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Kennebec Journal

Augusta, Maine
L. D. FLYNT, Registrar Agent for
National Casualty Co.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Find Princess
Gems Lying in
Partisan Sewer

PARIS, March SIN The oiden
We Would Like 10 1--we Over" tho
regular fellers used 10 gather around
the neighborhood sewer on cleaning
day 10 see what the workmsn would
fetch up.
Boys will be boys the world over.
and a group Of French lads were
watching tho cleaning operations OF
sewer in Avenue Alphand hero
when they saw a cluster Of slisten-
ing little balls. They snatched IL UP.
thereby attracting attention. and
close inspection identified II as a
string Of pearls OF great value.
Detectives at headquarters recog-
nized tho pearls az tbs property OF
Princess de BrogiIe. Her residence.
In the street where the pearls were
found, was robbd f5 days previous
and several articles OF jswelry stolen.
One cluster of diamonds was found
under a rug in the hallway. and a
pendant was picked up in the gar
den. With the recovery OF the
pearls only one article, n diamond
ring. remains missing. A more
careful cleaning OF the sewer was
Immediately ordered to find the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Dominion City Has
Big Shipping Year

All records for Vancouver. ~ q,
in volume Of deep sea shipping. lum'
her exports and wheat movement.
were broken In 1854. according 10 a
statement issued by the Vancouver
Merchants exchanges. Deep sea
ships to the number OF 1904 entered
tho harbor last year Ss compared
with SsT tho previous year
Vancouver exported eos, $50 500 feet
Of lumber. as compared with 900, TS6,'
Az feet In 1883. a new high record In
the history OF tine port. Grain cX'
ports totalled 6S.sfs.1ss bushels,
against 2tss5.si7 in 1924 Alto
g.ther i.SIs.sii cases Of canned fish
were shipped in the last ~ mgntha,
a. compared with sds.sss cases In
1898.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
JArANEsE PRopILEr

TOKYO. March 5.-It may bs YOU
don't take much stock iu fortune
tellers. and all that sort OF thing
Prof Donsho Kodhma. however. il a
mystical person. lie foretold Of the
1891 earthquake months In advance.
That n only one Of his prophecies
FRAT came true, They believe what
he tells them out here. He foretolla
things 40 accurately, or has. that even
government officials listen with a..
tention. The famed mystic ayers the
troubles Of 1924 with the United
States will fade and better times hre
ahead
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Open Up Land in
Peace River Area

WASHINGTON. March b.-Ap
proSimatel{ $4,000 600 acres Of arabic
land In Peace River Valley. Canada.
probably viii he opened 20 eultiva.
ton soon n a proposed railroad limo
Is constructed. the department OF
commerce was advised In dispatches
from rs representative In ottawa, AZ
a conference held recently IA the
Canadian capital between represents
tiycs % the government and rail,
roads. construction OF the railroad
into the valley was discussed. The
Canadian Pacific and the Canadian
National Railways are expected TO
60 operate In working out solution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Farmers Pour Out
to See Crop Train

Tho Canadian National forage
crop cars now touring Saskatchewan
and Manitoba are being attended by
an average Of 100 adults at each res.
sion. The great interest eyinccd In
forage crops u indicated by the
quantity and variety % the seed pur,
chased on the train BY the farmers
The cars are carrying seed Of
bronze grass. Western re. timothy.
sweet clover. alfalfa. corn and sun,
flowers. besides a ANAL quantity -
registered Marquis wheat and Ban,
ner oats. Some Of the stocks carried
have been cold out and II has been
necessary TO replace them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Medals for Embryo
Teachers, New Plan

A special state Monogram and en-
blrm for proncisncye Ia ell AROUND
school activities has been devised ~
tho New York state department d
education and offered 10 students h
state normal schools. First award
will DO made In Juns. 1875.
40 win a csrtifichts from tho de-
partmcnt Of education emitting him
10 wear The emblem or medal and
the felt shield or monogram a stu
dent must qualify in five groups Of
points. health. scholarship. sports
manahip. leadership and physical &C
tivities. I 900 points In all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
HOGS IN CANADA

WINNIPEG. Man. March 8,
Hegs are roofing their way Into pop.
aisrtty IN Western Canada, THE
swine population on farms in the
prairie provinces OF Manitoba. sas'
kAtchcwan and Alberta increased
STo.5T9 In 1894, jumping from 1871
Is. IN 1879 to a.sts, iS7 last year. ae'
cordinE TO a report Issued by the
Dominion Bureau OF Statistics,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
Downtown District

Downtown District
Arlington Garage. 1909 Post st.
Hugh Baird.
tth Ave. and James 81.
Cambridge Garage. 1915 sth Ave.
Campbell Bldg. Garage.
sos sth Ave.
Central Ford Agency.
Terry Ave. and Olive So.
Cherry Street Garage.
2l3 Cherry 81.
Community Garage. sal Seneca ST.
Day a Night Garage.
Back OF Leary Bldg.
Detroit Garage.
eth Ave. 8. and Jackson st.
Eberharter's Garage. Inc.
Used Cars. sos wesilaks N
Harden OIL Company.
and Ave. and Lenora 81.
The Hotel Garage.
5th Ave. and University 81.
Kohl & Kohl.
1901 Railroad Ave. 8.
Morsan's Service Station.
1i5 Blanchard St
New Eagle Garage. 7os 9Th Ave. s.
Newport Service station. Pier A.
Norman's Garage. 2035 Third Ave.
Rainier Motor Co.
1901 Jackson 81.
Red Arrow Garage.
9Th Ave. and Cherry 81.
Safety Garage. s1s 9Th Ave. 8.
Savoy Garage. all University st.
seaman's Garage, 2017 Sth Ave.
Second Ave. Garage,
2014 and Ave.
South End Garage,
lis Prefontaine Place.
Stevens Garage, 1915 7th Ave.
Stewart Street Garage,
1921 Stewart ST.
Westlake Market Garage.
sth Ave. and Virginia ST.
Windsor Garage. 1913 9Th Ave.
Yale Motor Service,
1922 Yale Ave. N.
Automobile Row
broadway Garage lee Eocleston)
1890 Broadway
Central Chevrolet Agency,
9o7 r.. Pike st.
Donohoe Garage Co,
1112 r. Union
Eldridge Buick Co.,
500 r. Pike ST.
Garford Motor Co,
1903 Broadway
Gates-Smith Garage. 1913 13th Ave.
Green-P Porter Nash Co.,
500 r. Pike st.
Kelly-springheld Truck Co.,
1926 18th Ave.
MIIler-Norton Sales Co..
1107 r. Pine st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

or slight surprise
~. Fail from a state % health er
excellence
~, Thickot % bushes
-, fiy,ug mammal which feeds on
insects
- Australian ostrich.
- Cloths. drcaa, put on.
Is, Quality ~ being reomy
r., A. the present time.
u. Representation % The surface %
the earth
y. Odd figure. person OF ludierous
appearance
81. Portion OF a Mohammedan house
allotted 20 females.
50. Narrow passage
a. Ever: always.
%. Loud enough 10 be heard
40. l and another.
Il. Limb xtsndlns from shoulder 20
hand
a.. Consume.
g. some
IS Small insect
%. plsorderiy crowd,
VERTICAL
:. Thing spoken OF or referred to.
3 Gold coin.
5. Fitness adjustment: state of
s ESirsmsiy soystOus person: niE-
gard.
I. Conjunction,
:. Let the head drop In WEAKNESS,
10. Bark OF n dog. a. when follow
ing game.
IL. Well known timber tree or It's
wood
II. Dsfini,. article. us-d to denote
particular person or thing.
Il Beak. nose.
is. OVum.
Is Dried juice Of Oriental laurel
tree
20, State Of being dreadful: Gallant.
toub
-. valiant aviator.
-. Do perform.
-, Request. beg
81 Nsnomous serpent or Egypt
-. Denial
90 Tired.
~ Glow shine: flash
~, LonE-liNed evergreen tre.
- Covering for the head.
AZ. Silent.
~, Liquor made from malt
~. In continuance OF a state. stiit
u. Form % the indefinite article
". Proposition; in direction Of: near.
TIE ANSWER TO WEDNESDAYS
mn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
STW ALCHEMY

NEW YORK. March 81 Mercury
has been turned into gold by Prof.
IIanthro NeEaokR. Japanese scientist.
according 90 Tokyo adyices 10 the
American Chemical society, A mi
croacopical picture has been taken.
Il ia said. OF the gold yielded.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
ORPHANS IN DEMAND

LONDON. March O.. High prices
for orphans are being quoted In the
london market a little blue eyed
boy o. four. the orphaned child OF a
soldier Easscd In the war. has been
adopted by well known public man
who has settled on him 5000. 900,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

Yesicr. East Cherry, East Madison
MadronA and Lcsehi Districts
AIS Service Station.
18th Ave. and Yesler Way
Battery Supply Service Station.
2sth Ave. and Z. Cherry 81.
Dads Place ts. l.. Davison).
ls7 Lakeside Ave. (Lcschi
Park).
Frans Brothers, to7 18th Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
QIAkE KILLED ISL

CAPETowN. South Africa. March
1.-Two miles OF dead rish form an
odd ichthyologicai fringe TO the
coast line here. A volcanic eruption
under the sea threw millions OF nsh
on the beach near Walters Bay. In
ono spot the fish arc about two feet
deep for two miles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
california;

Laughing Gas Filling Station.
johnson 4 TompkinD,
100 18th Ave.
Rainier Valley
Brighton Garage.
s365 Rainier Ave.
Clovordaie Service Station.
1901 Rainier Ave.
Columbia Motor Co..
3s0s Ferdinand st.
Hamilton Garage.
1903 Rainier Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

Oakland Service Garage.
1000 pix. 81.
Pike street Garage, sos Pike st.
Seattle Garage. 1875 Broadway
Sunset Motor Co.
Broadway and Union So.
WHY'S Overland Pacific Co.,
18th and Pine 81.
Capitol Hill
Bellevue Garage.
i05 Bellevue Ave. ~.
Capitol Garage. 1906 r. Roy 81.
Summit Ave. Garage.
225 Summit Ave. n.
Fremont
Fred Byram. Foo, OF Stone Way.
NJ. p. Clauscn. t327 Fremont Ave.
Fremont Tire 4 Service Station,
". 3sth and Fremont Place
North Side Pharmacy.
100 n. 5sth 81.
W. II. Smith.
n. 3sth and Stone Way.
Green Lake
Hammer Service Station. N. 18th
and Woodland Park Ave.
Queen City Motor Company.
Woodlawn Ave. and Ravenua
Blvd.
r. Y. Smith.
1918 Woodland Park Ave.
Phinncy Ridge
North End Auto Service.
s5th 81. and Greenwood Ave.
Stout's Service Station.
1908 Greenwood Ave.
Ed. Walls Garage.
No. Both and Phinney
Queen Ammo Hill
Bressi Garage, 2s2 LIST Ave. N.
Garfield Garage. 215 W. Caller 81.
Hillside Garage, is w. Roy St.
Walsinsford
HalIinEford Service Station.
N. t2nd and Wallingford Ave.
University District
3othell Way Service Station.
Il. s0th 81. and Bothell Way
Campus Auto Service,
1870 10th Ave. n. f.
Cottage Garage, 112 r. lbth 81.
Charles Herman.
r. e5th st. and Bavenna Ave.
F. q. Mann Service Station,
v. 18th and 18th N. Z.
Roosevelt Service Station,
$500 10th Ave. N. r.
II. w. Carter, 2s0s r. 55th
Washington Garage.
4033 10th N. f.
North Seattle
Brookhurst Service Station.
105th st. and Greenwood Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

English women during tho nth
century wore the engagement ring
on their thumb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

Jim John Grocery.
Io003 Rainier Ave.
York Grocery, $500 Rainier Ava
Youngstown and West Seattle
Barton Street Service Station
5bth S. w. and w. Barton
c. C. Harris, 7f17 9th Ave g. W.
Lewis Garage.
1918 California Ave-
West Seattle Garage,
1915 W. Stevens ST.
West Side Garage.
1907 Harbor Ave. s. w.
Youngstown Mercantile Co.,
2so1 W. Andover st.
Georgetown, Duwamish, Rivertes
Anker Anderson,
Renton Junction
Cannon Coal Co..
GAIT Duwamish Ave.
q. A. Franklin.
Foster Garage, Foster, Wash.
Oscar Fredericks,
Duwamish, Wash.
Mack's super-service Station,
IL. X. McBreen),
Riverton, Wash.
Taggart Motor Co.,
$500 Stanley st.
August Toellner.
z. Marginal Way, DuwamiaA.
Ballard
v. J. Bennett Service Station.
$3.50 18th Ave. w.
Golden Rule Service Station,
ard Ave. W. and Nskersol
Jackson Service Station.
1850 W. s5th
J. r. Lewis.
W. 65th and 2{th N. ".
Sunset Garage. zoos Market 81
South Park. Des Moines Highway
Seahurst, White Center
Districts
John Anderson. s723 18th Ave. 4
George Brand.
1000 McKinnon Road
c. Empens. Sunnydale, Wash.
Greendale Nero. Co.,
20. G. owen).
4th s. W. and Greendale
J. E. Riley. Three Tree Point
W. s. Rowland, Boulevard Park
Seahurst Garage wv. A. Duffieldy
Seahurst
Joseph Bird.
Boulevard Park Service Station,
Des Moines Highway
Triangle Service Station Oh. N.
Peters,. Sunnydale, Wash.
Victory Highway
G. ID. Bush. Dixie Service Station
Victory Highway
g II. Green, Green's Garage,
Victory Highway
II. I. McKinnon. Victory Highway
G. Q. johnson, Victory Highway
Lake Forest Grocery.
Victory Highway.
w. c. Little. Victory Highway
Worth Service Station, E. seth St
and Victory Highway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05

!, ,.,., simple enough - mostly
-, a. the everyday variety.
- % srt thsm,g They'll dare
/. ,sone into the great unkeysd
HORIZONTAL
over
| Iarp. fieshy -
1 - nsW eNtineI
I r,sr wooden vessel Win NO
4 lsadifs.
! a, ~ breathe
IPcl
| r.as Acdy; corpse.
1 f.fitciion; expresses INQUIRY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
b. c. Log Output
Hits New Records

British Columhia's log production
for 1884 SCARED 20 a new height. &C.
cordinE 60 figures given out by the
Hon. T. 10. Pattullo. minister ot
taFiff' fNF 80" is"fhs'NNs are h'fai
production during 1854 surpassed BY
- 900. 900 feet tho total for the nsxt
highest year In tho history o. the
Industry IN the province, 1923,
star Want Ads are growing. The
reason must be RESULTS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-03-05
CHAMPION MAIL PILOT

WASHINGTON. March 5.--Ths
long distance flying record OF the air
mail service IL held b. Pilot Short.
Flying by night and by day Short
has covered a distance OF s3.27s
miles from July i 10 December 81.
tho postotfoe department announces.
During tho same period all flyers
carrying United States mail covered
total distance OF 1855. $50 milss.
OF tho total mileake. s2s.Ss7 miles
we're covered by night flying. having
nown 26Ai0 In the darkness.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
BLUE TRIANGLE CLUB NEWS

Eight girls have formed class in practical cooking every Monday eve ming directly after work. The class is limited to these eight girls but Miss Anderson will be glad to start another group any other night of the week for girls who wish to learn to cook and have supper together.
 Sewing lessons will start next Monday evening at s o'clock under Miss Ina Anderson. Any girl in- tcrested is welcome to join.
 The program committee for the month of April met Monday eve ming at the Blue Triangle Club room and made the following plans. Anna Foldam and Estelle Thomas will take charge of the first meet ing, Helen Gryhach and Nelen No- yak of the second meeting and Emily Taraswicz and Ada Ringquist of the third, The fourth meeting will he an entertainment.
 The club room has been decorated in green and white in preparation for the Saint Patricks party 10 he held Thursday evening from to 10.20
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
PERU IS BETTER SATISFIED NOW
Disturbances Over CoOlidges
 Decision SubSiding

Washington, March 18.--(Tacna rlca)-Disturbances in Peru, due to dissatisfaction over the award by President Coolidge in the Tacna- Africa arbitration case, appear to be subsiding at least so fas as Lima, the capital, is concerne.
 Meagre official advices reaching Washington overnight indicated that the Peruvian government had the situation In the capital under con- trol No details were included.
 IL is assumed In Washington that the guard of Peruvian troops post ed about the American embassy aft CT 1t had been attacked by a mob Is still on duty. Despite the official si- lence here, it is known there has been an exchange on shots between the embassy guard and rioters.
 Although the latest news from Lima is reassuring, officials here still regard the Peruvian situaton with no little concern. The prompt action by the Peruvian government to restore order and put down the demonstrations is gratifying to Washington and the here appreciates that the Lima authorities are faced hv an cute situation. Not only has the finding of President Coolidge in the Tacna Africa case been accepted by Many Peruvians as victory for Chile. but political and revolution ary malcontents are making the most of the opportunity 10 cause trouble for the government.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
New Low Wave Lengths
 Are Given to Amateurs

Washington, March 1S.-Ama- teurs who operate wireless telegraph sets were authorized by Secretary Hoover today to use a new wave length band between .7477 and .7496 meters. The American Radio Re- lay league asked permission for ex- perimental purposes.
 Few people realize the immense number of possible operating chan nels that lie in the low wave length Mir. Hoover's statement said. If 1t ever becomes feasible to con- duct broadcasting on these fre- uuencies 1t would be possible to place within the band mentioned 100 broa dcasting stations and all the stations in the world at present could operate in the upper half of the one meter band. The art has, of course, not developed to make this possible but the amateurs now have an opportunity to see what they can do,'
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
Sweetheart's Kin
 Beneficiary in Will

New York. March 1s.-The neigh bors always thought Louis Tobias Lehmeyer bit queer.
 He was s2 years old but his best friend was little girl. Elizabeth Rosalle Wurthmann.
 Gradually that neighbors learned that he had loved a German girl from childhood on; but that she had married his friend and settled in New Jersey. A year after the mar riage Lehmeyer followed them to America.
 He died In a charity hospital in 1923. but his estate. appraised to- day, was valued at $3S0.12S.
 He left S75,00o to the little home town of Marinz. Germany of which he talked so much.
 And $176,4S4 went to the little girl who turned out to be the grand daughter of his old sweetheart and his friend.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
3. & N. LOOKS n
 PROSPEROUS TIMES
NiDetT-Sec0nd Annual Statement
 Forecasts Better Future

Boston, March 1S.-Increased prosperity for the Boston and Maine Railroad in 1925 is forecast in the ninety second annual report of the road, issued today by President James H. Hustis, president. In summarization of the financial as- nects of 1924, President Hustis says that net income after fixed charges vas S1,772.737 as compared with q deficit of $3,491,07O in 1923. This was accomplished despite a reduc- ton in gross revenues of $7,496,121. Expenses for the year were cut S11,342.337 or 15 per cent,
 Discussing the outlook for the current year, the report says: "The financial results for 1925 should he more favorable than for 1924, pro- Vidod there is no disturbance in the present rate structure. The improve ment is expected to come not only through a somewhat larger volume of business. but also through a con- tInued improvement in operating performance
 Efforts 10 obtain reduction in the rate Of interest on government leans to the system will continue, it was stated. Perfenece to the finan- cial re1djustmert of the road is made with the statement that gen. rral rcad1ustment committee of se- curlty holders had been formed 10 Ifaca the problem of rofnnding mat uritles of $62o14,5o" in the next five. years
 A bondhol5ors committee also has been formed and has conferred with the general committee on the roads financial problems.
 A savings of &5oo,oo a year will he effected if efforts to obtain the right to abandon certain lines in Sparsely settled districts are success Ifu). the report says. In this conne0- ition the formation of the Boston and Maine Transportation company to undertake highway motor serNlce
 where other means of transportation
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
Royal Baking Powder
 Makers Sue Competitors

Washington, March 1S.-The Calu- met Baking Powder compahy of Chicago, is charged In complaint made public here by the federal trade commission with misrepre- sentation and disparagement of competitors product.
 The complaint charges that the respondent represented through various mediums, that the Royal Baking Powder companys product, when used In baking, forms, or tends to form. certain hard mass in the digestive tract in persons consuming food in which the powder is used. It also charges that agents for the respondent made deceptive house-to- house demonstrations with the two powders.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18

are not available is announced as a measure Ito accomplish with the least possible least possible hardship to the communities affected" the abandonment of the lines.
 Reduction in passenger business In 1924 is ascribed to increased motor competition and general business decline while lessened freight reven- ues are the result of restricted out put in manufacturd products which was particularly serious in many important industries in New Eng land" the report asserts.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
TO VISIT TORRINGTON

4 movement is on foot Tn NeW Britain to take delegation Of 70 or 30 members of St. Elmo and Washington L. Morgan lodges of the Knights of Pythias 10 Torrington next Wednesday evening on fra ternal visit Deputy L. s. Marshal A. P. Marsh and Past Grand Chan cellor William Cowlishaw of this city are interested in the move ment. Grand Chancellor Fred M. Parsons of Seymour and members of his staff are expected 10 join the New Britain group at the Torring- ton meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
IRISH POPULATION GROWS

Dublin, March 12.-ACcording to the official figures of the registrar general of the Irish Free State, the year 1923 vas the healthiest ever known in Ireland The marriage and birth rates increased and the death rate decreased. The death rate was 1884 a thousand IS compared with 15.S9 for the ten years average 1913-192o The births numbered 61,- c90, of which 31,S08 were boys and 99,SS2 girls The estimated popula- tion-there has been on regular cen sus since 191l--is 3,16t,No0.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
FREIGHT RERNIIEn

New Haven. March lf- r . bound traffic on the N Y V. r. and H. road was dclaye6 tl~.e
 hours between this city and P~nEe- port today by derai'ment of SIX CTS of a long and heavily loaded frrrr'1t train, eastbound from Harlem E.vor. The derailment which occurred rast of the Housatonic river. was causr i
 by the dropping of a brake bar. wrecking crews cleared the tracGs.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
Ais Forces Are Now
 Reported Driven Back

London, March 1S.-The Daily Telegraph says it has information that King Ais forces at Jeddah, in the kingdom of the Hedjaz. were driven back to their trenches by the Wahabi tribesmen on Sunday after a sortie which was encouraged by the apparent apathy of their be- siegers. GA Jeddah dispatch through Cairo last night reported that the Hedjaz forces had severely defeated the Wahabi who had lost 300 killedl.
New Britain herald., 1925-03-18
Offer Is Made to Buy 20
 Shipping Board Vessels

Washington. March 18.-An offer to purchase twenty shipping board vessels on one of the boards most important Atlantic trade routes has been laid informally before the board by Atlantic coast shipping in terests.
 The prospective purchasers, whose Identity, officials declined to make public, are seeking the line under plan to guarantee operation of the vessels on their present route for five years, The Export Steamship Cor poration Is one line which operates from the Atlantic coast to the Med iterranean. the number of ships mentioned.