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Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-19

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For Sale or Trade-For land
near Judsonia, 240 acre farm
l IA mile from Astoria, Mo-, on
rural route and telephone line.
SO acres in cultivation. All fenc-
ed, 4 living springs, good build
lngs, fine well at door. An ideal
stock farm. Price $4,000. What
have you?. Address OR. Rich,
Judsonia, Ark.
+ i i
Will Leasure, president of the
Fruit Growers Association at
tended the meeting of the West
Elm Fruit Jobbers Convention in
Fort Worth, Texas, the first of
the week.
+ +
For Trade have a good bort
touring car to trade for straw
berry plants, Klondike or Aroma
You can see car any time
J A. Bauer.
/ t /
Mrs. B. w. Andrews returned
Saturday night from a visit with
relatives in Wylie, Texas and Lit
e Rock, Ark.
j J. /
! Wanted | can use some
Klondike and Aroma berry
plants yet. If you have any see
me at once. IA. Bauer.
i i ! -
"A. M. Kittler~ President Of the
Shippers Union left last Sunday
night to attend the Western
Fruit Jebbers Convention in Fl.
Worth, Texas, in the interest of
his association.
/ + +
Fresh produce every Tuesday
and Friday at B. w. Anrdews
and Son.
| ! a /
j. A Best and family left yes
terday for Alderman, Miss,
where Mr.. Best has been appoint
ted receiver for another national
bank. They were accompanied
by Miss Helen hittler, who will
assist Mr.. Best in the bank. MI.
Best will make occasional trips
back here to attend to duties
connected with the bankat this
place.
i / r
We have a good assortment
of all grades in building mater
ial. We are in position to sup
ply your wants from a wash
bench to a skyscraper.
Owens Houck Lumber Co.
The following item is from a
TT. Worth, Texas, newspaper.
There is no question now but
what Jake has been in Fl. Worth
and while some may dispute
his right to the title of Straw
berry king, none will withhold
from him the tile of Chief Boost
Ell.
~ G. Bauer, the strawberry
king of Judsonia, Ark, introduc-
ed himself after he heard the
captain from Hope expand on
the wonders of the razor back
state. eyes sir, | agree with all
my friend, the captain, said" re-
marked the strawberry king.
1--WE raise Strawberries in and
around Judsonia. Some of our
berries that we don't ship will
fill pint cup and if we tried fer
tilization we believe we could
raise Strawberries to grow as
large as pumpkins. My, sir, we
produce Strawberries that two
berries will make a quart of wine
In addition to Strawberries we
produce good looking women and
hardy boys who win great wars.
Judsonia. is the greatest straw
berry shipping station in the
wonderful state of Arkansas,
Judsonia weekly advance. (Judsonia, Ark.) 1???-1922, 1922-01-19

J. C. Bauer left Sunday night
for Fort Worth, Texas where he
attended the Western Fruit job
ber's Convention.
! / I.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Ricl. of
Sully Springs, S. Oak, are here
for a visit with friends.
+ i J.
My 1922 wall paper SAMPLES
are here. | also have color cards
and suggestions FOE draperios,
and samples and col,r cards fer
new KLE4ARFLAX 6lGS.
GEO. H. WAGNER.
s. $, Il
Mrs. r. A. Yates is visiting
relatives in Iazen for a few days
this week.
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CLEARED.

str Vardulia tBr), Town'ey. London Cssa
eraD -Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd.
Str Yorck (Ger), Fergon. Bremen general
North German Lloyd.
Str Rochambeau (Fr) Roiin. Hayre tgen-
etaD-Compagnie Generate Transatlantique.
Str Erdey GtaD. Udvardy Malta. Negice
ara Trieste (generall Phelps Bros Co.
Str Ansaldo utaD, Gerebodi, Genoa Via
Philadelphia (general) Nc Donneli & Truds.
Str Toba Maru (Japl, Taramoto. Toko.
hama. Kobe and Shanghai via Norfolk and
Panama Canal tgeaeraD --houlder. Wen =,
Boyd, Inc.
Str Dochra. Cow. Los Angeles and san
Francisco via Portland (generan North AZ
lantic and Western Steamship Co.
Str Metapan. Barratt. Kingston, Crts tobal
&c general -Sanderson & Son.
Str san Fernando (Br). Taylor, Port Lopos
Win Tuxpam (ballasD Anglo Mexican Petro-
leum Co.
-Pan-Aineriean Petroleum and Transport
Str Cananova, Krantz, Port Antonio (gen-
erai)-Atantic Fruit Co.
Str Munargo, Asborn. Nassau general
Atunson Steamship Line.
Str Fort Hamilton (Br).. Francis. Hamil-
ton, Bermuda (generai)--Furness, Witty &
Co.
Str City OF Savannah Borum, Savannah
(eeneraD Ocean Steamship Co.
Str Comanche. Staples, Charleston and
Jacksonville (general)-Ciyde Steamship Co
str VAUGHN (Fr), Rousseot (from Bor-
erale Transatlantique.
Str Graecia (Sw), Pongren, Norfolk (bal-
laat-Moore & Mccormack Co, Inc.
Str Orinoco, Dodge, Baltimore (ballast) :
Norton. Lilly G. Co.
str Steel Worker Kilt Newark tbalast) :
NJ rton. Lilly Co.
Str kentuckian. Forsyth, Boston Tin tran
slt)-United American Lines. Inc
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FRIDAY. MARCH 81.


Close at New York at 5 PM as follows:
Hawaii &, Via San Francisco. str MAUI.
March 81.
Hawaii CO, Guam % and Philippine Isl
ands (Ib via San Francisco, U trans
port SHERMAN, March 81.
Japan. Coree, Hong Kong and Netherlands
East Indies Especially addressed only) via
San Francisco; also parcel post malls for
Netherlands East Indies, str SIMALOER.
March 81.
Hawaii ~, Samoan Islands. Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco; also parcel
post mails for Samoan Islands and Aus
ITALIA. str SONOMA. April G.
Japan. Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China Netherlands East indies Except Su-
matra) and Philippine Islands % via Seat
lie: also parcel post mails for Japan. Corea
China. slam, French Indo-China and Strait
Settlements, str SILVER STATE. April
10 -.
sordinary (unregistered) letters mailed up
20 Pm the next day viii, provided there
is no delay II the overland transit, reach
Seattle In tine for connection with the
steamer mentioned.
Supplementary mail accepted on pier.
$Ali classes OF mail, including domestic
parcel post, sent 10 Hawaii. Guam and
Philippine Islands BY the above dispatches.
Mails of the following dates. Sydney Feb
% and Melbourne sd. which arrived at San
Francisco per str Wairuna, were dispatched
east on March -, and mails dated Mouk-
den March ., Kobe 9Th and Yokohama 9Th,
which arrived per str Toyoka Maru. were
dispatched east from Seattle on March "a.
These mails are due in New York on the
morning OF Wednesday, March 20.
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
Company, Inc.

distance given In miles: position at noon,
unless otherwise specified
Agwisun arrived Delaware Brenkwater 18th.
Agwiworld so s Ambrose l. 2sth.
Eastern Soldier 642 L Cape May eth.
George G. Henry lis S Nantucket l. V 2Sth.
Gulfstar 80 w Sand Key 18th.
Gulftrade 20 Jupiter 2sth.
Helen 1874 " San Juan 9th.
Iroquols 1.105 $ Scotland L 9th.
Maeuda 1,123 NE Jacksonville 2sth.
Mayaro .043 Sc Ambrose 9th.
Mlliinocket 1877 S Nantucket 1. v 2Sth.
Nishmaha 500 L Cape Henry 2sth.
North Pacific passed Ambrose l. " . Pm
2Sth.
Princess 1.i42 S Scotland l. 2Tth.
Sag Harbor $50 S Sandy Hook l. v 25tll.
San Juan 81 Sc Tortugas 27th.
san Lorenzo 50 ~ San Juan PM 2sth.
Suffolk IS SW Winter Quarter l. Y 2sth.
Tanamo 26S NV San Juan 0 Pm 18th.
Tulsa lat 40 10 ". lon =.
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BY the Radio Corporation of
America.

Birkenhead 20 Cape Henlopeu 2sth.
Bradford City 100 + Ambrose I, II 40
AM 2Sth.
Casper 1856 EsE Nantucket v 2sth.
Clearwater 100 l. Ambrose l. v 2sth
Coon left Port au Prince Pm 2Ith.
CcEejos lat 80 As, lon 80 is midnight 9th.
Elward l. Doheny % Sc Cape Henry 2sth.
f. T Bedford l4a Ambrose l. 2sth.
Federal 10 SW Diamond Shoal 18th.
Fort ST George PIG Sc Ambrose l. 2Sth.
Fl NJ Flagler i2S ENE Delaware Break
water 18th.
2Ttn.
Ktrhonkson 1917 Boston 2sth.
Livingston Roe 1875 u Ambrose L 9th.
Margaret 40 Cape Henry 2Sth.
Masllia IT2 Ambrose l. 2Sth.
Mclrose J6 NE Cape Henry 18th
Minnesotan 926 Ambrose L v 9th.
Nunamar 604 Scotland l. 9th.
MUNRO i40 NE Cape Henry 2Sth.
Norfolk 3 NE Winter Quarter l. " 2stn.
perobscot 3ls w by y Handkerchief J. V
2Sth.
Regina d'I,alis 1000 Cape Cod 2Ith.
Sehodack .491 II Ambrose T. 2Sth
Sunoii Ills Il Delaware Brealswater 27th
Swifteagle rs NE Diamond Shoal 18th.
Virgilia 400 r Ambrose T. 2sth.
" ID Moves Sc Nantucket l. 25th.
West Helix s53 r BY n Cape Henry. 9th:
Win Boyee Thompson 1904 r Cape May 2ith
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DOLLAR co. OFFERS
TO BUY 20 VESSELS
SA.000,000 Price Rumored for
Ship Board FreiehterS'
at $50 a Ton.

All offer to purchase twenty or the
shipping Boards best freight vessels
has been made by the Dollar Steamship
Company. it was learned yesterday.
Capt. Robert Dollar. head OF the COM
pany IS said to have offered $50 ton
for the vessels. so the total sum in
volved is $4,000. 900 or more. The fact
days. but the identity OF the bidder has
Just been revealed.
Capt. Dollar bought four ships from
the board early In the year, paying
about $50 q ton for them. He is con-
sidered one OF the snrewdest and best
informed men in American shipping, and
his judgment as TO tonnage values and
market conditions is regarded highly lie
is said TO have taken the position that
prices ter ships have reached bottom
and that therefore now is the time to
buy.
Although all the bids made at the
private competitive sale of the Shipping
Boards fleet recently were rejected. In
iividual negotiations have been going
On. Moore & Mccormack have offered
10 buy twenty-six ships. and the ques-
ion Of prices Is under discussion. The
I.uckenbach Steamship Company is ne
gotiating for about five vessels. The
Barber Steamship Company submitted
IN offer for a number OF ships. including
the motor ship William Penn, but
whether any steps are being taken 10
consurnmate the sale could not be
learned yesterday in the absence OF Oak
ley Wood.
The American Ship and Commerce
Corporation. reported as having offered
70 buy forty ships. is not at present in
ierested in any tonnage except that Tor
nerly contracted for and now being dis
oosed of under the pioneer purchaser
readjustmenr.
Many of the companies that are in
need of tonnage would submit bids II
they were sure the subsidy bill would
pass. Those who are offering 70 buy
believe that the passage Of the bill would
Immediately enhance the value of Aneri-
can tonnage. and are therefore willing
20 take chance of its failing. The
Shipping Board believes that under the
subsidy it could get between $40 and $50
for its best tonnage.
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SAILED.

Strs Raneila CBrJ. Lisbon (for orders) :
Yange Tsze (Brl, Yokohama, &c, via Nor
folk: Agwworld, Port Lobos; Centennial
state. London, &c; Comanche. Charleston,
&c; Munsomo. Vera Cruz. &c; West Keene.
Paranagua. &c. via Philadelphia; Welsh
Prince (Bf). Newport News; vardulia (Br)
Ii ldon; Alness (Br), Philadelphia; James
Niece, Tampico; Munargo. Nassau; Roch-
ambeau (Fr). Havre: City OF Montgomery,
Savannah; vauclIn FD. Baltimore ORR
noco, do.
schrs Edward r Baird, Jr, Norfolk; Char
lotte A Maxwell, Port Royal, SC.
Sailed 27th. strs Clearwater, Batavia: II T
Bedford. Texas City; IIennecott (motor)
Philadelphia; Coastwise, in tow.
Tire corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Tuesday, March IS. 1922, at AM, re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau
was thirty and four hundredths GOOD
inches. This closely approximates sever
hundred and sixty three (163) millimeters
Captains OF all vessels now lying in or neal
the ports of New York and Brooklyn car
advantageously use the above official data
for observing whether their own barometer
require any considerable correction or ad
justment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. 8 PM. NV, IS miles
clear light sea visibility, IL miles
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ARRIVED.
Christinnla

Str Stayangerfiord (Nor), Christiania
March II and Stavanger aud Bergen 18th,
to the Norwegian america Line. with %
first, 2g7 second cabin and 49, third class
passengers malls and mdse Went 10 foot
str soriand (NorJ. Cardiff March Is, to
the stray Corporation, with mdsc. An
chored In Quarantine.
Str suwanee CBr). Portland. Eng. March
10, 90 " Smith, In ballast Went 70 pier
., Bayonne. NJ.
Str Camilla Gilbert CNor). Gcnoa March 8
Go. IN ballast Went 70 the foot Of 5Tth
Str Hubert tBr), RIO Grande do Sui FEB
Is, Victoria 9th, Ceara March 9, Para 18Th
and Barbados goth, to the Booth Steamship
Co. with 30 passengers. malls and nldae.
Went 20 foot OF 33d street Brooklyn
str Bridgctown, CnrtaEcna March ~.
Porto Colombia 18th and Kingston gist. to
the Clyde Steamship O., with . passengers.
mails and mdse. Went 70 pier Z. East
Str Seneca tBr,. Santa Lucia, to master.
with mdse Went to Chrome, NJ.
Str North Pacific tBfl. Manzaniilo March
5 and clenfuegos GOTH. 10 " y Kineley 4
Co. with sugar. Anchored on Liberty.
Str McKeesport. Nassau March -, TO the
chored off weehawken.
Str orlzaba. Havana March IS, 10 the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Go. with iio
passengers, mails and mdse. VIII 60 70 pier
II, East River.
Str III Mundo. Galveston, 10 the Southern
Pacific Go. with mdse. Went 70 pier -.
North River.
Str Lilo, Mobile.
Str Mohawk. jacksonville March 25 and
Charleston 18th. to the Clyde Steamship Co,
with mdse. Went 10 pier 80, North River.
Str City OF Savannah. Savannah March %,
10 the Ocean Steamship Co, With passengers
and mdse. Went 10 pier 81. North River
Str Lake gilboa, wilmington. TO the Clyde
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went 20 pier -.
North River,
Str Alliance. Norfolk, 70 the Old Dominion
Transportation CO. with mdse. Went TO pier
81 North River.
Str storm King, Philadelphia, 70 tho Black
Diamond steamship Co. with mdse. Went
10 pier g. Army Base, Brooklyn.
Str vague, Halifax March %, 20 the Clyde
Steamship Co, IN ballast. Went TO New York
Dock Co.'s pier "a. Brooklyn.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BOSTON. March 2s-The Boston cargo IN
Nos 1 and holds OF str Romeo (Br) Is all
more or less damaged and some OF the baled
jute Is ETH steamng and is being placed
on lighters: most OF the tea consigned here
badly wet Jute, &C, which was In Nos ! and
holds and removed when she put into
Azores was put back into No hold only
Boston cargo will be removed here cargo In
Nos and holds landed In good condition
there Is some damage to beams caused by
fire and heat generated in the tween decks :.
damage will be repaired when steamer has
finished discharglng cargo at New York;
will leave here about Thursday.
CHATHAM Mass, March 27--Motor schr
Edith Mute, making her first voyage under
new owners. ran ashore to-day Chatham
Beach when navigator mietook lighthouse
here for Chatham light off shore; was bound
from Portland 20 New London for repairs
without cargo assistance sent her; vessel
had been laid up at Portland over year
and recently sold to Commonwealth Motor
Co OF Boston; no insurance on vessel: be-
licved she cannot be floated without eonsid-
cradle expense.
GULFpoRT. Mics. March 27--Bark Cailao
Continued on Following Page.
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GERMAN SHIPPING
MEETS EXPENSES
Profits Not Large, as Gold
Earns Only Paper Dividends.

BERLIN, March % Associated Press).
German foreign shipping has now ar
rived at a point where receipts just
about cover expenditures. Karl G. slim
ming, director OF the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company, to-day told
the delegates to joint convention OF
the German Nautical Society and the
Maritime League.
Herr STUNNING saw slight prospect OF
putting German shipping on paying
basis, because of the fact that the
United States, in order to retain her
ehipping trade. is able and willing to
operate along lines which are at vari-
ance with economic principles He said
4 perusal of the German shipping bal
ance sheets gave the impression of
profitable operations, but this was a
false conclusion, since capital which was
invested on gold basis earned only
paper dividends.
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THURSDAY. MARCH 30.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND GEN.
TRIAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 20.

Canal Zone. Panama, Nicaragua except
East COAST, Amapala City, Choluteca.
Cauca and Narino Departments of Colon
bis. Ecuador. Peru (except Iquitoel, Bolivia
and Chill deter mall only via Cristobal:
by rail TO Philadelphia. Pa. and thence by
str X LUCkENBACH. 6 AM
Bermuda via Hamilton. str FORT HAM
ILTON. Z 80 AM.
Jamaica. Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador
(prints. &c). Nicaragua (except East COAST !.
Amapala City, Choluteca talso prints, &c,
for Nacaome, Tegucigalpa and Yusearan) IN
Honduras Colombia. Ecuador. Peru Except
1auitos), Bolivia and Chile (other parts Of
Honduras and letter mail for Salvador must
be specially addressed) via Kingston, Girls
tobai, Cartagena. Savanilla and Santa
Marta, str METAPAN. $ AM (eup AN -.
Porto Rico Ordinary mail onlyl via San
Juan, str EVELYN. II AN (sup u NJ -.
Trinidad, Ciudad Bolivar and Guiana. via
Trinidad. Georgetown and Paramarlbo. ctr
PARA, O AM.
Cape Haiti. Port de Paix Gonaives and st
Mare (othear parts OF Haiti, Canal Zone.
Panama, Colombia and Ecuador must be
specially addressed via Cape Haiti, Port dc
Paix, Gonaives, 81 Marc, Petit Goave, Jere-
mic. Aux Cages, Jacmel, Cristobal, Buena-
ventura, Esmeraidas. Bahia. Manta and
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Winds OFF Atlantic Coast.

East Gulf-Moderate easterly winds; over
cast weather and probaofy local rains
Wednesday.
West Gulf-Moderate TO fresh southeast
ard south winds; partly overcast weather
and probably local rains Wednesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds; partly
overcast weather and local rains Wednesday.
North OF Sandy Hook and Sandy Hook TO
Hrtteras--Fresh TO strong southwest, shift
iig to west and northwest winds; overcast,
Trick weather and rain Wednesday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Fresh TO
strong southwest and weat winds over north
ana moderate to fresh southeast and south
winds over south portion; partly overcast
weather and probably local rains Wednes-
day.
Disturbance central over st Lawrence Val
ley and moving rapidly eastward.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
vlINS.
SAT-. THURSDAY,
SAIL FRIDAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK. TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1922

York, Is expected to dock al pier ), Bush
Docks, Brooklyn, Friday forenoon.
Str Mauretania (Br), Southampton for
New York, Is expected to dock at pier "a.
North River. foot Of West 18th street, Fri
day afternoon.
Str Adriatic CBr). Naples, &c. for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier 30, North
River. foot of West 18th street, Wednesday
afternoon Z.
Str Caronia (Br). Alexandria. &C. for New
York, Is expected to uock at pier 80, North
River foot OF West 18th street, Thursday
forenoon.
Str Yucatan, Havana for New York, Is
expected TO dock ut pier i6, Brooklyn, Thurs
day forenoon.
Str wusrttemberg (Ger). Hamburg for
New York, Is expected to dock at pier Sc,
North River, foot OF West 10th street,
Thursday forenoon.
Str Fort ST George (Br). Bermuda for New
York. is expected 10 dock at pier IS, North
River, foot OF West 54th street, Wednesday
morning.
Str wyncote (Br), from Glasgow. expects
70 reach Boston about noon Thursday.
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Bx United States Naval Radio.

Albert watts 81 W Sand Key 2sti.
Anaconda 4s3 Il Ambrose l. v 2sth.
Cnianln res $50 " Uatteras 2sth.
Carenco 9s7 u Ambrose l. 18th.
2sth.
Charirs Y Harwood is II American Shoals
comus 10 NE Jupiter 2sth.
concho f.OT9 3 Scotland L v 2sth
Consort lat a. 40. Ion so II 9th.
currier 266 wNw Tortugss 18th.
David McKelvy % Jupiter 2sth.
Dunnff Head passed Tortugas 2s.h
Eastern Leader i55 L Ambrose l. v 18th.
EdRefleid rs w Key West 2Sth,
I'll Alba Is NE Jupiter 2Sth.
III Lago "a N Jupiter 2sth.
Ell Vale 90 Jupiter 25th.
Gulfmaid 2fT wNW Tortugas 2Sti.
C;uifoil Jupiter 2Sth.
Gulfstar 30 w Sand Key 18th.
j A Bostwtck 90 WNW Tortugas 2Sth.
j " Pew $40 wSW Tortugas 2Sth.
John - Archbold 100 NV TortugaS 2Sth.
Lewis X Thurlow ~ Portland, Me, 2Sth.
III Q Folger 200 NNE Jupiter 2sth.
Herbert q Wylie i05 N Jupiter 18th.
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o'C0NNOR VISITS FLEET.
VIII Investigate shipping Board
Losses In Thefts.

Commissioner r. V. O'Connor Of the
shipping Board started up the Hudson
Yesterday TO inspect the fleet laid up
near Jones Point. He will investigate
the condition of the ships and the losses
by pilfering and return TO the local
office OF the board late to-day.
Mr.. O'Connof may see some of the
managing agents in connection with the
scale Of stevedoring rates agreed upon
early this year. which went into effect
February ] and was to be given a trial
for sixty days. Whether the agreement
will be extended after April ] Ia its
present form has not been determined.
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SHIPPING NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF 7

Herman Frasch / $50 L Hatteras eth.
Janelew lat 40 IS, Ion 81 % 2Sth.
Liberty Bell 16 L Tortugas 2sth.
Lone Star State lat 40 49, Ion 80 SO 18th.
Marine .087 S Scotland l. 2sll.
Minnequa 80 SE Hillsboro 2Sth.
Mosella 1877 L Hatteras 2Sth.
Muskogee 10 Il Sand Key 2Sth.
Orient 9s7 + Cape Henry 9th.
Pennsylvania 10 w sand Key 2Stt.
Quaker City 1895 Il Ambrose l. 2Ith.
Rayo passed Jupiter 18th
Roanoke II n Jupiter 2Sth
Sacaneega $50 Z Cape May 18th
San Jusn 90 WNW l.obos Gay 2Sth
Santa Olivia .435 T. Cape Henry 18th.
Santa Tccia 1913 y Waiting lslandvastA.
Sapinero % NV Tortugas 18th
Nestris 573 So Ambrose + v 2sta.
Wassaic LAT 80 II, Ion "A 20 2Sth.
West Catanacc lat r. -, lon 81 OF a7ga
West Lake 4S8 II Cape Henry 9th
Western Spirit I $50 r Ambrose l. o7th
Wheeling Mold i,2eo 10 Ambrose l. 2Tth.
Woodmansie 6I5 r Cape Iieniopen 2Sth.
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CHARLESTON DRY DOCK
IN SHIP ASSOCIATION
Repairers Elected to Atlantic
Coast Body.

The Charleston Dry Dock and Machine
Company OF Charleston. S. c.. has been
elected to the Atlantic Coast Shipbuild-
Sers Association. il was announced yes
terday by G. s. King. secretary. The
company specializes In ship repairs
marine work. boiler making and iron
and brass castings and operates two
marine railways and one dry dock.
The new member Is the latest ship
repair concern to take advantage of the
recent action OF the association in
broadening it's field of usefulness TO
cover the entire industry by making
eligible for membership every shipyard
and repair plant on the Atlantic sea-
board and the Gulf OF Mexico
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WOULD SAVE OLD CLIPPER.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Appeals for
"GIory Of the Seas"

BosroN, March 2s.--The Glory = the
Seas, Boston built clipper ship OF the
SOS. has been condemned to the junk
heap and Cornelius Vanderbilt has APP
pealed TO the Maritime Association of
the Boston Chamber Of Commerce TO
save tho old ahip. His telegram from
Tacoma said the Glory was capable Of
facing the Atlantic Mt slight expense and
that her copper was probably worth
More than she would cost
The Glory OF the Seas, one Of the
r,<arest square rugged vessels anoat IN
her day, has been used as barge on
the Pacific In recent years.
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GERMANY'S FAST FREIGHTERs
Fleet May Operate Between Ham
burg and Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO. March ga feet or
fast frefEhters. financed by Hugo
SHINES. German capitalist. will operate
soon between Hamburg and other Euro
pean ports and the Pacific coast. accord
Ing 70 reports in shipping circles to-day
said TO emanate from representative
Of SHINES now on the coast.
According TO the reports the vessels
will be OF 10000 tons and IA knots
speed,