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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-11-18
Do You Kmo1v Of Inv Disabled Veteran

The Red Cross spent last year ap-
proximately ten million dollars in serv-
ing disabled cx-service men and their
families. 1t must find that last man who
is sufering and perhaps you know his
name. Send his name and address to
your Red Cross Chapter Immediately.
And when you know that this one
activity of the Red Cross costs nearly
four million dollars more than the ag-
gregate receipts of the years member
ship dues, you certainly will not only
help it find and help these disabled men,
but you will renew your membership
and see that every last member of your
family is enrolled.
Your Red Cross can carry on only
through your support!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-11-18
Hamilton. Ohio. October ID. 1921,

A meeting of the stockholders of
The Seward-Taylor Company will be
held at the southeast corner of Third
and High streets in the city of Ham
ilton, Ohio, on the 28th day of Novem-
ber, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. M, for the
purpose of considering and acting upon
the proposed dissolution of said cor
poration, and the surrender and
abandonment of it's corporate author
ity and franchises, and the transac-
tion of any and all business necessary
or incident thereto.
NORRIS G.. TAYLOR,
Secretary.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-11-18

who has not received the help the Gov
ernment is ready and eager to give him?
The American Red Cross wants to
help the Government find every last
man who is suffering on account of his
war service on sea, in field or in
camp.
1t wants to help sucn a man fill out
his compensation, disqualification and
vocational education papers for action
at Washington; it will follow up his
claim; it will help him get ready for the
hospital; it will give him encouragement
and recreation while he is at the hospi-
tai; it will give neighborly, unobstruc-
tive aid to his family while he is gone;
IN thousand ways it will be his true
friend and counsellor.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1921-11-18
"a "a "a
FREEDOM IN WEST
VIRGINIA

Charleston, w. Va-"West Virginia
has three brands of organized thug
gerry" says Frank w. Snyder, editor
of the West Virginia Federationist.
"In Mcdowell county it is the Bald
win Felts crowd; in Logan county it is
the deputy sheriff system, and in
Mingo county it is the so-called mil
tia and cossacks; all three systems
are under the control of the coal
masters. The only difference is that
in Logan and Mcdowell the coal kings
pay the bill and in Mingo the expense
is extracted direct from the taxpay-
ers of the state"
Evening star., 1921-05-03
Shirts Sold UD
to $3.50, $l.35

Neglige Shirts Of finest grade
Madras. Oxford, Rep Cloth
Duvetyne, etc, made with neck
band; some with separate collar,
others with collar attached.
Representing the highest type
of shirts selling up to $3.50.
Also in this lot are 600 Heavy
Part-wool Blue Flannel Shirts,
with collar attached; full satin
yoke, worth $500. Slightly
soiled. A good buy for next
winter.
Evening star., 1921-05-03
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, May 3.-Humans may
like jazz, but animals do not
This was the conclusion reached
by group of scientists who recently
assembled in the Central Park zoo
10 see what a saXophone and traps
would do to the emotions of monkeys,
lions. lcopards, elephants and other
jungle beasts.
y quintet of musicians. guaranteed
to rag anything from Wagner down.
was massed in front of the monkey
cages for the first laboratory test
to determine whether the line ''mu-
sic hath charms to Soothe the saw
age beast" was, after all, only poetic
license.
According to corps of unscien-
tifc reporters, who journeyed to the
ZOO with scientists from Columbian
Natural History and New York
Geological Park. the monkeys regis
tered emotion all right-but of a
rather savage kind.
Then the latest Jazz was banged
into the ears of lions anditheir mates.
All hoped to their fedt, with fur
bristling.
As for Mrs. Murphy, hippopotamus,
sh" merely wrecked the eXperimen mt
by diving into her tank and shutting
out the racket. The elephants seemed
10 tremble with rage.
Only one beast was found that ap-
parently was able to endure. if not
enjoy. Jazz. That was Bagheeta, the
1eopardcss. But when hymn was
played she started a siN-day race
Evening star., 1921-05-03
Shirts Sold UD
to $500, CSC

All styles Of Neglige Shirts.
with neckband collar attached
and separate soft collar: con-
sisting Of Madras. Baxter. Rep,
Poplin, Corded and Crepe Ma
dras Oxford and Mercerized
Cloth. in plain colors and vari-
Gus stripes. All practically in
perfect condition. Also HYDE
grade Black Sateen Work Shirts
in the lot.
Evening star., 1921-05-03
ENTRIES IN HORSE SHOW
BY WARRENTON CLUB
Number of Organizations Best
Animals Listed for the National
Capital Exhibition.

The Warrenton Hunt Club. one OF
the foremost organizations of it's
kind in the United States. today en-
tered a number of its best horses in
the National Capital horse show, to
be staged at the south end of High
way bridge from May 12 to II. This
is the first time the Warrenton Club
has taken part in a Washington
horse show.
Separate Warrenton entries were
received from Mrs. Courtland Smith,
nationally known for her ability in
the saddle. and from S. l. Larrabee.
master of hounds of the Warrenton
Hunt Club. In addition to their own
entries, Mrs. Smith and Mr.. LARA bee
will ride the mounts of the hunt
club.
Nine hunter and saddle horses were
entered today by William du Pont of
Wilmington, Del. This is a larger
du Pont stable than has been en-
tered in Washington horse shows in
the past.
Maj. Gen. II. K. Bethel. military at
tache of the British embassy. has
entered three mounts, Yorkshire Lass
Punch and Rambler
Yesterday was the last day on
which entries could be mailed, and
Melvin c. Hazcn, general manager of
the show. was dooded today with
letters bearing last-minute cards.
Among those who made eleventh.
hour entries were: Capt. j. T. Cole.
Fort Myer. Va; Merriet Lockwood.
3033 10th street; Maj. d. n. Ashbridge,
Walter Reed Hospital: Capt. Fred D.
Sharp, Fort Myer: John A. Hettinger,
Army War College detachment; l..
Victor Froment, Warrenton. v; Will
fred VI. Blunt. Toronto apartments;
Lieut. Col. w. w. Whitsidc, Army
and Navy Club: First Lieut.. l. +.
Jones. Fort Myer; Turner Wiltshire,
Brook Hill Farm, and Alex B. Legare.
1896 | street The list of entries al
ready is much longer than that of last
year.
Evening star., 1921-05-03
PREDICTS CUT OF 10000
CLERKS FROM WAR FORCE
Representative Fordney Declares
Secretary Weeks Will Prune
Department Personnel

Ihat the Secretary of War expects
to discharge 10000 clerks before July
/. was emphasized in debate in the
House yesterday by Chairman Ford
hey OF the ways and means COM
mlttee. Representative Fordney
said that before the war there
were $4,000 government clerks en-
pioNed in this city and that on March
1 there We're $4,000 employed here.
Representative Fordney said: 81 am
IN favor of using the pruning knife
industriously wherever it can be done
to advantage. lam unable in five min
utes' time to state all of the items
on which in my opinion, we can save
government expenditures. One of
them is the bureau of War Risk in
surance. In my opinion that de
partment should be revamped and the
compensation feature of the war risk
insurance should be transferred to
Evening star., 1921-05-03
BILL FOR MINIMUM WAGE.

The bill establishing SO a day as
the minimum wage for government
employees was reintroduced by Sena-
tor Hiram johnson of California yes
terday. 1t affects many thousands of
employees of the government in Wash
ingtOn and outside. During the last
session of Congress this bill was put
through the Hou-Olt failed Of final
action in the Senate.
Evening star., 1921-05-03
Shirts Sold Up
to $1.5O, 49c

High-grade Work Shirts. with
collar attached, made of Cham
bray, Heavy Blue Cambria,
Black Twilled Duck and various
qualities of Dress Shirts that
have been wet and show rust
marks from pins. Grades sold
regularly up to $1.50-Sale
price, 49c each,
Evening star., 1921-05-03
COLORED RESIDENT DIES.

Henry Lassiter. colored. promoter
of an anti-jim crow bill introduced
in the last Congress, and widely
known in New Jersey, where he held
legal residence, died yesterday after
noon of apopleXy at his Washington
home. 1915 18th street northwest. He
had recently been indorsed for ap-
pointment as recorder of deeds here.
lie is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Lucy Lassiter. and by brother,
charles LasSiter.
Evening star., 1921-05-03
J4ZZ PUTS ANNALS IN RAGE:
LEOPARDESS KICKS ON HYMNS

around her cage splitting sparks.
The scientists, however, put a ques-
tion mark after Baghetta's test, for
attention was called to the fact that
at the moment, a keeper whom she
chose to relish only as a potential
meal had just passed her cage.
Evening star., 1921-05-03

where it belongs, to the pension de-
nartneut, where there is an organ
ization well trained and equipped to
administer that part of the law for
much less money than under the pres
ent plans"
Evening star., 1921-05-03
Shirts Sold UD
to $500, $l.89

Mems Fine Silk Stripe Madras
and Silk Fiber Shirts, in neck
band style; many with separate
collar to match. In plain colors
and stripes. Regular values up
to $500, at $1.S9 each.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Europe

tAbo, Sec coshenhurs
alexandra, Smyrna, Con.taatiaspl..
!: Censtanza, Also sc. r,r..us
From New York
$s"' -sHSEMORE (F) Furness Primo.
Nnsterdam, vi. Hsstsr4a~
Antwerp, Alss Sc. H.,r.
~ From New York
Adisg--E0LAHTIER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Yeadins ins-BOMBARDIER U)
- Lloyd Royal Beige
Eef's'g-"cANEONIERt Cd LioydRoyalyeIse
kee'v'g--LoSDoSIER {F)LioydRoyalBeIr. f. }
Ssn- @e--KkooNLAND {PFR) Red Star
dan. 30--EDGEMONT (F)
black Diamond s. s. Corr
xe1 5-CHESTEH KIWANfs (BD
Black Diamond y. s.. Corp.
r<b. 4-roLAND fPFM) Red star lima
xep. iz--LAPI.AND lpFHM) Red Star Line
4fp 1S-BcNNEDAGA tF)
Black Diamond s. A. Corn
-xeb. 31~-EISLASD tyFRMJ Red starrfc.
xeb. 20--cALEbONgERf fY) Lloyd Yfas =, n.as.
y~S' y~S ssnegi ss--1sog,Ek ~ Lieya Royal beige
Mar. l--KANESfT (is) "'
Lisek Diamond s.. s.. Corn.
- From UaItimors
Can. @0--cHE3TfcK KIWANis tF)
Back Diamond y. d. Corp
lan. 1e--oTIIO lB> Orioie q. .. Lins
Ssb. 4~~KD0EAoNT tFJ
Black Diamond y. q. Corn
1eb. .1z--HOEEEDAGAl lF)
~ Black Diamond .. =. Corp.
-. ls-ELMspoHT ~, ortois D. q. xass
~1sb, z4--vKAMEsIT ~
~ Hack Diamond 81. D. Corn,
Ssc. zs- 10 IHDIAH IyI 1ssa esar Lias
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Cuba and Mexico

Cienfuegos
From New York
Feb. 1-AMELIA CD Atlantic Fruit Co.
Cienfuegos, ManzaniIlo
Feb. LAKE kEFe% SRlSssy lNss ySFh tpn, Ward LIN.
Cienfaesos, ManzaniIle, Santiago,
Guantanamo
From Jacksonville
1S.n ~, "a. Month-(F) jacksonville LiHs
Gibara
From New York
yah. Tsh SS-SAY0 MAMBI CD All. Fruit Co.
feo. o-NlcHoLAs CUNEo (F) Atl. Fruit
Guantanamo eisnSas.a. Sc Sas.s station
Havana Also sec Nassau
From Baltimore
Jan. BLAKE TREBA CD
Feb. so-LAKE ELLERSLIE (F)
Baltimore 8. s. Co.. Inc.
From jacksonville
Rat.rdays-cunA lPF1 Miami Via is :. 9. c..
Havana, Proxreso, Vera Cruz, Tam.
pico
Feb 7-pspbRaRH1N%s bEEa2R NsG yRYSj YsEt ward Lin.
Manzanillo, See Cienfueses
Matanzas, Cardenas, Nuevitas, Ar
tilla
From Jacksonville
saturdays--tF) Jacksonville Line
Nassau, Havana
From New York
san' S9-MORRO CASTLE (PFAf) Ward Line
Naval Station, Santiago, Guam
tanamo Also see Guantanamo
Feb ,-1Axs xErs% %2hkEAH MsE XaFf Fsn, ward LIN.
North Side
From Baltimore
Ssa. S1-A STEAMER (T)
-. y, 1.Itimsrs $: s: G.. Ina
Baltimore S. S. Co.
Nuevtt1s Alss see Matanxas
Jan. ssANNnT4hN Eff Ny Sf Xt|1at,c YGsh Fruit Co.
Feb. 10-GLYNDON (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Progreso, See Havana
Puerto Mexico, Tampico
Feb. s-nAxEEr Erqm HfHITz3RPh NsY 3R1k tru>
Ward Line
From New York
Jan. o9-ANNETTA (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Ssnf;. "a Also see Naval Station.
Feb. 1-AMELiA tFJ Atiantic Fruit Co.
South Side
From Baltimore
dan. S1-LAKE TREBH [F}
Baltimore S. S. Co., Inc.
Feb. 1b-I.AKE ELON (F)
Baltimore S. S. Co., Inc
laMplco Also see Havana. Puerto Mexico
FROM New York
Feb. z-NORDEN (F) Ward Line
From New Orleans
Feb. 5-CAYAMO (F) Ward Line
Iampico, Tuxpan, Vera Cruz
From Jacksonville
Jan. 3o-A STEAMER (F) )Jacksonvill Line
Tarafa
From New York
Feb. 1o-GLYNDON (F) Atlantic Fruit Co.
Tuxpam See Tampico
Vera Cruz, See Tampico, Havana
Vita
From New York
Jan. 29--CAYO MAMBI (F) All. Fruit Co.
Feb. 5-N1CHOLAS CUNEO CD Atl. Fruit
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29

Charleston, sss Jacksonville
Galveston,
From New Ysrk
Tues tF). Thurs ty). Sat- ty3
Southern Psoihe CO.
Galveston, Key West,
From New York
Feb. e-CoMAL (PFl Mallory Line
Feb. 1s-CONCHO (PF] Mallory Line
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Jan. .s-coMANGaE {PTS clys: cIys: In. Lin:
Feb. S-LENAPE (PFl CLYDE Line
Key West, See Galveston
Los Angeles (Sar Pedrs), San
Francisco, Portland, Seattj%
Tacoma, Hrs.ei.ec 1i:S sfs s'" x'r1' '''
From New York
Jan. &s-ALASKAN (F)
- United American Ysinsa ins
Tnit.a American Lines. Ia.
Feb. .s-FLORIDIAN fF0
United American LinsA xIA
New Orleans
From New York
weanesday, !r>. Saturday. tfSo
0outherh PACING c.
New York, Los Angeles, Sen Diego
From San Francisco
Jan. 2s-JULIA LUCKENBACH (EM)
Luckenbach Lines
FEB. 1o-EDWARD LUCKENBACH (FA)
Luckenbach Lines
Portland, Sec Los Angeles, San Pedrs
San Diego, Sc New xerk. San Frassi'ss
San francisco, AZ; nl:.: - l"' Angeles -
From Baltimore
Jan. 2s- POINT JUDITH (F)
Pacific Mail 3. 3. CO.
San Francisco. San Diego, Lee A.
Seles Also see Los Angeles
From New York
ROB. e-HATTIE LUCKENBACH (FM)
Luckenbach Lines
1eo. LII J: LUCKENBACH (FN)
Luckenbach Lines
San Pedro, San Francisco
A1ss So Les Angeles. San Diese
From Mobile
xeb. -CAPD HENRY (F) Page Jsnss
San Pedro, San Francisco, Pertlasd,
Seattle
From New York
Jan. ZS-"1LL POLO (F) Dollar Line
Seattle, Sec Les Angeles. ban Pedro ;
Tacoma, See Les Asssiss
Vancouver, B. c.
From New York
Feb. te-HAROLD DOLLAR 90
Dollar Lac
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
China, Japan
PHILIPPINES

Straits Settlement.
Aden, Singapore. Manila. Heax Ken.
Jan. ss-MooRIsH PRINCE IF,
Cebu, Gee Manila ''ne'
Dairen. See x.ksh..a
Heas Kong, ss:,:s:;a. &: 1sasa:s:; ss::; z.-.,.'<
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kebs. Sh..>
hai, Manila. Hong Kong
From San FraAciscs
Feb. t-COLOABIA (PFM,
Pacific Mail g. 8. C.
lloiIo, See Manila
Kebe, s's H.asl.l.. Yek.A.~. i.
Manila, s.: ss:s.s:aa xsss:n..:: .s:. R'.'l.l>
Manils, leils
From New York
Feb. 6-WYTHEVILLE (F) (U.s.s.n,
Shanghai, Manila, Hen. K.,.
Singapore, x.s.s.n. AZ b: a:.'i'ls
Feb. 1s-HARoLD DOLLAR ty
Dollar Line
From Seattle
May 1s-wHEATLAND MONTANA (D
Admiral Lima
Singapore, See Shanghai. AAss
Vladivestok, See xeA.A.-a
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanshai, Hen,
Kong, Also see Honolulu
From New York
rep. 12--EASTERN PRINCE {E) Prince
Feb. .%6-KEKETTICUT (F) (U,S,S.Bl
Barber Lines
M MeS. 2s-HAGUE 81 GTE n NARY T} Barber Lines
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanshai Hem
Kong, Manila
From New York
Feb. S-MULPUA (F') U.S.S. b.
Feb 12-wINYAH (F) (U.s.sB)
Barber Lines
Feb. 1s-BENoNI CF) tu.s.sB>
Barber Lines
Feb. %6-EASTERN PLANETF) (Uss.B1
Barber Lines
FEB. ss-WENATCHEE (PF) Barber Lin.s
Feb. %S-HAGUE MARU (F) Barber Lines
From New Orleans
FEB. &e-A STEAMER (F) Cosmepslitsn
'Also Pensacola and Mobile. a. carss
From Seattle
FEB. 21-DEfJGHT (FN) Waterhouse &Co
Mar. 24-WEST JESTER (FM)
WAterhouss L Cs.
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanxhai, Hong
Kong, Manila. Dairen,
Mar. 4-cno5Ear 5Ersn %HSs ss.ttl' ~ Aurn,r., Lin.
Mar. 27-EDMORE (F) Admiral Line
Apr. 1e-ELDRIDGE (F)kAdmral LiHs
June l-CITY OF SPOKANE (F)
Admiral Limo
From Portland
Mar. 10-MONTAGUE CD Admiral Linz
Apr. 5-ABERCOS (F) Admiral Line
May 6--PAWLET (F) Admiral Line
June 2-COAXET (Irl Admiral Line
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
Europe
Antwerp-Cont;nued

HntWefp-Nontznue
From Philadelphia
EsS as a.ss-WATHENA CD Red star Line
ECO. SS-OSAVATOMIE (F) Red star
From Boston
rsn ~ aa.--WN. - STAR (F) Red Star Line
Ne1' ~"-WN. PLAINS (F) Red Star Line
sk:s ,s-oTAo g, oriois s. i. Line.
80. ls~ALMsPORT (E) O<isle d. D. Liass
Antwerp, Client
Jan. s,- W h1Y Erin RlRGx&2SE|ss lNsn &2SE|ss.a, "a,
Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
FEB. G-cORSON (FD
Kerr Steamship Co. Ync.
FEB. 10-CAMBRIDGE (r)
Kerr steanship Co. Inc.
Feb. 25-ScHOHARIE (E)
Kerr Steamship Co. rno
From Galveston
rep. y1-FEDERAL (F) Steele s. s.. Lin.
rep. @4--WINONA COUNTY (E)
Steele .. .. Lixe
From Texas City
FEB. ic~~TEDERAL tr) steele 8. g. Lin.
req. x$--WIEONA COUNTY on
steele Q. g. Ltas
Antwerp, Rotterdam, Cepeahase,
From Jacksonville
-. - ss--NAMTAsKEr Er lt2 Jacksonville L.as
80. zo-~A STifAMEHt ~ J jacksonville IIn~
Avsameuth, Bristol, Maneheskae
Also see HverresI
Frsn Philadelphia
Harris, Msssii 4 c.. Ina
AveAmeutA, Glasgow Fssu Balti-.,.
yan. ee--pALIsADEg fvD
baltimore 3. 3. c.. Yns.
reb. 11--cOXLLHDA III
baltimore y. .. c.. lac.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29

From New York
Loading-EASTERNM MOON (F)
Cosmopolitan Lines
'an. .SS-FLORENCE LUCKENBACH (FMl
- Iuckenbach Lines
Jan. So-EASTERN DAWN (F)
Black Diamond s. 8. Corp.
Feb. 7-YAKA (F)
w., Black Diamond 8. g. Corp.
LED. 1o-WEST HEMATITE CD
Cosmopolitan Lines
reo' 1i-K. l. L,UCKENBACH (FMy
Lucke nbach Lines
Feb. "S-ANDREA r. LUCKENBAcH tFM)
TeD' %3-WESTERN GLEN (F)
Cosmopolitan Lines
feD. .%4-YAPALAGA (F)
Black Diamond 8. 8, Corp
mar. 5--TULSA (F)
Black Diamond s. 8. Corp
From Baltimore
Jan. se-OTHO (R) Oriels s. s. Line
Feb. 12-YAKA (T)
Black Diamond s. s. Corp.
FEB. lS-ELA5PORT q, orisls s. g. Line
Feb. 25-TULsA (tD
Black Diamond s. 8. Corp.
mar. 1-YATALAGA (F)
Black Diamond s. s. Corp.
From Philadelphia
Jan. "S-WEST POOL (FM) (U.s.S.B.)
Luckenbach Lines
Feb. 19-EASTERN SOLDIER(FM) U.S.S 3
Luckenbach Limos
From Hampton Roads
Feb. 3-OTHO tF) Oriets 8 g. Lines
Feb. lS-ELNsPORT tF) oriels & g. Line
From Jacksonville
Feb. 2s--BALSAM CD Jacksonville Line
Rotterdam, Hamburg
From PhiladelDhia
Feb. S--SATARTIA OT)
Kerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
Feb. :3--CHARLOT (F)
Aerr Steamship Co., Inc.
Keuen, Sc Hav,,
st. Nazaire, 500 Havr.
Salenieas See Piraeus
Santander, See Canary 1s,a.as
Smyrna, See Firae's. Ale1andria
Southampton, Cherbsars
From New York
Feb. s-AQUITANIA {PFM) Cunard Line
Feb. 16-ADRIATIC (PFRM) White Star
Stavanxer, See Trsndhjsna. CHRISTIANS
Stockholm, sss GstAe.b~rx, Christians
Trieste, See Pfrss~s, Patr~A
Trondhjem
From New York
First Half fFeb.-EANENFJOR
Norwegian American Line
Treadhjem, Bergen, Stavanger,
Christiansand, Christiania
From New York
Jan. 29-OTTAR JARL (T)
3. q. Stray =. 3. CerD.
VarnA, See Csnstaatisssls
Venice. sss r1rsa~s
Viro. See Canary 1slanas, Lisbon, FatEss
New-York tribune., 1921-01-29
South America

Antsfagasta, -. ozisss,.l. rsiss
Arica, Soc Cristssal. Faita
Bahia, Rio De Janens, Santsa Mes
tevides, Buenes Ayres
Alss ses Far.
Yrom New York
Jan. ga STEAMER (FM) Ward Line
Bahia Blanca, Montevidee, Buenes
rom Mobile
Jan. 2e-LAUREL. CD Munson s. S. Lines
Buenos Ayres Sec Bahia, Montevideo. Rio
do Janeiro, Bahia Blanca, Santos
Cabedele, See Fsr.
CaIlae. SEQ Cristobal, Paits
Ceara, s.. Par.
Compana, Bee hontsvides
Coquimbe. See ras'~
Cri.tobal, Also see Port Au Prince
From New York
Feb. b-ADVANCE (PFM) Panama Line
From Norfolk
Feb. e-cR1sToBAL (PFM) Panama Line
Cristebal, Callae, Arica, lqui4ue,
AAtofaxasta, Valparaiso
FROM New York
Feb. e-SANTA ELISA (PFM) Grace Line
Feb. g3-SANTA LUISA (PFM) Grace Limo
Mar 0--SANTA TERESA (PFM) Grace Line
Mar 23-SANTA ANA (PFM) Grace Line
curacao, - AAyagues, saa Jsaa
Etea, See fais.
v. -. Cx,~A>A.l p.iA.
lquitss, - Para
La Guayra, So AAsas.ss. H. s..n
La Plata, See Montevideo, Rio de Janeiro
Maeeio, 80 Fs~
Mazass, sss Par.
Maracaibe, So x.yassss. saa srs
Maranham, ses PAN
Mayaguez, P. R., La Guayra, Cwa-
Gao, Maraeaibs
From New Ysrk
Feb. 2-zuLIA (PFA) Red D Line
Feb. ls-MARAcAIBo (PFM) Rcd D M,.
MeIlendo, sss rait.
Msntevideo, buenss Ayrss
Also sec Rio do Janciro. Bahia, Bahia Blanca
FreM New Ys9k
FEB. lo-DELAMBRE (r) Lamport Hoi.
Msntevideo, buenos Ayrcs, Rssarie
Fre8 New York
Feb. 1o--TARTAR PRINCE (F) Prince Lin.
Feb. l6--TROJAN PRINCE (F) Prince ftra
FEB. 2S-MANCHURIAN PRiNCE(FJP Prince
Mentevideo, La Plata, Buenss Ayrss
From New Ysrk
Feb. lo-DoCHRA <FM) Barber Limo
Montevideo, La Plata, Compaaa.
Resarie
Feb. -p1nEE2zo EEzoH 9s} Nsx t.n1ssl YsFt i. Holt
Natal, - rs<s
P.ita, Eten, Slavery, Canas, Pises.
Msllends, Ariea, Iquisue, Ante.
fagasta, Csquinbs. VaIpa-
rass, Taleahuans
Prom New Ysek
Feb. b-ORCUs (F) West Coast Line
Para, Manaos, iauitos. Maganham,
Ceara, Parahyba, Maceio, Per-
nambuce, CabedeIle, Natal
xss. 1s-JusrIN tFS Booth Lin.
Para, Maranham, Ceara, Natal,
Cabedells, Pernambucs, Maceis,
Bahia
trom New York
san. se-9ALLUsT (F) Lamport a Holt
FEB. S-LAKH FARABEE (F) Ward Line
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Sailing for
United States

New York From Retterdau
Feb. l-PLEIADES (FM>
LuckenbAch Lines
Feb. 22-FLORENCE LUCKENBACH (rxO
Luckenbach Lines
Mar, TX. l. LUCKENBACH {TM)
Luckenbach Linee
From Hamburg
Feb. s-ANDREA F. LUCKENBACH GIN
LuckenbAch Lines
Feb. 10-HARRY LUCKENBACH (FN)
Luckenbach Lines
PHILADELPHIA From Rotterdam
Feb. ls--w EST POOL (rM) (U.s.s.B.S
Luckcnbach Lines
Mar. 1x--EASTERi1 SOLDIER tFG)
kucksnnAcA Linse
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India and
Dutch East Indie.

0OI~11 Last knQ1c9
Alden, Sec Alex..aria
Alexandra, Alden. Karachi, Bombay,
Cslsnbe, Madras, Ranxssa,
Calcutta
From New York,
FEB. 16-POTTER (F)
Moore 4 Mccormack Co.. rna
Batavia, Sc. Penang
Belawan-Delhi, See Penang
Bombay, See Alenaadrss
Calcutta, Singapore, Yokohama,
Kobe. Alss see Honolulu. Alsxandrss
Frsn New Orleans
Middle Jan.-MEXICO MARU (F)
Steele q. 8. Line
Feb. --sUMATRA AARU (T)
Steele s. 8. Line
Colombo, Sc. Hsn.lsls. AlsxaaA,l.
Honolulu, Manila, Saigon, Singapore,
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
Feb. 1-cREOLE STATE (PFM)
Paoiae Mail .. =. Ce.
Karachi. ses Alexandria
Kobe, s.s caleutsa
Madras. See Alexasaris
Manila. See Hesslulu
Penang, Belawan-Delhi, Port SWEET
tenham, Singapore, Batavia,
Samarang. Surabaya
From New York
Feb. S--INTAN (F)
United American IIHeA Ixe.
Feb 4S-COETI0AN (F)
United American IAneA Ina.
Mar. le-sAUGERTIES (T)
United American Iiasa lac.
Pert Swsttenham,s See Penang
Rasgooa, s'' A'AA.aa"
Saigon, See Hs.slsis
Samarang, So Penang
Singapore, sse Calcutta. Hsasl.'., Rsaa.s
Surabaya, ss. re.~.e
Yokohama, ses Calcutta
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South America
Para, Pernambuco, Bahia, Rs De
!aneiro, Santes, Ris Crande Dc

Janeiro, Santos, Re Grande d
Sui
From New York
res' s--GLENDEvON (F) Prince Lins
Parahyba, SEQ Far.
Pernambuce, So. Para.
Pisee, Sec rais.
Port au Prince, Cristobal
From New York
fes. S-COLON (PTM) Panama Line
fsSte Rice, SEQ So. juan. M.y.s..s
Puerto CabeIlo, See ga. su..
Rio de Janeire, Buero. Ayre.
Also see Bahia, Para, Santos
From New York
Feb. 20-A STEAMER (F)
North 4 South Line
k's de Janeirs, Moatevidee, Bueass
Ayres,
From New York
rep. |AEOLUS (PFRAf) Munson Shines
'eD' Ae-VAUBAN (PFRA) Lamport & Holt
Klo dc Janeiro, Santos, Buenos Ayres,
La Plata
From Mobile
- 6IEAMEH CD
Aunson S. s. Lines
kls de Janeiro, Santss, Msntevides,
Bueaes Ayres
Feb. .s-eur4fe9%glNSe 4EF9% NeT ~ York
Aunson 8. s. Lines
From Philadelphia
Fob. b-MERCER (F)
International Freighting Corr.
Feb. 25-NOCKUM (FO
International Fraishtinx Corp.
kis de Janeiro, Santos, Rio Grande
dc Sui From New York
Feb. 25-A1ANCHURIAN NPR1NCETyPrince
Ris Grande do Sui
See Para. Ris Dc Jaasire
Kosar5o SEQ Montevideo
Slavery, se. r.is.
San Juan, P. K. La Guayra, Puerts
Cabells, Curacao and Maracaibs
via Curacao Frona New York
Feb. e-PH1LADELPEIA(P (PFAf) RedDLine
Feb. 23-CARACAS( (PFMl Red d Line
Santos, Rio de Janeiro, Buenes Ayres,
Also see Para, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia
From Jacksonville
Feb. ia STEAMERtF) Jacksonville Line
Talcahuano, SEQ Paits
Valparaiso See Crsstsssl. yAitA
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West Indies and
Caribbean Sea-
San Jsan, sss r.rss Ma.
Santa Maria, See Ki.sss,,
Santiago, Kingston, Beliz.. R-,..,
Honduras, Puerto R,,,;.s
Honduras
From New York
fee. 1S-zACAPA (PFM) Unif.1 u
Trinidad Demerara, Paramsrib.' =; s.
Lament, Cayenne, a.:. A.:. s. ~
From New York
FEB. 16-Y.AKE LEDAN m,
Clyde 8. 8. Co. (Foreis. s.-,..,
Trela, SEQ Santiago ''s''s'''
lruxilIo, SEQ Santiago
West Csast Ports, SEQ Kinrst..