davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
South America

SOUTR America
Antofagasta, see csassesai, raiss
africa, See cris.ssAl. raisa
Bahia, See Para
Bahia Blanca, Montevides, Buenes
Ayres
>rrom Mobile
Feb. s--LAURELi fF) Munson S. s. Linss
Buenos Ayres See Bahia. Montevideo. Rio
de Janeiro, Bahia Blanca, santos
CabedeIo, See Para
CaIlao, See oristobal, Paita
Ceara, SEQ Para
Cempana, Sec Montevidee
Coquimbo. Sec raisa
Cristobal, Also sec Port Au rrinc.
From New York
FEB. S--ADvANCE (PFbf) Panama Line
From Norfolk
FEB. 2-CRIsToBAI (PFN) Panama Line
Cristobal, CalIas, africa, Iquiaus,
Antsfagasta, Valparaiso
From New York
Feb, 9-SANTA ELISA (PFMy Grace Limo
Feb. 23-sANTA LUIsA GPFM) Grace Line
Mar. 9--SANTA TEREsAt tPFNx) Grace Linz
| Mar. 2a-sANTA ANA (PFAf) Grace Linz
Cufaeae, sss Mayasaes. San Jsaa
Eten, See raisa
Iauique, See crassesal. raisa
Iquitos; 500 ra.a
La Guayra, See Assasaex. Sass Jsan
,, La Plata, See Monteyidco, Rio de yaneirs
Maeeio, sss Rara
Msnaes, $50 raa~
Maraeaibo, ses MAras~ss. San snas y,
Maranhana, see rara
Mayaguez, P. R., La Guayra, Cura-
Gao, Maraeaibe
FRaxa New Ysrk
Feb, s--ZULIA tPFkfl Red - Line
Feb. .ls-MARAcAIBq tpFM, Rcd Line
Mollcnde, sos rnisa
Msntevideo, Buenes Ayres
Also see Rio do Janciro. Bah,a Blanc.
Hrsm New Yerk
FEB, 6-HILARIUS tF) Houston Lisee
Fob. 10 DrlLAMBRE tFD I.ampors a HoI.
Msatevideo, Busnos Ayres, Rssaie
Frsaa Nav Yark
| Yeb. l0--TAATAR PRINCE tF} prssee rs,.
weh. sS--TRoJAN PRINCE {r, Prince Y,..
Ysb. ss--MANcHuR1ANp pRrNcEtF,P prime,
Meatevidee, La Plata, Bueass Ayres
Ersan New York
TeN, 1n--DoCHRA (F1G) Barber Itns
Moatevides, La Plata, Compana,
Rosario
Frox New York
Rsis. s-BIELA CD Lampert a Rs1s
Natal, $50 raa#
Paita, Eten, Slavery, Calzae. Piaee,
MsasAds, africa, Isuisae. Aata.
fagasta, ceauimbs, ,Valaa.
raise, TaleahaaMs
Frem Few YssA
Feb. S--oRcUS tB') West Coast Line
Para, MaAass, iquitss. MaraaAana,
Csara, Parahyba, Maeeio, Par.
aansbues, cabedslls. Natal
Fresm New Yexk
FEB. D-JusTIN tF1 Booth Line
Para, Maranhan, Csara, Natal,
cabedeIlo, Psrnambueo, Maseis'
Bahia, Rio de Janeirs
!. rrcns New York
Feb. s--IsAEE FARABEm tfr, WARE y.,..
Feb. 19--cAMOENS lF3 Latnnor, q. pait
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Trieste
Frarm PhiaadeIukia
Feb. "A STEAMER iF1 chas IT. Meges
keval, sse ea-tassabwrs. casasssssssH
Riga, -. cArissssssa
Rotterdam, i',s,ss.1 a1,s noe aa'serp' london
From Few ysrk
s1eading--EA STERN NOON tF5
w. CosnopoiitanLsnes
A@ns 7-YAKA (F>
Black piarnossf, q. q. Corp.
ro0. Io--WEsT HEMATITE tFl
Cosmopolitan Lines
DoS' 1A---k. l. LuCKENBACH tFMl
Luckenbach Lines
Nep' Es-WEsTERN GLEN ct,
Gosmo politan Lines
RoD. SA---Y YAPALAGA {F)
Black Diamond 3. s, Corr.
1op' @o--ANDREA r. LUCKENBACH (gM
Luckenbach Lines
! ~sS, TULSA tF)
Siack Diamond 8. g. Corr
From Baltimore
fcs. lara (F'l
Rlack Dtannend s. q. csrp.
rss res' ss--ELAsPohr tF, orisis 8. .. faat
FEB. e5--TUI.sA tF,
Black Diamond 8. 8. Corp.
saafs 1---YAPALAaA OF, Mh
slack Diasnond g.. g. Corp
From Phiiadelphia
heb. l4-tsHoRTsvILLH (FM} tU.sss.B)
Luckenbach Lines
fe0. zs--gAsTERN SOLDIER tFM, (U
s. R,) Luckenbach Lines
From Hampton Roads
rs so5 pSs's u; ori.,. IS 'rrs I : Lin.
Rotterdam, Hamburg
From Philadelpliia
reD. .1o---SATARTIA (F)
Aerr Steamship Co.. Inc.
FEB. eD.1a---GIARLoT (F)
Aerr Steamship Co., Inc.
Rouen, Soc nsvrs
st. Nazaire, Sec Havrs !
Salonica, See Piraeus
Santander, See viss
Smyrna, Sos Plraeas.
Ssuthamptsn, Cherbsurg
II From Rev YerR
Feb. s-AQUITANIA (PFM) cnnard.Lins
Feb. .16-ADRIATIC (PFRM) white Star
Stavanger, SEQ rrendh,era. ohrss.aaia
Stockholm, See astheasars. chrissssaia
lFIeStes Sec FfRaeHs, FaeFws
Trondhjem
From New York
First Half Teb.--RANENFJcRD(F (F)
Observation-Disclosures Line
T'rondhjem, Bergen, Stavangsr,
Ckristiansand, Christiania
FYom New York
, Feb. 3-oTTAR JARLsCT)
a.. q. Stray y. 3. Corp.
Varpa, Sec conssaatiaeple
Venice, SEQ Pirseus
Vigo, Coruna. Gijon, Santander, Bill.
bao, Also see Lisbon, Patras
From New York
Feb. 1e-BLACK ARROW (F) Ward Line
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islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

@aS SakAStSs~1&k1 n kJC6
San Juan, sss Forte as,s
Santa Marta, See xissss.n
Santiago, Kingston, Belize. s,;s..
Honduras, Puerto gar;s
Guatemala; Trela, Tras;s.
Honduras Nas
From New York
=, nes. ,s--zAe.APA tpFsf) Uai,ed yTa,. IS
Trinidad Demerara, Paramaribo, {,
Laurent, Cayenne, s.l.s.s A,.s
Fes. t5---LAKE LEDAN fgt
Iiyas y. 8. CO. xFogets, 60.
Trela, SEQ santiago iss',
TruxilIo, See Santiago
West Coast Ports, See klns.tso
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South America
Psfa, peraambucs, Bahia, Rio ae
! IaHeiro, Santos, Rio Grande de-

ara, Eeraambuce, kahia, Rio as
~ JaHeiro, Santos, Rio Grande ds
Sui
Frsms New Yerk
eD' i-res81ENDEVoN ta') Pr.ncs Lins
Parahyba, sss Rara
Pernanbuce, ses rsra,
pisce, sse rasaa
Pert au Prince, Cristebal
From New York
Fes. sr--coLoN lPFa> Panama Line
Sarfo Ricos See saa sxaa. Msyasrss
Puerto Cabsilo, So. saa sssa
Ris de Janeire, Bueaes Ayres
Also see Para, santos
From New York
Feb. sc--A STEAMER fF,
Nsrth a south Lac
k'e de Janeire, Meatevidse, Bwsnss
Ayres,
From New York
eb. FEB. s--AEoLus )Munson s.s. Lines
Ees. IS--VAUBAN (PFRM) Lamport & Holt
Ms de Janeiso, Santos, 6uenos Ayres,
G@ MsA -
From Mobile
eees 4o--A STEAMER (F)
Munson S. s.. Lines
Kio de Janeiro, Santss. Msnteyides,
Buenos Ayres
From New York
Fes. es.@5--QUITTACAs fF}
Munson s. s. Lines
From Philadelphia
Feb. 6---MERCER fFl
International E'reiRhtiM4 Cerp.
Feb. 2S--NOCKUM tFl
International Frsighting Corp.
Kie de yaneiro, Santos, Rio Granda
do Sui FROM New York
Feb. 2H--MANcHURTAN PRINcEtF Prince
Rio Grande do Sui
ses Fars. Hie do Jazsars
K0SaY7a See Moateyidee
Salaverry, SEQ Paisa
San Juan, p. x. La Guayra, Pwerss
Cabelle, Curacao and Maraeaibe
via Curacao Frem New York
Feb. LPHIAtPFMyRedpLi
Feb. tPFMlRed d Line
Santos, Rio de Janeire, Buenas Ayres,
Also see Para, Rio de Janeiro
From jacksonville
Feb. LEA STEAMER <F> Jacksonville Line
Talcahuano, ses Paiss
Valparaiso. SEQ cristsbsi, vAsss
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China, Japan
Philippines

Straits Settlement.
Adeny Singapore, Manila, Hons Kos.
Fvein New York
Feb. 2-MooRisH PRINCE 1yr1 r,.,.
Cebu, see Manila '''ne'
Dairen, See Yekshsns
Hong Kong. ssss.ss, sss ysasasS. ss.s asasl.ls
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shass.
hal, Mania, Hong Kong
From San Franciscs
Feb. 5---coLoABrA tPFM,
r, >, Pacific Mail s. s. Cs.
iIoilo, Sea MauIa
Kobe, sss Honolulu. yokshssaa
Manila See yosohana. RsssislA
Shanghai, Alden
Manila, lloilo
From New York
fe0. o--WYTHEyILLE fE) CU.s.s. b
Barber Lines
Shanghai, Manila, Hong Kaas
S;n~, Also gee HensIeyu
P"ics Yokoharna
From New York
Feb. 1s--AARoLD DOLLAR tF)
Dollar Line
From Seattle
May f2-WHEATLAND MONTANA ",
Admiral Line
Singapore, Sec Shanghai. Adsp
Vladivostok, See Yokohama
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hons
Kong Also see Honolulu
From New York
TIL. 4 u ~
rep. ise d5--BoW rs CASTLE Cd Barber l4iaei
Feb. 25--R EKETTICUT (F) (U ED
Barber Lines
Feb. 28--IIAGU9 MARTs s(IT)- Barber Lines
Mar. 5--ARGUN AfARU. (ls) Barber Lines
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hou,
Kong, Manila
From New York
hsp' '---RedpsA 49, 4 ,t 6bl CUtS,s. b
Feb -EgInSYAtt vi tFl tU.s.s.B.}
Barber Lines
FEB. l9--EENoNI (F) (U.S.S.B.g
Barber Lines
FEB. 26---EASTERN PLANET(Fo cts S,ts4
Barber Lines
Feb. :s,e rs ae-W ENATCHEE CPD Barber Idns,
Feb. 2S--IdA CUE M-ARU CD Barber Lin.s
From New Orleans
sep: :,ss IS .t. saEAAER "a ga GosmopoiitAa
offers.
From Seattle
Feb. 2I--DEL4IGHT tFAT} Waterhouse 81
EST JESTER (Fhf)
Waterhouse & Co.
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai, iiol.
Kong, Manila. Dairen,
Mar. .-cRoIFsr IFrem q Z Sc Seattle atsbs ..-.,..g,,..
Mar. e7-gDMoRE tF) Adm:.ai Iine
Apr. 19--ELDRIDCE (Fl Admiral Lins
june 4-CITY OF SPOKANE lE1
Admiral Line
From Portland
Mar o-MONTAGUE kF) Admiral Ein.
Apr. 7--ABERCOS (F) Admiral Linz
May S--PAWLET (F) Admiral Iins
Suns 2-COAXET CD Admiral Line
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Islands of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea

AUX Cages, See Cape Haiti
Belize, See Santiago
Bermuda
From New York
Feb. 2--FORT HAMILTON 6PFAd9
Furness Bermuda Line
Feb. 5--FoRT VICTORIA tPFbD
F'urness Bermuda Line
Feb. s--FoRT HAMILTON 3PFAI1
E'urncss Bermuda Line
British Honduras, See Santiago
Cape Haiti, Port au Prince, Aux
Cages, Jacmel, Kingston, Puerto
Colombia, Cartagena
From New York
Feb. 15--LAKE SEBAGOi (Er)
Clyde S. s. Co. (Foreign seryice1
Cartagena, See Aingssen
Cayenne, See Trinidad
Cristobal, See sss.h Asnsriea, HavaAa
Demerara, See ssgu;.,.a =; Thomas. Grenada.
Grenada, Trinidad, Demerara
From New York
Feb. s--.MATURA tPFAf) Trinidad I,ns
Feb. 21--MAYARO tPFM) Trinidad Tine
Mar. s--MARAvAI4 (PFhf9 trinidad In.
Guatemala, See Santiago
Havana, Santiago. Port Antonio.
Kingston, Cristobal, West Csast
Ports, Port LimoD
From New York
Feb. 5-PAsToREs 6PFSf) United Frutt
Feb. II w LqA.tPFM) a United Fruit Co.
Fsb. .26--CALAMARES (PFM) United Fr,,i+
Mar 5--PASToRES tPPAfl United Fruit
Jacmel, Sec Cape Haiti
jamaican 0utports, si.ssssa e. sssss,ass
kingston, Cartageaa, Puerto Celem.
bia, Santa Marta Also SEQ Hayana.
From New York
FEB. 1--TTvIyES (PFMl United Fruit Co.
Feb. 15--SANTA 9United Fruit
Kingston, Cristobal, West Coast
Psrts, Cartagena, Puerto cs-
iombia, Santa Marta
From New YSrk
Feb. s--sIxAoLA iPEal United Fruit Co.
FEB. 2e--CARRILLo tPFNf5 United Fruit
Kingston, jamaican Outports
From New York
FEB. IA STEAMER tF9 pi G!orgio x Ca.
Mayaguez, See Rssss Ease
Pagamaribo, See Trinidsa
Ponce. sss Ports siss ~
Pert Amtonia, sss Hsvaas
U~.x s-~~ Sea Mxv~sxa
Psrts Rice (San Juan, Ponce, Mars.
sasx)
Frssa BaItimere.
Reb. LAKE RANQCIER tBls
EAiuMers D. q. Co., THa.
KaS. aS--~LASE El.ON (Fls
+ Bsitimcrs 8. s. Co., lac.
s0thsg psrts ga ADpiicattss.
Eecm Jacksonville
egth Ee MenshS-SF LED Jacksonssiis Isna
Puerse Rarrios, .ses sansiAss
Pserss CsIsabis, esss sss s.ssssss. a.,.s
ST. Laureat, sss Tr.alsAA
ST. Thsmas, ST. craix,, 81. kits. An-
sigsa, Gaadslsnps. Msrtiaiass.
Barbadee
Fresn New gsYk
- ciSas s. D. CO. .. sE.rsixa services,
81, Themas, ST. Creix. ST. Kits. An.
sigua, Gaadsioupe. Domiaiea.
Martinique, ST. Lucia, Barbe.
dos, Demerara
Frsm New Yers
peh. le--E CORONA irFss, cushes il. s. Go.
NJ. W.. 80 y, e,as. AHiM. ssFml Qnehae y b 90.
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!; Cuba and Mexico
Anfilla See saatan1as
Aatilla. Caibarisa, Casasnss
From New Orleans
Jan. ag~-IaAxE FRIAH eFM) wasd Lsns
caibarien, ses Antili.
CaFaenas sss ssataaaas. Axs.ua
New-York tribune., 1921-02-01
Europe

Europe
Pirae1n, Smyrna, Ealonica, Constap,
sinppIe
From New York
Feb. s2--RrvER ARAxf1S (El Cnnard Line
Pirasus, Pasras, Ssloaica, venise,
Trieste
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FEB. l6--E oRoNA iFFsf} tauahee i. 81 a,
FEB. FEB. ss-- "a RfAf fsFMl espebas s. b 10.
Mar. Ie---eau lana tpE,aa9 Quebec s. s.. Co.
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G0thcnkMrS, Also zee Christians
From, New York
Feb. o--DRSoTTNINGHoIM lPEAls
Mar. ,o-sTTS sTs ss'shloIsT'sra eknona srPae. Ne
-s SwexNsh-Arneriean Line
Gothenburg, Copenhasea, Abo, Hel.
singfors
FrornS New York
AA' So 5. g. stray: ). s s. Corr.
Gothenburg, Coisenhaxen, Stsck.
holm, RevaI, helsingfors
From News York
Feb, 2--PAnsoLA tF} d3obe Lsas
Gothenburg, Malmss Steckheim,
Norrkoping
From New YssXA
Feb. .1o-BRAHEHoI4Ms (Tls
Swedish American xiiss
Feb. lB--BoLMENS SlF)s
MAJ. --sxsl.snoT. sxss,shl o1ssr'sss ssS. His''
Mar. .2s--GUSTAvSHOLM (F1s
Swedish-Anersc Line
.Freight also resolved Ter other pIpts IN
Sweden and Finland.
Hamburg hns,.s.;sn Aiss sss hrssssa: sssss,. r.x.
From New York
Feb. 2--LAKE sGANADo tF)
Feb. AMERICAN (rM1s
United American Isnsa, Ina,
Feb. f0--FtJ. LUCKEHBACH (FMls
Ldckenbach Lines
Feb. 12-MYSTTC {FM1s.
United American Lines. yne
Feb. aS--I4AkE Ell PUEBLO {F,
Richard Lines
Feb. 1S--MotJNT CfAT (PF5s
United American Lines, Inu.
Feb. 24--MANCHuRIA tPFRJ o Arneefoax
Feb. &6--IPSWICH {FM1e =
~, untted American Lines. yae.
Mar. a--HARRY LUCK ENBACH tFMI
LuekeHhach Lines
aar, .0--IAxE SAWS syE1 Eichav a r.ire. 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-08
War Finance Machine
May Cover the Nation
Expansion Forecast to Handle
Farm Credits Before Time
Limit Expires

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-Creation Of
war finance corporation machinery in
all parts of the country may be neces-
sary in the event that Congress en-
larges the duties of that organization,
officials said tonight. Administration
of agricultural credit relief specially
in the West and South-officials de-
clared, would make essential extension
Of the corporation's facilities Tor hand
ling business in farming centers.
Legislation now pending, 1t was ex-
planned. would authorize the corpora
ton to deal with some $1,000 banks in
the interest of farm export loans, as
we'll as trust companies and lndlvld-
uals. More than $1,000, 100000 may be-
come involved in the various export
transactions, dealing with cotton, grain
and cattle.
The enabling legislation now pro-
posed would terminate these activities
at the end Of June, 1922. To handle
what may be an enormous business in
less than year, it was believed an
emergency organization might quickly
be built up along the lines of the gov
ernments wartime stats.
However, officials declared, with the
enabling legislation still pending and
the possibility of considerable change
in the bill before final action by Con-
gress, no definite plans have been
worked out, although a tentative pro-
gram is under consideration.
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s,rEVENSyuIF TEX.

r e Cox Dry Goods Co; e. NJ. Cox.
~epresenenting, ladies' ready to wear and
millinery, 81 1.Ichtenstein Co, % W.
$50 ST.
Silk Baer & Fuller, & W. Schrick.
brass goods. humidors. smoking acces-
SORES, cigars and cigarettes; l.. Baer.
waists skirts, house dresses and middies,
Emporium World Millinery Co; B. &.
Toor. millinery; Cpl Bway.
W. Clarkson & Sons Wooden Co. c.
Clarkson dry goods, wooisns' M rney "
Lauenstein. dresses; s25 5th av.
b Nugent n c. Co; Mrs. NJ. Pannell.
dresses; 1861 Broadway.
ST. PAL l.. MINI.
@ sommers & Co. A. c. Guardian.
wash goods: ss5 Rway.
TERRE HAI TIE. IND.
Levin Bros. l.. Nj. Levin. piece goods;
395 b way
TOLEDO. ONO
Emporium World Millinery Co; NJ Moses,
W L. lilner & CO. J. f. Garrison. house
furnishings. china and hardware, Miss {.
Merrimar notions and art needlewoTk; ;.
T.. Conrad, candy, jewelrv. leather goods,
gloves. necllwear, trimmings and handher-
chiefs; Miss Il. Farrell. corsets; T. c.
Campee. girls and infants wear care OF
Alfred Eantl. 116 ". 32d st.
TUSCALOOSA, OKLA.
Pizitz Mercantile Co, Max Pizitz, gen.
mdse., Louis Prayer. PIG 5th av.
UNION CITY. TENN.
6. Childs speeialty House; Mrs Tu W; u, 3
At w 34th st, room s2l.
UTICA, \. Y.
Boston Store; \. Smith. ready to wear,
chidrens wear; 81 West Goth St, care
~ VAN NEST. Ny.
Plaza Shirt Co.; NJ. Lyman. piece goods;
vINCENNES, IND.
The Lyons Shop; ]. siegel. ladies' ready
to wear; Arthur Mincer, ~ W. SEA st.
VIRGINIA, MINI.
& a c
ready to wear; Arthur Mincer. 1ls w.
WASHINGTON
c. King & Sons; Mrs. NJ. Kinder. ready
to wear, childrens wear. corsets, bras
sieres;; Cumberland.
NJ. Goldenberg; X. f Miller, chidren's
The Hecht CO.. Miss Langenkemp fall
suits; Well & Hartman. 1l5 w. 30th st.
Lansburgh g. Bros; Miss Anna Horbach.
art needlewor1; Stanley Lansburgh. men $
WATEEBV KY. CONN.
Emporium World Millinery Co; NJ. Aaronn
millinery. GIL b way.
WATERLOO. IOWA
Burch Bros G z. Burch. ladies' ready
to wear, as W. Saith st
WAUSAU, WIS.
winkelmans Dept. Store; F. winkei-
man. md's w, nsnssss Il E. r F3a St
Wyoming Garment Co; Charles Slime
field, coats. suits dresses, children's coats;
WILIISToN. N. D.
L 3. Weinberg; l. B. Weinberg. worn-
ems ready to wear and shoes; Breslin.
WOLFE CITY, TEX
J.. w. Motley Co; J; w. Motley. dry
goods and notions; Martinique.
WORCESTER, MASS.
Louise Shop; Miss MOURN, ready 10
wear; Hart Flanagan, 253 9Th av.
YORK. PA.
p Weist & Sons Miss Louise Miller. in
fants' wear; $40 18th av.
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FINANCIAL
rnE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
REDEEM ptfon Of Serial notes Maturing
November I. 1921

Tho American Tobacco Company hereby
gfves notice that It will redeem and pay.
on August IS. 1891, at the once of Quar-
anty Trust Co. OF New York lN Broad"
way, Borough OF Manhattan City OF Now
York. ALL 40 wit: 81. 900. At par OF its
Series c notes dated November /. 1913. ma
turing on November /, 1921. at par with
interest accrued from May l. 1891. 70 said
August H. 1891, and with a premium Of
one per cent on the principal OF said
notes. This redemption Is in accordance
With the terms OF Article ~ OF tho trust
agreement of November /. 1918. to which
Tho American Tobacco Company was
party OF tho hrst part. and Guaranty Trust
Company of New York Trustee WAS
party of tho second part, whereunder $26.
600. 900 at par Of 10 serial gold notes
were issued. Series A and Series B matur-
ing respectively November /. 1919. and
November /, 1929, having already boon
paid: and this notice Is IN accordance with
seid Article.
Holders Of any Of said Series c Of said
1891. may present such on. or at any time
said Guaranty Trust Company Of New
York. and tho said notes will be PAID with
accrued interest up TO August Is. 1891. and
the premium OF one per cont. as Aforesaid:
whether so presented or not, such notes
shall cease to draw interest on said Az
gust IL. 1891. and coupons for interest sub
ssquent TO that date shall be vo!d.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
BY !. NJ. w HICKS. Treasurer.
July IL, 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-08
Apparel

Although retailers are purchasing
some fall apparel now, the market lacks
the snap that manufacturers consider
necessary for q successful season. The
hesitant attitude Of retailers is more
pronounced in the women's than in the
mems clothing trades. Retailers still
complain that prices Of women's gar
ments are too high. On the other hand
manufacturers say that further reduc-
tons are impossible. A mass meeting
of all branches of the women's clothing
industry in the New York market will
be held this afternoon to consider ways
and means Of preventing an overpro-
duction and consequent break in
prices.
The hosiery trade continues active
in the full fashioned silk division, but
cotton hose appear to be in only slight
demand. Women's knitted underwear
is more active at wholesale. The mems
furnishing goods business is spotty
and shirt manufacturers are delaying
showing spring lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-08
.Jewelry

Attention in the jewelry trade last
week again was focused on the dia-
mond division. Retailers reported q
further slight improvement in the de
mand for diamonds, while orders from
retailers to dealers also assumed
slightly larger proportions. Under the
stimulus of fresh American buying
power, European markets displayed re-
newed activity. according to latest re-
ports received here. Wholesalers there
have again entered the market. after
long abstinence.
With trade leaders predicting that
with the fall season normalcy will be
restored, the jewelry trade last week
presented decided optimistic appear
ance. A small but steady flow of buy
ing is coming in at retail stores.
Wholesale statesmen are turning in R
satisfactory volume of orders from re-
tailers, although ordering for future
needs is not done extensively. Present
prices will be maintained, according to
announcements made by most jewelry
merchants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-08
EngEand Has Hands Full
With Emigrants to q. S.
TypIlus Outbreak and Precau-
tionary Measures Cause Much
Congestion in Ports

LONDON, July 81 (By MaiD.-Eng
land has its hands full in dealing with
Eurogean emigrants bound for the
United States, who formerly went in
German ships.
Congestion in the ports of the
United Kingdom and the recent out
breal. Of typhus in Russia and the Bal
kans have caused the United States
Public Health Service to bestir itself
At the present time three American
surgeons are at work here, the first
public health officials in the United
Kingdom.
Dr. W. J. Pettus. formerly Assistant
Surgeon General of the United States
is in general charge of the work, with
Offices in the consulate. DIR. Burr Fer
guson will have direction Of operations
at the ports of London and Southamp
ton and DR.. N. B. Robinson at Liver
pool.
Duties which the new organization
will perform include the supervision
of inspection and handling of ali emf
grants for America and fumigatlon Of
ships for rats and vermin. This work
was formerly carried on through the
ordinary consular channels but now it
has grown to such proportions as to
make additional help necessary.
All second-class and third-class pas
sengers bound for the United States
must submit to medican inspection
before a sailing permit is issued. The
cmigrants are divided into two classes,
viz, the clean and the unclean. the
latter being subjected to thorough
cleansing ard their clothing disin-
fected. Persons coming from certain
countries or districts regarded as
Suspect" are detained twelve days.
This period of detention is passed
in big hostals provided by the steam
ship companies where the emigranss
are maintained at the companies ex-
pense in London and Liverpool.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-08
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR DEPARTMENT PRINT
dNGNPursu4nt 70 chapter %%7. Laws OF
Control hereby give notice that they win
receive sealed proposals until Thursday.
the st day of September, 1921. al 10 q. IN.
standard tim at the Office OF the state
Comptroller for executing the whole of tie
department printing work provided to be
done by said act for a period coqnnencina,
the 1st day Of October. 1921 ana ending
the 3Oth day OF juno, 1922. pursuant TO
md as provided IN the specifications there
Of Estimate and Control and in the office
of the Comptroller Of the State. 1t being
for printing shall include all department
printing required to be done in pursuance
of said act, ana that the work is TO be
performed as prescribed by law
Proposals must be made blank forms
which forms will be furnished on applica-
ton to tho Board Of Estimate and Control
Every bid received must be sealed bi 4
and inclosed Herewith the bidder shall
deposit with the State Board OF Estimate
hNe per centum Of the amount Of his bid
as guaranty that he VIII enter INTO tho
contract K it shall he awarded 70 him,
and notice Is hereby given that ihe rerson
TO whom the contract is awarded shall b.
required 70 execute and deliver 10 the
people OF the state OF New York a bond
IN the amount TO be determined by th.
BOARD a. guaranty for the faithful per
Torrance Of the contract.
Each proposition must he scaled UP wit h.
the guaranty and directed on the outside.
Proposal for Department Printing, and when
shall be lnclcsed In a separate envelope and
directed 20 the State Board OF Estimate
ana control. IT the office OF the State
Comptroller, Albany. \. y
No contract made in pursuance hereof
nor any interest in the sane shall b.. as
signahle to any person or Z sons wit hoiit
me written consent ct the aid Board OF
Estimate and Control
1t is further expressly understood that
the contract to be entered into as afore-
said shall contain the stipulation pre-
seribed IN section of the Labor Law
tnai no lehorer, workman or mechanic IN
the employ of the contractors sth-eor-
tractor or other person doing or contract
Ing to do the whole or a part of The wnrie
contemplated by the contract shall be
perlnitteG or required to work more than
\ hours IN any one calendar day ,Ncepi
in cases OF extraordinary cf1erYscncN-
caused by fire. flood danger to life or
property
The right to discriminate in favor or
such bid ~ tho Board may deem most
favorable to the State or 10 reject ans,
ana every proposal or proposals. 4 deemed
NrtaNoia bic or dis.td Vanfagaurs to the
State and to readN@rtl~c until satisfac tory
ana adNantaSeous proposals. shall be Ie-
NriNeH, Is hereby expressly reserved by the
undclsiencd, pursuant to said act
me right To ahrogatc or annul any con-
trnct made In pursuance hereof for fail
reserved 70 the said State Board OF EST
nate and Control. who viii upon such
annulmcrt or abroEation of contract or
IN case of failur. 10 enter into contract
with required accuiity. again advertise for
proposals pursuant To said act
Dated Albany. \. Y, June -. Gasl
JAMES y. WENDELL. Secretary.