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IPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Club. at Sea Gate. The inspection will be
continued 'o-day 10 Jamaica Bay. the
Staten Island piers and the Hudson
River.
Mayor Hylan, Murray Hubert, Com
missioner of Docks. and members OF the
Board OF Estimate accompanied the
visitors and explained 70 them the city's
plans as the Journey progressed
Matters which were impressed par
ticuiarly upon the Governments repre-
sentatives were the necessity for revo-
cation OF the War Departments order
for the removal OF pierhead extensions
in the North River which would leave
the port without adequate accommoda-
tions for the larger liners until projected
new piers are completed three years
hence the Strengthening Of the Harlem
River channel and a short cut channel
relieving He'll Gate traffic; dredging OF
Flushing Bay, where the ciey proposes
to build twenty-four piers. and the re-
moval OF High Bridge supports obstruct-
ing traffic.
The committee received a demonstra-
ton of the need of dredging in Flush
ing Bay when the Correction, drawing
only ten or twelve feet, went aground.
Chairman Dempsey said tnat his COM
mittee looks upon the New York harbor
development as more OF national than
city need. for the reason that facility
of movement of commodities through
New York was a matter of vital con-
Germ to producers and purchasers
throughout the interior. Relief OF con-
gestion in Manhattan. and adequate
warehousing along with pier and rail
facilities-the quay plan being favored
as to vessel ommodations-were es-
| sential to solution of the problem, he
said, and that II seemed to him the
proposed plan OF Improvement was
feasible and utilizable. Money would
he made available at the special ses-
sion, Chairman Dempsey said, through
the transfer of funds to active projects
from appropriations already made for
proje cts now dormant He hoped also
to obtain the authorization OF the ia
maica Bay channel. appropriation for
which already has been made but is not
yet released.
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SEATTLE, Wash, June lB-Sailed, str
Horaisan Maru (Jap). Yokohama.
Arrived 18th. motor ship Buenos Aires
(Sw), San Francisco.
schrs Isabel c Harris. Mobile Harteny W
(Br). Mobile.
SAVANNAH, Ga, June 1s-sailed. str Italia
(Sw). Charleston. -
Arrived 18th, str City OF Montgomery. New
York.
TAMPA, Fla. June ls-Arrived. strs Crude
OIL New Orleans; Panoil. Tampico.
Sailed 10Th, str Herbert G Wylie. Tam
pico.
rived and sailed, schrs William Booth Long
Cove for New York; John II Klinck. Somss
sound for do
Arrived 18th, schr Ida Gibson, Bangor
for New York.
WlNSLow. Wash, June is-Arrived, bark
Monitor, Iquque.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
[By Telegraph ]

ASTORIA. o. June 1o-Arrived, str West
Kedron, Seattle.
Arrived 18th, str Boston Maru (Jap). Muro-
ran.
Sailed 10th. str Eastern Prince (Br). Scot
land.
BELLINGHAM, Wash, June 1S-Sailed. str
Lberator, San Francisco.
BOSTON, Mass, June 19-Arrived, strs Clan
Mcintosh (Br). Cape Town Clan McInnes
tBr). Calcutta; Franklin X Lane. Tampco;
Governor Dingley. st John. NIB; Harvey II
Brown, Norfolk Lake Ellenorah, Jackson
vile and Charleston SC; Mohawk, Grasselli,
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CANAL pRoBEns AT PANAMA.

PANAMA, June 18.-Menbers of the
special commission appointed recently
by Secretary OF War Weeks TO investi-
gate the civl administration of the
Canal Zone arrived here to-day. The
comprises Brighten. w. D.
Connor, chairman; Capt. A. +. Fry of
the Treasury Department, H. p. Wilson
OF New York, inland waterway expert
and A. F. Molitar, an engineering au-
thority.
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80 Moore g. Mccormack Go.
5 Bway, n. Y. b. G'n 2SSJ
9I Munson :. s. Lines
% Wall. N. Y. B. GIN $500
e6 New eri. & =. A. S. $. Co.
@. c. Bldg, New Orleans
81 n. Y. & Arg. S. $. Go.
20 Bway. n. y. Bd. $3.50
% n. Y. & Cuba NJ. $. s. Co.
1T. Wall, n. Y. Jno. 1900
90 n. v. & Porto Rico SIS. Go.
IL Bway. n. Y. Il. G'n $500
100 n. All. 4 West. 5. S. Co.
III Summer ST.. Boston
Beach $3.50
9s Exchange St.. Port
land. Me.
I36 SO. 4th St.. Phila.
I0I Northern Steamship CO.
II Battery, n. Y. Wh. MSS
1o4 Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Bway. n. Y. VIII. $50
io5 Pacific Mail s. $. Co.
7Hanover So. L. G'n 1850
IoG Pacific Steamship Co.
IL state ST., y. Y.
Bowling Green 562J
The Admiral Line
(See y
I0s Page & Jones
Blk. of Mobile Bid. Mobile
ia Potter Trans Co., Inc.
II Bway, N. Y. B. GIN sSl3
ZIG Red star Line
tSee 6e-A
oBway. n. Y. b. G'n $500
1eo Ripley, Daniel & Co.
Marine Bldg, Galveston
IeI Rogers & webb
10 state St., Boston
Iei-A Roosevelt y. :. CO.. Inc.
~ Beaver St. MY. Bd.a52o
Iee seaboard & Gulf =. =. Co.
Pr. 80. FIR. NY. orch.s440
Ie3 Seager s. s. Line
IS Pearl St.,N.Y. B.G'n31lO
Ief sgitcovich. s., a Co.
Cotton Exch.. Galveston
res sigsbee. Humphrey & Go.
IS so. VIM. st. Bd. 2Oo3
Ies =. Al. Maritime Corp.
Nlunsev Bldg. Washington
1se sprarue. G. H.; 6 SON
14i MIX ST., Boston
I36 state Marin Co.
Munsey Bldg. BALTIC.
ST. Paul 1884
139 steele. J.H.w.. & Co.. Inc.
2f02 Strand. Galveston
20 Broad ST.. ~. Y.
630 Common ST.. N. OrL
Iao strachan shipping Co.
Savannah. Ga.
In struthers e. Dixon
343 Sansome ST.. San Fran
Ise sudden a Christensen
a. whitehall ST.. ". Y.
Bowling Green oO4s
10 Market ST., San Fran.
tSee 80
la susquehanna 8. 8. Co.. Inc.
-4StoneSt. MY. B.Un2953
(See 81
Il5 Swayne & Hoyt, Inc.
4So 9ansome ST., San Fran.
1i6 Tam. Int. Ocean :. ;. Go.
Tampa, Fla.
IL. Terminal shipping Co.
Keyger Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul 2910
80 Thorndylsc & Trenhcime
l.. c. Smith Bldg. Seattle
Isl Tracy. NJ. H., & Co.
IL State St. NY. B.GnI6s6
ISL Trosdaic. Plant a Lafcnta
$50 Charles ST., New Orl.
154 United Am. Lines. Inc.
so Bway, ". Y. VIII. 1920
I5a United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Tex.
ISL q. -. & Australasia Line
Bridge, ~ Y. u. G'n U6s0
I5a u. =. Mail 5. y. Co.. Inc.
50 Bway, n. Y. VIII. 1900
Ig5 wsterheusc, r., a Co.
Central BLDG. Seattle
1860 Waterman =. y. Corp.
Mobile. Ala.
IGs Vessel. Duvsi & Co.
% Broad St. NY. Bd.62s0
r.s williams, Diamond & Co.
Sanrome ST.. san Fran.
ia williamson a Rauers Go.
&c u. Bay ST.. Savannah
Tel. SO
if5 Winchester, y. H.. A Go.
Prod. Exch. II. Gn 1850
lT8 Mindward Island Line
City Bank Bldg. Mobile
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Naples and Genon
Plymouth Cherbourg and
From New York
South America

Rio de Jaueiro, Montevideo
and Bucnos Aires
From New York
July PM. Washington (9f)
July 20-Amer. Legion (0D
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Operators of
Freight Services.

! The Admiral Line
IL state ST., N. Y.
Bowling Green 5623
(See 1860
z American Line
II Bway. N. Y. b. G'n $3.50
(See 6o-A)
IL AtIartic Transport Co.
Q B'way, N. Y. b. On $500
(See 69-A)
Il RaIt. Oceanic =. 8. Co.
Continental Bldg. BALTIC.
ST. Paul Ii6i
Is Baltimore Steamship Co.
% Bway. n. Y. Ed. 0309
10 Barber Steamship Lines
II Bat. Pi., n. Y. VIII. 1900
10 Black Diamond s. 5. Corp.
81 Exch. Pl. Rector 1892
20 blake, w. A., a Co.
33 Gay ST.. BALTIC.
st. Paul $3.50
c3 Bull. A. H., & Co.
40 West ST.. MY. Ben 1900
"a CaIIn CHAN. Atkinson & Co.
IL Bway, N. Y. b. G'n 1870
81 Carolina Company
Charleston. s. Q.
20 CLYDE Steamship Co.
Pier SO. N. r., n. Y. sp. $500
(See 7S)
81 Coium. Pac. shipping Co.
Bd. Trade, Portland, o.
(See 1922
80 Cosmopolitan 3. Co., Inc.
AZ Bway, ". 2 Bu. Si51
1f2 w. Adams ST.. Chgo.
Ran. 1915
20 Warn Line Steamship Go.
f3p S. 4th ST.. phila.
ls Elder steel y. $. Co.
80 Broad ST.. n. Y. Bd. 202o
q r.. G. Evans & Sons
asa California St, San Fran.
~ EIwrlI. J. w. & Co.
IL State ST., NY. B.G'n 1860
Is Emery. j. s., a Co.
ia State ST., Boston
81 Export steamship Corp.
% Bway. N. Y. b. G'n 3j4o
ss Export Transp. Co.. Inc.
AZ Bway. N. Y. Bd. 4141
81 France & Can. s. s. Corp.
100 Bway, ". Y. Rec. $500
"a General Navigation Co.
1S Bway, n. Y. Bd. 142l
IS General Steamship Corp.
324 Sansome ST.. S~n Fran.
kearney 400
GA Grace. w. r., & Go.
z Hanover So. n. v.
Csee 105) u. G'n 1850
10 Green star y. 8. Corp.
40 Bway. ". Y. B. On 2220
81 Harris, Magiii & Co.. Inc.
30 =. VIM. 81. Bd. 4e35
65 Hasier q CO., Inc.
2 Bway. N. Y. y. ON $500
a. Int. Freirhting Corp.
ITO Bway, n. Y. Cort. 33S3
Lafayette Bldg. Phila.
Lombard 3633
se.A Int. Mercantile Marine
n Rway, ~. Y. u. Gn 0230
(See 2, II, 1i6)
ss Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
~ Beaver ST.. MY. I'd. GI0o
s3 Lind Nav. Co.
II Battery, N. 7. VIII. 1893
~ Tylcs BROTHERS
Csldden bldg. Galveston
"a Mallory Steamship Go.
Pr. 90, n. r.. MY. spg. 1886 ,
CSee 29)
20 Mallory. q. ~, q Co.. Inc
II Bway. N. Y. u. G'n $3.50
20 Matson Navigation Co.
100 Market ST.. San Fran.
se McCormics & Mcpherson
503 Market ST.. san Fran.
Kearuey 2632
81 Mississippi shipping Co.
New Orleans. La.
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Far East

dT Lust
Manila. Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From San Francisco
July 14-Granite state 100)
Aug. i3--Creole State uo5)
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
Honkong, Manila
kFrom Seattle
July nsRilver state dD
Aug. 27--Wenatchee D
July 30--Keystone State u)
From San Francisco
July 23--Fmpiro State (105)
Aug. G--Golden State (lo5)
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Cuba and Mexico

Cuba and Mexico
Cuban Forts
From Bostou
June 70--A Steamer (i5)
Havana
From Savannah
June 3o-Jake Helen O2s)
From Philadelphia
July 2o-Coquina 600
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Passenger
Services

Key number In paren-
thesis following ships name
indicntes name, address and
telephone Of steamship COM
pany in list at bottom of this
column.
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Bremen and Danzig
From New York

July 13-IIudson CiH9
July 23-Prin. Matoika fi0o)
July 2S-Potomac (l59)
Sept. 14-Prin. Matoika (15o)
sept. 14--PotomaS ii59D
oct. 20-Potomac (150)
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Europe

Plymouth, Boulogne. London
From New York
June s-Centenniai State U5e)
July Pod n. State ODD
Aug. 2-Centennial State G59)
Aug. 18-Old ". State 059
Sept. 8-Centennial State O59)
Sept. o0-Old N. State Q59)
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Bristol Service
From New York
June 25--L. Farber U75)
July 15-A Steamer 1T5)
Bristol and Manchester
From Norfolk y
June 23-Davidson Co. go
Late June-Opelika 600
From PhiIadrlphia
Late June-Opelll1a (64)
Corstantinople, Bur rgas $.
Narra, Cpnstanza. Gaiatz.
Braiia, Novorossisk and
Batum
From New York
Recvg-River Bridge (23)
Cork. Dublin. Belfast, Sligo
and Londonderry
From New York ard Boston
June 2s-East. Belle (s9)
Copenhagen. Danzig, Reval
and HcIsirgfors
From New York
June o5-Margus C123)
Coperhaeen. G y tb~nb burg,
Meirro StoehNofu. Hira.
Heisi-~fors, Danzig. Reyal
and J.ibau
From New York
June 25-Ripon Cf5D
Danzig. Libsu. Riga, Stettin
From New York
June 24-F. Armstrong (I26)
Dunkirk
From New York
Ldr-pipestone Co fS3)
July p--Coronado f33)
July 23--Oscoda (33)
Genoa. Naples. MarseiIles
From Philadelphia
Ear. July-A Steamer (ea)
Genoa and Naples
From New York
June :o-poca hontas G50)
Late June--A Steamer (59)
Glasgow
From New York
June p5-w. Tacook (69-A)
July e--Calahad C60-D
From Philadelphia
June 3o-Galahad (69-A
rlhcnburg and Danish Ports
From Montreal
June 25--Monroc (i32)
Gothenbnrr, Siockhoim, Co
penhaRen. Ma'mo. Helsing-
fors. RevaI and Danzig
From New York
June 25-pontia (sn)
June 3o-Mll. Bridge (sa)
Greek, Turkish and Black
Sea Forts
From New York
Rccvg.-The Angeles go
From Baltimore
Tune 9o-Nemaha tT2)
June 2r--City Of Flint (T2
July f2--Satartia (72)
July f6--v Emmanuelo CiD
July 2a--Auburn (69-h
Aug. 17-Chickasaw t72)
From rhIiadeiphia
July R--E. indian (s9-A)
July 23-Osawatomie (6o-A)
From Boston
June 22--Deranof (B9-A)
1nlv R-Enai Indian lRn-Al
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Freight
Services
Key number Ia parcntheeis
following ships name i-di-
Gates name of operating
company in preceding list.
Europe
Antwerp-See Hayre
From Baltimore
June 22-yaka 1a)
July 2--Yapalara n9)
July s-West Inskip GO
From New York
June 2S-Yapalara Ga)
June 2T-Yapalaga D9)
Antwerp and Ghert
From GrIvrston- Texas city.
June 25-W. Imboden (12D
Antwerp ard Rotterdam
From Baltimore
June sn-Elmsport (4s)
July 1I-Otho (fS)
FROM Hampton Roads
July 2-rlmspo-t (4s)
July 16-Otho (4S)
Antwerp. Gbrrt and Rotter-
From Mobile
juno Ldg-A Steamer (10D
Barcelona
Trom Mobile
Ldg.--Dade Co. G50
>, From New Orleans
Late Junc--A Steamer 1fs)
Barc~Io,a. Valencia. Genoa
and Pirncus
From Baltimore
late June--C. ~ So. Joseph (1D
Mid Julv-W. I.arhaway 1D
Aug. .--Absaroka GG
Belfast. Dublin and Cork
From Brltimore
June 25--East Chicago On)
July 10--Des NJ. Bridge d5)
Bordeaux
From New York
LdR.-Pirestone co. Cs3J
July a-Consort C33)
bremen
From Galveston Texas City
June 23--Clark Mills TO
June 2s-Afel CD
From New Orleans
July t2-Tomalva (77
Bremen and Hamburg
From Houston
.Tune 2H-Dec. Bridge fi2o)
.fune 30-Nor. Bridge n20l
July S--OFiahoma Civ n20)
July i0-Knoxville N20)
July lH--C. OF Lofdehurg d2o)
Aug. 5-Macomet Ci20)
From phiIa deIphin
Juno City of Flint (Tc)
Iulv G--satartia (72)
.Tuly 2O-Charlot C72)
Aug. f0--Chickasaw az,
From Norfolk
July 27-satartia (Ia)
From New Orleans
June 3O--Mana'ee (TD
July 5--Noccalula (7D
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
July 13-IIudson (iNO
July 23-Prin. Matoika r0o)
July 2S-Potomac (l5a)
Sept. 14-Prin. Matoika U5o)
o.rA IL RnAnnanA t1rN
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From New Orleans

June 3O--Mana'ee (ID
July 5-Noccalula C7D
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Coastwise and Hawaii

SOd3kWtSC ohho AAdWoh
Fort Los Angeles. San Fran"
Cisco & Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
June 2h--ITawkeye state 900
July 30-Buckeye State (sO)
] The Admiral Tine
~ state ST.. N. ".
Bowling Green 5d2J.
90 Matson Navigation Co.,
100 Market ST.,
San Francisco, Cal.
~ Munson 8. y. Lines.
81 Wall, N. Y. u. G'n $500
90 ". y. & Porto Rico SIS. Co
~ broadway, ". Y.
Tel. Bowl. Green $500.
90 y. v. & Cuba NJ. $. 8. Co..
Foot Of wall ST., ~. y.
Tel. John 1900.
I05 Pacific Mail :. :. Co.
Z Hanover So, y. y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1850.
1850 4. =. Mail :. :. Co.. src..
IS B'way. n. Y. WI. 1900.
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Bremen and Danyig

from New York
July 23-Prin. Matoika (159j
July 2S--Potomac (1Je)
Aug. 30--Hudson U5e)
Sept. T-Prin. Matoika (159)
Sept. 14--potomac Q59)
Oct. 20-Potomac ti59)
Oct. 15-Iiudson (i59)
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l1&1 DC
OF TT
From Gaiveston-Texas City
June 25-Mount Evans CID
July "a Steamer (7D
From Mobile
Late Maya Steamer G66)
From New York
July e--Algic (72)
July 10y. Emmanuele (T2)
July 29--Kenowis tT2)
Aug. S-Corson (12)
From New Orleans
July 10-C. of weatherford
t7O
Hamburg and Bremen
From New York
June 30-Nemaha C7e)
From Galveston
July i0--Glenridre u2D
july iO-S' adfast U2g
July f0--Cont. Bridge G2D
From New York
Ldg-McKeesport (a5)
June 23--East. Moon (33)
July a---Coronado (33)
July 23-Oscoda (33)
Havre and Antwerp
From New Orleans
Late June-schoodic $50
Havre-Bordeaux
From Mobile
June Ldg-A Steamer do7)
Havre. Bordenus and 81.
Nazaire
From Philadelphia
June 25--Casper C6s)
Havrc. Dunkirk. bordeaux
From Baltimore
July b-Sutherland U4O
Aug. 1o--Westwood GiO
Havre and Ghent
From Houston
June 30-lIouston G20l
Hull Service
From New York
June 22-Chartier GTAl
July ia Steamer OTD
Lisbon -Oporto-Bilbao
From New Orleans
Late June--A Steamer UaGD
Liverpool
From Baltimore
June 22--west Lake (fsl
July 2-Queeche (4sl
July 20--Carenco (4S)
From Hampton Roads
June 24--west Lake (4S)
July f--Queeche C4S)
July 22--Cerenco (ss)
From New York
July i6-Sarcoxie (33)
From Boston
June 30--Otscgo 1881
June 25--Collamer C53)
Liverpool, Manchester
From New Orleans
June 3o-saco 1S9)
From Galveston-Texas City
June 30-Bavington tiSO
Liverpool, London, Hamburg
and Antwerp
From san Francisco
June 25--Pomona uTe)
July 23--West Cayote NT2)
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July lowest cayote (172)
From Portland. Ore.
July i6--west Cayote Q72)
London
From Baltimore
July 6-Capull,n (4s)
July 30-Kerhonkson (4S)
From Hampton Roads
July s-Capuiin (4S)
Aug. 1-Kerhonkson (4S
From Newport News
Ldg.-Iomar (65)
Ldg.-wiliimantic t65)
From New Orleans
July 12-Cliffwood CID
London, Hull. Newcastle and
Leith
From Philadelphia
July T-CapulIn (29)
London Southampton
From Caiveston-T Texas City
Ear. June--A Steamer (139)
June 3o-weetland (13o)
London and Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg.--Montciair (33)
Manchester
From Baltimore
June 2J--west Cobalt (2o)
July 6--Tolosa (20)
July 1G-Labette f20)
July 2T--west Celina (20)
From Norfolk
June 2s-west Cobalt COO
July e-Toiosa COO
July 20--Labette t20)
July 30-west Ceiina C2o)
Pira<us, Patrate. Trieste.
Venice, Bari. Anconn. Pa
lermo
From New York
Late June-A Steamer $500
Portugal . Spanish Atlantic
Ports
From New Orleans
Juno ia Steamer (33)
Plymouth. Boulcgre, london
From New York
June gs-Pan. state C5e)
Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg.-Bcllhaven (33)
iune 2s--EdRemont Cta)
June S0--Invincible C33)
Iuiy Editor t33)
July 27--western Glen (SS)
From baltimore
June 25--Tulsa Cip)
July 5-New Britain Cip)
From New Orleans
June 2o--w. Norranus CTI)
.mne 20. Saguache (TD
July lowest. Light CID
From Gaivestcu-T Texas City
June 25-.-Mount Evans (TO
July "a Steamer CID
Rotterdam. Antwerp and
Hamburg
From Montreal
June ao--Deuei (i2D
July io-Mer. Victory Cpd
July 2o-west Kebar ORD
July 31--Neshobee (I2D
Aug. lowest. Plains U2D
scandinsvisn and Baitio
Forts
wvcm baltimore
June 2b--Jekyl 1880
July fO--Bd. Brook 086l
July 20--Nat. Bridge (i36)
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Prom rbuaderphia

June 22-Deranof (B9-A)
July 6--East Indian C69-A
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Coastwise

From Charleston
June 2i--I. Faribault (29)
June 2s-L. Eismere (2al
July 81. Eilenornh (2a)
From jacksonville.
June 2T-L. Bismere (2el
July al. Eil-norah (2o)
Charleston. Jacksonville
From Boston
June c4--L. Ellenorah (2p)
New York
From Brunswick
June SOL. Fillmore GOD
From Tampa
June 2i-Conottun (TSD
CristobaI, BrIboa. Csrinto.
Ia Iibertnd, san Jose de-
Guatemala, San Pedro, San
rrnrcisce. Oakland and
From New York and Phila-
delphia
June RJ--Empire state tiVol
Los Angeles, San Francisco,
Portland. senttle
From phiiadelphis
June CIV. Islete 0Oo)
July 7-Artigas Oo0D
July 2c-Lehigh ti00)
Aug 7--3rush G00)
From Boston
July f--Artigas (Ool
July i5--i,ehigh lio0)
Aug thrush Cloo)
From Portland, Ne.
Iuue 2s--ArtiRas lt00)
July i2-I,ehigh (iO0)
July 2s-Brush ClOo)
Port % los Angeles. San
Francisco, and Hawaiian
Islands
From baltimore
June 25-Hawkeye state (so)
July 30-Buckeye State (s0)
Wilmington, Brunswick
From New York
June 23-L. Fillmore ,2a)
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From phiIa sleIphin

June 2O--City of Flint CTc)
ruly G--Satartia C72)
.Tuiy 2O-Charlot (T2)
Aug. i0--Chicl1asnw az,
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From Norfolk
July 27-satartia (T2)
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China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements

Manila. Singapore, Colombo.
Calcutta
From San Francisco
July I4-Granite state C1o5)
Aug 13-Creoie state (i0S)
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai.
Honekonr. Manila
From Seattle
July 3O--Reys.ore state ~
Aug 2T--wenatches t)
July e--Silver State (D
From sru Francisco
July 23-Empire state fio5)
Aug s-Goldeu State (ioO
From New York
Iune 2l-Jadden (i6D
June 1s-Duquesne (i6)
yokohau,a. Kobe. shanghai.
Hoursonx, Manila, Van
EFOU ~Fbtttf
Jure 25--nelight (16S)
July 25--Wcst Jester ue5)
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe.
shanghai. Hong Kong, Ma
riIa, Singapore and Java
Ports
From San Francisco
July i5-w. Carmonis (i4D
Avg 15-A Steamer DAD
From Seattle
July if-weet 1son (Jel
Aug l5--A Steamer u4D
Yokohama, Kobe, shanghai.
Tsinetno. Teku Bar, Chin
wangtao and Deircn
From Portland, Ore.
June CIV. Momentum (3D
July Is--west Keats t51)
Auc s-west Nivnria (3D
Aug 2p--vonita (SD
Yokohama, Kobe, shanghai,
Hens Kong. Manila and
Dairen
From Portland, Ore.
June 3o-Montague n
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Brazil & River Plate Ports
From New York
July e-Amcross (97)
Pernambuco. Rio de Janeiro.
Monteyideo e. Buenos Aires
From Charleston
Late June-A Steamer (12S
From Jacksonville
Ear. July--A Steamer (t2s)
From Savannah
Ear. July--A Steamer G2s)
Principal Ports of Peru and
Chile
From New York
July 6--Argosy (16D
Rio de- Janeiro, Santos, Mon
tevideo and Buenos Aires
From Baltimore
June 26--Zarembo (5o)
From Mobile
June 26-Sagaporack Co1)
RIO de Janeiro. santos and
River Plate
From Philadelphia
June PA Steamer (6s)
July 0--Mercer t6s)
Rio de Jaueiro. Santos and
Buenos Aire.
From New Orleans
Late June-Comack (s7)
Rio DE Janeiro. santos, Mon
terideo, BucnoS Aires and
In Plata
From New York
Rcvg. laramie Cso)
Rio dc Janeiro. Montevideo.
and Buenos Aires
From New York
July IN. washington CnD
July 2o-Amer. Legion Cei)
Trinidad. Demerara, Prra-
maribo. Cayenne, St. Ian
rent and Para
From New Fork
June 2o-L. Canada (2e)
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Bremen and Hamburg
From uouston

,rune 2H-Dec. Bridge fi2o)
Tune 3O-Nor. BRIDGE Cl20l
July h--Ol'lahoma Civ n20)
July i0-Knoxville tt20)
July iH--C. OF Lordrhurg (l2o)
Aug. b-Macomet (i20)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-13
TODAY'S TALK
BY George Matthew Adams
Jams, Author Of "You Cam" "
THE HOUSE THAT is POINTED OUT
BY George Matthew Ad;

When somewhere of
And all
though he NEUROLOGICAL
and O
Heroes and Hero Worship the
lows this with this look
without something
living ighfounan which it good and pleasant to be near
Nearly special houses
places where some these great of Cayes and live
|
the of the house where Mark Twain lived
Acotts Washington
interested
There t.
that feel but
a whe boy elived.
He ordinary
Except that he kept workingaways working
something he
and did
little
knows him as James j. Hil--the Empire Builder!
Today
could think only of Helen "Annabe
For houses not very mportan-wth the Master gone!
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-13
The Carnival Nuisance

The city council should waste no time in pass
ing an ordinance that will curb the annual visits
of carnival companies to Richmond. The public
isn't anxious for this form of amusement, and the
welfare of the city will be enhanced by the proh-
bition of exhibitions by these companies.
Annually these companies come to Richmond,
enter into direct competition with the men who
provide the city with clean amusement, and quit
the city with many dollars in their pockets
money which should have remained at home.
The type of amusement which the average
carnival company offers is not very high; in fact
it is open to criticism and censure.
The city will not miss the absence of a car
nival company this year. We have not had
dearth of amusements nor is there a prospect
that we will be lacking recreational features dur
ing the summer.
Carnival companies should drop Richmond off
their list of cities that cater to this form of
amusement The only way to do it is by the
passage of an ordinance that will bar their show
ing here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-13

industrial prosperity by means of practical meth
DDS.
President Harding's stand on foreign relations
came as no surprise to those who have been study
ing his views. He rejects the league of nations
and favors the establishment of new association
of nations separate from any treaty of peace. He
recommends passage of the Knox resolution
with the qualifications essential to protect all
our rights" but without "a statement of future
policy with respect to European affairs" He is
not to accepting the Versailles treaty with
explicit reservations and notifications that will
safeguard all our essential interests.
The message is sound statement of Ameri-
can views. One finds no traces of egoism or an
expressed desire to force measures through con-
gress. There is an unmistakabe desire to let
congress work out much of the legislation that is
and an evident inclination to be guided
by public opinion.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-13

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