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throughout the city resumed studies on
Monday after vacation of several days
during which Tins practically all teach
erS attended the round table meeting
held at ParkCrsburg. Local instructors
are una nimous In declaring the Parkcrs-
burg meeting a thorough success and
productive of much benefit. The pupils
have enjoyed the holiday 70 the FULLEST
extent end are ready once again 20 take
up their studies.
Return to wellsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence +. nycr, who
for the past several months have made
their home In Canton. o., have returned
To Wellsburg. where they expect to re-
side.
Attend Celebration.
Scores OF local Republicans WeSe In
Wheeling on Saturday evening and TOOK
part in the jollihcat:on exercises cele-
bratinE the Republican victory.
Rescue Mission.
Mr.. &. 6. Elsan. a native or lnnia
and = missionary worker was the speak
cr Sunday afternoon at the Union Res
cue Mission services. and his ia was
exceptionally Interesting. 1t dealt with
conditions in that far away land. in.
Guiding those found in tn" social ana
religious life. and To anyon" intrrestta
I'm foreign missions, II can be well san
that they missed some instructive hrst
hand information. Mr.. Elsan mad" quit"
mn IMPRESSION upon his Congr"Eati"n
and the manner in which h" describe!
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CURED HIM Of
J.. RHEUMATISM
Could Not Nalk-Laid JD
In 6ed For Five Weeks

For thc benefit Of everyone
who IS suffering from rheumatism, I
want 10 tell of ne wonderful re-
suits received from 'Neutrone
Prescription 90. said our local
townsman, Lloyd Boyd.
Last March, &, was suddenly TAX
en- with severe palma in my hips and
legs, and had % stop work and go
home. Ny legs swelled to almost
double their usual size and the pain
was awful. was in bed for Eve
weeks and could hardly move"
Doctors Did Not Help Him.
Nothing seemed to help me;
doctors and medicines did 40 good.
Some friends told my wife about
'Neutrone Prescription 99", md
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church. Social affairs for the wintcr
were planned and the society means to
have 4 good Time this winter and some
very clever party entertainments and
Other affairs were arranged. The meet
ing WAS largely attended.
McMechen Personals.
Miss Hazel Mason is getting along
nicely at the North Wheeling Hospital
where shu underwent an Operat ion.
Miss Evelyn Rcidcl who has been Ill
for several weeks is improving.
Mrs. I'd Morris and daughter. Miss
Corrlla vino have been visiting at Cam-
cron have returned home.
Mrs. Mary Taught has gone TO Hollo-
way to visit for a few days.
Mrs. I'D Pearson IL confined to her
home on Marshall street slightly i'll.
Miss Emma Graham of Detroit is the
guest Of Mrs. Alice Patterson and chill
drcn of Certified street.
Rev and Mrs {. J. Fuller have pur-
chased the Hull property on Marshall
street and will take mp their residence
there in the near future.
Mrs. Virginia Dean who has been Wis
ting relatives in Parkersburg has re-
turned home.
T. Evrrrtte Goodwin has gone TO Hun
tingrun to visit for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Dixon and family
Of rittShurgh o are spending few days
Mr. and Mrs. o. L. Bullion have re-
turned to their home at Pittsburgh AT
ter a brief visit here
Eugene Cross who has been tho guest
Of MIR and Mrs John HouCk has re-
turned ia his home at ittSburEh
Miss Cecvil IItman has returned TO
his home at West Liberty after hricr
visit here.
Miss MARGARET T.ukcn has resumed
her studies at the Bethany College after
n visit here with her parents.
Mrs Clara Norris has gone to iounEs-
town for n brief visit with relatiVeF
rho O. /. A. ". lodge held an inter-
cstinc and we'll attended meeting last
evening In their hall
Mrs R T. chamberlain and Soa Ken
meth have returned home from iitls-
hurrb where they have been visiting.
MIR and Mrs G. w Rally and family
Of Akron .. hav%taken up their resi-
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conditions left no doubt relative to his
knowledge pf the subject upon wniGh
II was announced that Rev. shaw OF Fol
iansbrr. pastor OF the Presbyterian
church Of that town. will deliver an ad-
dress before the Mission on Friday eve
ming next.
MIR. and Mrs. James l.. Donley. spent
Sunday with relatives in Rayland. o.,
Mrs George S. Larrimore and daugn-
ter Eleanor Jane we're Sunday visitors
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. y. MICH
oils at Raylanu, ..
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one hundred men, women and children
marched in the rear. After marching
through the town, the parade diShand"I
At Sixth street where the band played
several selections.
Knights Will Meet.
The members Of the knights or
Pythias lodge will hold a meeting TINS
evening In their hall on Marshall str"rt
for the purpose of initiating a number
OF candidates. into the order. y full MEM
bership Is desired.
Kings Heralds to Hold Meeting.
Friday evening ut o'clock spccia'
called 6y Mrs. McCuskey. Special work
for the winter is to be outlined at this
meeting and u full membership Is de-
sired.
Society Met.
The Christian Endravor Society or IN"
Church Of God met last evening IN tho
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she got bottle the same day. That
night I took two doses, and before
midnight the pain commenced to
leave. II seemed too good to be-
true. Within four days the swell
ings aaa pains left me and before
the end Of the week, was walking.
/ kept right on taking "Neutrone
Prescription 99". and in two
week, was back on the job feeling
As good as new"
Cannot Praise It Enough.
"Believe me, I cannot say too
much in praise Of "Neutrone Pre-
scription 99", and l want all
Rheumatics to know that they can
be cured. My case has induced
many to try it, and all report the
same results.
"Neutrone Prescription 90" is
the one remedy that can be depend
cd upon to cure rheumatism; there
IL no need of anyone suffering an
other day from this dreaded disease.
1t does what it SAYS il will do. Get
q bottle today, and say, "Good-hy
Rheum atism. =" For sale By
c. H. Grlest & Co.. Druggists, AND
eadinE Druggists everywhere.
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.Nyhi6a
Ie0NS

The interior OF the building Of the
chesapeake and Potomac Telephone ana
TELEGRAPH building on ChapIlne stree
Is being rcpaintGd and redecoratcd In
addition 70 these improvements HehS
mae. the company is also instaIi'hE ne"
electrical fixtures and lights ;" that
they will not be so hard on the eyes OF
rho operators who have 70 work IN the
rooms which are illuminated with SUCH
lights. $3.50,
!, is understood that the old build
ing which is used as a storage plant -
also being redecorated. and other I'M
provements are TO be made in the near
future.
Work is progressing rapidly by the
decorators OF the Alpha Decora tnS
company on the repainting and redeco-
rating Of the interior of the Mcclure
hotel at Twelfth and Market streets
The entire interior from the first 10 tne
top floor Is being rcfniShcd. and when
completed Is expected to be one or the
most beautiful hotels In the city, >,
The decorators have completed all
rheir work on every floor with the eN,
CeptiOn Of the first, which they are
working on at the present time and eN-
pect 10 have finished within few days
The monthly meeting Of the Brother
hood OF the Warwood Lutheran church
will DO held this evening at CLOCK
IN the social rooms OF the church. ~
this time a number Of very important
matters are TO be taken up. which In
cludes the election OF officers for the
coming year.
Today in criminal court. Jess Car;
term. charged with non-support, VII!
go on trial. Attorney John ). Rltz WI!
appear for the defendant. On Friday
OF this week ali city appeals Will be
called. City Solicitor J. J. L. OBr!cn
Will represent the city.
John Mihal Hungarian, aged 4s
years, declared his intention OF oecom'
ing a citizen before Clerk or the L. 5
District Court John II. Conrad yester
worker and has resided In this country
- years, coming here IN 1907. lie re-
Sides At 1l29 Alley H.
All jurors who were not on the Miller
case which WAS the last To come up
Yesterday afternoon. were diSmN0sd al
$3.50 o'clock by Judge Alan n. Dobin-
son but were requested 10 be In court
this morning. at 9:SU o'clock at which
time they will be called on some OF
the other cases waich are " come up
An application for the erection OF a
one-story frame dwelling ~ Patterson
was hled yesterday afternoon before
Permit Clerk George Abrams. the
building Is to be erected at No. , Maple
avenue, Patterson. for Dorner +. Black
The work Of construction Is TO be done
by Contractor Frank Black The build
ing will be small and will cost approx
matGly $500.
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COLDS now
PNEUMONIA LATER

Keep down common colds and lessen
pneumonia cases, which Increase rapid
ly during the winter months. warns
prominent Chicago physician. AZ me
first suggestion of a cold. apply Mayr )
Pine Needle Balm Ia the nose and
check 1t before it has a chance 10 de-
velop. This stimulating essence to the
northern pines Is SO soothing and heal
ing that catarrh. colds in the head nose
and throat clear up quickly when
Mayr's Pine Needle Balm ~ used. Sold
in two sizes-3Uc and 60c tubes. Free
trial by writing George II. Mayr. 2l9
West Austin Ave. Chicago. .:ayr's
Pine Needle Balm is for sale by c. H.
Gricst & Co.
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MErxop1srs ARE MANY.

A census Of Methodists. compiled by
DR.. II. D. Carroll, formerly OF the census
bureau for the centenary CONSERVATION
COMMITTEES OF the ethodist Episcopal
church. shows 3S.S22.lO Methodissts in
the world. according to figures made
public recently. There are s.S32,iO
members OF the church. the, remainder
being adherents and prooattoner who
are members Of Methodist families:
Canada reports 3ST42l members: Great
Britain. t.369.4S2 Australia, 2OA.3s5. and
Japan. 10000. The increase in the total
OF Methodists during the last nine
years is given rs 3935.341. J
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II
HEAL SKIN DISEASES.
ar
Apply Zemo, Clean, Penerab
ing, Antiseptic Liquid % - &;

It is unnecessary for you TO su60s
with eczema, blotches. ringworm, rashes-
and similar skin troubled Zema
obtained at any drug store for 35c, e.
81 90 for extra large bottle, and prompt :,
" applied will usually give instant relic!
from itching torture. Il cieanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly md
effectively most skin diseases. i
Zemo II a wonderful, penerstinG
disappearing liquid and b soothing .
the most delicate skin. Il u not greasy ;.
10 easily applied and costs little. Get
It today and save all further dist1esA
Ths z ". Iaso Go. C,evsla.d. O. E
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Nothing In That Lac.

A visiting minister was proceeding TO
examine the children Of Sunday school
as 10 their general knowledge OF Bible
characters, and began:
who was the first man?
Adam" they all answered IN chorus
WHO was the first woman?
Eve" they all shouted.
who was the meekest man?
Moses"
Who was tho meekest woman"
Every one was siIenG the Children
looked blankly at each other, but none
could answer Finally little hand went
I'D, and the preacherI-looking at the lit
tie fellow, said: We'll. my little man,
who was she?"
serted the boy-Western Christian Ad-
Yocate (Cincinnatt)
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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WELLSBURG.

Schools Resume.
WrlIshurg, Nov. S.-All. public schools
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:B-r-r-r Cold? A Tremendous Wooden
Purchase Enables Us to Offer Men
& Young Men the Newest STYLES, at

ThrOsgh our gigantic buying
faclil;ss, we have recently
succeeded in purchasing
tremendous quantities of the
very finest wooleus, at q great
price concession, which our
mammoth tailor shops have
made up in the very newest
fashions Of the season, amsW
which are prominently d.
played listers, town slsiers,
raglans, with or without belts;
there are also included many
pleated or other hacy back
effects and a host Of conserv-
alive styles for d. 6sn6ed
dresser; newest shades and
every wanted size.
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Today In criminal court. Jess Car
term. charged with non-support, VII!
go on trial. Attorney John ). Ritz Will
appear for the defendant. On Friday
OF this week ali city appeals Will be
called. City Solicitor J. J. L. OBricn
will represent the city.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
Preachers Stir Panic
In Kentucky Mountains
People Flee in Terror From
Homes to Escape Predicted
Fire and Birthstone
Special Dispatch to The Tribune

LEXINGTON, Ky. June 13.-Word
Seached here tonight from the east
errn Kentucky mountains that scores
OF people there are frantic with fear
that they are to be wiped from the
face of the earth. Disaster is pre-
dlcted by preachers of a peculiar sect
which has foothold in the mountains.
Fire and birthstone are the agencies
which will destroy whole towns and
communities, according to the preach
ors' dire representations, and tonight
while lightning is flashing and thunder
is rolling, people are fleeing to For
Cay village over the Kentucky line
in West Virginia, where the preachers
have told the people they can find the
only zone of safety. The frightened
mountaineers and their families. with
such household goods as they are able
to carry have fled to Fort Gay in
droves. SO far the communities which
were to be destroyed according 10
the exhorters. are safe and there is
not even q ripple to show that there
is any danger of fire and brimstone
At Louisa, Lawrence County. town
Of thousand people, the destruction
was to come two nights ago. Some
people fed. others merely laughed
Late last night, as party Of strag
glers set out for Fort Gay. some joker
exploded big can of giant powder
and the time Of the travellers to Fort
Cay was cut to nothing fat, though
the distance is about eight miles.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
4. F. L. Groups
T0Clasl1 Over
Soviet Russia
Committee Report Will OPP
pose Dealing With Reds
and Big Fight on Conven.
,ion Floor Is Scheduled
Criticism Given Congress
Report Up for Adoption
Scores Failure to Deal
With High Cost of Living

MONTREAL. June 13.-Labor lead
- predicted tonight that the first
ii, seh. or the floor of the convention
- me American Federation of Labor.
.av in session here. would come upon
~ presentation OF resolutions de-
~sndins recognition OF the Soviet
.,rsrnmert OF Russia and the lifting
I the blockade against that country.
The committee considering these
-Asolations will recommend that the
.onven.ion refuse 70 inGorse the So
,;,. or any other form of government"
!. Russia until the people there have
,s.ablished IS truly democratic form
), government
rhs "progressives," )" headed by
lanes Duncan. OF Seattle, are prepared
- wage q bitter fight on the floor for
seogni.ion Of the soviets. They will
!. supported, he said, by the Interna-
,;onal Ladies Garment Workers of
ysw York and several other interna-
,onal unions.
Plea in Behalf of Russia
One of the resolutions presented by
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14

the garment workers asserts Russia
has thrown off it's "millennial opprss-
SION and the old Czarist government. as
well as the oligarchy of the Capitalists
class and asks the Federation TO re-
quest the United States government to
othcially recognize the Russian view as
the "only true expression of the will
OF the Russian people
Mr.. Duncan. in q resolution presented
IN behalf Of the Seattle Central Labor
Council, asks that the government
exert its best influence to the end that
japanese and all other foreign troops
be Immediately withdrawn from the
territory Of the former Russian En-
pre- and that the commercial blockade
be lifted.
Report to Assail Congress
One of the first matters to come be-
fore the delegates will be the execu
tive councils report. which states that
Notwithstanding the needs of the
masses of our country, Congress
failed to enact a single constructive
measure that would aid in checking
profteering."
Alexander Howat, president of the
Kansas Mine Workers. ORGANIZATION,
announced tonight that he. will fight
for the adoption Of his resolution con
demning the Kansas Industrial Court
The resolution also criticizes Governor
Allen for "his despicabla efforts to
enslave the working class of Kansas,
and finally the working class of the
United States, in prostituting his Office
as Governor of Kansas to the work Of
crucifying the working class"
New York Delegation Arrives
delepation of tuentv-fva renre
sentatives of the International Team
sters' Union arrived here to-day from
New York, to urge the federation to
give its support to the striking trans
portation workers in their fight against
the proposed "open-shop" policy of the
Merchants Association. They con-
ferred throughout the day with the in
ternatonal officials of the teamsters
ard the longshoremen's unions.
Frank Morrison, secretary of the
federation, and Patrick ] Moran. pres
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14

Between the Balkan and the Great
War, he pursued the policy of an en-
tente with the Serbs, much TO the dis
satisfaction of the Italians.
Faithful to Allies
Throughout the war, he remained
faithful to the Allies, placing himself
under the order of the Allied COM
mander at Salonica. In the Autumn of
1918, he again visited Salonica after
several visits to Paris and London and
offered his services. His Friendship
for the Serbs, however, caused the Ital-
ians to look upon him with suspicion
and the Italian government forbade his
return to Albania. Since then he had
lived in Paris
y AS the president of the self-styled
Albanian government, he has doubt
less been the leading spirit in the
revolt against the Italian occupation
which has been causing the Rome
government so much trouble
Essad's death comedies with the
launching of campaign to advertise
a new perfume called after him. the
secret Of which is said to have been
handed down in his family through
generations
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
Man Jostles Baby, Is Stabbed
Assa;lan. Escapes After Attack
mo Victim? in the Street

William Doyle, thirty-two years old,
u 455 West Fortieth Street, was
abbed in the left shoulder last night
by an unidentified Italian when he ac-
c.lenta.y iasc.e7 "a pabV colrIago IN
front of 433 West Thirtieth Street.
Doyle was walking with friends when
one of them pushed him against the
perambulator. His assailant ran into
a tenement house and escaped.
Doyle went to the French Hospital,
where he was attended. Detective
Mooney, of the West Thirtieth Street
station, investigated, but was unable
to find any trace of the assalant.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
sail Thursday
AMERICAN PORTS

60
muck, New York; Lahettc. Norfolis, rem
church (BI). New York Yone Maru (Jap),
Spoziai Maria Stathatos (Gk). Gibraltar.
Condo De Zuberia (Sp) Glasgow. y}ely-r-
uon tNor). Antilla. sailed: can Ortegal
leID, Genoa; ThorgerG (Nor). Cienfuegos
TishidM. Danzig ana stocSholr}: Massil-
June l3-Passed in for baltimore Stripga
lNor), Rio d Janeiro. Meininger tFr), NV
Baltimore: Port Antonio (Nor), Tela Lord
Downshire (Br) Belfast and Dublin.
l.actawanrra. Newport News Australier
Winona. Rio De Janeiro. etc; Tsisfora de-
Antwerp via Liverpool.
Cornth (Br), Calcutta coyons Snrro,Io Nv, o
Arlington. Norfol< fraDGor sorS' rfoii EorfoiT
sea Ncrfo Sor5h9rn fS 0Vs" ws@e, fSiIa4e: adf'3t1
t,r /, Eovrs -. -" ~. H'l4!co' ~ al
l,f.Ai'f y,S-re,>e i,of! -1ews'
ers Apaoh,. %,v. W, = We - ArriV.' 80
3 '.s' 1850 Ghii. lhGmig'o IDp he fast
,-o4ds cambronne trrj. Rdt.erdar nam tcn Bcpn
schr Netherqon -@n rom H'sinsre 9oston
sailed Str yo,,1 ,eo.il ., = I" i,e fial'len-
2ishpoo (Br). St NazaiTe H. en- na
ger1h fRr) Alreria, aI, r. r ] tit t1il-
sonville 'i''e'e' 'ath =
INCEs0N1-1rr
strs Elisrnern 1,oston yone iy5-ArriVed
Charleston (and s.Oa1 t ouIS sIow!'
parccIan. pi>arocGa, New T S9rk Sailed Pawtueket
VIA Cbarlsst"n l' va nm t.ehape New York
mia nv ma .a,n rieslon banGroft cuba Chiqui-
.lU,a, SaVehas' Columbia. ST John s
00IHtyf VIZ no bpenos $. AyTes via savannah.
Lake GednaD unq iaArrlyed Strs
c'biid o'1 a9WS, sailed Strs Aisace CF(
(itD pnriiand y Iehlce' 3uckl eigh
sicndora Phjiadcipbia -, 1lpral ar
ClSr 81 Johns 'T,. GanadIan Gunner
,SYs - canitn yoiti1 ir. .5rayson' Newport
Csr) Philadeipha s;rrra
,
f}re,,,.r -''NN N4'"s' Lake t'faphlte,
''' %FWpop.r >,i4;yJ' NEWS w.
" ~ ~ - T. w . a. June l3--Ar-
5ia Iiegq S.rs Covalt NnrfoIk Montcelo,
eFn eo Tity, New York- & Sailed. strs Anselma
paE EpSon G@r eIP1, Als%anfTia Fene-
S9'lanse Ss ~. ~ IarseIIIes' HaIea (Sp),
96ana pja ne 7, ouracoa kna
'-o, -roi tTln no"tlce.to breinen and
1f3tH %nT,oil N"'lo'N' "lhterswy
''1s1i P1i1I'A1r1 'fol vi rrna -.,.,.
e.t. - I,! & - A g. : -, en-, otis - Veo
rna a'ei no N'.elicU ,, a.
5bndn} l1an ,Irp,aa JacNsonViIle
yareI orr 2Var> iaSg @s oana 1a
,n@acuS no4N; e. 'une IA ssed dow n
ceiona Beihlehe Boston ''is RsedI .3p' ~jnag
Dei, j une assoc down from Phlladel -
EHla HtIS Genera! Consul FaI!lsen tNor).
rDS Rof,erdar, ie'A' 'o'S Oh
PORT TAMPA, June 1s-Arrived: Strs
Mascotte, Havana VIA Key West Winifred
Taupico, Mascotte, Savannah Via Key
est.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. June 13-Arrivcd: :
orI9 S'doi t titP, a"lp.co' rassls NBr), l.lv-
sabine; pennsylvania. Bayanne ,Ie'9' az N'' >
PORT EADS, La, June l3--Arrived: Strs
Madrono (Nor), Thmpico Nelson, Glen
fuegos, Nomis. Mexico; Ofnoa (Hond), Port
CDfteZ, i'dtEl tfr), buti waters (cruiSer)
schr Progreso NPoro, Portugal Sailed
Strs Ceiba (llond), Ce!ba, Copan (Hond)
omoa via Port Corte2; Danvllle Glen
fucsos; Excelsior, Havana. II w F'lagler.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14

ident of the International Bridge and
Structural Iron Workers Union, were
made Chiefs to-day by Iroquois In
an Indian village on the outskirts of
Montreal. The Indians gave big feast
in honor of the labor leaders
The body Of delegate J. J. Henly, of
Schenectady, ~ Y, who died suddenly
last night in restaurant here of acute
indigestion, was forwarded TO his home
to-day. Mr.. Henly was representing
the international Hotel and Restaurant
Workers. Union.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
Gkrainiaas Reported
To Have Taken Odessa
Dispatch From Constantinople
Indicates Entry Occurred
Prior 10 Saturday

PARIS,-June 14-Ukrainian troops,
acting in conjunction with oPlsh
forces, have occupied Odessa, accord
ing to Havas despatch from Constan-
tinople.
1t quotes reports current there on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
KIM Receives Giolitii

ROME, June l3.-The Cabinet crisis
remains unsettled. King Victor En-
manuel to-day received former Premier
Giolitt and later consulted with
Francesca Nitti, whose Cabinet re-
s.gned last " ednesday.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
STEAMSHIP IEVIAIHAN
FOR SALE
By United States Shippng Board.
Washington, D. c.

BY United States Shippng Board.
Washington D. c.
Sealed bids lump basis will be received the Office of the
Chairman of the T. S Shipping Board; 1919 Street n. W.,
Washington D. c.. before June 29 1920 Bids to be
opened June &c. 1920 1870 the Offices Of the Board
Vessel to be sold and where is.
Certified check of 100000 accompany all bids,
Terms 20 cash. balance period of 10 years Further
to be as fixed by the Board.
Inspection allowed prospective bidders upon application the Boad
Plans and specifications for recondonng with the ship They
may be inspected in Washington. D. c.
The right reserved to reject all bids
The Levahan has speed of 25 knots and its tonnage 5000
dead weight; 54,2S2 gross; 2354S Constructed 1914
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO THE OFFICE
OF THE CHAIRMAN OF THE UNITED STATES SHIP
PING BOARD, WASHINGTON, D. c.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-14
Shipping S News

Cochin China. Netherlands East Indie.
.nd' Pnlllpp.ne Islands via Vancouver
ana victoria, 3 c.. Steamship Empress
OF Japan. June ls