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SS George Washington Passenger List - 19 September 1924

Front Cover, Passenger List, SS George Washington, September 1924, United States Lines

Cabin Passenger List for the SS George Washington of the United States Lines, Departing 19 September 1924 from Bremen to New York via Southampton and Cherbourg, Commanded by Captain H. A. Cunningham.

Senior Officers and Staff

  1. Commander: Captain H. A. Cunningham, U. S. N. R. F
  2. Chief Officer: J. W. Ford
  3. First Officer: Janis Swers
  4. Purser: F. C. Arnoult
  5. Chief Engineer: W. G. Grace
  6. Chief Surgeon: Dr. R. H. Bolling
  7. Chief Steward: A. Sudman

First Cabin Passengers

  1. Dr. R. Abrahams
  2. Mrs. R. Abrahams
  3. Mr. William Abrahamsen
  4. Mrs. William Abrahamsen
  5. Miss Marga Adler
  6. Mr. Lawrence J. Adams
  7. Mr. F. W. Allport
  8. Mrs. Rosalie Ashton
  9. Mr. Hermann Auerbach
  10. Mrs. E. F. Ayres
  11. Mr. Leonard D. Baldwin
  12. Mrs. Leonard D. Baldwin
  13. Mr. Arthur J. Baldwin
  14. Mrs. Arthur J. Baldwin
  15. Rev. A. P. Baltutis
  16. Mrs. B. Barber
  17. Mrs. E. Barber
  18. Mr. J. A. Barry
  19. Dr. S. Basar
  20. Mr. J. Baumgarth
  21. Mrs. J. Baumgarth
  22. Prof. S. Becka
  23. Mr. Belcke
  24. Mrs. E. K. Bender
  25. Dr. J. Berlot
  26. Mr. J. M. Biberman
  27. Mrs. H. H. Bimm
  28. Mr. Sal. Boehm
  29. Mrs. Sal. Boehm
  30. Mr. S. Boeners
  31. Mrs. Oberin Boldt
  32. Mrs. H. A. Bomer
  33. Mr. Bordli
  34. Mrs. Bordli
  35. Mr. Robert M. Brinkerhoff
  36. Mrs. Robert M. Brinkerhoff
  37. Mr. Walter Buchholz
  38. Miss Helen Buck
  39. Mrs. C. H. Calvert
  40. Mrs. J. F. Canon
  41. Mrs. Louise Carp
  42. Mr. E. Cedar
  43. Mrs. E. Cedar
  44. Miss H. Cedar
  45. Mrs. Harriet A. Chandler
  46. Mrs. E. S. Chapin
  47. Miss Louise Chapin
  48. Miss Elisabeth Chapin
  49. Mr. M. Christensen
  50. Miss Julia Clemens
  51. Mr. Robert E. Coper
  52. Mrs. Robert E. Coper
  53. Mr. Isadore Cohen
  54. Miss Rosel Collishan
  55. Rev. Thos. Connors
  56. Mrs. Paul Cram
  57. Mr. Walter Crzclak
  58. Mrs. Walter Crzclak
  59. Mrs. D. N. Dalton
  60. Miss Serina Dalton
  61. Miss Marie L. Davey
  62. Mr. Hans Delmonte
  63. Miss Cecil Derteaux
  64. Miss D. van Deventer
  65. Mrs. Wm. H. Doherty
  66. Miss Anne Doherty
  67. Master Henry Doherty
  68. Mr. Jas. W. Droll
  69. Mrs. Jas. Droll
  70. Mr. John Dudikoff
  71. Mrs. Mary Dudikoff
  72. Master Michael Dudikoff
  73. Master George Dudikoff
  74. Mr. T. W. Duke
  75. Mrs. T. W. Duke
  76. Mr. Frank M. Dunbaugh
  77. Mrs. Frank M. Dunbaugh
  78. Mr. James Webb Dunham
  79. Mr. Rudolph Eiseman
  80. Mrs. Hanna Eiseman
  81. Mrs. Stella Eiseman
  82. Miss Lucile Eiseman
  83. Judge Guy L. Fake
  84. Mrs. Guy L. Fake
  85. Miss M. Fitch
  86. Mr. Fitzgerald
  87. Mr. Albert Fox
  88. Mr. John P. Frenzel
  89. Mrs. John P. Frenzel
  90. Rev. Walter Frery
  91. Mrs. W. Freudenthal
  92. Miss Elsbeth Freudenthal
  93. Mrs. Carrie Fuchs
  94. Mr. Herman Fuld
  95. Mrs. Herman Fuld
  96. Miss U. Fulliovan
  97. Dr. Andrew Gaal
  98. Mr. E. J. Gainor
  99. Mrs. E. J. Gainor
  100. Miss K. Gallwey
  101. Miss J. Galvin
  102. Miss Georgie Garrigan
  103. Miss Josephine Garrigan
  104. Miss Agnes E. Garrigan
  105. Mrs. Henry S. Gibson
  106. Dr. B. Ginsbourg
  107. Mrs. Geo C. Glorney
  108. Rev. Francis Goggin
  109. Miss Maxine Goldstine
  110. Mr. M. Goldsmith
  111. Miss J. H. Goldsmith
  112. Miss Marjorie Goldsmith
  113. Master B. H. Goldsmith
  114. Master Daniel Goldsmith
  115. Miss Viola Goldstine
  116. Mrs. Max Goldstine
  117. Miss Kathleen. Goodman
  118. Mr. W. L. Granberry
  119. Mrs. W. L. Granberry
  120. Miss Elisabeth Grane
  121. Mr. Edward Granley
  122. Mr. Greenbaum
  123. Miss Margret Gushman
  124. Mrs. H. Haller
  125. Mr. Edmund Hamann
  126. Mr. Charles Haman
  127. Mr. L. Hardy
  128. Mrs. L. Hardy
  129. Miss M. Hardy
  130. Mrs. E. C. Hardy
  131. Mr. E. C. Hardy
  132. Mr. P. S. Hardy
  133. Rev. John Francis O'Hearn
  134. Dr. Jivador Hebizy
  135. Miss Florence Heinrich
  136. Mr. Karl Heuberger
  137. Bishop Thos. F. Hickey
  138. Mr. Hugh Hill
  139. Mrs. Hugh Hill
  140. Mrs. Robert Hinckley
  141. Mr. James Hirschberg
  142. Mrs. James Hirschberg
  143. Mr. Franz Hoffmann
  144. Miss M. Holyoke
  145. Mr. Chas. Howard
  146. Mrs. Chas. Howard and child
  147. Mr. Hugo Huettig
  148. Mrs. Hugo Huettig
  149. Mr. Hugo Huettig Jr.
  150. Miss Dora Huettig
  151. Miss Alice Huettig
  152. Miss Sh. Ichihashi
  153. Mr. Wm. Jacobus
  154. Mrs. Wm. Jacobus
  155. Mr. Arthur Johannsen
  156. Dr. John Jollman
  157. Mrs. Carmen Johannsen
  158. Mr. M. V. Joseph
  159. Mrs. M. V. Joseph
  160. Mr. Harry P. Judson
  161. Mrs. Harry P. Judson
  162. Hon. Louis H. Junod
  163. Master Frank R. Kaiser
  164. Mr. H. V. Kaltenborn
  165. Mr. C. H. Kammerer
  166. Mr. N. Kann
  167. Mrs. N. Kann
  168. Miss M. Kann
  169. Master W. F. Kann
  170. Dr. C. M. Karowski
  171. Mr. John J. Kelly
  172. Mrs. L. Ketcham
  173. Mrs. M. M. Kineball
  174. Miss M. Kineball
  175. Mrs. J. Kingsbury
  176. Dr. Lewis Kiss
  177. Mr. S. Klein
  178. Mrs. S. Klein
  179. Dr. Harol Korn
  180. Mrs. Harol Korn
  181. Miss Ruth Korn
  182. Miss Phylis Korn
  183. Mr. Milton Kraemer
  184. Mr. Josef Kraus
  185. Mr. Hermann Kruger
  186. Miss Olga Kruger
  187. Mr. A. Kutner
  188. Mrs. S. Kutner
  189. Mr. Samuel Landau
  190. Mrs. Dora Landau
  191. Master Abraham Landau
  192. Mr. C. E. Landell
  193. Mrs. C. E. Landell
  194. Mr. Wm. B. Lawson
  195. Mrs. Wm. B. Lawson
  196. Mrs. Thomas Leaning
  197. Mr. Eddie O. Lee
  198. Mrs. Eddie O. Lee
  199. Mrs. James Legate
  200. Miss Marie Lehman
  201. Mr. Louis Levis
  202. Mr. B. J. Levy
  203. Mrs. B. J. Levy
  204. Dr. S. Lewy
  205. Mrs. S. Lewy
  206. Miss Ruth H. Leyendecker
  207. Miss Louise E. Leyendecker
  208. Dr. P. T. Leyendecker
  209. Mrs. W. Lieberoth
  210. Mrs. Therese Liebeskind
  211. Miss B. Ling
  212. Mr. J. Lins
  213. Mr. F. Lins
  214. Dr. Clara M. Little
  215. Mr. M. Loewenthal
  216. Mrs. M. Loewenthal
  217. Mrs. F. W. Lolland
  218. Dr. O. S. Lowsley
  219. Mrs. O. S. Lowsley
  220. Miss Lowsley
  221. Prof. Lucian-Bernhard
  222. Mr. Otto von Lumbe
  223. Mr. J. Lurya Mrs. J. Lurya
  224. Mr. Harold Lurya
  225. Mrs. C. C. Marburg
  226. Mr. George E. Marks
  227. Mrs. F. T. May Miss Dorothy
  228. May Miss Reb. McClane
  229. Mr. D. H. McBride
  230. Mrs. D. H. McBride
  231. J. H. McEwen
  232. Miss Nedda McGrath
  233. Mrs. F. S. McGinnac
  234. Mrs. G. P. Meier
  235. Dr. V. Mersolj
  236. Mr. Ben Michaelsen
  237. Dr. H. H. Miner
  238. Mrs. Anna R. Morley
  239. Dr. D. H. Morris
  240. Mrs. G. F. Morris
  241. Mrs. J. W. Moses
  242. Miss M. R. Moses
  243. Mrs. J. W. Moses
  244. Miss M. Moses
  245. Consul Mueller
  246. Mrs. Mueller
  247. Mr. F. W. Muller
  248. Mr. E. P. Murray
  249. Mrs. E. P. Murray
  250. Mrs. J. W. Murray
  251. Mr. Ernest Newman
  252. Mrs. Ernest Newman
  253. Mrs. W. T. Nolting
  254. Mrs. Hazel Nolting-White
  255. Master Stephan Nolting-White
  256. Dr. B. Nowakowski
  257. Mrs. E. C. Oak
  258. Mrs. F. H. Page
  259. Mr. C. Parker
  260. Mrs. Mercedes A. Peine
  261. Miss E. M. Phillippi
  262. Mr. S. W. Phoon
  263. Mrs. E. L. Louis Pitney
  264. Mr. Cecil de Wolf Pitney
  265. Mrs. Jennie Presser
  266. Miss Presser
  267. Mr. Eug. H. Przylecki
  268. Mr. Morris Rippenbein
  269. Mrs. Morris Rippenbein
  270. Miss Jaqueline Rippenbein
  271. Mrs. H. G. Robbins
  272. Mrs. C. A. Romeyn
  273. Mr. Max Roth
  274. Mrs. Max Roth
  275. Mrs. Andree Saugues
  276. Miss Ruth A. Sawyer
  277. Mr. E. M. de Castro E. Silva
  278. Mr. Jacob Sbucil
  279. Mrs. Jacob Sbucil
  280. Mrs. J. V. Scarfe
  281. Mr. J. V. Scarfe Jr.
  282. Mrs. Mary B. Scott
  283. Dr. Gustav Seeligmann
  284. Mrs. Gustav Seeligmann
  285. Miss Constance Siegel
  286. Dr. S. Sierakowski
  287. Mrs. R. D. Silliman
  288. Mr. S. E. Silliman
  289. Miss W. Simonton
  290. Miss Lilli Smith
  291. Mr. Carl Sonnenschmidt
  292. Miss N. Sullivan
  293. Miss Henrietta Swope
  294. Miss Hannah Sweeney
  295. Mrs. Lilly Scheuer
  296. Miss Ruth Scheuer
  297. Mr. Niels Schultz
  298. Mrs. Ellen Schultz
  299. Mr. Henry Schutz
  300. Mrs. Emma Schutz
  301. Mr. Paul Schutt
  302. Miss Marie Starck
  303. Mr. A. Steiner
  304. Mrs. A. Steiner
  305. Mr. Chas. Stelzle
  306. Mr. Ferdinand Stern
  307. Mr. Salomon Stern
  308. Mrs. Lillie Stern
  309. Mr. Straetz
  310. Mr. C. O. Strutz
  311. Mr. N. Jacob Taub
  312. Mrs. Johanna Taub
  313. Mrs. Joseph B. Thorman
  314. Mrs. Dexter J. Tiffany
  315. Miss Sa. Tompson
  316. Mr. Robert C. Traub
  317. Mrs. Robert C. Traub
  318. Miss Barbara Traub
  319. Mr. Angel M. Tuasson
  320. Mr. M. L. Turner
  321. Mr. H. B. Turpin
  322. Mrs. H. B. Turpin
  323. Dr. Wilhelm R. Valentiner
  324. Mrs. Caecilie Valentiner
  325. Mr. Ricardo Vilalda
  326. Mrs. Angela Vilalda
  327. Miss Mathilde Vogliazzo
  328. Miss Marion van Wageman
  329. Mrs. F. A. Wagner
  330. Miss Catherine Wagner
  331. Miss Ruth Wagner
  332. Mr. J. G. Walsh
  333. Mrs. F. P. Walsh
  334. Miss V. Walsh
  335. Mr. Albert Weiss
  336. Mrs. Albert Weiss
  337. Mr. Wilhelm Wellhausen
  338. Miss M. Wendich
  339. Mrs. W. C. Whitcomp
  340. Miss Kathleen Whitcomp
  341. Miss M. C. Wilconson
  342. Mr. William Williams
  343. Mrs. William Williams
  344. Master William Williams
  345. Miss Mabel Witte
  346. Mr. E. B. Witte
  347. Miss Eloise Zallio
  348. Mr. Edward M. Zehnder
  349. Mrs. Ella R. Zehnder
  350. Mr. David Zimetbaum
  351. Mrs. Fanny Zirn
  352. Miss Ruth Zirn

To Southamton:

  1. Mr. Anderson
  2. Mrs. Anderson
  3. Miss Kulenkampff
  4. Miss Ruth Muller
  5. Mr. Pfeiffer
  6. Mrs. Whetam
  7. Miss Whetam

To Cherbourg:

  1. Mrs. Elisabeth Griin

Second Cabin Passengers

  1. Mr. Emil Abrolat
  2. Mrs. Margaretha Abrolat
  3. Master Walter Abrolat
  4. Miss Erna Abrolat
  5. Miss Mina Adel
  6. Mr. Hermann Ahrens
  7. Mrs. M. Alfafara
  8. Miss Lilly Mabel Andrews
  9. Mrs. Maria Angermann
  10. Mrs. A. Arndt
  11. Mrs. Emily Baker
  12. Mrs. Apolonya Baltadonis
  13. Mr. Charles Bandendistel
  14. Mrs. Carrie Bandendistel
  15. Miss Augusta Bandendistel
  16. Miss Alma Bandendistel
  17. Miss Maria Bannmiiller
  18. Miss Lotte Barthel
  19. Mrs. Sadie Bates
  20. Mr. S. Beck
  21. Miss Martha Beer
  22. Mr. John H. Behr
  23. Mrs. Amanda Borrmann
  24. Mr. Friedrich Biener
  25. Mrs. Helen Biener
  26. Mr. George Blank
  27. Mr. Edward Blumenstein
  28. Mrs. Charlotte Blumenstein
  29. Mrs. Bertha Bork
  30. Miss Georgette Bowers
  31. Mr. William Breitwieser
  32. Mrs. Maria Britting
  33. Mr. Alfred Britting
  34. Mr. Adolph Brown
  35. Mrs. Stefi Brown
  36. Mr. Robert Brown
  37. Mr. Bernhard Buba
  38. Mrs. Margret Buba
  39. Mr. Richard Buckley
  40. Mrs. F. M. Budde
  41. Mrs. F. M. Budge
  42. Mr. Joseph Caplan
  43. Mrs. Joseph Caplan
  44. Mr. Samuel Cantor
  45. Mrs. Samuel Cantor
  46. Mr. E. Cedarleaf
  47. Mr. Clarence Carlesson
  48. Mr. F. Craigmyle
  49. Mr. Hermann Caserta
  50. Dr. Maurice Caspe
  51. Mrs. Maurice Caspe
  52. Miss Florence M. Clifford
  53. Mr. Kazimier J. Czepaitis
  54. Mr. A. A. Correa
  55. Mrs. A. A. Correa
  56. Mr. Frank Cossick
  57. Mr. A. F, Cutchen
  58. Mrs. A. F. Cutchen
  59. Mrs. Louise Dankelmann
  60. Miss Louise Dankelmann
  61. Mrs. Martha Dauber
  62. Mr. Frederick Daut
  63. Mrs. Louise Daut
  64. Miss Margaret Daut
  65. Master Philip Daut
  66. Master Carl Daut
  67. Miss T. Dobie
  68. Mr. John Drawbell
  69. Mrs. John Drawbell
  70. Mr. Stanislaw Dernoga
  71. Miss Emilie Eckert
  72. Mr. T. R. Edwards
  73. Mrs. T. R. Edwards
  74. Miss E. Edwards
  75. Mrs. Regina Ehrenreich
  76. Miss Henrietta Ehrenreich
  77. Miss Goldie Ehrenreich
  78. Mr. Paul Ehrenteit
  79. Mrs. Paul Ehrenteit
  80. Miss Johanne D. Eisentraeger
  81. Mr. Alfred Engler
  82. Mrs. Meta Essbach
  83. Mr. Theodor Estelmann
  84. Mr. S. Ellinpen
  85. Mr. John Erickson
  86. Mrs. John Erickson
  87. Miss M. Erickson
  88. Miss G. Erickson
  89. Mrs. D. Ellingsen
  90. Miss F. Ellingsen
  91. Mrs. Caroline Faxel
  92. Mrs. Anna Feldhaus
  93. Miss Babette Fischer
  94. Mr. Paul Frank
  95. Mrs. Pauline Frank
  96. Mr. Benno Frank
  97. Mr. Otto Franz
  98. Mr. Isidor Friedman
  99. Mr. Johannes Frosch
  100. Mrs. Luise Frosch
  101. Mr. John Fecko
  102. Miss K. Gallivey
  103. Mr. Marcel Gary
  104. Mrs. Elise Gary
  105. Miss Frieda Gebauer
  106. Mrs. Liesel Gemind
  107. Miss Irma Gerlach
  108. Mr. August Gerlach
  109. Mr. Karl Gotsch
  110. Mrs. Meta Graetsch
  111. Miss Helga Graetsch
  112. Miss Marie Grammes
  113. Mrs. Meta Groening
  114. Mr. A. Haden
  115. Mrs. M. K. Hamilton
  116. Mr. Julius Haarstick
  117. Mr. Jakob Haas
  118. Miss Johanna Hartmann
  119. Mr. Gustav Helvst
  120. Mr. Wilhelm Henning
  121. Miss Flora Herren
  122. Mr. Adolf Hess
  123. Mrs. Pauline Hessenthaler
  124. Miss Ruth Hessenthaler
  125. Mr. Frank Heuberger
  126. Mrs. M. Louise Hinrichs
  127. Miss Margaret Hofrneier
  128. Mr. O. F. Hohn
  129. Mr. Johann v. Holt
  130. Mrs. Emma Holub
  131. Master Frank Holub
  132. Miss Mildred Honing
  133. Miss Ruth Horn
  134. Mr. Jay Hrdlicka
  135. Mrs. Josephine Hrdlicka
  136. Mr. Frank Hronek
  137. Mrs. Mary Hrncir
  138. Miss Mary Hrncir
  139. Mrs. Annie Hubert
  140. Mr. Anchel Husid
  141. Mrs. Gittel Husid
  142. Mrs. Meta Hyber
  143. Mr. William A. Illigen
  144. Mr. Karl W. Illigen
  145. Mrs. Mina Israel-Rosenfeld
  146. Mr. Mausha Ivenskis
  147. Miss Katie Jackie
  148. Mrs. Fanny Jakobovits
  149. Mr. Heinrich Janzen
  150. Mr. Louis Joffe
  151. Mr. Abie Joffe
  152. Mrs. Dora Joffe
  153. Mrs. Bertha Jonas
  154. Mr. Henry Wm. v. Jorgensen
  155. Mrs. Lucie P. v. Jorgensen
  156. Mr. Joseph Joshek
  157. Mr. Jacob Jungerman
  158. Miss Justh
  159. Mr. Johann Kaczmarek
  160. Mrs. Else Kaczmarek
  161. Master Hans Kaczmarek
  162. Mr. Charles Kammerer
  163. Mr. Martin Karch
  164. Mrs. Wilhelmina Karch
  165. Mrs. Auguste Keil
  166. Miss Margarete Keil
  167. Miss Dora Kellner
  168. Mrs. Setta Kemper
  169. Master Hubert Kemper
  170. Mr. R. Kinsella
  171. Mrs. R. Kinsella
  172. Mrs. Margarete Kleber
  173. Miss Anna Kleber
  174. Mr. Wilhelm Kleile
  175. Miss Grace R. Knapp
  176. Mrs. Elsie Knight
  177. Miss Theresia Knitig
  178. Mr. Fred C. Klockow
  179. Mrs. Louise Konig
  180. Mrs. Maria Kogl
  181. Mr. Stanli Kondrat
  182. Mrs. Therese Korber
  183. Mr. Schmul Korman
  184. Mrs. Zlata Korman
  185. Mr. Jossel Korman
  186. Mrs. Kristina Kotala
  187. Master Emil Kotala
  188. Mr. John Krapt
  189. Mr. Otto Krause
  190. Mrs. Ida Kreutzkamp
  191. Mrs. Josephine Krich
  192. Mr. Joseph Kruntorad
  193. Mrs. Blanche Kunzendorf
  194. Master Ronald Kunzendorf
  195. Miss Klara Kunzendorf
  196. Mrs. Eva Kuraszynska
  197. Mr. Henry Kusik
  198. Mrs. Annie Kusik
  199. Master Henry Kusik
  200. Master Charles Kusik
  201. Master John Kusik
  202. Miss Annie Kusik
  203. Mrs. M. Laborman
  204. Master W. Laborman
  205. Mr. Rudolph Langfelder
  206. Mrs. Emma Langfelder
  207. Mr. P. Larsen
  208. Mrs. P. Larsen
  209. Miss R. Larsen
  210. Miss J. Larson
  211. Mrs. F. B. Leach
  212. Miss E. M. Leach
  213. Mr. Emil Lehmann
  214. Mrs. Frieda Lehmann
  215. Miss Elisabeth Lengen
  216. Mr. William D. Lewis
  217. Mrs. Emma Liebermann
  218. Mr. Linsay
  219. Mrs. Linsay
  220. Mr. Gustav Lotz
  221. Mrs. Marie Lotz
  222. Miss Else Lotz
  223. Mrs. Anna Maassen
  224. Miss Alice Maassen
  225. Mr. Werner Maassen
  226. Miss E. Mac Donald
  227. Miss Regina Magnus
  228. Mr. Ernst Mahlo
  229. Miss Henriette Manger
  230. Mrs. Elfriede C. Mann
  231. Miss Aranka Matichka
  232. Mr. Robert F. Mautner
  233. Mrs. Mary Mautner
  234. Mr. Robert Mautner
  235. Miss Mary Mautner
  236. Mr. B. Maxwell
  237. Mrs. W. C. Maxwell
  238. Miss M. Maxwell
  239. Mr. Louis Metzger
  240. Mrs. Lottie Meyers
  241. Mr. Frantisek Michalek
  242. Mr. Henry Misener
  243. Mrs. Theresie Misener
  244. Miss Treno Misener
  245. Mr. J. H. Moss
  246. Mr. Fritz R. Mueller
  247. Mrs. Martha Mueller
  248. Mr. William Muller
  249. Mrs. Marguerite Muller
  250. Mr. Robert Musil
  251. Mrs. Bozena Musil
  252. Miss Frances Musil
  253. Miss Mildred Musil
  254. Mr. Antonin Musil
  255. Mrs. Caroline Mussig
  256. Mrs. Anna Mutz
  257. Mr. L. M. Myking
  258. Mrs. L. M. Myking
  259. Mrs. Jeanie Neilson and Infant
  260. Miss J. G. Neilson
  261. Mrs. Therese Neuendorf
  262. Capt. Newton
  263. Mrs. Newton
  264. Mr. R. S. B. P. Newton
  265. Mr. Harry Newton
  266. Miss M. M. Newton
  267. Master S. Newton
  268. Miss A. Nicholson
  269. Miss C. Nicholson
  270. Mr. Mathew Novotny
  271. Mrs. J. Nuller
  272. Mr. Kurt Oberreich
  273. Mr. Raimund Ordogh
  274. Mrs. Theresia Ordogh
  275. Mr. Frederick Oschmann
  276. Mrs. Mary Oschmann
  277. Miss Anezka Ourednik
  278. Mrs. Vladislava Pakrosnis
  279. Mrs. Olga Paletz
  280. Mr. Wendel Panenka
  281. Mrs. Anna Panenka
  282. Miss M. A. Paxton
  283. Mr. Walter Pietras
  284. Mrs. Cecylia Pietras
  285. Master Daniel Pictras
  286. Mr. Johannes Pfau
  287. Mr. Anthony S. Pocius
  288. Mrs. Zuzana Polomec
  289. Mr. John Postellon
  290. Mr. Jonas Prueser
  291. Mr. Paul Rahmig
  292. Mrs. Magdalena Ramsauer
  293. Master R. Ramsauer
  294. Miss Emilia Rehberger
  295. Mr. Diedrich Rehfinger
  296. Miss Emmy Reiner
  297. Miss Luise Reinhardt
  298. Mrs. Catharine Rentschler
  299. Mr. Saul Richman
  300. Mr. Otto Richter
  301. Miss Clara Richter
  302. Mrs. Meta Riedel
  303. Mr. Sam Rose
  304. Mrs. Anna Rosenberg
  305. Miss Murray Rosenberg
  306. Mrs. Serena Rosenberg
  307. Mrs. Florestine Rosenfeld
  308. Master Marcell Rosenfeld
  309. Mrs. Regine Rosenfeld
  310. Miss Selma Rosenfeld
  311. Mr. Julius Rosenfeld
  312. Mrs. Elisabeth Rudolph
  313. Mr. Horst Rudolph
  314. Miss Eleonore Rudolph
  315. Miss Elisabeth Rudolph
  316. Master Helmuth Rudolph
  317. Master Kurt Rudolph
  318. Master Werner Rudolph
  319. Mrs. F. Saunders
  320. Mr. M. E. Scully
  321. Mrs. Centa Seiler
  322. Miss Paula Seifferth
  323. Mrs. Fanny Seilin
  324. Mrs. Luise Seyboth
  325. Mr. William Sims
  326. Mrs. William Sims
  327. Mrs. Anna Sipan
  328. Miss Marie Sipan
  329. Master Vaclav Sipan
  330. Mr. Franz Slickers
  331. Mr. John Smith
  332. Mrs. John Smith
  333. Mrs. J. Smith
  334. Miss J. Smith
  335. Mrs. Marta Smolin
  336. Mr. August Sokolowski
  337. Mr. Oskar J. Sundstrand
  338. Mrs. Lars G. Sundstrand
  339. Mrs. Anna Sundstrand
  340. Miss Adela Sutula
  341. Mrs. John W. Schaeffer
  342. Mr. Richard Schaller
  343. Miss Margarete Scheerer
  344. Mr. Lewis Schenk
  345. Mrs. Josephine Schenk
  346. Miss Gertrude S,:hengber
  347. Mr. Bruno Schikorra
  348. Mr. Paul Schikorra
  349. Mrs. Bertha Schlick
  350. Mr. Georg Schlicke
  351. Mr. Johann Schneider
  352. Miss Anna Schneider
  353. Mr. J. J. Schobinger
  354. Mrs. J. J. Schobinger
  355. Mr. Henry Schramek
  356. Miss Luise Schumann
  357. Mrs. A. Stanbury and Infant
  358. Master D. Stanbury
  359. Mrs. Irmgard Stockmeier
  360. Mrs. Fanny Stockmeier
  361. Mr. E. E. Stubbs
  362. Mrs. E. E. Stubbs
  363. Miss E. T. Stubbs
  364. Miss Babchen Thul
  365. Mrs. Florence M. Titus
  366. Master Bristol Titus
  367. Miss Marjanna Trzesczynska
  368. Mrs. M. Underhill
  369. Mrs. Mary Vanecek
  370. Mr. Oscar Vesecky
  371. Mrs. Berta Vodicka
  372. Miss Alma Vogel
  373. Mrs. Louise Voigt
  374. Master Gottfried Voigt
  375. Miss Maria Wagner
  376. Mrs. Louise Walke
  377. Master Paul Walke
  378. Mr. P. Walsh
  379. Mr. Alfred R. Watt
  380. Mr. John D. Webb
  381. Mrs. John D. Webb
  382. Mr. Hugo Weber
  383. Mr. Albert Weber
  384. Mrs. Elsa Weber
  385. Mr. Adolph Wechsler
  386. Mrs. Fanny Wechsler
  387. Master Sanford Wechsler
  388. Mr. L. W. Wehrle
  389. Mrs. Fanny Weissmann
  390. Mrs. Welsh
  391. Miss Benadette Welsh
  392. Master Charles Welsh
  393. Mr. F. R. D. Wickham
  394. Mrs. M. B. W. Wickham
  395. Mr. W. H. Wilson
  396. Mrs. W. H. Wilson
  397. Mr. Carl Wiechmann
  398. Mrs. Hermine Wiechmann
  399. Master Kermit Wiechmann
  400. Miss Cecilie Windhagen
  401. Miss Hattie Wille
  402. Mrs. Johanne Winkelmann
  403. Mr. Henry Witt
  404. Mrs. Henry Witt
  405. Mrs. Maria Wolska
  406. Miss Martha Zieher

Information for Passengers

Hours for Meals are posted at the Office of Chief Steward on the steamer.

Lights are extinguished in the Saloon at 11:00 pm, Lounge,

Reading Room and Smoking Room at 11:30 pm

Divine Service in The Social Hall On Sunday at 10.30 A. M.

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, 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 Saloon and Social Hall.

Collections

Contributions that Passengers desire to make at Concerts or on other occasions, should be delivered to the Purser, who will make public announcement of the total amount collected, give receipt for same to those in charge of the arrangements, and post copy of such receipt in the public rooms for the information of all Passengers.

The total amount collected will be distributed by the Management of the United States Lines to the following charitable institutions:

  • Seamen's Charities in New York;
  • Seamen's Charities at terminal ports in Europe at which our steamers call;
  • The Actors' Fund of the United States

Passengers are urged to disregard all requests for contributions for musicians or other employees on the steamers.

Employees who participate in any public collections will not be permitted to remain in the service of the United States Lines.

Deck Chairs and Steamer Rugs

These may be hired at s 1.50 each for the voyage on application to the deck steward.

Electric Bath

The Charge for the use of the Electric Bath is fixed at $ 1.50.

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, s 1.00 per visit
  • For state-room visits, $ 2.00 per visit with a maximum charge of s 4.00 per day

If the Passengers consider that the charges made by the Surgeon rr 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, 1 Rue Auber, several days before sailing.

Passengers embarking at London or Southampton must communicate with our London Passage Office, United States Lines, 14 Regent 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.

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

Express Services

Bremen-Southampton- Cherbourg -New York
Southampton-Cherbourg-New York

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 ojicial rates
For One to Four Passengers with Ordinary Hand Baggage
From Hoboken, N. J.
To New York 8 5.00
Any point below 34th St. 6.00
Not above 45th Street
n 75th a 7.00
125th
8.00
,, 165th
9.00
. n 200th
10.00
245th
11.00
To City Line—West Side 12.00
7) 7) ,, —East Side 14.00
To Brooklyn
Any point within one-half mile radius of City Hall 8 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 (100/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.

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

Prepared November 1912 by Paul K. Gjenvick, MAS, Archivist

Updated 2015-06-07 by Paul K. Gjenvick for Mobile Access Patrons

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