SS America Passenger List 27 July 1924
Cabin Passenger List for the SS America of the United States Lines, Departing 27 July 1924 from Bremen to New York via Southampton and Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain W. Rind.
Senior Officers and Staff
- Commander: Captain W. Rind, U. S. N. R. F
- Chief Officer: W. B. Oakley
- Chief Engineer: Patrick Brennan
- Senior First Officer: R. H. Tollen
- Chief Steward: G. B. Brennon
- Purser: A. Koppenjan
- Surgeon: F. L. Barnum
List of Sea Post Clerks
- Mr. Stephen Bleicher
- Mr. John J. Ogilvie
Cabin Passengers
- Mr. William H. Aborn
- Mrs. William H. Aborn
- Mr. J. Abrahams
- Mrs. J. Abrahams
- Mr. Clarence E. Adams
- Mrs. Clarence E. Adams
- Miss Clara B. Adams
- Capt. H. T. Allen
- Mr. A. Allegrin
- Mr. Fred Anchoensen
- Mr. K. W. Anderson
- Mr. O. Anderson
- Mr. N. Anderson
- Mrs. W. T. Andrews
- Miss Gertrude Archanbault
- Mr. O. Armando
- Mr. C. Ashton
- Mr. Emil Auerbach
- Mrs. Crace Auerbach
- Mrs. A. M. Austin
- Miss Mabel Austin
- Miss Flora Austin
- Miss Helen Austin
- Lt. G. H. Bare
- Mr. Ray Barnhill
- Miss A. B. Bartlett
- Miss E. Becker
- Mr. R. E. Bent
- Miss Elisabeth Bergmann
- Miss N. A. Black
- Mr. H. F. Bloomer
- Mrs. Victor Blue
- Mr. J. Boncicault
- Mr. P. S. Boren
- Mr. W. C. Bowmann
- Mr. C. Bowman
- Lt. R. Bowman
- Mr. F. Boylstein
- Mr. Rene Braet
- Mr. E. M. Brandstein
- Mr. H. Braxton
- Mr. Edward V. Brewer
- Mrs. Edward V. Brewer
- Mr. R. T. Breyer
- Maj. Frank H. Briggs
- Mr. Truman J. Brooke
- Mrs. Truman J. Brooke
- Mr. J. K. Brooker
- Mr. L. C. Brookins
- Mrs. Alphonso B. Brown
- Miss Elizabeth L. Brown
- Mr. L. A. Brown
- Mr. Leroy T. Brown
- Mr. G. V Brown
- Mrs. G. V. Brown
- Mr. Frank H. Brugess
- Mr. Morris Bruner
- Miss Dorothy Buck
- Mr. L. E. Butler
- Mr. Josef Camenzind
- Mr. T. Cann
- Mr. W. E. Cann
- Mrs. Tedford Cann
- Miss F. Y. Carder
- Mrs. Clara T. Carlisle
- Miss Mary M. Carroll
- Dr. Theodore D. Costo
- Mrs. Theodore D. Costo
- Mrs. A. S. Chadwick
- Mr. A. D. Chignone
- Mr. W. M. Christie
- Mr. E. Church
- Mrs. Edgar Church
- Mr. Fred V. Clark
- Mr. R. P. Clayberger
- Mr. A. J. Clayton
- Comm. S. Cochran
- Mr. R. D. Coffman
- Miss Eleanor Coleman
- Mr. W. A. Comins
- Mrs. M. H. Condon
- Mr. D. L. Conkling
- Miss Susan Connelly
- Mr. Joseph P. Connelly
- Mr. J. Connelly
- Miss Catherine J. Cornell
- Mr. P. V. Costello
- Mr. W. Cox
- Miss Dorothy Cox
- Mr. C. Creamer
- Mr. C. M. Cremer
- Mr. W. H. Cuddy
- Miss C. V. Cuddy
- Mr. J. Curran
- Mr. F. Darrieulat
- Mr. Henry G. Dauba
- Mr. C. A. Dean
- Mrs. C. Dean
- Mr. W. L. Deane
- Mrs. W. L. Deane
- Mr. H. C. Delafield
- Mrs. H. C. Delafield
- Miss Helen F. Delafield
- Mr. P. Desjardens
- Miss M. D. Dond
- Mr. R. E. Doolittle
- Mr. R. Dowd
- Mrs. W. R. Draker
- Mr. Louis G. Dreyfus Jr.
- Mrs. Grace H. Dreyfus
- Mr. Geo A. Duerr
- Mr. Napoleon L. Dusseault
- Mr. Charles C. Eberhardt
- Mr. Harrison P. Eddy
- Mrs. Harrison P. Eddy
- Miss Charlotte F. Eddy
- Mr. Harrison P. Eddy Jr.
- Miss Gertrude Ederle
- Miss Babette Epple
- Miss C. Epstein
- Mr. Alex J. Ettl
- Mr. G. A. Exline
- Mr. S. M. Farran
- Mr. E. L. Farrell
- Mr. Stephen J. Farrell
- Mr. R. J. Fee
- Mr. D. Ferris
- Mr. John E. Fetzer
- Mr. J. Fields
- Mr. Edward B. Finch
- Mrs. Edward B. Finch
- Miss Edith Finch
- Mr. W. S. Finn
- Mr. R. L. Flanders
- Mrs. Annie D. Fleck
- Mr. Karl Flemming
- Mrs. Karl Flemming
- Miss C. H. Fletcher
- Mr. Chas. C. Forbes
- Mr. C. H. Foster
- Miss F. M. Fraser
- Mr. Robert Freebus
- Mr. Aloys Freisberg
- Mr. Geo French
- Mr. H. G. Frieda
- Mrs. E. Fullard-Leo
- Mr. Paul Gaertig
- Mrs. Katharine Gaertig
- Mr. W. J. Galvan
- Mr. R. H. Gartley
- Mrs. A. Garrison
- Mr. C. Garrison
- Mr. Robert Garrison
- Mr. A. V. Geary
- Mr. Adam Gebauer
- Mrs. Ida Gebauer
- Mr. Assy Gebauer
- Master Egon Gebauer
- Miss Ruth Gebauer
- Miss Adelaide Gehrig
- Miss A. Geraghty
- Mr. R. B. Gerhardt
- Mr. Max Gideon
- Dr. J. Gignoux
- Mr. M. Gitlitz
- Mr. Jakob Glicker
- Mr. Rubin Gold
- Mr. J. A. Goldberg
- Miss Grace Goldsmith
- Mrs. Harry J. Goldstein
- Miss Bernice Goldstein
- Mr. E. O. Gourdin
- Mr. G. Graham
- Mr. M. B. Graham
- Mr. John H. Grant
- Mrs. E. S. Gregg
- Miss Nelly M. Griggs
- Mr. J. Gronkowski
- Miss Grace E. Gustafsen
- Miss Harriet Gusting
- Miss Toni Haas
- Miss Grace Haber
- Mr. J. S. Hagedorn
- Mr. L. Hahn
- Mr. F. E. Haigh
- Mrs. F. E. Haigh
- Mr. J. J. Hallahan
- Mr. B. Hamilton
- Mr. L. Handley
- Mr. J. Handy
- Capt. E. N. Harmon
- Mrs. E. N. Harmon
- Mr. G. Harris
- Miss Hester R. Harris
- Mr. E. Hayes
- Mr. De Hart-Hubbard
- Mr. G. Hartranft
- Mrs. G. Hartranft
- G. M. Hartt
- Mts. Stephen Hartwell
- Miss E. Hartwell
- Mr. C. W. Havens
- Mr. Billy Hayes
- Mr. C. B. Hayward
- Mr. W. L. Hayward
- Mr. A Helffrich
- Mr. G. Hentschell
- Mr. G. L. Hill
- Mr. H. L. Hillman
- Mr. R. Hills
- Mr. B. Hines
- Mr. H. B. Hinkel
- Mr. Tom Hirschfield
- Mr. T. J. Hirschfield
- Miss Theresa Hitchler
- Mr. V. Hopkins
- Mr. O. G. Horn
- General Hoskins
- Mrs. Hoskins and Child
- Mr. Geo B. Hotchkiss
- Mrs. Geo B. Hotchkiss
- Mr. C. Houser
- Mr. D. H. Howard
- Mr. D. Howell
- Mrs. Betty Dawes Hoyt
- Miss Mary D. Hoyt
- Miss Nancy E. Hoyt
- Miss Helen Huneke
- Miss C. Hunsberger
- Mr. G. Huntschel
- Mr. F. V. J. Hussly
- Mr. E. D. Hutchinson
- Mr. W. H. Hutshell
- Mr. Johannes Immer
- Mrs. Frieda Immer
- Mr. B. Irwin
- Lt. W. Jackson
- Miss Margarete Jahn
- Mr. Robert Jardine
- Mrs. Robert Jardine
- Miss Peggy Jardine
- Miss Jean Jardine
- Master James Jardine
- Miss Marie Jeats
- Mr. S. Jelinek
- Mr. M. C. Jenkins
- Mrs. M. C. Jenkins
- Mr. E. F. Jennings
- Mr. R. E. Johnson
- Mr. G. M. Jones
- Mrs. G. M. Jones
- Mr. F. Jones
- Mr. R. Juday
- Mr. D. P. Kahanamoku
- Mr. S. Kahanamoku
- Miss Mildred Kallfelz
- Mr. T. J. Kanaly
- Mrs. Charlotte Kaschner
- Miss Ursula Kaschner
- Miss L. Kast
- Mr. W. D. Kealoha
- Mr. P. K. Kealoha
- Mr. T. F. Keane
- Mrs. T. F. Keane
- Mr. Mc Cullough Keeble
- Mr. J B. Kelly
- Mrs. J. B. Kelly
- Miss Margaret Kemp
- Mr. J. G. Kennedy
- Mr. E. B. Kirby
- Mr. T. Kirby
- Mr. W. T. Kirschbaum
- Mr. Harry T. Knight Jr.
- Mr. Karl M. Knight
- Mr. Gottfried Koch
- Mr. Ewald Kretschmar
- Mrs. Ella Kretschmar
- Mr. Morris Krohn
- Mrs. Teresa Krohn
- Mrs. Katherina Kucera
- Mrs. Catherine Kugel
- Miss Therese Kugel
- Mrs. Clara Anna Kutzbach
- Mr. F. La Barba
- Mr. John J. La Forge
- Mrs. Hettie La Forge
- Mr. Francis La Forge
- Miss Ethel Lackie
- Mr. A. F. Lacy
- Miss Harriet Lake
- Mr. J. E. Larcombe
- Mr. L. E. Larrivee
- Miss Annie B. Law
- Mr. E. Leader
- Mr. James C. Leavitt
- Mrs. James C. Leavitt
- Mrs. Bertha Lehmann
- Mr. Alexander Lehns
- Rev. D. W. Lenihan
- Mr. G. W. Lermond
- Mr. B. Levine
- Mrs. Noman Lewis
- Mr. Max Lichtenholtz
- Mr. Jos. W. Linahan
- Mr. William Lindner
- Lt. H. Liversedge
- Mr. G. H. Lookabough
- Mr. F. Lovejoy
- Mr. C. B. Lovell
- Mr. Alexander Luban
- Dr. Harry Liideke
- Mr. H. Luning
- Mr. Arthur S. Lyon
- Mrs. Arthur S. Lyon
- Capt. H. Mabbutt
- Mrs. H. Mabbutt
- Mr. J. Madden
- Mr. C. Madeira
- Mr. R. N. Mac Guffie
- Miss A. K. Mc Cleary
- Miss Ethel Mc Gary
- Mr. John T. Mc Govern
- Mr. John S. Mc Govern
- Mr. Wm. J. Mc Guiniss
- Mr. Thos. M. Mc Intosh
- Mr. U. T. Mc Intyre
- Mr. T. Mc Kee
- Miss M. B. Mc Kellar
- Miss C. R. Mc Kenna
- Mr. J. J. Magee
- Miss E. V. Maguire
- Miss Anna Mahoney
- Mrs. Anna Maier
- Dr. Alfred Mankiewitz
- Miss Alma Mann
- Mr. H. Marcus
- Mr. F. A. Marsh
- Miss Esther Marshall
- Father Masterson
- Miss Dorothy Mather
- Mr. L. Mayle
- Miss H. Meaney
- Miss Martha Melchner
- Mr. A. Mello
- Mr. Charles Mellor
- Mrs. Chas. L. Mellor
- Mr. J. E. Meredith
- Mr. E. P. Mitchell Jr.
- Dr. Joseph H. Montague
- Mrs. Joseph H. Montague
- Major Phelps Montgomery
- Mr. C. H. Moore
- Mr. W. H. Morris
- Mr. W. J. Morton
- Lt. G. Mott
- Miss M. Ravior
- Mr. Robin Reed
- Mrs. A. B. Reid
- Miss F. A. Reid
- Dr. J. A. Reilly
- Dr. J. A. Reilly
- Mr. J. A. Reilly
- Mr. Geo Reynolds
- Mrs. Geo Reynolds
- Miss Aileen Riggin
- Mr. J. G. Robertson
- Mr. L. Robertson
- Mrs. L. Robertson
- Mr. R. A. Robertson
- Lt. E. Rogers
- Mrs. E. Rogers
- Mr. A. E. Rose
- Mr. B. Rothwell
- Mr. L. Ruffalo
- Mr. P. Ruffalo
- Miss Ida Rummler
- Master Valentin Rummler
- Mr. Henry Rush
- Mr. Morris Russ
- Mr. J. Ryan
- Miss Mary H. Ryan
- Mr. J. Salas
- Miss Maria Samson
- Capt. D. M. Scott
- Mr. Leon Segel
- Mr. Amandus Segelcke
- Miss Maria Sellers
- Mr. L. M. Shore
- Miss Siering
- Mr. Robert Siering
- Mr. J. F. Simms
- Mr. R. D. Skelton
- Mr. Michael Slone
- Miss Carolyn Smith
- Mrs. B. D. Smith
- Mrs. E. A. Smith
- Mr. A. Smith
- Mr. L. Smith
- Mr. H. Smith
- Mr. Eduard Sonnenschein
- Mrs. Eduard Sonnenschein
- Master Leo Sonnenschein
- Master Robert Sonnenschein
- Master Leo Sonnenschein
- Mr. J. F. Spellman
- Mr. F. Spongberg
- Mr. Carl Sudmeyer
- Mr. Herman von Scheele
- Miss Elice von Scheele
- Miss Marie von Scheele
- Miss Charlotte von Scheele
- Mr. William F. Schmick
- Mrs. William F. Schmick
- Mrs. Allen Schoen
- Miss Sarah Schoen
- Mr. Leon M. Schooemaker
- Leon M. Schooemaker
- Mr. Enst Schrader
- Miss F. C. Schroth
- Mr. G. Schroth
- Miss E. M. Schultz
- Mr. Erich Schulze
- Miss M. Schurich
- Mr. Louis Schweizer
- Mrs. Babette Schweizer
- Mr. A. A. Stagg
- Mr. Fred W. Stahlhut
- Mr. H. D. Steel
- Mr. Joseph F. Steins
- Mr. W. Stevenson
- Mr. Graham Stewart
- Mr. C. S. Stokes Jr.
- Mr. C. W. Strack
- Mrs. Tilda Strauss
- Mr. C. W. Streit
- Mrs. C. W. Streit
- Mr. O. K. Stuteville
- Mr. T. Talliman
- Mr. D. Taylor
- Mr. J. T. Taylor
- Mr. J. C. Taylor
- Miss R. B. Thomas
- Mr. Albert Thompson
- Colonel Robert M. Thompson
- Mr. B. Thrash
- Mr. F. D. Tootell
- Brig. Gen. Charles G. Treat
- Mrs. Charles G. Treat
- Mr. L. S. Tripoli
- Mrs. J. B. Tisdall
- Miss Constance Tyng
- Miss Jonetta Vance
- Miss Elsie Viets
- Mr. E. Vizard
- Mr. H. E. Vollmer
- Miss Helen Wainwright
- Mr. H. Wallach
- Mr. C. Wander
- Mr. H. M. Webb
- Miss M. Wehselan
- Mrs. Rebecca Weinstock
- Miss Anna Weinstock
- Miss Celia Weinstock
- Mr. H. R. Welsford
- Mr. C. F. West
- Mr. R. H. Wevill
- Mr. W. B. Wheelwright
- Mr. H. Whelchel
- Mrs. A. Wicks
- Mr. H. C. Wilson
- Mr. E. C. Wilson
- Mr. B. F. Wolfinger
- Mrs. C. H. Woodruff
- Miss Helen Woodruff
- Mr. M. H. Wren
- Mrs. M. H. Wren
- Mr. P. H. Wyatt
- Mrs. B. R. Zillatus
- Miss Clara B. Adams
- Capt. T. H. Allen
- Mr. O. Armando
- Mr. O. Anderson
- Lt. G. H. Bare
- Mr. Ray Barnhill
- Mr. R. E. Bent
- Mr. Rene Braet
- Mr. E. M. Brandstein
- Mr. H. Braxton
- Mr. R. T. Breyer
- Mr. Leroy T. Brown
- Mr. A. D. Chignone
- Mr. R. Creamer
- Dr. J. A. Reilly
- Mr. W. M. Abramson
- Miss L. Alfsen
- Mr. Arthur Austin
- Mrs. Andrew's Infant
- Mrs. Anna Barry
- Miss Henriette Barry
- Miss Doris Barry
- Mr. L. Barnes
- Father E. M. Betowski
- Mr. Verne Booth
- Mr. S. H. Brown
- Dr. John Brown
- Mr. R. E. Brown
- Miss Lilly Bryan
- Mr. H. C. Bursley
- Mrs. Bursley
- Mr. A. L. Carlson
- Mrs. Carlson
- Master K. Carlson
- Miss S. Carlson
- Miss Angela Cleary
- Mr. J. E. Coughlin
- Mr. Thos. Considine
- Comm. P. Dashiel
- Miss Irene Davidson
- Mr. Clay Einset
- Mrs. Einset
- Master J. Einset
- Master L. Einset
- Miss H. Einset
- Miss J. Einset
- Miss M. Evans
- Mr. David Fall
- Mr. H. M. Fitch
- Mr. Louis Fitzgibbon
- Mr. John Farricy
- Mr. T. J. Flynn
- Miss Molly Flynn
- Mr. E. Goodwin
Not on Board
- Mr. Henry G. Dauba
- Mr. G. A. Exline
- Mr. E. L. Farrell
- Mr. W. S. Finn
- Mr. J. A. Goldberg
- Mr. A. Hellfrich
- Mr. G. Huntschell
- Miss Grace Haber
- Mr. B. Irwin
- Miss Mildred Kallfelz
- Mrs. Catherine Kugel
- Miss Therese Kugel
- Rev. D. W. Lenihan
Duplicated
- Mr. T. Hirschfield
Additional Passengers On Board
- Mr. H. Glancy
- Mrs. Greenleaf
- Mr. J. Gray
- Mr. 8, Guthrie
- Mr. E. Greathouse
- Mr. H. Haggerty
- Mr. K. H. Hafvenstein
- Mrs. Hafvenstein
- Miss Katherine Harty
- Mr. Frantisek Hornacek
- Mr. A. P. Irving
- Mrs. Howard Jacobs
- Mr. W. Johnson
- Mr. E. J. Jeffries
- Miss Anne James
- Mr. O. W. Johnson
- Mrs. G. F. Kaber
- Miss Grace Kaber
- Mr. J. Lazarus
- Mr. H. B. Lazarus
- Mr. Fred Lauer
- Mrs. Fred Lauer
- Mr. H. Layton
- Mr. A. Lefkowitz
- Mr. R. E. Lent
- Lt. E. Littleton
- Mr. Daniel Leahy
- Mrs. John T. Maher
- Miss A. Mark
- Mr. J. McDermott
- Mr. J. McEachern
- Mr. J. L. McDonald
- Miss H. McDonald
- Mr. R. C. Milling
- Lt. F. E. McMillen
- Mr. Charles Morell
- Mr. Geo Mitchell
- Mr. J. Merchant
- Mr. F. Lovejoy
- Mr. Thos. M. Mclntosch
- Miss M. B. McKellar
- Mr. C. H. Moore
- Mr. W. J. Morton
- Mr. N. Pendleton
- Mr. C. F. Raber
- Mrs. C. F. Raber
- Mr. J. F. Spellman
- Mr. H. D. Steel
- Mr. C. Wander
- Mr. W. B. Wheelwright
- Mr. H. B. Wolfinger
- Master Leo Sonnenechein
- Mr. C. McWilliams
- Mr. F. J Muller
- Mr. E. E. Meyer
- Mrs. J. Mulligan
- Miss P. F. Mulligan
- Miss I. T. Naughton
- Mr. J. Norton Jr.
- Miss Hilda Nutter
- Mr. W. O'Connor
- Mr. J. Brooks Parker
- Mr. E. T. Pickard
- Mr. C. Pinketon
- Lt. Comm. W. Patten
- Miss S. Prestegard
- Miss A. Parsons
- Mr. John A. Riordan
- Miss R. Rathburn
- Mr. B. Routledge
- Mr. J. Romig
- Mr. John Rini
- Mr. P. Barron
- Mr. F. Sefanda
- Mr. A. L. Scott
- Mr. Jack Strait
- Mr. A. P. Spearow
- Mr. Sandor Stark
- Mr. J. C. Tacon
- Capt. C. Train
- Miss Tyler
- Mr. C. Vander
- Mr. C. Vuccino
- Miss A. Viklund
- Miss E. M. Waterman
- Mr. A. C. White
- Mr. S. W. Washington
- Mr. Harry Whitmore
- Mr. W. Wright
- Mr. Earl Wilson
- Mr. W. Kuehnle
Errata
- Mr. D. L. Conkling shduld read Hon. D. L. Conkling
Summary
- Cabin Passengers 610
- Third Class Passengers 194
- Sea Post Clerks 3
- Crew 515
- Total Souls on Board 1322
The Fleet Passenger Service
Gross Register Tons
- Leviathan 59,956
- George Washington 25,570
- America 22,622
- Repbulic 18,022
- President Harding 14,127
- President Roosevelt 14,127
Freight Service
- American Banker 8,300
- American Farmer 8,300
- American Merchant 8,300
- American Shipper 8,300
- American Trader 8,300
Express Services
- Bremen - Southampton - Cherbourg - New York
- DANZIG - Bremen - New York
- Southampton- Cherbourg- New York
United States Lines Freight Department
All of the steamers operated by the United States Lines are combination freight and passenger ships. They are modern in every respect and some are equipped for carriage of considerable cargo under refrigeration.
Our Docks are of recent construction and modern in all equipment, offering facilities for loading direct from cars into steamer, eliminating any hauling, lighterage or transfer by trucks. This is especially advantageous to Western Shippers, and movement of through cargo consignments in carload lots.
Special attention is given to shipments of household goods, automobiles, etc.
for Rates and Space Apply To
United States Lines Freight Department
45 Broadway, New York
Carl Schilnemann, Bremen.
Information for Passengers
Hours for Meals are posted at the Information Bureau on the steamer.
Lights are extinguished in the Saloon at 11:00 pm, Lounge,
Reading Room and Smoking Room at 11.30 p. M.
Divine Service in The Saloon On Sunday at 10.30 A. N.
Information Bureau
This office has been provided for the convenience of Passengers, where all inquiries for information of a general character should be made.
Passengers should personally ascertain whether there is any mail for them before disembarking, and they are invited to leave their addresses at the Information Bureau for later despatches to be redirected.
Passengers' Addresses may be left at the Information Bureau in order that any letters sent to the care of the Company may be forwarded.
None of the ship's staff, other than those on duty in the Information Bureau, is authorized to accept Letters, cables and Telegrams for despatch.
Passengers are requested to ask for a receipt on the Lines' Form for any additional Passage Money, Chair Hire, or Freight paid on board.
Letters, Cables and Telegrams Letters, Cables and Telegrams are received at the Information Bureau for despatch, and Postage Stamps can be purchased, also all Mails will be distributed there. Cablegrams and Telegrams should be handed in an hour before the arrival at any port of call.
Letters, Etc., for Passengers Letters, etc., for Passengers will be brought on board before the Passengers land.
Wireless Service
The long range wireless equipment permits of the vessel communicating with the shore from any point during the trip to or from Europe. Passengers desiring to send message will consult the operator for rates.
Seats at Table
Passengers who have not previously arranged for seats at table to be reserved should apply for same to the Chief Steward.
Smoking
Passengers are requested not to smoke in the Dining Saloons.
Special Notice
To save Passengers from annoyance and inconvenience through being solicited for contributions for the benefit of the Musicians, special arrangements have been made whereby the Musicians engaged in the orchestra and in the band are paid a liberal extra allowance by the United States Lines for the services they render.
It is suggested that Passengers refrain from contributing to funds for the Musicians, and that .such contributions as they care to make be limited to those for charitable purposes such as concern Seamen, their widows and orphans, and deliver same to the Purser, taking receipt therefor. Information as to the manner in which such contributions or collections are distributed by the Management of the United States Lines will be furnished by the Purser, and also announced at the time such collections are undertaken or reported.
In the event Passengers prefer not to follow the suggestion made herein the Commander will upon written request authorize collections to be made for the joint benefit of the Musicians and for charitable purposes, which will be distributed by the Management upon the basis of 30°/o to the Musicians and 700/0 to Charity.
Collections should not be undertaken without first securing the approval of the Commander.
Deck Chairs and Steamer Rugs
These may be hired at $ 1.50 each for the voyage on application to the deck steward.
Medical Attention
The Surgeon is always at the disposal of those Passengers requiring his services. In case of illness originating on board, or after the departure of the steamer, no charge will be made for those services, and such medicines as are prescribed by the Ship's Surgeons will be furnished without expense to the Passengers. In cases of illness, not originating on board, the Surgeon is permitted to make the following charges :
- For office visits, $ 1.00 per visit
- For state-room visits, $ 2.00 per visit with a maximum charge of $ 4.00 per day
If the Passengers consider that the charges made by the Surgeon t r such services as he renders are improper or excessive, they are requested, before paying same, to take up the question with the Commander, and the bill will be either adjusted to a basis that will be satisfactory to the passenger or withdrawn. The purpose of the United States Lines is to make its service satisfactory to all Passengers.
Baggage
On disembarking Passengers are specially requested to claim their baggage before leaving the Custom-Office, otherwise under present abnormal conditions considerable delay and extra charge for carriage will be incurred in forwarding to destination any baggage not accompanying passenger on the railway.
Exchange of Money
The Purser is prepared, for the convenience of Passengers, to exchange a limited amount of money at rates which will be advised on application.
Valuables
The United States Lines has provided a safe in the office of the Purser, in which Passengers may deposit money, jewels, or ornaments for safe keeping. The Company will not be liable to Passengers for the loss of money, jewels, or ornaments by theft or otherwise, not so deposited.
Return Bookings
Pursers of the United States Lines are ready to book your return passage. Sailing lists, rate sheets, cabin plans and other information will be cheerfully furnished upon application at the Purser's Office. Tickets can be secured or deposits to secure reservations can be made. The Purser will procure by radio, without charge to the passenger, reservations or any information necessary.
Return Passengers
First and Second class Passengers, embarking at Cherbourg, must communicate with our Paris Passage Office, United States Lines, 11 bis rue Scribe, several days before sailing.
Passengers embarking at London or Southampton must communicate with our London Passage Office, United States Lines, 3 Cockspur Street S. W. 1, several days before sailing.
Passengers embarking at Queenstown must communicate with the United States Lines' Office, several days before the departure of the steamer, in order to ascertain definite information regarding the reservations and sailing hour of steamer.
First class Passengers embarking at Bremen must call at our Bremen Office, Norddeutscher Lloyd, Passenger Department, Papenstrasse, the day before sailing, in order to secure their rail tickets from Bremen to Bremerhaven.
Second class Passengers, embarking at Bremen, must call at the office of the Norddeutscher Lloyd, Passenger Department, Papenstrasse, two Days prior to the departure of steamer, in order to comply with Government Regulations and secure rail tickets from Bremen to Bremerhaven.
American Customs Regulations
On the return trip, your baggage will be subject to the same inspection on landing in America as on landing abroad. American Citizenship does not permit you to bring dutiable goods into the country without paying duty.
A blank will be furnished you aboard the steamer before landing. This must be filled out, listing in detail every article you obtained abroad which you are bringing home. The list is then given the ship's purser.
This list is called your "declaration" and should include all wearing apparel, jewelry and other articles, whether worn or not, carried on your person, in your clothing, or in your baggage. These items must give their cost or value abroad and whether they were bought or given to you. Also jewelry and wearing apparel, taken out of the United States and remodeled abroad, must be listed with the cost of remodeling.
You are allowed to bring into the United States $ 100 worth of personal effects bought abroad free of duty, in addition to all wearing apparel taken from the United States on sailing.
Recovery of U. S. Head Tax
This Tax can be recovered by Passengers, if same bas been paid, provided they inform the U. S. Immigration Inspector on arrival at New York of their intention to leave the United States within sixty days (the time prescribed by U. S. Law), and obtain from him Transit Certificate Form 514.
It is also necessary for this Transit Certificate Form 514 to be handed to the transportation company when completed, in time to allow same to be placed before the Immigration Authorities in Washington within 120 days of passenger's arrival in the United States. Unless this regulation is complied with, the Tax cannot be recovered.
Suggestions and Complaints
Suggestions, complaints or criticisms of service or of personnel should be addressed to the General Manager, United States Lines, 45 Broadway, New York City.
United States Lines
General Offices, 45 Broadway, New York
Offices and General Agents in America
- Atlanta United States Lines, Healy Building
- Boston United States Lines, 75 State Street
- Chicago United States Lines, 110 South Dearborn Street
- Cleveland United States Lines, Hotel Cleveland
- Detroit United States Lines, 1514 Washington Boulevard
- Philadelphia United States Lines, 1431 Walnut Street
- Pittsburgh United States Lines, Jenkins Arcade
- Portland, ME United States Lines, 404 Congress Street
- San Francisco United States Lines, 50 Sutter Street
- Seattle United States Lines, 919 Second Avenue
- St. Louis United States Lines, 1026 Locust Street
- Toronto, Canada United States Lines, 79 Queen Street, West
- Washington, D. C.... United States Lines, 1419 G. Street, N. W
Agents located in all principal Cities in the United States and Canada
in EUROPE
- Alexandria .. Gill & Co., 16 Rue Sesostris, Tel.-Addr.: "Gilly"
- AMSTERDAM Wm. H. MUller & Co., Heerengracht 546
- Antwerp A. Manceau, Bassin Kattendyk Quai Est 12
- BARCELONA United States Lines, Plaza Antonio Lopez 15
- **BELGRADE .... United States Lines, Palata Beogradske Zadruge,
Travnicka Ulica 1 - Bergen Olaf Vedeles 91, Strandgaten
- *Berlin W 8 Norddeutscher Lloyd Kajiitenbiiro Berlin, Lloydreisebiiro, G. m. b. H., Unter den Linden 1 (Hotel Adlon)
- Berlin NW 40 . . F. Montanus, Generalvertretung des Norddeutschen Lloyd, Invalidenstrasse 93
- Boulogne-sur-Mer. .... Guillaume Huret, 42 Rue des Ecoles, Tel.-Addr.: "Guilhuret"
- **Bremen United States Lines, An der Weide 43
- *BRESLAU Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Breslau, Lloydreisebilro, G. nt. b. H., Neue Schweidnitzerstr.6
- BRUSSELS Franco Belgique Tours, 5 Place Brouckere, Tel.-Addr.: "Touriscot"
- **BUCAREST United States Lines, Calea Mosilor 51
- **BUDAPEST . United States Lines, Budapest VIII, Baross-Ter, 2 S. Z
- Cherbourg United States Lines, 48 Rue de la Cayenne
- CHRISTIANIA E. Angell Bo'rdevick, Karl Johansgade 7
- *COBLENZ Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Coblenz
- Lloydreisebiiro, G. m. b. H., Markenbildchenweg 26
- *COLOGNE Norddeutscher Lloyd Hauptvertretung Mtn, Lloydreisebtiro, G. m. b. H., Domkloster 1
- Copenhagen Ove Haugstedt, St. Annaeplads 10
- **DANZIG United States Lines, 13 Dominikswall
- Dr.SDEN Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Dresden, Lloydreisebiiro, G. m. b. H., Pragerstrasse 49
- ESSEN a. d. Ruhr ... Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Essen, Lloydreiseburo, G. m. b. H., Huyssenallee 60
- FLORENCE, Italy Henry Humbert, 5 Via Cerretani, Tel.-Addr.: "Humbert"
- **FRANKFORT a. M United States Lines, Kaiserstr. 27
- Genoa Ditta Saviotti Carlo, 3 Piazza Banchi, Tel.-Addr.: "Saviotti"
- *Hamburg .... Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalvertrctung Hamburg, Lloydpassagebiiro Wilhelm Lazarus, G.m.b.H., Bergstr.9
- *HANNOVER Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Hannover, Lloydreisebiiro, G. m. b. H., Georgstrasse 39 Ecke Andreaestrasse
- HELSINGFORS Taube & Company
- HELSINGFORS Finska Angfartygs Aktiebolaget
- *KARLSRUHE Norddeutscher Lloyd Vertretung Karlsruhe, Lloydreisebiiro, G. m. b. H., Karlsplatz 12
- **KOVNO United States Lines, Laisves Aleja 9
- *LEIPZIG Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Leipzig, Lloydreisebiiro, G. m. b. H., Poststrasse 1
- **London .... United States Lines, 14 Regent Street London S. W. 1
- *MADr.D v. Drygalski, Norddeutscher Lloyd Agentur Madrid, Carrera de San Jeronimo 49
- *MAGDEBURG... Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Magdeburg, Breiteweg 166
- *MANNHEIM Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalagentur Mannheim, Lloydreiseburo, G. m. b. H., Hansahaus D 1, 7/8
- Marseilles George Bousquet, 5 Place de Change, Tel.-Addr.: "Emigration"
- *MOSCOW.... Abtlg. Norddeutscher Lloyd des Ozean Reise Biiros A.-G., Revolutionsplatz 3
- **MUNICH United States Lines, Maximiliansplatz 12A
- Naples .... Moroli's Travel Bureau, 11/15 Via Domenico Morelli. Tel.-Adr.: "Moroli"
- Nice Brighton Agency, 32 Rue de l'Hotel-des-Postes, Tel.-Addr.: "Raycomb" P
- **Paris United States Lines, 1, Rue Auber (Place de l'Opera)
- Plymouth Orlando, Davis & Co., 36 Southside Street
- **PRAGUE United States Lines, Na Prikope 19
- Queenstown United States Lines, The Beach
- RIGA Baltischer Lloyd, Kaufstr. 22
- Rome Moroli's Travel Bureau, 77/78 Via del Tritone, Tel.-Addr.: "Moroli"
- *Rotterdam Wm. Muller & Co., Willemsplein 4
- SOFIA United States Lines, Unionbank de Bulgarie, Graf-Ignatieff-Strasse 6, Tel.-Addr : "Unionbank"
- Southampton United States Lines, 3/4 Canute Road
- Stavanger Fred Wattne Ltd., Post Box 28
- *STUTTGART.... Passage Bureau Rominger, G. m. b. H., Generalvertretung des Norddeutschen Lloyd, Konigstr. 15
- TRONDHJEM Bernhard Brekke, Olaf Trygvesons Gade 1
- **Vienna United States Lines, Karntnerring 7
- **WARSAW United States Lines, Senatorska 28/30 Norddeutscher Lloyd Generalvertretung Weimar, Lloydpassagebtiro, G. m. b. H., Karlsplatz 12
- *`"ZAGREB United States Lines, Mihanoviceva Ul. 2
- ZURICH ... Meiss & Co., A.-G., Lloydreisebureau, Bahnhofstrasse 40, Tel.-Addr.: "Reisebureau"
- *) Tel.-Addr. "Nordlloyd" **) " "Seapostes"
The booking of berths can also be arranged through all other agencies of the Norddeutscher Lloyd through the Weltreisebureau Union in Berlin, Unter den Linden 22 (Entrance Passage), and Hamburg, Alsterdamm 7, and by all branches of the Amtlichen Bayerischen Reisebureau, G. m. b. H., in Munchen, Promenadeplatz 16, the Bennett's Reisebureau in Christiania, Carl Johansgade 35 and the American Express Company.
Taxi Rates
The United States Lines have no financial interest in these taxicabs, but exercise control over their operation from the piers to secure satisfactory service and prevent Passengers being overcharged.
The following rates are the official rates
For One to Four Passengers with Ordinary Hand Baggage
PROM Hoboken, N. J.
To New York
Any point below 34th St. $ 5.00
Not above 45th Street 6.00
75th D 7.00
125th 8.00
165th 9.00
• ,1 200th ,, 10.00
,, 245th 11.00
To City Line—West Side 12.00
,, ,, /I —East Side 14.00
To Brooklyn
Any point within one-half mile radius of City Hall $ 6.00
To Other Points
Any part of Hoboken $ 1.00
Erie Station, Jersey City 3.00
Pennsylvania Station, Jersey City 3.50
West Shore Station, Weehawken 3.00
New Jersey Central Station, Communipaw 5.00
To All Other Points — by agreement in advance.
1. The above rates do not include ferry charges which are eighty cents per taxicab.
2. When more than four persons are carried in a taxicab, the rate will be increased by ten (10°/o) per cent. for each additional person.
3. One steamer trunk, it carried in the taxicab, will be carried free.
4. Trunks carried on the outside of the taxicab will be charged for at the rate of 75c. each.
5. No charge will be made for hand baggage.
