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SO Moore & Mccormack Co.
3 Bway, n. Y. b. GIN 1855
91 Munson s. $. Lines
81 Wall. N. Y. b. G'n 5000
96 New Orl. & :. A. S. s. Co.
Q. G. Bldg. New Orleans
81 n. Y. s. Arg. S. S. Co.
80 Bway. n. Y. Bd. $3.50
9s y. Y. s. Cuba NJ. S. s. Co.
Ft. Wall, y. Y. Jno. 1900
90 y. y. g. Porto Rico SIS. Co.
II Bway. n. Y. B. G'n $500
100 n. Att. & West. $. $. Co.
III Summer ST., Boston
Beach S130
9S Exchange ST., Port
land, Me.
J36 SO. 4th ST.. Phila.
IOI Northern Steamship Co.
II Battery. n. Y. VIII. iTs5
104 Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Bway. n. Y. VIII. $50
los Pacific Mail S. 5. Co.
Hanover So. B. G'n 1850
LOG Pacific Steamship Co.
IL State ST., n. Y.
Bowling Green 562J
The Admiral Line
(See u
IOT Page & Jones
Blk. of Mobile Bid, Mobile
ia Potter Trans. Co.. Inc.
II Bway, n. Y. B. G'n SSl3
II6 Red star Line
(See 6o-A)
0 Bway, ". Y. e. G'n $500
I20 Ripley, Daniel, g. Co.
Marine Bldg. Galveston
1eI Rogers & Webb
40 State ST., Boston
I21-A Roosevelt s. s. Co.. Inc.
A Beaver St, NY. Bd.7555
Iee Seaboard & Gulf s. :. Co.
Pr. 80, Err. NY. Orch.Sii0
1913 Seager =. :. Line
rs Pearl st. MY. B.G'n3I10
Ie4 Sgitcovich, s., & Co.
Cotton EXch.. Galveston
Ie6 Sigsbec. Humphrey 6 Co.
49, % SO. VIM. ST. Bd. 2O53
Ies 8. All. Maritime Corp.
Munsev Bldg, Washington
I3e Sprague, G.. H.. & Son
III MIX ST.. Boston
1876 state Marine Co.
Munscy Bldg, BALTIC.
St. Paul 1884
I39 steele. J.H.W.. g. Co.. Inc.
2i02 Strand. Galveston
20 Broad ST.. n. y.
$50 Common ST., y. Orl
40 Strachan shipping Co.
Savannah. Ga.
I4I struthers & Dixon
343 Sansome ST.. San Fran.
1ie sudden & Christensen
~ whitehall St. n. y.
Bowling Green ooiS
1iO Market ST., San Fran.
(See 3D
ia Susuuehanna :. s. Co.. Inc.
2-4StoneSt. NY. B.G'n29o3
tSee 80
145 swayne & Hoyt. Inc.
430 Sansome ST., San Fran.
Il6 Tam. Int. Ocean :. S. Co.
Tampa, Fla.
IaT Terminal shipping Co.
Keyser Bldg. BALTIC.
st. Paul 29l0
$50 Thorndyke & Trcnholme
l.. G. Smith Bldg. Seattle
ISL Tracy. NJ. H., & Co.
II state ST. B.Gn1bs6
I53 Trosdnic, Plant & Lafonta
$50 Charles St. New Orl
15i United Am. Lines. Inc.
80 Bway. n. Y. VIII. 1920
fss United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Tex.
I57 4. :. & Australasia Line
8 Bridge, ". Y. y. G'n $3.50
I59 u. :. Mail =. :. Co., Inc.
45 Bway. n. Y. VIII. 1900
I65 Wnterhousc, f.. & Co.
Central Bldg. Seattle
I6G Waterman :. :. Corp.
Mobile. Ala.
16T Vessel. Duvai & Co.
25 Broad ST.. MY. Bd.62S0
Is2 Williams. Diamond & Co.
San omc ST., san Fran.
ia williamson s. Raucrs Co.
90 Il. Bay ST., Savannah
Tel 5S
155 Winchester. }. IL, & Co.
Prod. EXch. II. On 1850
is6 windward Island Line
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South America

Rio de Janeiro. Montevideo
and Buenos Aires
From New York I
July 2-M. Washington (o1)
July 20--Amer. Legion (9D
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Bremen and Danzig
From New York

July 13--Hudson (i59)
July 23-Prin. Matolka 15o)
July 2s--Potomac C150
Sept. 1-Prin. Matoika (i50)
Sept 1I-Potomac G50)
Oct 20-Potomac 1J9)
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Far East

Manila. Singapore, Colombo,
Calcutta
From san Francisco
July 14--Granite State G05)
Aug 13--Creoie State G0j)
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
Uongkong, Manila
From Seattle
July 9-Silver State %
July S0-Kcystone State (D
Aug 2T--Wenatchee Cd
From San Francisco
July 23-Empire State (to5)
Aug 6--Golden State (i0jD
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~ 49, ~
l8 Bo;
AR s
Bristol Service
From New York
July ia Steamer 1T5)
Aug Ill. Elsah (iTO
Bristol and Manchester
From Norfolk
June 2s-Davidson Co. (Gl)
Early July--Opelika (G4)
From Philadelphia
Early July-opelika (61
Constantinople. Burg
Narnn, COnstanza. Galatz.
Braila. SovOrossisk and
Batum
From New York
Rcvg.-- Steamer (23)
Cork, Dublin. Belfast, Sligo
and Londonderry
From New York and Boston
June 2s-East. Belle (S9)
Copenhngen, Danxig, RevaI
and Helsingfors
From New York
June 2s-Margus G23)
Dunkirk
From New York
Ldg.-Pipestone Co. (33)
July o-Coronado 1881
July 23-Oscoda (33)
Genoa, Naples, Marseilles
From Philadelphia
Early July-A Steamer 600
Genoa and Naples
From New York
June 30-Pocahontas (15a)
Late June--A Steamer (j9)
Nffa1aoN
From New York
June 3o-w. Tacook (69-A)
Gothenburg. Stockholm. Copen-
hagen, Mnlmo, Helsingfors,
Reyal and Danzig
Erom Nexv York
July g-Mll. Bridge (sa)
Greek. Turkish and Black Sea
Ports
From New York
Rcvg. The Angeles GO
Hamburg
From Baltimore
July i2-Satartia C12)
July i6--N. Emmanuel CT2)
July 23--Auburn t69-D
Aug 1T-Chlckasaw (12)
From Philadelphia
July 2-E. indian (60-D
July 23--Osawatomie (69-A)
From Boston
July 0--East Indian C69-A
From Galveston Texas City
July "a steamer t7D
From Mobile
Late Maya Steamer (1G6)
From New York
June 2l-East Cape TD
July e--Algic (T2)
July ia-v. Emmannucle (12)
July 20-kenowls C72)
Aug S--Corson C12)
From New Orleans
June 3O-Noccalula C7D
July S--Manatee C7D
Hamburg and Bremen
From New York
- ~ 49, l.. L-nA
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Coastwise and Hawaii

Port Los Angeles. san Fran
cisco and Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
July 30-Duclseye State (s0)
The Admiral Line.
u state ST., n. Y.
Bowling Green J62j
so Matson Navigation Co.
100 Market Street.
San Francisco. Cal.
gI Munson 8. :. Lines
O. Wall, N. Y. y. G'n $500
90 MY. q Porto Rico $. $. Co.
II Broadway, "! y.
Tel. Bowl. Green $500
0s ". Y. & Cuba NJ. :. =. Co.
Foot of wall ST.. n. Y.
Tel. John 1900
lO5 Pacific Mail :. :. Go.
Hanover So. y. Y.
Tel. Bowling Green 1880
I50 q. :. Mail ;. :. Co., Inc.
4j B'way. y. y. VIII. 1900
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ana TOURS sTEAMS
>>o>o
The Sc;
.pI4:y
.4s,l
ID
fliiproii1 i
Al.l, 7:
Freight
Services
Key number In pnrcnthesis
following ships name indi-
Gates name Of operating COM
pany in preceding list.
Europe
Antrrrp->cr Hnyre
Prom Baltimore
July 2-Yapalaga C1o)
july s-West Inskip OD
From New York
July Tulsa (19
July PA Steamer Ga)
July 25-Collingsworth C19)
Antwerp and Ghent
From Galyeston-Texas City
July 3f-Hegira 02D
Antwerp and Rotterdam
From Baltimore
June 30-Elmsport (4s)
July 1i-Otho (4S)
From Hampton Roads
July 2-Elmsport (4s)
July 16-otho (4s)
Antwerp. Ghent and Rotter-
dam
From Mobile
June Ldg.-- Steamer 900
Barcelona
From Mobile
Ldg.-Dade Co. Q53)
From New Orleans
Late June--A Steamer GAO
Barcelona, Valencia. Genoa
and Piraeus
From baltimore
Late June-C.of ST St.Joseph(lD
Mid July-W. Lashaway 40
Aug--Absaroka (1D
Belfast, Dublin and Cork
From Baltimore
July 10-Des NJ. Bridge (iO
bordeaux
From New York
Ldg.--Pipestone Co. (33)
July 23-Consort (33)
From Galveston Texas City
June s0-west Shore G2D
Bremen
From New Orleans
June 3O--Noccalula (IT,
July 5--Tomalva (1D
July S--Manatee C1O
Bremen and Hamburg
From Houston
June aO-C OF 1.ordshurg (i20)
July T-Okla. City (i2OJ
July 15-N. bridge G2O
July 22--Decatur Br. O20)
From PHILADELPHIA
June 30-City Of Flint C1e)
July 2O-Chariot T2l
Aug 10-Chlckasaw (T2)
From Norfolk
July 27--satartia C72)
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
July 13--Hudson (i59)
July 23-Prin. Matolka 15o)
July 2S--Potomac Gd0)
sept. 7-Prln. MatolKa Ci5o)
Sept 14-Potomac (i50O
Oct 20-Potomac C159D
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Arrived 25th. str Satanta (Br)
STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSION, an
.''|sS@tn1' "!
~
md Sc
OF II
Havre
From Galveston Texas City
June S0-wsst Shore d24)
July 15-Steadfast G2D
July 31-Heglra Q2D
From New York
Ldg.-McKeesport (33)
July 9--Coronado (33)
July 23-Oscoda (33)
Havre and Antwerp
From New Orleans
Late June-Schoodic $50
Havre- Bordeaux
From Mobile
June Ldg.--A Steamer f10D
Hayre. Bordeaux and st.
Nazaire
From philadelphia
July 23-Nedmac (6s)
Hayre. Dunlsirk. bordeaux
From Baltimore
JhAg tlAll
Aug l0-Westwood QI7)
Havre and Ghent
From Houston
June 30-Houston (i2OD
Hull Service
From New York
July ia Steamer 1TO
Lisbon-Oporto-Bilbao
From New Orleans
Late June-A Steamer Q46)
Liverpool
From Baltimore
July 2-Queeche (4s)
July 20-Carenco (is)
From Hampton Roads
July 4-Queeche (4S)
July 22-Carenco (4S)
From New York
July 23-sarcoxie (33)
From Boston
June 30--otsego (33)
Liverpool, Manchester
From New Orleans
June 30-saco Q39)
From Galveston Texas City
June 3O-BavinFton (f3p)
June 30-West Durfee t24)
July 1i-Glenridge (12D
July 3i-Cont. Bridge (i2p
Liverpool. London. Hamburg
and Antwerp
From san Francisco
July 23-West Cayote d72)
From san Pedro
June 2s-pomona CT2)
July 2G-West Cayote (i72)
From Seattle
July lowest Cayote ora
From Portland. Ore.
July 16-west Cayote (i7D
London
From Baltimore.
July G-Capulin (4s)
July 30-Kerhonkson (4s)
From Hampton Roads
July s-Capulln (4sl
Aug 1--Kerhonkson (4s)
From Newport News
Bdg .--Jomar (61)
Ldg.-Willimantic $3.50
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EXCURSIONS and TOURS.

Il AaAAA
)Ns and TOURS. STEAMSHIPS.
~-~-~-~~-~~-~>~-~-~~> ---~~~~-~~>~~
St|;aj; s,
#|!:;;:'s.||zI-.4 4
saan-,,.'
EznkRssn!1S
,RIy,zSaas>
%e,EEzS
<Q|
Rid y
Brazil and River Plate Ports
From New York
July Ig--Apcross (9O
Pernnmbuco, Rio de Janeiro.
Monteyideo and Buenos Aires
From Charleston
Late June--A Steamer (12S)
From jacksonville
E.arly July-A Steamer d2s)
From Savannah
Early July-A Steamer U2s)
Principal Ports Of Peru and
Chile
From New York
July 10-Argosy OGO
Rio dc Janeiro. santos. Mon
teyideo and BuenOs Aires
From Baltimore
June 2T-Zarembo (59)
Rio de Janeiro. Santos and
River Plate
From Philadelphia
July 1--Zarcmbo (6S)
July 20-Mcrccr (GS)
Rio de Janeiro, Santos and
Buenos Aires
From New Orleans
Late June--Comack $50
Rio dc Janriro. santos. Mon
tcvidro. Buenos Aires and
Ia Plata
From New York
July 1G-w. Nosska (s9)
Rio dc Janeiro. Monte,ideo
and Buenos Aires
From New York
July 2-M. washlncton taO
July 20-Amer. Legion (9D
From Mobile
June 3O-saraporack C9D
Trinidad. Demernra, Para
mariho. Cayenne, -. Iau-
rent and Para
From New York
July ii-Lake Canada GOD
Cuba and Mexico
Havana
From Savannah
June 30-Lake Helen (i2s)
From Philadelphia
July 2O-Coqulna (i0)
Islands of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
Ponce, Mayagucz. Aeuadilla.
san Juan. >anto Domingo
city, Santiago, Cienfuegos
From Houston
June 3O-L. Elmdale d16)
Santo Domingo city. Santi-
ago. Cienfuegos
From New Orleans
June 30-L. Elmdale (ijG)
Porto Rico
From Baltimore
June SOL. Treppah G5J
----------------------- ----------------------
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From rbilndsl,',;a

June 30-City Of Flint (Ie)
July 20-Charlot C72l
Aug 10-Chlckasaw (I2)
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ampico. Arrived 25th. str Ess
TOURS. STEAMSHIPS. EXCUKs
~~~~~~~ -~~~~-~~-~-~~~~-~~-
e l!!!&'!!e'iIt|1' it''ff !
XAS
l'ViiCe>
VA1Iy!!
From New Orleans
July 12-Cliffwood GO
London, Hull. Newcastle and
Leith
From Philadelphia
July T-Capulin GOD
London Southampton
From Galveston-Texas City
Early June--A Steamer (t39)
June 30-Westland (l39D
Manchester
From Baltimore
July 6-Tolosa GOD
July i6-Labette 900
July 27-West Celina 600
From Norfolk
June 2s-Wcst Cobalt COO
July 9-Tolosa (20)
July 20-Labette 600
July 30--West Celina COO
Piraeus, Patrate. Trieste. Ven
hhNohaAf
From New York
Late June-A Steamer (59)
Portugal and Spanish Atlantic
Ports
From New Orleans
June PA Steamer $3.50
Plymouth. Boulogne. London
From New York
June 2s--Pan. State C5W
Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg.-Bellhaven C33)
June 30-Edgemont Ci9
July "A Steamer G9)
July to-Edltor (33)
July iG-Eastern Star Ga)
July 2T-Western Glen (33)
From Baltimore
July New Britain (ie)
From New Orleans
Tune aO-ga riiache CTT)
July &c. OF Weatherford
From GnIveston-Texas City
July "a Steamer CD
Rotterdam, Antwerp and Ham
burg
From Montreal
June 3o--Deuei G2D
July io-Mer. Victory CPD
July 2O-West Kebar Ci2D
July 3t-Neshobee G2D
Aug lowest Plains G2D
Scandinavian ard Baltic Ports
From Baltimore
July f0-Bd. Brook (13fl
July 20--Nat. Bridge (i36)
Scandinavian Ports
From Boston
July i5-St. An'hony G32)
July 3o-Shickshlnny G32)
From Baltimore
Lds. .--winona (GJ)
spain. Portugal and Canary
fslands
From New York
July 12--Black Arrow (os)
South America
Bahia. Rio de Janeiro and
santos
From New York
juno 29--A Steamer (i5s)
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Passenger
Services

Key number in parenthcsis
following ships name indi-
Gates name, address and tele-
phone OF steamship company
in list at bottom of this col
umn.
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From Norfolk

July 27--satartia (72)
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From New Orleans
Bremen and Hamburg
From Houaton

June 3O-C.of Lordshurg (i20)
July 7--Okla. City 12Oj
July 15-N. bridge G20
July 22--Decatur Br. 120D
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Operators of
Freight Services.


IL State ST.. ". Y.
Bowling Green 5623
(See 106)
2 American Line
il Bway. n. Y. b. GIN $3.50
(See 60-A)
IL Atlantic Transport Co.
9Bway, n. Y. B. GIN $500
tSee G9-A)
II Bait. Oceanic 6. $. Co.
Continental Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul 446l
Is Baltimore Steamship Co.
81 Bway. y. Y. Bd. O399
IG Barber Steamship Lines
il Bat. Pl., n. Y. VIII. 1900
10 Black Diamond s. 6. Corp.
67 Exch. Pl. Rector 1897
20 Blake, w. A., & Co.
80 Gay ST., BALTIC.
st. Paul $3.50
90 Bull, A. H., & Co.
40 West ST.. NY. B.G'n 1000
"a CaIIaghan. Atkinson s. Co.
IL Bway, y. Y. b. G'n 1870
% Carolina Company
Charleston, S. c.
90 Clyde Steamship Co.
Pier SO. y. r., y. Y. Sp.sS0O
(See 7s)
81 CoIum. Pac. Shipping Co.
Bd. Trade. Portland. o.
(See 1922
30 Cosmopolitan :. Co., Inc.
~ Bway. y. Y. Bd. 5i5i
1i2 W. Adams ST.. Chgo.
Ran. 1915
40 Earn Line Steamship Co.
1870 s. 4th St. Phila.
AZ Elder steel s. s. Co.
30 Broad ST., n. Y. Bd. 2020
43 II. G. Evans s. sons
454 California ST.. san Fran.
~ EIwcII. j. w. & Co.
II State St. NY. B.G'n 1860
IS Emery. J. g.. & Co.
ia State St. Boston
a. Export Steamship Corp.
% Bwal n. y. u. G'n 35i0
4s Export Transp. Co.. Inc.
AZ Bway. y. y. Bd. 4l4I
81 France & Can. $. :. Corp.
120 Bway,N. Y. Rec. $500
81 General Navigation Co.
rs Bway. ~. Y. II. G'n GAS
55 General Steamship Corp.
324 Sansome ST., San Fran.
Kearney 400
GA Grace. w. r.. & Co.
Z Hanover So, n. Y.
(see 1863 Il. GIN 1850
SO Green star :. 8. Corp.
,120 Bway, y. Y. b. G'n o220
g. Harris. MagiIi & Co.. Inc.
35 s. VIM. st. Bd. 1885
65 Hssler g. Co., sInc.
2 Bway, y. Y. b. G'n $500
% tUAs tfFtEutfuR tNtVs
170 Bway. y. Y. Cort. 33S3
Lafayette Bldg. Phila.
Lombard 3G33
GOA Int. Mercantile Marine
II Bway. y. Y. II. G'n $3.50
tSee .. II. 116)
20 Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
- Beaver ST.. MY. Bd. 6T00
s3 Tird Nav. Co.
II Battery. n. Y. VIII. 1883
~ I.ykes Rrothers
Cidden Bldg. Galveston
ss Mallory Steamship Co.
Pr. 80. n. r.. NY. Spg $50
CSee 2g)
20 Mallory. G. D.. & Co.. Inc
II Bway. n. Y. y. G'n $3.50
so Matson Navigation Co.
100 Market ST.. San Fran.
&c Mccormick g. Mcpherson
500 Market ST.. San Fran.
Kcarney 2G32
81 Mississippi shipping Co.
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Plymouth Cherbourg and
Brenipn
From New York

July 23--America U59)
July 30-G. Washington (lj9)
Aug 2l-America (ij9)
Aug 2T--G. Washington G59
Sept ETC. Washington (loe)
Sept 2S-America 159)
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Hamburg and Bremen
From New York
June 30-Nemaha (72)
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Ernm New York

June 2I-East Cape T2)
July a--Algic (T2)
July ia-v Emmannucle (72)
July 20-kenowls (72)
Aug S--Corson T2)
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Freight
Services

Key number In pnrcnthesis
following ships name indi-
Gates name Of operating COM
pany in preceding list.
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South America

Bahia. Rio de Jaueiro and
santos
From New York
juno 29--A Steamer (i5s)
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Europe
Plymouth, Boulogne, London
From New York
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
Naples and Genoa
From New York and Boston

June 30-Pocahontas (i59O
Aug 13--Pocahontas O5D
Sept 24-Pocahontas G59)
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From New Orleans

June 30-N0ccalula C1D
July S--Manatee C7D
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Triniipd. Dcmernra. Para
mnribo. Cayenne, It. Lau-
rent and Para
From New York
July l1-Lake Canada 600
China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements
Manila. Singapore. Colombo,
Calcutta
From san Francisco
July i4-Grani.e state 1O5)
Aug 13-Creole State 900
Yokohama. Kobe. shanghai.
Hongkong. Manila
From seattle
July Erystone State f)
Aug Wanatchce Gl
July 9--Silyer State DD
From san Francisco
July 23-Empire State Ci05J
Aug G--Golden State tOj)
From New York
June 25-Jadden C1G)
July Galloway CiG)
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
IIongkong, Manila. Van
cOuver
From Seattle
July eJ-West Jester (iG5)
Honolulu. Yokohama. Kobe,
Shanghai. Hongkong. Man
In. singapore and Java
Ports
Prom san Francisco
July i5-W Carmonia GiD
Aug ia Steamer CAD
From seattle
July ii-W~t fson go,
AVS ia steamer O4D
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
Tsingtuo. Take Bar. Chin
wangtao and Dairen
From Portland. Ore.
June 27-w Momentum (5D
July iS-Weqt Keats C3l1
AUX - NN.N NANNNAN AnAN
Aug 9O--Nenita t3D
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
IIongkong. Manila and DAT
rem
From Portland, Ore.
June 3O-Mon,ague CD
New Zealand and Australian
Portq
From New York
Fastener $50
June 20-East. Planet $50
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SENATOR CONFERS
ON BUDGET BILL
cCormick and Good to Work
For Early Passage Of
Measure.

Upon being informed yesterday
that Secretary of the Treasury Mel
lon had given his approval to the
new budget bill of which he is in
charge, Senator Medill Mccormick.
of Illinois, arranged for a confer
ence with Representative Good.
chairman of the House Budget
Committee. Senator Mccormick is
chairman of the Senate Budget
Committee. The two chairmen will
cooperate for pressing the budget
bills enactment into law.
The measure, which provides
for the creation OF national
budget system and An independent
audit Of the government accounts.
was vetoed by President Wilson. 1t
is expected to save rany millions
of dollars annually through in
creased efficiency.
Some days ago Senator Mccormick
laid before Secretary Mellon a copy
of the bill as it passed during the
last Congress. with such amend
ments as were needed 70 bring 1t
up to date.
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CRIPPLED SLAYER
GETS 2G-YEAR TERM

John Raymond Allen, a 20-year-
old cripple, colored. who pleaded
guilty to second. degree murder in
connection with the stabbing and
killing of his sweetheart, Hollie
Cochran, was sentenced to serve
twenty years in the, penitentiary
Yesterday by Justice Gould in Grim
inal Court No. 1.
The girl was found on October a7
last In the basement of the resi-
dence at 1908 Monroe street north
west where she was employed. The
police contended that Allen killed
ner because she had refused to
James H. Bates, coIored desper-
aoo' who was alleged to have at
tempted to criminally assault a
whlte woman on December Is and
tnen attempted to assault the wo-
mans husband with a knife. was
sentenced to serve twenty-five wears
IN the penitentiary on the two
charges. INC Two
Charles Brown was sentenced IN
serve three years in the penitentiarv
Tor an alleged assault on his broth.,
oIarence- Brown with a hatchet. Tba
ponce claim that the brothers had
a dispute over the ownership of
two chickens. VI
The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
Leader of Miners Issues
Defiance to Government

LONDON, April 3 Saturday.
Secretary Frank Hodges, of the
Mihsrs' Federation. in a statement
to the London Daily Herald this
morning. declares:
war has been declared upor the
miners of England-bone OF nv
bone and flesh of my flesh. The gov
ernment is inspired only by the de-
sire to crush us and has balked my
legitimate attempts to secure peace.
Now that the declaration of war
has been made Che government need
not expect to receive any quarter
from me. The national executives
are united and have asked our peo-
pie to remain steadfast. Their csuse
Is just. II starvation fail to our lot
we will face 1t but we will never be
frightened by military force.
I'VE ask for a conference and we
are met by bayonets. So let IL be-
The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
Williams Takes
Kick Out of Two
Bottles Report

somebody,s always taking the Joy
out Of life!
After q cheerful correspondent
sent out . story from Washington
that the Bureau ,of Internal Reve-
nue. had tentatively set two bottles
of beer a day as the proper dose
.for them as needs It" Commission
er williams came to the front yes
terday with q statement in which
he declared 'twasn't 50.
Commissioner Williams then went
and blasted the hopes OF rev
million 'invalids" by announcing
there won't be any beer regulations
at all while he's in ONCE. fhars
something for his successor to
worry about. he said. The worst
part Of it is. the successor hasn't
even been appointed.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
Labor Leader Beaten
. To Death IUith Bat

CHICAGO. April S.-Murderous
warfare has broken out again
among the stockyards workers :.
Stanley Robasz, former president of
Stockyards District Council No.
9. was fatally slugged today. Three
men in a taxicab overlook him in
the street. One felled Robasz with
a baseball bat. fracturing his skull.
He then leaped into the taxicab and
was driven away.
Robasz succeeded John Kikulski,
the giant Pole" as president OF
the council. after Kikulski had
been repeatedly threatened. Fur
ther threats were made against him
two weeks ago when he attended a
union meeting.
The murders are the results of
internal warfare in the union and
1t is impossible for the police to
get at the facts
The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
Chapin-Sacks Ice Cream
Party on EHipse TODAY

The Chapin-Sacks ice cream cone
party for the kiddies of Washing
ton. scheduled for yesterday after
noon on the Ellipse, was postponed
until this afternoon on account of
inclement weather.
Children and grown-ups are in
vited to visit the ice cream COM
pany's booth stationed at the Ef-
lipse this afternoon and to receive
as a gift from the company a
Velvet Kind ice cream cone.
White children will be SERVED
from ] to o'clock, after which COL
ored children will be treated.
In addition to this party the conn
parly will serve 800 gallons Of cream
to the city's various charitable in
stitutions today.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
DETECTIVES VISIT
MYSTERY WOMAN
IN ELWELL CASE
Police Follow Clue Of
Confession, But No
Action Follows.

NEW YORK, April s.-while the
New York police and district attor-
ney's once continued to point out
serious discrepancies in the CON
fession" Of Roy Harris. at Buffalo.
they sent investigators today TO In
terview a woman principal in the
famous EIwell murder mystery.
y This woman-heretofore scarcely
suspected-fairly fits the descrip-
tion Of the Mrs. Fairchild" named
by Harris as the moving financial
spirit behind the murder, which,
Harris says. was committed by one
Big Bill'' Dunkin. for a price.
woman Talks Freely.
She received the detectives IN
good spirit: talked with them free
ly; told what she knew of Elwells
habits and family affairs, and the
detectives departed without so
much as leaving a shadow" be-
hind
Harris, IL was announced by New
York authorities, following teie-
phone reports from their detectives
at Buffalo, has not definitely identi-
ned any photographs of Mrs, Helen
Derby Elwell. the widow; Mrs. Ame-
liza Hardin. Mrs. Josephine Wilmer
ding, Miss Viola Kraus, Miss Bea-
trice Tremaine. and Mrs. Marie Lar
sen. Elwell's housekeeper.
Fails to Identify.
After studying one of the pic
lures he expressed the opinion that
IL might be that of Mrs Fairchild.
but he said the pose was different
from that he had seen in a news
paper Immediately following the
murder. He said there was a GER
tain resemblance"
II was this indefinite Information
that led the district attorneys Of
fee to renew certain Investigations,
but tonight IL was said that there
was little possibility of any action
against New York woman, or any,
body else. based solely on Harris
confession
The Washington herald., 1921-04-09
DEVISE NEW MEANS
TO ASSIST SOLDIERS

representatives Of various or
sanizations met last night to dis
cuss methods for caring for solsisrs
coming to Washington with govern
n,,.n men. Claims. who find themselves
claim adjustments.
All cases will hereafter ~.
handled by the National We,fsr.
bureau Of the American .Lerion
1923 street northwest. '"'
A committee Of eleven. represent
ing the Jewish Welfare. Knights
OF Columbus, Catholic welfare
Council, Y. M. c. A., Veterans =,
Foreign Wars. and American L.
gion, was appointed by Gen. Jame.
A. Drain. District commander of
the American Legion. The commit
tee VIII meet at American Legion
headquarters, 1923 New York ave
nue., at 4 o'clock Wednesday after.
noon.