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The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-05-12

ed and that their greedy claws are
forced to let go, 80 that the honest
resourceful business Of American
may live and prosper. by this means
alone can we carry the burden tina.
war and the consequences of Demo-
cratic misrule have put upon us. Btu
thank God, the Republican party has
never failed in any crisis, it has al
ways colved every problem, and IL
will rise in every emergency. Read
just demands the best there is in US.
This nation is the greatest success
of all time. 1t remains the hope o.
the world. We must level Others up.
not let them drag us down. Ore
man is better than another only as
he does better. And the same is true
of political party The reason WIZ
we appeal with confidence to the
voters of our state and nation is r.
cause from George Washington tho
Republican through Lincoln tho Re-
publican, down TO the times of Roc
sevelt and Taft and all our starry
host we have done better for orr
country than any other party that
ever existed. and we believe in keep
ing free from petty old-world quar-
rels that we cannot understand. bas-
ed on the racial hatreds of thons-
and years, we can. by making Amer
lea better, perform to the full meas
ure. as we so nobly have performef
our present and future duty to man
kind.
In the gable end of the House
Wing of the Capitol at Washington
there is a wonderful marble group,
put there only few years ago, which
represents Peace blessing Industry.
The people and animals pictured in
the white stone seem full of life. ani
the group is one of the most note
worthy sights to be seen about the
splendid buildings of our national
city. But / have thought of late
that Peace is not the only thing thr
has blessed our industry. War has
shown this generation what industry
can do when it is unanimous. Indr--
trv is the Capta'n Of Life. lab
concuers oil things All it nee'r T.
good goverrment to give Z f.
chance. For si,tv wears the Rep''h
lican party har given this corntr--
and the world its best example Of
what government ought to be. Never
was the example needed so much rs
now, when good government is as-
sailed by foes without. and more
stealthy and dangerous foes within.
We are going to win this election,
and to bless our country once more
with n government of Liberty regu-
lated by law.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
BENEFITS CORNERS

Clarence Clement has a new auto.
Roy Wilbur has bought him home
in Medina.
DR.. Ganyard spent few days last
week in Toledo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kettering
have taken a boy from the orphans
home.
Mr.. Holub and family attended
their daughter, Annie's funeral in
Cleveland, Friday.
Herbert Bedford, of Cleveland, visit
ed few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Bedford.
Laura Arthur, Eunice Ganyard and
George Wyman attended the musicale
at Brunswick, Friday evening"
Mrs. John Clement came home last
Friday from Penn. where she has
been the last two weeks stopping
there to visit her aunt, on her way
home from Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Newsletter anc
son and Mrs. Birdie Barton, from
Akron, attended their fathers funer
al at the M. E. church here last weel
Wednesday and took supper at e
Graham's.
Mrs. Cora Wyman spent the weel
end with her mother in Clebeland.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
Deferred letter.

Mrs. Fred Anderson Jr., Of Risley,
is visiting friends and relatives here:
The Senior play, "A Daughter OF
the Desert" was surely tlne. The
house was full and all enjoyed it very
much.
Mrs. Luria Duncan of Remson
returned home Tuesday from the
Akron hospital where she has been
sick for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kimball, Of
Akron, visited their parents at
Remson Corners, Sunday.
Herbert Green, from Akron, spent
the weekend with John Harson.
The Remson Disciple Church took
in several new members Easter Day.
Mrs. Mary (Lockyear) Kempo and
children are visiting her parents here.
The Harry Coddings family are
remodeling the upstairs of their
home.
Mad dog scares are here again
Last week dogs belonging to Mr..
Moore and Mr.. Harrington went mad
and had to be killed. They were Bit
ten by a strange dog that passed
through Evergreen road.
John Hanson, Paul Young and
George Ganyard, from o. S. u, are
spending Easter vacation with their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Davis Sr. spent
the weekend with their daughter
Mrs. Frank Taggart, Jr., of Wooster
On their return they brought Mr.
and Mrs. Taggart home with them tc
spend few days.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
NORTHEAST MEDINA co.
GRANGERBURG

Miss Daisy Davis has given up her
work in Akron to help her mother
who is in poor health.
Mrs. Emma Graft has been having
the pink eye for the past week.
Marian Bagley is visiting friends
and relatives here, thru Easter vaca-
ton.
/ Mrs. Eva Graft had the misfortune
to get kicked quite badly, last week.
The Arbor Day Celebration at the
school house was very good. Every
one enjoyed it and would like more OF
it.
Little Doris Anderson has been
having the pink eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Anderson, Jr., and
baby, Ruth; MIR. and Mrs. Howard
Hatch and baby, Russell, spent Sun
day with Finn Anderson's.
John Indoe got kicked rather seri-
ously just above the knee, one day
last week but is able to be about now.
Mrs. Foltz has moved into Harry
Codding's little house.
Hinckley graduation class will give
their class play at the G. H. S. build
ing, Friday evening. This will be
very good. Everybody invited.
Henry Crane, of Minnesota, has
been visiting old friends here for the
past week.
DR.. Cumberworth spent Monday in
Cleveland.
Mrs. Sarah Barnett is in very poor
health.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

In pursuance Of an order Of the Pro-
ate Court Of Medina County, Ohio. l
will offer for public auction on the l0tn
day Of May, 1890, at one o'clock (l;OO)
p. M. on the premises, at Erhart, ONO,
and lot owned by Joseph Hatchenburg
at the time of his decease, and known
as being the whole Of Lot No. 20 OF the
plat Of Erhart, and also part OF
Township Lot No. 10 In Tract No. s Of
York Township, consisting Of about
eighty-seven one-hundreths lS1,lOOl
al An acre OF land with house, barn
ana other out buildings thereon. The
sane has been appraised at ten hun
dred and fifty dollars ($1050.OO).
\ Terms Of Sale: CASH.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
NOTICE OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT
in LIVERPOOL TOWNSHIP
tn WHOM TT MAY CONCERNs


TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,
Notice is hereby given that the Con-
ty Commissioners of Medina County,
Ohio, have determined to improve the
following road, known as the Liverpool
Richfield road, County Road No. ~,
described as follows:
known as Section A, in Liver
pool Township, of County Road No.
10, beginning at the intersection
of the center line Of the Liverpool
10 with the west line Of Medina
County, and running thence in an
easterly direction in and along
said center line of the Liverpool
Richfield Road distance of about
two miles, to the beginning Of the
concrete road heretofore construc-
ted"
The compensation, damages, costs
and expenses Of said improvement have
been ordered paid in the following
Forty (4oJ per cent shall be
paid out of the proceeds of any
levy or levies for road purposes
upon the grand duplicate Of all
taxable property in the county, or
any funds available therefor; forty
(40) per cent thereof, shall be paid
out Of the proceeds Of any levy or
levies for road purposes upon the
taxable property Of any township
or townships in which said inn
prOvemenC may De In WnOlG OF
part situated; and the balance
| thereof, which shall be twenty
| (20) per cent, shall be assessed ,
! against the real estate situated
! within one mile of either side there
Of, according to the benefits accru-
| ing to such real estate.
! The surveys, plans, profiles, cross
sections, specifications and estimates
for said Improvement are on file in the
office Of the county commissioners of
Medina County. Ohio, for the inspection
and examination Of all persons inter-
ested therein; objections to the above
nabed improvement and claims for
damages sustained on account thereof
will be heard by the county commits
! sioners in there Office in the court
house at Medina. Ohio, on the 2eth day
Of April, 1920 at 1000 A. M, and unless
1 such claims for damages or compen-
sations are filed in writing with the
1 county commissioners on or before
] said time fixed for hearing said claims,
the same shall be waived, except to
! minors and other persons under disa-
bility N
c. Fl. Scanlan
r. M. Albert
w. Il. Leach
Board Of Commissioners OF Medina
County Ohio III
j. A. Seymour VA
Attorney 90
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
GOODMAN'S CORNERS

Vivien Morton, of Cleveland, was
home over Sunday.
Myrta and Myron Perkins attended
the musicale at Brunswick Friday
evening.
Mrs. Jennie Behner and little son
and Aimme Baisch from Valley City
were Sunday callers at G. H. Clark's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen from Berea,
we're Sunday evening callers at Hen
ry Barton's.
Mrs. C. H. Clark and Mrs. Amy
Morton attended the 10 birthday par
ty of their sister, Grace Clement
Monday April IL. Mrs. Ina Will
liam and children also attended.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
Deferred letter.

Mrs. C. H. Clark returned home
Sunday from Cleveland, where she
has been caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Grace Behner.
Mary Morton went Sunday to her
sisters, Mrs. Iona Baisch's at Valley
CITY, for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.. Clement, spent
Sunday at her parents, at Weymouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Cowles, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Hales, G. A. and A.:
W. Clement, Ed. Sep and wife and
Walter Rohde from this neighborhood
attended the Farm Bureau meeting
at Brunswick Friday night.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16
Auto Livery

Prompt service. Careful driving
Auto tires and supplies; DeLaval
Cream Separators. Ill w. Washing-
ton st.. Medina, o. Phone S1Sb. 4. 7
PIERCE.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

William F. Yewell, colored, 80 years
old. died Sunday morning Of last
week at his home on West Smith road,
If old age. Funeral services were
held at the rolored church and the re-
mains were buried the following Tues
day in Spring Grove cemetery. Daw-
son Longacre being the undertaken.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1920-04-16

Police dogs are being graduated
from two colleges, one at Scranton,
Pennsylvania, and the other at West
Hampstead, Long Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Steamships Now
Crossing Ocean, Twelve
Bound This Way.

The transatlantic fleet OF passenger
ships is getting down to wintry weather
proportions. only thirty-two liners show
ing in the lanes Of travel. OF this num-
Der twelve are bound for New York and
twenty for European ports. Stormy head
seas have delayed and are still delaying
1post of tho westbound procession. The
passenger exodus from Sandy Hook is
dwindling 10 mere hundreds even on
great ships which took out their thou
sands in the summer season.
The inflow of voyagers in cabin and
steerage, particularly in the giantesses
olympic (H-D, from Southampton and
Cherbourg. and the France (Q-12). just
out of Havre, IS unusually largs for the
season. The Olympic is bringing re-
markably big shipful for late Novem-
ber carrying 404 in the saloon. SAG in
the second cabin and LOGO in the steer
age, including many young Irishmen and
colleens weary of the tumult in their old
home.
Scandinavia has more than her usual
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

The Federal Shipbuilding Co delivered the
9,4OO ton freighter Steel Inventor TO the
Is believed to be record time for ships OF
this class. She was launched Saturday Nov
~, and since then boilers have been In
stalled, steam tests held and dock trial and
trial trips run and delivery Completed. The
Steel Inventor Is the forty second shin TO
leave the Federal yard and the tenth
the Isthmian Steamship Lines. She will be
operated in the Atlantic and Pacific coast
trade. In addition, the Federal has com
pleted two other ships for private account
this year.
Str Abraham Lincoln. bound PHILADELPHIA
from Genoa and Bizerta, according 20 in
formation received here yesterd vessel NJ
Bermuda on the 18th with boilers leaking
.schr Miriam Lands. from Marseiles for
Hampton Roads. before reported ashore
was floated and Is now at Gibraltar.
BOSTON. Mass. Nov 2o-Tug 1, u Shaw
rboke propeller while floating barge Flor
ence Elliott, ashore on Peddock Island; tug
put on.
LONDON, Nov 1e-A telegram received
from 81 Michaels states that str Escanb,a.
from Hamburg, &c, for Hampton Roads, be-
fore reported; left In tow for Fayal.
str sacandaga, from New Orleans for
Bremen and Hamburg, Is aground near
Bremerhaven; expected to be floated at high
water.
A telegram received from Genoa states
York, IL stranded on the brealtwater nj
Spezia Arsenal tightening.
2oth-A telegram received from Buenos
Aires etates that ctr Mitchell from New
York. baltimore. &C. has coal cargo badly
delay.
LEwBs. Del, Nov 90 20 AM--str En-.
manuele Accame ItaD. before reported
CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
Number Of Voyagers ComiEg
From Europe Is Large for
This Season.

November display on the chart, being
represented by six ships-three bound
east and three for New York In the
eastbound squarron are the Norwegian
American liner Bergensfjord (F-25), for
Bergen, the Hellig Olav (G-H Of the
Observation-Disclosures Line. and the
Drottningholm (G-29) of the Swedish
American fleet. These ships have more
passengers in proportion to their ca
pacity than any others at present on the
ocean, being filled chiefly with folks
of Viking breed going home to celebrate
in old country style the festival of
Christmas.
The Cunard Line and it's subsidiary,
the Anchor Line, have six fine ships on
the sea, including the Imperator %
and the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria
GID, both lightly laden. Only three
ships In the limited fleet fly the Ameri-
can flag-the American liner Manchuria
(F-2), from Hamburg and Southamp-
ton; the United States Mail liner Sus.
quehanna (P-31). for Bremen and Dan
zic, and the Baltic Corporations steam
ship New Rochelle, for Havre and Dan
! ze.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.


Co, Ltd. with III first 4oi second cabin.
Went 70 pier 80. North River.
Cherbourg Nov is. to the Cunard Steamship
Co. Ltd, with 525 first. 7S5 second cabin
and 1894 steerase passengers, mails and
ndse Went TO pier 81, North River.
str Isia dc Panay (Sp). Barcelona Oct 20.
Valencia 30th. Malaga Nov and Cadiz 4th;
TO the Compania Trsnsatlantica. with "
cabin and 23o steerage passengers: malls
and nidsc. Sixiy-three cabin and 16s steer
age passengers are for New York, the re-
nainder are in transit to Havana. Went to
str Bardic (Br), LONDON Nov 6. to the
Atlantic Transport line, With mdse. Went
% SIR Rrsr caronie d3rj, london and cherbourg
Nov 10 via Halifax 10Th. to the Cunard
Steamship Co. Ltd, with passengers and
STR Bowie (Br), Manchester Nov .. to the
white Star Line, with mdse. Went TO pier
80. North River. -.
O. 10 the Holland-America line. with mdse.
Went 20 pier T. Hoboken, NJ.
Str West Helix. Dunkirk Oct 3d., to the
Cosmopolitan shipping Co. with chalk Went
y SIR Aymeric CBrj. Calcutta Sept 5 Via
Gibraltar Nov 5, to Norton, Lilly & Co. with
mdse.
Str Laheview. 81 Laurent Nov Para
narfbo ga GEORGETOWN pth and st THOMAS
18th, 10 the clyde Line. with ndse.
Str stayangeren (Nor). Giudad Ho a,. y
NOV . ana GuTHCbO lstAlf W iea-''t
Co, with mdse. Went 70 New YORK DOCK
Co.'S pier II, Brooklyn. :, A..
str Cecil County. Port Lobos Nov H. 20
the Columbus Shipping Co, with crude OIL
Went TO pier 3, Bayonne. NJ. -
Str De Soto Port Lobos Nov IL, 20 u y
Warden, with crude oil. Went 20 pier o.
Constable Hook, NJ. -
Str Dungannon, Tampico Nov and Sa-
vAnnah nth. 20 the Columbus Shipping Go,
with crude oil. -,
SIR Iroquois, Son Domingo Nov II, Ma
coris 18TH Sanchez 18th and Porto Plata
i4th. 10 tho clyde Steamship Co, with 80
passengers mails and rndse. Went 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier a., Brooklyn.
str Porto Rico, Arecibo Nov H. Ponce ano
Arroyo I4th and san Juan 18TH, 70 the New
York .nd Porto Rico steamship Co, with "
passengers. mails and Tndse. Went 20 rev
York Dock Co.'S pier 30. Brooklyn.
Str Maracaibo, Laguayra Nov o, Marar
cnibo 10th, Curacao nth and Maynguez 18Th
to Bliss. DAliett co, with 81 passengers
mails and mdse. Went 20 New York Doch
Co.'S pier II. Brooklyn.
Str Lake Brandon, San Juan Nov =, At
royo 9th and Mayaguez 18th, 70 the Balti-
more Steamship Co, with mdse.
Str Lake Gardner. Gibara Nov Is. 10 the
Munson steamship line. With sugar.
Str Plainfield. Nuevitas.
str - Asche Galveston Nov ~, 70 n 4
Warden. with crude oil Went TO pier q,
Constable Hook. Nj.
Str Concho. Galveston Nov 70, 20 the Mai
lory Steamship LlISi with passengers and
mfre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
By United States Naval Communal
cation Service.

distance given In milesI
Andrea f Luckenbach 1 100 E Ambrose noon
Apache IA n Hatteras noon 10th.
Argon 172 ENE Hatteras noon 10th. 49,,
Arlington 8 NE Winter Quarter noon 2Wn'
Arlzonan 900 Z Cape Henry noon 2Uth.
Aryan passed Sand Key noon goth.
Astmahco No 3 rs Sc Cape Henry noon
Goth. oo..
Bonnie Brook I'VE overfalls L v noon 10th.
Bremerton 203 Cape Henry noon 2Vtn:,
British Birch passed SAND Key noon .vsn'
Brookside passed Frying Pan noon lvth.
Buffalo Bridge OF Ambrose noon 2Otn.
q A Garfield 1875 w Key West noon 18th.
Cape Romain 90 S Delaware Breakwater
caronia 80 f Fire Island 4:so PM goth.
Challenger l52 Ambrose noon goth.
City Of Columbus 1ei NNE Hatteras noon
Clement 1ga G Smith 179 f Cape Charles noon
Comet 30 NE Jupiter noon goth.
Corozal 81 Sw Cape Lookout noon 18th.
Cowan passed out Cape Henry noon 2Oth.
Deer Lodge $50 sw Jupiter noon 10Th.
Delisle Int 81 81, Ion ~ b5 noon goth.
Donnie Brook IS q overfalls noon 2oth.
Eastern Dawn lat 81 or, Ion rs IL noon goth:
Eastern Glen $50 8 San Francisco Pm
18th.
Eastern Sailor go from San Pedro Pm
Effingham 81 Sc Cape Maysi noon 10th.
FL Alba Gs Sc Jupiter noon 18TH. 49,
Excelsior i22 from MORO Castle noon 18TH.
Floridian 227 Ambrose noon 10Th.
Freeman 10 NE Northeast Emo IL noon
goth.
Frederick r Kellogg 20 Jupiter noon 10th.
Gulfstream 200 NNW Tortugas noon 18TH.
Hahatonka 1874 n Hatteras noon goth;
Hawaiian off Columbia River Pm 18th.
Haxtum OO2 San Francisco Pm 18th.
Henry Il Mallory 100 w Key West noon
10Th.
Hollywood 300 from Seattle 8 PM 18th.
Huron i,015 Sc Ambrose AM 10th.
Hyades 455 w San Francisco PM 18th.
fnfanta Isabel passed Jupiter noon 18TH.
+
II Gordon 80 N Jupiter noon 10Th
Kroonland LOO Ambrose noon 18TH.
Lake Grogan 2s z Ambrose noon goth.
Lake Indian 65 Sc Cape Fear noon 18Th.
Lake Ledan "a 8 Ambrose noon goth,
Lurine 523 from San Francisco PM 18th.
Madawaska 2o6 " Cristobal noon 10th.
Mangore u sE Cape Henry noon 2oth.
Mount Berwyn 40 3 San Francisco PM
Northwestern Bridge sis Cape Henry
overbrook passed Sand Key noon 10th.
Panama 100 San Francisco PM 18th.
p p ,o5 40 syv Jdpe , nsn' yoo noo iah
Plainfeld 20 s Ambrose noon goth.
ouistconck lat ~ 60, Ion 10 II noon 10Th.
Ruby lat 90 al, lon "a 20 goth.
Santa Leonora lat 20 90. Ion "a o. noon
10Th.
Sun % from Jupiter noon 18th.
Tjikembang 1900 W San Francisco 8 Pm
18th.
transportation a u Cape Henry noon goth.
Trinidadian 235 wSw Bgmont Key noon
10Th.
vennachar passed Sand Key noon 10th
Vesta 3 w Montauk noon 10Th.
Wathena 1914 II Five Fathom Bank noon
Goth
West Gatomska lat 81, lon 90 IS noon 10th.
West Harcuvar lat 81 ~. lon OF SO 5 PM
10Th.
18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
SAILED.

Strs Oscar Bennett, Tampico; Southern
(Br). Antwerp; MUNRO, Mobile; San Fran
strs italia OBJ, Naples; BergensfJord
(Nor). Bergen: France Maru (Jap), Monte
video; jefferson, Norfolk: Munamar Nipe
and Banes: Argus, Trieste; Archmedes
(Br). Buenos Aires and Montevideo Korona
(Br). st Thomas: West Lashaway, Balti-
more; Lake Freeland Mobile; Eka III
(Nor). Laguayra; Chepadoa, Brisbane /;
Ethelric (Br). Hueva; America UtaD
Naples Algonquin. Porto Plata: st Mihiel.
Strs Bylayl. -; Comus. New Orleans
Lenape, Charleston and Jacksonville; Ulua
(Br). Havana, Cristobal. &C; Coamo. San
Juan; Baltic (Br), Liverpool: FL Oriente,
Galveston: Cornela. San Juan; Vasari (Br)
Liverpool; Millinocket, San Juan; West
Cressey, Mobile; Mexico, Havana.
Schrs Harry A McLennan (Br), Funchal
Katherine May. Cay Francis, Cuba.
The corrected reading of the barometer
reduced TO sea leveD at New York on Sat
urday, Nov 20. 1920. at 3 AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and three hundredths (30.O3) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred
and sixty-two and seven-tenths G62.T MILL
meters. Captains OF all vessels now lying
In or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can advantageously use the above
official data for observing whether their
own barometers require any considerable
correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, S PPM. Sc, miles
cloudy, hay off shore; smooth sea. At CITY
Island at sunset, L, light; cloudy; smooth
sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-21
CLEARED.

[From u. S. Naval Communication Service.1
Str vasari ODD. Penrice. Liverpool
Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd. c..v,n
Str Lake Ganado, Maennle. Hamburg and
Bremen-C y Richard 4 Co.
Str Borga CNor), Holmes. Hamburg
United American line.
Str Gateway City, Knuppel. Rotterdam via
Hamburg-Crowell & Thurlow.
Str Yaka, Risley. Antwerp via Baltimore
Black Diamond Steamship Co.
Str New Rochelle, McMurray. Havre and
Danzig-Lioyd Brazileiro.
Str Fusilier CBelg). Norman, Bordeaux
str Turrct Crown Csr) Brooks. Bayonne.
France-Universal Transportation Go.
Str Levenpool (Br), Ward. Barcelona II
Winchester & Co.
Commodities Shipping and Trading co.
Str America QtaD, Salamone. Naples via
Gibraltar-Italla America, Inc.
Str Satsurna. Hawkins, Yokohama, Shang-
hal. &c-Barber Steamship lines, Inc.
Str Arabian Prince lBr), Milllken, Cape
Town, Algoa Bay, &c-Furness, Witty GO.
Str Chepador, Worth. Brisbane, Newcastle,
&c-United States and Australasia lnes'
Inc.
Str Algonquin. Archibald. Monte Christi.
Porto Plata, &c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Inca, Andersen, Macoris, San Domingo,
&c-clyde Steamship co.
Str Coemo, Evans, San Juan. Ponce, Ar
roya and Mayaguez-New York and Porto
Rico Steamship Co.
Str San Juan, Barbour. San Juan. Aqua
UNA Uc-INeW lofh anu FoIbo HiSo oteahA-
ship Co.
Str Korona CDr). Doyle. s. Thomas. ct
Croix, &c--Furness, Witty & Co.
Str Mohican. Weeks, 81 Thomas, 81 Crofx,
&c-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hatteras, Negal. Tampico. Vera Cruz
and Havane-American Merchants Marine.
Inc.
Str Choctaw, Behrs. Tampioo-New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Perfection Heinrich, Tampico-Stand-
ard OIL Co Of New York.
Str Halsey, Brodtborg. Port Lobos-Co-
lumbus Shipping Co.
Str Ario. westeren, Port Looos-standard
Oil Co OF New York
Str Mexico. Miller, HavanR--New York and
Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Munamar, Asborn. Nipe and Banes-
Munson Steamship line.
Str Lake Fresco. Boddsn. Caibarien and
Sagua--Munson Steamship line
Str Tosto (Sor) Klyne. Curacao and
Maracaibo-Bliss, Dallett Co.
str Eastern cross. Winter. Galveston--J II
W Steele a Co.
Str El orisn.e, Delshsnty. Galveston
Southern Pacific Go.
Str r D Asche. stocker. TEXAS City-D T
Warden.
str De soto. Mason. Texas ci,y-D T
Warden
Str West oresssy. Jorsenson. Moone--J r
Str comus, Midboe. New oriesns-sou,h-
ern Pacific Co.
Str Jefferson. Horsiey, Norfoik-od Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Erhoin (Nor), Johannesen. wslton--J
| + Whitney Co.
Standard OIL Co OF New York
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