davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14

- unermartet. Sunge bib.
ide 6rauenreAtlerin, nod 9eenoi.
gune ibres 8ortraees aur Seriamn'
hung: Biini6t nun nod iemono aus
benz eeebrten Iuoitorium cine
Graee an mid az ridten2
Gimme BON Der @alerie: Dart
i'd Sic nod Smie beeleiten, mein
Graulein3
Washington Journal., 1921-10-14
sns ben 0eieten fir Elm sesbaO.

9aragrapb 8. 0ie 9~aoepdrte-
rinnen peroen on9ewieien, cine in
@efabr 6es grtrinfens 6eiinoli6e
Dame bel Den &leioern aidt bel Den
Soaren 81 erereiien, % Oie Iesteren
in elmer groBen Mebr3abl bon Sal.
len iali6 iiwO. 9ie fir Die Side
rung Der baoenoen 0amen angeItel.
ten 0eufunoIdnoer Sunoe iino Die
fem Barasrapbeu eemGb neu orei'
iiert poroen.
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To
HOMESTEAD NINE
ooIoREp CHAMPS PROVE UNDO
ING OF LOCALS IN HEAVY
HITTING ATHAR.
1Ooord Crowd Attends Opening Game
At League Park- Game Lasted
Three Hours

Three thousand :anS we're a League
Park Yesterday afternoon and Saw The
Rauers open tho season in defeat. Tire
rictors were the Honest cad trays. ne
final tally ending a. ;"-H attrc ore ~
Hhe sloweSt contests ever Seen IN ms
section. II was >"r-Saw affair "'ta
one team ieadln. and hen me other
Tho Buaer> started nff ilhr sur" Mn
ners unit, Stokes. IN. new pitcher. wen
bad. and VIM Harris succeeded n
breaking up tn. game. Knocking me
pellet 70 al, corners of N" i";. THIS
Is the same fellow that knocked Two
horncrs against m" Bau"r~ last wear IN
the game at TunnH, Green.
In thr eighth and ninth innings m"
RauerS had nc bases .oadr'i. hnt Jailed
to push over the necessary tal..eS.
The defeat handed :" IN" EhncTS a
q sorry pill for tho .ocalS. but IN" man
agement is determined 20 got better re-
suits Il IS likely that a new man VIII
he seen on the mound and with kirA-
patrick sure for short$tor N" local"
should GO good Yesterdays c"n'eS;
was clean throughout. hu; for tn" surg
inr OF rho crowd IN III" playing ned.
VALLEY fans are in store for som" N:E
treats. Next sunday ~" RauHr~ r az
Seller Halls rolnrNd Giants nf r:''S-
hurgh n whar should Do a fast con-
test. The score:
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Another Good One.
Laurie J"nhir, is another who vii
do we'll. II" Won IN 1914 and then hui
rird off - war. Consequently. his gam
suffered .ast year a. result But
ynlug man VINO lives within q Ston,
throw uf ;hr sever" Troon links with q
record !ih" Jcnh:nS IL not going 10 BE-
long delayed in returning I" a fui! COM
mand OF his largo assortment OF shot -,
IL" along with T"licy. Armour. Holds
ness and Braid, together with anoth'
rNnn:an. Roger Wcthrrcd, arc tho bei .
Of the Youngest Of the British amateur
We viii encounter. No doubt there ar
others but as yet little has BEEN heare
Of them in America.
Veterans MOST YsarsA'
For all that am inclined to bSlieve
that the old stars such as John Ball,
Harold Hilton. the Honorable Michael
Scott and Bobby Maxwell are the ones
who will render the stiffest opposition.
Hnylakc is the home Of Ball and Hilton
and there Is nothing new for either to
learn about this testing course or the
game Of golf. Ball has won the British
Amateur no less than eight times and
while il does not seem likely that one
Of his age could go through the field to-
day for a ninth triumph strange things
happen in this game. But Ball is almost
-, aud 1t would be miracle indeed
were hc to set the pace that must needs
hr maintained in this battle.
Hilton. TOO, is we'll along in years and
Ike Ball no has tasted the sweets OF
victory quite often. Whether he. too.
can manage his old clip for a week Is
prub!rmatical. | cannot. however, inlaS-
nc for a moment anybody turning him
back in hollow fashion. He can play
moro different strokes than any living
golfer and he is apt 10 defeat many
fine youth before he passes from the
lists this year.
The Honorable Michael Scott Is the
stylist Of British rolfer and no moro
graceful player il to. be found In the
world. Not only that but he is also
thoroughly proficient in the game itself.
He is continually playing but has ono
great shortcomings fiery temperament.
For years and years he has been knock
ing AT the championship door. One or
thcS" days NJ may find it open. Our
players will do well TO prepare for
mighty struggle when they meet him.
Another old campaigner and great
nnc is Bobby Maxwell. Maxwell seldom
enters a British Amateur. but no DOUBT
crca; pressure will he brought to bear
upon him to do 50 this year Then there
is Douglas Grant. from our own Pacific
Coast who has played most OF his golf
In England He is Il master OF steady
riay. one Of those hardest Of all COMPETE
tors TO dispose Of.
When you consider those two groups
Of British amateurs, the veterans ana
the younger element. add TO 1t tho Dark
horses and unknowns. and then recall tho
former efforts Of our teams TO win thiS
blue ribbon Of amateur golf 1t Is appar-
cnt there is no soft snap ahead. Indeed.
] look upon tho task facing us as most
difficult one. AS hard nut to crack as
fails to tn" lot Of Il group OF golfers IN
a whole lifetime.
Copyright. 1921. by Sol Metzgef.)
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BOXERS WILL ARRIVE
TOMORROW FOR BOUT
Eddie wsyHAnd Expected to Got Here
Tomorrow for Battle With Goo
Stewart.

Eddie Wcycand. 81 IN" Jimmy Dime
stables Of New Caste. WI drr!N" her"
tomorrow .ur has bout with Goo Stew
ar; Wednesday evening a. the Market
auditorium under tho auspices OF the
American Legion. ami VIII 20 through
4 few light training stunts before the
big bout.
Stewart $ m fine trim Toy tho bout,
and should give IN. New Castle hattleC
run for MS money.
In the pr"iimirar:"S I"hnnN Mccoy
mh",< Tim Dr"Ni"r Of Pittsburgh. whiis
Leo keann of Rcilairr stalks M against
Jark!" poy!" OF pittShurCE. Suck Bod
nor of Ming" meets Eilly Marx n an
other bout. while Frank" James meets
an opponrn, of has own class.
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RANDrT CAPTURED.

Toledo. O.. April 2i.--frank Seward.
wanted n Toledo in connection with IL"
hoidup of New York Central railroad
pa yuaSter AMI M killing Of TWO det"c-
tlveS. is undec arrest in Omaha. \"b
according 70 u telegram received Ivy 20
lice hcrc tonight.
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rox.Iow1xs OF THE PONIES EN-
rHUsIASrIc OVER RUNNING
MEET BEING CON-
QUOTED HERE.
TRACK PROMISES TO BE FAST TO-
DAY r WEATHER MAN BE-
HAvES-wAS PAST
YESTERDAY.
To-DAY's CARD IS INTEREsT1FG
ONE, AS WELL AS ALL
ARRANGED FOR THE
COMING WEEK

"'rhe Saratoga - III" W"st
Such - the nan -:N,H " h""t'nS dur-
ing IN" past week l.. mr-'n,in"n' t"it"w-
crs Of IN" turf AMI ia, PITTSBURGH Post.
as tho result "f NJ races during the
past wsen. and { Indications prov" true,
Wheeling vii have hNnd tn" 70 ~
name hN Thur>,.ny - th.> ""rN. "nen
TO-, Whe.'inS nrlv:n= cub and n"
Wheeling Horse and Far Assoc "'iI"n
meets viii end.
Sc,,. n me history %" Wh,,,',nc has
there been 30 mara interest III running
hnrSe> ~ present. ami IN" rIrH APP
pears 70 be The Saratoga -; :hr west
when one VISITS ma haif mil" ;ra'A on
the Far Grounds IN ne Island.
For each day during IN" i">t """tI
there have been NOR" tuLn 90" s"N"r$
of horses on the grounds 10 witness ths
races with interest running hiSn. ana
the events ;h;S week promise :" draw
oven larger crowds.
To-day seven events viii be run "tt.
and Sc> eral "E the races arc OF tnc most
interesting classes, Th"! ar" among
the best yet offered during n" me- :.
bringing winners together III som" AND
non-winnerS in others.
II the weather man permits to-day.
the track should u. Very fast ami ~"
hangta.lS should Iun "tf tha events IN
even better time han last week. "h'7
several % the r"rurd$ % tho track were
nipped OFF tcw seconds
Thousands Visit Stables.
Several Thousand men. women AMI
children paid Visit !" IN" S7""nn>
Yesterday 10 give the ponies m" Q. o.
indicating the .rt"-.<: beng shown. ami
seems TO indIr;,ie another class OF lanS
will be on hand today wn"n the hrSt
race starts a. : "r:"|".
Last Saturdays races drew arg
crowd. deSpi," ,hr ram. and ia" p"hs'-
made a Sr,a; hit - Their steady plug
r,ng away on the e<tr"n,"l! heavy trarN
The mudh"rs"S w"rv n 'h"r glory AMI
dashed around IA" haif-nr:i" IN true
form 20 mudhor>r STYLE.
Another attraC' ION on thr grounds -
m. mutuel. The lu"e Of III" game draw.
Ing many 20 the grand>tAnd The nSH
Of badge tickets this year. as IN metro
politan meets. IS proving a successful
innovation.
Four More Days
Only four more days ar" ,rtt 20 W.T.
ness the races. and seven events ar"
carded each DAY. Tn" "N"n;$ r"nS"
from the halt-nl.e. or four fur."n=S.
10 the mile and a sixteenth. aad al!
classes. the long distance and the
daShe~S. are being shown.
The change Of C"ntr"! saturday
proved confusing /" many. but the ruI-
ing Of tho National Jockey r,uo -
finally being understood the ruling -
tina, meets of longer than hre days
ranno, be ned on ha,fmile track
HI, ,h.re & no ru!,rg prohibiting ;wo
successive meets.
With the horses becoming used 70 tn
turinings and acC!maied. they are
Allowing good form. and N" -Four days
This week promise 10 D. the best yet.
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400 AMERICAN SOLDIERS
RETURNING FROM Co1LIN8

Antwerp. April "i.--Four hundred
American enlisted men from Coblenz re-
turning home as caSualS or for dis
charge. rcinlistmeni. or other DISPOSE
ton. left here to-day on the transport
Sommc They are commanded by Major
f'ran,iS T. ArmstrOn.
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Two base hits. Rnesor. " Har-'S
Three base hits Ford. " Harris. pw'''.
Hoe run. young. SacrlhC" hi'> Pr SOCK.
ellis ". Hairs BuSeH on balls. SfpEsS.
> Neuhardt. > Williams. 4: owens
Struck out. Villains .: Owens. y.
Stokes s Neuhard! ! l-'ft IN taS"%.
Bsuers IL. Homestead ! Umpire Nor
gan. Time OF game G.i5
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DEAN BURTON RESIGNS

Boston Arril q The rAs' En>tlon NJ
Dean Alfred F. Burton. OF the MaSSarhu-
set,s institute ~ technology effective
\, the end Of rho present school wear
Uas announced fo-riCh' He has held
the post OF dean since 1907.
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Who Are English Golfers to Face Americans?
Another Good One.

from IN Gather he IS sure 10 be a han
un, Ia j,ut uut.
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Pr1ze List Never Equaled.

Don't forget that YOU hdN" TiNe
chanc"s TO earn car. Til" Int'll;genr"r
naS purchased five of the .At"s' models
ard best makes 90 cars on tn" Gtrk"t.
md will give them ava :" hos" wh"
"xert the hest efforts. Your rhunc' IS
just as good as anybody ''i$e'S. p-rhA0s
better. And with so many au,"muh.ics
70 be won. tho chances "f emerging from
n" race victorious ar" .nG"ed bright.
Tn" Circulation Drive is the greatest.
Xhc mos ,:heral and the nhSt Startling
S"r lnaWcuEitrd by any newspaper III
rhiS ScCti"n. It's prize list has never
been ,.qua ed and 'hr cas- mAun"r in
which the awards may be Won WIZ --ti,tke
It a campaign thai WI! 90 down IN n"
annals Of newSpa pcrGnm Never h"f"r,
has any Offer been presented which can
oven compare with this one. II - truly
,rnmenlomS
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
CONTINUED from Page oae)

% s@.n7t. Or You might ne driving TO
'hu-"h very soon IN a Ia. r"w iItCe
touring car Wouldn't :ha' n" ;;nc' AZ
- matte 0: fact. ram YOU imng!n" finer
---eSperia,lV if Won got your ear free?
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l.rs wcr" rcsi."n>.H.. crr thrc" e.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21

Alexandria, Smyrna, ConstantinopJ

Alexandra, Smyrna, CoustantinopIe,
Sonstanza, Also see Pjraeus
From New York
dan. .ee--ERNEMoRE (F) rurness Prince
Amsterdam, via Rotteraa.a
Antwerp, Also see H.vre
From New York
Inadins-EcLANrIER tF) F)rIoy8RoyalBelw
"ecvg--BoMBARDIER CD
Lloyd Royal Beige
ssn s ss--zEEI.AND tPFR, RED star Lin.
black Diamond g. g. Corn
Jan. zo--kkooNLAND fPFR) Red star
feo' 6-CHEsTER KIwANIs (F,
~. black Diamond .. s. Corr
zses !v-LONDOStEEfF)L Lloyd Rova, RAJ.
ger. iZ-LAPLAND tPFrs) Red stay liz. e's
Feb. le---HONNEDA(;A fF, '1'""
-. E!ack Diamond s. s.. Corn
Srn. ,~--Fi LAND tPFR) Red Star Yano
mar. 1-KAdESIT {F1 ~'"'
Black Diamond q. q f,orr
Prom Baltimore
Jan. z1--cApULIN n ortols q. A. lin.
Jaa- zz--TEIUMPH tF) American Lsne
Jsn. .x6-CHEsrEE KIWAkJS tF)
BACK Diamond u. u. Corp.
FEB. 4--EDuEMCNT lFj
~ -. nlaek Diamond y. s. Corp.
FEB. .lz--HOsNEDAGA fF)
Back Diamond Is. B. Corp.
~. .o--ELMsFOkT tF) 0rloie s. 8. Line
~. xss. .s-IW. cELEhoN II, American Line
Black Diamond y. q. Corp.
ys. as-wlncS:!bnn, Fc1a !bnn,'sspesiRhls sp Rsd ..r yan.
reg. .Az--WATHENA fF) Red stsr Line
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
South America

Para, Manaos, Iquitos, Maraaham,
Csara, Parahyba, Maceio, Per
nambuco, CabedeIlo. Natal
Jan. sl-uvbsERaTT EEaT rs NsT s6eqs xest Lin.
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedello, Pernambuco, Maceio,
Bahia
Jan. as-sA1EE5Eas!Tr E5a!r rs HST k,s5ar. xe5s & Holt
1ah' "o-LAkE FARABEE (F) Ward Line
Para, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de
Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande do
Jan. as-G1ENpE1oNv sSf% Nev IS fSrF Primo. Liza.
Parahyba, SEQ Par.
Fernambuco, Sec Para,
Pisco, See Pait.
Port au Prince, Cristobalses Cap. Haiti
Feb. 4coLoH LEoSsT 9fS,s Ny F.Ssa. xS1k Lin.
Porto Rico, See San Juan. may.su..
Puerto CabeIlo, See San Juan
Rio de Janeiro, Bueno. Ayres
Jan. so-cABhIHonmhNSeow BFhIom New IT} York
North South Line
k'o de Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos
AyreS, Also sec Bahia, Para
From ;le~ York
Jan. 25-ROMNEY (F) Lamport & Holt
Tcb 9-AEOLUS PFR) Munson S. s. Lines
Teb. l?-DELAMBRE (F) Lamport & Holt
klo de Janeiro, Santos, Bahia Blanca,
La Plata
From Mobile
feb. IA STEAMER (F)
-. Munson S. s. Lines
Klo de Janeiro, Santos, Montevideo,
Buenos Ayres
Feb. ss-ou14TGG@glMSe 4FFG@ MeT y York
Munson S. S. Lines
From Philadelphia
Jan. MISUNDERSTANDING HALL CD
International Freighting Corp.
International FreiehtinK Corp.
FED. 19-WEST MUNHAM (F)
International FreightinE Corp.
From Mobile
Jan. 2S-LAUREL CD Munson S. s. Lines
kio de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
do Sui From New York
Feb. 5-MANCHURIANP PRINCE (F) Prince
Rio Grande do Sui
See Para. Rio dc Jansirs
Rosario See Rio do Janeirs
Salaverry, See P.itA
San Juan, P. r. La Guayra, Puerto
Cabello, Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao From New York
Jan. 2e-CAkACAs (PF) Red d Lias
Feb. o-PHILADELPHIACP CPF) Red D Line
Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres,
Also see Para, Rio de Janeiro
From Jacksonville
Feb. 1O--A EAMERIF) Jacksonville Line
Talcahuano, Sec Paits
Valparaiso. Sec Cristobal. yaita
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai, iion.
Kong, Manila. Dai en-,
CoastWise

Cbarleston, See Jacksonviii.
Galveston,
From New York
Tues. (F). Thurs tF). Sat IN
Southern Pacifc Co.
Galveston, Key West,
From New York
Jan. 2s.CONCHO (PF) Mallory Line
Feb. 9-COMAL (PF) Mallory Line
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Jan. 22-ARAPAHOE tPF) Clyde Line
Jan. 25--LENAPE (PF) Clyde Line
Jan. 27-APACHE (PF) Clyde Line
Jan. 29-COMANCHE PT) Clyde Lac
Key West, See Galveston
Los Angeles (Sar Pedro), SUI
Francisco, Portland, Seasds
Tacoma, AlsH Hransisco sfs os" '0'A' '''
From New York
Jan. 20-ALASKAN (F)
United American Lines, fhA
Feb. I2--IowAN 6F)
United American Lines. Ina
Feb. 26-FLORIDIAN (F)
United American Lines lsa
New Orleans y
FROM new 1OrR
Wednesday, tF). Saturday. IN
Southern Pacific Co.
New York, Los Angeles, San Diego
From San Francisco
Jan. 22-JULIA LUCKENBACK ~
Luckenbach Lines
Feb. b-EDWARD LUCKENBAcE ~
Luchenbach Lines
E0Iuan0, See Los Angeles, San Pedrs
San Diego, See New York. san tra"ci'ss
San Francisco, Alss n,sss see Les Aas'''' -
From Baltimore
Jan. z2-WOLvERINE STATE CPD
~ Paciic Mail s. S. Co.
Dan Francisco. San Diego, Los h
geles
From New York
Ssn' zo-FREDK LUCKENBAcH ~
Luckenbach Lines
~eO' o-HATTIE LCCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
San Pedro, San Francisco
Also see Los Angeles. San Diego
From Mobile
ree. CAPE HENRY CD Page Jones
San Pedro, San Francisco, Portland
Seattle
From New York
San' ~o-WILL POLO (F) Dollar Line
oeattle, Sec Los Angeles, San Pedrs
Tacoma, See Los Angelica
Vancouver, B. c.
From New York
Jan. 25-MELVILLE DOLLAR (F)
Dollar Line
Feb. 10-HAROLD- DOLLAR (F)
Dollar LINE
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Cuba and Mexico

Antllla Also SEQ Matanxas
From New York
van: xS7-CAYo MAMBI tF) Atl Fruit Co.
Antilla, Caibarien, Cardenas x
From New Orleans
%sn; /, S-LAkE FRIAR (F) Ward Line
Calbarien, Sec Antilla
Cardenas Sec M.t.nsss, Antill.
Cienfuegos, Manzanillo ansnsss,mo A1ss :ss
From New York
Jan. 24-CHOCTAw CD Ward Line
Cienfuesos, ManzanilIo, Santiago,
Guantanamo
From Jacksonville
18th Ht' Ea. Mouth-tF, Jacksonville Line
From New York
van' ~!-CAYO MAMBI tF) All. Fruit Co.
Guantanamo, Santiago, Cienfuegoas
Also see Naval Station
Cienfuegos
From New York
req. 1-AMELIA CD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Havana
From Baltimore
Jan. S1-LAKE TREBA (rC
Baltimore S. Co Yno
fen. EO-LAKE ELLERSLIE (F)
Baltimore S. S. Cos. Inc
From Jacksonville
shursdnys-lF) Jacksonville Line
Saturdays-CUBA (PF) Miami s. 8. CO.
Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz, Tam
pico
From New York
Jan. 22-MoNTEREY (PF, Ward Line
ManzaniIlo. See Cienfueros
Matanzas, Cardenas, Nuevitas, An
tiIla
From Jacksonville
saturdays--(F) Jacksonville Line
Nassau, Puerto Mexico, Vera Cruz
Jan. se-1AxEr Er9% aH1AHEAY NsE YeE5 eFy Ward Lin.
Naval Station, Santiago, Guam
tanamo Also sec Guantanamo
JAM es-,NcEF FFem 7g9 n New York
Jan. 25-LAKE BENTON CD Ward Line
North Side
From Baltimore
.,. saltimors s. Co. 1aa
Feb. 15-LAKE TIPPAH CD
Baltimore S. S. Co.
Nuevltas Also see Matanza.
From New York
Jan. 25--BR1GHTON 1F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Progreso, See Havana.
Puerto Mexico, SEQ Nassau
Sagua
From New York
Jan. %5-BRIGHTON CD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Sanfiapo. See Naval Station, CieniueKos,
Guantanamo
South Side
From Baltimore
Jan. Sl-I>AKE TREBA CD
Baltimore S. S. Co., Inc.
FEB. 1o-LAKE E ELON (F)
Baltimore S. S. Co., Inc.
lamplc0 Also sec Puerto Mexico
From New York
Feb. 2-NORDEN CD Ward Line
Tampico, Tuxpan, Vera Cruz
From Jacksonville
Jan. 30--A STEAMER (F) Jacksonville Line
Tuxpan See Tampico
Vera Cruz, See Tampico. Havana. Nassau
Vita
From New York
Jan. 27--CAYO MAMBI CD Atl. Fruit Co.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Sailing for
United States

New York From Rotterdam
Jan. ss-ANDREA r. LUCKENBAcH ~
Luckenbach Lines
Feb. A-PLErADES (F1
Luckenbach Lines ~
Feb. 22--FLOkENcE I-uCKENBACh W
Luckerbach Lines
From Hamburg
Jan. G5--ANDREA F. LUCKENBACH "
LuckenbAch Lines
Feb. 10-HARRY LuCkENRACH I'D
Luckenbach Lines
PHILADELPHIA From Rotterdam
Fob. ls--WEST POOL (Fl (U. S. 5. b.D
Luckcnbach Lines
Mar. 5-EASTERN SOLDIER tF)
Luckenhach Lines
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Europe
Hamburr-Confinued

Hamburg-Continue
Feb. 24-MANCHURIA (PFR)s American
Feb 2s-LAKE CERT IF, Richard Lines
From Baltimore
Jan. 2c-TR1UMPH (F)' American Line
dan. 2e-METTE JENSEN tF)s1
United American LineA Inc.
Feb. 7--MANIIATTANtF)s American Line
Feb. 12--SATARTIA CD
Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
Feb. 10-W. CELCRON (F)s American Llns
Feb. %8--CHARLOT (F)
Kerr Stea amshlp Co.. Inc.
Mar. 1--MOUNT SIDNEY (F)s via Phia.
United American Lines Inc.
WA Philadelphia and Bremen.
From Philadelphia
Jan. 2e-wAUcoNDA (F)s American Line
Fob. 2-METTE JENSEN(F)s via Bremen
United American Lines, Ino
Feb. 12--WATHENA (F)s American Line
Feb. 26-MOUNT STERLING (F)s
United American Lines, Inc.
Mar. 6-MOUNT SIDNEY (FCs
United American Lines, Inc.
From sBoston
DAN. 22-OREGONIAN- {F)s via New York
United American Lines. Inc.
Feb. 5-w. EKONK (F)s American Line
Feb. 16-WN. STAR (F)s American Line
Accepts cargo via Hamburg for scandi-
nsv1an and Baltic ports.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
Europe

Antwerp-Continued
Jan. a4-cAprlFT,12Nm lF1cm tHs HRsossco Uo . .
Eeb' ret, s-W EKoNK (f') Red star r. Line
Jan. s4-dAPTE1HHNs dFrem 1HHs"gt9n ggs a.|RF!'oa Road. :
Feb. 1s-ELMsPokT .ps rs oriols g. 10 ssass = = ,,,
Antwerp, Chent ~
Jan. s,-wIaETp Erin RlRfTSoSE|ss lNsY SoSE|sssPs sF,s
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc
Feb. 5--CoRsON (F)
W. ~ kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
req. 16--CAMBRIDGE (F)
u 49, Kerr Steamship Co, Inc.
reo' zo--SCHOHARIE (F)
Kerr Steamship Co. Inc.
From Galveston
ss"' so-WINoNA COUNTY CD
steele 8. 8. Line
From Texas Citv
ssn' za-- -W1NONA COUNTY (T)
Antwerp, Rotterdam, Copenhagen
From Jacksonville
yan' rNp SW--NANTA 20 (F) Jacksonville Line
@""' ~o--A STEAMER (F) cksonville Line
Monmouth Also SEQ Livsrpe.ll
From Portland
'~"' S--S1GskeNiSHMAN 1se tFR)
white Star Dominion Laua
Feb. f7--TgRcOMAN tFR1
Whito Star Dominion Line
Avonmouth, Bristol, Manchester
A., Prom Phiisdelphia
Feb. l--~MONUhfAc tF,
Harrfss. MasiIi 4 Co. 1na.
Jan. ss-hIysSTDdakeaT sshEIysSTD dakeaTYs9n ,s9 Resss
hArrtss. Aassii 4 Co.. tss.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-21
South America

Antofagasta, Sec cristesal. ralt.
africa, SEQ Cristobal, rait.
Aux Cages, See Cape Haiti
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos. Mon.
tevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also see Para
From New York
Jan. "a STEAMER (F') Ward Line
Bahia Blanca Also see Rio dc Janeiro
From Mobile
Early Feb.-A STEAMER (F)
Munson s. S. Lines
Buenos Ayres Also 4 :, see Bahia. Bahia Montevides
From Mobile
Feb. 2O--A STEAMER (Fj
Munson S. S. Lines
Cabedello, Sec Para
Callao, Soc " .stobal. Paits
Cape Haiti, Aux Cages, Port a,
Prince, Cristobal, East Coast Co
lombian Por.s
From New York
Jan. 27-ALLlANCA (PF) Panama Line
Ceara, SEQ Para
Compana, See Montevideo
Coquimbo. See Paits
Cristobai, CaIIao, africa, Iquiquc,
Antofagasta, Valparaiso
Also see Port au Prince. Cape Haiti
From New York
Jan. 26-SANTA ANA (PF) Grace Line
Feb. e--sANTA ELISA (PF) Grace Linz
Feb. 23-SANTA LUISA (PF} Grace Lins
Mar. o-SANTA TERESA (PF) Grace Line
Cristobal, West Coast Ports Direct
From New York
Jan. 29-ADVANCE (PF) Panama Line
Curacao, Sec Mayasuez. San Juan
East Coast Colombian Ports,
SEQ Cape Haiti
Eten, Sec Paita
lquique, See cristobai. rait.
lquitos, See Para
La Guayra, Sec Msyasuez. San Juas
La Plata, See Montevid..
Maceio, SEQ Par.
Manaos, SEQ Para
Maracaibo, See Mayasue.. San Jsa.
Maranham, See Para
Mayaguez, P. r., La Guayra, Cura.
Gao, Maracaibo
From New York
Feb. 2-zULIA (PF) Red D Limo
Feb. .16--MARACAIBO( (PF) Red d Line
mollendo. Sec Paita
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also SEQ Bio de Jancire. Bahia
From New York
Jan. 22--GRELDON CD Houston Lines
From New Orleans
Jan. 27-ThESPlS (F) LampSrt E. Holt
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, Rosario
From New York
Jan. ee-TARTAR PRINCE (F) Prince 1,,,
Feb. krTROJAN PRINCE tP) Prince Lins
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayre,
Frem New York
JAN 25--HYANTHEs tF) Houston lima.
FEB. lo-DocHRA tF) BARBER Lin. 'A''
Montevideo, La Plata, Compan.
Rosario
Feb. s-B1pEEzzo EzoT 1p} Nsx fsmpSEt YoFk g Holt
Natal, Sc. Par.
Paita, Eten, Salaverry, CaIlao, Piseo,
Mollendo, africa, lquique, Ante.
fagasta, Coquimbs, Valpa.
raiso, Talcahuano
Frem New Yefk
Jan. ss-oxcus tr) wen Coast rl,o