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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
IEp.slntorr sInnd Pnl.
Wilson to Issue
World League Call

WASHINGTON, Jan. iO.-Prosident
Wilson IL expected TO sign the call Tor
the first meeting OF the league OF nn-
tons council Immediately after receiv-
ing notice from Ambassador Wallace
that the first session has been fixed
for next Friday. The United States.
however viii not be represented AT
the meeting as the treaty has not yet
been ratified by the senate.
Provisions for the president 20 Is
sue the call for the initial meeting OF
the council IL made In the peace
treaty and officials explained that In
signing the call MIR. Wilson would not
be acting In his capacity as president
OF the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
SENATORS DENOUNCE
SOCIALISTS CUSTER
Borah and Thomas Call
Action of New York As
sembly Unwarranted

WASHINGTON. Jan. iO.- Action
Of the New York assembly In refusing
to seat five sociaiis; representatives
on the ground that the platform on
which they were elected is inlmieai
to the public interests. WIS condemn
ed In the senate today by Senators
Borah. republican. Idaho. and Thom-
ar. Colorado.
They declared such action invited
violence and lnwlessness. Senator
Borah declared the Incident was one
OF the most remarkable In thc history
u American politics. II members or
a Legislative body could be expelled
FOR their political views. republicans,
or democrats IN congress could ex-
clude each other from Representa-
tion. he declared
TO deny men the right "a efectu-
ate their plans through the ballot, q"
said senator horah, lis only to invite
them 90 violence and lawiessnesS"
Don't you also force them" in
quired :, hator Thomas,
Yes" the Idaho senator replied.
There is no place where a man
II so harmless 0a whom he stands
alone In legislative body" sonator
Borah said. That even applies to
congress"
Without specifically mentioning
the Berger case. Senator Thomas said
the viii OF the public In selecting its
Representatives should be taken into
consideration, adding that she same
thing might be said OF incidents at
the other end Of the capitol" as had
been said OF the New York Incident
Referring to the Nom partisan League
In North Dakota, Senator Thomas
said that while he opposed the or
ganizalion and believed it's methods
were inlmical. Il had long represent
ed the sentiment OF the people In
that state and must be tolerascds-
LEGISLATORS stand Pat
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. After con-
ferenccs with the legislative leaders
here today Thaddeus &. Sweet, speak
er OF the assembly. declared he had
found no change In sentiment re-
garding the suspension OF five So
cialist members OF the assembly. He
said he had counselled members with
whom he had talked to withhold fin
al Judgment until all the facts had
been before them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
Kolchak Is Reported
to Be Under Arrest

LONDON, Jan. lU.-AdmlrnI koIs
chak, head OF the all -Russlan gov-
ernment In siberia, has been arrested
at lrkutsk by Colonel Pepoliayev, ac-
cording 10 Moscow wireless dispatch
dated Friday. Colonel Pepoiiayev or
dored his prisoner to hand over con-
troll Of all annlra. u ia said.
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10000 in Kansas City
Greet Gen. Pershing

kANsAS CIIl, MO, Jan, IU.-Uon-
eral John j. porHhing visited Kansas
city today as "a native son. rode at the
head of parade along the streets
lined by cheering thousands. was n
guest at a luncheon at the chamber Of
commerce and q dinner given by the
American Legion post.
Ten thousand persons packed the
station TO greet General PershinF
when hv arrived from Leavenworth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
nan TXAMnNATION MONDAY

SANTN TE, jan IO--Iho Now
MoNiCo board Of bar examiners will
be In session here Monday. Tuesday
aud "Wednesday to conuuct examina-
tinns FOR large class There are
twenty applications Tor admismon TO
the bar now on file. only few of
which are to be admitted on certin-
cate from other states.
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Another Request
Sent to Mexico

WARRINGTON. Jan Further
investigation OF the killing OF James
Wallace. an American. near Tampico
November 20, has resulted IN the
state department instructing tho
American embassy at Mexico city "a
renew ~ request that the Mexican
government take energetic measures
10 punish the guilty.
Wallace was shot by n Mexican
soldier after his mule shied at ma
chine gun the soldier was guarding
and overturned H. The claim was
made that the American was intoNi-
Gated. but the state department an
nounced today that its Investigation
disclosed that Wallace was sober. and
that the colonel commanding the
Mexican troops had stated that the
soldier who fired the shot was under
the influence Of liquor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
NcNcr HnaINI nf Wnr-

LAMbEkTNtl.LE, y. j., Jan. To-
Apparently unable 10 recall anything
except indistinct recollectiona OF his
past life and events sinre the sinking
OF the Titnntic. a man Of mystery who
has chriatenod himself "Dr. X" re-
mained today at the rectory Of Rev.
j. r. Bensley here.
The stranger, who was found wan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
BERGER AGAIN
DENIED SEAT
IN CONGRESS
House Votes 1923 to 6 to
Exclude Socialist
From Chamber
~ r~s A-soe,.rsD sssss

WAsHINGTON. Jan. iO.-vlotor
Berger. socialist representative-eicct.
from Milwaukee. was denied seat
IN the house today for the second
time.
The vote was s2s to 6 and was on
resolution by Chairman Dalllnger
OF the elections committee, which
was offered Immediately after Berger
appeared and asked that he be sworn.
Berger was denied personal hearing
and there was only brief discussion.
Chairman Dallinger speaking for his
resolution and HeprescntntiVe Mann.
republican. Illinois, urging that
Berger be seated because he had
twice been elected by the people OF
Milwaukee.
Those voting to seat him were:
Mann. Harreld. republican. Okla
homa; Griffin, democrat, Sew York;
Sherwood. democrat. ohio, Sisson,
democrat Mississippi. and Noist. re-
publican, Wisconsin. Representative
aabath. republican, Illinois, voted
present
berger declared In a statement ar
ter the vote that the house action
was one Of the worst attacks on the
representative form Of government
ever Witnessed la this country"
II D. really denial uf the right
Of people To elect the citizen Of their
choicu, he said.
Representative Noigt. who was the
only member O. vote Ca seat Hcrrrr
the first time, spoke in favor of seat
INK him today. "l IN more firmly
convinced than ever" he said, that
Berger IL entitled 10 a seat. II he II
"a traitor then there are 5000 trait
ors In the fifth Wisconsin district.
"There are a score Of members
shouted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
ulnTn Ar ON TNX.

LAREDO. Tex, Jan. iO.--Oil rro-
ducers IN the TampicO district Of
Mexico ARE a unit In refusing TO pay
the new export tax and the govern
ment Is determined TO force payment.
issue OF III Universal OF Mexico
CITY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 lufilIcd
orders Of the United states Steel Cor
IOrutlon on December g were .265,- =
500 IONS. according to the corpora
toms monthly statement issued today
This b. an Increase uf l,l3l,u3G tons
compared with the orders ON Nuyem-
her 20.
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BERLIN. tFridayl~ Jan. 9..-Thc
situation created by the railroad strike
became worse Yesterday. especially In
the Kuhr district where there were
additions tl the ranks OF the strikers.
The committee OF social democratic
railway men have charged the COM
munista with responsibility for the
strike. alleging that while it n ostens-
ihly an economic movement. II Il In
reality political measure Intended to
accomplish the Introduction u an in
dustrial council system on the COM
munist plan.
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MILWAUKEE. Jan. iO.-The So
ciallst committee Of the Fifth Wis
conain congressional district within
half ar hour after receiving the news
that Victor L. Berger had been eN-
cludcd from congress. "A second time,
renominnted him. The statement was
made that ne would be the candidate
of the party at special election to
be demanded by the governor.
We will keep on nominating Ber-
ger until Hades freezes over N that
uu-AmerIcan aggregation called GOn-
gress continues I ocNcludc HIM" de-
ciared a statement Issued by the COM
~ "tee. We want every person in
this country to understand that the
votcrS uf ,ne fifth Wisconsin district
know exactly whom they want az
their representative in congress and
W. do not propose Co let GillCtte ana
his bunch of Wall street fawuCrs die
tate tp us on the subject
"Borgcr b. our congressman ana
the action Of congress In unseatlng
him "A second time only starts the real
fight that will not end until every
one Of the reactiouarieH who voted in
tuday's ,IzEraceful proceedings have
been retired by Tie ballot to the OBJ
llvion they so ticsly deserve"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
REPORT OVERTHROW
OF HUN GOVERNMENT
Brussels Travellers Hear
That Socialists Are
in Control

BRUSSELS. Jan. i6.-Traveiers
from Germany reaching here today
brought unconfirmed reports that the
German government has been over
thrown.
II was reported that the socialists
were masters OF the situation and that
a general strike had been declared
throughout the territory not under al
lied occupation.
LoisHm Dunbiful.
LONDON, Jan. lG.--in connection
with the unconflrmed reports from
Brussels uf German government
overthrow, messages from Eerlin by
way of Copenhagen. received this
morning, ala not Indicate that any
thing OF an extraordinary nature had
been foreseen In Germany up TO late
last evening.
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Here's
Quick Action

qThis ad appeared on
The Classified page Of The
Herald;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10
SOVIET ARK Ar KIEL.

KEEL. Germany. fF'ridayD, Jan. y.
The United States army transport
Buford. carrying 2fS undesirable
States. arrived here at o'clock this
evening, The Buford will lay up for
repairs to her boilers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-10

Chicago. Market steady 70 strong
for week Todpy'r fecelpis COCO.
Kansas City. Market steady for ne
week. Reoeipta as.
Denver. trraaul tllsoaa1f.eo.
heee.p'A 'oo'
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
South America

Para, Manaos, lquitos, Maranham,
Ceara, Parahyba, Maceio, Per-
nambuco, Cabedello, Natal
From New York
JAN fe-HUBERT lF) Booth Line
Para, Ma-anham, Ceara, Natal,
CabedeIlo, Pernambucc, Maceio,
Bahia From New York
Dec. 2e-LAKE FANDON CD Ward Line
Para, Pernambuco, Bahia. Rio de
Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
SM From New York
Jan. 5-GLENDEvON cd Prince Limo
Parahyba, Sec Para
Pernambuco, See Para
Port au Prince, CristobaI
From New York
Dec. 23--PANAMA tpF) Panama Line
Jan. s-CoLoN (PFD Panama Line
Porto Rico, see San Juan. niay~gass
Puerto Cahello, Sc. ran Jus~
Puerto Colombia, SEQ Haytl
Rio de Janeivo, Montevideo. Buenos
Avses Also see Bahia, Para
From New York
Jan. 1-~MARTHA WASHINGTON tPF,
MunsOn 5. S. Lipes
Jan. fo-HuRON jPFR) Munson s. s. Lines
ENh T7C,v
Rio de Janeiso, Santos, Mcntevideo,
Buenos Avres From phi.adeluhia
Dec. S0-GUIMBA (F)
International Freightins Corp.
Jan. 1B-NOCKUM (F)
lnternationa4 Freighting Corp.
Rio de Janeiro. Santos, Montevideo,
La Plata, Buenos Ayrcs, Rosario
From New York
Dec. 2s--ANIwA (F) Oriental Navigation
Rio de .)aneiro, Santos, Rio Grande
do Sui From New York
Dec. 24--s1BERlAN PRINCE (F> Prince
Jan. 25-MANCHURlAN PRINCEtF> Prince
Rio de Janelro, Santos, Rio Grande
DO Sui, Buenos Ayres
From Mobile
Dec. 26--OSS1NIHG (FO .Munson $. 8. Lines
Rio dc JanetTo, Santos, Buenos Ayres
Prom New York
Dec. 22---DELFINA CD Munson S. S. Lines
Jan. Is-THORVALO HALVORSEN (PF,
North d South Line
Rio Graude do Sui.
Sec Para, Rio de Janeirs
pnsar;o Also sec Monte visieo,
Ri, de lan-iro
From New York
Dec. 2S--ANIWA (F) Oriental Navigation
San Juan, ?. r., La Guayra. Puerto
CabeIIo, Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao From New York
Dee. 29-CARACAS (PF) Red u Line
Jan. l2--PIIILA LADELPiIIA(PE) Red = -.ino
San,cs. Also ~ee Kio de Jnneiro,
""O'' Bahia, Para
From New York
Dec 2s-ANIWA (t) Oriental Navigation
Santa Fe, see nucnos Ayrcs
Valpai also, Zee CristobaI.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Cuba and Mexico
IL

cuba and Mexico
Havana
From New York
"ec' SS-IsAKE FORKvILLE (F)
Ward Line
From Baltimore
5an' 1o-~LAKE e FERNAI.DA (F}
Baltimore S. S. Co. Ino.
Jan. Sl-LAKE rREBA (F)
baltimore 5. S. Co. Yrr
From Jacksonville
eatoroays- CpF) Miami s. &. Co.
Havana, matanxas (via Mariel)
From New York
Leaesinx-1AMPICO (F)
dominion ). 9 Corr
Havana, P.ogreso, Vera Cruz. Tam
pico
Dec. Dec 2s.WAUcoUrA (F> Ward Lin.
Manati From New York
I neo' 2s--L0M (F) Atlantic Fruit CO.
o"n' o-NlCHOLAS CUNEO (F)
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Marlel, SEQ Havana
Matanzass Sec Havana
North Side From Baltimors
Jan. 6-LAKE ELON (FD
baltimore 5 S. Co., Inc.
Jan. S1-A STEAMER CD
Baltimore S. S. Co, Inc
PrOgreSo, See Havana
Puerto Mexico, Tampico
m From New York
Dec. Se-PANLCO (F) Ward Line
cagua From New York
Dec. 3l-GLENDOLA (F) Att Fruit Co.
Tampico, Vera Cruz, Also sec Havana
From New York
Jan. 4--CATALONIA CF)
Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
lamplcO Also see Puerto Mckee
From New York
DEC 2S-fRODE Cd Ward Line
Dec. 23-SIOUN tF) Ward Line
From New Orleans
Dec. 23--TRAFALGAR (F) ward Ltns
iarafa From New York
Dec 2:--COM. ROLLINS tIr) Al Fruit Co.
Dec. 3i-GLENDOLA tF) All. Fruit Co.
Vera Cruz see Tampico. Havana
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Riga, See christ,anl.
Rotterdam, AIss 80. Hamburg
From New York
Loadinx-WESTERNG GLEN (F)
Cosmopolitan Lines
Dec. 2s-K. I. LrCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Dec. 24--YAPALAGA (F)
Black Diamond 8. 8. Corp.
Jan. 3-EDGEMONT (F)
Black Diamond s. s. Corp.
Jan. 4-ANDREA F. LUCKENBACH (F)
Lucken bach Lines
Jan. B-BELLHAvEN (F) Cosmopolitan
JAN 14-COLLINGSwORT (F)
Black Diamond S. s Corp.
JAN lS-yo1UNTEER tT) Cosmopolitan
Jan. I5-EDGAR F. LUCKENBACH (F)
Lucken bach Lines
Jan. 2s-OsSA (F) Cosrnopolitan
Jan. S1-FfSHKILL (T)
Black Diamond 8. s. Corp.
Feb. 6-EAsTERN LIGHT CD
Cosmopolitan Lines
From Baltimore
Dec. 27--EDG EMONT (F)
Black Diamond Line.
Dec. "o-ELMsFORT (fD Or.ole s. g. Limo
>~-' - N1C4"-AAAN'To w Jll ! IL tr
Black Diamond s. Corp.
Jan. l5-CAPuLlN CD Ortolo s. g. IAne
Jan. 24-FtSHKIL1. (lrl
Black Diamond s S. Corp
Jan so-oTHO tF) Oriole 8 s. lime
Feb. 5--STORM KING (F)
Feb. lo-ELMsFORT (T) Oriole 8. s. line
From Philadelphia
Dec. 21-WEST pool ,i) Ut. S. 8 JD
'Lucileu bach Lines
Jan. 1a--EAsTERN SOLDIER Nr)
Luckenbach Lines
KOuen, See Havro
Salonica, Also SEQ riraeus
From New York
Jan. S-CHAPPAQUA tF)
Oriental Navigation Go
Jan 1o-OLEN (F) Oriental Navigation Co
Salonica, ConstantinopIe, Smyrna
From New York
Dec. S1--ORIsrANO (ty
Furcess Prince LIres
Santander, See vsss
Seville, Cadiz, Malaga, Valencia,
Barcelona
From New York
Dec. 2z--L1GURIA (Fp
Moore & Mccormick Co., INC
Smyrna, See Piraeus, saionica
Southampton, Cherbourg
From Now York
Dec. 23-I1P ERATOR Up, Cunafd Line
Dec. 2o-OLyMPIC PTR) White Star Lin:
Jan. 19--ADR.ATIC tPFR) White Star Lin.
Jan. 2c-Ih1PERATOR (PF) Cunard Line
St. Nazaire
From New York
Loading r~-BBLLINGHAM CD Cosmopolitan
S.avanger, See Trondhjem, chrIstianIa
Stockholm, see s &c; c0!hsnburH, the; Copenhagen.
trieste, See Firaeus, Gibraltar. Patra.
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger
Christiansand, Christiania
From New York
Dec. 22-ROLF JARL CD
8. O. Stray 9. S. Corp.
Valencia, Barcelona, Oran, Marseilles
Also see Gibraltar. Seville
From New York
Dec. s0-WAuKAU Cd ENwell Line.
Varna, Sec Canstantinopis
Venice See Piraeus
Vigo, Coruna, Gijon, Santander,
Bilbao Also Oporto. Lisbon
From New York
Jan. GA STEAMER tpF) Ward Line
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
India and
Dutch East Indies


Dutch East Indies
Aden, See Aiesandrla
Alexandria, Alden, Karachi, Bombay.
Colombo, Madras, Rangoon,
Calcutta
From New York
Jan. l0-OsAGE CF)
Moore s. Mccormack Co., Inc,
Batavia, See Penang
Belawan-Oelhi, See Penang
Bombay. See Alexandria
Calcutta, Singapore, Yokohama.
Kobe Also sec Honolulu. Alcxansris
From New Orleama
Dec. -MEXlCO AARU tFl
Steels y. s. Line
Feb. --SUMATRA MARU lFY
Steeis .. - L.ins
Colombo. SEQ Honolulu, Aisxandria
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore,
Colombo, Calcutta
From San FrancIsce
Gan. 26--CEEOLG STATE (PrC
Pacific Mali : Co.
Feb 2E-WOLV ERNIE STATE (PY9
Pacific Mail s. s. Co.
Karachi, see AleAsndriA
Kobe, calcutta
Madras, Sec AloxaDdrLs
Manila, see nonolnln
renang, Belawan-Dclhi, Port SWEET.
tcnham, S,nsapore, Batavia,
e Samarang, ourabaya
From New York
.pnn LOWEST MODUS tF)
iltcu american Lines Inc
jan. e3--INTAN (l)
United American Lin.s Inc.
Feb o--COSTlGAN (Ir)
nltvO american fJlr.A ,nn
Feb. 21-SAl GERIIES (r)
/ Dilcu American Lines Yrr
I n1t SWe.lt sec PenuDc
Rangoon, See Aie1Andria
Saigon, ses honola'a
Samarang. zee fc"aag
Singapore, Gee ca'oHs's' Honolulu. Penang
Srabaya, set Penang
foh h0hama, See Caicntta
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Sailing for
United States

New FORK From Rotterdam
Dec. 3o-KATRiNA iTCkENBACH ~
LuchenhaCh .-in~a
Jan. if-K. l. uChENBACH lF>
lurkenbAch Lines
Jan. 2.--AN pREA r. llCKENBACH W
LUCKcnhach Lines
From Hamburg
Dec. 27--kAfRiHA IL. * ENTACH ~
Luckenh4ch Lines
Snn. s-FLoRENCN lUCKENHACH tr
luckenhsch Lines
Jan. CIV WAj'0se fs.rKrNBACK
Luckenhuch Lines
Philadelphia e.o'" ..-..-srdsm
Dec 24-EAsTERN SOLDIER tT)
tl s 5 II luckenhsch LinsS
JsR. .Io--SHORTSNILLE (F)
Luckcnbxch Linen
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

Africa
Alden From New York
Jam. i5-w EST GALETA CD
OrientAl Navlgau.n Cs.
Azores, Canary Islands, Madeira,
West African Forts
From MOBILE
Jan. l0-sANGAMON ttY PAgo = Jones
bena
Evem Nav York
Jan. l5-W EST GALETA tF)
Oriental Navlx2tion Co
Canaries, St. Vincent, Dakar, Bath
INST, Conakry, Freetown, Mon
rovia, Grand Bassam, Seccon-
dee, Accra, Lagos, Calabar,
Port Harcours, Opobo, Bona,
Matadi, Loanda, Lobita Bay
From New York
Receiving-TuCkD tF)
Bun &A,o.. AKento
Cape Town, Algca Bay, Port Natal
From New York
Jan. 2o--HILARIus (E) Houston q Co.
Cape Town, Algoa Bay, East London,
PORT Natal, Delagoa Bay
From New York
Dec. 9e--HyACINTHuS (F) Houston q Co.
"AAs ---A bXEAAER tk) Prince Lilac
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
South America

South America
Antofagas.a, Sec cristoba'
africa, SEQ Crlstobal.
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Mon.
tevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also sec Para
From New York
Dec. ss--PADNSAY (F) Ward Lin.
Buenos Ayres
From New York
Dec, ss--ANIwAtF tF) Oriental NAvixation Co
Buenos Ayres, Santa Fe
From New York
Dec. 2a-slAMESE PRINCE tT)
Prince Ltns
Cabedello, See PAra
Callao, See Crts,obal
Cartagena, See Hayu
Ceara. 500 Para
Cristobal, CaIlao, africa, Iquique,
An:ofagasta, Valparaiso
Also see Port SO Prince. Ha,u
From New York
Dec. 20--sANTA LUIsA sPT) Grace LIN.
Jan. I2-SANrA TERESA (pty Grace lin,
Jan 26-SAN'TA ANA lPTY Grace Line
Feb. 9-SANTA ELISA tPE) Grace Linz
Curacao, Sec San Juan. Mayssuen
Hayti, Cris'obaI, Cartagena, Puerto
Colombia
From New York
Jan. 7--oEN. HODGES N') Panama Limo
Iquique, See cristooai
iquitos, see Para
La Guayra, SEQ Mayssue., San Juan
La Plata Also scc Montcvideo. Rio do
Jnneirc
From New York
Dec. as--ANIvA (ED Oriental Navigation
Maceio, SEQ P"ra
Manaos, SEQ Para
Maracaibo, 500 San Juan. Mayaxues
Maranham, See Para
Mayaguez, P. r., La Guayra, Cura-
Gao, Maracaibo
From New York
Dec. 22-MARACAIBO (PF) Red D Lin.
JAN. 6-ZUL1A ePF> Red u Line
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also sec Rio de Janeiro. BahiA
From New York
Dec. cs--ANIWA tFl Oriental Navsxat,or
Jan. lo--GRELDON Cd Houston a Co.
lMon.evideo, buenos Ayres, Rosario
From New York
Dec. c4-SIPERiAN PRINCE tF) Prince
Jan. 2b-MANCHURIAN IRlNCEtr) Prince
Feb. 6-TROJAN PRINCE (F) Prince
Montevidco, La Plata, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Jan. 5-pOCHRA CD Barber Lines
Natal, SEQ rara
Para, Ceara, Pc:nambuco, Maceio,
Cabedello, Natal
From New York
Doc. s8-eAINT MICHAEL (F,
Booth American Linen
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22

China, Japan
Philippines
Straits Settlements
Cebu See Manila
China, Japan, Philippines. Straih
Settlements From San Franci,,.
Dec. 31-AGNES DOLLAR ll) Dollar Line
Jan. i5-WE EST HEPBURN CD Dollar Lin.
Uairen. See Yokohama. Kobe
Hong Kong sssashs sss sSaS's%s %"s. ns.s,S sDs.n:
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shans.
hai, Manila Hong Kong
From San Francisco
Jam. 8-ECI ADOH (oF)
Pacific Mail = Ca
Jan. 10 EST CALERA tF1
Pacific Mail 5. S Co.
Feb. 5-COLUMBIA tPF)
Pacific Man 5 : Co.
Feb. 95-WEsT NERls 6Fl
Pacin, Man s. Cs
Mar. fs-GOl)EN STATE tPF)
Pacific Mail 5. S Co.
Japan, See China
Kobe Shanghai, Hong Kong Mapih.
Uanen Also see Honolulu. yoLsh..e
Jar. 3l-CIFY or SPOkANr ~,
Admiral Line
Mar. l7-EoAioRE CF) Admiral Line
Manila, Cebu, IIoilo
Also SEQ Aohoiama, Honolulu, shanghai
Singapore, hobe
From New York
Dse or, IN.
Nagasak, see Yokohama
Philippines, See ohina
Shanghai, Manila Hong Kong, Sinsa
po. e. Also see Honolulu. iokohamss
from New York
Jan. f5-MELNlI.IE DOLLAR IF,
Dollar Line
Jan. ,o-wurtt From ron Sc Seattle dt ss,ovr.,
Admiral Line
Feb. 2l-CRoss KEYS CF) Admiral Lin.
Singapore, Manila, Hong Kong
Also see Shanghai.
From New York
Jan. io-EAST ERN PRINCE 90 Prince
Straits Settlements, See chIn.
Vladivostok, SEQ okohama
Yokohama, Kobe Shanghai
lans 'ss TFs s*MS%sGplAx S"S',p Fom 3ss Nsy yers
Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Sbans.
hai, Hong Kong from New Ysrs
Dec. 2s-EGREMONT CASTLE lT)
Barber Lines
Jan. iO-HONOLlLU MARU I'D
Barrier Lines
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong. Manila.
r sn rrum New York
Dec. Se-MtLPUA tt> II. s. s. Pe
bs'rer Lines
From New Orleans
Jan. .xS-EDlTOR (F) Cosniorolltzn
san ,o-w r.s!r TYn =. ! '7e~stle e., ,.e..
oAh- >i--Nt EST JAI PA tF)
Nate. no. 81 {, Co.
seD. i-~pELiGHT % NatsrhoussA Co
Mar. %f-N EST JESTER fE,
Nat,iholsa & CO.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hcns
Kong. Danen, Vladivostok
From Portland
oar = a v LETT I'D Admiral Ts3s
Jan. 21-COAAtI (7) admiral Lin.
Seb' io-MONrAGUE I'D AaplrsI lin.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-22
Europe

Europe
Avonmou.h, Glasgow
From Baltimore
Dec @s-ltAST CHICAGO ,rY
= ~ r, "a ir<
van. .l)-PALlSADES frl S
Baltimore s. s. 90 1nc
'on' Se-Qr QrINNIPIAC Cr)
Baltimore S. s. Co. Inc
azores, scs Gibraltar
la cc'ona, Genoa. Nao,es
Also see Valencia. Gibraltar, seynl.
From Batimo.e
Jan. --C'st'E D'ALENEfFl
'''''"'re Oceanlc :. s. CO.
Jan. --sAIlALE tID
baltimore Oceanic q a r
Jan. -CiANARACK tF)
tIinorv Oceanic 9. s. ca
FROM Norfolk
Jan. -~COttE IL AI.INEtFN
HaitiincTc Oceanic S. s. Ca
Ballast, Dublin, Also seo Cork
| From Baltimore
Jan. i5-CARRlGAN HEAD tF)
Head Line q. 8l.M9
! bergen, see Chr,siiau,a.. Trendht.m
Bilbao, SEQ viro. opo.to. Lisbon
Black Sea Ports, AIss ace Plrneas
From New York
! Jan. s-CHAFPAQLA CD
Oriental Navigation Co
Jan io-oiEN (F] Oriental NaviCatton CO
80 deaux, Also iL.vee
From New York
Loading E-BELIjNCHAM 6I) Cognopolltsn
Dee. y -nOGiER Cf) l.loyd Royal gelee
pee. 80 sAhcONlE ~ Cosmopoutan
Ian 3 Mck EEsPORr N') Cosmopolttan
J~n- 20-~itali.i.K a. Lloyd Royal Bclgo
'nn 22-~W HiLhiArlTEtF) cosnopolitan
Jan. z0~SANcOAIE (f) Cosmopolitan
ourXas, s.e tons,untll.spis
Bremen, Also sec Hamburg
From Ns~ York
Dee. 2s-LAKIs SAWS tF) h.chard Lines
Jan. 2o~-I.AKE GANADO tF)
Richard Lines
reh. 5--i.AkE Ell PUEBLO tYl
Htchafd sIn<s
rrb. n LAKE, CERT or Richard r4nss
From Boatox
bee. 2.-~W. PLAit.3 III American riss
Bremen, Danzig
From New York
nse. o~-suslUnHANNA trFl
Z. . A'r' 3f. ~pisnig Co. Ina
Bristol sos Avons.~ntA