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New-York tribune., 1921-05-06

From The Tribume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Arny orders
issued to-day follow:
ouartermaster Corps
Kay, 1t. Col. j. c.. to Seattle.
IB3a.sskette, 1t. Col. A. k to Columbus.
Wizard, 1t Col. c. L.. to Fort Sheridan.
Barber, Capt A. L., to Fort Adams.
Nelson, Lit. r. b., resigned.
Coast Artillery
Rick, 1t R. T.. to Honolulu.
Easterday, Major G.. w, to New London.
Ordnance Department
Stanton. Major Fl. c., to West Point.
Ford, Major A. W., to West Point
Gatcheli, Major O. j.. to West Point
Infantry
Rase, Capt. r. w, to Syracuse
Priest, Capt. H r., to Seattle
Myers, Capt d. j., to Morgantown.
United States Army
Wilson, Capt j. p, to Salt Lake City.
Parsons, Major L.. to Leavenworth.
Patten Capt. G. F., to Peeksldl.
Phillips. Col c. L.. to Seattle
Platt, Major w p, to Seattle.
Power, Capt. r. H, to Stanford University
Purdon' capt. r. H. to Chatham.
Roche Major E. A, to Indianapolis.
Smiley. Col, s. E., to New Brunswick.
smoke, Major S. A, to Kansas CITY
Young, 1t. Col j, s. jr., to Detroit
Sarratt, Gel. K. o., to Blackstone
Miscellaneous
Riley, Major G; w. Med. c., to Walter
Shelton, Capt, G. NJ, P. s.. to Birming-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Senate Democrats
Assaii Tariff Bill.
Penrose Answers
Simmons, of North Carolina,
Leads Assault, Charging
Burdens Laid on Farmer
VIII Wipe Out Benefits

WASHINGTON, May 5,--Democratic
leaders in the Senate continued their
attack on the emergency tariff and
anti-dumping bill to-day, although
friends of the measure, headed by
Chairman Pcnrose of the Finance Com
mittee, fought them at every point
Mr. Penrose delivered an hours speech,
his first extended remarks in nearly
two years, in support of the measure.
Senator Simmons, Democrat, of
North Carolina, charged the Repubh-
cans with attempting to transfer "a
lot of commodities from the free to
the dutiable list" by use of the anti
dumping clause, and argued that those
provisions were certain to prove han
dicap instead OF relief to agriculture
Some benefit will ln.re to the farm
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Navy Orders
From The 'Trtbune's Washington Bureau

From The Trtbune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 5.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Ball. Ems. j., to Fort Mifain.
Brady, 1t. j. j., to u. s. S. Michigan
Sorwln, 1t. f. w, to Mare Island
Fatzer. Ems c. R., to U. S. s. Pennsyl-
vania
Gebus, Bosn. c., to U. S. s. Iuka.
Heln, Lit. Com. H. r., to subm div. G.
Hewitt, 1t. w. f.. to L. S. s. Tilman
Lee 1t. Com. E. K. to Santo Domingo
McMillen. Lit. Com. f. e.. to WASHINGTON
Schafer' Capt. g. c., to Washington
Williams, Ems. G.. H., to New York.
Andrews Rear Adj p, to U. s.
champion. Ems. C. c., to U. S.
Dyer, Ems. c. Y, to U. s. s. St Louis.
Hoyt, 1t. A c., to subm. chaser &C.
Oupaquier, Ems J. W., to u. s. S. Gilrner.
McClary. Ems. D.. to O. S. s. Olympia
Niemes, Mach. C. L., to T. s.
Pierce, Lit Com. II. J.. to u s.
Sowell 1t. II. c., to L. S. S. Tracy.
Schiffman, Mach. r. A. to U. s. S. Pitts
burgh
Miller Ems. G. H. to U. S. s. F'arenholt
when commissioned.
Gillespie, 1t. P. A, to Atlantic fleet
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Shipping Board Optimistic
Voyage Revenues Reported 10
Exceed Voyage Expenses

The shipping strike has occurred just
at a time when Shipping Board officials
regarded the bottom of the depression
as having been reached and more IA
vorable conditions developing.
According to statement issued by
the National Merchant Marine Associa-
tion, vessels allocated during last week
Tor the first time in a long period ex-
eeeded the tonnage of those withdrawn
from service. The board then had 606
sEeel vessels in operation and 65S
tied up.
1T is announced that rates are
atitfening and shipments are offered
more freely" says the statement. "For
tne first time in months voyage reve-
npes have been exceeding voyage ex-
penses. Gross earnings per deadweight
Ton IN January averaged $2.01, in Feb
ruary S245 and in March S2.54."
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Sailed Yesterday

Strs Iowan. Boston; Gustavsholm (sw).
Gothenburg; Eernland (pD, Amsterdam; ;
Walter D Munson. Cardenas; City of Sparta
lBr), Bombay: Esperanza, Havana: K
Luckenbach, Boston; Cambrai Antwerp;
Boston City tBr), Bristol; Reaper. Port
Lobos Hinckley. Bueuos Ayres: Asia,
Flores, etc, via Providence; Lugira (Swedl,
Havana; Potomac, Bremen; Lancastrian
(B}r. Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06

AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE
New Combination, Passenger and Freight
Ships, Fast, Luxurious Steamers
THE STANDARD OF THE MARINE
WORLD
PASSENGER SERVICES
Key number in parentheses following
telephone of steamship company in list at
bottom OF this column.
EUROPE
Queenstown, Boulogne, London
From New York.
May 24-Panhandle State (159)
Bremen and Danzig
From New York
May 2f-Susquehanna $3.50
May 2S-Hudson 159)
Naples and Genoa
From New York
May 2l--Pocohontas (159)
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro, Montevideo and Bnenos
From New York
May 25--HurOn (9I
ISLANDS OF ATLANTIC. WEST INDIES
AND CARIBBEAN SEA
san Inan oaas ArseibS Asnsd
From New York
May 11-Porto Rico (99)
FAR EAST
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
hahiet, hpUkhOnE
San Francisco
May 2S-Goiden State (103l
HAWAII, PHILIPPINES EAST INDIES
Honolulu. Manila. Saigon, Singapore,
Colombo, Calcutta
From San Francisco
May 12-Creole State (l05)
CoAsTWIsE AND HAWAII
Port Los Angeles, San Francisco and
Hawaiian Islands
From Baltimore
Nav 7--Ruckave State 1904
80 datson Navigation CO.,
120 Market. ST. San Francisco CAL
81 Munson Steamship Line
So Beaver ST.. n. Y, Tel. Han. 5120.
9s n. Y. & Cuba VI. $. s. Co,
Foot Wall St, n, Y. Tel John 1900.
90 n. Y. s. Porto Rico s. s. Co.,
II Broadway, n. Y, Tel. Bowl. CIR $500.
105 Paeitic Mail $. s. Co.
Hanover So; n. Y, Tel. Bowling Green
1850.
100 Pacific Steamship Co.,
100 Broadway, n. Y, Tel. Rector G3oo.
159 c. s. Mail S. s. Co, INC,
l20 Broadway, Tel. Rector $500,
For Further Information apply
DIVISION OF OPERATIONS
u.s. SHIPPING BOARD
Asssbinsscn 1GE,, ~
:;;;;;ttaasE :
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Trans-Pacific Mails

The connecting malls close at the Cen
eral Postofeice and City Halt Postorice
Station. New York. at p, m. as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship will
heimina May 6.
Hawaii, Philippine Islands. Straits Settle
rnents and specially addressed mail fer
French Indochina, Sumatra. British
India and ceyIon. via San Francisco,
stearnshtp Creole state. May 4
Japan. Corea. China texcept Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06

Ii1e Rlversise Contracting Co.
April II, i99tt...
Gross, samuel II. - B. w. C.
Arnold April IA, 1920 1..,.....
Viele. Blackwell & Buck, Inc.---
American Union Line. Inc;
April Z, 1921 .ss.s.s...
oppenheitrl, Charles - Il. Lieber-
inaH; March IA. 1921. .........
Ho ootnson, Robert: Mark III. Rob
inson and Guy III. Maliau1--
Huntorspoint Lumber and sup
iily CO., Inc; Feb. Is, 1890
oppenheinB Ctarles--G. Liebsr-
man; March IA, 1871.
Dacso, John~-J. Daily. April /,
icSi 80. .......1.s s...s...s.......
Schwartz Irving ana Ben--N.
Rashktnd ct al; Feb. ii, 1891.
Howard, Benjamin, ana Jacob
Wolf--Peopse. etc: March "a.
1924 fvacated) ..
in Bronx County
Yockel. Frederick and Marv-EJ
w. +. Schulz; May IT, 1920
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06

gityl, siberla.. French Indoohlna and
Netneriands East Indies texcept SUI
Maru, May g.
Hawai- VIA San Francisco. steamship Mat
sonia. May l3.
Hswah, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand. via San Francisco steam
ship Sonoma, May "a "S'
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
B usiness Troubles

H5rPoetlaa. @''5s: i9S- IouI. s-4 b. s'l.'e
Hjaltested. EInar-N. e. Ander- ''2''0
Hill Peter, and Ercole Nobele- ''-'
People, etc. ,...............- 10000
Hahn Herman. Antony ...... 21,ss1.T4
Trading Gov, b Porter... 5o2.7s
j. Tolenga Export and Trading
Go.-Geo. B. Ritchie Co.,
- Inc ;...:..... s,ss1.67
Mills, Inc. ................. s2s.45
letter Geo IN Hrsch, ,.... 1871
JIencks)-Brook Iron Works,
- inc. .;;::..;... Ss743
Kingman, Edith An. Low &
Louise & Co, of N. Y.-commer- 1'''O'
LOPEZ. soafs LOUIS R@w. R. r. Grace & S4S'0'
Co. ......,.......... 1.15e.73
MMarlnelli, NJ Joseph-B. Casdens... 275.41
MeM,urtrie, e. Douglas C.-N Y.
Murro1. James B.-F. NJ. patter- ''l'''
son ....,.............. 2,5as.42
Malgne, Charles-M. Bell. -. 2,S32.S5
ter and James II. Pope-C. Nor
gan .................... 10,3ss.s0
Marshali Frederick-L. KommeI 1.o44.65
Mackay, Donald 2d-M. p. Muir
MaeFay, Donald 2d-M. P. Muir. tl- SA's'e'''
:. ply ,........ .......... 15,s4As1
Menti1' Terese-S. Shapiro 150.11
Porter and James H. Pope-E.
Malluzyo. Angelic - Old Dutch -'-N'''
Miller Jacob-Keystone Finance
Corp. .................... 1.o15.1o
McDonald, Johr-H. l.. Regard. 1,3S3.0S
Meelen. Edward-C. L. Whalley 434.o7
Nicholson, George F.--Alexander
Hamilton Institute. ........... 1Oo.4o
Overseas Transportation Co, Inc.
N \. Telephone Co...... 147.9A
Paragon ta Sales corp-N. Y. Tele-
PI,oftser, I,fI Leon WI. Pepper e.. 2.S25.7t
Paine, Wiliiam iSfa EN-. S. uiman $500
ct al: ................ 47,425.7s
5etss, = etsi Jac9b-A. Mayer costs. 1o9.7S
Robinson; tor @ar;f Ralph G.--U. S. Radia- -.
seavsr Engineerlng corp.-Metro- i''''S
polttan Body Co. Co......... I6e18
Rapid Transit CO., COSTS. 1895
Traaeanti. calogero--M. Montag- Wv
ruip. John j.. and Fidelity q De. $500
-, post Co of Md.-People, etc.. 1000 90
Tulip, John j., ard Fidelity s. Cas-
wal ualty 9 Co: OF Msd-People etc. 10000
w L; ;.,1l. Name & Co. Inc, :..... 1879
WaveTy Auto Express Co., Inc
W % o. Baldt 100 90
Wingerath, william-Tide Water
on Sales Corp. ............... 1920
" "atker' Anna M-R Rifkin. 1925
In Bronx County
Blum, Solomon, ard William
Goldstein-C. Fucker. ......... S161s5
Cumming, John--G. Raimond 152.79
Fanelli Angelo and Rosa-F. Inn
periale ct al..s............ 8g57
Haas, Julius H.--Maryland Cas-
.,lay nlalty Co .:;.;.. 72a.s7
ing Supply Co., 1ng-S. Seiden
9 e ct =. al -. os.22
York ',........: - ........ 1855
York .........,........ 1866
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Maritime Miscellany
New York

schr Mamie G. (Am.) went ashore Off
Sandy Hook. Crew saved and schooner
towed into Sandy Hook by United states
Coast Guard Service.
BOSTON May 5.--The loss of the
schooner Bona H., OF Parrsboro. n. s..
near Havana on April 81 was told by Can
tain : F. knowlton when he arrived here
with the crew yesterday 1t was due TO
an explosion caused by gases from a former
cargo OF gasoline. The explosion in the
hold blew off the matches and started a
fire II. L.. Jollymore and John Lambert
two members OF the crew. were thrown
against the forecastle partition sustain
idly and the men took to the boats They
We're fourteen hours In the open boats be-
fore they reached Havana. All were saved.
MARCUS HOOK. May 4.-Samuei l..
hoated and ran aground once more.
PARRSBORO N, s., May 4.~-Schr Seth
NJ Todd (Br) has been condemned and
ST JOHNS, N. r., May 4-str Gyp
CBr), which left Halifax for Aberdeen.
reported by wireless that her bow plates
mao been dented by ice and that her for
ward hold was leaking.
TOMS RIVER, N. j.. May s.--T.ife-
savers rescued the crew OF the italian ish-
ing m schooner Julia. which went ashore at
vessel left Cape May on April 80, bound
for Boston.
SEATTLE. May 5-The str Santa Alicia.
which grounded yesterday near Port
Townsend, Wash, was f1oated to-day and
proceeded to Tacoma to discharge her
cargo of copper ore from the west coast
Los ANGELES. May 5-The Mexican
destroyer Yaqui is in a disabled condition
ooo miles south of Los Angeles according
10 10 wireless message received to day by
was reported or the way TO the vessel
prepared to tow her to Santa Rosalia
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Argentina Acts in Ship Tie.Up

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Proposais
from the Argentine government for the
release of the Munson liner Martha
Washington, which has been tied up
more thar. month in Buenos Ayres
because of q port workers bovcott
were received to-day by the State De-,
partment. Their character was not
disclosed.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
PARA, May Str Justin CB0
LONDON. May t-~Str Panhadle State.
Arrivals From New York


Arrivals From New York
QUEENSTOWN. May A-~str Usage
. NhWcAsILE N w. May Str Port
sydney tErl.
,t,'pFENfI AaEN, May 4-str Frederic
SINGAPORE, May str Melville Dol
lar tBrl via San Francisco.
HAVRE, May Str La Bourdonnafs
ANTWERP, May a--str Eglanticr fRen
H8NRE, April So--Str steel Exporter
KOBE, April 3o--Str Tydeus tBr): Port
said Maru (Jap), via Seattle, May / Hague
Maru tiapl.
BaoMBAY. May str Kumer!o tB9.
,,AuCkl4ANn, May 4--str PORT Curtis
NAPLES May Str canoplo tBr), via
LONDON. May 5,-str Bardtc cnr,.
ST MlCHAELS. May Str Bethelrilge.
for Brest. - -
BOMBAY, May a--str NaEano Maru
cAPE TOWN, @tay a-str Gordon Gas,
pg{gENos AyREs, May a-str sldaons
kARAcHI, April 2o--str Kumeric tBr>.
HALIFAX, May Str Rosallnd (Br).
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
For Farm Lighting
Country House Lighting

The Navy will sell a large number of
unused batteries. ideal for use in such
systems, at prices under current market.
All 140-amp. hour: by Electric s. B. Co.
Phila. S. B. Co; U. S. Light & Heat.
Shipments from here or other points Ring
Sales Dept, sunset-s100, Ext.-5s5. goth
and Third Ave. Brookiyn.--U. S. NAVY.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Foreign Ports
Departures for New York

NEWCASTLE. N w, May Str Bell
buckle.
SWANSEA. May Str vellavia (Br).
SOUTHAMPTON. May s-Str Orbita
tBr).
HAvRE, April 3e--Str France CFr)
YOKOHAMA, May so--Str Telemachus
(Hr).
PLYMOUTH. May 5-str Rotterdam
tDD.
VALPARAISO. May Str Lake Fan
bush.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Sail Thursday
City Island
pasaeE Bso,tad Snuth

Eagle Boat AZ, New Rochelle for City
Island: schrs Wapiti {Br). Halifax for New
York with lumber; to Horuan & Pudding
ton; vessel TO master; Layinia E Snow
Clark Island, Me- for New York: to j A
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
By Cable and Radio

Str Panhandle State (Aml left London
yesterday for New York with passengers.
mails and merchandise; to United States
Mail s. s. Co; vessel is due to arrive in
New York May Is and will dock at Pier
"A, n. r.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Satisfied Judgments


The first name Is that of the debtor. the
second that of the creditor, and date when
judgment was filed:
Guggenbuchler, Carl F.-Cast-A-
Liner Co, Inc, ct al; June 22
= 1920 $50. 3;;....,..: s12o.21
Burke, Ltd; July 10, 1920 1891
Camnod Realty Co. ii. Moran
ct al; April 10, 1921. 1..s..... 10000
Wendell & Evans Cot A. Gull
len; Oct. Is, 1915.......... 1856 40
Scala, James,. Uscatu; March
22.. 1921 1870. 18o.61
Greenberg, Jacob--W. T. Dlckey
& sons; April 22 1915. 80. 11o.a2
Same-D. G.. Whitlock ct all
Jan. 27. 1915 (reversed) .. 1t121
Guggenheimer, Carl F.-Cast-A-
Liner CO., Inc ct al; May t.
1921 1890. 1oo.45
Spaid, Mervin LII. L. Butler
ct al: July 81, 1914. 1912
Dale, Anna, and Samuel Gold
berger-Peopie, ETC.; Jan. 26
1915 tvacated) .:...... ....... 100000
Five Continent Steamship Co.,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Fire Record

1;O5-38a e. 10th st; Louis Gill -''S''
500 Allen St; e. Cohen. UnknoWn f'n
5:oo-S1 r. 2lst st; Selsen &
Schlickner .............T .Trfiing
9;45-e47 I'd av.; Sheffield Farms
20. -.........+...... Unknown
1o:1o-2ol7 Anthony av, the Bronx;
.o - Dezon ........ ....,..... Trifling
1a;20-2S9 w. 60th St; unknown Unknown
p. M.
l2:55-s3 Greene St; Koch Bros. Unknown
12;65-S41 e. 117th st.; Emilia Rogona,
1902 W. 1o4th St; Edward Brown, =
2:15-1sss Madison av.; Morris Allon Hon =
Unknown
auer 80. ............ Trifing
2:45-$362 Park av.; Galtano Capa-
6:05--1S9 Lexington ay,; Girl Scouts
of America ..........,.. Unknown
S;o5--134 West 32d ST.; Fl. Goldman
d GO. ........-a.......... Unknown
10:o0-160 5th av.; Savitzky g. Cum
inlngs ....'....... Unknown
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
w all T e mt
$21

255 at Pensacola, 400 New Orleans. 200
Charleston; complete with pegs, poles and
flies Without flies. SIS; 235 at Philadel-
phia. All are 8, s" high, s. ii" wide O.
long. Smaller tents g. 10" high, s. 4" wide,
g. II" ridge, $14 each; LOS at Boston. Ring
Sales Dept, Sunset 800. Ext. 5S5; 3oth and
Third ave-. Breoklyn,-u. s. NAVY.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Manila Rope
sc .~tI II
16c, 17kc lb.

At Boston. Phiia, Ptsuth., N. H.; Great
Lakes tChicago). circumference, 1as in.
1S-thread 15o-fathom), i "a in (a1 thread
2oo.fathonfi TX in. l2oo-f.}. 24s In,
y2oqcfo. in. sA in, q in. "a strand
larger are 17l4c. Also st 14c; $500 lbs
American Plain Laid 3-strand tarred
About 100000 lbs. in all Reduction 15G
on orders over $4,000: over $1,000 10%
Ring Sales Dept. Sunset-s100, Ext-Sss-
u. S. NAVY,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Outgoing Steamships
Due To-day

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add l hour.
Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
Closes. Sails.
Colon, Crfstobal. ...s...10:0 100 AM $500 Pm
l,II-l.g 4 % "A
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Judgments Filed
In New Vnrk County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday; the first name being that of the
debtor:
Motor Truck Corp
b. NJ. Friend ct ai..s al s19S7o
New-York tribune., 1921-05-06
Army Orders

From The Tribume's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. May 5,-Army orders
ssued to-day follow:
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DIVORCE SUITS JAM
b. 81 COURTS IN ENGLAND
Lord chaneeEo HS7yAiad2 out OF 20
a. Cases Wives Went Wrong when
Husbands Joined Army.U n

/
Husbands Joined Army.ii 3
London, July tSie Since liastetithe
! divorce courts have been working AT
thigh pressure to clear olf an uhprece'
dented accumulation OF arrears, which,
added to a steady 6ream Of now cases,
Threatened at one time TO overwheim
ME physical capacity Of tho bench.
II needed the assistance of a number
Of retired judges to make Roadway
against the avalanche Of suits, with
trn result, that they have been dis
posed OF at the avcrag, rate of two
s''le " more hay.
The lord chancellor Lord Birken.
head himself lent assistance by acting
a an ordinary judge in the courts. Re-
viewing the position. he said.
"The war has left degree Of unrest
which has spread into almost every
sphere of modern life, and the infu-
ence indefinite period in domestic rela-
Itionshlps
Nineteen out OF twenty of the cases
In arrears" Lord Birkenhead added
chad their causes in the war or cofse.
luuences of the war, The date when he
ioined the army was the early chron.
illogical landmark of petitioner alieg
patitioner from which dated the IA.
ml'ar and melancholy, story OF weak,
Nous on the part of the wife. D..
It is Lord Blrkenheads opinion that
matrimonial suits may not return at
least for generation, 70 the pre,wqr
level
The anomaly of the present situation
has revived controversies on the In.
adequacies of Englisb divorce laws.
Mrs Seation Tiodeman. reoretary Of
tho Divorce Law Reform Union, est
mates that the number OF wrecked mar
RACES in the United Kingdom Ia high.
err In proportion 20 the population than
in the United states.
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s,o REWARD

lnformadod has. S8p6 to mcSebcri
of the hsP and ,Sape club thstvscr'
tain persoss I'm thlTsectigh have been
shooting tlbbitsySnd 9tyet iisNsNe 'pNlt
of season Iabg/have also WIied shns
birds. Thb Benniugien FISH and
Game elup will pay a rcwardsofa $lg
for inform tion leaqnEeto Stho 'arrest
and conviction of tiIee6 qyR1,lers.
Executive GSnmittce. 4
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Why Push
A DULL LAWN MOWER

Wien you can have the machine
sharpened and repaired 1t reasonable
.pfices3
ORRIN Nv. DAVIS
Cor. Dcpor and county Sts.. tel. SS4-W
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w EDNEsDAY. JULY 10. 1921.

pcmocfatlc prohibition enforce
inept agents have now been replaced
by Republicans and the Burlington
News remarks that 1t ought to result
in the bootleggers supplying a bet
ter brand
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Statistics of automobile accidents
are better kept than they used to be
and show many interesting things.
The most fatalities are due to auto
mobiles getting in the way Of trains.
These accidents are not SO many in
number but fewer of those involved
escape In number of accidents col
lisions rank first and collisions are
at least OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES driving on
TIC wrong side pf the road, barticul.
afiy algpndsSau5Yes Caution on
Tsryes Nh ht to'Aaphe N thes first
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13
Buy a pipe 1
and some PA
that's due Won Y

We print it right here that if you don't know the
"feel'' and the friendship of joy'us jimmy pipe
GO GET ONEl And get some Prince Albert and
bang howdy-do on the big smoke-gong!
For, Prince Albert's quality favor coolness-
fragrance-is in class of its own You never tasted
such tobacco! Why--fgure out what it alone means
to your tongue and temper when we tell you that
Prince Albert can't bite can't parchi Our exclusive
patented process fixes that!
~ Prince Albert is areyela in makins cigarettel
NY but how that delightful flavor makes dent!
And, how it does answer that hankerirgl Prince
Albert rolls easy and stays put because it is crimped
cut And, say-oh, on and get the papers or pipe
DO it right now!
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13
NOTICE

Whereas my wife and myself are
rot now living together | hereby for
bid any and all persons trusting her
tn my account as shall pay no more
Sils of her contracting.
Wiltred La Flamme,
Bennington, VI, June IS, 1921.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13
They Love 10 % Their putty.

An English clergyman has declared
that II is woman's duty to dress Just
rs we'll as she can afford. We have
yet TO meet a woman who Is lax In
her duty IN this regard.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13

Prince Albert is
sold In foppy red
bags, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
humidops and inthe
pound crystal glass
h ~ id or with
sponge moistener
~ fnn -I-lL-- II
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13
carpenter and Builder

II vcu are considering anything in
this line. either new or rebuilding. lei
ms talk T. over with you. GOOD work
and re7 = nable prices.
w. T. PALMER, Phone AGAIN.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13
-fG- 2Il0iia61I.Ik -a1i1q

Ice Cream made of Goats Milk and fla
vored with Rose Leaves is considered del
icaey par excellence in some parts of Eu-
rope, but it would hardly appeal to Ameri-
cans, at least those who have enjoyed the
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-07-13
C. w. WRIGHT. NJ. d.

EVE, EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
GLASSES PROPERLY. Fitted
Oculist and Aurist to North, Adams
hospital. =. kccently In charge OF eye.
car. nose and throat services at Post
Hospital. Eastern Department Head
quarters. Nv
Tel 572,M. DOnlln Block. no. Adams