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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

The bill passed by congress to re.
duce the limit of the standing army
to LIS. 900 men will save millions OF
dollars in expense and will still pro-.
vide adequate protection. The presi-
dent vetoed the bill. but it was
promptly passed over the veto BY both
houses of congress. The bill makes
but little reduction in the number Of
officers, so that in case larger army
had to be cal. ed into service there
would be trained officers ready to take
command. The shortage of trained
officers was our weakness in raising
an army for the world war. and as
for soldiers, this country now has q
goGd supply of ex-service men avail.
able if necessary. The strength Of
the American army is in its. reserves,
and it ia not necessary to keep huge
standing army constantly in training.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
From the Trip Ledger.

From the Trip Ledger.
Henry Klatt, Jr., and wife left the
last of the week for Sioux City,
where they were joined by George
Ray and wife, and the four Of them
are enjoying the baths at Excelsior
Syringe, Mo
Armour Groves went to Sioux Falls
last week to have his ear, which was
recently operated upon, examined.
and was sent to Rochester, Mimi for
another operation. Armour had his
ear injured during the war, and it
has caused MIN q great deal Of troub-
ls since.
Our Christmas Seal sale was de-
| cided success. and q visiting nurse
for the county is expected early in
March. Definite plans will be pub
!! ltsbdd tsrsr.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
COMP ST HEAP MADE
FROM GARD EN- WASTE
Organic Rubbish Of All Kinds
Especially Suitable.
Start by Laying Down Bed Of atabso
Manure and Alternating With
Refuse ENTHUSIASTICALLY Val.
liable for Hotbeds.

Garden waste, decayed vegetables,
dead vines, weeds, and the osganic
rubbish that collects about the place
during busy summer may be cienned
up and put to work again through the
agency OF {: compost heap, sag si,e-
cialtsts of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture. Start the heap
by laying down bed Of stable ma
nure which has not been burned or
heated. The size Of the plot will vary
with the amount of refuse to be used !:
for ordinary uses, II the bed is made
eight feet long by six feet vice and
two feet deep 1t will serve the pur-
pose. Over the manure spread a two
foot layer Of refuse and cover with
another layer of manure. This last
layer need be only foot in thickness.
II 1t is desired TO add to the heap
from time to time the top layer may
be opened anu the new material emp
led into the hole thus made. This is
Convenient for the suburban home
here there Is no animal to consume
the kitchen waste. In the spring the
heap is we'll mixed with fork and
The compost is ready to be spread on
The garden plot. The heating manure
will effectively destroy any weed seed,
present and Will also break down the
structure Of most Of the materials
that have been thrown upon the pile.
The process may be continued indeti-
nite'y by simply adding enough ma
ntre to insure heating. Compost is
especially valuable For use in hotbeds
and cold frames.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10


Representative Bartlipg. of Hutch
inson county, has lengthy article in
last weeks Hutchinson Herald, op=
posing the Language Bill. MIR. Bart
ling thinks the bill would revolution.
ize the American way, which gives
the parent the rights over the child,
and would make the child the lord
over the parent. Granting that this
is true it might not be bad change,
az we, learned when the wcrld war
broke ont that the effect Of the par.
ients' iordship had not been very sat
!. isfactory. We found that many young
men, shout. to. become votere. could
u6t sssa tHs E1g1is1 nJugvs Il
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
Make Your Mind Your sklondike.

Every man has a rich mine Of
precious ores If he wants to work IT. 4
The other day the news went out that
great Gil fields had been discovered
In Kla,dike. the land famous for gold.
The papers say men are rushing TOD
stake claims as they did In the palmy
days Of the gold craze, and there viii
be many who win part with all thevl
have and make their way to what
promises to be quick fortune. I'M
the last rush the way to Dawson CityI
had many CHASTITY group OF bleach
Ing bones when the SHOWS Of winter
melted away. The chances are this
present craze VIII duplicate the scene !
Only few of the many make money
It will ever be thus as long us inen
try tosaWin by chance the riches that
usually come. by toll. Grit,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teacners' Examination for all
grades Of certificates obtainable BY ex
animation will be held at the Court
House in the City Of Tyndall on Feb
"a 1926. The examination will
commence at 900 o'clock q m. the
first day and at 8 100 o'clock q. m. ON
the days following. Applicants will
please furnish pen, Ink and drawing
pencil. Paper will he provided. Aps
plicants must furnish evidence Of
Professional Training as follows: For
State or Primary certificate. IL
weeks Normal School attendance Or
Ave years experience in teaching. Far
First Grade certificate. IL weeks
Normal School attendance or. three
years experience in teaching. For
Second and third Grads certificats. IS
weeks Normal School attendance Or
two years experiences in teaching
Persons who cannot furnish the PRO.
fessional Requirements need not write
the exam ination. Applicants having
Credits. occurred at an examination
held within ak months Of the date scf
this examination. must submit same
with their application in order to g
ceive the credits stated. Credits once
used cannot be used again. A fee At
one dollar is required. The follow
ing schedule will be observed: First
Day Preliminary. Reading, Geogra.
ply, Grammar U. S History. Physi-
ology. Second Day Arithmetic.
Spelling. Didactics. Drawing, 5. D.
History, Civics, primary Methods).
Third Additional subjects for
State and First Grade Certificates.
Applicants for Primary Certificate on
sly, will take Primary Methods in
stead Of Civics.
j. W. WHITING.
Co. Supt
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

Teh senate put the hydro electric
projects to sleep Tuesday, by defeat
ing b, til the Mobridge and the Mule
head bills. This means that there
will be nothing done in that line for
two years unless the House should
pass favorably on bill. Two fea
lures worked for the defeat of the
measures. One was that the present
unsettled conditions are very unfavor-
able for initiating such a vast and
uncertain project The other was
that the location of such plant
should be determined by vote of the
people.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

aThe senate has passed bill pro-
viding for non.political elections for
electing judges Of the supreme, cir.
cult and county courts. It has also
passed bill providing for the cleo
ton of school officers at the regular
municipal, elections. "A reason for
holding them at separate times mere.
tofore was. that women were eligible
to vote at school elections but not at
municipal elections. Nov that the
women vote at both there lie no reason
for holding them separate:
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
From the Tyudall Tribune.

From the Tyudall Tribune.
Miss Mary Terpenning visited sew
eral days the first of the week &C the
homes Of Mrs. F. A. Morgan and
Mrs. q: X. Stilwill. She has re-.
signed her position in Sioux City ard
'af.er visiting a few weeks in north.
ern Minnesota with her sister. Mrs.
Guthrie, she will leave for Los An.
geles Cal, where she will make her
future home.
The Commercial Club meeting on
Tuesday evening proved to be q lively
affair. The proposition of petition.
ing the city council to reconsider the
action of selling the bonds for sew
er system and the erection of the
auditorium was brought up and pre-.
cipitated a heated discussion.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
Smust be remembered that q newspa.
per deals in paper and nothing else.
and since paper 10 going - and not
down. publishers are facing . bad
year.

= y l+u X ~
Press & Dakotan: w. f.. Jacobs,
Of Tabor, and Miss Mary Cooley,
daughter Of the late State Senator. j..
?. Cooley. Of Bon Homme county.
stole quietly into town this morning,
procured \ marriage license at the
court house and were married at 80
this afternoon by the Rev. N. H.
May at his home. They left at once
for Sioux City by car, from which
point they win start on honeymoon.
Chas. Cooley. q brother of the bride,
was presen. at the wedding. which
came as surprise to him. Mr.. D.
,cobs has been superintendent Of the
Cooley ranch near Tabor for some
time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

Armour Herald: a comparison of
Armour telephone rates with SUR
rounding towns show that TyndaIl
rates are 25c higher in all classes
than ours. Platte, Geddes. Andes and
Scotland are just the same and Park.
ston and Corsica are the same on res
idence and Csc less on business
phones; belmont and Wagner are
25c less on both business and resi-.
dence phones. Sc the Armour rat es
are neither the highest nor the low-
est but fair average.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

Tshe. Independent: The big daily
papers are raising their subscription
rates This is due to the 80 per cent
increase in the cost Of pint paper 40
announced by the paper mills for the
year 1921. We calculate that there
will be more newspaper. going out Of
tns!nsjs tits ytss sb1p tsst nv! 4
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

From the Hutchinson Herald
Mrs. John Foley and daughtsr
Nelly left for Iroquois Monday.
Otto Simon drove down to Yankton
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Nick J.
Diede where Mrs. Diede was operated
upon for appendicitis Saturday.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
.elt Full 0. Sea Lion scalps,

Belt Full OF Sea Lion ScalPs,t
AS the sea lion is regarded as the
worst enemy of the salmon. the state
Of Washington pays bounty OF 500
on every sea lion scalp and recently
William Hunter, who devotes mis- en-
tire time to hunting sea lions, collect
ed $3.50 for 1852 scalps which he gath
cred during the season. This man 10
nlso paid by the salmon fisheries for
his efforts to rid the waters Of tho
sea lions. He.is known as the King
q q the sea Hon hu1Isae
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

In addition to the above list as Civ
en- by the county agent, the following
contributions from Scotland have been
given:
German Cong. church ...... 1854. SO
Lutheran church, Ia. Synod. 100. 90
M. E. Church. ............ 70. OO
This makes a total contribution
from Scotlnad of $685. 81.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10
aIVE BIRDS CONSIDERATION
little Songsters Are Friends Of Farm
or and Should BE Looked
- After In Winter.

''s's rs friends If agriculture ar
'"ti;@d, 10 consideration from III,
= 'ss. When the SHOWS come Il
'..'> iin': il difficult to make lis.
- mis- an6 suet placed o,e
s"re bird lives.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1921-02-10

1t is very unpopular time
make big appropriations while Il
people are paying their taxes.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

and maintenance Of lines in the North
Atlantic and Canadian service, the
South Atlantic and Gulf ports and
other trade terminals. A second com
mission will direct the bureau or m
ward and indirect traffic, in which
special study Of trade routes in nortn-, :
ern Europe, the Orient and India ana
other lanes, as well as foreign rates,
will be made
A third division in charge of COM
missioner will be known as operations,
in which piers and other facilities,
personnel and related subjects will be
given attention. The bureau of con-
struction, with commissioner as tho
chief, will take up questions of designs
and all forms OF construction Of ships.
The bureau of Law, with commits
sioner as the directing head, will ham
die all litigation engaged in by the
Shipping Board, as we'll as make a
special study Of foreign and domestic
laws affecting the merchant marine
A sixth division will be given over
to handling miscellaneous matters not
specified under the other divisions.
Under the plan tentatively agreed
upon separate and individual tasks
would be assigned to six of the Ship
ping Board commissioners, leaving the
chairman, or seventh MEMBER Oh the
board, to serve in the capacity of di-
rector general of both the board and
the Emergency Fleet Corporation. AS
sisting the chairman would be the
secretary of the Shipping Board, who
would handle administrative matters,
and one special assistant to the chair
man. whose functions would be of a
general nature.
Chairman Lasker said that the big
gest task before the Shipping Board
now was this allotment of duties among
the board members. He added that
the full effect Of the Jones shipping
act and other legislation passed by
Congress creating the government
shipping agency could not be felt until
the board had an organization capable
Of cxpeditiously meeting any situa-
ton that might develop.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28

PORTLAND. Orc. Oct 27-Mexican
sailed for New York and Atlantic ports.
Edgar F. LuclSenbach sailed for New York
ana Phiiadelphia. Rotarian sailed for
Busnos Ayres via San Pedro. Alden Maru
Barrymore (Br) sailed for Japan
MADRID, Oct 27--Minister OF Marine
announces extensive organization of deal
ers IN contraband goods existing along coasts
OF Levant. possessing over fifty vessels
expending 20 600, 600 pesetas annually and
making profits OF 50.o0O00o pesetas u
year. Measures taken to combat Illicit
trade.
BALTIMORE. Oct 2s-schr Charles D
Stanford purchased yesterday by r p
White and others. Vessel is at Philadei-
phia.
NORFOLK. Oct 2s-Anchor and chain
previously reported lost from Erie Maru
recovered by tho Merritt Chapman Wreck
ing Co.
ST JOHNS N F.. Oct 2s-1,ouisiana
Christiania for Philadelphia. put in sno
baltimore, Oct 27-Grain clearances
today totaled 394,799 bushels, including
zU5,o64 in Stroma for Bombay.
British sailors have formed mutual
insurance society for protection against loss
ana suspension of members certificates.
FOR Ii a year by deck officers and 1873 Sd
by engineer officers. 1900 will be paid
masters and chief engineers whose GER
tihcates are cancelled ard $50 a month ur
to SIX months for suspension. Benefits for
second mates and engineers will be r750
for cancellations and $50 a month for si Y
months for suspension ~
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Arrived Yesterday

Adrsatic tRr>. Southampton and Cher
sssrT sss rs, Oct sas a. to white Star Line Win
mails and mdsc: Pier SO, N r.
Turriaiha, Cartagena Oct 1s: Puerto Co.
iomn'a Oct IA. Cristobai Oct 20: to United
Pier 15, e r. s
10 the Beimuda @ seTmsaa nina with Hft ss
pass mails and mdse; Pier s5, N r.
Cano viIano isp). Tarragona Sept rs,
Sec rs 5: Erie Basin Bwatsr. B'kiyn. '''S
ArctarSs Nnvy; sbaysbsi navy yard 1nds n'kIyn y
tuiy .y q Manila July IA. Saigon Aug Q, Ba
savia sa Aug 2s, sinsapore Sept 2, Colombo
% sep{ CO. 40, fort SAID sert 20. Bizerta Oct s;
Bllyn. VIZ" "ase' Pier ss.
sabotwan, Malta Sept 2. Beirut Sept 3
S,t. Sntted American Line. with mdse: pier 21,
ArohImsdes Br). Manchester Oct "a
Liberty. WIN "osc' anchored off
Huftero tNor>. Naples Sept a1. cenos
10 & a. SEeshorn Sept 80, Gibraltar Oct 6 !;
Bkiyn w. "i'n mose; Pier 4.
oct Brush. 1s Portland: Ore. Sept 80 cristobal
Ie Per 's' 70 II Tracy & Co. with .ndse;
Eoeene. Boston Oct rs; to- Standard or,
Co CO. IN ballast; anchored off Tompkins-
- Rosalind (Br). Halifax Oct 25: to
6owrirg G. Co. with pass mails and mdse.
Java st. B'klyn -'N '''ese'
,s ossinshs, ph;,l Belfast Sept 2s Baltimore Oct
Cornick, with paper: 18th st, e r
Madonna (Fr), Marseilles Oct 10. BARGE
iona iona Oct II. Valencia Oct 13, Almeria oct
10; to James w Elwell & Co with %
st. B'klyn -'N'e' eASe
>, Hesperia tBr>. Barry Oct IA: to Rp
Easin. B'klyn. ''e
6 lroquois, Barahona and Azua Oct IS
Sanchez oct 21. Puerto Plata Oct 20; Turks
Island Oct 2S; to the Clyde S S CO. with
A' pass, mails and mdse: Pier 34 B lllyn
Veliavia (Br), London Oct s, Newcastle
Eng, Oct 10: to Cunard Line, with mdse:
Fier =, Sec X. Wechawken.
Muroran Maru (Jap). Phfladelphia Oct
~ ~; TO- Nippon Yusen Kaisha, with mdse:
Pier 20. Clifton S l.
kincardine (Br), Norfolk Oct "a: to NJ r.
hinsley. with mdse; Pier sc, N r.
Jefferson, Norfolk Oct 25; to Old pornin-
&c. N r. VIZ" "'ase' F'er
Jap cruisers Idzumo and Yakumo yolso.
suka via Panama Canal: anchored OFF 96th
st, Mr.. VIZ '0'h
Vulcan City tBr). Hull Oct 8; with
mose; anchored off Quarantine
Ormes (Br). Kingston Oct 21: anchored
off Quarantine. e''
Gala basas. st. John. N b, Oct 25: an.
chored off Quarantine -'i'
Aok1 Maru (Jap), Immingham Oct 10.
ahcnoTeo OH Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day

vessel. Port Arercv
50 American. cristohal. Oct Is. Am Met Co
Anna Puerto Colombia. Oct 17..Caribbean l.
George Washington. Southampton Oct 20,
United States Lines
Gen w c Gorgas cristobal, oct u. ~
westsrdijk. Rotterdam. Oct is
Holland America Line
MontaulS. London. Oct is. All Trans Line
El Estero. Galveston, oct 2s. so Pscif1c Co
cayo Mambe. Kingston, Oct %,
Iroquois Turks Isle. Oct c .clyde ie'f Line ne
City Of Montgomery. Savannah. oct 25.
Ocean s Co
Due Tomorrow
New York, Brest Oct 20. Polish Nav Co
Palermo Palermo. Oct 15.. .1talia-Am Line
Daniel Webster Lisbon. Oct IA.
u Mallory & Co
ie"ce AucAenoach. Colon, Oct 20.
El valle. Galveston Oct 22....so Paciac CO GO
0"at' santiago. oct "a Ward Line
Due Sunday
S,,o. SSoiornia. GLASGOW Oct 21. Anchor Line
Be,vedere. Trieste Oct lo..... Phelps Bros
Saiamarss, Havana Oct 27. Unit Fruit Co
Guiana, st Thomas. Oct 25.. Furn ess Witty
Leeds City. Alexandria. Oct 49,
Vintoncounty. Barbados. Oct 15.Ciyde Line
Dne Monday
Carmanta. Southampton, Oct 81. ..Cunard r.
Stavan4erfjord. Bergen. Oct 22
Norwegi tat America Line
American Legion. Rio de Janeiro. Oct 10.
Munson Lines
Bliss. Daiett &: Co
slneatan. s.,. Havana, ost %. Ward Line
santa Ieresa. Valparaiso. Oct 12.
w Grace & Co
Lloyd Brazileiro Line
Lewis Luckenbach. Colon. Oct 81.
.s.. Luckenoach s Co
Fort Victoria. Bermuda Oct So W
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
olympic. southampton, Oct 26W Star Tin.
Rotterdam, Rotterdam. Oct rs
Hoiland-America Line
RochaI :heau Havre. OCT 33 French Tine
Copenhagen, Oct e.
swedish American Line
Potomac. Bremen. Oct 1a...U Iins
Due Wednesday
Asia. Marseilles. Oct .Eabre Tina
Due Thursday
King Alexander. Piraeus. Oct Ys
rivives, Kingston. Oct 20. United Fruit CO
Due Friday
)rbtta, Cherbourg, Oct 2S..Royal M St Pkt
Mason City. Sundvall. Oct 6.
Moore & Mccormick
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Hartman Line Will Not
Operate Foreign Vessels

Officials of the United American
Lines, of which w. Averell Hartman
Is chairman Of the board Of directors,
have denied the report that the com
pany intends to operate ships under
foreign flag. This rumor grew out
OF thc information from Washington
that application has been granted by
the Shipping Board for the transfer
OF two small vessels from American
To Hungarian registration.
-. 1t was said that these vessels, the
Mount Summit and the Mount Sidney.
formerly were Austrian freighters es.
pccfaliy adapted to the Levant and
Biack Sea trades, but useless to the
United American Lines. Negotiations
are under way for the sale of the YES
s%eis % to q Hungarian corporation, and
the application for the transfer of
Gsglstry was preliminary to the sale.
me deal has not yet been consum-
mated, it was said
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
I.asker to Divide
Ship Board Work
Into 6 Divisions
Takes Interstate Commerce
Commission and British
Board of Trade as Models
TO Build Merchant Marine
From The Trinunc's Washington Burenu

ffVHt fHc fIfOuHC.o NuoNUbtO" IH'eItt
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.--W;thin
another month the United States Ship
ping Board will be functioning in be-
half of the American merchant marine
in the same successful manner as the
British Board of Trade is handling
shipping matters for the government
of Great Britain, if the hopes Of Chair
man A. D. Lasker materialize.
Complete conversion of the United
States Shipping Board into an organi-
zation patterned after the Interstate
Commerce Commission and the British
Board Of Trade is now demanding the
attention of Chairman Lasker and his
associates on the board.
1t is the intention of the Shipping
Board to outline definite work for each
Of the commissioners, who will be in
charge of separate division or sec
ton of the whole board, just az the
several commissi oncrs of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission are as
signed to special tasks.
A tentative draft of the completed
organization has already been made
but is subject to notifications to be
decided upon later, Chairman Lasker
said. Under the proposed plan one
commissioners will be at the head of the
division of domestic and outward traf-
hc, in which will be questions of rates
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Marine Disasters

IN MADRID; Oct 27-The Tore del Orc
oSp9 mas been wrecked on the Spanish
coass near Fort Mahon and twenty-five
memhsrs of crew drowned. reports to
~ NEWroRT 5 NEWS, Oct 27-crew Of fish,
in chnna, hlnacs ,l NlaIgaret surk Tuesday night
is total loss. e' :
&. ASTORIA, Oct 27-Motor ship Sierra.
tue tug" onadnt nan aeorot arrived here in tow Of
VANCOuVER, Oct 27--Tug Daisy. tow
rows "s i0g T0g n90m gpoundsd in Vancouver Mar
NEW YORK. Oct 27--r.enape. which
mysteriiously my sank Oct II at Pier So. n IL.
assistance Captain NJ Tooker, who was
IN IN charge for the Merritt &. Chapman
e,ish M,irah.;IMg co. is given credit for accom-
s'ipPed u 'r she had once been raised.
Lake Fa'Ana. Guantanamo for New Or
leans .n put iNo Cienfuegos with engine
0ct ~uole' oe expects to complete repairs
MA, MANI, Fla. Oct 27--F D Asche. New
y aohn lor Gaiveston. is ashore north OF
o, o za tathoms Vessel in ned immediate as
s's.ance. Two-thirds bottom of steamer
gone, gone ana ana. crew trying to keep dynamo
lorehoid full to sea level, vessel washed
ABOUT one mile over reefs through SURF
;n,e una @ siue, amidships, ripped out while cant
lng ing, over reefs Merritt Chapman tug viii
lett has left Key West to salvage The
l. Drake and Princeton have been or.
dered to her assistance
CHARLESTON. Oct 24-Fire renor,.a
on Lake Elsmere, Jacksonville for Boston,
ninety miles from here. Later repoyts
stated hre was under control and vessel
NORFOLK. Oct 2s-Fishng str Mar
garet sank 3 a miles southeast OF Thimble
LONDON, Oct 2s-Hopkins rros ral-
mouth for Vancouver, B c, has been towed
mo 81 Allchaels with boilers out Of order,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-28
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 27-Conrres.
Line. Inc. Is to resume intercoastal serv-
ice with Princess from Baltimore Nov 2
and New York Nov 10. Its vessels were
seized by Shipping Board during marine
strike for alleged violations of contracts
with government. New vessels privately
owned.
Hawkeye State will return to Baltimore.
San Francisco. Honolulu service making a
call at New York this trip -
Frank w Reiyea of New York. has been
appointed district director operations Ship
ping Board here. succeeding Harold II
Ebey. -
). HONOLULU. Oct 27-Electrically driven
Coast Guard cutter Mojave. building at
Oakland. has been assigned this port, re-
SEATTLE. Oct 27-victoria sailed yes
terday for Alaska.