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PAGE FIVE
Goldine Does Away
With Gas In Stomach

1t is Il recognized fact tha. gas in
the stomach is dangerous and should
be guarded AGAINST by everyone. Ply
sicians have estimated that a large
percentage of deaths from heart
trouble are due to the hearts action
being stopped by the pressure Of gas
against it. Paloitation of the heart
is nearly always caused by gas
trouble.
You can readily see that you arc
taking chances if YOU are troubled
with gas and do nothir to ret I'D OF.
it. Besides being an indication Of a
diseased stomach, which in. itself is
cause for concern it is w1lning
that some time in the future so much
gas will gather around the heart that
the least exertion will cause j. to
press against the walls of tha- organ
and stop its action. ~
There il one sure wav OF ~c ting
rid of gas and danger of death by
heart failure. Goldinc No. /, the herb
remedy, has been found By thou ands
to be the one medicine whic,l gives
relief for stomach trouble, gas,
bloating, indigestion, con5ti alton
and other similar ailments. And
Goldne No. 1 is the medicine for you
to get if YOU are troubled with gas.
Just read the experience Of Jacob
Relyea who saws "For moro than
four years | had gas on my stomach /,
and nothing helped me It rid of it.
Finally | heard that Goldino was the
best medicine on the market and |
went to the dru~ store and rot
bottle of Goldine No. l. | got relief
Immediately so | suggest to all my
friends who are troubled with the
same to purchase Goldine What it
will do for me, it will do for others
and | think it's the most wonderful
remedy I've ever taken. .s BE-.
Goldine is sold in your city at all
druggists. ,ti5r4
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-15
Newport Printing Plant
CapitaliZed at $4,000

The printing plant OF the Newport
Express and Standard, recently sold
by its owner, D. w. Hildreth, to
Houlihan Brothers of Berlin, N. H.,
has been incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000. The papers are
signed by Thomas and John, Houlihan
of Berlin, n H., and Charles c. Lord
of st. Johnsbury
The Springfield Printing corpora
ton, which publishes the S~"'nofield
Reporter, has filed statement that
the company proposes to increase its
capital stock to $4,000 and that
So, 900 of that sum has been paid up.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-15
JOHN R. AKIN
PAYS TRIBUTE a
TO MIR. BICEL0W
Life Story of Beloved New
port Man Told By An
Intimate Friend

Though the intimate friends of
Charles F. Bigelow had realized dur
ing the past few weeks the Serious
ness of his condition, yet his death,
which occurred on the evening Of
Thursday, May 6, came as a shock
TO our entire community
Just two months previous to the
above date MI Bigelow took his bed,
having kept about his business duties
Just as long as human strength would
permit. Even then it was thought
that rest and good care would soon
fit him for his work again and, in or
del that he might have the advant-
age of complete change and a much
needed rest, he and Mrs. Bigelow
had intended to sail on May ID for
England where they expected to
spend several weeks but, although
everything was done that medical as
sistance and the best of care could
accomplish, it was impossible to stay
the ravages of the disease which had
apparently been getting in its work
fol long time.
MI BigeloW was born IN George
vile, Quebec, April 20 1869 the
son Of Ezra and Mary Biuelow. Fol
lowing The limited educational adj
vantages of small communities Of
those days he afterward attended a
two years course at Stanstcad Col
lego, that institution which has help
ed to develop so many a young man
for successful career in life.
AT the age of nineteen he came to
Newport and entered the EMPLOY of
Fl. r. Flower where he remained I'M
til February, 1892, when h bought
a half interest in the dru" business
then conducted by Thrasher & Hol-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-15
"FRUlT-A-TIvES" Madc Complete
Cure Of Stomach Trouble WI

Moultonville, Carroll Co., N. FL.
san account / read about Fruit
a-tives' or Fruit Liver Tablets in one
Of our newspapers prompted me to
try this remedy.
/ was all run down and work was
burdensome owing to Indigestion
and Fullness, due to gas on my
stomach which caused me to bclch
good deaf My heart seemed to be
affected.
1t was tw, years ago that was in
this condition and began the use of
Fruit a. tivcs'. Even though the
trouble had been of a few years
standing, the use Of 'Fruita-tives'
proved the very remedy l required.
/ was freed of the Indigestion, which
/ attributed to my heart and / can
conscientiously recommend Fruit
a-tives' as a remedy of merit".
MIS-. FRANK w. WALLACE.
SOC. a box, 6 for $3.50, trial size 25c.
At dealers or from FRUIT-A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG. N. Y.
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FOR SALE--Automobiles Peerless
8 evil, A pass. roadster, Al condi-
ton, low mileage. Jeffrey, cyl, 7
pass. touring like new, mileage
1900. Prices right for quick sale. A.
II. Grout, Newport, VT. 274-2S6
TUB MAKERS WANTED-We arc
in want of several tub makers, some
at Orleans plant and some at our Lis
bon, N. H., plant. Also want fore
man for the same. Also can use sew
eral other good men and women in
our Veneer mill and factory in Or
leans. Apply to the e. L. Chandler
Company, Orleans Vt. 257-1m
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The Wonderful CONGO.

Tho Congo is the most wonderful
system Of waterway on the face of the
globe, It has twice the extent Of the
navigable WHtcrs of the Mississippi
Iand its tributaries and three times its
population. Professor Dupont. once
director of the Museum of Natural
History ut Brussels. said that its fer
tile valleys were destined to be the
granary of the world
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-15
NEWPORT LOCALS

H. V. Hight, chiropodist and
practipodist, has returned after an
absence of a week and will be at his
office Roots Block as usual, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday each
week. adv.
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Valuable Reproof.

The reproof Of good man aresem,
hIes fuller's earth; 1t not only removes
the, spots from--Dur character, but II.
RIBS Off when II is dry.-Wflliamson
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-15
Eifty.Eifty.

Nat Goodwin Is blamed for the toll
loving: johns wife never knows
where he IS after nine n the evening,
but neither does he.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

ibg ltltkTapnsl
BOSTON. Mass. Nov iG-Arrived. ctr Bran.
don, Baltimore.
Arrived nth, strs Mexican, Hnvre via
Southampton; pawnee, New York; Absecon
Portsmouth; Prince George CBr). Yarmouth
Amolco, San Juan; tugs l. n Shaw, Phila.
delphia, towing barge Florence Elliot
Tnmaque, towing barEes Mannheim and
Maple Hin, Portland for Philadelphia
Sailed fTth, strs Leviea, Havana; Ontario
Philadelphia; Gloucester. Batimore.-Wint
at Highland Light, l., 80 miles; rain, amooti
BALTIMORE. Nd, Nov 17-.Arrivod. STIR
Notion tBD, Manchester; Pagagaet IRE.
turned with boiler trouble, hence for Gias
gow) solhaug tNor), Botwood Matoa. Nor.
folk; Texas DAM. Valparaiso via Norfolk
Cleared 18th, strs IionnedaTa, Antwerp via
Norfolki Lake Ielverton, Norfolk. Lake
Elsinore, do.
Sailed iGth. str Persian. Boston.
Sailed nth, strs Arkansas (pan), Copan
hagen via New York land passed dowr
North Point at s:15 AND Natal CDanj
BEAUFORT, NC, Nov f7-saiied last evon
Ing. tug w j Kceno. Charleston (for ~.
CAPE HENRY. va. Nov i7--rasscd In Ell
Suffolk Rotterdam Via Norfolk for Balt
more.--Wlnd w, ~ miles; cloudy.I
CHARLESTON. Sc Nov iT--Arrived, rtir
Saxon, Havana Hallway, New YORK; Lennpc
Jacksonville (and proceeded for New YORK;
Bypdo (NorD, Foruardlna
Sailed 18th, strg William A Mclxcnny. Val
paradise. CotapaN, Havana
GlfBFPORT, Miss. Nov iG--Arrived, echi
r Lockhart (llr), Mnnzanillo.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL SATURDAY.
ARRIVED.

Str NIeuw Amsterdam (Dutch), Rotter-
dam Nov 3. Boulogne 9th and Plymouth Ith'
3Si second cabin, 1878 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went to the foot OF 6th
Str Thode Fagclund (Nor), southampton
Nov 1. to the Kerr Steamship Co. In ballast
Went 70 foot of 57th street. Brooklyn.
Str Waukas Lisbon 1dSs Mont M9y . 10 e foo, OF sis
Str Kentuckian. Alexandria Oct so, TO the
. United American line, In ballast. Went 10
pier @, Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str Poughkeepsie. P.raeus Sept 20, Gala
mata Oct . and Bizerta Goth, TO the Cosmo-
politan Shipping Co. with mdse Went to
Str city Of Chester (Br), Calcutta Sept 1s,
Colombo 25th. Port said Oct 49, Ale xa,, rl
to Norton. Lilly & Co, with mise:
Str vasari CBrl, Buenos Aires Oct p, Rio
Janeiro aoth and barbados Noy 10 to The he
second cabin and 100 steerage passengers.
mails and mdse. Went TO pier 10. Hoboken
Port au Prince ION and st Mare 18th. to
the Panama Railroad Steamship line. with
12i passengers. mails and mdse. Went to
Str zacspa, Cartagena Nov 8. Puerto Co
lombia 9th, Santa Marta 9th. Kingston 11th
and Santiago 18th. to the United Fruit Co.
with ~ passengers, mails and mdse- Went
TO pier -. East River.
Str James Niece. Tuxpam.
Str Nara. Port LoDos.
Str Halsey, Port Lobos Nov S., 20 the CO.
lumbus Shipping Co. with crude oil.
Str Nora, Port Lobos
Str MUNRO, Progreso Nov and Tampico
9Th, 20 the Munson Steamship line. with
mdse.
Str Parma OBJ, Barbados Nov 3. Trini
dad 9th, San Lucia It'll. Martinique and Do
minica sth. Antigua and 81 Kits 9th, st
Croix 10th and 81 Thomas 18th, to Furness:
Witty a Co. with IS passengers, malls and
mdsc. Went 90 pier 90. North River.
Str San Juan, Guanica Nov @, Humacao
18th and San Juan 18th, 70 the New York
sengers. mails and mdse.
str Mexico, Havana Nov 10. TO the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co, with lis
passengers, malls and mdse. Went to pier
IL, East River.
Str Munamar, Antila Nov 10. 10 the Mum
son Steamship line. with 30 passengers and
mdse. Went 10 pier o. East River.
Str FL Siglo, Galveston Nov 10, 10 the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdso. Went TO
pier 81. North River.
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BANKERS TO CALL ON
MEXICO FOR $9,60O.O00
Seek Defaulted Interest on
Irrigation Project.

speyer & Co. who put out in 1905 an
nsue OF $4,000. 900 OF ~ per cent
sinking fund gold bonds OF the InstitI-
ton for encouragement OF Irrigation
Works and Development of Agriculture
r. A., guaranteed by the Mexican Gov
eminent have called for deposits II
those bonds. according to announcement
made yesterday. The bankers olan 70
constitute themselves a protective COM
fulttee for the bondholders in an effort
70 obtain from the Mexican Govern.
n1ent the defaultod interest on the bonds
the first default on which was made IN
1914
Gen. obreeon. President-elsct Of
Mexico. has been quoted az saying that
rs will recogn Ize all legal foreign debts
and pay them 40 far as possible accord
ing to the circular sent by Spcyer 4
CO. TO the bondholders and II Is the
Intention Of the bankers 90 negotiate Ill
rectiy with the Obreeon Government
after II shall have assumed office on
December In an effort to obtain pay
rntnt OF back interest, which aggre-
pates now 50 GOO. 00e Next week thev
Will cali for the deposit Of the $4,000 =
COO OF 4 per cent bonds. due In 1857
which were placed by them in this
country and Europe IN 1904 The New
York Trust Company "a named az de
positary
In their circular speyer & Co. say
that default was made In the payment OF
interest on tho bonds on May J, 1914,
and that since May 4. 1919. default has
been made also in the sinking fund pay
ments provided for the redemption OF
che bends Payment Of principal. inter-
err and sinking fund In Internationally
guaranteed by Endorsement OF the Next
con Government Since these defaults
occurred Speyer & Co. have made re-
peated efforts on behalf Of the bond
holders 20 have the interest and sinking
fund instruments paid and 20 have the
Mexican Government make good It's
guarantees. but without result
Temporary certificates OF deposit VIII
NJ issued By the depositary, exchange
nbls for engraved bearer certificates,
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SAILED.

Strs Red Hook, Philadelphia: Santa Clara,
Havana; Philadelphia. Laguayra. &c; Adri-
leans Hsko, Port Lobos Hamilton. Nor
folk Kostrena dtaD. Genoa; zarembo. Bal
timoro; Willpolo. do; Pulaski. Cartagena
Bessie Dollar (Br). Vancouver; Santa Te-
resa. Callao. &c; Hellkon (NoD. Vera
Cruz; Noordam Dutch, Rotterdam.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on
Wednesday. Nov II, 1920. at 8 AM, as re-
ported by the United States Weather Bureau,
was twenty-nne and thirty-four hundredths
(29.34) inches. This closely approximate
seven hundred and forty-five and two-tenths
(7452) millimeters. Captains or all vessels
lying in or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM, Sc, 81 miles
cloudy and hazy; heavy sea.
Wind at City Island at sunset. w. strong
breeze; cloudy; rough sea.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Str Santa Tecla. hence for Guayaquil, &c,
returned with deckload shifted
strs Baldbutte and suporto we're in col
lision AM Tuesday off Tompkinsville the
former had bolts on rudder damaged latter
had davits damaged and other light damage:
a survey will be held on latter.
Str New England dragged during the night
from Tompkinsville to off Robins Reef.
Three pile drivers were sunk on the new
docks between Tompkinsville and Stapleton
Tuesday night
Str Yute (sp). Baltimore for Dunkirk.
with coal. sent a wireless call for help yes
terday when 240 miles EsE of Cape May.
BOSTON, Nov 17--Str Royal Arrow and
barges 5S and 62 dragged from anchorage
In harbor and brought up against Com
Barge Florence Elliot dragged ashore on
Paddocks Island will be floated.
on barge No IS Is ashore about l mile
north of Gurnet light, Plymouth.
BALTIMORE, Nov 17-Str Pagasset. hence
10th for Glasgow. returned to-day with
boiler trouble.
CITY ISLAND, NY. Nov II. 9:25 AM
New York, dragged ashore here during NE
gale last night; probably will float next tide.
HALIFAX. Nov 15-Str Poinsoot (Fr)
Pensacola for Dunkirk. put In here to-day
i4th-str Atitokan CBr). from st John.
NIB, arrived here to-day for repairs TO
boilers.
LONDON, Nov 16-Str Escambia, from
Hamburg for Hampton Roads. has been
towed into st Michaels with boiler tubes
leaking.
Str Liberty Bell. from Baltimore for Fall
mouth. has been towed into punkirk with
machinery disabled.
A telegram received from Pernambuco
states that str Bensalem, from Buenos Aires
for New York. reports by wireless captain
requests survey; arriving 18th; blade
17th-str Greenland, from Menado. soura-
baya, &c, for Baltimore, has put back to
Malta with boilers leaking.
Str Eastern Cloud, from Philadelphia for
Str Uffe DAM. Frederilshavn for Sandy
Hook, before reported with propeller lost.
has been towed into Aberdeen by str West
Isleta, Greenock for Boston.
Bark Inverclyde Qin), from Liverpool for
Sabine Pass. Is anchored near Oban with
less of sails.
LEwEs. Del. NOV II, 1890 AM-str
Emanuee Accame UtaD. from Genoa for
Hampton Roads. stranded at AM on
Wetomkin bar, one mile southeast of
Wetomlyin coast guard station. Virginia /:
vessel in good condition.; crew to remain
aboard; coast guard cutter sent for.
MONTEVIDEO. Nov 16-The fire before
reported on str West Eagle Is confined to
hold No 1, containing o 900 cases of naphtha,
kerosene and other inflammables The
authorities are hopeful 1t will not spread
further. due to the steel structure OF the
vessel The bridge and part OF the decks
burned The loss Is expected to exceed half
million dollars. The Uruguayan authori-
ties are investigating the cause OF the fire.
MOBILE. Ala, Nov 1G--Aux schr GUIANA
caste New York for this port, IL ashore at
Fort Morgan: .essel In no immediate danger.
SANDY HOOK, Nov II. 80 ANA light
deck scow Is drifting out from Amboy and
is now below West Bank Iightship; the
southwest wind Is driving the scow over
toward Gravssend Bay.
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CLEARED.

ftfrom H. &. Naval Communication Service
Ger Raiserin Auguste Victoria CDr), irvine,
Llverpoai--Cunard Steamship Co, Ltd.
Str Ninian (Br), Trlckey, Manchester
STR fienig oiav (Dan), Hoist, Christian
rand, Christlapia and Copenhagen--Funch.
Str nrottninrhoim (sw), Nordfeidt. Goth
enburg-Furness, witty 4 Co.
Str Gaasterland QDutch). Stuart. Amster-
dam--Funch. Edge & Co.
Str Titan orr, Lellevre, Rotterdam-Three
Star Line.
STR Tmperator (Br), Smith. Cherbourg and
northumberland Steamship Co, Ltd
Str West PQcassot. Doweli, Barcelona-
str iioimensfa (sw), Wilson. Maiaga-
J ~ Winchester . Co, Inc.
Str Fernfieid tDr). Htehings, Musei--J II
winchester y Co
Ctr Fioridian, Nichols, Monteyidco and
uuenos Aires Via 81 Thomas---Norton, Lilly
Str Haraid tDan). Stabbed. Guantanamo,
Eaaua IN Grande, &c--Ogonee Steam1hip Co.
Str Philadelphia. Goodman. Curacao La
Eunyra, &c--hliss, pallett y Co.
Str Munorway (Nor), nackets .Tarnpico.
Vera Cruz and Progroso-Munson Steamship
Line.
Tamnico--Now York and Cuba Mali Steam
XXI gan Tirso cpr). Griffths. ruxpam.--
Ahelos Mexican Petroleum Co.
str Hsko, Dobbln, Port Bobos-McAilister
SIR Ioxbar. Thomson. Port 1,obos--waiker
e. Bniy.
Str iiaidbuttc. Nelson. Port Lobos--walker
Str Mayaro tBr). Drygdaie. Grenada.
Trinidad and Domerara-Furness. Witty &
Co.
SIR Trmouniain. Wallace, Nortoll,--Mc-
81. El Mar. Lange. New oneans-svsthen
Pacific 90.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
TBy Mail. ]


BATAVIA. Nov ARRIVED str Woon-
socket. Macassar (and sailed 9Th for sinsa-
IBsoTrwoop. NE. Nov 15-sailed. str Crab
GIBRALTAR. Nov s-saned. schr Eisnor
(Br), Valencia.
broke (Br), Montreal for Glasgow Hoche-
laga CBr). Sydney; Borussia (Br), DO; Man.
chester Brigade (Br), Montreal for Man.
Arrived 18th. str chaudiere CBr). St John.
Sailed 18th. schr VIM a Naugien (Br).
HAVANA, Nov 12-Arrived, strs Lake
Franconia, Limon Hollandie (putchl' New
Orleans for Vera Cruz, &C; Lake d taraDee,
Princeton, Tampico;; 10th, schr Rosemary
Sailed lin. str Santa Theresa CBO. Sa-
qua: schr EDWARD Smith. Charleston.
LtJNENBURG, Ms, Nov 12-Saied schrs
Richard u silver BD, sydney; Frances
Smith (Br). do; Donald l. Silver OBJ New
MURRAY MURRAY BAY. Nov 141Arrived, strs Lake
Pachuta, Portland; 18th. Lake Washburn.
PARRsBoRo. Ms. Nov 12-saied. schr
Orozimbo (Br). Boston.
Sailed 18Th. schr T X Bentley u3p. Port
PIYMPToN. Ms, Nov 13-Arriyed. schr
Edith Belliveau dBD, Portland for Wey-
ST JOHNS. NJ, Nov s-Arrived. schrs
Jean Dundonaid Duff (Br), Sydney; Jean
Campbell (Br). ST Pierre; G II Rasmussen
Montreal schr Vivian Ruth CBr). Halifax.
Sailed prior 20 18th. schrs J y Rafuse
CBrl, Pernambuco; Hazel l. Myra (Br).
Barbados.
In port 9th. schr Herbert Warren (Br). for
Brazil.
SHANGHAI Nov s--Arrlved. str West
Honshaw, Singapore land sailed 18th for
San Franciaco).
SINGAPORE, Nov 5--Arrlvod, str Colorado
Springs. sargon (and sailed sth for San
FranciscO).
VLADIVoSToCK. Nov 3-Arrived, str
West Jena, SHANGHAI.
YARMOUTH, Nov f3-saiied, schr Ger
trude Parsons (Br), walton. Ms Ito load for
New York;.
YOKOHAMA. Nov G-Sailed, strs Hatha-
way, Shanghai: West Cactus, Kobe 9th
Chipchung, San Francisco.
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CABLE REPORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov i2-saied, str ST.
0e HfrE Esee Nov SsSi Sail o str ccon Maru
XSTwERP, Nov 1e-saned str Wheaton.
AucKLAND. Nov i5--Arrived. str Man
farratta (Br). New York.
BAHIA. Nov l3--sailed, str Moosehausic.
Sailed i4th, str st Patrick (Br). New
York
BALBOA, Nov 1G-Arrivcd, strs Kinder
dyk CDutch). San Francisco for Rotterdam
Cherry MsmSoBi Branch 1' c TslcsSasno, &c. Tor
''i Sailed ed i'm. strs Huasco tchD valpa-
rafso: Amalienborg DAM. Antofagasta.
Sailed 18th, strs osaqumsick. Seattle
BARBADOS. Nov ii--Arrived. str Guiana
(Br). New York.
Sailed 10Th. sirs Iethou CNorl, from Bue-
BARCELONA, Nov s-Arrived. str cabo
vlliano tsp), New York
BELFAST. Nov 15-saiod. str Renbane
BILBAO. Nov 5~saiied. str olavarria Csp)
BOMBAY. Nov is--sailcd. str city of Mar
settles tBr), New York.
Arrived 18Th. ctr Alric. New York.
BORDEAUX, Nov 12-Sailcd. str Connors-
vile New York
'BfiEMSRHAvEN. Nov o--Arrived. str
ARR Arrived i2th. str Mar Tirrcno Csp,. savan-
| nah.
BREsT. Nov i0-Sailcd. str Fort Logan,
'BTuESos AIRES. Nov i4--saIied. str Ber-
mini tBr) New York.
sailed '3tn str Cuyaba (Braz). New York.
CADIz, Nov iG-Arrived. str Q Lopez y
SGAIiBAf,iEN, Nov id-rn port. str Cana
dian Trader CBr) for 81 John, NIB.
CALLAO, Nov iG-Arrived. strs Derbiey,
Seattle Santa Lusr, New York.
CARDIFF, Nov 1G-Arrived. str Canadian
Raider (pr), Montreal.
Failed 18th. str Erie Maru (Jnp). Hampton
Roads.
CiIERBoURG, Nov s--saiied. str B6yiula
CBr). Hampton Roads.
COLOMBO. Nov 14-sailcd. str Santa
Arrived i5th, str West caiumb. New York.
COPENHAGEN, Nov iT--Arrived, ctr Oscar
II DAM. New York.
CR1sTOBAL. Nov 1T--Arrived, str Meta
pan, New orleans.
Arrived iTth, str Advance, New York.
Sailed nth, str Isis (Br). United Kingdom.
DANZIG, Nov p--Shllad, str Clothiand
tBeg). Now YORK land from Cherboure
DTMERARA, Nov i2-saiied, str Canadian
DUNKIRK. NOV i0-Arrived, strs jose
vilallonRa tsp), Baltimore: Soivang (NorN
Norfolk, i1th, Lake Ilaresti, Philadelphia.
Arrived 18th, strs Comes Peak, Baltimore
Commecf, Baltimore; KING City BD, PEN
sailed iiih. str 1eonita tsp). Hampton
FALMOUTH. Nov is-saiied. str West
| Lianca from Manchester). New Orleans.
| FHEpERIC1A, Nov io-Arrivsd. ctr Teia
l CNorJ. baltimore
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NAVAL ORDERS.
speeiai Despatch 20 THE NEW york HrsALo
New York Herald Bureau,
NNn.hinnf.n ID MN L.


These Navy orders have been made pub
lie.
Galveston: Licuts. Henry y. Burnett, George
+ Brewster and Arthur y. Burhang, TO
Naval Air Station. Penfecola, Fla. Lieu
tenant Commander Frederick J.. Copklln. TO
4 s. r. Frederick: Lieuts. Fred NJ. Byers.
LLOYD y. clifford. Walter q Calhoun. Don
MD ~. Duncan, Robert NJ Caches. Oscar w.
Erickson, samuel T.. Gindcr. Herbert J.
Ora stie Merrill r. Kline and Harry X. Lev
snttn, ~ Naval Air Station, pcnfacola, Fla.
Lieut. Marion G. Erwin. 20 Navy Yard Marc
leland Cal. Lieutenant COMMANDER Mont
gtmery r. Higgins. ~ v. s. = Connecticut (.
lieutenant Commander Noel Davis and
lieut.. william S. Heath 20 Naval AIR sta
ton, Pensacola Fla; Lieutenant Command
er bruce @. leighton, 70 Bureau of Engi-
reering Warrington. y. C.; Lieutenant Com.
rpnder Duncan O. Walton. 90 U. 8. 8.
pixie: Lieut. william V. Horton. % u. 8 s
Fredericks. Lieut.. Edwin w. Keith. 20 De-
r'ieysr force, Atlantic Fleet Lieutenant
Commander Sharrod H. Quaries. Louis J.
Roth and Aiston r. Simpson. % Naval sir
station, Pensacola. F1a.. Lieutenant Com
ninnder EuEenc Z. a. Smpeon. 10 y. s. s.
Chester; Ileuts Albert g Marley. Houston
4, Naples, Henry G. Merwln. william r, Mil
iei. Gail Morgan, Frederick w. Ncllaon, Ben
N wyatt. Van Hubbcrt Ragsdale. clifton A.
r. Sprague Harold B. Ballada. Adoph r.
Schneider, Thomas T.. sprague, Robert ".
Twfning, Daniel w. Tomilnson. Claude g.
yickrey. Ross r. Whtemarsh and Dewitt 6.
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