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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
SENATOR cAPPER JOINS THE ENTERPRISE IN DENouNc.
ING THE CORPORATION PROFITEERS AS ROBBERS

Senator Capper great
denouncing Corporation saying
s Of the s.d and of the
thoughtful able and exceptionally w
down by the writer of the articles running The
labor being prices being
with ta s
g Of profit these commercial guilty
hnena o Company Of the eounys rank pofeersas shown
Of the Great Western Sugar Capper
d the ae sae ys and openly and hameey rob-
Oh, bon as true to-day when first given "A
took up the task Of robbery
w. was case sec Of small taking
are WE e0 Ss Syds to the The, puSas ~. m
these Corporation particular local reference the big
and matter Of
% S e s s sds % m 1n thu
xHs and % gsa s ss
pon ALL the people
a% s yaa sS Us address, snS
Rs y Us aSs sssse ss s
grd editorial ons and with
there time Country Press Of
~ rs ana prove ITS mete it the tight
From the terrible learned
to now seek more they seek to their proteering
GsS6ed into the filled
s s ts aa %s is' daa.ssn Se
waste s sood ink our y psn
the ranks the wholesome minded it
about WITH srn so So with
CONFEDERATION PRoFlr f Or PUBLICITY ON
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
EARLY WHEATRlDcE RESI-.
DENT DIES SUDDENLY

Mrs. John Stephens, one of Wheat
idge's earliest settlers, died from
heart failure after she had just re-
turned from trip to town. Her
san, Arthur Stephens, and wife were
with her when she sat down to rest,
and began reading letter from her
daughter, Mrs. Chester Wolff.
She had sat there but 4 momen.
when tie son noticed that something
was wrong, as she started to reel.
and he caught her in his arms just
as she gnsped her last, without so
much as word. She was apparent
ly In her usual health, and her death
came as terrible shock to her fami-
ly and friends.
The funeral will take place Friday
day at o'clock, p. m. from Cling
er's and internent will be made In
Crown Hill In the family plot.
Mrs. Stephens, who was the wife
of Mr.. John w. Stephens Of Wheat
ridge, came to Colorado q bride anil
settled on the present home site thir-
ty-eight years ago, Mr.. Stephens be-
ing the first to take ten acre plot
OF ground on w. 38th Avenue.
Her maiden name was Esther Ely,
and in her girlhood her home WINS in
Iowa. She bore five children, Mrs.
Chester Wolff, Mr.. J. s. s'enhcns
Mrs. Percy Wolff. Mr.. Arthur f, So
phens and. Mrs. Irving H. Stephcrs,
all surviving her and residing In this
immediate vicinity.
Mrs. Stephens was also a sister -
Mrs. w. W. Wilmore Of Whentridre,
and leaves two other sisters ono w.
ing at Seattle. Warrington. and the
other at Monticello, Iowa.
She was . dsvout member Of the
Presbyterian church, having had hrr
membership In Denver church rr'
recently in California, whore she 80
= consistent and faithful wortcr
She was a dutiful and loyal w'e
and . devoted mother, neiRhbcr r.d
friend. which noble traits Ct chnrpr-
Ter sndsared her 70 heat, OF 4sssnds.
Who MIhsis thsirr sorrow with that o.
the stricken family, who are being
extended sincere sympathy In thc'-
great loss. a
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
SALVATION ARMY ADVISORY
BOARD PREPARING FOR DRIVE

The Jefferson County Salvation
Army Advisory Board is rapidly
completing plans for putting over
the Salvation Army Drive, that be-
gins Wednesday,, May IL, and ends
Thursday, May 20. An organization
committee has been selected which
will work with the county advisory
board 1t consists of j. T. Williams,
William Elliott, j. w. Klein, Col.
Joseph Taylor, Joseph Dennis, Dr.
L. A. Cook, A. ]. Treffeisen, Mrs
o. A. Goethe, and Miss Myrtle Song
ger. II. w. Pratt has been appoint
ed treasurer and Marion Lamm sec
rotary for the drive. o. A. Goethe
is county chairman. The publicity
committee comprises H. ID. West, r.
B. McDermot w. w. Moberly and
C. II. Moore. Every school district
in the county will be organized thor
oily, and n large number Of cx-ser-
vice men pledging their support for
the drive.
The apportionments by school dis
tricta nrp ne fnllows.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
JEFFERSON COUNTY, COLO.

Attention is hereby called 70 ,l,e
change in the notices published ard
posted N tho datc OF the BOND
ELECTION, from May 3rd 1920, 10
May Gath, 1890. This change d
made necessary to comply with the
recent laws published in 1919, ana
WINS not in effect at the time Of the
last Bond Election.
JOHN ]. WEBER,
Secretary, School District Nc
2. Jofferson County. Colorado.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

Y The town fathers are making
few badly needed improvements in
the mnin b,a,ircss block In mn effort
to do away ". ith the mud holes which
accumulate with every storm. The
old iron pipe, which ran dingonnlly
ncross the street draining the sur.
plus wnter from the Young block to
the south side of the street and lprv.
ing 4. to overflow the crossing 70
Juchcm's corner, ~as removed and
liz to be put down opposite the drnT
store to carry the water strn'ph'
across. Sand IN being hauled to I'LL
in the holes. The argument for
paved street is becoming more rr'
more advanced The present crown
Of the street has arisen aboyc the
sidewalks in many places. because ~
fill ing up the mud holes each tim"
thoy appear. The only solution '"
the matter IL to gri sde and curb me
stroct NJ Ienst, NAL ding CUTTERS NJ
each si.le 10 tho wn ter cnn run Of
The sserious handle ~, however "
any Improvement Of this character
is the fac: that II will only be year
or no, that tho town can yet along
witht ,ut II sewer. and t,e streets thcn
woul d have to bs tori up again.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
BECOMES MEMBER OF NEW
INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY

Mr. A. J. Recht, who owns the f.
economy store, end who 10 pcrsorr'ly
known N this community, has be-
come a member Of the international
Association OF Practipcdists. nm or
Sanizntion which was Incorporated
and chartered under the laws of H.
inois. Mr.. Rccht recently yradun.
Ted from the American School n
rractipdics Of Chicago, after INV
ing taken thoro course in the nnnt.
omy Of the human foot and Leg. the
dlsabilitics and discomforts to VIII 'cb
feet are subject and the mos, mod.
ern methods of relieving md corrcc.
ting such defects by the use Of sci.
ent'iical'y co,ret appliances. He
graduated with high honors nn,I mi,
ms resulted in his being invited 10
become n member of the practipc die
ASSOCIATE n and in his ncccnt,,,c.
OF the invitation, he now wcnr. ,
beautiful! lapel button to Indicate
his membership and his certificate
OF Membership may be seen displnvcd
at his store.
rms association ~ very power
iul ono consulting entirely OF ..boo
men and women who hive fittcd
themselves to give foot comfort ia
their patrons 'y a thrro cour,e ~,
education and trimming.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

heid a the Z urt House in Golden,
olorndo, on Saturday. May 9Th, 1920.
IT 1880 p. NJ. All voters in Pre-.
einct No. 10 West Aryadn, and Pre-.
cinet No. East Arvadn) in sympa.
shy with the principles of the Dem.
"cratic patty are invited TO attend
E. B. BAXTER,
Com. W. Arvadn pyct.
H. 2. McENTERFER,
Com. 2. Asvads Prect
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
NOTICE DEMOCRATS

Puinuan. 20 the meeting s,id ost.
ION OF the County Executive Com
m'ttee. u neclirg IL hereby cr,lcd
70 be hcli ct ArvHaa Town hail a,'d
one ohc IN Bank haM Arvnda on
saturday esrrjny Nry IL, at 1880
o'clock, fer re purpose u raleetlne
70 dclcSntss IN Precint 10 and Is
delegates IL necin.0, 10 the DEM
oeratic County Convention to b.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

William Bernett. the boss driver
1t the Teyden mines. was tadly In
jured ;est week sustaininx : mashed
leg. tic wss taken 10 I" 'me
At Usydsn. The accident q said to
ksve resulted from carelessness on
the part Of someone, who left lit
piece Of tialbes. on the tracks. The
mule stepped m one end Of the plank
which caused the other end to fly
up and catch wills leg between Il
and the car. Just how badly his leg
was crushed, we have been unable to
learn.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
ARE you coINc7"

"Whcrc?"
".Why. to tbs Community Sing"
"You bet"
You can't afford to miss this rare
treat. The first Of its kind In Ar.
vada. Como out. you'll not bs
SORRY sorry.
You'll feel ten years younger nf.
ter the -progrnm. Don't forget Fri
day. April 80 at the Presbyterian
.hM-ch. tomorrow night.
FREE, FREEl FREE!
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
GRIFFITH NEWS.


Cnas. DAVIS Is sporting d ne"
overland car.
mrs ocnahanah OF Denver was u
VISITOR ~ tne BLACK nome "onasy'
MIS-. FniihE Dunn formerly OF
Gr'it'tn, now OF Berkeley was WIS
itine OLD irienas ana he'enoors mere
monaay: e. - '.ss-.
Ms. Faui Ccpeiano spent the a"'
WIN if'enos Dehver mo"uay
= NUMBER "a Hrh.nm peopN a.
tended inc 1uhera' Oh onas' oAr''''
iueseay.
sonn oru"set was '",'eu f"
'ey' Ncof, os Tue oe~." "a '''
sister, mfs' n'hh w"' o'eo ou"uay
night.
: >. n. N'cnoPon VINO nAs
oeen SICK ior some time Is improving
slowly.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

q
= John F. Hagen and C. H. Richards
Of Denver, representing the Great
Valleys Sugar Corporation, q newly
organized concern, were in Arvada
Tuesday, Attempting to interest o
number Of GU, farmers In the sugar
factory stock. Stock :alesmen of
many and varied enterprises are in
evidence everywhere. There IRE Of
course, the good. bad and Indifferent
and Il behooves the would-be mag
nate 70 look them over carefully. II
they really have a good proposition,
the better It y investigated the bet
tor II will suit them, but II not, the
Investigator IA the one who will pro-
fit.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

Miss Pearl Stewart left Mondny
evening for M'nden, Nebraska, Ia
have an extended visit with relatives
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

MIR. and Mrs. c. D.. witt are en-
teri mining his r.s.crin! sw 4rnra Pail
sad ., Nshraxc. and also siess
FRI % Parker, Coloroaek
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

Miss Helen Munal gave party at
ner home on Wert LIT strset Wcdnes.
Day evening in honor Of Mir Merle
Marsh Of Dc..ycr.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29
FRulrDALE BLOSSOMS

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gillen
was frightened by the presence OF a
baby daughter last Saturday.
Mrs. Foste- from the Divide Is
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. B. Anterior.
Miss Dorothy Bond went back to
her school Monday morning. She
had \ weeks vacation brought about
by the big snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stewart and
Bert Stewart left for Blackwell, Ok
lahoms Thursday afternoon in re-
Spouse to a telegram announcing the
serious illness Of their daughter and
sister, Mrs. John Payne, but the an
gel Of Death took Mrs. Payne before
their arrival. Mrs. Payne was the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stewart. She spent most Of her life
and all her married life in Oklahoma
She has visited in Colorado and has
left many friends in both Oklahoma
and Colorado '-he funeral was held
Sunday at her home. The sympathy
Of this community goes out to the
bereaved ones
Obituary
Mrs. Lucy johnson, mother Of Mrs.
Johnnie Boyd, was married and liv-
ed in Missouri: nearly all her life.
was the mother of ten children, the
husband and five children having
preceded her. She would have been
70 years old the second Of May.
She was q great sufferer. butpatient
thru it all. The funeral is being
deferred on account Of the arrival
of her daughter, Mrs. King Of Krem.
ming, who is expected to come BY
way of the D. 4 R. G. owing to the
blockade of snow on the Moffat
line. Mrs. Boyd and the family have
the sympathy of the community.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

Rudolph Morgan, brother Of Ben
Morgan, the village blacksmith, and
Miss Angelina Pochilleo, were mar
ried last Sunday morning at n Cath
ole church in Denver. Rudolph is
employed by Tie Arvada Lumber Co.
pany, and hos been in the United
States only about four years. The
bride Il from an Italian family living
In the settlement east Of town.
y The Wheatridpc pcople living on
West 3sth Avenue. are pctitioninr
the Danve- Gas 4 Electric Company
to extend their lines to Mount Of.
wet road. from tho Lutheran SAM
tarium, IN orier that they may en-
Joy The comfort Of electric lights and
electric service in their homer, like
the city folks. The new territory
Comprises sorac Of Jefferson Coun-
ties most SUBSTANTIAL and beautiful
homes M
Mrs. N. Z. johnson Of Mas. GRIND
View has bser numbered with the
sick tho mast week.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-04-29

The regular meeting Of the w.
r. C. will be held Saturday after
noon in Barth hall. A good attend
ance ID desired
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
POSTMEN DEMAND BONUS.
Judge Landis Tells Federal Workers
 to Quit Public Service.

Chicago, March 22.-Post office clerks and federal employees at a meeting yesterday which was ad- dressed by Federal Judge K. M. Llan- dis voted to send petition to con- gross urging the restoration of the $240 bonus in effect during the war. and also asking that an additional bonus of $240 be granted to employees whose salaries are less than $2,50O a year.
 Judge LandiS told the men that the abolition of $240 year bonus was d rank injustice" He advised them to get cut of the public service if they could, and said: AS long as you re- main a federal cmploye you will be served with every form of injustice. There are some gentlemen, and I'm not criticising congress, who think it is economy to keep the wages of fed eral employees at the lowest possible point That's not econonlN-it'S in sanity"
 Other speakers declared the feder- al employees had received no wage in- crease since 1914. except an ''inade- quate bonus" of $40 8 wear.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
AWAIT WHISkEY FISHING.
Rivcrrncn Ready to Help Clean tue
 Channel.

Detroit March 22.-NaVigation in the Livingstone channel in the lower Detroit river will not be meraced this season by Heating casks and sub merged automobile loads of Canadian whiskey if hundreds of thirsty and willing rivermen are called On by the United States government to remove debris from the channel.
 Discovery that Livingstone channel is the ''graveyard'' of many missing loads of liquor which was en route under smugglers' convoy from the Cana dian shores, was made by Detroit federal officials when it was reported that 2 truckload of Canadian liquor fouadered in Livingstone channel when the ice gave way.
 An investigation revealed the lively operation of liquor smuSg1ers in this particular section and much loss through riyel sinkirgs. The lost truck was ordered removed from the channel when it was perceived that no boats could pass until it was re- moved.
 The saliva sing caused much excite meut among watchers on the shores and on motorboats that sWarmed the vicinity.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
CTYITEMS

Harold Middleton of IS Barnett street. who was run down by an autoin obile last week, underwent second operation for the injury to his leg, at the local hospital today.
 Miss K. Breshingham visited with Miss Hennessy of Talcott street. over the weekend.
 Miss Lucy Ellsworth of Williman- tic visited with MT. and Mrs. R. E. Loomis ovor Sunday.
 Jacob Schiedel of Burlington, from whom the water board purchased much of it's holdings. died yesterday of pneum onia.
 Chocolate cocoanut Easter eggs. bunnies. roosters, favors. McEnroe's $, West Main St-advt.
 The condition of James Ratph, sexton at St. Mary's church, is re- ported to be critical. He was taken ill last week and on Friday even ing took a change for the worse.
 James Tevlin of New York spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Thomas Lowe.
 Mrs. Henry Sleath of Kensington avenue will entertain member of AL exandra lodge, No. A, I. o. D., of St. George at her home Thursday after noon.
 Misses Minnie Parker and Gladys Rattye, of Stanley street, returned last evening from a weekend party il Waterbury.
 PheniX lodge, l. O. o. F., will m ect Wednesday evening. The second de- gree will be conferred upon a class of candidates.
 Centennial lodge, A. F. and A. M. 1 will meet Wednesday evening. liar mony lodge meets tonight. Mrs. Nathena F. Godfrey's classes in dancing will not meet again until Tuesday, April 6th.-advt. E. Solomon who has been ill at his home at West street has rdsumed his duties in his real estate office. John W. McCabe, of Grove Hil has been called to Chicago, H., on ac- count of the condition of Joseph McCabe, formerly of this city, who was badly injured recently in a col lision between a funeral hearse upon which he was riding and a trolley cas-
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22

Munich and it is expected the move ment will extend throughout Bavaria unless it is stopped as a result of the negotia tions now in progress to set tie the demands of the workingmen for pay during the period they were on striko against the kapp regime. Meetings are to be held in the Wurr- tcmburg factories by the councils of workmen to consider if similar ac- tion should be taken throughout Wurrtenlburg.
 Reports received here from Nur- emburg said that city was quiet on Sunday following some disorders Saturday night Further disorders at Leipsic on Sund q were reported.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
HOLDCP WAS NO JOKE.
Members of Club Relieved of CasIl
 and Jcwclry By Masked Men.

Doylcstown, Pa, March 22-Think- ing it was q joke. twenty members of the Bristol Republican club, at Bris- tol. responded to the wishes of three masked gunmcn, who entered the clubs headquarters the other night and robbed them of jeWelry and cash amounting approximately to $1,00O TheA escaped before the police ar rived.
 Chief Of Police Sackville of the Bristol police station said the men were New York cunmcn.
 A member of the club, explaining tue Eoldup, said: The club mem- bers thought some one was laying a joke on on them when the masked mystery man entered the room. But when he insisted that they respond to hands up and when he summoned two assistants, the club members be- came suspicious. but some of them still insist that it was a jOke.''
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
ROSSBERG "SH0ULD WORRY"
''Ofiiee Boy of Humphreys Board ManifeStS Little Concern Over Charges of Alderman Paoncssa.

Chairman William E. Rossberg of the board of water commissioners is willing to accept the status of office boy, in which position Alderman An gelO M. PaOneSsa has seen fit to place him, he says, if in the dispatch of the duties of that office he can render satisfactory service to the city. The alderman, who is chairman of the automobile committee of the common council, is not satisfied with the brand of report the water board has been giving relative to the use of city cars, and took open eXcep- lion at q recent council meeting. Since that time he has come out with statement tlat the water board and the board of public works are run as ono body with Ernest N Humphrey conducting both and with Chairman Rossberg as his office boy
 The chairman further says that if nothing good can be said about him he is not opposed to a little adverse comment upon his work as a city of f1cial as he does not wish to be ig- nored entirely. For 35 years in his clothing business. Rossberg says, he served behind the counter and now that he is behind a city hall counter he will not be particular just what term is applied to his position.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
NOTICE.

To all creditors or persons who may have claims against The Title Realty X Development Company, a corpora ton organized and existing under the laws of the State of Connecticut and located in New Britain, Connecticut. You are hereby notified that all the stockholders of said corporation have agreed that the corporate existence of said corporation be terminated. The directors have limited the time within which claims shall be presented against the corporation as on or before July 20, 1920. Creditors are warned to present their claims within said time to A. Gorbach, 259 Main\street, New Britain, Conn.
 Dated at New Britain, Conn, March 20, 1920.
 A. GORBACH.
 A. L. GORBACH,
 S. R. MINK,
 Directors Acting as
 Trustees in Dissolution
 Proceedings.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
SURGERY WON'T REDUCE FAT.
Experts Declare Removal by Opera
 ton Is Not Practicable.

Philadelphia. March 22.-Philadcl- phia surgeons scotf at the suggestion of operations on fat men to reduce their weight. %Operations for the removal of fat d prominent physi- elan said, '' arc not practical. Wher- ever fat is removed scar tissue forms When this occurs the skin refuses to function.
 Persons excessively fat have the fatty tissue all over their bodies. To do any apprcciable good in reduc- ing weight 1t would be necessary to operate extensively. Thus a wide area of scar tissue would form.''
 Physicians said fat was sometimc cs removed from small areas in the course of other operations, or where the formation of scar tissue Waa ben
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
SNARES CATCH THEIR DOGS.
Farmers Declare Muskrat Trappcrs
 Ire Nuisance.

Media, Pa, March 22.-Farmers in the western end of Delaware county are complaining of trappers and hunters setting traps ill large num- bers along the streams and in the woodlands bordering on their farms. Their greatest complaint is not so much that trappers are reapins a harvest of musllrat, skunks and other fur animals, but because the dogs of the farmers are becoming trapped in the steel traps, causing them to perish before they are discovered.
 Farmers are placarcling their farms prohibiting trappers from entering their lands, but they say the signs do DO good.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22

Dropped Into Kansas Stream, Found
 on Washington Coast.

Belle PIaIne, Kan, March 22.--.A bottle containing a sheet of paper on which was written Miss Alma Lane, Belle Plaine, Kan, August 1916,'' was thrown into the Ninesca h river here three and a half years ago.
 \ few days ago Miss Lane received q letter from R. $. Baldwin, an en- gincer for the Puget Sound Light and Power company, Seattle, Wash, say ing he had found the bottle while boat riding on Washington Lake canal. near Seattle.
 The chief question under discus sion here now is how the bottle found
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
NEGOTIATIONS INTERRUPTED.
Farley Between Ebert Men and Party
 Leaders Ceases.

tween members of the Ebert govern mcnt and party leaders of the Ger man national assembly and delegates of workers which has been going on at Berlin are declared in an official Brit ish report to have been interrupted because of a dispute in regard to the lainS of the workers.
 Spartacan forces still control Stet- tin. Dusseldorf. Elberfeld and Essen where great disorders prevail. The situation in kiel and southwest Ger many is quiet but some agitation is reported in agricultural sections of Pomerania and Mecklenburg.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
ST. PAUL AT HALIFAX.

New York. March 22.-Tne Amer: can line steamship St. Paul, which developed boiler trouble after leaving for Cherbourg and Southampton. Feb ruary 2S, and later put into Halifax. returned to port here today. tei cargo remained aboard, but the pas sengers were trans-shipped at Halifax to the steamship Canada. New boiler tubes will be installed at the pier.
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
BUT LITTLE. FOOD.
Economic Situation in Berlin Causing
 Genuine Alarm.

London, March 22.-Heavy fighting occurred in the Moabit quarter Of Berlin Sunday night, but quiet pre- vailed elsewhere in the city, accord ing to a dispatch to the Central News from Berlin by way of Amsterdam.
 .At Krefeld, F miles northwest of Dusseldorf, armed Workmen have taken over the whole industrial or ganization and the Reichswehr is powerless to deal with the situation, the dispatch says. The food situation
New Britain herald., 1920-03-22
MER RADIATOR COMPANY ':!:: s:: E E:Es s

announcement here. This
 which was bought by ArgentiI Germany during the war, h the subject of diplomatic eN between the Argentine gov| and the Allies, who have neve| nized the sale of the ship.