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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy Telegraph

BOSTON. Mass. Nov 12-Arrived, strs
Meteor. Norfolk; Clement Smith. Port
Arrived 18Th. str Prince George CBD. Var
mouth; tugs Bermuda Norfolk. towing
land Clara II poane. New York. towing
barges Hanto and Greenwood.
Cleared j. lSth, stps GlyndOn New York FORK
Bear River. Ms; Admiral Dewey (Br). ST
Sailed 18th, strs Ernemore (Br), Liverpool
and Glasgow; Osawatomie, Hamburg Gre
tan. Philadelphia City of Columbus, savan-
nah; Lake Crystal, Hampton Roads; Lake
Medford, Norfolk (to lay up II DevercuX,
do; schrs James = Foster, Jr. Portsmouth
(Dcminiea) Samuel G Hart, New York:
tug valley Forge. Philadelphia towing
passed Chathatn)
Sailed 18th. Str Brush San Francisco
ss Ham! a 'G somes V Sound Maa af s. Rd
Beach, Me, tug Piedmont. Norfolk, towing
barges Nos Il, Is and 95.-Wind at Highland
Light. noon. NV. 80 miles; clear; smooth
BALTIMORE, Nd. Nov l2-Arrlved. str
Gloucester, Boston.
Robin Gray. Rio Janeiro; Maiden Boston;
stagpool (Br). Havre; Charles Fl Cramp,
Arrived 18th. str Alssund DAM. Norfolk.
: Cleared 18th, strs August LETTER (sw).
sStoSRnolm Altar Esw do GoGdfeiNG Now
folk; Carrlgan Head (Br), Belfast and Dub
I'm; Lake Ellerslie San JuaV; Vincent.
Banla Blanca; Lake Feni, 1toucn.
Sailed 18th. str Juniata, Savannah and
Jacksonville
Sailed 18th. strs Egremont, Dunkirk; Fir
more, Havana; Everest (Br), Rouen; Quaker
City, Rotterdam via Antwerp: East Side. La
Pallice.
Sailed 18Th. strs Neuse. Norfolk; Cerclnus
Naples; August Leffler (Sw), Stockholm,
Affair (Sw), do; Guilio Cesare UtaD, Nor
folk; Beatrice. Port Tampa; Stad Dordrecht
(Dutch) Rotterdam.
BEAUFORT. NC, Nov 13-Arrlved at Cape
Lookout Cove for haybor, tugs W y Keene,
towing bargcs; Cadmus. e wing l barge
BUZZAItDS BAY Cape Cod Canal. Mass,
Nov l3-Pas3ed e. schr Fannie Hall.
Passed w 18Th, tugs American, towing
barge; Psllas, towing l schr samuel Hart
CHARLESTON. sc, Nov 13-Arriyed, strs
William A Mckinney, Norfolk; Lenape New
York land proceeded for Jacksonville) tug
James Doherty, Savannah
Sailed 18Th, str Cacque, New York.
CAPE HENRY. Va, Nov 13-Passed in,
strs Modica (Nor). Christlania for Balti-
more; Saaverry, Norfolk for do.
Passed out 18th, strs Newton, Baltimore
for Havre; Centaurus. do for Rotterdam :
Kerkenna. do for Bremen and Hamburg
| Wind, NE, 30 miles; clear.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov 12-Arrived, strs
| FL Norte, New York; Jacques Cartier Fr)
! New Orleans: Nlcolo II (ItaD. Genoa; Gan
elon OBJ. Barry; Inventor (Br). New Or
|
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Montserrat (sp). which arrived to-
day from Cadiz &c, vas In collision with
str San Marcos off Robins Reef yesterday.
The San Marcos proceeded TO her pier. re-
ported unchanged. The Montserrat Is
beeched off 12d street. Brooklyn.
BOSTON. Mass, Nov 12-Str Mount Shas-
Ia. Seccondee. &c, for Boston, returned to
s. Vincent for repairs. which will take
about 10 days.
LoNpoN. Nov 13--str Algrete (Fr). from
Marseifles for Sand Key, has arrived at
Cadiz with machinery damaged.
Hong Kong reports that str Lake Faux
is aground at Paracels; position not danger
Gus; assistance IS with her.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Nov 9-Str Charles
Braley. hence Nov 3 for Tampico. was
passed adrift. with disabled machinery; the
captain Of the Braley declined assistance.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov 6--Motor schr
Oregon, hence Oct 2S for Nehaiem. is ashore
inside the bar at Nehalem: expects 10 float.
ST JOHNS, NE. Nov i2-Schr Ada Mildred
OBJ. 80 tons), Is ashore at Englee viii DC a
total loss; crew saved.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov I2-Str Dungannon.
from Tampico for Bizerta. is reported
stranded off Hunting Island, assistance
sent.
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LACE MAKING TO BE
REVIVED IN FRANCE
Nine. Emile Lyon Enlists
American Support and
Opens School.

Special Correspondence to TIE NEW YORK
HIgALD.
PARIS, Nov. 3.--Although the Germans
did their utmost to ruin the lace indus
try of the north of France, steps are
being taken to insure that the industry
be promptly restored so that American
women may not lack the frills to which
they have become accustomed.
The lace workers of France before
the war were centred in the Valenci-
ennes and Bailleul areas, both of which
remained under almost constant shell
fire during the entire war First the
German shells wrecked the humble cot
tages and elaborate mills. and the work
of destruction was completed when the
Allied cannon harassed the retreating
German troops.
The population Is gradually returning,
but where tens of thousands Of yards of
hlmy creations were produced in 1913
only a few hundred are now being
woven, and only very small proportion
of the trained personnel of the weaving
colonies has returned to the slowly re-
building areas.
Thanks to the energy of Nine. Emile
Lyon wife of the rector OF the Academy
of Lille, who has enlisted the sympathy
and financial support of generous
Americans, a school of lace making is
being opened in Bailleul Thirty young
women. all anxious to see the preserva-
ton OF an industry which has always
been considered essentially French, have
already been enrolled and are meeting
three evenings O week in a deserted
army hut. Next month a new course
will be opened in the Communal School
of Bailleul. and children will be given
their first instruction in the weaving OF
the intricate designs which cannot be
accurately duplicated by even the most
modern machinery.
Nine. Lyons plans are extensive.
She intends to appeal for government
assistance and the inclusion Of lace
making" as a part of the curriculum OF
all the secondary schools of the north
of France. Not only will hand made
lace be developed. but machines are to
be purchased for the education of those
who wish to devote their efforts to the
restoration Of the great industries which
lined the Belgian frontier when the war
commenced.
There Is a tremendous demand for
laces." says Nine. Lyon. After four
years of economy the world Is anxious
to see the pretty things which char
acterized feminine dress before the
tragic days of 1914. The lace workers
OF ireland cannot satisfy the demand,
and even II they could the Irish lace
has never had the charm OF the French
I design"
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SHIPPING NEWS.
FROM PRECEDING PACED

str Avondale. Selling, Port Lobos-walker
str Overlook. Steele. Port Lobos-walker
& DAILY.
str Lake Gilboa. Lain, Kingston, Carta-
gena and Porto Colomba-Tropical Steam
ship Corporation.
str Ponce, Foker. San Juan, Ponce and
Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico Steam
ship Co.
Str MORO Castle, Jones. Havana-New
York and Cuba Mall Steamship Go.
Str FL Alba, Boyd. MISREPRESENTATION
Pacific Co.
Str Lampasas, Smith. Galveston via Key
West-Mallory Steamship Co.
Str Menus. Maxson, New Orleans-South-
Str Apache, Chichester. Charleston and
Jacksonville-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Hallway. Domsen. Charleston-Colum-
Str Lake Fillmore, Dow. Wilmington and
Brunswick-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Winding Gulf, Harris, Norfolk-Cart-
ner Curran a. Billiard
Str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk-Old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Lake Ennis Steele. Norfolk-Balti-
more Transportation Steamship Co.
Str America QtaD. Isnardi, Philadelphia
Italia-America line.
Str Victorious, Sheridan, Philadelphia
International Mercantile Marine Co.
Str Lancastrian (Br), Gittins. Boston-At-
lantic Transport Co.
schr ononette (Br), Longmire. Halifax
+ whitney Co.
Barge Hamburg (Br). Hatfield. Spencers
Island-J L Whitney g. Co.
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tario (Fr) do for Hamburg and Havrei
Bramell Point. do for -.
Esparta, Philadelphia for Santa Marta, &c;
Liberty Minuuas do for Texas City; Begona
No ! (sp) do for DunSirk; Cedarhurst. do
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 18th. 2
AM, tug Tamaqua, towing oarges Mana,
tawney, for Milton, and Pennington and
Kmberton, for Portland.
Passed out 18Th. strs Phillip Publicker.
Philadelphia for Porto Rico lat 1880 AND
] II ONell do for Port Lobos.
Sailed 18Th, motor schr Gaspe (from Phiia-
delphla). FAN River.
Outside 18th, 80 Pm, str Modica tNor(,
from Chrlstiania land proceeded to Balu-
more)
Wind 18th. W. A miles; clear; light.
PORTLAND. Ne. Nov i2-Arrived, str
Lake Fandango Murray Bay; tug Roger
Williams, Belfast, towing barge Hawthorne
Marion TO Bostol).
sailed loth str Canadian Sealer (Br.
Lillian. Gloucester; tug Bess, towing barge
Theodora Palmer. for Norfolk.
Sailed 18th. SIR Lake Waahburn. Murray
Bay land Portland, % return).
Wind 18Th, W. light breeze; clear.
c A Garfield Tampico; Shenandoah. do;
ETex Norfolk; Q Pope, do; Gulflight'
Sailed i2th. str Briton, Norfolk.
strs shabonee tBr). Hong Kong. &C. West
ElcajOn, London, &c West Togus, Boston
Via Portland, Me; Bearport, Philadelphia
Dix. Manila.
Sailed 18th. str Point Bonita. Baltimore.
Sailed 18th. bark City Of Sidney, Mel
bourne.
SAVANNAH. Ga. Nov i2--Arrived. strs
City Of Montgomery. New York; Darden.
Cienfuegos,
Arrived 18Th. str Western Pride. Norden-
hamn.
Arrived 18th. strs Western Pride. Norden-
hamn via Plymouth; City OF Savannah New
York. City Of Montgomery. do; MerriInack.
Jacksonyille Lake Fear, Cuba via Jackson
Vile.
"a led 18th. str City OF Montgomery. New
YorA.
sEARsPORT. Ne, Nov II, PA-Arrived
tug Swatara. Philadelphia, towing barge
OBEY tand left On rcturri al PM 18th. tow
ing barge Saucon calling az Portland for
barges Bast and Wiconisco).
TACOMA Wash, Nov l3-Arrived, str
Brave Occur, San Francisco.
Sailed 18th. strs Jeptha. CaIlao; Culber-
son, London.
WILMINGTON. NC. Nov 12-sailed. schr
Maud II Morey, Brunswick, Ga.
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well as the paupers. and the board were
in ecstasies."
All OF it is changed. The old work.
house system was dead long before the
workhouses-in fact. discharged soldiers
have now been happy to pay for lodg-
ings in some of them for themselves and
families on account of the housing
shortage. That it did pass, with the
Dotheboys School and the debtors
prison, may be inscribed upon the
mighty sword of Dickens. But, though
st. Georges workhouse has gone, the
Daily Telegraph comments. Mr.. Bundle
We have always with u.s." There is still
flavor of him in an occasional
bureau: His spirit, like his portrait. is
immortal"
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COST OF EDUCATION
RAISED IN BRITAIN
Little Change in Fees and
Dues, but Living Rates
Higher.
Special Correspondence to THE New YORK


Special Correspondence 10 TIE NEW YORK
HERALD.
LONDON, Nov 3.-With theopening OF
Oxford and Cambridge all signs indicate
decided increase in the cost of educa-
ton. Practically all residential univer-
stiles of Great Britain are facing this
new condition and there are fears that
it will be reflected in university life.
But 1t has not cut down enrolment. At
oxford all the colleges seem to have
more applications for admission than
ever before, while at Cambridge total
OF 5000 enrolled.
Fees and dues have only been in
creased, if at all. By 4 very small
amount At Cambridge the fees for the
b. A. and NJ. A. degrees have actually
been reduced, but this Is more than
made up In another way. The changes
In college charges are not uniform. In
most colleges at Oxford the tuition fee
has been raised from $40 to $50 term.
but at Cambridge the pre-war fee re-
mains in most colleges. Both univer-
stiles seem to be doing their best to
keep expenses down. but the cost Of liv-
ing is foiling the plan and the under
dI6 DeiHB III
Rooms in college, for example, now
demand increased rental ranging from
20 to 35 per cent. as a result of the
higher wages paid to servants and the
higher public rates. The charge for the
scout" or bedmaker. has jumped from
the pre-war figure of about $40 to $40 "a
term at both Oxford and Cambridge.
On about the same scale charges have
risen for laundry, lighting and cleaning.
But the swollen cost of living Is best
reflected In the weekly bill for food.
While the colleges have tried to make
things as easy as possible for the poorer
students. they cannot do much to keep
the food prices down. Figures at the
opening of the present term showed a
general increase of about 33 per cent.
Furniture costs more money, so does
membership in college clubs The en-
tertainment which is so much a part of
college life is now becoming so expensive
that there is almost certain to be less
of 1t. One student correspondent has
figured up, taking the very minimum in
every department of expenditure. that
year in almost any college in Oxford
or Cambridge will cost about $1,000.
This does not include clothing or books
or anything but the bare living expenses.
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Sailed 18th. strs Elisha Walker. Tampico;
d Asche, New York; East Cate (Br),
Sailed 18th. strs Gladysbe. Tampieo; Royal
JAcKsoNvTLLE. Fla. Nov 1s-sailed. strs
Arapa O. Sew York via Charleston; Lake
KEY NEST. Fla, Nov I1-Arrived. strs
Moshico. Hamburg No 81 (Br), sasua.
MUKILTEO, Wash, Nov 13-saAed. strs
Hollywood. Honolulu: Chlncha Vancouver
MOBILE. Ala, Nov 12-Arriyed str Lake
Shore New Orleans.
Arrived 18Th, str Lake Farlin, New Or
leans.
Arrived 13th. strs Lake Shore, New Or
Junetta. Port Arthur.
Sailed 13th. STR Oranian CBr). Liverpool.
Sailed 18Th. strs Lake Fraley, Cuba Lake
Orange, Havana; Louisiana, Port Arthur
NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov 13-Arrived. strs
Parismina, Bocas del Toro via Havana;
Rathln Head (Br). Tampa; San Valerie
Cleared 18Th, strs Agewan. Glasgow via
Tela Via Truxiio: Lake Como, Port Barrios
Nola. Progreso: Rama. Bluefieds: Salem
County, Tampico; Yoro tHond). Celba.
Sailed from Port Eads 18th, gtrs Barba-
dian tBr). Liverpool. Edward l. Doheny.
Iamplco; Elrodado, San Francisco and Los
Angeles Via Car.aEcna: Farnam. Rilboa and
Santander. spain. Ia Norfolk; Lake L.eden.
New York MaEdala GID. Glasgow Norma.
Iela via TruXillo, Omoa Hond), Omoa Via
Fort CSortez; yenator (NoD. Tampico;
Yuma, Vera Cruz.
NORFOLK. Va, Nov l2-Arrived, strs New
York. Port Arthur; Caprera QtaD, savona.
Arrived 18Th. str susquehanna, Baltimore.
Arrived 18Th. strs Lake Louise New York.
Stanmore (Br. Halifax Agamemnon (Br),
New York: Kate Greek, ST Nazaire: Silvio
Pellico QtaD, Naples.
Arrived 18Th strs victoria (Br), valpa-
raiso; Maple Court (Br), 81 Lucia; Immeln
lSw),. Gothenburg. Texas DAM. Cristobal;
Palm Branch DID. Valparaiso, saphir
(Nor), Shields; Emmi Arp CFr). st Nazaire;
EPSON (Br. Marseilles: Parla (BD, Dun
kirk. Lake Farge. Baltimore; Alphard
Sailed 18th. s:rs Norfolk. Providence; Palm
Branch, CnD.. Liverpool.
-; F Epson so (br}' Aiexandra ' Sewa .fe2
sailed i3th. str Heilbronn OBJ, England
Sailed 18Th, strs Sudbury (BD, Rio ia
nsro; Mqceria lBr. Dqnkirk; Yestala
chester. Philadelphia; Dansborg DAM. -
zovette GtaD, Gibraltar; Vicia (Nor)
Bahia LaHeester Shanghai c via Texas "a cIX
K ffn }sw5, baltiGSo 'ri Marine . GtaD.
Philadelphia; rlemdyk Dutch, Rotterdam.
PORT ARTHUR, Tex. Nov li-Arrived. str
r Gordon, New York.
Arrived 18Th. strs Charles graley. Tam
pico: Charles NJ Everest, do: Solitaire Jack
sonville; Lake Elizabeth, New Orleansi
Lucigen (Br). Plymouth; Alstern (sw). Bal
Arrived 18th. strs Virginia. Antwerp; Lake
Mattato, Tampico.
Sailed 18th. str British Sailor (Br). Ia
ranto, Italy.
PAsCAGoULA, Miss, Nov 12-Cleared, schr
Susie y Dantzler, Caibarien.
PENSACOLA, Fla. Nov 11-Sailed. schr
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Nov 13-Arrived
L Columbia, New York; strs Bessemer,
Port Lohos; Springfield. Portland, o: Chi
pana (Br), New York; Everett, Boston;
Sunoil, Port Lobos.
Arrived 18th strs Mouro (sp). Barcelona;
Deranof, Liverpool
Cleared 18th. str Manica (Br). New York /;
bark Carisca. Beirut.
Passed down Marcus Hook 18th. strs Ma
Mica (Br), Philadelphia for New York. On
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SAILED.

Strs vellavia CBr), Hamburg; Sunbeam.
Galveston: Vague. Monte Christi: Glenspean
(Br, Pernambuco, &c: Northern Wave,
Philadelphia: Menus, New Orleans: Apache,
Charleston and Jacksonville: iceland (Br) !.
Antwerp; Lake Janet, Norfolk: MORO Cas-
Rotterdam: Fort Hamilton (Br). Bermuda /;
Cuba. jacksonville; Columbia (Br), Gas-
gov: FL Alba, Galveston; Pastores, Cristo-
Havre: Lake FaristeH,s Mobile: Lampasas,
Galveston: Wlgmore (Brt, Piraeus.
Strs Lancastrian (Br) Boston; dillingham;
San Francisco; Euclid (Br). Rio Janeiro and
Buenos Aires; Winding Gulf. Norfolk: An
drea Il Luckenbach, Rotterdam; West Selene
Rio Janeiro: Regina dItalia UtaD, Naples
and Constantinople; Lake Fillmore. Whining
ton and Brunswick Rimouski (Br), Liver
pool; Corfe Castle (Br), Cape Town; Leo
ooldina (Braz) Havre.
Motor ship Bayonne. Philadelphia.
Schr Wawenock, Portland. Me.
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AMERICAN PORTS.


ASTORIA. o. Nov 7-saned. str Pallas,
Buenos Aires.
BELL1NGHAM. Wash, Nov 6-Arrived, str
Bellingham, San Francisco.
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov lin port, str
Cabrille. for Tnulpico Calls l2th).
HONOLULU. NOV B-Arrived. strs Lurline
San Francisco; TIN, Edgemoor, do for
Manila; Sheridan. Manila for San Francisco.
Sailed 9Th, strs China. Yokohama; Eastern
Guide. San Francisco, West Hlmrod, do.
JACKSONVILLE Fla. Nov i0-Cleared
schrg John Meyer. Havana; Horace N
Blckford do.
LYNN Mass. Nov 9-Arrived. barge Mary
r, New York
PROVIDENCE. RI. Nov 11-Arrived. strs
Garfield. Tampico Comet, do Shenan-
doah, do; Gulflight, Port Arthur: barge
Socony No 81 Tamplco.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal. Nov 6-Sailed. str
d Kingsley (Br). Vancouver.
Juan, San Francisco for Balboa land sailed
6th).
Norfolk.
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RouEN. Nov arrived. str Lake Harestl.

Philadelphia.
sT JOHN, NIB, Nov l2-Sailed. str Ca
madam Farmer (Br), Montreal.
SHANGHAI, Nov 11-Arrived. strs Africa
Maru dap, Tacoma; Shinyo Maru (Jap)'
San Francisco.
SYDNEY, NsW, Nov 11-Arriyed. str Ice
land, New York.
VALPARAISO, Nov 1l-Saued, str Santa
Alicia, Tacoma.
VANCOUVER, DC, Nov 13-Arrived, str
Nile (Br), Kobe
VICTORIA, BE, Nov 6-Arrived. str Capt
A i Lucas, San Pedro.
Sailed 9th, str Bradford, San Francisco.
VICTORIA. Brazil. Nov 10-Sailed, strs
Tocantins (Braz) from Santos and Rio ia
metro, for New Orleans az 200 bags coffee( :
nth. ST Patrick (Br). from Santos and Rio
Janeiro. New York (6i 500 bags coffee),
WELLINGTON. Nov Arrived, str City
of Newcastle (Br) New York.
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Sailed 18th, strs Crawford. Galveston
Achilles Dutch. Cape Hayti. &C.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced 10 sea leveD at New York on sat,
by the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and eight hundredths (30Os) inches.
This closely approximates seven hundred and
sixty-four C164) millimeters. Captains OF all
vessels now lying In or near the ports OF
New York and Brooklyn can advantage
ously use the above official data for OBJ
serving whether their own barometers re-
quire any considerable correction or adjust
ment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, s PM, n. % miles
partly CLOUDY; moderate sea. At City Island
at sunset. NV, light; clear; smooth sea.
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nuLLFIGHTERs FORM UNION.

MADRID. Nov. 13.-Sanchez Mejias. the
famous torero, was chosen as the first
president of the newly formed bull
fighters union. Diego Mazquiaran For
tuna was elected vice-president and
Emilio Mendes secretary.
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sHACKLEToN GOING NORTH.
Plans Polar Expedition From Arc
tic Russia.

Special Cable to THE NEW York HERALD.
Copyright, 1920, bv THE New YoRK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau
Paris, Nov. -.
Undaunted by the breaking up OF his
last expedition to the southern Ice
fields, Sir Ernest Shackleton admits he
is planning a new polar expedition, but
this time he will seek to unravel the
mysteries of the north polar regions.
The details of his expedition have not
yet been settled, but Sir Ernest prob
ably will start from northern Russia.
He will be accompanied by dozen
members of his former expedition.
Sir Ernest estimates that the cost of
an expedition. which will be gone a
year, will be about $4,000.
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will be more dif4icult to correiate than
those in the air. he is confident that
he will be able to outwit the sub
marine menace by revealing not only
its submergence and speed. but the
accurate direction of it's course. There
is little doubt that the French Ministry
of Marine will further his researches
by placing at his disposition suitable
vessel and the needed instruments and
funds.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
[By MALL

HAVANA Nov 6-Arrived, strs Olnda
(Cuban), Vita; 7th. Lake Wilson, Savan-
nah; Aztec CNorl, Tampico Vindal (Nor),
Savannah; sth. Lake Fernwood, New Or
leans: Lake Desha. MOBILIZE brig GulniguadA
(Sp). Las Palmas; schr Edward Smith,
Charleston.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE, NE. Nov f3-Barometer at
noon, 1926 inches; wind, w. gale; weather,
cloudy; temperature. As deg Fair.
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Special Gable to THE New YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1890, by THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Da.iu Mo-,
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS.
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MARrNE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.

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Used Trucks That Are
Worth While

We have the following on hand in
first class mechanical condition ready
to go to work, viz:
2-ton Mack, rebuilt, with brand new
rack body. guaranteed the same as
new.
3-ton Packard, chassis and cab.
2-2k ton Maccars, one with substan-
tial padded Van body, the other
with rack body.
5-ton White Dump, newly painted.
2-ton Nash with brand new lumber
body, newly painted.
-2-1919, 5-ton Clydesdale Dumps.
4-1919, 2-ton Day-E1der, rs passen-
ger buses with Goodyear spare.
Worth investigation. Call Liberty 400
or see Chandler, Mack Motor Truck
Co., 264 Whalley Ave-, New Haven,
Conn. P3Otf"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-08-27
TRUCKING AND STORAGE
3 TRUCKS RUNNING

daily from Bridgeport to New York.
Can handle return loads either way:
The National Transportation Co.. u
North Washington Ave. Noble 1854
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-08-27
HOTELS

ST., Bridgeport, Conn; up-to-date
service; steam heat; clean and sani-
tary; electric lights; rates 81 and
up; special rates by week Newly
remodeled; hot and cold water in
each room; special rates to theatre
people. Under new management
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-08-27
PLUMBING.

VIM. w. BALLOU. successor to A. j.
Doagherty, Plumbing, Timing and
Heating. Jobbing promptly att
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