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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-11-18
WESTERN ELECTRIC SALES

Sales Of Western Electric Company
in the first ten months of 1922 totaled
SIG, 000, 900, indicating a volume for tha
year slightly in excess OF those of the
record year 1920 according to Charles
G. Du Bots. president of the company.
Orders Of $3.50, 10000 received in the ten
months period exceeded by about s24,-
10000 the bookings made in the same
period last year. On October 81 the
company's employees numbered 50lT.
the highest its history.
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WALTER A. WOOD MOVING AND REAP
ING MACHINE COMPANY


Notice Is hereby given pursuant TO the
terms of the mortgage OF said Company,
dated June I, 1905. TO the Security Trnst
Company OF Troy. as trustee, that the follow
ing bonds hsve this day been drawn for re-
demption, viz: 8, II, -, SO. ST. 81, 156, 1875.
s2T. $50, sss. 9I6. 0+i. 942. 1888, 1910. The
interest on same will cease on December 1,
1922. and the principal Of the bonds will be
paid on and after that date at the Manufac-
turers National Bank OF Troy, Troy n. Y.
THE MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK
OF TROY. Substituted Trustee.
BY GEORGE L. HARE, Trust Officer.
Troy. n. ~. November 3. 1922.
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Lets Call IL q Year,

with dealers shelves all over the
country, fairly we'll stocked with unsold
bonds the Investment business virtually
II at a standstill. This condition Is
not expected to improve materially I'M
IN the turn OF the year. The general
attitude OF investment bankers toward
the market Is summed up in the remark
OF one banker at a recent board meet
ing. when he suggested that the firm
close Its books now and call Il a
year,
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NEW AUTOMOBILE COMPANY.

DOVER, Del, Nov. ia charter was
Yiled here to-day for the Hayes-Hunt
Corporation, which win conduct an au-
touobile business. The company Is
authorized TO issue one million shares of
capital stock without nominal or pan
value. The incorporators are Myles f.
Bradley, Edward a. Mangum and'Gordon
u. Hayes, all Of New York.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES

WHEAT-No. Northern Spring. s1.43%; ;
No. 2 red and No. . hard. - .37&; No.
Manitoba. S1.30A; No. mixed durum'
SlIsa. c. 1. T. track New York.
CORN-No. 9 yellow and No. white, 91Ac. ;
No. mixed. 914c. c. 1. I. New. York.
OATS-No. 2 white, Soc; No. z white;
white 59a60c.: ordinary clipped white, sea
5sc. all elevator. -
RYE-Market firm; No. Western, si.05
Z. o. b. n Y. and 81. 03a C. i. Z. export.
BARLEY-Market steady mating sla
OBI BuCKwHEAT = Market firm; American.
50; Canadian, S1.91. - - -
HAY--Market quiet No. /. $25a2ei No. 2,
$23a24; No. 3. S2la23; shipping, sl9a2o.
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Pennsylvania
49,. AZ Tnun
Seaboa I'd A 1
80 a.. tnHn

IeO Gas y ~ Co.,,
oIfL Is 1850
Peoria & East stanlpeu
inc A. 1890 $780, %
3..... Y ''''.''' ~
1....... 90 Shar stl Hoop
Pere Marquet $ IS 1871
A IS 1866 1...g.. gSSs
2.......' 9ols 1....... 3S%
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MsHm. Copper Bend. Ready.

Henry ID Dodge. treasurer of the
Magma Copper Company. announces
that on and after November 20 next
the temporary ten year per cent.
convertible gold bonds Of the company
may DO exchanged for permanent en-
at the office OF the trustee, tho Chase
National Bank.
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U. S. WHEAT LEADS WORLD.
Production Here This Year Is Estf-
mated at s1o,123,OOO Bushels.

OTTAWA, Nov 17.-The United States
leads the world in wheat production this
year, with s10,123.000 bushels, and Can
ada Is second, with 3SS,77S.O00. These
official figures made public to-day also
showed that India was third, with $780,
ISL, 900 bushels. and France fourth, with
23S, 900.
Last year France held second place,
leading Canada by about 2S,OO0'ooO
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VETO EXCHANGE PLAN.

BY a vote of 149 to SO tho members
Of the New York Cotton Exchange de-
feated yesterday a proposal to permit
representation on the floor OF the ex.
change upon an annual payment Of not
less than 1880
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STATE HANK CALL.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-THE State Super
intendent of BANKS Issued to-day a call
Cor tho condition of State banks, trust
companies and private banks at the close
OF business November is.
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I'm Kingdom
Ftk- tul7
Uruguay =,
Del & Hudsonl Ft wor 4 Del

Gen Electric
Gs 1910
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UNITED STATES rRE-wAR BONDS.

BID Ask.I Bid. Ask
- 80. .1O2h 103NlP I IS, 80. % %
q S .seioss 1884, Cs potcss s rs IS 100 %
n 81 81. 81 e3ifl 'Hw Is. ai.4.75 ..
r. 'os. ..i02lk ioSsl'P II As. '3e.f75 q.
'risles
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that YOUNG
BROTHERS Of COS broadway, on the ian
tsv al october 1929, registered the trade
,-arE ROBIN HOOD" for mems hats. N
Inc office % tho secretary OF state u thu
state a. New York
YOUNG rRCTfrEfs, IA
SOS Broadway, New York, n. 4. i
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To the following prices accrued interest
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int Rap Tran
notes Is 1873.
AA- fu1.,nA
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT

Special Dispatch NEW Irrs,tD
orb Herald Burea
. C.. Nov. IL,
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INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sIAR0ARn CLEARANCEs.
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS

\. y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MUNICIPAL
BONDS.
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,npcna.ure. 90 bu.Lnes. Novnnsr
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BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II. 1929.


RANGE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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Illinois Steel
deb AIS 1910

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1....... 81
Indiana Steel
= fnr0
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lO-yr III q
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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-06-16
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Robert S. Kolliner, prominent
Minneapolis attorney, and former
member of the faculty of the Law
School of the University of Mime
sofa, left Sunday, June 18th, for
Madison, Wis, to attend the reunion
of the class of 1887, University of
Wisconsin, of which he is a member.
Mr.. Kolliner, who was the only Jew
in his class, graduated at the age of
nineteen, from the Academic College.
The sixty-fifth birthday of Mr..
Chas. Moss was celebrated Wednes-
day, June 18th, by family dinner
at the Oak Ridge Club. Mr.. Moss has
for many years been secretary of
Temple Israel, has been a member of
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AT THE UNIVERSITY

The following honors in addition to
those previously announced were
awarded at Commencement Day Ex-
ercises at the u. Of M. Wednesday,
June IA. Isidore Silverman was
awarded first prize in the Architec-
tural College for the best drawing.
Max Shapiro was awarded the Alumni
Weekly Gold Medal for the student of
the graduating class who attained
highest honors in forensics and de-
bate.
Marvin Greek, Junior Academic,
was elected president of the Mas
quers' Club, the oldest dramatic or
ganization on the campus.
The following Jewish students were
among the graduates at the Com
mencement Exercises held June IA at
the U. of M.
College of Science Literature and
the Arts, Bachelor of Arts Degree:
Nathan Joseph Berkowitz, Joseph
Chases, Ann B. Chernus, William
Harry Kirchner, Ruben G. Lenske,
Faith Mendowitz, Sylvester R. N.Y.
ers, Marie Schwartz, Max David
Shapiro, Lewis E. Solomon, Paul
Traub, Joseph Utschen; Bachelor of
Science: Aaron Friedall, B. A.
College of Engineering and Archi-
lecture, Bachelor of Science Degree:
Max FEEDER, Alexander S. Levins,
Paul Rosenthal, Emil M. Silverman.
College of Agriculture and Home
Economics, Bachelor of Science De-
gree: Leah R. Schanfeld.
College of Law, Bachelor of Law
Degree: Margaret Miriam Labovitz,
Eli L. Rosenbloom, Melvin K. WITT
man.
College of Medicine, Doctor of
Medicine, Morris H. Litman, B. S.,
M. B., Samuel N Litman, B. S., M. B.,
Maurice Norris Rosenberg, B. S.,
M. B.; Bachelors of Medicine: David
Henry Eisenstadt, B. S., M. B., Aaron
Friedell, B. A., Isidore M. Goldberg,
B. S.
College of Dentistry, Doctors of
Dental Surgery: William I. Cohen,
Harry J. Dworsky, Irwin Epstein,
Sam Stein.
College of Pharmacy, Bachelors of
Science Degree: Isaac H. Levine,
Fannie Segal. Philip M. Shilonsky,
School of Chemistry, Marcel Morton
Schwartz, College of Education: Anna
H. Garon, School of Business: Samuel
David Rubin.
Graduate School,: Master of Sci
ence, Chemical Engineers, Samuel I.
Aronovsky.
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the Board of Directors of the Asso-
ciated Jewish Charities since it's or
ganization and until recently was
chairman of the Loan Committee.
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He will attend the Zionist Convention
in Philadelphia on June rs, and the
Young Judea Convention at Long
Branch, N. j., on June 30th.
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T. T. SOCIAL SERVICE
The summer activities will start the
day after the schools close for the
summer vacation.
The Infant Welfare Clinic will meet
as usual, Monday and Thursday morn
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Graduate of University of Minnesota Law School, Practced
law 20 years Minneapolis Former president of Minnesota
Bar Association Endorsed by the lawyers of
Hennepn County at Bar Primary, June 5, 1922.
the T
o. perrin is o be paid
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Paid Advertisement-Pr by s. V.
Morris for himself, for which $500
per inch is to be paid.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Pennsylvania Society e { !.
Plans Biz RADIO Nidlit

1xtsnsivs preparations have ,bSsn
made BY the Psnnsylvania Society Of
Washington to make the ''radi6
night" meeting In the ballroom OF
the City Club Friday evening the
bssinning Of brilliant social sea-
son.
Decorations will be carried out In
q novel way, depicting many futuris-
tic ideas of progress. One Of the
most complete radio equipments wlli
be installed by Mr.. T. Lincoln Town
send, formerly with the government
radio service,
Mr.. e. M. Herr Of Pittsburgh wilf
be the guest OF honor and will give
the history OF radio development.
His talk will be illustrated by slides
and moving pictures which have been
taken at the various large brpad-
casting stations Of the United States.
The musical program will be broad.
casted by the kDKA station and
especially arranged for the Penn
sylvania Society. The Keystone Or.
chestra will furnish music for dane.
ing. which will be interspersed by
music from the radio station at East
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The reception line at this meeting
will include Representative and Mrs.
Clyde Kelly, Mr.. and Mrs. Herr, Mr..
and Mrs. T. Lincoln Townsend, Mr..
and Mrs. e. A. Mess. Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard g. Resside, Representative
and Mrs A. H. Walters. DR.. John S
Arnold and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.
Crilly.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Art Center Opens New.
Season With Exposition

The Art Center Of Washington is
opening it's second year Of activity
with preliminary exposition, fea-
turing 'The Arts and Industries OF
the New Europe" prints. pictures.
peasant handicrafts. painting. scuIp-
ture, money. new activities, q large
display assembled in an extended
European tour the past summer by
Viktor Flambeau and the secretary OF
the Art and Archaeology League.
The public Is cordially invited to
visit the exhibition, which will be
open free daily from 10 o'clock a. I'M.
to s O'Clock pm. and on, Sundays
from to 6 o'clock p.m.. when tea
will be served, HOG Connecticut ave-
nue. northwest.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Pen Women to Hear
DR.. E. S. Slosson

DR.. Edwin S. Slosson will be the
speaker at the regular Sunday after
noon tea Of the District Of Columbia
Branch Of the League Of American
Pen Women at the clubhouse. 1922 H
street northwest. today. He will talk
on the "A. B. C's Of Einstein's The
ory." and the members and their
friends. are requested to come
promptly at I o'clock for the address.
The music for the afternoon will
be furnished by Miss Lucia Maxwell.
vocalist, and Mss Margaret Mans
field. violinist. will play. accompanied
by Mrs. Mansfield.
Mrs. William H. Moses will pour
tea, assisted by Miss Eliza Pope Van
Dyne. Miss Mary Meek Atkeson and
Mrs. c. c. White.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Surprise Party Given
Mrs. S. J. Coulter

A surprise party was given in honor
Of Mrs. S. J. Coulter. Brentwood. Nd
on the occasion Of her birthday ami.
versary Wednesday evening. Those
present were her children, grand
children and great-grandchildfen air
and Mrs. Alfred Coulter and four chill
tdren, Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Cogar and
two children, Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Pot
ter and three children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Stanley Bailey, Mrs. Ruth Abner and
son. Mr.. Alfred Coulter. jr., and Miss
Elsie Soules and Mr.. Kesner from the
Unit States Soldiers Home" =
Evening star., 1922-10-15

minister Of the Ssrbs. .Croats and
slovenss. will be the guest OF honor
at a reception to be given Saturday.
October u. by the Political Study
Club in connection with its first meet
Ing Of the season. Nine. Grouitch has
been D member Of the club for three
years and will be greatly missed both
socially and in her splendid work.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Mr.. and Mrs. Speer
h. Observe Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Speer cele-
brated their tenth wedding ami
versary Tuesday, october 3. at their
homo in Oakton. Va. A large company
Of friends and relatives were present.
Miss Dorothy Freeman. Mr.. Carl
Goodman. Mrs Goodman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Briggs all assisted In
a program OF music. DR.. D. H. Mar
tin. former pastor of the NJ. e. Church
at Oakland. then delivered q short
address, after which delicious re-
freshments were served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Speer received many beautiful
and useful gifts.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. DeHaven of Cum.
berland. Md: Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Good
man, Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Jerman, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Briggs. MIR. and Mrs. Ray
mond Briggs. Mrs. John CAN'T ano
Mrs. Eddie Harris. all Of Washington.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lester McCreery OF
Clarendon, Va.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

LOS ANGELES HARBoR. San Fran
cisco. Portland. Seattle. Tacoma
FROM NEW YORK
June ao-oRIEST % williams q. q CO.
LOS ANGELES HARBoR. San Fran
cisco, Seattle
FROM Hrw YORK
June io-wABAsH 90 Nswseo Lines
LOS ANGELES HARB0R, Wilmington,
San Francisco, Seattle, Vancouver
FROM NEW YORK
July i-oRiENTAL (r) Dollar Line
Los ANGELES, San Francisco, Port
land. Seattle, Tacoma-Also see New
York. San Francisco
FROM NEW YORK
June it--viRoINIAN % u. A. I.
June 2l-oHIOAN ~ u. A. L.
June 29-ARIzOSIAN (F) Z. A. L
NEW ORLEANS FROM NEW YORK
June io-MoMUs CPF) Southern Paeine
NEW YORK FROM BALTIMORE
weds CF). sats. (F). Clyde Line
PoRTLAND-ses Los Angeles. San
Francisco
SAN DIEGO-see New York, San Fran
cisco. Mobile. New Orleans
SAN FRANCIsco-Aso see Los An
geles. San Diego FROM nGw YORK
juno 2o-oRrENT CF) Williams 8. co.
SAN FRANCISCO. San Diego, Los An
geles Harbor (wilmington), Port
land, Seattle, Bellingham--Also see
Los Angeles Harbor.
FROM NEW YORK
Jun. iO--MoBrLE CITY cd rsihmian
Juno ao-eTEEL RANOER F) isthmian
sEATTLE-soe Los Angeles. San Fran
cisco-Also see Los Angeles Harbor
TACOMA--See Los Angeles
VANCOUVER, b. C.-Soe Los Angeles
Hsrbor
WILMINGTON-See San Francisco Los
Angeles Harbor
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS


rEopo. Afrsa and 1si Asa. va cbcytogn and
sogthsmp,on tman nus, b specially sda~ss,i ss
dIpsicA tg MS s. -. g s. Bourio a m.
scgp ss0 a. NJ.
nirops. Afdea and West Aaa. va Piynggih ard
Bo1ious fuan must b specially adafegct f0r
dspaich By his =. 81. also Dsroi-ps, nall fr
Ne,hsr.ands via Rouefiam. q 3. NGotIn
.. M. SUPP go q u
ERope. AfncA aad West Ala. Va plynguih
sni chsrhoIg fmsn must te spo,iiIy tafrpsi
fof dilpa,eh by his 2. -. ai.o Dsfosi-poii nNt
ior Benum. Jiysnburg sld Bogian couro Vie
AltH,rp, 5. B. Kloonians. 3 a. %. supp 30 "a.
nlro1p. Arca snd Wet Asia fsplin ard Gbrll-
ar must - specially adaressd for d1p.Lh ~
MS 8. 81. via PJm0uih ard ChcrloufE. slg
parce!-post nails for Great Hrtafa ireland Prsaos
and hs oouutnss mmtiolsi n No.es ~ and
-" bsi0~. ns Piymoqih and chsrbogrg snd
Darosl-posi mails o. Germany. Ausufs. clslhs-
sloTakia. Huany and Switzerland. us Brsm,n
:. $ Csorss washilroa lsapost. 3 A. no.. ssgD
. 90 a. M
Norssy. Sweden and nn'.rs. Va os,tsnbur
inan must bo Specially afdfossed f9f dlapaieh -
his s. So also porre.-yosi nails for ss,dsn
S. 3. Dro,nlnslo-H. SO q. n. slpD. 9am
BDf0p@, Africa and Wpi Alls. va Have imsn
A.1@s y t-'t~A4 A'A'sffHtfA Joy N-fflNcN NV us
:. 50. $. s. Ia saTo.s $50 M slDp. 80
10.
Spain Ard Gibraltar niiy. Grse1 tn1 Iuso-
sisrs must b specially 'derrsscs for dspiieh -
this s. 81. IA viso. Oibalur. Naples. Pa'ru
and Dubs0ysik. siao parcsl-posi mIs for Gl3rsi-
af and Juso-slaua. s. 3. Iial,. 80 a. m.
lay. Crece. constinu1op,e ard Rnmta.t rs
Ns.'es. Palermo pirsut. cors,anano1's ani coa-
s'ann. also rsrcsi-past mails ~ Iiay. Ory43
and Runania. 5. s. Nsw YlS. 10 20 a. m.
Tuesday
Cr,a, Britain. I-itni South Afrfcs ,ft.eifs an1
Capc Verde Islands l0fhfr countries mut ~ sps-
ciaiy addTsssd for dispatch hy MS b 50. "a
p5noufh and BOIl1re. ls1 Dlroa PIT mails f0Y
Cfea. Bfitaln. INLAND and ne cyintis Elu0rfs
a. Nofs a" below. via p'lm1'Ifh a1f Diroc.-1osi
malls fs- Germany. Austria czcsho- loFaka. HGr-
fsr tnd Switzerland. va Hamburg. g s. Raii-
ancr, q "a
BlroTc. Africa a1d Wet Asis, Va cfsrhrlg
anf sclih1mpf0n, a'so virocl-p'N mails fgT Great
Britain. Ire "a. france and fle runfrifs mfn-
toned IN N0'.1 AZ arf "B" hsi0F. va Chez
hours ard s0u'himD'on. 8. s Aeutania a. "a
supp 3 50 a. m.
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For additional
Shipping or Travel information Can
Shipping and Travel Department
Bsekman 3000-Extension 20.
For additional
FOREIGN MAILS


Fossip mails VII cioss promptly. Ths tina
Ta'sd - latest the ordintJ Or unregistered
isftsFs iaslading pat cares AZ o1ansrdsl psp.ys
plaosd IN --s,er dr0ps'l nay h. nsii,1 a. ne
General foa once and CIV Han siaion sad
o0une1 win Hesner Orfi0aD Uinia ssmpiss.
pafoel-pssi sf'icss aad registered arfiels elosl
two hors earlier nosDi nat registered snicis
have 70 b mailed between a. m. snd "a . n
A. ss fQslm station (oornsr u Nfqtoa anf
wsa s,rss,s) iorrin mall cio.-, hsH ~ bur isis
than al cs0sfli Posi Ofaas and OB Hal s,sli0a
SUPPLEMENTARY NAIL
A. ts Posi onos-Doubis ps'ass required
A-iiel,s must b dsposliod IN ne drops nars,i
'1sisrs % forsifn cyllifss" or hsrtsd n a. ths
''uppemeniary man sindg~. AZ ne Tor1n
Staten ,applefnsniay mail ciosss haR IN hoof
later ntn ne supplementary ca,ng uns sh0ss
tel0s uesp< hat s1ppiamsr'ay nails for Esro-
pssn ogntrs and 10 Central Amsrics. &c, ns
Cfisl1bal closs o1s kOIf iaisf
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TRANS.PACIFIc MAILS

canecting malls close a ne OsnsrGl Post ono
ard ciy Hal Pet Oh0 SlAiiOn. NON f0fk. Al
Japan, Honxsons snd Ne,hsriands East indie.
(spe'iaily sddrcssd on'yl va sar Frsrcisco. ass
parcel-pOst malls for Nsiacltrds East Indies, s ..
Japan. Cora. China. sberii FrvDch Tndo-china
Ssttsrands Eas indles ietceIf h1maua) aAd
3Phiiippins IsArds. via vtEoouser tBd yictnfiA
81 81 Efrprgss gf Ala. 'june TO-
Hawaii VIA San francsc0, ais7 parosl-posi
mails for ~ Islands. >. b hais0ril. June H.
Jaoan Ccrsa 1rd China Especially addresssd
onlyj. via Portland. orr. 5. ;. wea cog0is
Hawai-. Fia fs.,ncs Nex ZEALAND and Ass-
ITALIA. va vancouver ard Victoria. B. C.. s.
Mtkura, June u
-
.Ordlnay funrsGsercd) isi,sr mailed up %
o nj he next day wl pgyldff thffs ID 10 delfJ
IN ths overland transit reaA seaite IN uue To-
counecficn with fhe steamer ueniioled.
TAI ciasses q mail. inciuding domestic parcel
post scnt 70 Hawai-. Guam and Phlippi1e isiands
by ne above dispatches.
lilnngencd auiclss nay h msiisd W % p m
Al ths General Post ono. bui must - msiled nof
latrr than 4 p M a. ne CO Han station. fgr
mails schsdulsd 70 coss on sunday regisierpd gri-
ess must b nailed n0 later than u 0elock %
Saturday nxht
Gaiis fshich includes nal reguin snd pslcsl post.
ClhsIt and Lliioo fsiands. Na1ru Island snd Solo
nion Isialdsl Is forwarded Va ~ Padae routs.
rri,,rr fr,rr vanooiyer Man for nham0 anf
Trr.ish in he Ctiness prosilcs = Yunnan. 10
forsaFfsd "a Brtish India NJ quieketf route
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10

Coastwise
BALTIMORE FROM NEW YORK
w.ds tF). sats CF). Clyde Line
~'iE' from NEW YORK
Tues CPF). Thurs (PfD. sats PF). Clyde
GALVESTON FROM NEW YORK
Tues. I'D, ThurA ~. Sat. V)
southern Pacinc CO.
GALVESTON
FROM NEW YORK
wednesdays opp. Saturdays Cd
Mallory Line
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NEW YORK
Tues PF). Thsra tPF). saiH pF). Clyde
KEY WEST
from sGw YORK
wednesdays PFo Mallory Line
New-York tribune., 1922-06-10
NEW FOREIGN MAIL REGULATIONS

Parocl P0st-Pncei-pos. packafcs afd.cs.ed -
d,iirary IN Arrrlfina be.ffsn cinro, British India-
E.3pl Drhonia fl1 Lilnd,. God Coat o9.cnls
N.iis Merl.o Nllcria fat0ria, numania. fieua
feooe Spain and ulf Drion % touih Af1ca mnt
- indossd ~ msans q paster anted y us
Wrrpper 70 provide for the spoeiuoo d slch. N
x ron deirosy ss fo,i0ss. fsl "if not efllsefab.s
a. afdrfslf aband0n" tol n not d..lsefaole
M, s3 nirtcd VII ts roturned a. ne senders ef-
nrrse In tis catf ~ undeircraole ptrsc 90.
nafkafes for Au1fna ard Oeruany. pAfrrs Should
ba indorsel ~ undsiscrabls celiFu ~ ~ poof,
Or sonis rif1ilar nOiatOn % infieats Ne ~i.be q
il.s senfcr m case ths rrttn q an undshwrAos
parcel Is no desired.