extra-large granite table.
S35-for sos White square table.
$35-for $50 Round polished top table.
S15-for $40 Large square flower pots.
$33-for $45 Large benches, white and
gray.
S25-for $40 Small lions.
$25-for $50 Crushed marble dogs.
$5O-for $100 Carrara marble flower box
on pedestal.
S35--for $40 Carrara marble flower pot
on pedestal.
s2o-for S26 Concrete benches, white or
gray
S23-for S35 Large white benches.
S3O--for $50 Gazing globes, crushed mar
BILE PEDESTAL
$20-for $50 Crushed marble flower pots,
square.
S50-for $40 Large gazing globe, white
pedestal.
S12-for Sic Large gray flower pots.
S25-for $57 White square concrete wall
fountain.
S20-for s38 Crushed marble fruit basket.
S23-for $40 Straight granite or white
bench.
s4O-for $50 Wide gray or white bench.
S25-for S35 Wide, square gray benches.
S30-for $42 Extralarge crushed marble
benches.
S150-for 5000 Extra large gray fountain.
Second Gallery, New Building
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
JOHNSTOWN'S BEER OASIS
A PENNSYL VANIA MIRAGE
Flood of Amber Fails to Flow and the Mayors Proca-
nation Becomes Merely Trick to Draw on the
Dry Sleuths and Stop Moonshine Sales.

violations OF the Volstead law, even
though it has TO do only with the
handling Of beer.
They are convinced that State Pro-
hibition Director Davis, who yesterday
caused the transfer OF Agent G. T.
Sprague of Philadelphia to this city. in
tends TO throw an extra force of men
into Johnstown within the next few
days TO arrest all violators of the ma
tional prohibition laws, and they are
convinced that Mayor Caufiiel was seek
ing such a move when he told the
brewers and hotel men that they might
make and sell all the good beer they
desired so long as they helped him in
the enforcement of prohibition by not
selling any moonshine whisky. which
has appeared in large quantities here
within the last few weeks.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
DIAMONDS AND MONEY
LOST IN CLUB FIRE
Casino at Alexandria Bay Is
Burned to Ground.

Special Dispatch TO THE NEw YoRK HEvALp.
ALEXANDRIA BAY, ". Y. Aug. 20--At
four o'clock this morning the Casino
Club. located on an island at Alexandria
Bay. caught fire and was burned 20 tho
ground. The origin of the fire is be
lieved to have been from a cigarette
dropped in the sawoust In the bowling
alleys.
The building and island are owned by
William II. Warbu-ton of New York,
and the loss is $4,000. The club was
managed by George Mcdonald. OF Me-
York. who barely es-aped from the 3urn
ing building. There were about eight
thousand dollars an money and personal
effects belonging 70 Mr.. Mcdonald, and
$1,000 In diamonds which were lost in
the fire.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
SPEECH OF CURED MUTE
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE
Forming of Words Becomes
Easier to Lena Stein, IS.

The seemingly miraculous restoration
OF speech and hearing to Lena Stein
deaf mute. aged So. Is progressing ia
vorably and It was said last night In the
Home for Infirm Hebrews. West 105th
street. where she is. that her ability to
form words and sentences Is becoming
noticeably easier each day.
Doctors say that her cure will in all
probability be permanent. The recovery
OF her hearing and the use OF her vocal
cords followed an attack of pneumonia,
aggravated by influenza. Doctors have
been unable to solve the mystery of her
cure.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
HUNDRED GALLON STILL
TAKEN IN ATLANTIC CITY
Thirsty Ones See I 400 Gal
Ions Poured Into Gutter.

ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 20.-Hundreds
OF the thirsty to-day watched county
detectives pour 1.400 gallons of confis
Gated whisky into the cutters.
Detectives In a raid at 1904 Mediter-
ranean avenue to-day seized a hundred
gallon still. An attachment was found
supposed automatically to age" the
whisky six years In twenty-four hours.
Charles Phillips. 32 years old, negro.
arrested as one of the alleged proprie-
was held In $1,000 bail.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
MURDER PRISONER ENDS LIFE.

Pasqualc Tennerielio, As, Of 316s Je-
rome avenue. The Bronx. held In the
Bronx county jail for trial for the muir
der OF Pasquale Decellia in a card game
In The Bronx juno 10 last, hanged him
sels .n his cell yesterday. using his belt.
After the suicide the jail authorities
took precaution to prevent other prison
crs from suicide.
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
Let us develop your
Kodak Films

n y :f
Twenty-four hour service in
Developing Printing
Enlargements made and handsomely
mounted. The finest and most complete line
Of cameras and kodaks, domestic and i'm
ported.
Film rolls and packs and all the acces-
sories for the amateur photographer-an
Tor the professional, too.
Street Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
Old-fashioned
candlewick bedspreads

are dear to many a heart because
of their quaint charm and their prac-
ticality.
\: X !.
Hand-tufted in unusual patterns.
Single bed size, $3.50.
Double bed size, $40.
First Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
"This Freedom"

A New Novel by that well-beloved English
writer,
A. s. M. Hutchinson, author Of "If Winter
Comes" the most successful novel published
in 1921, is announced to appear on Septem-
Der first.
The Book Store
will gladly take your advance orders by mail
or telephone and deliver the book on pub
hcation date. Street Floor, Old Building
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
Comparative Information.

Uniform cost accounting records OF
production are TO be installed in each
prison so that comparative information
can be obtained showing the results at
tained by each institution This is nee
essary in order to discover the poten-
tial wage valu OF the labor involved
and the compe ency of those employed
in the shops
"The attainment OF the men will reg
ulate their classification in production,
on which the wage rate will later be
based. and their adaptabiity TO the va
rious divisions Of labor. which are being
standardized, will allow definite up
grading system Of placement in order
OF ability and accomplishment
Further method of assignment for
the men will be established TO give them
the kind Of work for which they ara
best fitted physically as well as BY
their special training and experience.
Consistent with this, the foremen
and their assistants are required to be
experts in their various lines so as not
only properly to control the manufac-
turing operations involved in the prod
uct and care for the equipment. but also
properly to instruct and encourage the
men.
Close coordination OF the market is
being planned through the Bureau ot
Standards and ii Is hoped that the
municipal authorities will lend their aid
in the program by purchasing as much
as possible through the State Prison
Department at Albany
I'VE not only want TO make good
desks, chairs, clothing, shoes and Other
articles. but we must all join in tn.
common state problem Of making men
so that they may go into communities
productive seIf-supporting and useftl'
thoroughly equipped to fit into employ
ment opportunities.
New Shop Building.
"A new shop building will soon be
under construction at Dannemora. I.
will be built OF concrete and steel ana
will compare favorably with any usual
factory building. with plenty OF light
good ventilation and proper sanitary
conditions
'As the State profits by the produc-
tion Of the men in confinement. and az
the men profit through this opportunity
which will be available at no far dis
tant time. so must the conditions meet
the production needs and conform as
nearly as possible to the standards OF
similar manufacturing outside"
When asked as to the development
of new lines of manufacturing in the
prisons. the Governor explained: 1--WE
have several lines of development under
consideration We first plan to do weu
what we are at present doing, giving
special attention to the man and the
product. Later other activities will be
added as soon as the potential market
for the product is fully analyzed SO as
to be sure we are on sound business
hasig"
The New York herald., 1922-08-21
Great Clearing
Today, of
Cotton Dress Remnants
Csc and SOC yard

In lengths of 1la to yards
Just enough in each piece for a
frock, or blouse, a house apron or
a piece of lingerie. And, of course,
all manner of clothes for children.
French eponge English prints
Plain voiles Organdies
Printed voiles Ratne
Sateens Poplins
Imported Scotch ginghams
St. Gall dotted swisses
Silk and cotton crepes
Silk and cotton mulls
Imported Linens
In most varied selection of col
ors, with plenty of white-for that
is most in demand
First Floor, Old Building
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HELp-sALESMEN

statesmen FOR FREIGHT BILL Alto.
) iting system (established 80 years..
All manufacturers and wholesalers
reed. 1t. Pocket outfit. High class
sideline. Experience UNNECESSARY.
Commissions S15 and upwards each
sale. National Freight Bureau. 25
Brbadway. New York City.
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asa Means Finding Tenants, BnaB and Hdp-Hend Want M Have No equal. ADVERTISED The Herald
I..u-1*..r North DakoasG Greatest CbmedS @mn *. ... .#.
HELP-FEMAuh

LADY COOK wANTED-CoLUMBIA
Hotel.
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AGENTs-MAKE>$1 SIS TO $25 DAILY
selling newly patented combination
Naporizer and cold weather starter FOR
Fords: .retails $3.50. Cyclone Vapofizer
Co., Newton, Iowa:
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CHEF wANTED-coLUMB1AI HOTEL.
MAID SWANTEp-f. ". G. 4.
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FARMS FpR SALE writ Potato
crop. s160 acres extra we'll it1prov-
ed; 1870 acres potatoes; 800 acres extra
~ well improved 4S0 acres extra well
I'D In the Hoople potato belt, Will
fsell With or, without qrop. A snap.
Two $50 acre farms in She Red River
Valley, Manitoba, all summer plowed
ready for crop next year. Will accept
some trade. Write o. w. Davis. Crys-
tai. N.'Dak IN
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Advertise in The Herald,
ROOMS O RErT.

3 VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS FOR
rent, heat. Either offices or residence.
Call a.. A. Purchase, Mgr, Northwest
ern Bell Telephone Co.
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2. MODERN HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
Elderly couple or young couple with
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~ BATTERY
compound startles the world. Better
thar sulphuric acid. Charges dis
Z charged batteries instantly. Gallon
free to>agents. Z Lightning Co., st.
Y Paul, MINI. ~
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FURNISHED F;OON-VERY DEsIR-
able. Close in. Man preferred. Phone
+ 1877.
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HOUSES FUR RENT

FOUR ROOM MODERN FURNISHED
: house IN South end. Lease Until spring
Home Land Co.
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MAKE $500 QUICK THIS. SUMMER
something new. Miniature Rotating
on sight. Aero ran CO. sol No. La
Sale. Chicago.
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ALL MODERN FURNISHED ROUSE
dSr rent. Call 400 No. 4th or phone
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ALL MODERN 6 ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent on 4th Ave. Apply 721 Second
Ave. - ~
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FURNISHED f2ooM-1N MoDERr
bungalow. Close in. Lady only. Cal
1881. ST. Third Ave.
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INCREASE YOUR PROFITS SELLING
Soap. Perfumes. Extracts. etc. as side
line. Eacassisn Co.. Dept. 642. st.
Louis. Nc. E
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BEST wIspbNsfE TANb ADJOINING
Belt market Id AMeefica; 1900 acre
aiiSss .Afs4d 81. bept .fs s.. s SUP
Wiseonsir. 9Th
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MAN WITH
trucks for Pill stations. Must furnish
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HELlP-MALE.

WANTED-MpN OVER II, $1s5-s1s5
Hallway Mali Clerks. List free.
Frahklin Institute, Dept. BOX, Ro-
chester; N. r..
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FEMALE COOK WANTED, ExPEhf-
enced, for small hotel. Write ia
Labree Ave-. So., Thief River Falls,
MIN. 800 S.
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EXPERIENCED FIRST CLASS AUTO
thobils mechanic wants work. Write
221 Herald.
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MEN AND, WoMEN-tlo To $50 pER
day distributing literature 81 wonder
full new discovery. Full of part time.
No experience or Investment. we
furnish everything. Write quick for
free particulars. Box 1922 New Eav-
! en-, Conn.,. 4aspt=
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANb oVkRALi
Az ssy,ss, a as., Ssi assS ;s!iss q. " |
Ironall Fact6riss Ei6J Cincinnati
Ohio.
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oRGANIkERs AND sALEeMEN-
kreatest bfop6sitlpk. out, $50 week And
sxpsnsss siAtAt,ssed inl Aaxaagse
CleyeiSiia H6Sigfy a., zaKesvilisr~O.
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q FURNISHED AND2 UNFURN1SHEI
rooms. Herald Bldg. Phone 2S3.
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ALL MODERN HOUSE Fok RENT.
Inquire f.. J. Purcell. Phone 353W.
Z ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. MOD
err. bYt heat. Horne Land Co; -.
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w. III. KELSEY

FOR. SALE by oWNBR-A FIVE
room house. practically new. all mod
crn but heat: close in, best location.
very reasonable price; part terms can
be arranged. Address 229 Herald.
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EfaA7B EoN H1EN1.
N4EHGNtFffn AfANFklafT IN II}h.
I slp q Apply H dot1iah, Phois
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to make the Young Women's ChrIStian
ASSN. their h~eadQuary,rs while IA tho
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HeraA want Ads Bfihs Resutts.
Herald want Aus Bfine Results.
Herald Want Ads Brink Results.
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Money TO 1oAg on ,improved i0pds In
Nun. = n. plk.aSuIivan Bros. EGG. r,
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AEJ4P--iGENTS

AGENTS. = WRITE MAC-o-cHEE
Mills CO.. Dept. 1887. Cincinnati, Ohio.
for latest proposition. Underwear and
hosiery silk and mercerized., YOU re-
.quire no capital or experience. The
cUfipanE delivers and collects. Your
pay daily. Samples furnished terms
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LADY WANTED, SMALL HoTEL..Ac-
I hbiifnotattdfis good; steady employ.
ment. State salary. Write 214 HStAad.
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housew9rk and help with laundry.
sWagek 1SDSper month. County Fxffn,
ArvillalNN. d., EI.SM.
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FOR NENTAFOUR R6oM Flat tn
sinyBtrkhGh Block. coiton-wilder Groc
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! issisis Wsht AZ 5sss Rsssiss.
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ICE BON PORCH SWING, cor AND
mattress, child's scooter. copper chat
ing dish. stove zinc, cheap. .109 Chest
NUT tE L.t I g . vs. ~
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LOTS FOR AZ Z

LOST-BLUE AND GREEN WOOL
bathing suit on. Friday. Phone 2876W.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-11
Cleared

Fort st George Br). Mckenzie: Hamil-
tom Furness witty g. Co.
President Polk Mclean; Queenstown
and Plymouth; U S Lines.
and Montevideo; o Stray S S Co
John Worthingto ton. Hewitt; Tampico:
Robert l. Hague.
La Lorraine (Fr), lie Pretre; Havre !;
French Line.
Chinese Prince (Br), Roberts; Cape Town
and Algoa Bay: Furness, Witty & Co.
Frederic Kellog, Salvesen; Tampico
to Perth Amboy; Huasteca Petroleum Co.
Comanche, Staples: Charleston and Jack
sonville; Clyde S s Co.
Norwalk, Crowell; Boston; Eastern S S
Co.
Sch C Adams (3r). Corkum; Perth
Amboy: r whitney e. Co.
Pacific Maru Oap), Kashuva; Galveston;
Harriss, Ma gill & Co.
San .facinto, Avery: Galveston via Key
West; Mallory s Co.
Bjornefjord tNor), Dahl: Moss and Chris
dania; Benham & Boyesen.
Idaho tBrl, Bull; Hull and Antwerp; !;
Ellerman's Wilson Line.
Metapan Barratt: Kingston and Girls
tobal: United Fruit Co.
Matoppo (Br), Paynter: Auckland and
wellington via Panama Canal Norton,
El Alba. Burnes: Galveston; Southern
Pacific Co.
city of Lucknow (Br9. Bremner; Alex
andria and Port Said Norton. Lilly & Co
TOGO (Br), Walker; Tampico; Chile S
Co
Craster Hall, Forbes; Buenaventura and
Talara; Isthnian S S Lines.
Ell Iseo Neville; New Orleans; Southern
Pacific Co. .-,l
Agwiworld. Alexander; Port Lobos; Y
& Cuba Mail S Co.