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i. Arriving at and Departing
go 49,, the Port of New York.
Tuesday. April 2S.
ARRIVED

euv,stre (Brl, Dublin April IT,
Sarsi :. Warden. in ballas'. Arrived AT 'he
vn ~ Anna CFr,. MaIseiiles April
r-xnsf s~Ns pa.eruo 10. 10 James w III
Nspss - a.; a. u first cabin. is second CABIN
q z" ,,S,rare passengers and mdse' A'
= ls,se Bar a a m. $780,. CD,,..h,
- 81 t~sr csewiik Van Nassau tDnIen,'
s,sns, ysreh 50. Demerara April l. Irinl-
,szsToo no Jacmel 70. Port-au-PTince
4 SIsi,ss q 90 the Royal Dutch Ne'
~ Goi".t,b passengers, mails ana mdse'
- -. the Bar 81 m. -, ,,,
-Tet yalser Wilhelm ii Ger. bren'e en-
ssart' sS,,fhampton and Cheroourg =, 10
~ j. 50 vim lS5 arst cabin, aO5 second
r-hs 80 steerace passengers, mails ana
4, Se ~ the EAR AZ HAS a m
- A'','~srIcs ltaD, Genoa April IA. Pal-
80 ara Naples Is. 20 haruleto' S1iS1 "a q
s..-.es passengers and mdss. arrived a.
- Bar Al x 80 Mobile April 90 Tampa %
sssne' vvsxt 81 10 the Mallory Ss 60, with
- sg ard mdse. Passed In Qauaranune
! &c Jamestown. Newport News and Nor
SEN ,ss Old Dominion - Co, with pas
- 70 - n,dse Passed In quarantine al 0.l5
ssr.r' ah' "''
- SANTIAGO. Brunswick. 20 the Mallory
=. w!A mdse. Passed in quarantine al
trm. calamsres orr. Port Lion April y
ss,s., = 70 the United Fruit co. with 81
q. snUn mails and mdse. Arrived al the
s.ris.ls , m -'tn 49,, cA.,..t,-,.
rhristiansand II. Stavanger is and
AZ "a "a penham s. Boyeson, with 10 frst
hy's ,s- second cabin and $50 steerege pas
81 ard r1tse. Arrived at the Bar al $40
AZ ytaNa (Nor). Perth Amboy 70 Bon
s'A uayos'ef & CO. In ballast. Left Quaran-
ss,t rs a m. 80, .. 49,
Navaxuez IA. Ponce and Arroyo is.
800, II Puerto Pinas Is and Arecibo ls
-. New York and Porto Rico SIS Co. with
- Arrived a. the BAR at ll:-5 p IN 9th.
'..s..-,s- CIV Of savannah. savannah April
. . ~. Ocean - co. with passengers ana
-. Passed in Quarantine at $40 m.
i.ts..-,.- Denver. Galveston April p, 20 tbs
80 &c Co. with passengers and mdse.
,s',,.s N Quarantine al S:4S m.
SAILED.
s,,n.-. q Rio. Galveston: Roma IT'D
,s...lis, via Providence: Franklin Obi. Mel
49,. America QtaD. Naples: Tsormina
80 NAPLES Maedalene CNor). Port Arthur;
t..,,. Charleston and Jacksonville. Hamil-
=. Norfolk and Newport News: CITY OF 81
-, savannah: Potsdam Dutch. Eotter-
- ysiser wilhelm der Crosse Ger. Brem-
:, George z Warren. - Frigida (AusD,
,.r,selpSia. Cassis (Br). Port Said; Maure-
IA iRr). Liverpool
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CLEANERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

o.., Am, e5-orinamms CBr) New York
s,-surg. Arril 26--Jupiter Ger, New York.
I'll A5ru Buffalo (BT). New York.
W. W. va Naples. 24th. Caserts OtaD. New
w via 40 Nontserrat SPAN. New York
VA caeiz and Barcelona
,psry Anil .s-Iohn Uardis or New YORK
n $, Vincent. c Y. ard Port Natal.
svlsnptcn Erril 2s-Tagus OBJ. New fork
ra Kingston Colon etc.
,-s:.r6arn. Arrn es-Prirs william Dutch.
Nv YORK via West Indies. Venezuela and
Esvrs
IN. pV sYril 27-Laconia OBr>. New York via
Ga "a, April e7-rtalis I'D. New York FOR
lssh7rn. 2sth Celtic lBr). New York Via
-, s' Az 2s-Karonga Br). Manila for Bos-
:, ara New York; Hohen'els Ger. Cal
alta and Colombo FOR Philadelphia and New
,.s.-darn. April 2s-Dwiusk Ru'o. New
,,ti.r, AZ Gr IN 2s-Moltk. Ger. New York.
Pa Arenas. Aprl IS nta Cecilia. Seattle.
Tacoma. Portland. ore. and San Francisco
rinouth. April 2s-wotan (G.r). New
r.oria. April os-Dryden CBr). New York.
BERMUDA. April IS. 10 a m-Arcadian tBr).
New York.
hlsrrno. April 25-Erny (Aus) Cfrom Ma
ylssl, New York
ssnburs. April 25-Markcn Dutch. Key
West: 2s,a-Imkenturm (Gerl, New York,
Copenhagen. April 2j-Dania tDan)' Boston
and New York
s-ssalos April -o5-Harmonides 1Br) (from
Morteyideol. Boston and New York.
r.nsrara. April 2S-KorOua Brl, New YORK.
ayers April o4-Kaiser Franz Joseph !
Asst from New York;. Naples. etc.
insu. April 24-Czar RUSS. New York
yspss April 27-Carpathia CBr). New York.
crs;isnsand April IS. II r-Oscar II
Dam from Copenhagen, New YORK.
PASSED.
itn. April 27-1ndra OBJ. New York FOR
vanilla
hr-.,. April 27-Hsrm tNo-l. New York VIA
ss7port News for Naples
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
s--ss. SOC sunset 6.53. moon rises. li:So;
.Sts sgt. :.
HIGH WATER.
AN. Pm.
~ Hook -.............'.... 80 i0 0.as
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CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by The grace 81 God. free and indepen-
dent-To Jonathan II. southwark. James J..
Southwark Charles +. Southwark, Calvin j..
Southwark Oren Y. Southwark. Warren H.
Southwark. Anna +. Luckman. Susannah J.
Mathieson. Flora seward. Arthur =. South
ward. William Southwark, Robert Southwark
Julia Jane stewart and 20 all persons In
terested in the estate Of Emily T. South -
ward late Of tho county OF New York de
ceased. as creditors. legatees next OF kin or
otherwise Send greeting: You and each OF
YOU are hereby cited and required personally 10
be and appear before our surrogate OF the
County OF New York. at tho SurrOgates' Court
OF aid county, held az the Hall OF Records IN
tho County OF New YORK on the 26th day Of
June 1914. at half-past ten o'clock in the fore
noon OF that DAY. then ana there 10 attend a
judicial settlement Of tho account OF proceed
ings OF Charles J. southwark and Jonathan
Southwark a. executors and trustees OF tho last
will and testament ~ said deceased. and sucn
az. 81 twenty-One years are required TO appear
by your guardian. II you have one. or II you
have none, 20 appear and apply for one 10 be
appointed. or IN the event Of your neglect or
failure 10 do 20. a guardian will be appointed
by the Surrogate 10 represent and act for YOU
in the proceeding.
In testimony whereof va have caused the
.eaI OF the surrogates' Court OF tho said Coun-
~ Of New York 10 be hereunto affixed.
Witness. Hon. John p Cohalan, Sur
TI.S1 rognts OF our said county, at the County
OF New York the oath dav OF April IN
tn. year % our Lord ono thousand nine hun
d-ed and fourteen. DANIEL !. pOWDNEf.
Clerk OF the Surroeates' Court
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creasing cloudlness Wednesday; warmer
southeastern portion; showers at night or
Thursday; cooler Thursday: gentle to mod
crate south winds.
Western New York. shower, and cooler
Wednesday: Thursday partly cloudy and cool
er. moderate shifting winds
Southern New England. cloudy Wednes-
day; Thursday showers; cooler western por-
ton; moderate south 10 southwest winds, De
coming variable Thursday.
Northern New England. showers Wednescay
and probably Thursday colder: moderate shift
ing Winds mostly north.
New Jersey, partly cloudy and warmer
Wednesday; showers ct night or Thursday IN
northern portion; partly cloudy in south: cool
er Thursday gentle 10 moderate south WINGS,
beoming variable THURSDAY
Delaware fair and warmer Wednesday
Thursday partly cloudy and cooler: gentle 70
moderate south 10 southeast winds.
District OF Columbia, partly cloudy end
warmer Wednesday: Thursday fair and cooler;
gentle south winds. becoming variable THURS
day.
Maryland. partly cloudy Wednesday prob
ably showers extreme western portion: warmer
eastern portion. Thursday fair and cooler
gentle routh wirds. becoming variable Thurs
day.
Virginia partly cloudy Wednesday warmer
north and east portions. Thursday fair; cooler
In interior; gentle south winds.
West Virginia. showers and cooler Wednes-
day; Thursday fair and cooler.
Western Pennsylvania, showers ana cooler
Wednesday. Thursday fair and cooler; MOD
crate southwest TO northwest winds.
local Official Record.-Thc following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. IN comparison with the cor
responding date last year:
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.
EIINoR cOMsT0ck MUSIC SCHoo

Tbi. school, endorsed by the greatest nusi-
clans gives a musical education, together
WITH home life and care. Incentive. artistic
environment Frequent association with the
srss,.st artists and opportunity 10 mako
their personal acquaintance. Preparations
for concerts ana operas. Glasses OF Eng
lish Literature. Languages history OF Art
Cl.ssio Dancing Day pupils accepted.
FLISOR COMsTOCk. Principal
pupil Of i>eschsti,ky).
! 900 Madison Avenue. NV YORK CITY
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SCHOOL AGENCIES,

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Fuppliss Professors Teachers Tutors Gov
er,essss etc, TO colleges. hchools ana Yam-
ib.s Apply 20 Ara M. J. YOUN0-FULTON.
"a Union H1usre
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. BUREAU
FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. NO
81 CHAMBERS ST, BOROUGH OF MAN
HAITIAN, NEW YORK, April !, 1914.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Above Tooth stree

l1sTU ST $50 West (Apt 25)--Isrge snd
small rooms. dining hall. modern apart
ment.
i24TH ST 534 West--Attractiye sunny
rooms: private family. elevator telephone;
references Apartment ~.
1871 ST. 81 WEST. We'll furnished room
private family, reasonable board optional.
Apartment -
.45TU ST. GI3 West-Large rooms overlooking
Hudson. closets. running water; GOOD board; .
telephone. reference.
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suERIFFs AUCTION GALES.

DISIyf, GgEENWALD. snsrfrr Auctioneer.
cells THIS day. We1n.sday April zs,h, 1914. al
~ yirtu, Of a certain writ 81 execution. stock
~ hair curriers' collar supporters, stock OF skirt
sgtrOfters waist supporter teo TOlltop desks
olsirs. tygsyritsf ming cabinet stock csbins'
MAX T. GRiFENtiAGEE. shsrin.
H. HOLZlaGEH. Deputy shuif.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Assessment Rolls Of Real Estate ard per
sonal property in The city Of New York for
the year 1914 have been delivered 10 the un-
dersigned and that all taxes on said Assess
ment Rolls are due and payable as follows:
All taxes on personal property and one
half OF all taxes on real estate are due and
payable on
FRIDAY. MAY !, 1914.
and the remaining and final onehalf Of taxes
on real estate shall be due and payable on
Monday. the md day OF November, 1914
All taxes become liens on the real estate
affected thereby on the respective days when
they become due and payable as hereinbefore
provided. and shall remain such liens until
paid.
The second half OF the tax on real estate.
" Mich is due as hereinbefore provided on the
second day OF November may be paid on the
first day OF May or at any time thereafter.
providing the first half shall have been paid
or shall be paid at the same time. and on
such payments Of the second half as may be
made in such manner prior 70 November list,
n discount shall be allowed from the date Of
payment TO November lst al the rate Of four
per centum per annum.
NO DISCOUNT Is ALLOWED on PER-
sONAL TAX BILLS.
Penalty on unpaid taxes on Real Estate
begins June lst, and December list un-
paid personal taxes, June LIST.
Taxes arc payable at the Office OF the Re
ceyer OF Taxes Ia the Borough where the
property Is located. as follows:
Borough OF Manhattan. Municipal Build
ing.
Arthur ave.
Borough OF Brooklyn. Municipal Building
Borough OF Queens. Court square Long
Island CITY.
Borough OF Richmond Borough Hall. St
FRED II f. EPSTEIN. Receiver Of TsHe,
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
WEST sIDE-Below Tooth Street.

sorIf ST. 1851 0s-iio WEST.
III. House Richards.-A satisfactory homo FOR
refined people. all new high-typo furnishings.
pure food: Wholesome. generous. well-balanced
meals concessions.
rItD WHEELER. it, WEST soTH Elegantly
furnished large and small rooms. summer
rates. l0O5l Schuyler.
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me WEATHER REPORT
"seasts and Records OF the
.ast Twenty four Hours.

NJ = ~ssa snd yoys< AIT --Wsshinz'on.
49, me W'sian lis,grsaros Of Monday
~ o. n>'H 70 Vis>>nso. win mors d.f
\ ...v.- IN an with . strong high area =,
~ -. ILis hes ,sgs.l strong no0b-
ssa n'>1sfs,s xsl.. sfsT Lsks ea-
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HAGAN, MAY LIN PURSUANCE OF
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler.
a Surrogate OF tho County OF New York,
notice Is hereby given TO all persons having
claims against May l.. Hagan. late OF tho
County OF New York. deceased. to present
tho sam. with vouchers thereof to tho sub
scriber. at his place Of trsnsacting business.
No. Rector Street. In the city OF New
York on or before tho 2Jth day OF May next
Dated. New York. the 18th day OF Novem-
Der. 1913
ALBERT II BOARDMAN. Executor.
PH1LIl W. BOARDMAN.
Attorney for Executor. Rector street,
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
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|;hjbbinq Information and
Marine NeWS OF the World

perfor and northern Lake Michigan. with low
temperatures heavy rains and some snow
warning OF which was given Monday and Mon
day night Rains also continued over the re-
mainder OF tho upper lake region. the central
valleys and the Gulf states although thev did
not extend further eastward. There were also
local rains and SHOWS in the Northwest and
another disturbance in the Southwest Is caus-
ing showers in Utah. Western Colorado and
Northern Arizona II is considerably warmer
in the lower lake region and interior Eastern
Texas. and much cooler from the central
plains states northeastward beyond Lake su-
perlor. Low temperatures sl.o continue
throughout the West generally. There will be
rain or snow Wednesday in the upper lake
region and showers from the upper Ohio Valley
and lower lake region eastward. reaching New
England Wednesday night and continuing
Thursday ove~ that section. There will also be
showers Wednesday in the east Gulf states.
followed by fair weather Thursday. while in
the south Atlantic and west Gulf states the
weather will be generally fair Thursday and
Friday. The Southwest disturbance Will be
attended by rain Wednesday in that section.
extending Wednesday night and Thursday into
the central Rocky Mountain region and tho
plains states and probably the lower missouri
Valley In the Northwest and extreme west
the weather will be mostly fair Wednesday
and Thursday. IL will be warmer WEDNESDAY
In the middle Atlantic states and colder Thurs
day In New England and the northern portion
OF the middle Atlantic states. IL will be colder
Wednesday in the upper Mississippi valley,
the lake region. the ohio Valley. Tennessee
and the interior OF tie east Gulf states. over
the western half Cf the country temperature
changes Will not be decided.
Winds for Wednesday and Thursday: North
Atlantic. moderate south. becoming variable
by Thursday: middle Atlantic, gentle TO mod
crate, mostly south, becoming variable by
Thursday: south Atlantic. gentle, mostly south,
except east OF the south Florida coast; east
Gulf. gentle to moderate south, becoming
variable; lower lakes, moderate 10 fresh east
10 south. becoming variable upper lakes,
strong north over north portion, diminishing
Wednesday night; moderate southwest TO north
west over south portion.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Malls Vessel
'ssss For Line close. sails.
4 fIoysnc. Hstre French 100 a IN 1000 m
kxselsn Bermuda Quebec 100 p m 1000 o m
.a,a Colon O. = co... $50 m 1900 m
eetn9sr. TURKS isl. Ciyce 1900 m z'W m
'st-& frisste. Austrian. -- 5.V m
..<zo Galveston. Mallory ... - ~ m
-. jacksonville clyde. 49, ~ m
s1s. New Orleans SO p. - 100 m
THURSDAY. APRIL 20.
e',-,s Gibraltar. Cunarf. $50 m 1900 m
= Lgis.. Hamburg. IA. 1000 a m =
,ser,sss. Argentina. HOpst. 800 a m lz.p9 m
AVA. Havana. ward ...i % m =
ia. crlstooas Panama no a m 100 m
,tA4 Inzgua. H-A....... % 2 IN ~ ~
= . hihtinn. Bremen. - q I --- IV.W m
ATsnnsh. Ssvan'h. saw - q" IN
FRIDAY. MAY J.
-. ;tla s ampfon. an 20 m 10 20 m
.s-si-, B,nz~. IN Fruit 9 30 m II - m
- aanag. Hsvti. Dutch. 20 m 800 m
s.na. S>n'isg0 Ward o.. l2.vV m
-@tfs JScksCnyiis. Clyos -- J. % m
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WORK WANTED.
SITUATIONS WANTED
LONG ISLAND.


Male.
rr..rr.rR VALET. SECOND. USEFUL ft ,,,.,
xE% English Swedish. French uf MS
-, ~ hand. rYceIlcnt Investigated reie'e" ne,
Ostcrbergs Agency. 1i6 LeNlis'o"
mr. Pm VALET. USEFUL Young Hor
Tyerian: competent: 49, years exce zen
references. city or country, ns.,a,,
II West 42d 81. Phone DIV III ~ -,...-.5--
S.0OIT -rT7TT5R japanese; long expeIlvr,,e.
s,osIl family or bachelor place ro I,,..o
N rad,ai reference. Ohukaia sVJ fANe'
side Drive I.,,,t.
c0UPLE-rirst class cook. faney des sseeI
butler-usefui: ns %scN e,rGG Xg.ncy. Il Yves,
lent references. hhcNci' %'s''
C1pDrSFR- COACHMAN. UsEFCI-stronn,gs
young man. strictly tempesr az yssr.' ref
,.orl<. thoroughly experienced - 80 "
ersnces Industrial Assn. II Nest 81 -
T,oT,sr MAN or VALET -seodi neat az
Ocs,inr Young man; personal reference -
or country. wages, |sJ. W. Agontn',,.t.r ei2s
Vtsnge s2t Columbus ave. Tel Schlyler ,Ie,
;,.npiTn coupLF-Gardcner. drive and
~ ,,E wash auto good vegetable grower
III, m''T S,osrS h.lp: I'VE years reference. Car
renter Agency. IA 9th ave.
Female.
A.--cooK-Gerrnan. excellent record WIN
ktchenmald $40. n MIS- MS h9 TnI tsyT
Agency. 800 9th ave. 9th moor. Tel wa
Madison slusre.
cOOK-BUTrER -UsEFUL-An EnsIsh
couple; SEQ. .Kcollen; long city reference o.,
u,.e Iofmayrr's Agency. $50 9th ave- "tn
noor. Tel 1877 Madison Square. -.
CuANBERM AID SEA MsTREsS.-Ass otne,
xnrK. very desirable young girl ercenen'
r.S.renc. city country, so. Domestic .,sc
changs s2l Columbus ave. Tel. bchoyse, s'o'
cuAwsTRMA WAITRESS - Young lrish
elri, very capable well rtcominenden' ~
M'ss Hofrnsyers Agency. go 9th ave Tel.
45z7 Madison square.
COOK yhITHEsS- or separate
neat. young girls: troellent personal ,ei
.tence. city country. t30-S25. Domestic ~
change. B2t columbus e.. sonuyior WOO.
COOK. --Hghsst clhfs: sweaish' pes, toi ',
.ttb tltcheufnsid or alone. juHfil1 Agency,
co I.xington aYo. Tel. Nbs Plaza.
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Highes. temperature yesterday, (at l2
noon: lowest % tat 10 2. M; average %;
average for corresponding date last year oS'
average for corresponding date last twenty
three years. So
Local Forecast.-Increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day: showers at night and Thurs
day; cooler Thursday. gentle 10 moderate south
winds
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BOARDERS WANTED.

18TH sr, G25 WEST quiet and or,eien,
service. southern cooking. table guests 40
eommodste ted reasonable.
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NO DISCOUNT Is ALLOWED on PER-
sONAI TAX BILLS.
SURROGATE'S NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.
Iohn T. Cohal3n. a Surrogate OF the County
OF New York, notice is hereby given 70 all per-
sons having claims against George w. Van
deroilt late q the County OF New York. de
ceased, to present the samo with vouchers
thereof % the subscribers. at their place OF
transactin, business. at the Office OF Anderson
& Anderson, No 10 Broad Street. Borough of
Manhattan. in tho city OF New York. on or
before the 5th day OF November next.
Dated New York. the 9th day OF April. 1914
EDITH STUYVESANr VANDERBILT.
WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT,
Executors
Executors. No. u Broad street. Borough o.
Manhattan. New York City.
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INSTRUCTION..
NEW YORK-Hanhattan.

rpp, pERIITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGEs.
Madison Square G.i12 Proadway).
Harlem Branch. S3 LsnoD Az. near IZith 81
Prooklyn T,rsDch. 1850 Livingston 81.
acH0nf.S OPEIN ALL SUMMER.
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TYPEW RITERS.

BUY TYPEWRITER MACHINES AT YOUR
OWN PRICE
Visible Remingtons. Underwoods Monarchs
l. c. Smiths. Nolseless. Blickensderfer
Standard Folding. and many other MAKES.
guaranteed for two yeas also type-
writing paper and carbons: ribbons for all
makes. closing out business: sacrificing ell
goods: come ana convince yourself Telephone
Bryan, 1s95 Room 1872 HUBERT & CO.
.2o West 42i ct
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED.

VA VTFD board IN country with private
family for gentleman and VIE. Nithlh
distance Of New York where no
o,ber hoar ders taken Address. with fun par
ticulars and terms. n. G. G., Tribune once
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ASBURY PARK
EAST ORANGE.

AsB1-RY PARK. North Jerseys ideal Spring
resort. FOR program address Information
pr-asu cnA boardwalk.
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A. m. s5la p m. 3o17l p. m. Dlo
United States Department ot ATr'cclture
Weather Bureau observations. taken at p M
18Th meridian tine:
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RE M EDiES.

CSll .S1nnEc Lot vs. mail You our Frss
SHs@S'V"s~s Booklet. No on. No Knife.
KELLEY REMEDY CO. 200 broadway
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COLLECTIONS.

DEBTS collected anywhere on earth: agents
everywhere. no collection. no charge.
clifford Collecting Exchange. 68 West 35,h.
Phone Greeley 1907.
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NEW JERSEY.
gnaTlWrvuQb= M!enbeim

hIDhNIIL ~ = +CCovp:o,~-v
JOSIAH WHITE 4 CONS COAPAN1.
leading High-class Moderate Rate Hotel,
Al Virginia ave. near Beach. ele-
AlDcilldI IS, vator. private baths; tren.n
CHEFS. evening dinners. Special spring rates-'-
M div. $40 up wkly. Booklet. ). !. 1OI Z.
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Humidity.
barometer Readings,

; a. M. 9, p. No.. 81 p. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-29

Forecast for Special Loealities.-Eastern
New York and Eastern Pennsylvania. in
creasing cloudlness Wednesday; warmer
southeastern portion; showers at night or
Thursday; cooler Thursday: gentle to mod
crate south winds
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The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-18
DECREE OF DIVORCE.
Far as Dawson Is Concerned for
Hayes Normal.

Attorney General John S. Dawson
today held that the Hayes Normal
school may divorce itself from the
Emporia State Normal on an order
from the educational administration
board. The ruling will mean that
the Hayes Normal will in the future be
conducted as an independent school
and sever its direct connections
with the Emporia Normal.
Under provisions of a law passed
by the 1913 legislature-section IA,
chapter 287-the attorney general
holds that the Hayes school may be
divorced on an order from the edu-
cational board. This action will
probably be taken at once, as the
educational board recently asked the
attorney general for a ruling regard
ing its rights in making the Hayes
school an Independent institution.
AS an Independent school, it is
claimed, the Hayes Normal will be
placed on a higher standard and will
gain wider and greater recognition
among other schools. While. under
the direct supervision of the Emporia
Normal, the Emporia management
dictated the policy and management
of the Ellis county school. An order
by the educational board will now
give Hayes an Independent head ac-
countable only to the state board
which has supervision over all state
schools.