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Excerpt from A Directory of Names, Pennant Numbers and Addresses of All Members of the International Ship Masters' Association of the Great Lakes: Also a List of Vessels of the Great Lakes, American and Canadian, With Names and Addresses of Owners; Other Information of a Miscellaneous Nature of Interest in Shipping Circles on the Great Lakes; April, 1920

United states. Small Craft Warning. A red pennant indicates moderately strong winds will interfere with safe operation of small craft. No night display.

Violent Storms are indicated by day signals comprising a square red flag with black square center and either a red or white pennant, and by night signals composed of lanterns, either red or red and white; the color and position of the pennants or lights showing the initial direction of the wind, as follows: Northeast Storm. Red pennant above square flag; or two red lanterns. One above the other.

Southeast Storm. Red pennant below square flag; or one red lantern.

Southwest Storm. White pennant below square flag; or white lantern below red lantern.

Northwest Storm. White pennant above square flag; or white lantern above red lantern.

Hurricane Warning. Two square flags, one above the other; or two red lanterns with white lantern between; indicates an extremely severe or dangerous storm.

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