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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
KNQCKABOUT NOTES,
MOONSHlNE TO
KILL ROACHES.

In Pittsburgh the other day con-
hscated moonshine captured in raids
was used to kill reaches. The Off
cials in the city building there had
been tortured by them crawling into
the building through sewers. They
conferred on remedy. "Hootch"
was selected to turn the trick. Bar,
rels Of it were dumped into the sew
ers and sprayed about the places
where they came into the building
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
By Stephen Allen Reynolds
Copyright Published with the Literary Digest
Newspaper Syndicate.
Newspaper Syndicate.

finally worked the little mass into
cylindrical shape. For the fraction
OF second he held the pipe bowl
above the fame, and then pressed
the yen-hok into the pinsole orifce.
He withdrew it and offered the long
pipe stem foremost to Shea.
You first, my friend" he said.
Burton Shea knew we'll the dan.
gers OF opium, and knew that it
took steady and persistent smoking
to incur the habit Many times be-
fore the exigencies OF his profess.
ion had required the apparent smek.
ing of the drug, and he did not
hesitate now. He seized the pipe
and held the protruding pill Just
over the fame of the lamp.
Instead of inhaling the smoke, he
merely drew it into his mouth.
Twice he whitfield, and the pill bub.
bled and disappeared.
at is good. my father" he said,
exhaling profoundly. He handed
over the pipe and watched gShew
Hing prepare his own initial pill.
By long years Of smoking, Shew
Hing was inur in measure from
the poisonous by-product removed
by thorough cooking. In haste to
enjoy the rare brand he spent little
time in either chieing or toastins
his own portion. He smoked his
first pill green" and smacked his
lips over the fragance.
1T is the real brew, my friend,'
he said, and went on preparing the
third pill.
Help yourself, mp father Shea
babe him. Il am in no haste.
Smoke four goodly drops of de-
light before you again take care OF
me-
Eagerly, Shew Hing obeyed, and
as the last of the four pills sputter-
ed away over the lamp. Shea saw
that the pure drug was taking eff.
feet. An ecstatic expression ap-
peared upon the wrinkled face. The
old man felt twenty years removed
from him, and now, under the influ.
ence of the first stage of opium in.
toxication. his every sense was
alert and tense.
(TO BE CONTINUED.)
Read The Magtinsburg Journal =
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OF it held closely, but it does not
come on the market"
But tonight we shall smoke"
Shea said Behold several Plum
weight of the precious Ii Hyoong.
There is enough for you and for
me-"
And into the outstretched hands
Of the old man Shea placed the
small square tin which he had OBJ
tanned in the Hankow Road.
With degree OF celebrity unsus-
pected, Shew Hing moved under one
OF the hanging lamps and drew a
pair of goggles from the bosom of
his blouse. A croak of glee came
from him after he had inspected the
chop markings on the tin and had
turned it over and over in order to
assure himself that the original
contents had not been tempered
with.
Shea picked this moment TO Sc
lect his own bunk-a bunk directly
beneath the curtained window look
ing out upon the alley-and pres
emily Shew Hing came up and pick
ed at the wick of the silver layout
lamp.
How shall cook it, my friend?'
he went on to ask as he lighted the
lamp and cut the top from the tiny
tin.
Draw UP stool for yoursel. my
father" the bogus man from Choy-
sang invited. Then cook eight
golden pills to start with-four for
| you and four for me. Roast them
we'll and chi (knead) them diligen-
tly to remove the stomach poison"
at is we'll" Shew Hing replied
He drew up low stool and seat
ed himself. He dug silver yen.
hok into the molasses-like contents
of the tin and drew forth on the
point OF the skewer a bit OF opium
the size Of large grain of rice. He
held this just above the fame OF the
lamp. and Immediately the globule
swelled to the size OF cherry.
Faster and faster the yen-hok re-
volved between the skilled fingers
of Shew Hing. and the cherry
shrunk to half its size. Now the old
fellow began to chi the drug. Al
ternately kneading it over the fat
bowl Of the pipe, and toastins it, he
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
ANOTHER LIE ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA

clip following from report
tons in West Virginia
West Virginia a mountain state with few of the
gentle courtly and arisocratc traditions of neighbong Viz
ginia the Blue district of Kentucky and still fewer
OF the patriotic cluster about old Virginia
revolutionary the civil
settled pioneers,
prospectors they brought wi
abundance of energy, fortmde and grit but little
culture refinement Their successors have
a o public andb
life, and feuds still common OF the state.
From this OF Wheeling is exception, but Wheel,
geographically part Pennsylvania,
and takes good deal of the qualities of both.
This illustrative of the transformation that and
printed in paaeled
by
and mobed vessel loaded with tea whose descendants
pull parallel
be that New York settled by Dutchmen
a during re-
principal of city;
elite fill the see
police to
gambling gye picture of
Massachusetts and New the correspondent
Virginia
To anyone informed the Times correspondent is merely
his
Arp West Virginia was settled
jersey Virginia, Pennsy
other states All had to he 'lumbemen" for while
pioneers pospectors that they
prospects,
ings famous epigram: "a hotel
pionees9 have taken most of them material
public
What kind public
Bakers etc ETC.
of al irresponsible
that pack
contemplate responsible newspaper
let the desk
compelled use the short and ugly word that fits
Ahe malicious
imposed itself the
culture respect law Low of home
be n Yo in any
pioneers
ers teachers merchants operators clerks workmen or traders are all
Americans That simple
colleges schools and churches,
every charitable educational and upif work that other
Life
York the Union miserable lie that
there are any more feuds here than in other states How foolish to
people; mostly
MaXwel AN&t
Marshalls
Hollis, the Fry the Wasngtons, Ma
JOhnSOns of
all and
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
By DWIG

plans for new Jail building to
supplant the present structure and
Construction work will be started
as soon as the plans are prepared
and he contracts let. II will have
quarters for 80 prisoners and de-
tentlon noms for Juveniles. I
Elkins-ohn Hotsinptller, an
electrician, was killed by an cleo
trio wire q Clements mines. Ho.-
sinpiller ws working. on electric
lines OF thecoal company plant at
Clements Wen he fell from O.
footing on ole and became en-.
tangled in the high tension wires.
Life was extincS before he could be-
released. He waa u years old. His
parents live atlarapss Creek ILL.,
Wheeling-Stels are being taken
toward consolidation OF the
Wheeling Bank aud Trust COM
pany and the National Exchange
bank, OF this city, under the name
Of the latter. The merged institu-
ton Is to occupy the quarters OF
the Wheeling Bank and Trust Conn
pany. 1t will have capital OF ST.
oeo, MOO: a surplus Of loco, 900; un'
divided profits OF $4,000, and re-
sources of 313,OOO,OOO.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has
been made by the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company that it has
contracted for more than a million
dollars worth of repair work OF de-
Perforated rolling stock and that
the major share of the work will be
done in the Huntington shops Of
the American Car and Foundry
Company. Fifteen hundred cars -ars
to be repaired in Chicago and 1000
at Richmond, Va.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
Martinsbur6
In The Past
TEN YEARS AGO.
Taken From the Files CT The
Sourna.J

Berkeley County Teachers Insti-
tute closes after successful session
Mr.. D. l.. Eubanks, stricken with
paralysis. dies at his home on Win.
chester avenue.
Mrs. Lydia Ann Hosier. wife OF
James Hosier, dies at her home at
Vanclevesville.
FIVE YEARS AGO.
Flying Squadron is in city for
two days to stimulate army recruit
ing.
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans
hold semi-annual meeting and ban
quet at Y. NJ. c. A.
ONE YEAR AGO.
Fire of undetermined origin de-
stroys house of L. D. Gerhardt, Jr.,
IN suburbs.
]. D. McCune. qualities. In Char
lesion, as inspector Of mines.
State road system Of improve
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

ed an able man who will fill the Of
flee with luster and credit This
new honor conferred upon a fellow
townsman is a matter of pride and
pleasure with people OF this city.
and it Is also a matter Of pride and
Of pleasure on the part Of all West
Virginians to note that Mr. Davis Is
heralded in the national news report
as being Of West Virginia, despite
the fact that he practices law and
lives in New York City. = Clarks-
burg Telegram.
ONCE A "TWO-FOR"
The ive-cent cigar is coming back,
but it is still a five-cent cigar.-Char-
lesion Gazette.
And not much better than the two
for OF ante-war days.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

Reaches are now minus guam
tity, thanks to the poison liquor.
We recommend such use for
moonshine. even though it might
pollute the sewers, But fools pour
the poison into their stomachs and
pay high prices for it; and knayes
distill it i'll their kitchens and risk
the penalty of the law for the sake
of filthy dollars Wheeling News.
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Shea OF shanghai
SYNOPSIS.

Evelyn
evening
Eurasan girl from the House Thousand Delights Shea
GRIT shene
girl would be safe Meeting Evelyn made
his love He conHdd his diff
Sheng
There deposit of auva gold
Jjne, grant
Sheng believed
would jooi,
Buddhist emblem acquainted Eveyns father
chnaman,
Thousand Delights
o
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
SCISSORED SAYINGS

York seeking balm alienation
cites that the lady and her admrer slipped soda
We have carrying economy
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16
Mr., DAILY IMPROVED.

Mr.. Raymond B. Daily, young ex-
allied ruler OF the Elks, who has
been confined to his home on East
Moler avenue for the past several
days. suffering from tonsilitis. is
much improved and may be able to
he out tomorrow,
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

Now of the residents would
weeds from their
and there would be Notwithstanding
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

New York continues talk about West Virginia
has lawlessness Virginia yea
Three dow
there
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Curious eyes We're turned unOn
him as he entered the service ele-
vator and left the hotel by a side
door. but Shea chuckled to himself
at the non-recoGn.tion Of the sery-
ants who saw him almost daily 1t
was scarcely likely that any OF KOu
Chanes crowd would pierce his dis
guise and recoeni2e in him Shea Of
Shanghai. the enemy Of slavers and
opium runners and those who would
defraud the United States.
Still chuckling. Shea passed
around to the front Of the hotel and
there he found Lee kee waiting
with a trusted rickshaw man.
"Chin-chin,' Shea sung olt 10
the valet.
"san-maloo," he babe the rex
shaw man And promptly the lat
ter trotted away toward the Garden
Bridge and the first stop in the Han
kow Road,
Scarcely a block distant from the
tea-house, at a signal from Shea the
coolie came to halt and Shea slip
ped from the vehicle. In the rear
Of a shop, and after a whispered
conference with a portly yellow
man, the latter led him one side and
fairly easped his establishment But
Shea had no time TO waste The
merchant, an old and trusted friend
Of lis. had a lirlted supply OF GER
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

BAR PICKED
AN ABLE MAN.
1t is superfluous to remark that
in selecting John W. Davis. OF
Clarksburg. as its president, the
American Bar Association has pick
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

piece appeared in Golfers short time
mention A taken speeding
he his comrade asked him why did
which replied:
Republican.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-08-16

o Alexander is h
he
man.-Charleston
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ment is announced, including that,
Of Berkeley county.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Coastwise (Continued)

Los Angeles Harbor, San Eraaeises,
Oakland. Seattle
Dsa s--BLuR TRIANGLE tFs Nswsoo
PRoA PHILADELPHIA
Nov. ae-~HOMEsTEAD LEY Nawsoa Eaaea
Dec. s--BLUH TRIANGLE tF, Nawscs
Los Angeles twllmingson,. San Fran.
cisco, Seattle. Vancouver. b. C.
yaom New YORK
Jan. ss--MELvILLE DOLLAR ty'S nossas
eRaH asw yGRg
Fridays ", Maiiosy
NEW ORLEANS
FR0M Mgw vGag
Nov Nov as--n5. ,sIs nsTnRo srl ses.hsrn rassao
NEW yOR1
vaen aAIrssoaa
wsda eFS. sata tyD. Clyaa Ease
OAKLAND--Sss f@s Angelsa Rssbers
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
ga0m agw veRg
Wed. tFRl. sst tFRl. and intermediate
Halschaw q. O. LBee
PORTLAND-Sss Loo Angeles aagher,
SaD FFanclacn
SAN FRANCISCO. oakiaaa--Alss Gee
Los Angeles
gRoM AgW S0Ra
oeo. is-wILLHILo tBS w,iisaraa q. q. Ca.
San Francisco, San Diego, Les Angeles
Hsrbor (Wilznington), Portland
Seattle Bellingham
YH0M NEW yDHN
DOC. e-STEEL INVENTOR tT1 TsthynSan
Dso. ls---sAN FRANCISCO tF) ssshnaian
SEATTLE,--Ses Les Angeles harb0r,
San Francisco
TAC0MA--See Los Angelea RarheR
TAMPA
eaeaa a8@ S@RR
Eriaays tFy Masiesy
VANCOUVER %. Cs-8e@ Les ARgsles
WILMINGTON 9ae Eam Eganeisees
Lea Angeles
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Coastwlse
UAV TgHnRE


BALTIMORE
FaeH MEM YORK
Weds. CD, Sats. tto, Clyde Line
BkLLINGHAA--See San Francisco
CHARLESTON
FROM NEW YORK.
(PF) Tues. We'd, Thurs. Fra. Sat. Clyde
SAN ESION
FROM NEW YcRK
Wednesdays tPE), Saturdays (F), Mallory
Wednesdays tFl, Saturdays (F).
Southern Pacific Go Morgan Ltnss
JACKSONVILLE
FROM NEW YORK
tPF) Tuss.. Wed.. ThurE.. Fri. Sat- csys
KEY WEST
FPoM NEW Y0RK
wednesdays tPFo MALLORY Lilac
Los ANGELES HAkBUR. San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Taconaa--
Also see san Francisco
FROM NEW soRk
Nov 3o-MfsSoURlAN I'D u. A, IL
Lee. 7-~-IOWAN tFl u. A. l.
Dec. l3--NfTLLHILO fE'1 Williams s. q. Co.
Dec. f4---MExICAN (F> q. A. l..
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TRANSATLANTIC MAiLs
To-day

@usS1s AFRICA ana West Assa tEssssy TsoRes
Suss es specially addressed for dihpstS 20 thie
SsssnsT, via Plymouth snd chegbsass, 6. G.
Msusssaris. 0 q. M
1i'epe, Africa and wess Ada fcanags Esssn6s
saass % spsdsa5 addressed for dbpsaa by GAis
s'eamef'. via Plymouth ard cherbourg also psfaet,
oeds mails Tor Grsas Britain. iFeisnd. Francs sad
tbs ecintsses mentioned IN kctsa -" end "g''
below, Via Plymouth and Chsfhoure. ana pRxuess
Doas Ensiis for Gcgmsay. Austria. czseno- sosakia.
Hunsaty and Switzerland. vta Bsefnsn. g. s. Gsogxe
Washingson faes7ost). 0 e. n. supp 1880 g. E-
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Addresses and Telephone Numbers

Gu. S. 8. 3D.
Comnercisi ssexmship Lsnss.
B'way, N. Y. Bowling G'n 2ssg
Morgaa Line
Sea Southern Pacific Company.
munsoa s. S. Liasa GU. s. SB.l
81 Wall ST., N. x. B's G'n ssoe.
Naweeo Lines
North Atlantic q wsssern 3. 9. Co.
10 Moore ST., ~. Y. Big G'n 7f3s.
ias 4th ST., PhilA Lombard 57sf.
III Summer ST., Boston. Beach a1Se.
N. Y. q Perso Rice s. S. Co.
25 s'wsy. N. Y. Bowling On ssse.
North Cerman Lloyd
iz-1e peSrl ST., " Y. S'g G'n g7ss.
Norton, Lilly Il Co.
American. & Msnchurian IaaA
American q Indian Line.
Americas & Australian Line.
American & African Line.
Amer, Mediteg. q Levant Lime.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Ellermsn 4 Bucknall 8. 8. Co., Lea.
Isthmian Steamship Line.
Norton Iine.
Pansma-Far East Line.
Sec. Gen. Tpta.. Maritime vapeHr.
20 Beaver Sta N. Y. Broad 1900.
Norwegian Anaeriea Line
+ Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
Bridge St., N. Y. Big On 657o.
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
10 hanover So, N. Y.
Bowling Green $3.50.
Panama Line
"a State ST., N. r. B'g G'n ssae.
Prince Line
See Furncas, Witty a Co.
Quebec s. S. Co.
See Furness. Witty o. Co.
Red D Line
Bliss, Daliett & Co., Gen. Mgrs.
80 Wall St., N. Y. Hanover 1o072.
Red Star Line (I. NJ. M.)
Broadway. N. Y.
Pgr, Big Gnn $500; Fgt, WhitIl 2o6o.
Rogers & Webb GU. S. SID
i10 State ST., Boat, Mass. Mn. 44s7.
Sanderson q Son. Agens
The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Co.
26 Broadway, N, Y. Broad 1850.
Scandinavian-American Line
27 Whitehall ST., N. Y. B'g G'n 72As.
Sgiteovich Lines Gu. S. S.
s. Sgiteovich q Co.
Cotton Exchange, Galveston, Te1.
Southern Pacific Company
nfu>rnn "a
Spragus Lines (C.H.Sprague&Son)
(U.s.S.B.) 1Sl MILK St., Boston, Mas.
Struthers & Barry Gu. S. S. b.
1a2 Market ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
Susquehanna Steamship Co.. Inc.
(U. S. S. b.
"a Stone St.. N. Y. Big G'n 1858.
Three Star Liae (A&reteurs Reunis)
23 Bridge st.. N. Y, B'g G'n 21l5.
Trinidad Line
See Furnsas, Witty & Co.
United American Lines, Inc., U.A.l..
American hawaiian s. S. Go.
American Snip a. Commerce Corn.
SO Broadway. N. 7. Whitenall 1920.
Uaited FEais Company
IL Battery Pa, n. Y. WhitehslI 1To0.
u. S. & A. Lines, Inc. GU. S. S. b.
s-lo brsase ST., N. Y. B'g On $3.50.
United States Lines, The (U.S.S.B.)
Passenger & Freight Offices
&s Bsosaway, N. Z. Whitehall a1o0.
Wasernaa S. S. Csrp. Gu. S. s. 3D.
Aebilss Ala.
West Coast Line Gu. 5. S. b.
Vessel, Duval e. Co.
$3.50 broad ST.. N. Y. Bread s2ss.
White Star Deminisa Line
/ Broadways N. Y.
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addresses and ID
- If,r;snsal Line Gu. 3. 5. B.e
3 us.sss ST., N. Y. Big GA s2sa-S-s.
ssss Hawaiias $. 8. Co.
+ I. Tyuited American Lines. Inc
,s;sas Line %. M- ND
i svossway. n. !.
y. Sc G'a $500; fss~ whis'h 1850.
;as Ship 4 Cemmeree Corp.
I : United American Lines. iss-
I 8,as6e frafa Ca.
i : gs,s.ry Pl.. Ny. whitehall osea
,,.sse Transport Line q. M. n.y.
U s,sssway, N. Y.
& 4. Be G'a $500; Fst' Whss1' 2oso
\ IN Daniel, Aseas
q , T,.r.pempstes 4 Co.. LEA.
Z : 81 s.srer ST., Y. Broad $500.
I..as s. s. Lines, aae. (U.S.S.B.) }
A !. a.stsry Pi, N. Y. Whitehall 1900.
ading Pier ss-S7-ss Allan. Basin.
Ass Lsas
I I. Llsyd Royal Beige, g. Ansayas.
,.s DIamsna S.S. Cp. (U.S.S.B.>
EgY o. Exch.Pl. Reca. issa-2sa7-1s.
II ssiisSeiphia, Bai$iMors. Chicago,
1 sasoit, Boston. Ncrfelk.
Aaks 4 Co, ise.. WA (U.S.SB.)
/ Moore ST., NY. Whitehall 2e6c-L
Y ss Gay st.. Bait. Md. Plaza 63sc.
Zgk Co., A. H., Agss. (U.S.S.B.)
egest ST.. n. Y. Bowling G'n 2soe'
sos Steamship Co., (U. S. S. 3D.
4 N, ss, Mr., n. Y. Canal $500
& E.r a, N. E., NJ lFor'n Servtcs).
k.nspsiitan Shipping Coz Ine.s
4 u. S. S. b.
I d Broadway, ". Y. Broad stS1.
1 AIe.: ll2 w. Adams st. Rand 3S16.
600 Carondelet Big. Main sAs
Il tIla.; lnter1 Fr't'g CorD.
bit: Terminal Shipping Co.
lssOlk: Harris, Msgill g. Co. gne,
Lines
1 Broadway. N. Y. B'g On sSss.
asssrsio Fruit Corpssasisa
! sxosdway. N. Y. B'g On 7Fes.
SadsIine
/ uaoors ST.. N. z. s'g G'n ssss.
kman's Wilson Line, N. v, lne.
aermsD's Wilson Line.
Herman's Phoenix Line.
sTIlson -Furness Line.
Ham,, Mediterranean q Levsnt Line.
III Broadway, n. Y. Broad Oils.
|sprt S. S. Corp. Gu. S. S. 3D.
s Broadway. N. X. B'g On sS$e.
|Iipsrt Trans. Co., fnc. (U.S.S.B.)
0rlole Line.
/ u Broadway. NJ Broad A1A7.
! American Bldg, Bait. Md. Plaza s6s1
|'rsnsh line
cenpsgnie Genie Transatlantisaa
isS.ats ST., N. Y. B'g Ga 75es.
iTaess, Witty & Co., Ltd.
Fssnsss Lines.
Furness Hsrmuds Line.
HH Whitehall ST., ". Y. Big G'n TSoe,
|hheAaw s. S. Liaes, lac.
hss ., e. r., n. Y. H'g GIN ss77.
|R'sstss & Co.. r. p.
u Beaver St.. N. Y. Broad 2Ts6,
ef.c. Lines GU. S. S. b.
sssrnatienal Freighting Corporss'n
aWSisshall St.. NY. Big G'n 1890.
Afnaatioaal Mereaatile Marine
anerican Lins.
sAite Star Lias.
Nsatie Transport Lima
VI Star Line.
S3land Line.
Lord q Head Lines.
Nssts Star Dominion Line.
Broadway. N. Y.
sE. Big G'n $500: Fgt., Whit1l 2oso
" La Saiis ST.. Chicago.
ssaiaa SteamsAip Liass
ltcshe Eaa.t G.pr T~~sa~ nm.A
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'etssp tincudina past ceres and oonrnoYess paper.
p'scso IN letter drss') may be mailed g, t.e
oss''rai Pos'ofncs md City Hal s,assoe sne sss.
nen vita ssaafnos. Ordinary prints ssmpiss. pns.
os'.poH parcels sSd registered articles hGss 10 be
mailed between o N and 10 D. a a, the
For"sn station tecrnss of Morton and West strses9
sofs'sn nasl closes bali hour later taea al 0sne
srsl rustcfEcs and City Hall sta,,oa
auPPLERgS7AHx maia
AZ ehs Pcetoface-Doubis postage required AssIs
sies reass be deposited tn she drepa nasgssd Isss
Es'e FW fo7ssga ccgntrsss'' on BANDED Ia a. shs
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esa'ion supp'ementas3 masi cosss half so esQs
iass' saan the supplementary ososfna nns shoSsS
neioss' e1osps shst supplementary mam fea nurs-
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TM

Canal Ioass Panama. Il Salvador trr4nsa. saAss
Nicaragua tsxcsps East Coast. Amaoas City.
cholu.csa ta,so 1r4ats. etc, seT Nscaons. Tsgsa-
gsins and Yuscaran, La Rsndurzs Cseca ane Has
r.ao DspastMsnts Of Colombia ana Ecasdoy teehes
pssts cs Honduras must bc specially addressed fcs
dspasah by thss steamer. via cris.obal G,
Il l. Knaksnbash, i:eo D. N suyp. $3.50 a ~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Thursday

esaass gcns, Panama. EI Salvador tyT9ass. aoss,
G.cssssus texcspt Eas. Coast, Amaps.s CsJ,
60 pa and Yusraran) in Honduras. Caues and Ss-
ano pspsrraen;s ot colosIb's EcpsdSV. Peru tsxss
Honduras must be specially addressed for dlspsfo5
bg this stsssasr,. vie Cristosl sslayerry cs!lss'
Valparaiso snd Talcahuano. S. g. ssats AsA eiss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Sailing Dates Listed Alphab etically Accord,

LEsTM. Dundee
ek6m NEW v0RR
Dec I9--HAMBLETON RANGE fr} TuYness
psa ao--ALPINM RANGM tF) Furnesa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

Baaasnas tincluding Knegus eaa Eazsans it,
&nds} and City Of Anfilla, Cubs tSthsr paris q
Cubs must 90 specially addressed fax dispssaA ey
this stsaner} vis Nassau and aRstiIs. G e.
Hayti VensziIsis aid Curacao eys,4sis &C.
dresses oalyJ. Via Port an Prince Ia Guasras
Puerto Cabeile. CuEacao and Gersnat0o. s. G.
Msysi tszosp. prints. eto, FOR caDs Esya asd
vors dc ysixi and Colosnbfa tezcsy Csccs. Sa.
Y.ns and MaSdaiena Departments t1anacn must
be- specially addressed for dispatch bg this steam.
erI, vie Pors eu Prince Kingston. Certsgecs s13
Aaysniils, S, G. Bogota IL
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
TRANS-PACIFHC MAILS

ana CTS aaii Posioa;cs ssfea. Sss yoss' =
h.Haaaa ' tsusn e fGli0ss ana ,p,pap. r.ls.e. ,,a
San Franchise. d, s. s. r Tboanss Nov a.
japan. Cores an6 China Especially sdlresssa
on.yl, va Seattle. s; 8. Yokohsma Aara. Sos sc.
tHswan and speciali, addressed versesponsisnce
for sapan corea and China Fis San gyauctscu.
8. S. shinyo Megl, Dec. g
snd Austysla. via San Francisco also parcel poss
m&ils for Society IsIaaGs Cock fstsnds. Ss1
zes!aaa and and. Aussrslia , sss Msunssssi Dee, s
4esherigpds East Indies. strsits sestlezasnts,
sPltipptas Islands. va Seattle; also naTcei-pss
China. asFsits Settlements. Brunal LAAusn Malay
States. Ncsta Borneo and sssawa9 8, $. President
on5 a sas sss 4 fso adsssssa bs
sordinary tunregistsred1 letters failed an 20
the next day VIII proyidsd tlssre Is no delay
connection with the steafner tnent4esed
sAu eAase@ u raail. Including domestic psrczl-
cret
3. ths Gesera Post onsco, but must he mailed nos
tsiea than ,, n a. tbs Csty Hall station, For
nstls ssbeduied 20 cipse on Suedhs fegls.s'ed art
eaa must g Hsasiec moi later than IL peiork ca
KoTE--unless otherwise sddrsssd. nail for Aus.
poss for State os West Australia. Bismarck Ars.sa
and kn.oinen IL aHas II Forwarded yis fhe Paeies
route. cSccpt thai rasce posi- q not by steam
Tangypsh. IN the Chinese proysnce oR ylaaan e
forwarded vie Brisisn indias-the quickest route.
| v ssisris 4 fos q sls TIC Pacific route
best epforsup.ly froTa Pacific Goass, except shss
epscsaliy addressed efticics prepaid at ho poufsi
l'nion rata are Forwarded 40 sddrcgaed.