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ARRIVED.

"a str hnisht COMPANION !Br), Liverpool Jan
Went 70 nier 2, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Steel Exporter, Avonrnouth Jan 81, to
the Isthmian Steamship Lines. In ballast.
Str Saparoea Qputch). Amsterdam Jan 10,
pier g. Bush Doel;., f DrooE x . went 70
to Furnsss, Witty Co, Win 10 passengers sen 11
and mdse. Went TO pier 4. Bush Docks.
Str osakis. smyrna Dec G, Alexandria 18th.
Bizerta Jan I and Philadelphia Feb 3. TO
the United American Lines, with mdse. Went
to foot q Ssth s;rss; Brooklyn ss.o
NsW. 22d. pagoumene Dec o. Cristobal Jan
and Australasia Steamship Line. with mdse.
str West Indian, Santos Dec 20, Rio ia
Metro Jan and 81 Thomas 10th. TO the
with coffee. Went to New York Dock Co.'S
Str siaaons sBr,. Buouo. Aires Dec II,
2oth. 70 the Lamport Holt Line, with
mdse. Went to New York Dock Cos pier
Str sapuipa. Port Lobos Jan %, TO the
Columbus Shipping Co. with crude oil.
Str Esperanto, Tsmpico Jan 81. Vera Cruz
and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with "a pas
sengers malls and mdse. Went 10 New
York Dock Co.'S pier. IL. Brooklyn.
cabello 2hth. Curacao Gath and San Juan
goth. to Bliss. Dallett Co. with IL passen-
gers, mails end mdse Went 10 pier IL, East
str San Pablo (Br). Havana Jan IS, Bay
port, Fla; Esd and Savannah 3oth. to the
emitted Emitted Fruit Co y sss' before ;osd
from Savannah TO this port BY tugs l J
Merritt and wlilet, Went to flobins's dry
SIR vi Norte. Galveston Jan 30, to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Went to
pier so, North River.
str r ID Asche. Galveston Jan 81, TO Robert
l. Hague with mdse. Went TO pier 0, Con-
stable Hook. NJ
Str Comsi, Galveston Jan 20. 10 the Nal
iory Steamship Co, with passengers and
mdse.
str lei Es,ero, New Orleans Jan 90 TO the
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse. Went 20
pier 30. North River
Charleston I'd, to the Clyde Steamship Co,
with passengers and mdse. Went to pier
STR Lake Fsri.,en, Tampa Jan 20, to the
Mallory Steamship Co, with mdse. Went TO
Str City Of st Louis. Savannah Jan 20. TO
and mdse. Went 20 pier 81. North River.
Str Lake Fillmore. Brunswick. Went TO
STR IRA davon CBr. Newport News Feb 3.
20 J F Whitney Co. with mdse in transit
str Aia'rium ,CBrl. Norfolk Feb 2. to
west shore n II, wsehawksn' NJ.
Str Corvus. Norfolk.
81 M Mature ds n f s, Am %. 20 s Esr
York Dock Cos pier "a. Brooklyn.
str Chester Kiwanis, Baltimore.
STR Gordon Castle (Br). PhIa dephia
str Stella Marris CBD. Perth Amboy, 20
str drsidon CBr). 81 John. Nh. Feb I. TO
Punch. Edyc GO. in ballast
~ for Gibraltar. Went 10 pier 7. Bush
st SIR San Tcodoro oeturned from trial trip,
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tug proceeded TO Portland fOr barges Par
tang. Rutherford and cleona. for PhIlaass-
phiag.
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb 5-Arriyed.
strs san jose. Ba lboa &C. Gorani aio
Dutch, sourabaya. de- Hollywood, Kshniui
Sailed I'd, strs Fl I.obo (Br), Lobffost
Mobile City, Av0nInouth; Croois state' ta'-
citts.
SEATTLE Wash. Feb 4-Sailed, strs West
Cayote. Antwer Tenpaisan Maru tJepl
Yokohama.
SANANNATI, Ca. FEB 4-ArriVsd. stIs Ms +
Mediterranro '(sp). Barcelona Walden
Charleston.
ClsaTPd ith. bark Alexander Lawrence
0Jan). GarsfOn.
Sailed 4th. STR City Of Columbus. Bosom.
Sailed s-li, str Point Iona, CUBA scir
Ruth Martin, DO.
SALEM Mass. Feb ARRIVED. barge Mar
ion, Philadelphia for Aiarbehesd.
TAMPA, Fla, Feb 4-Sailed, str Tsncar-
vile. TanlpicO.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Feb 4. IN
Passed. atr Brandon. Norfolk for Boston.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
lBy Telegraph

BOSTON. Mass. Feb s-Arrived. strs Port
Antonio (Nor). Bsnes. Cuba; Lake Elsmere,
Charleston and Jacksonville; Marubs Port
fand Everett. Norfolk; Melrose, do; Paw :
nee. New York: tug Roger Williams Sand
wich. towing barges Hawthorne. Pittstor
and Troy, New York; tugs Tanaqua. rhila
delphia. towing barges cocalico (for New =
buryporD. Salem for PortsmouthD and Suf-
folk land tug proceeded 70 Portsnouthl
Swatsra. Salem land left for Philadelphia.
towing barges Cohansey. Yardley and Nose
lem): Germantown. Philadelphia, towing
barges Leesport. Tulpchocken and Marion
land tug sailed. towing barge Marion. for
Marblehead) tug from do. towing harges
Bear Ridge. Eagle IIill and Monitor; Lehigl1,
Perth Amboy. towing barses 7s3. lsi and
and 7Si Ceft barge s12 at Vineyard Haven
Western. New York. towing barges Tame-
qua. ifauto and Metacomet.
Cleared 18th. schr Bessie L Morse (Br)
Grand Manan.
Sailed I'd. tugs Paoli. towing bsrges Devon.
yards Bay 3D.: Triton. Portsmouth TO re
turn with barge Pocono): North America
towing barses Malvern and Musconetcong,
Sailed 4th. strs c A Garfield, Tampico
l.eke FaT1bault. Charleston and Jackson
vile; tugs lyme; towing barge Brsddoek,
barses a. Davidson and 7 Davidson.
New York: Socony No :. towing barge
Socony No i24. from Providence for New
Ridge, Philadelphia for Lynn; Germantown.
Philadelphia. towing barRes Barry. Tuckahoe
S ~, siAnalte! .cainhs az 49, lorh I9t psrse
~ aiIN. mo a. sfs,aho Light NV
phITr,toRr Ma Ireh ,r,s,od ar,
,r,istienore ~, J,,ernoo, ~. na,, sn,,, ma
ssiied An a., arnoi9 Mscrss psn,
Isabelle de Segua and Havana CamaRucy.
yeronics Ta mnica. Jscanss Gsptscr SFr1
ssiVn.s, AaDpie", ssSdueS nsr.isT bry'
Norfolk
RUzzARDS BAY (Cape Cod Canal, Mass
Feb f~Passed. tugs wstuppa. with i barge (:
North America. witb 2. ~ "'"'
Passed y 9TH, schr Charles c Lister New
York for ST John, NIB
CHARL Lesion, Sc, Feb ARRIVED, strs
vannah; Josiah Macy, New York
Sailed 9Th, strs Waxahatchie, Galveston for
Hamburg; Baton Rouge Key West
CAPE HENRY Va, Feb 4-PaSsed in strs
Suricho. Galveston for baltimore: Lake
Grandon. Nueyitas for do.
Passed out s,h AM, str Antonio tSpl /.
Bsstinore Tor Savona Via Gibraltar; l2;3p
I'm: DARN ISIS tBraz), 90 Tor RIO Janciro.
CHArtAM. MASS. zen 5-Passed, tug Car
Isie, from Phliadelphs' towing parges SKIP
pack for Castine, Indian Ridge for Bucks
port ana Cunru Tor searsport (due PM
atm.
FALL RIVER, Mass: FEB j, PM-ssued
str Clty~of Frceport, Tampico No load ana
returnl: - -
GALN ESrON, Tex, Ian 3l-ArriNed, strs
S S,ig ,br': Msrsellles: req =: freeport
motor Bramell Point. Philadelphia.
, sailed 80. stns ossabaw' New YORK i
fenrose, Iampico.
Sailed 4th, sirs Vacuum, Philadelphia ::
Mericano, Iampico: HIda tGer), Bremen
ana Hamburg; western Light Orange;
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COTTON MARKET
HIGHER AT FINISH
Closes Up % to 80 Points Net,
With Firm Tone and Little
Selling Pressure,

The cotton market showed yesterday
a much steadier undertone. Influenced
by Wall Street covering and scattered
trade support, and gained rs to 43 points
mt one time. The days highest level was
reached In the afternoon Final bids
we're a little under the best. due to
furry of realizing, which developed in
the final few minutes, but the close, how
ever, was % to 80 points net higher
New bullish features were lacking, but
bulls efforts vent further. due to the
markets stronasr technical position.
few private wires spoke of an improved
demand for the actual in parts of the
South.
In the first hour the list was uncertain
in it's movements Pressure was fairly
heavy at one time, sufficiently so to
cause a loss of 2 to points Bears
stressed the quieter goods market Fall
River business for the week was reported
as inactive, with print cloths about
u of cent A yard lower. Manchester
news was also poor. 1t was apparent,
however. that natural internal market
conditions were such that the list was
going higher. Professionals wanted to
take profits.
Little comment was aroused by the
customary weekly statistics. Liverpool
stock is 10000 bales, against 100000
for the preceding week. Sales Of cotton
in that centre totaIled 10000 bales
against $4,000 a week ago, and imports
OF all kinds were $4,000. Export clear
ances from the United States for this
season are 3,047.41t bales, against 3,sos,-
574 during last season. The New Or
leans Cotton Exchange makes the
amount brought into sight this week
249,71t bales, against 310,106 in the
corresponding 1920 week. The markets
general afternoon tone was Arm and
little cotton was pressed for sale. Local
spot was quoted as 20 points higher. at
1850.
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Transatlantic Mails.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5.

Great Britain. ireland. Belgium. Luxem-
burg, Netherlands, Norway. Sweden, Dem
mark, Germany, Lithuania, Latvia. Esshe-
nis, Finland. Persia. South Africa. Madeira
and Cape Verde Islands, via Liverpool: also
parcel post mails for Great Britain, ireland
and other countries. str Cedric. AM tsup
$3.50 AND.
France, Rumania. Bulgaria. Czecho- slo-
yakia, Jugo-Slayia, Austria, Hungary. Po-
land. Switzerland. Italy. Delmatia, Spain.
Greece, Portugal. TuTksy, Egypt British
Siam, Ceyion and Straits Settlements. VITA
Havre; also parce. post malls for France
and other countries. str La Lorraine, $50
Germany (s), via HAMBURG: also parcel
post mails Tor Germany. Austria. Czcchc-
siovakis. Hungary and Switzerland. str
Belgium and Luxemburg - via Antwerp;
also parcel post mails for Belgium. Luxem
burg and Belgian Congo. u S A T Cantigny,
$50 AM.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY s.
Europe, Africa and West Asia. via Cher,
bourg and London mail y, str Albania,
Europe. Africa and West Asia Gtaly and
Greece o. via Boulogne and London; also
parcel post mails for Great Britain, Ire
land and other countries, str Panhandle
State 80 PM (sup PM).
France and other countries -, via Havre :
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str Roussiilon, $3.50 AM fsup $3.50
AND.
also parcel post mails for Italy and Greece.
str Presidente Wilson. 10 AN
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AMERICAN PORTS.

tby MALI
BEAUMONT. Tex. Jan 3l--Arriyed STR
Pcnnywnith CBr1 Port Arthur co conple.
loading for European pOrts).
HONOLULU, 9an o9-Arrived, sir West
Cactus. Kobe.
Sailed 2nth stis AgNimsrs, Yokohama
West Eldara. New York.
MAfIrKONA, Jan 22-ArTiVed, motor
Annie johnson. San francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan 3o--Sailedi etr
L u Kingsley CBr). Vancouver.
SAN DIEGO. Cal, Jan 2s--Arrived, str
Haynie, Norfolk.
San PEDRO, Cal. Jan 29--Arrved schr
Oceanic Vance San Francisco.
Sailed 29th. str Henry r Scott, San Fran
cisco; bark Nssbol CBr,. Wellington.
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Dangers to Navigation.

reported to the photographic Offiee.l
Feb .. lat 80 80. Ion 20 ~, mast pro-
Jecting about 10 feet out OF water. sppar-
emily attached 10 submerged wreckage
Jan 20. about 3ia miles OF Tampico
lighthouse, Mexico. a cspsized lifebost about
rs or 80 feet long. painted white. (Whst was
probably the same obstruction was sighted
on Jan % about miles northeast of the
above ltghthouse.)
Jan 20. lat 80 81. lon 81 o3, large spar
about 30 feet long.
Jan %. lat ~ 50. Ion 40 Il. a spar about
30 feet long and IS inches in diameter
Jan Q. lat A IS. lon 81 10. n sinking
schooner on fire,
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5.

Bermuda. st Kitts, Nevis, Saba. ST Mar
tins. st Eustatius. Antigua, Mot,tserrat, Do
Hamilton. str Fort Victoria, 80 AM.
Costa Rica Cuba, Janlaica, Canal Zone
and Panama ~, via Havana, Santiago, Port
Antonio, Kingston. Cristobsl and Port Lsmon.
str Pastores, $50 An.
Porto Rico, ST Thomas and 81 Croix, via
San Juan. str Ponce, $50 AM (sup $3.50
AND.
Canal Zone. Panama. Salvador printed
matter. &c), Nicaragua Except east COAST
Amapais, Choiuteca and prints, &c, for Ma
caome, Tegucisalpa and Yuscaran ufondu-
ras), cauca and Narro departments OF Co
lombia and Ecuador (other parts or Hon
duras and letter mail for Salvador -, via
Cristobai, Buenaventure, Bahia de Cara
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The United States Engineer office, 90
Whitehall street. New York, gives notice
that under the authority contained in para
graph ) OF the Regulations governing the
use administration and navigation of Hell
Gate, East River, New York. during inn
provement operations" approved By the Sec
Rotary OF War Nov rs. 1910. the said regu-
lstions. which were suspended under date
OF Dec 20, 1870, win again come into full
1921. with return OF floating plant 10 He'll
Gate 10 engage in dredging operations.
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Almanac for New York February S.
DROPPING OF TIME BALL,

NEW YORK. Feb 1.-THE time ball above
The Navisation and Marine Engineering
School OF tbs Seamen's Church Institute, IS
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian, or hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
witch mean time telephone Broad 2g7.
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LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
NEW LIsrIvGs REaUEsTED.

The New York stock Exchange has
received applications for the listing OF
100000 shares OF capital stock OF the
New York shlpbuildlng Corporation OF
no par value, and $4,000. 600 Of capt
tai stock of the New Orleans. Texas and
Mexico Railway Company OF 500 par
value.
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MARlNr-roR SALE OR WANTED.

ron SALE. - Elegantly appointed 100 a.
steam Yacht that was not IN Government
service. 500 n. D. triple expansion engine
surface condenser; modern In every respect :
completely found. bedding. awnings. small
boats &C. Price for immediate acceptance.
$4,000 cost SEQ 600. Greatest bargain ever
offered a. she can be operated far cheaper
than Essolenc. y. =. s1TfP BROKERAGE
Go. nc. so East 42d St, New York.
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Tl,cs. naval orders hHve been made public
Lent Archy w. Barnes. supply Corps, 20
Naval Allotment office. washington; Com
nIander Allan :. Fhrqu9af. 70 coinecton ",
TIM o,tt r & : Selfridec and in comma Nd
when completed: Lieut.. Houston u. lne, 70
duty Naval Hospital. Hampton Roads Lieut.
Edison n Gale to supply officer stores ~
flee Na,-1- Nnrd PIfiIad.lDhia Lieut.. Charles
j fInruer 10 Euroau Supplies and Accoufi;s,
Washington; Lieut.. Richard NJ Little, 10
II s. & Bridgeport Lieut. walter !.
SPENCER to T. < s. Huron Lieut. FrsnI n.
Webster TO L. s. :. Prairie Lieut. George
* Avan TO L. s. s. Comfort as engineer
officer: Lieut. .Tohn II. Gibson. to connection
Tftting orr L. :. S. Wright, and on board
when commissioned.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS
SAIL SATURDAY.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Lapland (Br), Antwerp for New York
IL expected to dock at pier 80. North River,
Monday morning
Str Byron (Br) Rio Janeiro for New York,
is expected to dock at pier 8, Brooklyn.
Monday morning.
Str susquehanna, from Danzig. &C, is, ex-
pected TO arrive at Boston Monday.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South,

Str Delaware. Boston for New York.
Bound East.
str Stella Maris (Br), Perth Amboy for
ST Johns.
Schr William Bispee. Port Johnson for
Boothbay. Me lanchored).
Motor barge Texaco t46 lat 10 AND.
Tug John Garrett. with barges tat IL so
PM).
Steam canslboat Marion lat 6:45 AND.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

oil )foien
hour than the Central Post Office
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From the Hydrographic Office. !

The gas and whistle buoy painted black
and red in horizontal bands and showing a
flashing red light every seconds, flash
second. eclipse seconds, and frequently re-
ported near the position of the wreck OF the
u 3 submarine SO, which lies in approx
mately 80 40 y, Ion - 0S W, is not
drifting buoy. Such a buoy wss established
500 yards northeastward of tile wreck TO
mark its position. In addition four un-
lighted moortng buoys we're placed 800 yards
apart. forming square about the wreck.
and vessels are requested 10 keep clear OF
this area.
BOSTON. Feb 3-The superintendent OF
lighthouses IN this district has notified mari
ners that Windmill Point fog signal. at Hull
which has been out OF order for some time
is again in operation. Also that Farnham
Rock gas buoy No 6 has been established In
6la fathoms OF water alongside Farnham
Rock bell buoy, Cape Cod Bay. 1t shows
an occultlng white light of 10 candle power
every 10 seconds. Shipping is also advised
that Il is the intention OF the department
to establish a gas buoy about March 10 In
about fathoms OF water alongside Mutton
Shoal bell buoy No 2. Nantucket Sound.
The buoy will show an occulting white light
every 10 seconds.
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LIVERPOOL.

Spot cotton quiet at 4 points advance
middling g. 35d Sales 1000, including 5000
AMERICAN Imports 10000. all American
Futures opened steady at 2 TO 10 points de-
decline: March STA, May 500, July 9.14
October $50. Manchester: Yarns and
cloths very weak.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 4.-Wcekiy cotton sta
tistics: Imports %, 900 bales, including Is, 900
American; stock f.fis.0O0. American I2S. 900;
forwarded IS, 900 bales, American ~, 600;
exports O,Oo0: sales. 10000. American $1,000:
quantity anoat OF all kinds 10000, Amer
1 Dls0
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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SOUTHERN SPOTS.

AUGUST quiet, unchanged at &c. saIes 200
bales. Memphis steady, unchanged at &c.
sales $50 bales. Houston steady. % higher
At i2.S5c sales 1905 bales. Little Rock
quiet, unchanged at %: 75c.; sales so4 bales.
Dallas steady, 80 higher at l2.30c; sales
2.ibO bales Montgomery quiet. unchanged
at Il. Doc; sales 10 bales. Galveston quiet,
unchanged AZ i3c.; sales $50 bales New
Orleans steady, unchanged at l3.2oc. sales
savannah nominal at i4c.; sales 80 bales
Norfolk quiet, unchanged at l3c.; sales Ok
bales. Baltimore nominal, 80 lower at
13.a0c.; sales nil. Wilmington quiet 20
hirber at he. sales nil.
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Naval Orders
New York Herald Itnrenu.
Washington, ID. G.. Feb. =.

Special Despatch to TIIr NV NosX IirFA'-
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NEW ORLEANS, Feb. "A general COW
ering movement among shorts put the cotton
market higher to-day. prices standing 81 TO
~ points up In the late trading. Just at the
close offerings were more liberal, last prices
being at net gains of only 20 TO ~ points.
Closing: March. i3.15c. May. 1886; July,
15.eic.: October, t3.0ic. December. l4.pV,
Spot steady; middlinC t3.2oc.
, 1921-12-03
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
WORKERS CONFER ON
PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN

A meeting OF the workers for the
Wyoming Health association was held
mt the home OF Mrs. b. i. Brooks in
the Blackmore apartments on We'd
nesday Tho organization plan for the
campaign I be conducted during the
week o. December 5-i2. was perfected
Mrs. Harry Young was appointed city
chairman, and Mrs. Anna Leeper,
treasurer. Mrs. b. b. Brooks is chair
man for Natrona county.
The headquarters during n cam
paign willsbe in the Taylor and Clay
offices in the Consolidated Royalty
building. The double barred Christ
mas seals will be OF sale in nearly all
of the business places In the city. Boy
Ecouts VIII aid in the sale Of the seals.
Mrs. @. o. Rankin with her corps OF
workers viii be on hand bright and
early Monday morning. It is hoped
to make this campaign the greatest
success Of any yet held. in previous
, 1921-12-03
Wyoming Day
Is Proclaimed
By GoU. Carey

Fffty-two yers ago on the tenth
day OF December. equal suffrage
was granted to the women OF the
Wyoming territory. BY that acs.
for tho FIRST time IN the civilized
world. women were placed on an
absolute political parity with men.
Following the example set by wyo-
ming on December 10. 1853, tho
United States congress. by an
amendment OF the constitution. has
provided suffrage for all women of
the United States.
As a pioneer state In the woman's
suffrage movement. we nhould OBJ
serve the anniversary OF the en-
franchisement OF the women Of
Wyoming.
Now. therefore. I. Robert D.
Carey. governor OF the state.of
Wyoming. by virtue OF the author
ity vested in me by an act OF the
Fifteenth state legislature. do here
by designate and set aside Saturday.
the tenth day OF Dec&mber to be
known IS Wyoming Day. this day
to be celebrated and observed by
schools and various civic organize
tons Of the state ~rrs appropriate
exercises commemorative OF the his
, 1921-12-03
MARINE OIL COMPANY EARNINGS
25PERCENT ON STOCK ISSUED
Net Earnings of $50, 399.91
Reported During Low
Price Period.

The Marine on company reports net
earnings for the past year OF sS..sss--
81 or approximately IS per cent on
the outstanding steel OF h company.
This record was made despite tho fact
that a continuous operating policy was
in effect, prices for crude oil were at
"a low figure for the greater part OF
the time and oil from the company's
property in the Salt Creek field 'ra-
.pro-rated 10 a small percentage OF
actual production.
The total earnings during h first
II months OF the year e SIS $3.50.
against which a total charge OF So.
532.si was made. The expense In
cludes well operation. Office and other
expenses and taxes and interest.
The first quarter resulted in the best
showing in the earning column Of the
concern. II was during this period
that drastic cuts in the price OF crude
oil were put into effect
The third quarter for h same rea'
son shows the lowest earning OF a
loss by approximately so per cent from
the first period. The net earnings OF
the first quarter were s2s.sls.ss and
for the third period s14.OT7-20. Dur,
Ing the liftN tNO inOAlAt41 u oAN AH'
quarter, the company's earning.
Jumped TO S~Is,sss.Ss or approximately
tho same monthly proportion as the
first period which shows the highest
earnings for tho company.
This earning power Is stiIl based on
low oil Prices and under oil ~proration
conditions. The increase IL mainly
credited 20 increasA production from
development OF Sal Creek properties
Under the more favorable condi-
tons hat will exist during h month
OF December when more production
will be taken ut Salt Creek and a new
high price for crude oil 81 Il probable
that the earnings will show a precip.t
Gus incline for the last month.
Tho company's earnings were based
on rovenue OF ss4.ss2.7s from all sales
and ;7s5.Ti from gas sales. With the
net earnings for the year inclusive OF
dividends standing at ts3.ss9.sl and
dividends Nos. Z and s amounting TO a
total Of f~I3,3T2.52 the net profit for
the operations of the concern during
the year were SIS. o27.1s.
The concern capable Of making such
a record during the month which raw
the crisis in the oil industry come and
pass should. under normal conditions
attain a unique position among oil
companies for earning and dividend
payments
, 1921-12-03

thcr fact h a the cap rock over the
|r~onsieep is very hard indicates that
in proper reservoirs the oil should be
trapped. All of the black oil struc
lures 1 n this section that a few years
q were drilled only to the Embar
will the coming yea be drilled to the
Tensleep. In many OF such test wells
n showing OF oil was found in the
Embar which now - considered a fav-
orable reason for drilling TO the Ten
slcep. 1t is reported that the contract
just signed with the Ohio OF Mercer
dome calls for immediate drilling.
W. C. Britzman has comrpenced suit
in district court for $4,000 against
a. d. Lathrop. Walter Schneila ct al.
The suit ia the o%utgrowth of a sale or
a permit on Sec. 2 IN 1893 on tho Lamb
anticiine. the plaintiff claiming n con
spiracy to defraud him OF an interest
in the premises based on a contract
for the sale of tho property. II is I'M
derstood that drilling on the and will
be temporarily held UP untl the suit is
disposed of.
, 1921-12-03

Common stock OF International Pro-
prietaries. Inc. which was listed on
tho New York curb November 90. has
been actively traded In since that time.
and shows e rise OF from 3 to 4 points,
recent sales having been made from
s14.oo to $3.50 a share.
international Proprietaries. Inc.
with headquarters IN Atlanta. Ga. IS
the distributing company for Tanlac
and other nationally advertised pro-
Iprietary preparations. It is one OF the