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Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
PLAN TO GUST TUNNEL
COMMISSION CALLED OFF

TRENTON, Feb. S.-Republican
Senate Leader White today admitted
a &c. o. p" plan 10 oust the pres
ent New Jersey bridge and tunnel
commissioners and provide for the
appointn.erl of a permanent board
like the Pert Authority Commission
had been called off for this year.
Unless senate and House rules are
amended which seems unlikely now,
the bill cannot be introduced this
year unless unanimous consent is OBJ
tained.
Republican senators had been
lined up for passage of such an GUS
ter before adjournment of the week S
session.
The senator selected to offer the
measure, refused to put it in and the
time limit for general measures ex-
pired without this bill being offered.
Emerson Z. Richards of Atlantic
City counci; to the Eridge and tun-
mel beard IS credited with the coup
debating introduction of the mea-
sure.
TIE Port Authority commissioners
are provided for by statute. The OBJ
iect of the G G. p. bill which fell
by the wayside was to have a COM
mission which would continue in Of
flee during construction period.
l..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Tie, rIfduo:' contained in the carr
go hold OF the vessel VIII be removed
to a fedora warehouse under the di-
rection OF Mr. Cone, it is understood
and the tug herself will be left at the
pier o. the Perth Amboy Dry Dock I
company fcr the completion of the
repairs, payment for which Is de-
clared to hive been made. The az
ter mold which was thought to BEG
the depository for the booze and the
subject OF much speculation hercsf
was, opened by the federal authors
ties this o:nins and found to con
tain 279 cases OIL Whiskey. The for
ward hold was piled with empty
wh1slSey cases bearing Black and
White stamps.
According to the prohibi.ion
agents nine cases of the afterhold
cargo have been removed since the
tug left New York after beins seized
there and the general opinion =
that this quantity has been landed
since the boat came to this port.
Cases numbering 200 have seen en-
tirely unpacked and the bottles are
lying stacked in the hold. This
phase of the situation leads Officer
Cone to believe that the liquor was
unpacked in preparation for the at
tempt to land the booze on Sunday
night when a boarding party ap.
peared on the boat and was repulsed
by the customs men posted as
guards.
The federal men are at loss,
however, to explain why the cases
should have been unpacked, except
for the fact that the smugglera
thought the stuff could be handled
easier in that form.
While the rumor has not yet beeu
substantiated, it was said this morn-
ing that members of the crew. or
other parties, had sawed a hole in
the after bulkhead of the vessel, be-
meath the engine room, thus provid-
ing a means of entrance IN spite Of
Continued on page p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
Federal AGENTS SEIZE BOOZE
BIG LIQUOR SUPPLY STILL
ADVANCE PLANS TO PAVE AMB0Y AVENUE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ON new JERSEY COAST

advices said and at that time it ap-
parentlly was only matter Of a few
hours before she would burn to the
waters edge. The Herbert G. Willie
and the transportation. which picked
up the survivors, planned TO leave
for Philadelphia this afternoon, the
advices added.
The steamship Halsey also went to
the assistance of the burning craft,
but after standing by for some time
and receiving assurances that all
the crew had been saved, sailed away
The Admiral Line of this city.
which took the Northern Pacific
from the government said she had
crew of seventy-five. commanded
by Captain Lusti. Advices to the
line said that all had been saved.
There were no passengers.
tContinued on page p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
Burton Outlines Plan Where
by Road Can be Paved
Its Full Width
REIMBURSEMENT PLAN
City Must First Take Road
Over From County--Alder-
men to Act Tonight

The possibilities OF having Amboy
avenue re-paved from Myrtle street
tc the Woodbridge line, are brighter
as the result of the conference be
tween State Highway Commission Of
ticials, freeholders and cepresen-
tation from this city held in Trentc n
yesterday afternoon. The confer
ence was held in the State House
and a plan was outlined by Chair
man George l.. Burton whereby it Is
believed the road can be paved Its
full width, the state bearing the eX-
pense of a twenty-five foot read.
In order to have the state finance
this work. however. it will first be
necessarw for the city 20 take back
Amboy avenue from the county, 1t
having been turned over to the free
holders several years ago. Chair
man Burton explained that lack
CT funds in the motor Vehicle account
makes it impossible for the state to
assist the road work II it is con-
trolled by the county, but the work
could be done if the county was will
ing to return the road to The city
Aldermen Albert G. Waters and
Robert A. Mcclure, the committee
representing the aldermen aF yes
terday's meeting, will make report
10 IHe COuIlCll lOiiiSnI a. ai e'o
journed meeting and If 1t is thought
best to go ahead with the project
a resolution will be passed petition
ing the freeholders to return Amboy
avenue to the city. The reeholders
will be willing to return the road.
Mayor William c. Wilson has been
informed by Freeholders Walter
Quackenbush and Clarence M.
Haight.
If these two steps are taken the
city can then make application to
the State High 5ay Commission at
it's meeting next Tuesday requesting
permission to pave the road under
the reimbursement act. This pro-
vides that the city pay the cost of
repaying the road and be reim-'
bursed by the state during 1924.
1925 and 1926. This method OF
procedure was suggested by Chair
man Burton as the only possible way
in which state aid might be given
atAthe present time. Lack of initia-
tive on the part of Perth Amboy,
it was said by state officials, was re-
sponsible for no provision being
made to carry on extension repairs
and improvements along this line of
road which is within the city limits.
Mayor Wilson was greatly pleased
Win the OulcOile VI ySSteiuay .
conference and will probably have
a communication before the alder
men tonight or appear in person to
urge that body's going ahead with
the road to the city. the freeholders
petition the freeholders to return
the road to tn Getty, the fieeolders
can act on the request at their meet
ing tomorrow. With the county
boards favorable action the alder
men can then make formal epplica-
tion to the state board at Trenton
next Tuesday when another meeting
and hearing will be held. At the
close of yesterdays hearing Free
holders Belloff, Quackenbush and
CONTINUED on page p
Carpenter worn and Jobbing promptly
attended to. Geo H. Thompson. 81 Lewis
ST. Phone 1409-W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

TAX PROBE REPEALER

TRENTON, Feb. S:-By vote of
IL to the senate has passed the
bill introduced by Senator Larson,
of Middlesex county, which repeals
the act passed last year by the terms
of which the State Board of Taxes
and Assessment has been conducting
an investigation into the tax assess
ments in Middlesex, Morris and
Passaic counties. The measure now
goes to the House of Assembly for
consideration. The law it repeals
provided that the state treasurer
should supply the state board with
funds to make the inquiry into the
tax valuations, whenever it appear
ed that they were not fixed at their
true worth. The sum of $4,000 was
fixed as the amount to be available
for first class counties, $4,000 for
second, and $4,000 for third and
fourth class counties.
The bill was passed by vote of
~ to 5. Those who supported it
were: Allen, of Salem; Bright. of
Cape May; Hagaman, of Ocean,:
Larson, of Middlesex; Mac.-ay, of
Bergen; Reeves, of Cumberland; !;
Roberts, of Burlington: Smith, of
Passaic; Stevens. of Monmouth;
Wallworth. of Camden; White, OF
Atlantic. and Whitney. of Morris
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
Aldermen 7oAct
On City Projects

A long session of the aldermen IS
anticipated tonight when they get
together at an adjourned meeting 20
consider the grade crossing tiimina-
ton plans. the Amboy avenue paving
work and possibly the purchase of n
new fire truck for the Liberty Hook
and Ladder Company. A report TO
the committee of the whole will he
made also with reference to the pos
sibility of securing lower gas rates
from the Perth Amboy GAG Light
Company the directors Of which are
meeting this afternoon. A discus
sion OF the purchase of the gas
works property is likely to be enter
ed into also during the caucus prior
to the regular meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

NEW YORK, Feb. Sire which
broke out on board the former Unit
ed States transport. Northern Paci-
fic, off Cape May. N. j., at 1 O'Clock
this morning, swept through the
ship and was raging uncontrolled
said wireless despatch received
here ut GAS o'clock. At that time
II appeared the ship would be to-
tai loss.
For time there was some alarm
over the fate Of four employees OF
the Sun Shipbuilding Corporation OF
Chester, Pa. who were On board.
but the dispatch stated they had
been picked up by steamer stand
ing by.
The entire personnel of the burn
ing vessel was believed TO be safe.
The fire was still eating its way
through the ship at $3.50 Il. NJ. radio
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

If the aldermen decide to act
favorably toward getting Amboy
avenue back under city control to-
night, and the freeholders act fav-
orably on the plan tomorrow, the
state Highway Commission by grant
ing the city permission next Tues
day to go ahead with the work will
4. axe it possible for the work to be
so speeded up that construction
should be completed by May /. The
work must be advertised for twenty
one days before bids can be received.
No mention has been made of the
kind of construction desired as yet
but there seems to be a favorable
inclination toward concrete with a
bituminous top Surfacing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

The SeWaren annexation bill,
which was introduced in the state
senate Monday night by Senator
Charles y. White. Of Atlantic county;
has been iefe, red to the borough and
townships committee, of which Sem
,tor Morgan + Larson, of Perth
Amboy, is c. airnlan This bill was
introduced by Senator White. whose
home il in Atlantic City, by request
and calls for the annexation of Sc
warren to Perth Amboy. This bill
will be co nsidered by the standing
committee III whose hands 1t now
resra a.,d e Il is reported out favor
ably b tbs committee it will be
voted upon On the ilCor of the SEN
ate. Passage by the senate will be
followed ty action in the House.
SeWarcn Asks Advice
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. S---DurinE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
WOULD RAISE SOLDIERS
BONUS BY TAXATION

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-Funds
for the soldiers bonus would be
raised through taxation under pres
ent loans OF the majority rembers
of the house ways and means COM
mittee. according to inform tor
given today after those members had
discussed the whole situation in eX-
ecutive session.
1t was stated that it was not the
purpose to depend upon any part or
the interest or principal of the for
eign debt
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
COUNTY FIRST IN FEDERAL
ACTION IN BOOZE CASES


NEWARK, Feb. 3.-The turning
over to the feders,. prohibition au-
thorities f.: settlement OF all Mio-
dlesex ccunty's cases involving viola
ton oe the Va Ness act, recently
declared. uGconst.tutional by the
court of errors and appeals, was
given out at federal headquarters
today. Middlesex county is the first
in the state 70 take such action, 1t is
believed.
The understanding is that Assis-
tant Prosecutor John e. Toolan
turned over the Middlesex county
cases t. Prohibition Enforcement
Agent Cone of South Amboy. Who In
turn fill d them with United States
Commissioner Franklin M. Richie
at New Brunswick yesterday.
Desirable office to sub rent in Board
of Trade Building Immediately; low rem
tai Tel 2OS2 10S94--2-S-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
Unionists are Kidnapped

BELFAST, Feb. s (By The Asso-
ciated Press) A large number Of
the leading unionists of counties
Fernamagh and Tyrone. in the Ul-
ster ar :. were Kidnapped from their
homes early today and taken to un-
known destinations. Fifteen arrests
have been made in connection with
the kidnapping.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

BUTLER, Feb. S:-Drawn into q
circular saw at sawmill when his
sweater caught in the machinery
Walter VanOrder. thirty-four an
ex-service man, lived for six hours
with his body cut almost in two.
He died last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

II your coal or gas range does not bafA
or burn. I will make it do SO or no Charge
f. J. Lariin. 267 Mcclellan st. TEL 565-k@
10ST3-2-s-tf NJ w ia
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
GOOD SKATING

The return, of the cold wave Will
mean skating again for the lovers of
this branch of sport. The water
WORKS pond is in good condition and
city en- plo5es will look after the
same inasrluch as IL is the best spot
for skating i'm this vicinity.
ECONOMY is the right word. Ask the
Chevrolet owner. Jefferson Motors, Inc.
Why deal in uncertainties Buy a
FORD and be certain. Dorsey Motors. Inc.
10s9S-2-S1
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

A small payment down will give you a
Inc, 10sS7--2-s-1tsl
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

LONDON, Feb. S (By TIC 80 .
oiated Press)-Former Premier Or
iando' of Itatly. has accepted the IN n
vitation of King Victor i1mnranuei
70 form a new cabinet to succeed
the Bonomi ministry which res ,sa,s ,gGea
las. week. says an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Rome today
ssos 90 down and $500 month for J.
months. why walk: ChevLoiet fs1' ~
ferson Motors Inc A''''
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08
NOTICE

All members of the j. Q. Z. A. NJ,
Niddlesex Council, No. 63 and Junior
Club, are requested to meet at the Junior
Club Thursday, February 9th at lSo !.
NJ to attend the funeral of our iate
Brother. Clarence o. McMurtree.
Signed,
HOLGER HOLM,
Councillor.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Carpenter WORK and 1obbing promptly
attended to. Geo II. Thompson. 81 Lewis
ST. Phone 1409W.
2 5475--6- 25-Wed Sat. tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Many car owners today wish they nae
bought FORD. Dorsey Motors; Inc.
10s93-2-S-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Your return ticket "A FORD" Dorsey
Motors Inc. 10S93-2-S-1t :
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

Sewarcn Asks Advice
WOODBRIDGE, Feb. S---Durins
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-02-08

WIN. MILLER.
President.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
transatlantic Mails

nopis ana Cons,snga slso p.fe.,- -yssy
malls for drsscs And 1uuiania. ,. v BIZ
''nn''' j IrRsransDAY. N Dgc. 81
Esrore. Affica ard Wes, 49,. 80
Piyrnouth sna Chsftouras also rsrcsi-pcst
walls for Great Britain. ifelan1, Irelfe
ara ths countrlss risRtionsd N Hetss
and "a" below, Va Piysnoafh ara Chefs
bourr. and parcsi.post mails for oefnsnif
Austria, Cssch0.Slovatia, Hunlsr1 t1a
Switzerland. via HambufG =. !. hnneF
sArtnDAy. DEc. - ~
Europe. Africe and West Are -
Plymouth and Boulogns fepeeisll1 a..
dressed fsr dispatch ~ this etss merl $50
parcel post malls Tor Netherlands. Va Rot
isrdsm. 8 ;. nyudann. q rii SUPP
Earop.. Africa ana West Asla. y,e
6usensiown and Lysrooi fspeciaiiy al
dressed for dispatch b. this s,samsD' -
B. Battle. q. M supp. lto a. -
Europe Africa and West Asia, "a
ouesnsi0Nn spd Liverpool Especially az
drsss.d for dispatch ~ this etsamsrl
also parcsl-post mails for BslGiuri. Las
emburg and Belgian Congo. VIA AntSerp.
A. g. Krooriand, e. nj supr. tiio a. n.
Europe. Africa snd West AFiN ~
Plymouth ard Chsrbsurgl als0 psrrsl -poef
malls Tor Great Britain. irtland, france
ard ths countries mentioned n fosss "A
ard II" below. via plymouth and Char
bourEi snd parcsi-post malls fof osrs
rnany, Aystris, cssohQ sloyskia, HungarF
ard Switzerland via Brspsen, q q rTeGt
dent Harding (seaposD. a. NJ sgppf
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

MONDAY, DEc. ~
Canary Islands ara West Africa fepf-
sialiy adfreassd eniy). VIA Tsnerihs. Las
PAirass. orsnd Bssssns. ssteoa6s, asd
teeTai also paresl.post malls Tor Liberia.
3. 2. BadaGIy, Ilto a. ~.
TtEsDAY, DEc. 10
Bufope. Africa and Wsst Asia, via cher.
bovrg and Southampton tman nlast b
specially stdrssssd fsr dispatch b. this
.,...msfl. + 5, PiiseurE. a. M supp
EyTis ana Palestine via Bsrout and
WEDSksn1Y. DEr. 20
Cork and oys.ns.o~n. Ns oyssnste-n
(othsr parts % ireland and ether eopu-
tries must b specially ADDRESSED for dis
patch BY this eteamer), Via Plymouth and
chsrbeurs. 3. 8. President Polk. A. MI
supp. a. N.
osrmany Especially addressed oniy). Via
Bremen. 3. 3. BeydiltH. si20 a m.
Bpaih ESPECIALLY addreeasd oniy), VIA
CadiE. ALEC parcsl.post malls for spain.
Baieario Islands, Canary Islands Ceuta
Nslilia and Tangler IN Morocco. s. 5.
BssssGgsn. q. m.
South Africa fspsoiauy addressed oniyl.
via Cape Town. also parcel-pog malls for
union % South AfrieA. pechuaualsnd Pro-
tsctorate, Porturu-ss East Africs, North
ern and Southern Rhodss'a and Southwest
AfricH Frotsctorate, 3. g. Kaaerbe, q. m.
Turkey Especially addressed only), via
Constantinople. also parcel-poat malls for
Bulgara. q =. saneamon. 1910 . m.
Greece, TURKEY ara RumaniA fspestaiiy
addressed only), via Piraeug, Cou1tantl.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

TncA-NoRTH. Casa Blanca. Tnngier'
s.e, Nslills, oran. Algiert, Iunia'
s,noa, Ieghorn
"-JAScs 0l Three Star DAs
Tncs:soUTH, Cape Town. Algos
=. 80 East London. Port Natal psia'
tAsrERH CROWN CPFl
a A Aelory Transport Lines
tIEAMER (PF)
Aallory Transport Lnss
1,n,sss;A'MEsT. Azores, Madsirs, A.
We Moroccan ports. Canaries, 81.
sis..al'' West African ports ~ cargo
Aa't-EEsT HEssrLrrEu 0yD
lf,f.. a. ". Bull 4 Co.
i.nesI Canaries, Senegal, Gam
portuguese and French Guinea.
e,ne Leone. Liberia. Ivory and
~. coasts. ToEolsnd. pahomey,
csasfn and Southern Nigeria.
P,,,s.oen. French. Belgian and
~ COLUMBIA FM)
5. AoiLLA--Also see Porto Rico
sANAAo (PF) Atlantic Fruit Co.
'ExANDRIA, PIrsus, s.lonIea-
tss Conttastinople, Malta
"-erADiNo % Merton. Iiily G &C.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

NIknDANG OAOs ~
Turks fSlsnd ana Dominican Republic
(spselaiiy ADDRESSED oniy). Via Turks fsi-
and, Monts Christi. Puerto Plata. eamanA,
ssnchss. IA Romano, San Psero ds Ma
hona. 3. g. Nord Amsriks. ?. m
WEDNEsDAY, DEC. 70
Bsrnudi. via Hamilton, e. B. Fort Nie-
torla. 1870 .. m.
Jamaiea, Canal Zona, Panama. NJ Sal.
vsdor tprlnts. stc.). NlearaGua (eEespt
fliso prinis, etc, fer Ssesems, rsgueigai-
pa and Tusearanl IN Iiondurss' Solume.s
ana EeuadoF (othsr parts of hondvres
must Be specially .ddrssssd Tor -onPthteih Phei ,
cartaEena. sayanilla and Santa Marta ..
g. Garlic, =. m. supp a. m; 80
North Brasil asd Iauitos tetasr pafss
O. s.sSil myss ,, S,ss sD,eis' xa pars. cssra,
Psrnannbuco. Bahia. Rio De Janslro sna
esntos, s. 8. Inga. o.10 a. N. .,,-
Turks Island and Dominican hsRuollo,
via Turks Island MSn,s Sss" AZ "a
Mssoiia' san Domingo City, Asua and
Barahona. 9. 5. Iroouois. siao a. nj s0PP'
~ sr,a =; "a a,..., ana faulsss CothsE parts Of
PrsSil must Be specially addressed ioI 9ls-
pstch 81 this s,samsrl. via Pars, ievviS,99s'
Maranham, Ceara, Pernamoueo; O.eoee,s'
Natal ard MIns9s; ,1,s.sy = sna 's ParsSusy Osps:
,,siis aaSre..sd only), via Montsyideo and
Bushos xyrss. 9, s.. Steel &c; - m
bermuda. via Hamiltou' D. D. AAs1@'-'
Po,,e Rico. va San Juan, y. 8. A. T. st
Ns,sjsi asse a m, supp. 1880 a. M. -
Yuestsn ana Camptohe lCuoA she osSS
.r Parts Of Mexico. must Be spselal "a.
nJ p,orr,so. vera Crus and Iem
.isa, si.a psrcsl.pos, malls for me MeLi-
80 k,afss 81 Carnpschs. chiapas, Sssrrt,o'
H,dsiEo, Nsxloo. hoFelo5. OeIac.,
Tia1csis. Vera Crus ana iuoatAn' -
Aen'' g, Thnn.s. 81, crelI, saba. 81 Martins
q, n.,siaiinn at. Kltte. NeylA. AntlHon.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

c...,,,. ns,,s AZ ths General Post
.,ee. snd ci,y HAIL Poaofaes StAtien' NeN
Yorh. az 10 ,. m, a. foUor, stA.r,.
tu.Nsii Iapan, corsa, Chira. slosns,
Yvsneh Tndo-china. NetherlAnaS 49,.
indiss. Straits sst,lsmsnts.. bronti,
states North Bornso. sarewan ~, ~
tPhllippins Islands. vi. ssn ca,ss
also psre.ls-posi malls ior cs,1s ssn, nygnsi
Y.hpsn MALAY states. North Bornso, sars-
SaE ana Straits settlements. T. D. fTeN'
tent Cleveland. Dec. u 80.
.fIswsiL Ma ssAttla 3. 3. LuThns'
Tspsa. cores, siberia ara spseiany az.
dressed correspondence for Snin-
seattlsi also parcel. .poH ~, m NJ
F4ii fsianes. New Zealand aud AuatIalia,
Ma Vancouver and Victoria, d. C.. .. G.
tHawaii. Via San Frsnelsee. s. $. Nat
fHsvai, HonskonE. French Indo.chins,
Hsthsrlands East ladies. atraite Settle
r,snts' Brunei Malay states, North bor.
neo. sarawak and specially addressed
eOrrssRondsnes fer other dsstinasions ".
japan, corss. China, siam. French Indo-
North Bornso, ssraEak. straits Settle
meats and Phllippins Islands. ?. ). Prssi.
osnt Pierce. Dee. ~.
Japan, Cores, China (sIesrt Honxkong).
slbsrls, Phiiipplns Islands and specially
Addressed eorresponeenes for other dssti-
4 ii Empress OF Russia, sDec. "a.
Hawaii. Via San Pedro. Calf. 8. q. city
Of Los Angeles, Dec. 7S.
Japan. Corea. China, Sibsri1. French
Indo.china. Netherlands East Indtea
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Trans.AtIantic Mails Due in New York

s,r BALTIC due Dec IS With mails from
Austria, Belgium, cIseho.sloyskla. Den
mark, Finland. Germany, Great Britain,
Hungary, Lithuania. Netherlands. Norway.
Poland. Rumania. Spain and Sweden.
Steamer Taft Liverpool Dec 3.
str IA BOUnDONNAiB due Dec 10 with
malls from Belgium, British fndia, Cxscho-
Elovakis Egypt. France. Greece, italy, po-
land, Portugal, Rumanie, aUcdsn. Su.t-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
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Wsd. (YRj, sat (FR), and intsrIzlsdists
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PoRTLAND-ses Los Angeles Harber
San Francisco
SAN DIEG0--Sss San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. oslisnb-7AIso see
Jsa. s-wiLLsoio ~ Williams a =. cS,
San Francisco, San Diego, LOe Angeles
HArbor (Wilmington), PoThand'
Seattle, Bellingham
Dea sf-gTEBL BEAFARER % lgthmiar
Jan s-sTEEL TRADER (P) iaAInian
sEATTLE-ses Los Angeles HszboT
San Francisco
TAcoMA--ses Los Angslss HsEbss
TAMPA
yriasys (T1 Asiier5
VANCOUVER. B. C--sss Los AhEsisS
WILMINGTON See San Frsaeiseo
Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18
Fer additisnal
Shipping or Travel Informs6On Call
Shipping or Travel DspaFtmsnt.
Beskman 30oO--EIienslon 40.
Foreign Mails
Closing of Mails

Foreien will promptly bslos, at tho G.nsrsl
Possoes City Ordinary pts samples parcels post sss
earlier that regd n
mailed ard ~ AZ tas foreign
Hall station
MAIL poomee: doubs required ~ us .feC
station supplementary mail closes half hour later than ne
malls Tor bure
countries Croba closes one hour htI.
Whenever q and supls
steamship 20 he puee ore ne
bali hours b the scheduled sailing time and closes ten minutes esi0'
aaui6 ~Nwa
New-York tribune., 1922-12-18

Alexandria. Port Sudan, Alden, Bombay
Madras. Rangoon, Calcutta
-. E-CTTY or BESARES CPD
Merton. Lilly Co..
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90" Teon AAnPIon SOAPS ~,
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