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New-York tribune., 1921-01-06


Africa
Alden From New York
Jan iS-wEsT GALETA tF)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Azores, Canary Islands, Madeira
West African Ports
From Mobile
Jan. lo--sANGAMON tF) Page Jonss
Beira
From New York
Jan. i6-wE EST GALETA tF)
Oriental Navig alton Co.
Canaries, St. Vincent, Dakar, Bath.
rst, Conakry, Freetown, Mon
rovia, Grand Bassam, Seccon.
dee, Accra, Lagos, Calabar,
Port Harcourt, Opobo, BONA,
Matadi, Loanda, Lolita Bay
From New York
ReceivtnE--W EST HUMHAW (F)
Suli & Co. Agents
Cape Town, Algoa Bay, Port Natal
From New York
jan %6-HI LARIuS tF) Houston l,n.s
Cape Town, Algoa Bay, East London.
Port N ataI, Deigoa Bay
From New York
Jaa. 2s--TARTAR PRINCE ,F, pr,,,.
Delagoa Bay, Ais. see Caps Town
From New York
Jan 1--we GALETA (F)
Oriental Navigation Co,
Mombasa (Klindini)
From New York
Jnn- 1--we EST GALETA tFI
Oriental Navigation Co.
North Africa, Malta, Egypt, Levant.
Red Sea Porls, Madeira. Mo.
rocco
From New York
Jan. 2Z-PUTNAA tF)
United American L.nen Ina
req. '-JEFFERSON COUNTY lrI
nited Amertcan n Lines Inc
REQ. Z3--BAY HEAD u tF')
~ United American Linea inc
Mnr' IO--OSAklS tF)
United American Linea INA
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Europe
Piraeus, Trieste

Piraeus, Trieste
From New York
Jan. ls--PANNONIA tPFO Cunard Line
Reval, SEQ Gothenburx christiania
Riga, Sec Christiania
Rotterdam,
From New York
LoadinE-BELLHAVEN (F) Cosmopolitan
Jan. lo-EASTERN DAWN (FO
Black Diamond s. S. Corr
Jan. l2-PLEIADEs tF)
Cuckenbach Lines
Jan. f%-vELLAVlA (F) Cunard Lin.
Jan. l7-COLLINGsWORTH (F)
Hlack Dia"-on~ y, Corp.
Jan. l9-EAsTERN MOON (F)
Cosmopolitan Lines
Jan. e4-FIsHKILL {F)
Black Diamond S. s. Corp.
dan. xS-FLORENCE LUCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Jan. S8-OSSA (FV Cosmopolitan
Fob. 5-EAsTERN LIGHT (F)
Cosmopolitan Lines
Feb. l1-k. I. LUCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
From Baltimore
Jan. 7-YAPALAGA (F)
Black Diamond 8 8. Corp.
Jan. fS-CAPuLIN (Fl Ortole 8. s. Lins
Jan. c4-COLLINGSW ORTIZ (F)
Black Diamond S. Corp
Jan. So-oTHO (FY Ortoe s. s. Limo
Jan. 81-FrsHKTLL (F)
Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
Feb. b--ELMSP0RT tF) Orioic q. g I.ins
From Philadelphia
Jan. s-WEST POOL tF) U. s. s. b.
Luckenb bach Lines
Jan. So-EASTERN SOLDIER (F)
~. S. s. B) Luckenbach Lines
From Hampton Roads
Jan. ie--CAPULIN tF> Oriolc 8 8 Limos
Feb. 3-OTHO (F) OrioIe s s. Lines
Feb. le-ELMsPORT (F) oriole g. s. Line
Rouen, ses Havrs
Salonica, Also SEQ Plrseus
From New York
Ian. s-CHAFPAoUA Of,
Oriental Navigation CO.
Jan. 1o-OLEN CD Oriental Navigation Co.
Saloniea, Constantinople, Smyrna
From New York
Jan. e-oR1sTANO tF)
FurneBs- Prince Lines
Santander, Sec Canary islands
C~v~r. See Pira~us, snionica.
'~~S COnstantinopio
Southampton, Cherbourg
From New York
Jan. ie--ADRIAT1c tPFR) White Star Line
Jan. 2o-rMPERATOR tPF) Cunard Line
Feb. 3-AQUITANIA (PF) Cunard Line
St. Nazaire
From New York
Loadinx-CONsORT (F) Cosmopolitan
Feb. S-A STEAMER (F) Cosmopolitan
Stavanger, Soc Trondhjcm. Christiania
Stockholm, SEQ Gothenburs. chrtstiania
Trieste. Zee Ptrneus. Patra.
Trondhjem
From New York
jan lo--BEsSEGGEN (F)
Norwegian America Limo
Irondhjem, Bergen, Stavanger.
Christansand. Christiania
From New York
Jan. 8o-soNGvAND {T)
8. o. Stray S. S. Corp.
Valencia, Barcelona, Oran, MayseilIes
Also see Gibraltar
From New York
Jan. eo-WAUKAU tF> Elwell Lines
Varna, see Constantinspls
Venice, See Pirasus
VlRo, See Canary Islands, Lisbea
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Cuba and Mexico

Cuba and Mexico
Cientuegos, SEQ Santiago
Gibara
From New York
oah' o--NlCHOLASC CUNEO Of,
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Guantanamo, See Santiago
Havana Also sec Nassau
From Baltimore
JAN i3-LAKE FERNALDA (Fy
Baltimore S S Co. Ipo
Jan Si-LAKE TREBA (FY
Baltimore :. S Co.. fnc
From Jacksonville
satnrdays-CuBA PF) Miami s. & Co
Havana, Progreso- Vera Cruz. Tam.
pico
From New York
Jan. s-EsPERANzA (PF> Ward I.izs
havana, Tampico
From New York
Jan. e-ClSSY (FD Ward Line
Manau
From New York
Jan. 6--NlCHoLAs CUNEO (F}
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Manzanillo, SEQ Santiago
Nassau, Havana, Progreso, Vera Cruz
From New York
Jan. iS-MEXICO (PFY Ward Line
North Side
FROM Baltimore
Jan. 8-LAKE ELON CD
-
Jan. Sl--A STEAMER (F>
Baltimore S. S. Co.. inc.
Nuevitas
From New York
yan. yi o-GI .ENDOLA (F) All. Fruit Co.
ya"' !, iS-GAENDOYLE CD All. Fruit Co
r r0greS0, See Havana. Nassau
Puerto Mexico, Tampico
From New York
Jan i2--GORM CD Ward Line
Sanhago, Guantanamo, Manzanillo,
Cienfueeos
From New York
5.. Jan. iZ-ANNETTA tF) Atlantic Fruit Co.
d amplcO Also soc Havana, Puerto Mexico
From New York
Jam 7-~uFFE tFy Ward Line
From New Orleans
Jon. S-~SANTlAGO CD Ward Line
Tarafa
From New York
Jan. s-GLENDOLA IF, All. Fruit CO.
sah. E--GLENDOYLE tF) Atl. Fruit Co.
Vera Iruz, See Tampico. Havana. Nissan
Vita
From New York
Jan S-NICHOLAS CuNEO I'D
Atlantic Fruit Co
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South America

Antosagasta, See Cristobal. Palts
africa, Sec Cristobai. Paata
Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, Santos, Mon
tevileo. Buenos Ayres
Also sec Para
From New York
Fob. IA STEAMER (F) Ward Lne
Buenos Ayrc, Santa Fe
Also sec Bahai, Montevideo. Bic d Janeirs
Frtm New York
Jan. 4--StAMESE PRINCE (F) Prince Line
Cabedello, See Tara
Callao, See Crlsta,aI. raitA
Cartagena, See HAITI
Ceara, Sc. Par.
Coquimbo. See Pait.
Cristobal, Callao, Arica, iquique,
Antofagasta, Valparaiso
Also sec Port au Plincc. Hayti
From New l,rk
Jan. l2-SANTA TERESA ,oF) Grace Line
Jan. 26-SANTA ANA (PF) Grace Linz
Feb. e-SANTA ELISA (PF Grace Line
Feb. e8-SANTA LUISA tPF, ,Graco Line
Cristobal. Port au Prince
From New York
Jan. so--PANAMA tPF) Panam. gans
Curacao, SEQ Mayaguez. San .y,sa
Eten, See Paita
Hayd, Cristobal, Cartasena, Puerto
Colombia
From New York
Jan. 7-GEN. HODGES tF) Panama in.
Haitian tots
From New York
jar. ll-GEN. w. c. GoRGAs (pT>
Panama Limo
lquique, SEQ cristobal. Paits
lquitos, SEQ Para
La Guayra, See A.,.xue.. San J,.n
La Plata, See Montevide.
Maceio, 500 Par.
Manaos, Sec Para
Maracaibo, SEQ Mayaxxes. San Juan
Maranham, SEQ Par.
mayasuez, P. R., La Guayra, .ura-
Gao, Maracaibo
Jan. l0-MARACAlBO (PF) Red D Line
Feb, 2-ZULlA tPF) Red Lins
MolIendo, Sec Pita
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres
Also see Rio de Janeiro. Bahia
From New York
Jan. to-GRELDON tf) Houston Linen
Jan. 25-HTANTHEs tF) Houston Lines
Montevideo, Buenos Ayres, RosaIo
From New York
Feb. B-TROJAN PRINCE (P) PrinctI.lna
tMontevioeo La Plata, Buenos 4yres
From New York
Jan. xo-DOCHRA CD Barber Linea
Natal, SEQ Para
Paita, Eten, 'Salaverry, CaIlao, 'isco,
Mollendo, africa, lquique, Anto-
fagasta, Coquimbo, salpa.
raiso, Talc.buano
From New York
Jan. :S-oRCUS lF5 West Coast Linz
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Africa

Africa
Senegal, Gambia, Portuguese and
French Guinea, Sierra Leone,
Liberia Ivory and Gold Coasts.
Tosoland, Dahomey, Northern
and Southern Nigeria, Came
room, French, Belgian and Por.
tuguese Congo
From New York
Jan @2-J EKRI (F') Daniel Bacon
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Europe

Europe
Avonmouth, Bristol, Manchester
From Philadelphia
Dan. lc-MoNoMAc tF)
Harriss MaglI Co.. lno
From HAMPTON Roads
JAN. s-MoNOMAC 90
Harriss Magii & Co.. Inc
Avonmouth, Glasgow
From Baltimore
Jan tb-MONAiOt TH tF)
Baltimore s. S. Co. Inc
Jan. 80-QUINNIPIAC ,F)
Baltimore S. g. Co.. IRc
Barcelona, Genoa, Naples
Also see Valencia. Gibraltar
From Baltimore
Jan. --CGUR D'ALENE tr,
Baltimore Oceanic 5. s. Co.
Jan. ---SAHALE lF)
Baltimore Oceanic 8. 8. Ca
Jan. -CLAVARACk Of,
Baltimore Oceanic s. s. c.
From Norfolk
Jan. -CGUR pALENE IF,
Baltimore ocean,. ,. s. ca
Belfast, Dublin
From Baltimore
Jan. ze-CARRlGAA hEAo (Fl
Head Line Il. ~ Nj
Bergen, See Christian'a. TrondhJem
Bilhao se+ LisDon. Canar, ixi.,d.
Black Sea Ports, Also ~v~ riraeua
From New York
Jan e-CHAPPAQUA tFl
Oriental Navigation Co.
Jan. lo-CLEN tFl Oriental Navtration "a
Bordeaux, Also see Havrs
From New York
lOndIng-AlGERiER tF)
Lloyd Royal bcigo
Lsadinr--CONsORT tF) CosnopoIi,an
Jan. Io-W HEMATiTD ~ coamopoli,.s
Jan. eo-SARcOxIE tF, cosnopol,,s.
Jan. so--FCsItiER tF) Lloyd Royal Belrs
Feb. i2--REMU5 tF) Cosmopolitan
6euYga4, oec Constanains9ao
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Europe

AAA OHO
Alexand ia, Bee Gibraltsr. Constantinepis
Amsterdam, via Rotterdam
Antwerp, Also see Havrs
~ From New York
Jan. s-LAPi.AND fPF) Red Star Lima
San. s1STORM KING tF)
Black Diamond s. 8. Corp
Jan. l5-EGLANTIER CD
Lloyd Royal Beige
Jan tb-FINIAND tPFR) Red Star Line
Jan. 2U-BOMBARDIER tF)
Lloyd Royal Beige
Jan. 22--ZEELAND tPFR) Red star Line
DAN. CHICHESTER KIWANIS tF)
Black Diamond S $. Corp
Feb 6-KROONLAND (PFR) Rcd Star
From Baltimore
Jan. is-rRluMPH tFY American Line
Jan. iS-STORM KING tF)
- Black Diamond S. S. Corp
=. Jan 10 SiS-SApwLiN g tFg Oriole s: s. Line
Jan. 28--YAkA tF)
Black Diamond s. s Corp
: yan. ss--W, CELERoN tF} American Line
Feb. i5--E!.MSPORr tF} OrioIe 8 s. Linz
From Philade!phia
Jan. 7-osAwATOMIE (F> Red Star Lin.
dan. t5-NiCIOKiO~ 5 tr) Rsd Star Line
dan. Zo--N ATHENA tt) Red Star Line
From Boston
Jan. io-WEsT HOSOklE tF) Red.star
dan. sS- " EST EkONk lFt Rcd Star Line
~.a From HAMPTON Roads
Jan t9-CAi't LIN ~ Orloiv S & Lines
Feb. S-OTHO (FJ Orioie : s. Lines
Feb. tS-~ELAsPOKT ID o. ioie s. s. Lines
Antwerp, Client
From Galveston
Ian. tA-REfy
Ete.is y. =. Line
: SAa- Zb--WtNCNA COUNTY 10
EtssIe b. Is. Line
From Texas CITY
>~A~ io-HED MOUNTAIN ~
Steele 3. b. Line
Saa. zA-WINONA COUNTY tFl
Steele s. b. iins
Monmouth Also SEQ L,verp.oI
From New York
5un. to-GRAClANA ~ FDrness Line
~-, From Portland
Saa. bz-COENiSHAAN tFH)
Waite star Dominion Line
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0oyo NIvai beigo
~ Broadway n. Y.
Rector 62o8.9.,n
'ov.' S,h.rdo
rurness. Witty Co., ltd.: rut. Asn.
eox,ln, c,,.r 7soo tina" s'
Lo~d E uoaA ZINES q NJ. N.Y.
s,'' so+' 81 sI'asT'y aa Ssas 4 2s, g.. en- $3.50.
Luc'senhsch S. S Lines
y whitehall ST.. ".
Bowling Green 900
Mr"c~v S4e~r,'hic ro~"~any
Pier SO. N. r.. N. Y. Spring $500
Mcgee Co., TIE Charles T.
Drrxe' BUILDING, rhIlaaviphs: ~
Lombard 5Ioo-l2.3 Main 5u64
Wi~r,; S-earsAir c..
80 Broadway N r. Broad s2es.
Moore & Mccormack Co. Inc.
) Broadway n Y. Bowling Green 1888.
Munson S. S Lines
81 Beaver ST.. NJ Y Hanov"r s!zo.
National Shipping Corp.
a?oss 8 ss'sI s1,s s. n '
N. Y. & Cuba Mail S. S. Co.
Foot Wall ST.. N. John $500
North & South Line
P. kleppe & Co.. no. {, Broadway. N. Y.
Bowling Green 6i30.A
Ncrwecian America Line
srdss Is St.. \ Y. Bowling Grssn $3.50.
Cr;on'al Ma, i~a.lor %.
SO Broadway. N. Y. whitehall 7oe
Oriole Steamship Lines
sasc9r T,.''Sosst'or c., .so,
s"ssiesr g sts' s,s: J.. s.t":': "ss's' Il. NJ
Pacific Mail Steamship C.
nowt". S H:"9sr cr,sO snusS:i ssso N. v
Page & Jones
Mobile Alabama.
Panama Line
~ State ST.. N. Y. Bowling aresu $3.50.
Peruvian Steamship Company
SO Broadway. N. Y. Broad 1917
Prince Line
FS1s::; FS1s; 4su', %ss, *s:s. s' st. s.; s" e. Asa
Bowling Green 1900
Quebec S. s CO.
f":':.' :. xosss x'ss ws;:a.i' e; af' st., e';
Bowling Green 1900
Re b Line
81 Wall St.. n. Y. Hanover ioc7a
Red Star Line q. M. N.Y.
fer So e'n $500; fst. &c ca $3.50
Richard Steamship Lines
ShI'.s e s'Tsss go isi e. Sst' y zs sr'''~''.
Sande sen * Son
Iss Ths sacn' sa., s.n s,a% s.s. M.y'st:s s.:s G.:
eIsrms"'s eI's' PhoeSix Llua
Ataericen Mederi ancan I-sHnt LiB6
20 Broadway, N. Y. Broad 1850
Scare" Line
ssSfS' s ssavsr Srssas"s st T. 'S s s"e.s ssss7s
outhern Pacific Company
S5 Broadway N. Y. Cortland, .soo
,tates Marine & Commercial Co.
y Battery Pi. N. Y. whitehall 453
S O. Stray Steamship Corp.
Bowling Green $3.50
Steele Steamship Line
so Broad ST.. N Y. Broad 1887
Swedish Anne ,can Line
FSE":s: FSF":s: Sssss %'sy wc't:ss cs; s'a' ST. NJ
Bowling Cresn 1890
Tracy Steamship Co.. Inc.
u State ST.. N. Y. Bowling Greca 1855
vi ID Line
furness. Witty 4 c.; ~. .
United Anencau Lines
Unco.porated)
%:@ssT s%:[sT FsS's sso esmn.fs. = &c: s.vs... o.
poratIon
Uni ed Fruit Company
v Bs..ery P. n. Y. whltehali $50
U. S. Mail Steamship Co., Inc.
PASSENGER Offices: s5 Broadway. n. Y.
ereistt onist.: 40 Broadway. N. Y.
Rector $500.
United States Transport Co., Inc.
so Broad ST. N. Y. Broad 1882
United Transportation Co.
" Battery Pi.. N. Y. Whitehall, os5o.
Wand Line
4. ~, wa: :H' Sc! ss's T. %.' = + ists. 81 81,
Waterhouse & Co., Frank
i+s Broadway. N. Y. cortlan6t ISIS.
West Coast Line
ss:s; srs.a St.. wv sr..s sass
White Star Dominion Line
Per. 50 ca $500: fe.. So ca sasa
White Star Line q. M. M.)
o.t BioaLwa i.
Per. B'a G'n $500: Fst. es ca $780,
inches.er Line.
Produce Exchange ~ T.
Bow inc Green 1850
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Europe

LuIOpC
B-emen, Also see Hamburg
From New York
Jan. e0--LAKE GANADO (F)
Ricnard Lines
FEB. 5--LAKE Ell PUEBLO (F)
Richard Lines
F"b oR-LAKE CERT tFl Richard Lines
Mar. 20--LAKE Saws (F> Richard Lines
Dremen, Danzig
From New York
Feb. l8-SUSQUEHANNA tPT)
u Mail Steamship Co.. Inc.
Bristol, Also see Avonmouth. Liverpool
From New York
Jan. 20-LAKE FARRER CD
Winchester Lines
From Philadelphia
Jan. 8--DAVIDSON COUNTY (F)
Harriss Magill & Co.. inc.
Canary Islands, Lisbon, Vigo, Co.
runa, Cijon, San'ander, Bilbao
From New York
Jan. l8-ALCONA (F) Ward Line
IherL0ulk, See southampton
Ch: istiania, Bergen Stavanger, Chris
tianSand Also see Trondhjem
From New York
Jan. 7--BERG ENSFJORD tPF)
Norwegan- America Linz
Jan. 2S-STAVANGERFJO tPF)
NorWegi an America Line
Christiania, Gothenburg. Copen.
hagen, Stockholm
From New York
Jan. 2o-ToLEDO BRIDGE tF> seager Line
lhristiania, Riga, Reval
From New York
Jan. io--vrNCENNEs BRIDGE (F>
Seager I.in
Christiansand, Sec Christiania. rrondhjem
Constantinoples Also see Piraeus. s.lenic.
From New York
Jan. 6-CHAPPAQUA (F)
Oriental Navigation Co.
Jan. io-OLEN (F) Oriental Navigation Co.
Ccnstantinspie. Alexandria, Smyrna
From New York
JAN 1S-ERNEMORE (F) lurness Prince
Constan,inople, Varna, Bougas,
Constanza
From Now York
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BRIDGE (F>
Bull & Co.. Agents
C0nstanza, See Consta ntinopls
Copenhagen, Soc ChrIst'anla. Gethenburx
Coruna, See Canary Islands
Danzig, Also see Bremen
From New York
Jan. eo--GOTHLAND (PF) American Line
LuDnn, See Belfast
Dunk;rk
From New York
Jan s2-EAsr SIDE CD Cosmopolitan
, French Atlantic forts
From New York
Feb. io--sOUTH POLE (FR)'
/ Cosmopolitan Lines
! From Philadelphia
Jan. 1c-CITY OF FAIRBURY (F)
International Freighting Corp.
sRotterdam as cargo offers
Genoa, Nar,ss A''H 3 see ~ rares,Hns' csSies
JAM JAM !sREa{H$ E@Sa ,ps sss.uae
Lloyd Sabaudo
Jan. 2s-cAsTEL FORz1ANo (y>
Lloyd SabaudO
From PHILADELPHIA
Jan. 25-JOHN ENGLIS (F)
'lSf From N : New S orleans 1faan,s0 ssFV''s''
Jan. 6-ClTY OF FLINT (F)
Kerr Steamship Company. rno
Ghent, See Antwerp
Gibraltar, Genoa, Legho~n, Naples
From New York
Jan. e-TARANTIA (F) Cunard Limo
Gibraltar, N; pies, Alexandria
From New York
Jan. 1b--CARON1A iPF) Cunard Line
Gibraltar. Valencia, Barcelona, Mar.
seiIles
From New York
Jan. 2o-wAUKAU tF) Elwell Lines
GljoA,see Canary Islands
Glasgow, Also Avonmouth
From New York
Jan. 1l-VITELLIA (t) Anchor Line
Jan. ds-W TAG0oK GF> American Line
Jan. % ss-GALAHA6 tF, IS Amesieap nnonoT Linz linz
From Philadelphia
Jan. s-W. TACOOK lFl American Line
Jan. i6--W. CHEROW CD American Line
From Portland
Jan. so-sATURNiA tPf5 Anchor li1' '0i Lin.
From ST. John. N. B.
Glasgow, hoville
=. From New York
jar. ib---COLUMBIA .PFO Anchor Linz
Gothenbu 6, Also see Christians
From New York
Jan. 22--STOC EiIOLM tPF)s
Feb. 10 -6KoTTNiSeHoIn syisH>fsasIIs5a llr; w.
Gothcnbu 6, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
Reval, Helsingfors
From New York
Jan. l1-PANOLA (F) Globe Line
1oln.nburg, Malmo, Stockholm, Hell
singfors, Copenhagen, Reval
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Ship Advertising
Department
Telephone
Beekman 5000

Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
San Juan, 500 Porto Rico
Santa Marta, SEQ KinEstes
Santiago, Cuba; Kingston, Jam.,..
Belize, British Honduras. Pn.s]
Barrios. Guatemala
Also see Havana
From New York
Jan. 16-SARAMACCA tPF,
United Fruit Co.
Iela, See Kingston
Trinidad, Sc. Grenada. H.,ts.. p...
Truxillo, Sec Kinssto.
West Coast Ports, See kins.ts,
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Shipping Companies and Agents
Addresses and Telephone Numbers

AdrirsI Line
o.''"e St-amsh,s cs~ssw>
~ State ST.. N. Y. Bowling areea os7s.
American Line (l M NJ
s.,. ercse~a,. Nv
Por. 80 Gn $500: Fst. es Ca $3.50
American Star Line
IS Beaver ST.. N. v. Broad s.s.sx
Atlantic Fruit Co.
! g. srosdwsy n.y.
2sw"ae Green 1850
Atlantic Transport Line Il. M. N.Y.
psr e. e.: en- $50. -. ga c'n $3.50
; Bscon. Daniel Agent
s,d:, es r..o.. osrs:'sr Co. !td ..o.
| Ra't;c s s Co~p Of America
"a Whitehall ST.. N. r. Bowling Green siss
Bal imore Oceanic S. S Co.
c; Maor, Co. 'ne.. Asssts
~ Broadway N Y
l Bowling Green $3.50 35si.
~ 3 mrns"v BLDG. saitlmors No.
Baltimor. S'-smshin Co.. Inc.
g Sm:,Is. sIe.d~sy, ~. N. s;,,,ms: Broad :. So
ST. Paul s525-s-7-s-e
Barber 6. S. Lines, inc.
II Battery pi.. N. Y. Whitehall 1900
Black Diamond S. S. Corp.
s, EXCHANGE ~: n. Y.
Rector 26I7-26i8
Booth Line
/ Bocth A~crt@,n ShIrsins r~-e
" Battery Pl., N. r. Whitehall 7to.
Bull & Co., A. H., Agents
- West st.. N. Y. Bowling orsss 2sos
Caribbean Line
70 Bridge St.. NJ. Y. eewilns orsea 1904
Clyde Steamship Company
PI~ ~. N. a.. N. Y. sprIns $500
Clyde Steamship Company
o,. . tFsfs's" Service, ..o.
Cosmoroli4sn Line.
q sresS~ss' sss" r. ss"'''"' sfssl ~; 'si5 :;5I.
Cunard-Anchor Lines
s:"e.raz' s'''sss"4 waI!sssl' S!sss ST. st.. i. =.
Sew'ina Green $500.
,pi Ciorg1o & Go
Pie' = E g.. N. V. sowIlns orssa as7s
Dollar Line
a. whitehall ST.. N. Y. Bowling arsss ss,,
eFlwell Lines
so~il"o Win e.ssn ss 7ssc 'ss u state st.
Export Trans7orta ION Co.
l t0rloi" Steamship -inesl
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France & Canada S S Con.
t2o Broadway. N. Y. Rector e3oe
/ Furness Line
Fs;":s Fs;"::s Hsu,s %'sy wn,:s., C. s., So SEA A"A
Bowling Green 1900
Furness Be muda Line
fufns.: suF"s: Hs"!: %n, s.b.'1 c. a'si s. p:' A'
Bowling Green 1900.
Furness Prince Lines
s1";,: fa5"... 4s"!. %'St *t,:b. C. S S., s:' r. 49,
Bowling Green 1900
General Navigation Co.
u eecatsay N. Z.
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Globe Line
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Grace Line
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I 's.riss Mag,ll & Co.. Inc.
Pixie lIn.s
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liasle q Comp1ny, Inc.
! New York; Norfolk. Va. Nswper Ms~a Va
Hous on & Co., K. P.
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|. F. G. Lin;s
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International Mercantile Marine
Ams,tcan Tine
Atlantic Transpsrt ttns
Red Star line
Lsyand line
I Whit S'>' r-rtrIsr liaA
e:i Broadway. N. Y.
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: s77 So. Ia saite ST.. Chicago
Kerr Steamship Company, Inc.
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weston.
Lampo-t & Holt Line
/ ~ Broadway. N. Y. Broad ss2I.
Leylsnd Line Il M N.Y.
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New-York tribune., 1921-01-06
India and
Dutch East Indies

Alden, See Alexandria
Alexandria, Alden, Karachi, Bombay,
Colombo, Madras, Rangoon,
Calcutta
From New York
Jan. lc-PRUSA (F)
Moore Mccormack Co. gno.
Batavia, See Penang
Belawan-DeII.i, ses Penang
Bombay, See Aie1undria
Calcutta, Singapore. Yokohama,
Kobe, Also Honolulu, AI-xandria
From New Orleans
Middle Jan.-MEXICO MARU CD
Steele s. S. Line
Feb. -SUMATKA MARU (F}
Steele s. S Line
Colombo, Sec Honolulu. Alexandris
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore,
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
Jan. 2e--CR EOLE STATE ,PF)
P2cifc Mall S. 5. CO.
From New York
JAN. lc-CLAN MAC FAYDEN iYl
Barber Lines
KaraChi, see Alexandrts
Kobe, Ser Calcutta
Mad as, See Alexandria
Manila. See Honolulu
Penang, Belawan-DeIbi, Port SWEET
tenham, Singapore, Batavia,
Samarang, Surabaya
From New York
Jan. f2--WEST MODUS (F)
United American Lines. INC
Feb. 7--INTAN (F)
United American Lines Inc.
Feb. 29--COSTIGAN tF)
Unlles: American l4tnex Lno
Mar. lO-SAUGERTlE (F)
United American I.irsa Inc
Port Swettenham,see PesAns
Rangoon, Sec Alexandria
Saigon, Sec Honotuls
Samarang, See Penang
Singapore, Soc Calcutta. Hsnelaiu. reaa.s
Surabaya, See Penang
Yokohama, See Calcutta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-18
THE PACKING HOUSE TROUBLES,

The public should not be too impatient with
labor over the packing-ho controversy, now on.
The general feeling is that prices should and must
come down, and that wages and working conditions
are keeping prices high In many cases this is
doubtless true. In all it is doubtless factor.
The inevitable tendency is to attempt to rectify
conditions at the point where reduction be
made most easily. We all have a tendency to do
the obvious thing. Wage reductions, lengthening
of hours and easing of conditions of labor, the
remedies which occur to us first
Wage reductions in this and other lines may be
and probably are necessary. Whether this is true
will probably be developed at the hearing to be
had on March 81 before the Secretaries of Labor,
Commerce and Agriculture We can well afford
to suspend judgment until these gentlemen make
a finding.
Lengthenng the hours of labor makes less OF
an appeal to In periods of unemployment it is
a better service to labor to employ more men for
shorter hours than fewer men for longer hours.
The longer hours for employees appeal to us as Il
probable ruse the part of employers to produce
idleness on the part of other men, thereby making
labor compete against itself in order to stave off
starvation.
If the changing of working conditions increases
the hazard of accident the danger of i-health,
it should not be tolerated by public opinion. Per
haps the March Il hearing will shed light upon this
subject also.
In the period of deflation, when the costs of
production be lowered in order to supply goods
at lower price labor troubles will be inevitable
If labor offered resistance to reductions,
wages would be cut deeply before the cost Of living
had decreased correspondingly. The refusal to ac-
accept radical cuts will probably aid in bringing
wages and prices down gradually and thus avoid
ing crash. If the common citizen is greatly cur
tailed of a sudden in his ability to buy, all mar
kets will go to pot.
All other factors which enter into cost should
be reduced along with any wage reductions. Man
ufacturers should make up their minds to share the
discomfort by foregoing a profit while the are
adjusting themselves to wage reduction.
On the other hand, labor should not feel that it
escape it's share of sacrifice while things are
wage scales in the face of falling costs of living
is, in effect, to grant increase of wages for the
value of the wage is measured by it's purchasing
power.
1t is time for everybody to be fair, reasonable
and good-natured as possible. Nobody likes it,
but should all smile. We against giving
labor the worst of it unfortunately has occurred
already with the agricultural and livestock interests.
AS far control of conditions is possible, no
should be compelled to shrink the price of what
he has to SELL whether labor or goods faster than
the general shrinkage in values. Any other course
distributes the hardshps unequaly.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-18
NEWSETTES

Elmer Adams 81, was seriously injured in
Chicago recently when bomb he was carrying
in his coat pocket exploded, shatering his hip
and injuring him internally. large hole was
torn in the sidewalk by the blast. Adams told
the police he had been experimenting in the
manufacture of bombs as a pastime.
e =
President Obregon, in a message received
by the Juarez city council has abruptly declined
to render any assistance to the council in the
matter of obtaining the city's share of the pro-
ceeds of the Juarez gambling concession. The
president further informs the council he is
greatly panied to learn that gambling is being
licensed in the state of Chihuahua.
man who "sWears when necessary, stays
out late at night and who isn't afraid to chew
tobacco" is the Lotharo and future companion
of conjugal bliss desired by young woman of
Lincoln, who has outlined her matrimonial spe-
clfications in letter to the Midwest Veteran.
official organ of the American Legion of Ne
braska. The writer, who signs herself Sally"
has appealed to the newspaper to find life
mate among members of the American Legion.