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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

--]---N~- -tISEs TtI6g ALerL5gE.
March g Al msmeers VIII please
note ms change Of DAY. friday n
stead Of q eenes6sy.
East Somerset Pomona Program
- ne spec4a1 meeting oe East
Somerset Pomona Grange, ID be held
VIII PL--sdeld Grange, Monday,
March -, the following prog-zu VII
De gwen:
Piano due-- Marion McAElehaal and
Mrs A-wslL vocal selection. Pitfs-
1e1d Grange Maine HIs1Drv, Mrs. =.
:, Eroe-snr Centennial ode. COM
posed 81 Stare Deputy, Mrs Kate 3.
t-lis II Fairfield, Qra1iol, A0n- L c.
b4te-nar. A1nE-r song. <Eur-ah
TOR Maine" H T. CHiHo-a Portrait
Of Maine Founder Ferdinand Geor-
ges. Mrs. Ebep l. Cook: reading,
selected " .. Hilton. g. AIhans
Focal sole, Arz. frank Brown; ami
varsarv poem Mrs. A. Z Tracy, St.
A-rans. -eaGlnG selected. Mrs. LII.
nan &. Libby. character song. c. H
Crawford selection, Plrtsfieid Grange
enoir
The Dennc-a-s pt PirsdeIG ara re-
eueS1ec 70 meeE Il H H Thurlnug,,s
office Saturday. evening, March - q
20 @ clock 1n- me purpose Of choosing
q LOWE committee % serve for the CwB
ensuing years and selecting SIX dele
slIas EnG SIX a4tsrnaEas 10 a--sn6 me
L'arnocra-lc state convention Al Bangor
March &c. The cal Is signed py William
Osborn Chairman az the town coruua-1-
&c anG EL--iaU :, Pusnar se.:rsla-r
Misses sadie and Olive Taylor. sru-
dents a. -ns- Gnrdnn Bible school II
5nsJ0r. are II town for q 10 days' Visit
Win Lns.r mother. Mrs. SUSIE Taylo-
Sel-5-na avenue
A-s Aande Hu-d went 70 Augus1a
Thursday - visit relatives
Alss Teiua CRadgerl Bradbu-v OF
Schenectady. \. Y. is II rpwn fer z
rw0 weeks' visit with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs.. a L Badger, and ether -.i-
atives
Simon Cnhen q the New YORK Srr-
1lca-a, Bangor, and M-s. Conen. were
guests g. the Lancer House THURSDAY
speciEl communication OF Meridian
Lodge 10. -, T and a n. was held
F'riLav evening and the Z. a and p. Q
degrees were conferred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-13

e. E4r-IH- Winthrop streeE. z
= 1-D1k Morning worshsp WIZ
Ill = me pastor al 80, SundaF
az c0or. = 2 :. c. Z al s-4S.
H-- o-aa1G-aG service a. I-se; social
meeting Wednesday evening a.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03
POLLY PRIMROSE'S PLAY
CAUSES GENUINE RIOT

Crowds gathered on the side
streets to watch one of the most
spectacular raids ever pulled by
the police. Like silent phantoms
the officers of the law surrounded
Polly Primrose's gambling resort
and at a given signal forced their
entrance into. the house. Pande-
monium reigned within as the Of
ficers coralled the habitues, max
ing no distinction between rich
and poor. Paraphernalia was
smashed and carried out on the
sidewalk.
This spectacular scene is repro
duced in Mary Miles Minter's lat
est photodrama Jenny Be Good
which will be shown at the local
theatres Friday. Jenny Be Good
was written by Wilbur Finley
Fauley, well known as writer of
stories. Julia Crawford Ivers
adapted Mr.. Fauley's novel for
the screen and VIM. Desmond
Taylor directs it.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03
kE:1Ni1UjcklANsssE SEE
Row MONEY IS SPENT
This State Is in the 10. X" Province
of the Salvation Army With
Four Other States. q 80

Kentucky is in what is termed the
30 X" province Of the Salvation
Army's national organization. This
province includes Western Pennsylva-
MIA, Ohio, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Tennessee. Provincial headquar-
ters are maintained at Pittsburg and
Coz. William Evans is in charge.
By the end of May, 1920. the 80. K"
province will have spent more than /
million and half dollars. More than
100000 was set aside TO take IN
mortgages and more than a half mil
lion was required for new buildings
etc. demanded by the increased work
of the province.
Support of corps activities in the
province calls for nearly $3,O00C00.
Nearly half million is required for
provincial and divisional activities, q
considerable part of which is devoted
TO fresh air camps and relief work.
About $4,000 WAS taken for the ma
tional pension fund for officers grown
old in the service and the special work
for women totalled nearly $4,000.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03
Public Auction!
20 head
Of
Draft Mares, Breedy Drivers, Saddlers
and Ponies
RICHMOND, KY,

Saturday, June 1920, at / p. m.
We will sell at the pens a car of
well broke horses, free from cold, as
they have been in no pens and bought
iirectly of the farmers. These horses
will be sold in harness. The load con-
.jists of:
l chestnut sorrel mare, weighing
100 lbs, years old; gray mare, a
years old, weighing LOO lbs; roam
mare, years old weighing 1000 lbs;
bay mare, years old, weighing 1000
bs.; bay mare, 6 years old, weighing
200; bay horse, well bred, weight 1000
] bs., years old; black horse, 6 years
I'D, weighing 1000 lbs, well bred; bay
,orse, weighing $50 lbs, 6 years old;
iorrel horse, weight 900 lbs, years
Id; sorrel mare weight 900 lbs. A yrs.
Id; bay horse, weight 900, years
Id; brown horse, weight 900, 5 years
Id; black horse, weight 1000 lbs, 5
f,ars old; black horse, weight $50, Z
cars old; dun spotted. mare weight
80 lbs, ,saddler Z, years old; dunn
lorse, weight 700, years old; spotted
mare, weight 800 lbs, 4 years old; g.
,carold spotted horse pony weight 700
bs.; spotted mare, weight 600 lbs, 3
ears old; spotted horse, 6 years old,
weight 700 lbs; Shetland spotted pony
lorse, weight $50, years old.
PEE DEE LIVESTOCK & GRAIN
COMPANY
Per O.s-E. Hedges,
Local Auctioneer
DON'T MISS THIS SALE
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03
classified ADS.

acknowledgements woman to
Daily Register office 132l16
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oh a%eS rs 70 ,teooSeiS' May 1SilihS'
t,op p1,n7,I, 1r,.o-,,;oo r. 49,
us; NORTH Second street; LADIES prefer
ed. 129 Up
LGST-S sun dayonight, gs1nall brown
mill; ,,oti., Aintd bot,.,oon lIg,ot5. 81 md
Ills 49,, Il III. H. -,
NlhcheSIcls-- Retltrn TO lhlS- Office aho
receive reward. Zen, 130-2t
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IOST--N red iron seat from tobacco
'f'N~Ft - . -
ware, store anu \. + brewer Oh Dis
Hill pike on Thursday. Reward for re-
turn to Walter Chenault. Phone 447
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Ter Telephone Jerry Chambers. 6e7-.I
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03

FOR RENT-iTwo. nice rooms ;phone
us NORTH Second street; LADIES prefer
ed. 129 Up
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03
Lest or Found

sTRAYT3D-BIack hog Will white
Soints; $40 reward for informa ton
leading to recovery. May Collins.
phone 73S. 1871
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-03
THE MOVIE WAR TAX Is
NOT A SMALL SUM HERE

A Daily Register reporter CONVEX
sing with the Management of local
theatres, was given some slight idea
as to the enormous sum received by
the Government derived from the war
tax on admissions from the movies. A
check was sent from Richmond for the
past month amounting to $558.99
which represented the var tax on adj
missions for the last 81 days. The wal
tax on admissions for. the year 1915
from the local theatres amounted to
something over seven thousand and
and five hundred dollars.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Army Orders

From The Tridunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
pickson. ? n,.S, Capt {. w.. to Camp Grant.
Lough. Mai. NJ. 8, to Washir gton.
Rennett, Capt II. l.. jr to Washington
Cheney. Capt F. w. to Douglas
Honorably discharged-Cap Ellis. L. f.
Capt. Wells. F.; I'd Lit. Kaminski, T. c.
Quartcrmaster Corps
sleeper, CAPT. e. H., to New York. '''''4'
Ranbary Ru,sry Capt Capt T. to San "a rrancisso
Bailey, Maj. N: T.. to San Francisco.
neals. % 1t A j., to Fort Bliss.
Hs HarFs sy "a Gait Lt G 8 H. a. to 70 ESss %asbnEton s
Martin. Capt L., to Fort Keogh.
Conoyer. Capt J. T., to Governors Island.
Barpe Cat M to to P05t camp qSsn n n9o
Honorably discharged-Maj. Hyams J. z.
Medical Corps
Mitchell. Mat. w; IL, TO New York.
McCarley. 1t. T. r. to Fort Sam Houston.
Giddings. Capt f.. resignation accepted.
Coast Artillery
r'n ~iewnll. 1t IL ~ 20 "a ID Eust.g.
Ryan. 1t. J. A., 10 Camp Eustls.
:, nt"' IL G; - asn,,. .,1.-o" accepted
Nchois, I'd 1t. G. F., to FORT Adams.
Harrison, Maj r. C., to Moscow.
Cavalry
Dilworth. Maj. II. s, to Ames.
Gillette, I'd 1t. l.. w. to Honolulu.
Air Service
King. 1t. A. r. jr.. TO Carlstrom Field.
sullivan I'd Lit. W. s.. to Mather Field
Honorably disfharged-Capt. Vogel. H l.
miscellaneous
Johnson Ii. H., Vet. c.. to Panama
Rodrig uez, Capt. L. t.. Den. c., TO Wash.
ingtOn.
McAieer, 1t. c: T. f. A.. 70 Camp Funston
Messcr. Capt 7: IL. Eng. TO Honolulu
Lebkicher. LIT. II. r.. {. w. :, to Canll
Pike.
Farr. Maj. c. W. U. 8 ~. retired, to s,
Louis
Honorabiy discharged-AIaj. King. G. L..
ord, Capt. Erwin. H.. Ord, It, Me
Clafin. l.. NJ Ord.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Buyers Sought
Here Again for
Foreign Ships
Norwegian Interests Seek
Purchasers for an Ola
Vessel at the Figure of
$40 a Deadweight Ton
European Demand Drops
Slump in Shipbuilding Now
Being Experienced by the
Yards of Great Britain

Attempts to sell ships OF foreign
reristry in the American market con-
t;nue. While the prices asked are
materially lower than those put upon
American tonnage, no sales have been
made.
The latest offer reported Is of n
Norwegian steel steamer of 1900 tons
deadweight, for which SAC ton is the
,ats quoted. This is a second hand
vessel, nineteen years old She is
rated 100A1, however, and is said to
he good for ten more years of serv-
ice. The price placed on it is about
the figure asked tcl new tonnage
abroad before the WAL.
European Demand Light
The offer of the vessel in this mar
ket is regarded by shipping men as
reflection of the deci eased demand for
tonnage abroad Until comparatively
recently European ship owners were
paying practically as much for second
hand tonnage as the cost of building
new ships, but there HIS been a marked
change. British sAipyards, for in
stance, are now reported not only
70 be receiving practically no new
orders, but to be getting an increased
volume of cancellations on the new
work in hand, especially from Nor
wegian owners.
None of the foreign tonnage offered
here by French, British, Norwegian
ssd Canadian interests has found
takers. Of two tankers offered for
quick delivery by French slipyards.
however, one is reported to have been
sold to the Argentine government at a
price around s160 ten.
British Building Limited
"Whle the demand for cargo tonnage
mas been largely met. and it is prob
able that orders for this class of ves
Sc will be limited FOR some time"
says British shipTing publication.
'taere is still shortage of tank
steamers, which is said to account to
certain degree for the present high
price OF liquid fuel. Severa! orders for
tankers have recently been placed and
q number of these are for motor ves-
sells"
This report, however, represents
con itiens prevailing last month, since
which time there is said to have been
q decline in the demand eor tanker
e rs.ruction abroad The slump in
shi7 b. lding which nas been felt by
rerican yards for six months past is
ncw said to be n 'tched by conditions in
tne European shi0bui ding industry,
..Tge " as result of the sharp re-
duc'ion freight rates and the con-
.eqlent tendency o. ship owners to re-
lfs'n from adding - their fleets.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu.
nicatien Station

fDistancc IS given 10 miles. Reports arc
dated ,,t at noon o unless otherwise spec'hed'l
Annctta 75 $ Cape May Dec Is.
Ario 127 NV Tortu0as Dec s..
Arlington 3 w Shnnecock Dec l5.
Art!eas a5 sw Gay Head Dec lo.
Aschenburg 900 from Galveston Dec IL.
Ascuncion dc Larrnaga passed Sand Key
Atenas 200 Kingston Dec 15.
Atlantic Sun II Delaware Capcs Dec 1e
Ausabc 85 N Mona Island Dec l5
Baldbu,tc 10 f Sand Key Dec IS
Patton Rouge 2s1 .Tampico Dec 10.
Isrllbuckle ri Ambrose Dec l6
Bess"rner 50 Sand Key Dec IS.
Bettcrton $50 Iatteras Dec S.
nradaock iis y Hatteras Dee. ls
British Ensign lat "a 80 lon 70 4s w
Dec is.
nylayI passed block Island Dec le.
Cape Roman so1 Cape Henry Dec Is.
Carlton 100 Cape. Henry Dec l5.
Charles Bralcv no s sabine pass Dec 49,
Charles M Everest 2ls WNW Tortugas
Dec 10.
Chester Sun 12a s. Ovcrfalls Dec 15
Chestnut HIN 2el NV Dry Tortugas Dec Is.
chickasnw 90 SW IIattcras Dec 15
Sly o. Alrna 1e6 sE Anbrosc Dec 'e.
city OF Frccport 1916 N Jupiter Dec i5.
CITY Of Montgomery 45 sW Cape Lookout
cry Of Savannah lo4 sw IIatters, Dec is.
CITY Of Sherman s2o Balboa Dec H.
clark Mills 125 Me Cape Canavcral Dec 1b
Clement & Smith ACC 70 by N Lobos Island
cokeait Cll q Tyncc noaN. PEG Is.
Corning 3 p Sand Key Dec is.
Crisned 225 Colon Dec 15.
cuba ~ Jupiter Dec i0
tubor0 II NV FELTON, Dec IT,
r,,.s, cnlbfrson "a. 2. o. y ion 80 80 W pac 10.
Curr'er zoh W TortuRnh Dec r..
f'tuAlll" IN " ifuVnuh
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Bsroehs De Sohe 50 % ! gis5ts%as GS% Pc i.
Devolente So 5, IsHnr,er rco.,1 Dec Do; Dec ,s
Eastern Mariner 1850 from Seattle Dec is.
Elisha Walker 22o NE Tampico Bar Dec Is.
I'll Cid so N Hatteras Dec is.
FL Espero 243 e Galveston Dec 10;
Elmsport 900 e Cape Henry Dec IL:
Esparta 555 Santa Marta Dec 10.
Evelyn 2s5 E Ambrose midnight Dec IL.
Everett passed J. Block Island Dec 1S'
Freeman so e Fire Island Decl6.
Geo G Henry 90 sW Sand Key Dec ib.
Gorce &c n Hatteras Dec 10.
Gulf OF Mexico Sc NY Tortugas Dec H.
Gulfmald ?97 Sc Sabine Bar Dec Is.
Gulfoil 72 s Overfalls Dec 15
cur Queen 170 Jupiter Dec IS.
uadnot 2o7 n Jupiter Dec Is.
IIaloakala 962 E Colon Dec is.
Hewitt POP SW Hattcras Dec is.
Hickman lat % 40 N Ion 7s 40 w Dec IS.
Hovcn 500 E Lobos Dec Is.
Hoxbar 215 SW IIatteras Dec IS.
| White - Alligator Dec 10.
Inspector 335 Hatteras Dec 15.
) bornell ?95 w Sand Key Dec rs:
) 7, e Q'Neiil $40 NV ,,.l Tortugas M Dec IS.
r Gordon 40 NV Jupiter Dec l5.
James McGce 30 N Hattcras Dec is.
Jean oZ SW HattcraS Dec ID.
John D Rockefeller ECO sw Eatteras
Kenowis pd Hatteras Dec Is.
KishacoNuillas 90 SE Pensacola Dec is.
Knoxville 20 Sc Hillsboro Dec Ia.
Lake ragundus 1870 NV Bermuda Dec s.
Lake l'ariston 80 y Kingston Dec 10.
Lake Freeland 24o N Jupiter Dec Is.
Lake Gilboa 21 8 Cape Maisi Dec l5.
Lake Glaucus 40 Jupiter Dec is.
Lake Nariia 60 S Hattcras Dec S.
|. n
Laramie l6 NE PIT. Isabel Dec IL.
Liberty Land 500 S Ambrose Dec 10
rieonier 131 N Jupiter Dec Is.
Lucerna 200 sE South Pass Dec rs.
Mantilla 80 SIC Galveston Dec Is.
Maraca!bo AIS Scotland Nv Dec rs
Marianne lat % OF n. Ion SIS 20 w. Dec Is.
Mat'nicock 1913 w Tortugns Dec Is.
McCrcary County zoo IIatteras Dec at.
Medina 42o from Sandy Hook Dec is.
Mevania 245 sw llatteras Dec H..
fq' onty StV POO WV r'TFS Key fe Wes Dec ls
Momus s5 Sc South Pass Dec Is:
Monterey 228 w Havana Dec Is.
Moscla 4e5 Balboa Dec 16.
Mundale 24l E Galveston Dec Is.
Muakogee n W Sand Key Dec IS:
New York l55 Jupiter Dec 10
oscar. p nennslt IS \ ia 1ampiso Doc iS.
ossining b74 so Sand Key Dec 10. -
Panama ESQ S Scotland Nv 2:56 AM
panuco @ KS w Havana Dec IS:
paparoa lat oil 22 N ion 90 OF w Dec is.
Pennsylvania l91 SW Iiattcras Dec 10
Perfection 16s SSW Sabine Bar Dec 10.
Philip publickcr 1862 San Junn pee 10
Pioneer $50 ESE Galveston Dec 10.
PieIades 400 3 Delaware Breahwatcr
Dec g.
Princeton At T Tampico Dec Is.
Hapidan 40 s Scotland LV Dec l6.
Kayo 10 II South Pass Dec 10.
Roanoke 1874 = Ovcrfalls Dec ID.
Robin Hood 700 s Cape Henry Dec IS.
ItOchunlcr 227 Galveston Dec 10.
Hosailni ial - - Jon % A. w Dec ".
turriilbs r1 - Auhroee pee 49,
~ iipf ISL 49, ~ Anbrpss pee -,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
saccarsppa lat IS II N.lon 10 a. w Doc IS.

saccarappa lat IS ~ N Jon 10 a. w Doc IS.
Saco zoo w Tortugas Dec 49,
Sagadahoc 27 f Cape Henry Dee Is.
Salte Persis Noyes pd Hatteras Dec Is,
San Jose S42 w Tortugas Dec Is.
San Pasqual 316 Galveston Dec IS.
Santa Rita 2076 S San Francisco Dec Is.
Santurce 65 NV Cape Maisi Dec IS.
Shooters Island 81 S Hatteras Dec is,
Silverbrook 100 S Overfalls Dec Is.
Steel Inventor $40 s Ambrose Dec is.
Tamaha $50 Balboa 8 AM Dec l6
Tancarville $50 from Tampco Dec 15
Trontolite z p Tampico Dec 15,
Vanada lat 40 43 long II 40 W Dec l..
Vesta IL w Sand Key Dec 15
irish los Sand Key Dec IS.
VIM NJ Burton 81 oD Brunswick Dec Is.
Wabana lat 36 40 lon rs 25 w Dec is.
Waikiki rs N Jupiter Dec IS.
Westland lat 8 81 n lon 80 II w Dec IS
William II Doheny ,24o E Tamp.co Dec Is
Winnie ba go $50 EsE Sabine Dec 15
ASA 10O N Toro Pt Dec l5
Zwarte Zee 100 Charleston Dec 15
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

keli, 1t. C. L., TO U. 8. 8, striolng.
McLaury. Ems. F. NJ. to Asiatic station.
Miller. Lit. q. CO r. E.. tn q. S. S. Utah.
Griffin, 1t. Nj, TO reserve div.
furhe. Lit. q. G.l c. B.. to Pacific feet.
johnson. 1t. Com. L. p, to U. s. s. Bui-
ner.
Coats'vorth 1t. q. G., c. j.. to San Diego
Compo, Lit. G. l.. to Pacific feet.
Halbert. Lit. f. D.. to Coco Solo.
Hepburn, Ems w. p, to U. s. $. MacLeish.
Meachen. Ems r. F.. to Pacific feet.
Martin. Lit. Com c. K. to U. s. s. Biz
Pitchford. 1t q. g. r. P. to cavtte.
Patterson. 1t. T. T., to y. S. 8. Nevada
Smith, 1t. F. NJ, to Detroit.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Sail Sunday
TRANSPACIFlC MAILS

Pos. oce and cv na Pos, az 'ne c
ton. New YORK. at p m. follows:
Japan. Corca and China Especially ad-
ridge. December s.
Japan, Corea, China. Siberia. Siam.
French 1ndochina. Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra). via San Francisco.
steamship Nile. December 10
Hawaii via San Francisco. steamship
Luriine, December 20.
Japan. Corea. China, siberia. Siam,
French Indochina and Netherlands East
Indies Except Sumatra) and Philippine
Islands via Seattle, steamship Ixion. De-
C, mher %.
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco, steamship
Ventura. December 90.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
Rotterdaln-S S Stadsdyk.
Drnkirk-S S Kalomo.
Antwerp--S S Southern.
LonGon--S S Caronia.
Portsmouth-S S Masaba.
Liverpool-S S Rimouski. Lake Gretna.
Shields-S S Chantier.
Arrivals from New York
Melbourne-S S Somerset.
Lyttleton--S s City Of Bristol
Antwerp-S S Yaka.
Port Said-S S Trafford Hall.
Auckland-S S Tremcadow.
Lisbon-S s Fort Pitt Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

Donai Mckay. Pier i. Army Basc, Bkiyn
I1ssequio 90 .......... Morse y d. Bklyn
General G W Goethais. ..... Pier 67. \ r
hatAcrine.
Pier 9. D L & " f r. Hoboken. N J
Kosciusko. iier ~. N r.
Lake Forkvlle. .............P Pier Is, Bklyn
Maine CAMP .... Pier 2. Erie Basin. BiSlyn
snar. Pier l3. e
Soestdijk TT 9Th st, Hoboken. n
s. Patrick. Pier 3, Bush Docks. Bklyn
W II Tilford. .........P Port Richmond.
West Harlan. Pier 81. K
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Dutch Line to Run to CONGO

The Holland West Africa Line will
inaugurate Il service to the Congo this
month. The steamers will call at Lis.
bon, on their way to Africa.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Americas Future on the Seas
oa'e OF Government Ships Urged at Figure Low
Enough to Offset Handicaps of Capital Charges
and Operation Costs; Seamen's Law Burdensome
By J. Parker Kirlin
Specialist in Admiyaltu Luac

The essential condition operation Of American er
chahe vessels in the foreign trade equality
with our principal foreign competitors.
practically all four with competitors in order h mako
proh If they cannot make accumulated savings Of
people Will not seek investment in the
establishment Of American merchant private hands
be accomplished ~ '
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17
Navy Orders

From. The Trtbunc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec 16.-Navv or
ders issued to-day:
Bailey. 1t. E. J. Il. to Atlantic nect
Haueh It. II. ". to Atlantic ticct.
Doyle. ~ 'on.- ~ r. Ia t.. s. s. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

ssxl2 u Jfan~fs-v' 0 ~.
~ iHFN r.ft ~
- ~ ~ .r's., q !
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

(This is the fourth Of series OF
articles on the outlook for the new n'er-
chant marine. In fo-morro1o's article
p. H. w. Ross, president Of the National
Marine League. ec.N discuss development
of inland navigation and free ports as
essential fuctOrS.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-17

From The Tri6urc's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-07
OIL SHALE INDUSTRY

The insstcnt demand for increase in oil production us d.
recting the attention OF oil and mining throughout the
Great deposits Of shac are lying unclaimed in Min
eral and Lyon Counties and within few years these de-
posts to have real value
In commenting the oil slae ndsury, the Salt Lake
Mining Review i'll recent issue says:
That interest iii the oil slae industry OF tab and Col
orado is growing apace and that shall in the neer l
witness the launching Of enterprises of mag
tude and stability insure the commercial of these
practically unlimited resources becoming and more
apparent Colorado evidently is exerting greater ability
than Utah the of raising capital for the develop
OF the oshac deposits though Utah is credited with
being rich these latent is her sister
state If reports are be credited the oil fields of Texas
and Caiforna--and likely other ol-producng
wellhave gone the top productive abil
ity and that alleged fact coupled with the constantly
creasng demand fuel oils, sosonc, declared be
the chief for urryng along the schemes for equip
ping the osae fields with the necessary treatment works
make them commercially productive Recently in dis
cssng this subject the Mining and Financial Record OF
Denver Colorado, indicates what lis coming follows:
DR. v c. Anderson, president OF the Colorado School OF
Mines. who is his way England and Scotland
investigate oil shae conditions there, that crude oil
can be produced from sae under present conditions S
per barrel i'll Colorado and Utah Crude oil in Wyoming
the nearest big field Colorado and Utah oil supplies is
selling at S275 barrel In the PENNSYLVANIA fields where
there is greater competition. the grade OF oi
selling in Wyoming at S2.75 barrel is quoted So 10 per
barrel
DR. Anderson says the oil industry i'll its relation to
the oil business similar the position OF the porpry cop
pers the copper industry In colorado and Utah there
are $500 square miles OF oil shale OF yield OF barrel
OF oil to shae These great mountains of shale
will produce practically unlimited amount OF oil He
points out that the Scottish oil slae industry has been
profitable for SO long period of it is fact tsec-
ord should be mpoved by the shale industry i'm the Uni
ted States especially in Colorado Utah because of the
greater richness OF the shale and the more easily
workable surface location.
There doubt but that great amount of new work
VIII be done in the oil sae districts OF Colorado Utah
Wyoming during the few months and the future OF the
industry appears be very bright"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-07
Delinquent Tax List

Chas. !. Adriance-.Eh of NEN, NEA
of SEA, Sec "a. VIZ of NW4
Sec. 35, r. 10, X. "a, 200 acres,
Churchill CANYON
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-07
THE WATER POWER BILL

after has been reported that President Wilson failed TO
%" 'e water power bill recently passed by congress, it
ncs DIS welcome surprise the west to read that the
PRESIDENT signed the before June 1 but for some
~ Tue Puoic was not advised This action will open
49, ~ " great development in the 1t will open
the way for eletriciication of railroads ;rra,+; 49,
'ects' pulp and paper mills etc This NAV unlock GREAT
resources which have been for years withheld from
p"'hc use through the lack legislation The west has
o' one victory in its fight for industrial DEVELOPMENT
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1920-07-07
NEW MINES OPENING
IN DISTRICT AT NINA

New mines are being opened in the
Nina and Marietta districts da;lv ac-
cording to c. +. Noble, mining oner-
ator OF Nina. who is visiting Reno for
= few days. He says miners can find
work there at anytime and much de-
'eiopment work has been planned