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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
SHORT CUTS

The toy shop windows are all doed up.
\ o-c"nt stamp is enough for letter,
but the Red Cross stirkCr stamps the sender.
There i hope for peace in Fiume since
th" rhym"St"r has given ear to the rcasOncr.
Council has demonstrated that even par.
tiauuShip may disappear in the sacred name
Of Jobs
At least the .public win begin TO be in
trrrst"d III what is going on in Council when
their taxes are increased.
Not all changes are beneficial. but it is
d"Sir" Tor chang" that keeps tn" world
h"aIthful and progressive.
Harding Seeks Clean Deck. Head
line. Whether this means hOlyStoninC or a
new deal. the news is hcnrt"ning
Long bcf"r" Warren Gamalic Harding
Mr''"ttignn gets his naIno on IN" assessors
list tIl" "f"ll"rs" will cut it down to Mac.
Policemen would feel moro hopeful about
that promised increase of salary il little
money had been saved from the Municipal
Court jobs.
W" learn from the news Of Il Eoston
dog that wears Spcrta"lrS but r"iuS" I" grow
"A'Il'u uhtI We So" Il B"st"h h"rN" thSt
sports an "y"gIass.
The fact that the Nobel p"Hr" prize mas
h""n awarded to President Wilson again
draws attention to an ancient saw concern
ing honor and Il prophet
hrr" - nlllI"meht IN I hi,"u NN""'
ri,if fi,,,, hiIt a
man really socks 0dv"ntur" h" can't beat
jon on th" local police force
Ihrc" jay walkers hnv" been h"ru N
I"st"n. IL isn't always possible to eaten
them in arrUrdancc with the ancient formula.
nut thcN" hlrdS nave D""h Stl'"H All FIE"'
Senator Harding loves TO waltz, bur IL
d""Sut JnzI. We'll, If his admihl>FGti"n
goes I" waltz time nobody VIII r"Inr'ah'
W" never dld ear" tor Syh'"i"l"n l"'I'"''
any how.
THAT laburrr who spent his daN, pHurN.
and drew salaries under iiN" or 'i% di0rrrnl
! names EnrW tim" was money ana '''''n'"
believed NJ taking II by III" lof"l"'N'
Vienna is staging II huge d"m"h"rato
| against ~ per '"il increase W l"r r",, o., "
! i""h ana rI"thlng', hi"rl"i"uI) '' rn,w
VIVA! you want l""h To- ma '"' '0' ~
! get H.
.,;,..rc,
Rarithh inventor SUNG io' i''Tjc, rjS,
| says MS WI" put 'arpc' ,"'NS III is.. T', 1n
! pudding and went I" bed WIN h'r ''"l"'a G,r n,
She, IN r"hultnI, says d" thrrW P'Ir Pr" ~ ,oI "'I
! ANA washed her i"rr Wllh nnllEFi ~, 'ri, '"S
htudl"'
| ..
| Members of the Tolrdo li"UH'MnIhS,
| IragH" have pnssrd n rrs"Iutl0" "'E'.'
school tra"h"rs I" wear simple Clothes IN"
| refrain from using rouge" SP"ahhE m, on,
! band, we'd say III" t"nchrrs VIII obey "rU',a
| II isn't H. though IN" word cam" T"i' '''
| mon NOtprS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

veto the Municipal Court item in the budget.
lie has power under the charter to reduce
or TO disapprove altogether any item in an
appropriation bill. The budget ordinance Is
the annual appropriation bill.
The Mayor has command of language
which should enable him to put the case 70
clearly that only the most brazenly indif-
fcrent councilman would dare to vote to
override his veto. But whether the Council
should override his veto or not, the duty OF
tho Mayor Is clear.
1t will not be enough, however. for him
to veto the Municipal Court item 1t Is
imperative that the inadpQuacy Of the ap-
preparation for improving the streets be
stressed and that a demand he made for n
restoration of the street repaving and repair
items to their original figures.
Then, too, attention of tn" Council should
hn called to its failure to SGT aside for the
pay Of the policemen ut the new rate Of So
a day enough to last for the full year.
This neglect is n palpHbc violation Of the
express command Of the charter that the
Council must provide money for meeting all
the liabilities of the year. If the wages of
the policemen are not a liability, then the
word has lost its meaning.
IN" opportunity presented TO the Mayor
to set himself straight on tn" record and to
exhibit the breach Of faith with the people Of
which the Council is guilty is SO gittcring
that he cannot fail to see IT,
II there is to be combination against him
il might just ns we'll disclose itself now as
ut any other time.
Seven of the men elected by his supporters
went over to the opposition and voted against
his well known views on the Municipal
Court item.
Burhholl, Burch. Conne.l. Cans, Lime
burner, Montgomery and Woglcin have put
themselves on record as the supporters Of
desuoiation Of the taxpayers in the interest
vi political patronage. They have opposed
The abolition of single job in the court, and
they have voted to cut down appropriations
for imperative public work that these job
holders may be protected.
Horn, Develn, Patton and Roper stand
out in brilliant contrast to these men. They
have been faithful TO their trust, and there
nrc Indications that they have. only just
begun to fight.
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Rock With Many Religious Associations

From 'tMo Zanzibar Gazette
\ report on tn" Dom" Of the Roc. Of .I,ru
salem Is shortly to b" published and will be
Of great interest to th" MohamIur,jnn y,,rIJ
1t may not b" generally known that M.
place Is III" third in sanrtity of all the ,nllr.
tuarirS OF Islam. and indeed for Il short
period It actually formed III" Kib,a toward
"hl'h al MoSi"nls Frustrated themselves i'm
prayer, Among the more iurortnut rrIiyioI'.
asSncintion2 Of this rock we NAV unntinu
that 1t was her" that David and solomon
wer" called to repentance, and on arrnnui "i
a a, vision David cho>" this sit" for his tcnInIc,
tn" Seventh Heaven after his r'iebt in,,r,,oT,
from Mecca, and lastly it is to be- III" t,."rr
"i n" Great Judginrnt. Thc historical MSS"
CiatIons ar" not less striking. aud sJprh fn.
NOUS names as Omar, ADD -Nlalok, SnIaJin
rock. WIN '"''
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WILLIAM C. FOUlDS
On Our Business future


An OPTIMISTIC view OF business of the
"A near future 49, business based upon II
Soundcr and more moderate and conservative
formula than in many years past-is seen
by William [. F0uldS, prominent manu-
fuCturcr.
The cpOchal events Of recent Years, I'll"
extraordinary conditions which h0v" been
brought about. the trials Of strength of labor
and capital with first one and then the other
in the commanding position, ana me demon
stration of the fact that both ar" 80 power
ful that they have to be rcckUncd with, have
all led up to condition where strife is
recognized by all as failure in determining
the policies Of the future and where sim
cerc and united effort toward constructive
business is the logical policy.
Mr. FouldS believes that the day OF high
and unreasonable profits is past likcwis"
the day of unreasonable wages. We must
all. he says, unite in producing our goods 10
meet the market conditions Of the world ~
they will shortly be. decentralization in
business he thinks, must eventually tax" thr
place Of nationalism. even though for III"
present we are compelled 10 look after our
own country hrSt.
In not only riglting present conditions,
says Mr.. FouldS but in providing for the
future we must study basic conditions Of
nther countries MS we'll Ms our own. TLr
IEnitcd States for Instance, rould we'll afrord
TO pay more attention to the export of tS
row materials W. have an ohuudurrn If
thcm and on our getting them tp oth,r
oountrias at favurablr uricos dement's. our
rcnninr tho reward Of getting their uruCuris
ot nriCrs ugrcruhlr to ,iH We must rru,ru-
Lor thnt some countries nrr not nourlv N
van tyrd ms wC nrr on this subirct and oir
',l,;mofn advuntoon Nrs in cnoElin, tLpr, g.,
rrndmcr tLn goods W.. vant nj thn most ron
rranohIn fprrp
Must BE Satisfied With small Profit
"To accomplish this manufacturers
| &hOleSacrS and retailers must he satisfied
| \vith II minimum profit much less than they
| ,vnrker too must do his part for tLr cost
| of living must come down if we arr 10 bc
able I" market our goods Ht b4HahI" figures
lIlut r%n, '"'''""'' WIZ" '"'S' " o'"'F
aIThnro tao ,,,,t ho I,.,.. .,,..,o a,4
.o rorioi,s ,,nmmf,ctrrim,, T',i,s rm"I, @ ",.
| tt,othar tno II thnH nrn 49, ThoI t |u,' H't
| tHeeir r..nrrrr. b"yo S,i,I ',' i,,,,' W.
,n,'r ,,rossinn nr i,Inr ,'' ,.r 'tI' iI '''., Io'
tbn,,oL IN - InoasiIr,, LntL ~, ,,'',,
| ,,nhnUh' ,,inrs bn,'o LnJ 'P;' fMiop nil"
IN" biz point is that all tin, cDImnnIs n.i '",.
oot tngstErr md ,,,it. t,,,arI - ,t ,',' - 'Gnl
gTt t"sr'nr h |'iY mnv V'm"F " Constructive
n, c"rstru,tivn W m,i,I, W. ,|t 'T,''uTHL ana
'"rhrrr rau hr littI, Inuht ,Lo, iL,',iL'
| hnut tn outnr uun, :, ,,.ry sotif ~ ~"''i''.> -
| f nnnyolesrrnco N"r, IorItf, I"'A A H'"''
v, SonoJ Ly LntL o,|,| i!,S M n"N' pr'il
| Iu ho,,o |ovnorio,,,nI " .,lti i '"P''H'' pUl
noo" o s"hioct nf ,l,n;r ia"aL,"'H rHSoh upon
'aicoI cnnchIsion tlot No." i, ",,u , ~ - Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08
4 FOUR-YEAR PROGRAM FOR
pIIII NDlIpHIA

Things on which the people expect the new
administrauon to concentrate its attention
The n"ldVdrC '>,sCr bridge
4 dryfOcE bo C7ough 70 Ccco-,-T o-Gf" thC
ij-uCsc shiPV.
%, "!opn pnent o. - rnr.1 t-17y' el~'. 5.
Il CJag-itior bd'.
4 building for ''c Fec Lib-a-.
~ At hlSPu~.
Enlargement % thr ~ate- supr'
Homes 20 accumulate 'hc roi..I:.c
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The toy shop windows are all doIIed up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

There is hope for peace in Fiump since
tlI" rhym"st"r has given ear to the rcasOner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

\ wo-C"nt stamp is enough for letter,
| but the Red Cross stirkCr stamps the sender.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

I'VE come to til" conclusion that girls like
| ~ leave home because in some subtle way
II is not home. Home must be cooperative.
'ric.,, must BE- no ~ about it; it must be
'Wr IS aud Go.
or il i, just the place whcr" you grew up,
where YOU used to live, where your parents
rtnl live. 1t must b" yours AS well as theirs
the great word for home is ''ours.n
fathers thOught Of all this! ! do not know .
''My" and milne are great words with
some fathers and some husbands
| heard man say one" that he did not
expect to leave in his viii what color his
house should be painted, but that until he
died he expected 10 decide the color without
consulting his wife, let alone the children
But not all fathers are sO--poSsesSivc
sometimes think fathers understand their
daughters better than mothers do when they
are real fathers and not just parents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-08

Policemen would feel moro hopeful about
that promised increase of salary il littl
money had been saved from the Municpa
Court jobs.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Africa

Aden From New York
Nov. .c5-HrNCKIEY CD
Oriental Navigation Ce.
BelYa Also sec North East Afries
Frsm New yos.
NOV. .:S--yINCKIEY fT,
Oriental Nav.eation Co.
Cape Town, Aigoa Bay, East London,
Port Natal, DeIagoa Bay
From New York
Nov. %o-ARABIAN PRINCE (Fl
Prince Limo
Seuta From New York
Nov. .25--HINCKLEY (T)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Dakar, Bathurst. Bissao, Conakry,
Freetown, Monrovia, Grand
Bassam, Seccondee, Salt Pond,
Cape Coast Castle, Whine Bah,
Accra, Catonon. Port Harcourt,
Lagos, DuaIa, Calabar, Matadi,
Loando, Lobito Bay
From New York
RecelvinE-D1o CD Bull & Co.. Agents
Delagoa Bay Also see Cape Town
From New York
Nov. 25-HINCKLEY (F)
Oriental Navigation Cs.
Mombasa (KiIindini)
From New York
Nov. .25-H1NCKLEY CD
Oriental Navigation Co.
North Africa, Malta. Egypt, Levant,
Red Sea Ports, Madeira, Mo-
rocco From New York
Nov. 27-MARSODAK (lr)
United American Lines. Inc.
Dec. 10--SABOTAWAN (T)
United American Lines. Inc.
Dec. c4-PUTMAN CD
United American Lines, Inc.
North East Africa, via Red Sea.
Piraeus, Constanhnople. Ceuta,
Alden, Mombasa (Kilindini)
Beira, Delagoa Bay
From New York
Nov. :S-HINcKLEy (FY
Oriental Navigation Co.
Senegal, Gambia, Portuguese and
French Guinea, Sierra Leone,
Liberia, Ivory and Gold Coasts,
Togoland, Dahomey, Northern
and Southern Nigeria, Came
room, French, Belgian and Por-
tuguese Congo From New York
Dec. s-EGBA (F) Daniel Bacon
West African Ports From Mobile
Dec. WEST cARuTH CF) Page & Jones
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Ship Advertising
Department
Telephone
Beekman 5000
Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

-~(C
Puerto Barr'os, Tela. Tru;;llo
Also see Kingston
From New York
~ ."'- N hS fE'i-) I-u.ted I-7,.,.
Puerto Colombia, See kinrs,on
Puerto Cortez, see Kingston
Puerto Plata, Sec Asua
Santiago, Kingston and J,n,;.
Oulporis
From New York
NOV. so-BANAN N) United l.os e..
81. Thomas, St. Cro,,, St. K;.,
Guadeloupe, Martinique, I,.'A b.
naoos Ffor7 New Yor.
Dec. ~. ~ fJa,pER tHa
Clyde : :. Co fE7o-eisa s-,,...,
st. Thomas, S.. Crox, St. Ki,,
Antigua, Guadeioupe, Domini,'s ,s
Martinique, s.. Lue;9, pa-Ss'
dos, Dcme,ara From vam v 9
Dec. I-pkRIMA .pr, o,,.,,. .",N
Dec. t0-GITANA CPl1 0neboe Go.
Dec. @o-hORONA ,PF) Ceessc 5. : :, ~. o.
Samana, See Azua
San Juan, See Porto Rico
San Domingo City, See Alu.
San Pedro de Macoris, Sec A.u.
Santa Marta, See Kingston
Santiago, see Kingston
leila, See Kingston. Puerto Barrie,
irujIllo, See Kingston. Puerto Barrie,
West Coast Ports, sec Havana, Kins,to,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea


Azua, Sam Domingo City, San Pedro
de Macoris, Puerto Plata, Sa-
mana.
Dec ,o-rna6TM aEHm Nsv IS AelsnsIo aorll Fruit c..
Belize, Sec Kingston
bermuda From New York
Nov. g4-TORr HAMILTON (PF)
turness Bermuda Line
Cartagena, See Kingston
Cr,ssohal See South America, Havana.
Kingston
Nemeyara. See st. Thomas and South
Havana, CrissobaI, West Coast Ports,
Port Limon
From New York
Nov. 27-TOLOA CPD United Fruit Co.
Kingston, jamaican Ouiports
Also Santiago
From New York
Nov. 23-ANrSETTA (f) Atlanta Fruit Co.
Nov. 2a--A STEAMER PF)
United Fruit co.
Nov. .25--PRlNCEss MAY GF)
III Giorgio G Co.
Kingston, Belize, Puerto Barrios,
Puerto Cortez, Tru;iI.o, TeIa
Nov. a7-sAdftroo" ro" 'pSs New xnltod Hex Fruit Co.
Kingston, Cristobal, West Coast
Ports, Cartagena, Puerto Co.
lumbia, Santa Marta
From New York
Nov. so-CARRILLO (PI) United Fruit Co.
Kingston, Santiago, Cartagena, Puerto
Columbia, Santa Marta
From New York
Nov. 23-SANTA MARTA (PF}
United Fruit Co.
Mayaguez, See Porte Rice
Ponce. SEQ Porte Kics
Port Limon, Sec Havans
Porto Rico (San JOAN, Ponce
Mayaguez) From Baltimore
Nov. .25-CORCORAN fF)t
Baltimnre s. s Co. Inc
Dec. 3-LAKE GRANDON (rOs
Baltimore :. s Co. Inc
Dec. If-LAkE ELSINORE (F)s
Baltimore S. s. Co. Inc
Dec 3A-LAKE ELLERSLIE lF)s
Baltimore s. S. Co. Inc
Dec. Sl-LAAE GREBA (POs
Baltimore s. 8. Co, Ina
Other ports on application.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Shipping Companies and Agents
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Lloyd Sabaudo
Fairness. Withs Co.. Ltd, rstt: Ar's.
Furncss House, Whitehall St., n. \.
Bowling Green 1900.
Lord and Head Lines q. M. M.)
Prr. BS GIN $500; fst. BIZ GIN s2sa
Luckenbacn S. 5. Lines
81 whitehall ST., =. Y.
Bowling Green 82oa.
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier Sc. n. r.. \. y. $500 Spring.
Mcgee Co., The Charles [.
Drexel Building. Phladelphia, Pa.
Lombard 5I0O-l2-3. Mai 3O6+.
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines o.ss
Munaon 5. 5. Line
So Beaver ST.. n. Y. Hanover Size.
National Shipping Corp.
% Broad St. N, Y.
n. Y. e. Cuba Mail S. S. Co.
iioot io'N wall ais st.. r.. john 1863.
Nc ! & South Line
=. Eleppe & Co., Inc. I, broadway.
\. y. Eowlinr Green 61so-4.
Nor7~cr;r n america Line
Bridge St.. n. s. Is'lnG Green $50
O~'o~'~' 1l7--ioation Co.
SO Broadway. n. Y. whitehall 7ss
Oriolc S.e77rshio Lines
Tvport Transportation Coz
American Hldg.. baltimore. Md.
pacifc NAL Steamship Co.
Bowling Green 4o3e.
Pare z Jones
Mobile Alabama.
Pon7ua Line q
Peruvian Steamship Company
So Broadway, \. Y. BROAD 3977.
Prince I.inc
Turncss, Nishy & Co.. Ltd. Gen AEsa'
Furness house, whitehall ST.. \. 7.
Bow ling Green sSC0.
QuehSc S. S. Co.
Turness. Withy & Co.. Ltd Gen. Asts-
furnes> House. Whitehall ST.. \. Y.
bowling Green 800.
Re- i Line
q 1;s. SaI n"et' Set 4 6 Co.. cs"yc4 cs" MsIs sioo.s
Rel Ger line l. NJ. M.)
Pgr. H:g On $500: FEt. Bg GIN sasa.
Richard Steamship Lines
Ts',qay. n. !. Whitehall sop Ext. TO-
Ssvsessan f Son
Ihe Eoyai Nail steam Packet Co.
fleTnhn's Nilson Line.
rNcrluan's Phoenix Line.
Hmcriran MeGiteIranean Levant Limo.
26 broadway. n. v. Broad 1880.
Gc.per me
scoger Steamship Co.. Yre.
Is Isea, er 81. Ny. Broad 1859 to 1879
So u f'ac.tic Company
Morgan Line
Siar|7 6, 6, Co., Inc.
Bowling Green 7273-a-5.
american 'iids.. Baltimore. Nd.
*. Paul S37l-2-3.
Stafas Marina & Commercial Co.
II Battery ~. <. Y: Whitehall ABB.
S. Q i ~ c'ear7 ship Corp.
II Hroadway. NJ
Bowling Green STo0.
Steele Steamship Line
90 Bromd ST., n. y. Broad 1907.
Swedish, American Line
Turness. Nithy & Co., Ltd. Gen. Asts.
IuTness House, Whitehall ST.. y. y.
Eo0lIne Green 1900
Tracy : teasnship Co., Inc.
II state St. N 3eyling Green 7oss
United American Lines
Nncorporuted)
RmegiCan- -tsaWaiiaD ;. :. Co.
Aulcrcau ship & Commerce Nav1ga-
SO sway, r. Y. Whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
17-Eattery Pl., N. Y. Whitehall 1900.
u. S, Mail steamship Co., Inc.
Passenger offices: - Broadway. N. Y.
Whitehall 1880.
Freight Offices: I2o Broadway. N. Y.
Rector G300
United S.ates Transport Co., inc.
80 Bread St.. N. Y. Eroad 27s2.
United Transportation Co.
II Battery Pi.. \. y. Whitehall $50.
Ward Line
Root Wall St. \. y John 4soc.
Waferhouse &: Co.. Frank
14o B'"ay, y. Y. Cortlandt 1915.
Wesi Coast Line
25-33 Broad st, N. v. Broad eeso
White Star Dominion Line
Psr. iss On ssoo: rst. Big c'n osso.
White Slar Line Il. NJ. M.)
0-l Broadway. y. Y.
EFT. E's $500; Fet. Big G'n 1890
Winchester Lines
Produce Exchange. n. Y,
bowling Green 1890
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
Cuba and Mexico

Cuba and Mexico
+Antilla, Nuevitas aar,,.ss. A,,e see Suevlsa'.
From New York
Nov. S 23-BELIrA (I0) Atlantic Fruit Co.
~ oc &C. yNoON (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
= nov. .%e-BRIGHTON (I1) Atlantic Fruit CO.
oaracoa From New York
nov ao-PRlNCESS MAY PI)
Clentuegos SEQ Santiago
Gibara, Vita, Also see Vita
From New York
~' ~o'' @o--AN META G) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Guantanamo, Sec Santiago
Havana Also see Nassau
From New York
Nov. 24-COOK (F) Ward Line
Nov. 27-MORRO CASTLE (PtO Ward Line
Havana, Matanzas (via MarieD
Nov. .@o-TAMPlCO (F)
Dominion s. S. Corp.
Manzanillo, Sec Santiago
Mariel, See Havana
Matanzas, See Havana
Nassau, Havana, Progreso, Vera
Cruz, Tanpico From New York
North Side From Baltimore
Deco lO-LAKE TIPPAL iFD
Baltimore >. 5: Co; Inc;
Dec. 22-LAKE FANQUIER tF)
Baltimore 5. S. Co. Inc.
Nuevitas, Antilia, Cuba Also sec AntiIla
From New York
Nov. o3-BELITA CD Atlantic Fruit co.
NoV 23-GLYNDON UO Atlantic Fruit Co
Nov. 26-BRIGHTON Cd Atlantic Fruit Co.
ProgTeso, See Nassau
Puerto Mexico, Tampico
Dec 4-cAEGsaf4. rFoR Aev " 5SFii %iSa Lin.
Santiago, Manzanillo, Guantanamo,
Cienfuegos
From New York
Dec. 4-CAYO MAMBI cd All. Fruit Co.
South Side From Baltimore
Dec. 5-LAKE ONTARIO CD
Baltimore :. 5. Co. Inc
Dec. 25-LAkE GALA1A (F)
Baltimore S. 5. Co.. Inc.
Tamulco. Also see Nassau, Puerto Mexico
from New York
Nov. @7-LANE q LlLLICUSCA4 cd
Ward Line
From New Orleans
Nov. e4-LAKE CORN CD Ward Linz
Vera Cruz rec Nassau
Vita, GiDara, Also sec cibar.
From New York
Nov. 23-ANNETTA CD Atlantic Fruit Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
In,er;csn Line Il vi. ny

Arer'csn Line q. IA. M
rer B's G'n $500: Fst H's G'n s:sc.
American Star Line
% Beaver St. \. ". Broad s33-834.
fncho Line
passenscr--2l state ST.. n. z.
FrrirI,t--ss whitehall St.. n. Y.
Bowling Green 330G
Atlantic Fruit Co.
& H~opdvay. \ V.
Rowling Green 2ee0
Atlantic transport Line q. NJ. N.Y.
rrr. ~ ~ en- n saoo, Tst b's GIN $3.50.
Racor Daniel, Agent
Elder Dempster & Co.. Ltd.
90 Beavcr ST.. p. Y. Broad 1909.
Baltic S. S. Corp. of America
ei whitehall St, \. Y Big G'n s1ss.
Baltimore Oceanic S. S. Co.
c. d. Mallory L. Co.. Inc. Agents.
II broadway, n y
Bowling Green b55o-555t.
ieeI-3 Munsey Bldg. Baltimore. Md
~ Pau' 4'Gl..
Baltimore Steamship Co., Inc.
se isroadway, y Y Broad S99,
st. Paul s5e5-6-7-S-a.
Barber y. :. A.irS, Inc.
II Battery pl. y. Y. whitehall 1900.
Blacrs Diamond s. S. Corp.
81 Exchange pl.. n. Y.
hee.ur 26Is26iS.
pocth Line
roqh ,r% A'noeo loso Sh'PDpS N P Mhifsna G1rp 7so
Bull & Co., a. H., Agents
II Hattery Pl.. n. G. Whitehall 1872
CariNhn9n Line
10 Brinee ST.. y. Z. Bling Gn. 1oos4.
Clyde S'camsaip COMPANY
pier IS. n. IL. N. Y Spring ssse.
Clyde St~amsiiip Company
r,.s GoTejs" ,s , sery!ees' Ny sor,ox s.ao.
Cunard Line
Passeneer-2l State ST., N. z.
Fr' .Gh'--4A whitehall St., n. Y.
ro7liue Green $500.
Di C::o~cio {, Go.
Pier :. t. r.. y. Y. Bowl. Green ss7o
nol|~~ F;se
a. whitehall St., n. Y.
poririor s. s. Corp.
81 81 Peri 81. \. I. Broad $o1e.
Elwe.l Lines
r. " nfys ,ysIse c., rqe.s 'e' ;soc. g. State
F~~o ; fr7csroriaton Go.
fnr',lc Steamship Linssl
go ft,et ~'.. \. Y &605 Rector.
.merican rflds.. Bnltimove. Md.
81. PAU G56l.
rr, rc~ 3 Ganala S. S. Corp.
100 ''so- a.ray :. Z. Rector G5o0.
r., .---e -
rurmess. withy 4 Co, Ltd, Gen. AEts.
Tu4I.ess House, Whitehall ST.. n. Y.
,...i... g. az 100.
I'urr g FcrMnfa Line
fnrn '-S. withs & Co.. Id, Gen; Agts.
fioNi.rr Green 1900.
lrrfs iriscc mes
iurncss, lvithy q Co., Ltd, Gen. Agts.
turure- I4ouas, Whitehall St., n. Z.
iiooiing Green $500.
General Navigation CO.
l3 4s.o.sA,ss. y. 4.
J. .o.d 81.
C'ohe s-iae
GGaMogs V1llia'ns d., Wis@ors ,s.aaa g az 2.
Gs7 g lire
~. Il. crace & Co. Asents. 10 Han
Harsi7s, hlasiIi & Co., inc.
So so. william ST.. N. Y. Broad 4oss
Has'er, Robert & Co., Inc.
Nor'e,k. Virginia.
Iiousgo7 & Co., z. ?.
6 Beaver St, n. i. Broad 17ss.
I I. G.. Lines
irlsgmA laval Freight'nE Ccrp.
40 i>h'aA, :. Z. EO-tiandt 1888.
!-efe,Iei.,r .l.ls hldE :. P,hd"deiphis. Pa
~ Webster isldg,, Chicago, III.
Tel. Harrison $50.
intefEs icnas Mesca antiic Marine
knsrirnn tine
V iiifc star s.ins
EtiAuiir Transport L.ra
Hcd S,Hr Line
l-cn luLd Line
Lord and Head stnr~
hi'e star s>on.inlcn Iins.
oil broadway, \. Y.
rgr. .s'g On 8300 Fgt. B'g G'n s2se.
327 so. la sale St.. Chicago.
Kerr StNanash:p Company, Inc.
Kerr iuiidne, A. Geaver St., N. Y.
BROAD Gs03. Brand II Offices: Chica go,
san Francisco. Philadelphia. New
Orieans, Galveston.
LampoTt * 1oii Line
81 Broadway. \. Y: Broad 1921.
Leyland Live q. NJ. N.Y.
ell Broadway, n. Y.
rgr.. E'g Gn $500; Fgt. D'g On sass
Lind Navigation Co.
II Battery FL. n. Y. whitehall 1863.
Lioy. Pcyal Belize
I4l I;ropdway, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-23
India and
Dutch East Indies

India and
Dutch East Indies
Alden, Sec Alexandria
Alexandria, Alden, Karachi, Bombay,
Colombo, Madras, Rangoon,
Calcutta From New York
Nov. 2f-N YANZA d.
Moore & Mccormack Co. Inc.
Batavia, SEQ Penang
Belawan-DeIhi, Sec Penang
Bombay, see Ale1andria
Calcutta, Singapore, Yokohama,
Kobe Also see Alexandria
Nov. sc-n6sFFNho sFoNna SsS NaHH ;}F'eas1 ef5
S,~e,e :. $ Linz
Dec. 15--SEATTLE MARU (B)
Steele s. S. Line
Dec. --MEXICO MARU CD
Feb. --SyMATRA MAEU %
Steele 5. =. Line
Dee. s-BoFFHrGS Frqm GGalNTesston GhNs q,
Steele S. s. Limo
Colombo. Sec Alexandria, Honolulu
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore.
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
Dec. ia STEAMER (F)
Pacific Mail s : Co
Jan. 28-COLCSA CD Pacific Mail S. 8. 60
Feb. 23-SANTA CRUZ (F) - No'
Pacinc Mail 5. S. Co.
Karachi, See Alexandria
Kobe, Sec Calcutta
Madras, SEQ Alexandria
Manila, See Honolulu
Penang, Belawan-Delhi, Port Swes-
tenham, Singapore, Batavia,
Samarang, Surabaya
From New York
Nog. 2S--ABRON CD
United American Lines Ync
Dec. 1J-W EST ARMAGOSA tF)
United American lines Inc
Dec. S0-W EST MODUS (F)
United American Lines Inc-
Port Swettenham, See Penang
Rangoon, See Alexandria
Saigon, See Honolulu
Sanarang, See Penang
Singapore, Fee rsnaas .ase'''s' '0nsiaia'
Surabaya, Sec Penang
Yokohama, See ca1ertsr