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Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
NOTICE OF ORDER FOR SCHOOL

NOTICE OF ORDER FOR SCHOOL
 BOND ELECTION
 Public notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Super visors of Maricopa County, State of Arizona held on the 9th day of Feb I'Iary, 1920. the following order for a school bond election in School Dis trict Number 3i of Maricopa County, Arizona. was regularly adopted, to-wit:
 ORDER FOR SCHOOL BOND ELECTION"
 BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Maricopa County that
 WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors has been duly requested by the Board Of Trustees of School District Num- ber 31 of MaTicopa County, Arizona, to order an election by the property taxpayers who in all other respects shall be qualified electors in such school district, for the purpose of de- terminIng whether an Indebtedness to an amount exceeding four per centum of the value of the taxable property in school district number 31 shall be created by the issuance of bonds of the said school district in the aggre- gate amount of Thirty five Thousand Dollars (s35. .000.00), the denominations of said bonds to be Five Hundred Dollars (S500.00) each, bearing inter est at the rate of six per centtrn per annum, payable semi-annually, and to lnature. twenty (20) years from the date thereof, May 15, 1940, that the proceeds of the bonds herein proposed to be issued shall be used and ex- pended for the purpose of erecting additional school buildings in the said district and supplying the said build ings with furniture and apparatus and improving the grounds. and
 WHEREAS, it appears that the said district now has a bonded indebted ress of nearly four per centum Of the assessed value Of the taxable property il such school district. which bonded indebtedness. together with the in dabtedness hereinabove proposed, would amount to nearly six per centum of the total assessed value of the taxable property in the said district. and that an order for the said election should be made; now, therefore,
 The Board Of Supervisors Of said AIaricopa County pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 2. Title 52. of 1he Revised Statutes of Arizona. Civil Code, 1913. and the acts supplementary z hereof, does hereby order and call an election in the said school district number 31 for the purpose of submit l ting to the taxpayers who in all other respects shall be qualified electors in The said school district the question | an indebtedness to an amount exceeding four per centum of the yalpS Of the taxable property in school dis | trict number 31 shall be created by the | issuance of bonds of the said school | district in the aggregate amount of 4 hfrty- five thousand dollars, I 4 $s5. COG .o0), the denominations Of the r aid bonds to be Five Hundred Dol |slrs tS5O0.Co) each, the rate of interest IIpon the said bonds to be six per rcntum per annum. payable seIni-ar- Iually and the terms and date or ma- turity of the said bonds shall be as follows. to-wit: twenty years from he date thereof and to mature in the lear fg40: and the purposes for which Inc money deri.ed from the sale Of such bonds shall bc expended are fo. erecting additional school buildings in the said district supplying the said
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

This is to certify that Y. Waldrop has made application to operate a ser vice car in Litchfieid and vicinity, and notice is further given that a hearing or. said application will be hsld before the Arizona Corporation Commission in their office at the Capitol in the City of Phoenix. Arizona, at 10 a. m-, on the Sth day of March, 1920
 Dated al Phoenix, Arizona, this 9th day of March, 1920.
 (Sgned) Y. WAIDROP.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
-I.ls NOTICE

This is to certify that James F. Fitch has made application @ operate a baggage and express car in Phoenix and vicinity and notice is further giv- ea that a heaEing on said application will be held before the Arizona Cor poration Commission in their office at the Capitol in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, af 10 a. m. on the 18th day of March. 1920.
 Dated at Pboenix, Arizona. this Sd day Of March, 1920.
 1Signed) JAMES P. FITCH.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

This is 10 certify that A. E. Moore has made application to operate a freight and expres truck in Phoenix and vicinity, and notice is further given that Q hearing on said appli- cation will be held before the Arizona Corporation Commission in their office at the Capitol in the City of Phoenix, Arizona, at 1O:30 on the 10th day of March, 1920
 Dated at Phoenix, Arizona. this 5th day of March, 1920.
 (Signed). A B. MOORE.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
LEGAL NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: l, N. N. Gatlin will sell my entire stock of goods and fixtures, now To- cated at No. 243 and 245 West Wash Green 6 Forehand, on March 12, 1929.
 N N. GATLIN. This instrument was acknowledged before me a Phoenix, Arizona, this 2nd day of March A. D., 1920, by N. N. Gatlin.
 (SeaD EARL ANDERSON.
 Notary Public, Maricopa
 County, Arizona. My commission expires December IS, 1923
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
IRIsH SITUATION SERIOUS

LONDON, March 5-Ian MacPher- son. chief secretary for Ireland, de- lending the Irish administration in the house of commons last night said: Tt is obvious we are up against a tre-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
B|C EXPANSION IF
 AUTO INDUSTRY |S SHOWN IN FIGURES
U. $. Chamber of Commerce Report Reveals How
 Business Grows

The following facts and figures, re- garding the automobile industry during 1919 are given out by Alfred Reeves, general manager of the National Auto mobile chamber of commerce.
 Motor Car Manufacturers Motor truck manufac- turers in production. ITO l Passenger vehicle manu- 1 lecturers in production. 90 | States in which factories.
 are located. ed..... 32 Employees in automobile 1 factories .............. 5so, 900 Passenger cars produced in 1919 ......... 1,5ss.7s7 Motor trucks produced in
 1919 -..-.-......-...-. so5.142 Total motor vehicles pro-
 duced in 1919 ...... 1891 ,szs Wholesale value of pas
 senger cars produced in 1919 ..;...-.-.- s1.ass,2s2.ss5 Average wholesale price of
 of passenger cars pro- duced in 1919 ....... SS2 Average wholesale price of motor trucks pro- duced in 1919 ... 1,33s Automobile tires manufac-
 tured in 1919 .... so.ooo. 900
 Dealers, Garages, Etc. Total dealers, garages, repair
 shops, etc., in U. $. -....... 62 03e Passenger car dealers ......... 32.317 Motor truck dealers .......... 1S,943 Garages 36, PAT Automobile Repair Shops ...... 43,2S1
 Automobile Exports Value of motor vehicles and
 parts exported in 1919 ..$146,334,516
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

The Princess Christopher of Greece. who was Mrs. Leeds, the tinplate kings widow, told Paris reporters she had 90 pairs of shoes. This is not, however. why so many Greeks have gone into the bootblack business.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

TWO screen rooms, furnished for light housekeeping; priced S25 per month: no sick. 634 N. Sixth Ave It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

mendously dangerous situation in Ire- land.' He added that the Sim Fein commit murder at any hour of the day or nighs-
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

NOTICE to real estate dealers-NTv house and lot at 913 E. Fillmore is off the market U. Dow. II
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

WANTED-Boy who can sneak Spanish, 16 to IS years old, to do bicycle repairaing. Apply King Bros. Monday morning. n
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
"IT PAYS TO SEE US"
OUR BEST BUY

OUR BEST BUY
 WE HAVE FOR A FEW DAYS , ACRES OF THE BEST LAND IN THE VALLEY. A GOOD SMALL HOUSE, OUT BUILDINGS, ALL FENCED. FLOWED AND READY FOR CROPS. CLOSE TO TOWN, GOOD LOCATION. PRICE $2600. $500 WILL HANDLE.
 DAVE REALTY co.
 126 N. Central Ave. Phone 3599
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

SUNDAY MORNING ToCIas ssiffy WE'LL DRILLER wanted at once te drill well on my place at Queen Creek Mrs. Alice Cornell, West Newell St. Mesa. be WANTED-One or two hundred young Leghorn or light mixed hens C. w. Alexander. Tempe. I SOME RANCH BARGAINS 40 acres good land, broke ready for crop been in alfalfa, new 5-room house and well of water; also "A" water Price s35o per acre. half down, balance easy. Terms. Possession now. 61 acres 1 mile from Alhambra, 2 story brick house, good barn, other out buildings ''A'' water. Price S475 per acre. Half cash, balance terms. 5-room brick house, well furnished, all modern. rented til Oct l. 1920, for S60 per month. Lease and furniture goes. All for $4000. Let me show you these.
 MT. Bean, KEYSTONE REALTY
 15 N. First Ave. D WHY PAY RENT-We build homes on the easy payment plan. c. H. John son, general contractor, 12S East Adams St. phone 2521. il FOR SALE IF Beautiful IS carat blue white gentleman's diamond ring, at bargain. Box 55y Republican. D FOR SALE-AIilo maize in the head. Apply at old Bartlett-He headquar- ters, 212 miles south and 215 miles east of city on lower Tempe road Phone 1o9J3. c. D. Wilson. r 70 ACRES of alfalfa feed for sale l 115 N. 4th st. on lateral fl, F mile south of Glendale ave r l FOR SALE-One section 'A''-one state lease. available water. Will trade for income property. P. o. Box 1900 1 WANTED-Lady bookkeeper. pre- vious experience not necessary. Singer Sewing Machine company, 146 Wa<n Adams. 2t B. c. BROWN WITH M. F. GREEN REALTY co.
 Commercial Hotel Bldg
 B s. Center. Phone 1929. It
 $500 CASH s35 PER MONTH
 New. nice modern 4-room house walking distance of high school, near Ninth and Culver: large double ga = rage; lot 50x190 Price s3,500. NJ. F. Green Realty Go, Commercial Hotel Bldg. B s. Center. Phone 1929. It
 $9,500-HAL7 CASH
 APARTMENT BLDG. Near 14th and Washington. one of the incest modern up-to-da homes and large income in Phoenix.
 B. C. BROWN WITH M. r. GREEN REALTY co.
 Commercial Hotel Bldg.
 = 
 INCOME PROPERTY
 s2G0 to $2.000 MONTH. Block of Center and Washington: store
 building, best close in, heart of
 business section in Phoenix
 Price $45.000; easy terms. Hotel and store building. one of the
 very incest in Phoenix Price
 s120,oo0 Terms.
 Apartment building. beautiful place,
 near 14th avenue and Washing
 ton. s9,50o. half cash.
 B. c. BROWN. WITH NJ. F. GREEN REALTY co.
 Commercial Hotel Bldg. 00 soCutn center InOne 1ZZJ. II !
 
 
 WANTED TO BUY Nice home, S20.00o cash: also have number of cash buyers for $5,0O0 1 homes.
 OWNER leaving city, wishes to dis pose of equity immediately in residence l property close in on 4th Ave. Easy terms for balance. Phone 2722. It l WANTED Someone to plow and | disc 12 acres of land. Phone 2554. r YOU CAN'T BEAT THESE | 1917 roadster. good condition; a | buy for s350.
 STUDERAkER
 1919 little 4, perfect condition; S950.
 DODGE
 191s--Just what YOU want; $500
 HARPER USED CAR co.
 PAS N. First St. Phone 1701.
 1919 OAKLAND SIX Tn good condition, to trade on lot or equity in house.
 KINGDOM x WHITMAN IT F. Adams. Phone 47S6 1tt
 By Condo EAR A STEMnc DLGn
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS

go ACRES Old, clean alfalfa; just plowed; it is good for 1 bale per acre for years; finest soil on earth; $400 per acre; hb- erai terms.
 H. F. GROOM 1O6 w Adams Phone 4246. It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

A rich man may be n bad egg" but n6body seems to notice the fact until he's broke
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

Hotel and store building, one of the very incest in Phoenix Price $120,00O- Terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

5-room brick house, well furnished, all modern, rented til Oct 1, 1920, for S60 per month. Lease and furniture goes. All for $4000. Let me show you
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

OWNER leaving city, wishes to dis pose of equity immediately in residence property close in on 4th Ave. Easy terms for balance. Phone 2722 It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

WANTED TO BUY Nice home, s2O.00o cash: also have number of cash buyers for. S5,0O0 homes.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

Apartment building, beautiful place, near 14th avenue and Washing ton. s9s50o half cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
IEc,AT. NOTICE

D. s. WHEELER. Acting District Engineer
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
INCOME PROPERTY $2GJ to $2.000 MONTH.

Block of Center and Washington; store building, best, close in, heart of business section in Phoenix. Price $45.000; easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

B. c. BROWN. WITH NJ F. GREEN REALTY co. Commercial Hotel Bldg B South Center. Phone 1229 It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

61 acres 1 mile from Alhambra, 9 story brick house, good barn, other out
 buildings ''A'' water. Price S475 per acre. Half cash, balance terms.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

WANTED-Someon tcs blow ans disc F acres of land. Phone 2554.
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

1919 OAKLAND SIX Tn good condition, to trade on lot or equity in house.
 KINGDOM x WHITMAN IT E. Adams Phone 47S6 It
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
TooLate To Ola assify

WELL DRILLER wanted at once to drill well on my place at Queen Creek. Mrs Alice Cornell. West Newell St, Mesa log
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07
"IT PAYS TO SEE US"
SOME BUY IN 40 ACRES
WE BUY LIBERTY BONDS.

126 x. Central Ave. Phone 3599
Arizona republican., 1920-03-07

FOR SALE-AIilo maize in the head. Apply at old Bartlett Heard headquar- ters, 212 miles south and 21s miles
 east of city on lower Tempe road. Phone 109J3 c D Wilson r
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Will Dedicate
Highway Arch

VANCOUVER, b. c.. Sept. "a
Children OF a Common Mother"
yfn be the inscription raised in bold
letters upon the arch which will
stand at the international boundary
on the Pacific Highway. an automo.
bile road connecting British colum.
bia and the Pacific coast states Of
the United States.
The arch Will be OF steel and con.
crete 100 feet In height. 1t In now in
course OF erection and will cost $50.
600. IL will be dedicated Oct 20
when the Queen OF Rumanla, her
Daughter, Princess Marie, Marshal
End Madam Joffre OF France and
representative OF the Canadian and
United States governments and OF
The mikado Of Japan and of the
president Of China are expected 10
be present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Prisoners Run Still
on Bread in Jail

LEXINGTON. KY. Sept. "a. "A
crude but complete distillery. oper.
Atcd BY seven white prisoners. was
found In the county Jail at Hender
son. The still had been made from
. coal oil can. with a smaller can be
ncath TO hold fire. The men used
sour corn bread which they saved.
For a siphon they had torn up a
new disinfectant spray and inserted
II In the top of the oil can. Fire
was made from torn-up blankets in
the small can. and II was the rag
smoke that led To the discovery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24

Goats that are good style and,
above all, made of practical wool
coatings that wear splendidly-and
they're full lined. Sizes s to Ii
years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
OFFICIALS
TAKE CHARGE
Knights Templar
Here for Conclave

Hundreds OF Knights Templar are
arriving in Seattle Friday TO at.
TEND the conclave OF Seattle com.
mandery - No. 2, at which oere.
mony the Order Of Malta and other
orders will be conferred. A ban.
auet In the Masonic temple will
precedo the ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Uncaught Herring
Have Lucky Year

EDINBURGH. Scotland. Sept "a.
The Scottish herring fishing sea.
son has been the worst for IS years.
The catch this year is only a little
more than half Of last year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
AIR SERVICE
SLU|V|PS IN
!. EFFICIENCY
Modern Planes and More
Men Needed II Country Is
to Be prepared"
By GEORGE n. WATERS

WASHINGTON. Sept .s.-The air
service branch of the war depart
mcnt. having insufficient appropria'
tons Co equip heavily and maintain
= large personnel. Is finding Il ncces'
sary to go slow and oonfine It's pre-
paredncss program" to being ready
with the information on the kind OF
airpianes needed and how TO build
them. In case OF war. At tho same
time. officers are praying that the
nation won't he called upon soon TO
fight real war. for. they say. the
air branch would be In "'eli OF a
fx. II the dogs OF war should be
turned loose ON America suddenly.
brig. Gen. William Mitchell says II
war should burst upon the country
now, IL would take Is months TO
equip the army's aviation
COULD DROP A FEW
BOMBS NOW
But the air service would be able
% drop a few bombs with equipment
already purchased. and this year 4,
has s5,sso.eoo TO spend In expert.
mensation and ss.oco.ooo more II
must spend for service equipment.
An told. the appropriation for the
year Is SIS. 900. 900. none Of which
has been spent. except what has been
necessary to maintain the branch
since June 30.
Scrapping together some money
that was left from last years s2s..
coo. oee appropriation. the air service
has just contracted for the following
equipment:
rifty combat pursuit. sfns'e-seassr
p1Anes. ordnance model u. from the Cur
thy Acroplane = Motor cooperation. cost
NJ ssso.ooc.
IrVty combat pursuit. ssnsie-seaters.
xhonNaa Morse model NIB. bought from
rhcm - Merse Aircraft corporation: cost
Ten srmorcd eround attack three
opAte< utpianss. equipped with two LIB
oFty TT engines. the erev encased with
arsncr plate. these srspianes. rnovn,tns
otght mAcnjn guns and . ~ nm. can
ncn. order~d from the Boeing Alrpians
company: eovs tsee.seo
Forty ccrps observation tvs-ssassrs.
from the DAYTON. Wright Airpisns com
Dssy; cost stsAeoo.
Twenty % tho largest Martin ecmbers.
With . .:-fost sweep. carrying two H.
eyiind~r motors. capacity OF 1000 pounds
u bcmss. bought from tho Martin Aero
plane company. cost ti.see.oeA
$50 OTHER
A1RpIAANES
In addition 20 si1is now and up-to-
the minute equipment the air ser.
vice has 5000 other airplanes OF all
types. divided a. follows:
Gs~A fs~ training pspssss. 49, 500
IN To- sevvteo uurpsoeo. ....... 49,
Oeusee1s and expsvtmsntnl typss S.eoo
All told. the service has stored
about 5000 engines. some Of which
arc the best that's been made. either
obsolete or obsoiescent Fifteen thou
end efthssa hpve been prepared and
Permanently stored to await an erner-
gency that would call them into use.
The personnel OF the air service
provided by the recent reorganization
act. Is:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
Serge Eton Dresses
$500

Never has there been one certain
style more popular than these smart
Elton Dresses, and their popularity
continues. Made of navy serge with
accordion-pleated skirts and ribbon
sashes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
INDUSTRY NEEDED
ID BUILD PLANES

Il would say the two most impor.
tnnt phases to bring strength 10 the
air service are experimentation to
keep up with the latest development.
and an aircraft industry to build the
planes we develop"
Until America got into the war.
IN aviation secrets were carefully
guarded by both the allies and Ger.
many Germany made the greatest
progress in aviation.
Germany specialized on aero
eynamics that perfected the
shape and Iinrw Of airplxnes.-
said Capt Seafcn. I'VE special
he'd on engines The perfected
nnes Of German aircraft gave
them n great a lift with a 1855
hrsepower engine as we OBJ
tanned with 400 horse power mo
tor"
The three most important things
ceveioped at the Dayton school the
last year have been the Moss super.
charger. which supplies air in high
attitudes. the invention OF the ad.
Unstable propeller. which enables fy.
Ing at inconceivable speed In high
attitudes. and the metal plane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
$50 OTHER
A1R1IANES

OF the enlisted men. ? SEQ are ny.
ing cadets In addition the service
has approximately 5000 civilian en-
pJoyes.
In order TO make the air service
strength SUFFICIENT to correspond with
the army provided by congress. we
should have Mt least three times as
many as We have" declared Capt.
David s. Seaton Of the army air ser.
VIA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
England Will
KeepPromise
to Egyptians
Lord Miner Drutcs Up
Terms Providing for
Freedom
nv MILTON BRoNNER

LONDON. Sept st.-Saad Zaghlul
rasha. the George Washington oil
Egypt
This Is what Egyptians IN the
future probably will call him for,
unless all signs fail. Egypt Is once
more 10 be a free and independent
nation. entering the League of Ma
tons. conducting her own finances,
commanding her owr army and do
ing practically all things that an
independent nation docs. And Il will
be very largely due 60 zaghlul
pasha. leader Of the Egyptian Ma
tionalist party.
INDEPENDENCE AS
GIFT FROM ENGLAND
Egypts Independence win be a
gift from England. a fulfillment OF
her pledges made 20 the Egyptians.
even as We fulfilled our pledges TO
the Cubans.
The British entered Egypt In 1881
TO help restore order.
The Egyptians were excluded from
the peace conference. yashiui pasha
and others were named dclegn.
ton TO so TO Paris anyhow. They
got no further than Malta
Instead. Lord Miner. secretary
OF state for the colonies. was sent
TO Egypt to try TO arrange . new
constitution under tho British pro
tectorate. The mission was prac.
,icaiiy boyeotted all over Egypt.
The members were met with a solid
demand for national Independence.
Miner returned TO London. sent
for zashiui. and after numerous
conferences. n program has been
drawn up which Is satisfactory 20
both leaders, There u small hkeil-
hood OF the Miner report belng
turned down BY the British and
Egyptian cabinets and parlLaments.
HERE ARE TERMS
BRITAIN OFFERS
In brief. Miner has axreed that:
Egyp''s Independence shall be
recognized by Great Britain.
Her integrity shall be guaranteed
against outside aggression.
In return Egypt Is to recognize
Britain's privileged position IN the
Nile valley and. In oasc OF war.
give English troops every facility In
Egyptian territory.
Great Britain In TO be permitted
to maintain a garrison. probably at
kantara. to protect III. suex canal
Egyp, shall regain control OF her
foreign relations subject 10 her not
making treaties NJ variance with
British policy.
She shall have her own diplomatic
representatives. abroad
Tho various governmental min
istries shall be run by Egyptians
without British advisers. unless
specifically asked for by tho Egyp-
tLan government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-24
S. S. HARD LUCK
IN 2-YEAR TRIP
Log Rivals Tale OF the An.
cient Mariner

cAPETowS. South Africa. Sept.
2s.-Two years II took the s. s.
Assouan dubbed - s. Hard Luck")
20 voyage from New York to Cape
town.
The Assouan had almost as much
hard luck as the wellknown bark
Of the Ancient Mariner.
Here's the log Of the Assouan IN
brief:
with matches down on her cargo.
she drew into the stream at New
York. October 20. 1919 Influenza
broke out Disease ragged IL days
and affected all but three Of the
ships company. Nearly q fourth Of
the crew died.
FOOD SPOILED BIT
PLAGUE or FLIES
A plague OF flies visited the ship
and polluted the food.
An Arab crew was shipped and
the vessel put to sea- The con.
denser sprung a leak and the As
souan put In at ST Lucia, In the
West Indies
Cleared Of 81. Lucia, an eccentric
shaft broke and she llmped 20
Trinidad and spent two months at
the dock.
Sailed with new crew and a new
shaft. Three days on. condenser
leaked again. Returned 10 TRIM
dad. Several weeks later sailed
again.
Four days from Trinidad main sea
cock opened in some manner, flood
ed the hold and extinguished the
fires. Hand pumps were rusted
Managed to repair tho damage.
Then another machine broke and
back she went to Martinique.
Meanwhile her owners were
anxious and cabled that n new cap.
tain be authorized Cable was mis-.
Interpreted and not needed
OFFICIALS
TAKE CHARGE
The British consul was appealed
TO by the owners 10 take charge
OF the ship. An uprising in TRIM.
dad called away the only available
warship and so the Assouan con.
unued to bob at her dock.
She had mutlny aboard. Then the
mutiny was put down but still the
ship remained in the harbor.
Then one fine day n steam
launch Of II. NJ. s. Constance came
alongside and put aboard Captain
). Mauasley, British navy, who took
command OF the vessel and saiIed
her to Capetown.