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II. 6. CHAFFIN & CO.. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Richmond. Va.
Trustee Auction Sale
Of Valuable Land in
New Kent County,
Virginia, Known as
the James arrish
Tract

Acting under a decd OF trust from
William P. Richardson and wife duly
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk
OF New Kent Circuit Court. In d. b.
Il. page 325. and under decree OF the
Circuit Court of New Kent County
entered on tho 23rd day. Of March,
and brother. who sue. etc. VS.. Villa m
p. Richardson's Executrlx. ct ais. and
Mathllde Richardson. Executrix OF
william r. richardson. deceased. who
fault having been made in tho pay
ment of money therein secured and
being so required by the beneficiary.
OF the State Bank at West Point,
Virginia, on
SATURDAY, MAY 90. 1920.
AT IL a. NJ.
the property described In said deed
First. That c Certain nv tract o, land
In the County OF New Kent. State
OF virginia. known as the James Par
rish tract. and being the same tract
p. Richardson by S. S. p. Patteson.
Special Commiissioner. by deed bear
In , hae ce4 aFsh once sO ., AND
page iio The Said tract "a Or H lana = b a.
Ing described In said deed as tract
more or less. according to plat land and
survey made by O. NJ Chandler sur
veyor., which Is recorded rs n part OF
said deed. The said plat, however.
shows an area OF 1851 acres.
Second. That certain tract of land
known as the John Parrish tract"
which was conveyed to the said vii
liam p. Richardson by. the same deed
as tho first mentioned tract and be-
Ing H,st In the v said County Of New Kent.
a cres, more or. less. the metes and
bounds OF which are set forth by the
plat and survey made by O. NJ. Chand
ler surveyor, which Is also attached
to the original deed.
TERMS: For cash as to so much
OF proceeds as may be necessary 20
defray the expense of executing this
trust and TO pay q note for Ave thou
sand $5.0o0) dollars with interest
thereon from October S. 1915. and auy
residue OF said purchase money SHAH
be payable in equal sums at i and
years with interest evidenced by ne
gotiaole notes and shall be secured
on SAID said property by deed OF trust or
sale Is made subject TO confirmation
by the court In the aforementioned
T. NEWTON HARRIS. Trustee.
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~ w. BOWH & SONS,
Zeal Estate Auo;ioners.
Commissioner S Sale
No. 212 South Third
Street
AT Auction

At Auction
In execution of certain decree
Of The Chancery Court Of the ' SitS
OF RICHMOND, Virginia, entered Nav
~, 1920, in the suit Of Sol. Cutchins.
Admihistrator. d. b.. n. c. t. a. of the
ST. ea'S OF Henry Bowen. deceased,
the City OF Richmond, and as such adj
nlnistr3tor of the estate of George
-. steel. deceased, etc. / will offsr
LOT SAFE subject 10 confirmation ~
Inc cour; on the premises on
TUESDAY. MAY %. 1920.
AT o'clock +. NJ,
the large three-story brick residence
known rs No. 2l2 South Third Street
me lot fronts 81 feet II inches more
or less and extends back 100 feet to
a twenty-foot alley. Possession OF
i i p p rope can be had n, once. and
ahP n ,r or will make a good
nome; There is lot enough on the
sidc 70 build an additional house.
TERMS: One-third in cash and
residue in three equal installments
payable at 6. , and Is months from
ms negotiable notes for the deferred
instal!ncnts of the purchase money.
with interest from day of sale and
the title ,ot be retained until the
purchase money is paid and a con-
reyance is ordered by the court: or all
JOHN a. CUTCHINS,
Spcc!al commiSsi oner.
i certify that the bond required
of the Special Commissioner in the
above named suit has been duly given.
CHAS. o. SAVILLE.
Clerk
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Trustees Auction Sale
of Valuable Land in
NewKent County,
Virginia \

Acting under deed OF trust from
William, p. Richardson and wife, duly
OF New Kent Circuit Court. In d, B.
Is. page II, and under decree of the
Circuit Court of New Kent County,
1920. in the suits OF ]. A. Reynolds
and brother. who sue. etc. vs.. William
p, Richardson,s Executrix. OF ais. and
William p. Richardson. deceased. who
sues, etc. vs.. Richardson ct ais, de
fault having been made In the pay
ment OF money therein secured and
shall sell by Public Auction in front
OF the State Bank at West Point.
Virginia. on
SATURDAY. MAY 2s. 1920.
AT ll:45 a. NJ. :.
the property described In said deed
OF trust as follows. viz:
"All that certain tract Of land lying
and being In the County of New Kent.
state OF virginia. with all improve
tage. described In tho advertisement
and report OF the commissioned as
Tract No. H.. situated on the road
sons Mill. and containing one hum
dred and three and eighty-four one
hundrsdths uos.sD acres. more or
bounds in plat and survey by o. M.
Chandler, surveyor. being the Same
t WtS1i OF land conveyed to tho said
several others by deed from & 8.
Patteson. Special Commissioner. act
Ing under a decree OF the Circuit
Court OF New Kent County in the suit
OF W. p. Richa rdson VS.. Lucy L, Oar
land and others. recorded March Is.
1913. In D. d. No. 9. page lao. The
aoove-mentioned plat and survey
were also recorded with this deed.
TERMS: For cash as to so much OF
the proceeds as may be necessary to
defray the expense OF executing this
trust and to pay q note Of Ave thou
sand (S5.oo0) dollars, with interest
from March s. 1915. and any residue
OF SAID purchase money shall be pay- Z
aa9ie In equal sums Mt ! and years,
WIN interest eyidenced by negotiabIs
p. operty by deed OF trust. or ailcash
at option OF the purchaser. This saIo
IL made subject to connrma ton by
tho court In aforementioned causos.
RICHARD II. SMITH. Trustee.
STOP and think how many nundr.dJ q
. buyers arc now reading up spseins
4 VI 4.
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Trustees Auction Sale
of Valuable Land;in
New Kent County,
Virginia, on York;
River

r., Acting under deed of trust from
William p. Richardson and wife, duly
New Kent Circuit Court In Deed
Book No. Q. pages IA and 145, and
under decree of the Circuit Court OF
New kent County entered on tho 2sd
j. A. Reynolds and brother. who sues,
etc. VS.. William p. Richardson's e1-
ecutriN ct ais. and Mathilde Rich
ardson. deceased. who sues, etcE.vs.
Richardson ct ais. default having
oeen made In the payment OF money
therein secured; and being so re.
CURED by the beneficiary, we shall
sell by public auction. in front OF
tho State Bank at West Point. Va, on
SATURDAY, NAY %. 192o,'n.-s
at IL Noon,
the property described in said. decd
All OF that certain tract OF land
lying and being In the CountXn;of
as .philbates, or .,Woodhouse' tract,
thereon, containing six hundred and
hundredths acres t623.7l5. more, or
less. hve hundred and twelvt and
thereof being high land and one hun
drcd and eleven and twenty-four one
hundredths, ull.2D acres being
@ eonveyed sna to wh this s Ffa Wits
Richardson by S. S. P. Patteson, spec
cial commissioner. by deed bearing
datc March II. 1905, Of record tin
New Kent County clerks office. Sto
which reference is hereby made for
greater certainty OF descriptions"
TERMS: For cash as to so much
of the proceeds as may be necessary
to detray the expense OF executing
this trust and TO pay note OF six
thousan Ave hundred (36,500) dol
lars. with interest thereon from
March II. 1919, and any resLdMa of
said purchase money shall be-.Ijay-
able in equal sums At and 3 years.
with interest added. evidenced by
notes and secured on said
property BY deed OF trust. or all
cash. at the option OF the purchaser.
This sale is made subject to con-
nrmation by the court In the above
causes.
d. C. RICHARDSON'S,
s. s. p. PATTESON,'.
Trustees.
r. b. CHAFFIN s. CO.. INC...
Real Estate AuctionoerS. :.
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- Acting under deed OF trust from
William T.. Richardson and wife. duly
recorded in the office OF the clerk OF
Of the Circuit Court of New Kent
County entered on the 23d day Of
March; 1920, in the suits OF j. A.
w. William p. Richardson's executriX
ct ais. and Mathilde Richardson. ex-
e esuiY Of William Richardson. de-
SON ct als dcfa fault having asi S been made
IN the payment OF money therein So
cured. and being so required by tho
beneficiary. / shall sell by public
at West Point. Va. on
SATURDAY. MAY %. 1920.
at 1880 a. NJ.
the property described in said deed
OF trust. as follows. viz:
All that certain tract OF land in
Virginia, known as Mil tract. and
veyed to said William p. Richard-
son by S. S. p. Patteson.. special
March H.. 1905. and recorded in the
clerks office OF New Kent County,
Va. in Deed Book No. Q. at page
sscribed in said deed as containing
81 acres. moro or less. the metes
and bounds OF which arc set forth
BY tho plat and survey made by o.
corded as part Of said deed"
TERMS: For cash as to so much
OF the proceeds as may be necessary
this trust and to pay note for two
thousand ts2.0o0) dollars. with in
terest from October 5. 1916. and any
residue o: said purchase money shall
be payable III equal sums at and 2
years. with interest evidenced by ne
sotiahle notes. and shall be secured
on said property by deed OF trust,
or all cash. at the option OF tho pur-
chaser.
This sale Is made subject to con-
frmation by the court in above-men-
toned causes.
T. NEWTON HARRIS.
Trustee
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$50 ACRES.

$50 acres, splendid 12-
room brick residence; out
buildings in Al condition.
Absolutely one of the finest
cattle and grain farms in
Virginia. Price, $4,000.
Terms; one-third cash, bal
ance 3 years.
E. F. SCHMIDT & CO.,
26 N. Eighth Street.
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MERCHANDISE
Articles for SaIe

BOOKS bought, sold ard exchanged
Richmond Book Co. 2l5 y. Fifth St
BuTCHERS NEAT BOX for sale at a
real bargain. Kennedy Meat Market
Al9 North Sixth Street.
TELEPHONE Randolph I and dictate your
81 to Want Ad Taker.
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WEST END
DELIGHTFUL
FURNISHED FLAT

Five light, bright and
airy rooms in West End :
nicely furnished; in excel
lent condition; separate
entrance; separate heating
plant; large front and back
porch. Will lease until
Sept, 1921, to couple. For
inspection, see Morton G..
Thalhimer, POP First Ma
tlonal Bank Buildin g.
Phone Randolph 81.
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Poultry and Supplies

MAKE HENS LAY--Purina Chicken
a. scratch fed with PurinR Chicken Chow
ger. gives results. At your grocer's in
8 l-3 and loo-pound bags. Brauer d Kas-
ten. Distributors. EOS East Cary Street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
-
Wanteti-TO Rent

WANTED. to rem September /. 1920. n
modern house. West End Must havo at
icass rooms Call boulevard SSl-J.
WEST OF LAUREL ST.-couplc withou.
cnIdren desire housekeeping APARTMENT
or nat OF hse or six rooms. unfurnlshed:
iiSI. city
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Hclp-SIale or Femnlc
Statesmen and Agents

Statesmen and Agents 35
REPRESENTATIVES, can havo exclusive
a., virginia agency for marketing u new
!nscntion. No competition and a SURE
IInno,hhey-maker; Big repeat orders. MIR
iIIe,kfri OF Phi adelphia. is at MurphYs
HHes,menlt necessary. Come right up TO
SALESMAN wanted: by old reliable house
10 sell our new sc punch boards 10 mer-
e einIhmrs IN snail towns and country stores.
ellncI regular or side-line salesman I'm.
Iestricteu territory: big commissions:
% Ttito LOT salesman outfit. Empire Manu-
foik w Co. l25 w. Plume ST.. Nor
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,AEO;.iNA.
: Ni.ESAlEN.

'>Ni-ESMEN.
men' w wan' ITO TO hear from high-Grade sales
dry, goods trade OF South CaroIiniaaE ne ne
iished busI HSSessrolllnE large; .weii-es
th.nos or ,r, silks wash fabrics. iaces. rib
Splendid npnnr;S., etc: We can Offer q
iarSe' aggressive organization. wa
State fully. in confidence. nrepsro,o-,, >.
ann@aT saies .f in rss:,t whom you represent
cred and when association viii nW INV . E1e
stan could be arranged. ou' SAies
r,r This n Is an unusual opportunity for the
>Ass x KEMpBR.
baltimore. Md.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IUCTIONS-LECALs
Legal Notices


WESTINGHOUSE. CHURCH. KERR &
COMPANY. lECUNfORATED.
Notice OF Special Meeting OF Stockholders.
a special meeting OF the stockholders
OF Washington Church Kerr & Com
pany. INCORPORATED, virginia corpora
ton. VIII oc held "a; the principal Office
OF the corporation IN Virginia Railway
and Power Building, No. 200 East Frank
lin Street. In the City OF Richmond Va,
on the 2sth day OF Nay. 1920. at II O'Clock
In the forenoon. Eastern standard tine.
Tor the following PURPOSES
On To take action upon proposition
that said WcstinGhouse. Church Kerr &
Company. Incorporated. be- merged lilo
end with Dwight l.. Robinson * COMPANY,
Incorporated, Virginia curporation:
CD TO take into consideration and vote
for the adoption or rejection OF n certain
Joint agreement dated May IL 1920 for
such merged which has been entered if.to
between said Wcstinchous.. Church. Kerr
X Company. Incorporated. and said
Dwigh, J.. Robinson & Company. Incor-
porated. acting BY their respective toards
OF directors. and
t3) To transac. such other business
as may before said meeting
Copies OF said Joint agreement
Ole at the principai Office OF the cor
uoraton a: the above address and. uron
application. Will bs furnished to any
stociSholdcr O: record.
Richmond Va. Nav 10 1920
49, order of the Board OF Directors.
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REL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale q;

Farms and Land for Sale s3
pHflRY farm. zs7 acres, close to city:
s s:5o5o all d is4ssa w'e woven TTs
STOCK s:sss Truck. ds arH anu NUMB" t.oal,fy
ssa,s. Any, OF these YARNS. IL Sousa, at
boa, wai.. SCI; ia touch With US i ilfas:
kApPAHANNoCk RIVER-For sale. 3
pr aSrTs r9 Far,. ana attic modern I'm
oysters; $1,000 Donald MARION. Water
Is ca MGhEs 1o!mo sale; dree, from owner
81 Su,uyntion %inc.room dwelling. de.
a cold asf sad baths Chs
aIrHe Ga" avn; nine other outbuiidinrs:
and aspsr4gus About one cii i block
irSi. Il; q T. car line and railroad station.
9fsias d sui H 5Sf 900. Nh saS
car. rlrness SID pispa tShaSsF address Il SOU
sAsa: si III Ill., ~ sSssFs
cfawto.d < Co. h sss East !ss,n; Ma.n George E
Wire snco s?.f sys almost S q sssi
Splendid io-roo,n dwelling. furnace heat:
c"mven!ences. GOOD erchaTd: "1 spiendid o eiy
buildings. includinE silo. traction engine
and other farm CONDIMENTS. near Rich
mond and Was .invton highway: conven-
miles from Richmond. Price, .s25 900.
buildings could be yepiaced fo- ,hip
price. Pollard & BaEhy Inc iio3 East
Main Street.
3fo ACRES-Fa-rn for sale $50 acres;
residence. tenant houses tobacco
barns. all necessary outbui!tings. orchard
and fine we'll: half tiiiable balance In
timber. 30 miles from Richmond: $50 per
acre to quick purchaser Phone Randolph
ats. American Realty Exchange Room
<oi. Times Dispatch Building
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r. b. CHAFFIN s. CO.. INC....
Real Estate Auctioneers. :;
Richmond, Va
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r.. B. CIIAFFIN & CO.. INC.,@-
Real Estate AuctioneeT>.
Richmond, Va. -.,,..
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ROOMS AND BOARD

WE BUY desks. ofiicc furniture and safe
Madison 2S2i.
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WESTINGHOUSE. CHURCH. KERR &:
COMPANY. lECONfORATED
Notice OF Special Needing OF Stockholders
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and FLATS

APARTMENT-Furn, two rooms and
bath; for summer months, Best locn-
ZION. Moderate price. ?2l. care Times
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Rooms With Board


FRANKLIN. EAST ll5-BeautifuI rooms.
private ba lbs: best table board
FRANKLIN ST. K. e0o-HaudsoIneIy fur
nishcd rooms and board: delightful
home surroundings: rooms with or with.
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STOP and think how many nundr.d5 a.
.a suyers arc now reading n'ys spseins
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. NEWTON HARRIS. Trustee.
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90 * * EE PER-wantcd, experienccd
MO- nGetheeDer by large Richmond bank.
niust be experienced. accurate. and ca pa hlc
hpply In own handwriting. Box 1915. E!si.
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GRACE ST, w. l6-Attractive front
room: convenient to bath; excellent
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GRESHAM CoURT-very attractive room
in Gresham Court for rcnt: southern
exposure: couple preferred: care in buiid.
ins. Phone Madison 1896
y. AVE. 70a--InfantS boa rded al Rose
land Home: best references. Mad 1903
Park AVE.-Rooin and board: nriv.is
family. Boulevard 2469-W
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Vessel in Peril;
Fog BaKs Rescue
Steamer Lake DevaI, 20
aboard, Labors HeaviIy
Off Shinnecock Light

The steamship Lake Deval, bound
from Galveston for Boston, which went
aground yesterday in the fog off Shin
necock Light, Southampton, L. l., was
reported last night to be laboring
heavily in a ground swell and COM
pletely hidden from shore by dense
fog;
men who came ashore yesterday at
sistance Of tugs were unable to get
back to her because of the thick
weather. As soon as the vessels plight
became known the coast guard cutter
Seneca was sent to her assistance, but
it is thought the cutter was unable
to find her.
The crew of the coast guard sta
tion No. II at Southampton, in COM
mand Of Captain William S. Bennett,
took positions on the beach ready to go
out to the stranded vessel when the
weather clears. The Lake Deval, in
command Of Captain E. Daniels, is
laden with sulphur.
The disabled freighter Tyee, which
steamship Lake Markham, broke from
her lines yesterday and was reported
missing In the fog off Atlantic City
Radio messages received last night by
the Naval Communication Service from
the Lake Markham said that she had
the Tyee again in tow and was heading
for Ambrose Channel.
According to advices received in this
city yesterday by the Ward Line, the
company's steamship Esperanza was
towed safely yesterday to Progreso
Yucatan. She had gone aground on
Madagascar Reef. Her passengers will
be sent north by another vessel Of the
Ward Line.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Plot to Kidnap
Den,psey's Ex- Wife
Friend of Pugilist Arrest
ed, Charged With Plar, to
Prevent Her Testifying
Special Dispatch 10 The Tribune

Special Dispatch TO The Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO, March 12.-With
the arrest of Bert Gardner, of Salt
Lake City, an intimate friend Of Jack
list, at Tia Juana last Tuesday, spe-
cial Agent o. o. Orr, Of the Depart
ment Of Justice, believes he frustrated
an attempt to kidnap Mrs. Maxine
Dempsey, divorced wife of the cham
pion, from the jurisdiction OF the
United States courts.
Mrs. Dempsey was not arrested by
Orr, but accompanied him to Los An
geles voluntarily. Gardner was placed
in Jail An Los Angeles on charges OF
"tharsatsning intimdatng I'M Influencing
Orr says, being Mrs. Dempsey.
According to Orr. other arrests Of
men who accompanied Gardner across
the Mexican border and had 9 hand in
the alleged attempt to keep the cham
pion's divorced wife from appearing
against him as a witness at the coming
trial are expected.
Part Of the plot to save Dempsey and
Kearns at the forthcoming trial. &C.
corting to Orr, was an attempt by
Gardner and his associates to force the
ries Of letters which could be used with
teA1AHk eAeSs oS ov'"o'So AoA VIC ~0'
fence.
LOS ANGELES, March 12.-Maxine
Wayne, former wife Of Jack Dempsey
heavyweight pugilist, who appeared a
the Federal Building here to-day unde,
the escort Of a special agent Of the De-
partment of Justice, "related 9 star.
Ting story and will repeat it immedi.
ately to the grand jury" according te
Gordon Dawson, Assistant United
States District Attorney.
Before being taken to the District
Attorneys Office the former Mrs. Demp'
sey said she was ready and willing te
tell anything she knew.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-13
Schools Send
10000 Pupils
Home i'm Week
/ ,203 Classes Dismissed in
Seven Days Because of
the Shortage of Teachers:
Situation Grows Worse

During the first week in March $4,000
children we're sent home from New
York's public schools because there
them.
Between February 25 and March 2,
both dates inclusive, 1898 classes were
dismissed for the same reason From
February 18 to February "a the number
Of classes dismissed was 1856.
The facts indicate that the situation
is growing worse. Between January
28 and February 3, for example, there
were ,1,180 classes turned into the
streets for a minimum period Of one
school day as direct result Of the
teacher shortage.
Brooklyn Suffers Most
The classified figures for this earlier
period, which, Board of Education Of
ficials say, is broadly representative of
the average distribution, reveal Brook
lyn as the worst sufferer, with Man
haitian next, and the Bronx, Queens
and Richmond following in order. It
may be accepted therefore as estab-
lished that the condition is neither
temporary nor peculiar to any particu-
lar locality.
The boards itemized statement of
classes dismissed during the January
% to February period shows 1856
classes in Manhattan, 121 in the Bronx,
586 in Brooklyn, % in Queens and %
in Richmond.
The condition which in one week de-
prives $4,000 New York children of an
extraordinary one under the existing
circumstances. So commonplace in
deed has it become that every school
in the greater city is equipped with
mime ographed slips in huge quantities
which read like this:
P. S. 90, MANHATTAN
This child was sent home TO-DAY
because there is no teacher for his
(hef) class. Send him (her) TO-
MORROW at the usual time.
The Board Of Education officials
make no attempt to gloss over the sit
uation; Admitting, that it is deplor-
The actual facts are that there are not
enough teachers, that there are too few
substitutes and that not only are the
teachers already installed in the
schools dropping away in steadily in
creasing numbers to find positions
which pay a more nearly approximate
living wage, but that fewer young men
and women are taking up teaching as a
profession.
Although conditions are probably
more acutely reflected in New York
than elsewhere. by reason of this city's
greater concentration of population,
the teacher shortage and the conse-
quent school shortage are by no means
confined to New York. They are ma
ton wide.