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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-26
CAN YOU TELL?
BY u. j. and a. W. BOOMER
No. 9i.-Why Some Billiard Play
ers Try TO Influence Their Shots by
Moving the Body

We often see a pool or billiard
player move his body in a rather gro
tesquc fashion after making Il shot,
and before its execution is complete,
as if the movement of his body coulo
have any effect in helping the accu,
acy Of his craftsmanship after the
shot had been made. Nothing, OF
course, in the way of body move
ment. short of actually touching the
moving balls with some part of the
body. could have any possible effect
on the ultimate direction of the balls.
The practice is so common however,
that it has become knsIn among pool
and billiard players as body English
Such movement can only be at
tributed to hobit. When man has wish
ed to move an object to one side he
has always pushed ii to that sios
If he has he has wished to move an
object in front OF him further away.
he has pushed it. When desiring 10
bring an object closer TO him he has
always pulled 1t. For that reaso'
alone, when man playing pool or
billiards., sees his ball taking wrong
direction. it is difficult for him, be
cause Of long habit. 10 avoid, though
perhaps unconsciously, performing the
movements of pushing or pulling which
he has found effective in other cases
He does not move his body or at
tempt 10 help the accuracy of hn
shot when his observation tells him
the ball is moving accurately in tho
direction desired.
Copyright, 1921, by Public Ledger Co
ra.uarrn..- unu Hid NnnaU lrioinal le'
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Editorial of the Day



The assistant sttorneygenera in charge OF the affairs
many suits against the stockholders OF the institution The
purpose to enforce the which holds the stock.
holder of failed bank for double the amount Of his
stock.
This is departure In state banking circles.
Hitherto failed bank has been taken by the state
and script issued for the amount OF the deposits Usually
the failed bank has been merged rcorganlzed the
script has t.cn loaded into such bank. other,
passing the time being legal tender.
How many millions Of dollars ~ such script is now
outs,nudin, we may not say. II is cerilanly a large
permits the banking board the deposits Of
Popular opinion that this script has tho state behind
h. That is not true.
but rarely has the banking board made any attempt
10 enforce the law requiring the stockholders 10 ray
double tho value OF their stock In assets ~ the failed
institution Had II done IN two things
would have followed: There would have ss~n solvent
GUARANTY FUND andfthc number ~ falling banks would
have grown steadily less.
That such action is at last being taken must be
cepted n confession that the guaranty law IL com
pleey dscredted. This assistant attorney general had
previously the depotors in the oknulgee
Institution would receive nothing beyond their equitable
share OF the assets OF the failed bank
n the legal department Of the with vlgor
IN the direction headed IL tho stockholders Of every
failed truly forced pay double the value
their stock into the assets for distribution to deposors
predict that bank failures will he beautifully less u
short time Just the guaranty law offered premium
Tor careessnes- and cupidty VIII the rigid enforce
ment ~ this law force stockholders That banks In
which they are interested conducted along
conservative lness-Tulsa World.
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4 LITTLE TALK on THRIFT
BY =. W. Straus.


Pres. American Society for Thrift
At the present time, when some of
the grave world problems are being
solved and when the dawn of hap
pier day is dawning for mankind, 1t
should be borne in mind that the sta
bilty and prosperity OF nations and
the people that comprise them can
exist only with the practices OF thrift.
During the past three years there
have been countless plans suggested
or tried for the restoration OF the eco
nomic balance and the establishment
of social peace, but these plans have
been successful only in the degree 10
which they have been founded funda.
mentally on the principle Of thrift.
And better days are coming now
because there is more and more a
to settle down and work and save,
and thereby thrive.
Whatever may be the problems con.
fronting a nation, they are hut the
composite OF the problems that daily
affect the lives of the individual. They
may he somewhat more complex, but
they are the same bssically. The man
who has been through rough and bit.
fcr experiences, who has had his
personal resources seriously impaired
who fiEds himself shocked and dazed
after years OF loss and bitter trials,
must settle down TO systemsu tic and
carefully ordered routine OF life.
He must recover his losses and re-
gain his former prosperous conditions
through careful planning, hard work
dnd systematic saving. He can be
helped only through these simple
methods of restitution.
And IN a larger and broader way
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a THREE DOLLAR FUNERAL

\ CALIFORNIAN who died recently lett an estate
OF $4,000 to be distributed among his heirs.
incidentally he dree,ed ihem to spend not more than
$500 Tor his funeral remarking ia his will that the
preScut-dsy funerals are barbarouS.
Perhaps the deceased meant to write 5000 or
$4,000 for it hardly conceivable that he could be
deccntly Inferred for the sum designated without
reeourses to public charity. But his desire ior a
funeral devoid OF all display and unnecessary extrava.
gancc is 10 be commended 1t falls in line with All
the better thought, irrespective OF the question OF
weath.
1t is possible to pay the last honorS even 20 people
Of considerable financial and social degree and do it
with dignity and beauty, without lavish expense or
ostentation. These can do tho dead no good and
the money involved might better 20 20 keeping his
memory green among the living
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Tomorrow-How Did Money Originate
COTTON FREIGHT LOWER IN
TENAS. COMMISSION RULES

AUSTIN. Texas. Dec. 2i.-Texas
railroad commission in a circular ~
sued today. granted a 10 per cent se'
t.uciion in rates OIL cotton in Texas
the application for reduction nav
ing been made by the railroads. Cottoi,
is the first commodity OF which rates
are reduced. under an agreement of
the railroads to reduce rates on all
farm and ranch products 10 pes
cent. II is expected that the railroads
will soon submit applications for re
auctions on other products.
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mankind IS today going through just
this experience.
II is well TO bear In mind that the
same fundamental rules OF progress
govern individuals and nations. This
fact should be kept in mind as We
read the trend of international events
In our newspapers from day to day
as well as when we plan and work
out the details OF our personal affairs,
The tssis Of sound economics must
he Thrift; whether 1t be for the man,
for the nation or for all mankind.
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t2e Ss Spur tGs 3t Moment
\ DREAM,
\ DREAM.
] had dream the other night.
Yea. boz IL WAS n hummer

4 DREAM.
/ had a dream the other night,
Yea, bo. 1t a hummer
dream that would bring pure delight
To any old town hummer.
travelled to 4 theater
To De among those present.
The ticket salesman smiled Yes, sir
And he was really pleasant.
| got into a taxicab
4 six blocks ride do.
The legal fare just buck
He charged me only two.
took glass OF orange juice
And IL was mild and placid
Twas really made OF oranges
And not Of prussic acid
a Beauty Chorus" said the sign
Tho old familiar booking.
bought n and sized them up
And two quite goodlookng
! dropped a penny in the slot
The crowd let a shout,
But strange this may you,
\ piece Of gum dropped out.
/ went into 4 restaurant
And hung my hat with care,
And when Ia finished my repast.
Ny haiti still there
My dream was shattered as all are
Twas TOO good TO be true.
II was too full of happiness
To last the whole night through.
A lady stood in front Of me
Her anger hid.
Did give her my street car seat?
You know blamed well did.
!. :.
a Russian general says he whip Finland by ferry
ing his troops across but the Fins not alarmed ~
they siolid people and do believe ferries
I. !!
A died the other day who could write his nam
equally well with his right left hand; but thai
ii is said he died In the poorhouse
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one clever salesman in the suit de-
partment OF I big department store
says he can tell whether "A man is
married or a bachelor by the way he
tests the suit or overcoat he is buying
A married man examines the cloth and
asks about its wearing qualities. A
bachelor, tries the buttons. to see
whether they are securely fastened or
not. He hates the thought of losing
q button
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appear to human eyes hideous. mis- shapen blot on
civilized society, not lose sight this Christian
thought That under and within such visible
there lives an immortal soul to be goried
all eternity among the blessed heaven.
Heinous is the sin committed against the creative
act Of God who through the marriage contract invites
man and woman cooperate with Him in the propa.
CATION of the human family TO take life after its incep.
ton is horrible crime; but prevent human life tina
the Creator is about bring being is satanic In
the first instance, the body is killed while lives
on in the latter, not only body but soul
is denied existence in time and in eternity. been
reserved to our day advocated shameessly the
lcgalizing of such a diabolica thing.
In the name Of the Babe of Bethlehem. whose law
you Christian Gathers and mothers love obey stop
your ears TO that philosophy, worthy Herod
which ignoring revelation and human itself
above the law and the prophets of the old the new
dspensation, Of which the ChrsChd is the beginning
the bond and the end Keep from the sanctuary
OF your Christian homes, you would an evil spirit,
against children who after all nobest stimulus
and protection to marital affection, fidelity and con.
tincncy
Another Christian lesson the world needs to learn
IS Gods law against divorce. Disastrous beyond pos.
sbty Of description society is the condition when
women measure their lives, by number Of their
offspring but by the number of their husbands us
thank our Heavenly Father for the valiant women
all know-and their is legon-who with the high.
est ideals of wifehood and motherhood carry heroicay
the honor of the family Neither height depth nor
sorrow, pain Of husband ingratitude of
children, nor prvaton loss opportunity com.
fort nor lure of pleasure tempt such noble
to shirk their duty break up their homes"
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WITHOUT pIoNlSloH loE inc lHoIloN,
writes Archbishop Hayes. "He knew
that the Heavenly Father who cared
for the lilies of the fields and the birds
of the air loved the children Of men
more than these.
Children troop down from heaven
because God wills it, He alone has
the right to stay their coming. while
He blesses at will some homes with
many, others with but a few or with
none at all. They come in the one
way ordained by His wisdom. Woe to
those who degrade, pcrvert or do VIC.
lence to the law of nature as fixed by
the eternal decree Of God Himself
Even though some little angels in the
flesh. through the moral mental or
MI ,f
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-12-26

The Arizona State corpora tion com
mission hts issued an order 10 insur.
ance companies doing business in that
state 10 the effect that motor cars
user in Transporting liquor Illegally
cannot be insured against seizure. 1t
also ordered the cancellation of all
such clauses in policies already issued.
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CENTRE COLLEGE HAS LIGHT
PRACTICE BEFORE LAST GAME

SAN DIEGO, Cal. Dec. 24.-The
Centre college football squad which
arrived here yesterday from Dannvihe,
Ky. continued signal practice today
on the Coronado polo field in pre-
paration for its game with the Uni
versity Of Arizona next Monday. Coach
Charlie Moran expressed confidence
that all of his men would be In good
shape for the game.
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A country schoolma'am was ex-
aminine her pupils for the benefit
of the members Ct the school board:
The Youngsters went through their
PAGES neryously and did fairly well
until the teacher asked the ques-
tion. who wrote Hamlet?' There
was lull Of exhaustion and no one
answered She asked again ana
this time . bit more sternly: Who
wrote Hamlet
Little Johnny Jones piped up de
fensiyely. please teacher ! didn't ;
"Ha. ha" Director Blank chuckled
aloud. The little skeesicks. III bet
he did
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W'HOSWHO
MARGARET WINTRINGUAM.
THE DAYS MEN

Mrs. Margaret Wntringham, chosen
as the second woman member to sit
in the British house of commons
sentative of Lincolnshire constitu.
a fluent speaker, but because of her
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Timely Views Not in the News
MURDER II HORRIBLE But BIRTH CONTROL Is
SATANIC. SAYS ARCIIBISIi0P HIVES.

IN the name of the Babe of Bethlehem Archbishop
Patrick j. Hayes of New York has issued Christ
pastoral the faithful" in which he strongly con
point.
The ChristChid did not stay His own entrance into
this mortal life because His mother poor rooness and
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ency. as was the
case with Lady
Astor. the other
woman member.
Mr.. NSintring.
ham died this
year and mis-
wife, who had
always been in
terested in his
work and had 4
wide knowledge
Of politics, an
nounced her in
tention Of stand
ing as the Lib
eral candidate for
his Seat She is
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recent widowhood took little active
part in the campaign.
Before her marriage, Mrs. Wint'
ringham was school teacher. She
has taken an active part in war
and social work in her community.
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After member Of congress has
lived in Washington for q time he
acquires the airs Of a statesman"
"Most Of my colleagues do" said
Senator Snortsworthy, "but per
sonally | prefer TO look like a small
press foreign visitors as much, but
it makes me stronger with the folks
back home when a constituent OF
mine returns from a. visit TO Wash
ington and tells the boys there are
no frills about Jim Snortsworthy.
He's just as much friend of the
plain people 3s he ever was"
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AS we understand Il, France doesn't want big
navy, but she doesn't want anybody to say that she
can't have big navy II she wants one.
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The student replied: "A teaspoon
full"
The professor said nothing but
looked at his watch. The work OF
the class went on. Some minutes
later the student who had replied
attracted the professors attention
and exclaimed: "Oh, professor. l
made an error. a dose Of croton
oil Is one drop
his watch and drily remarked: Yes
and your patient has been dead just
twelve minutes
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Ardmores gift to its Salvation Army was more
than Dallas or Fou Worth gave.
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HOMETOWN
STUFF

A professor in medical Scno'
asked u student: What is dos
of crotou oil?"
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A Newspaper That Serues

WHAT GOD WILL Dole will
swallow up death in victory; and the
6 {; :! $ s: is. n !: Il Il: K; i: q; ;:;: +: ::
all the earth: for the Lord hath
spoken it.-Isaiah 25:S.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Coastwise

Charleston, SEQ sacksonvili.
Galveston,
From New York
Tues; CD. Thurs. tT>. sss. (p1
Southern Pacific Co.
Galveston, Key West,
From New York
ysA- dS-COMAL tPF) Mallory Line
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
jan. S-LENAPE tPF) clyde Line
Jan. stAPACHE tPF) Clyde Line
Jan. Li-COMANCHE PF) Clyde TiAs
Jan. l3-ARAPAHOE (PF) clyde Lins
Key West, Sec Galveston
Los Angeles (Sar Pedro), Sas
Francisco, Portland, Seattis
Tacome Also see New York. san
Francisco
From New York
Jan. f2-ARIzONIAN tF)
J.r. aeM M1pitsd TED American Linea rna
Feb. e-IowAN as sF''1n Aihe'' ina
e.. @, United American Linea Inc
rcd. @S-FLORIDIAN (F)
\, United American Lines. Ira
New Orleans
From New York
souueScays it). SatIFd&yb (YJJ
Southern Pacihc Co
New York, Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
"ah. io-STANLEY DOLLAR fF) Il
Dollar Line
yam. S@--JCS-IA LUCKENBACH (Y1
m. Luckenbach Lines
eeD. o-EDWARD LUCKENBACH %
Luckenbach Lines
Portland, See Los Angeles
oan Diego, Sec New York, san Franeiscs
San Francisco, Also see Los Angeles. sas
Inn From Baltimore
Jen % ScHA (PF) Pacific Mall 8 ca
vail s~-" WOLVERINE STATE tPF)
~ Pacific Mail S S Co
Dan Francisco, San Diego, Los A.
geles
From New York
Jan i5--wALTER A. .Lr,CSrNR.cp non
Jan. s5-FRED'K LffcKESp.crs Lffc
sNuc@enbach Linee 4
pan redro, sec Los Angeles. ss. DisgS
Oeatue, Sec Los Angeles
Tacoma, See Los Angeles
Vancouver, B. c.
H.. =, From New York
~~n' Ao--M ELVlLLF DOLLAR IA
Dollar Line
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
China, Japan
Philippines
Straits Settlements.

AAPkS1AACS
Straits Settlement.
Alden, Singapore. Manila, Hong K,,,
From New York
Jan. f6-MOORISH PRINCE (r, y-,
Cebu, See Manila ''
China. Japan, Philippines, St,;,,
Settlements
From San Francisco
Een: n. ID" EST HEPBURN tF) Dollay l,,.
Dairen, See Yokohama '''a'
Hong Kong, sssnsSs, sss sGSa9,As%.; Z ma Ho..,.r.
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe. Sh,,.]
hal, Manila, Hong Kong
FROM San Francisco
Jan. 6-ECUADOR (PF,
Pacific Mail S S. ca
Jan l6-WEST CALERA (Fl
:, Pacific Mail S. s. C,
lloilo, See Manila
Japan, $50 Chin.
Kobe, sce Honolulu. yekehans
Manila, Cebu, llolo
Also see Yokohama. Honolulu. eha,.<.,1
Alden
From New York
Jan. T-sINAsTI tF) Barber L.n,s
Nagasaki, Sec Yokohama
Philippines, See China
Shanghai Manila. Hong Ke,s
Singapore, Anr A1so o;su See Honolulu.
From New York
Jan. I6--M ELVlLLE DOLLAR sF)
Dollar Line
From Seattle
Feb. 21-CROSS KEYS Or) Adrnira, rsr.
Apr. 4-ELDKlDGE ,F) Admiral Line
May i6-CITY OF SPOKANE (F)
Admi. a Line
June S0-EDMORE % Admiral Line
Singapore, Sec Shanghai. Alden
Straits Settlements, Sec China
Vladivostok, see Yokohama
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
Also see Honolulu
From New York
Jan. e-MONGOLIAN PRINCE (I) PrIucl
Jan. 25-EASTERN PRINCE CD Prince
Yokohama, Kobe, iSagasaki, Shans
hal, Hong Kong
Jan. l6-HONOLULU MARU CD
Barber Lines
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, HON.
Kong, Manila
From New York
Jan. lS--WEST CAMPGAU (F) (U SSpA
Bar ber Lines
Jan. 20-MULPUA (F) (U. S. $. 9. b
Barber Lines
From New Crleana
Jan 20-NDlTOR (F) Cosmopolitan
Feb ga STEAMER (F) Cosino opoNan
From Seattle
Jan. lowest IVAN (FD Watcrhouse 4 C,|
Jan. CIV EST JAPPA (F)
Waterhouse & Co
Feb. 21--DFLIGHT (F) Waterhouss q ctI
Mar. 24-W EST JESTER (E)
WatcrfoVse & Co
From Portland
Mar. l0-MONTAGUE (F) Admiral Lins
Apr. IA BERCOS (F> Admiral Line
May Spa WLET Cd Admiral Line
juno S--COAXET (F) Admiral Line
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, ifons
Kong, Manila, Dairen, Vladi1
vostck
From Seattle
N ar. I4-EDMORE lt) Admiral Line
APR. S5--N II 1EATLAND MONTANA ri
Admiral Line
juno 6CCROSS KEYS .(F) Admiral Line
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Sailing for
United States

Ncw sork From Rotterdam
Jun. I2-KATRiNA LUCK KENBACH ~
ro n, i-.,s ., t.LAch Li.,s
-ANbREA +. LUCKENBACH N
r.A .achrnbach Lines
Fens $-PLElADES tr(
Suc ckenbach Lines
In. From Hamburg
AIRtNA LUCKENBACH ~
In, -, i-uckenbach Lines
aNDREA f. LUCKENBACH ~
Dill ,Luckenbach Llnes I
Z niiadelpfla From Rotterdam
Jan. ls-SHORTSvILIE (r) ~. s. q. Hl
ic.N' nosch Lines
"An. SV-W EST POOL tF) (U. g. & ~
l4uckcnbach Linss
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
South America

Para, manaos, lquitos, Maranham,
Cea1a. parahyba, Maceio, Per.
nambucc, CabedeIlo. Natal
jan io-HU BERT tFD Booth Lins
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedello, Pernambuco, Maceio,
Bahia
From New York
ian. ian Io-~A STEAMER (FJ Ward Line
Para, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de
.laneiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
Sui
From New York
Jan. 1s-GLENDEvON CD Prince Line
Parahyba, See Para
Pernambuco, Sec Para
Pisco, See Paita
Port all Prince, Sec cristobal
Porto Rico, See San Juan Mayasue.
Puerto Cabe!lo, See san Juan
Puerto Colombia, see naysi
Rio de Janeiro, Mon'evideo. Buenos
AyreS, Also see Bahia. Para
From New York
Jan. is--HURON tPrR} Munson s. s. Lines
Jan. 2s~QUITTACAS (F)
Munson s S Lines
Feb s-AEOLUS (PFR) Nunson 8. g. Lines
Kio de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo,
buenos Ayres
From philadelphia
Jan. fO--TERRF, r, II Af-o,r- .E,\
international Freigh htine Corp
JAN. Co -INDEPENDENCE HALL. (FY
International Freig hting Corp.
Kio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
dc Sui From New York
Jan. s5--MANcHuRlAN PRINCE tY) Primo.
Rio de Janeiro. Santos, Buenos Ayres
From New York
Jan. 1o-~THoRvALD HALvORsEN (py)
North South Line
From Mobile
Jan lowest TOTANT tF)
Munson S. S. Lines
Rio Grande do Sui
See Para. Rio de Janeire
Rosario See Rio dc Janelrs
Salaverry, SEQ raitA
San Juan, P. R. La Guayra, Puerto
Cabello, Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao From New York
Jan. i2-PHlLADELPHIA ,PF) Red D Line
Jan. 2s-CARACAs tPF) Red D Linz
Santos, See Mo do JAnelro. Bahia, Para
Santa Fe See Buenss Ayres
Talcahuano, SEQ Palta
Valpas also, See CrstobaI. Paita
New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Belize, See santiago
Bermuda
From New York
Jan. SORT VICTORIA pF)
Furness Bernus'a Line
Jan. i2-FOET HAMILTON (pF)
Furnsss Bermuda Line
Jan. l5-FORT VICTORIA (PF)
Furness Bermuda Line
British Honduras, See Santiago
Cartagena, See Kingston
Cayeune. See Haitian Ports
Cris+oha, Sec South America. Hsvans
Demcrara,
See ct. Thomas. Haitian Ports. Grenada
Luatemaia, See Santiago
Grenada, Trinidad, Demerara
From New York
Jan. 6-MAYARo CPD Trinidad Line
Jan. 25-MARAVAL (PF) Trinidad Line
Feb. s-MATURA tPF) Trinidad Lins
Haitian Por4s, Trinidad, Demerara.
Paramaribo, St. Laurent, CAY.
enne
From New York
Jam. l7-I.AKB SUNAPED tFD
Clyde S. S Co. FOREIGN ssrv1o.
Havana, Cristobal, West Coast Ports.
Port Limon
From New York
Jan. ce--CALAMAREs tPF) United yr,,,
Havana, Santiago, Port Antonio.
Kingston, Cristobal, West Coast
Ports, Port Limon
From New York
Jan. s-PASTORE tPF) United Fruit
III -ni+
Jan. 2e-TOLOA (PF) United Fruit - -
Ess. ,s, -P1A,sToREs ops tinted i'' Fruit n1i
F~b. is-uLUA tPF) United Fruit Co
Jamaican Outports,
See Santiago. Kingston
Kingston, Cartagena, Puerto Colon
bia, Santa Ma. ia s.s,,sxs Ass &c Havana.
Jan. 1s-sANTA MARTA IPF,
Cnlted Fruit Co.
Feb. i-TlVlyEs (PFl United rrui, Co.
kings.on, Crisiobal, West Coast
Forts, Cartagena, Puerto Co.
iombia, Santa Marta
From New York
Jan Jan si-siXAoLA si, ;PF2 unite,l rrui, Co.
Feb. s-slxAoLA tPF5 United He,iee Fruit uTult y,
klngs.on, jamaican Outports
Jan. e-NlcETEaNN Erom Ner e, YER AYerk ,r>
Atlantic Fruit Co
Kingston, Jallaica. 1ruxiIIo, reIa
From New York
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United Fruit Co
MayagueZ, See Porto Rice
Paramaribo, See Haitian Porte
Ponce, Sec Porto Rico
Port Antonio, Sex Haven.
Port Limon, Sec Hxyaaa
Porto Rico (San Juan, Ponce. Mava.
guez)
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Fuer.o barrios, See Santiago
Puerto Colombia, See kinssts.
ST. Lauren. Sec Haitian Ports
St. Thomas, ST. Croix, St. Kitt, An.
tigua, Guadeloupe, Martinique.
Barbados
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Martinique. ST Lucia, Barba.
dos, Demerara
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