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j. S. SHIP POLICY
WILL ENCOURAGE
INDIVIDUAL GAIN
Harding and Lasker Harmo-
NOUS on Principles That Mer-
chant Marine viii Embrace
BY HARRY GUsAR.

Tho general policy to be followed
by the new Shipping Board and the
Administration has been definitely
decided upon, following a conference
Saturday between President Harding.
Chairman A d. Lasker. and mer-
bers of the new board
{: The principles upon which the
board win proceed In developing an
American merchant marine and in
solving the problems now faced by
the Government fleet Include the en-
couragement of private initiative
and ownership. withdrawal of the
Government from ship operation,
liquidation of the war investment on
the basis of present values, the
sale of ships at fair prices, but not
at a sacrifice, and the survey OF
existing trade routes with elimina-
tion OF those upon which losses are
excessive
The President and the new board
have expressed themselves as favor
ing a strong policy for the upbuild-
ing and maintenance of American
shipping, and the President, regards
this as perhaps the greatest single
task of his Administration.
HARDING BACKS BOARD.
The President. IL was understood
told the board members that the
Administration stood back of them
in the task they were undertaking
in making an efficient American
merchant marine and asked that the
Shipping Board be pat on a sound
business basis
Following the conference, Chair
man Lasker declared that the Presi-
dent told the board that there was
The Washington times., 1921-06-21

I Scandinavian and Baltic Ports
Prom Baltimore
June z5-JekyI G36)
July l0-Bd. Brook l56)
July 2o-Nst. Bridge G3S)
Scandinavian Ports
Prom Boston
June 25-Delisie (132)
July l5-St Anthony G31)
July 3e-ShickshInny U32)
FROM Baltimors
LdE.-winopa (6S)
Spain, Portugal and Canary
Islands
Prom New York
July I+-Black Arrow (ss)
South America
Bahi>, RIO de J.nctro and Santos
From New York
June 2s-A Steamer (15sD
Brazil & River Plate Ports
From New York
July 9-Amcross (sD
Perpambucc, Rio de Jsneiro,
hontovidco & Buenos Aires
Prom Charleston
Late June-A Steamer (1,O
From Jacksonville
Early July-A Steamer (l2s)
Prom Savannah
Early July-A Steamer (l2O
Principal Ports Of Pcru and Chile
From New York
July 6-Argosy 16D
Rio de Jsnoiro, Santos, Monte
vidoo and Buonos Aires
From Baltimore
June 2s-Zarembo C5O
From Mobile
June 7e-Sagsborack (sD
Rio dc Jsnoiro, Santos and
River Plate
From philadelphia
June 2I-A Steamer (68)
July 9-MerCer (6s)
Rio de JsDciro, Santos and
BUonos Aires
Prom New Orleans
Late June-Comack B7)
Rio de Jsneiro, Santos, Monte
yideo, Buonos Aires and Ia
From New York
June 22-Saugus $50
Rio de JsneJro, Montovidoo and
Buonos Aires
From Now York
July IN. Washington (9D
July 2o-Amer. Legion (9D
Trinidad. Domerars, Psrsmsrtbo,
Cayenne, ST. Laurent and
Para
From New York
June 29-Lake Fackler (2O
Cuba and Mexico
Hsvsn.
Prom Savannah
June sO-LAke Helen U1tJ
From Philsdelphis
July ia Steamer (te)
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Ship Board Draws Up
Agreement Despite
Owners Protests

Despite vigorous protest from
steamship owners, the United
States Shipping Board has pro.
mulgated a new wage scale and
rules and regulations agreed
upon with the marine engineers.
These include a fifteen per
cent wage reduction and practi-
cal elimination of overtime The
new agreement is effective from
June ID to December 81, 1921
No provision is included for the
Reinstatement of strikers, and
on the contrary, it is provided
by the Shipping Board that loyal
workers shall be retained.
A similar agreement, it was
announced, has been reached
with the radio operators. Lead
ers of the remaining unions have
held out for a ten months agree
ment instead of the six months
offered by the Shipping Board,
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Billion In Cuba Trade.

The total foreign commerce of
Cuba during the fiscal year 1920
exceeded 81 200 900 900, which. com
pared with 191S-19. shows an in
crease of s504000. 900, or Ga per cent.
The unusual growth is largely owing
to Cuban exports which surpassed
those of the previous year by $685..
100000, while the value of the i'm
ports was only $4,000, 900 more than
the year before.
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United States Shipping Board Services
American Steamship Service From All Ports of the United State
Ship and Sail Under the Stars and Stripes

Bristol and Manchester
Prom Norfolk
June 23-Davidson Co. $50
Late June-Opeliks (6D
From Phusdelphin
Late June-Opelika (6D
Coosfanttnopie, BurEss.
ysrna, Constsnza, Gslst1,
Brsila, Noyoro.sisk and
Batum
Prom New York
RocvK.-River Bridge (23)
Cork, Dublin. Belfast, Sligo and
Londonderry
From New York a Boston
June zS-Eastern Belle (so)
Copenhagen, Dnn1iE. RsvsI and
Helsingfors
Prom New York
June zS-Margus G33)
Copenhagen, Gotbonbury, M.Imo.
sscckhoim. Riga, Hoisinxfors.
DanriK. Reval and Libaa
Prom New York
June 25-Ripon (14D
DAnIiE. Lbeu, Riga, stettin
Prom New York
June 2+-F. Armstrong (12s)
Dunkirk
Prom New York
Ldg-Pipestone Co. t33)
July s-Coronado (33)
July 23-Oscoda CAD
Genoa, Naples. MarscilIos
From PhIIadeIphia
Ear. July-A Steamer (ts)
Genoa and Naples
Prom Now York
June 3o-Pocahontas CfSo)
Late June-A Steamer C5s)
Prom Now York
June 2B-w. Tacook (6s-A)
July s-Gslahsd (ss-A)
From Philadelphia
June 3o-Gslahad (ss-A)
Gethonburr and Danish Ports
From Montreal
June 2S-Nonroe (l31)
GothenburE, Stockholm. Copen-
hagen, Mslmo, Heisingfors,
Beval and Danzir
From New York
June 27-MiL Bridge (SD
sroeh. Turkish and Black Sea
From Now York
Rcsr.-A Steamer (t7)
Hamburg
Prom Bsrinno~e
June 2S-City OF Flint C77)
July i2-SAtArtia (7f)
July ls-V. Emmanuele (73)
AUG. l7-ChiekAsAw (72)
From PHILADELPHIA.
July 3-K Indian Csa-Al
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nothing he wanted so much when he
finish ed his term OF four years as to
be recorded the head of the Admin
istration which was responsible for
the re-establishment OF the American
merchant marine.
HE said that he felt that this
could not be completely accomplished ed
In two years. or even three years
or four years and that the future
had to be built solidly on the de-
velopment of private initiative and
operations. but that we were to 6is-
pose of the ships at the right price
and not sacrifice them to bring this
about" Lasker declared.
DEVELOPS MARKETS
Continuing, Lasker said that the
President desired to see American
ships go to every port ultimately.
but did not feel that the ships should
be operated at ruinous losses to ac-
complish that end. He suggested
that the board make a thorough sur
vey in that direction.
The President told the board"
concluded Lasker, that while he
strongly believed that the ships
should be turned over to private
ownership as soon as possible at
fair prices, that IL should only be
done in communities prepared not
only to operate the vessels, but TO
help develop the markets for the
goods carried in them"
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Steamship Companies
To Limit Number
OF Immigrants

Steamship companies have
agreed to limit the number of i'm
migrants they will bring into
American ports each month to the
average capacities of the ports as
fixed by the immigration authori-
ties, w. w. Husband, Commission
er General of immigration, an
nounced today.
Arrivals at Ellis Island win be
so controlled, Mr.. Husband said,
as not to exceed / 800 a day, and
probably will average about 1000.
During the rush after the war as
many as 5000 immigrants have
been handled at Ellis Island in one
day.
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Keep Our Ships on the Seuen Seas

London
Prom Bsittmcr.
July 6-CapuIin (is)
July 3o-Kerhonkson (Is)
Prom Hampton Roads
July Ca putin Gs)
Aug. l-Kerhonkson (ts)
Prom Newport Ncwr
Ldg-Jomar (s5)
Ldg.-wiIlimanue (sS)
From New Orleans
June 2J-Minooka CID
July a Steamer CID
London, Hull Newcastle and
Deith
From rhilsdc'phi,
July 7-Capulin (2s)
London on-Soutbampton
Prom Galvo-ton-To1ss City
Ear. June-A Steamer (13s)
June 3o-Westland (l3s)
London and Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg.-Montclair (33).
Manchester
From Baltimore
June 25-west Cobalt (2o)
July 6-Toioss (to)
July ls-Labette (2o)
July 27-West Celins (2o)
From Norfolk
June zS-west Cobalt (2o)
July s-Toloss (2o)
July 2O-Labette (2o)
July 3O-west Celina (2o)
Pirsous. Pstrss, Trieste, vcnics,
Bari, Ancona, Palermo
From New York
Late June-A Steamer (5s)
Portugal & Spanish Atlantic
Ports
From Now Orleans
June ga Steamer C33)
Plymouth, Boulcgne, Londsu
From Now York
June 2s-Pan- state d5O
Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg.-Bellhaven (35)
June 2s-Edgemont u9
June 20-Invincible (33
July l2-Editor (3O
July 27-western Glen (3O
Prom Baltimore
June 25-Tulsa G9)
July New Britain (19
From New Orleans
June 3o-A Steamer (77)
From GsIvo~ton-TerssC City
June 25-Mount Evans CID
July "A Steamer CID
Rotterdam, Antwerp and Ham
burg
From Montreal
June 3O-Deuel G2D
July lO-Mer. Victory G2D
July 20-west Kebar N2D
July sl-Neshobeo N7D
Aug. le-we-t Plains u7l)
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PASSENGER
SERVICE

Key number In psrcntbe~is fo,-
lowing ships name indicates
name, address and telephone OF
steamship company IN list at bot
tom of this column
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Steamer for Italy and Malta

Consul Loop reports a new service
by the steamship Lydia making i've
trips a week for the transport Of
mail and passengers between Malta
and Syracuse. Sicily. The vessel is
subsidized by the Malta government.
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Prom Boston

Prom Boston
June 22-Deranof (ss-A)
| July EAST Indian (1s-A)
Prom Gslvest1n-To,nsC City
Jure 25-Mount Evans (77)
July S-A Steamer (77)
Prom Noble
Late Maya Steamer (lss)
From New York
July 9-Algic (77)
July is-V. EmmanueIe C71)
July 29-Kenowis (72)
Aug. S-Corson (72)
Prom New Orlean.
June 2O-Hutchinson (7T)
Hamburg and Bremen
Prom New York
juno 30-Nemaha (72)
Prom Galveston
July lO-GIenridge Gzt)
July lo-Steadfast G2D
July lo-Cont Bridge G2D
Prom New York
Ldg-McKeesport Cas)
June 23-East. Moon (35)
July coronado (33)
July 23-Oscods (33)
Hsvre g. Antwerp
Prom New Orleans
Late June-Schoodie go
Hsvre-Bordeau
Prom Mobile
June Ldg.-A Steamer C1oD
Hsvre, Bordeaux and St Nasaire
Prom Philadelphia
June 25-Casper (sS)
Hsvro, Dunkirk. Bordeaux
From Baltimore
July 5-Sutherland U47)
Aug. l0-Westwood I47)
Hsvro and Ghent
From Houston
June 30-Houston (l2O
Lisbon-Oporto-Bilbao
From New Orleans
Late June-A Steamer Qts)
Liverpool
From Baltimore
June 22-West Lake (4s)
July 2-Queeche CtS
July 20-Carenco (S)
From Hampton Roads
June 24-west Lake (IS)
July 4-QueeChe (4S)
July 22-Carenco (4S
From Now York
July l6-Ssrcoxie (S3)
From Boston
June 3o-Otsego (32)
Liverpool. Manchester
Prom New Orleans
juno 3o-saco G3O
Prom Galveston-Te1as City
June 3o-Bavington u39)
Liverpool. London. Hamburg and
Antwerp
From San Francisco
June 25-Pomona U72)
July 23-West Cayote G72)
From san Pedro
June 2s-Pomone G72)
July 26-west Cayote G72)
From Seattle
July lowest CRyots U77)
From Portland, Ores.
July Is-wsst cAyot. u71)
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Islands of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

Caribbean Sea
Haitian Ports & Colombia
Prom New York
June 23-Pulsski (29)
Ponce, Msyseue.. ArusdiIla,
San Juan, Ssnto Domingo
City, Santiago, Cienfucgos
Prom Galveston
June al. ElmdaIe G56)
Prom Houston
June 30-L Elmdale (l56)
ssuto Domingo City. Santiago,
Cionfuogos
Prom New Orleans
June SOL Elmdsle U5s)
Porto Rico
From Baltimore
June 30-L. Treppsh (15)
st. Thomas, st. CroiI, st. Kitts,
Antigua, Gundelcupc, Mar
Unique, st. Lucia and Bar
bsdos
From New York
June 2S-Great Falls (zs,
Trinidad. Domorsra. Parnmarfbo,
Cayenne, St Laurent and
Para
Prom New York
June 29-Lake Fackler (2s)
China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements
Manila, Singapore. Colombo, Cal
cutts
Prom San Francisco
July l+-Grsnite State G0S)
Aug. l3-Creole State U05)
Yokohama. Kobe, Shanghai,
Hongkong, Manila
Prom Seattle
July e-Silver State ul
July 30-k eystone State %.
Aug. 27-Wenatchee "a
From San Francisco
July 23-Empire State (1os)
Aug. 6-Golden State C0SD
Prom New York
June 2S-Jadden uS)
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
HonEkonE, Manila. yanoou-
From Seattle
June 25-Delight G65)
July 2b-West Jester l6b)
Honolulu. Yokohama, Kobe,
Shanghai, Hong Kong. Manila,
Singapore and Java Ports
From san Francisco
July l5-W. Carmonia Cit)
Aug. l5-A Steamer I4l)
Prom Seattle
July ll-west Ison (5g
Aug. 15-A Steamer GiD
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
TsinEtao, Tsku Bar, Chin
wangtao and Dniren
From Portland. Ore.
June 27-w. Momentum (3n
July 1s-west Keats (31)
Aug. s-west Nivaria (3D
Aug. 2s-Venits (31)
Yokohama, Kobe, shanghai,
Hong Kong, Manila aud
Daircn.
From Portland. Ore.
11~" N Montague a.
Yokohama, Kobe, Tientsln, Dslr-
eu, S"anghaI, Mania. iIung
King, saigon, SLs-.
cutts
Prom San Francisco
July k-west Caddoa IeS)
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French Exports Leap.

According to official statistics pub
lished in the Journal Oniciel for
May Fl, 1921, French exports during
the first four months OF 1921 exceed
ed imports for the same period by
2s2. $50. 900 francs, whereas during
the corresponding four months Of
1920 the adverse balance OF trade
amounted to 6,549, $3.50, 900 francs,
There was consequently an improve
ment in exports as compared with
imports of 6,S32. .o29 900 francs-
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Europe

| Nuu oPC
Antwerp-Sco Hsvre
From baltimore
June 22-Yaha G9)
July 2-YapsIsgs GO
July s-West Inskip GS
From New York
June 25-Yapalaga (1p
June 27-Yapalhgs (1S
Antwerp and Ghent
From Gsivcstop-TcIss City
June 25-w. Imboden 13D
Antwerp and Rotterdam
From BsItimsre
June 3O-Blmsport (4s)
July 14-Otho k<s)
From Hampton Roads
July 2-Elmsport (4S
July 16-Otho (ts)
Antwerp, Gheut & Rotterdam
Prom Mobile
June Ldg-A Steamer Uo7)
From Mobile
Ldg.-Dade Co. (1bs)
Prom Now Orleans
Late June-A Steamer 1ts)
Barcelona vsiepcis, Gonsos
and Pfraeus
From Baltimore
Late June-C. of st. Joseph
40
Mid July-w. Lashawsy uD
Aus. UD
Belfast. Dublin and Cork
Prom Baltimore
June 25-East Chicago 0b)
July 1o-Des NJ. Bridge GD
From Now Work.
LdgIPipestons Co. (33)
July s-Consort (ss)
Bremen
From Galvo~ton-ru1as City
Juno 25-Afel CID
From New Orleans.
June 2e-Hutchipson (77)
Bremen and Hamburg
Prom Houston
June 2b-Dec. Bridge Gio)
June 2O-Nor. Bridge U20)
July 5-Oklahoms City Q2o)
July io-KnoIville U20)
July 15-C. OF I,ordsburg (l2o)
Aug. 5-Macomet G20)
From philadeiphis
June 5o-City of Flint (73)
July 6-Satartia (72)
July 70-Charlot (77)
Aug. l0-Chickasaw (7z1
Frovu Norfolk
July 27-Sstartia (72)
Bremen and DsngiE
Prom New York
July l5-Hudson tlbV
July 2S-Prin. Matoika (lBs)
July 2s-Potomac u6O
Sept 7-Prin. Mstotka (lbs)
Sept. i.-Potomao USp
Oct 1e-PotamAe Uks)
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so that they might pass through the
Welland Canal. are not regarded as
the most economical vessels for these
trades. However. the Shipping Board
has a large number OF these lax
and the feeder services afford employ
ment for more than twenty OF them
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% N. Y. q Cuba M 3. z. Co..
FIT Wall. N. Y. Jno- 1900.
90 n. Y. & Porto Rico s. $. Co.,
100 N. Att. & West s. s. Co.,
Ill Summer st. Boston.
Beach sl3o.
es Exchange st, Portland. Ne.
1856 So. 4th at, Phils.
10I Northern Steamship Co,
II Battery, N. Y. VIII. 1875.
104 Oriental Navigation Co..
80 B'way. N. Y, VIII. 7so.
Io5 Pacific Mail s. s. Co.,
7 Hanover So. B. G'n 4s3o.
1es Pacific Steamship Co.,
II State st, N. Y.
Bowling Green 562b.
The Admiral Line,
(See -.
107 Page & Jones,
Blk. of Mobile bldg. Mobile
ia Potter Trans. Co., Inc,
IL B'way. n. Y. B. Gn Ss1a-
11e Rcd Star Line,
(See 69-A)
0 B'way. n. Y. b. G'n $500
I29 Ripley. Daniel & Co,
Marine Bldg. Galveston
lei Rogers & webb,
10 State St, Boston
121-A Roosevelt 3. s. CO., Inc.
- Beaver ST.. N.Y.B Bd. 1858
122 Seaboard e. Gulf SIS. Co.
Pr. 81 E-R.N.Y. Orch. s++o
I28 S~sser 8. s. Line.
Is Pearl st. N. Y B.G'n 3T1s
12f SEitcoyicb y, & CO.,
Cotton Exch., Galveston.
1s6 stssbee, Humphrey a o..
20 So. VIM st. Bd. 1053
12s s. All. Maritime Corp,
Munsey Bldg, Washington
l32 spraeue, C. II. & Son,
o. l4l Milk ST., Boston.
1876 State Marine Co.
Munsey Bldg, BALTIC.
st. Paul 1884.
1Se Steele, J.H.w.&Co-. Inc
2lo7 Strand. Galveston
so Broad St., N. Y.
$40 Common St. N. OrL.
40 strschan Shipping Co.
Savannah, Ga.
141 struthrrs q Dixon
3iS Sansome St. San Fran.
I42 Sudden 4 Christensen,
~ whitehall st. N. Y.
Bowling Green oo4s.
llo Market St.. San Fran
(See 81
l4t Susquebsnnn, s-S.Co.,Ino
"a stone, N. Y. Bon 2953
(See SD
1i5 Swayne & Hoyt, Inc.
$50 Sansome St. San Fran
1ts Tam. Int--ocoan SIS. Co.
Tampa, Fla.
1t7 Terminal shipping Co.
Keyser Bldg, BALTIC.
St Paul 1910.
$50 Therndyke g. Trenhoine.
L, c. Smith Bldg, Seattle
I51 TrRcy, NJ. VI. 4 Co.
IT state SIN Y II. G'n768s
1883 TrosdnIe, Plant 4 Isfonts,
@20 Charles St, New Orl.
154 United Am. UncS, Inc.
80 Bway, n. Y. VIII. 1890
1856 United Steamship Co.
Galveston. Ter
1877 U. 3. a Austrslasia Line
8 Bridge. N. Y. Bon $3.50
I5s U. 3. Mail s. 6. Co, Inc.
~ Bvsy, N. Y. VIII. ice
I65 wsterbouse, y. a Co.,
Central Bldg, Seattle.
166 Waterman =. =. Corp
Mobile, Ala.
167 Vessel. Duysl q 90.
IS Broad ST. n. 7. I'd. 62ss
1T2 Williams. Diamond & Co.
Sannome St. San Fran.
15l Williamson a Rsuerr Co.
&c n. Bay St, Savannah.
Tel Ss,
iTb winchester. J. ~. a Co.
Prod. Erch. n On ts6e.
lTs wipdvsrd Island line
CITY Bank Bldg. AobLl.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21

Before starting on your vacation
Telephone mnin $500 and arrange to
have The Washington Times follow
you ts the mountains, sesshoro or
siIyery dell.
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STEAMSHIPS
g!!!!:!!!!ElBY!2:!:!!|!.! !! 8! :!
NEW YORK TO EUROPE

NH VIA" l. ~ cCINoG
SdSIin0s from Pier u, J4th st. N. R
PLYMOUTH - CHERBoURG - BREMEN
AMERICA: June Is, July u. Aus. ~
GEORGE WASHINGTON:
July 30, Aug. n. Sspt ~
PLYMOUTH-BOULOG
Eeto-Lururious-C tortoble-
PANHANDLE STATE: June IL kns. Z. Sspt.
OLD NORTH STATE: July u. kut. Is, Ssetu
BREMEN-DANZIG
HUDSON: Jay u, Ass. 30, Sss. IS
PRINCESS MATOIKA: July u, ssst- ]
POTOMAC: July 70, Ss,t. II, oet- 70
Observation-Disclosures
POCAHONTAS.
U. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Stewart Bldg, Baltimore
Phone Calvert 3460.
IS Broadway. N. Y.
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New Zealand and Austrsihas
Ports
Prom New York
June 22-East Planet (1S7)
July-Easterner G57)
Prom Puget Sound
June 2s-west Hixton (55)
India and Dutch East
Indies
Penang. Bolawsn-DothL Port
swettenhsm. Singapore, etc.
From New York
June 26-w. Calumb $50
July 1b-Wm Penn $50
Africa
Azores. Madeira, Csnsrios and
West African Ports
From Pensacola, Mobile and
New Orleans
June Ldg-Blue Triangle tt1)
Azores. Csnaries. West Coast
MrfCa
PROM New York
Ldg.-conejos (sD
North Africa, MALTA. Eeypt Le-
want, Red Sea Ports
Prom New York
June 25-Coid Harbor asa,
South African Ports
From New York
juno 7z-East Crsg (1S7)
Coastwise
From Charleston
June 21.-L Faribault (zs,
June 2S-L. Elsmere (29)
July 81 Ellenorah (2S
From jacksonville
June 27-L ElEmere (7D
July IL. EllenorAh (SsD
Charleston, Jsok-cuviBs
Prom Boston
June li-L. Ellenorah CID
New York
Prom Brunswtck
June SOL Fillmore (3S
From Tampa
June sl-Conotton (7s1
Cristobsl, Balboa, Ccrfnts, Ii
Libertsd. san jose de GuAte-
msIa, San Pedro, San Frnn-
cisco, Oakland and Honolulu
Prom Now York and rhth-
delphia
June .5-Empiro state C1sss
Los Angeles. San Franciso~
Portland, seattle
Prom Philsdoiphts
June 22-w. Islct~ 'Oo)
July 7-Artigas C1oo)
July 22-Lehigh Goo)
Aug. Brush Noo)
Prom Boston
July 1-Artigas (1oo)
July 15-Lehigh N0o)
Aug. Brush 1oo)
From Portland. Mo
June 2s-ArtiEas C1oo)
July 12-LehiEh u0O)
July 2s-Brush (1Oe
Port Of Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco, and Hawaiian Islands
Prom Baltimore.
July l6--Hawk. state te)
Wilmington, Brunswick
From New York
Jun. AL Fillmore IfD
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FREIGHT
SERVICE

Key number in pEcnthcsis
following ships name indicates
name of operating company In
preceding list
The Washington times., 1921-06-21
4 Tho Admiral Linz,

4 Tho Admiral Line,
II State St N. Y.
Bowling Green 5sza-
(See 1869.
. American Line.
II B'wsy. N. Y. B. G'n $3.50
(See 6S-A)-
IL Atlantic Transport Co..
. Bwsy. N. Y. 3. G'n S3o6
(See 69-A)
IL Bait. Oceanic q. s. Co.,
Continental Bldg. Baltic.
st. Paul 4461.
rB Baltimore Steamship Co.,
81 Bway, N Y, Bd o3sS.
rB Barber Steamship Lines
II Bat. Pl.. N Y. VIII 1900
10 Black Diamond s. s. Corp.
81 Exch. Pl.. Rector 1892.
20 Blake. w. A.. q Co..
30 Gay st. Baltimore.
St. Paul $3.50.
f3 Bull. A. H. a Co.,
30 West St. NY.B.Gn 1900
- CaIIaghan Atkinson = Co.
IL Bway. N.Y.B.Gn 1870.
e7 Carolina Company.
Charleston, S. c.
20 Clyde Steamship Co.,
Pier 36. N.R.N.Y. sp. $500
CSee 7s)
II Column Pac. Shipping Co.
Bd. Trade, Portland, o.
CSee f4O
z3 Cosmopolitan s. Co., Inc,
~ Bway. ~ Y. Bd 5l5l
117 w. Adams St, Chgo.
Ran 1915.
90 Earn Line Steamship Co..
139 s. tth St, Phila. Z
a. Elder Steel s. S. Co.,
SO Broad St. N. Y. Bd. 1890
- X. c. Evans a Sons.
45l California st. San Fran
~ EIwoII, j. w, & Co.,
II State StN.Y.Y.B. en- 1880
<5 Emery, J. s., & Co.,
1li state ST, Boston
a. Export Steamship Corp.
7b Bway, ". Y, b. On 3b4s
IS Export Trans. Co., Inc,
~ Bwsy. N. Y. Bd. +1f7.
81 France g. Can. SIS. Corp.
100 Bway. N. Y. Rec. $500.
"a General Navigation Co,
IS Bway. n. Y. Bd. 1891.
IS General Steamship Corp,
33t Ssnsome at, San Fran.
Kearney 4lO0
GA. Grace, w. r., 4 Co.
z Hanover So. n. Y.
(See 1859 B.G'n 1870.
30 Green star S.S. Corp,
l20 Bwsy, NY. B.G'n 222s
81 Harris, MsgilI g. Co., Inc,
80 8. VIM. st, Bd- 4935.
s5 Haslcr a. Co.. Inc.
2 B'way. N. Y. u. G'n $500.
q Int. FreightInE Corp,
10 B'way. N. T.. Cort. 33s5-
Lafayette bldg. Phila-
Lombard 5s33.
GA Int. Mercantile Marine,
II Bway, N. Y, Il. en- 923O.
iSee 2, IL, 116).
AZ Kerr Steamship Co, Inc,
~ Beaver ct. n. Y, Bd. 500.
s3 Lind Nav. Co.,
II Battery, N. Y, VIII. 1883.
~ Lykes Brothers,
Gidden bldg, Galveston.
IS Mallory Steamship Co.
Pr; Ss, n; r. N. y spg. $500.
- Mallory, c. D.. 8 CO., Inc,
so Matson Nsvirstiou Co.,
l20 Market St. San Fran.
az Mccormick a Mcpherson,
503 Market ST.. San Fran
Nearncy 2672.
81 Mississippi shipping Co.,
Ncw Orleans, La
90 Mrors & Mccormack Co.,
Bway, y. v, n. on 2ssb.
~ Munson. :. :. Iine~.
G7 wall ". Y. Il G'n $500.
p6 New OrI. a 3. 4. =. \. o.,
q &. bldg. New Orleans
o. y. v. a Arg. =. =. Co,
80 BSsy, n Y, Bd b11a.
The Washington times., 1921-06-21

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Middletown transcript., 1921-11-19
ESTATE OF THEODORE CARROW

ESTATE OF THEODORE CARROW.
Deceased. Notice is hereby given that
Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
of Theodore Carrow, late of Red Lion
Hundred, deceased, were duly granted
unto Mary E. Catrow on the Eighth
dav of November A. D. 1921 and all
persons indebted to the said deceased
are requested to make payment to the
Executrix without delay, and all per-
sons having demands against the de-
ceased are required to exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly probated to the said
Executrix on or before the Eighth day
of November A. D. 1922 or abide by
the law in this behalf.
MARY E. CARROw,
Address Executrix.
RICHARD S. RODNEY, Att'y-at-Law,
9O7 Market Street,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Middletown transcript., 1921-11-19
Your Weight

ETATE OF JOSEPH L. PARSONS,
Deceased. Notice is hereby given that
Letters of Administration upon the Es-
tate of Joseph l.. Parsons, late of st
Georges Hundred, deceased, were duly
granted unto Debby V. Thompson and
Lucy Bowers on the Eighteenth day Of
April A. D. 1921. and all persons in
debted to the said deceased are request
ed to make payment to the Administra-
trices without delay, and all persons
having demands against the deceased
are required to exhibit and present the
same duly probated to the said Admin
istratrices on or before the Eighteenth
day of April A. D. 1922, or abide by the
law in this behalf.
DEBBY V. THOMPSON,
LUCY BOWERS,
Address ADMINISTRATORS.
MARTIN BuRRIs, Att'y-at Law,
Middletown. Delaware, or
JAMES w. CHAPMAN, JR., Att'y-at-Law
SIG Munsey Building,
Baltimore, Md.
, 1921-11-18
PACKING HOUSE
CUT ACCEPTED

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-EmpIoycs OF
the packing houses here late today
announced they had accepted the
wage reductions presented by the
companies to he shop representation
councils.