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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24
WEEKLY SUNDAY
SCHOOL LESSON
in FULL DETAIL
"Rewards of Faithfulness'
By C. Russell Shetterly

The international Sunday School
less for February 9th is Matthew
%: 14-3O.
Among the many wonderful par
ables told by Jesus perhaps none is
more familiar than the parable of the
Talents. In this parable Jesus told
his disciples, who were gathered
around him on the Mount of Olives,
of the man who was leaving on jour
ney to distant land, and who en-
trusted his fortune to his three ser
wants. This capable business man of
that day did not intend to have his
money idle, so he divided the money
among the servants according to
their abilities, with the very evident
purpose of having them turn it to
good account. He was keen judge
of men, and he made no mistake in
the division of his eight talents, worth
over $4,000. To one servant five tai
cnts were given to another, two; and
to the other, one. The first two ser
wants. faithful to their trust, doubled
the money that had been left with
them; the other servant, with only
one talent to take care of, buried it
in the earth, and returned it to his
master with the words that che had
his own" The two wide-awake and
business-like servants were rewarded
with the commentators of their mas
ter and were given increased respon-
sibilities; the lazy, excuse-making
servant lost the talent that had been
entrusted to his care and was cast
out of the friendly circle into the
1nnn1ipny, ,,,n,ll
The parable Of the Talents teaches
the lesson of faithfulness in fine
and simple way. 1t paints in vivid
colors the rewards and penalties that
are so sure to follow according as we
do or do not make the proper use of
those abilities and opportunities
which God has placed in our hands.
We all have some ability, some talent,
even though it may perhaps be very
CONTINUED on last page)
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24
TRANSFERS RE-
CORDED DURING
PAST WEEK

Feb. 1S-Edwin j. Frederick to
Fred Fender. all that portion being
about 81 acres, of the SWK of NEA
of section 2s-21-44 w of the 9Th P.
NJ Consideration S1.00 and exchange
of property. -
Feb. 18-L. j. Bennett to Robert A.
Marshall, lots 5-6-7 in block l6, town
of Ovid. $l.00 and other valuable
consideration.
Feb. 1S-C. N. Bennett to A. d.
Fellers and J. R. Shields, all of lots
Is and 16 in block l., town of Ovid.
S100 and other valuable consider
alton
Feb. 1S-Robert A. Marshall to A.
D. Fellers and J. r. Shields, lots s.
81 block l6. Ovid. $1.00 and other
valuable consideration
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24
PARTY AT HOME
OF MIR. AND MRS. FRY

A complete surprise was arranged
and successfully carried out, when
friends and neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fry gathered at the Fry home
in the east end of town Thursday
evening. The occasion was to re-
mind them that on the day they had
been married twelve years.
The evening was spent in various
games of cards after which two
course luncheon was served by the
self-nvited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fry were presented
with a percolator as remembrance
of the evening.
The guests departed at late hour
wishing them many more years of
welded bliss.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24
BEET GROWERS ASSN.
CALLS ATTENTION TO
IMPORTANT FIGURES
THE BEET PRICE
he past ten years did this

le has come to do some figuring. Get the pencil.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24
Experience and Belief

The Liberty Sunday school class
of the Methodist Episcopal church
enjoyed social at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Stafford in this city
last Tuesday evening, there being
about fifty present at this event. De-
licious refreshments were served and
all present spent most enjoyable
evening. We have been requested to
announce that those who do not be-
long to other Sunday school classes
in Julesburg are cordially invited to
join the Liberty class, which is COM
posed of grown folks, and is very
much wide-awake organization. Luth-
er Holmes is the teacher.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24

EDUCATIONAL PAGEANT
TOBE GIVEN BY PUPILS
OF THE GRADE SCHOOL

folly of forced learning" in train
ing for citizenship, the need of demon
arcotic training now in preparation
for the future of the nation and the
way to give equal opportunity to all.
This is q large undertaking for a
school of this size and deserves the
cooperation and support of the peo-
pie of Julesburg.
The proceeds will be used to pur-
chase a phonograph for the school.
Admission so cents. 7:45 p. NJ. at
the Hipp, March End.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24
WOMAN'S CLUB MEETING
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9TH

The next regular meeting of the
Julesburg Woman's Club will be held
Wednesday afternoon, March 9th,
with Mrs. J. A. Thesis as hostess. The
following is the program:
Guest Day
Current Topics Mrs. Goe. Thompson
Phycho-Physic Trend in Literature
-------M Mrs. c. V. Parker
Seven Purposes" "Thy Son Liv-
eth" Ida Reich
Roll Call --------------.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1921-02-24

A pageant entitled THE Light"
will be presented At the Hippodrome
theatre next Wednesday night, Mar.
2, by the teachers and pupils of the
grade school. Mr.. Earl Hamilton will
take q leading part as well also Mr..
Homedew. The S. c. H. S. orchestra
will furnish the music.
The pageant portrays the need Of
training for democracy by showing
the high cost of learning by exper-
fence, the delay of progress by blind
ly following tradition. the opening to
the road to Progress by invention, the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Marine Disasters

FAYAI. Dec 3-Wm Isom. rotterdam for
New York, put In for repairs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 5-yamalnai,.
from Portland, Ore, to-day spoke sch
Ecola, Honolulu for Coos Bay. before re-
ported. Captain said oil on board tug Sea
Eagle lost when tug foundered while tow
Ing Ecola Ecola spoken noon Sd, nine
miles west-southwest Cape Blanco All
well.
Carlos. trading coastwiso. arrived 4th
from Grays Harbor. Lost dcckload lum-
Der In storm off Oregon coast; part OF
rigging carried away.
49, ASTORIA. Dec 5-Motorshp William
Donovan Grays IIarbor Ath for San Pedro.
VANCoUvHR, b c. Deo ,5--Antonio
noated 4th with assistance salvage vessel.
Damage slight.
:. A1BERDEDN, ABB, Dec S.-Bsr bound vessels
sailing Attn included motorship Canada
tSwcd), strs Capo Henry. Dcerheld, Pacific
Maru tJap) and Shingo Maru tJap).
MARSEF1E1D, Dec 5--Sch Sir Thomas
Upton, Pearl Harbor Oct 20 for Port
land, Ore, towed into Coos bay by tug
Fearless. San Francisco for Coos Bay. Sir
Thomas Upton 1st off Oregon coast.
unable to make port; vessel undamaged.
BOSTON, Dec 5--Fire of unknown origin
discovered late tonight in hold OF Amasis
tBr), here Dec from Alexandria with
$4,000 bales of Egyptian cotton. Damage
estimated at $145,00C
SYDNEY, N S W. Dec 5--Conference and
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Fleet Corpn. Cuts Losses
By $4,000, 900 a Month

From The 1'ri1tsne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-MateriaI re-
auctions in the losses sustained bv tho
emergency Fleet Corporation in opera
items have been made since the present
administration went into effect, Joseph
IVY. Powell, president and general man
day.
The losses month have been re-
dnced from approximately $4,000, 900.
prior to the assumption Of control by
the present Shipping Board. to less
than $4,000,000 for the month of Oc-
totber, Mr.. Powell said. The losse. on
voyages, which previous to June aver
aged about $1,000,000 a month. have
been cut to 100000 for the month of
October.
The total expenditures of the Shin
ping Board and the Emergency Fleet
Corporation for September were S4.-
100000, while for October this was re-
duce to $3,950,000. In the pay roll
alone great reductions have been ef-
fected. On June Is the monthly nav
roll amounted to $15.861. For the
month ending November is the paw
roll was $10,993.
Considerable savings also have been
effected in the upkecp of ships tied up.
On June is the cost OF maintaining 956
ships amounted to S3,941,O figured
on yearly basis, whereas ON Novem-
ber II the yearly cost had dropped to
42,919,000, and the ships tied up had
increased to 1900,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From Now York

yJGO. Dec aRomn (Irr). for Marseilles
PORT SAID. Dec 3--Sutton Hall tB),
for Hong Kong.
TmNNRITTE. Dec a---west c,aruth.
sUEz Dec a--Gaellc Prince (Isr), from
Hong Kong.
GfBRAl.rAR. Dec 5---canopio tBr). for
Genoa and Naples.
BRISTOL. Deo 2---I3ristoi city (Br).
LIVERPOOL, Doc b--Ccdrio (Br),
PI,YMoUTH, Dec 5---panhandlc State
for London tand procecded).
Hcsperos (Nor), Haugcrland (Nor); :Sth,
Camilla Gilbert tNor).
ANTW ERR. Nov 30---St Mihiel
PLYMOuTI,o Dec h~-Nieuw Amsterdam
(Du). for Rotterdam (and proceeded).
Departures Tor New York
HAMBURG, Nov 30-Lancastrian (BrD,
MARSEtLLES. Dec 1-Bondowoso (Du)
from Batavia.
S1NGAPORE, Dec s--City Of Adelaide
(Br), from Hong Kong
SANTA FE, Arg, Nov 26--Linge6itk
(Dul.
LAS rALA1As. Dec s--prahant (Nor).
HONGKONa. Dec 3-Wcst imrod.
DUNDEE Dec 4--Alp,ne Range (Rr).
QUEENSTOWN. Dec s-Baitic (Br)
from Liverpool.
SHANGHAI, Dec 2--Knoxville city.
DUENOs AYRHS, Dec 4"-Courtown fnr,
Skogland (Nor).
ANTWERP, Dec storm king,
FOWEy, Dec 2--Westward IJo.
COLOMBO. Dec 2--West Canon
PATRAS, Dec 2--Irish Monarch (Br)
SHIELDS. Dec 3-Liv (Nor), from
Gsngox.
CALCUTTA Dec S--Madawaska (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Shipper Wins Suit
Against Ship Line
On Prepaid Freight
In Absence Of Specific Com
tract Refund Must Be
Made if Delivery Isn't Car
ried Out, Court Holds

An important shipping decision By
the United States District Court for
the Southern Division Of New York
has just been handed down in favor of
n. p. Sloane & Co. against Compania
Trasatlantica Espanola. The decision
is likely to exercise an important in
fuencc in similar cases.
On November g. 1917. Sloane & Co.,
cotton merchants, obtained space con-
tract from Compania Transatlantica
Espanola for 1000 bales of cotton to
DE shipped from New York to Bar
celona, freight to be prepaid. The
freight contract provided that ship
ment should be made subject to the
terms of the company's usual bill Of
lading.
The cotton was delivered alongside
the ship on lighters December 20 and
Sloane & Co. obtained a blank bill of
lading in the usual way from the
steamship company. The cotton was
actually put on board the ship between
December 27 and December 81.
On January Sloane & Go. sent a
check to the steamship company for the
freight and took up the bills Of lading.
The steamship company stamped on the
bills OF lading a clause providing
that prepaid freight was considered
earned when the goods were received
by the steamship and should not be
returned, whether the vessel was lost
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Arrived Yesterday

Giuseppe Verdi (Tta), Genoa Nov 1G
frst. alS second. 1868 third class pass, mails
and mdse; Pier IS. II.
Shasta, Loadon. Nov is: to Barber g.
Co.; in ballast; Pier 81, Bkiyil
Henry Grove. Tacoma Nov 8. Boiling
hau 8. San Francisco Is. San Pedro I6.
Cristobal -: to the Atlantic. Gulf and ra-
citc $ Co with 1ndse Pier 81, n r.
zulis, Maracaibo Nov &c. Curacao ~.
Mayaguez 20; TO Bliss, Dallett a. Co; with
ss pass mails am amSs mase Pier II hslyn
American Line With 1S5 pass, mails and
mdsc; Pier So, r..
.ns san nolenso; s,,s ~ Pence Mov a. Msyasuex
York and Porto Rico S S Co: with II pass.
mails and indse: Pier 35. Bklyn
American 'ss Cuban LINZ WITH Iv sugar Su 70
SO 4th St Bklyn
ALI. Allisnae, cristohal Noy 20; port-au-
to Panama r r S Line with ss pass,
mails and mdse; Pier So N r.
ST. Mary tBrl. Port Antonio Nov so: to
Atlantic Fruit Co with pass mails and
mdss: Pier 2s, II.
:, Dorothy. BOSTON Dec 4; to A II Full;
Pier 81. Bklyn.
Tunny (Nor) philadelphia Dec 4: TO
Munson Line; Pier 10. u r.
G White. Tampico Nov %; to Pam
o ananoles oil e with
Pulwico, Cartagena Nov %, Porto Colon-
ba Nov %. Kingston Nov 2S; to Clyde
Line. with four pass. mails and mdse;
City OF Canton Colombo Oct II, Port
Said Oct rs. Marscilles Nov 10; Gibraltar
Oct Is, Boston Dec A. to Norton, Lilly &
Co, with mdse; Pier s. American Docks,
S +.
Lake rrebs. Baltimore: to tho Halshaw
S S Co, with mdse; rier 81 r. II.
Comus. New Orleans Nov So to South
ern Pacific Co, with pass and mdse; Pier
40. N r.
Norfolk. Baltimore; to Clyde 3 Co,
with mdse; Pier So, N r.
Gulf of Mexico. Port Arthur. Tex: to
the Gulf Refining Co, with oil Bergen
Point, J.
songdal eNor,. Santos Oct al. Rio do
Janeiro Nov 3, Trinidad IS; Boston Dec 4,
Lake Arthur. Richmond. to tho Rich
mond & N Trans Co. with mdse; Pier 4s,
l. r.
John worthington. Texas City. to Rob
ert L. Hague. with crude oil; anchored of
VQmpkinSYilla. S I
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
NAVY Orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-Navy orders IS
sued to-day follow:
Althouse, Capt. A, to Guam.
Ahernathy, Com. r. A., to u $. 8. Lamber-
Goodhue. 1T. Corn. w. r., to U. 9. g. Huron
Penn, Lit. Com. A.. NJ, to squadron To-
Austin, 1t. t.. r., to u s. S. Bruce
Denny, 1t. w. T. to u. s. s. Charleston.
Denebrink. Lit +. c., to U. s. S. Burns.
Clay, 1t. c., to squadron 15.
Forster, LIT. G. t., to u. S. s. Foote
Gibson, 1t r. s., to u. S. s. Robinson.
Hicks, 1t. j. c., to San Francisco
Hoover, 1t G. b., to u. S. s. Conyningh am.
K1dder, 1t. II. j., to U. s. s. Wilkes.
Klein, 1T. II. r.. to u. S. S. Parker
Lindblad, Ist. A., to U. s. S. Davis.
Macdonald, Lit. w. A.. TO Hampton Roads.
McReynoTds 1T. r. W., TO U. S. S. Gregory.
Sale, Lit. f.. T., to San Francisco.
White, Lit. c. b.. to U. S. s. Savannah.
Wheian, Ut. j. ~, to U. s. s. Ludlow.
Cummings, LIT. A. H. to U. S. s. Ford.
Dahn:an, 1t G. b., resigned.
Fitzgerald, ". j. T., to u. S. S. Paul Jones
Gieseman, 1t. A. o., to U. S. g. Tarenholt
Gordon, 1t. II. j., to San Diego.
Harrison, 1t. H. A., to U. s. S. Charleston
Nelson, LIT. T., to u. 9. s. Tarbel
Hcrbst 1t. II. H., to u. s. S. Hubert
Knickerbockcr. 1t. II. p, to u 8. S.
Sicard.
Tanders. Lit ]. e.. to Boston.
Mcntz, LIT. G. f., to U. S. S. Noa-
Rule, Lit. A. o. to U. S. $. Kane.
Steger. 1t. l.. to U. s. S. Blakeley.
'robin. LIT ]. r., to ". S. S. Pruitt.
Eline. Ems. IL, TO Atlantic leet.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Incoming Steamships

Vessel Port Agency
sommel'dijk. Msrseillss. Nov 70.
sveln Jar'. birmingham. Nov is. ~
Exeter City, Fowsy. Nov u.
West Inskip. Antwerp. Nov IL. ''' w.
Black Diamond Corr
West calumb. Gibraltar, NV Nov u. s.'i'S I" Co.
United American Lines
Rottcrdam. sSs Pymouth. nIs Nov as French Lines
Holland~Amerlca Line
Italia America. inc.
Britannia, Marseillcs, Nov 10 .Tabro Linz
Gen Fl F Hodges auayaauil! ~ Nov H..
oranfos, Puerto coiombia, Nov ~. 4
M0rr0 Castle, Hsvans. pso !: 's
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec g. "A' LILO
Furness Bermuda Line
Olympic. southampton. Nov 30.
pannonia. Liverpool. Nov ss. % .cunsrd hard ns Linz
cohamer' Bordeaux, Nov o.
Maraval. Demerara. Nov %. -'''
Carrille. Santiago. Dec /. United Ffuit Go.
Due Tomorrow
cantfsny. Antwerp, Nov Is.
Rcusillon. Havre. Nov &c. French I'm
Gdansk. Danzig. Nov 90. II Bull
Alfonso XIII. corunnas Noy 90:
Virgil. Trinidad. Nov Is. - -u-''
Lamport & Holt Line
Gen g W Goethals, Cristopal. Nov so. '
Panama Limo
Due Thursday
comeric, Alsiers, Nov 8.
Bayern. Hamburg. Nov "a
United American Lines
IN
Delavan, Belfast, Nov "a
si1aola. Kingston. Dec 8. ''''N
United Fruit CO.
Due Friday
Aquitanis, Southampton Dee a.. .cunard
centennial State. London, Nov 0.U s Liner
Duo Saturday
Archimedes, Manchester, Nov a.
Montauk. London. Nov 30. '''
citta al Messina, Naples, Nov Il. '''"'
Phelps Bros
Avare. A,. Santos Nov "a. Lloyd Braziieiro
United American Lins
Bessie Dollar. San Francisco, Nov II.
Dollar Lines
Due Sunday
=! 1Ksrconland. Antwerp. Dec j. Red Star Line
NJ Carroll. Hamburg. Nov so. TN Am Line
Turness. withy & Co
1eoutH saoOuieltoW, Eyerett NOV II.
1ntercoastal Sea Carriers
Ulra, Port Limon, Doc 4. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Paris, Havre Dec 6.......... French Line
Baltic. Liverpool, Deo g.. White Star Line
Montserrat, Cadi2, Nov So
Spanish Royal Mail Line
Barbadian. liverpool, Nov So
International Mercantile Marine
Crofton Hail. Montevideo Nov H.
Norton. Lilly q Co
City Of Hankew. Newpor. Nov IS:
Norton. Lilly g. Co
Pannman, San Pedro. Nov 5..Unit Am Lines
Caracas. Curacao. Dec S.......Red ID Line
Fort Victoria, Bermuda. Dec 10.
Furness. Witty & Co
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

icy tho III, saHydroarnphio Cffloe.l
North Atlantic Oceati---Om tho American a
Tho following obstructions were reported: :
Dec 2, lat 40 Ion rs "a, passed two large
spars with sails and rigging attached,
Potter CroweIl: Nov II, lat ~ o6 Ion - 90.
passed nun buoy 10. EBparta; NOv IL. lat
~ 30. lon So ~. passed large spar protect
ing 3 feet out Of water. Masiiisl: Dec /, lat
Az 0b, lon 90 0S. saw a Light buoy, Sture-
holm; Dec J. about 10 mileg SW OF Fire ISL
and lightship. passed uunntity OF wreck
nEes appar ,ntly part OF e. barge, Munalbro, /,
T2 so, consisting of two spars md 8 feet
respectively, out OF water. was destroyed
by II $ Coaat Guard cutter; Dec /, lat
30 90. Ion I3 30. passed whnt appeared to be-
hatcheB 20 feet square and heavy piecc
OF timber. Grecisn; Nov 20. lat 30 ~, lon
20 20, passed log 25 feet long. Sheridan;
Dec !, Barncgat, " j, bearing degrees
(truel about liz, miles distant, passed
mast projecting foot out OF water. appar-
entity attached submerged wrccknge, Eve
iiyn; Dec ], lat 80 Al. lon 70 a3. 'whistlinE
buoy marked I4v over n, probably Man
tucket Shoala light vessels station whist
ling buoy; Nov 40. lat 3S g. Ion IS sc,
pasaed TWO largo pieces OF wrcclsage, 3p-
parenty from u barge, Mexico: NOV so, lat
81 O5, Ion T5 OF, passed two large pieces
diameter. respectively, also t~o pieces
OF a hatch combing painted red, Nacoo-
ohee; Nov .s lat 80 h. Ion rs "a, passed q
buoy surrnounted by star about Is ft tall
with cross stats. Spectator.
Tho stations of the Canadian Signal Serv-
tce reported ice ns follows: r'Iyet. Nov
80 light, scattered ice, distant; Crane Isl
land, Nov 30, light, open Ice: Montreal to
Quebec. Nov 80 some hight. broken ice from
Lakc st Peter to Quebec; westward to
Nov 30. considerable light ice; Anse st
Jean, Nov, 30, como light ice.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
By Cable and Radio

Olympic (Br), Southampton and Cher
bourg Nov so. to White Star Line, with SIC
first..S73 second and S2H third class pass
mails and mpsc; was reported 661 miles
east of Ambrose at noon yesterday; due in
Quarantine at 3 p m to-day and will dock
at 5 p an at Pier 50. N r (West 22d ST..
Rotterdam tDu), Rotterdam Nov rs, TO
Holland America Line, with 234 l1rst
206 second and 500 third class pass. mails
ana mdse; was reported +7s miles east OF
Ambrose at noon yesterday; vessel is ex-
pected to dock late this evening or oarly
tomorrow at 5th st, Hoboken
MORO Castle, Havana Dec 8, to Ward
Line. with % first. second and 8 third
class pass, mails and mdsc; is expected to
dock late this afternoon or early to-nlor
row morning at Pier IA, f II ct OF Wall
st).
Gdansls. Danzig Nov 2s, to A II Bull
with pass mails and mdse; Is expected to
dock to-morrow a IN at Pier 20, B'klyn.
Aquitania (Br) Southampton and Cher
bourg Dec 3, to Cunard Limo, with pass,
mails and mdse; is duo n Dec and
will dock at Pier 54. r (west 18th st>.
Paris (lrr), Havre Dec s, to French Line,
with pass, mails and mdse; is expected to
reach N Y late Sunday or early Monday
and will dock at Pier 81 r (West 18th
st).
Baltic tBr). Liverpool Dec 3, to White
Star Line with pass. mails and lndse; In
expected to reach Y Monday, Dec Ia,
and dock at Pier co, N r (West 23d ST..
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

tDistance lis given in miles. Reports are
dated az noon unless otherwise specihed.1
America 1855 w Plymouth Dec 4.
Ampetco 200 from Bishops Rock Dec I.
Blair due Bermuda m.
Cantigny lat Al 10 ion "a 56 Dec S.
Carriio due Quarantine Tuesday
Centennial State lat so "a lon rs so peo L.
Eastern King 900 T, overfslls Iy Deo A..
Effingham lat AZ "a Ion AZ AZ Doc 4.
Ell Oriente 225 S Scotland Lv Dec 6.
Everett 90 p Tsarnegat Dec s.
Gdansk 900 e Ambrose Dec 3.
George b Mckenzie E Montauk Dec S.
Gloucester 264 NE Winter Quarter Dec 4.
Gulfstar 229 8 Scotland Lv Dec g.
Hampton Roads lat 32 81 Ion Sc 28 Dec 6.
Hudson 460 E Ambrose Dec s.
McKceBport 11l6 e Ambrose Dec 6.
Me)rose 16 SW Montauk Dec
Mount Evans lat 43 "a Ion 3S As Dec 1.
Olympic 557 from Ambrose Dec (due
Quarantine about $3.50 PM Dec 81.
Panhandle State lat 46 A Ion 81 81 Doc 4.
Pipestone County 1178 w Bordeaux Dec &.
Potomac 49S w Weser River Dec s.
Rotterdam 47S e Ambrose Dec 8.
Schoharie 153 E Ambrose Dec g.
Seminole 22s Nantucket LY Dec 4.
Somerset 685 ESD Ambrose Dec 4.
Somnelsdijk due Quarantine about 10 PAI
Dec s.
Transportation 50 Il by N Firs Island
Dec 4.
utacarbon 1900 NE Key West Dec L.
West Calumb $50 e Ambrose Dec I.
West Selma lat 40 II Ion 28 81 Dec 4.
west lnskip 1850 E Ambrose Dec 4.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Inland Marine and Lake.
Champlain Lines Merge

Shipping men were interested in the
announcement yesterday Of the merger
of the famous old Lake Champlain
Transportation Company with tho In
land Marine Corporation. The Cham
plain company for years has been
known to shipping men as "The Line"
The marine company is one OF the
largest operating on New York States
waterway system.
Until now. the Inland Marine Cor
poration has been operating exclusively
on the Barge Canal from New York to
Buffalo. Its move in acquiring the
Champlain company was said to be due
to the pressure upon the company for
more complete service next year.
The merger is looked upon as the FIRST
practical result OF the recent tour of
inspections Of New York's canal system
by number Of congressman and
business mon from the middle west.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06

or not. The clause had not tber....
fore been used. 80. sso-
A few days later the bills Of laa;r.
were delivered to Sloane & Co. ;nss
before the War Trade Board revetas
export license Of cotton. Sloane 4 1 ca
theTeupon demanded return Of -. ~.
freight money, which the steamsh;r
company refused, asserting 1t was sa
titled to the freight. e''-
I'he court holds that unless Their. !.
n binding contract providing that n,s' :
paid freight shali be retained n sh;nns,
may recover the same when carriaga I.
prevented without his fault A pow y
crnmcntal interposition, the deeis;or
holds. will prevent performance. and II
the absence Of contract proyiding
otherwise will justify recovery Of hs fhs
freight prepaid
New-York tribune., 1921-12-06
Maritime Miscellany

SAN PEDRO, Dec 5-~Bay state. last OF
hve shipping. Board liners assigned Ad-
mifal Line, for trans Pacific run out OF
Seattle. arrived 4th,. for bunlsers hrteen
days from Philadelphia
SEATTLE, Dec 5--Todd drydocks will
add nifty pontoons to ono OF four unit float
ing diydocks to accommodate Shipping
Bard obs" liners ready March 1.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec h--f.os Angeles
Steamship Co. reported tentatively al
located Shipping Board strs Aeolus and
Huron, ex-Gcrman vessels, for new service
from Los Angeles to Honolulu. Former
will carry 400 passengers anu latter 400.
Hawkeye state, from Baltimore to-day
two days late account repairs will sub
Honolulu: latter viii be- overhauled
BALTIMORE, Dec 6-Exports hero for
tho week ended Dec totaIcd s2,797, 237
an increase ot $1.53bSG7 over preceding
week. Imports were s5S6,94o, n decrease
of s321,592.