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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Mems Furnishing Goods
MAIN FLOOR

Mems $500 Outing Flannel Work Shirts
sizes Is to 161z only,
Competition Sale Price $1.55
Mems zoe Fast Black Cotton Hose,
Competition Sale Price, 2 prs. 25c
Mems Heavy, Brown Mixed Lumbermans
Hose. Competition Sale Price 4Sc pr.
Mems Extra Heavy, Brown Lumberman's
Hose, Competition Sale Price 75c
Mems $500 Fine Quality Negligee Shirts,
soft cuffs, Competition Sale Price $1.65
Mems 75c Silk Four-in- Hand Ties in pleas
ing patterns
Competition Sale Price 500
Mems $3.50 Extra Heavy Gray Flannel
Shirts in sizes up to 171a,
Competition Sale Price 81 .05
Mems SOC Heavy Weight Lumberman's
Hose. Plain gray only,
Competition Sale Price 25c each
Mems Heavy, Gray Mixed Lumberman's
Hose, Competition Sale Price CSC
Mems Excellent Quality, Heavy, Gray
Mixed Lumberman's Hose,
Competition Sale Price CSC
Mems $3.50 Negligee Shirts. Extra fine
quality, neat patterns. Sizes Ia to 10, ''
Competition Sale Price $2.15
Mems Silk Four-in- Hands in plain colors.
Japanese crepes and Cheney" silks,
Competition Sale Price 500
Mems $3.50 All Wool Sweaters in brown,
green, maroon, gray, blue and khaki. "
neck and coat style, with or without col
lars, Competition Sale Price 1915
Mems $3.50 Domet Flannel Pajamas; all
sizes, Competition Sale Price S1.95
Mems Genuine Contoocook "a" Indigo
Blue Underwear; all wool,
Competition Sale Price 1929
Mems $3.50 Extra Quality Jersey-ribbed
or
Competition Sale Price 81 % each
Mems $2.25 Finest Quality Fleece-lined
Shirts or Drawers,
Competition Sale Price $1.75 each
Mems $3.50 Elastic-rbbed. Wool Mixed
Union Suits; sizes 81 to AZ,
Competition Sale Price $3.50
Mems $3.50 Heavy Dark Gray Cotton Coat
Sweaters; two pockets all sizes,
Competition Sale Price 81. 80
Mems $500 Domet Flannel Night Shirts;
sizes Is, 10, II, 10. 10.
Competition Sale Price 81. Al
Mems $3.50 Fleece-lined Jersey Shirts or
Drawers; all sizes,
Competition Sale Price 81 % each
Mems $1.75 Extra Heavy Jersey-ribbed
Shirts or Drawers,
Competition Sale Price $1.41 each
Mems $3.50 Heavy Weight Fleece-lined
Union Suits,
Competition Sale Price $1.95
| Mems $500 Fine Worsted Union Suits !;
sizes "a to a.,
Competition Sale Price 1918
| Mems Four-in-Hand Ties, plain colors and
all-over patterns. Cheney silks and silk
and cotton mixtures,
| Competition Sale Price $1.15
Mems $l.50 Leather Faced Work Mittens,
| Competition Sale Price 81 10 pair
Mems $l.O0 Waterproof Mackinaw Mttens,
Competition Sale Price 75c
Mems Csc Black or Brown Jersey Gloves or
mttens,
| Competition Sale Price 45c pair
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Boys Clothing Department
MEZZANINE FLOOR

MEZZANINE FLOOR
Boys $1,000 -Mackinaws-In plaids that the
boys like, also the style that they want,
with shawl collar and patch pockets,
Competition Sale Price $7.45
Bows $1,000 Suits - Winter weight, good
patterns. Slashed pockets, belted backs or
all round belts,
Competition Sale Price $7.45
Boys $1,000 Overcoats-In grays, browns
and fancy mixtures. Belted back or all
round belt,
:. Competition Sale Price $7.45
Boys Furnishing Goods
Boys $l.OO Fleece-lined Jersey Under
Shirts; all sizes,
Competition Sale Price 25c each
Boys $500 Outing Flannel Pajamas; slight
ly soiled; sizes 6, 8, 10, IL,
Competition Sale Price $50.
Boys $500 Coat Sweaters. Colors-gray
and red, Competition Sale Price ST 40
Boys $l.5O Fleece-lined Jersey Union Suits.
All sizes. Competition Sale Price CSC
Boys $l50 Extra Heavy Sleeping Gar
ments very warm. Sizes g. 8, 10 only,
Competition Sale Price SOC
Boys $500 Dornet Flannel Night Robes;
all sizes. Competition Sale Price 1.25
Boys 75c Blue Denim Overalls; sizes 8 to
IA years, Competition Sale Price 371zc
Boys soc Gray Skating Caps,
Competition Sale Price 35c
Boys SIPS Medium Gray, Worsted Pants ;
sizes s to II,
Competition Sale Price Csc
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Notion Department
OUR DOWNSTAIRS STORE

One of the busiest sections in our Great
Basement Store. Many items will be sold
quickly at the price marked in this sale,
Hot Water Bottles at half price, 400 each
csc Fountain Syringes, for ........ 75c
SIPS Fountain Syringes for ,..... CSC
$l.65 Fountain Syringes for ..... SLIPS
soc Hair Brushes, small lot, at ... 35c
75c White Hair Brushes, small lot, soc
$1.00 Lily of the Valley Toilet Water, 75c
Csc Butterfly Talcum Powder, for -. 1Sc
SOC Kolynos Dental Cream, for . 1Sc
Best Darning Cotton 49,. 3 balls for 1Of
10c Pearl Buttons, all sizes, for Sc card
Lot Fine Pearl Buttons ... Half Price
SOC Jewelry, Pins, Clasps, Brooches,
Your Choice 25t
Coats Best Thread. 49,. 6 spools for 25c
SOAP DEPARTMENT
&c Borax 20-Mule- Team Soap, for sac
Ivory, Rabbits, Star, P. G. White Naptha,
Your Choice 71ac
1Sc Toilet Soap, large cakes, 3 cakes. 2Sc
Sc Toilet Soap, small cakes, 2 for Sc
No Mail Orders Filled from Soap Dept.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Children S, Girls and Infants Dept

NEW STORE
Girls $500 School Dresses, effective styles.
Well made of ginghams and chambray,
fancy plaids, stripes and plain colors,
Competition Sale Price $500
Children's 75c Boomers of chambray in
blue, pink and brown.
Competition Sale Price SOC
SOC Brushed Wool Toques,
Competition Sale Price 25c
Girls $1,000 Coats of polo cloth, velveteen,
chinchilla some fur trimmed; others with
velvet collars; sizes from to IA years,
Competition Sale Price $3.50
Ribbons
Our Ribbons and prices must be right.
That is the reason for our big Ribbon bust
ness.
Marrow Ribbons ...... &c to 1Oc yard
Wide Ribbons ......... $50 to csc
Plain and Fancy Ribbons, at
$50 to $1.95 yard
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Mems and Young
Mems Suits

Mems $35 Suits, fine. long-wearing wors-
ted, serges, gray and blue unfinished
worsteds. Models with slashed or plain
pockets, all round belts or without
belts, and of course, the conservative
models,
Competition Sale Price S29.75
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Dress Goods

36-nch French Serge, $l.75 value, $1.25
40-inch Fancy Plaids . $50 and $1.95
36-inch Wool Tricotine $500 value, 81 so
3o-inch All Wool Navy Blue Serge, $3.50
40-inch All Wool French Serge; $3.50 val
ue ..........,................ $2.75
$l75 Silk Poplin, nearly all colors to select,
S1.25
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Garments
and FurS

Women's Winter Coats, some with fur col
lars Formerly priced at $500,
Competition Sale Price $1S.75
Women's $500 and $4,000 Coats Of silver
tone, Scotch tweed and plush,
Combination Sale Price $2S.75
Women's New Serge Dresses; $4,000 value,
Competition Sale Price $500
$1,000 Coney Neckpieces in taupe and
brown, Competition Sale Price $3.50
$1,000 Wool Poplin Skirts in navy and
black, button trimmed,
Competition Sale Price $3.50
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
Hosiery and Knit
Underwear
OUR DOWNSTAIRS STORE


Cost Not Considered in This Department
During The Competition Sale
Womens Csc Good, Heavy Hose, black
Women's soc Fine, Heavy Hose, in black,
Women's SOC Fine Isle Hose, mercerized
and light weight; black, gray and brown,
29c
Womens Soc Fine, Heavy Fleceed Ribbed
nose .:.....:.... ..';.''.' oor
Women's SIPS Silk Hose, no more after
Womens $l.7s Black Silk Hose, small lot,
$1.39
Women's $500 Mahogany Black Silk Hose,
! Ett ,'G, $1.75
One Lot Children's Hose in black, for 25t
One Lot Childrens Hose, black. Wholesale
Infants soc Cashmerette Hose, for $50
One Lot Women's SIPS Union Suits,
Women's $l.75 Fleeced Union Suits, for
$1.39
One Lot Women's $500 Fleeced Union
Suits .................... S1.oO
Women's SIPS Vests and Pants, bargain
at Use and soc
Women's $3.50 Munsing Union Suits, for
$1.95
Women's $500 Munsing Union Suits. ex-
ira tor ............. ....... PH.AO
Silk and Wool Munsing Union Suits. for
1895
Children's Vests and Pants, all sizes, 75c
Chldren's $l.50 Munsing Union Suits, for
$1.25
Chldren's $500 Munsing Union Suits, for
$1.45
Blankets and Comforters
We have more than five hundred pairs
Blankets to sell which we bought at the old
pri:es Every customer will benefit in this
SAL.
$3.50 Double Blankets, white or gray, for
$1.99
1855 Double Blankets, white or gray, for
$2.75
$500 Australian Blankets in gray, 1895
5000 Woolnap Double Blankets. white or
gray. tor .:.......... .......t. $S'yO
$500 Wool Double Blankets white. $3.50
$1,000 Wool Blankets, Double white, for
S37s Bed Cornforters, light and dark col
c43y,...',3..,... $2.75 and 1925
$500 Bed Comfortcrd in big size; great
value ','''.,' =. ';.''~ }i'.,1,, So'oo
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
WOmen'S Sweaters

NEW STORE
$1,000 Slip-on Sweaters with ripple bottom.
Colors-pink, green, turquoise, American
Beauty and purple.
Competition Sale Price $3.50
$500 Fancy Wooden Sweaters. Colors-
Pekin and navy,
Competition Sale Price $3.50
Girls $500 Sweaters, in blue and old rose,
Competition Sale Price $500
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1920-01-02
COrSetS

One Lot of Corsets with models to suit all.
In this lot are nearly all sizes and they
range in price. from Sl.s0 to $2.25 pair.
Your choice in our Competition Sale at
$1.25
$500 Kabo Corsets from regular stock.
$3.50
$3.50 C-B Corsets from regular stock.
1925
$500 Rubber-top Corsets from regular
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Office for Royal Mail Here
l.. B. Sanderson To Be Ameri-
can Director Of Company

Lloyd Bowen Sanderson, senior part
ner of the firm OF Sanderson & Son.
who recently returned from Europe
announces that in the spring the ROYAL
Mail Steam Packet Company, together
with its affiliated lines. the pacihc
Steam Navigation Company and the
Nelson lines, which Sanderson & Son
have represented for many years. will
open it's own office in New York at 2O
Broadway. Mr.. Sanderson will be ap-
pointed American director of the Royal
Mad Steam Packet Company, and his
son, Lloyd B. Sanderson jr., will be as
sociated with him.
The firm Of Sanderson & Son will be
incorporated and continue, but under
the control of the Royal Mail Steam
Packet Company, and be operated by
Lloyd B. Sanderson as managing di-
rector.
At the same time Ellerman's Wilson
Line, Ltd, together with it's affiliated
lines, Eilermans Phoenix Line and
American Mediterranean Levant Line.
which has been represented by Sander
son & Son, VIII also open its own Office
in New York under the management
II A. Maclay Pentz, partner in San
1erson & Son for the last twenty years.
Edward L. Sanderson Ca son OF OSWALD
anderson, managing director of Eller-
mans Wilson Line. Ltd, Hull, England)
who has been with Sanderson & Son
will be associated with Mr.. Pentz.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
First Assignment
For Army General
Staff Duty Made
Baker Says He Left Placing
of Officers in Hands of
Gen. March; No Changes
Made i'm Retinues Abroad

FROM The TvtbuHe's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S-The first
assignment of army officers to General
Staff duty from the list OF 3O6 eligibles
recently selected by the special army
"plucking board" was announced to-
day by the War Department. The Or
ders direct forty-nine officers to take
General Staff posts with troops in This
country and in Hawaii, the Philip
rines and Panama. The assignment of
three officers to the War Department
ana general Staff also was announced
Secretary Baker SAID he had left the
assignments in the hands of Major
General Payton c. March. Chief OF
staff and that he didn't know how
General March would proceed in put
Ing into effect the provisions of the
rational defense act, which created
the new General Staff.
No change a. this time, however, is
to be made in the military staffs at
American embassies and legations
abroad. The assignments follow:
To the War Department General staf tc
q o. Bishdn shS5S'ins vaesneiss0CoIone .9b, n Harry
lnf.; 1t. Col. John S. Fair, Cav
Detailed az acting General staff officers
serving military attaches-Mais A "
C1nilton, Inf w. 5. Drysdale. Inf. J. NJ
1'Ia0I,} 6Gps0n }r'' Inf. q n solbert. Eng; /. \
rarnaa il. Cav: I. +. Van Natta ir
~, sI " NJ Coivtn, c. a. Corps; Il. y
TO lst Corps Area, Boston-coi. Mar
cellu- G. Spinks Assist c. Of s for Oh.
~Aeu'. Col. Waiter {. Sweeney, Assist c.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

Of s. for Mi. Int: Lieut. Col. Wilson 3.
Burtt. Assist c. Of S for supply.
To "a Corps Area, Governors Island
Col. Albert J. Bowley. Assist. c. OF s. for
Op.; Lieut.. Col. Parker HIT, Assist. c. Of
S. for Mil. Int.
To Sd Corps Area. Baltimore-Lieut
Col. George S. Simonds. Assist & OF s
sor OPP Lieut.. Col. stephen Q. Fuqua.
Assist c OF s. for Mil. Int.
To 4th Corps Area. Charleston, s c.:
col. Charles J. Symmonds. c. Of 5: Lieut..
Col. Richard II. Williams Assist. c Of 5.
ter War Plans and Training.
To 9TH Csrps Area, Indianapols-Col
Lucius r. holhrook, Assist. c. of s. for
supply.
70 sth Corps Area. chicas Manus
It Col Stuart HeintzeIInan. Assist {. Of
To 7th Corps Area. omaha-Col vii
lam X Naylor, Assist. c. OF 5. Of supply,
LIT. Col. Morris E. Locke. Assist. c. OF 5
fo- OPP. 1t. Col. II. 3. Myers, Assist (. OF
!. for Nil. Int
To Ninth Corps Area. San Francisco:
Lieut. Col. Laurence HaIstead. Assistant
c. Of s. Tor supply.
To Hawaiian Department.: Lieut.. Col.
William n. Wilson. Assistant c. OF s. for
Op.; Major Lesley J. McNair. Assistant
:. OF 5. fer War Plans and Training
Major Paul n. Clark. Assistant c. OF :
for NH. lntel Major stephen c. Reyn-
TO Philippine Department: Col. Charles
D. Rhodes, Assistant c. of 5. for supply ;;
Major Robert {. Richardson. Assistant {.
70 Panama Canal Department: Col
George A Nugent. Assistant c. OF 8. for
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Reports by Wireless
From the &. 5. Naval Commu-
nication Stnfinn

Distance is given in miles Reports are
dated at aoon unless otherwise specihed.l
AEwmoon 2l1 : Scotland Ll Dec II.
: :, '...l0. ~isun l.S 7, Lobos Island Dec s5
AfROn 2C2 SW Hattcras Dec 27.
Arlington Ne Northeast End Nv Dec 2s
AYondalo l30 Caps Hatteras Dec II.
Bakersfield az e Cape San lucas Dec 27.
Beatrice 81 SW Frying Pan Shoals Dec 2T
hethnor 375 SW Iiattocas pec q.
rabant - Nc Tamplco Dec =.
Bradford 5Ss balboa : PM Dec 27.
brilliant ~ Hat.eros Dee 27.
Hurnweli l25 < SAND Key Dec 27.
Caldae a7s NNE Colon Dec a.
Cecil County 6s EsE Rrunawicls ~ Dec e.,
Chestnut Hiu 40 SSW Hattoraa Dec 2l.
city Of Alma lat y 81 Ion ~ II Dec q.
cay Of Columbus sW Frying Pan shoals
cliy Of everett i4a y Hatteras Dec 27.
ccoka,to int "a o. ion 2s ~ Zee = ,, 2s.
Coppenpme AZ y English Cay Dec a.
c1oiton Han 4S5 SIC Barbados Dec a5
Currier 100 y Jupiter Dec r.
hartford 81 S Ambrose Dec 2S.
Delnpn 72o SIC Ambrose Dec az.
Dcrochc 30 3 ifntteras Dec ~.
Dirigo > SW Tortugas Dec u.
Eastern Dawn S4a E Cape Henry Dec rs.
Eastern Exporter 1905 w San Francisco
IM Dec 26.
Echo 70 X Josoph Har Dec n.
sdith caycll 100 sc South Pass Doc 27:
Edward l. Doheny 22s Jupiter Dec II.
romnld l. Doheny lr 2is M Tnmpico
rdwafd T. rooheny III 4c sw Dry rortusas
Dcc 2s.
q Aita i7a sW natteras Pee Il
ri 9lgio ia sc South ppss Dec ~.
El sud 27s ~ Jupiter Dec ~
Elisha walAor 80 "sw south rsss Dec 81
ror or, vs,on vicao9, az sS Appos@ Hnp1@@' .. Zee
Fresno .4t 40 % Lon to ~ Dec II.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
'Bllvers Arrived
CONTINUED from aass hf,senl

PORT lIURON Mich-sperry Co.. Misc
e. Lefarse. coats and dresses; Prince
PKOVfDENCE-J p. MOURN Co.; J. p.
MOURN, ready to wear Hart Flanagan,
2l1 Firth Avenue.
PkoN Den FL. samueis d Bro; B.
frnhei. knit goods, leather goods. am
o.eilas' etc. lie Vest Thirty second
QUINCY Ul-Croolzs & Cox Millinery Co.
K. Il. Crooks, millinery, silks ribbons
r, !. laees IS, ct. etc; Herald squaro.
READING. Pap. b Nagle, toilet goods:
ROCHEsTER-Du Co.; Miss N.
finzer, Jobs dresses; T. Westhemer
mems furnishings; Miss S. Feldman Jobs
KOrilhisI r.is--Dul1y-p Powers CO; o. Veg
(. 1spter' 1.,, gloves notions; 1851 Broadway.
>AitM, Mass.-~W m @. Mebber Co.: Mrs
tross. gloves; 404 Fourth Avenue.
sAN FAANCiSCO--L. Strauss; J. Baitor,
SCthN ECTADY-TI S. Barnev Co. NJ 7
STOKES, wash goods, blankets and COM
iof tstoics; =04 Fourth Avenue.
SCRANToN, Pa--Wyoming Garment Co ::
J.. Harris Jobs, silks and cloth goods 120
~sf Thirty sixth Street. eighth floor
SOUTH BEND. 1ud.--Brardon- Durrell Co.:
Miss Grace e. Henderson. ready to wear
and Jobs Of coats and dresses. Pennsyl-
SHARON. pa. Mayer, women's wear;
ST. LoUIs-Ely & walker Dry Goods Co.
H. r. Kurt wash goods: &c Worth
: i.ANl 81, y. IL 4 Witherill: Miss
NJ. Shaunessy. handkerchiefs gloves,
laecs. rihh'ns, etc Breslin
TICCNDEROGA. y. VI. Rothschild gem
erai me~chandiso and furniture; CONT
TOLEpo-w L. Miner Co; Miss H.
toehtH infants wear muslin underwear {:
!: King mems and boys clothing; Alfred
Fautl, li6 Vest Thirty-second street
TORONTO. Can.-D. Rosenberg, general
rdse Grand.
TORRi NGTJN. Conn-W. ". Merta Co..
az 10 -,- --.,,,.
UNlONTOMN. PaEWris ut Metzler Co..
". L. Browning, ladies' wear 1870 Broad
urlGA, \. Y.-s. Fink, dry goods, notions
W MAsHINGrON - Wood ward & Lothrop;
Mss J. Adler. corsets: s84 Fourth Ave
A~HINGToN-Yie Co: II. II. ullnan.
Jobs shirts only; lie West Thirty second
wAstuNGToN - N. Goldenberg Depart
ment Co. J. Goldenberg, dry goods;
WASHlNGTON- Hecht Co: II J..
itamerar, chiidren.s shoes; i. Roseu re.
shoes, ll9 Vest Thirty second Street
WATERBURY,. Conn.-Reid q Hughes Co:
Niliem Wallace. wash goods; 4os
Goods o.. Miss H. collins. N notions. 'ao DFS
WIhKEs- BARRE. Pa; - Maryin Blouse
stree.
WILKES BARRE Pa.-wyon.ing Garment
CO. sir. II. Kruger, Jobs silks and cloth
goods, 10 " est Thirty sixth Street. Sth
door.
WILkEs-BARRE, Pa-Fowler. Dick &
Walker Co; ". p. Moffitt. Miss v Melia,
basement ready 10 wear; West Thirty
second street.
WILKES BARRE. Pa--Wyorn.ng Garment
Co, Il krueger dresses, coats. suits: l22
" est Thirty sixth Street
WILIIAMsPORT. Pa. II. Patchen Co.
+. n. Patchen, womens ready to wear
cotton piece goods; Pennsylvania.
WoONSpCkET. r. I.--Eiarrs & Mowry
Co: NJ. j. Cosette. dress goods white
goods, bargain basement; 4o4 Fourth
Avenue.
WORCEsTER Mass-The Louise shoa:
bilss Mourin, ready to wear. Hart Flan-
aEau. I'll Fifth Avenue.
WDRCESTEE. Mass. - Barnard-Suuner-
put.uau 'Co.; ". J. McGrath. gingha,ns.
intants wear; 404 Fourth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Share Of American Shipping
In Trade Of China Small One

In order that America should secure
4 fair portion Of the total trade Of
China Consul General Edwin s. Gun
bingham reports from Shanghai, "it is
extremely important that the coastinE
and river steamers should he under the
American flag to act - feeders to the
transpacifc liners, and that the steam
ship companies should own their Own
terminal facilities. That the trans-
pacifc liners should be under the
American flag Is extremely Important,
but the bench, is only half obtained if
we do not have the feeders To receive
and deliver cargoes TO the ocean going
yctseis
"America's part IN the coastng trade
Is yery gfnall, being but LAG per cent,
while it CARRIE sol per cent Of the
foreign trade, az compared with 33 per
cent Of the foreign trade and 20 per
cent Of the coasting trade carried IN
British ships and AZ per cent Of the
foreign trade and I9 per cent Of the
eoastlng trade in Japanese ships"
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29

OPP Lieut. Col. Ernest D. Peek. Assistans
Major Harry L. Hodges. Assrx.anx u o
5, fo- NIL Intel; Major John P. Terrell.
Assistant :. OF 5. for supply.
To st Div, Camp Dix-Col. Edgar =
Collins. c. ef s: Ii Col. Bruce Paine: 4.
Az c. OF S for Op.; Maj. George Gruneri l.
As. c. cf :. Ter war Plans and Training
Mai. Joseph A. Atkins. AS c. Of s. 70 >
Nil Int
To "a Div. Camp Travis--Col. Louis y
huffman. c. of S; 1t. Col. Daniel Va
Noorhis, As. < OF S. for War Plans an
Training 1t Col. Kerr T. Riggs. As. c. @
:. for Nil. Int
McAdanas. As G. Of $ FOR op.: MAJ, Jora
than n. Wainwright As c. OF s. for Mi
Int; Mai Ralph T. Ward. As. c. CT 5. fo-
Wsr Plans ard Training
To 18th DIV, Camp Lewis--Lt. Col Chris
tisn A. Bach. As c. OF S. for War Plan
and Training; MAJ. Royden e. Eeehe. A.
{. Of s. for Op.; MAJ. Andrew u. Chaffir.
AS {. OF ; for Nil. Int.
To 5th Div. Camp Gordon-Lt Col. Pau
Hayne 3r., As. c. OF s. for War Plans ano
Training. MAJ. John B. Barnes. AS {
of 5. fer Op. Maj. Fay W. Brabhon, As
c OF 5. for Mi. lns.
To 6th DIV. Camp Grsnt-Col Francis
Led Parker, c. 81 5. 1t. Col. Guy S. Nor
Ira aiming: MAJ. Walter { Short. As. c. o
:. for Op. Mai Charles Telford. AS. {
os :. FOR NID. Int.
To Ith DiV, Camp Meade--Lt Col. vii
liam II. Waldron, AS. c OF 5. for Wa
-'ians ana Training, Mas. Troup Miiies
As {. % s. Tor MI Int; Maj. Campbell
B. Hodges. AS c. of s. for Op.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Kerr Line - Run British Ships

PORT ARTHUR, Tex, Dec. 28.~ The
Kerr eteatnship Company, of Sew
York, VIII estabiigh m Office at this
port January !, 1921, according to au
announcement by officials of the com
paus The sscninote Dopkca 10 ssil for
Li7erOcci IN JapeAry Are nov loaded.
The Kerr company wiil operate Brit"
ikh shiDz from this port to procure the
cargoes of English buyers who favor
British gessels in preference to Ship
ping Board vcsaels, according TO the
announcement.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-29
Freeport Sulphur No. PA s F,reeport Dec
27.
Freeport Sulphur No. 14o y Jupiter Dec

rreeport sulphur No PA s Freeport Deo
Freeport Sulphur No. 14o \ Jupiter Dec
Geo Geo Henry 50 S Montau& Dec 2s.
GladysDe 21o sW South iaFss Dec 2T.
G!endoyyle 10 \ Jupiter Dec u.
GoI{eoast GoTfe 1s ME- 7JNtt Hattsrss Dec y;
GuiIand 20 SW Hattoras Dec u.
Gulfmaid I02 ESE sand Key Dec e.
Guifstar $50 Sabine Bar Dec 81.
Guif Queen 242 WNW Tortugas Dec 20
r. M Flagier 200 WNW Tortugas Dec &c.
asanqt as,n 7s W Sand Key Dec Il.
HaWarden 1882 NE Solon PM 81
Heinan Maru from key West Dec 81.
Ineredln $40 y Cristobal Dec =.
ioxhar t1o,, 7a Jupiter Dec 81.
Hfudsonian 46 Hatteras Dec 27
! Fqgqenot 1s MI 80 W Sand Key Dec Is.
= White 1s Jupiter Dec 81
lHdlanola off Key West Dec 2s-
i'aia so Sc Cape Lookout Dec 81.
: N Guifey l5t Ne Tampico Dec ~
) a pan Arrow us WNW Tortugas Dec 2s.
Jonn Englis 343 e Cape Henry Dec 9s
J9nancy OF BriEantine Shoals Dec 2S
f-lsha r e. aeoquilas % Sc by Tortugas Dec II.
Lake Charlotte II \ Jupiter Dec 27.
Lake Fairbault e5 ENE Jupiter Dec 27.
LAKE. LAKE. fairbauit ;, 60 ENE Jupiter Dec a7.
Lake Filbert 400 S Cape Mala PM Dec 27.
Lake Maurepas ~ from Key West Dec 27.
Lake Treba lat rs 81. lon 90 20 Dec n.
SeNisa S2G Ambrose Dec q.
Liberty Minquas 162 SW Aatteras Dec 27.
Lillnac 2T5 Sc Missssippi Bar Dec &c.
t1imon ~ n Santa Marta Dec ~
Manzanillo 81 NE Pto. Mexico, Dec -.
aiaranns 70 lat Al, s;;. 9$ %, lon so y Dec 27
Mevarfa 32 r Labos Island Dec IS.
Mexico s n Prorreso Dec -.
Monterey 140 w Havana Dec "a
Monte Crsto off Key West Dec IS
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Mundale IA f Sard Key Dec q.
Munisia 76 NV Tortusas Dec %:
New Windsor lat S5 50 lon 61 u PM
New York 40 f Dry Tortugas Dec IS.
Norman Bridge 176 L Tampico Dec 27.
Norman Monarch 81 f Fire Island Dec q.
Occidental u $ Winter Quarter Dec 2s
Ossinel>e lat 26 II long 6S oil Dec -.
Ossnins j20 s Jacksonville Dec =.
pastores go Havana Dec a.
porce Se5 S scotland LV Dec q.
Presidente Wilson 1873 Z Ambrose Dec a5.
Qua bbin 600 : Cape San Lucas Dec q
hapioar 80 \ }upiter Pee -
Regulus $50 II Nantucket Dec -S
s B Hunt % Sc Saua key Dec H.
sagua l42 sc9tland LN Dec -.
Salem County IS W Sand Key Dec 81
San jose 146 NE Havana Dec Is
Santa Teresa 425 Ambrose PM Dec 2T.
Santurce 80 ESE TOrtugas Dec IS
Sepulga 155 SW Nantucket Dec %.
SocOny 22 SW Sann Key Dec 81
Standard Arrow 200 y Colon Dec rs.
Sucross 244 SW 81 bne Bar Dec o7
sundance lat II 90 lon % A. Dec &c.
Suricho LAT % 81 Ion ~ 27 Dec 81
Surname 115 South Pass Dec "a
TeKoa 40 p Sand Key Dec y.
Tcloa so from Havana Dec IS.
Topiia 200 Galveston Dec 81
X N Irish l0s W Sand Key Dec 81.
Waconta 20A Ne; jupiter Dec 27.
walter Hardcastle ia sW South Pass
Dec %.
VIM NJ burton 80 e sand Key Dec r..
v port 400 Sc Ambrose Dec q.
West Caru.h 123 w Freetown Dec &c.
West Chatala 191 L Cape Henry PM
West iassayampa 450 e Ambrose Dec 2s.
West Eolbrook 2,71a w San Pedro PA
west 9' lsIeta :ic 20 sw Cape Msla Dec Is.
West Raritan % Jupiter Dec 2s.
West Tscook 1872 Z Care May Dec 27
West Totart 81 Tortugas Dec 27.
Westport 1S0 S Nantuc~seg Dec q.
Wilhelm Jebsen 800 SW Hatueras Dec ~
Winnebego 30 NE IIrttera, Dec 2T.
Winyah 1i7 Sc St Thomas pee q.