Word: portes
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...regulated by the laws of the country in which their activities lie. And this dependence is not without reason as past experiences have so admirably demonstrated. Aid has over been readily forthcoming. A squadron of destroyers can be relied upon to turn up pleasantly in an obstreperous foreign port or an corrective note may be dutifully dispatched to Mexico at oil's behest. Occasionally these acts are justified; often of dubious propriety. At all events the inevitable cut to take from this motherly care is to expect more pampering, even in France where the docility of a Siberia is hardly...
...course no official ruling can be made on the case of Mr. Debs until it is submitted to the department, but I doubt very much whether he would be inconvenienced at any port of entry. Debs is not an alien. He has no other home than the United States and never had any. He may not be a citizen, but he certainly is not an alien. There are lots of people in the United States who were born here and are not citizens. Take the Indians for instance...
Last week this sleekest of ocean greyhounds nosed into Haifa, the port of call for Jerusalem, and one who is not a babbitt hastened ashore...
Another film which Dr. de Bosis will show, will deal with excavations at Ostia, the port of Rome situated at the mouth of the Tiber, and although work has been progressing on these ruins for some time, things of great interest to archaeologists are still being discovered...
...port of western France...