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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03

Isn't it funny how many revolu-
tons they have in Mexico! Almost
as absurd as the number of strikes
we have in the United States!-Brook-
lYn Eagle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-07-03
Food Facts

Well-boiled rice must always ac-
company curry.
A fork must never be stuck into a
steak or chop when frying or grilling,
as it let's the juice out
Unless game is liked very high five
to seven days will probably be long
enough for hanging it before cooking.
To keep the coffee pot sweet and
clean put a tablespoonful of carbonate
of soda into it, fill it nearly full of wa
ter and let it boil for a little while
Then rinse thoroughly with several
lots of warm water. If this is done
once a week the pot will always be
fresh and nice.
Senator Capper calls the United
States robbers roost. If they roosi
as high as their prices they are safe
Cleveland Press.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tonnage figures of shipping which entered
and cleared at British ports during the first
seven months of 1920 compared with tht
corresponding period of 1913 Indicate that
there has been more marked decline IN
the foreign tonnage entered and cleared
than has been the case with British tonnage
dropped 20 per cent, compared to n 4S pei
propped 20 per cent, compared TO ~ pei
cent drop in foreign entrances. The decline
in British clearanoes was ~ per cent ant
in foregn clearances ~ per cent.
BALTIMORE. Md. oct 20--Str Susaue-
hanna, which arrived here to-day from
Havre. encountered heavy winds and higl
seas, which did considerable damage to tho
vessel; a week ago a fire started In the
bunl,ers and after unsuccessful efforts Il
extnguish il Captain Hillary ordered man
holes and matches sealed to confine the fire
after arrival of ship here the fire was put
out by crew; the ship will be placed In dry
dock for repairs.
GENOA, Oct ga tube In the boiler OF
str West Grama exploded during the voyage
from New York. II was reported on the ar
rival OF the vessel here to-day. First Engi-
neer James Sohn was killed and Suckers
Johun, George. Freezing, Anderson and Al
berry were wounded, two OF them seriously.
The West Grama left New York Sept Is.
GALVESTON, Tex. Oct 23-Str Sharon.
from sea, arrived at this port to-day for
repairs in tow of str Brandywine.
IiAVRE, Oct 22-Officials OF the seamen' S
declarations OF Havre and Narcotics have
ordered a "a hour strike In all ports of
France, to begin at noon tomorrow. This
action was taken as n protest against the
finding OF the naval court which tonight
condemned several men who mutinied on the
str Menes recently, 10 penalties varying from
three days to one year In prison.
LONDON, Oct 23-str Huron. from Buenos
Aires for New York, has been In collision
with steamer lying alongside the quay al
Rio Janeiro; extent of damage Is unknown.
Str l. Il Holmblad DAM, from Christia-
mia, &c. for Boston. put into Frederikshavr
20 coal; in leaving port collded with the
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SAILED.

strs Lord Ormond (Br. Rio Janeiro
Cibao tNor), Kingston; Julia tCuban), Port
Antonio. George II Jones, Texas City.
Strs Deroche, Texas City, Menus. New
Orleans; Fort Victoria (Br). Bermuda
kroonland, Antwerp: Maraval (BD, Trim
dad: Lafayette (FD. Havre; Ponce. San
Juan; Cornelia, do: Lenape. Charleston and
Jacksonville; Ulua (Br). Havana; Giendola
Nuevitas, sc; Mexico. Havana; Evansville
Hull; Matanzas, Havana; Esperanza. do
Carmania (BD, Liverpool: Munamar. Nipe
cola. Guayaquil; Lake Frances. Richmond
Algonquin, Porto PLATA; Lake Fansdale
Boston: Cornishman tBr), Liverpool.
Strs Esseqdibo (Br). Calao and Valpa-
raise; Gulf Queen. Port Arthur; Katrina
Luckenbach. Hamburg. Westpool, Philadel-
phia; Lackawanna Valley, do: Willdomlno
CBD. Baltimore; Pancras (Br). Rio Janelro
Belita tNor), Guantanamo and Manzanillo
Emile l. ID (Fr), Naples Lom (Nor). Wal
ton, Ms; City of Alameda. Brest: Pan
handle State, London and Queenstown.
Motor schr Edith Mute. San Juan.
The corrected reading of the barometer
treduced to sea leveD at New York on Sat
urday, Oct %, 1920, at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and eighteen hundredths (30.1s)
hundred and sixty-six and five-tenths (TG6.5)
millimetres. Captains of all vessels now
lying in or near the ports of New York and
Brooklyn can simultaneously use the above
official data for observing whether theii
own barometers require any considerable
correction adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, calm, hazy
moderate sea. At City Island at sunset, s
moderate breeze clear; smooth sea.
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S CENTRAL AMERICAN
STATES PLAN COMBINE
To Unity Foreign Policy and
Internal Affairs.

SAN SALVADOR, Republic OF Salvador,
Oct. 23-Proposals for the revision OF
treaties with the United States and the
definition Of the rights Of Central Amer
lean peoples advanced by the Saliva
dorean Foreign Office will be consid-
cred at the conference of Central Amer
lean republics, commencing at San Jose.
Costa Rica, on December !.
other subjects include peace and uni
fication, the constitution of the Central
American Union and. the bylaws, and
questions relative 10 consular and dip
lomatic representative Projects for the
Improvement of communication between
the five Central American republics will
be taken up. the establishment of direct
wireless Geographic systems being a
matter Of especial interest. Plans for
the adoption Of equal customs tariffs. In
tefehange of agricultural products, uni
fication of monetary units. weights and
measures, and the organization OF a
coastwse shipping trade will be con-
sdered.
The convention binding the republics
into an association of states suggests a
unified foreign policy and provides for a
common programme pertaining to inter-
nal affairs.
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AMERICAN PORTS.


ASTORIA, O, Oct lG-Sailed, str Hell
hronn (Br) for United Kingdom.
BUZZARDS BAY, Mass, Oct y, II An
Arrived NJ Wingsneck, tug Cheektowaga
Perth Amboy, towing barges 1877. 100, 'e'
and T9s for Boston. ,
EUREKA, Cal, Oct 17-sailed. str VII
miugton, Ahukini. 49,
HONOLULU, Oct IG-Arrived. strs Wes'
Niger. San Francisco for Hong Kong, ~
land proceeded) 1Tth, Colusa, do for Cal
cutta. &c tand proceeded).
Sailed 10th. strs West Cadron. Mania
Hollywood San Francisco; Lurllne, do. CtS
of Joliet, Korea Hathaway. Manila; 6arF
Hawaii Columbia River; schr Samar, FIJI
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. oct ld-Arrived
strs Heber, Astoria for Rotterdam cane
sailed 17thj Annette Rolph. Balboa sehi
s Holmes, Papeete: 18th, strs Paraiso
Astoria: Stanwood, Callao via Payta.
Sailed 18th, strs Great northern Homo,
Belle, Seattle ana Tacoma; Eastern Guide
Hilo and Mahukona.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct %, AM
Sailed tug Lenape (from Philadelphia)
towing barges Obey for Searsport, Silver
brook for Bangor and Buckridge for Port
land.
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MONTREAL, Oct 22-Arrived, strs Ca
madam Victor CBD. Liverpool; Aiatrium
Sailed cd. s,rs Canadian Beaver Brl.
West Indies; Kennebane Head (BD. Bel
fast Iskra, Italian ports: Pretorian (Br),
NENFoRT. i. ocT 2i~Arrived. str Apus.
Victoria, BIC, win San Pedro and Panama.
PALERMO, Oct 2l-sailed, str circinus.
PLYMoUTH. Oct 22-sailed. str Frisia
CDutch). New Orleans.
Sailed 2ist, 10 AM. str Rotterdam
Dutch, from Rotterdam and Boulogne for
New York.
Arrived 2lst. str Alaska (Nor). New Or
leans.
phinula (Br), Galveston.
PORT SAID, Oct 20--Arr.ved. ctr C.ty C
Manila CBrl, New York for BOMBAY, ga.
(Br) from Liverpool for New York.
RIO JANEIRO. Oct 20-Arrved. str West
Corum, Philadelphia.
ROTTERDAM, Oct 19-Arrived strs Wa
tonwan. New York via Philadelphia; Ma
dioen Dutch. do via do; goth. Egiantier
Qelg) Philadelphia; Homer City (Br), do;
Suffolk. Norfolk: Sassenheim Dutch, Phil
adelphia via New York.
Sailed 10th, str Star Dordrecht (Dutch)
Hampton Roads.
SANTOS. Oct 21--Sailed. str Queen Louise
(Bp, New Orleans (57 200 bags coffee)
SHANGHAI, Oct 20--Arrved. str Muncas-
ter Castle (Br), New York and san iran
cisco for Hong Kong.
SHIELDS. Oct 2i--Sailed, str Promus
(Br), Hampton Roads
SINGAPORE. Oct 20-Arrived, str Harold
Dollar. New York via Vancouver;
SOUTHAMPTON. Oct 2i--Sailed. str Fin
land (from Antwerp New York.
SYDNEY, NSW, Oct 19-Sailed, strs Wal
temata (3r), Vancouver: goth. Sonoma, san
Francisco.
Sailed l4th schr Minnie caine. Nukua-
lofa and san Francisco.
TIENTSIN, Oct 20-Arrived. str STANDARD
Arrow, San Pedro.
TRONDHJEM. Oct f4-Arrived, str Mel
derskin (Nor). Norfolk.
VANCOUVER, 30, Oct 22-Arrived, str
West Jester de Yokohama. s,,s.o
VENICE, Oct 15-Sailed, str Wimborne
OBJ Hampton Roads.
VICTORIA. BE. Oct 22-Sailcd, str Ten
paisan Maru Dap, Orient.
WELLINGTON, NJ. oct 2o-sailed. str
Northumherlapd (Br), Boston.
WINDSOR, Ms. Oct 23-In port schr
Packet (Br), for Red Beach.
YOKOHAMA. Oct 1I-Sailed. strs Colombia
(from Hong Kong. San Francisco; 18Th
Arabia Maru (Japl. from do for Tacoma
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delphia for Aigiers.-wind NE. "A miles
clear: smooth sea.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct 22-Arrived,
strs Lake Filbert, Callao. &c; Wallingford'
Antofagasta.
SEATTLE. Wash, Oct 22-Arrived. str
Orator (Br), Vancouver for Liverpool.
Sailed 22d, str City of Spokane, Yokohama.
SAVANNAH. Ca. Oct 23-Arrived, str7
Youngstown. Copenhagen; Conewago' Nor
folk.
Sailed 23d, strs ArgaiIa Br), Liverpool ;
Edgewood, Europe via Norfolk; CITY OF
Montgomery, New York. l.
TAMPA. Fla. Oct 2S-Arrlved' schr ii
Sailed 2Sd. strs corraies. wamto Oscar
u Bennett, Tampico
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass. Oct 23-Ar-
rived. schrs Freddy Eaton, New York for
Nantucket; + e Adams CBr). do for Hal
fax; William A Naugle tBr). DO for 40
VIII Eastwood C3rl. Newark for Halifax
Otis Miller CBD, Bridgeport for Windsor
NS.-Wind NE, fresh: clear: ehoppy sea.
WILMINGTON, NC. Oct 2S-Sailee' sur
Monte Grappa QtaD, Genoa; Maid OF SCOT
land (Br, Jacksonville.
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tr EAST Came. Jones. Hamburg--Kerr

Str East Cape. Jones. Hamburg-Kerr
is CITY Of Alameda. Echert. Brest-co-
Str caIabria (Br). Mitchell. Gibraltar,
Naples, &c-cunard steamship Co. Ltd. !,
! gers srs se@TSTee Star l nSDs''' s
Str castel Porziano utaD. Maggiolo,
Genoa and Naples-Furness. Witty 4 Co;
Janeir6, &c@Funeh, Edge Co.
Str Mexico. campion, Hayana-New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Matanzas. Dollar. Havana-New York
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Ponce, Folker. San Juan and Arecioo-
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
Puerto Plata, &c-Cyde Steamship Co
Str Tarantia Brl. Caldwell. Gibraltar.
Naples, &c-Anchor line.
Plata. &c-Barber Steamship lines, Inc.
Str Munamar, Asborn. Nipe and Banes-
Str sommeisoky Dutch. Dekema. sa.
| bang, Batavia, &c-Funch. Edge Co, Inc.
Str LAKE Fariston. Compton. Kingston,
Cartagena and Porto colombia-Tropical
Str Belita (Nor). Thorvaldsen. Guantana-
mo and Manzanllio--Atlant Fruit Co;
Str Case vllamo tSp), Astorquia, BARGE
Iona, Malaga, &c-Ybarra line.
Str Hisko. Joyce. Tuxpam, McAllister
str Chas Lister. warnock, st Johns
| Sexton Bryant.
Str Mineola, Anderson. Buenaventura
| Guayaqui, &c--w r Grace & Co.
Str Lake, Fansdale. Decentralization. At
kinson G. Co.
| Str Momus, Maxson, New Orieans.-South-
| ern Pacific Co.
| Str West Pool. Mosher. Philadelphia
Luckenbach Steamship Co.
Str. Lenape, Staples. Charleston and Jack
| sonville-Clyde Steamship Co.
| Str jefferson, Gibbs, Norfolk-Old Domin
| ion Transportation Co.
| Str Kokomo. Triton, Jacksonville-Sea
board and Gulf Steamship Co.
Str Lake Frances, Ladd, Richmond-Rich
mond and New York Steamship Co.
Str El Rio, Burns, Galveston-Southerr
| Pacific Co.
Str wldomino (Br). Beeby, Baltimore
| Williams Steamship Co.
Str Lackawanna Valley. Williams. Phila-
| delphia--Cilobe Steamship Co.
Str Egypt Maru (Jap). Tanake, Norfolk
| Houlder. Weir Boyd
| Str osaquimsick, Bartlett. Philadelphia
| Barber Steamship lines. Inc.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON. Mass. Oct 22-Arrived, str Lake
Bridge. Boca Grande: tug Roger Williams,
Duzzards Bay, towing barges Rady and
Harry and jack Scully, New York.
Arrived Odd, strs Prince George (Br), Var
mouth; Gulfland. Port Arthur; Shasta, Liv-
erpool; North Land. New York Pamela.
King. Baltimore schr Fannie Powell, Ston-
ington; tugs Standard. towing barge Socony
No S. Portland, Paol, New York. towing
barges Upton, Canisteo and Pocono
Arrived 2Sd, stu Walter d Noyes. Newport
News.
Cleared 23d. schr Gordon r Tibbo tr).
Sailed 92d, str sepuga. Port Lobos; schr
Ena + Parsons CBr. Windsor; tugs Gaia
Cleona and Salem. Philadelphia Warrior
towing harecs Mary Seully, Flubby Dub
and Barisco.
Sailed 23d. strs Amolco. Newport News
! City Of Columbus. Savannah; Howard Bal
timore and Norfolk. Cretan. Philadelphia.
Wind al Highland Light 3d. noon, Me- rs
miles clear; smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Md. oct 23-Arrived, strs
Michigan (Br), New York: James Otis. Liv-
erpool; sigNar tSw), Aberdeen; Beatrice.
Arrived 2Sd, strs Collingsworth New York
Auldmur (Br). Philadelphia.
Cleared sd strs IL + Morse. Alexandria :
Baluchistan (BD, Havre; Totnes 'Br). Rot
terdam; Gov John Lind, Charleston Sc
AsFSrd CBr). ST Nazaire; Loos (Br) Havre .
! Cerric (Norl, Kopervik via Norfolk; Eastern
Merchant San Pedro, &c; Beckenham (Br) q,
Norfolk; Kalypso Vergotti Greek. Rotter-
dam.
Sailed 23d. strs Hampstead Heath Bp.
Bordeaux: Winneconne, Cherbourg: William
@ Warden, Port Lobos Western Sea Tunis
via Philadelphia sahale, Naples and Genoa
BRUNSWICK, Ga, Oct 22-Sailed. str Ara
gon. Boston.
BUZzARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal. Mass
Oct 22-Passed r, tug Paoll, towing barges
Passed w 22G, str Munplace; tug Socony
No 2, towing I barge
Passed w sd, tugs Mercury. towing >
barges; Warrior, light; Lehigh, towing 4
barges.
CHARLESTON. SC. oct 22-Arrived. str
Galdames (Sp). Chile for Cette (and sailed
ODD.
CAPE HENRY. Va, oct 23-Passed in.
strs Clavarack. Leith for Baltimore Jae-
gcrsborg DAM, Copenhagen for do: Bara-
bi (Sp). Newport. T.. for do; Iocasti
(GreeO, Norfolk for do Easterly (Br) .
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20 years old. OF 81 Vanderbilt avenue.
10 ST. GATHERINGS Hospital He was
stabbed twice In the abdomen and the
wounds. the surgeons said. may prove
dangerous Two arrests were made
After the eggs were thrown at the
marchers half OF those in the hall were
driven out by tie others. The reserves
were called from the Vernon avcnue
station TO put down the battle When
the policemen got there. Black was un-
conscious on the sidewalk. Faster de
Gino. II years old. and Arthur ]. Lee.
"a years. old. were found near by and
arrested. Black could identify neither
of the prisoners.
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dolphins; rudder and propeller shaft dam
aged.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct 23-Str Oswald
Boyd (Br) was reported In distress In the
Gulf Of Mexico. about $50 miles west OF Key
West, in a wireless message received by the
Naval Communication Service here last
night. The vessel is bound from Cuban ports
for this port. Her location was given as lat
"a "a N, Ion Sc 81 w.
SEATTLE. Wash, Oct 17-Str Redondo,
from ketchikan, arrived here to-day I'm tow,
with tail shaft broken.
ST JOHNS. Oct 15-Str volunda (Br)
hence for Wabana, returned last night with
machinery out of order.
16th--Schr Olwen (Br) arrived here yester-
day from Snug Harbor, Labradot leaking
repairs will be made here.
TWILL1NGATE. Nj, oct 16--Schr Impri-
mus (Br) parted chains yesterday and Is
In dangerous position; crew are safe on
shore.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
fBy MALL

BOTWOOD, Oct 16-Arrlved previously,
strs Cranley (Br), London; Wallace ODD
Canada Bay.
MONTREAL, Oct 20, PM-Sailed. strs
Crabtree, Botwood; 21st. Chaha (Br), West
African ports.
Arrived 2Oth, strs Wisely (BD, Quebec
Maplodene tBr), St Johns, NF.
ST JOHN. NIB, Oct 1S-Arrived, schr Har-
riet b, Bangor.
ST JOHNS, NF. Oct 81, AM-Sailed. str
West Wauneke London and Antwerp.
previously schr Annie NJ Nadeau (Bi), ST
Johns, SF.
SYDNEY, CB. Oct 2o-Arrived. str Cana
dian Runner tBr), Campbellton.
Sailed 10Th. strs Drammensfiord (Nor)
from Montreal for Norway; 10th, Lingan
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EGGS FLY, MAN KNITTED,
AT BROOKLYN DANCE
Girls Fling Missiles During
Grand March.

A half dozen eggs. hurled by some
girls fr2pa the balcony OF Labor Ly-
ceum, W.lloughby and Myrtle avenues.
Brooklyn. early yesterday morning as
the grand march was starting at a ball
Of the Irwin Athletic Club. was the sig
nal for fight that sent John J. Black.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS,

CAFE RACE, Nj. Oct 23--Barometer at
noon, 29.3O inches: wind. NE, gale; weather,
showcry; temperature, ~ deg Fair.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.


Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York
cat $40 AND.
Schr Itaska (BD. Lomand, MI, for New
York with Hath TO Sheppard Morse Lumber
Co: vessel TO Scammell Bros.
Schr Minas King lBr), Parrsboro. Ms, for
New York. with lumber 10 Homan Pud-
dfnrton: vessel TO j Il Whitney Co
schr Bradford. Rockport for New York.
Schr Emma w Day. st George, NIB. for
New York.
Tug Gypsum King. towing barges Canada
,(Brl Plymouth (Br) and Samuel w San
cher. from Windsor, Ms, for New York.
with plaster 20 King g Co Cat o PM)
Tugs Abatross. towing 3 barges tat o:1O
AND; Elmer Keeler, towing tat g:2O
AND TIokendauqua, towing lat I:lJ AND
Chas A McWilliams. towing (at 30 AND
Eagle boat 80. Newport for New York Cat
T:JJ AND.
Bound East.
str Erholm CNor). New York for Walton,
Ms Cat 9:J5 AND.
Motor barge Radium Cat PM 22d).
Tugs Barkhamstead. towing / barge Cat
Z AND American. towing 1 (at :55 AND.
CLEARED.
TFrom u. S. Naval Communication Service. ]
Str Evansville. Beckwith. Hull and New
CASTLE II winchester a Co.
Str Iowan. Curtis, Hamburg-United
American lines.
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SHIPPING YARD

Small ship repair yard located on water
front Brooklyn, fully equipped 60 do hull.
engine and boiler repairs afloat; will sell an
IrtcreS, for less than actual cost 90 man of
integrity, ability aud experience competent
10 take entire management; no brokers. An
swer ID ESQ Herald, Herald "a.
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mAHNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

A.-BOATS; 1000 army wool blankets. s.
each rubber boots, $3.50 each. Il. J.
KANE. 30 Ann ST.
RGAINs-Schooners, large and small
gas boats. fishing smacks. lighters. IRE
LAND 259 BROADWAY
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

BOSTON, Mass. Oct 22-Capt Huntley OF
tug Harold reported that the gas buoy
marking the outer entrance TO Great Round
Shoal Channel WAS eextlnguished when he
passed 1t; the whistle on the buoy was in
working order
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| BEAUFORT. NC. Oct e2-The lghtship
has been replaced to-day off the outer end
Of Cape Lookout Shoals. coast OF North
Carolina,
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FOR sale or charter. 80 n. motor yacht.
fully equipped, seaworthy; ready Tor
Florida and West indies water; willing 10
sacrifice for immediate sale. For appoint
ment address CAPT. INTO, Washington
Bridge Station. n Y.
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CLEARED.

MARINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.
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FOR SAIE-New house barge, $50 tons. sew
eral small passenger, freight steamers,
schooners machinery. materials, three dry
docks. three shipyards. We are open TO
build barges. dry docks. any capacity. Es-
Inmates and inspections on request, free of
charge. Don't buy or sell before consult
ing US. RAFAILOV1CH a CO, 20 Cortlandt,
New York.
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sEABRiGTT dory Is feet, 10 hip. ? cyila.
der Lathrop engine. fun equipment, perfect
condition; $500. BAYFIELD, DORY WORKS
Atlantic Highlands, n. J.
r. ". FRANKLIN ship Broker,
so Broad Street. Established 1851
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reward Of 500 will be paid by the under.
signed for information as TO the name Of
the vessel which on September I, 1920 ran
down a fishing schooner Tybee. Off tho
coast Of Georgia Address OCEAN, RIVER
AND LAKE FISH COMPANY. Savannah.
Ca.
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rs foot tug boiler. 1876 pounds; just On
specied will sell very cheap. A 1909 Her
aid, Fulton RI.
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FOR CHARTER

staunch and seaworthy Is II. Lawley built
motor yacht: sleeps eight. full headroom,
electric lights, permanent deckhouse 12x6 r..
In charge OF competent man. Suitable for
Florida waters. Address LEO WEIDHORN.
100 Water ST., Boston, Mass.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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FOR Sale-Suitable for inland waterways.
1870 n. Freight Steamer.
100 n. House Barge. small Tug IL n. 50.
MCINTOSH, brooklyn Bridge Dock. NewYork,
Tel. Hickman 2400.
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NAVIGATION school, courses $50; license
guaranteed or fee refunded write for full
particulars sextants from sl17.5O, marine
glasses s275 sold used soxtants bought
sold. Capt PENNR1cH. 20 Garden pI Bkiyn.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
SOUTH URGES SMITH
 AS G. O. P. COMMITTEEMAN

BISBEE. - NJ. E. Cassidy said yesterday that the southern part of the state IS for Hoyal A. Smith for national committeeman to succeed Allen B. Jaynes, according 10 re- ports reaching here yesterday from the capital. Cassidy said that the south is urging in behalf of Smith the fact that he was chairman of the territorial committee in 1908. when Ralph Cameron was elected delegate in congress; was a running mate with Cameron for the United States senate in the first state cleo ton; that he has an extensive ac- quaintance throughout the east with the leaders of the Republican party. He also pointed out that for the last eight years Smith has not taken an active part in politics, and has not therefore, been identified with any of the divisions of the party.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
WILLIAMS, TOO

WILLIAMS.-Thc 28 street lights which have turned night into day along Bill Williams avenue are more than mere lighting system. They are symbol of progress that fore casts a period of unprecedented pros perity for Williams They are but the first step in new period of progress. The public spirit and loy- alty of the donors of these lights has at last been welded together in commercial club that failed to die ill the cradle.
Weekly journal-miner., 1920-12-01
cocoNINo GRAZING POOR

FLAGSTAFF. - Deputy Forest Supervisor Jim Girdner, just back from the southern part of the Coco nino national forest, says that graz ing conditions there are very poor. owing 10 lack of rain, and that while stock IS ill very good condition now, there will not be nearly enough grass to carry it through the winter Some of the stockmen are planning to ship their cattle to other grazing grounds, but many of them haven't enough money to do so, while own CTS of range in Texas, where the grazing is very good, haven't the money to buy feeders to stock their ranges.