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Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
DINNER BRIDGE

Mrs. Verne Garland was honored last
night at delightful dinner bridge
given by the. San Souci club of which
she is a charter member. The affair
was given at the Barbara Worth, din.
ner being served at 6:30. The table
was lovely with a large center decora-
ton of Cecil Bruner roses, forget me
nots and ragged sailors, the same
flowers being used in corsage boquets
which marked each plate. At the place
Of the honOree, Mrs. Garland, the cors.
age was larger and more lovely than
the others, pretty compliment. Mrs.
Garland expects to leave the valley
permanently in few weeks, and the
party was something in the nature of
farewell
Those seated at the dinner were Miss
Mildred McGovney, Miss Sue Hazel
Baker, Mrs. Lala Rook Mitchell, Mrs
Marguerite Merchant, Mrs. Gertrude
Mcdonald, Miss Evelyn Bowman, Miss
Rose Sanlmons, Miss lone Sammons,
Mrs. Agnes Garland, Mrs. Violet Webb,
Mrs. Florence Rogers and Miss Peggy
Lien, members of the club, and Mrs.
Hazel Fewcett Welch, Miss Irene
Brooks, Miss Helen Kelso, Mrs. Katy.
mae Cook CheesborO and Mrs. John
McNeese, special guests.
The prizes, which were handmade
lingerie, were won by Miss Rose Sam
mons, Miss Sue Hazel Baker, Mrs.
Katymae CheesborO and Miss EVELYN
Bowman.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
STUDY CLUB EXPECTS
LARGE ATTENDANCE

Reports indicate that the May con
ference of valley clubs will be attend
ed by delegates from each section OF
the county. Calipatria Woman 8 Club
will be represented by big delegation
Calexico Improvement club promises a
good representation and the Ten Thous
and Club should send Il large number
Brawley expects to have a good dele
cation present from the Woman g Club
and the Mother 3 Club. Mrs. +. w.
Haman, district president, will be the
principal speaker of the day, and there
will be other notable features marking
the program as one Of the best yet
given at the conventions.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11

l.. X. Small, chairman of the fruit
vegetables section of the Los Angeles
Produce Exchange, estimates 10000
acre increase in grapes this year. Grape
growers are quite generally refusing
current bids of $75 and are holding out
for 500 per ton. The opening bids last
year were around $40.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
FOUR LIVES LOST
IN TEXAS FLOOD

HOUSTON, Tex, May 11.--Four per-
sons were drowned by flood waters in
South Texas.
Two small children of Mr. and Mrs.
Matt Noack were drowned at Winches-
ter.
Woody Hanks and Boss Patterson
were drowned in the Brazos near Som
erville, while trying to give warning
of the on rush Of waters. They went
through Santa Fe bridge as it col
lapsed.
Both were instantly killed.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
Holtville News

HOLTV1LLE, May 11.--Mr. Wayeott
from Riverside has been added to the
clerical force Of the A. b. Lester cloth
ing house. He was associated with Mr..
Lester in the shoe department at Ham.
burgers, Los Angeles, few years ago.
The regular meeting of the Woman 's
Christian Association was held yester.
day afternoon at the home of DR.. and
Mrs. II. b. Graeser. Business and pleas
ure were combined. The contest for
membership was closed and the losing
side entertained the winners. Mrs. n.
A. Gibson was captain of the victorious
company. A beautiful welcome serv-
ice' was given for the new members
6S in all. The union now has mem
bership Of 1870. A full report of the
recent convention was read and ap.
plauded. A short program and refresh
ments closed the pleasant meeting.
The dramatics class at the high school
has selected Joyce Simpson, second
honor girl, and May Ella Webb, as dele
gates to the dramatic contest at Red
lands, May 12, 13 and IA. Half the ex.
penses are to be borne by the class.
The Senior play was presented at
matinee today at 1870 o clock and ap-
pears again tonight at 1880. The matinee
will give the grammar school children
an opportunity to attend. Much inter
est is expressed.
Mrs. Sylvia Feldman, president of the
county Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be the guest of honor at
the banquet at Imperial Thursday eve.
ming. She will make an address touch
ing on the fight for loyalty to the
United States constitution and urging
support of the Wright bill at the com
ing election. She will also answer the
address Of welcome at the w. G. T. U.
convention May 1927 at Glendale.
An incident showing the freedom of
the great west occurred at the plunge
late, the wind was blowing gale and
thinking no one would be seeking the
water in such weather, Mr.. and Mrs.
Pike decided to take advantage OF the
lull in business and enjoy q while in
town. They closed the door when they
went out but did not lock it. On their
return they were surprised to see
number Of wet bathing suits hanging on
the rail, no one in sight and the lights
turned down as they had left them.
Next day, in the top of the cash regis
ter, was found the right amount Of
money for the number of suits used and
"a note, "Helped ousselves and had a
fine swim.--Los Angeles.''
w. H. Meyers was the candidate for
the third degree at the Masonic Tenn
pie last night. A pleasant evening was
enjoyed. After the comforting Of the
degree refreshments were served.
Mr.. 0. c. Harris has sold lots 10, 90,
2l-block 90, where the Liberty service
station is located, to the Union Oil
company who expect to make it a CEN
tral station for this locality. Sam
Rankin has charge Of the Liberty sta
tion.
Marshal Gillette spent yesterday in
Calipatria.
j. NJ. Herzikoph manager Of United
Fruit Growers was in town two days
this week on business.
Charles l.. Childers Of Ell Centso, at
torney for Water Company No. Z, at.
tended the regular monthly meeting Of
the board of directors yesterday.
7. w. McGrew Of FL Centre was in
attendance at the monthly meeting of
the board Of directors OF Imperial Water
company No. 7 yesterday. He 10 a
member of the board.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
PAGE THREE

Although the wireless message announce
ing the start of the flight did not make
clear their route, it was believed they
intended to fly to Et. Paul Rocks, where
their first machine was damaged, re-
turn to Fernando Noronha and from
there on to Brazil, completing their
flight, which started month ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
JOHNSON WANTS LIMIT RESTORED

WASHINGTON, May n.-Senator
Hiram johnson, California, today urged
the senate judiciary committee to speed
action on his proposed Legislation, to-
limit senator's campaign expenses.
The ruling Of Attorney General
Daugherty that senatorial candidates
do not have to file expense accounts
because of the supreme court action in
the Newberry case can be remedied only
by constitutional amndment, johnson
said.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
FISH BOAT ouTRIDEs STORM

SAN DIEGO, May 1.-THE fishing
boat Joe and the four men Of her crew
are safe. The vessel rode safely through
one Of the worst gales that has hit the
south coast in many months.
The coast guard cutter, Tingaard,
which searched for the Joe yesterday,
found her last night anchored in the
lee at \ big kelp field north Of this
port, little the worse for her experience.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
WILL DO OVER
LIVING ROOMS

The house furnishing project of the
home department will be continued
through the summer, three new rooms
to be started in Central district, two
at Mt. Signal, two at McCabe and one
at Eastside. In September two women
in each center will do over their liv.
ing rooms under instruction Of the spe.
cialist and home agent. Other members
may do theirs but only two in each dis.
trict will be supervised by the special
lists.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
OCEAN FLYER OFF AGAIN

LISBON, May 1.-THE Portuguese
flyers today resumed their interrupted
transatlantic flight. They left the
island Of Fernando Noronha, in new
Fairy hydro-airplane exactly at noon.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS

Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Holt have as
their guests this week at the Barbara
Worth, Judge and Mrs. Bordwell of Los
Angeles who are making their first
visit to Imperial Valley. The Bordwells
came from Los Angeles Sunday by au-
tomobile.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
CHILDREN 'S NIGHT

The children Of Pythian Sisters will
have their day at the regular meeting
tonight at Davis Hall. They will give
| readings, songs and dancing and all are
looking forward with pleasure to the
program.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11

MATTRESS FACTORY
We mako new ones and renovate old
ones at reasonable prices, all work
guaranteed. S2l Commercial Ave. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
TWICE TOLD
TALES SECTION

Mrs. j. r. Stevenson Of Imperial will
be hostess to the Twice Told Tales
section of the Ten Thousand club Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Don Bitler
telling the story of the day. This will
close the work of the section for the
season. Meetings will be resumed in
October. The section has had an in
teresting and successful season under
the leadership of Mrs. Thomas M. Gill.
Those desiring transportation to the
meeting Saturday may call Mrs. T. FL
Gebbie or Mrs. Gill.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-11
SOClETY-CLUBSEODGES
IMPRISONMENT
BIZ Mrs.
NVOMAN,S WORK

Wo4NA-N . WOlbN
Mrs. John G. Urquhart, president of
the Los Angeles district, is a deeply
spiritual woman and familiar with the
Bible and its wonderful characters, as
shown by the following quotation from
her address before the district convcn-
tiOn at Santa Monica:
"Here and there throughout history
we find just a few accounts of woman s
, work and woman s plans. But today
there are Il thousand Miriams singing
for their people, u thousand Esthers
pleading for their people, Il thousand
Marys loving their people and a thous-
and Marthas working for their people.
And the world is needing the singing,
the pleading, the loving and working
of women. Woman has gained a new
grace for her recognition from her
brothers. They are beginning to under
stand that she is not trying to set her
self up above them. She is really
working for u greater equalization Of
power between the sexes
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Trans-Pacifc Mails

marfa a AZ President Jackson. s1an
sordinary (unregistsred) letters mailed
Up 70 D. m. the neat day viii provided
there Is no delay IN the overland transit,
reach Seattle IN time Tor connection with
the steamer mentioned.
TAN classes Of mall. including domestic
parcel-post.
gReElstered articles may be mailed up %
D. m. AZ tho General Postoffioe. but must
BE- mailed not later than 4 y. M At ths
city Hall Station. For msils scheduled 20
close on Sunday. registered articles must
be mailed not later thaa ~ o'clock on
Saturday night.
EOTT-tfnless otherwise addressed. mail
for Australia (which includes mail. regular
and pare post, for State Of West Aua-
tralla, Bismarck Archipelago. Gilbert and
Eilics Islands. Nauru Island and Solomon
Islands) H. forwarded via the Pacific route.
except that parcel post 10 not sent by
steamsrs sailing from vancouver. Mall fer
Bhamo and Teneyueh IN the Chinese Prov
lnce OF Yuenan. is forwarded via Briuah
Tndia-tho quickest route. Mail for siberia
IL forwarded Via the Pacific route. NAL
FOR Philippine Stands Is dispatched bl hs
nest opportunity from the Pacific coast,
except that specially addressed articles
prepaid al Postal Union rate are Forwarded
aNNrnaafd
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Coastwise

OOdSlWloC
BALTIMORE
wsds. tP). saa o., clyde Line
BELLINGHAM-ses San Francisco
CHARLESTON
CPF) Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri Sat. ciycs
GALVESTON
wednesdays CPF), Saturdays T). haiiorJ
Wsdnesdays (FD, Saturdays ~,
southern Pseiho CO Morgan Las'
JACKSONVILLE
CPD Tues. Wed. Thurs, Fri.. sat CLYDE
KEY WEST
Wednesdays pT) Maiiory Line
Los ANGELES HARBoR, San Fran
cisco, Portland, Seattle, Tacoma
Also see San Francisco
Dec. 3s-PANAMAN CFD u. A. l..
Jan a-wILIsoLoCF1 williams .. s. CO.
jan ii-1fGsKGS u; .. 4 l.
Los Angeles Wilmington. San Fran
cisco. Seattle. Vancouver, B. Q,
Jan. ;5-MELviLLE DOLLAR % Dollar
MOBILE
Fridays % Msnory
NEW ORLEANS
Dec. Hell CAPTAIN tY) Southern Pse.
Dec. 5b-CoMUs (PF) Southern Pacific
NEW YORK
FROM BALunoHG
weda I'D. sata F). Clyde lane
oAKI4AND-see San Francisco
PHILADELPHIA
Wed. (FR). Sat. FR), and inisrmsdiats
Halsehaw a 3. Lines
PORTLAND-see Los Angeles Harbori
San Francisco
SAN DIEGO-See San Francisco
SAN FRANCISCO. oakiand-AlsO see
Los Angeles
Jan 1-wILLsoLo F) Williams q 8 CO.
San Francisco, San Diego. Los Angeles
Harbor (Wilmington), Portland
Seattle, Bellingham
Dec. q7-sTEEL sEAFARER % tsthrnian
Jan. t-STEEL TRADER (F) iHhmiAn
sEATTLE-see Los Angeles Harbcr
San Francisco
TACoMA-ses Los Angeles Harbor
TAMPA
Fridays on Mallory
VANCOUVER, B. C,-Ses Los Angeles
wILMINGTON-ses San Francisco
Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
IIas for South Central America, West Indies, Etc.

and oeorgetown, 9. 3. Aarayai. 10 q M
Monte Christi. Puerto Plata, samana.
san Domingo city Cothsr parts Of pomiAi..
can Republic must be specially addressed
for dispatch by this stsamer), VIA Monte
Christi. Puerto Piatsi SshiAnn "a -. ssnee.S, ~.
Domingo City, AEua and BarahonA, b B.
Lake Winthrop, iii3o =. M
Hayti leIeePt Priats. eto:. for Caps hsyti
csaoi' sS Port ssIn6 az Pl ana A s.S9ssas H% p.ps
ments tJamaicA must b specially a..
dressed for dispatch b. this stsamsr). va
Port su Prince. Kingston, cartagsna and
s''Ani'l'' sAfuhBSaY.. : / h2Sa2iYI. DC, b g. 50
Bermuda. VIA Hamilton, 8. 3. Fort -.
George, 1850 a m No..
Curacao and VsneEusla. also specially
addressed corrospondsnee Tor Porto hoof
va san JSSn curacao pb,i.aenhy,s M 9qsyss ,s Ss
Porto Rjco 81 Thomas. 81 croir. sAbs.
81. Martiis, 81. Eustatius, San Pedro a.
Macoris and san Domingo city, VIA san
A. m supp. 9.30 a. m.
costa Riea (Cuba. canal Zone and Pan
ANA must be specially addressed for dia-
patch by thfs steamer). via HavanA, crts 8.
tobai and Port Limon, 3. 8. csismarsS
Bermuda. via Hamilton. s. 8. ArsEuaya.
n. IN.
Jamaica. ouatsmaia (Ei Salvador letter
mail only, British Honduras. cities %
Puerto Castillo and Trujlllo IN Honduras
(cuba and other parts OF Honduras must
be specially addressed for dispatch BY this
stcainsr). via santiago. kingstoA Beli8e.
Puerto Barrios Puerto Castillo and rela,
81 y Zacapa. a. NJ.
peru (sTcsDt fauitos), Bolivia and chils
fCuha. Canal Zone and Panama must -
specially addressed FOR dispatch by this
siaamerD, via Havana, Cristobai callao,
Mollendo. africa. iquidue. AntofaEasta and
Valparaiso. =. s. EaseQuibo. 9.30 a. mt
supp. 10 a m.
canal Zone, Psnama, ~ Salvador
(prlnts, e;c). Nicaragua except East
Coastl Annapolis City, Cholutsca fAlso
prints. etc. Tor Nacaome. TcKuciEalpg an1
Yuscaran) In Honduras. Cauca and Narin4
Departments of Colombia, Ecuador, ana
letter mail for Peru lercept iqultos). Bo-
livia and Chile (ouatemaia snd other parts
u Honduras must BE- specially addressed
FOR dispatch BY this steamer), via Criato.
bal. Balboa corinto. Ia Hbertad ard ssn
Jose de Guatemala, 3. y. Colombia. 1910
q m. SUPP. 1880 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
TO-DAY


Europe Africa and West Asia (Dsn-
mark. sweden, Norway. Poland. Russia
ldthuania. Lettonia and Esthonia must BE-
specially addressed for dispatch BY this
sieamer). via Plymouth and CherbOurg
also parcel post mails for Great Britain.
Ireland. France and the countries men.
toned In Notes -" and IN" bsloW. q. 8
Presidsnts Garfield, . A. M TuPp. $50
a. m.
Denmark. Sweden. Norway. Poland. rus
sia. Lithuania, Latt0nia and Esthonia. via
Copenhagen. Dan1ig and Libau. also par
cel-post mails for Denmark. sweden.
Poland, Lthuania and Lettonis, y. 8. Es-
tonia. 1850 a. m.
THURSDAY. DEC. ~
Italy fparcel-post mails and specially
addressed correspondencel. via Naples, 8
s. Colombo. a. m.
SATURDAY, DEC. 80
Europe. Africa and West Asia. via Hayre
(rnail must be specially addressed for dis
patch BY this steamerl, 5. 2. la Savois,
$3.50 a, m: supp. a. m.
Netherlands fparcel-poat malls and Hpe-
cially Addressed correspOndence1s Via Rot
terdam. g. g. Blijdendiik. sa. m.
Europe. Africa and West Asia. VIA plym.
outh and chsrbourg (maii must Be epeciai-
ly addressed for dispatch by this steam
err: also parcel-post mails for Belgium,
LuxemburK and Belgian Congo. via AMT
werp. 8. 3. iceland. a. m; supp. s:so
m.
Europe, Africa and West Asia (dreat
Britain, ireland, Germany. South Africa.
Madeira. Sierra Leone and Cape Verde ISL
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27


Nsu foundiand. via st. Johns g. s. Silvia
jamaica. Canal Zone. Panama. Nlear-
aqua (eIcept East Coast), Amapala CITY,
Ch0lutece (also prints. etc, for Nsosofne'
Colombia and Ecuador (other parts OF
Honduras must be specially addreased).
via Kingston, cristobai, cartagena, sava.
nilla and santa Marta s. s. Tiylyss'
THURSDAY, DEC. as
Argentina. Uruguay and Paraguay (sps..
oially addressed only, via Honteyideo ana
Busnos Ayres. \. 3. Harmonides 3 a. m.
81 Thomas 81 croix' SABA, 81 .,,.,.ra msrtahsi aaa
Guiana, via 81. Thomas, ST. croi1, Irinl-
dad. Georgetown and Paramarioo' 8 3
canal Zone, Panama. Nicaragua (except
Fast coast), Amapaia City. Choluteca
falFo printa etc, for NacaOme, TeGuc-
Ealpa and Yuscaran) in Honduras, cauca
and Narino Departments OF Coi9m pa.
Ecuador. Peru (exeept Iquitoa). Bolivia
ana Chiie (other parts OF Honduras must
bs specially addressed for dispatch BY ihis
steamer). Via Crlst0hal, Calla0, Mollendo'
africa, Iquique, Antofagasta, Coqu'mbo'
Valparaiso and Talcahuano' 5. ;. santa
ArEentina' Uruguay and Paraguay tsps.
cially addressed only. via MonteYideo snd
Buonos Ayres. s. g Steel Age. a. m.
nar,s Of MsTico must be specially al
dressed Tor dispatch BY this steamerl, Via
Havana. ProEreso, Vera Cruz and TAN
pico: also parcel-post mails for the meh'
can States Of Campsehe, chiapas Guer-
zero. Hidalgo. Mexico. Morelos' oaAacs'
Puobla, TlaTcala. Vera Cruz and 1ucatan,
s. g. MORO Castle 10 a. m. ,-.,-,,.
Hayti, Curacao and Nenezuela tspeclally
addrcssed only), via Port au Prince cura-
Gao. La Guayra. Puerto AapeNo ana plata
eatbo g. g. Carna. " M.
FRIDAY, DEC. 20
Can, Hayti, Port de PAX, GonaiFes ana
g, Mac Cother parts Of Hayti, Canal Zone
Panama. Colombia and Ecuador must be
specially addressed for dispatch by tnli
stsamer). VIA Caps Hayt. Port De Pair
Conaivcs, 81. Marc. Cristobal Buenayen'
tura, Esmoraldss. Bahia de Caraqge65 p
Nanta. Puerto Bolivar and Guayaqun' - >
CeneraI o. r. Ernst, ~ m.
Bahamas (including Inagua and Fortune
TsiandD and city Of Anulla. CUBS lothei
nat. of Cuba must be specially addressed
tor dispatch By this steamer), VIA Nassau
ara Antiiia, g. g. Munargo, a. m. -
Grenada, ST. Vincent, Trinidad, ciudad
poiivar ana Guiana, via Grenada, Trinidad
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

cornsetluF mails AZ the General Post.
ofees and city Hall PostOfnce station rev
yort AZ 10 o. m. as follows;
Japan, corea. China. siberia, French
rndo.China, Netherlands East Indies.
straits Settlements, Brunei, Malay states,
North Borneo. Sarawak and tPhilippine
Islands. VIA Seattle. also parcei'poat malls
Tor Japan corea. China. slam. French
fndo China, Brunei, Labuan. Malay states,
North Borneo. Sarawak and straits settle
ments. g. s. President Mckinley, 'Dec. ~
Hawaii. via Seattle. 8. 8. hanoa
Japan. corsa and China Especially ad.
dressed only. Via Seattle. $. 5. Africa
Maru, Dec. 80.
Jan. s. -
Islands New Zealand and Australia, VIA
San Francisco. also parcol-post malls Tor
Society Islands, Cook Islands. New Zea'
land and Australia. s. s. Tahiti. Jan. Z.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French
Indo.Chins, Netherlands Fast Indies
Straits Settlements Brunei. Malay states
North Borneo. Sarawak and tPhllippinf
Islands. via Seattle. also parcel-post maili
for Japan. Corea, China, slam, Freeef
Tndo China. Brunei. Labuan. Malay states
North norneo SaraWak and Straits Settle
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

ac,v,,a--Ths service 10 Smyrna y I'm
,,es 10 ordinary (unregstcred) letters.
nostal cards printed matter, samples on
merchandise and commercial y~ptIss
irhsre A. no registration az present ano
tbs parcel- post service 10 smyrna - SIN
suspended. 49,. sto.tny
Of the u. y. Postal Agency AZ shahsh ~ ~
iii mall matter addressed FOR delivery N
~. citv al SHANGHAI, China, n now SUB
ssct 10 the Postal Union postage Iet's,
conditions and classihcatiOns Leuets'
cents for the drat ounce or traction pt -"
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

Rumania. Russia, South Africa ard
sweden Steamer left Southampton Dec -.
str NoORDAM due Dec 80 with malls
from british India, Egypt France 1ieecs.
Italy, Portugal, Spain and Turkey. steamer
left BOulORne Dec 20
Str BERENGARiA dus Dec - VITA
malls from Austria. Belgium, Czecho-Slo-
vakin, Denmark. Egypt. France. Germany.
Great Britain. Greece, Hungary. ITALY.
Iithuania Netherlands Norway, Poland,
Portugal Rumania, Russia, fpaln, SMcaspi
steamer leh Cherbourg and Southampton
Tor g1
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Foreign Mails
Closing of Mails

Foreign mails win promptly indicated below At the Sefn
Poomce and City Hall Station Ordinary samples parcels post
registered articles earlier registered
must be mailed between the and ~ the fogn
station
later than the Gonori City Hall Station sUPFl1kI
MAIL closes at the posom double required ~ the fogn
station supplementary later than the supmena
closing time shown below mns for Luropeen
countries and for Central Crstoba hour a
Whenever mall
mail postomee the public and
hall hours before the scheduled sailing time and closes ten minutes bS
saiin time
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Transatlantic Mails

snds must Be spsciaii1 ADDRESSED for az.
patch b. this stsamer), VIA chsrooufE $50
southampton. g. 5. Olympic. a. m.i sSpD'
o,Io n. M
cork and oussnstown. Via oussnstosn
(0ther parts OF Ireland ard other coun-
tries must BE- specieiy addressed for dia-
patch ~ this steamer. via LYerpoo), u y
Cafonla, a. m supp. $40 A. m.
South Africa Especially addreas&d eui{).
via Cape Town. also parcsi-po malls fsf
Union of South Africa. Bechusnaiaud Pro-
tecforato PortuRueae East Afrioa. Norfh-
arm and Southern Rhodcaia and Southwest
Africa Professionals. 3. g. Earsrn Crown
Iatyis ana vInland Especially addressed
culyl VIA Riga and Hsisin9forsl also par
col-post malls for Finland, y. 8 Dsiyidsrs.
a. m.
Portugal and Spain Especially ADDRESSED
only. VIA Lisbon and Cadla' also parcel
post mails for Portugal, spain BeleAne
Islands. Canary Islands, Ceuta. hsliila and
TanRier IN Morocco. =. =. angela. : q m.
Greece. Turkey and Rumania fspecialy
addressed only). VIA Piraeus. Constanuno.
pie and constanEa. also pareel-Dost mails
for Greece and Rumania, =. 2. AeropoiA.
e.a0 a. m.
EUROPE. Africa and West Asia. via PiYTn-
outh and Cherbourg. also parcei.p post mails
Tor Great Britain. Ireland France and tbs
countries mentioned In Notes -" and ID.
below. VIA Plymouth and chsrbourg, sra
parcei.post malls Tor Germany, Austria,
czeoho- Slovakia, Hungary and bgitzef-
land. via Bremen. 3. B. President Rooso.
Welt (seapost), 10 a. M. supp. ilsto a. M
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27
Parcel Post

River). Turkey (consiantinople) and zan-
zibar. - = ....-.
PARCEL-POsr MAILS VIA ftANCb
To AIeRria. cameroons, Corsica. Dah0mey,
French Guinea. French Embellishments IN
india, French lnd0.China (Annam, Cam
bodia, cochi- China. laos ana Ionnlu(s
iland, snch Sudan Upper Senegal Niger
and Upper YOlta), Gehon, Ivory Coast,
NadaRascaF and dependencies (dada1es-
car See Marie de Madagascar. noo1ioa,
cornoro Islands Mayonne Ode, COmoTo.
Aniouan and MohelD, Mauretania. Aitdls
fFrcnch) Congo, hont 90, horocco ieSoept
spanish). New Caledonia and depenoeneies'
and UFench). Syria lFrenchl. lbeyrutp.
Dsmasous. Aieppo and the western and
Eastern zone). Tunis. Turkey (Constanti-
NOBLE and Bruaa),
New-York tribune., 1922-12-27

Str LA sAvOfE due Dec ~ with mails
from Belgium. British india, czecho-slo
vakia France Greece. Italy. Portugal, hu-
mania spain. Switzerland. Turkey ana
Jugo- -aavia steamer left Havre Dec -.
Str CAROS1A due Dec. ~ with mails
from Austria, Bel6ium, Czeeho-siofa aNis' ,,..i.
denmark FINLAND, Germany, Great Brit
ain. Hungary. Lithuania, Netherlands Nor.
Uay. Poland, Rumanla. Russia sweden and
JuEo-slayia Steamer loft Liverpool Dec ~
from Austria. Belgium, Denmark, Finland,
France. Germany. Great Britain, Hungary
fIthuania. Netherlands. Norway, Poland,