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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BILBAO Dec 11-Str miguel So Polla'
arrived here to-day with the crew OF the
were rescued in a starving condition in mid
Atlantic, where the schooner had been dis
mantled Gin a storm. No American schr
Sypla is listed in available shipping records.
BERMUDA, Dec 11-Schr Kenwood. hence
Nov 16 for Norfolk. driven In here Dec
10 by stress of weather; serious damage.
BOSTON, Dec 11-Wireless received this
morning states that str Riverside Bridge,
Swansea for New York. in ballast. was In
lat 40 80 N, Ion 80 90 w, 80 PM yester-
day. making 3 knots. in need OF assistance MS,,
York; str Bellhaven. Rotterdam for New
York, is on her way to assist.
Wireless received THIS morning states thst
parted tow line in lat ~ 30 n, lon 50 AZ w;
another message received says tow line
parted last night when steamers were about
80 miles off Cape Sable and the West
Wauneke was drifting helplessly.
CHICAGO, Dec 11-Through the establish
ment by the Federal Government of a chain
of automatic radio stations at points Of
peril along the Great Lakes. dangers TO lake
navigation will be greatly reduced, II was
learned to-day. Ships blown near reefs and
shoals viii be warned by automatic danger
signals sent at pitch that can be caught
by the radio apparatus of any vessel.
HALIFAX, Ms. Dec 11--Str Romsdaisfjord
CNor), before reported abandoned yesterday
after striking the sambro Lodges. was
pounded TO pieces during the night and sank
early to-day.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec 11-Str Lake
Fostoria. from Havana, put In at this port
for repairs
NEWCASTLE. Del. Dec 11-Tug Juno.
towing Merritt Chapman derrick Com
monwealth, arrived at the wreck of tug
Minerva (before reported sunk) and will
commence work raising her to-day.
ST JOHNS. NF, Dec 10-Schr Harriet
DAM. stranded at the entrance of Fogo
ha r'bor and viii probably be . total loss ;
crew saved. The Harriet was fish laden,
bound TO Europe.
TOXIC, Dec 10-The Asahi Shimbun an
nounces to-day that the proposed amalgama-
ton of the Japanese steamship companies. in
order to meet the situation created by the
serious slump In shipping, has been aban-
doncd.
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u. S. HAD LARGE PART
IN BRITISH ADV. SHOW
Famous 800 Club Outdid All
Former Efforts.

LONDON. Dec. Am international adj
vertising exhibition, ''the like of which
neither London, New York nor Paris has
ever seen, where trade has been the
real object" has just closed in London.
1t was held under the auspices of the
famous $50" Club.
All profits of the exhibition, which was
undertaken to prove to the British pub
lie the value of advertising and adver-
tised products, will go to newspaper and
advertising charities. Every form of adj
vertising was represented, one of the
features being q parade through the
London streets OF famous trade marks
and brands.
The United States was represented
by a complete exhibit of newspaper,
magazine. farm paper, trade paper. ex-
port, theatre programme. house organ
and direct-by-mail campaigns in Booth
S3-A, which was held by the William
II. Rankin Company, New York. Chi
cago. Washington, Portland and San
Francisco. When the display, which
comprised over two hundred separate
and distinct advertisements beautifully
mounted and framed, reached London
the president of the $50" Club cabled ::
Your magnificent display received. 1t
will help to make this exhibition truly
International"
Representative campaigns were made
by such advertisers as Mead Cycle Com
pany, Wilson & Co., Goodrich Tire.
Grinnell Gloves, Haynes Automobiles,
Kellogg Toasted Corn Flakes. Monroe
Clothes. Pelmanism. Hartmann Trunks,
Starr Photographs and Pianos. Diamond
Tires, Hipress Boots, Apex Electric
Washing Machines, Kitchen Maid Kitchen
Cabinets, Sunsweet Prunes. the Butler
Paper Corporation, the William Fl. Ran
kin Company, Newspaper and magazine
advertisements. paper and rotogravure
advertising
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burg; Shooters Island, Genoa via Norfolk /;
West Erral Manchester Via Norfolk.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Dec 11-Arrived,
(Br). Lisbon; westford. New Orleans; Bron-
Sailed nth, strs Eibing, Norfolk Mopang,
New YORK; La Crosse. ROTTERDAM Moose,
hausic Port Spain: Montgomery, Galveston;
Westford, Hamburg; Oyayi (Fr), Portland;
NORFOLK Va, Dec ll-Arrved, strs Nor
rstown, Wilmington, Nc Lake Fouche.
Dunkirki Kieleham Dutch Barry Mas Mas
haven (Dutch), Havana: Anna (Oireek) ,
Cardiff; Marie Qta), Naples; Point Adams,
Baltimore for san Francisco; Nicolo II
tftaD New Orleans for Genoa; Cibeo (Norl
Transport ii OBJ. Havre
Arrived 1ith. strs Guernsey (Nor). Lisbon
Arthur; Baysarni tBr), New Orleans
Penrhys CBD. Cardiff; Nivose OBJ, Calves
ton baltic (NoE}, c0penhs ass Ma Ma r qs
Brown, Vineyard Haven.
Arrived 1lth. strs Rocio. Cardiff: oska-
| loosa, Liverpool; Salina ItaD; TRIESTE
songdal (Nor), New York; Ellen stubb
sailed IiiR srs 2gnf f t CD r. :. St r, yIH-
| (Duteh), Baton Rouge: Scottish American
| (Br, Mexico; Point Bonita. baltimore; Alb
secon, Philadelphia; Eibing (Br). =; La
Crosse, France East Cape, New orleans :
Sailed 10th. strs Ruth. searsport Cove
kirk via Phladeluhia.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, Dec 1O-Arrived.
strs Comanchee (Br), Gothenburg; Frieda,
! Seville.
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Florian. Tampco !;
| Gulf OF Mexico, New York; Charles NJ
| Everest Tamplco
| Weather 11th, thick. Inbound fleet fog
| bound IN Sabine roadstead.
| PENSACOLA Fla. Dec 10-Arrived. schr
| Willis A Holden, Havana.
Arrived nth. str Nevislan (Br) Galveston.
| Sailed 18th, str Craftsman (Br) Liverpool.
| PORT TAMPA. Fla, Dec il-Arrived, strs
! Mascotte. Key West; Ollavarra tSp), New
York; barge Ohio. towed by tug 70 l. Rus
| sell, Port Arthur.
Sailed 18th, schr Harry G Deering. Nor
folk.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Dec i1-Arrived.
strs Anna T. Morse, Leghorn; W S Rheems
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AQUITANIA IN WITH
1898 PASSENGERS
Many Titled Visitors From
England Arrive on Huge
Cunard Liner.
RUSSIAN OFFICER Is HELD
General of Old Gear Regime
Detained at Ellis Island on
Secret Grounds.

The Cunarder Aquitania. with many
notables among her 1908 passengers.
reached port yesterday morning from
Southampton and Cherbourg, crossing
the Atlantic easily in seven days.
Among those on board was Lady
Strapolgi OF Scotland, who twenty years
ago won the honor of being the first
woman to secure the introduction OF a
bill in Parliament giving woman sur
frage in England. Her son, Commander
James Montague Kenworthy, member
of Parliament from Centre Howe. she
said, has long been active in move
nent to resume trade relations with
Soviet Russia.
The Marquis OF Carisbrooke, AleXan-
der Mountbatten, G. c. V. o., Earl of
Berkhampstead, Viscount Launceton,
Youngest son OF the late Prince Henry
Maurice OF Battonberg and a member
of the royal family of Great Britain,
was another passenger. The Marquis,
whose sister is the Queen of Spain, is
81 wears old and last came here fifteen
wears ago while serving as a midship-
man aboard the cruiser Berwick. He
said he was here for both business and
pleasure, for he intends during his visit
10 pay some attention to the affairs OF
the I.amport & Holt line. of which he
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Gloucester. Boston TO san on return).
Arrived 18th. strs Monmouth, Brest; Union
Liberty, Havana; Lord Antrim (Br), Tampa !;
James MCGEE. Port Lobos; 6torviken (Nor).
Rio Janeiro: Feltore. Santiago; Frederiks-
sundsvaIi; Lake Beacon. Cuba.
Arrived 18th, strs Hesleyside (Br). Shields;
Panaghls (GreelO, Genoa; Point Bonita,
N' Cleared 10Th. strs Astur (sw), Limhamn;
BALTIC CNor). Norfolk; Hundvaago (Nor). DO
' Sailed 10Th, IL 80 PM, ctr Arlington. Bos-
| ton.
Sailed 18th. strs shandon (Br), Marseilles;
Urundi (Ger), Rotterdam; Santa Barbara,
Paita, Peru: Oceano OtaD. Gibraltar; India
-@ BATG 15sP RouGE. La Dec 1o-Arrived. str
| Montana (Br), Newcastle, Eng.
BEVERLY. Mass. Dec 1o-sailed. str Gulf
BuizzARDs BAY (cape Cod canaD. Mass,
/ barge; n p Doane. towing /; Watuppa'
| towing 3.
| (and proceeded for Jacksonvillel.
Sailed 18th. strs Avondale, Port Looos {;
CAPE HENRY. Va, Dec IL. AM-Passed
| in, str Conewago. Galveston for Baltimore.
Passed out 10th, 1880 AM. strs tlshkill.
| do for New Orleans.
| Passed out 18th. AM. strs Petershanl
sheafmeade (B). do for Rotterdam; Q AN.
| Jacob Christensen (Nor), do for Malmo
| Valdura (Br), do for Dunkirk.-Wind NV
! IL miles; clear.
GALVESTON. Tex, Dec 11-Arrived, strs
Vallansa QtaD. Naples via Sand Key; Oural
| (Belg). Tamplcoi Paulsboro. do; Torres. DO
Muskogee. Campana' Grimm (Nor). Tam
pico: Charles M Everest, Port Arthur; Glen
| Ridge, Hayre via Norfolk.
Sailed 18th, strs Gladsybe, Tampico; FL
! Sud, New York; Asuncion dc Larrinaga
| OBJ, Manchester; Fresno. Barcelona; Isolde
| (Ge). Bremen and Hamburg; Basmam
| GGLFPORT, Miss, Dec 11-Arrived. schr
| Frances Elkin (Br). Mobile.
Sailed nth. schr Sir Donald (Br), Port
| Spain.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Dec V-Arriiyed.
Merrimack. Philadelphia via Savannah.
| Sailed 18th, strs Lake Faribault, Boston
via Charleston; Arapahoe. New York via
| Charleston; Van. Miami; Cuba. Havana.
| KEY WEST. Fla, Dec 9-sailed, str Bay
| town, Tampico.
! MOBILE, Ala, Dec 11-Arrived, schr Al
| bert f Paul. Savannah.
| NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec 11-Arrived,
| strs Ampetco Europe: Ancona, Chile; Coosa,
| New York: Godosund (Nor), Cuba; Salacia
Br), Southport, NC Wico. Charleston /;
Wilhelm Jebsen, Tampico; Zoppot Dan),
| Rotterdam
Cleared nth, strs Bogstad (Nor). Chris
| tiania via Gothenburg Malmo and Aalborg
Colombia and Galveston: Manx Isles OBJ,
Tampco; olympier CBelg), Antwerp; Vena-
| tor (Norl, Carmen via Vera Cruz; Yoro
(Hond), Ceiba.
Sailed llth, strs Coppename. Belize; I'm
El Cano CSp), Holland.
| Sailed from Port Eads 18th, strs Bolivian
(Br). Liverpool: Copan QIond), Omoa via
Port Cortez Roath Brl. Havre and Ham
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Mantaro (Peru). Callao; Stephen r Jones.
vanlIP1a aTh; Treyalgan ODD. Auckland. -
Worcester. Rosario Ito load for Italy).
,CAILAo. Dec S-Arrived' str Ebro (Br.
CARDIFF. Dec e-saisd. str rhurIand
Castle (Br). Galveston.
CdRISTIANIA, Dec ARRIVED. str John
Blumer lNor). Baltimore.
CHR1STIANSAND. Dec 1-Saiied. bark
Fierine (Norl. Hampton Roads.
CIIERBoURG, Dec 11-Arrived. str Kroon-
, uarl, new New 9ork i9r southampton and Ant
CRISToBAL, Dec 1o-Arrived, strs Cath
lamet. New York; Mexican, do: Ffnchley
8Brl, Norfolk; sag Harbor. do; Ascutney.
Arrived 10Th. strs Sylvan Arrow. Beau
mont; Lompoc (Br). Tampico; Ballena
SBr), Philadelphia: Lewis X Thuriow. do;
Sailed 10th. strs Ellcton, ST Thomas; Ha-
leakala, West Hartlepool; Pioneer. Norfolk.
News; Haiti (FD, Puerto Colombia; Fargo.
GIBRALTAR, Dec e-Arrived, str Leven-
pool (Br). New York for Barcelona.
Passed 9th str Ango-Saxon (Br). Pensa-
cola for Genoa.
Squatter (Br). Chicoutimi for Rouen.
HULL, Dec e-Sailed. str Monaghan Prince
(Brl, New York.
KOBE. Dec 5-Arrived. str Tyndareus
Sailed 9th, str Toyama Msru tJap).
LIVERPOOL. Dec 1o-saned. str Baltic
Arrived 10Th, str Belgic (Br). New York.
LYTTLETON, Dec 9-Arrived, schr Com
merce. Grays Harbor.
MADEIRA. Dec 7-sailed. str New Bruins
wick (Br). New Orleans.
Arrived 3D.. schr Jere G Shaw. Philadel-
phia.
MIDDIEsBRoUGH. Dec s-saiied, str Pc
quot, New York.
NAPLES. Dec s. PM-sailed. str Cretic
(BD, Boston and New York.
Sailed 9th. str Duca d'Aosta QtaD. New
York.
NEWPORT. Eng. Dec 9-sailed. str Son
nenfels (Br). Hampton Roads.
PARA, Dec 0-Sailed. str Franknere (Br)
from MonteNdeo for New York.
PERNAMBUCO Dec ARRIVED, strs
Tennyson (Br), New York for Rio Janeiro
camoens (Br), New York.
schr Dazzle (Br) Oporto.
PLYMOUTH, Dec l0-Arrived. str Ryndan,
Dutch, New York for Rotterdam (and pro-
ceeded 10 PM)
Amsterdam CDutchl, New York.
ROUEN Dec ARRIVED. str Everest
(BD. Baltimore.
sABANG, Dec 6---Arrived. str sommelsdys
Dutch, New York.
SANTOS, Dec 9--.sailed. str Thespis (Br)
New Orleans (55,700 bags coffee).
SHANGHAI, Dec 7-Sailed, str China. sar
SYDNEY. Nsw. Dec s-Arrived. schr VIM
Bowden. Portland, o.
TOCOPILLA. Dec S-Sailed, bark Amy
Turner (Br). San Francisco.
VICTORIA, Dec 1o-Arrived str Canadian
Inventor (Br), Newcastle. NSW, &C.
Sailed 10th, str Kashima Maru (Jap)
Hong Kong.
VALPARAISO. Dec 7---Arrived, strs. will
lam A McKenney. Norfolk via Charleston
Santa Inez, San Francisco; Santa Teresa
New York; Raithwaite. Baltimore.
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SAILED.

strs Tampico, Havana: California DAM,
Norfolk: Surichoo. Baltimore.
Strs Michael (Br), Para. &C, via norfolk:
Finland, Antwerp; MORO Castle, Havana;
Ell Rio Galveston; Rotterdam Dutch Rot
terdam; Pastores, Havana; Cornela, san
Juan; Celtic (Br), Liverpool; Gulf Queen
and 1 barge, Port Arthur; Mary. Porto
Plata; Apache. Charleston and Jacksonvlile;
Comus, New Orleans; La Lorraine FD.
Havre.
Strs Coamo, San Juan; Hamilton. Nor
folk; Huron, San Domingo.
Strs Lake Fillmore, Brunswick and VIII
mington; willfaro, Baltimore; Kureha Maru
Jap, Chemulpo, &c. via Norfolk and San
Francisco.
strs Nasmyth (Br). Gibraltar; Beursplein
Strs Saioama, Danzig; Columbia (Br).
Glasgow: Wilkens (Br). Norfolk.
Schr Gladys NJ Taylor, Newport News.
Sailed 10th, str Nuria (Sp), Barcelona
CadiZ, &c.
The corrected reading of the barometer
(reduced to sea leveD at New York on sat
urday. Dec II. 1920. ct AM, as reported
by the United States Weather Bureau. was
twenty-nlne and seventy-six hundredths
(29.76) inches. This closely epproximates
seven hundred and ffty-five and nine-tenths
T55.9) millimeters. Captains OF all vessels
now lying in or near the ports OF New YORK
and Brooklyn can adyantageously use the
above official data for observing whether
their own barometers require any consider
able correction or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, PM N. 81 miles ;
cloudy heavy sea. At City Island at sunset,
NV. light; clear; smooth sea.
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Port Lobos; Baygowan CBr, Alsiers; Erie
Maru Jap. Norfolk.
Arrived lltl, strs william III Webb. Lou
dom Gulfoil. Port Arthur schr Esther Mel-
bourne. New York.
| Cleared 10Th, str Lake Fagundus. Busnos
Passed down Reedy Island 1ith. s,rs
Absirtea QtaD' PHILADELPHIA for Gibraltsri
do for Ciyita Vecchia; Fert (iaD, do for
| Rotterdam; Korean Prince (Br), do for ~
Passed out Delaware Breakwater 10th.
! PM. strs Berldge, Philadelphia for Port
/ I1obos; 9:f0 PM Apus. do for Yokohama.
10 for 81 Nazaire; ii PM, Edward L
/ Doheny, Jr, do for Savannah.
/ Passed uD lith, str w Van DYKE. PST
/ Lobos for Philadelphia; bark Nik (NorJs
I Liverpool &c. do.
/ Passed out 10Th $40 IN. rug Gedney,
\ towing bargea Pocopson, for Weymouth. and
Passed out 18th. strs yannls CGresk),
/ Philadelphia for Hayre Kenowis, do for
/ Baltimore; Oronoke, do for Savannah
| Philadelphia for Tampico.-wind W, 80
miles; cloudy; smooth sea.
PORTLAND. Ne. Dec li-Arrived. str
Sailed 18th. strs sadko Rus), Gibraltar
(for orders) Canadian Trooper (BD. Nor
folk; Wisely Orr. New York.-Wind, w.
miles; cloudy.
PLYMOUTH Mass, Dec 1o-saned. str
chored off the GurneD
PRONINCETOWN, Mass, Dec ff-Sailed,
tug Germantown, Boston for Philadelphia.
! towing barges CacoOsing. Cocalico and WI
conisco
SEATTLE. Wash. Dee 1i--sailed. str Eel
beck. San Francisco.
Sailed ION SIR Moerdyk Dutch. Ham
burg.
ST ANDREWS, Fla. Dec 0--saiied, schrs
Impressive tBD, - Thomas; Huntley (Br),
Kingston.
sAVANNAII, ca, Dec IL Sailed. str City
OF St Louis. New York.
Sailed 18th. strs Lake Cathcoon, Havana;
Merrimack, Jacksonville
TACOMA. Wash, Dec 1i-Sailed, str Steel
Ranger, San Francisco.
TAMPA. Fla, Dec ll--Arived, str Norman
sailed 18th, str Andyk Dutch. Rotterdam.
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MRS. PALMER TO SELL
HOMES; MOVE TO PARIS
Former Actress Recently Vic
tim of Robberies.

Mrs. Charlotte King Palmer. former
actress, who was beaten and gagged in
her home at SO East Ninetieth street
November Is by three thieves, who stole
jewelry valued Mt nearly $500, 900. is
going TO sell her Long Beach villa, which
was robbed November s. and her Nine
tiath street home and will so to Paris to
at Paris
The announcement of the Forthcoming
sale of her two houses, with the furnish
ings of each house. was made yesterday
by Arthur c. Sheridan. real estate deal
err The sales will be held January 10.
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AMERICAN PORTS
[By Telegraph

ABERDEEN, Wash, Dec 1t-Sailed, str
Daisy Matthews, Honolulu.
ASTORIA, O, Dec 10-Arrived, str Orca
(Br). New York and Baltimore via nitrate
ports.
BOSTON. Mass. Dec 11-Arrived. strs West
Zula. Portland. Me: Lake Ellenorah, Jack
sonvile; CollinRswcrth, Rotterdam; Prince
George (Br), Yarmouth; Brazos GU 81, Port
Arthur via Newpor Alexandra DAM,
Copenhagen.
Cleared 10th. strs Bensalem. New York
(sails noon 1lth); ohioan. Seattle. &c. via
New York.
Cleared 18th. str Hudsonlan Eek Sallnas)
Port Lobos; schr Margery Austin (Br), Halls
Harbor, Ms.
Sailed 18th, str George w Barnes, Tamplco
Sailed 18th, strs Hewitt. Sabine: City OF
Rome. Savannah; Delaware, New York
Dorchester, Philadelphia; Persian Norfolk
and New York.--Wind at Highland Light
noon, NV 81 miles: cloudy; rough sea
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec 1O-Arrlved str
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Reported to the Photographic Offlce.l
Dec 10. Cape Henry bearing 302 deg (true) !,
about 10 miles distant, in IL fathoms OF
water, wrecked schooner, with topmast
projecting out of water. (What was prob
ably the above wreck sighted on Dec
o, about II miles ITO deg from Cape Henry.
Dec o, lat 80 81 lon 70 "a, a small boat
containing four or five persons; drifting
southwark.
Dec I, lat 40 4s. Ion Sc o. a black spheri-
cal buoy, marked "B2" In white, with a
black double coacal topmark and carrying a
lantern.
Nov IA. lat 30 81. lon 81 o.. can buoy
or mine of large size.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY DECEMBER H. 1920

Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk-old Do
minion Transportation Co.
Str Willkeno (Br), Campbell NORFOLK
Williams Steamship Co.
Str West Secova, Frank, Nortolk-Sigs-
bee. Humphrey Co. ,,,
Str willard. Porter. Baltimore-Wiliiams
Steamship Co.
Str Nicholas Cuneo (Nor), Just, Baltimore
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Pawnee, Snow. Boston-Eastern Steam
Ss..p Co.
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To break up Cold in one
day; twenty-four hours; take
"Seventy-seven" at the first
sneeze or shiver, the first sign OF
a Cold.
IF you wait till your bones
begin to ache, until you begin
to cough and have sore throat,
it may take longer.
E< Doctors Book 600 pages
on the treatment of Every
living thing''-mailed free.
~" for sale at all Drug and Country Stores
Humphreys Homeo. Medicine Co. I5e
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FOREIGN PORTS.
by MALL

IBy MaiI.I
HALIFAX. Dec s--Sailed, str Canadian
Navigator (Br), New York.
KINGSTON. Nov 23--Arrived, str Santa
Rita (Ger), africa, &c lin tow.
ST JOHNS MI, Dec 3-Arrived, str Vo-
lunda (Br). Sydney.
ST JOHN. NIB, Dec S-Arrived strs Benin
OBJ. Sydney Kamouraska (Br). do.
Sailed 9th. strs Dunbridge (Br), Glasgow
and Liverpool via Halifax; Bangkok QNr),
Marsellles
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Bound East.
Str San Bruno. New York for Boston Cat
noon).
schr Moonlight. Elizabethport for st
Stephen, NIB.
Schr Allen Quincy. Port Reading for Nan
tucket.
schr Rlclcett v (BD, Elizabethpor; for
81 Johns, MI.
schr Max Horton OBJ. Elizabethport for
ST Johns, MI.
Schr Athalc, Perth Amboy for Greenport.
Steam canalboats Lille & Agnes Cat 30
AND; A y Combcs Cat AND.
Tugs w S Taylor, towing bsrges Cat
$40 AND: American, towing barge Mag
nolia, Philadelphia for Portland. Me cat
II :30 AND Suamico, towing 4 barges Cat
1880 AND.
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FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS

CAPE RACE. NF, Dec 1t-Barometer at
noon. 90 % inches wind. E. fresh; weather,
dense fog. raining; temperature, So deg
Fair.
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CABLE REPORTS.

AARHUUS. Dec 10-Arrived, str Marie
(Sw). Baltimore.
BALBOA, Dec 10-Sailed. strs Lancaster,
Honolulu; Eurydamas CBr), San Francisco
Stanley, Cavite: Salvador Champerico
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EUROPE.

AMERICAN lift vans for psvinE househeit
furniture between Europe aud America end
Between cities In the United states. house to
house without Boxing only eate, easy and
sensible method. BOWLING GREEN sTOR-
AGE VAN co. ~ broadway. New rsrk
PARfs-Hotel du Pavilion, 5s. Rae dss
rEchiuuier, an Amsrics. home oMAR.
LkX, Manager.
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MARINE-FoR SALE OR WANTED.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOUR,
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS and TOURS,
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WANTED:
CRUISER

ors two 200 tons and two 800 tons capacity
schooners; new 1870 ton light draft gasolens
freghter IRELAND. 25S Broadway.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.
Bound East.

Tug Endeayor. towing barges st 7io
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-07
ATHLETICS READY
TO MEET KACEYS
Put In Final Practice Last Night and
Showed Improved Condition
Game Tomorrow Evening.

Last evening the Athletics put in
their final practice before the tilt with
the Springfield .. kaceys' scheduled
for tomorrow night at Festival hall.
Forty five minutes of serimmage work
was put in and the players showed
much better condition than on Monday
night.
Arrangements were completed yes
terday for game with the Sullivan
machine shop team Of Claremont, y. H.,
at Brattleboro The game viii be in
Festival hall next Wednesday even
ing, Jan. A. Sullivan has a CLASSY
club and it is well worth seeing.
The matter of a referee has been
troublesome one and it will be in
teresting to know that Danny Riley,
after much persuasion, has consented
to carry the reinS tomorrow night.
Danny is well up in the court game
and knows how to make and keep it
clean.
The preliminary game between the
Boys Brigade of Mortified, Mass.
and the Cadets viii be called promptly
at O'Clock The main feature will
begin at S.l5 and some fast basketball
will be seen.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-01-07
PERSONAL.

Miss Mary Gould of Mortified Vt,
is guest in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Carl w. Cushing of Central street.
Mrs. Muriel Derrick has taken a posi-
ton with the Brattleboro Publishing
company to learn linotype operating.
Miss Dorothy Schwenk, who spent
the vacation at her home on Park place,
returned today to Abbott academy, An
dover, Mass.
f. II. Kingsbury of the firm of
lfoughton, Simonds 6 Kingsburv Of
Newport, n. H., has been in town. this
week on business. o
Merrill, Youngest child Of Attorney
! and Mrs. Frank Z. Barber, who had
been seriously i'll with pneumonia, fol
lowing whooping cough, is improving
Mrs May Perkins of Montpelier, sis
ter Of George d. Reed Of this town
came yesterday to care for Wilbur An
| drews, who IS i'll with throat trouble
| Mrs Lillian Coleman of Springfield
| Mass, formerly Of this town, has beer
a guest this week of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Coleman, returning to Springfield yes
terday
Miss Ellen Hertzberg finished worl
Yesterday III the offices of the Holstein
Friesian association. She began worl
today in the office of the Twin Stat,
Gas & Electric company.