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Tampico: Ebros tsp). North Shields. Eng;
soa o hsr HsrT0 port s sa ais Ts@pcS
Port Lobos: Coahuila CMsx). Vera Cruz; El
Ertero. New York; Freeport Sulphur No !.
ETa%PeH Eoyd & &in,GGsst1.s s.se oEsa Ss
Tampico: Metapan. cr.stobai; syartvond
gNor). MatanzAs; TancarvuIs. Tampi,o;
Tregarthen CBr) Australia: Tomalva, Mo
bile; William Isom. Port Arthur.
NEwPoRT NEWS. Va. April 2--Arrived,
strs Hurunu tBrl. New York tand saiied
Sailed I'd. strs volumnia tBr). Alexandria;
City OF Brisbane (Br). Shanghai; Waaldyk
(Dutch). Amsterdam.
NORFOLK, Va. April 2--Arrived. str Ruth.
'eaHoai Arrived / ID I'd. strs San Francisco Maru
(Jap). Penarth: Director CBr), Galveston:
DeS fsr Msw 'S%I opIesns KnoeSserna mao tBr, Alex
andria: Parma (Br). New York for st
Thomas.
Arrived Cd. strs West oreechee. New
CBelg). Galveston for Antwerp: Amur Maru
tJap). Singapore via San Francisco: British
Maple tBr). Hull; Isombardta (sw). Boston;
pool American Dutch. Antwerp: Schiedyk
Dutch, Baltimore; Orion. Kingston Para
los tGreek). Galveston for Greece: rere Q
Ital). Genoa. Haimon tBr,, New York:
Bankdale (Br). do; Maryland (F'rl, Savan-
nah
Sailed March 81. str Stephen, Rio Janeiro.
England; Bristol. do; Kofuku Maru (Jap).
Manila.
Sailed I'd. strs Newton. New England;
Buckleigh (Br), Italy; schr David Cohen,
Boston.
Sailed I'd. strs v.rgfnian. Gibraltar (for
orders): Balaton UtaD. Kingstoni Norfolk.
Boston,; Garibaldl. New England; Pieve
(ItaD, Dakar; hampton tBr). Gibraltar tfor
Sailed ID. strs Gloucester. Boston: Bran
don. do hampton CBr). Italy Aldree lBr).
barcelona. Oskwin (Br). New York; Geor-
gia, Gibraltar: Vancouver lMaru tJap).
United Kingdom; Volumnia (Br). AlexaIl-
dria; Lieut. Jean Laurent (Fr). -; scilrs
Br!na P Pendleton. st Thomas; Robert l.
Bean, San Juan.
Sailed Sd, strs Alexander Kjelland (Nor).
Rio Jareiro: Brazil Maru tJap). Hamburg;
Maiden, New England.
PORT ANGELES, wash April 2-saied.
schr Minnie A Caine, Graymas.
PORTLAND, o, April ARRIVED. str
Orani. Seattle.
Sailed list. str Kayseeka. supposed Italy via
ST Thomas.
Sailed ist, strs Eastern Leader, Seattle for
italy West Jester, Yokohama.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, April 1--Salled, strs
Dordogne Orr. Touion; Roanoke. Mobile.
Sailed I'd str Donax (Br). Lisbon.
Sailed 3D. strs Cprrler, Tamplco, Stegei-
borg DAM. Scandinavian ports
Arrived I'd, atrs Lightburne. New York;
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SERVICES
Europe

Aberdeen. Leith, Dundee
Antwerp. Client, Hamburg,
Rotterdam
Barcelona, Genoa, Naples.
Venice
Belfast. Dublin
Bilbao, Oporto. Lisbon
Black Sea Ports
Bordenux. Ghent
Bremen. Antwerp
Danzig
Bremen. Hamburg
Bristol. Manchester
Christianin. Copenhagen
Constantirople. Varna. -Four
gas, Constanza, other Black
Sea Ports
Copenhagen. Go II n burR
Stockholm. Reval
Cork, Dublin, Belfast
Dunkirk. Rotterdam
Froi ch Atlantic Ports
Genoa. Naples. Sayona
Gibraltar. Tunis
GlsFgow. Avonmouth
Gothenberg. Malrno
Greek, Turkish Ports
Havre. ST. Nazaire
Hull
Lisbon. oporto. vlgo
Liverpool
Avonmouth
Bristol
noulognc
London. Liverpool
Manchester
liraers. patras, Salcnica
Raausa, Venice. Bari, Ancona
l.tdterflarn. Antwerp
Scandinavian Ports
scandinnvian and Baltic Ports
Spain, Portugal
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Ponce, Maynguez, aguadilla,
San Juan. Matanxas. Havana
From Houston
Apr ST.. Slavi lO6)
From Galveston
Apr f5-L. Slavi (iJ6)
Haitian Ports. Kingston,
Puerto Colombia and Car
tagena
From New York
Apr f2--L. Sebago t29)
Haiti, Porto Rico. Martinique.
Barbados. Trinidad, George
town, Demernra
From Mobile
Apr f0-L. Giltefge tiT6)
San Juan, Arrcibo. Aruadilla,
Mayague1, Gunnica, Ponce,
Jobo- and Arroyo
From New York
Apr i3-Porto Rico (99)
San Pedro. Macoris. Santo DO
minro City. Santiago, Glen
From Houston
Apr 23-b. Elmdalc 156)
from Galveston
Apr 30-L. Elmdale (f56)
From New Orleans
Apr i6--L. Elmdalc 156)
81. Thomas. 81. Croly. Sc.
Kits. Antigua, GuadeIcupc:
Martinique, -. Lucia and
Rarbn dos
From New Orleans
Apr 14--W. VI. TupDer (21)
Trinidad. Demerara, Para-
maribo. Cayenne, -. Lau-
rent and Pnrn
From New York
Apr ILL. Fackl9r (29)
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EXPRESS THEFT CASES
GOING TO JURY SOON
Some of IS Accused to MoUe
for Dismissal by Court.

pccial Despatch TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
MACON. Ca, April 3.--When the Gov
ernment finishes its rebuttai to-mor-
row in the trial OF forty-six persons
accused OF conspiracy In connection
With thefts Of property valued at ST.
0eo.O from the American Railway
Express Company. there will be mo-
tons to discharge certain defendants,
1t is believed arguments will begin
Tuesday morning. Each side will have
twelve hours to which to present Its
si6e OF their case.
The jury has been kept together In
the custody OF Federal officers since the
trial began.
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FOCUS OF QUAKE FIXED.

SAN SALVADOR, April 3.-The earth
quake shock felt here on March rs hac
It's focus 1so kilometers from here. az
cording to the directors of the Seismo
logical Observatory. II was felt In ,
southeasterly direction along the Gull Q
Fonseca. reaching the peak of its fnten
s,ty In Southwestern Guatemala
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THREAT TO FORM NEW STATE.
Several Texas Counties Demand
More Representation.

SwEErwATER. Tex, April 8.--Ffve
thousand citizens OF Nolan and sur
rounding counties assembled here last
light and unanimously adopted resolu-
tions demanding representation in the
state government according TO popu-
alton, as provided in the constitution.
The resolutions stated that unless the
demands were complied with creation Of
new State out OF that part of Texas
would be urged.
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scHooNER,s CREW TAKEN OFF.

WOODS HOLE. Mass. April s.-The
coast guard cutter Acushnet late to-day
took off the crew of the Portuguese
schooner Evolution. which grounded on
Long Shoal In Muskeget Channel. The
men were taken to New Bedford. The
vessel was reported deeply imbedded In
the sand and leaking.
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55 General Steamship Corp.

55 General Steamship Corp.
2s0 Battery ST.. San Fran.
s. Globe Zine
G2 broad St.N.Y. I'D. 65Ti
tSee iiI)
50 Green star SIS. corp.
52 New st.. N.Y.B.G n2s20
81 Gulf Export & Trans. Co,
Beaumont. Texas.
81 Harris, MpgilI & Co.. Inc.
% s. VIM. st. Bd. 1885
65 Ha slcr 4 Co.. Inc.
. B'way. N. Y. B.Gn $500
60 Int. Trcighting Corp.
ITO B'way. N.Y.Cort. 1888
% rntl. Maritime Corp.
4J B'way, ". Y. VIII. 1917
60-A Int. Mercantile Marine
III B'way. N.Y.B.G'n a230
tsee Z, II. ila
.2 Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
~ Beaver st. N.Y.Bd. 6700
~ Lind Nav. Co.
n Battery. y. \. VIII. 1853
"a los Angeles pac. Nv. Go.
Cham. Com. Los Angeles
10 Luckerbsch So. 90.
- Whitehall St. BIG. 1900
u Lykes Brothers
Gidden Bids. Galveston
ys Mallory Steamship Co.
Pr. 80, Mr.. MY. Spg. $500
(See 29)
10 mallory, g. ID, q Co, lvr~.
II Bway, NY. BON. 5000
30 Matson Navigation Go.
100 Market ST.. San Fran.
SC Mccormack Z Mcrhcrson
201 Hausoine. San Fran.
81 Mcgee, Charles r..
Drexel Bldg. Phila.
81 Merch. 4 Min. Trans. Co.
Light ST.. Baltimore
50 Merritt, J. A.. a Go.
Pensacola. Fla.
81 Mississippi shipping Co.
New Orleans, La.
90 moore q Mccormack Co.
. B'way. N. Y. Bon 1855
~ Mnnson steamship Line
tra
e2 Nacirema S.S. Corp.
25 Broad st.. ". Y.
81 National shipping Corp.
2J Broad St.N.y. I'D. 3fi2
Oh New Ori. q =. A. So. Co.
q. q. Bldg, New Orleans
gy ~. Y. a Arg. 80. Co.
20 B'way. y. Y. I'D. $3.50
Oh n. y. 4 Cuba NJ. SIS. Co.
Ft. wall. n. Y. John 1900
90 n. v. & Porto Rico $500.
III B'way. MY. Ben $500
100 No. All. 4 West. IS. Co.
80 State st., Boston
foi Northern So. Co., Inc.
II Battery Pl. VIII. fIsJ
foa Norton, LILLY a Co.
20 Beaver. ~. Y. -. 1900
Ios Oriental Navigation Co.
3s B'wey, ~. y. VIII $50
fos Pacific Mail SIS. Co.
7 Hanover ga. ". Gn. 1910
IoG Pacific steamship Go.
Seattle, wash.
100 Patterson. Graham a 60.
Pier Z. ~. ". WI. 40
ITO rcndlcton Bros. Inc.
1870 Pearl 81. Han. oi66
10. Page 4 jones
~ ~ Nnhiia nif Mrh'i~
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: ufited States Shipping Board SERVICES

Hoft erdam, Antwerp
Hamburg ~.
From Portland. NE.
no- 3-west Plains VI,
Apr io-Mesrymouns Slzi
scan ina Wan Ports
From Boston
Apr o0--l5t Anshuny t5sD
srnndina Wan and Baltic Ports
From Baltimore
MAY i0--Ieltyi ,l3dl
Apr 7o-Toncsit 1882
Apr IN England l13S)
Spain. italy. Greece 4 North
African Ports
From Baltimore
Early Apr-clavarack tl4)
Early Apr-Yesoking lSl
Spain, Portugal 's"n'S
Islands
From New York
ABR 23-Black Arrow (es)
stettln
From Tampa & New Orleans
Ta,a Anr-IJuicOi (l46)
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LEGION POSTS WARMED.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 3.-Posts and
departments OF the American Legion
are warned by the national committee
on memorials against the Endorsement
of memorial projects fostered by COM
r1ercial interests. The committee ad-
vises that requests for Endorsement be
to the national headquarters.
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South America

Bahia. Rio dc Jeneiro
Ernyil and Plate
Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Per.
nambuco. Santos
Chile-Iquique. Aniofagasta
Ecua dor. Peru, Chile
West Coast
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India and Dutch
East Indies

Alexandria, Alden
Rangoon, Calcutta, Bombay
Knrachi. Colombo
Penang, BelawAn. Delhi, Port
9wetenhan, Singapore
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III Pensacola Shipping Co.

Ill Pensacola Shipping Co.
Pensacola. Fla.
I1f Potter Trans Co.. Inc.
II B'way. NY. B.G'n. Ssf3
115 Raporci s. s. Line, Inc.
Pr. a.. N.R.N.Y. Spg. $500
(Sce Ts)
fIs Red star Line
. B'way, N. Y. B.G'n $500
(Sce 69-A)
lis Richard. G. H.. g. Co.
20 Pway, ~. Y. VIII. o50o
no Richmond & NY. SIS. co.
Richmond, We.
100 Ripley. Daniel, & Co.
Marine Bldg. Galveston
rsI Rogers s Webb
10 State ST., Boston.
Ie2 seabonrd & Gulf =. s. co.
Pr. 80. E.2.N.Y. Orch. $40
Ic3 seager s. S. Co. Inc.
25 Beaver st. NY. Bd.l3b9
I2s Sgitcovich, s., Co.
Cotton Exch., weston
1e6 sigsbec, Humphrey y Go.
90 So. VIM. st. Bd. 2O53
I2s s. All. Maritime Corp.
Munsey Bldg. Washington
I3s Spraguc, q. H.. 4 son
ldi Milk St. Boston
I3i standard Steamship Go.
9 Stone 81. N.H.B.G'n 1878
l36 State Marine Co.
Munsey Bldg. Baltimors
i3e steele. J.H.w.. a. Co. Inc.
900 21st St.. Galveston
Iso strachan shipping Go.
Savannah, Ga.
I4l Struthcrs a Dixon
343 sansome ~. San Fran.
I4e Sudden S Christensen
10 Market ST.. San Fran.
tSee 80
ia susqueiiannn =. ;. Co. Inc.
"a Stone, N.f.B.9n.. .o33
tSee SD
1876 swaync & TIoyt, INC.
430 Sansome s.. San Tran.
100 Tam Int. Ocean S.S. Go.
Tampa. Fla.
Ia7 Terminal shipping Go.
Keyser Bldg. Baltimore
Iss Tex. Trans. & Term. Co.
II B'way. NY B.G'n $3.50
I5I Tracy, NJ. IT,. & Co.
II state st. .N.Y.B.Gn I6sd
l53 TrosdaIe. Plant a Lafonta
800 Charles S.. New or.
1854 United Am. Lines, Inc.
30 B'way. n. Y. VIII. 1910
I5s United Steamship Co.
Galveston Tex.
I5T n. =. a Austrniasia line
& Bridge, N. Y. B. ON 1850
1ss a. :. g. Brayii SIS. Linc
80 Cort. st., N.YsRcc. ylGn
$50 u. :. Mall s.s. Co.. Inc.
i1b " WNff ANsA - iN"'s VSNN
100 u. 9. Transport Co.
80 Broad St, NY. I'D. 1882
ise Van Irrynigan Brok. Co.
Van Ant. Bldg. Mobile.
Is5 waterhouse, Il. & Co.
Central Bldg. Seattle
1es " aterman SIS. Co.
Mobile, Ala.
1877 vessel, DuvaI q Co.
% Broad ST.. ~. Y. Bd.62S0
1ss Geo. n. Wells 3. q. Corp.
~ Beaver rSt.. NY. Han.2D24
rse west India SIS. Co.
20 Beaver. N. Y. I'D. 1900
I7e whitney. ,. r.. &-Co.
Bridge. ~. Y. ". Qn $3.50
I.e Williams. Diamond a Go.
Sanzome st.. San Fran.
ia Williamson & Rauers
20 lay st.. savannah, Ca.
iTj winchester. y. H., & Co..
Pnod. Exch. ~. G'n 1850.
is6 yirdwnrd Island line
Citf Bank Bldg. Mobile
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Africa

Canary Islands
North Africa. Malta, Egygr,
Ievant. Red Sea Ports, Ma.
foifa. Morocco
Eouth and East Africa
West Coast
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OPERATORS

Al g. s rae, SIS. Corp.
AZ Broadway, n. 4.
e American Line 80, o,,o
IA B'way, NY. u. On e3So
tSDe G0-A)
Amer. Metal Trans. Co:
al B'wey, N Y. B.Gn iso
American shinping Corp.
Jacksonville, Fla.
a AtI,ntic Chartcrirg Go.
AZ Beaver ST.. ..N.Y.Bd. 20l2
o an. q Pac. SIS. Corp.
10 Hanover s.. u. On 4e30
II Atlantic Transport Co.
q Ivway. NY. u. G'n $500
(See 6o-O
Il Bait. Oceanic s.S. Co:
Munsey Bldg. Bait. Nd.
Is Baltimore Steamship Go.
SO B'way. n. Y. Bd. 03eo
10 Barber steamship Lines
~ Bat. Pl.. MY. VIII. i3Vo
10 Black Diamond S. Corp.
6T Exch. Fl. Rector 1897
60 Blake. w. A.. q Co.
30 $. Gay St.. Baltimore.
90 Bull, a. H.. y Go: ...o
40 West st. my .B.Gn23OO
tBuli S,S. Line. Inc,
Stuart Bldg. Bait. Md
"a Callaghan, Atkinson 4 Co.
II B'way. NY. ID. G'n 1870
e5 Campbell, A. r., 4 Co.
Am. Ins. BID, Galveston.
81 Caroiina Company
Charleston. S. 9.
2s CIinchfieid Nav. Go.
- broad sc. MY. Rec. 0il5
20 clyde Steamship Co.
Pier 30. Mr.. NY. Sp.ss00
(See TS)
81 Celum. Pac. shipping Co.
Bd. Trade. Portland, Q.
80 Cosmopol. shipping Co.
~ B'way. NY. Bd. BIOL
" Cummint, n. Us vs.
1870 s. 4th ST.. Phila.
3s Robt. Dollar & Co.,
9il Cailforniast., ,SanFran.
90 Earn fine sieenship Go.
100 8. 4th St.. Phila.
sc rcider steel s.s. Go.
go Broad 81. MY. Bd.2s20
q E. G. Evans & Sons,
4os California st. SanFran.
~ Eiweli. =. W., a Go.
IL State st.N.Y.B.GnT6G0
~ Emery, J. g.. & Co.
ia State ST.. Boston.
4, Export Steamship Corp.
6T Exch. ri. N.y.Reo. .3JaO
a. Export ,',rnspcrt'n Co.
Keyser Bldg, Baltimore.
~ Tov. Victor s., a CO.
Geo. W. Stesliag, Nee'ver
AT Bway. NY. VIII. 1850
80 France a Can. %. Tr. Cc.
100 B'way, N. !. Rec. GSGO
n France s Can. s.s. Corp.
100 B'wny, NY, Rec. $500
80 General Navigation Go.
is B'way. N. y. I'D. Ti2i
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China, Japan. Phil
ippincs and Straits
Settlements

Manila. 1loilo
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
HongK0ng, Dairen, Tientsiii
New Zealand and Australian
Ports
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Africa

Azores. Madeira. Canaries and
West African Ports
From Pensacola, Mobile and
New Ordeaus
June Ldg-B. Triangle t23l
Azores, Madeira, Canaries and
West African Ports
From Pensacola. Mobile and
New Orleans
June Ldg-B. Triangle t23)
Azores. Canaries, West Coast
Africa
From New York
pcg-West Saginaw (23)
North Africa, Malta. Egypt,
Levanf. Red Sea Ports
From New York
Apr iJ-Marsodak (15D
MAY is--Sabota wan $50
June iT-lnd. Bridge (i54)
South African Ports
From New York
Late Apr--East. Crag ti5D
Tunis, Alexandria, Salentoa
From New York
Ear Apr-Louis. Bridge OG)
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Islands OF Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Porto Rico
From Baltimore
Apr ir--Galata (ill
Apr 2s-- Ellcrslic II)
San Juan, Arccibo. Ag,iadllls,
NayagueI, Ponce. San Pedro,
Mncoris, @nnto Domingo
city. Santiago, rienfueros
From New Orleans
Apr I6-L. Eimdale tiJal
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Islands Of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

jamaica. Haiti
Sanchez de Macorls. Santo
Domingo, n II.
pointe n Pitre
Porto Rico
san Juan, Ponce
Trinidad. Demerara
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Cuba and Mexico

Kingston. Matanzas, Neu-
vitas, Carecnas
North side
South Side
Tamplco. Mexico
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Europe

Anfwcrp-Sec Hayre
From New York
Apr 6-S.orni King (le
From Baltimore
Apr 7-patk. Henry (l9l
Apr i3--Storm klng tlD
Antwerp and Ghcnt
From New Orleans
Apr 3n--tSenowis CI2)
NAV 3i-Chickas saw tI2l
From Galveston Texas City
Apr f5-waxahachie u39l
MID. Maya Steamer (l39)
Antwerp ard Rottrrdam
From Baltimore
Apr 1J--Argus t4sl
May 2-Elmsport (ss)
MAY 24--Otho (4S)
From Hampton Roads
Apr iT-Argus (4sl
May 3-F1lm-port (4s
May 28--Otho (4sD
From philadelphia
Apr i5--Arizpa t3D
Trom .GrI-es ton-Tcxas City
Apr 10-Cu7hret ttp
Belfast & Dublin
From Baltimore & Newport
News
Aur f-pa'I1ndes (f5l
Anr Monmouth fJD
rubao. Sartander. Gijon. vigs,
Oporta nud Lisbon
FROM New York
Ldr-Buffaio Bridge CVz)
I,ds-Ablanset flO2)
Bordcaux. See Have
FROM New York
kpr fa--Lebanon t33)
Apr i0-Consort (33)
Nav FAST Side t33)
rrnr Galveston Texas City
Apr fs-sft. Evans t7D
Apr s0-Afel (1D
49, 5-Cinrk Minis tTO
Trcm Tampa & New Orleans
Late Apr-Tampa tii8)
Brcmcn srd Hamburg
Frosr New Orleans
a Apr 30-Ecnowis .tT2l
NAV s-westbrook (z2)
Nav in--Corson (T2)
MAY Wv. Raritans C72l
Apr is--Algic tI2p
From Houston
Apr North Bridge ti2oD
Apr f5-JOkla. Cry (i20)
Anr 2i--Hou~tun G20)
May DC. Lordsburg ti2o)
Bremen and Danziv
FROM Nrw York
Arr s-Susuueha1ne i59D
MAY 3--Antiaone (iJ9p
Apr 0-New Rochelle ti5s)
nristoi
From New York
Apr o--Lake Farber (i70)
Bristol and Manchester
From philadelphia
Apr 2i-~pawtucket (Gt)
From Norfolk
Apr f0-Opelika tGD
Apr 30-Pawtuckct (64l
CrriStisnin. Copenhagen.
cothcnburg. Stockholm and
From New York
Apr 6-Kootenai tf23)
Bristo, CITY and Cardiff
From Mobile
Ear Apr--A Steamer (i66l
Copenhagen. Stockholm. Re-
val, Heisingfors
From New York
Apr 5--pitts. Bridge ti44)
Coprnhn gen. Danyig, Iibau.
Rrvai and Hrisirgfor-
From New York
Apr e--Tnhlann Bridge (i23)
Constantinople, Burgas. varrn.
Constnuza. Gniatz, Braiia.
Noyoro4xlsk and rntum
From New York
t,ecvg--Mopang (2a)
Dnnzlg and Copciliagen
From New York
APR ig-Mill Bridge (se)
Dunkirk
From New York
Ldg--Bellinrham (33)
Apr 30-Coronado (S3)
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India and Dutch East
Indies

Penang. Beiawan. Delhi, Port
swettcnhnm. etc.
From New York
Apr 30--wm. Penn t154
May 3i-Tfalf Moon ti54)
June S0-Eclipse (i54)
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Cove rnment business, the report
points out. was handled at $i.90o,O00
less than cost OF operation. Gross re-
ceipts would have been s2.5e0,000 greater
had commercial rates been received
While the volume OF Government mes
sages substantially declined during the
year, yet, prior to the war, Government
business at Government Ivtes averaged
only 100000 annually. The company
purposes renewing efforts 10 have the
Government rate fixed TO az least par Tor
cost OF operation.
"At the close OF the year there were
23.gll stockholders. an increase OF l,Z4S
over 1919. OF the total number. l6,Ill
held twenty-five shares or less ana
22,l82 held 100 shares or less.
Many important improvements have
been made to strengthen the cable sys-
tenn BY the use of magnifiers and other
improved types Of apparatus the speed
OF signalling over the ocean cables mas
been appreciably increased and a print
ing telegraph apparatus has been devei-
oped and successfully operated The ad-
vent OF wireless should materially help
the expansion OF trade and commerce
and thus Increase the volume Of cable
traffic"
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TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Key number in parentheses following ships name in
dicates name Of operating company in preceding list
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year Just ended. Its gross income for
1920 was nearly double that OF 1919.
The following table gives the CHIEF
items OF the income account for 1870
compared with the same items or the
preceding year:
1920 1919.
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Ssw Zealand and Australian
Ports
From New York
Apr-W. Inskip (iJ0
Apr 6-West Wind t1JD
From Puget Sound
Apr lS-West Mahwah (55)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-27
BLAMING THE FEDERAL RESERVE.

The testimony OF s. Wannahaker OF South Carolina before
the congressional agricultural committee which he denounced
the federal board aud particularly Governor Harding de-
carng that ediscount policy of the board caused loss to
agriculture OF twenty-five billion dollars. contains
nothing newnothng that has been charged by Mr. Wanna
maker elsewhere and others have been repeating
for several months Mr. Wannamaker like number OF other
gentlemen Is absolutely sincere this criticism. Undoubtedly
gentlemen really believe that the federal board was
rsponsble for the slump in business
Mr. Wannmaker makes the ascertain that the country bank
e has been afraid call his soul his and nlmaies that
this had effect upon agricultural conditions The TACT
the history OF the country have the banks been
redscot large OF agricultural paper or
paper OF the under the operation
ihe federal There banks have in mind
which received twice the accommodation from the federal
banks that they could have received under the old
tenn from central banks whether city banks the banks
of New York and farmer has been the chief beneficiary of
this easy compare the federal system to some
hypothetical miracle performing system and thus dcredt the
federal system The proper thing do to its
operation with the situation that exists before established
and such comparison from the standpoint of the small bank
and of the OF the small bank shows the federal
system be greatly superior the old regime as to
make its faults seem trivial. ,t .'
Mr.. Wannamaker like other gentlemen, finds connection
the slump the cotton and the policies OF the
federal board II these gentlemen will point ont precisely
what the federal board caused Great Britain
slow buying last year such extent to
akgs for the year by 20N0 bales their argument
might impress more.-Fort Worth Star Telegram.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-27

tion t3 of the general code.
Mrs. Snyder made no charge
against her husband. She testified
that Miss Tenburg came to Golden
Hill from New York q. month ago.
and complained that she found Miss
Tenburg out motoring with Snyder.
They were laughing and seemed
to be enjoying themselves" she ex.
planned. Beyond that she had poth.
ing more serious to charge except
that she thought Miss Tenburg had
designs upon her husband.
Miss .Tenburg denied being parti.
cularly fond of Snyder, who is twice
her age. She said that she had to
go to waldren shopping, and that
Snyder had given her ',lift" In his
automobile. She told Judge Wiley
that hereafter she would not ride In
Snyder's car. The Judge pdroled
her and adjourned the hearing for
two weeks. Snyder returned home
with Mrs. Snyder. and the Village
gossips are. waiting for the next
chapter to be told when the case
comes up again In two weeks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-27
THE FIGHTER.

In recent article Dr. Frank Crane says the world belongs
the lighters The Bible that ito him that hath shall
be given and from him that hath shall be taken away
that which hath" Dr. Crane of the profound
OF truths Continuing he says"
q" ask you for the loan of quarter you will it over
me without word you think is triflng me;
but you suspect really in and need the quartero
buy little food with that's quite another affair you can't
courage that thing should The Associated Carties
Nov the way this law is to egn prosperity even
il YOU have it not Keep your chin up
q Wear good clothes. Don't withdraw from the society Of the
prosperous Look pleasant Don't let yourself get down at the
heel Don't get that poor beggar look your face"
1T isn't hypocrisy 1t isn't preense 1t is sheer courage 1t
letting the world know that while you live you propose fight
that like Old General Taylor you don't know when you're
licked"
keep smiling and uniriendy universe will know what
20 do with you $50 it will crown you. ~
Says Alfred Vgny All those that struggle against the
unjust had the admiration and love of men,
Fate bluff Face her, defy her. and she will awn YOU
Fate is cruel, but only to the gutter"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1921-08-27
SCRIPTURE

Proverbs, 2nd Chapter list TO 9Th
Verses
My son, II you wilt receive my
words, and hide my commandments
with thee;
SO that thou incline thine ear unto
wisdom. and apply thine heart to un-
derstanding.
Yea. II thou criest after knowledge.
and llftest up thy voice for under
standing.
II thou seekest her as silver and
searchest for her as forbidden treas
ures; -
Then shalt thou understand the
fear OF the Lord, and find the knowl-
edge of God. l.
For the Lord giyeth wisdom; out
of his mouth cometh knowledge and
understanding. t''
He layeth up sound wisdom for the
righteous; he is a buckler OF them
that walk uprightly.
He keepeth the paths of Judgment
and preserveth the way of his
saints.
Then shalt thou understanding
righteousness and judgment and
equity; yea every good path.