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58 THE MARINE REVIEW “ Ce ‘g Y, ASSESS 0) ge et : . aS y \\ Xi) 4 y 4 y) 3 ( 4 j f : : 5 ‘ ; : 3 “| 4 g y & & 8 g g | g é d y} g nS AZOVSQVVwoWawBawVw December, 1916 eg = Bi 7 4 ) j V/ C 5 t 3 lty Z Ax Z RAWVwSs SoBa Ves Aes This directory is maintained for the benefit of vessel owners and operators who occasionally require the counsel and service of experienced Admiralty Proctors. ALBERT J. GILCHRIST PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY _ Rockefeller Building CLEVELAND, O. GOULDER, WHITE AND GARRY LAW OFFICES Rockefeller Building CLEVELAND, O. S. H. HOLDING, F.S. MASTEN, T. H. DUNCAN and F. L. LECKIE |. HOLDING, MASTEN, DUNCAN | & LECKIE ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY 840-848 Rockefeller Building CLEVELAND, O. HOYT, DUSTIN, KELLEY, McKEEHAN & ANDREWS, LAWYERS AND PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY Offices, 702 Western Reserve Bldg., . CLEVELAND, O. Albert B. Davidson Roberts P. Hudson DAVIDSON & HUDSON ATTORNEYS AT LAW Proctors in Admiralty Sault Ste. Marie - - - - Michigan HARTSHORNE, INSLEY & LEAKE COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW 239 Washington St., JERSEY CITY, N. J. Aes. ett C. E. KREMER, COUNSELOR AT LAW AND PROCTOR IN ADMIRALTY Suite 1012-1016 Insurance Exchange Building CHICAGO, ILL. Walter I. Lillie Leo C. Lillie Hugh E. Lillie LILLIE, LICLIE & LILLIE LAWYERS Proctors in Admiralty, General Practitioners and Commercial Collections Business Address, GRAND HAVEN, MICHIGAN Spencer & Spencer ATTORNEYS AT LAW PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY Alworth Building, Duluth, Minn. WARREN, CADY, LADD & HILL ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND PROCTORS IN ADMIRALTY Charles B. Warren William B. Cady Sanford W. Ladd Joseph G. Hamblen, Jr. Sherwin A. Hill Claudius B. Grant, Counsel Union Trust Building, Detroit Do you handle Admiralty cases? Yes? Why not do a little talking — you can handle more? . You have a vast field of prospects, BUT, what are you doing to introduce yourself to them? 1 Presenting your professional card to several thousand vessel owners in a vessel owners’ paper is no more unethical than presenting one card to one vessel owner in his own office. 619 Please mention Tue Marine Review when writing to Advertisers