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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30

"Wh0t is there about golf that gives
man such sense OF freedom and
exhilaratipn?"
II don't know replied Mr.. Grow
cher, unless lis the privilege Of
nromenadng over the landscape with
out being warned 20 keep or the
grass
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30
SHOW GOOD GAIN.
Trust Companies Of Vermont Have
Resources OF $64 SOL e82

N~9VVtNS1 OF |OTo9T 5oH.
Trust companies in Vermont report
total resources for the year ending
June 30, 1921. of s64 sol 9S2 as against
S51SS6 S3G five years ago according
to Trust Companies of the United
States ju issued by the United
States Mortgage & Trust company of
New York. This volume, now IN its
neteenth annual edition. shows az
gregate resources OF the Trust com
pan es at the close CT business June
30. 1891. OF Sl2 S2S.4SO5l3 as against
Sl2,S77, 5S3 last year and 1890 compan.
les reporting, as compared with 22il
last year.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30
FOR ONE BIG UNION
United Labor Council Of America to
Consat American Federation Of Labor

NVITF-dl NIHprIcan Fed-rGslon Of Labor
New York, Nov, 99,-The Ameri.
can federation OF labor Is to be on.
posed by new federation Of indie.
pendent unions and groups TO be
known as the United Labor Council
Of America.
Tho official call for general con.
vention IN this city ON Jan. Z. 8 and o.
at the Hotel Workers ball. 1873 West
Fifty-first street, was Issued Sunday
by the provisional executive commit,
tee and number of local unions.
The labor organizations out awed
by the A. + of l.. which have been
asked to join the movement claim q
membership Of more than 100000
workers.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30
Gentle Hint to erlde.

AT one time women were considered
The property Of their father or near.
"st maze relative and a Saxon husband
hung a slipper, then symbol OF an.
lhority in a prominent place in tie
brides home.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30
SIN an oacn Question.

Doesn't your mother object Ia YOU,
Staying ont until > or O'Clock in the
morning?' tie yeung lady was assed
~ don't know" Ire Young lady re-
piled, ".'he might II size knew about
IT, but ! always beat riothcr In.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-11-30
FREARS
The Big Christmas Store Enters Upon the Christmas
Season With Stocks Complete and Variety At Its Best
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS


Ladies' fine CooRED SILK UMBREASS rib Paragon frame with best quality
dandy line of
White Bkalte $500 $780, $500
IN merca ia al silk
$780, $3.50 $780, $780, $780, upwards
handles
and bakalte Prices,
$500, $780, $780, $780, $500, upwards
SLIPPERS
SLIPPERS old $3.50
Misses and Chdms COMFY SLIPPERS old blue red brown
$0O $l.40 $l75 and S2O0
CRISP 'KERCHEFS
MADEIRA ofdegns $00
HANDKERCHIEFS onench while
II Al
henit and 29c
WOOL AND ALL WOOL SPORT HOSE
ribbed
cames S275
ribbed silk SPORT HOSE heather soft and pabe
INCUR ARTNENT, BASEMENT.
dressed $1,000
As JOINTED DOLLS and stockings
o
FRFARS Troy NY
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14
Open 1t Up.

Many of feel bit timid about opening up
and periodicals public because of the
groesque advertisements that therein
has been the devout intention of the Chicago Whip its readers
paper that eprehenbe and instead of being ashamed
open and read anywhere they should feel proud spread
This has been made possible by the discriminatory policy of
the advertising department which refuses business from
who msrepesen and deceive the public The advertisement
further refuses Objectionable cuts from beauty
producers and thereby the present general of the Whip
has been accomplished.
If the readers and well whers appreciate this achievement let
them support those who advertise gma and astefuy these
columns Let them realize that through their alone that
this class business has been secured Give your support by
dealing with advertisers and continue open your
paper with pride.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14
lie PREVENTION OF
APPENDICITIS

"a Constipation is a factor in the
cause OF appendicitis. So, therefore,
keep the bowels open and do not al
low waste TO accumulate in the bowel
as this infected matter may get into
the lumen OF the appendix and bring
about the disease.
~ Diseased tonsils and adenoids
predispose to the disease and should
be cured as a prophylactic measure.
The same may be spid concerning in
fections of the teeth and tooth sockets,
gall bladder infections and ulcers OF
the stomach and duodenum. The pre-
vention of these is best secured by
maintaining a good general resistance
and avoidance of the presence OF the
causative germs.
t3) Avoid heavy lifting and blows
in the abdomen near the region of the
appendix as this is often the exciting
cause of the trouble.
az As appendicitis is found more
often in those who consume large
amounts of meats, avoid the overuse
OF meats: patients who live on sarin-
aceous foods, legumes. macaroni but
TER, milk, cheese, with plentiful pro-
portion of green vegetables and who
do moderate and systematic work in
the open air, are least subject to the
disease. Alcoholic drink is thought to
predspose to appendicitis.
60 Summing UP the best prevention
against appendicitis is secured by main
tanning the bowels in not overloaded
state by a diet containing little meat,
by a good general resistance and by
simple rustic life, with methodical
work in the open air and the curing
OF tonsihtis, bad adenoids and teeth
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14


to the county jail. If he stays there
six months can we get anything
when he gets out?
Yes, it is still a debt he owes,
civilly. If he ever has anything
worth while, you have judgment
against him.
Dear Madame:
My mother died leaving a will in
which she did not mention a sister
of hers and now this sister is trying
to have the will broken in the Pro-
bate Court. Can she get anything
of what was left?
Hardly: it depends upon the cir
cumstaEces under which the will was
made.
Dear Miss Anderson: -
/ have written to my wife every
week for the past year and a half
in Massachusetts where she resides
and asked her to come here to live
with me. | cannot get a job there
and so came on to Chicago and she
promised to come but altho | have
sent her money three times she
keeps it and promises to come later
on. | have furnished a nice home
here for her but in her last letter
she said she would come next Christ
mas. Can | get divorce?
Yes, after you have been sepa-
rated two years.
Dear Madame:
My husband and | have been buy
ing a house together and now | want
to get a divorce from him; he has
not done any work for the last year
to speak of and have been keeping
up the payments. Can he come in
for any of the home?
Yes, his share after your rights
have been determined
Dear Miss Anderson:
Ny father has been living with me
for the past ten years but for the
past year he has been very disagree
able and nasty so that we could
hardly stay in the house with him
and had to put him out; now he is
sick and some friends have threat
ened to make us take him in again.
Can | be forced to do that?
Most assuredly. Why should he be
charge on the county when you are
able to support him? Aside from
what you may be forced to do, has
your moral obligation never appealed
to you?
All questions of a legal nature
cheerfully answered. Address
THE WHIP, 1920 State Street.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14

the subject of
appendicitis and
note what prog
ress has been
made in this field
alone. 1t used to
be a c o m m o n
thing Tor a per
son suffering with
acute appendicitis
to have a diagno-
sis made OF In
harnnation of the
Bowels, " or one
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14

suffering with chronic appendlcitis
with such symptoms as inability to
sleep after eating. loss OF weight,
cramps. abdominal tenderness, con-
fusing symptoms OF pain and discom-
tort or symptoms rcferable to the
stomach, gall-bladder or other or
gans, and be treated for chronic gas
tritis." chronic Indigestion gall
h1adder" and oliver trouble"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14
Health Hints
By DR.. Troy Smith

The practice Of medicine and sur
gerry has made wonderful advances in
the past decade For examnle take
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14
Legal Hints To
Women
Violette N. Anderson,

Dear Miss Anderson: | had young
man arrested for
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14

being the father
of my girls
child he was
m arri e d and
could not marry
ler. he was
ordered to pay
her $I,100 and as
he had no mo-
nov he was sent
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-14

WE closing the organization. You act at
w once secure stock in the best business PROPOSE
ton ever offered to the public Do stand in your
light Investigate by calling the Office of the company
now. Visitors always welcome. Call today
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Four Indicted and Plot
To Scuttle Ship Charged
Attempted Insurance Fraud AL
legged in Sinking of Schooner
EndicOtt in February

NORFOLK, Va, Dec. 1.-Indict-
ments returned in Federal District
Court here disclose what the govern
ment charges was conspiracy to
scuttle the American schooner Charles
G. Endicott, which sank off the Cuban
coast last February.
The indictments named J. S. Vas
consellas, said to be the principal
stakeholder in two New York com
panies: the Peninsula Export Company
and Peninsula Shipping Company, the
latter of which owned the Endicott;
James G. Cook. master of the schooner;
Russell l.. Beatty, deck engineer, and
Joe Vasconsellas, member of the
crew. All were arrested on bench war
rants, and after being arraigned to-
day before Judge Groner were released
on $4,000 bail each.
The captain and crew Of nine of the
schooner escaped in lifeboats and re-
ported that the vessel had struck a
mine. A claim of $1S1000 war risk
insurance vas made against the gov
ernment, and as q result an investiga-
tion was instituted by the Department
of Justice. After several months of
investigation the case was presented
to the grand jury, which returned the
indictments charging conspiracy to de-
fraud the government of the war risk
insurance and also that the value of
the ship and cargo was misrcpresented
to number of British and American
marine insurance companies, which is
sued insurance amounting to $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Creditors Seek Assets of
U. S. Mail Steamship Co.
Relations of Mayors Subject of
Hearing Before Special
Master Johnston

Assets of the bankrupt United States
Mail Steamship Company and the re-
lations OF the Mayors to other COM
panies were the subject of a hearing
yesterday before Special Master John
B. Johnston, at 100 Broadway.
Stuart Mcintosh, vice-pres sident and
treasurer of the United States Mail,
testified that Francis r. Mayer, former
president of the company, was an Off
clal Of a half score concerns in Canada
and the United States at the time the
ships were seized by the Shipping
Board. He named the France and
Canada Steamship Company, the French
Overseas Corporation, the France and
Canada Oil Transport CORPORATION.
Mayer & Lace and Mayer & Carpenter
The only assets of Mayer & Carpen-
ter now, the witness said, were in
Cuba. When asked to name these, he
said they consisted of 5000 cases of
gin.
The suggestion was made by attor-
neys for the creditors, following rul-
ing by Mr. Johnston, that an order
should be issued to compel the Farm
ers Loan and Trust Company and the
Empire Trust Company to permit an
examination of securities held by them
on account of Carlos Mayer. Mr..
Johnston then said that if the opposing
counsel could not get access to the
securities for inspection, he would is
sue a subpoena for the production of
the documents. Another hearing will
be held to-day
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Incoming Steamships
Duo To-day


Nauclin. st Nasaire, Nov s. French idne
Tuscan Prince. Hong Kong. Sept is.
somm .lsdljA. M.rs.ilies rarHess Nov ,s withy Co
Funch, Edge r. Co
Camamu. Rio de Janeiro. Nov 1s
Lloyd Brazilian time
sinssta, y Hamburg. Nov IA. BARBER S S Lines
svein 'arl. birmingham. Hcy IS
Ipswich. Hamburg. Nov IS. Unit Am Lines
Eastern Dawn. An,TsrpE. Nov II,
Arabic. Naples, Nov H.. White Star Line
Megalii Hellas, Piraeus. Nov 1s.
Ansaldo Y. Huclva. Noyy -.
Exeter City, Fowey, Nov IL.
James ArkelI g. Co.
West Inskip. Antwerp, Nov II.
Black Diamond 8 8 Corp
Iamport & Holt Line
George Washington. Bremen. Nov "a.
Royal Mall p CO.
Steel Mariner London S5Sfo, M9y .. r,,,v Z. ~
West Calumb. Gibraltar. Nov 1s.
Duo Tomorrow
United American Lines
United States, Copenhagen. Nov %.
scandinavian Amer. Line
Grelfryda, Havre. Nov Co.,. French Line
valacia. London. Nov 10. 49,. Cunard Line
Albania. Liverpool, Nov "a. .Cunard Limo
Colombo. Naples. Nov 8.
Italia America Inc.
Julia Luckenbach. Los Angeles, Nov II.
Luckenbach Line
Siboney. Vera Cruz. Nov "a. Ward Line
Due Sunday
Columbia. Glasgow. Nov "a
Cunard Anchor Limo
Britannia. Marseilles Nov 10. Fabre Iiae
Minnekahda. Hamburg. Nov 2s,
Atlantic Transport Line
Giuseppi Verdi, Naples. Nov 23.
Mcdonnell e. Truda
Pastores. Havana, Dec l.. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Rousillon. Havre. Nov 26 French lin.
schoharie. Hamburg, Nov 49,. Kerr Line
Bayern, Hamburg, Nov "a.
United American Lines
Gen Hodges. Guayaquil, Nov 10.
AIianca. cristobal, Nov %. Panama Panama Line Line
GraIfos. Puerto Colombia Nov 27.
Caribbean Line
San Lorenzo, San Juan, Nov 80
MORO Castle. Havana. Dec O.
N Y & Cuba Mail Line
Zulia. Curacao. Nov 24...Red d Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec 3.
Furness Bermuda Line
Due Tuesday
Olympic Southampton, Nov so
Pannonia. Liverpool. Nov a.. .cunard Line Line
Coliamer. Bordeaux. Nov "a.
Cosmopolitan Line
Furness. Witty Co.
Carrillo. Santiago. Dec l. United Fruit Co
Due Wednesday
Rotterdam, Plymouth. Nov 2S.
Holland America Line
Alfonso NH. Corunna. Nov 90
Spanish ROYAL Mail
Virgil, Trinidad, Nov 2s.
Lamport g. Holt Line
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Navy Orders

From Tho 7ribuns's Washington Bureau
WASH1NGTON, Dec. 1.--Navy orders is
sued to-day follow:
Campbell Capt B, H.. TO U. S. s. Pennsyl-
Nania
Ian. Com. W. T.. to u. S. s sicard
Flanagan, Lit. Com. II. A.. to U. S. s. Balm
La Roche. IT. Com. f. A.. to u. S. 9.
Riddle.
Pamperin, Lt. Com. l.. s.. to u. s. S, Col
houn.
Cullen, Ut. g., resigned
Healy It, E. A. to New York.
Heslar, 1T. O. r.. resigned
johnson, Lit. j. O, TO U. S. s. North la
kota.
roneeN. tt. W. 10 Y. 6. $. Wyoming.
Whtemarsb. 1t. r. r., 10 u. S. s. ToxaS
Williams, Ut. G. f.. 60 South Charleston
Cuff, LIT. (i. 81 j. s.. TO u. S s. Eaglc a.
ha nders It, d. s) J. &c, TO lIampto
Roads
Beard. Ems II. W. to U. s. S. RI.
fnrre ntine, IT. d. 81 j. A., to L. s. s.
Olympia.
Hagner, Com. T. r.. to u S. s. Idaho.
Hodapp, It, Com. j. y. r., to San lran-
roIsy. s,nss 1T r, u. to Puget Sound.
hoss' Ems W. T., to u. S. $. New Mcxco
Roop. i.t. w r., to Mare Island.
Lee nhaser, Gun. F. c., to U. S. s. Eagle H.
Rotchford. Gun. j. L., resigned
SHAW, Gun. W. A.. resigned.
Gody; Mach j. H.. to Hampton Roads
Montsomery, Ch. Pharni. A. B., to Nor
folk. ~
Steele Pharm. M. j., to Hampton Roads
BAKER IN. Pay Clk. c. s., resigned.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Injunction Asked TO Halt
Sale of Stock in Coal Co,

BOSTON, Dec 1.--Injunction pro-
esediugs to prevent Robert G. Morse,
'0f Boston, stockfolder in the Big
Sandy Company, dealers in coal lands,
from disposipg Of stock in the con-
cern, which Is capitalized at s5,O0O,-
ooo. we're begun in the Federal Court
here to-day by Charles f. HELLER, of
New York. former general manager of
the company Tie suit names as CO.
defendants Augustus P. Loring of
Beverly and Edward 0. Achorn. of
Boston, executors of the will of Rob-
ert NJ. Morse. father of Robert G.
Morse.
1t is alleged that on November I,
1919, Morse, together with George B.
French and John r. Lozenby. before
their election as directors in the Big
Sandy Company, "wrongfully.. mali
cously and fraudulently conspired to
obtain control of the company, with
the view of injuring the company and
depriving it Of it's property" It is.
also alleged that they caused the re-
lease Of Heller as general manager,
by circulating false rumors.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
American Ports

, BAlIlMOEE Dec l--Arrived; Derby
Lobos Sailed: Conehatta, Manchester Via
NoTfo Nervier srysa Belg). Rotterdam and
LydiaA Mel Baxter. Hampton Roads for
ORDERS.
Fort said, via Norfolk: Patrla (Fr), New ',
York. for Palermo and Versailles; Mari
nula. Tampico: Jonancy. Norfolk; Trans
Port Ivory; Deutschfeld (Ger), Hamburg;
Newton. Baltimore Qarter two SOth).
Sailed Lady. Evelyn (Br), Newport
News; Sabine Sun, Port Lobos; Thomas +
CHARLESTON. S G, Dec Arrived:
polarine. Baton Rouge {and proceeded to
Wilmington, C): Chattanooga, Bristol:
Arapahoe. New York (and proceeded to
Jacssonville).
DELAWARE BREAKwATER. Del Dec
for Norfolk; Oakley Curtis. Perth Am
boy, for -; Truro Queen (Br), New
HAVANA, Dec 1-Arrivad: MORO Castle.
JAcKsoNvILLE Dec 1-~Arrved: North
American tBr). Valparaiso for repairs;
ton: Sailed Apache. New York.
MOBILE, Ala. Dec 1Arrived: Copan
UIond). Tcla. Sailed: Dannodaike, Pen
NBwroRT NEWS. Va. Dec 1--Arrived:
Junin Csr), Valparaiso; Plum Branch
sBr>, dar o,a Vaiparaso ps,an 1logia (swed) Phis-
Havana; Manchester Shipper (Br). Nor
folk.
= NEW LONDON. Conn. Dec 1--Arrved;
New York; Old North state. New YORK
Martha Washington. New York.
Hatmore I'm pso Nqy s
more Daniel Webster. New YORK; pec /.
Waukau. NI Genoa; Wilpolo. Baltimore
Mariana Nuevltas; Gorrcdyk (DuD, Balti-
"a lnor
Branch lRrl. Valparaiso; Holmia (Swed)
Cuba. Sailed Nov So Glen White, Boston
pool; Venezuela, West Coast via Havana:
f'astern city tBr), Hamburg and Bremen;
Canadian sssler (Br), Havana; Mode,
York. - N'N"
PH1I,A ApELPH1A. Dec Arrived: Mo-
Tav.a 1sd;.a Bridge, ,., Gothenburg Via New York
Howard; Jacksonville and Savannah; Jala,
pa, Hueiva; j Pew, Port Arthur. Sailed:
Vn'arlo, ,-,a y, Boston; Essex Jacksonville etc
News; Edgar r. Lucsenbach, New York: 1
Eastern King Londonderry, etc
PORT EADS, LA, Dec 1-Arrived: Cadiz
l"ueloi Mexico; GIensworth l'1I1 1Br). s,ns Tyne
Hibueras (Hond). BluefeIds; Manzanillo
Antilla; Matinicock, Mexico; Newona (Br]
Andalusier a tBr), Rotterdam; Comus New
york. Cartago, Bocas del Toro; Fulluvo
Mar; Maru (Jap). Shanghai; T waring,
PORTLAND Me. Dec Arrived. schr
prisclila I,ris Alden. Perth Amboy. Sailed:
Eskbridge (Br). Glasgow
PORTLAND. Ore Dec ARRIVED. will
solo, New York III
Sc san FRANCISCO Dec Arrived: goth
gapore; Anatina (Br). Nagasaki. "'ns saiIsa Haa:
Honduras CFr), Havre; Honolulu Maru
TSJaP}' NV York; Robin Goodfelio New
Ore. f'' " eiaho'
SAVANNAH, Dec Arrived: Juniata
Sai,a, SSachsonyiiie G tand sailed for Baitmore).
Saiied: city of Montgomery New York.
City Of Columbus. Boston
r,a aAMrA, a. =, Fla, Fla, Dec ARRIVED: G A
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, Dec Ar
rived M, Sehrs Clara A Donnell, Philadel-
pn,a pm ,' Ior Calais; Sarah Eaton, Port Read
lng' Philadelphia for Calais Mariorje Ans-
I'm 1br), New York for ST John, N b; Ed
y Rara sa5,nd smith. Hartford for Point Wolfe. N
Sor,fN Sa'iea; %a schrs Nellie Grant Cfrom New
windsor N 81. New Rochelle >-'oAA
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Cleared

Java tDu). Butter Marselles and sa-
bang; Funch. Eyde & Co.
sagua, Port; San Juan and Ponce At
lantic Fruit Co.
= korsfjord tNor). Nielsen: cambellton:
George Helliesen, Inc.
Pinar Del Rio (Br). White; Havana;
American & Cuba S S Co.
George Fl Jones, Banvard; Tampico;
Robert l. Hague.
Wheeling Mold. Jurkops: Ieith Hull and
Newcastle; ] II Winchester & Co.
Gasconer tBrl, Saunders; Antwerp and
Danzig; Lloyd Royal Beige.
Olympic Ur), Marion: Leghorn and
Marseilles via Philadelphia; Three Star
Line.
jefferson, Horsley; Norfolk; Old Do
mnion Transport Co.
II T. Dimock. Allen; Boston; Eastern
s s Co.
Alaskan, Blackwell: San Pedro and San
Francisco; United American Lines
cWabasha (Br) Macdonald; Marseilles:
Standard Oil Co OF N Y.
East Cape Jones; Hamburg to Balti-
more; Kerr S S Co.
ottar Jarl (Nor). Jorgensen: Bergen and
Christiansand; 8 Stray s s Corp.
Christian Krogh (Nor), Hamre; CambeU-
ton; Simpson. Spence & Young.
Sch Fannie Belle Atwood Neves. Foro
and Cape de Verde Islands; the Globe Line.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Marine Disasters

HALIFAX. Dec American steam
trawler Medric put In here leaking, result
OF several days heavy weather off Maine.
faipoonge. Montreal for Cuba, arrived
for repairs to machinery.
ST JOHN, N r. Dee Auxiliary sch
June (Br). of Newfoundland. reported de-
stroycd by fire at Port Mahone. Minorca
Island. in Mediterranean. Last report ed
Nov &. sailing from Valencia for Lcghorn.
LONDON, Nov 2o--Nicthcrcy. hence for
Vancouver. put back with tank leaking.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 1-Densc fog
along California coast. Southwest storm
warnings.
United states destroyer DC Long ground =
ed at Hair Moon Bay. Twenty-Five miles
south of this port restlng sand even
keel; hole stove in port side; two dc
stroycrs and coast guard crew standing
by; crew of 1l0 safe. No attempt to float
vessel until determined if 1t would sink in
deep water.
ASTORIA, Dec 1--W~st Tcwark Fort
land for Seattle, grounded 30th in Coium-
bia River: floatcd last 1ight; survey
showed unchanged. ant proceeded
VANCOUVER. Dec Auxiliary schooner
Koun Mnru (Jap). Japan for Port Albcr
nic. Il G. foundercd 800 miles off Cape
Tlattery; crew of five rescued by Tosan
Maru Jap). Tacoma 26th, for Kobe.
OGDENSBURG. Y. Dec 1--Pentland.
aground in st Lawrence. near Morrisburg,
Ontario. was abandoned to underwriters.
Wrecking company unable to float freightcr
and no efforts to save the vessel will be
made until spring Ship valued att $50, 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-02
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

tDistance is given in miles. Reports are
dated at noon unless otherwise specified ]
Ampetco 1890 END Hatteras Nov so.
Dillwyn So w Cape Rojo Nov so
Dochet due Boston Dec 4.
Durango 730 E Nantucket Nov so.
Evelyn S Barnegat Nov 80.
Faraby due New York Saturday morning
(332 e Ambrose Dec ~.
Fort Hamilton lat SO II long 72 81 Nov 80.
Grecian 5 NE Five Fathom Nov 90.
Hampton Roads lat 81 A long 40 "a Dec /.
Illinois 260 SIC Cape Race Nov 80.
Lake Fife 6l3 Ambrose Nov 80
Lightburne 26 S Scotland I.V Dec l.
Lorain 1.045 L Ambrose s PM Nov 80.
Maddequet 152 e Ambrose Dec i.
McKeesport 210 z Ambrose Nov 80.
Melrose 10 s by w Nantucket Nov so.
Orient 163 e Ambrose Dec 1.
Paulsboro 740 ENE Hatteras Nov so
Pipestone County 957 E Ambrose Nov 80.
Saguache lat AZ 02 long SO OF Nov 80.
ManaQui 120 S Nantucket LV Dec /.
Shasta lat SO 81 long 16 80 Dec /.
America $50 E Ambrose Dec /.
Minnekahda 1.104 e Ambrose Dec l.
Vasari IS Sc Ambrose Dec l.
Nacoochee pd Block Island Dec /.
Ontario II SW Fire Island Dec I.
Eastern Temple 1s5 Z by n Cape Henry
Dec !.