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New-York tribune., 1920-11-06
Key to Type of Ship
(P-F)-Passengers and Fre;cb,
(F) Freight only
(R) -Refrigerators
Shipping Companies and Agents
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Lo'd and Head Lines !. NJ. M.
rsr. B's c." $500; rxt. Big O.. s.sa
Luc'er',och S. S. Lines
no,vI1mt :. Wh'tehni' t.,n.s st.; ia. y; Y.
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier Sc. N. r.. n. Y. $500 Spring.
Moore g. Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines
3 broadway, n. Y. Bowling G'n 2sso.
Munson S. S. Line
80 Beaver ST.. N. Y. Hanover b1so.
National Shipping Corp.
2' Broad ST.. N. Y.
N Y &, Cuba Mail S. S. Co.
Foot Foot waii i'F' st.. r.. John 4sco.
NcrtI {, South Line
r. Kleppr & Co. Inc. II broadway,
~ y. Bowling Green s13o"4.
NcrWer'an America Line
Norwcrian America Line As'cy. Inc.
Bridge ST., y. Y. B'ling Green $3.50.
! 0v;~~'r' Navigation Co.
80 broadway. N. Y. Whitehall 7as.
Oriole Steamship Lines
NrNrort Transportatou Coz
90 west St. \. v 1905 Rector.
American hldg.. Baltimore, Md.
81. Pnui G5el-
PaciSc Mail Steamship Co.
10 'Innovc- Souare: n. v.
Bowling Green 4630.
Paae & Jones
Mobile. Alahama.
Panama Line
"a State ST.. W. Rowling Green $3.50.
Peruvian Steamship Company
80 broadway. N. Y. Broad 1917.
Prince Line
Turncss. wthy & Co.. ltd. Gen. Axts.
Furr~4e House, Whitehall St.. n. V.
Bowling Green 1900.
Qn"hcc S. S. Co.
r"ss T"rmsss ,, witty CH :, .,, Md. :. Gen Ast'
Bowling Green 300.
Re- q Line
s. Vail 's' s' N' S S''i i,""",ea """; %S5, 1cc7s.
Re- Star line Il. M. N.Y.
rsr. .:'?H'S IS c'n $500; Fst. BE- o'a s.ss.
Richard Steamship Lines
g 9, p. H,Sh@rd cS %,,tsh.;, ATT. Ia Soo r,* :.
S;N SCI a. Sen
The Pacific steam Navigation Go.
The Eo,ui Nail Steam Packet Go.
F.ilcrman'a " is0n Line,
Eliermun's Phoenix Line.
American Mediterranean Ievant Line,
rs Broadway. n. y. BROAD 1850.
Searof Line
sIEs| H.nvcr stsamhp s Co. sssad isos to 1878
So'' '.~~n t'ac'fc Company
Morgan Line"
S'ec.jn,.' s. s. Co., Inc.
2,,i,', stGnc s.: t;. n; Y,,1..
Americns "pdg.. Baltimore. Ma.
st. Paul s21l-"-3.
St rs Marine & Commercial Co.
II Battery III. y. Y. whitehall Aas.
s. O Ct ay Srear ship Corp.
II Brondwny. n. Y.
Bowling Green 8.00.
Steele Steamship Line
30 Broad ST.. N. =. Broad 1897.
Swedish fmcyican Line
Iurness. Wi'hs & Co.. Ltd. Gen Asts'
Furn--s Eousc, Whitehall St, n. y.
I:Uwiing Green 900.
TY cy Stear1sinp Co., Inc.
~ State ST., y. Bowling Green 1885
T ars ares Nla.iiirnos Do Estado
Rodrr'cls & Eu,nscy. Agents.
8-l0 EridRr ST. \ Y.
H0THuc Green 0StA
Uni cd American Lines
Americana i,anu,'Hu =. s. Cs.
American sap & Commerce Navixa-
ton Co pnratioH.
80 AWAY. y. Y. Whitehall 1920.
U. S. Nal Steamship Co., Inc.
ra~~enr,r o.ticco: - broadway. N. Y.
Nh tiu'i i2No.
Freight Offices: l2o Broadway. N. Y.
ur;'c1 SITES Transport Co., Inc.
SO Eread ST.. n. Y. BROAD 1852.
Uni.ed transportation Co.
!. tattory FL. n. Y. whitehall $50.
Ward Line
lN. y. and Cuba Man 8. S. Co,
Root Naii ST.. \. Y. John 1900.
Wetessouse & Co., Frank
l4o nway. N.Y. Cortlsndt ss1o.
Nes! Coas. Line
"'saS' s5as ''"r"' i'f"ad ST.. t." N. Y. nroad esss
Whit S;ar Do,ain;on Line
rsr, Ds G'n $500; rxt. Hr a.. $3.50.
!. .le "a. Alne Il. II. M.)
~ ns q" $500. rst. n's G.. ssso.
Winchester Lines
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American Line q. M. MY

american Line !. vi. nj.
rxr. B's GIN ssoe, Frt. Big Ga ssss.
American Star Line
Is Beaver st.. n. Y. Bread sSs-SS4,
Anchor Line
rass~pxer--2I state ST., N. Y.
Freisht--A4 whitehall st.. N. x
Bowling Green $500.
Atlantic Fruit Co.
al Broadway. n r.
Bowling Green 1890
Atlantic Transport Line Il. M. N.Y.
rrr. BIZ GIN 1900: Fst. BE On $3.50
Bacon, Daniel, Agent
Elder Demrstcr 4 Co., Ltd.
26 Beaver ST., n. y. Broad 4SoS.
Baltic S. S. Corp. of America
ee-24 Whitehall St. \. Y. Big Ca s1se.
Baltimore Oceanic S. S. Co.
G: q. Mallory q Co.. Iscr Agents.
ii Broadway. y. Y.
Bowling Green 555o-5551.
1918 Munsey Bldg. Baltimore, Md
81 Paul 4s6I2.
Baltimore Steamship Co., Inc.
h2 Broadway. n. Y. Eroad Sss.
Amsrican Nldg. bsitimore. Md.
Barber S. S, Line, lac.
~ Battery n. y. Y. whitehall 1900.
Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
8, Exchange Pl., n. Y.
Rector 2GI726l$.
Booth Line
09n n,s1" ri.s. sa'pn'DS s. wIs.S:I Gcsp z,.
Bull & Co., A. H., Agents
II Battery PI. \. y. Whitehall 1872.
Caribbean Line
10 Bridge St. Ny. DUn< On ioas4.
Clyde Steamship Company
Pier se. \. r.. N. Y. Spring sSee.
Clyde Steamship Company
NForrigu ServIccs)
ri~r - n IT,. N. Y. spring sseo.
Cunard Line
ra'.enseral Fa.,~''' ,ysi stat. .,,s 81 N. r.,
Rowling Green $500.
Di G.orpio < Co.
Pier I. r. r.. n. Y. Bowl. Green ss7e.
po''ar line
a. whitehall St.. n. Y.
i.ow iins Green Ssh
ElwcIl Lines
Jns w Hlwcn Co.. Inc. II state
st. \. :. Bowling Green 1850.
Espo~t Transportation Co.
(Oric'- Steamship LIn-D
90 West ~, y. y 4s95 Rector.
American "ids.. Baltimore. Md.
81. Paul 656l.
France & Canada s. 8. Corp.
I2e broadway. y. V. hector $500.
French -Ar,e ican Line. Inc.
ls Broadway. n. Y. Bread l52a.
FIrrees Line
Furnes-. Wit,y & Co.. It'd. Cen, Agts.
Furnrse House. Whitehall ST.. n. Y.
Bowling Green 1900.
Furncss Bermuda Line
rurn-ss. Withy & Co.. Ltd, Cen. Agts.
Furross House. Whitehall ST.. n. Y.
Howiing Green 7Sc0.
Frrrcss sy;rcc Lines
iuru.ss 'fous,. Whitehall ST., n. Y.
Rowling Green 1900.
Ceneral Navigation Co.
is E,oudmry. \. \.
Brord t,*l.
Globe Line
CASTOR; William. 8 wIsmor. =; 9.
Grace Line
". r. crac" 4 Co.. Aronte. 10 nan-
Harriss, Mas,Il 4 Co., Inc.
So So. william ST. y. Y. rreaa 1895.
Has'er, Rcher' & Co., Inc.
Norfolk. Virginia
Houston f Co., r. p.
Is Beaver ST. y. Broad izss.
|. +. C.. Lines
ir,rrnntiouni Frcightfue Corp.
no H'way ~ Y Cortlsndt 33S3
Lafayette isldK Philadelphia, Pa
Lombard 362S-H63.
lnie.na ;cna! Mercantile Ma.ina
American Line
" hifc >tnr Line
Atinuijc Transport r.ira
Red ~ Iiue
IcNland line
ord and Head lines
" Whiir star n"n'tnion Line.
9-il EfonNNHN, y. y.
l'er. H'g In 500: Fet. n'y G'n 1890.
227 SO. la Slile st. Chicago
Kerr St,ar shio Company, Inc.
~-rr Binding. A. Eea,rr ST. ~ 7.
Broad GscH. Bran Il offices: Chicago,
san Fr.r 60. Philadelphia, New
Orleans. tr.sit tcstOn.
LampoYi 1. k.o.i Line
so Broadway. y. Y. BROAD sssl.
Ley'and line q. n. N.Y.
o-1l broadway, y. L.
fgr E's "'n S3oa, fxt. B'R G'n g,Sa.
Lin Nc ipa'ion Go.
II Battery r.. n. Y. whitehall ta6s.
Lloy .'1ys' Eeigc
80 rrcad~ny, n. Y.
Ne'tnr 3HnS -2-iO-
LIoyl Sac udo
furness. ~ iii,y 4 Co.. It'd, Fst Arts
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Europe

Alexandria. SEQ constantlnspro
Algiers. s.e uenca
Amsterdam Via Hottcrdsm
Antwerp Also Havrs
From New York
Nov. s-F1NLAND ,pFR) Rcd star Limo
Nov. i3-ITFLAND IPUR) Red Star Line
Nov. l5-YAl<A Cr)
Black Diamond s 8. Corp
Nov 27-K ROoNLAND (Pr) RED Star Line
Nov. s7--CliF$TER NIWANIS (f)
Black diamond 5 s Corp.
Dec. 4-LAPLAND tPf) Red star Line
Dec. u-COLLlNGswORTlt N)
Black diamond =. 5. Cory.
Dec. 2S-E DGE EMONT (F)
Black Diamond s. $. Corp.
From Baltimore
Nov. io-HONNKpAGA tFp
BlacN diamond s: Corp,
Loading tkER CITY (F>
Oriol, 5 5 Line
Ne, iS-CAruLIN Nt) orloie 3 5. Line
Nov. .so--lANCASTKlAN lF) Red Star
Nov. 22--Y AKA tr)
Bl4cA Diamond s s. Corp
Nov. ss-OTHo lf) 0rloie s Line
Dec. +-CHESTER klWANlS (V>
Biack Diamond S 5. Corp.
Dec. lS-COLLINGSWOKTH tF)
Black Diamond s 5 Corp.
Dec. 25-JAMES OTIS lF) Oriole s. s. Line
Dec. SV-EDG EDGtAlONT (t)
Black Diamond s. S. Corp.
From Philadelphia
Nov. 12--TRIOM MrH (t, Red Star Limo
Nov. o-NlCTORlOUS 90 Red Star Line
Nov. SO-N EST ENONK (Fl Red Star Line
From boston
Nov. le-wEsT HosoNlE (F) Red Star
Nov. 27-OAkLAND Nt) REQ Star Line
From Galveston
Nov. --DANlER 1F)
Lloyd Noyal Beige
Ssc. -ANDALI ISlER (F)
l.lDXt puNul Retre
trOm New Orleans
ucd-MENAPlER (FO
LlpS Royal ISeige
Nov. -TANAN pKiER iEj
Lloyd koya. Beige
Dec. --BlRGuNDlEK tFl
Lloyd Royal Beige
Antwerp, Ghent
From New Orleans
New. so-w EST RARITANS RS
Kerr Steamship Company. lne.
From Galveston
Nov. 35-W1NONA COUNTY CT)
steele :. 5. Line
New. IA STEAMER (F)
Steele 5. 5 Line
From Texas CtN
Nov. i5-WINONA COUNTY
Steele :. ). Limo
New. ia STEAMER l.)
Steele :. >. Aine
Antwerp, Rotterdam
From Nca NOri.
nsa. A-NAVARINO lf) Canafd Lin.
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Europe
Avonmouth, Bristol Manchester

Avonmou.h, Br;s 'ol, Manchester
Also sec Hull. Liverpool
From Philadelphia
Nov. eO--PA WTuCkEr ,F)
Harriss. Magil G. Co. mo
From Norfolk
Dec. WrUClIET tr)
Harrlss, Magil & Co. mo
Avonmouth, Glasgow
From baltimore
Nov. 7-PAGASSET tF)
Baltimore $. 5. Co. Inc
nov. IN EISE (F)
NOV. Ii w ESTERN COMET (tY
- Baltimore s. S. Co.. Inc
nov. IA NROSAKA (F)
Baltimore s. y. Co., Inc
Nov lS-~Ai.LIh hS lf)
baltimore s. S. Co. Inc
Nov 2o-~M ON MOUTH tF)
Nov. So-EAST CHICAGO U)
Baltimore s. s. Co., Inc.
Azores, SEQ Gibraltar
Barcelona Also SEQ Valencia. Gibraltar
Nov. lo,-w ~ From moNsSsnT NsS apfk r.,
Elwell Lines
Barcelona, Oenoa, Naples
From baltimore
Nov. l0-COLpWATER (T)
b".titnole Oceanic S. $. Cs-
fov. --lRNINGTON (tJ
- Baltimore Oceanic 8. g. Ce-
Nov. CITY OF ST. JOSEPH (F)
baltimore Oceanic S. 3. Co.
From Norfolk
Nov. l2-COLDWATER (F)
Baltimore Oceanic g. 8. ca
Barcelona, MarseiIles. Genoa
From New York
Nov. 20-LAKE ELMSFORD (F1
ltlchAfd Llncs
Belfast, Dublin
A.sc Cork
From baltimore
Nov 15-CARRIGAN HEAD {F)
HrSd Line IL Nj M
Dec. l5-LORD ANTRIM (F)
Lord Line Il. Nj Nj
Bergen, Chrissiama, Go,henbrg
Also see Chr stian!a TrondhJez
From New York
Nov. 9-JACNSON (FO Globe Line
Bergen, ChrisAania, Copenhagen,
Skein
From New York
Nov. 7-1No1ANA BRIDGE OF,
Seag-r Lnur
Nov. 25-TOLEDO BRIDGE (w}
Seager LIZ.
Black Sea Pcr's, nas9.. slsG see e, Cons, CONSTANT
From New York
Nov. ~~lAIhNW WANEA VALLEY lP}
'}oll * Co.. Agents
Dec. 80 NSINAWA %
OrisntHi Navigation Co
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Europe

Europe
Naples Alse - Gensa, Gibraltar.
From Now York
Nov. lS-RpoINA DfrALIA (Pr,
Lloyd sabauds
Naples, Genoa.
From New York
nov IPEsARO (PF) Lloyd sabAuds
Naples, Patras, Trieste,
From New York
NOV. .10-PANNONIA (PF) Cunard Line
Norrkoping, Sc. coth.nbur.
Oran, Soc Genoa. Valencia
Fatras, See Naples. Gibraltar
rlraeus, Also SEQ Gibraltar
From New York
Nov. .2S-HINCKLEY (F)
Oriental Navigation Co
Praeus, Salonica, Constantinople,
Smyrna
From New York
NOV So-R1VER .ORONTES (E>
Cunard Line
Piraeus, Constantinople, Black Sea
Ports
From New York
Dec. 30-sINSINAWA (F)
Oriental Navigation CO.
keval, See Dnnz,x
Riga. SEQ Danzls. Gothenburs. Malno
Rotterdam Also SEQ Antwerp. Hamburg
From New York
Nov. 0-TASTTRN DAWN tF).
Black Diamond S. s. Corp.
Nov. 10-ANDREA r. LUCKENBACH N)
Luckenbach Lines
Nov. 17--F. J. LUCKENBACH (F}
Luckenbach lines
Nov. 22--POLYRIUS (F)
Black Diamond s. s. Corp.
Nov. 24-EDGAR f LUCKENBACH <r)
Lucleenbach Lines
Dec. 1---JULIA LUCKENBACH tF)
Lucken bach Lines
Dec. 8-KAMESIT tF)
Black Diamond 8. 8. Corp.
Dec. 22--HONNEDAGA (Fl
Black Diamond s. 8. Corp.
From Baltimore
LoadinE-OUAKER CITY (F)
Orlol~ 8. s. Line
Nov. ln-~CAPULIN tr) Oriole 8 9. Lins
Nov. 10--EAsTERN DAWN CF)
Black Diamond S. s. Corp
Nov. 22-OTHO (t) Orole s. Sc Line
Nov. so-POLyRIUs tF)
Black Diamond 8. S. Corp.
Dec. h-COURAGEOUS (F) Oriole $ g. Limo
Dec. 15-K AMES"T (F)
Black diamond 8. s. Corp
Dec. 2b-IAAIES OTIS (F) Orioe s. 9. Line
Doc. %D-HONNEDAGA (F)
Black Diamond S. 8. Corp.
From Philadelphia
Nov. 1o-HOMESTEAD (F)
Lucicnhacn Lines
Nov. la--CHARLOT (F)
Kerr Steamship Company, Ine
NOV. 2a---W -WATONWAN (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Dec. 15--ALAMOSA (F)
Kerr Steamship COMPANY Inc
Kouen, SEQ uavrs
Salonica, SEQ Piraeus
Skein, SEQ Berx.n
Smyrna, Sec RIraeus. Constantlnepls
Southampton, Cherbours
From New York
Nov. a-OLYMpIC PT) White Star Line
Nov. 17-ADRIAT!C (PFR) White Star
Nov. i8-lMPERATOR (pF) Cunard Line
Nov. 23--AQUITAMIA tPFR) Cunard Line
Nov. 27-OLyMPIC tPT) White Star Limo
Stavanger, See rrondhjem. Chrlstiania
C&orJtholn, See Helsinsfors. Gothonburr.
Chrlstiania. Malmo
Trieste, 500 Naples. Gibraltar
Trondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger,
Christiansand, Christian;a
From Now York
Nov. 2O--SORLAND (F)
8 @ STRAY S. 8 Corp
Nov. --rANENFJORD (F)
Norwegian AmercA Lire
Dec. A-SONGpAI- tF)
8. Q Stray s. 8. Corp.
Dec. 1o-SONGNAAR tF)
s. o. Stray $. S. Corp
Valencia, Barcelona, Oran,
Marseilles Also Sc. Gbraras
From New York
Nov. 1o-POCASSET (F) Elweli Lines
Nov l6--FENCHURCH tF) Elweu Line.
From Philadelphia
Nov. 30--LAKE GREENBRIER {V)
Elwell Lines
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China, Japan,
Philippines
Straits Settlement.

Straits Settlement.
China, Japan. Philippines, Str.;.
Settlements
Nov. 1o-W fSi ii - - ''n''so' Sn 's, oon..
Nov 30-W EST IRA ~, Dollar IN. -"
Hong Kcrg. sssosa.,; She ,GkGheT. s7,, msnolu'.
Honolulu, Yokohama. Kobe. Shan.
hal, Manila. Hong Kong
From San Francisco
Nov. I3-ColcMBlA tPtye
Pacific Mall ; S Co
Dec. lI-VENBXl "a HP)
Pacific Mai S s CO.
Japan, See China -
Kobe, See Honoiuls. Yokoh.ma
Ma Mia SEQ Yokohama. HoneIuls,
Shanghai. Singapore
Philippines, See Cain.
Shanghai, Manila, Hong Kong, Siun.
pore, Also -"r Honolulu. iokehanA
Singapore
From New York
Nov. 7-BEssIE DOLLAR - n.n.
;sov. s,-GRSCE DOLLAR tFj 1o,I,, r1s.
Dec. l5-MELVILLE DOLLAR - -'a'
o'ngapore, Manila, Hong Kou,
Shanghai
see Shanghai
From New York
Sov. 7(SLAVIC PRINCE ~ Primo, L,.,
STRAITS SetLensnfs, seq China
Iaku Bar, See loloham.
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
Also see Honolulu
From New York
Nov. .fo-SCHODACK ,F)
Barber 5 \ Linz In
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hoss
Kong Manila
From Seattle
New. eS-wE-T JESTER (F,
Naterhouse 4 Co
Dec. 27-NILE (F) Ws,erhouss Co
Yokohama, Kobe, Taku Bar, Shaus.
hai
From New York
nov. v.Zc--PORTtGUESE PRlNCE (el
Prince Lins
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South America


From New York
Nov. 13--TRANCD MARU (T)
Houston & Co.
! "s'. '.Ao--ARCHIMEDES cd
Lamport T. Holt.
! NOV. Z0-INNOKO tF)
Oriental Navigation CO
NOV. Io-SA APORACK fF)
Munson s S Limo
Dcc. lo--cEDARHURST (F)
Munson s. S. Line
montevideo, Buenos Ayres, Rosario
From New York
Nov. S-GLENsPEAN N) Prince Line
+'o'' o-SPARTAN PRINCE (F)
Prince Line
z N"v' E6-SERVlAN PRINCE (Fl
-. Prince Line
Montevideo, La Plata. Buenos Ayrss
-, From New York
NOV %o-CHICOMICO F) (U. s. 8. b
Barber 8 Line. Inc
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres,
: Rosario
From New York
Dec. 2o-WEST AVENAL (Fl
Oriental Navigation Co
Jan. B-WILLIMANTIC lF)
\, Oriental Navigation Co.
Paita, Etcn, Salaiveny, Callao, Pisco,
Moilendo, africa, Iquique, Anto-
fagasta, TaltaI, Chanaral, Co.
quimbo, Valparaiso, Talcahuano
From New York
N"v' N"v s-hRGoSy r. o2 Vest Coast Limo
Nov. %5-M -MOERISTOWN N)
West Coast Line
Para, Ceara, Maceio. Pernambuco,
Cabedel!o, Natal
From New York
Nov. 16-JUSTIN (FO
Booth American Shipping Corp
Para, Masanham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedello, Pernambuco, Maceio,
Bahia
From New York
Nov. f3-CAMOEN9 ,F) LamDort a Fo1t
Nov. 2o-LAkr r GAZETTE (Tj Ward Line
Para, Pesnambuco, Bahia, Rio de
Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
Sui
From New York
Nov. s-GLENsPEAN (Fo' Prince FAns
Paramaribo, See Haitian Port,
Pernambuco, Soc Para
Pisco, See Paitn
Port au Prince, CristobaI
Nav Fsom r. New York ,,
Port All Prince, Cristobal, Cartagena,
Puerto Colombia
Nov. ,s-rA fIM% SsS% NsS >sSo 'otk fsaam. LIN.
Port au Prince, Cris;obal, Esmeraldas,
Rabia. Manta. Puerto Bolivar.
Cauquil
Nov. ,,-ootfdIoamg fIom NIX Nix Yo5k Yc5sm lin.
Polio Rico, See San Juan. Mayarus,
Puerto Bolivar. SEQ Port an Primo.
Puerto CabeIlo, See San Jua.
Puerto Colombia, See Port au Primo.
Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres
Also Para. Bnhia
~ From New York
Nov. 27--VEsTRlS PFR} Lamport Il Holt
Rio de janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos
Ayres
From New York
Nov. is-MolInRE 1rR1 I.amport an r. 3 Iol,
Nov. Is-HuRON pFr) Munson 8 s Lins
Nov. S0-Ai3OLUS oPFR) Manson 8. 8. Line
Nov. o-sAi"Hr1oNl 20" 1roaNlifas'9h'a nsa2 is>
International treighttns Corp.
Nov. 2e--COTATI GIRO
International FreiEhtinE Corp.
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
Do Sol
Nov. s~sPAliTIN fRlNc'nn (r)
Prince Line
Nov. f5---kOREAN PRINCE (FO
Prince Limo
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Bueno. Avrcs
From New York
Saiied-AMERIcAN STAR (r)
Nov % ASr,9 ea,,1 = IS, S9uth h., Line.
North South Line
Nov. 26-BIBBCO tFj Munson & g r1os
Klo Grande do Sui, Sec rnhia, psra
Rosario, Also SEQ Mont~,idca
From New York
Oec' 2o--WEST AVENAL (fV
Oriental Navigation Go
Oriental Navigation Co
81. Laurent, See haitian Port.
SalavcIry, Sr- Paita
San Juan, P. r., La Cuavra. pue,to
tsbello, Curacao and Maraca;bo
via Curacao
From New YorL
nsr - Ia DELPIIIA lpF)R.a
c >A"AcAS tPE) Red d Lin.
S~h.os, See Rio dc Janelro. Bahia. parn
Ta!ca huano, SEQ rAlta
Talial, SEQ raita
Valparaiso, SEQ cristobal. raita
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THE YUMA VALLEY PROSPEROUS

Yuma is in the throes of in dustrial prosperity pains. The farmers around Yuma are pro bably better off financially than the farmers of any like commun- ity on the face of the earth. Farmers with incomes of from $9OOO to $2O,OOO year are not uncommon, and every man who today has small farm can count himself fortunate.
 As a result of the great pros perity of this part of the, coun try more automobiles are being sold in Yuma and the Yuma Valley today than has ever been sold in this section of the coun- try. New cars cannot be ob- tained at any price, and the de- mand for cars is so strong that second hand cars are now bring ing the price of new cars. The day does not go by that from two to ten cars are not sold in Yuma. Many of the cars, it is true, are being bought CD the installment plan, and many ot | the farmers are mortgaging this years crop in order to buy car. | More cars can now be seen or the streets of Yuma than at any other time in the history of the city Yuma Sun.
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U. OF A. SCHOLARSHIPS.

An examination for the Coun- ty Scholarship in the University of Arizona will be held in the office of the county superint ten dent of each county on the first Saturday of May, and all gradu, ates and seniors of high schools in the county are eligible to take the examination. A student who is resident of county, but may have completed his high school work elsewhere, is eligi- ble to sit for the examination.
 .The County Scholarships am- ount to $500 each, and are pay able by the state auditor to the University of Arizona to be ap piled on the students bill for board room, and incidental fees.
 The scholarship is good for one year at the university, and is to be held during the students s freshman year, except when a given county offers no candidate for the freshman class, a can didate for admission to a higher class in the university may ap- ply for the qualifying eXa nina ton and. if successful, secure the scholarship.
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line of Santa Cruz Street, 172 feet and two inches to a point; thence Northwesterly 52 feet more or less to a point on the Northern Bound ary line of said Lot Eleven CID, five inches from the place of be- ginning, and thence Southwest ernly along the Northern boundary line of said Lot Eleven (1D, 163 feet and five inches to the place of begin ming. Together with all inn provements thereon; or as much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the said judgment, and I was thereby commanded to apply the proceeds of said sale in or to- wards the payment of the amount of said judgment.
 Now THEREFORE NOTICE IS HERE BY GIVEN that I will, as such | Sheriff, at the front door of the County Court House in the Town of Nogales. in the County of Santa Cruz, on Saturday, the 24th day of April, 1920, at 1:3O P. NJ. sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States, all the right, | title and interest of the above named Defendant as it existed on the said 31st day of January, 1920, of in and to the above mentioned real estate and premises in order to satisfy the above amounts with in- terest as aforesaid and all costs | and accruing costs.
 Dated this 23rd day of March, l 1920.
 RAYMOND R. EARHART,
 Sheriff of Santa Cruz County. By JOHN BOWMAN,
 3-27-4t. Chiet Deputy.
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NON-UNION LABOR.

The Phoenix section of the Arizona Cotton Growers Asso- citation has given formal indOrSe- ment to the open shop, advising that the movement, starting in Phoenix, be extended to all of Maricopa county. Manager ". H. Knox stated that this section is the only one in the United States that harvested it's cotton crop the past season without a labor shortage. He said:
 T he farmers may think the open shop fight has no interest for them, but it has. When we were in Washington trying to get permission to bring in Mex ican labor again this year we ran up against it every day"
 The growers were assured that little short of calamity for the southwest would be kpown if the union labor made sections of the immigration laws were to be enforced, for DO adequate labor supply may be secured save from across the border. Whites and negroes are not to be had. For the present season the associa tion will supply -laborers for about 100000 acres of Arizona cotton land and will start Aug. 1 to bring in about 10000 labor CTS, mainly from the Mexican border states. All will come through Nogales, where head quarters will be esta blished by the associa tion.-Arizona Labor Review. ----
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Arizona cattlemen stand to lose cool million dollars this year from the ravages of black leg unless prompt action is taken to prevent recurrence of the malady which broke out on the ranges last year. This predic- tion was made by Ed. We Ste phens secretary of the Arizona Live Stock Sanitary Board, who bases bis estimate of the prob able damage on government statistics and his own observa- tioD of conditions last year.
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NOTICE or SALE.

In the Superior Court of the State of Arizona. in and for the County of Pima.
 Albert Steinfeld & Co.,, a corpor- ation, Plaintiff, vs. Lee Reagan, Defendant.
 WHEREAS under the judgment and decree made and rendered in the above entitled Court in the above entitled action on the 2Oth day of March, 1920, the above named Plaintiff, Albert Steinfeld & Go a corporation, recovered from the above named Defendant, Lee Reagan, the sum of $124OO and also the sum of $31.45 taxed costs of suit, together with interest on both of said sums from said last mentioned date at the rate of Ten per cent per annum.
 AND WHEREAS under and by virtue of said judgment and decree 1 was commanded as such Sheriff to sell all the right, title and inter- est of the above named Defendant as it existed on the 31st day of January, 1920, of in and to the said real estate and premises situ- ate in the Town of Nogales, County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, and described as follows, to-wit:
 All that piece or parcel of land situate and being in the Town of Nogales, in the County of Santa Cruz, State of Arizona, being DOT ton of Lot Eleven CID, Block One Hundred and Six 1O6) of the Northern Addition to the Town of Nogales, according to the map of such Addition filed in the office of the County Recorder of Santa Cruz County, described as follows: Be- ginning st the Southwest corner of said Lot Eleven CID in said Block One Hundred and Six Q06) thence Northeasterly along the Northern
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COWS NINE CENTS PER POUND.

A number of the best known cattlemen in California, after a thorough survey of conditions on the ranges, and in feeding lots, have expressed the opinion that grass cows will bring 9c a pound on the hoof during May and June. Among the large producers of cattle vino have ex- pressed this opinion is Fred. H. Bixby, president of the Califor- mia CattIemen'S Association.
 T believe" said MT. Bixby, that cattlemen will get 9c a pound for cows during May and June. My belief is based upon the apparent shortage of cows throughout the state. and the prospective demand.
 "There IS a good supply of steers now. but cows alFeady are scarce and in considerable de. mand at firm prices.
 While I am not a prophet and do not undertake to advise other cattlemen, I expect to hold such cows as I may have for a 9c market. "--Cattleman.