Later Career
Turned over to the United States Shipping Board for operation, the ship, once again as SS Aniwa, continued carrying cargo, now under civilian auspices. During the remainder of 1919 she called at Mobile, Alabama; Liverpool, England; and Newport News, Virginia.
Aniwa was laid up in 1923 and remained inactive until being discarded due to age and deterioration during the fiscal year 1930.
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