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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
IDAHO PRAISES
OREGON BACKS
Backfield Declared Hardest
Hitting In Pacific
Northwest

MOSCOW. Idaho. Nov. io.--orc.
son has one OF the hardest hitting
football backitclds in the racific
northwest. according to members Of
the University Of Idaho team which
has played and lost to Oregon. Wash.
iugton and Washington state.
The idaho team, outluckcd but
not Outfought IN most OF its early
games. starts the sccoud half of it's
schedule tomorrow against Titan at
salt Lake. All the Nandals' re.
naming games will hc away rom
home. for following the Utah clash,
they movc to PasadcTa, Cal, where
they play Southern california Nov
Is. \ jump will b. made to spo.
kane to- play GonEsga Nov. 26 and
a. Thanksgiving Day the team closes
its season playing Montana AT Ais.
soula
This Is idaho's firs, year In the
Pacific Coast conference and II looks
us though the Vandals will come
close t. winning the cellar champion.
ship, Tor they must win from L, $. &,
10 keep their record from beinS
four straight defeats. In basketball
however. last,srring the Idaho Var
sity. playing it, first conference
season. woa the title.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
CALIFORNIA AND
WASH. To PLAY
Sundodgers' Prize Punter
Will Have Chance to
Show Ability

SEATTLE. WASH, Nov. l0.--
Leonard Zicl, said by many TO he
the best puntcr the University "
Washington ever had. will have a
chance tomorrow to do some good
work with his boot when the Huskies
play the powerful University " Cal
conference football game Ziol will
have his chance II the Washington
line holds the Bears long enough 10
enable him to get his kicks away
The California lincman are noted for
their charging ability and few op-
position kickers are given enough
time to do their work right.
zicl is good passcr as we'll rs
kicker. his passing being responsible
FOR Washincton's recent victories
over the Oregon AggIcs and Wash.
ington State. He throws the hall
with bullet-like accuracy. In the
Washington State game Zicl shct n
pass that was close to perfect. Hall.
an end. got the signal for the pass
aud. running at top speed, he caught
the ball and crossed the line few
minutes before the game closed.
Fans doubt IL Ziel will have the
same opportunity tomorrow. FOR
while the iiuskies defeated the stat.
crs 1913. California las, Saturday
piled up clio against the Pullman
team.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
COACH OPPOSED
To HIGH SCORE
81 Points Piled Up By Cali.
fornia Against w. S.
Fails to Please .

BERKELEY. Cal. Nov. 10
Football coaches seldom express re-
erets when their teams run up high
scores but Andy Smith. at the Uni
versiiy OF California. broke the rule
when he said he was not glad when
Lis charges piled up sixty oae points
while playing the Washington State
college team last Saturday. Cnbe-
!ieyable as II may seem. the Cali!or-
mans say they did not try for high
tally.
"The Overwhelming score came
Unexpectedly" Smith said. and ]
am actually forced TO say that ] am
not glad OF Il. have never felt so
sorry for any man In my whole life
as I did for my old friend. Gus
Welch. who coaches Washington
State. Weleh is square shooter
and an even break In luck would
have made him the coach OF a team
which could have given California
the hardest battle OF the year.
Breaks were against Welch from
the time he left Pullman with his
team. and today's score was not re-
preventative OF his eleven. The team
was due TO arrive here Friday night
TO give the boys chance 10 rest
from their trip. Instead. they en-
countered u wreck near Ashland and
did not arrive until few hours pe-
fore the game.
"As well know. travelling under
these conditions. no team could
have put up better battle than
Washington State did last Satur-
day"
After the game Welch said he had
no alibis TO offer, congratulated
Smith and left with his team ..i
Pullman.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
COAST LEAGUE
To LAY PLANS
Directors Will Meet in San
Francisco to Prepare for
Season of 1923

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. To-
Directors OF the Pacific coast base
ball leagu. meet here November -
TO lay plans for the 1928 season.
Representatives will attend from San
Francisco. Oakland. Seattle. Vernon,
Los Angeles. Portland, Sacramento
and Salt Lake.
J Cal Ewing, one OF the owners
a the Oakland club. is to put be-
fore the directors proposal to limit
each team tc II players OF major
or class "A experience and 10 s!i
players who have not played in MI
nor leagues before. Ewing says he
has enough votes to secure adoption
OF the plan,
Critics OF Ewing's proposal say
that adoption OF Il would make the
coast league class "A In name only.
Those supporting the plan claim
would mean big saving for the
clubs.
The suggestion, II Is said. may re-
suit In a compromise. which wound
limit the clubs TO IS experienced
players and two recruits.
The directors also will take up
the question OF giving the players
on the leading teams a bonus. such
as was done this year. Ewing. 1t
is believed. will continue his objec-
,lons TO this move and one dissent
ing vote will XIII the move. Under
the plan each club contributes s2,.
500 toward the bonus. Ewing thinks
that the players are well paid for
their services and should give the
best that Is In them without H.
nancial incentive to urge them on.
Every other owner on the circuit
wants the bonus continued, It Is
thought
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Doctor--Noss that you have n car
|Ou must not neglect your daily ex.
fcisc.
She--'"Oh. he won't. It's gee.
hd-kAnd ear.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
Good, Too

"Our stage villains no longer roll
FAsir r's."
we'll. the telephone girls have
sksn Il up"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Love Is blind, and with people
marrying In times like these we
suspect II Ia also wholly ignorant Of
arithmetic.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

d. Crump says when man swells
p with the notion that nobody else
bn handle his job. Il isn't long un.
! there is n strange namc on the
|ayroli.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
SIN Far Away

T. A. Stevenson says the millcn.
)um will have arrived when little
had Ia willing 10 take a bath with.
ht any promise Of a reward.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Last chance, W. II. Morgan. pi-
ano tuner. at Shepherds. A few
more days only. 4tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

There was an earthquake recent.
y which frightened the inhabitant:
70 certain town. One couple sent
heir little boy 10 stay with an uncle
|n another district, explaining the
Psason. A day or two later the par.
Pnts received this telegram:
Am returning your hoy. Send
he earthquake"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Bath tabs are becoming so com.
mon and familiar tina, talcum and
perfume do not bait the men like
|they used TO. notes g. c. Lorenz.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
The Great Financier

Tue UreNt FInahCIer
6mithson--"Do you know that
Noah was the greatest financier who
ever lived"
Dibbs-"HOw do you make that
|outf"
Smithson--"Well. he was able
10 float Q company when the whole
world was in liquidation"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
What Every Husband Knows

When a woman goes away from
homo the first thing she talks abou,
Pn returning is not her trip, but
hs awful condition the house r. IN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

TOO much argument in here for
nssr-beer,''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Many p man has lost his reputa-
tIon for veraeiiy by going on 4 fish
fnS trip, according to Nate otterbein.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10
The Office Cat
~ yuNIus
Revolutionary

Dancing Instrnctor--"Ncyt. I'll
BOW you how to do the Russian
bisha.''
shc--f'How does that go7"
Just one revolution after anoth.
\"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

II. W. Bridgford says the light
meter Is the nearest thing to per,
pstual motion he has found.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Currin's sell alarm clocks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Wife--"New one. of course"
Husband-iiere's the one-and
I'm four dollars 10 the good"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10

Wife (at breakfast Gould I
ave q little money for shopping to-.
Jay. dear7"
Husband--"Certainly. Would you
athcr have an old five or new
|nc?"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-11-10


SNN 0PRs ~
j nc OIIICS N0I
o"
Rryolu, ionary
| na,cl,v I,s,rno,or-"Nox, T.,
knv ,or how % 4, ,,o pr.,,,,
n,.h,.
s.o ,,,ov ,oo. ,o, 80"
!.
s,u "a, av.,
,
- o" So ~" NM, ,,.
W. W" 'e "'e' "ea NV w
"e W '""' Wv" WIN
WY '''' '" ''""'"'
w. Srnmp says when a man swell'
;" haho'e ms Jop' u ish I long 9n'
: '"ere ~ strange h"mc on inc
s'""'
SECOND Hand
Doctor-,Now that you have a car
pu must not neglect your daily ex.
rcisc.
she--"oh. he won't. IT,. a sec.
Here's One
Wife (at breaksast) Gould !
ave q little money for shopping to.
)ay. dear7"
'athcr have an old five or new
me-"
Wife--"New one. of course"
Husban,l-iiere's the one-and
-
There was an earthquake recent.
y which frightened the Inhabitants
II a certain town, One couple sent
heir little, boy TO stay with an uncle
|sason. A day or two later the par
|ns received this telegram:
Am returning your hoy. Send
""' Every ""spah" Nho"s
When woman goes away from
lomc the first thing she talks about
N returning is not her trip, but
hs awful condition the house r. IN.
-
Bath tabs are becoming so com.
mon and familiar tina, talcum and
hey used TO. notes q. c. Lorenz.
Good, Too
ASir re-"
well. the telephone girls have
lksn Il up"
Ion for veraelty BY going on a fish.
~ trip, according to Nate Otterbein.
The Great F'"..e'er
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
listed etically According Ports of Destination
Los ANGELES HARBoR, San Fran

Los ANGELES HARBoR, San Fran
cisco. Portland, Seattle. raeoms
Tsos Hrv YORK
June 7o-oRiENr - Williams 8 q CO.
LOS ANGELES HARBoR. San Fran.
cisco, Seattle
tsos NV YORK
June io-WABAsH ~ SaVsco Lines
Los ANGELES HARBoR, Wilmington.
San Franeiseo, Seattle, Vancouver
Tson NV Yoax
July i-oRfESrAL ~ Dollar Lin.
Los ANGELES, San Francisco. Port
land, Seattle, TAeoma-Also see New
York, San Francisco
IRON NV Yosg
lun, is--yiRgiNfAN % u. A l.
June 11-oHloAN ~ UAL
June ;,-ARfzONIAN tF) q. 4 l.
NEW ORLEANS Tson NV YORK
Jun. io-MoNus tPr) sou,h'ra Pseiss
NEW YORK tsos sLLrnosE
w.ds ~. ssts (F). CLYDE Line
PORTLAND Los Angeles, San
Francisco
SAN DIEGo-sse New York, San Fran
cisco. Mobile. New Orleans
SAN FRANCIsCo-Also see Los An
geles. San Diego IRON nav YosS
Jun. ;o-oRfESr T) williams 8. 60.
SAN FRANCISCO, San Diego. Los An
geles Hsrbor tWilmingion)' Port
land. Seattle. BelllnghAm-Also see
Los Angeles Hsrbor.
FROM HTw yoaK
Jun, iH-MoprLE CITY 90 fsthmian
June 7o--sTEEL RANGER F) ls'hmian
sEATTLE-See Los Angeles San Fran
eiseo--Also see Los Angeles Harbor
TACOMA--see Los Angeles
VANCOUVER, B. C.-sss Los Angeles
Hsrbor
wiLMiNGToN-see San Francisco. Los
Angeles Harbor
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
TRANs.PACIFIC MAILS

Csinssisz mails c.o@e At c.s General Pct o<sos
and cy Hal Po,, o1ir si-r9a. Ne~ rors. ..
g. No.. foi.v~s.
lspan. c'rss and ctina 'spsclai;y ssdf-sd
Cores, H0lrong. sian, frtr p llcf-Chint ind
susns stif1mf1s. 3 s Pic'si'igi. Jlns
Japan. lilffkong ifi Nehfflads Eas iaiiss
is.eilily siif-sd cn5l. via Sin ffsff.e0. al.s
rsis.-posi mails ~ Nfiherlindi Eas, ladies. 3.
Japan. cor,a Chma slbers. French Isso-chi,A
N1f0rrA1s Eay iId'ss feaoslS sgmiull AL
fllligpre liza o., va vancouver and yict0fll,
r. G 2so par'v| p's, mt.is fDf SHANGHAI Cliy
\ = EmYuss ~ Asa June io
nails for T.i issnds s. $ Mt'socia. Jgns u
Japan. Cora I'D china ns-ltly td1resssi
or'yl. va Portland ore, 5 S. Veal cgo,s
fHavls Fif Island, Nvu zsLlsd ass Au.-
ifa'la "a Vancouver Ad Victoria. 3. G.. = :.
MAsura. 'Juns j.
sOfIin,ry is,,ssis'ercdl isiisrs mAilsd 10 . .
? m he rfrf day vii. provided there Il no deiay
N fhs overland uarsif. reach b1aitls II ums "a
c0r1afi0r Win ~ Nsanr mentioned
.Al tttss n mall, lnc'udils dcusale parcel
HAD rs'sred sriclss may b. nallsd % or n
a. 10 General Pet ocio 1lt upsi - nsed nol
later ta.n 4. D m. a ~ CO Hall sl,ii'n; rof
slss mus, he mai.sd no, later than y o'elcck "a
Saturday night
Nsts-t'nless o,herziss addrssssd. NAT FOR Au,-
uaIs lwA-ch iacudes mall. re0liar ard parcel pct,
lof siats y Wet Ausrsiia Bisn,srck Arcaip<itgo.
Gilbert and Eiies Islands Nsuru isisnd and SOLO.
nor ts'sndsl IL for~srdsf Via ths Pacife rri,s.
eaccpi NAT parcel posf - not snt ~ iisaD.eIs
faifilF frm Nlnfpigaf Nal 10 Hhano Al
Tlrrth n iis Chinese pfcsin-s . Yganan. 4
'exsrdsd va BntlsA iadla shs euick-es rOssa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
For additional
Shipping or Travel Information Call
Shipping and Travel Department
Beekman 3000-EKiension 40.
For additional
FOREIGN MAILS


Fo~s'ra mails rii ~~s prornpfy r. vz<
Uaef l. ne aissi fins o5inao ~ unfsnrs'rf
s''ers i1eiline pet esrfs ~ ,ornrsrrisi psp-rs
p,,ssd IN 'iFisf rf0fs"I nay - ntilsi a. 80
Gsr.'ii fos' O~ls Di cv Hai Ht91n 80
ronn~@ gil rsimsf urf.rag prns ,snblsA
psrrs pet arii-i's M f'casr,f sriei-' spss
80 f1ap ssfisr. 'rrH iH isrrs'sd iftisi.i
fsf' ~ ~ iisi h>'regn m fnf "a a
A. ts Fofsim s'niiOn ieousr - Nsrto1 st
Wss' strs'u ''r.r ru mail e's-' bar in hour 80
than Z, 6so.rs rpl' o-r t0i o'y HGi s'sug--
sUPPLGsGsrhsY NAIL
A. ~ rosi ore Dg.bs p,s'ss, REQUIRED.
Arirf' must b. frvrre1 IN rs fr1D nipsf
.inr, ~ foreign oo,l1ti-s' o. hsni.d T. - "a
'rppsusrtsrJ mtr" window A. ~ Torrr
s,ilon sspo smsaisy msA ela>ss haf ~ hysi
trr nan ne ,Ypp'sms0AD dosing uns 'ss-a
bs'os sr,sV mu eIrp.sm'riso malls - csrs-
rear coanfr- tli fr csnvn Ansrisa -. ne
rfsfobsI c.oss 90 lf1If later
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

NWfh nfinl llli8 Ceifi ahd Naosia A.
Para. C.aiA M-s.o PiflEloa Masahaaa Ns-
nAH ~ lq-ibs lfertefei mlA do-'s . "a,
a 5 PoyearD f p no.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

Coastwise
BALTIMORE fson NV Yoss
wsAs. 30. satA (F). Clyde Lias
CHARLESTON
IRON nGw York
ru,sCPF). Thurs CPF). ssis Pr)' Clyde
GALVESTON from NV rosS
Tues. ~. Thurs 20, Sat V)
Southern Paelnc Co. n
GALVESTON
fsos sfv Yoss
w.dnsssays (PFj. Saturdays 90
Mallory L;ns
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NV voM
-uss tPF). Thurs CPF). sats pT)' Clyde
KEY WEST
FROM NV YosK
wednesdays tPF) Mallory La
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

q m
Tomorrow
Dirrrs A'rei sri wsi, Art IA chraolff al
s5l,tsmp'ou lntn ngs' - sps-isIy .dfr's-~t -
Gltpiflh ts na s. 90. s H1urfi. "A n
fYpp o 80 a. m.
Ei-op~ A'1a rf wsa Aaa "a PgnoIih ,sd
r9oi,us mlH nsr hs fl~ss'v sftr>~i ~
flpt'eh fg rs q 81. a., Dafsi-psi ntia -
a~rrirl, rs Rrrrrifn. H71-fsn.
q n ugo o ID e. m
Firr,e. A'r-, arf Vef' Art. "a riragra
,ni cl.,ralrg raaA mat s- ,p-.i,.y sdtvs,sf
f,. l.pasa by u.s s. sI. 40 p>r,si. p'-' nss
'l- Beir4m DirsnFlrg 80 Rert1 c'oFs. IL
A1erfp s e Kr,ersrf e. m slpD 20 q "a
plror-. Afr-a sni R-.f A,s isDin sni 0ibr,l-
sr must b. i1-iiI.g id'fs.sd - disptra ~
'hi ST. va Plymouth wi cf~iosG aD
sar..i pa.i mails iaf Great nr'Aln i-i,rA. Yrsna-
ard us cyIoufst menronsi in Nys A ,as
"B" b-.o4 ns Piyngsh sni cssrssss. .sa
p,rrei Pot mails f9r Gom,ny. AgsrL cs~rho-
sio..n.. Hgnsiy ,ns e-f,>rl,ns - Br-a-a.
= 4 Geose WlalngDo astpsl. z a n ig9p
. 50 m
Norway. sssd,n snf Frisnf "a oo,heosY's
mail nlst hs spsit.y tfiresasi - disp.teA y
-n. 49,, anp raroe'-sr~f ntfs ~ r-Ffrs,
ulfao. Ar,i and wfr AaA "a ui'-, asn
r.lr ~ srn-'f'f slIfsssf 20 f'utHh ff 80
So s. ~ IA fsI1'e. 80 m sipp 80
spain and cltrarfr r'sfy G-.>.- ~ inr,-
ava nfs' ts tpsfs.iJ altrs'a' f1r fsrt'-h ~
'fis 50. VA fign Gna.nr Nf1r rsffaS
arf nur-'rrk f''l rf--r fse- raff - HIft'-
fsr frf iufp-f.lfit. f laa
f'aU. GueH frrtilrfir0pe 90 hlItH's a
sapss Palermo llnll cl.fllrllgs ~ Ca
H1nfa ak1 par Hi.psf mas ~ NiN Cf.~cs
40 RIm.nla. Ass Yoh. 90 80 "a
Tuesday
Gr-r BrTfar. irs'ali >ai'h Ara Mfsirt ,sf
cfp' lrfe istfl r 0rruei must ~ ips-
r.slr ati.r.rf fr ii plt.U .g fih So "a
T.. nrft arf fpu1mf 80 ptrr -gasf mtls ~
Crest D-fHlr holland ard fIs rp.nlfss rrrgref
li Nofr 49, he'1a "a p5mr4ih Al psrrxi-plsi
malls - GERMANY. Auffnt r1s-l'-s1fstia HIr-
riy 90 s'igelud Sc nang4'g q s Rail-
anH. a.
Eui0.e Are, arf wss' Aaa. ~ cl..-.--irs
anf S.lffiUDfln. a.sl p4faa. .fssi mails ~ G7,si
Nriil.r irf'.ff France .rl 'l~ erslruss ren-
fa1ai 'U NfIs A. AL 'B h~1s - cf~--
iouss cog -l4'i irVo1. s Aqliina So nj
fpp 70 r
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
k.gnahonal Mercantile Marine

american Line
White Star Line
atlantic Transport Lima
Rts Star Line
L.ylsnd Line
Nrd & Head Lines
White Star Dominion Line
! Broadway, n. Y.
fu. b'g G'n $500; Fgt, white1 2oeo.
10 South la Sale St. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

MAns FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICA. WEST INDIES, ETC.


Hnu fcIraci1 srl Ysre1ls't nus - sn4,isry
81 lrHsssl fr fsplNI fg Na ~ 3d. "a cag<
if}u. P1- 10 ran. GrHfifT S. Mar. p0r, "a
Prince. Iau. GlsW. Nufoars frsnls Aur
cages Iacuf.. ls Dudlfl. Puerto rid.Lo cIfa.sg
arf NsftflN1 r s. firn d. m
hihamaf Nn0.ll'rg inarul iri Fortune ~ kadfl,
va Nsssau n B1rr.lm q. n
CIV ~ Ngffi "a. cuba 'c'Nf pira n rlha r1a
hT specially addressed f'r i|inssI hg ffl a 81.
f'l NHsffas s Alrarar - %
Nevf0uud.anl fDifrf' .loaf mails lrf afp~isi'y
tdl-cs-et corrr1nlenca' IA 80 i0frf fY fsl
30 Boston, Mas aii tl.ros l1 s. r. Biifma.
o ~.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
shn'an Steamship Lines

ae Coast Serv.. Trafhe Dept.
- Cortlsndt St., Ny. Rector 1888
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
comoOOEtan Shipping Co., Inc.

Qsrssdvsy. NY. Broad 5l5i
CHE: li2w. Adams 81. Rand SSl5
y.o,.: 800 csrondelet B'g. Main e4S
phl,: Inierq Fr't'g Corp.
Bait; Terminal shipping Co.
N,r,olk: Hsrriss, Msgill 1 Co, Inc.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
Tomorrow

Sor-sy va B.rr.r. s.ao pircsi-p,s' mails ~
N0pay g. s. Bersarfl1ri . 80 g. q rgp. 10
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
rlvd, Steamship Company

Plrss. n. R..NY. Canal $500
pMUNR.E.Y (For'n ssrvieo
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
PARCEL POST

No's A-Psref. r-i. msi, VA Enhast n,
Altiilii Ai'n infudiGT Perml. A'shanl.aa
lKssell. As..cslen. hsehgsna!iad lBatlh,. bsl-
'fal Milri iNflaa.8ni Pf0ieT0ftisl. cniia fsilL
brrsh scra.ilni. Ciueroo0s iBrgtsi ctps
ys-ie Iflarfs. ,syicn Opus EDri ~ r,lia
Sssin. fl1iri li.slfs ln-'l irdii lsS~'liy
lffressedl. Gambia Gold Cl..f c3'ony Ksrya saf
Uganda. L1buln Macao rNlti Mste.ra MafG
Mtynuua NJ lsf lmit. Nlv Heirltss iincigti1g
~ Banks ard Torres islanisl Slzr7fa, Syas,aiina
pfo'sctorai- Palestine. penta. P-sis, PorgrIo,s
irlis, Portuguese Tm0r. fTfYgufsc Wet Africl
k.'tis IN NproP foIorpi uklinfl Russia n Asia
,salpt lpisesiall - Helena santa Cruz islinfs.
nccfeln. sifffa Lone. anJua TNginyiba rcf-
rf1u rtc'. r0u'llf frnfhhl tni zinhbas
N1e h~Faf0f. Dot mails Na lrsnee y A.
gfi. Cinenfls c0nIt1 Dtherff Furrh Cu' ga,
F-.nch esfahli.ln.n.s .n lndia frsr-h fndo-cflns
fAraam. oam1rlla, forhlu-fhirs les and Toa.
Nrl, French r6sfrrres DO China frcush soaI-
Hand frsrrh sudan nppsr Senegal Nissf aaf
glsr yoial. CALM. iloy COAT, MidaElc.r sa3
dspsnfenGes iMadaglrar Sc. Marie ds sfsfa-
gif'af. N0sslhe. r1uof0 l. safs. Ntsous. Cde
ccnono An.outn end M.hein Nsursianis. Nifls
fFoach Corgol. M0uac0 N10osc0 frrrsps sparishf,
N.~ Caledonia ana depnirnciss MGR Territory.
Friricn. senegal rcgoiasd ffnnchl. S,ns
fnnchl. iBHfufh. Damascus AepDo anf tAs
wssfsru ald Eagen Z1nsl nIns. Tahy lcss-
.fI.fluuI.4 and HflsII.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09
IF. {. Lines GU. S. S. b.
Intentional Freishting Corporation

Ny, ~ Whitehall 81. BE- G'n 1890
Fsila. lafayette Bldg. Lombard 1888
New-York tribune., 1922-06-09

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.a,bs Fruit Go. u..,..,.,, o,o,.
ls.sse Transport Line l. NJ "''
,srass.y, ny. r.. with 2oso.
r.. S. B'n G'n $780, Fs'' "'i' Il '''''
kr.,, D,aiel, Agent
r,.,,.r,nps,sr & Co. Ltd.
si'.,, w., S.. MY. Broad 4so0'
S.rbr s. S. Lines, Inc. ,,oo
B.lsan Line :. .,,,vn.
u,,k Diamond Steamship Corp.
','.- ~ s-r,,h. pl. Rect. iss2-26i7-is.
y.es.. ss7 wslnus St
eti.sso. lil2 Webster slSs,
NA's eo- I've. Pre,s Bldg.
As. ao,tOn, Rogers 4 "'OO'
no stste st. -, p,s.
Rail 4 To-, A. H., Agsnn
20 EnsLMY. sowlins Go 2'so
clyd. Steamship Company
1rss.NR.NY. Canal $500
P.ru,NR,N.Y. (For'n ssrvieo
cosuoOOEtan Shipping Co., Inc.
aBrssdvsy. NY. Broad 5lSi
CHE: li2w. Adams 81. Rand SSl5
yo,.: 800 csrondelet BIS. Main s4S
phl,: InierT Frt'g Corp.
Bait; Terminal Shipping Co.
N,r,olk: Hsrriss, Msgill 1 Co, Inc.
cun,rd-Anehor Lines
2; Bro,dvay, NY. B'g G'n $500
H Gisrgio Fruit Corporation
2s Bsossvsy,N.Y. B'g G'n 1903
Dollar Line
II NoOn st. N. 7. BE G'H e6ll
EI.nan's wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.
EI1nsn's Wilson Line
Ekmsn's Phoenix Line.
lztf Mediterranean Levant Line
u ,iBradwsy. N. Y. Broad OILS
!pxt Steamship Corporation
agrsaawsy, N.Y. Bowvg G'n 35<o
hreh Line
tsnpagnle Generate Translsntious
gsute St, n. Y. BE- Ga 1900
mess, Witty & Co., Ltd.
Isneis Lines
lgrn,iS Bermuda Limo
!. vbi,ehall ST., n. Y. B'g G'n 1900
neral Navigation Co.
Il Broadway. n. Y. B'g G'n 642o
ace Line, lne.
. Hanover So Y. B'S S'n 1880
lris,, MagiI & Co, Inc.
Moore St.. n. Y. Big en- 1881.
ou, ION & Co.. r. P.
ie Beaver St., n. Y. Broad i7ss.
,psrial Navigation Company
% ccr,lsndt S.. NY. Rector 1888
F.. &. Line, (U. S. S.B.)
isnshonal Freishting Corporation
NY ~ Whitehall ST. BE G'n 1890
psila, lafayette Bldg. Lombard 1888
I.rnahonal Mercantile Marine
american Line
White Star Line
atlantic Transport Lima
ltte Star Line
Lsylsnd Line
Nrd & Head Lines
White Star Dominion Line
Broadway, NY.
fu. B's G'n $500; Fgt, whiteI 2oeo.
90 South Ia Sale St. Chicago.
''An'an Steamship Lines
'set te Coast Serv.. Trafie Dept.
- Oorilandt St., Ny. Rector 1888
'.u Steamship Co., Inc.
a'fr Bldg. u Beaver St., N. Y.
'foad 500. Branch ofhces: Chi
ago Philadelphia.
s,pe Line,
.cenbinsd Service of the North
~ SoIth Line. Inc. and Klsppe
.isi. lne.). ii-is Moore St, N. 7.
swing Green slSo-l.
|eport L Hoh Lines
srosdway, n. Y. BROAD 1921.