davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Africa

Africa
Aden From New York
Nov. v.25-HlNCKLEY tF)
~. Oriental Navigation Co.
beira Also sec North East Afries
Nov. ss-urI9emmr4 Erem YeT " yasE
Oriental Navixatien Co.
cape Town, Agoa Bay, East London,
Port Natal, Delagoa Bay
Nov. o-4ntb99NN F6G% Nsx sSiAts Xe5k tr,
Prince Line
Seota From New York
Nov. .25--H1NCKLEY (F,
Oriental Navigation Co.
Dakar, Bathurst. Bissao, Conakry,
Frcetown, Monrovia, Grand
Bassam, Seccondee, Salt Pond,
Cape Coast Castle, Winnie Bah,
Accra, Catonon. Port Harcourt,
Lagos, Duala, Calabar, Matadi,
Loando, Lobito Bay
From New York
nnecelvinK-DIO - (O Bull & Co.. Agents
Delagoa Bay Also see Cape Town
From New York
Nov. 25-H1NCKLEy (F)
Mombasa (Kilindini)
From New York
Nov. "5-HINCKLEY (r)
Oriental Navigation Co.
North Africa, Malta. Egypt, Levant,
Red Sea Ports, Madeira, Mo-
rocco From New York
Nov. 2s-MARSODAK tI)
United American Lines. Inc.
Dec. 1H-SA BOTAWAN CD
United American Lines Inc.
Dec. 2i-PUTMAN (F)
United American Lines Inc.
North East Africa, via Red Sea.
Piraeus, ConstantinopIe. Ceuta,
Adeu, Mombasa (KlGndini)
Bera, Delagoa Bay
From New York
NOV. ."o-HINCKLEY (1')
Oriental Navigation Co.
Senegal, Gambia, Portuguese and
French Guinea, Sierra Leone,
Liberia, Ivory and Gold Coasts,
Togcland, Dahomey, Northern
and Southern Nigeria, Came
room, French, Belgian and Por-
tusuese Congo From New York
~ .GbA lD Daniel Bacon
west African Ports From Mobile
Nov --WEST CARI-'rII o. Page < Jones
i'ec. W EST cARuTu CD Page & Jones
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Islands Of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Azua, San Domingo City, San Pedro
de Macor;s, Puerto Plata, Sa-
mana.
Dec. ,o-rnH%rH E{a% Ns~ IS AAe5ils Yo5k y,u.. Co.
Belize, see Kingston
Bermuda From New York
Nov. 24-FORT HAMILTON (PFD
FuTness Bermuda Line
Cartagena, see Kingston
C~:sgoi,a see south America, Havana.
Kingston
Havana, Cristobal, West Coast Ports,
Port Limon
From New York
N"v o- IrF@ pr yn',r4 ,f.,,, Erut co.
Kingston, Jamaican Ouipolts
From New York
Nov. I7-AN<ETTA (F) Atlantic r.ult c.
Nov. 2i--A STEAMER N'FD
InlTed Frult Co.
Nov. .@5-PK!NCESS MAY PFD
Di G'o,eio 4 CO.
Kingston, Belize, Puerto Barrios,
Puerto Cortez, TrujiiIo, TeIa
From New York
nov -'-SAGCA ti'fD United fsult Go
Kingston, Cristobal, West Coast
Ports, Cartasena, Puerto Co.
lumbia, Santa Marta
From New York
Nov. lG II NislAI.lkA Cpfl
United Fruii CO.
Nov. 3V-cA fRIiLo PtN United l'.ul, Go.
Kingston, Santiago, Cartagena, Puerto
Columbia, Santa Marta
From New York
Nov. "3-SANTA MARTA (PT)
United Fruit Co.
Mayaguez, Sec Porto R,ee
Ponce. See Porto Rio.
Fort LlmOn, See Havana
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South America

Antofagasta, sec eristooal. raita
Arca, See Cristobal. Paita
Aux Cages, sec Port gu Prince
Bahia Blanca, SEQ ra-a
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio
Grande do Sui AL alsI sru,a Sc. r9ra: rSst
xov o.-7rTTYnoN Frcm NeT 1pTt York
I.alOpor: & Holt
Bahia, Rio de (aneiro, Santos, Monte
video, Buenos Ayres
S.v. .4-1,,clN FrSm Snl New tf, Xsli YoE'$ Yin.
baenaventura, SEC cristoba'
Buenos Ayres Nls9 9ansso sss "Hntsn'de0' nii. Rio
From New York
Nov. c0INNOtO ND
~ I,I..F1, 0rlentsl N4yIsation ,,,,li mo Co
Oriental Navigation GO.
Jan. 5--WILIlMANTIC tF)
Oriental Navigation CO.
Cabcdello, nee rsrA
Callao, scesCrIstohal, raita
Cartageno, SEQ Port au Primo.
, Cayenue. See Hntian rorts
Ceara, SEQ Tara
Chanaral, See raits
Coquimho, SEQ rai1a
Cristobal, Buenaventura, B a hia +,
Manta, Puerto Bolivar, GuayaquiI
From New York
Dee. -AIAlANCA (PFl Panama Line
Cristobal, Callao, AFRICA, Iquique,
An,ofagasta, Valparaiso,
Also see Port au Prince. Huyti
From New York
Nov. 17-sANTA TERESA lPFD Grac. Line
Dee. 15--SANTA ELISA (pl') Grace me
dec. 29-SANTA I.UIsA (PF) Grace Line
Curacao, ses San Juan. Mayuguss
Demayar, See Haitian Ports and West
OeHieI dia q, Indies
Esmeraidas, See Port au Prince
Eten, See Paita
Guayaqul, SEQ Fort au Prince. cristobal
Haitian Ports, Demerara, Para.
maribo, ST. Laurent. Cayenne
From New York
Dec.4-IAKE r VIEW (0)
Clyde :. y. GO. tlrorelgn Servicos,
Hayti, Crisiobal
From New York
Dec. a-~ADVANCE ,plO Panama Line
iquique, See cristobnI, Pnisn
La Guayra, See MAyaxucx. San Jaan
La Tlata, Also see Monteviden
From New York
Dec. 20--WEST AVTNAI. tFJ
Oriental Navigation CO
Jan. b--WllLlMANTIC (I)
Oriental Navigation ca
macei0, Sec rara
Manen, Sec Port nu Prince. Cristobal
Maracaib0, Sec San Juan. Maya9uss
@aranham, See rar~
mayaguez, P. r., La Guayra, Cura.
Gao, Maracaibo
From New York
Nov. - MARACAll'O fpt) Red D Line
Dec. s~NuLIA (PF) Red u Line
Mo!lendo, See raita
Monte v::SS.o, Buenos Ayres
Also sec Rio dc ,Janeiro. Bahin
From New York
Nov. 17-IRANCE MARU (F)
houston e. Co
Nov. 20-~fNNOKO Or)
Oriental Navigation Co.
From Mobile
Dec. i0-A STEAMER tT)
MunsOn n. T. Line
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Europe

Europe
MoviIle, Sc. Glasgow
Nanles Also see Genoa. Gibraltar,
'0F'es Barcelona
From New York
Dec. 11-POlENZO (ry Llovd sabaudo
Naples, Genoa
Dec. 2e-nr F5qn 5}TAN2{ssw Ny Is York ;Io,, <.
Jan. 1s-REGINA D1rALiA A'Iysa fF' ISoA au'
~ Lloyd Sabaudo
NorfkopIng, SEQ Gothcnburx
Oran, Sec Genoa, Valencia
Patras, See Gibraltar
Piraeus, Also see Gibraltar
Nov. a-u1I12emprNN IF5em Nex y, York
Oriental Navigation Co
Piraeus, Alexandria
Dec. +uAFrmm5 From IS Nsw ~ York
~ furness Pr!nce Linen
Praeus, Salonica, Con,ta,t;non,.
Smyrna
From New York
Dec. 4-RINER ORONTES (F)
- Eunard Line
Piraeus, Constantinople, Black Sea
Ports
Dec. so-srJErFe%msNNte JFrem Ne~ 'ry York
Reval, Sec Dan1lr
Riga, SEQ Danzis. Malmo
Rotterdam Also see Hamburg
From New York
Nov. TT. ]. LlCKENBACU (f)
Lucl<enbacn Lines
Nov. 22--POLYB1JS (F)
Black Diamond 8. S. Corp.
Nov. 2i-lDGAR i. IUCNENBACH (F)
Dec. 1--JrI1N 1'HfIlH9aSG IGGKHNsAcu ,'"Sf (F>
INcienbacl Lines
Dee. 6-kAMESIT (E)
BLACK Diamond s. s. Corp.
Dec. S-LEWIS LCCKENBACII Cd
I.uciteubach Lines
Dec. @2--fiONNEDACA tF>
Ilaclf Diamond s. s. Corp.
From Baltimore
Nov. I7--FAsTERN Dawn ItD
Back Diamond &. g. Corp
Nov. "@-OTNO az Oriole s. s. Line
Nov 3O-POLYBTUS tI)
Blacle Diamond <. s CORP.
Pee. coy KAGEolS N) Orioie ss Line
Dec. ID, AMESlr QD
Dee. c5--JANtNs OTls llD Orole s. 8. Line
Dee. "o~IIONNEpAGA (lO
Black Diamond s. :. Corp.
From Philadelphia
Nov lG- -CiIANLDr %
Kerr St-smship COMPANY Inc
Nov. .IS-IpNlESTEAn l)
Nov. 30-WATONNVAN lD
Iuchrnnach Lines
Dec. ia l,AMOGA (t)
Kerr Steamship Company, nc
R0uen, See ,ia,rs
Salonica, Ccnstantinople, Smyrna,
Also see rlraeus
From New York
Dec. S-pNISNANO il')
Iurnrss- Prince Lines
Smyrna, See rirncus, snlonicA
Southampton, Cherbourg
Erom New York
Nov. ia -ADR1ArIC tPFEs White S.z,
Nov. .1H-IMPERATOk iplD Cuua-d Linz
Nov. 23--Aelu lTANIA (PFD Clnard Line
Nov. II -~DLfMPlC ipID White Star Line
Stavangcr, SEQ Trondhjem. Chr,stiania
CtorkhoIu, See HeIsingfors, Gethxnbxrr
CEristinnln. MaImo
Trieste, See Gibraltar
Trondhjcr, Bergen, Stavanger,
Chrishansand, Chr;stania
From New York
Nov. c0-SOELAND CD
S. y. Stay S. 8. Corp.
NOV. 2s-NAN ENFJOED (F,
nor we gia 4 erica Lin.
Dec. l-SONGDAL (F)
s. @. Stray 8. s Corp.
Dec. lo-SON,CVAAE Cf-l
5 o. stray ). s Corp
Valencia, Barcelona, Orau,
MarssilIes Also zee GlbrsuA,
From New York
Nov. ls-W EST tOCASSET Gy
E!Weu lAne9
Nov. .l9--FHNCuCKCu tr') Elwcll Lines
From Philadelphia
Nov 3t-l.Akt, GNEENBEIEE (F)
tiwcll I..Ncs
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Lloyd Sabaudo
,urncss. with, Co.. Ltd, Tst: Axts.
lurncss House, Whitehall ST, \. y.
i;owiing Green 1900.
Lord and Head Lines q. M. M.)
rrr. h's Is"H"lS; C." $500: j.; ret. BE G'n ssse.
Luckenbach S. S. Lines
a Whitehall st.; o.n. \, Y
Mallory Steamship Company
rier 50. y. X. n. V $500 Spring.
Moore < Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines oss,
broadway. n. y. Bowling G'n "so''
Munson S. S. Line
80 Beaver ST.. \. y. Hanover sl"o.
National Shipping Corp.
e5 Broad St. n. Y.
n. Y. & Cuba Mail S. S. Co.
T"ot "nFa wall airs g.. v. Y. John 4ses.
North & South Line
\. y 20 iIE.owlng Green eiso-4.
Norwegian America Line
nridge st.. y. y. E'Iins Green $3.50.
Oriental Navigation Co.
80 broadway. y. y. whitehall 7ss
Criole Steamship Lines
export Transportation Co.>
80 west ST.; ~ y. y, 1884, iSs% ks,t'r &C..
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
10 tiano,rc square. \. y.
Bowling Green 1880.
Page & Jones
Mobile. >iahama.
Panama Line
"A State St. Y. Eowlinx Green $3.50.
Peruvian Steamship Company
Se Broadway. y. Y. Broad S?''.
Prince Line
!mrn-.s. Withy & Co.. Ltd. Gen. AEt''
Iurnes> House. whitehall St. \. \.
Bowling Green 1900.
Quebec S. S. Co.
Iuruess. Witty & Co.. It'd. Cen. Axt,.
Iirness House. Whitehaii st., y. y
Bowling Green ,Sn0.
Red D Line
!: N''I, W!i i"lae'' S, o i,a"o,tr "o sioo;s
Red Star Line q. NJ. M.)
rsr. i:'s ':I"',''"" ".n $500: frt. n'x c'n s.ss.
Richard Steamship Lines
{; u. Eiciard Co. As!S; % -, =.
II Ni1v. \. i. w uitriiHII oVV' i-Ns' ~
Sanderson * Son
The Pacific steam Navigation Co.
Ih,. KnNNl Nail Steam Packet tv.
Fii~rluln's " Iron Line.
.Iterinsn'A ilio~hiN line.
American Mroi.er.nenn tc.nnt ilne.
~ EIond"AS. y. y. Hr"ad 23tV'
Seaaer Line
>ehscr Steamship Co.. Inc.
25 Beaver ST.. M. Erund 1863 to 1873
Southern Pacific Company
"Moraan Line
lG5 EwaN. y. y Cortlandt 1890.
Standard S. S. Co., Inc.
bowling Greeu 12T5- s.
st. Fu'Ii S3.i-23.
States Marine 4 Commercial Co.
/: Battery rl. 81 Y. Whitehall 433
S. O. Stay Steamship Corp.
II Brosdway, y. y:
Bowling Green $3.50.
Steele Steamship Line
so Eroad St. y. Y. Broad 1891.
Swedish American Line
Turn~s>. Witty & Co.. Ltd. Gen: Agts.
turnr-s iiou~c, Whitehall ST., y. y.
Bowling Green 300
Tracy Steamship Co., Inc.
II state St, Ny. Bowling Green ;sas
Tlanspor1es Mari.imos Do Estado
Eodcrioi< Il Rumsey. Agents.
BIG Fridge St. y. Y.
Bowling Green 16+S-
United American Lines
Uncorp0rtted)
Ntn-rican-l!awaiian :. <. Go.
American ship Commerce NavlgA-
tiou Corporation.
go B'wav. y. y. Whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
I, Battery PI., \. y. Whitehall 100.
U. S. Mai! Steamship Co., Inc.
Passenger offices: 40 Broadway. y. Y.
Whit te,i"il l2Gn
lreixht OFFICES: 100 Broadway. \. Y.
krctoT 500.
United States Transport Co., Inc.
Sc kroad ST., \. Y. Broad @7S2.
United transportation Co.
I, Battery rl.. \. Y. Whitehall $50.
Ward Line
fSot S y wan az" s cnee e Nan Y ,e,s s a. .Ssc Ss
Waterhouse & Co., Frank
l4e E'way. NY. Cortlsndt e3I5.
West Coast Line
e5c3s Broad St.. y. r. Broad ssso
White Star Dominion Line
S'' rsf. HFs'aT"s he on s$oS: s. + fxt r.. On $3.50,
White Star Line q. M. N.Y.
Pxr; B's or $500; Fst. B's G'n s2ss.
Winchester Lines
Produce TXchange n y
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Cuba and Mexico


Cuba and Mexico
Antilla, Nuevitas Also, Also Nuevjta..
., From New York
~", - tiLLlTA IF) Atlantic T-ult CO.
\"' 90 ,'Itl Nl,oN ~ Atlantic Fruit. co
hHlG-iTON QD Atlantic Fruit Co
naracoa From New York
{ N0'' y FRI lNCESS NAY (pID
:, bl Giorglo & Co.
IaibarHen, See Cardenas
Cardenas, Sagua, Caibarien. Nue.
vifas From New Orleans
Nov. 19-LAKE GOVAE N') Nara Linz
Ceibahueca, Cienfuegos, Santiago,
Naval Station, Guantanamo
From New York
Nov. lS-PUBY rs Ward Line
Cienfuegos
SEQ Cardenas. santiago. Naval station.
Ceibahueca
Gibara, Vita, Also see Cardenas. Vita
From New York
Nov. i.-ANNETTA () A'lantlc Fruit Co.
Guantanamo sec Santiago. Naval
Station. Ceibutiueca
Havana Also Nassau
From New York
Nov. 16-COROXAI. ~ Ward L!ne
Nov. 20--MENIC0 GI) Ward Limo
Nov. @4-COOX 10 Ward Line
Havana, Matanzas (via Mariel)
From New York
Nov. ls-TAMP}CO Crl
Dominion :. s. Cor7
Manzaniilo, See Naval station, Santiago
Mariel, See naran"
Matanzas, see Havana
Nassau, Havana, Progreso, Vera
Cruz, Tampico
Nov. .20-ESPERANZA (PF) Ward Lie
Naval Station, Guantanamo, Santiago,
Manzanillo Also see oeibahueca
Nov. ,c-1rrt11gx fFep' NfS 'Hs >ssa H9Fa Lin.
Naval Station, Guantanamo, San
tiago, Cienfuegos From New York
North Side From Baltimore
Dec. lo-LAKE TlPPAL (F)
Baltimore S. :. Co. Inc.
Dec. 2o-I.AKE rAnQU1ER tt)
Baltimore S. s. Co, Inc
Nuevitas, Aniilia, Cuba
Also see Cardenns, Antilla
From New York
Nov 2s-B BFLITA G) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Nov. 3-CiLNNDON lt) ATLANTIC Fruit CO.
Nov. 26-BRIGNTON CD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Progreso, See Nassau
Sagua, Sec Cardenas, Matnnzas
Santiago, Manzanillo, Guantanamo,
Cienfuegos Al;s,, Also see 49, Naval station
From New York
Dec. a-CAYO MAMBI tf) At. Fruit CO.
South Side From Baltimore
Dec 5-LAKE ONrARIO CD
Bsltlnore $. 5. Co. Inc
Dec. 25--LANE CiAI.ATA (F)
Baltimore 5. S. CO.. Inc.
Iampaco. see Nassau
Vera Cruz (Tampieo) See Nassau
Vita, Gibara. Also see cibara
From New York
Nov ia M ETA ltD Atlantic Fruit Co.
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South America
montevideo, Buenos Ayres, Rosario

~ FROM New York
nov. CHARACTERISTICS (F)
~ Iamport e. Holt
NOV. .3U--SERViAN PRINCE (F)
Prince Line
Dec. @o-RHODEsIAN TRANSPORT (F)
montevideo, La Plata, Bueno. Ayres
From New York
Nov. 25--CHICOMICO tr) U. s.H1
Barber 8. 8. Limo. Inc.
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres,
Rosario
Dec. so-wnfFFF0 nfF0% %vSSxl Ssx loEb PE5
Oriental Navigation Co
"nh- o-W1LLIMANTIC (E)
a, Oriental Navigation Co.
Natal, See Para
Paita. Eten, Salavery, Callao, Pisee,
Mollendo, africa, lquique, Anto-
fagasta, Ta!tal, Chanaral, Co.
quimbo, Valparaiso, Talcahuano
From New York
Nov S!-RENAICO (E> wcst Coast Line
NOV. '-MORRISTOVN %
West Coast Line
Para, Ceara, Maceio, Pernambuco,
Cabedello. Nata!
FROM New York
Nor. "4-4JUSTIN (FY
Booth American n Shinninp ror,
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal.
Cabedello, Pernambuco. Maceio.
Bahia
From New York
Nov. Is-CAMOENs CIY ra,aport & HOLT
Nov 2o-l-AkE GAZETTE NO ward Lins
Para, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de
Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
Sui
From New York
: Dec. l5-GIEN DEVON GD Prime. Lin.
Earamarib0, See Haitian Fort.
Pelotas, See Kio de Janeirs
PerHambuco, See Para
Pisco, See raita
Port Au Prince, Aux Cages, Cristobal
Dec. %'-GhN c. y, cOETHALs (PF>
Panama Line
Port au Prince, Cristobal
Nav ,s. From New York ,u
Panama Line
Port all Prince, Cristobal, Cartagena,
Puerto Colombia
From New YorI.
Dec. "2-COLON N'l') Panama Line
Port au Prince, CristobaI, Esmeraldas
Bahia, Manta, Puerto Bolivar,
GuayaquiI
From New York
Nov. .3--t,OEGAS (Pl) }aruln.s Line
Porto Allegro, See Rio tie Janeirc
Porto Rico, See san Juan. Mayaxnt.
Puerto Bolivar, See '"r' ,-;.'on., q" r5'n'e'
Puerto Cabello, See san Juan
Puerto Colombia, See Port au Prince
Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres
Also Bahia, Para
From New York
So'. .-N NEsT@tS 1PNH} La!npo!t Hott
Rio de Janemo, Wontevideo, Bueno,
Ayres
From New York
Nov. ls-HrroM (rFr) Munson $: :. Line
Nov. 1s-sAi'tHrI5N FF9H' FhNl'tndtlglA'i'aS t.asa AiS
International tre.ghtins Corp.
Nov. 30-~COTATI IFR)
I;.t-rn4ttonal FrelSh.:ng Corn
Rio de- janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
do Sui
Nov. Cox oIIrHH EFom Nfr NxrxN1 Hork r,
Nov. so-snRVIl% PRINCE UY
Prince Linz
Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Dec. Ia S1E-AMEN (PtD
North & South Line
Dec. 20-OSSININN (FD Nlunson s S Line
From Mobile
Nov. -5-BlBBCO CD Mi.uson S. s. Line
Rio Dc Janeiro, Rio Grande do Sui,
Porto Allegro, Pelotas, Buenos
Ayres
Nov. -xclFlnq1e. Fro~ ;; New York ~,
Aorth & south Line
Rio Crandc do Sui, ',.Seisa sss ha'''a r.1 ki' dc
Rosario, Also see Monte,idso
From New York
Dec. 20~WEST ANENAI. (t)
Oriental Navigation 60
Jan. 5-NlLLlMANTIC' (Ep
oriental Nav cation Co.
st. Laurent, See Haitian Port.
Salaverry, Sec raIta
San Juan, P. r., La Cuayra, Puerto
CsbeLlo, Curacao and Maraeaibo
via Curacao
Nov. ,,-puIf'S~r,NHssyy,yyoo Ero~ NsX yoEk Z <, .4
Dec. f-EARACAS (Pt) Red . Linz
Santos, Sec Rio de Jsneirc, Bahia, psrn
Talcahuano,. See raIta
Taltal, See rnta
Valparaiso, SEQ CristobaI. Paita
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Ship Advertising
Department
Telephone
Reekman 5000
islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Porto RICO (San .rpun p.
Mayaguez) From Bs,., ''''
nov. |3-CORCORAN ,i7,. ''i''ofe
Ral,ir,n,a : :
Oe0' lake GRANnOX nc, ne.
pa, :, "a ltlmcre :. y. O.
-'''' = - \ + ELS1NORr '1,S 1qN.
NJ, o, Saltinoro :. =. Cn
Bsl9.i5,o-.l. Bar r. e-.l.lt.E,.RsLlE a..
Dec. 31-I.AflE + GREr{s ~. inc.
.O.. baltimore $. :. Co H.
o'her port- on ann..,',2,i'l lnc
Puerto Barlios, Tela. Trn;;,,.
riso E see Kingston
Nov. eo-oRff'Fr ff'From rg New York
Puerto P Colombia, Sc, ',,ia sIa.s,.s r,sI' Co.
Puerto Corlcz, See Kingston
Puerto Plata, See A.ua
ST. Thomas, St. CroIx. s, Pa.
Qua @Gusdcl0uPe, Martinique, I',a Ba
~o,. ~ From New York
NOV. i'-NA NAfAlIDlN IT,
~ . Clyde S 5. c.. f1-,-o..
st. Thomas, s.. Crolx, s,' s., Sst,''I;;. K;,.,
As.nhgpa, =. GuadeIOupe, Domis;.a' MIN
martinique, ST. Lucia. R.,s' '
dos, Demeuasa 'a'os
Nav % From New York
Dss. bee rr, lt} osss Sasoso 5 $ c.
SG Sec. 'o-GJ lana di5 6aebso aebso 5. $ ca
Banana, See Azua ''' : 5 O.
San Juan. see Porto ne.
San Domingo City, See ANA
San Pedro de Macor:s, See A.ua
Santa Maria, see Kingston
Santiago, see kingston
leila, See kingston. Puerto Barrio.
TrujilIo, See kingston. Puerto Barrie,
West Coast Ports, sec Havana, Kinss.
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sraIuE3 Service
Fu, or Fart Cargo
Gfers So'ici.sd
Al \ew l,rA
NOV. a SrNANth .,..
f.antr q Ntn-'
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Europe
Avonmouth

AVonm0uth Also sec Hull, Llverpoo,
From Portland
Dec. 1S-TtRCOMAN (FR)
White Star Dominion Lins
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Europe

ADO, Sc" Chris,fani.
Agicrs. See ceno.
Amsterdam via Rott.rdam
Antwerp Also sce Havr.
From New York
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From New Orleans
antwerp, Chent
From Galveston

From New Orleans
ksy. to---W E1~ NfPGTA NJ III
ken St~a m mig Company Ina
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Liverpool Bristol, Avonmouth

From Philadelphia
Dec. 4~ARsTERTURM O'p Cunsrd Limo
London From New Xozk
Nov. S--ANOLO- -CHlLEAN (w)
Cunard Iine
Nov. eo-MENoMIMEE UD Atlantic Tran,
Nov. e2--POR7' poWEN FR)
CUnard Lin.
Nov. 27-CARONTA (PFR> Cunart rsne
Nov. 27-BARDIC t7) Atlantic Transpo-t
Nov. .27-rANNANDLE STATE (PV)
e. 8 Mail steamship Co.. Inc
Dec. ~-NALAClA U) Cunard Line
Dec. 4-MANHATTAN tF)
AtianAc Transport Line
Dec, o--SANONIA lT> Cunsrd ,tro
Dec. 1t" ELsIIMAN NTTO Atlantic iran,
Dec. ll--CREOlE STATE (PF>
T. $. Mali Steamahip Co, Inc.
Dec. 10 ANG1>o- MEXICAN (lO
Cunard Line
Dec. ls--OLD NORTH STATE (PF,
Y 3. Mall Steamship Co.. Inc
Dec 1S-lElSHMAN (FR) Atlantic Tran.
From Baltimore
Nov. .%o-MlsslSSIFPI tF)
A,lnnl,e ransport Line
Hov. s s1I :, fKnAM1A !, ;, (rH} cunara Llns
FROM Boston
Nov. 81 Lane ASTR1AN UD Atlantic Tran.
Nov. ao--FORT HOWEN (F) Cunar1 iIns
Nov. 30-W EST WACNEKH tF)
Atlantic Transport Llns
from Thiiaaclphls
Nov. "V--VENSANIA (FR) Cunara r,,
Nov. SV-MACKl%AW (F)
Atlantic IraIsuort Lima
M.jrno See lleisingfVrs, Guthcnbr.
"'"A"' Chrtstiunin
Manchester
From New IOrk
Nov. 18-NlNIAN (FD White Star Line
Nov. 2I- EONlC UrRl White Star Line
Dec. lI--TlTT OF SIIANGHAI (F)
White Star Limo
From Boston
Nov. .1o-SCYTllAN (F) Leyland Lima
Nov. s0-MERClAN N) Icyl4nd Line
From Philadelphia
Nov. PA WTUCkET O0)
Ilarriss. MaEil d Co.. Inc.
From Norfolk
Nov. --PAWTUCKET (F)
Harr'sa MaEiil d Co. Inc.
From Galveston
Nov. --ATEL lF)
HArriss Magill g. nc.
Dec. WESTERN HOPE (F)
Harrsss. MaGiil G. Co.. Inc.
From New Orleans
Nov. o5-W EST COAST tF)
Htcele g. S Line
Doc. WEST LIANGA (F)
Stonl> s. Is. Line
Dec. WEST WAUNA (T)
Steele q. f. Line.
Marseiles 1'.s vie snss. :sr '''Fn''AF ''F''''n''
From New York
NV. 17-WEST POCAESET tty
Elwoll Lines
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
ron, Baltimore
From Phila dclphis
I rom Boston

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Havre, Rouen From New

salled-ALGERlEH (E)
Lloyd Royal Hclss
Nov. .2o-TONGRIFR (F)
Lloyd Royul Beise
Nov. 3V-MEIeSONIER (F)
Lloyd Royal B-lgs
Dee. 4--BCMBARDIER (F)
Lloyd Royal Beige
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

NV. 17~-WEST POCAssET tt)
Elwoll LMss
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16

Valencia. Barcelona, Oran,
hlarseiIles Also #ee Glbrsnar
From New Yoyk
Nov. ls-WEST PDCASSET G')
E!we.l llnea
Nov. l9--FENCuCNCu Cr) Elwcl Lines
From Philadelphia
Nov. 36-I.Akt, CNEENBkIER (F)
t.iwcll I.ucY
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Avonmouth, Glasgow
From Rajffmovs
Barcelona, Genoa, Naples
From Baltinora

NOV. --IRNINGTON (tJ
hsitimore Oceanic S. 3. Co.
nov. CITY or ST. JOSEPH IF1
baltimore Oceanic 5. g. Co.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
Helingfors, Christiania, Copenhagen,
Stockholm, MaImo

Abs sec Gsthenburs. Christiania, Maine
From Baltimore
Nov. ---HANNAClt ~
Standard ). s. Co., Inc.
I}se. -EAsTERN STAH (t)
Standard S. S. Co.. Ina.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-16
From GalYcatnn

~. 20 EST HOSOKIE CD Red Star
{. u @EsTEf>1; PLAINS (F) Knd Star
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-04

those laws might otherwise be un-
constitutional. In matters per-
tanning to the police powers, the
state laws are above the federal
laws.
This is the first decision upon
this question made by federal
court in the United States. 1t will,
of course, be appealed to the I'm
tied States supreme court. 1t
seems to be based upon sound law
and should the supreme court sus-
tain the decision, it will mean that
the liquor question will be regu-
lated and controlled by the state,
thru it's police power.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-04
HAD ONLY GIVEN
PRICE OF ONE AUTO
TIRE TO GODS WORK
10000, 900 Christian Stewards Will
Be Gained in February in
1nterchurch Move.

February, the Christian Stewardship
month, which is being featured by the
Interchurch World Movement, is rap
Idly drawing to close. February %
was Stewardship Acknowledgement
Sunday, when thousands of this cOun-
try recognized the principle that we
nre only trustees of wealth which God
himself permits us to direct, and that
our labor and income must be used in
acknowledging this ownership.
The Protestant denominations in CO.
operation with the Interchurch World
Movement have designated February
as Christian Stewardship month. The
goal of the churches together is 1O,-
100000 Christian Stewards regularly
enrolled in the habit of giving of them
selves and their resources to the Chris
ton work of the world.
DO you see what we have done?'
remarked one man who has been i'm
pressed by the business-like attitude Of
the churches in the world movement
why, for amusement and our autOmO-
bile we have allotted ten times as much
as we are planning to give to the
church and charities. never realized
1t before"
The sum he remarked would just
about buy one automobile tire. So this
man, as thousands Of others are doing.
is setting aside first OF all now, defi-
mite proportion of his income to the
work of the Christian work.
Gilpin observer., 1920-03-04
LAWYERS IN CONGRESS

About two-thirds of the men,
bers of the United States congress
are lawyers; the most of them are
corporation lawyers, or still be-
long to firms which represent the
corporations. With this majority,
and their well known ability, they
are able to make, and do make,
the laws of the country.
Lawyers, by education and
training, are ultra-conservative,
and slow to adopt new methods or
ideas. In their everyday work
they are always looking up the
authorities of the past to find
some precedent upon which to
base their actions. New methods
and changes in form of govern
ment are made to meet present
conditions, and if they are a step
in advance, are without preced-
ent. The changes may be right
and much needed, but they are
new and untried, and the lawyers
as a class would be the last to ac-
cept them, for the reason that a
lifetime of education and train
ing has taught them to discard
that which is without precedent.
Another and more serious OBJ
lection to having the lawyers
make all our laws is, that it is Of
ten against the interests of the
lawyers to have these changes
made, and lawyers, like the rest
of US, are liable to be influenced
by motives of self-interest. The
highest fees that lawyers receive
are paid by our big private mon
'opolies, and for the lawyers to do
away with these private monopol-
les would be too much like "kill-
ing the goose that lays the golden
egg"
Where the interests of our big
monopolies and the interests of
the people conflict, and the law
yer is getting four or five times
as much from the monopolies as
the people are paying him, it is
natural that he should favor the
side from which he receives the
most money.
No one class, be they lawyers,
preachers, farmers or wage work
ers, should dominate and control
our law-making bodies. 1t would
be just as reasonable to elect
the presidents of our big monop-
olies and expect them to do JUS
tice to all, as it is to elect their
high salaried attorneys and ex-
pect them to stand with the peo-