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Evening star., 1924-01-08
MOONEY CONFIRMED.

William NJ. Mooney was confirmed
as postmaster of Washington by the
Senate late yesterday afternoon.
Postmaster Mooney was given a re-
cess appointment last spring, and his
confirmation was expected as mat
ter Of course.
Since assuming the helm at the
Washington city post Office Postmas-
ter Mooney has directed the Office
through the greatest Christmas sea-
son in the history of the post Of
flee. His confirmation brought him
today the congratulations of friends
throughout the city.
Evening star., 1924-01-08
George Whites Scandals, :

Briefly and succincty, George
White has outdone George White in
his fifth annual production of Scan
dals," which had it's premier in Wash
ington last evening at the National
The;iter.
This edition ran so long in New
York city that it quite lost its breath
and was tardy in reaching the Ma
tionaI Capital. For gorgeousness and
lavishness of production, for artistic
and beautiful stage settings, for har-
lnouiousness of color effects, for
novelty and attention to detail, the
production now here surpasses its
predecessors as distinctly as each of
them possessed superiority over its
immediate forerunner.
Tho mere fact that the youthful
producer retained Lester Allen as the
leader of his corps of male come
dians spelled success for the Offering,
as surely as did Winnie Aightners >
Evening star., 1924-01-08

Aesop's Fables, found an amusing
theme for the supplemental attrac-
ton, The Animals Fair" in which
little animals play their parts in a
way that makes for laughter. With
this picture, the Pathe News and
orchestral selections under Bailey T..
Alart, a program of entertainment Is
provided that would make almost any
audience happy. Tomorrow, Thurs
day and Friday, Little Old New
York" will come again. with Marion
Davies
Evening star., 1924-01-08
Flaming Youth at the Am
bassador.

First Nationals production Of War
ner Fabian's Flaming Youth" which
has been the attraction at the Am
bassador Theater the first three days
of the week, closing today. has also
been the feature at CrandalTs Met
ropo1ttan and was reviewed .yester-
day. Paul Terry. cartoonist of
Evening star., 1924-01-08
Step on It.

years ago on the vaudeville circuit
and still has the power and mysterx
Evening star., 1924-11-16
HELP-FEMALE.
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YOUNG WOMAN OR GIRL. as non tech
ntcal assistant to physician in his Office
who is willing to learn, experience not
we'll and put them at ease. About hours
in the morning. and to hours in the
afternoon. Give experience, If any, and
salary expected. Address Box SEW. Star
office. 16s
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN to do Ioca ting
work; must lie polite and good thnkeI.
George X. Allen. sos 18th st. Apply be-
tween 10 and nm,
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SOOkkEEPER-ACCOUN for publishing
office splendid opportunity; must be Protest
aEt-MasOn preferred; state age, experience.
salary desired and references. Address Box
35o-W. Star office. TO-
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LNTISE MAIER

LOUISE MA1ER.
now located az II Grant p. NV. Scalp treat-
ment. facial ma assace. maHicurnE. hair dyeiu>
a speciality. Open evenings by appoint mrui
I'hou" Fr. 615a. All branches taught
Evening star., 1924-11-16
HELP MALE
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YOUNG MAN for accounting department in
film exchange: must be good typist and pen
man mn with, knowledge of stenography; salary.
and experience. Address Box 341-W, Star
office.
YOUNG MAN for position as cashier with
Oil company: must have first class references.
Apply. Monday. between 10 and l.. 20 Mr..
Collier. the Texas Co., South Washington,
Va. Take Washington Virginia car at Eth st.
to Arlington Junction.
YOUNG MAN to assist in store. American
Dollar Store Corp. 1908 7th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN. salesman In electrical store;
experience preferred give age, previous en-
ployment and references. Address Box Ola,
Star office. 1Ss
YOUNG CoLoRED MEN to do locating work
must be polite and good thinkers. George Il.
Allen. sos 18th st. ne. Apply between 10 and
l pm.
LATHERS, WOOD.
lookout Co. North 67sl-J.
CEMENT FINISHERS (1O),
NON-UNION. APPLY AT
ONCE, 9TH AND DECATUR.
NORRIS CAFRITZ co.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

If you desire to sell or purchase anything.
large or small, valuable or insisni6cant-make
it known by means of the Classified Advertise
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1924-11-16
SITUATIONs-DOMEsTIC.
(COntIuurd,l 1

COOk-Ehicient. white; no apt. serving.
Address Box 1874. Star office.
COOK and cleaner. wanted by good, honest
colored woman place: stay nights. Col. 500
Evening star., 1924-11-16
PERSONAL.


COntinuedD
WORKING MOTHERS. CTTLDETY C1FT6
@ LDl ,uuIIhS the day; given best scientific and
n,,E mnInrriE care; also kindergarten iustrIctiou.
West 257f a Ant -oa@fn"'e"t 2Ga departments ca''
ff tlEf NED Young MOTHER WILL CATE
| l"r ihr"r children Of business women daIrt.
Fra5lIin sHn" rnys,rai culture central location
MASSAGE SWEDISH AND TITERN0- -TJTTI.-
apF: helps blood cirruia. fat rcdur paraivsf.
l'uritls. Carl Anderson. Ph. North GG15-R Is.
EXPERIENCED OPERATOR DESIRES Az
toI 7aa IN homes facial and manicurins.
siHAMPooING, SCALE TREATMENT, DONE
Phone Adams 1856.
FACIAL HAIR PERMANENTLY REMOVED
u. Facial treatments. 30. -. 81 sham
p3oing 30; Marie Stevens. 300 krcsge Bldg
| llth and g sts. %.
| TREATMENTS THAT ARE LASTING AND
81; facial treatments 50c, 75c. 81: scalp trest
lnents, mn-1, ooc; shamrooins, Doc: Il years
l1th and G SIS. NV.
DOCTOR NURSE, WITH SOME CAPITAI
AS partner IN rest home. Mrs. Hood. g2l +
! St NV.
LADY dhio .Id:. ILEAEIELING THROUGH CoLUMBrs
OilIo, ABOUT Nov y. may reduce expense Icy
/ ASSISTING elderly lady en- route. Address BOX
lfh-A. Star office.
FALLING HAIR, DANDRUFF AND Skis DIS
iseduced rates until Dec. ]. DR.. M. BOIkhardt,
Er. 1881. 1924 Conn. ave-. Apt. 81. is
WILL RENT MY STAGE COSrI' MIS- REA-
soHsbIe for mask or specialized parties TO
| liable white people only. ~mall SIZE So Call
evenings. I713 i" Sales =. NV
WILL KEEP YOUR PI.AYER-FTANO IL LIEt-
Sroneitl" party Address Bon 1OG-A, star OF
WHAT IS YOtR PROBLEM; CONFIDEN-
I'M. IIAEr TEIECTiVE - EST! SEKyiCE BY RELIABLE
NlELLI'ENT EXPERIENCED SECRET
al
IsPI5 RRa5fdR1 f2rT TyG y@nr S rh2ps one Frsnkn So
HuildinC. 18th and II st> NV. 10'
RELIABLE PARTY 10 CARE FOR 2-YEAR-
/ oid infant. state terms. Address Box 34i ".
star office. 16s
PERMANENT WAVE CAN BE HAD Al -
l22O g st. NV.
TAkoMA PARK-KEST HOME FOR ~
yalids or c0nvarscrnts: special attention given
t" diet ard care Phone adams 5T2>
Electric I::,f,, BATH; MASSAGE FOR NER-
,onSness poor circulation, sciatica rheumatism.
GradRte nurse, colnred. y. 69i--J 1Ts
/ WE ARE NOW PAYING s. To $40 FOR
niG men s and lndes used suits Our prices for
Exchange, $50 u =. NV. Phone Main 33Ts.
! ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN BY A
graduate: Excessive weight reduced. Phone
/ Pot. li47. 1911 Conn. ave.
, rs KEIiA nIT; 1HTEII!GE4T EXrEET
! CATSE; ALL SEcTI0N>. ESTABLISHED
! FoRTY YEARS TX WASHINGTON WE
SPECIALIZE IN SOLVING PROBLEMS
! OF \ DELICATE AND INTRICATE IA
/ TTRE. ALL MATTERS COME UNDER
: THE Personal SUPERVISION OF
MORGAN BRADFORD JR.. THE IA
! TInNALIY KNOWN INVESTIGATOR
( AND CONSULTING PRGBLEMIST PHONE
FRANKLIN GIon. OFFICE OPEN All.
| DAY SUNDAY. iEAnFORp. INC. SUITE
| 5n2. TRANSFORMATIONS BUILDING, 1TTlI
AND II SITS. Y w.
LOUISE MAIER.
now located al u Grant pl. NV. Scalp treaf
ment. facial massage, maHicurinE, hair dyeiu@
a speciality. open evenings by appointment.
lh"u" Fr- 6l|a. All branches taught.
MADAME Y
CORSFTS ETp AIRED
Evening star., 1924-11-16

YOUNG MAN, Jewish, active, intelligent for
institutional collection and clerical work. on
@aJary basis. Address Box ga, star office,
Evening star., 1924-11-16

MADAME Y
CORSETS REPAIRED
1909 14th St North olf
Evening star., 1924-11-16

KEFINED NOTNG MO1uEK WiTI- ~ -,
ll"r ihr"" children Of business women daiIt.
Tnt ,, 1Gnch: physical culture: central loration
itliNIlI 'N--. apartment 2i2
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Part 6--8 Pages
HELP MALE
vEVER mail 0RTGINAI rccommerdatto.s

COUNTANT-Thoroughly familiar with de-
partment store accounting. for position as
Controller with Of the leading department
stores in the city. Only high grade account
ants with the necessary experience and reier-
tnres need apply. Address Box 12o-A. Star
Evening star., 1924-11-16

BOOKKEEPING SALESMEN-Severalo on com
mission basis in District; splendid opportunity
for men who can produce. Apply after Pm.
Monday 719 Southern Bldg. IL
Evening star., 1924-11-16

EXPERIENCED OPERATOR DESIRES AT.
o POM !nrn's 1da IN homes; facial and mauicuring
Evening star., 1924-11-16

PAWN TICKETS cashed: diamonds. old gold
silver and platinum bought for cash Louis
Anrahams Sl7 6 St. opposite Patent ollie.
PLAIERPIAN0 wanted, regardless Of Condt-
tion; highest cash price. Lincoln l057.
VICTRoIA-Cabinet in good Coudi tion: cash
also records Pot 23sn-W
WILL KEEP YOUR PLAYER-PIANO in lieu
of storage; excellent guaranteed by re-
sponsible party. Address AK 10J-A, Star Of
6ra
Evening star., 1924-11-16
WANTED-AGENTS.
(COntinucd,) 4

MAKE 81 HOUR distributing established
line or everyday necessities in your own To-
CAVITY; all or part time: experience unneces-
sary write for samples and particulars. Dept.
C1- 4 furst q Thomas Freeport. III.
MILLIONS Of dollars lost annually check
raising and forgery increasing with alarming
rapidlty, wonderful new invention in safety"
cheek protector: die stamps, inks in three
colors; retails So; profits big; s1U0 week. Act
Rapids. Mich.
WANTEI-Lady or gentleman of middle age
with business ability, to handle a high-class
specially sold on a moneyback guarantee and
highly remunerative; this is dignfed posi-
ton, not a house-tO house job; no competition ::
every person needs one some time in life !;
business secured through advertising and office
sales; big profits and pleasant work Address
hadinm Appliance, 1892 Bradbury Bldg. Los
Angeles. Calf.
WE START you without a dollar: soaps, ex-
tracts. perfumes, toilet goods; experience un-
necessary. Carnation Co. Dept 80. st.
Louis.
WOULD $500 MONTHLY profit interest you?
New automobile necessity; every auto owner
buys ON sight; sells for 81. Write Boone Spe-
cIaIty Co Roone. Iowa
YOU CAN make money with line of Christmas
gift specialties combination post card packs;
18th St. New York.
SO A WEEK--Man or woman wanted with
ambition and industry. to distribute Raw
lcighs household products to steady users:
several fine openings in nearby cities and
towns. We train and help you so you
make up to 800 week or more; no expert
ence necessary: pleasant, profitable; iignifed
work. Write today. W. T. Rawleigh Co..
Dept. ID. c. ~. Freeport, Ill.
2O0oo PROFIT selling vestpockrt windshield
cleaner; one rub keeps entire windshield clear
~ hours: guaranteed: 90 600 sold Security
a. lion Int,
Evening star., 1924-11-16

OLD GULD-Bring IN your old goId. silver
platinum, diamonds; also discarded jewelry-
We need them in opr manufacturing dept. viii
pay highest prices 4. kann. Inc. go 81.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

nOkhiNh MOTHERS. CHILDREN CSEFD
I"p curing the day: given best scientific and
convenient to government danartment tafi
West 2574. Apt 2n3 ' ~ -
Evening star., 1924-11-16

sHAMPooING, SCALP TRATMENT, DONE
at your home: facial
Phone Adams 1TJC
Evening star., 1924-11-16

MaNSA'E. SWEDISH AND TIIERATn-TTTFE
ap!, n"ipa blood rirrnla.. fat rcdur paraiysis
h"uritls. Carl Anderson. Ph. North GGlI-R II.
Evening star., 1924-11-16
RECOMMENDED SERVICE

The JITIoring business concerns gHGrgn-
tee - S-sfdcftUn to Star readers. Ann cn71-
pldiHt found necessary 10 Be made to Tn"
STIR iriH rcccirc pOrmpt attention. F0,
adm 10 Recommended S,TCice Cot
ann call Main 5O0G. Brunch I15.
AUTO BATTERY AND RADIATOR EXPERTS.
Lamps, tanks, tenders; low prices. Tucker
Co., 300 J. Marshall pl., so. courthouse F. 6i26.
AUTO RADIATORS and Tenders repaired by
expert; prices very reaSona Bile. French
Radiator and Fender Co. l405 Que st. nv
AUTOMOBILE MASTER MECHANIC, coIorea
Z years Crane Co. Y. Y: for 20 per hour:
make any repair all at your home or
my place; also Simonize, oil, tighten
all, any car; Davis. North GG49 L.
1641 4th NV. ~; NV.
BRASS BEDS EELACQUERED AND RE
paired. Silver plating aud repairing Call
BUILDER-Estimates Oh vrpairiuC remodel
ing, concrete and new work gladly given. j
Brumbangh. GiIard st. ne Potomac 1Oa. 18'
Continued On Next Page.)
Evening star., 1924-11-16

CAMERAS. field glasses. sbotEuns. tools o.
every kind; anything you have to sell. Groce's.
11th and NV. Phone Franklin S33 postal'
CLOTHES-Will pay highest prices for ladies
and mems worn clothes. Write or phone d.
Stein, 1905 It'll st. NV Phone North 499
Evening star., 1924-11-16

S'OY over 16, to operate elevator, evenings
weekly, in exchange for tuition and salary.
Steward School, 1902 + st.
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Educated Women Wanted
For 81 400 Position.

In new field of work, made possible by the
Compton service: only women between 2J and
40, in good health. with personality and edu-
ca ton who can travel extensively, will be
age, education and full information in first
letter.
Address +. r. Compton & Co.,
ls East Washington ST., Chicago
Evening star., 1924-11-16

If you are looking for of6ce help chauffeurs
porters, laborers, domestic help, or desire to
offer your services, place advertisement in
The Star under appropriate classification.
Evening star., 1924-11-16

BATTERY MAN. white colored; SO weekly
10 good mechanic. Call Monday, 81 10Th ST.
"
Evening star., 1924-11-16
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

EARN s1lO to $3.50 monthly. expenses paid. as
railway traffic Inspector: position guaranteed
after completion of 3-month home-study course
or Wr, money Tar refunded eScslleat cpportuniies
ness Training Inst. Buffalo. N. Y.
FRENCH. practical; conversational; private
or classes: lessons by native experienced
teacher Franklin 1925.
INSTRUCTION IN SCIENTIFIC RIGHT
thinking given by appointment; any so-culled
L.ADIES-Earn $40 to 500 a week: learn
beauty culture: great demand for competent
operators. Maybele Honour's School of
l4th st. FIR. 5l3l.
LINoTYPE--PRINTERS, 500; NON-PRINT-
EMPIRE SCHOOL. coG E. 18th ST., New York.
TUTOR-IS THERE A MOTHER WHO Is
anxious about not only the intellectual but
character progress Of her son? A private
tutor. b. A., who instills principle and de-
veops thinking power by his personal contact
cffers his services Address Box 122-A, star
office.
FRENCH, SPANISH. ENGLISH.
Class or individual instruction. franklin
2s14 800 Ethehust Apts. c2'
SPELLING.
I challenge any one, anywhere, TO spell
more words than l can spell. ! should love
10 teach class at night in some business
secretarial school.
Phone Hyattsvle s3s-M
YOU ARE NEEDED in the
drafting profession. Big money
for those trained under our individual instruc-
tion plan. Start and he expert in 3
10 3 months. Interesting booklet request
telling of opportunities open to You. Call,
write phone. Columbia School of Drafting.
l4th and 7 SITS rhone North 212 FL
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ALENA|VDR|A Is
WINDING Up
TAG DRIVE
TWenty.thFse Summoned 70
Court to Pay for BusI-
ness Licenses

ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 10 Twenty
three business men were summoned
into Police Court today to pay their
licenses for business operation in
Alexandra. 81
Eighteen paid their licenses IN full
and the other five cases were con-
tInued. There are still 100 city auto
mobile licenses TO be collected for
In the city. according 70 Director
Of Public Safety Morton.
The. drive Tor licenses has besn
under way for three weeks By the
police department.
The town Of Potomac. located one
mile north Of Alexandria, will or
ganize q volunteer fire department.
October /. The department Is to
lie formed under the direction of
Town Sergeant A. r. Drigcoll. The
company viii be motorized.
Citizens have planned o carnival
which will be held from September
20 to October III 10 raise FUNDS Tor
the foundation Of this department.
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partnent put the feet at once on
an equal basis with the best In the
world, In range and power Of its
guns.
That the world power naval ratio
to 5-5-a laid down by the Washing.
ton treaty DO maintained. the ratio
being alleged to be 5-4.3. with
America the I.
Development Of the merchant
marine on the broadest possible
basis.
Thorough organization OF the
naval reserve.
Appropriations as liberal as need.
ed, for naval efficiency.
Congressional approval and rur-
suit Of the policy Of developing
naval bases.
Florida Wins Cup.
The prize trophy Of ell. the HIM.
ford McNider cup. went to Florida.
leading the world with q Sis per
cent membership increase over 1928.
The Henry B. Lindsey trophy also
for membership increase also went
to Florida.
The North Carolina trophy, for
the best membership increase In a
department outside the United
States. went to Mexico.
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LEGION WANTS
PERSH|VG IN
HARNESS
Protests His Retirement at
Age Limit i Unfair to
Hin and Nation

ST. PAUL. MIMI, Sept. 1.-the
American Legion wants General
John j. PsrshinS put back in haf.
ness.
The military affairs COMMITTEES re.
port which was unanimously adopt.
ed, declared Pershing Ii the first full
general to be retired because Of
reaching the are limit; that Ms
heart and soul are in HIS work and
he Il still vigorous and able; that
1t ID unfair alike to him and the
nation TO retire him.
A resolution was adopted demand.
Ing that Congress pass whatever
special legislation IL needed to waive
the age limit and restore General
PerShing and plcdging the legion "a
lead the fight ITO make his valuable
counsel available to those responsible
for the national defense" General
Pershing. the resolution declared
Showed himself one of the greatest
soldiers in the nations history. and
when retired was helping the nation
to profit by its war lessons, ana Il
organize its defenses for peace"
Hit IL Coolidge Veto.
The convention unanimously
thanked all members Of Congress
whose vote over-rode President Cool
idge's veto Of the adjusted compen
sation act and q copy OF the r0solu
ton will be mailed TO each of them
Other resolutions adopted today
asked amendment Of the civil service
laws to give members preference
and make It mandatory to appoint
a veteran II on the eligible list
asked legislation to forbid discharg
| ing men and women from Govern
meTlt employ except by regular civi
service proceedings, and asked q
change in the compensation act Il
allow any veteran who wishes Il
sign his rights over to any patriotic
organization chartered by Congress
The latter resolution provoked
long discussion and its wisdom wal
questioned by Southern delegates.
Strong Navy Uurged.
Congress was asked to strengthen
the United States navy as q defens,
against fofeign aggression and al
the 'best and cheapest guararite,
Of national safety and peace" In tn,
naval affairs committee recommen
dalton unanimously adopted todaI
by the legion convention.
The resolution asks:
That Congress and the Navy De
'
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up Of both men and women. Mira.
Jessie w. Nicholson, chairman Of
the United Democratic Women'S
clubs Of Maryland. WIN address the
nesting. Mrs. Morris says. Mrs.
Morris 4 desirous o. perfecting an
organisation before October !, when
the United Clubs swill hold 4
luncheon 1T the Francis Scott Key
Hotel, In Frederick, ct which the
guest 81 honor win. b John w.
Davis, Presidential candidate, and
when Il is hoped this county may
report formation OF an organization.
Mrs. Morris announces she has
recelved q number Of tickets to this
luncheon and win be glad to give
them to any woman who might
care to attend.
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that q foreign line to India exists.
and IL giving q frequent and O. fas-
ter service, he gets tired OF waiting
Tor the American boat and he per-
haps indeed cannot afford to wait
for the American boat, ana he tends
to become a steady patron of the
foreign line.
Must Meet Composition.
In other words. II we are going "a
provide any service to India at oil.
or to any other place. we ought 10
provide one which Is frequent
enough and good enough 10 be able
really to compete with the foreign
service.
Otherwise our services, our lines,
are bound to keep on losing money
and will absolutely never he solvent.
We cannot pull them out Of the
hole except by making them. strong
enough to be able to climb out u
the hole.
II we reduce our present appro.
priation for them and make then,
weaker. reducing still further the
humber Of their Sallinks, they will
simply sink down further into the
hole.
This IL the disagrseable situation
IN which we now find ourselves. II
u q crisis In the course OF which
we have 70 choose between tive
things.
They are:
1-Gubnhit % the immediate ex.
pense Of putting on moro Govern.
2-Endsre the ultimate national
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CDU
. |. SEEN As
END
Foes Unable to Comprehend
That Lines Are Like Roads,
and Money Isn't Lost
BY WILLIAM HARD.

When Congress meets in De-
eember, and when the President
presents to it his budget message,
Q large contest will open between
those who wish to increase the
Shipping Board appropriation and
Y those who wish to keep it at its
present level or even to diminish
It: and 4 parting Of the ways will
have arrived in the contemporary
history Of the American merchant
marine.
The champions of economy will
: claim that $SO,OOO,OO0 4 year Of
Government money Is too much
to spend on making up the finan-
cial losses incurred by our Gov
eminent ships. They will wish to
reduce next years appropriation
to $28 900, 900 which Is believed
also to be the prospective recon-
nlendation Of the Bureau OF the
Budget.
Want $4,000. 900.
The partiaans Of an Immediate
American merchant marine. ON the
other hand. arr planning to demand
an appropriation ne $40, 900, 900.
To understand this conflict 1T ID
necessary first to get into ones
mind a sort OF moving picture Of our
present Government merchant neet.
The three hundred and fifteen &C.
tive commercial vessels which con-
atitute the fleet are engaged in
I travelling on regular routes from
our Atlantic ports, from our Gulf
ports. and from our Pacific PORTS
To definite given ports in foreign
! countries.
!. OF these. three hundred and
fifteen ships only twenty are In
the passenger business. The rest
two hundred and ninety. five-are
etraightaway cargo-carriers.
Some thirty-five Of them sail out
Of Pacific ports to ports In eastern
Asia, to ports in Australasia, to
ports in South America. $
Some one hundred and ten Of
them sail out Of Gulf ports to
ports In eastern Asia, to ports In
South America TO ports In the
Mediterranean, to ports in western
Continental Europe, and to ports
In Britain.
Some one hundred and fifty of
them sail out OF Atlantic ports to
ill the general destinations above.
mentioned and also to- ports in the
Baltic Sea, to ports in the Black
Sea, to ports in west Africa, to
ports in south and east Africa. and
to ports in India and in the Dutch
East Indies.
Net Work Of Routes.
It will be seen that we have
spread considerable network OF
regular routes, Of lines" all over
the world
Virtually every one Of these
( shines" today loses money.
That Is, it loses money for the
United States Treasury.
It does not follow that It loset
money for the American people "a
q people.
A public road loses money for thu