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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
N0NUN|ON CREW PUT ABOARD SHIP
Mobile Police Called to Mobile Dock to Quiet Trouble.
 UnioniStS Arrested

Mobile, February 22.-Placing of nom union crew on board the steamer East ern Sun of the Windward Island line, caused much excitement today and re- suited in the entire detective department and several police officers being called to Ethe scene.
 Nine arrests were made in the vicinity of the vessel, said to be members of the seamen's and firemen's union. All of the non-union men were placed OH board the vessel, according to the police and the ship sailed late this afternoon. Dieagreements with union seamen, Mon day, resulted in union men walking off the ship and today the non-u union crew was shipped.
 The union men arrested by the police are: A McCabe, delegate, charged with being dangerous and suspicious charac- ter; George Passion, Joseph Kilgore E.. Mallboom, Joseph Phillips. Mike Lynch, disorderly conduct; and H. l.. Mitchell. delegate charged with being suspicious character.
 The work of placing the crew on ths vessel attracted large crowd of people to the river front, the police charging that members of the un.ons hau Rep. pickets near the boat, in an effort to pre- vent shipping the non-union crew. Off cials of the steamship line announced that warrants would be sworn out ir the federal court against some of the men charging them with conspiracy
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
MCDONALD CAMPAIGN
 FOR CONGRESS BEGINS

Sylacauga, February 22.--(Special.)--- s. F. Mcdonald, Talladega county's candidate for Congress from the Fourth district fired the opening shot - his campaign here this afternoon when at an enthusiastic mass meeting of local citizens the first Mcdonald club in the district was formed
 About 500 citizens attended the meeting and pledged their active sup port in furthering MT. McDonald's s candidacy and stating that Talladega county will vote for him as a unit. B.. B. Conner. Jr- son of former Governor Conner, presided at the meeting and was elected president of the club: During the meeting an organization was perfected for a thorough and strenuous campaign throughout the district in MT. McDonalds behalf.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
DECREASE IS SHOWN IN
 LOANS AND DISCOUNTS
 OF NATIONAL BANKS
Rv Associated Prcsg

washington. February 22.---Loans and discounts, excepting rediscounts, of the national banks of the country outside of New York city decreased S265, 260,000 between last November 10 and last December 29. Comptroller Williams of the treasury announced tonight in making known the results of the bank call of the latter date. In New York the loans increased $4s,O41,- 900 during the same period.
 Savings bank d sposits increased be- tween November 15 and December 2s. the comptroller reported although oth- CT bank deposits decreased.
 Capital, surplus and profits also in- creased to $2,787,s41,00o, which. MT. Williams said, was the highest amount ever reported.
 Net reduction of loans, allowing for the increase in New York, was $216,- 21s, 900, and the only cities, outside of New York. showing loan increases were: St. Louis, Baltimore. Atlanta. Louisville, Cleveland, Detroit, Minne- apolis. The, only states whose country banks showed increases in loans were: West Virginia, Florida, Kentucky, Montana, California and Utah. Near ly every other state and city, MT. Williams said. show a material de- crease in loans and discounts. resources or all the nauonai banks on December 2S amounted to $21.367,- 799, 900, which s reduction of $714,- 114.000 since the call of November 15. Total deposits were $16,277,757,000, a reduction of $683,S45,000 as compared with November l5.
 Capital was reported at $1,272.2s1,- 900, decrease of s$2,SS1,0oO over No vember To.
 Surplus and undivided profits of the banks amounted to $1,515, $50, 900, which shows an increase of $15,327, ,0o0 over the previous call.
 The number of banks reporting was S,1So. an increase of 24O over Decem- Der year ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
ANDALUSIA ROTARIANS ANNOUNCE BANQUET
 FOR LADIES TONIGHT

Andalusia February 22.-(SpecialD The Rotary club will observe Ladies Night Wednesday, and elaborate prepa- rations are being made for this event.
 The programme will be one celeorat- ing the sixteenth anniversary of Ro- tary. and number of guests have been invited. The banquet will be served in the McArtan building, and festivities will begin at o'clock. An orchestra will furnish music for the occasion. President Allen Crenshaw will act as toastmaster Rotdrian Charles Henderson is chairman of the committee on arrangements.
 On account of having Ladies Night on Wednesday, the regular Tuesday meeting of the club was postponed ln- til the following week. The Rotary club Is also planning to have a good roads meeting at an early date.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
HARDING CABINET IS ONLY AVERAGE,
 DEMOCRATS ASSERT
Coterie, It Is Declared, Can Hardly Be Described as Su- permen Promised By Pre-
 election G. 0. P. Orators
HERE IS PERSONNEL OF
 NEW HARDING CABINET
By Associated Press

by Associated RreBg The new cabinet, as selected by President-elect Harding, will be: Secretary of State-Charles Evans Hughes, New York. Secretary of the TreaSury-Andrew Mellon, Pennsylvania.
 Secretary of War-John W. Weeks, Massachusetts.
 Attorney General-Harry M. Daugh- erty, Ohio.
 Postmaster General-Will H. Hays. Indiana.
 Secretary of the Navy-Edwin Den- by. Michigan.
 Secretary of the Interior-A. B. Fall, New Mexico.
 Secretary of Commerce--Herber Hoover, California.
 Secretary of Agriculture-Henry Wallace, lowe.
 Secretary of Labor-James J. Davis. Pennsylvania.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
TEACHERS TO MEET
Important Session Taxes Place at
 Rockford Saturday

Rockford, February 22.--tSpecial.)- The countrywide teachers meeting and the reading circle will be held here Saturday. This will be one of the most important meetings of the year since some of the county schools are about to close and the time for the annual reading circle examination is near. Also delegates to represent Coosa county at the Alabama Educa- tional association, which meets at Montgomery March 24-25, will be elected. The text for the meeting to be discussed by the teachers will be American Social Problems"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
STUDENTS TO GIVE SHOW
Coosa County High School to Presen
 Comedy

Rockford, February 22.--(Special.)-- J. The Excelsior Literary society of the Coosa County High school will present Assisted by Sadie" February 25. The characters are cast among the stu dents of the upper grades who have shown marked talent as amateurs in former plays. This play is a comedy of mystery anC is expected to be one of the best plays given this season at the high school The proceeds will go toward bearing the current expenses of the society.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
Aged Woman Dead

Wedowee, February 22.--(Special.)--- Mrs. Bettie Ray, one of the county's oldest inhabitants, died Saturday at her home near here. She was near 90 years of age, and was born and reared in this section. She. underwent the hardships of the earlier settlers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
BOYS TO ORGANIZE
Rockford t0 Form Scout Local With
 Twenty Members

Rockford February 22.-(Special)- - Rockford is soon to have a local Boy Scout organization with 20 mem beri and several applications for mem Der ship which will be granted soon. Com missions have been asked for one scoutmaster J. A. Gam, and two assistants, T. o. Kimbrough and c Busey. The necessity of such an or ganization here has been recognized but until recently no movement has been made along this line
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
Negroes Are Convicted

Sylvester, ,ia., cUruary --.-Mace Cid dens and Joe Jackson, negroes, convicted of murder. were today sentenced by Judge Robert Eve to hang on April B.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
Many Liquor Cases

Wedowee February 22.--(Special )-The circuit court of this county is confronted with heavy criminal docket at this term. There are 20 cases on the docket for distilling, and quite a number fer violating the prohibition laws No mur- der cases to try at this term.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Mmebers New York Cotton Exchange, New Oris.ns Cotton Exchange, New York Produce Exchange. Associated Members LiverpeeI Cotton Associatien. Oraers selicited for the pureAase and sale of Gotten and Cotton Seed oil for future delivery. Special atten- tion and lfberal terms given fer eonsisn- n.snt of spot eetton fer delivery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
LEGAL NOTICES
Nofiee fo Contractors

Nofieo to COntractOFS The commissioners court Of -Cleburne county. Alabama. wilt on Monday, the 7th day of March. 1921. let contract for the building of two new 100-foot steel bridges across Taliapoosa river---one to sit on cyiin- ders and the other to sit cement piers. these piers and cylinders to be 24 feet high from bed of river. These bridges to be 10 tons capacity.
 The county to furnish all lumber for said bridges
 These bridges are to be paid for in Gle warrants, interest paid semi-annaaily. prin- cipal due 1s30.
 The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids
 This Sd day of February. 1921,
 D. S. BABER, ara ianinn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
New Solicitor oa Duty

Wedowee, February 22.-(Special.)-- The new circuit solicitor, C.. A. Moon, Of Lafayette is here for the first time in the capacity as solicitor. He suc- ceeded w. B. Bowling, who was elected to Congress from this district last year.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
New Hall Dedicated

Wedowee. February 2a-tSpeciaL)--Th Masonic fraternity has just completed it's new hall and moved in the past week. The hall was dedicated at a monster meeting Saturday night. The lodge here is one of the strongest in fhis part if the state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
MARINE NEWS

By Associated Press Port EAds, La, t'eDruary 22.-Arrved: District of Columbia. Baltimore; M. F. Elliott, New York; Marne, Norfolk; Rama. Blueficlds Trlmountain. New York.
 Sailed: Cadillac tBro. London: Lake Festus, Tampico.
 Leodon MonAy
 By Asseeiated PEess London. february z2--Bar silver, 33X pence per ounce; money, 55i pence. Dis count rates, short bills. pence Three months bills. ez@s 1s-l6 pence.
 uvssDesl Cseasu
 By Assoefsto4 RRess Liverpool. Fepruary 22.--Co.ton, spot in limited demand. prices lower; good mid ding. Aed fully middling, S72d; mid ding, 7S7d; low middling 67zd; good or dinary, 4l2d; ordinary. Al2d Sales. s.0Oo bales, including 2,7oo American. Receipts. 64,0D bales. including s2.too American Futures closed steady. February, 8d8d; March, &1sd; May, S36d July, S57d; Oc- tober, S.6sd; December, S.74d.
 Metal Market
 By Anpoeiatod Pross London, feprualy z---.- -aAuard copper lytic spot f1; futures. f7s. Tin spot fi7o 5s; futures, fl7s 5s. Lead spot. fiy; futures. EfS 15s. Zinc spot f25 2 Sd ; futures, f16 12s Cd.
 r5eduee
 Ny Associated Press St. Louis, reuruary --.-A-uuktry, geese. 15c. Others unchanged. Eggs, Skc. Butter, creamery, 47c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
To Send Delexate

Wedowee, February 22.-(Special.)- This section has been visited by the heaviest rains in recent years. Much damage was done land and the public roads. Some of the streams overflowed and number of small bridges dam aged
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
LEGAL. NOTICES
N~kf~

I, the undersigned trustee, will offer for O'clock noon for cash, asubject to eonfirma Z tion of the Hon. Emmet ONeal. referee in bapkruptcy) 50 shares of par value of $100 each. of the capital stock of the Leeds Supply company, a corporation doing mer- cantile business in Leeds, Ala. Said stock offered being one-haif of the capital stock of said Leeds Supply company. and is sold as the property of the C., F. Mayerhoff Lumber Company. Inc. a bankrupt. Sale will be held at the store of the Leeds Sup ply company in Leeds. Ala. Purchaser will be required to make deposit of ope-hah the purchase price at time of sale and pay bal ance on confirmation of sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
Notice of stocEhoideTs' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that there will be the Alabama Home Building and Loan As sociation at the main office, zo2s First February 24. is3i. ct 12. noon. for tho pur- pose of increasing tho capital stock of the association from six million to nine million dollars, and for the transaction of any other business that may come before the meeting
 H. M ROBERTSON. President.
 w. V. M ROBERTSON. Gen. Mgr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
Notice

State of Alabama, Jefferson County; Estate of John Rivers Carter. Deceased
 Letters testarnentary upon the last will and testsm ment of said decedent having been granted to the undersigned on the 18th day Of February, 1921 by the Honorable ]. F. Stiles. judge Of the probate court of Jef- ferson county, notice Is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate will be required to present the same within the time allowed by law or that the SUSIE N. CARTER. Executrir. 800 South 29th Street City.
 The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at it's office, 2o5 Forty-first street, south, on March 2, at D. m.
 W. R. SrARBUCK, Secretary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
By HILE

WANTED F Young man for bookkeeper and clerical work, good chance for promotion 1; must write good hand. Apply to K-8O, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
LivssDeel Cetleu Hy Anonefat,n& Rvnnn
Metal Market n- A
H1o1lUee
AsseelatsA Press

St. Louis, re1ruary -z.-A-uultry, geese 15c. Others unchanged. Eggs, 2.zc Butter, creamery, A7c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-02-23
OFFICE MEN

We secure positions for experienced office men.
 THE COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE (High grade Employment
 403 Empire Bldg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
MON LS

New YORK. March .S.--Money on cali
or the New York Stock Exchange toduy
ruled a, per cent all day. Time money
Mas dull today. and few small loans
were made at per cent on both clakses
OF collateral for all dates. Business was
restricted almost entirely 10 renewals.
which were made at the same rate.
Mercantile paper rates ruled at "a. un-
changed FOR tho best names and IL To Z
per cent FOR less highly rated names. Some
sactiOns were reported at ia Ter cent
on gilt-edged names at short maturities.
Buslness was in moderate volume.
CONTINUED on Tenth Pngel
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KlCh WOnti
IAulIHE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
CHICAGO GnAIN MAKKEr.

Chicago. March S.-Correct anticIpa-
lions that the government report on farm
reserves would prov" bcarish tended to-
M 10 weaken ;il" wheat market IN the
.ate G"ailnGr. Prices ".o.sd unsettled Al
me same a. yesterdays fln:sh TO II, lower
WITH March SL@ TO sl.GoS and May 1879
!" ,l''.a C"rn lost :. 20 i:qi = aud oats
Varied from 2'.c decline TO sc advance
heat u.uEry displayed unusual eau
uousness untH he last hour. but then
az a rule vccred to the assumption that
The amount 81 whea, held on farms would
prove To he larger thlu had been gen
crafty estimated. Most -. tho selling p.Aa-
sure came from h,ldnrs OF March con
tracts. who desired substitute the ...Ny
delivery On the waa!". nevertheless. Ito
report was surprise n that The ana .
jgrity o' su"ssss ncipr riilni uut the cot Al
-! Farm Reserves much Js.ow the govern
H"nts actua! hsurcs. No other in.ii-
tnc" thsI the government report attracted
amy special attention eacept rainy
weather. which At the opening counted
somewhat against tho. bulls. Dcvci"1-
meats regarding Germany AID the allies
were practically ignored.
Ction of wheat
Provisions averaged hish.r with hlgg.
EuocncetssH' - chansss In labor CON
oht"ng 1T TIE rhckiug hor.os I'D | no at
pr"c!rbl" 'n ~i on the MARK.
a. sGs fnff,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
npY GOODS

DRY GOODS
ZEN YORK. March s.-Cptton goods
market ANA cotton yarn showed little
Improvement today. Movement on past
orders continued steadily Stsples s.rr.
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;nod corn-fsd u!rs and shuuty 10
All Southern hogs sold subtec
spection, aud when soft :
RIC,iMoSp STOCK MARKET
caskic q. Burch " COMPANY.
islS East Main street,
Richmond. Va. March 5 la9l:

CITY AHD STATE sscuRITiES
Va =. Oh ard H., i';e s;; Ssis 81
STRt%T RAILWAY tiSxDS
Nor. and Ports. Trac. 60. 5s 1886 81, go.
Va ~; ana Tow: Go. IS: l32t 6G;s ,...
STEEEr RAILWAY STOCKS.
Va. Ey. End Pow 60. com. 10 49,,
NJ q -
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dress goods were bought freely. Canton
silk crepes sold well and a better demand
was reported Tor satins I,uriaps wer.
easier.
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shu, '.'os" PRESS ,;.s
D''SS 1890
NiI.LEEr.D.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MAEKEr

Richmond Union Stocit wards
Rir.'nund. Va. March ). 1921
N"in"fNSi Good run nr cattle AiarI"'
Atty act!N" but closing weak. Prospect +,
,wrT. prices d"pend.ng largely ON re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09
INESDLSPATC RECORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

butcher. - 20 i>c higher: others average
~ h ,,,s;i c,os"d hrm; ,cp Siio5; bulk
pounds up; so "|f lj.GS; riys. q to ipc
"!Sher. bulk. 50 10 ~ pounds Sln.Cj Z. lico
St""ty 10 &c higher; 100 choice HANDY
w'iEht Lambs here: lamb top. sD.i0. over
-" " mounds 'h.ri"e 9G-gourd Colorado
lamb, reached 5000. bulk Fat iambs
500 l.tg; Ch Zee iyi-pouud wooded year
linEs s'gl: shorn, s6.7j. 10 pound shurn
weth"rs. 500: ii2-r"nn'l sh"rn ewes $. ~:
To pound wooded -w.S. Sj.S5 bulk fat
WuOLth cMns. s. . Z, !. -.
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ding futures r.nsca az follows:
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

CHICAGO. March S.-cattlc: Receipts
icgli oprr-d generally steady on ali
grades AMI CiaSz:s, closed strong on beef
steers. weak on siockcrs ami feeders: top
beef steers. !D..j; bulk. fs.5lGf i0.-t: hulk
butcher she stock. sso9ff7 100: bulk bulls.
stccker- and feeder steers largely sI5,T
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COTTON MARKETS.
ANEW YORK. March 8-Thc Eurot,ean
hsws had u very ppsettling effect in the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-03-09

cotton market today hat restricted rather
IMAM stimulated business. and early de-
ctin"R wcr" followed ny rai;is. on>%nv".-
Ing, May gont,ac,. ;;'!d up from ii.J2 70
II - al the c!ot- of the preViOu- day. The
genera list closed very steady. ne; 8
points io":r 10 FONTS higher. March
notices estimated az i.7Jl bales w"t. re-
relatively easy ruling q! tn. nci5 month.
tn" 'nerTrt opened steady at decline
OF to = point. IA !cspOns" TO the weak.
ncss et Liverpool which attributed
American selling Early offerings here
wrT- pretty well absorbed by covering.
ho"cN-r. and th" market h"il generally
steady later IN the day. Win Ma'ch SCH
ii - 20 i..9 The market closed within
f"w points ot the beet. The mott gen
"r-i critmont was that the enforcement;
"f ALLIED penalties might delay indus
Lruk-r- said this coupled with
feeling that the measure. unh"rtakcn
would soon BRING .bOu; satisfactory
adJust 'ucut. The small vpiuut. OF bust
lion 20 avail, LevelopTn.a:- IN this con
ncCilon, and most Of ths trading rc3Dri-
ei was 7urpoSed 10 Represent the closing
uGt 81 r-rcfGt or old commitments. TheT.
was no change la the new from The
goods trade Il: home e. abroad or IN tho
character ~ advice. -.achlnC neTe from
ia. South. The latter ipin'cJ tn sub
stantia! dccrcase In acreage, al hcush
runnicting ngurss were E!vcn in estimates
Of the .probfoI. reduei.on :anE.nE fF"n
local spot people. IT wa, casy to b,IN
spots Ia the South today. Ou; compare
tyslS litce sGpiborn s-lirE tss rtD0rr-
ed around the ring. Fort. receipts todsy.
exports. !s.is'. making 500, rs 20 ia' this
season.
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NEW ORLEANS. March s-wh!Ic the
cotton market was depressed touay Il
took tE!rly steady ton. Ia the late trad
ing mainly the result OF heavy short
covering. which ws= credited to Texas in
'.rc-t., and The clos" wAs points down
{" ! pont NJ. net on the session Tn~
Goi:t.sa, Developments IN Europe were
aggiEs. The marSct from the start MI
they drove QUE all fresh buyers. he mar
k"t getting it's SupI ort a!no. altogether
from the clcn-n; among tn" shorts which
wanted i;s prOhts ~ ih- loves, 81 the
day the more active months were NJ To
q points under the hnsIs Of yesterday
with May on to HIS. On the close an.
stood at il,.s. Th. wcakes, period 81
the session was IN the early hours Will.
the news oycs night whs helm: discounted.
The advance OF allied troops into Ger
many was taken rather more calmly than
expected. and roor comment WAS this,
the real dsprrsS!on< would not have bee
WIFI they ware had !; not been
for the poor showing made by the Liver
pool market.
Following tn: first downward movement
there Was "'ronE recovery on realizing
by shorts " ~ carried prices back tn
practically the !cvcl Of ysst-rday's c!osc.
a little later there were further sags aud
the market remained moderately do
pressed until The late trading when IL
cam" back again to hiEh levels for
the day to ia. for May. Al this price
for May The active months We're I'M
changed to points coinpared with
yesterdays Las. quotations.
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Po-, movement:
New YORK MiddlinS. no: receipts. 81.
stock. lZ,.sSs
Minor putts-Stocls. sci
Tote! TO-DAY Receipts. 1921: exports,
1915: st0ok iI1,UJ,.
Total tor we'N-iieceipis, 5'.iSc. cxpor,s.
~ sep.
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LOCAL. tnnnI CE MA4MEr.

tWtIoies,lr Quotations by yroo.i,on-CraIx
Inc. l9I7 East Cary street
PhGnr Madison .9O.D
Richmond. Va, March s. 1921
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-01
COD FISHING STOPS

Tho cod0ahing companies Of San Francisco win send no boats into Alaskan or other fishing waters this acason on account of am oycrHtocEod markc, and labor troubles. it was
 announced recently by Che Alaska Goldfish Company The Alaska and Union Goldfish Companies have ucd up their boats for Che season.
 Fishing at four stations n Che North Pacific coast win Doe carried on by Che Alaska Company. but Che usual fishing activity in Boring Sea win be mas.ue this year Salmon fishing companies are stnl oudcav- bring to ncgouate a wage scale Chat win permit them. according Co the.r statements. to send small fleets north thiG year.
Douglas Island news., 1921-04-01
LOOKING FOR BOAT

m am effort ,o obtain % vessel to carry supplies Go lts stations in Bor me sm and Che Arctic. Che Alaska Division of Che United States Bu. rcau of Education is conducting nc. rouauons with Che owners Of three different craft lt was learned re- cenuy
 Ono of Che vessels is Che power
 schooner Ruby Of Che Kuskokwim Transportation & Trading Company which Is now in Victoria. B. c. where she arrived September 25 from Ucrcbe island In Che Arctic
 Tho Alaska Division of Che Bureau Of Education had hoped to get Che brIranuuc Boxer now I'm Newport R. l.. for service between seatlo and Boring Sea and One Arctic. but Cou- gross failed Co make an appropria- uon of funds for placing Che vessel u condition for sea. sho has been used as a naval training ship .u Newport and would have to be rc- paired. ovorhaulod and an auxiliary engine Installed before she could bc used on Che Alaska route. An effort win be made at Che next ses- ion Of Congress to obtain funds to u.aec hc Boxer n condition for service uH planned to ma.al samI- diesel engines n tbc vessel and con- vert bcr into power schooner or motorh.p.
 Wh che Boxer Che Alaska D.vi- sion Of Che United States Bureau Of Education had hoped to reach about 2.f00 natives who live between Che Yukon and Kuskokwim rivers In Aaaku Arrangements arc now be- ing made with Che United States Cont Guard service for Che delivery of government school supplies to the
 stations in Naaba from st Lawrence Island north.