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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

The monthly meeting of the Mount
Carmel Social Club took place on
Monday, December 3rd. The Five
Hundred prize was won by Mrs.
George Switzer, and Miss Sadie Bel
LANCER won the Entrance prize.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Porter ar
rived Wednesday from Houma. They
will visit here with Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd Porter for a few days.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

A bad wound, burn or cut should be
cleansed of dirt or impurities and
dressed with Liquid Borozone. 1t
heals the flesh with marvellous speed.
Price, zoe, 6Oc and 81 20. Sold by
ESTORGE DRUG CO.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Mrs. Guesenberry entertained the
500 Club at her beautiful home at
the Experimental Farm Thursday
Mrs. Clet Girard won the Club
Prize and Mrs. Frank Labit the
guest prize. The guests were served
with a delightful luncheon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Two Milk Cows And Chickens Pro
vide Living.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Regular services will be held at
the Presbyterian church on Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Miss Sabre Genevieve Collins ar
rived on Monday, January 3rd, at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Col
Inns.
THE Iberian joins in the congratu-
lations of their many friends.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Take a dose Of Herbine when you
are bilious or constipated, or your
stomach is out of order. 1t is mar
vel of promptness in correcting these
conditions. Price Coo. Sold by Els
TORGE DRUG co.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Mr.. S. P. Mistrot, Jr., left Tues
day for Grand Coteau College after
a pleasant visit at the Blanchet home
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

Miss Amelia Carstens and Burns
Carstens returned from New Or
leans Monday having visited at the
home of their Uncle, Mr.. Rene
Clerc.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1921-01-08

666 cures Headaches, Billioushess,
Loss Of Appetite, or that tired aching
feeling, due to Malaria or Colds. Fine
Tonic.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
Shipping Board to Stay;
It's Needed, Says Benson
America Now Facing Great
Trade Problem, Says Chair
man Before Philadclphians

PHILADELPHIA, April 7. - The
unitcI States Shipping Board is a per-
mancnt institution and will live as long
as the merchant marine, Admiral Will
lam S. Benson, chairman Of the board,
declared to-day in an address at an
All-American Day luncheon Of the Poor
Richard Club
"Thc question Of placing our ships
on the seven seas is world wide
proposition, affecting every phase of
industry" he said
1T is Of international Importance
and if the American people can be CON
vlnced of that Importance there need
be little fear the board will cease to
function.
"America to-day is faced with one of
the greatest trade problems in it's his
tory. Foreign competitors are waiting
anxiously for the first signs Of Ameri-
can traders losing money, that they
may jump in and run away with our
foreign trade.
Gwen if we are losing money in the
operation Of our feet we must play
the game, ard we must stand that loss
for the present, for, if we don't, for
cign competitors will raise their freight
rates. 1t is much better and cheaper
for the American public to pay a slight
~ increased freight rate than to paw
the difference on goods Of the consumer
shipped at rates Of FOREIGN compcti-
tors"
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
MARITIME MISCELLANY

April Str Kadnor ,Am) arrived from
Danzie; lost Capt Richard l. Lee. who
uled and was buried at sea; vessel brough ht
to port by chem officer Str Cabo Villano
(sp). left Seville March 90; when vessel
was IA miles east Of Ambrose she picked
up PACK painted buoy and brought it
TO TINS port Str Impoco Br). is still
iuli or water; crew still on board
April 6-Str Cache Prince (Br). which
has been aground for the last several
days. was foated and will proceed to New
York. ~ Nv"
BALTIMORE April 5-schr Lizzie D.
Peabody tAm). was bought by Capt. w S
brown of Upton. Va; vessel will be used
BuENos AYREs. April cit was re-
ported that the United states viii take
up the dispute between port workers and
channels unless workers agree to unload
the Str Martha Washington
KEY WEST, Fla, April 6--Str Sarnolite
IBr), which left Tampico for Halifax re-
ported that she had picked up the schr
Santa Eulalia in lat 20 16 north and Ion
~ o4 west. The latter had lost propeller
and q y Is :, being E, towed to Jacksonville.
Fosler (Am). arrived; vessel was in col
iision with the battleshp Connecticut be
low Fort Mifin the latter was not dam
aged; no damages were suffered by the
former
PORTLAND. Me. April 4-str Wandhv
tBr), which left Algiers for this port and
ran an aground on Goats Island, has been
10 hlghest bidder at a private auction ::
hcr null was badly damaged during severe
storms last week.
RIO JANEIRo, April s-The French
government is preparing to return to
Brazil the twenty-seven German vessels
seized by the Brazil government as prizes
~ ,r waI. Inc vessels were borrowed by the
rtehch ana All saw war service. Whether
or not the Brazilian government will keep
OF sell the ships has not been decided.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
200 p. C.. Stock Dividend
Standard Oil of Nebraska De-
cIares Disbursement

Directors of the Standard Oil Com
pany Of Nebraska have declared a
stock dividend Of 200 per cent, to be
paid May 16 to shareholders of record
April 10. This declaration is the third
stock distribution since the dissolution
of the old Standard Oil Company in
1912.
The original capital of 100000 was
increased by $S00.o0O in that year by
the declaration or a 80 1-3 per cent
stock dividend and the following year
an additional 25 per cent was declared,
bringing the capital up to s1,0OO,O0O
The latest declaration will bring the
total outstanding capital up to s3,
100000, leaving s2,OO0,O0O stlf un-
issued in the company's treasury.
The company has been paying $40
share annually in cash dividends since
1912, with the exception of 1913, when
$50 share was paid. The company is
exclusively a marketing organization,
with about 1870 distributing stations in
Nebraska.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
American Ships
Staggsger Under
Cost Handicaps
Oriental Navigation Line
Head Thinks Situation
Hopeless Unless Aid Is
Given to Merchant Marine
British Have Advantage
Operating Expenses of U. S.
Shipping Much Larger;
Prompt Action Needed

Competitive factors which, he says. are
strsnclirg the development of the
American merchant marine are pointed d
out IN g statement issued by PHILIP de
gondc, president Of the Oriental Navi-
cation Company. Failing {. direct
subsidy or proper application of the
Jones bill Mr. dc Ronde says. the
gradual elimination of the American
trade feet is certain.
Our merchant marine, reborn after
sixty years" he states. lis again pass
inc through a critical stage. What are
is troubles? One Of them, and per
hans the NOS, difficult of solution. is
described below.
The paralysis Of industry through
out the world has rendered unprofit-
able for the present the operation Of
steamers regardless OF their nation
atty. Without attempting to discuss
the tremendous influence of our GOV
ernment-owned feet on the situation.
or the multitudnous problems of
freight rates, the Jones bill, etc, let
us anayze the bare operating costs.
exclusive Of insurance OF an American
steamer, compared with similar steam
er Of British nationality
American Ships Handicapped
Two 7,500-ton oil-burning vessels are
taken. TIE number of men on the
British ship is given as thirtv-five,
The monthly wage bill of the British
ship IS only S2,544. as against $500 for
The American Provisions, stores and
-, 81,
come to $500, are slightly lower on
the British vessel, amounting TO S5.250.
The total operating cost of the Ameri-
can ship is therefore SlO.O90. in com
parson with S7.794 for the British
boat. the advantage Of the English
steamer being S2,296 Pc month.
american marine insurance must be
fostered-at the expense of the ship
owner says Mr. de Ronde; stand
ards Of living for American seamen
must be maintained-at the expense of
The ship owner; full-crew laws must be
observed at the expense of the ship
owner. But will our shippers pay us
enc penny more for the privilege of
shipping in an American vessel? Can
the American ship owner continue in
lefnitely to pay a monthly premium of
1926 for the privilege of operating
his steamers under American registry o.
Not propaganda-of which too much
is heard. adds Mr.. de Ronde but an
undeniable and gradually strangling
deficit is the cause Of the trouble.
Does the American seaman admit"
Inc asks, that it takes forty of his
brothers to perform the same work
accomplished by thirty-hve Englishmen
Must the forty, in order to live, re-
ceive monthly wage OF $500. against
the S2544 earned by the thirtv-fve
Englishmen? If so, and in the absence
Of direct government subsidy, of q
favorable application of the Jones act,
Britannia will surely continue to rule
the waves and the American ship owner
may as well reconcile himself once
more to the gradual elimination of the
American merchant marine and an ig-
nomnious end to our glorious dreams
Of ocean conquest"
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
AMERICAN PORTS


Hed watness (Br), Hamburg via 1mmineha S,r .,
mooert Maersk (Dan). Philadelphia. GAIA coz
hnet' mhia sdhnn dIhnniiaaaelpha; Hampden. PhiIadel-
Ill' scnrs truro Queen (Br) Kinrstor
Bonn Bonn - MARITIME, New York. Saileds 6, sIr ~
VepH''ne VIE Wn,. % New YORK.: Wilfaro. Los Angeles
N"rfo' "" XIV rork; West Lasha way Genoa via
ccb-. i,r| ~ NSW ICk, Ga. April 7-Arrivcd
&C Semr Barnsdale New York, dredge
New era va NsmVannah; yachts Dawn and
,ti,S irSS lCM, April Arrived: York Castle
Harvey f1aI', oHpe Il nrarw Town Keresan. Hsmburg:
DOMAIN fp,. f1 hrown. Norfolk. Sailed Cale,
ren,i monnon Msryland N8r). London ana An. an,
man man (Br, g5T hd',imore aiynra and Norfolk; Welsh
ioIk; l;,l Norfolk; J Devereux. Norfoil, Nar or
''"stDa 'GHAR IfWa1S I.EsToS Point dwo latter sth)
Strs Masmeric, savannah; Texas 'Egu; por;
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08

'1',o" Wig to Marc Island: Biebush "a
Ea,, ~ r. C.; Phillips 1t. {. A.; Nimmer'
r'ravitz. 'ra. "a 1t. b W, to San Diego
,Caassoh, ,.ns 1t; j. C., to San Diego.
,r"ue' ~ II. NJ. to New Orleans
! 5ndsr nss, "a Ia 1t. Il. f.. to Washington.
L',er, T tnpt e. f., to Edgewood
3,or,s,t 3o,.ns III. -. G., to Washington
,C,u,n',ng, LIT, S. r, to Norfolk
l,unn'ng nam. I'd 1t. J. W to Ouan,,co
i1fuh,e"n. 1nhn. Mas. j. r., to Washington'
1.,n"'un, 1.an,n,, ~ A. H.. to New Orleans
Cnnl'ay Cnr'llaron, 1t. G. C.: to I'd Brig
ppon,hey, "a 1t. r. w, to I'd Brig
n1,9pham, ~, 1t. j. NJ, to Paris JsIard
"oour'ch' LIT. II. j.. to Peking.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
Army Orders

From The Tribune's Wdshinoton Bureau
WASFINGTON. April Army orders
issued to day follow
Medical Corps
Lehman, Maj. A NJ. to Fort Leavenworth
Scott. Capt. Y. T. to Anacostia.
Coast Artillery
Morgan. Capt. NJ. to Camp Jackson
Heilfron. Capt. NJ, to Camp Lewis
United States Army
Yoe, Surg. r. T., to Camp Zachary TAYLOR.
Kilkenny, Chaplain z. j.. to Honolulu
Misc ellaneOus
Magee. 1t. r. H. Air Svc., to Long Island
Snyder, Maj F. S., cav. to Fort Ethan
Watson. Capt. E. G.. @. NJ. c.. to Camp Pike.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
NAVY Orders

From The Iridunes Washington Bureau
:. WASHl NGTON. April Navy orders
Issued to-day follow:
Battle. Ems. T. W.. to U. s. S. Duncan.
buchanan, Lit. w. b. to Philadelphia.
loanilson, 1t. II. g.. to Tutuila
fasno. Gun. L., to Subm Div l.
Gurney. Ems. ID. s., to u. S. S. william
JONcs. ~
IIasbrrouck. Capt r. D.. to Washington.
Hough, Capt. II. H. to New York
l.unney, Gun. II. S, to Brooklyn
Martln. Ap. elk. c. s., to PHILADELPHIA.
Murphy, 1t. Com. p. J.. to Great lakes
Riley Ems. f. j., to U. s. s. Osmond
Ingram.
Smith, 1t. r. r.. to Norfolk.
shovel Gun C. H., to Broolllvn
Stone, Capt G. l.. F., to U. S. s. Mime
Day. Lit. O. g. d. X, TO L. S.
Erickson, Ut 81. 50 a., to IT, s.
Mcbride. Gun. e. j., to u s.
Milcham, Ems. S. A. to IT, s.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
eports Of Shipping and News of FOREIGN Trade

Arthur. Sailed Strs Schoharie. New Or
leans, for Bremen and hamburg Decatur
bridge. Bremen: Comancnc, Jacksonville.
S,ra + II Aschc New York: Roseworth
tBr) Fort Arthur; Oklahoma city. Ham
burg Sailed: Strs Mexicano. Tampico; i
w Nandytc. Tnmpico; rc;osiscc, TuXpam
Cotoraxi, Hampton Roads.
IACkSpNNII.Ll5, April 7-Arrivcd Strs
Eric Maru Lap). Barry via Jamaica; Sar-
santa Eulalia tSpan) Manzanilla to Spain
achr Camilla May Page Philadelphia
Sailed: strs Apache, New York: Sarnolite
ra"na m9n'lT, r. Al"' ar AprI 7-saea. Ts strs
bnrk John Ena. Rio de Janero.
bscena thraz>. New York. Lord Guilford
fB). Galveston; West Arrow. Brunswick: :
Choyo Maru (Jap). Philadelphia. Sailed :
(Nor), Murmansll
9, nENsAcoLA, l.. S:'LA, Fla. April Arrived: :
S Strs Noccalula. New Orleans: GreystolSe
Castle tBr). Havana
fHII.ApELPlIIA. April 7---Arrlvcd: Strs
Es"Nanar'@ r:as,arn ) .Dan), copenhagcn via Boston
EdEcmont. Rotterdam and Antwerp; '''G Bs~ ss,'
onnc. New York; Won Stcuben. New York; 4;
Cn,'y IVY Si. Snrk Ihr). Cape Hayden; Montclair
thr), Antwerp via Rrest Essex. Boston
CANADIAN Ranger usr) New York: Tire
~carhe ~ ttr). Gibraltar (for ordcrs); Missis-
timorc ana Norfolk ." i'N'
@. ~ poET ARTHUR, Tex, April ARRIVED: :
Ttrs W Conanche (br). Barrow; Ario, New
York Shenandoah. Tampico. Malta Maru
1Jap), barry. Sailed: Strs Qantock
hock INor, Southampton; British Major
Ibr}' Barrow, Solitaire, Tampico Oural
(Br), Tampico.
PORT EADS, April 7--Arrived: Strs
Te,oa Iii,o,nd), Cciba: Creole, New York;
Lhhe axe. ElilJay Cuba. Philadclphian (Br).
Liverpool; Swift Arrow. Tampico; Tongcr
LNor). shields. Sailed: Strs Abangarea,
Dr'Istobal pr Ballygaliy Head OBr). Dublin;
I,ii''Sn iSaron 'Br). London; George w
Barnes. Tampico, Governor (BD. liver
pool; Noccalula. Pensacola
~ PoRTl'AND. Me. April 7-Arrived: Strs
1.,I,o ."rGo''an Il 'br) Bristol; Nulcano GD.
., sSANANNAlI Ga. April ARRIVED. Str
IVY OF Mohlgomery New York Sailed:
more. ~
TAMPA. Fla, April 7-Arrivcd: Strs
Ga'" lace Eiinon', New York; Truxillo. New
CIiea"s' SoIn sailed: Str Bizkarsi (Sp). Nor
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
guatemala e. Proposes Plan
10 Help Restore Currency

AnrI nSrHIAIlEMALA CITY, Guatemala.
proy;a; row; Proposals for concession
bant' Ing for the establishment of a
lOooo inaving avn capital of not less than
lege o,pGo of pesos gold, with the privi-
in c VI ISSUING three times that amount
nalsn ',ehcy' ,ay' is made by the Guate-
Would hpahknotes issued by the bank
tonal pe redeemablc at sight in ma
sold III III hduclary money or American
quirea ne institution would also be re-
500 ooo o lend the government at least
deprcr; tiaA is result of the serious
-"''oA Of the national currency:
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
Ship Board Representatives to
Attend ParIev on Sea Wages

WASHINGTON. April THE Ship
ping Board has decided to have repre-
sentatives at wage conferences to be
held in New York, probably next week
between representatives of the unions
of ship crews and ship owners and
operators.
Present wage agreements between the
seamen and the ship owners expire on
May l. Chairman Benson recently in
formed representatives of the owners
and operators that while he approved of
wage cuts, the owners and operators
would have to get together with the men
to draft new agreements for submission
to the board for final approval.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
Marine Corps Orders

WASHINGTON. April 7.-Marine orders
issued to-day follow
McDougal 1t. Cot. D. c., to Hayti.
Following to United States: Scott Cant. w.
W; Hagen Capt. e. G.; Sweet. 1t, w
Hamilton. 1t. G. D.; Meigs. 1t c. w :
Johnson Capt r NJ; Maynard, Lit. G. l..
ingram ingram 1t. G. A., to ouantico.
Mershman' 1t. E G., to Washington.
Montague, Capt. r. I. to Washington.
Hall, "a It. H., to Newport.
Ackermann, I'd Lit. j., to bingham.
01erholm "a 1t. e. W., to Boston. s.a'r
Mariner. 1t. j. r.. to Charleston
Martyr' "a 1t: G; W.. to New York
s,anners sgu'ne, 1t W; F. to Portsmouth.
Robillard. 1t. r S. to Guam.
6atun. "a 1t. r. G.. to Newport.
Odgers, I'd 1t. /. e., to Cavte
foIlowlng to Quantico: Urich I'd It. w .
. OOSullivan I'd Lit. r. Nj; Buchanan 1t.
r. L.; Culpepper I'd 1t. r. w; Bluhm.
Ia Ia II n; " G.: Zinnsr. L. F. j.. Garvn,
Ryap r., r. W w. HaTsenmiller, IS I'd 1t. c. II. /;
Following TO Paris Island: Cottrel, 1t. A.
c.; Gardner, I'd 1t. c.: Towner. I'd IL
G: H. Burks, I'd 1t. A. j.; Hanson. I'd
EoamamgS,as EksImlnS; I'd It. It, Fl. s s. to % Brig.
A,.l.burger, a. I'd It. r. c.. to I'd Brig.
I55ipness, 1t; D.. to I'd Brig
Bems, I'd 1t J. A. to I'd Brig.
POhl. o "a ! i; Z, w. t to s San nAr Diego u'os0'
N'N ~ IL. IL f., 10 Sdn lll6gO.
Esau, 2d 1t. G.. to San Diego.
stevens, I'd 1t. c. g.. to San Diego.
hoIlowing to Mare Island: Monahan. I'd It.
>. $; Ascheim. I'd 1t. j.: Chapman. I'd
It. NJ T.; Monson. 1t G.. E.: Rice. 1t
.; q, r.; Cummings. I'd 1t. G.. T.: Power
"a 1t. j.. E.; Quaster I'd It. w. E.
Hornbostal, ID It. Fl. e.; Skoda. "a 1t
=; Fenton I'd 1t. +. L.; Nelson 1t. J. A.
foiiowing to Philad dephia: Watchmaf, I'd
1t. NJ jr Sheffield. 2d It. J. T.; Cros-
SON capt. W. j.; Jackson, Capt c. d.
Sanzman. Capt: O.: Ripper, Cd It. c. s.
MMcfadden, " I'd 1T. G: jr.; Prchard, I'd It.
. r.; Blefcher. 1t. f. X; Lock burner,
roN. % 1t. d. r.. to Quantico.
Geer, 1t. p. s.. to Quantico.
Corbett, 1t. NJ. to Quantico
: : 1onnsoa, ,ail II. B. f., to Washing ton.
l,usk It, f. C.. to Washington
o,IoWing TO Norfolk: knarr. 2d It. T.. F.
MMcTfIeliand ~ 1t. j. j.; Hartsell, Cd It.
:. H.: Paul. Lit. A w; Medaris L. r.
A.; Enk, "a 1t. w. r.; Enyart. Ed
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08

SYDNEY. N. s.. April 7.-Stock-
holders Of the Dominion Steel Cor
poration and Nova Scotia Steel and
Coal Company to-day formally ratified
merger Of those companies with the
Halifax Shipyards in the British EN-
pire Steel Corporation. Directors gave
their approval March 21.
This naw concern will have a capi-
talization If $101,75o,0o0. AS originally
planned TIE merger was to have in
cludcd Canada Steamships, Limited,
and the Davc and Collingwood Ship
building companies, but these COM
panics were dropped.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
TRANSPACIF1C NAILS

The connecting malls close at the Gen
eral Postoffice and City Hall Postoffice
Station. New York, at p. m. as follows:
Japan Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only), via Seattle, steamshf / D
West lson. April s.
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship VIII
helmna. April s.
Australia. Via Seattle. steamship West
Mahwak. April s.
Hawaii and specially addressed mail for
Japan, corea and China, Via San Fran
cisco stea mship Cores Maru: April IA.
china. Netherlands East Indies (except
Sumatra) and Philippine Islands. Via
Vancouver and Victoria r. G. steam
ship Empress of Japan. April H.
Tahiti Marquesas. Cook Islands. Nav
Zealand and specially addressed mali for
Australia. via San Francisco. steamship
Tahiti April IT.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
Reports by Wireless
From the u. S. Naval Commu
nicatiOn Station

fpist~nce IS given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specifedl
A A Dongherty lSS s Galveston Apr g.
Achilles 227 Cape Henry Apr 6.
Admiral Farragut 1874 san Francisco
Apr
Adval passed Navassa Island 10 AM
Apr .
Agwimoon a7 NE Tecomate Apr 6.
Agwistar 400 Hatteras Apr 6.
AgwiworId 222 Jupiter Apr 3.
Algonquin 9s7 from san Francisco I'M
Apr 8.
Aliaguash passed Hattcras 40 PM Apr G.
Amelia 276 Ambrose Apr 8.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
liner m George Washington
10 he RecOnditioned Here

feos posIVN, April THE steamship
ear, DSvfEe Washington is scheduled to de-
Ssy Inv sl rom TINS port tomorrow or Satur-
res..uS lor New York, where she will be
Th0 7Tghn''ed at an estimated cost of $3.50 900.
=, ,"e ts. former German liner was used as
S,ctas ~t@nsport during the war. 1t is ex-
eomsoia eenpG mat the ship will be placed in
'''p''iisslon by midsummer.
Gene me contract for reconditioning the
n .0ysse tts p Washington has been awarded
the we ,ol. LOAD shipyards Corporation, and
& Isn'h "U.h VIII be done at the Tictjen
S,als.e lang yards in Hoboken. The United
spsrs.o sss,ss Mail Steamship Company viii
be snoa'hs 'hs steamer and the work will
~ Tha Tghaanced n. by the Shipping Board.
ner cs'eamsnp America, another for
tionodg dgesman liner, is to be recondi-
iyu inpneq "a at the Morse Drydocks in Brook
tbras a ae work Is to be finished in fifty
Ana; er Gays at a cost of s572.330 The
for onor. ,o~ rs to 80 to the same company
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
Marine Reports
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESTERDAY
% 70 ,Mn 9Mmawanda 'nrl, Amsterdam March
~, Win crcosote; Port Reading j
< 80 ~ or. victoria (Rr). bermuda. April
mans '.v av urness bermuda Line with pass
20 ~ Mgeria (Br>. Glasgow March "a.
,' =" .he Anchor Line. with pass. mails and
S,r Eurydamas (Br). Glasgow. March "a.
7" 10 lunch Edye & Co, in ballast; Pier g.
hush Docks. B'klyn. ~
Str Port Chalmers Orr, Landau Nor,,,
sS' to Funch. Edye & Co. with mass in hal
last Pier 10, R'klyn ''''' - '''
a. Vaicneia aSq TailnnS an Ss 'Span, Alicsnte reb
MiaHseiilcs March 10. Seville March 2s to
,ne me Soarra Line with mdsc: section s
ERIE Sasin. Breakwater. B'klyn -
Str Hog Island. Constantinonln March IA
SMMer'a March %. to the Export steam
snip 60. with mdsc, foot Java st. R'kIvn.
humphrey & Co. with mdse; Pier Al n !,
sur Sunewco Guantanamo. April l. to
wisn we states states Marine & Commercial Corr
CITY. - Long Island
70 str poNN. w II Tilford Tamplco. March 30;
s, Gonstahla yida yhasuc with crude oil; Pier
g., S'r brishton (Nor), Baracoa, April .
20 20 'ne Atlantic Fruit Co.. with fruit; Pier
str Commodore Rollins tNor). ph,,a
delphia dc to the United Fruit CO.. in I,aI bil :
'"sa' ST. H"msons sans l;.l,., d ID, B'klyn. "
N1atsn1as mSrNna'n, IVA, Sagua March ST;
Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with sugar. apfN NJ
lonal Refinery. !. c. "
sur Mohawk. Jacksonville. Anri, 4. TO
piy~e pisr .'nr' with pass mails and mdse.
!, sshr :,'fn Edna Parsons CBr. Vineyard
m;aNen. April :; to j f whitney g. CO.
WIN lndse: anchored off civ island
~ Her Sewton' Boston. April B: to New
',I,.' ,,ns 'anH Transportation & Fuel Co. with
''uss' hooins ID ID. B'klyn.
poj,t "Sn on Texas Co. Docks Bergen
~ Str ST., Jefferson. Norfolk April 8: to Old
Str Vest t'ne Hargrav win mdse Pier IS. r.
with mdse anchored or ouarontina D
H.r britannia Ur). Marseilles and lis
ooh n 70 James w Elwell q Co. with mass
and mdse; off Quarantine h"''
SUI Cedric (Br), Liverpool and Onoa,s-
and hdse; off ouarantine. ' '''"e' with pass
S'r Santa Marta. Cartagena. Colon and
NJ hinsston' to the United Fruit Co, wjti, l'},
pass HlalIs ana mdse: off Quarantine
BERTH CHANGES
ar,hriIa. Transferred to.
- w.. ~ '1Se Morse ID d. Bklvn
',eni' 1,e.i' Ramson d u, Bl<ivn
= arolyh' '''..... Foot South 4th st. ISl<lyn
f,bos.o o,, -. Pier 81 n
corneIa "ey Federal f99lns Eensrv p yd13 nsyn sr
!, i1"S,ern ,aSi crown Foot 57th St BkIyn
A>tcCreerY County. Anchored in Jamaica ISav
y ,Sioo' Pier !, Elizabet hport. n i
>e, ,e"n' ..'' .'..-..,... Pier A. Bklyn
y y S"rtn o American. Pier rs, n r
l,oSelfoorg ia, ;...:.:.. Pier 10. Bllyn
San ,. Jaclnto. .Tietjen & Lang d D, Hoboken
!, !. .i,,, ~" !; Robins d. Bklyn
tlorlo Emmanuele III Robins d d, Bklyn
W S.o sSI ihSk1p' ..,,.... Foot Court st. Bllyn
ique. ...'... ..............P Pier 34 Bklyn
New-York tribune., 1921-04-08
u. S. NAVY SALE

-Buy it from the Novy-
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-31
NOTICE

Get your painting and pape, hang
nx dons early before tie busy time.
vet It done now =. reasonable prices.
Bee ne Tor you van.a One block
vest ot Public School. VIM. A.
Afatz. J27
The Julesburg grit-advocate. (Julesburg, Colo.) 1907-1972, 1921-03-31
OF COUNTY WARRANTS
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION

Office Of County Treasurer, Sedz-
rlck County, Colorado, March H.,
1921.
Notice is hereby given that Will
redeem \. my office in Sedzxek
County al Warrants numbered as
follow: