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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20

al convention I'm
New Orleans, Oc-
tober 1920. will
be wearers OF the
c ongres $ iOnal
medal OF honor,
the highest award
for bravery made
by the United
States. Lieut.. sgd
ney G.. GuInpertz
Of New York was
the first medal OF
honor man 20 ac-
cept the conven-
H. H..-fa
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
Certainly Not!

BrOwn-"They say Jones owes
everything to his Wife" Smith-"Not
everything! lie owes me a tenner."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
DESIGNS THE LEGION POSTER
Drawing by Clarence Feeder, News
paper Artist, AdVertises the Big
Meet at New Orleans.

Nineteen New orleans artists COM
peted In n contest for a poster 10 adj
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
WILL DANCE FOR DOUGHBOYS
Miss Emily v. schupp, Duluth, VOL
unteers Services at New
Orleans Convention.

Miss Emily V. Schupp Of Duluth,
Mimi. has volunteered to dance for
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
Amn1er1can
d. Legion
Copy for This Department Supplied By
the American Legion News Servicel
WAR RECORDS OF GRANDDADS
Mrs. Edward w. Burt Of North Caro-
lima Working on Hereditary
Society Plan.

"Granddad. what did you do during
the war;" will be the special query Of
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
MEDAL OF HONOR MEN GUESTS
Wearers Of Congressional Decorations
Will Be Prominent at Legion
National Convention.

Prominent among the distinguished
guests az the American Legion nation
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
THE VETERAN OF SEVEN WARS
Robert Bruce MaeGregor Of Seattle,
One Of Eleven Survivors Of
His Old Regiment

A veteran Of seven wars at forty
eight years of age, Robert Bruce Mac
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20

The prick of certain fresh water
catfish stings like that Of n wasp.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1922-09-20
Advent Of the BrOOkes.

led 90 his great work there and the
establishment Of the white rajahs.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
SALE
URGED IN PLAN
FORREbU|LD|NG
Rapley Heirs Petition Court for
Power to Dispose of the
National.

Permission for the sale OF the Ma
tional Theater building. to permit of
its being rebuilt. is sought in a pc
tition filed yesterday in the District
Supreme Court by william II. Rap.
ley and other heirs OF ftthe late viii.
lam w. Rapley, owner OF the play
house.
Under the terms of the will, the
trustees have no power to encum-
ber the property, and the funds need
ed for its reconstruction cannot be
raised until ii changes han Is. II
the petition fails the theater will not
be permitted to reopen. by order of
the District Commissioners.
The granting of the petition will
result in the sale of the property to
the Rapley Theater Company. OF
Delaware, with capitalization Of
$500, 900. The court was told thst
the corporation will purchase the
property for $499, 900 in capital stock,
and will improve the building to the
extent OF s450,0O0.
Following the Knickerbockcr Thea
ter collapse the National Theater
was ordered closed and ordered re.
built to conform with the fire rcgu'
lations before it could be opened for
the coming season. 1t is nov open
on temporary permit. following pre-
liminary alterations.
1t is stated that the the1te: has
been used as a playhouse for fifty
seven years, and that nearly half Of
its value consists OF the good will
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Jurors Avert Eyes as
Dainty Ankle Is
Barred.

PHILADELPHIA, May TO-
Eleven good men and true
blushed as they delegated the
only feminine member of the
jury to 'appraise the injuries
inflicted by a fox terrier on
the ankles of a woman plaintiff.
Unabashed, the woman juror,
Miss Jane Brown, a stenogra-
pher, walked to the witness
stand, where the plaintiff sat.
Judge Audenried, who presided,
and counsel and jurymen found
something Of compelling inter
est in the little patch of blue
sky that could be seen from
the courtroom window:
Miss Brown approached the
plaintiff and stood directly be-
fore her. There was a move
ment suggesting the rolling
down of hosiery.
"Ah, yes," said Miss Brown:
She paused before the plalntiff
a while Longer then returned to
her seat. The trial was resumed
as eyes wandered back to the
courtroom and the principals.
The suit, brought by Mrs.
Bertha f. Scheible against Mrs:
Emma c. Bergdoll, owner of
the dog, was decided in favor
of the plaintiff. 1t is said set
Element will be made for $3.50.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
MOTHERS DAY
To BE OBSERVED
j. At CHESAPEAKE
Elks Shad-Bake at Beach Next
Sunday to Have Double
Significance.

Mothers Day will be observed by
the 800 Elks and their friends who
attend the annual shad bake of
the organization next Sunday at
Chesapeake Beach. Carnations,
symbolic OF the day, will be dis
tributed free to all OF the excursion
lsts at the District Line as they
board trains for the beach
Trains will leave the District
Line at IL a. m. and i p. m. Re
turning trains will leave the beach
around p. m. Free dancing all
afternoon long will be a big fea.
ture. An elaborate program OF ath.
letic events also has been arranged.
The Elks Band of seventy pieces,
under direction of Arthur Whit
comb. will furnish music. A big
dinner will be served at the Casino
following the arrival Of trains at
the beach.
The Elks have extended a sweep.
ing invitation to the public to join
them in the outing. Children will
De able to go at half price.
James T. Ryan is chairman of
the general committee in charge,
Gus w. Brahler is vice chairman.
and P. ]. Callan is secretary and
treasurer.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
EX-MARYtAND
OFFICIAL FINED
IN DEATH CASE
Robert Potwyn Pays $500 for
Killing Child in Auto
Accident.

! ROCKVILLE. Md, Nav lO.-Rob-
ert Potwyn. formerly Of his vicinity
and for a number Of years in the
employ OF the Maryland State Roads
! Commission as an engineer. pleaded
guilty before Judge Forsyth in the
! circuit court At Ellicott City on Mon.
! day to an indictment charging man.
slaughter and was fined $500 and
costs.
1t was charged that on June 10
last, Potwyn. while under the in
fluence of liquor, ran his automobile
into one containing Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Gallaghan and their baby,
causing the death OF the-baby and
the painful injury of Mrs. Gallag.
han. The accident occurred about
nine miles from Ellicott City.
Son after the accident, Pctwyn
was fined 5000 and costs for Uperat-
ing car while under the influence
OF liquor, and later was tried on The
indictment charging manslaughter.
DR.. George L. Edmonds. OF Rock.
vile, and Thomas G. Darby, OF
Jacksonville, recently appointed by
Governor Ritchie to succeed DR..
Warren Price. OF Kensington and
Zadoc NJ. Cooke, OF GaithersburS,
as members OF the county board Of
education. subscribed TO the oatn
OF office before the clerk OF the cir
cult court here yesterday. Later in
the day, the board reorEanized by
re-eleCting DR.. James f. Deets, pres.
ident and Joseph +. Janney, vice
president. The other members OF
the board are Mrs. A. Dawson Trun.
die and Ledoux II. Riggs.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
GIRL DIES
WHEN STRUCK BY AUTO

HAGERSTOWN. May 1O.-Hazel
Krepp. three-year.old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krepp, this city,
was killed by an automobile yester.
day. Her skull was fractured and
she died within a few hours at a
local hospital.
The automobile was driven by Rey-
nolds French and struck the child
when she started from the sidewalk
into the street. The child's mother
is in a serious condition as the result
of the shock.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
SHAKESPEARE'S CHAIR
AUCTIONED FOR So. .24O

LONDON. May 10.-The feature Of
today's sale vf the famous Burdette.
Coutts art treasures was the spirited
bidding for the so-called Shakes.
peare chair" designed by Hogarth
for David Garrick.
According to tradition, Hogarth
carved the chair out OF a piece of
Shakespeare mulberry tree. The
chair, which has a medallion portrait
OF Shakespeare in the center of the
hack. brought f2,l00.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
E[ECTR|CL|GHT
RATE IS FIXED
IN ALEXANDRIA
City Council Grants Petition for
Extension Until Next
January.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 10-The
city council last evening passed an
ordinance allowing the Alexandria
County Lighting Company to con.
tinue their present rates until Janu-
ary !, 1928. The company had asked
for the privilege OF continuing the
rates indefinitely subject TO cancel
lation by either the city or tho cleo
trio company. This was agreed to
by the light committee, but the coun
Gil by a vote OF 13 to l decided TO
continue the rates only until Janu.
ary l.
The bill OF Nj. Noel Garner for
$397.96 for legal services rendered
the city was referred to the finance
committee.
Alva Aerie, Fraternal Order Of
Eagles. is making extensive plans
for the entertainment of the visi-
tors OF that order who will come
10 Alexa ndria on June IS and IA
10 attend the State convention of
the Order OF Eagles.
Antonia De Belosio was yesterday y
fined $50 and costs in the corpora.
tion court on the charge of Violat-
ing the prohibition law. De Beiosio
entered a plea OF guilty.
The Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium
classes. which were discontinued
during the recent drive. have been
resumed at the Westminster build.
ing.
The board of directors OF the
Chamber OF Commerce have in.
dorsed James c. Dodd, president Of
the Jacob Dodd Packing Company
and president OF the Capitol Refin.
ing Company. OF Relee. Arlington
county, as a candidate for a mem
ber of the board OF directors OF the
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States.
J. T. Preston. secretary OF the
Chamber OF Commerce. Is in Rich
mond attending a meeting OF the
trafftf experts.
A musical tea will be given at sos
Prince street on Thursday, May IS,
for the benefit OF the Alexa ndria
High School Athletic Club.
A big meeting was held at the
Salvation Army headquarters last
evening. Brigadier and Mrs. Bale.
divisional commanders, were the
speakers.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

which would be lost II performances
were discontinued there. and would
be seriously impaired II even one
season were passed without per
formances. Only about $4,000 is real
lied from other parts OF the euiid'
ing. besides the income from me
theater. II improvements are made
the court is informed office rents
aggregating $4,000 may he expect,
ed, Attorneys Minor. Gatley q
Rowland represent the petitioners
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

Interesting, helpful, valuable, is
Wore Miles Per Car" by Ray Nc.
Namara. Will appear In The Times
Auto Section every Sunday, starting
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Wind0lU Shades, SOC

3x6 II. heavy oil Opaque Cloth
Window Shades, termed seconds
on account Of an irregular or
uneven edge; choice of ecru,
white and greens; strong spring
-ollers: complete with all fix
lures, and crochet ring to match.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Mems $3.50 Union
.Suifs- 95c

"Faultless" make Madras Ath-
letic Union Suits, blouse.back
style, insuring comfort to wear
er: made with closed crotch;
perfect quality; sizes "a to AZ.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
ADVERTISEMENT.
If You Are
R UPT U RED

and want quick relief from the daily
torment and distress the best thing TO
do IL to get a bottle OF Moone's Emerald
oil from your druggist and apply a few
drops nightly.
Relief comes the next day and In a few
days the soreness 10 gone and the swell
very powerful concentrated antiseptic
and many who use II assert that II
strengthens the lower abdominal mus
cles so that the rupture II held moro
securely.
Please understand that II will not cure
rupture but will give blessed relief, which
II worth much to those who suffer
has proven 20 successful In reducing
varicose veins and swollen glands The
price IL t.iS at Peoples Drug Stores or
you can get y hy msH ehsrrss prepaid.
ter n Y.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
$500 Crer Rugs,
S7.85

Reversible Crex Rugs. medal.
lion or oriental design on one
side and Grecian key border on
reverse side; all perfect quality
and large room size. Sxl0 feet;
each has the Crex trade mark
ticket attached.
Fourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

27-inch Dress Ginghams. in
good assortment OF stripes,
checks and plain colors; soft.
finish grade, for children's romp-
ers. dresses and women's wear.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
Mems "Tuf-TOe"
Half Hose, 29c

Mems "Tuff.Toe" Half Hose.
OF fine. close-knit mercerized
cotton. in black. navy, cordovan
and gray; heel. toe and sole tri.
pie reinforced for extra service:
perfect quality: sizes ga to 11h.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
SI.OO Tan POngee, 79c

35-inch Tan Rough Pongee,
silk -and.cotton fabric; has the
appearance of silk. pongee; the
stylish weave grade for Vomen's
wear.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
59c EpOnge Rdtine, 49c

36-inch Eponge Ratine. very
stylish wash fabric, for suits and
dresses; all wanted colors.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10
69c Tlceed Suiting, soc

36-inch Tweed Suiting. In neat
mixtures. for suits, skirts. etc.
First Floor.
The Washington times., 1922-05-10

With Every Purchase Of 500 or
More a 26.piece Set of VIM. A.
Rogers Guaranteed Silverware or
q Apiece Set Of Beautifully Dec
Grated Dinnerware.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. April Three Amer
1can Hawaiian strs under 10000 tons dead
weisht American, Nevadan. Nebraskan to
probably offered for sale. Last sailing
OF smaller steamers to be American from
Now York June 8.
g.. SAN PEDRO; April In tow of tug
drydock arrived here today from san
Francisco for, use at new southwestern
plant Of Bethlehem shipbuildIng Corpora
ton Sea Monarch sailed later to-day for
San Francisoo towing West Montop Ship
ping Board freighter, to be laid up in San
Francisco Bay.
SEATTLE. April 7--Captain Of Keystone
State, hence 14th for Orient. reported sea
man killed In heavy sea-
TACOMA. April Bids to be called
27th for construction new transit shed,
l.o+oxlso feet. on Pier 2 of Port Com
mission.
PORTLAND, Ore, April 7--Long shore
mems union rejected proposed wage scale
OF waterfront employers union 4th.
In tho marine news published Thursda y
morning 1t was stated that the s Colom-
DO was returning disabled. The Italia
American Shipping Corporation announces
| that the Colombo referred to In this
report Is not the Colombo operated by thei.
company.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Radio COrpn. of Amer;c,

9. lrostions al noon unless otherwls.
Acrcpo,s p 'sta1Se $50 S1hea.. siHen in mtles]
Alladin 571 e Ambrose Apr,i 4
Ans Arsu sohe i45 s Scotland April 7.
eanosns eea1ns's5 Lat a. - s2y 50 lon es a. April
9 City ~ Har"Sod "a % lz5 NE Hatteras April l.
CliTTood CnIdx, 5s5 3 2 2 Ambrose April 6.
y. EEo,toruoK ~. lat 81 os lon 50 ~ April g.
Eastern Ocean lat IS csn lon 81 rs "
Editor 2ase West Hook of Holland Anru =
aedania essmnn ic5 % sN sansH sSrpssat Hao 4prI
Giuseppe Verdi arrives Quarantine pm,
April s. M
Gn9 Gf9 0ue.s Wn,'o ssS s:s Sssn Cap: Nay Apr,
- NJ Flagler 9o5 E Delaware Capes April s.
Huron ! " IN, 80 Sc Ambrose April I. V
1on,on q mhits ;. 1so ., = by Bermuda April 6.
Lewis Luckenbach 267 S Ambrose Anri, ?
MNaracaioo lss Mayaguez April 6.
Matin,eoe,t MafE t1o ~ TuT'Ss Island Island April s.
Nora Is Ambrose Ar b . "eToss spri1 April T.
Nyanza 146 S Ambrose April 7.
0soar 0.o NGrtn o. state 1ss p Ambrose April 7.
Paulsboro 415 by Cape Nav AnriI ,
Philip Pubiker ~ n Diamond Apnl pl' 7,
flanner 1., passed Nantucket Light vesse
Sabotawan ss EsE Boston April 7.
Santa Malta 100 East cape Hsnrv Anri, p
Santeodore $50 East Miami April 6.
s,merset 3, ,Ini set, 500 f Ambrose April S.
Sturevolm 10 NE Cape Henry April
Sunbeam 70 r Over Falls April
swift Arrow 2o6 Block Island April 7.
Topila IS Scotland April Z
Cncas 200 SSW Block Island April T.
Nancolite 80 E Nantucket LV April z.
w Munson 1853 Scotland April T.
W B Keene AZ S Cape Charles April r
White lis NV North Rock April 7.
Winnecone 206 Ambrose April 7.
w l. Steed 43 Hatteras April Z
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Arrived Yesterday

city OF Durham tsr>, Shanghai .ar, u
Eonskons Feb 6. singa pore Feh 20 Port
/ iombo Mar !, Port said Mar 15, Alg,ers
Mar q, to Norton. LILY & Co, with mdse;
BAYERN 1Ger}, Hamburg Mar as; to liam
burg American Line, with 1s cabin. lso
r '' ''''S' '''''' ''' ''''''' : - '
AQuitansa tBr), Southampton and Cher
bours Apr 70 the Cunard 8 GO. Lvo
With 434 first. 4ss second cabin. 3es third
Norfolk, santiago Mar %. Guantanamo
and ManzaniNo Mar 80; TO Y Cuba
Mail $ Co. with sugar; anchored OFF
Liberty.
orduna (Isrl, Hamburg Mar 30 South
ampton and Chsrbourg Mar IS. to Sander
SO third-ciass pass. mails and mdse; irci
Tancred (Nor> Guantanamo Apr !: 90
Munson Line, with sugar: anchored Off
Liberty
Canadian Planter (Rr>. Newcastle, n s
v, Dec a, Melbourne Jan Z, Hobart Jan
II, sydney. W. Jan 81. Auckland Feb
8; WELLINGTON FEB - 1ayttleton Feb 16
q; o. Wiford & McKay, with ndse; Pier
So II Bklyn.
Matnicook, Galveston Mar so; to Robert
l. Hague. with oil; anchored off Tompktns
" NJ orupnor CAYENNE MAJ 20. Para
with ndss; Pier -. n n.
'\rosfond (Nor>. Santiago Apr /; TO Al
iantc Fruit Co, With sugar anchored OF
TI.rbi92o ORD. Manchester Mar 22:. %
Wit s,i, STR In. In bailsst psT So r.
MQnson Line. with sugar; anchored off
Liberty
Almasro tRr> Gusyaquii Mar II. Manta
s Son, with mdsc; Pier ~, n r.
odo H So s wsh mase AR er 4 f. Pa"
city of Savannah. Savannah Apr 4; to
Ocean SEQ, with pass and mdse; Pier
PhsSs+pha %';h t.. BaIt,no.s p,s2 Agr g. to Clyde
MALLORY Line with pass and mdse Pier
Pacific Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
Lal,c Arthur Richmond APT 3, to Rich
mond and Co, with rndse; Pier
willhilo. Seattle March !. Tacoma 5,
San Francisco IS, San Pedro rs, Colon 30 :
to William Co with mdse; Pier SO,
Blue Triangle, Seattle Feb ii, Tacoma
2s. Grays Harhor ~. San Francisco -, g..
Colon %; to Nassco Line with lndse; Pier
., Army Base. Bklyn.
stanmore usr>, Philadclphia April m s. t.; to
"'Sn Mevans. ana Port Arthur March go 70
Wslksr & paley es Wrth Oh, T'' 50 TO Gun
Cris,obal, Norfolk April s, % Panama
Line with mdse; Pier /, Hohoken.
Thomas II wheeler Port Arthur March
81, to Robs 7 Hague with oil; Pier o.,
Bayonne, n J.
Erode (Dan). Christiana March 5.
Shields March IS, Baltimore April . TO
Funch Edge & Co with rndse' nth st.
Hoboken.
schr a Ernest Mills. Charleston March
28; to Crowel & Thursiow with mdse :
anchored off Red Hook Flats Bklyn
America. Bremen, March rs: Southam p
ton March 30: to the United States Lines:
with pass, mails and mdse; anchored on
Quarantine: will dock about $3.50 Nj at
Pierre ]. Hoboken.
Lord Ormonde (Br). London. March 3;
Queenstown, March 2l: to tho American n
Metal Trans Co; with lndse; anchoreo OH
| Quarantine.
Cape Henry, Colon, March 81; TO A.
| lartic Gulf & Pacific Co with mdse; Pier
America. Passed in Sandy Hook at
1914 p m.
Topila. Port Arthur.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

America, sou'hampton March so, TO
United states Lines with mails: is ex-
pected to dock forenoon at Pier /. Hoboken
France tF) Havre April !; to French
Line With uails is expected 70 docl. a about
10 = IA at Pier 81, Il (West 10Th ST..
old North state. London March 90; to
United States Lines with mails; is ex-
pectcl to dock forenoon at picr 4, Hobokcn
la Rourdonaats ORD. Havre .farch 20.
20 french Line; is expected 10 dock fore
noon at Pier "a, :! tWeSt saith ST.
Mexico, Havena April 4 to y e. Cuba
Mail Co with mails; is expected to
deck afternoon a Pier u. tWan ST.
Due Tomorrow
Ryndsm Dt}. Rotterdam March 80; to
Eoiiani America Line with mails. was
go niles Ambrose noon Thursday; is
eN7eeted 20 dock forenoon at foot 9TH st,
fo40t,rn.
Minnekahda, Hamburg March 90; to
American Line with mails is expected to
dock afternoon at Pier GO, r (Wcst
18th ST..
City of st Louis. Savannah April s; to
Ocean Co: is expected to dock after
noon at Pier 35. n r (Spring st).
Giuseppe Verdi GD, Naples March as
to Mcdonnell & Truda with mails; will
dock forenoon at Pier 26. n 4.
General G w Goethais. Crstobal March
New-York tribune., 1922-04-08
Cleared

Adriatic (Brl. David: Liverpool via
Plymouth and Boulogne Red Star Line
Menominee CBr). Hutchison; Antwerp
caronia (Br). Diggle; Plymouth. Cher
bours and Hamburg: Cunard Co.
Corp.
Carenco, Dodge; Genoa and Leghorn to
Baltimore; G Mallory GO.
Kobe and Shanghai via Newport News
and Panama Canal; Norton. Lilly 8; Co.
Plymouth and Boulogne; Holland America
Line
Annetta. Smith; Port Antonio; Atlantic
Fort Victoria lRr,. Carmichael; Ham
Lake You,l FIsravsa visa n p, retersen Santiago
sradford City tRr1, Egerton; Hamburg;
Copenhagen and Aalborg; Funch. Edge &
Manchester Mariner (Br). Riley; cadiz.
Barcelona and Valencia; Garcia & Diaz
Norfolk; Lamport & Holt Line.
and MddIestoroush Furness w;thv 1N
Surichco. 1verson; Riga; Transmarne
Philadelphia, Leek Baltimore; Clyde s
City of Savannah. Borum; Savannah
/ ocean S Co.
Alamo, smith; Galveston; Mallory s
8 Co.
Erholm CNoD. Johannessen; Norfolk
Alliance, Bond: Norfolk; Old Dominion
Transportation Co
Mohawk. Ingram; Charleston and Jack
sonvilie; Clyde S Co.
Katrina Luckenbach, Hayes; Philadel-
phia; Luckenbach S S Co.
Granite STATE. Schofed: Queenstown and
Bremen. L s Lines
Helen, Perry San Juan and Ponce; A
H Bull & Co.
Montana, Jensen; London; Atlantic
Transport Line
:, Araguaya LBr). Gillard; Hamilton; Royal
Mall Steam Packet Co.
Santa Marta. Sirts, Santiago and Kings
ton; United Fruit Co
Santa Tecla. Brennan; Puerto Colon bia
! ana Cartagena Via Panama Canal: w r
Grace & Co.
Tokufuku Maru Jap. Yokohama and
Kobe via Norfolk. Harris, Magil & Co.
Barfond (Nor), Wlngcr: Port Of Spain
and Carupano; Caribbean S Co.
Western Scout, Duffy, Hamburg Kerr
S Co.
Lake Fannin Dow Wilmington and
Brunswick; Clyde S S Co.
Thomas II Wheeler. Puerdy: Port Ar
thur, Robert l. Hague.
llua tRr). Towel havana Cristobal and
Port Limon: United Fruit Co