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FOREIGN PORTS.
IBy NALL

BERMUDA, Nov 20-Arrlved. strs Chau7
diere (BD, Halifax for Barbados, sc (and
(Sp), Bilbao &c (and sailed 9th for Ha-
vana) Berenger (Ger), Kingston, sc On
tow 7th Thessalia (Ger), Kingston Qn
'o CHAINS NeSI BAHK NF ME- Dec S 5%sailed pre-
viously, schr General Alenby (BD. Europe.
HALIFAX. Dec 10-Atriyed, str Canadian
Recruit CBr), st Johns, NF.
Arrived TN. sehrs Nina Nadeau Chr.
new. Port Hastings; Ninon tBr, p4w)'
Cleared 7th schr J e Conrad (Bp. Fort
Sailed 10th, str Chaleur (Br). Demerara,
Sailed sth, schr e Adams (Br). Pernam-
HAVANA. Dec 2-ArrIvedf strs sayoia
Iten, Genoa &c, via san Juen; henn neio :
Alfonso Csp), San Juan, &c; McCreary.
Mobile; Clan MacIntyre (Br) Buenos Aires,
Re. via Cienfuegos brig sensat (sp), Las
Pa,mas schrs DC Witt Brown. Matanzas
Esperan2a (Hond), Guantanamo and Nipe;
9th. str Madrono (Nor), TampIco;
lam via Mexico and New orleansi schrs
Roseanne Belllvcau tBD, Weymouth. MS
Poeta Arolas (spl, MatanzaS; atm strs
Gracios Mas Dutch, Tampico; Lake
Fraichur Mexican ports; Carolyn, New YORK
via Cardenas and Antilla; sehr Pesaquid
HONG Kong Dec 4-sailed. str NJ S
Dollar CID, Siugapore. .-,, ..,a.,..
LA HAVE. NS. dec b-SAlieu previously,
schr ] T. Blackman OBJ. from Savannah
for Algiers latter making repairs).
LIVERPOOL. Ms, Dec 9-Sailed, schr Hell
In port sth schr ononette tBp. for New
IUNENBURG. Ms, Dec s-Arrived. schrs
Bertha l. Walters (BT. st Martins; Hill
crest (Br) Turks Island via Sheiburne.
MONTREAL, Dec 10-Arrived, str keyvive
(Br). Three Rivers (will lay up for the
winter.
OCEAN FALLS. Dec 6-Sailed. str Wal
hemo (BD, San Francisco.
ST JOHNS, NF, Dec 5-Arrived, str Patria.
Sunderland
Sailed 9Th, str Manola (Br), Sydney.
In port 9TH, schr Norma Strong (Br),
SAIGON, Nov 2s-sailed. str Doylestown.
SALIVA CRUZ. Dec 5--Arrived. hull Dan F
Hanlon, Brunswick for San Francisco Tin
tow Of tdg Relief.
Arrived 9Th. str San Antonio, Guatemala
(and sailed 18th for San Francisco
Sailed 9TH str Rainier, Acapulco.
SANTIAGO. Dec 6-Arrlved, str Watuka
CBr), Halifax
SHANGHAI, Dec 6-Arrived. str Lake
Fielding, Hong Kong.
In port 4th. str West Hepburn, for San
Francisco.
SINGAPORE. Dec 2-sailed. strs Lake
Giipln, Calcutta; 4th, Lake Farmingdaie,
Haiphong.
San Francisco
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hawser IN extricating the barge; the barge
had part OF superstructure damaged and
smashed one lifeboat.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec '12-Str ] w Van
Dyke, from Port Lobos. In keeping out OF the
way of a large steamer grounded In the
Delaware River just below Eddystone; vessel
floated az PM with assistance OF tugs.
ST JOHN, NIB. Dec l2-Sehr Charlotte
Comeau tBr) which was believed to have
been lost after leaving here Aug for
Buenos Aires. has arrived safely at destina-
ton.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec 12-Str West
Jena, from Vladivostok for Seattle, has re-
turned 10 Honolulu Leaking
Schr BERTHE Minor, from San Francisco for
Raboul, has arrived at Honolulu with loss
OF sails VIII proceed to Tahiti and repair.
ST THOMAS, VI, Dec 1i--Schr Annie u
Anderson CBr) from Alicante for Havana,
has been totally wrecked on Tortola.
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Lake Gadsen. Arroyo; Elisha Walker. Tam
pico; Liberty Mnquas. Philadelphia. Chesl-
nut Hill. New York; Pioneer. Havana
Arrived 18th. strs El Vale. New York
Blaamyra (Nop, Havana; Hogland tswl I;
New York. Walhalla Q'r), Marseillesi J 70
oNelll, Tampieo; Wayfarer tBr),, Liverpool
sSsckeigh CBr), Leghorn via sand Key p,,u.
Sailed 18Th, strs Charles NJ Everest, mia
York; J Il OMEN. Tampico; Torres, do'
Freeport Sulphur No 5, Baltimore.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec lS1Arrived'
Westland, from New York
Sailed 18Th; strs Lake Fostoria, Norfolk OK ]
Merrimack, Phila delphia via savannah sehr
Ella Ell Qoan). Biboa.
KEY WEST, Fla, Dec 13-Arrived' str
Sailed 18TH str British Peer CB), New
MANILA, Dec 1o-Arrived, str City Of
Florence (Br), New York. n.
more via Newport News and Honolulu.
MAYAGU EZ. PR. Dec II, PM-sailed'
str Maracaibo. New York.
MOBILE, Ala. Dec i3--Arrlved, strs Hon
yanpah; El coioso, Tampico; schrs Helen
Arrived 18Th. strs Aryan, Providence; Lake
Alyada. Matanzas.
Sailed 18th, schr Mlnas King (Br). Tam
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec 1s-Arrived, strs
Bisley (Br), Galveston; Briarleaf lBrl,
Ta%Dico British Earl SBr 5ondSn chSi
Gonzaga .qtaD. Galyeston; Lake Aurice,
Mexico Managua (N'c), Kingston; Mrita
cNor), Tamplco; Monadnock (Br), Savan-
nah; Nortonlan lBr), Vera Cruz; o 7
rae (Brl. United Kingdom; Topila, Tampico /;
West Wanna, Manchester.
Cleared 18th. strs Emleaf CBr). Tampico;
William Jebsen. Tampico via Galveston.
s Sailed from Port Eads 18th; strs El Cano
(Sp), Rotterdam; Imperator (Nor), Santiago.
Cuba; Venator (Nor), Carmen via Vera
Cruz; William Ison, Tampico; Yoro (Hond)
Ceiba.
NEWPORT NEWS, va, Dec 1S-Arrlyed.
La Pallice; zydyk Dutch, Baltimore (and
sailed for Rotterdam Niborg (pan), Copen-
hagen; Lake Larga. San Juan; Lake
Oswego, do; Keilehaven Dutch, Cardiff
lao); Ryufuku Maru (Jap), Philadelphia
Hundvaago (Nor), Baltimore.
Sailed 18th, strs Macomet (BD. Glasgow
New Texas (Br, Norfolk; Frank Delmas
(Fr), Rouen.
NORFOLK. Va. Dec 1t-Arrived, strs Lake
Strabo. Charleston; Lake Stirling. New
Barry; 1871, Harvey II Brown New Eng
landj Meiwu Maru Gap), Barry; Willkeno
CBr), New York; Ningchow tBr). do;
Kureha Maru (Jap), do; Mandeville (Nor)
Italy Maru Jap, Barry; Maple Court (Br)
Arrived 18Th. strs Alden Maru dap.
Barry; Kronstad tNor), Alexandria; Ruten-
New Orleans for Liverpool; Saxonstar (Br)
Boston; West Segovia, New York. Zuider-
dep (Dutch), Antwerp; Lake Furlough, Lon
dom Luise -(Fr). Havre. &c; ship Vigo
(NoD. Porsgrund.
CONTINUED ON PAGE 24.)
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Bound East.
CLEARED.

[From L. s. Naval Communication Service.1
str Old North State. Marshall, London via
Boulogne-United States Mail Steamship Co.
Str Welshman (Br), Freeman, London
Atlantic Transport line.
Str Immeln (Sw). Levan. Malmo. Hell
singfors and Kalmar-Furness. Witty Co.
str Ocean Dutch, Claude, Rotterdam
ID L Warden.
Str Mare5field CBr). Hartley. Antwerp
Norton, Lilly Co.
Str Londonier (Belg), Lutens, Antwerp
Lloyd Royal Beige.
Str Baygola (Br), Evans, Marseilles-J III
Winchester Co.
Str Evelyn, Nash. Barcelona, Seville. &c
str Eusebia del Vale Csp). De Cabia.
Barcelona-Simpson, Spence Young.
Str Kurdistan CBr), Kelly. Musel-J II
Winchester Co.
str Sirctul (Roum), Hainrich, CONSTANT
nople-Funch, Edge & Co.
Str Ceylon Maru (Jap), Yamamoto, Singa-
pore, Batavia. &c-Houlder, Weir & Boyd.
Str Grace Dollar CBO, Tasker, Vancouver,
Shanghai, SCHOLAR steamship lines.
Str Bellb0ckle, Swenson, Wellington, Lyt-
Teton, &c, via Panama Canal-United States
and Australasia lines, Inc.
Str Minnequa, Ramsay, Paita, Eten, &c
Vessel, Duval & Co.
Str Halo. Anderson. Port Lobos-McAi-
liBter Bros.
Str Grove CNor), Aamoth, Kingston. San
tiago. &c-Caribbean Steamship Co.
str Turrialba, Whidden, Kingston, Cristo-
bal. &c-United Fruit Co.
Str Calabasas, Nelson, Santa Cruz del
Sur. Antilla and Tanamo-Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Lake Fedora. Londrigon. Matanzas-
Muneon Steamship line.
Str Fort Hamilton (BD, Mckenzie. Ham
nton, Bermuda-Furness, Witty & Co.
Str j Hunt, Rainier. Texas City--D T
Warden.
Str Geo II Jones, Thompson Texas City
ID Warden
Braddock, Hansen. Fernandina, Fla
Strachan shipping Co.
Str Comanche, Ingram, Charleston and
JaclSsonvillc-Clyde Steamship Co
Str jefferson, Horsley. Norfolk-Old Do
minion transportation Co.
Str Lake Grogan, Grieme, Norfolk-Moore
g. Mccormack Co.
Str Rosalind OBJ, Mitchell. Halifax and
ST Johns--Bowring & Co.
Str Delaware, Allen, Boston--Eastern
Steamship Corporation.
Schr William Melbourne CBr), Hamilton.
Philadelphia whitney Co.
Barge William = Fancher, Gregory, Wind
sor. MS f Whitney & 90.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MONDAY, DEC 49, 1920

Str Creole, New Orleans Dec $, TO the
ndse Went to pier 49, North River
Str Lake Ghclan. Tampa.
str Kaiaho Maru (IaD), Savannah Dec 10,
to the Togo Kisen Kaisha, with mdse IN
transit Went to pier SO. North River.
str Plnar del Rio (Br). Baltimore.
Str Canadian Navigator (Br), Halifax Dec
Q. to Goethals Wiford & Boyd, in ballast.
Went 70 pier 4 Weehawken.
ctr LON (Nor), Iona, Ms, Dec I, 10 Ben
next, Hvoslef Co, with plaster.
Str Wisely CBr), Portland, Me, Dec II, 10
the United Tran portation Co, In ballast.
Motor schr Katherine, Manila Sept 70, san
Francisco Nov and Crtstobal 18th, TO the
Philippine Vegetable OIL Co. with cocoanut
oil. -
Motor schr Edith Mute, Turks leland Nov
30 and Charleston Dec 3, to j a Elliot u
co. WITH salt.
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AMERICAN PORTS.

IBy Telegraph
BELLINGfIANI. Wash, Dec f2-Arr'ved,
BOSTON. Macs Dec 13--Arrlved: strs East
Indian. Hamburg; Royston Grange (Br) :.
Liverpool; Ley3sa, Pres;oni brandon, Nor
folk; Gloucester. Baltimore Essex, Phila-
dolphia. city OF Columbus, Savannah :
Cowan Portlahd Kaweah, Tecomate: Ar
lingten, baltimore; schr Lucy May, Eastern
port Qn tow tugs Gedney, Philadelphia.
towing barge Pocepson. Paoli. Sandwich,
towing barges Nay Aug. Haverford and
Poh hi from New York; ao ne bro
and IA Watuppa, Fall River: Baldridge,
Norfolk towing bafges Allegheny and Will
mington, latter for Salem Cleft barge Penob-
scot at Proficiency Battleboro. Norfolk.
towing barses Barnegat and Mobile Qatter
for SALEM Boxer. Ph Phi. towing
dence) Cheektowaga. Perth Amboy, towing
barEcs 7SG and 142, latter for Lynn Cleft 100
at New Bedfordl; Georges Creek, Norfolk,
towing barges Nos II and 10. Humrlck,
Norfolk. towing barges Wnnegance and
Tenagkalen: Norfolk, towing barge Absecom
doft barge Cumberland at Providence !;
barges; Standard II. Providence. towing
barges Socony Nos 1913 and 124 datter for
Portland.
Cleared 18Th. strs City OF Miami. Miami +;
City of Columbus. Sayannah.-Wind at High
land Light. SW, y miles; cloudy; smooth
sea.
Yone Maru Jap, Norfolk; Toneait. Cardiff
Buford New York; Kenowis, Hamburg via
Philadelphia; Suricho, Newark, MI Hahira.
Port Lobos; Camilla Gilbert (Nor), Genoa !;
wilfaro,. New YORK: Beatrice, Port. Tampa.
No sailings to-day on account OF fog.
BUZZARDS BAY Cape Cod CansD. Mass,
Dec 12-Passed w. tugs Mary w Potter,
with 3 barges Federal No @ with 8: North
American; Cart ssvldge, with 2; Warrior.
with q 7 Doane, with 2: Eugene Hughes.
with 3.
I, Passed L 1871. tugs Mercury. with .
bargcs; Triton. with B. Lehigh, with g.
CHARLESTON, &c, Dec i3-Ayrived. strs
Lake Daraga, Cienfuegos for Norfolk; Lake
Ledan, New York for Cape Haytlcn Devo-
iente. towing disabled ctr Coqultt to this
port (and proceeded for Palo Banco) (;
Apache, New York (and proceeded for jack
sonville).
CAPE HENRY. Va, Dec 13-Passed in. str
Vaudeville (NoD Kingston for Baltimore.
Passed IN 18th, 1880 PM motor ship
Benowa, Galveston. Sc. for Baltimore.
Passed out 1ith, W AN. strs Western
Star, Baltimore for Hamburg; 18th. 10 PM.
Pinar del Rio tBrl. do for New York; mli-
night. Ayfneric (BD, do for Alexandria
18th, 2 AN, Astur (sw). do for Llnhamn; 4
AM, Zyldyk (Dutch), do for Rotterdam; 80
AN. Otto Syerdrup (Nor). do for Malmo.--
Wind SW, miles; cloudy.
GALVESTON. Tex, Dec i2-Arrived. strs
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ARRIVED.

k,r KaiserIn Auguste Victoria CBr). Liv-
erpooi Dec and Queenstown 5th, 70 The
Cunard Steamship co. Ltd, with 90 cabin.
J 900 storage passenger. mails and mdse,
Went TO pier &C. North River.
r n no,on ana tr CsraSg i 'e ~, ncg
star line. with ZIG first. 2Gi second cabin.
J 800 stecrage passenger, mails and mdse.
Went 70 pier on. North River.
Str Presldentc Wilson GtaD, Trieste Nov
-. Naples 3Oth and Alglers Dec .. 10
Phelps Bros & CO.. with u first. 407 second
cabin, 26S stecrage passengers and mdsc.
went 10 pier T. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
ST.. Anglo-Me&icen (Brl. Liverpool Nov ~.
20 the Cunard Steamship Go, LTD, with
Indse. Went to pier 4, section X. weehaw-
SIR Meissonier CBr). Liverpool Dec !, to
the Lamport & Holt line. in ballast. Went
ST west Aisek. Cardiff Nov 10. 20 the
Oriental NAVIGATION Co. In ballast. Went 90
Str Kor.ford CNor) Plymouth Dec o. 20
the New York and Cuba Mall steamship Co.
IN ballast. Went 70 Roblns's dry dock.
SIR Kamesit. Brlxham NOV %. to tho Black
Diamond steamship Co. IN ballast. Went
20 New York Dock Co.'S pier 81, Brooklyn.
Str American. Hamburg Nov -, TO the
United American line. with mdse Went to
pier T. North River.
Ctr Colllngsworih. Rotterdam Via Boston.
20 the Black Diamond Steamship Co, with
mdse. Anchored or Goth street. Brooklyn.
Str Santa olivia, Bilbao.
Str Tuckanucc. Narcotics and Lisbon.
Str Katherine Park (Br). 81 Vincent.
CIV (for ordcrs)
ctr polienzo ItaD. Genoa Nov 90 to FUR
nesH, Witty & Co, with mdHe. Went 20 pier
g. Bush Docks. Brooklyn
Str Ben alniu. nucnos Aires Nov I. Monte
vidco 18th and Boston Dec H. 20 barber q
GO, with mdae Wont 10 New York Dock
Str San Jran. Aruadula Nov %. Gunnica
Doc ., Johof ath and san Juan Gth 90 tho
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Co.
with 80 pagHougcrs. mails and mdee.
Str Mohawk. Ponce Dec 3, Mayugucz and
Nguadilla Gfh and San Juan sfh. 10 the New
York and Porto Rico Stramarip Co. with
70 passenger. malls and mdrc. Went 20
New York Dock Cos pier %, Brooklyn.
Str Burnwcll, Tampico Dec 4, 70 the Texas
GO. with crude 90. Went 70 Bergen Point.
NJ.
ctr Lake Enerale Ponce ond San Juan
str Joseph Cuneo (Nor) Guantanamo
Dec 6, TO the Atlantic Fruit Co, Win SUGAR.
Went % National Sugar Etfmory Lone
Island city
SIR Chippewa. Clenfueqos Dee ana morrn
Castle 1ih, 90 tho NtN Nor and ruta Mall
stcrmrhlp go, ia ballast. Wont TO pier a.,
Moth ilivcr
sir Hero tNor) Man,auuo Noy ts. Glen
fuer0e lfth, Darlngrua ZNth and portn Coz
lonlhla Dec o. to thc Five Couiinsut steam.
ship co. wltl ud1c. Went 10 pier !. North
River.
str Commodore Rollins tNor Havana.
str GCorGe " Tonel. Galveston D. q, 10 ~
r warden, with crude oil Anchored on
Tompkinsyie
Rfr III giglo. Galveston Dec T. 90 the
Southern Pacific Co. with ndse Went "a
phur 20. North River.
tfr W " THfort Galveston Anchored ~
TWhNknarihs.
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SAILED.

strs + y Ascho. Texas city; Fort Haml-
ton (BD, Bermuda Jefferson, Norfolk
Lake Grogan, do.
Strs City Of Savannah, Savannah; Chicka-
saw, New Orleans, Eusebia del Vale (Sp)
barcelona; Grove (Noo, Kingston; Halo.
Port Lobos.
Motor ship Bayonne. Philadelphia.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea lcvcD at New York on Mon
day. Dec 49, 1920, at AM. as reported by
the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-three hundredths $50 23)
inches. This closely approximates seven
hundred and sixty-seven and eight-tenths
(7G7.8) milimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying In or near the ports of New York
and Brooklyn can advanta geously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind az SANDY Hook, PM, p, 10 miles
cloudy smooth sea. At City Island at sun
set, NE, light breeze. cloudy smooth sea.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

WASHINGTON, DC. Dec l3-Holst SOUTH
east storm warning 10 Pm, Ea1tport, Me.
10 New York; storm Of great intensity
central over southwest Wisconsin, moving
north-northeastward, win cause increasing
reaching gale force Tuesday and shifting to
southwest
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pRoPPINC OF TIME BAIL.

NEW YORK. Dec i3-The time bah above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
School Of the Scamen's Church Institute. 20
South street, dropped to-day al exact noon.
TJth meridian. 3 hours slow OF Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
,vfch mean time telephone Broad 29T
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
CDAMC

CAPE RACE, Nj, Dec i3-Barometer at
noon, 29.6S inches, wind. ME, strong breeze :
weather, dull. temperature. 30 deg Fair.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, DC.

TUESDAY. DECEMBER IL
Yucatan and CRmpoche (oGer parts OF
Moxfco 81 Ma Vera Cruz Tampico and Pro-
g1rso, str Muusoulo. 80 fAi. -.
Jamaica. Salvador tprinted matter, &sl'
Sicaragua teXccpi east coasti, AmapanIa'
guclgalpa and Nuscaran tHonduraaD 90
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

THE NEW YORK HERALD'S Ship Neu0s Office IS an
the Barge Office Ship Information giVea by U. S.
Navy Department Daily Shipping Baaletia. Telephone
Bowling Green $780,
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Canada Nrr). Narcotics for New York,
IS expected 20 dock at foot of 3lst street
brooklyn. about o AM Tuesday.
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sun rises. ......7 ~ Moon rises. o As AN
sun sets........ 20 Moon sets. - Pm
TINE OF HIGH WATER DECEMBER 10.
Sandy Hook. ......... @ u AN 10 &c pM
Governors Island lilo % AM 10 - IN
Hell Cate tAstoria). AM u OF Pm
The time given Ia the above table T. East
ern standard time and IL furnished by the
Tnifed States Coast and Geodetio Survey.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Schr Ella, South Norwalk for New York.
Schr NJ ] Fitzsimmons. New Haven for
New York
Tugs Laura NJ Keller, with 4 barges Cat
$40 AND Standard, with Cat ii :0o AND /;
Castor, with / Cat l1;15 AND; Emma j
Kennedy, towing motor barge Choctaw Cat 3
PAD owen J NcWilliams, with barges
cat ;05 PM: John Garrett, with cat 4:o5
PM) Bulley, with cat 1 40 PM).
cat ! :45 P1D
Motor barge Daniel NJ Munro (Br), Wind
sor Ms, for New York, with plaster to
3 King & Co; vessel to Il Whitney & Co.
Bound East.
Tug Henry Steers. with barges Cat II 20
AND.
Steam lighter Alex II Erickson, with
dredger and scows Cat 1 80 PM.
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EXCURSIONS and ToURs.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
HARVEST WELFARE CAMPS

There seems to be nothing which
the Interchurch World Movement Is
unwilling to tackle, provided the en-
terprise offers opportunity for helpful
human service. This summer the In
terchurch organization plans to run
welfare camps for harvest laborers In
thel great grain belt of the west.
These camps will be run on plan
similar to that of the War Camp Com
nunlty Service which was familiar to
soldiers and civilians alike during the
war. There will be decent places to
sleep and eat. There will also be pro
vision for recreation and entertain
ment of cheerful, wholesome sort
The camps will be located at var
ious centers through which the farm
labor armies will pass in their pro
gress from one state To another with
the different harvest dates,
The farmers themselves are offer
ing better wages and better Twins
conditions to these transient helpers
than formerly, but there Is obviousl,
room for such work as the welfare
camps are to do.
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WOOL GROWERS OF
KNOX COUNTY:

DO not forget the date when we
will take in wools.
Fredericktown, June | and 2, at the
Fredercktown Farmers Exchange.
Gambler. June 3 and 4, at the Gam
bier Cooperative Elevator,
Notify the Exchange at Frederick.
town how much wool you have and
get time for delivery Notify me at
Gambler, and you will be taken care
OF. We can handle around 10000
pounds per day.
( You viii get every cent your wool
will bring to the best manufacturers.
Can you beat It.?
j. +, WALKER, Secretary,
Ohio Sheep and Wool
Growers Association
FSTu x1 x1'
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I Took the "Bonds."

gambling on the exchange with their
employers money, with a winning
streak to help them.
"These thefts will continue In New
York so long as they hire $7-a-week
boys to run about with millions. 1t is
not human nature to resist such temp
tatiOn.
"can't Trust a Woman"
"I had no girl. If had. ] would
have been In. Jail in ten days. One can
not trust a Woman.
1--WE went to West Palm Beach, but
we were careful to go before the sea-
son opened. We left Florida early, be
fore the tourists started, and moved
north.
II was In New York and even Mt
the doors Of the city hall, when the
hunt was the hottest. 1t was my first
Job. Undoubtedly 1t will be my last.
Friends of mine, with few morals. put
the idea In my head and pointed out
to me the injustice of my salary In
connection with my work."
The bonds, with the exception OF
$4,000, which was spent, have beer
recovered.
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THE MEAN MAN

At last the kaiser has moved from
Count Won Bentinck's castle at Am
erongen TO his own at Doorn As a
parting gift to the count, and as rec
ompense in full for the use of Amer.
Ongen for 10 months, he presented
Won Bentinck with bronze bust Of
himself
The silly valnglory of the man,
which will not allow him to see that
neither bust nor any other likeness OF
himself has any value In these days
Is typical; so is the stinginess which
withheld proper remuneration foI
benefits received
What would have been the fate ol
Europe, OF the world, with man like
this In unrestraincd power? WIN this
last evidence of his crazy egotisn
and unquenchable meanness open the
eyes OF his faithful followers In Ger
many. or will they still believe tha
individual and national greatness la,
within the scope Of a spirit so small
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NEW YORK LOSES

New York Is much concerned just
now by the loss of freight destined
Tor. expectation. About 80 per cent OF
export freight which was originally
consigned to New York, or would
have been under ordinary conditions,
ia said to have been diverted to other
ports 1t is going to Philadelphia,
Baltimore. Norfolk Newport News
and other ports farther south.
This is made necessary by the traf
fic congestion, due especially OF late
to the railroad tie-up, but also due TO
the general causes of inadequate rail
road facilities and interminable
strikes in the metropolis and costs or
lighterage and other transfer charges
which are higher there than else
where.
The plain fact Is, as the New YORK
World complains, that the port or
New York, the most wonderful nat
ural harbor in America and perhaps
in the world, has never been properly
developed, and is now unsuited to the
vast traffic ordinarily entrusted to
It. Other ports on the eastern, south
ern and western seaboard, far less
richly endowed by nature, have been
improved by foresight liberal expend-
itures and a real civic spirit, until
they can do such work better than
New York can. They are now reap
ing the profit, and may expect to reap
It more fully hereafter.
o. Henry once described Manhat-
tan Island as tongue thrust down
into New York bay and Tapping up
the commerce of the continent" That
monopoly is not likely to continue,
and there is no good reason why it
should continue. New York may eX-
pect to retain whatever 1t deserves,
but other ports that are more enter
prising should, and will, get their
share.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-05-28
OF AUTOS
\ WILL Be STOPPED
Mayor Tiger Says Arrests Will
Be Made And Stiff Fines
Handed Out

Speeding along the paved streets
on the outskirts of the city must be
stopped" declared Mayor Tiger this
morning. He stated that complaints
were coming in from many parts of
the city, pointing out the continual
danger pedestrians are in because of
the reckless driving of many auto
mobiles.
"The next party arrested for speed
ing within the city limits will get the
full extent of the law" said the may
or this morning. Instructions were
issued to the police force to keep on
the lookout for violaters of the traf.
fic regulations of the city, and to do
their best to get every one of them
Several accidents of recent date
were due entirely to reckless driving
according to the information from
the mayors office, and the city offlc
ials are going to do their best tC
eliminate the danger.