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}. a J. W. WILLIAMS. CARPET CLEAN
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}. a }. ". WILLIAMS. CARPET CLEAN
ING, 1858 WEST 9TH IT. NEW YORK.
To Mr. or Mrs. or Miss Collins Bowsrr.
Dewey. Stewart, Roden. Morris. Marsh
Bittncr. Blue. Morton. Gest Ryland. Elan
sgan Sanders. caro-. Wilson. Mccoy.
Blakesley. Jones. Fellger. Mendez. Roth.
Martin, Hutchinson. Llndrum Dewan.
Cohen. Wells Barker. Poiooza. Huher.
Goldie, Ferguson. Griren. page Willough-
by, Grimes. Grosner. webb. Bcllakopf LOU.
Schrm. Dabney. Brown. Westbay. Patter-
son. jackson. Steiuacker. Trlkar. Drake.
Coyington. Taylor. Richmond. Johnston. Bus
ken. Barnes Shocmaksr. Newrock. Dorncr.
James. sherman. Newman. Smith Good
man. Farrell. Berghclmcr. kltthelt. ThOmp-
son. Gassman;
You are hereby notified that tho time
for payment of the Hen ". hold upon your
carpets and rugs stored by YOU ia our
warehouse. having expired. after due -
tioe has been given you, such property will
be solo AZ public auction ON Monday. April
10th. 1915. az 1880 A. NJ. At Floyd Grant
a Co.'S Auction Rooms. 7T6 seventh Ave-
nue.. New York city. unless vhargcs are
paid before.
4 4 4. ~. WILLIAMS
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Union Transfer & Storage COMPANY.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
lNAlt,ANA. 81 A. md a W.el sltn S.
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Fidelity Storage Warehouse
IO7-loo W. 06TH STREET.


New York, March 10Th. 1915.
TO MRS. JAS. X. CAREY. MRS. ".
Kennedy. Mr.. Frank Il. Gaiilard, Mrs
G. T. Champion. Mrs .. Read, Miss Mary
McSherry. Mrs. Alice r.. Maltuy, Mr.. Nor
ria Sutherland. Mr.. Arthur j. Lawrenc'.
Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.. IT, Simon. Mrs Bessie
Jackson. Miss Marion Macmillan. Miss
Jeanne Leake. Miss Susanna Mccarthy.
Miss Bezie Ryan. Mr.. T. W Hadden. Miss
NJ 4. phillips Mrs \. SUterson. Miss
AIblna Bard. Mr. 4 r. Tucker. O'Ncii-
Adams CO. Mr. Peter Stanley. Alr.
Thomas shane. Mr. william b.. Middle
ton. Mr John McGrsfh. Mrs. Olga q.
Vetter Mrs Hedwig Tellman. Mr.. v. ~.
Hawkes. Mrs. Elizabeth Martin. MR.
Joseph Steel. Mrs Margaret Sturges and
Mrs. Bertha Evans: You and each OF
YOU are hereby notified thar the time Tor
Tho payment or orr lien upon the property
hereins fter described having expired. after
duo notice thereof had been given }ou, wr
will cause such property. to Wlt. house
hold Goods. Personal Effects and Nernhan-
disc. stored I'm the Fidelity Storage Ware
house by you or in your name COR boz which
YOU may have an INTEREST,". 70 he sold at
public auction. according % the statute DOB
such cases made and provided. 40 cur
warehouses; i0l-i09 West Goth So. New
York city. on Monday. April 10th. 1916. ut
10. 80 =. M. and II the sale thereof be- not
completed on said date the same will boz
continued at the same place on each and
every Monday thereafter. beginning ct
1890 a. m and continuing until tho sale
Is completed
FIDELITY STORAGE WAREHOUSES.
- q
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lF-9m Tie Tribune Bureaul
Washington. March 81.

lie tribune RAffaAl
Washington. March 81.
ARMY
Col GEORGE NJ DINN. judge Aisocs'e. upon
arrival u O. : O. san Antonio as judge A"'"-
Gale. Southern nflt. .
Ltsvf COL ROBERT ID. WALSH, from asNgnmeh-
s.1 cav fo recruiting service. = IiIrd a'' Ne"
r5..- oil WILLARD 4. VoLBRoOK. Cav, as
signed SID cav. from Amy Service Schools
Anvil D. 'l JON regiment 90 which assigned
Leave q, -l,eGce one month sf4nted Fist Lieut.
ALBERT Is e. PALMER. lst A.
Firt Ilut HENRY n MAVEN. r., c. 4,
ffom Military Academy May p aud upon et2iia-
tiol leave n absence report 10 &. o.. coast De
fences OF Panama. f0r assignment. . -
Following promotions g. A announced. LLOYD Is.
NAGRfDER. 20 captain THOMAS u. JONES.
IAIRENGr WATTS AMI HENRY y. SUMNER,
o. f~.' MrI.enanf.. Capt NAGRI DIR assigned
ga co.. Lelfs. JONES. WATTS and SUMNER
remain 0n present dufie, o. present stations
Lave ~ absence. three months, granted capt.
dENs gtGGE .isf lnf -
R..'aafio1 Tir,f Lieut.. EDWIN ST j. GREBLE.
I.. J. a accepted
L.sf. NJ absence. fhree months. - take c-ect on
ARRIVAL DO O.. =. srluted Lieut. COL FRANK W.
coz. e. a.
NAVY
Ensign W. X BEARD detached virginia. 10 ralls-
lasstC.
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Philadelphia. where a new refinery Will
be built Three additional cargo boats
and three tank steamers have been
bought TO secure adequate ocean trans
portation. Directors declared an extra
dividend Of per cent. along with the
semi-annual disbursement of per
cent, payable May Is TO stock OF record
Nav I
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New Haven Welcomes
Marjorie; Yale Gives S25

From a Sisr Cores pondsn :, Tie Tribuns.l
New Haven, March 3l.-Marjori
Sterrett, the preparedness movement
and the spirit of patriotic giving capt
ured this blase university city this
afternoon and turned It upside down.
While il was in that awkward position
-fguratively only, however. dimes
!iBgled from it's pockets IN sufficient
numbers TO leave no question az to
where II stands on the battleship move
ment.
Things began TO happen as soon IS
Marjorie and her escort arrived here
She went Immediately 10 the Shubert
Theatre, where a crowd that overlooked
into the lobby WAS awaiting her ar
rival. The curls of the girl who con-
ceived the idea Of battleship con-
ttructed by the dimes Of American chill
dren were recognized as she stepped
up on the platform, and there was a
storm Of cheers as she made her Gus
tomary bow and ondeavored to escape.
After the preparedness film, DE
fence OF Tribute ?" had been run and
Marjorie had clasped the hands Of as
many Of the men, women and children
as could get near her. she escaped 70
the Taft Hotel, where 1t had been in
tended only 20 serve her with cup OF
tea and the sweets that children ordi-
narily select 10 accompany that liquid.
But enthusiasts from Yale University
had planned the afternoon otherwise.
A moment after she had entered the
doors Of the hotel restaurant the regu-
lar afternoon tea dance had been turned
into Marjorie Stcrrett dcmonstra-
ton. Scores of students insisted on
meeting the blushing girl. on contrib
uting 20 her fund and discussing the
preparedness question with her.
One tall student. who probably was
compelled 20 perform certain antics as
penalty for an infraction Of rules Of
heartless classmates, marched aimlessly
across the dance floor several times.
Then, after he had attracted the at
tention Of everybody IN the place, he
offered his services IN collecting the
cash that flowed into the battleship
fund.
Out az the university some frivolous
person had placed a small chair on eX-
hibition under q sign bearing these
words: Contribute 20 a fund 70 erect
an electric chair We're not killing
enough people" But the true senti-
ment OF the student body was exhibited
when its committee produced S25 IN
dimes as its part ~ floating the battle
ship Marjorie SteTrctt.
Just how much was realized for the
fund through the film show and other
demonstration here this afternoon Dr.
not yet known. IL is evident tonight,
however, that New Haven desires 10
place IT'S name high among the list Of
cities that favor more adequate navy.
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THE CLINTON sTORAcEWAREHoVSS..,
-Olces ess ana go f..f ..iN ~ 80
Courtrev. Mrs kaf. curry. ". b. y,
steln. q ~. du Ho.s Lillian p p-,a IA
MARY Fiuhr. Nfs D. u. tna.H.h''' NJ.
l.. G,tuan. Margaret hannoa. -,
Howey. Mrs. Mary D.. HOGAN. A Us
Ippenberser. Mrs. Mejr h'-en., = %
Gertruda l.. Knox. Mis- ~ ]. nm ,ee.~s,.
N. X. Yates. PhNp Is e.n. ~ d. 800
Mrs Il 4. Miller. Nrs Mary s,s-c,..
Miss MAY MURPHY Mss Nay 1.c,.
Miss Annie McMahon ST. ~ gs..,
by Mrs. NJ. Hogan. Nr Ianiei Ssis
Miss /. T. pAttee. Nrs. Annie r v's
Mr.. ". Roche. Mrs Annie ht--. IA.
Mabel sheridan. Mrs 81. t. sa'l-. 10
fllda Sgolanler. Mrs Susan ~ 'r,.ck
". sutton MIS-. Ella SylNo1' s,ia yosN
Mrs Louise Nerray, Nr - e,
Mrs. Mamie Ward You anu - ,irs
sou are hereby Noticed i..., lsl
Tor the payment % th.s r.np ss.,rl3st
upon the property hefr 80 here
haNln~ expired. aftCg l4e nei'', -,,t.y
or had been given f'i hcgs.
will cause such properly. - va net.
hold goods personal ELECTS anl -
chandlse. stored ty you DO IS Na,s.ng %
10 be sold az public auction "a 90.
the statute in such case mace 49,, al
Vided such auction VII taAe 10
these warehouses .g3 and go -" Al
81. New York city. GA Mctnesla,l. IS.
Isth. 1915. at 10 4 NJ. and VIZ :, ~
tlnued each succeeding Wednesi'f' -.
Same time ana place. unih 'H'
r. q. ELLSWORTH. General MAn's''
New York. March -5th. 1919.
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TRANSPACIfIC MAILS.

Hsssu J,psn. cores CHINA Phnippln.
I1sfis ma Sal Francisco fclose At
o., pa ~ . hl Nliinh MARI .... .......... April .
usssh rsfnoan Islands. Australia fercsut
Wesl. hrs IesAnd wa San Irsnciscoj
fclo.e 81 IA % mI--seffs .......... April q
faNau. 20 Islands. Nsr I4slAnd. Aus.
usNa fNs Vancouver sft NlHura Is O
zee 81 - y hi--Naflfs ..... ..... Apri
fflt0. tp,ks. China ftuetisfiy addressed
0nif fuT @su lfsnciseoi fc.os. 81 10 20
~ "a "a Nan .-.... 49,. ...... Apnl
Taai-. huqaSl. Coos hilnds hss Zss-
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IBJ T,iesrlpa 10 ~, Thban,I

Hiddletown. y. Y. March 3l.-A
squadron Of gayly decorated auto
mobiles viii meet Marjorie at the On
tario a. Western station at G O'Clock
Tomorrow and escort her 70 Mitchell
Inn, where complimentary dinner will
be served to her party. Among the
guests will be Major A. T.. Mcintyre
and his STAFF, the officers Of Company 4,
q detachment Of the hospital corps,
commanders Of two posts Of tho G..
A. r.. Spanish War Veterans, city off O.
Gals and a committee Of school chill
dren. The presentation OF a 1000
cheek, representing contributions re-
eeived by "1he Times-Press" for the
Bsttleship Fund, will be part Of the
evenings exercises at the state arrnory.
a military band will furnish music.
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'VIlLf' It'd ~ MNNl HN-'E11
Randolph M Het-y Hu Peterson. Siewait
Peterson. lucia Case Hsry y CAse. cara ~
John / Merrill l. amor Pratt Thompson. sara" ~
filch. Mar Annah ifstt. 10 cents e4ch
COLLECTED BY ADELAIDE ~ NhlNLAi'
PUPILS or ST LIKES SCHOOL
Dorothy For Thomas Heney Morris Hamburg
Morton Veil Charles Wissman. Charlotte INiue'
Marion Olive Mildred Tefriss. l<she Slnm..';
sarah CUiey. Frank IOnley. Ruth AurAham' ps '
Glemn. SAM Glcmly Alfred G"Jseiu, I-'A4IH'
MchIllsy. 10 cents each
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c0LLECTEp nY u. u. ~


Mr l. Bradshaw Mss '. Bradshaw, NJ J
Bradshaw. Mrs B. Bradshaw. Mss Il BrnSis~'
son b Marin. Bifs o. Martin Miss j. see. "
cents each
COLLECTED by MARGARET C. REED FROM
PUPILS OF DWIGHT SCHOOL ENGlEWOOD.
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Hlghes, temperature yesterday. 81 degrees tat /
o M. lowest a a. - a. m.), average -,
average f0r corresponding lafe last year ah average
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

Norma Abarbsnen. John Allen. Z. +. Andrews.
Louis AshaleI, J e. Altman. c L Buckman.
Janice Byrne Elamse Comfort. Michael Condt.
1o1n Deal. Harold Cornveli Peter De Mott. Mao
Doonsn Frank Flynn. Rudolpha Gi,lis Edvsrd
Hourihan. George r johnson. VI r Kelly. Mrs
NJ +. Kelly. Edward Kelly. Peter Kneso. Henry
korn. Gilbert Lord. Esther Loves. John Lundstr0m.
John Madden. u B MAY. George Movers. T. J
Morgan. Frank Muffin. EdvsId No.ihupp. d. j.
O'Toole George Parker. Frank Raj John Roy
Curtis SClimmerhorn. William Scnulteis. Edward
sglcr. Grace Sle'in. II W Spencer. J l. stewart.
Emily Weldon. Nellie Woodruff. o cents each
FROM ROLL Turner'S OF THE BETHLEHEM
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Alma Croker. George wood STANLEY Wood. Nor
timer Crawford. North Stevenson. sadie JRoo's.
Louise strickland. william Miller. Helen brai.ef
Ri-e. Helen Rice. william Bcck John bradley.
Fannie Srhacfer. GLADYS SChaefer. tenfFle'e
Hooper RhaIine Wulr. JACK Wun James Jenkins.
Hesfr!re Douglas Jack Chipp. Helen Command.
Florence Milton. Irene Campbell Hanehs tock..
Gertrude Crsmp'cn. William Winters Mar Ie'eE-
sen. EOith Ruraels
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FIRE RECORD.

=, an Mulberry 8. Stable Brothers no damage
Cot Nassau s.. Mercantile Llnch o. hot
known
o.I-sfl " 1924 So unknown; no damage
q 10 -sis Pl-r g. Niagara Chemical Co. snght
-0-is4-F Igsth g. J. Reilly 5000.
iH--lfi DE. 4nCrJ s.. uhhh1Hh. L.,Ys
a. I'D Allen Il !. Appleman: trfins
f.U fg r. .ffu 50 Seller A hatfs, sisht
b. ., -li llfn g. l. BefIe. frlfIfg.
5000. NaucN o., Iaiiofn~ i'' i'O''' ~
n 1000 = r0fh S.. l.. s'rauhe. unknown.
Do .0-s0l 69th . J Bcsely. unknown.
n -0--.. l. i'm s.. CllltocA Iron WORKS none
is.f- -1.sS Washington Az. W S,ecker: slight
D. ln.l4g l. i0ith ST. l. ryuhaum. slight
= lO-4O- est 81. = hupefman; aiming
s0 -g canal So unknown. none -
- -.ni- Ttfrltzine zr = Bcneman. timing
Il3 Stanton g. Plnkus + schwartz, irifAns
: oo-i00 Monroe ST. u Meikcr; trlNirg.
~ - 10 10 IS 8-fl 49, Sgery & Reid: none
s5-fiJ " tooth A. L. Cohen. tn;uns.
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Forecasts for Special Local'ties-tas'efn "eN
York and Southern Ne~ England ial' o''"' IVA
ralns at nlcht or to- morrow.

District q Columbia. Maryland and soutn Cafo-
Ina. fair to-day. tomorrow cloudy
yirsinis Delaware. Florida. Louisiana Arksnsr
okt.ho,n. aud Eastern and Wes.orn Texas, seuef
ally fair 10 day and tO-morrc" ~.
Fa.tern Pernsylganis. fair to-day. rain az night
or tomorrow north. CLOUDY south -.
New Jersey. fair to-day. TO morrow thf so-'n
Northern New England. fair to-day; tomorrow
western New YORK Western Psrgsyigania ana
Ohio local rains co-day. tomorrow probably lar-
Mississippi. probably rain to-day " lo-Als"' ''u
% morrow.
Aiatama. cloudy 20 day: tomorrow rain
Georgia fair to-day. 20 morrow probably ram.
Noui Carolina. fax to-day. tD-mouos cloudy
prof. ably rain west.
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NJ ROLL TURNER'S OF THE BETHLEHEM
TEL pIANT SOrTU BETHIEHEI Penn
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

United States Coast and Geoieto Survey.
Sunrise ........... 81 Noon risos "a M. a.
Sunset .............. ~ Moon ses -. N }. , 90
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

COZ PIE Scotch ---elicrt cook and uansscr. but
lsf valet a. yssfs lat place. hishssi references
,i'y ~ eounify. th, thsushnesUs AssnJ, IL
Wat "a d.
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THE FOLLOWING PERSONS az "a
storage hi ;. saI a. rb'.. Aod.'3 x, -
Anil IAN. 1915 At 10 80 a NJ. A. vi =
Is not completed on said dsie N. ID .
continued each succeeding "ees W"- II IA
GKANTRcy wARrnorsf AND sroR,cS -
1856 lsS.l,O has, s'h -, y. ! 4, ~
IN default ~ rsym.ai ~ drfase cn.ns ..,oaa
STORAGE Warehouses. -. a Sffr,rW
W. Rcmnslsbschsr Mrs, A re.ms'o - -.
Mr.. Humpsnchlon. ~ Hahn. NJ NJ. ia..ua -
liobcr, v Shea. h. J. Porter. X faes'e' ~
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

London. Marcn -iancas,rian tBr). New York
Moutcviieo. March s0-Meldeulu tNorl. New
York
4 ders March 2s-MusSoses. Ssw York
Msreiilea. March 2J-Nis du Have tFrl. New
Nork
Cnha,ianssna March so-Helns oir DAM. Ne.
Yo-s via kirkgai
Bermuda. March 3l-Bermudian (Bfl. Nes York
ARRIVED.
Gibraltar March 90-Vefons OisU. Sew York.
(rigoNal. March 81 Panama NcV York
Iordcsut Marcn 27--St Andre m. sew York via
newport. March 3o-sibrr,. New York
SAILED
Taragora. March 2i-Iihri fNorl New York
ssnS~ March % ArAmemuon iDutchl. New YORK
Have March - -kuglcian ur. Ncs York.
London. March n -Nougoi. New YORK
barbados March t0-lrUA Dutch from New
Yorkl. Batavia Blornstlerne Bicrson tNorl from
Nee Yofs. Moutevdco. OFesonian iron New
Yorkl N0nie,idso
Table Bay March So-EchunSs tBD from Sev
Nofkl. Nadlvosioi
Pm Na'sL March % rsmmei nsru Jap from
New YORK via 81 iucai. Niadiyo~ios
Gisssgv. March ao-rosca date Norwegian steamer
IVA GER. New YORK.
~ Tloinas March 30-Pafms tBD iron Dcm.-
rusi Ses YORK
Gibraltar March % slbina Ncs York 'of Gsroa
'st- sparei. March 90 Rui1. So" iorA for
Genoa
A,eeslon. March s0-peI Dutch. Batavia IA
dsng etc. FOR New luft
IAyam March 81 AnFnm RI NeF forl for
London. HILTON fpu'ehl Nr1 i0fk fof il1iier-
dam Noordtn DUTCH. Ncw Yot for Falmouth
~ hssfdsm. hsrnsn tBr. Ns~ iors for
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WANTED. --EIpefisnosd sAis.msn for fu,s..,ur. and
rafPen must spesh German. Befjsn fuuiitur-
Co.. PsssAie. y. J.
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'VI"@L, n nI N y " -, -,
ment New York C.. A. n: william \. Rush.
Z. Cooley. JACOB u. Eoimsbee John W Hay.
We,sels Theodore l. Brink John Bcchiel John j..
Cunningham David Hissins. Leonard Hauingon.
George Marble ia oh Shsnks. William VI. Teller.
Thomas X Vol Alfred A Blsley " II. Bridge
ford George Butcher. Charles Z. Hosg. James
Lucas y T. Palmer. Henry Stotes William Nolk,
John Wagner. Frank Brennan. NJ Chamberlain.
William A. Dalton. Edward Hal william !.
Mullin. Samuel payn. Charles A. Tagssrt. J.. Il
Wiibeck. Joseph York 10 cents each
COLLECTED by MRS. l. EDWARD PIERCE.
TAST EHISInI. 81 unnI. A1l-MNI ERIS-
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World


land. Australia fercspi WcsD Via San
tfAAeiscO) lclose o. "a % . mJ-MsitsL Apri
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Reveals Navy Boards
Scheme for As Battle
ships by 1921.
II. S. FORCE NEVER
IN SECOND PLACE
Secretary Opposes Big Subma-
rines-Urges Standard Coast
Defence Boats.

Washington, March 31.-Secretary
Daniels touched on all sides of the
naval preparedness programme to-day
in continuing his testimony before the
House Naval Committee He proposed
various notifications in and additions
to the fve-year building programme
Endorsed by President Wilson. Includ-
ing elimination entirely Of the provis-
ion for great seagoing submarines IN
the 1917 estimates.
Instead of appropriating for larger
vessels. the Secretary suggested ouild-
inc three SO0-ton tyne boats for test
purposes. three 1,OOO-ton Schley type
craft already having been authorized.
The remainder of the submarine fund
he urged, should go into coast defence
boats of standard type that could be
quickly secured. Thirty l. type or
TYNE boats might be the number agreed
upon. "
Other rev features proposed by MI.
Daniels were construction OF great
drvdock at Norfolk. and possibly AT
PHILADELPHIA: establishment of mar
inc. aviation and submarine base at
SAN Diego. Cal; study of the Pacihc
Coast. 10 determine the best location
for an additional navy yard there prom
ably Al Los Angeles or San Diego; eN-
penditure Of $4,000 to clear the ap.
nroach TO the Charleston, $. C., yard
for heavy draft ships, and authorizing
the rank Of full admiral Tor the cniei
of operations. and liking his power by
law. on an equality with those Of chiefs
of bureaus.
First Continuing Programme Revealed.
Mr.. Daniels made public the famous
report Of the General Board in 1908,
which set a continuous building policy
for the navy for the first time, and
aimed az a battleship fleet OF forty
eight by 1921 If it had been approved,
he said. the United States Navy would
have reached second place among the
powers Of the world and remained
there.
The board proposed that the feet
built and authorized should be COM
posed az follows by 1919: Battleships,
ls: armored cruisers, %; protected
cruisers. ~; scout cruisers, AZ; de-
stroyers. IS; gunboats, Is additional. In
addition the following auxiliaries were
recommended for each squadron OF
eight battleships: five colliers, one am
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HELP WANTED.
Male.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR fof well known Ions
established Onto agency Must he live wire
not AFRAID to wosk nor easily discouraged Most
liberal commissions. with mOisTAte drawing a..
count Opportunity 10 become a part ~ firm will
nr giFcu fp man Who make. god Give fl.i IA
utIs lu HITTER whirh silI he treated strictly conr
aruual A1i-rsa ffcsiisni.' noI ,l,. Tribune
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RIO fe Jsnrlo lBrazl Santos March l. Ro d.
Janero 3 hah,a reuambuco H. Para rs and
Santos ~ 20 he Lloyd BrazAero. wlh malls AM
Aosalon DAN M.,an,. March 20. C.raens, q
an MIAMI - 70 NE Munson IS Line with
'spa,.a n'l Csri.- March T.. to the cunard
1arsrir..' nr. 're March t.. N The Com
rae 10 t.fc-ar 1fansalanaqle. with mdse. Bar
Ava .rols Az Bueros A,ros FEB 10. Mont.
vdeo D.. Ne lr Jane'ro .l s0I barbados March
y va ION ~ to T. Houston Co. with
Hcrca . lNor. C1-i,ilania March . md Shield,
-. no 'niem BoJe.en. Rsr a. l2.S m
N'r.n ltfl. i fa.hcc March }. 10 thc Com
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ken'ra. Philadelphia March 90 20 tie New Ysrk
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n No-io. Galveston March q. IN N. Southern
Pa.ar &C., w'ih mdso Quar- a, s3' m
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Moore. Bar az 40
Canadian tHfl Barbados March ~. Martinique
u. Guadeloupe Is sn1 IS, kiiis -. TO the quebec
californian go Hsrre March IL 10 ne Com.
paslle Generate TfansatantiGue. with mdN. Bar
Delaware. Philadelphia to tn. Clyd. IS Co. with
FrancI, lBu. Manaos March r. Tars - md
Bsfual0s %. N the Booth =. 90. with mails and
udse. Bar q, 80 m.
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shipping and T-eiing Go. with mdse. Quar- al %
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paguie Generate rraasstl antique Bar a. ~ NJ.
Nunwopi. Matenlas March %. 10 The MInsou S.
Line with sugar Bar Of 20 DID,
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SAILED
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Local ofnclaI Records.-Ths following o'icai rec
or,.s from the Weather Bureau show the changes 20
tho temperature Tor the lasl t'eniy-'our hours in
comparison with tho corresponding date o. last year
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international Pump Sale Confirmed.

Judge MAYER. Of ,hs Federal Court. has confirmed
The recent sale ~ the properties n the International
Steam Pump Company IN the foreclosure suit n the
Guaranty Trust Company 20 Douss' VI. Moist.
Tie sale Complied fifteen parcels and Tie aggrega'o
price So 192 0o0. follows New York. 81 30T 20
900. Erie. y. y. $3.50 900. Hampton County Mas
$50 900. Hamilton County. ohio. i35i. 600 and
Milwaukee 1924 600
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allBrcs OF the Week.

Brsds'rref's reports $40 business failure. IN %.
United Sis'es during the week against 37l for o.,
previous ueek and 81. 23S. 237 AID 2Gl for mo
corresponding weeks Of 1915 70 1912 Tie midi,
States had ~ Now England %. southern -. West
err r. Northwestern 81 and fsr Western ?s Can
ada had 50. against 20 for the preceding week
About 20 pr cent o. the total falling bad
less than 5000 capital and per cent had from
s.. 900 70 $50. 900 capital