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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-28
Helen Hunters Husband
LACK HUNTER LEAVES THE FARM
By Jane Phelps

She will have a small boarding house:
We will live with her until get "e''
on my feet.
Don't, Jack-don't." real distress
was IN the mothers voice. Wv ait my
dear boy. until you can have home OF
your own, no matter how modest IL
won, work out. dear. I dread !" nave
Won even attempt such an expo: 3neht'
I say this knowing neither the S'r! or
ber mother Why, JACK. II l mad
daugh:er | shouldn't want her 10 oE'"s
her husband TO live with us. no matter
how much | loved her. or how perlect
no might be Young people when hFsS
married should go by themselves
lack bad laughed at his mothers Ve-
bemeccc. He was so sure OF h!Fhse't'
:, sure OF Helen. He did not car" muCn
FOR her mother. II was true hu' theS
would have their own rooms ana 80
would not be thrown toGether very
much save at meal time. And when ne
On, established. why they would ha'e
a M,te Hat by themselves
"rrv 10 be Sensible. Jack. and forget
about Your love for Helen. Try 70
, cave GU; emotion. Try - decide II she
- ,h, sor, Of a girl TO help man get
-, a cir! who Is ambitious FOR I'm -
n, jas: for present spending OUT ~
. future purposes. All I want you |" 90,
,ark "a 10 be sure before YOU marry
,hat YOU are marrying tho grl Aal
VIII :-,aNs YOU happy-tha; Is a.. l am
urging upon YOU: my dear boy Just 20
10 sure. You nre both young and IL
Won: fr-, you 20 val, year or Two %c;a
~ year or two Ja"kS voice he,o
i;;,e- uuh";:ss that an%"n". even MS
mother. could ask anything OF him as
rrspostoraus az that. Why day, "a
3 week aw.vfrrrn Helen seemed year
; \ few ,'ays after this conversation,
lack Hunter arrived IN New YORK ano
at once se, 20 work on commission
basis With the insurance COMPANY,
: clad yoa'rc here. Huntcr!" Howard
! Dunn had said. IT'S good clean
! BUSINESS and leaves plenty Of time for
! "f shan't have time for Fun, because
! ,rrs. get on as fast as | can. and
: The ncxt half hour was spent IN sing
;nr Hc'cn's praises.
, Tororrow-Ilre in boarding House
, jJro,ec;cd by George Matthew Adams)
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After several generations or the not
biscuit that several generations OF
mothers used to make, and after a
Broadway chef with a salary Twice.
that of college president had put
the Newburg in lobster, an entire Ma.
ton took to talking in its sleep ana
showed coated tongue. Gluten
bread, beef steak cubes, predlgesteo
tablets and painless pastries began 10
figure largely in street car ad'eruS'
ing.
That darkbrow taste began TO as
sumo national proportions.
Dietetics became college elec,Nc'
The old Cadillac Springs house, just
ready 10 peter out in favor OF appcn'
dicitis hospitals and neurasthcAIa
sanaIariums, was suddenly bought up
bv All Indianapolis promoting com
panv and all observation-disclosures.
dollar and eight.hundred-room note!
with three miles Of voranda ana so'l
course rose from the wood ashes Of
the former frame hosiery,
Cadillac Springs water when iiaa
probably for odoriferOuS and SODIUM
sulphatic cons ~EuShed up and seeped
back into the floor Of the mid Old IN
diana flatlands, was suddenly pipru'
analvzrd and advertised TO the last
decillion OF iron oxide and magnesi'
um carbonate.
Men who had long since ceased 10
approach breakfast except as splr'
tied horse is led blind-fo!ded past Il
steam roller, with Quivering lips ana
ready to take fright at broken yolK
of tho poaChcd. on-toast or a tiny
brown stain beside the percoialor'
learned how 10 lingcr over eggy diShes
and market quotations.
Thanks to the liver, life became
once more worth living. and the great
American pUrtrrhOuse swan nacK
into favor on Il sea Of best cooking
| butter.
Marcus Kcssler, OF Peoria, upon
whom corn flake lay none toe
lichtlv. retired fearIessly after three
portions OF pudding Ia Cadillac am
= very black dcmitassc. For the llrs'
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Chapter ..
Jack hunters people had pee" ~ ~
very ordinary c.rCuustanceS' !e, |"NN
had fair education. He hao ''c',
graduated from High School. ana "'s,'
managed one year in College. Oor"e'.'
Then ne had been obliged TO re'U'"
home because Of his fathers h1neSS'
The farm although small would No'
run Itself. and il was all hts pSop'e mao,
The year ne had spent ~ nome h"u
weakened his desire 20 finish coI.tSH'
and meeting Helen Aramore-nt dance
IL n ne.ghboring town had done the
rest -
"IIay, YOU discussed finances with her
-, o,ro.. r,,s mother asked when lie told
her % Helen. -.
NO but | wrote Howard Dunn las'
week. and he said | could get posi-
ton with the INSURANCE people ne was
With. |, pa5s only commissions. hu'
10 SAYS 4 hustler can max" good Nv
ing. And would hustle ike the De
beg YOUR pardon. mother. IKE every
ehing for Helen"
"Haye YOU discussed this with her
,o,d her exactly how YOU are situated
as regards money
Somewhat. She knows ! nave my
own way To make.
The mother discovered lack OF s1oh'
;auiety n his tone.
81 can make none |" New foEN'
know | can, y h!s CITY = the P'ace o.
&c, on. \ man who : willing 20 HHSt''
can always get on. and Howard says ne
ueIr eYe- sfGT re FIRST wHA'n NJ
wo-Eed ror tho company. aH2 tHat no
IS rr,a%:rc 8. 0on on Al acreage no" IA,
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One night not long ago l was Kept
awake over two hours With u lump com
Ing up constantly. and l had to Keep
swallowing continually 20 keep Il down.
am very big eater and never kn""
or feel that I have taken enough ana
my nerves are in poor condition.
Or Botu1sm
MY sister, born in my mothers fortY'
second year. and now 10 years "!I' mas
always had peculiar nervous ha"!''
monifestinE itself in twisting OF the
features. and in n sound In her throat
similar to a faint grcan ar whine.
hava ALWAYS contendcd that th!o nervous
condition was the result OF plain gut
tony. | have seen her ut one meal con.
sumo more bread. potatoes, meat an"
all the other articles or that meal IMAM
TWO men who were eating at inc same
table. Especially bread, six slices was
q fair average, And what was worse
she consumed 1t in far leSs time. I'M"
slstcr Is about ilye feet tall weighs over
1Eo mounds and IS Just past II years ~
age Her stomach and abdomen are
abnormally prominent"
ono More Care
r,mna wears Of RGe. Mlrr'ed. HAY"
,hree children. youngest 5 months.
Eoyc nosI,lveIy a dreadful appetite
which amounts 20 craving wh"r" meat
ia concerned. Constantly have tie"
feeling. Ny skin has an itchy '""l'n@
which makes mo want 10 pick ~ rlE%"'i
continually and pick NY nose,
Answer should classify thc%" casc'
as OF tho genus homo. species po'Fph'"'
and hotu,i,i. sufferers from nrFFn l:
dyspepsia. when symptom or th'S
| condition Is an enormous arr"tt" VIC
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,.,n you really believe that ut some
,,ot so far distant day We shall rea'S
L,ye m. experience OF getting our own
numbers ou the telephone:
n j, we're not tnat We live in an age
: miracles: Il had not held wire,
los. instrument 20 my ear ana '1S''''et
70 a pho@o Graph concert 80 m'leS """s
and known that II came through the "'T
80 ,,. without even the aid OF Il wire, l
Co.,, - hard 10 believe this prom
$50. Hut after tina. could believe any
thing.
Trr,y Il Will I've interesting to see
this prophecy fulhNed.
we Shall Miss the Telephone Girl
Eu'> how we shall miss the Telephone
r,rl as an outlet OF our telephouic irri-
,,hirties VIII there be no one whom
We can rebuke wacn our number fans
20 answer and ~" know perfectly wei!
,here is sur'ror" there Shall we
hive only ourselves ( blame ham
iny oneself Is such an unsatisfactory
outlet. ca ALREADY &C" where some
wives are goiH.; 20 rIt the d:'h"n* "h"n
yJimself calls some number amt L ;.titS
,, answer. or the line - p"r"iSt"htLy
husy. lie NH fec! Q'i:t" sure ''~iS he"
fault. because her aunt IS q 4reS'' o
t.rian" Or. ~ Il isn't her fault 'nHi-
,llNliiS, u WI. W. '''' i''N''N 60 -
because some FOOT woman Is rrohHb'y
rosS,riuc over that line
There - no greater convenience n
,hs world than the telephone and there
is no device that seems 50 capable %:
nrousinc people ~ ir"itabNtiy.
How q Ghost Mast Feel.
suppose 1t is the taftl"d sens" ~
no, being able 20 get AZ a"r"nc 'h'''
clve Us this feeling. | think perhaps
the most trying OF all telephone expert
enceS, the most battling. is 20 HAY"
someone answer the Telephone. rr"r'.
Use 10 get the person We ask for and
then disappear. and either h"caU$" t"'r
are distracted and forge. rr because
they are otherwise prevented. fan -
call Anyouc | h:,d that experience the
other day when I called = garage.
waited ten minutes on thar ii"". Actual
time. not ttme as measured 10y a person
waiting az II" Telephone. according -
mat standard it would have been al
hour and half
Al the time 7 could h"ar p""p''
tnlktnEN and IN" NOS" ~ pounding Hr@
various activities. an.. -, WAS absolute
" unable To- max" myself heard
rot some idea OF the way a ghost mast
feel II he hears ali ;aat e0GS on arounc
him and can not MAKE his pr"Scne felt
40 not think | shall ever come mci
"a ghost am sure ghosting woult
no. appeal TO me.
WY ". Get the wrohg Number
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Kessler slept as sME3ss
nurse on duty. AAAA
As Mrs. Kessler rockes,S
veranda her fingers fla there's
through the intricacles a Oser
sunlight teasing at her neesaEThe
smile came out on her lips andv t,
grow in her pattern. and preserraN,
shadow lay across the lace and ~
glanced up. still smiling.
| Good morning, Mrs Washauer!
Good morning, MrMs. kessler!
! thought was the only early BIRD
Indeed, no! Since seven been up
and downstairs with my crochet.
That's what a good night my husband
had. Sit down by me, Mrs. Washauer,
and be sociab!e."
IL see, Mrs. kessler, you do the rose
pattern, too" She screwed herself
with q rustling Of black tafteta into a
porch chair laying her short arms OUT
; full along the sides.
Yes, my husband feels so mucn
better, | got the heart right away 10
take up my fancy work again. Lace
cdging for ntlla's sh!rtwaist | make
Il never. Mrs Kess!er, seen man
imnruy. more as your husband
. "Whcn l tell you. Mrs. Washauer'
/ that when we came here little more
AS 4 week ago. every time what l
lookcd al that man | busted right out
CRYING, YOU can know how he looked.
! Say, wasn't my own husband for
two wears such q yellow in color we
didn't expect him 10 live? For twenty
one months. Mrs. kessler, TO SIT
down TO our table at home was Ike
10 sit down TO a funeral, on such a
diet he was.
"Don't | know, Mrs. Washauer! My
own husband, what never in his lie
gave his daughter or me cross WORD
hollprrd so 1T me | was ashamed lol
the nrighbors, when one night at sup
per We wouldn't pass him The saucr
bratrn like tho doctor forbid.
"Say. YOU can see for yourself. Mrs.
Krssler. how even the big mlllionalres
from New York come here for the
cure"
Il should say so! Right next 70
our table in the dinng-room Sis tha'
Mrs. Van Ritz out OF the newspapers
with her yellow hair so marcelcd, and
ewes like she was always looking
through her lorgncttCs, even when she
amt" =.
But how plain them big bugs are
amt it? At breakfast this mornih2
not so much as diamond bracelet
did Mrs. Van RITZ have on
always n night she makes W
for it," T.,
when you come right down 10 II
can tell You there's few mililol
dollars sleeps every night under thl:
roof. Tom Riley. himself, to beEir
with. And they say, Mrs. kessler, TINS
hotel amt one-thirI his holdings"
You don't say so. Like TO OWL
tsuch =. gorgeous hotel amt enough II
itself.
4 large ruminative sigh ESCAPED
Mrs. Washauer somewhere from TIT
dcrp rccesscs of her. She was tiltin'
violently. her head pat back asalns
t the rocker back.
1 YES. yes. Mrs. kcssler. fc" mil
: fona;rcs lay their heads down unde
this roof every night; Tom Riley. Her
man Hirkhmcr, Percival Chalmers
! ;sadore Mango. l.. Lozenz. Nhel
:uch men come all from the East
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"A BirC~-~7=77=77=~===~===-==
By IN the House"
Copwte1TE AI1Dcr

, o ssse,s5 "a HURST

time in half yathe Wheeler Syndicate. Ina
Kessler slept as sMsSa
nurse on duty. AAAA
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biggest names you i'd hsna &
~ years ago, right at these
MRS. Kessler, came the secre.
state and his wife Such I
woman, not twice would
Ter. Always she used to-
ing to me, Just Iike-
~ old shoe, 40 una..5 "a
there IND how that m.n
by SpfA tito govt Mrs.
CAM. IHre to watch.
Peoria, osei IN my own
"Just look az 3p down
a how could afe 'taudint
go twice to Carls7 ~
instead he comes n l.!.s
! him at home in State
ago, yellow as your
{ looked"
Zach, always forget!
/ Max CAM from Chicago. dom
/ Mrs. Washauer threw a wtdS
ture of hands and eyes.
do know Max CAM! Ask him
Mrs. Kessier. just for fun when you
see him how many times he comes to
Yendla Washauer's Friday nights for
pinochle and rinderbrustr. DO I know
Max Ganz?' she asks me! l know him
this well, that If I had a daughter,
twice over he could have her"
Amt it so? l always say a young
man like that who, they say, never
sowed his Wild oats and was so good
to his mother while she lived, and Of,
top Of it all to have built up all alone
such Il good business is"
Good business! can tell you. II
I had son, right away would put
him IN just such a Ninety-EightCe Cent:
Stores business. Never put my foot
in the CAM Ninety-Eicht-Cent Empo-'
rum that it amt packed like sar-
dimes"
Its so funny the way we met him
here at the Springs for the first time,
and right away I should find out nA;
uncle. Jake Spitz. OF Spitz and Sp!tn
-Fcathers-married my sisterinlaWs
: sister. Rena Lindabaum."
II know nice people. too. can
ONLY say about Max CAM. maybe ni1
digestion amt so good. but, say. IKE
he said himself last night. a good wife
can make 1t better. Eth, Mrs. Kesslef.
eh?"
"Ach. Mrs Washauer, you-youfe Z
great one to make fun! My Della amt
got such thoughts yet like ! say 70
her papa, she's so full OF LIE. 'that
girl. it's a shame she should ever gos
to settle down.
Relieve me, with such a match nho
so could set herself down In SON
feathers. can tell you there amt &
mother in Chicago wouldn't pick her.
self out to be his .mother-in-law."
81 don't say Mrs. Washauer. VIVA
Mr.. Right comes along that aint Lko
every other mother, glad when hse
daughter makes a good marriage"
IT'S just a pleasure to see that girt
Mrs. Kcssler. hardly her feet touch
the ground when she walks :.
CONTINUED rhursday March .
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care OF the Health Talks" department
viii be answered in these columns IN
their turn. THIS requires c"nstdera biz
time. however, owing 10 tho great mum
nor received. 50 If 4 personal or quicker
reply Is desired, Il stamped and self
..,klicsscd envelope must b" "hcI""cu
with tho Gucst;on.---The Editor.
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Even nn American can understand
Ghard.'s immense popularity In India:
no advocates n"n-payment Of taxes,
WASHINGTON Post.
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CONTINUED Thursdsy March .
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Coastwise

BALTIMORE
FRon NEW YORK
Jan. 14-PHILADELPHIA CD Clyde Line
CHARLESTON-Sce Jacksonville
GALVESTON
FROM NEW YORK
Tues. CD Thurs (F). Sat (F}
Southern Pacific Co.
GALVESTON. Key West
FROM NEW YORK
ian. IA~ALAMO [F) Mallory Line
Jan 1S-H. r. MALLORY (PF) Mallory
JACKSONVILLE, Charleston
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 14--ARAPAHOE PF) Clyde Line
Jan. 17-MOIIAWK (PFN Clyde Line
Jan la-COMANCHE (PF) clyde Line
KEY WEST-See Galveston
LOS ANGELES HARBOR, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. I4-WILLRILO CD Williams SIS. Co.
FROM BALTIMORE
Jan. 21-DEERFIELD (F) Nawsco Lines
LOS ANGELES. San Francisco, Port
land. Seattle, Tacoma-Also see New
York, San Francisco
FROM NEW YORK
Jan. 1s--KENTUCKrAN CD
United American Lines, Inc.
Jan 2s-FLORTDIAN tF)
United Aincrican Lines Inc.
Feb. 2-NIRGTNTAN f,s)
United American Lines. Inc.
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SECoNDEE-~sco Africa -wes.
sen EGA',~-Sco Africa West
~ ANtliAi SEQ honolulu yokohsn.
tkohr)
SIERRA 1.EoNF.-scc Africa-vc.t
~ N1AFoHF-See Honolulu. Penang w..
kohsrna tkobc) 49,
Alexandria '
SOUR aBAYA-See Penang
OiIHbRN NIGERIA--See Afrioa-w...
hjcm> *'o''''
sIOCkHoTM-~Sc Gothenburr
- tI--Sre Port said
HCklNAM. u C-<,e f'arjrrartbo
s'pNEY- Soc Auckland Lyttclton
IAkt bAR---Scc Honolulu
IAIARA-Sce pai,a
Lhl-EAHU ANO-Scc psifa
TALTAl.-Sec Pasta
TENERIFfE- See Africa vo,,
~ IN TSlN-Soc Honolulu
TlMART-Sce Auckland
TOGOLA<D-S-e Africs -No,.
IflPoIi-~See Constnntinop1c
tALPARAlSO--Sec Cristobal PaitA
NARNA-See constaninopic
VERA CRGZ-sce Havana Tauo.cs
tNcra CRUZ
"EiliNGToN-~S Auckland
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Coastwisc-Cont'd
NEW ORLEANS
From NEW YORK
Jan. MOMUS (PF) Southern Pacific
NEW YORK
FROM BALTIMORE
Jan. N-PAWNEE (F) Clyde Line
fOKTLAND-See Los Angeles, San
Francisco
SAN DIEGO-Sce New York, San Fran
cisco, Mobile, New Orleans
SAN FRANClSCO-AIso see Los An
5eics, San Pedro, San Diego
FROM NEW YORK
Jan IN lLLuILO CD Williams s. s. Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. Los Angeles
FROM NEW YORK
rex S-NENEZUELA CPFM)
Pacific Man Steamship Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. San Diego. Los
Angeles Harbor Wilmington, Port
land, Seattle
FROM NEW YORK
IAN. ls-STEEI. NAVIGATOR fF) 1sthman
Jan 2o-RoBIN GOODFELLOW fF-)
Isthmian Lines
Ian ao-ROBIN ApA1R CT) Tsthfnian
FEB. II STEEL VOYAGER ,I1 Isthnfar
'eh 2v-SrEEL RANGER % Isthmisn
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Pacific Coast Ports
FROM MOBILE
Regular Sailings-N) Page & Jones
SEATTLE See Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco
TACOMA-See Los Angeles
Wi1MtNGTON-See San Francisco
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FOREIGN MAILS


Foreign mails xiii o'osc promptly. IT,, ,ur
sta''d - 'he iaies; tmc ordinary or unreslsf 4
o.frs ,NieiuainS l>os cards and commercial p@i--ra
paced IN lett'r dnaIS> ia insiicl a.
''ci"fai f'os' 'fH'e snu 'l|y iiai ~t4liuif
connect win sieani'T. criinsr prints san.r.r
i'sF'ei post PACK ase~ and Registered sffi.I-.
,"V hDHTs Garlic. cxesif that TX .'.1,.i a.i.
',a'" /" 10 nsiie7i A't~ccn anl !. y ai
~, ne ! oreisn station fepfner 81 HoilDf
west s'Tfeisl forrisf naii 'irses halt 49, =
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Addresses and Telephone Numbers
Matson Navigation Co. (U.S.S.B.)

"aoNSoA NoViS duOu W. \ O.C.Oso./
&c South Gay st. Baltimore Md.
100 Market St, San Francisco Cal.
McAllister Brothers (Tankers)
2l24 State St, N. Y. Big GIN 5470.
Mccormack & Mcpherson (USSB)
bo3 Market St, San Francisco. Cal.
Mississippi Shipping Co. (U.S.S.B.)
50 Beaver St. N. Y Bowling GIN. S35.
New Orleans. La.
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Commercial Steamship Lines
b B'way. n y. Bowling GIN 2Ss5.
Munsop Steamship Lines
e7 Wall st. NY. Big en- $500.
Nawsco Lines
North Atlantic l. Western S. S. Co.
Elder Steel Steamship Co.
- Moore St, \. y. Big GIN TAG.
30 Broad St, n Y. Broad 2e20.
1856 SO. Ath ST, Phila. Lombard 579l.
III Summer St. Boston. Beach $50
N. 7. & Argentine $500. (USSB)
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Denmark. Sweden. ,,sthonis and Finiard pa
ciaily addressed only. VIA Copenhagen MAJ,
Keval and iiclsingfors also psrcel- post msis ~
Dsninark; Sweden AMI Finland. : s Ea,.-.,
Rroeze. 30 a. m
EUROPE. Africa and West Asia tNorvsv
straits Settlements must he specially addressed
nhpa'ch by this ). -. Plymouth al e.
sourR also parcel post mails Tor Ercat b..
Ireland France and tho counirio, mentioned
Notes ~ and 81 below via rhmontl
.herhonFg: and parcel post mails fof Germ
Austria. c7echo Siovakia. Hungary ani S'rif7er 4.
va Hamburg. S. S Mongolia. S 70 n -,
2 20 a.
Norway Sweden. Denmark aud Finland va R--.
e. Sea a. na''el loSl mA'- igr Norwe'.
South Africa Especially a. .rl ,rl,i via =,
Town also paree-Is's' mails for I'ioe ~ :,
Africa Bevlhanaiana frpic-fo-sfe. Portuguese
Africa. northern and Southern ihngls.is
Southwest Africa Iroieciofa'e. : Tuscan rf' :.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH IND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST iNoIES CTC.

Sou,t ,,,.,,, - "f
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s .sprr, Any saares-' e,l va RIO ~ lar,
.1, va, Ne' '''' hn'N'' NAff'. = J. /
vi H.. w W. ~.
, H"Nii ''N'tW rIhNS fi. ''r ''no lis -ioH
i .'l, "e i'ANl' anal I'ne Panama. Saliva.
.p'liNs; Gu. >i'*ia-ls 'eNrorf vat TIA
Aa, ~. 'n9luisfa do prints. rf...
Na'aone- lcgiflssiia and Nuscsrenl III W. o.
.'uJas; ,anca ana Naiino Departments Of 'olt'a-
aia 'e'udnvr toner pam "i H. i.''ita> Aui BE-
maj for "a "a ief must re specially addressed
S suns "a : :, An'an'" 's'"isH'' lis0 a 80
s"''p. - . w
NJ, naa1 ",r comm oi,fep, 'au'a Nafno
addressed for disnafei via az W W, re-,
prince KINGSTON. Ca'issena and sasanills.
baTacoa' II 80 d. IN
trinidad. Ciudad BOLIVAR and Guisns. Via 7,
dad teorgci.wi paramsrihc ,a1r,,ne and =,
Laurent IN Maroni $ : ~ VI rpr.r - m
i,ernuda VIA Hamilton : : ~. ,ct,.
a m - Wv
Curacao and yencznoia- also -re~iail.. ,l3,,.
correspondence fer rurln RIO, va Ss, l.,
Caracas. SO a m 4npp 40 m
Porto Rico :, Thomas and =, .,-osr 81.
Juan : : Porto Rio, ,g-snasi) so q m si..
90 a. m
Bahamas and cuba fsg.syialiy addressed .f
via Nassau ard Havana $ : santiago a. ~,
Costa Rca ttuha. Janaies Canal Zone ami l.. -
be Specially addressed r., ai,pAfcf ..
this s J. via HAVANA PORT Artanto kincsi
Cristoba and Pert Idmon & = I-iua o nv,
bermuda VIA Hamilton AraQva,s . g.,
Turks Island and Dominican Rcprhnr va tn .
Samana. san fslfu DC Nacoris San Domingo c.
ANA aud Barahoia : : Iroquois . % \ ~
supn 10 :. m
Bahamas tincufin. lnaeua and Fortune Il. .,S-.
and City If Aniilla cuba tohor nartS n =, ,
must be specially addressed for dispatch t~ ,
$. 5 , via Nassau and Aniilla :. Munsuar. Il
CUBA and Mceicc must no speciality address r
dispatch Dv fins : S. via Nassau fIsra,,s a. D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-13

Norton, Lilly & Co.
American e. Manchurian Lie
American e. Indian Line
American & Australian Line
American e. African Line
Amer. Mcditcr. e. Lcvant Line
Atlantic GuT-Far East Line
E!lcrman K Buckna!l s. S. Co., Ltd.
lsthmian Steamship Line
Norton Line
Panama Far East Line
Soc. Gen. Tpts.. MARITIME a Vapcur
rs Beaver ST. \ Y BROAD 1G0N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-01-13
SHIPPING AND TRAVEL, Guide ==
sailing Dates Listed AIphabcticaIIv Accord;,

ArTKiNA-WEsT. Las PaImas. Tcncr;rc
nDakar' Bathurst. Bissao. Conalrv
rrreecown, Monrovia. Grand Bassar,
9econdee, Cape Coast Castle 49,
N,a; Lagos. Port Harcourt. Duala
"a'ad'' Loanda Also see Azores
Ah,u, FROM NEW YORK
ABOUT Jan. 25-WEST sNci\.u, ,,,,,
AMMO. A. II Bull & Co. W"
az h'eA WEST, Canarics. S.r.c,,
Gamma, Portuguese and rrcno,'
"u,nea. Sierra Leone. Liberia. Iyorr
ana cold Coasts. Togoland. DnhomavS
Northern and Southern Nigeria e.. '
mer"on, French, Belgian and Port".
Sucsc Congo ''''-
FROM NEW YORK
AGl ADILLA ""NV"
FROM NEW FORK
ian. lN--TANANID ,p1> Atl,r,,. r,,
Jan. 2c-CANO MAMRT PF, N''
Atlantic Fruit
ALEXANDRIA, Pivaeus. Satanic.
Smyrna, Constants ,ople. Constan,.
FROM NEW York
fcb ls--CREWE Hall. or, Norto, ,;,,
ANTIGUA. b. w. |. '-'''S
FROM NEW yor4
.Iau - BOLIVAR NTNp clyde Line
ANTiLIA
FROM NEW YORK
Isn; - NLNH. ClNEO ND Atlantic Fruit