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The New York herald., 1922-01-23

PARTNER with 5000 cash wanted, prefer
ably one with experience In loan office and
pawnbrokine business; wonderful opportunity
and excellent locatlon; real active man
can develop a good business In n short time.
Write, giving full particulars In first letter.
X 075 Herald, $50 Bway.
MANUFACTURER would carry on patent
or would take sole agency IN France for
new and Interesting article connected with
10 RODRTQUE, 10 Rue Daguerre. Parii
(France).
i3AKER-Have new type of bread want
a man with f0,0O0-s20,0 200 20 promote
corporation. Narobe, 3ld u. SD.
CTfEr. caterer: colorcd: general manager
restaurant; take lease. Gaskn. 1i5 w.
13oth st.
$3.50 BROADWAY. near 1921 st-Desirabie
store; great future.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Awe will pay highest possible prices for
furniture houses. apts.. pianos, bric-a-
brac. books. works OF art. NORMAN, IS
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2377.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
MAN.

NAN.
Last month the writer was having ex-
periences answering want ads. such as
you may be having now. ! ran across
cheap canvassing propositions and jobs
that We're undcrpaid or hopeless as to fu-
ture. but finally met some Western men
who are opening a business here that
offers more opportunities and Is DIFF
ferent from anything / know Of. They
will require certain types of men In re
building OF this business. and my first
duties TO find them. II the reader is
between 25 and 81. has decent record
and wants something better than usual
routine work I advise him TO me at
20 Court st.. room 81, opposite Borough
Hall, Brooklyn. ~. Y. NJ -. Backes.
MANAGER, summer health resort hotel ~
Y. State. 400 capacity; must know summer
hotel business thoroughly and be good busi-
ness getter. Give age. experience and full
particulars. Address II. c.. p. o. Box 372
City Hall Station. N Y.
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FURNITURE salesman. experienced: one
who has held rimilnr position with INSTALL
rnent furniture house. good position for n
live wire. only open Saturday EVENINGS Ad-
dress FISCHER Bros, $50 Columbus nv.
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MEN.

LARGE local COMPANY PLANS
TO OPEN DISTRICT. APPROXIMATE
ING 100000 POPULATION. WITH
NEW PATENT APPARATUS. AP-
PEALS TO EVERY MAN. WOMAN
AND CHILD; USED BY MANU-
FACTURERS AND MERCHANTS,
LOCAL AND NATIONAL. A GOOD
INCOME. PERMANENT CONNEC-
TION; BIG FUTURE TO THE MAN
WHO yrp soy VIII WoRR Fs HARP I1.I,1, APPLy
1901, GOTHAM BANK BLDG, CO.
LUMBUS CIRCLE.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
ESTIMATOR.

Experienced man IN high class wood
working factory catering 20 New York
trim market. Factory located Hudson
Valley. 90 miles from New York.
Please give references and salary ak
pccted. Address Y 22f5 Herald, $50
Broadway.
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BUSINESS oPpoRTUN1T1E,

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
HOUSEHOLD
RErRIGERArINo MACHINE.
FULLY ESTABLISHED BUSINESS
FOR SALE. MANUFACTURING RE
FRIGERATING MACHINES FOR
HOUSEHOLD USE: HAVE MA
CHIMES IN USE FOR FAST FOUR
YEARS. FOR REASONS AND M
FORMATION INQUIRE 22ii HER.
AID. $50 BROADWAY.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
West Side.

West Side.
| COMFORTABLE. attractive rooms with use
bath. SO and S35O per day, Hotel Endi-
cott. Columbus av. and s1st st.
HOTEL NOMls.
65o-652 West 125th st.
Rooms with private bath. Si2 weekly; with
out 81 up; every convenience. Phone Morn
ingside $40 and 7os.
MoIBsN;lNGsIpE DRIVE. 3d. sunny room. ,,:rn
| adjoining bath gcntleman $12. HALLETT,
apt. 81. Cathedral 7I7o
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 70J G4sth)- Handsome
/ large room. suitable three business people !;
child 70 10 years welcome; kitchen privi-
leges: s12 % slI. Apt. &c.
RIVERSIDE DRIvE.-Exceptionaily comfor-
| table room, convenience strictly private
family; references. Morningside 07s7.
RIVERSIDE. 32i d0tth) Single studio.
overlooking Hudson; also skylight; all con-
| WEST END AV.. 531 (s6th)-Single and
double rooms. with and without bath
ldtchenette PRIVILEGES; So 70 SO.
44TH. 234 w.-Attractlve rooms. large.
small. modern. Bryant lo367 east.
54TH. So West.-Desrable room for gentle
man; running water; electricity; telephone;
breakfast II desired.
18th, 327 West.--Front parlor, running wa
ter. suitable two gentlemen; phone. cleo
Women).-IIail bedroom: restaurant In the
building
86TH ST. l55 w.-Two rooms. Kitchen. bath;
heat. electricity. phone; reasonable. DAVIS.
10TH. 200 w.-sunny outside room. eleva-
tor. shower. steam; $l2. Apt. Is.
s0TH, 1877 w.-Attractive parlor suite. bath.
steam heat. hot water: reasonable.
S0TH ST., 151 W.-Large, light room. all
conyenIences; private family. KELLY.
SID ST.. 10 West.-Comfortable sunny
room; phone; independent entrance; gen
tiemnn. MORELAND.
SSTH st.. 6S West-Rooms 81 to So weekly
electricity: reference. Meade.
StTII, 6s W.-Nicely furnished large rooms,
electricity kitehenette. phone; $40. SIC.
DIST 14o West,-Attractive front. back par
lor. kitehenette. private house. River. 247s
94TH. IA w.-Two rooms. bath; heat. cleo
tricity; private house. Riverside 5632.
9TH, 4S W.-Beautiful room. heated; IS
for I. $40 for 2: convenIences. River se43.
9JYE lRiverslde Drive :..2al-Attractive front
parlor: also double room. Riverside 25..
103D. 11S West.--Very comfortable all
convenienees: one. two. McQUILLAN.
1o5TH. 142 w.--Attractive suite. private en-
trance. piano: board optional. Apt 1E.
1OsTH ST. GOO Manhattan av.. apt. To-
Comfortable room, suitable two; single 81.
double 50. Phone Academy 405.
18TH. 361 west.--Newly furnished rooms.
single, medium size. running water. elec-
tricity.
123D. 157 .w.-Large room, conveniences.
elevator: business people: So. Apt. II.
both. 800 w.--Roori. suitable /. 2; home-
like; steam heat. gentleman. GILLESY.
13STH, G1S West.--Newly decorated single.
double rooms. electricity. Phone Audubon
4036.
Borough Of Bronx.
EAGLE Av., Sf6 CG1st st.)-Large front
room. modern improvements. kitchen privi-
leges, suitable couple. private. Melrose
1041 w. LEVY.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
CLARK ST., Of, two doors from subway
House just renovated.
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BoARDERs WANTED.

CLAREMONT AV. (near f25th) Attractive
rooms with private American family; ex-
cellent home cooking. Morningside 1908.
MADISON ARMS, :.
4f-f5-4b West 5sth ST., elevator.
TWO light rooms for couple, two busines ss
people: board: private. Lenox SOIL.
3srH ST. 20 E.-Large room. private bath,
tray service.
18TH, 26 WEsT--MIsS EDWARDS.
formerly 62 w. 56th sunny rm.; hrd.: ref.
S6TH, II West.--Large, medium rooms, SUI
perior table, parlor dining. table guests.
95TH. so West.--Boaru. care for child; gas.
electricity. phone; sunny yard.
18TH ST, st. Nicholas av., 052.-Gentle-
man, business couple preferred; board op-
tionai.
Borough Of Bronx.
ONE or two children to board largo house
and grounds best OF care; terms reason-
able. 1912 Westchester.
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FURNITURE WANTED.

EST5yrEo ySs1ir sosSss9g ysSTFp aosSs Fr5fr rgk
nRSispRhccs99c nnRiSclS.pRhc. &c. ToBixs. S i.e usivHn..
sI.rY rLAcE. sTUyvEsANr 1872.
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET

18TH. 135 w.-Two large rooms, bath, run
ming water, electricity. Watkins 9464
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New Jersey.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
East side.

LEXINGTON Av., 2J0 Gath st).-Attracs1ve
large room, suitable for 2, with running
cot and cold water, electricity, telephone,
sml-private bath; SIC.
1ASTu, 80 Y. and Park av.--Desirablc loca-
-ssr, wurri. medium size room for gentle.
cslyg i9i E.--Largo room for two ladies'.
N conveniences. telephone.
ETH, 223 East.--very attractive. large
alcove front ROOM all improvement: doc
tors house; references. Rhinelander 513.
1p, 16s E.--Beautiful room. private bath.
A6H, f54 E.-Large surnis ID room; suit
sbis gentlemcn steam heat. with or
-dthout board. Tel. 10253 Lenox.
The New York herald., 1922-01-23

MEN
growing organization has a few OPEN
ings for men who anxious to succeed.
Your former occupation IS OF no interest TO
us II you are honest and can be bonded. We
Will show you how your income will be
greater than you have ever earned before.
Write and tell us all about yourself and we
win arrange an interview. r. c.. 917 Trib-
une Bldg.
man who Is Inherently honest anod who can
faithfully represent an organization of ma
tional reputation and record regardless of
your present occupation: you may be that
type of man whom can place In position
10 earn not less than $500 per year. Call
at Room 307a Journal Square Building near
30 10 l.
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PUBLIC NuT1cEs.

JOSEPH PoLUMBo sold shoe stors 10
Landsman Emmerman. Creditors call
next three days, 2131 list av.. New York city.
The New York herald., 1922-01-23
SITUATIONS wAFTED-FEMALE.

WAITRESS, Norwegian. ~. first class
wishes position In private family; best ref
erences- A POST Herald. Herald so.
WAITRESS, tea room: good reference. q.
Nelson, Tel. Morningside 1892.
WAITRESS, first class reference: city.
I Please call. f32 East 32d. No cards.
WELFARE workers. over % years old. Ap-
ply II West AID ST. suite 5le. $3.50 A. M.
ia 12 noon.
WOMAN desires few hours work. chamber
or housework will make herself useful;
no washing or cooking; highest references.
Call Monday 1l-3. Hewlett, 1852 Lexington av.
WOMEN (two). business, wish employment
in the evening after +. NJ: cloak room
and matrons preferred. Box III. H.. 1857
2d av.
WOMAN wishes days work washing
cleaning. Call or write Z. Oliver. 200 w.
27th ST.. New York.
WOMAN. white, seeks position days work,
anything. Meader. 243 w. f22d
YOUNG woman. work by day or hour. pri-
vate family: sleep home; good reference.
Box go. 1929 Sd av.
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MAN.

We need the services OF n clean
living man (Chfis,isn), of good
standing and average ability, who
IL willing 60 work hard for good
pay, at the same time he II fitting
himself for promotion 20 more im-
portant position with us. Apply
Suite 1910. 20 West 44th ct.
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FuRNITuRE-rRIvATE.

CLOSING Es,ate--nfshogany victroia. hirh.
hoy settee, music roll cabinet and other
furniture. floor lamp. double brass bed. with
box spring and mattress. pictures and cut
glass. other furnishings. Mrs. CLARK, 305
tyout 10Oth
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
From Battery to 18th St.. Inclusive,

STUDIO APARTMENT, NEW.
6S EAST 11TH ST. t
(between University Place and broadway,
Consisting of large studio room, north light !;
bedroom, bath and own roof garden. FRED
ERICK FOX G CO., INC. 703 Broadway.
Phone 2510 Stuyvesant.
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S AL L S N E N.

Position open for several high class
statesmen who are ambitious and desire a
liberal contract and advancement with
manufacturers branch; old established,
high grade line of pianos: opportunities
unlimited In an affiliation with this ex-
tensive sales organization Address
Y 2227 Herald. 2S0 B'way.
The New York herald., 1922-01-23

SALESMEN.
big opportunity in selling new VISl-
BILE EQUIPMENT established in a
great number of the largest concerns in the
country; preference given to office men and
accountants who ambitious 10 make big
money In tile selling field; commission basis:
drawing account soon as ability IL proved:
do not call; write brief outline OF your
business history Address Mr.. w. Ostrander.
90 Thomas St. ~. Y.
Statesmen.
Experienced club offer magazine men who
are earning less than so daily will find our
free magazine club offer. with a premium.
real money getter; commission 81 an
order: no restrictions. Call, Oil and 3D.,
room. 615. 132 Nassau st.
SALESMAN for masons' material trade.
Eastern New York, Long Island and Con-
necticut; state age, experience and previous
employers. v 6i3 Herald, 2s0 Broadway.
YOUNG MEN (two) to help around winter
and summer resorts. Lake Side Inn, Lake
Side. Greenwood Lake. ". j.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
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New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

Representatives Of the national coun-
Gil OF Travelling Salesmen's Associa-
tiors, which is composed Of twenty
eight affiliated organizations with
membership Of 900 members, called
on District Attorney Banton yesterday
to complain about fake organizations
and individuals who, they allege, are
trading upon the associations name
and standing in an attempt to swindie
merchants. The association was repre-
serted at tho District Attorneys offlce
by Samuel Blumberg, counsel, and Her
man L. schalnberg, managing director.
They represented TO Mr.. Banton that
the bogus organizations and indiwd-
uals have, or pretend to hove, Offices
in this city. and send out mon to
shake down. storekeepers, chambers
Of commerce and the like.
The complAinants were referred to
the complaint bureau and told their
story to Benedict D. Dinneen, Assistant
District Attorney, who reported back
to Mr. Bantons Mr. Banton said the
complaints would be sifted out and If
specific charges were presented against
individuals, he would order prosecu-
tions wherever the facts warranted.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Buyers Arrived
Continued tron page eighteen

ho!stsry goods; Baec &, Li'lenthsl, 1850
B'wsy.
5sadsS1rs :, 4 M. RrGs ss saan5 Rsron .etss e
s0th ST.
s. lisnm Sons Co.. Misa Holt, ladi-s
n.clkw-ar and veil.nxs; 432 4th a..
a. Go!dcnberS & Co.; .. l.. Fran. coat.
Rosenberg CO.; j. Rosenberg. ready TO
weac, millinery; PenrsylVania.
9. p. !; IL c. Adler; II. c. 4Adl.r. shosa;
PeEr sylvanla.
Julius lansburgh Furniture Co.: Julius
NJ BROOKS Co.. ~. j. Brooks, d.taeec; c1s
9TH ev.
NJ. Goldenbers Co. Al Eos.nthsl, no
tions. leather and toilet goods, patterns,
WATERTowN, n. III. Ellis: Mrs. IT.
Ellis. coats suits and dresses; HOFFMAN
WaTbRToWx. " 5tSisT w y \ aN;,n, ga (; nro.
Kl.ne, mems clothing: BresNn.
WAUkEGA%, In.-P. Goshssrlan; p.
Goshsarian, notions, confectionery, etc;
Grand.
wAyNEsBURG. rs---Grossin,n Broz; 7.
arossn,au, dry goods. notions; Penusy.-
WILKES BARRE, Pa. M.cwill,ams;
Logan, 1s% W. S2d a.
WILKES BARRE. Pa.-Blunn Bros.; 1ss-
Gore Bl7m. wonaen's ready to wear. coats
ana suits; sos 9Th az.
WILKEs-BARRE, Pa:--Louis Rosenthal;
l. Rosen.ha!: mems clothing: Pennsylvania.
WILMINGTON. DER. Topk;s &: sor;
Charles Tophis. ready TO wear: Jay g. Co.,
wiLMINGToN, n. &C. Dannenbaun,;
G. Dannebaun, tweed suits, sweaters
capes. silk waists; S. Solomon. 1881 B'way
YORK, Pa.-Correct Millinery Co.; H.
Eassel. trimmed millinery; so w. 37th ST.
YORK, Pa.-Grunaacher & Sons Mr. l.
Maxwell. millinery; Pennsylvania.
YOUNGSTOWN, Oh.o-v.Geo. L. Fordyce
Co.; H. p. Burchfeld, coats. suits, dresses,
waists and infants wear; 4o4 4th av.: Mr.
Burchflield, ladies ready to wear; III Mad
ison AZ.
YOUNGsrOwT, Oho-Strouss- Mir.hberr
Co; Fl. Goldstein. lower priced basement
Crosses, coats and suits waists; Baer &,
1.iltenthal, 400 Broadway.
HOUNGsTOWN, Ohio-Stewart's; NJ XII
vowstz, chi!dren's wear. dresses, waists;
1170 B'way, Room e02;
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
w. l.. Bull Starts as
Traffic Manager of
Ship Board i'm N. Y.
George Wells to Extend US.
Lines Freight Service in
Middle West; Changes Add
to Responsibilities Here

W. l.. Bull, formerly manager Of tho
Mediterranean trades for the Shipping
Board in Washington, yesterday began
his duties as traffic manager for the
board here, with supervision over
European and Mediterranean service.
At the same time George Wells, who
has handled traffic matters in the local
office, became traffic manager Of tne
United States Lines. AS details for
the transfer Of duties have not yet
been completed, both Mr.. Ball and BIZ.
Wells were occupying the same office
yesterday.
The appointment Of Dir. Bull to the
New York office means a create con-
centration of traffic afYa irs in this city,
it was learned. Operators with head
quarters az this port will refer most
Of their questions to him instead Of
Washington az before. Allan Prsng-
ton, will have the duty chiefly Of CO
ordinating services in the North and
South Atlantic and Gulf. The change
in policy is expected to result in q
saving in time, and win give local on
Grating companies the benefit Of more
direct attention.
MI. Bull said that the appointment
Of Mr.. Wells as traffic manager for
the United States Lines means an IN
crease in the activities OF the com
pany. with q greater effort to expand
its freight service. Mr.. Wells has had
considerable experience in the United
Kingdom and Continental trade /. Is
understood that his work with the
United States Lines viii be directed
first toward developing sources OF car
goes in the interior. Tho company has
recently received several additional
state" boats from the Shipping Board
and is ready for an increased service.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Passenger Ships Due
Due To-day

General G. W Goetaais. Cristooai March
10, 10 Panama r S s Co with mails: ts
expected to dock about 10 a III at Pier 81
(West 9th ST..
Olympic (Er). Southampton March 22;
20 White star Line with mails: Is expected
TO dock about ESQ y N a. Pier 6s, y p
stavangerfjord (,;or). Bergen March 49,;
to Norwegian America Line with mails; Is
expected TO dock forenoon a. foot ot 3lst
ST. B'klNr.
Yucatan. Havana March 81: to Ward
Lane with mails: is expected TO doci. at
Pier 10. R'k(yn (Grace sO.
Hubert tBr). Para March I6: 70 Booth
d Go with mails; Is expected 20 doc., .o.e-
noon at foot OF $50 ST. B'klyn.
TO- F@T5 81 SeT-sf SF O. 7Tindad i,n Ms-Gh e.
p.cted 70 dock about - N at Pie,
oriasba, havana March ~ to y G
u dock afternoon ct Pie- "a, r
OVAL st).
Due Tomorrow
Adris;ic (Br). Naples March =, to
Nhito s;a- Line with mails: IS expected
to reach Quarantine at noon and viii
dock about = l.. at Pier GO. \ r West
wueTstesabers Co... -Ilansurs March
< !; g CWest iS;h S GH', 81. -''S''''' d. N''F &c.
Due Thursday
Vessel Po.,. Agency.
CsYon:a. Giorall~~. March g Clnard 8 Co
aoTt Victoria, Bermuda, 3ia-ch 2s.
Araguaya. Bermuda March rs
-srs 2ahee. JacAsoaviile. March q.
Clyde S Co
Duo Friday
Aauretanla, Southampton. March IS.
Po!on.a. Copenhagen, March Is.
Chicago. usv-c. March u. .... F,reaeh me
S!Sao!a. Kingston. March &c. Un Fsui. Co
May2ro. Grenada. p'eb -. .Tr.nidsd L.ns
City Of ST Louis, Savannah. March IS.
Ocean 8 Co
Due Saturday
Paris, UaY~e. March IS. French Line
Regina d.tta!la, Genoa March II.
Lloyd Saba ud O
Espe.snza, Havana. March IS. ward Line
Rotterdam. Plymouth. Msroh 20.
I-oNand-AlDe.!ca L.,ue
Due Sunday
Payern. Hamburg. Msrcl, "a. IN Am Lines
Cambrai AntwArp, March 20.
L 6 Army Transport StrYl e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28

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Joseph N Cudahy .si Z Tamp!co MAJ .7
Olancho SIS South Psss MAJ
oscar Bennett &C Il Ta!npco Ma -
paa.sooro ao4 Wv Tortusas Mar q.
Sabine Sun 2ot Tecenata Ma -
Mar e
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Freight Ships Due
Dus To-day

Vessel. Port Agency
Fenchurch. Mars.Hics, March s.
x james. " EiwsN &; CO
Esstpo.t, plymouth, March 10.
susauehsnna S s Corp
Zsgembo. Duna.-k, March IL
Cosmopolitan Linz
Cola 1Iarbor, Los Angeles. March :?
Tlitl.orn. Shields. March &c, Kerr Co
Honolulu. A,s!e:s, March II.
Moore. Mccormack & Co
Eastern Graz. Fsyai March y
Cosmopolitan Line
Suwanee, Portland, Eng. March 20.
Grsntos. Kingston, March II.
aroye. Sanchez. March =,
Caribbean Lin.
Due Tomorrow
nsne..a, AYoamouth, March II.
E:ni!a, Gran. March IS. Phelps Bro.
Norton, Lilly {; co
Due Thursday
Aeno.n.nee. London. March ls.
Atlantic Transport Linz
Casper Santos. March In. Freight Corp
Dae Friday
N:ryilia. London. March .Cuna-G Line
Wheeling Mold. SHIELDS March IL
u Winchester 4 Co
Laura, Palermo, aIsrch 81.
James VI E.wcil &. Go
Due Saturday
city Of Cambridge, Gibraltar, Ms1ch !.
Norton, Llly 4 Co
Due Sunday
Eastern Soldier, Antwerp. March s.
Elacis Dia moud S S Corp
Coeur c 'Alcne, Leshorn, March u
A II Bail L Co
Due Monday
Quater CRY. Leith. March IS
Export Trausporta Co
Bird City, RIO de Janeiro. March J6.
international Trelghting Corp
New-York tribune., 1922-03-28
Cleared

Samland (Be). King; Hamburg, r!bau
and Danzig Via Philadelphia; Fed Star
Line.
Centennial State, Pend,ebury; london
and Queenstown: United States Lines
Yanxtsze (Br) Hodgson; Yokohama
and Kobe via Norfolk and Panama Canal;
Funch. Edyc G. Co
Watsness (Br). Smith. Hamburg; United
states Navigation Co.
Anna Macrsk (Da). Anderson Carta-
gena and Puerto Colombia; Oriental Nav-
gation Co.
Mod!ca (No). Jensen: Bremen and Ham
burg American Metals and Transport
Hamilton. Nelson: Norfolk Old Domin-
ION Transportation Co
City OF Montgomery. Hammond; Sayan-
nah; Ocean S S Co
Alness CRr). Rees; Phiiadelph.a United
States Navigation Co.
Levant Arrow. Davis: Beaumont: Stand
ard on Co.
II Dymock. Alien; Boston; Eastern
S S Co.
King City (Br>. Hogan; London and
Liverpool: United States Navigation CO.
Paria, Hudgns: Trinidad. Demerara
and Paramaribo; clyde S S Co.
Agwiworld. Alexander; Port Lobos n
Y and Cuba Mail S Co.
Munsomo. Sanders: Vera Cruz and Tam
pic.); Munson Lines.
Eastern Leader Pedersen Hull ene
Newcastle via Boston. J II Winchester
& Co
James Niece Mason: Tamp!co; Robert
l. Hague,
Welsh Prince (Br). HNl; Newport News:
Furness, Witty & Co