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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
HIGH SCHOOL TITLE
JOURNEYS ABOLISHED
Mail Vote Of Principals Ends
Baseball, Football and
Basketball Tits.

Championship tournaments In baseball
football and basketball In the high schools
OF the city were abolished yesterday. when
the result Of the mail vote on the eleven
schoolboy sports was announced at the
monthly meeting OF the high school games
committee In the Board OF Education
Building. The votes cast were by the
principals Of the twenty high schools Of
the city. In many cases the doing away
with the championships was the result Of
alleged promotion OF professionalism In
the schoolboy ranks.
Baseball and basketball always have
been a source OF trouble for the games
committee. A base ball championship sched-
ule has b-.n announced by the committee.
but Il will not be ofYicisi. although II the
schoolboys follow II out there will be
little difficulty in deciding who 10 the city
champion.
the Bryant-De Witt Clinton. Boys High
| basketball controversy had It's ending yes
| terday when no championship was de.
| clared. The final announcement was that
| Bryant won the title In Queens. Clinton
| in Manhattan and Boys High in Brooklyn
| Entries from twelve schools have beer
! received In the tennis tournament. They
are DE witt Clinton, Townsend Harris
| Morris. Commerce. Curtis. Erasmus Hall
Manual Training. Boys High, Commercial
Jamaica, Flushing and Richmond Hill.
| Curtis. Manual Training and Boys High
will be the only schools entered In the
| lacrosse tourney.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
AGE LIMITS For BOXERS.
Eighteen Minimum. Forty MaxinuD
ADOPTED by Comaissioa.

Boxers under IS or over 10 years OF
Hs are baNed from appearing in any
u The licensed clubs in this State In the
..'lfs At the weekly meeting OF the
STATE Athletic Comm.s sion yesterday q
'.s 20 ms effect was adopted. The
case o. Bob Fltzsimmons prompted the
msAmy'u age lint and recent complaints
so'l' small boys nppesrns in boxing
"4s INSPIRED the minimum age regula'
ton.
After hearing several minor cases the
conn ss'oners set TO work upon their an
,uai report which they will send to the
legislature IN a few days.
i'm Conroth. the promoter from Cali
nina Who has been here for q week
sn yesterday afternoon for the coast
rtev'o4s TO his departure he had q lonS
A!H N secretary Harvey of the com
h'Sion aoout the new International box
As rules which the Commissioners are
uhs % arrange between this country
EAs'a7d, France and Australia. Conrotf
Molsh. well Of the rules and said HI
se4.d take the matter UP with other box
Ae promoters In the West. The sug
rstei rules call for a stand rdixatior
Nr.snts, arranging a scale for each d.
,,s''h ~ class OF boxers. Snowy Baker
As Australian promoter, who was herr
. snort lime ago, also thought well o
He arrangement and said when he lef
acre NAT he would discuss the mattel
VIA promoters IN England and France.
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sl.RROGArEs. CITATIONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
dependent. 10 RiALYsroCKER INTER
STCTZUSGS NEREIN SOMACH SOFiLM.
BiKuR ChoLiM ANSchE biAinsToGk.
AfEXASpER sHAsKhN' GEoRGE q.
sHAsKAS RAIsA WELLER. EMMA
MhiGHn hHki zAMENHgf, EEwsEI KkFhAS:
AARoNSCN TEfwE ARONoWITz BLoCH
and ARNOLD LURE and to all persons In
terts ,ei In the estate Of SAMUEL. sHAs-
KAN, late OF the County Of New York, de-
or otherwise, s.nd greeting:
You and each Of you are hereby oited ana
required personally to be and appear before
our Surrogate Of tho County OF New York 1t
the Surroaat.s Court Of said county. held AZ
n. Hall 81 Records. In ;he county OF Sew
past ten O'Clock h thr forenoon NJ tAtt GIv,
then and there TO attend guIl-ia settle
ment u the account Of proceedings Of
JOSEPH y ZLISNOFF and HENRY q.
and Testament Of said deceased. ami such %
you as are hereby cited as are under the ass
81 tWeuty-one years are requi ell 20 appear
by your guardian, II you have one. or II YOU
be appointed. or In tn. event OF your neglect
or failure TO do So, guardian Will be ap.
pointed by the Surrogate 20 represent snd
act for YOU In the proceeding.
In testimony whereof We have caused the
seal of the su;rogsief Cou-' 81 The said
Witness. Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler a
surrogate Of our sati County. At ihe county
II Sew York 'h- l3'h iAy OF March. IN ne
year Of our Lor1 one thousand nine hundred
and fourteen.
DANIEL pOwpNEY
II. ,"-rk ~ the Su--og t-- Court
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MORTIMER HAS BIO TASK.
New Eatries keep sn CeaiaG q
Wo0dneee CluS's show.

An unusual entry for an event Of its
KIND was attracted by the impromptu dog
SHOW at the Hotel 0regorian last night
Even at 80 the people stiii were COM
ing along with their dogs for the show.
which was held bv the woodmere, Long
and Its galleries were filled with men and
women with their dogs.
The all round judge. the veteran James
Mortimer. said he vas appalled, with his
taste. why" he said, II never said
such a thing In my life. have Just been
tons, thirsy-seven bulldoss Ave Airsdaies.
eighteen Pekinese, thirty-three other
dogs except toys and twenty toys. And
still they come. This woodmere Club IL
winner and only q year olL!''
There were some very good dogs At the
rekingese Yuan Of Aldsrbourne. Q mag
niicently coated dog. imported three weeks
ago. which won At Philadelphia the spc-
cisi for the best dog OF his breed In the
show. He did not secure winners there.
He arrived too late for that competition.
This dog had not been Judged at close on
to midnight.
jeremiah Murphy had q nice irish ter
rier In Coast Native Prince and John Il
Uoodwin's Boston terriers. Goodwin Q
Cheeky and Good wins Dandy. were much
liked. The French bulldog. Jones and
Hohmans Damo1ei, 10 attractive. and
Charles Ludwig. a. usual, exhibited a
first class Great Dane In rrince Won Wei
nan. A Savoyard shepherd dog was ex-
hibited. He Is from the mountains OF
southern Europe and not unlike the bearded
sheepdox Of scotland, and the long tailed
iurcher like cattle dogs used by the drov-
cts OF England
All guests were decorated with fawors.
symbolic OF the feast OF 81. Patrick The
gold pieces given ~ prscs were set In
silver gilt boxes lined with green velvet.
tied with ribbon Of the same hue.
David and Mrs. Wark OF Chester, N. j..
were present. exhibiting Schipperke dogs
They gave up all hope OF returning to
The best Airedale dog In the limit class
was r. ". Pennelrs Pequoit Dick. and
the best bitch W. NJ. Jones's OoranR's
Model. q capital young bitch by kins
Oorang. The winning Bostons were T.
q. Pollock's RinEleader Keno. Mrs. n. D.
Dunn's Some Boy. julius c. FEEDERS Tyke
Thomas Godfreys Little Bell Rock and
Harry Alexander's Bud de Dor. In
bitches W. A. McV1uskey's Boston Belle
| won and In over six months F. l. Ch&se's
| Inns Arden's Kids Judy scored Alez
Walkers Gertrude Balmar. Antonio San.
toro's Baby Doll and +. ]. Sullivans Sulli-
vans Tess won in their classes. In French
bulldogs Harry Taylor's Mahmout won In
young puppies, Zernbrick's Pasepule was
second and Anderson Bros.'s Bon Tor
third. Richards Gamin. q puppy in the
over six months class, also scored in the
! limit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
YALE CREWS TEST SPEED.
'hird, second and First Varsity Try
sprinting stroke for Fisst Tisse.

=, NJ" HAVEN. conn. March 1.-THE
iA'e ta-s ~ crews are beginning TO show
m'n uodor the tutelage OF Coach Guy
.eka.I,, Actual tests OF speed were made
",asj The three varsity boats were
'Asrh iar the usual twelve mile row de-
sTed tn better the lasting powers OF the
men The FIRST crew showed the best form
aho N" second and third crews showed
sscor' and third rate form In the new
rroks
On the home stretch coaches gave the
.Wo Tor sprint and the coxswains
.ased the stroke from the rs mark. where
y mad been set As result OF the trial
"oh iE- second and third crews reached
we Dollhouse landing before the nrst var
wv snt the third crew was ahead OF the
~eond The third boat led by twelve
shstns Tho nrst varsity rowsd In poor
IeiL but the coaches were surprised at
mo Results neverthsleas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
PROPOSALS.


SEALED bids Will Does received by the
Board of Water supply at Il, orf'ces twenty-
y. -ond floor. Nun ic!pal building. Park Row.
Centre and chambers streets, New York
civ. unit, \ NJ. on Friday, April s. 1914.
Tor Contract I's. ;o- planting about 1000
A res A. Ashokau and kensiCo res-rN oirs
with approximately l250, 900 tree trsnsplants
iuring The season. OF 1919 1915 and 1919.
INCLUDING thu furnishing, planting and guar
Anteeing their Gruwth
IN. work IS located IN Ulster ard West
chester counties New York
A. the above place and tirns the bids will
be publicly opened and rad Pamphists
containing Information for bidders, exc. can
be obtained a. ,hs above address at the
once OF the secretary. ~ depos'ting III"
sum ~ eve dollars 80 O0l In ra-h or it,
equivalent for each pamphiet For further
T. lrticu!ars. apply to the ortce OF the Prin-
Ipsl Assistant Engineer .: the above i'd
CHARLES sTRAts. President.
CHARLES y CHADW lCh
JOHN + CALVIN
Commissioner Of the Board OF water supply.
". BRUCE COBB, secretsry.
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r.,ti Of supplies and Accounts, Navy Depart
men!, wash.ns,on, y e. Until 10 os.oss
inm.liAt,ly thereafter 20 furnish A. tbs
nayy yard Brooklyn. y :, etc, a quantity
II naval supplies az follows; sch 6t+e; Motor
saLy. Forced draft blowers -
sch 500. steel 'orslnes Sch si's; Lsun-
try machinery sch 6isy LibraTy books -
sch 65o3. l.palers gloves Sch tinA. Pes
.rur apparatus sch 500. fiTr-contrp. vs.
tom sch 6s0s; strip solir-,--- u $500:
Haspr.gllsef-. 0tS ravens, spun cotton. cot
ton irvine Sob ESQ. SHIPS scrHpers. bees
way Vhl'e ash sch GSll' naval brass -
Srh 6sIg Eugin--room clocks tube clean
.,rs silver lead fac'nEs, composition UUioUs.
sperm OIL App. atoms for pr1p.7aIs should
tlt .lenutr the schedules desired by mum Der,
pftHk proposals Will be furnished upon sp-
pIlsaflpn = The navy pay ofrcc New YORK
y :. or 20 the Bareau 7 tp"lE, Pay
IN tster GENERA. T. : 3-l.-lI
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The approximate amount of the lion o.
charge, to satisfy which the above described
property Is to be sold - S32. 5gl Of, with In
trrsst thereon from the 10th day of Feb
ru~y. 1914 together with the costs ana ALLOW.
anc- snountins to eS27 So, with Interest
penses OF the sale The approximate amount
OF the taxes assessments and water rates
or other liens which are to be allowed 70
the purchaser out Of the purchase money
or paid BY the referee 10 e72(O and interest
Dated New York February 2tth, 1914
h.E~ sNDER prrIrrEp. R-'.ree
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

GOVERNORS ISLAND, y Y. u, Mar -.
lql, sealed proposal. IN tripirafe, fur fur
ri.hing Forage and straw three month";
and years supply and FUEL. GASOLINE
MINERAL oil. BEEF aud MUTTON, r..
guired in Eastern Department during ,sIr
commencing July l. l9it WI! be ;.ee!y"i
here until 70 4 NJ. April ~, lsl, ~.
formation furnlshcd On application 90 De-
uartment Gphrterlnssts-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
v0RECL0stRE sALRa

suPREME COURT. COUNTY OF. NEW
YORK Charles g Bull and Newbold L. n
Edgar as Trustees. &c.. Plaintiffs. against
Julius u Fox. ct al. Defendsnts
In pursuance Of q Judgment Of foreclosure
and SALE duly made and entered IN ne
2lst day Of February. 1914. L. the undet-
signed the referee In satd yudg,wsgs nA004
will sell at public auction at The Exchanee
ssl-sroom. nos ii.is vesey street. In the
o% the isth day 81 march. III. at IL o'eis /
tionees' the s" pre- mi:.s dirse,sS 81 se3 ,ads-
ment to be sold. and thereia described -
follows ALL that certain lot. piece or
parcel OF Land t Nth the sai'd,ns: and IL.
and being In the Borough of Msnhatt,n d.
city Of New York. and bounded and De.
scribed as follows; BEulSNiS0 AZ point
on the southeriy aide Of 10th Street distant
westerly from the corner formed by the In.
tersection OF the sovtherly- side Of 10th street
with the westerly side Of Fifth Avenue; run.
ming thence westerly along the southerDy side
Of 18Th street twenty. one I'D feet: thenss
hunired ami three Cosj feet and three ~
inches to the centre line OF the block thence
eas,erly parallel with 18th Street twenty
one t2D feet, and thence northerly again
parallel with Finn Avenue one hundred and
seutherly side Of 18th stree, 20 the point or
place Of beginning The -sstsriy and west
erl, walls OF tn. building upon said premises
beine party walls
oa'eS aLEVASfp'EsR f rsEiFfER n Referee. .s
HOWARD u ,sBROCCk. Attorney for Piaia.
tins So Wall street, New York City
The following IL diagram of the PROB.
erty to be sold i,s street number Is Is West
18th St
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CuPAkrNkxshiP hOrlCEa.


Edward T.. Moore, Henry L. schAns and
Francis l. stephens have heretofore con-
Quoted and transacted business in this State
as partners under the hrm name Of Robert
Moore Co. for more than three years last
past, and such Arm has had business rsia-
WHEREAS. said Robert Moore died on the
i3,h day OF February. 1914 = resident Of
WHEREAS, such business continues to b
conducted by the surviving partners Of said
Now, THEREFORE,, We. ciemen, Moore.
Edward T.. Moore. Henry r. Schanz and
Francis l. Stephens DO hereby certify and
declare that We are the persons who are con-
tlnuins the said business and who Intend
to deal under the firm name Of Robert Moore
Co, with our principal place Of business
at IS Beaver street. In the Borough OF Man
names and respective places Of rssidencs
County New jersey.
EDWARD + Moor. 81 IVES, 18TH Street.
Manhattan Borough New York City.
Henry f, schans. Caldwell. Essex County.
New Jersey
Francis I. stephens weshawken. Hudsoa
Dated New York March 9Th, 1914.
CLEMENT MOORE,
EDWARD. E. MOORE,
F RHScIs l. srhhffHEESs
STATE OF new YORK.. s.:
on this eth day OF March, 1914. before ne
personally came Clement Moore. Edward y.
stephens. to me known and known to me 70
be IN. persons described In and who executed
the foregoing certificate. and they s-verally
duly acknow lodged to me that they executed
WILLIAM J. CAMPBELL,
Notary Publ'c '5iOl New York County.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
COMPANY X. Masksmen Get ReespA

Company X Of the seventy-hrst Regi-
ment established = new rife record on
the armory range. Shooting q six man
team at the 200 and 500 yard distances,
each man firing a. many shots a. possible
in sixty seconds. q total OF 500 waa
reached. The previous best score was +sl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
PROPOSALS FOR coat

Sealed bids OF estimate. v! ~ hr r"'"'NrA
on March al islt, AZ 2 80 }, NJ ~ Nv"
Joint Purchasing Committee " 'he r'a'" o.
Sew York for 90, Ovl pounds ~ coal ~
various grades
Comp,~te details AMI specifications may he
had by addressing the Executive AudbOr 81
Tho state OF NV York Mr. StaL,ey J.
quinn. Room 22s, Capitol BUILDING Albany
JOINT PURCHASING COMMITTEE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
SALES ny AUCTION.

Sp~cal rcrcnptory Auction Sale,
over s75.nD worth 81 genuine
ORIENTAL RI S AND CARPETS.
ny order OF lr,nnrters To- pay advances
CUARlrS kUONGIhh. Nrc'lOucrT,
win sell on TUES iav AND Wednes iay March 3.
and 70. 1874 a! i0-D \ a. 5s,a'l bro,dNay
pr'scs: Royal keruarshafs, naroohs, p' 'res
Srranvs Saraks, PERSIAN Pau Rrgs, Mos Ia, In
yicd insrertion Saturday aud Monday, March
II u nd rs, rom 10 NJ to T. N. Auctoneers'
Telc phorr iSS Snrinv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

WEST POINT, y, = MARCH ih isit.
sealed proposals, In tripiioste subject to ths
.usua conditions for furnishiug arfhracite
"oaI gas coal aud charcoal, vii be received
a. ms post until ~ o'clock noon. April u,
Islt D-,nat,sS 20 be made during Tho
nscal yesf ending jams SO, i9ii. The United
mates rsserye- the right 10 accept or reject
any or I'll proposals or any par tharsof. In
formation furnished upon application 10 he
ouart.rmas,I,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

sTEINwAy upright piano, chsag stored ;
al West Itth st., near sth Ave- ". =.
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slRKOt.AIks NOII(0S.

BALDWIN, JARED In pursuance Of an
order OF hon. Robert ludlow Fowler a
Surrogate OF the tu.ntN OF Sew YORK notice
10 hereby given to ali persons having elaine
against Jared O. Baldwin tate OF tho County
OF New York deceased to resent the same
with vouchers thereof 10 the subs rihsrs a.
thei- place OF transaCtirg business at tho
ONCE Of the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company In the Borough OF Manhattan, No.
ifs Rroadway City OF New York. on or be
fore the 10Th da, Of june nest
patsd. New York, the ISM DAY OF No
vsmbsr, 1919
JARED BALDWIN. Jr.
ALFRED F BALDWIN
E.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.
6andsrson 3 bon. Gen. A6ta. % State 81,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-18

0osA rosrs to Eurspe, ssec up.
FRANK c. CLARK. Tim-s nids.. New York
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West Indies

"PARfMA," march 81. and every ten days
for -. Thomas, 81 croi.. - Kitts. Antigua
s:n Apply ' TO in 'sr Co.
New York j. THOs. COOK Z son, s<S end
Sosi Brood~sI, .sst end bSs FIFTH Ave-.
4. T., - oay Ticket Agent.
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some people say cars are sod at auto
mobile SHOWS. others say that the stories
q sales are all bunk Those VINO
severed the New York, Chicago and Bos-
Va saoNs this year say that Is the rider
= Shch they ranked as selling shows,
9Th Boston the strongest Ine Boston
exhibition IS conceded to have been the
xst Ting VI Its kind ever run in the Hub
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-09
HOW THE VOTES WENT

and that all still interested in " diagnose the whole matter to see how and e and the reason therefor
 The evident ha the socialists boiled only about half the they boiled NOw where did those othe O socialist vote to?
 Also where did The of the in Seward was just exactly about quarter wOmen to total of 29j Of course quarter of vote as the vote 0i women in cities greater of outside Of cities But probably that seventh the total vote in the territory The total vote this year $500 would be 1857 but to be sure make
 And strange this about 2OO more than it was last election parties We'll with 2OO votes for women and socialists have just 2OOO votes to account Ior did they go?
 Last election wersham boiled 3335 he boiled just about 5OOO combined Jennings and Gilmore were 2OO This year unn boiled speaking round numbers m have Wckam gaining about regular parties one gaining the womns vote were equally divided btwen Wckersham exactly the o unne vote over and Gmoreh 6OO total from the Wekersham vote and means pOe like HOO than last election with t taking the women this fact and remembering the fact that the socialists lost rather points the fact that the socialist missing year delegate
 However the extraordinary the election is that this year. in November the total vote than in the although the last election held August when the popua ton of Alaska must have greater least 2OO than this month voting but when their vote IS taken away we polling votes in November as did in August No doubt all the people but still many of them must remembered that Haras and scattering votes for SOO These 300 prob Harrais and of his friends came over to the regular year his supporters kept up the dog in the manager policy figures become known they will make interesting reading
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-09

of the British troops, 2,O0O recruits were added to the roll.
 By Saturday, the 29th, when the news was British fight against tre- mendous odds," the total was raised to 2,003 for the day, and even on Sunday, usually a slack day, 1250 men enlisted. But the following Monday, August 31, when the headlines read Casualties 5,O0O," and photographs of the first British wounded were printed, recruits responded with challenging rush and 4001 men enlisted. On Tuesday there was only slight drop to 3479. On Wednesday the first list of casualties reused another challenge and fresh record of 4135 was made. On the morning of Monday, September 2, there appeared the news of 15,OOO British casualties, and the sinking of the Pathfinder London replied by making still another record of nearly 5000 men.
 How that the War Office has had a chance to deal with the first 500,00O recruits for the new army it is antici- pted that before long the standard will be put back to the old level. At the London recruiting headquarters the names and addresses are being taken of thousands of men just under feet 6 inches, and they are being told to settle down for a few weeks and wait until they receive telegram.
 An official said it was not that the army did not want the 5 it. 3 in. men, but recruiting had to be damped down somehow to give the War Office a chance to deal with the men, and 1t was decided that the simplest way was to raise the standard. It will soon be down again,
 The daily average of recruits is still falling. It is about 5000 for the whole country, but there is no anxiety at the London headquarters. One officer as- serted that he could raise half mil lion men in London alone.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-09

ed the food supply of Germany and 1t really found it's way into that country. It was also felt that the seizure by the French of 250 silver ingots consigned to tho Netherand Bank, and virtually Dutch government property, was not an act of necessity.
 But with the Hollanders it is truly a ease of grin and bear, though it is not likely that they will forget-prov- ided it will serve their purpose ulti- matoly to remember That Germany might have done the same thing, mad positions been reversed has no bear ing on the matter. Tie fact is that Holland has been given a strong taste of what supremacy means, and the feeling is that the flag of Holland has never meant so little or counted for less. For a people as intensely patri- otic as the Netherlands this is cause for keen resentment and that this re- sentiment must not be given expres- sion hurts all the more.
The Seward gateway., 1914-11-09

LONDON, Nov. 6.-At the head quarters of the London recruiting of fees the authorities have compiled a chart which throws an interesting light on the psychology of recruiting. It covers a period between August II and September 2, when 51 ,O94 men en- listed in London. It shows how re- cruiting remained at daily average of 1,2O0 while the news from the front was not disquieting; how it rose when the news was not so satisfactory, and how it went up with a rush when heavy casualties were announced.
 On Monday, August 24, the news was German advance all along the line" There were 14S1 recruits. On Tuesday there was a further advance and the recruits went up to 1,547. On Wednesday, when it was announced there were 2,OOO casualties at Mons, the figures rose to 1861. On Thursday, with report of the further retirement