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New-York tribune., 1920-11-18

Lloyd Sabaudo
Turness Housr, Whitehall ST.. n. y.
Bowling Green 1900.
Lord and Head Lines q. M. M.)
rrr. Be en- $500; rst. Big On s:sa
Luckenbach S. S. Lines
A. whitehall ST., \. Y.
Bowling Green s2es.
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier SO. n X, n. y $500 Spring.
Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines .,sx
Broadway. \. Y. bowling On @s"o'
Munson S. S. Line
Sc Beaver ST., n. Y. Hanover 61.e.
National Shipping Corp.
20 Broad ST., n. Y.
Broad 3ftg.
N. Y. & Cuba Mail S. S. Co.
T"of %aFS VIII ',ipf9 g.. n. T. john 4ss..
North & South Line
y. Kleppe & Co., Inc. - Brondway'
\. y. Bowling Green 6130-a.
Norwegian America Line
Norwerian America Line. Line Ag'cy, , Ir1o !nH;'
Oriental Navigation Co.
50 Broadway. y. i. whitehall 7sS
OrioIe Steamship Lines
export TRANSFORMATION Coz
90 West ST. \. Y 1896 Rector.
American Bldg, Baltimore. Md.
ST. FauI 65Sl-
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
Bowling Green Asse.
Page & Jones
Mobile. Alabama.
Panama Line
"A state St., Y. BowlinE Green 5sse.
Peruvian Steamship Company
Q? broadway, \. Y. Broad 3e77.
Prince Line
turness. Witty c.: Ltd.; t., e Gen: n Asts'
FmrfsS House, " Whitehaii ST., n. =.
bowling Green 1900.
Quebec S. S. Co.
Furncss. Witi,y & Co.. It'd. Ger; AEts'
Furncss House, whitehall ST., n. y.
Bowling Green 1900.
Red D Line
Bliss. Dallctt 4 Co. Gen. Msrs.,
81 Wall ST., n Y. Hanover 1o07z.
Red Star Line q. VI. M.)
rsr r' x i:rsaa%"S q" ssoo. fat. e Big cn ssss.
Richard Steamship Lines
G. H. Richard Co.. Agts., 20
B'way.N. Whitehall 500. Ext. 10.
Sarderson < Sen
The Regal Mail Steam, Packet Ce.
Fnerman's Wilson Line.
Ellrrman's Phoenix Line.
American Mediterranean Ieyant s4tHs,
26 Broadway. n. y. Broad 236o.
Searer Line
Scurer St,amship Co.. Inc.
Sou ,sern Pacific Company
Morgan lime
ls5 E'way. y. Y Cortlandt 1900.
Standard S. S. Co., Inc.
. Stone ST., y. V.
Bowling Green s|TJ-4-5.
Americar ssidE.. Baltimore, Md.
st. Paul 837t-@-3.
States Marine x Commercial Co.
II Battery pi.. y. Y. whitehall 43s.
S. @. Stay Steamship Corp.
II broadway. N. y.
Bowling Green 879o.
Steele Steamship Line
so Broad ST.. n. Y. Broad 1897.
Swedish American Line
Furpess, Withy & Co.. Ltd, Gen. A1ta.
Fnrncss House, Whitehall ST.. N. v
Bowling Green 800.
Tracy Steamship Co., Inc.
u state ST., Ny 3owling Green 7ss$
United American Lines
VncorporatcW
Americana Hawaiian s. 8. Co.
American Slip & Commerce Navlgs-
ton Corporation.
80 B'wny,s y. Y. Whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
!; BATTERY ri.. y. \. Whitehall 1900.
u. S. Mail Steamship Co., lnc.
Passenger Offices: 45 Broadway. n. Y.
Whitehall ,200
Freight Offices: leo Broadway, n. Y.
Eecio. $500.
United States Transport Co., Inc.
80 Bread ST.. g. Broad @7ss.
United Transportation Co.
|. Battery ri. y. s. Whitehall $50.
Ward Line
ioot wall All" st.. ""S q. S'"' John n 4sSo. 500
Waterhouse g. Co., Frank
149 B'wuy, N.Y. Cortl4ndt e3l5.
West Coast Line
Vessel. puvai & Co
.5-;Ia ssroad St.. \. Y. Broad 6eSs
White Star Dominion Line
rsr. s'. nnFs'SS%"s ns g ssoo: o. + fxt ps G.. ease
White Star Line q. Nj. M.)
ell Brondwny. y. "
rgr. E'g $500; fgt. HE G'n ees0.
Winchester Lines
Prcxjura Excl,aro.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Ship Advertising
Department
Telephone
Beekman 5000
Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Porto Rico {San joan, p.,..
mayaguez) From Ba,,;n.
Nov. 25-CORCoRA~ f;,,s 4''''hofs
~ Baitinl"~e :. s 20 ~.
"oc' D. LAKE, GRA&DoT ~.
ifsitimore :. < Co ~
"ec- IL AXE ETSf%opr- ,,.
~ .. Baltimore s.. = O.
"ec' -4-IsAkE ELLFRSIIr. -.
NJ, p, ,'a'fifaore $. S. c.. In,
'e'' o. - n u GREnN fr)s
.o., % a3tlipore 3. ) 60 n.
- U'neF ooFts on a-,,Ii.,-i,
Puerto BarFios, Tela, TruiiIlo
TO see Kingston
my, so from .New Yor,,
Puerto Colombia, sec kim Kiavl.1 r1oi' G..
Puerto Cortez, See Kingston
Puerto Plata, sec A,,a
st. Thomas, ST. Croir. S., K;a.
Guadeloupe, Martinique. I'a s,,
bados From New ", 's''
Nov. .20-MoHICAN fH)
Dec ye, 4, =. -. :. -; lFo-eiga Services,
G. r, Ciyae :. :. 20 Foreign ssrv,..
st. thomas, St. Croix, St. Kin q,
Antigua, CuadeIoupe. DOm;,s''
Martinique, ST. Lucia, Barn.
dos, Demerara From No. a's' ss
Nor. @0-KORONA spF) cn4heo 'ars
Dec. Dec Il @1ARIMA ,PFl Quebec $. -
gee GUIANA 6rE9 quebec 5 : ~ "a
Banana, Sec Azua :"
San Juan, See Porto RICO
San Domingo City, Sc. A.u.
San Pedro De Macoris, see Auu.
Santa Marta, sec kingston
Santiago, see kingston
seia, See Kingston, Puerto Barrio,
iruJillo, See kingston. Puerto Barrie,
West Coast Ports, Sec Havana, Kins.,,,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
South America

AnfofaSasta, See Cristobal. %aita
africa. Sec Cristobal rana
Aux Cages, See Port gu Prince
Bahia Blanca, See Pam
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio
Grande do Sui Al A'G s.;n,l se rars. Port
Nov. s4-rnfHenoNN FFsn' Nev ssl5 York
Aamport 4 Holt
Bahia, Rio dc Janeiro, Santos, Monte
video, Buenos Ayres
Nov. :4-urdKsiH:;N dFKrSH Nty tSS Xerk >y.la Lin.
buenaventEra, SEQ Cristobal
Bueuos Ayres ds nlsS anero sss MantHy''o Sahis ks
From New York
Nov. 20--1NNOItO CD
Oriental Navi CATION Co.
Dee. 2o-NEST AVENAII CD
Oriental Navigation Co.
Jan. 5-WII-LIMANT!C (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
CabcdeIlo, Eco Para
Caldera, Sec r"ita
Callao, SEQ Cristobal. rait.
Cartagera, SEQ Port au Prince
CAYENNE, See Haitian Ports
Ceara, sec Pa~
Lhanarai, sec A
Coquimbo, See rai'a
Cristobal, Bueraventura, 3 h a +,
Manta, Puerto Bolivar, Guayaquil
Dec. 1s-ALLlANcA (pr) Panama Limo
Cristobal, CaIiao, AFRICA, lquique,
Antofagasia, Valparaiso,
Also see Port au Prince. Hayu
Dec. l-SANTA ANA (PF) Grace Line
Dec. l5--SANrA ELISA PF) Grace Line
Dee. .s-.sANlA LISA (PF) Grace Line
Jan nI2--iANrA TERSEA NpID Grace Linz
Curacao. sec sun Juan. MayaEuex
Demerara, indies od eA''ial Forts and West
Esmeraldas, see Port au Primes
Eten, See rMta
Guayaqul, See Port au Prince. cristobsl
Haitian Ports, Demerara, Para.
maribo, St. Laurent. Cayenne
From New York
Dec.4-LAkE VIEW (1)
Clyde $. S. Co. (Toreign serylcs.>
Hayh, Cristobal
From New York
Dec. 1-ADN ANCE PID Panama Line
lqWque, see Cristobal. Paita
La Guayra, See Mayasues, san Juaa
La Plata, Also see Montevideo
From New York
Dec. 2G--WEST ANENA1. (F)
Oriental Navigation co
Jan. G-WlLLIMAETiC CD
Oriental Navigation Co
Maceio, Sec rara
ManS0, Sec Port au Prince, Cristobal
Maracaibo, Sec San Juan. Mayaxs..
Msranham, s.e Para
Mayaguez, P. R., La Guayra, Cura.
Gao, Maracaibo
From New York
Nov. "a -MARACAlRO tPFJ Red y Line
Dec. s-zUtlA trt) Red y Iips
MoIlendo, see raita
Montev:: geo, Buenos Ayres
Also Bio do .;aneire. Bahix
From New York
Nov. oc-FRANCE MAEU (E)
Houston Co.
Nov. 10-INNOKO (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
From Mobile
Dee. k--LUNRlO (E) Eunaoa e. 8. Line
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
India and
Dutch East Indies

A&A%&AO% @%AANA
Dutch East Indies
Alden, SEQ Alexandria
Alexandria, Alden, Karachi, Bombay,
Colombo, Madras, Rangoon,
Calcutta
From New York
Nov .4-NYANZA (F5
koore & Mccormack Co Inc
Batavia, See Penang
Belawan-DeIhi, SEQ Penang
Bombay, See Alexandria
Calcutta, Singapore, Yokohama,
Kobe .;Iso see Ale1andr.a
Noy. eo--BdR%EO MANG Is
steeis S. s. rLn.
Dec. l5-SEATTLE MAEU (f)
steele s. :. Line
Dec. -MEXICO MARU (E)
steele ; :. Line
Feb. --sCMATRA MARU (F)
Steele 5. :. Line
Colombo. See Alexandria, Honolulu
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore.
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
Dec. 3l--WEST CALERA CD
Pacific Mall S 8 Co
Jan. 6-EASTERN EXPORTER m,
Pacific Mail 5. ). Co.
Karachi, See AIenAndrla
Kobe, See calcatt.
Madras, See Aieaandri"
Manila, See Honolulu
Penang, Belawan-Deihi, Port Sweet
tenham, Singapore, Batavia,
Samarang. Surabaya
From New York
Noy. 2S-ABRON CD
United American Lines Ina
Dec. 1J--W EST ARMAGOSA fF)
United American Lines inc
Dec. Co., EST MODUS (r)
United American Lines Inc
Port Swettenham, SEQ Penang
Rangoon, Sec AlezAndris
Saigon, See Honolulu
Samarang, SEQ Penang
Singapore, Pee fsnsns .ns'''''' hon"'ai''
Surabaya, SEQ Penang
Yokohama, sss calsussa
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18

ADO, See ChrIstiar,n
Algiers. See Genoa
Amsterdam Via Kotsersam
Antwerp Also see Havrs
From New York
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Europe

Avonmouth Also SEQ Hull, Liverp..l
From Portland
Dec. l8-TURCOMAN (FR)
White star Dominion Line
Avonmouth, Bristol
From Norfolk
Nov. --PAWrUClIIlT (E)
Iarrss, Wagiil < Co. Inc
Dec. --FAWTUCKlr rlO
Iamrss, Magill & Co, Inc.
Ayonmouth, Glasgow
From Baltimore
Nov 1s-ABsAROKA 4O
baltimore :. s. Co, Inc
Nov 21-ALl.iES (lN
Baltimore s. s. Co.. Inc
Dec. l-QUlNNIFIAC QO
Ialtiluovc s. S. Co. Inc
) Dee. 5--cOEll.rDA 4l7)
Baltimore s. s. Co, Inc.
Dec. MONMOUTH (E)
Baltimore :. :. Co.. Inc
Azores, see Gibraltar
Barcelona, Genoa, Naples
Also see Valencia, Gibraltar
From Baltimore
Nov. A STEAMER CtD
Baltimore Oceanic s. s. CO.
Dec. --ClTY OF ST JOSEPH (FD
Baltimore Oceanic S. s. Co
Dec. -COECR p'ALENE (T)
.BAltmore Oceanic 5. 5 Co.
Dec. ~SAIlALE tE)
Baltimore Oceanic 9. 8. Co
From Norfolk
Dec. -~COECR D'ALENE tF)
Baltimore Oceanic S. S. Co.
Barcelona, Marseilles. Genoa
From New York
Nov. 25-LAhE ELMSFORD (Fl
~ ,u Richard Lines
Dec. 20--LAKE Ell PUEBLO (FO
Richard Lines
Belfast, Dublin
Prom Baltimore
DEC. 15-LORD ANTRIM CD
Lord Line q. Al. Nj
bergen, See Christiania, Trondhjcm
Black Sea Ports, Also see const..n-
From New York
Dec. S0-SlNSlNAwA tF)
Oriental Navigation
Bordeaux Also sec Bavre
From New York
Nov. lo--Tl' SIIIER 1l)
Lloyd koyal Rslg.
Dec. 4~-cANNONIER (F>
Lloyd Royal Beige
From New Orleans
Nov. WESTl.ANp (F) steel. g. IiRs
Bordeaux, Ghent
From Mobile
Nov. WEST CRESsY (F) Page 4 ysns,
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Europe

Abo, See ChrIstian,n
Algiers. See Genoa
Amsterdam via Rotterdam
Antwerp Also soc novr.
From New York
Nov. 1s~YAKA tT)
BLACK Diamond s. s.. Corp
Nov. "0-EGLANTIER (F) red star Line
Nov. 27-KRoONrAND (pF) RED star Lin.
Nov. III HESTER KfWANlS %
Black Diamond 5. :. Corp.
Dec. 4-LApLANr CPI) Red Star Line
Dec. 1l-GollINGSWORTll U)
Black Diamond :. $ corp.
Dec. lI-~F1NLAND (PFR) Red Star Line
Dee. @S~-EDGEMONT iFl
Black Diamond = S. Corp.
From Baltimore
Loading -cApULlN uD or,ole $. $. Line
Nov. go FHo H) orioie $. S. Line
=" Nov. s;-,yl.sr SEIEHoN rs = Red Star
Dec. d--GHESrER kIWANIs (Eo
Black Diamond s S. Corp.
Dec. SIMULTANEOUSLY orlote & rtn.
Dec. 1o-WAUhESA tt) Red Star Line
- Dec. ls-C9Ll1NGswoRrH lF)
Black Diamond $ :. Corp.
Dec. 2b--JAMEs OTIS (Iol Crtole 8 s lin,
Dec so-FDGEMONr lF)
bi@ch Diamond $ s Corp.
From Philadelphia
Nov. .Se-VICTOR1OUs (FT) Red Star Lima
NpV. SO-W EST EKONK (F) Red Star Lima
Z Dec. lowest TACOOK (FO RED Star Line
From Boston
i Nov. e0-wEST HOSOKIE (FD Red Star
n-c. 4-NEST WAUNERE (F) Nd star
: "ee' 's~-W WESTER\ PLAINS (Fl Red Star
Il From Galveston
loadinK-pANIER (t0
!. Lloyd Royal Belxs
Y Dec, -ANDALUSIER tF)
Lloyd Roy al Beige
From New Orleans
New. 25--DANIER (F) Lloyd Roval R.lrs
Nov. so -EEAZlLlER tk)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Dee. y HGON DlEH 90
LLOYD Royal Belize
Antwerp, Ghent
From~-sw Orleans
New SoNESG RARITANS iF)
Kerr Steamship Company Ina
From Galveston
Nor. s3-NANAHACI{!E (t)
Steele :. :. liue
Dec t5-BA NlNGToN ttD Steele s. s Lin.
Dec. ca STEAMER $ ttD steele 5 s. Line
From Texas City
? Nov. 2a-~WA y All ACME 4pl
Steele $ :. Line
Dee. J5--BANINGTONt ttD Steele 9. s. Line
Dec. "a EAMElA\F) steele 8. g. Line
New-York tribune., 1920-11-18
Europe

Bremen, Danxig Also Sc. n.mssrs
From New York
Dec. .S0-SUSQUEHANNA (PF)
u .. Mail Steamship Co.. 1nA
Bristol Also acc Hun, Avonmouth,
Liverpool
From New York
Nov. @5-IAllE' FROHNA (r)
Winchester Lines
nov. SO-LAkE FROLONO (F)
Winchestcs Lines
From Norfolk
Nov. --CHICAGO CITY (F) Il. NJ M
Agents for Bristol City Line
Cherbourg, Sec Southampton
Chrisiania, Bergen, Stavanger, Chris-
tiansand Also see Trondijem.
Helsingfors, Gothenburs
From New York
Nov. 1s-BERGENsrJORD (PT)
Nurwegi ian Alnerican Line
Nov. 20-TNORDlS UD
Norwegian American Line
Dec. 1o--STAVANGERFJO (PT)
Norwegian- American Line
Chrishania, Copenhagen, Danzis,
From New York
Nov. "7-ASARETu (rD Seager Line
ChrishaBsand, See rrondhjem. Christnnia
Ccnstansinople Also see rirnouS' sa'0"ic'
From New York
Nov. :5-HINC1xLEY (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Dec. 3o--SINSINAWA FD
Oriental Navigation Co.
Constantinople, Black Sea Ports
From New York
hecelv1ns,-A "a. sTEAMER lF)
Bull & Co., Agents
Copenhagen, Sec nclsirsfors. christiAaia
Danzig Also see Bremen Christiania
From New York
Dec. 1-GOTlILAND tFF) American Line
Danzig, Riga, Reval
From New York
Nov so-A sTEAMEE (FO Richard Lines
Dublin, Sec Belfast
French Atlantic Ports
From PHILADELPHIA
Nov. 1e-l -lNpEpENDENCE HALL CD
International Frcghtins Corp.
international Treichtins Corp.
Dec. 10-CITY OF FAlRBJRY OT)
international l'reigh ding Covp.
Dec. 24---NEDMAC (D
international Treig hitting Corp.
C~roo yarhorn Also see Barcelona,
N~o"s SA~6 Gibraltar, Naples
From New Orlsana
Loadinr--wEsTERN ALLY CD
Standard s. s. GO.
/ Now A STEAMER CD
Standard S. S. Co.
Genoa, Naples
From Baltimore
Nov. --IRVINGTON %
Baltimore Oceanic g. s. Co.
From New Orleans
Dec. c5-CITY OF FLINT (F)
Kerr Steamship Company. las.
Genoa, Naples, Gran, Algiers
From Philadelphia
Nov 25-A STEAMER (F)
Clyde s. S. Co. (lOoregn serv!ces)
/ Chent, See Antwerp. Bordeaux
Gibraltar, Naples, Patras, Trieste
Nov. eo-1TAliWN IA WiliS Cunard Lane
Gibraltar, Naples, Genoa, Also Azores
Dec. ss-cAf6P7a fF5q"a Nf% sfT, fsEz %hft. Star Lin.
Gibraltar, Valencia, Barcelona,
Marseilles
From New York
Nov 10 rENcuuRCH (r) Elw.n Lines
Nov. so-r.lT Ere" g "ahFhhnlNbhphR FhlNsfbs1pphhiRs (r>
Elwell Lines
Glasgow Also see Avonmouth.
From New York
Nov 2O-NITETI.IA (T) Anchor Line
Nov. eJ--GALAHAD (FD American Line
Dec. 4-NlNDELIIA (f) Anchor Line
Dee. s--WAMPuM OD American Line
Dec. lS-MASrERN SEA OD
AMerican Line
From Philadelphia
Nov. S0-GADArAD UD American Limo
Iprc. 11--WAMFUM (f) American Line
From Montreal
Nov 18--C-41kOVIA (f) Anchor L,ne
Nov. 20--CASSANDHA (PID Anchor Line
from Portland
Dec. 9--SATNRNlA G) Cunsrd Line
Glasgow, Moville
from New York
Dec If-COIJ'NRlA Opt) Anchor Line
Gothenburg i,eI0,os,.r. ,,.1o ,sy nnri'''""i"'
From New York
Nov. -DEoTTNl\GHOLM (lD'
Swedish american Line
Dec. 9-S1OCkHOlM lOS
SwedlsN-A a inerican Line
Dec -DROTTNINGnOLN QD'
Swedish american Line
Gothenburg, Malmo, Stockholm, Hell
singfors, Christiania
From New York
Nov. 23-MARGUs G) scsger Line
Gothenburg, Malmo, Stockholm,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
Electric Fire L.ous.

Electric tre logs. which have been
used on the stage for several years.
are now available for other uses.
These fire logs are made of IMITATION
wood. consisting Of three or more logs
naturally grouped for interior fire
places and outdoor campfres The los
are Of translucent material and as
hestoy. reinforced with metal ana arc
made hollow for the insertion of cleo.
trio bulbs. The bark and cut ends
Of the logs are artiStrally designed
and hanh-painted to give the natural
appearance Of partially burned logs.
BY shading the translucent and
opaque parts property and providing
for reflection from below. the logs.
when illuminated. glow with the nat.
ura bright and darker shading OF
burning wood logs. The fire logs can
also he obtained in the form Of "
large wood log with imitation ash
heap. for large od-fnShIoned fireplaces,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
Bits Of Secret Far Eastern History

The after-dinner confidential chat ~
a British naval officer with n French
blueiacket Mt n Sydney ball in 1853
cost the British empire New Caledonia.
Our French friend had for many days
cast longing eyes on Captain Cook s
discovery Of 1874 So had we. But
the hint given of our intention 10 an.
mex enabled our rivals to land and
take possession three hours before we
came to the scene. Thus we lost no.
only New Caledonia ana the adjacent
isles, hut the Loyalty group and the
New HehrideS ; for it is an open secret
that the throat Of the impossible New
Hehrides condominlnm will soon he
cut and France will gather in this gem
OF the Pacific. 1t may bring balm
to remember that rs the French bent
us on the post for New Caledonia 50
we beat them by nose for Mnorilnnh
In almost exactly the same way
Sydney Bulletin
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
Absence Sometimes Evidence OF Tact

Sometimes it's an evidence OF tact
when people absent themselves. Only
big people can do it. Children and
childish adults have to hang around
with open mouths and staring eyes
lest something escape them. They are
the onnipreseut instances that make
YOU want to tell them things. Really
big people can afford TO let others do
a few things without permission.
What others do ought not to detrAct
vitality from what You do unless what
You attempt is 50 small that it takes
little to ovorShadOw it, Besides it's
only fair that others should have an
opportunity of showing what they can
do. The world will think more Of You
if you give it n chance to pass judg
m.'nt on its efforts. And what Is more
mere obstruction won't stop things
anyway. The best way To make things
popular is tn furnish sufficient unjust
opposition. The persecution OCCASION
ed makes friends for the other side.
Exchange.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
Ory-Time Atrocity,

\ tale of woe, with Sir Arthur Shir-
ley Benn, head of the British trade
mission. was told ut n dinner nj New
York. Sir Arthur, when he arrived in
the United States brought his own sup
ply with him--in n golf bag Recently
the supply was exhausted-all save II
half-bottie of real stuff. Calling IN
some of his fellow delegates, Sir Ar.
thur proposed q final drink Glasses
were filed the bottle was cmpticd and
toast was proposed. Sir Arthur likes
water in his. And nj some of the Amer.
lean hotels where he had stopped they
have cute little taps stuck into the wall
or into the WaShboWl from which ice
water flows when the button is pressed
This was the last drink and Sir Arthur
wanted To be careful. So he pressed
the button carefully. Then he tried to
down his drink. He didn't; he had
made mistake. Instead uf the ice
water tap he had used Il tap that yield
ed liquid soap.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
NcW6naner Printed in 17nR

rare copy of n newspaper has
come into the possession of the Column
hia university library, Dr. Carpenter
acting librarian. announced. in the pur.
chnS" Of y copy of the Pennsylvania
Packet and Daily Advertiser for April
II. l1SS. from W. +. Smith Of IhiIa.
dolphin, The paper. which was pub
lished by John Dunlap and David e.
tInypool in Philadelphia. is four pages
in size. contains about two columns
Of news aud the balance is filled by
commercial advertising. CT particular
interest is n brief account of the Co.
lumbin college commencement of 1ISS
The first name on the list Of cnndi.
dates awarded the master of arts do
gree is Alexander Hamilton, and DE
Witt Clinton holds the same position
among the receivers of bachelor of arts
diplomas.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
Grain GRADING School.

In Portland, Ore, n new kind oi
school has been started which has no
truant officer. gives no degrees and
Is attended by young aud oId--colege
graduates as well as some who didn't
60 through high school. It's not Il large
school--only 3G AT last reports. who
meet once Il week for an intensive
course in grain grading, because they
are interested In grading grain under
federal standards. administered by the
United States department Of ngricul-
ture. The school IL held once Il week
outside Of business hours in the Office
OF the federal grain supervisor. Among
the students are grain dealers. dock
superintendent aud foremen, and
state grain men.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
DEMAND PAVING BE
EXTENDED TO CITY
LIMITS ON S. SIDE
,Cnuti.. ae.l iron, page D.,

filed formal protest against any i'm
lrovements being made in their dis
trict this year. The hearing on thi'
pavement opened at 2 oclock an'
closes the list Of public sessions t.
debate with the administration al
points concerning vast program q
work planned for spring.
Fred MOODY. G. A. Crowdcn. Albcr
Collins and John Smith were tho
spokesman for the DIRECTORS at IN,
second hearing of The day
Mr.. Mood. first to take the floor
argued against the pavement on the
grounds that every body within the
district desires a delay of at Least
.WO years. One argument he made
was that the state was going to re-.
pair the BLOOMINGTON road and the
heaVy trucks which would be en-
plOyed on this work would ruin the
pavement IN town. He referred to
the present high cost of materials,
announcing himself as being convinc.
ed acre would be drop within the
next few years. He blamed the pres.
ent high cost of materials on Presi.
dent Wilson and his administration
Mr. CroWd<h said % per cent of the
property owners were against pave.
mont this year. and that should be
taken into consideration by he board
OF local Improvements. He asked
that the same consideration he shown
these people as was extended the
Northern Illinois Light and Traction
Company when it secured an exten.
sion for getting its wiring under
ground
Commissioner Dougheriy replied to
the objections. stating that the people
OF the district owed 1t to other resi-.
dents of the town. "Priccs will nc
come down within the next ten
years, he stated. He also said that
1t would be no more burden for thon
to carry than that imposed on thr,
people Of North Ottawa, who, he said
have much more of a load to carry.
"Of course if You are going to force
this paving on us, replied Mr. Grow.
den, we do not want brick pavement
1t costs too much and furthermore.
those streets do not necessarily need
pavement. as they are all hard gravel
roads, We realize thai we owe to
others This paving, but we do not
.hink that they will think us unpa-
triotic if we don't put it in.
Mayor Weeks stated that The board (
was unanimously in favor of paving
and that he did not think it was nee,
'ssary to hold another public hearing .
'egarding the subject, and that il |
should be decided right there and |
hen. Commissioner Bradley hen !
moved that the type OF pavement by /
from brick to asphalt, The
notion was seconded and a vote vas
aiken. which was unanimous that
lSphalt should be used
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1920-02-06
LOCAL SIS
NEWS 1fAA

Miss Edith Stamate of Il. jackson
street Is spending the week in Chicago
visiting friends.
Miss Alvena Scherer, who is attend
ing school in Chicago is spending a
vacation with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Schcrcr on w. Lafayette st.
Miss Helen Hawkes. of Houston
street Is visiting her brother in Grand
Rapids, Michigan
Mrs Harry J. Smedlcy, of Chicago
is visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs
Fred Scherer, on W. Lafayette street.
Mrs, Harry Kelly and little son of
Chicago are visiting at the home OF
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry {. Monroe. 7o1 Canal street.
Miss Nina Schrader, 1912 West
Main street, is spending few days
visiting friends in st Louis.
Edward SCherer of this city spent
last evening in Strcator
Miss Sarah Tuberty Of this city is
spending several days in Chicago on
business.
Milton Formulas spent last evening
in Marseilles.
Mrs. b. w Schrader. 1872 West
Main street, has returned home after
II visit with friends in Mendoza.
Fred Gerding OF the First National
Bank Is confined TO his home on East
Main street by illness
Mrs. William Ilcpncr of Maraeillcs
visited in Ottawa last evening.
Thomas OConnor was a Ia Sale
visitor last evening
,ri ;,,
last evening
Mrs. Lyle Green OF Dayton was an
Ottawa visitor today.
Judge II. ". Johnson has cone to
Chicago on a business visit,
Frank Flynn was Streator visitor
las; evening.
Miss Margaret Fox attended the
dance at the armory in -treator last
evening
Mrs Vincent White and baby OF
visited at the home Of the
formers brother, Thomas O'Connor Of
Sycamore street. yesterday.
Oscar Noack of Columbus street
las returned home after a business
rip to California.
Mrs. w 4. Gross and little son o.
'ana, wife and little son OF the new
of the WoolwOrth ; and 10 |
,ent store. have arrived in Ottawa /
md will make their future home on
'at herine stree
William Scanlon of La Sale trans, /
ICED business in Ottawa today.
Miss Helen Barton of La Sale was
IN Ottawa visitor todaE.
Attorney George p. Hills went to
)anyille today on business visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bane, of Gridley
lace, Will leave tomorrow tor FlOri-
a for visit with friends.