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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-21

Special footballs Of pebble grain
leather. SI.50 and El.;j.
Other footballs, $3.50 10 so
English soccer balls, $3.50 to So,
basketbails, 81 to $3.50.
striking bags. $3.50 to So
boxing gloves, $500 to SIT the set.
combination game sets, So 10 $40.
'ry)
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Women Like Useful Gifts
Such. as RaincOatS

SuCh- as KalDCOatS
Any number of pretty lightweight oil silk rancoats
and rancapes going out Christmas gifts They
tainly the favorite kind.
The raincoats are cut extremely full with belt and
pocket Sits strap cuffs and collar which buttons high They
waterproof and have reinforced seams All good
shades $40.
Oil silk raincapes, full and long, S25
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Children's Song
Books for Christmas
Whether mother plays for
them Or they, themselves, play,
such books will be welcomed.
There is a large collection Of
cloth-bound volumes among
them:
Illustrated Mother Goose, S1.50.
Poulson's Holiday Songs, $3.50.
Small Songs for Small Singers,
with colored illustrations, So.
Songs Of Happiness, $1.75.
Also, all the various folk-dance
books.
fSecond FlOOr)
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ZOO HORSES READY
At PHOEN|Xv|LLE
Entry List for Six Races satur-
day Is Large-Hunters
Primed

Two hundred horses. among them
some of the known thoroughbredS
in the country. are Quartcrcd nv III"
phoeniXvillc track ready for tho second
Of the spring meetings Of the Phoenix
vile Hunt Racing Association Satur,
day. There arc six events on the card
and in each the entry list is large.
In 1921 Joseph J.. Murphy, a live
wire who never starts anything that he
at the Phoenixville track. which had not
been used for something like a quarter
Of q century. lie gave three meetings
during the year, the proceeds OF two
of which went to charity.
Last Saturday the first meeting OF the
year went over big in spite of threaten
ing weather. Seven events were run off
without hitch.
A race for all ages, two stceple-
chascs. a hunters steeplechase, an event
for three year. Olds and upward. and a
special farmers race are on tap. There
are az many as seventeen entries IN
some Of the events. The entries IN
clude:
Daybreak. owned by Joseph Neff. OF
Philadelphia Red Wing and r. II. X.
Tonnd's Cocktail; Master Beck, owned
by Mahlon Kline; Welsh Strawbridg"' IS
River Breeze: scotch Woodcock. en-
tered by Owen J. Toland: D"oIey,
! owned By Joseph l.. Ridgway Ormcad,
/ Reddest and John Douglas. entered by
! George Brooke. Sd: W. n. Patterson S
Golden Rod. r. Il. Straussbnr2er &
Wolverton II; W. c. Days old cam
paigncr Rockport, r. j. Breslin's Reck-
less; Mrs. T.. j. Prescotts Machine
Gunner and Huntington McGec. en-
tered by the Huntington Valley Hun,
Club.
citation, and airy one who knows n saw
, horse from race horse knows Jim. liz
has handled the ribbons over some OF
the finest light harness horses that ever
took the word, including such sterling
performers as Frank Bogash. :3?i (.
and others.
! Ron Bon worked half In :53 yes.
terday. Patagonia a half IN :ri Ar'
magh in 20 20. George Washington
in 81 and Mary Williams In 80. Sew
oral horses were schooled over the brusI
course. The steeplechnse ground is
in the best condition possible. Gooc
weather and Saturdays meet should b'
a humdnger.
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DEMPSEY TO MEET .
WILLS IN MONTREAL
Champion Will Receive $500,
900 to Defend Title Against
Negro on July I
NO LIMIT SET ON PRICES

Montreal. May 11.-Jack Dempsey,
heavyweight champion Of the world.
will defend his title against Harry
Wills. the Negro heavyweight cham
pion. in the baseball park here on
July ].
All that remains 10 insure the meet
ing is for Jack kcarns. manager of
Dempsey. to sign the formal articles OF
agreement
The bout. il is understood. will be
promoted by the Montreal Chamber OF
Commerce and the Montreal Press
Club, and assurance has been given
| that no interference will come from
the authorities.
July 1 here is Dominion Day. which
corresponds to Independence Day,
on July !. in the United States. The
date falls on Saturday and 1t is au.
ticipat"d that 10O.OH people can sec
the bout. rs temporary stands will h'
erected in the baseball park.
| /, is understood that Frank Flour
noy. matchmaker of the Garden Ath'
lctic Club in New York. is interested
among others, in the bout.
No limit is placed on the price o
tickets here. whereas in New 1ersc,
under the new law seats are limited
to S1J as maximum.
Assurances also have been giver
that no objection will be raised t
the mixed bout.
Harry Wills long has been CONSIDERED
the logical challenger for Dempsey
heavyweight title. He has size. reach
poundagc and boxing skill in his favor
to say nothing of plenty Of experience
The amount OF the purse has no
been divulscd, but it is understood tha
Dempsey is guaranteed $500. 900. witt
the privilege of percentage on tn
gross receipts. which are likely to reacl
81 900 600 Or more.
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Made the Fans Forget Joe
HOlu Does II Strike Your
Lands and McClenahan
The Navy CreiU
Penis NelD Field
By
THE OBSERVER

played exhibition game after the world
Tho decision of Judge brought down storm of on NJ
commissioner parces out penalties accor
The rule covering made ,
cipatns after the fall classic % It was tn
s%rs % wsn % % @ 4" n fs% world"
they . %G", S as ssSy r"cs They % ns $
The rule which p.icip.ton
their e w .SSr % believed ,s. s msS v
came froma university department
Dean MccsnsS"n the % %
In both instances spirit Of the law considered
MILE IENGIEN says she Is 80 afraid Of Mrs Ma Mallory that
she s" Wimbledon do ,,,r to meet M s, N,a,v , T.ns that @
The Atlantic for the match.
Navy Rules Collegiate Waters
THE midshipmen looking for worlds The nm.
vanQhcd foe they have opposed and the
TSe Annapolis good a..
Of the best deve1oped.
Mddies the Ch Cup and the
ts Ssnss 5 Eassrn @ " "d one %s" from
Last Saturday the Navy severely Harvard M
the Orange and Black particularly pleasing Annapolis
Princeton
Columbia, Syracuse Cornell California
the 'ss Syracuse
likely that its equal will be at the Academy.
OF THE eight contests by the Pills. Jimmy
1 r.. IN s so ssn.n III % %n s +. sss @ mt % :" n.
""s his labor. the %" arc bearing fruit nov" spring.
Getting the Short Field
DEM Forty eighth and
Walnut for the remainder of the baseball
the S;ys s
Lafayette by sullivan ply vaop oi from
WHAT % rn% g nss s the rrss M at the the v short & & t IT the Quaker. u
the they should be able number
rs D cs 9":s IS should Ss M ' his his .h tss Ss to the s grounds @
THE sweetest hop. seems
they rear proves c. M.sAs bali club lns%
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Scraps about Scrappers

soidIe, KSator.ki. a mtdd.ewe!ah, who IA,
Of IPor, Rtchlnomd where hs is getting him
Nitorsai has me- some Of thS 'sad.ng men
II lis we!shi ~ the Ea-' !nC,uding Lew
."t 'JoS oSr MGS1IfH" sSkts "ts CsT s6S S%
srl OF Pci,osiy Tk" Sodl.r i. WORKING out
uhder TOE direction " Tommy Reilly who IS
N I.Le for matches win Johnny wilson and
I.ISan DuwneN
Steve Morris has been conditioning him.
.e.f FOR several weeks and now - IN cha pc
OF Ret gon1 against any OF the H. Founders.
steve - being handled BY frankie williams
who also has Frankie Barnes. 10. under hts
wing.
frankie kilbun 1ls, and johnny Ketche,.
died Uy Doc Bass
Al y-rls-kep has been matched hy Johnnv
at Atlantic Gi,y next Monday night, This
Will be a return bout.
The first bout a, tho Cambria Cub To-
main mix VII be oe,ws.n Willie MsC!osk.y
@.G Tommy DR %ih'r 6S1, TSny rHryr Mn,
III MJmmF " rfanon fis Wits % Rcssrd. S W! '' Johnns
Ennis ana Jimmy Murray vs.. Pat Hssly.
Of me EvRNING PrRLr0 I.EhoER for Duke
Kelly Tony Corrsdo and Steve Marcoe
Frankie Maxuire. OF Wiliiamspor. pa
has been show!ng nice form since his com.
hack, In Ave matches he has stood of .tos
son. knockout. sevAn rounds: Joe Chip. eish
rounds. and jack McCarron. two ten'rounc
Ms.ches
Nothing would suit him better, Joseph says
than another meeting with Joe OF ponne.i
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YELLOWS WIN QUAKER
COLOR CONTESTS, 96.91
Beat Blues in Annual Games at Penn
Charter

The Yellows were the winners OF
the ,wenty-ninth annual field day and
color contests of the William Penn
Charter School yesterday afternoon at
Queen Lane. The final score was 96 to
81.
In actual competition yesterday. the
Yellows and the Blues both scored the
same amount of points--17; but in the
indoor work, the Yellows had total
of 20 to "A for the Blues. The points
scored indoors, added TO those garnered
yesterday. gave the Yellows the victory.
Over 5000 spectators We're ON hand
10 watch the contests, in which about
go students participated Every pupil
in the Twelfth street institution took
part in the competition.
The contests were composed mostly
Of tugs 30 war, relay race and baskstr
ball pass. hack xaeeas . (, Y sss ~ n
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lllNlNY DYKES PUTS
AS IN THE MIDST
OF WINNING STREAK
Third.Sacker Makes Homer and Mackmen Win 1"o
s@ Games From Clerelund-Connie ShuNes
His Pitchers
Isy ROBERT ". MAXWELL
Snnris ELiinr Ercninr Public LEDGER

than Jimmy yk" lyn MhNr "a
"A the hall yesterday and now ar" the md
something m o" aud no can to"
the ball all
had the san y soN IN DYKES did his stuff
home tho weik
they
headed
during afternoon Ono"
4 tho
h" be shown all times.
lanky frame and the saved
of hiCh 10
pitching viii
And Il
orallo
this
o
Ing Clevrlan md
Cleveland pitching
staff week
Indians
wpatlc
u THE final o"d the
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Vas Responsible for lands FirM Decision

MORE cd
XM boau.e
discuss nd
asked @ t"' 10 folks it wos all ~
II was IN" hr official Lands and
decided tina" Miller belonged t" Washington catcher
aud n
Bms was with Washington last wear and hit homer.
Miller has shown general all imp
n
'The ball a Fourtim
the blearhers for
QIAG hopes 70 Collect tack r base this
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H0HLFELD SOCCER CUP
FOR FlElSHER ELEVEN
Warmers Make Clean Sweep by Win.
ming Third Trophy

Tn" FIeisher soccer eleven won its
third trophy of the season by cap
turing the Iiohlfcd Cup last evening
IN twilight socc"r game Mt Twenty
sixth and Reed streets. The score was
Il to !. and II was 4 forcsone conclu-
sion before pny began that tue down
t"wncrs would win. Electric Storage
Battery was the opposing team.
Flcisher had previously won the
championship of the Industrial League
and also captured the Allied Cup. Out.
side OF the Philadelphia +. c., they are
N a class by themselves, as far as soc-
Ger in Philadelphia is concerned.
The game was played under an in
tense heat, The warmers started to
score at the getaway. and At half time
were leading by 4 goals 10 y. They added
TWO more in tn" final half. VIII" Gen.
! ter Forward Smith. of the live wires.
scored in the rorcUdng half, Center
Forward Straden, star of the down
town e!sven. made three of his teams
! - seala
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Olympus. which seemed to have a good
chance in the Derby, and Bunting,
liked for the PrcakncSs. have been with
drawn, il was announced yesterday.
Better Iurk, Of thr Lexington Stable.
also is sailing and will nol start in the
Derby.
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Lehiah Trlumphs at Nets

Bethlehem, Pa. Nav 1i.-I<hgh con.
tinued her string Of successes In tennis yes
tsrday afternoon by defeating tho syracuse
team on the home courts by the score OF TO
9 This makes the seventh victory for the
Brown and White team without defeat.
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H0w Connie Got a Good Ball PLAYER

Asst Cornelius Mack
~ busy lt of
OF Ioc
tradc
Little did
ba could
jumping 10" h" un"ns"ur tied string Edmund Miller known
Acosa Miller The much
for of toothpicks.
at
eyeful the Liberty Bell Miller him
Bling
League fielding
how
TWO homr'' and triple ono day A"oh"r homrr mh"d cleared
and deFec
81 bnges when they 'ccdcd. Ihut orrr
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MILLER is quiet modest tends
AVA hascbns
he stands h" nhrd his shoulders
general
ana covers more territory lie has the 'rnath ba' and perhaps
This is not IN" fr time Miller has been he
Tigers
1919 Miller found himself
Corneluspuld he
the whole Atlanta ball
He hit we'll than
Barney DrPyfuss
idea When
the National and Gag
NiLLER his ored
4vA hc and he beam 0 hinLeLt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-11

OF victories which
TO he gOn Such the triumph the As
they from the which that C. Mac ball club
how fight a we'll $ ball.
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THE fnai 7amr of the rW bc paycd today. ond iom
tast- fyio 81. L0oc Browus wiN b" 0nonq
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Coastwise (Csontinuedl

H'~N~Sh ~~rNCAAtAARSaSN&
Los Angeles Harbor, San Francisco.
Oakland, Seattle
saug BOSTON
Nov. i~--wABAsH tFr) Newsco Lines
FROM PHILADELPHIA
Nov s--WABAgH {F9 Nawsco s.inss
Los Angeles (Wilmingsoa), San Fraa-
cisco, Seattle, Vancouver. q. G.
sRoM NEW YORK
Nov. i--sTANLEY DOLLAR tF) Dollar
MOBILE snom agw YORK
&tidays kF, Mallory
NEW ORLEANS
Faom NEW YORK
Noy Eel. ysLEo tFt, Southern Pacific
SOY a--Ao8US (PF) Southern Pacific
NEW YORK FROM sAlr,wose
Weda- F'l. sata. ny, Clyde Line
oAKLAND--See Los Angeles Harbos,
San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA FROM NEW yoak
Wed tFR). Sat. tFR). and intermediate
Halschew &. g. Lines
PoRTLAND-Ses Los Angeles. San
francisco
SAN DIEGO--See San Francisco
San FRANCISCO, oakland--Also see
Los Angeles, San D.ya
FRoM NEW YoPN
nov. 4--M. s. KENNEcoTT CD Williams
San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles
harbor (Wilmington), Portland,
Seattle, Bellingham
FROM NEW goaK
Oct Si--BTRMINGHAM CITY (F1
IstSmian Line
NOV. al CHATTANOOGA CfTY CD
Isthnian Line
sEA1TLEr-3ec Los Angeles, San Fran
cisco
TACoMA--5ee Los Angeles
i<AoaSa From NEW YORK
Fridays (F1 Mallory
VANCOUVER. 3. C.-see Los Angeles
WILMINGTON - See San Francisco.
Los Angeles
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Coastwisc

Coastwlsc
BALTIMORE FROM NEW Yoag
tgeas tF). Sata, tf9. Clyde Lime
BELLINGHAM--See San Franciaeo
CHARLESTON FROM NEW YORK
(pF, Tues. we'd. Thurs. Fri, sat. Clyde
GALVESTON FROM asw YORK
Wednesdays lPF), saturdays tF3. Mallory
yyednesdays iF), saturdays (tl,
southersl Paciac Co, tMorgan Lass
JACKSONVILLE TRaM New YoHK
tPF) Tues, Wed Thur, Fri. Sat. Clyde
KEY WEST FHoM NEW yeRg
Wednesdays (pT}, Mallory Line
LOS ANGELES HARB0R, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
Also see San Francisco
FROM NEW YaaK
ROY. 2---TExAN CD Y. 4. l.
Nov. tz-1M 8. X kEXtfEGO'TT tF1 fYfilisnaE
Nosr. ITsIztgSIAN stR'l u. a. L.
Nav. l6--K ENTLcE6IAN fWl u 4. l.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
Tomorrow

asoses ana Canary hazards (sforosoo saa xesI
Shia tnsI DO specsaIiy addressed FOR dispatch ~
;snsss' TsnsSls' Ias psibss. paksr. Bathurst Bissso
.oa+aSFy, fresto~n, Mo1rosts. Grand Bssssu3 Sea
So,aSe ana Acrs: $40 psrccI-poss msiis for sap
~. SrM os Ieneriffe. Csdaz and LIBERIA s. s. catS
:, katnonis end Finland tsivcsally a6;res,.d oUiy,
1a ~, ns,sl aod HslJngfoys slSo p&rcc4-ros. MATS
sgf ty, kSthosis siid Finland s. ~. RecksR1y Pers
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Norton. Lilly g. Co.

American & Manchurian Line.
American & Indian Line.
American & Australian Line.
American & African Line.
Amer, Medjter. S Levant Line.
Atlantic Gulf-Far East Line.
Eiierman & Bucknall q. S. Co, Ltd.
lsthmisn Steamship Line.
Merton Line.
Panama-Far East Lime.
Sec. Gen. Tpts., Maritime Vapeur.
26 Beaver ST., n. Y. Broad 1900.
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sDpeLEmEhrAeY NAIL

- AZ tns fostos'ce poaYy yevtss required Att
s s taues ee osrosits4 & 5~ drors rs&rksS ''fet-
segsns snagpspasmantary mali window At tbs Forrssa
1900 rs supplementary mai cicsss half an hsUs
49, tnsn the supplementary cic2IuR tine Show
ss.s' eicesf that Complementary risils for Ea.5-
-. -. nnHities and FOR Central America etc. rif
SF1ssobai. claSs osls I.oaIg Later
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Norwegian American Line

Norwegian Amer. Line Ag'cy, Inc.
Bridge ST., N. Y. Big On $3.50.
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Wednesday

iIFogsc. Atries sad Yves. Asia fFranea. Ysthu
sns Lsttooia and fsthonis must 10 srs<Iaffs
aaarsssaa sor GiSpateh By tbis steamer yla PynI
MI M %ho ,osle7ia also paEesi-post mails Tor G7ea
ssf1tsEa IIssnd ss5 the countries n7eatscasd 8,
.So9 below. Vie F5ynfoutt s,ss parcel pcs.
E.s1 1 ief Geimsy, Austria, CIecao- .oysk{s Hs;n
saeacost). q e. m " "
Europe; Africa and west Asia tLithuania. T..s
L9hls sAd kSthoaia inst be specially addressed fe,
diapstch by this steamer via Plyazsefh and
asyre; also psreei-ss~< mails for Ersnce and tfa
pp.aTi.s ps.ei.s mentioned a Note 81 beiow. s. g.
=. 7, fslroge Africa ana West Asla tGerusny Den
and EAthofia must Is s,ecisII IIy addrrss1d fr d.s
patch by this steqrar).. ria Plslnoofh ana Cher,
bourE; Eisa patEel-iost male for Great Britain
Iresnd. France sni tbs countries rnentics1ed b.
Noea n and ''B' below. S. g. s'ruslecnt Adams
40 a. ~. supp II 80 o. M
GerTnaly. Dc7msrk Pollard Russia rdtauanis.
!@ttoHis and Esthoflia, ia Iaxha.en Dsazls sad
!A5s4' slsG ralrel-pcet mails scF Palan8 Il.ausn3
ana lettWia, X. S. PolOlia, 1880 q h.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL
AMERICA. WEST INDIES, ETC.
To-Day

St Thomas and St. Cfo,s (Acgcntinz. t,r4.eIar
sno PsTaguoy must lie sIsc i,y addressed far oll-
Iatch by this steamer. ria Thomas. sfontevlIoo
1na buenca hyres. $. 5. BIo'l -oney City < q ~
ssnsmss tincndlng fnaguz d ID Fortune IslanGst
via Nassau. s. S. Frftaoe. p. 81.
Newfoundland tparce- post ,iis and specials
addressed corTesTroudenesl. via 6 Johns by raj
% Boston and hsnes by s $. aasheul. p m
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Tomorrow

North Brazil and Llu'tos tctler paris al Rrs4i,
fnust be specially addressed for dispatch by tfi-
s. amer. va Psrs Ceara. Natal, Cab.dsllo Per-
h@lnonco. Maceio and Rio Gran.ie 10 sui s. 3
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Pacific Maii S. S. Co. ~. S. S.B.)

10 Hanover So, n. Y.
Bowling Green 1880
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Addresses and Telephone Numbers
,au,;raI Line lu. S. 5. b.

kI.erican Hawaiian s. S. Co.
4 nrrited American Lines, Mansg ACT.
q Broadway, n. Y. whitehall 1920.
ssnsiean Line Il. M. NJ
! Brosdway, \. Y.
lsnsriean Ship & Commerce Corp.
rnited American Lines, Man'r Agt.
d Broadway, n. Y. Whitehall Io20.
I .assde Fruit Co. Gu. S. S.. 3D.
4 lyBattery Pl., n. Y. whitehall oeos.
Aaasse Transport Line Il. NJ. NJ
faroadway. n. Y.
II Pr. G'n $500; Fgt. Whit'n 206o.
,seon, Daniel, Agent
EIdsr~Dsmpster & Co. Lid.
Beaver ST., n. Y. Broad 1900.
ksuher S. S. Lines, Inc. (U.S.S.B.)
n l7Battery Pl., n. Y. Whitehall 1900.
II Leading Pier 3e-s7-36 Allan. Basin.
4 Delgian Line
See Lloyd Royal Beige, st. Anonyme.
Black Diamond S. 5. Cp. (U.S.S.B.)
n NY, CT Exch.Pl. Rect. 1892. 2sl7-ls.
II Philadelphia, Baltimore, Chicago.
H Detroit, Boston, Norfolk.
4 Blake g. Co., Inc, WA. (U,S.S.B.)
H II Moore ST., NY. Whitehall 2seo-t.
u saS. Gay St., Bait, Md. Plaza $3.50.
Bull & Co., A. H., Agts. (U.S.S.B.)
Il 40 West St, X. Bowling On 2soo.
Clyde Steamship Company
\ Pier &c, Mr., N. Y. Canal 5000
\ Pier ~, n. R.. n. Y. (For'n Service) j.
Cosmopolitan Shipping Co., Inc,
| (U. S. S. B.
AZ Broadway, y. Y. Broad 5t51.
H Chic.: liz W. Adams St. Rand 1915.
\. Or: coo Carondelet Big, Main 543.
/ Phila.: Interl kr't'g Corp.
Ralt.: Terminal Shipping Co.
Norfolk: Harris, Magill & Co., Inc.
cunard-Anchor Lines
Is Broadway, n. Y. Big G.. 1900.
Di G;orgio Fruit Corporation
% Broadway, n. Y. Big G'n 1903.
EDolsar Line
I Il Moore ST., n. Y. B'g GIN 6511.
YEllerlnan's Wilson Line, N. Y, Inc.
Tnerman's Wilson Line.
Ellerman's Phoenix LINE.
NHSoh-f urnGSS Lane.
Am, Mediterranean & Levant Line,
10 Broadway, h. Y. Broad OILS.
Export S. S. Corp. Gu. S. S. b.
rs Broadway, n. Y. Big GIN 354o.
Export Trans. Co, Inc, (U.S.S.B.)
Oriole Line.
AZ Broadway, Ny. Broad 4147.
American Bldg, Bait. Md. Plaza 6561
Frsnch Lins
Compagnie Gen'Ie Transatlantique.
10 State St, n. Y. B'g G'n 1900
Furness, Withy & Co., Ltd.
Furness Linca.
Furness Bermuda Line.
81 Whitehall ST.. N. 7. Big G'n 1900
Halsehaw S. S. Lines, Inc.
Pier 5, E. r., N. Y. Big G'n e277.
Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
Pier IL, WsllSt,N.Y. B.G.T1l6
Houston & Co., K. P.
16 Beaver ST., n. Y. Broad 1885.
Imperial Navigation Company
SO Cortlandt ST., n. Y. Rector 1888.
|. r. e. Lines (U. S. S.B.)
international Freighting CORPORATE
"a whitehall ST., MY. B'g G'n 1890
International Mercantile Marine
American Line.
White Star Line.
Atlantic Transport Line.
Red Star Zine,
Leylapd Line.
Lord & uead Lines.
White Star Dominion Line.
Broadway, y. Y.
Pgr., Big GIN $500; Fgt., Whit1l 1850
$50 La Sale St, Chicago.
lsthmian Steamships Lines
Pacific Coast Serv., Trafic Dept.
50 Cortlandt ST., n. Y. Rector o62o
Kerr Steamship Co., Inc. { u.S.S.8.)
Kerr Bldg, "a Beaver 81, n. Y.
Broad Goo. Branch Offices: Chi
eago, Philadelphia.
kleppe Lines
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
kswsco Lines

North Atlantic 6 Western S. S. Co.
10 Moore St, N, X. Big G'n 1896.
1856 9TH St, phila. Lombard 579I.
Ill Summer ST., Boston. Beach sl3D.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
N. I. & Porto Rico S. S. Co.
North German LIoy l

Is B'way, n, Y. Bowling G'n s,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-30
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