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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Run Down by Auto In Storm

While crossing the street at Sixty.
third and Lebanon streets during the
nelEht OF the storm on Saturday night,
Michael LGib, seventy three years old, ,
u l45T North Hobart street. vas run
ntO by the automobile driven by
George VI. HAIL, Of Bryn Mawr. us
ID the Injured man and took him TO the
West Philadelphia homeopathic Hos.
DitRl and then reported 10 the police.
lie was held under s400 bal, 10 await
Toe outcome OF Laib's injuries
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

luncheon Club, Called
"T'he Spoots,'' 44cts as
Jury and Also Conducts
Lim'rick Contest Of Its
O,cn
Is Your Kiddie TodG,'s
Winner?

Today. Jack announces the 6rst
winner in his JINGLE BOX con-
test for the Riddles. H....
And every day from now on. some
youngster s going to be made happy
and some parents made proud By q
similar announcement.
Do you want YOUR kiddie to be
happy! Do YOC want TO be proud?
Turn to JACKS JINGLE BOX
tonight. You'll find II three pages
from the bsck-opposite the funny
pictures.
EN.DOLLAR PRIZE EVERY
DAY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
WOMEN WILL WELCOME
286 NATURAllzED ALIENS
Americans Creed and Refreshments
70 Be Given BY PhilomusIans

~ ~ =
Under the auspices OF the American
ization committee of the Philomusiau
Club. Of which Mrs. W. n. Allyn Is
coined to all the rights and privileges
of Americans at meeting this evening
at o'clock
Music will be furnished by the or.
chestra from the West Philadelphia
will be extended by Mrs. II. II. Birney
mis- Mahoncy will deliver the address,
which will I've followed by violin solo
ty Miss Fanny Shurfir and a reading
Of Tho Americans Greed" by Miss
Esther Asses. John G. d. Gordon. chief
naturalization examiner. will award the
certificates Of citizenship. Refresh
ments will b. served and every man will
be given a copy of The American 8
Creed
Decided approval OF Mr.. Hughes as
secretary OF state was expressed this
morning by Mrs. Julia Wil!ets Will
llams in giving the news OF the week
at the Monday morning class Of the New
Century Club.
Mrs. Williams styled Mr.. Hughes
the greatest bulwark OF truth in this
country" and she welcomed him IN a
position second in importance only 70
the President himself. Miss Jane
Campbell, who was presiding at the
meeting. said she mad only one score
against Mr. Hughes, and that was one
suffragist could not forset-he had
voted against suffrage when IL came up
In New York, and she considered that
backward move.
A conference on Ameri.Rnization was
the program for the Republican women s
committee OF the Forty second ward at
its meeting this afternoon in the
Oak Lane Library. Mrs. Frederick
+. Gutenberg. chairman OF Amer
icunization IN the Civic Club. and VIII
liam Henry Welsh. OF the Board OF Ed
ucation, spoke. Patriotic readings were
given By Irene Richmond White. Mrs.
William F.. Groben, ward chairman,
had charge of the meeting.
The Philadelphia League o! Women
Voters OF the Twenty seventh ward will
hold It's regular meeting this evening q.
& o'clock In the West Philadelphia Free
Public Library, Walnut and Fortieth
streets. Transit Problems" Will be
discussed by William T, Twinins. direc-
tor Of city transit. Mrs. G. Bovyer
vaur. ward chairman, will preside.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
U. S. SUES POSTAL co.
Accounting for Money Paid During
Government Control 10 Asked

New York. Feb. I.--(By A. rD-
The United States Government through
Assistant Y. s. Attorney Earl r..
Barnes filed in the United States Dis
trict Court here today a suit IN equity
20 obtain an accounting from the Postal
Telegraph system for the money paid
to that company rs agent of the govern
ment in operating the system for one
year during the war.
Mr.. Barnes said that the amount in
dispute between the government and
the Postal TeleFrapb company totals
approximately s., 2,00e;5oo,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
virainia Alumni TO Dine

University of Virginia alumni from
Pennsylvania. Delaware and New Ter.
Eey will give q banquet Saturday night
a. lie Trisnon Restaurant, Sixteenth aud
Spruce streets, in honor OF the lO0th
anniversary Of the university. DR..
Edwin 4. Alderman. president OF the
university. will be the principal speaker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
CRAMP SHlPYARD REFUSES
ARBITRATION OF STRIKE

President Null, Refusing 70 Rsees.
nizs Union, Sees Nothing TO Mediate
J. II. Null, president and general
Manager Of william Crnmp 4 Sons
Co., shipbuilders. will not call upon
Mayor Moore to discuss nsdiatins ques.
tions involved IN . strike at the ship.
yards.
This he emphatically stated, and
outlined his reasons for refusing to con-
slider arbitration.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
LAYS CRIME TO LIQUOR
Former Governor Patterson, OF Ten
nessee, Take to Presbyterian Clergy

Neseee' l&'ks 10 VTopyteV'AH SieT9y
90 A bitter attack against bootlcsgers
and brewers and the advocacy OF a
state law for the enforcement OF prohi
bition were the features OF the address
Of Malcolm r. Patterson, former gov.
ernor of Tennessee, to the Presbyterian
ministers meeting In the Withe-spoon
Building today.
Ex. Governor Patterson, who is a
representative Of the Anti. Saloon
League. asserted that the present ware
OF crime vas not due TO prohibition.
but was caused by the nonenforcement
OF the dry act.
He dccried the fact that many former
service men. whose nerves had been
unsettled by the war. had adopted boot
Logging Gs a means of livelihood.
"Fsllure to enforce the prohibition
lsws, however" he said, "has mad,
this possible"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Wills Admitted 10 Probate Today

Wills admitted to probate today. with
the value Of the estates were; John L.
RoEsshS who e2 d!sd nnS in n Atlantis & &Cisy FeS:
g. Groesch. l235 Ogden street, 81. 900
Italian Krceser. 52S South Forty.
sixth street. $4,000; Marjorie l..
Lines. St. James Hotel, SJ0O0; Sarah
A. Pile. 700 Wynnewood road, $1,000
and Martha Roberts. 22t2 Catharint
street, $3.50.
These inventories were filed: Hsmil
ton Parrish. S14,TT5.27; Mary A. Mae.
Mutt, S32. 90. s4, and Mary Lsnssdorf
SIC, ,O92. 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

Hats of to fourteen year old win =
ner, Limerick fans!
Harry N. Foster, Of 6T0T Torres
dale avenue, Tscony. won't be fifteen
until next September, and stands forth
as the youngest Limpin' Lim'ri win .
ner TO date. A West Philadelphia High
School student held the record up TO the
present.
Harry is q freshnan at the Frank
ford High School, having entered the
class in February after finishing his
grammar grades at the Disston School.
He was q BIT hard 20 find. Fact is. the
boy was busy attending a basketball
game between West Phfladclphia High
and Frankford High. About . o'clock
the yearnings of the inner man must
have become .peremptory. for he came
bounding ling! uD the street stree with his school: =:
interesting TO note that onr youngest
winner is still in the short. trousers
class.
you won tine 500 in the Limerick
contest" his mother. who is Mrs. Percy
Foster. called out from the porch:
Then an increduious. "Honest?"
When the young man was assured
TO one was trying to play q joke on
him he ilrnbered UP and confded plans
for this possible emergency.
ne eoh
norrc,,s.;nn .n, I'D .Inis,nos ,%s. up @ uns
80 ~ ~ ons;."., Ioamo tsN
- Nv, @ n.i.,, nno.h, o.
I;,ns.u O's 80. w ~ -cs sass "u' 'n'
HOriv Hs-rr ..n. ba.in,inS .,;,,
+h,t bs'd nav. 70 n.t q nan. h,o,. I'm. 90.
his ojJ h;crcI. II. and his f,,ssr .vs
Ma ,;r.r;.L,,;. go a;nc. ths s,a,. se
7 aiwnTs tnow wh.n tbev bars ho.n ~;
!, sgsin Tb.v e..ai NV nos,o - ..
rt.uns pN''"Se
Mr' Foster. senior. owned I'M that hs
vos ,nsrnhsr ~ ~. EraI;oh e. s
which sent out two last lines virtually
every evening.
MAYBE Harry will turn over the old
bicycle 10 his father now" Alry. Foster
said. sort Of as O consolation prize.
you know"
us-.-,,
spoons ACT ss jury
IhIs award was made by luncheon
club called The Spoofs. The mem :
ID, DTS ure ous!ness hen, VINO sather eacn
i,I' rs' ~ W "hamaseF 70 cSt aho
''I'n 10 $50 speaHefI ,..,
Las' rISaF tneE ave and listened 70
uS--.ndc ""s Tue d1hefehce.
4 fe~ months ago we had the pleas
ure OF addressing these same men on 8
more serious subject, 40 it was like
meeting o!d friends, only this time We
stood as pathetic example Of what q
short time can do to d man.
Everything would have gone or
smoothly enough except for one little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21
Dies in Trolley Car

Joseph L. Deconde. sixty years old.
NJ Essington, last night fell dead In
" e,-, at Thirty. second and Market
~Aid Hc was taken 70 the University
~ { where be was pronounced
81 d his identity discovery. r
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

NUEVITAS-See Havana
PALERMO---Sce Gcnoa
PARIS-Scc Havre
PArRAs-Sse Constantinople. Gibraltar
PELOTAS-Scc Para Rio de Janeiro
PHRNAMBUCO-see Para
PETROGRAD--See Gothenburg
r1RA EUS-Sce Constantinople, Piraeus
PlSCD--sco Pnita
PONC E--Sce Porto Rico, Ponce
PORT AU FRlNCE--See Crlstobal. Port
au Prince
PORT LIN ON--see Havana
PORT NATAI.--Sec Cape Town
PORTO ALEGRE--See Para. Rio de ia
PonT wnTrENHAM-sjst Penang
PORTUGUESE CONGO--Sce Africa Wcst
PORTUGUESE GuINEA-See Africa
pROGRpsO-.sce Havana
PUERTO cADEL1O--scc San Juan
PUERTO GOLOMBlA~-Sce Puerto Co.
lombia. Kingston
PUERTO rf.ATA--Sce Dominican Repub-
RANuOON--scr Fort Said
RED SEA pORTS-Scc North Africa
RisTA1.--fcc Copenhagen. t;othonburg
RIO GRANDT 10 SUL--sec Para
RIVER PLATE PORTS--Sce Rio de ia
HOsARIO---Sec Montevidco
ROUEN-scc Hnvrc
SAGUA--Sce Havana
SAIGOE-Set Havana
ST cROlN-~Scc 81 'rhomns
81. KITS -Soc ST. kitts. ST Thomas
Sr. LArRENT-sca 81. Laurent. St.
ThomaH
sT. IL CI,-stost. Thomas
SAL LAVEHnY~-Sce PAita
RALDNICA See tonKtaniInople, Ptraeus
SALT POND--See Las Palmas
SAMANA-Soc dominican Republic
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

sAMARANG SEQ Penang
SANCHEZ--Sec Dominican Republic
SANTA MARTA-See Kingston
SANTIAGO--see Naval Station. Santiago,
sANrO DOMINGO ClTT-see Dominican
Republic
sAN1OS-sec Para. Rio de Jane.ro
SECCONpEE-See Las Paln,as
SENEGAI--See Africa West
SHANGHAI--Sec Honolulu. Yokohama.
SIERRA LEONE--Sre Africa West
SlNGAPORE--Se Honolulu Penang
Singapore
SI.lGU--Sce Cork
SMYR%A-Seo Constantinople. Piracus
sOERABAYA-sco Penang
SOUTHERN NIGERIA-Sce AfrcaW West
SPANISH ATLANTIC POKTS--Sec Por-
tukgl
sTAvANGER - see Trondhjem, Chris
tianiA
STOCKHOLM - See Gothenburs, Chris
tiania, Copenhagen
SURlNAM. d. @ Sec paramaribo
SYDNEY-Sec Auckland. rrceman;le
TAKC BAft-See Honolulu
TALCAHUANO-sc Pa!ta
TALTALe--Sec Paitu
TAMPIcO--Sco Tampico Havana Vera
TE>ERIFFE--see Las ralmas
TIENTSIN--sec Honolulu
TOGOT.AND---scc Africa West
TORRE ANNuNz1ATA-sc Marseillea
THItISTE--scc Gibraltar
r9lNTAU---Sce Yokohama
VALPARAiaO--Sce Cristobal Pslta
VAENA s,e Constnntinoplc
VERA CRUZ - SEQ Havana Tampico.
Vera Cruz
WAl.flslI Soc Ins p.lmas
WATERFOnD--S, Cork
WELiINGTON-sce Auckland
WIBORG--See Gothenburg
WlNN EpAH-Sce Las Palmas
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

HONG KoNG-scc Honolulu. Yokohama.
HuMAcAO-see Porto Rico
TLOILO---Sec Singapore
iQUrQUE--see Cristobel. Paita
ISLANDS OF ATLANTIC WEST COAST
PORTs-sce Havana. Kingston
IVORY COAST-See Africa West
JAMAICA--S-e Port MI Prince
KARACHl--Sec Port Said
KOBE-sre Honolulu. Yokohama
LAGOS--See Las palmas
Ia GuAYRA--See Mayagucz. San Juan
la pLATA-Sce Montevideo
Ia ROMANO--See Dominican Republic
LEGHOnN 800 Marseilles
LEVANT-Scc North Africa
liberia Soc Africa West
LOANDO-~See Las Palmas
LOLITA BAY-Sre Las pnlr1as
LOME-~see Las palrnAr
LONDONDERRY-S Sec Belfast. Cork
LYTTLETON-&sre Auckland
MACFIO--Sec Para
MACORiS-~ See Dominican Republic
MADNiRA~~See North Africa. Azores
MADRAs~see Port Said
MALMo.~ SEQ Gothenbufg, chr's'isnia.
MAf.TA SEQ North Africa
MANILA -~- Sec Honolulu. Yokohama.
SinKnpore. Shanghai
MARAfAiBO~-Src MayaRue2. San Juan
MAHANHA M--soe para
MAhTlNiGvE -. Aee Martinique. st.
Thomas
MATADl~~scc Las palnas
NATh%ZAS~-Se Sec Havana
MELI3OrRNIe-.S S~cAuckland. Treemantle
MOt.IENDO~~se SEQ FntR
MOEROvfA---Re Las Palmas
MONTE cNISTl~- gee i)oinin inicnnItcpublir
nDfOrtO--- Soc North Africa
NAPLfos~sAo GIbrslter MnrHtilics. Ma
NohnKopINd- ao.hsnburs
NOHrHERN NIGERIA-~sre Africa West
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

CARDIFF--Seo Bristol
CEARA--Ses Para
CHASARAL--See paita
CHERBOURO~-see Southampton. Plyrn-
outh
CHRIsTrANsAND--~- See Christians
cOLOMBIA--Scc Cartsgena
COLOMBO~~Hee Honolulu, Port Said
cOSAkRY-See Las Palnas
cONsrANTiNOpLE~see Constantinopie.
ccNsTANzA- cons,antinople. Patras
COQrIABO--3eo Paita
cOTONE. gee Las palmss
CrRACAO--S~e Mhyagu-z San juan
DAJOMEY--Se~ Africa West
DAIREN-~-see Honolulu
DhKAH--ste Las Pslrss
DAf.EY-~Sce Yokoh~ua
DANZIG ~ Gee christisnla Bromen.
Danzig. Cothsnburg
DELAGCA BA Y-~-sst Cape Town
poMYwYcA~~s.s Dominica. st. Thomas
DunLiN,.--sess corN. ,i,.I,,, nslfSss
EApT I5NDoN---ses Cape Town
E0Ypr~,se~ Sorth Africa
gTNR--fee paits
FAJAEDD---Frt Porto Rico
ILME~-pee Gibraltar
rEEaf.H coNGO~-aeo Africa -Wcst
yEgNcH GrINEA Africa- west
GAHArZ --,see c.nstant%inop's %
ErNOh h~-ses Gibrai,sr. Marseiiies, NA-
pi4y fsepDa %orth Afficn
GEwT-~-ste Antwerp
f,lf,p cCApr .. &oe Affica W-uf
flrASADA~ $40 Trinidad
rrAmIJ EAspA M-~Sv. Ina faln,Hs
GCADEiOCPI Bss cuadeionps. st
uAfTi1~sss Hsiti.n Ports, Port su Prince
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
l'ris Not Listed Alphabetically in
puIde Can Be Located as Follows:

a-~EA-~Fss Las Pslrnas
sosLAiDE-see Freernantls
.DxS'-''et port said
s.btDiLi,& see Porto Rico
ssiYEsII.AaDEIA--Bee pifAeus
49, - Y-~fes Cape Town
Asssss. a. sHDA E~~See Antmerp
sN1sssTIJ tee Antigua, 81. Thomas
s..txLi.A --Hee Havana
lp I,/f.hsoAfTa -~See Criatobai. Patta
xrfse. ~ -S"e Porto Eieo
49, Ses Cfisfotai s,anA
I4C a~iise I'ofto Eico
a,tL,ks.~s~e Dominican Republic
gEsshsA-fes paya
slpxx,.y fjNTa If. cnristfanls
bgt Is,@".L,% <t'L% ~'.@f EasDs DOS. st. Thomas
slpf.ss,,f ~ <-~s~e Dominican Republic
ssftt,ss,s<IN @-~tse Horth Africa
Rsg.si1<tST zee Las patusx
III 70, Ste fape Town
HI ,n'<@ DKLf-Tee Penang
| fksf,srr tC%GD- FEE Aries West
sf,g<t... s.r--9tss rhfiFtsania. Trondh1em
| WI. E<,sss.,A y, Y-.-tsss port sa,d
kflffSS ffSS,'ssE a@e ri2nog.h.
] kFFsii<<,1. = .s.s'ssss consi antipoDis
| E,,ssss.st..AsssE FIR Ffe4r0arfis
l "1Isas'ts aYExa ne Maf,,ev,eso Y.io
4 kfstss @enefs> sl,nt<. 1 '' ~
/ sfvS,z ~ rHee Fseer0a ntIe
slsx,,g, ',~e re l>ng,Ao'ioopte
iEtttIs.Tsj,s.fitA se@ fsran1
syf,f,s IRE HaoplpJn. po5t Esid
fgt4E1(,<s f2;iztebai, psi'a
tT1NLfsst,yH tfs Afr}chs Wtxt
igs5xbfij5E ees At<i.m, ays.f Aun,s.
if4pt t.l*kT cfFff>e,~-@ce f>as f'AlYnss
fHbF a. a. yCyD i}Di,E~~-ssee Ff~enantIs
! Az, ~ y.hLtfAs--gsss Las Painas
SfSb~~3ses H2ysna
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
CoastwIse

Baltimore
From New York
Oct. s-JAKE CRELAN Cr)
:. Hslschaw s. $ Lines. Inc.
Oct. l2--NORFOLk Of Clyde Line
Charleston Sc. yack-onvlll.
Gal. cston From New York
Tues; tF,. Thurs. 90. Sat IN
Southern Pacific Co.
Galveston, Key West
From New York
Oct. 12--Co1IAL PFl Mallory Line
Oct. Ie-CONCHo TF) Mallory Line
Jacksonville. Charleston
From New York
Oct. s-MOHAWK (PF) Clyde Line
Oct. Il-APACHE opF) clyde 1.in- -
Oct. 13-ARApAHoE (PFj clyde Lin.
Oct. 15--COMANCHE (PF) Clyde Line /
Key West Sec Galveston
Los Angeles Harbor. San Francisco
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
From New York
Oct. 11--wILLHILO tF) williams 6 s Ca
Los Angeles, San Francisco. PORT
land. Seattle, Tacoma
Also see Now York, San Franciscs
From Nes York
Oct. l3--PANhMAN (F>
Oct. 2o-TExAN lFl '' '"'
United American L,nes Iae
New Orleans
From New York
Oct. s-COMUs tFF) Southern Pacific
New YORK
From Baltimore
Oct. 8-LAKE BRIDGE tIr1
Halschaw :. S. Lines
Portland SEQ Los Angeles. san Francisco
San Diego Nsbs sS s~ New sse orissn. s.n Franchise
San Francisco A,,' AL s.s, sss Los AsEsi.g.
rom Ne. York
Oct. IL" "lLLHILO CD williams S. s Ca,
San Francisco, Los Angeles
From Baltimore
Oct. 17-ECUADoR (PFA)
Pacific Mail Steamship cs.
San Francisco, San Diego, Los
Angeles Harbcr (Wilminetonl
Portland, Seattle
From New York
Oct. 10 -RORlN ADAIR (F) isthas!sn
Oct. so-STEEL RANGER tF) IstAm!an
San Pedro, San Francisco and Othss
Pacific Coast Ports
From Mobile
Regular sAflfnCE-tf' PAGE Jene.
Seattle See lss Aareics San Eranel.~>
Tacoma Sc. Los Anceis.
Wilmington 500 s.a Fr.ss,.ss
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07
Fer additional
Shipping and Travel Informatio
Call
Shipping and Travel Departments
Beekman 5000
Rotterdam (Continued)

FROM Hampton Roads
Oct. le-sToRM KING CD 81.
Black Diamond Line
Nov 2-EASTERE SEA tF)
Black Diamond Linz
From Montreal
Oct I5-MERRT MoUNTtF)Ros &webs
Oct. so-EDAM tF) White Star Domiaiss
ost. ost. s0-DEUEI tfo Rogers Webb
nov. lo.-wN. PLAINS (F) Rogers Webb
~ From New York
Oct. i5--w. NJ. TuPPER CD clyd. s. $ Co
ST. Lau. ent. +. G.
Prom New York
Oct. l4-LAKE SAVUS tF) Clyde s S. Co.
St. Thomas From New York
Oct. l5-w NJ. TUPPER (F) Clyde s s Co.
tigua, Guadeloupe, Dominica. Mar.
erara
From New York
Oct. !-GuINA tPFM) Furness Witty
Oct. 14-PARlMA (rFM> Furncss. Witty
San Tuan Also see Porto Rico
From New York
Oct. ls-TANAMO C7F) Atlantic Fruit
San Juan, P. r., La Guayra. Puerte
Cabello. Curacao and Maracaibo
via Curacao
From New York
Oct. s-PHILADELpHIA sPFM) KedD
Oct. .2-CARACAS (PFM} Rcd Line
Santiago
From New York .~-
Oct. IA STEAMER (F) Atlantic Fruit
Santiago, Guantanamo, Nassau.
Naval Station
Also sos Guantanamo, Naval statien
From New York
Oct. S-CIsSY (r) Ward Limo
Shanghai, Hong Kong. Manila
From New York
Oct. 2s-ECLIPsE lF) Barber Lines
Singapore, Manila, Iloilo
From New York
Oct. sc-sUrroN HALL (F)' Norton: Lilly
sSteamer sails on advertised date. full op
not full.
Southampton, Cherbourg
From New York
Oct. 11--CARMANrA tPFRM) Cnnsrd Lins
Oct. 15--OrYMPIC (PFRM) White Star
0et. 0. so-spRENGARIA % 9pFM, Cun.rd
T>ampico, Vera Cruz
l. From New York
Leading-MAsILrA(F Moorc &Mccormack
From Texas Ports
Oct. :4-LAKE FALAMA (F) Ward Limo
From New Orleans
Oct. a-YUMUR1 tF) Ward Line
Trinidad
From New York
Oct. 1z--LAKE Saws (F) clyde s. $ Co.
Trinidad, Demerara, Grenada
From New York
Oct. I1-MATuRA (PFM) Furness. withy
Oct. 25--MAyARo (PFm) Furnesa. Witty
Nov. Io-MARAvAL (PFM) Furaess. witty
Trondhjcm, Bergen. Stavanger. HeA
singfors
From New York
Oct. 10-TOPDALSFJORD (F)
Norwegian America Line
Late Oct.-IDETJoRD (F)
Norwegian America Line
Vera Cruz, Puerto Mexico, Tam
From New York
Oct. 10-AGWIsTAR eF) Ward Lins
Vera Cruz. Tanpico
From New Orleans
Oct. s-yuMrRr OF, Ward Lins
Nov. 1o-HARRIET (F) Kleppc Lines
Yokohama. Dainy. Shanghai, Hong
l. Kong, Singapore
(Aiso HonoIulu)
From New York
Oct. 2o-HAVANA MARU (F) Barber
From Boston
Oct. fo-HAVANA MARU (F) Barber
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai
tAlso Honclu!u>
From New York
OCI. IN 7C'pfNlSff Fftl ME tFD PTlnco
Nov Getty OF TOXIC (F)T
Norton. LILY Il Co.
From New Orleans
Nov. PA STEAMER (F)s Cosmopolitan
'Alss Pensacola and Mobile. as carss
sners.
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai, Hong
Kong, Manila
From New York
Oct. l5-sURUtfA tF) Barber Lines
From Baltimore
eniled-DUQUEsNE (F) Green stnr L!ss
From Seattle
Oct. lowest IVAN (F)
Frank Wa'erhnuse r Co
Oct. Ie-wEs7 TsON tF) Admiral L'ns
Nov. 6-KHYSTCNE STATE (PFMy
Admiral Lirs
Nov. se-sILvTR STATE CPFM) Admiral
Dec. 24--WEEATCHEE tPFM) Admiral
From Portland
Oct. 2sABEFcos lF)' Admiral Line
North China ports and vladivostoK. 40
offerings justify
Yokohama, Kobe, Tsingtau, Shanghai
From New York
Oct. 1e-CITY OF CAMBRIDGE (F)t
via Norfolk
Norton. Lilly & Co
"a steamer sails advertised date fun
Or not full
New-York tribune., 1921-10-07

Manzaniilo
Also see Cienfuegos
From New York
Oct. 8-NlCHOLAS CUEEO (F)
Atlantic Fruit
Manxanillo, Cienfuesos
From New York
Oct. LAKE FERNANDO tF) Ward
Marscilles, Genoa, Leghorn
From New York
Oct. 1N--SILENE tT)' Three Star Limo
*From Philadelphia. Oct. s
Nov. 1e--PHoEBUs tF) Three Star Limo
Marseilles. Genoa, Naples. Tore
Annunxiata
From New York
Nov. s-sTEEL ENSINEER IF,
Marseillcs, Genoa. North Africa
From Pacific Coast Ports
Late Nov.--MoNT CERv1N tr)
Norton Lilly 4 Co.
Martinique
From Now York
Oct. 1bwM. rUPPER tF) Clyde s. s. Co.
Mayaguez
Alss see Porto Rice
From New York
Oct. 13-TANAMO tPF) Atlantic Fruit
Mayaguez, P. r., La Guayra. Cu,a-
Gao. Maracaibo
From New York
Oct. l3-zuL1A tPFM, Red D Line
Oct. 2e--MARACA1Bo lPFM) Red D Line
Montevideo. Buenos Ayres
Aise zee Mo de Jansirs
From New York
Oct. S-BANTU (F) Norton. Lilly Co
From Mobile
Oct. 2o-BIBBCO tF) Munson Lines
Nov. 15--A STEAMER tr) Munson Lines
Montevideo, Buenos Ayre., Rosario
From New York
Nov. i5-GLENsPEAN (F) Furness Witty
Montevideo, La Plata, Buenos Ayres.
Rosario
From New York
Oct. iS-X srEAMER H 1F5 ssrS.r I"s'fn Zine.
Nsples r
oct. 22-cARON1A PFA) Cunard Line
Naples, Genoa
From Philadelphia
Sov. fS-GOTHLAND (PFM) White Star
Nassau, Havana, Progreso, Vera
Cruz, Tampico
Also see Havana
From New York
Oct. 13--S1BONEY (PFM) Ward Line
Nassau, Naval Station, Santiago.
guantanamo
From New York
Get. 6-ClS5Y (F) Ward Limo
Naval Station, Santiago, Guanta-
namo, Nassau
Also sec Guantanamo. santiago
From New York
Oct. S--CISSY tFl Ward Line
North Africa, Barcelona, Genoa
Also see Mnrseilies
From New York
Oct. 28-PoRT OF BoULOCNE fF,
A., Three Star Linz
N95tn Africa, Malta. Egypt, Levant,
Red Sea Ports. Madeira. No.
rocco Prom New York
Oct. :S-CLEARWATER {r)
United American Lines lac
Nuevitas From New York
Oct. 12---ANNDTTA tT) Atlantic Fruit
Data, Eter, Salavcrry, Callao,
L Piseo, Eollendo, africa, Iquique,
AntofSgasta, Tzltal, Chanaral, Co
quinbo, Valparaiso. Talcahuano
From New York
Oct. 13-oRCUs (F) West Coast Line
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedello. Pcrnambuco, Maccio,
Bahia From New York
Oct. 2s--CAMoENS (F) Lan,port Il Holt
Para, Pernanbuco, Bahia, Rio de-
Janciro, Santos, Rio Grands do
oul lEorto Allegro, Pelotas)
From New York
Dec. 1s--Gr.ENLYoN (F) Furness. Witty
Paramaribo (Surinam, D. O.
From New York
Oct. l4-LAKE Saws (F> CLYDE s. & Co.
Penang. Belawan-Deli, Port Swet-
tenhan,, Singapore, Batavia, Sana.
rang. Soerabaya
From New York
Oct. :1-CLEARwArER tF)
United American Lines. T.e.
Piraeus, Constandnople, Smyrna,
Alexandra
From New York
Oct. 22--CAsTELLANO trD Furness Prince
Piraeus, Salonica, Constantinople,
Smyrna, Alexandra
From New York
Nov. 5-RIvER oRONTES tF) c'unard
From Philadelphia
Oct. 22-RIVER ORONTEs tF) Cunard
From Boston
Oct. 2s-R1VER ORONTEs (F) cunard
Plymouth, Boulogne. Loncor
From New York
oct. 11---CENTENN1AL STATE (rFRk)
Oct. e5-PAEHANDLE STATE tPFrN>
United States Lines
Plymouth, Cherbourg, Bremen.
From New York
Nov. 1--AMERICA (PFM)
Irttrh states Lines
Sov. 8-GEORGE wAsFTNGTON (rFM)
United States Lines
Ponce From New York
Oct. 1s--TANAMo (PF) Atlantic Fruit
pNrt Drlr,1. g.;