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john shiliito Co; W. b. Clark silks
and dress goods; 4a2 4th az.
CLEVELAND
May Co; j. o. Sprowl, silk dresses. r.
Montgomery. rugs and carpets; w. j..
Mills, basement rugs and eurtains 81 W.
Goth st.
DETROIT
j. Il. Hudson Co.. Mr.. Rafeld, basement
ohildren.a dresses and sweaters. Mr.. Shef-
field, ndse. mgr; 2a5 5th av.
Barnett,si s.. u. s, Barnett, coats
Assoc, 11s1 Broadway
La Mode Dress shep ]. Ginsberg
dresses, coats, suits, close outa; Perley
Buying Assoc, 1851 Broadway.
oppenheim Dept Store; Mir. oppenheirn.
dresses, coats and suits. cleae outs; Perley
Buying Assoc, ll6l Broadway
DUBUQUE. IOWA
Roshek Bros. CO. r. IF. Roshek. wssh
dresses, Jobs slk dresses; As u, Goth st.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.
Canfleld Pearee Co.: John Pearce. inte-
rior decorations McAlpin.
Stelger- vedder Co. =. L. Morse dress
goods; los Grand st.
@. Fox &C. Co.; Miss NJ. Miclse, knit I'M
derwear and hosiery; Alfred Fant 1ls w.
32d st.
sage. Alien d Co.; f. II. York, mems
furnishings: 404 4th av.
G. Fox & Co.; Miss B. Tlrsch. silk and
muslin underwear; Alfred Fantl, 11s w.
INDIANAPOLIS
a. s. Ayres Co; j. G. Weinman, silks;
KASNAPoLIs, n. C.
parls-B elk & Co; Fl. g. Alfred, general
yoUNGSTOEN, OHIO
Grand Leader; G. $. Livingston. misses
ladies and junior coats; 10 w 27th st.
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shipping Board
Is Bringing Out
Tied-Up Boats
aany Mere Being Returned
10 % Service Now Than Are
Being Withdrawn; Coal
Strike the Chief Cause
labor Status an Obstacle
Sailing Guarantees Sought
by shippers; Unloading
Is Put Up 10 Consignees

ADMIRAL genson's report that condi-
.,ors we're improving in the ocean
srs;vht markets is borne out by state
nsnts showing the disposition of the
ess;,pjng Board's tonnage. Whereas
...sntly the number of the boards YES
u. tied 10 from time to time greatly
.y.eeded the number returned to serv-
s. The reverse condition is now the
ssse.
whether the improvement is a sign
!, General trade betterment is doubted
= shipping men. Most of the vessels
--sturned TO service are being put into
.se coal trade, the ships mostly being
destined to Great Britain, the miners
strike having forced the British TO turn
5 America for coal. With the ending
i the strike the Shipping Board will
,rObabiy find Il necessary TO tie up
most of the boats recently put into
service.
How greatly the Shipping Board
sonnsge situation has changed is shown
sv comparison of ships laid up and
brought hack TO service last month and
4sis for the port Of New York. The
lnrl list is as follows:
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Cleared

Str Mount Clay tArn). Captain Malevani
Hamburg; United American Lines.
Str Patria tFr(. Captain Pavy; Palermo,
Naples and Marseilles; Fabre Line.
Str Moro Castle (An). Captain Black
adder; Havana, Progreso and Vera Cruz;
N Z s. Cuba Mail S Co.
Str. Fort Hamilton (Br), CAPTAIN Nc.
Kenzie; Bermuda; Furness, Witty &c Co.
str Munarden {3r>, Captain Jacobsen;
Nuevftas; Munson Line
Str Saliust (Br), Captain Owens; Para,
Maranham via Norfolk; Lanport & Holt
Line.
Eastern $ S Co
Str D Asche CAMP, Captain Mckenzie;
Texas City; Robert L Hague
str Dochet (Am), Captain Fornason;
Norfolk: Oriental Navigation Co.
Str java Gt), Captain Klepas; Gibraltar;
Phsips Bros,
Str Canadian squatter (Br), Captain
Leonard; Montreal; Wilfrsd & Mckay.
str Landyard (Nor), Captain Ness;
Bergen; 8 0 Stray.
schr Helen G Mclean t8r,. Captain Nc
Lean; sea; Fred C Mclean.
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1ra1ls-P acifc Mails

eral Postoifice and City Hall Pcstofrice
Station, New York, at p. m, as follows:
Hawaii, via San Francisco. steamship Mat
sonia, May 49,
Tahiti, Marquesas, Cook Islands, New
Zealand and specially addressed mail
for Australia via San Francisco, steam
ship Mariana, May 15
Japan, Corea, Siberia and specially ad-
dressed mail for China, via Seattle,
steamship Tyndareus. May 49,
Hawai-, via San Francisco, steamship Lur-
line, May 49,
Japan. Corea, China. Siberia, French Indo-
china. Netherlands East Indies (exce pit
Sumatra), and Philippine Islands via
Vancouver and Victoria, B. c., steam
ship Empress of Russia, May 81
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, via San Francisco, steam
ship Sonoma, May rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

From The Tribune's WGshinotoa Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Army. or
dsrs issued to-day follow:
Coast Artillery
following lleutenants to Arcadia: Walker.
r. W; stackhouse, r. II. v: wisehart.
n e.; Robertson, ]. D.; Schabacker, G. n.
foleWlng to Fort Leavenworth: Ward,
Sol: p r.; Peace, 1t. Col. w. G; Cooper,
Major a. J.
Infantry
Lsnihsn, Col. NJ. j., to Boston.
splowlng colonies 10 Fort Leavenworth:
Srort, e. Hughes, j, H; Allen, r. H
sahIer. G. H.. Taylor, j. D.: Rowland,
ton II: j Newell l. parrah' 7. w; Pres
Engineer Corps
Jolowing majors TO Fort Lsavenworth;
moore. f. c.; Brooks. M; Hannurn, W. T.
Field Artillery
relieving to Fort I.eavenworthi Rehkopf,
MAJOR n. b; Kilbourne, Major n. S. jr. j;
Saft' 1t. Col. W. H; Pratt, 1t. Col. r. s..
Cavalry
relieving colonies TO Fort Lsavenworth:
frosty, II. B.: Roberts. T. A.
Miscellaneous
frank. Major j., Q. NJ c.. to Manila.
asann, Major w. Den. c.. resigned.
ssnisth, I'd Ii. W. NJ, resigned.
aeaoFaoiy dtscher ged-Enniz, Lit. c. NJ
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Navy Orders
!, From /, The T,sonne's Washington Bursaa

From The Tyibune's Washington Bursaa
WASHINGTON, May 12.--Nayy or
aess Issued to-day follow:
aasd.erson. Bosn. j. H. TO Annapolis.
ton - - ~
ss,s ss L. u. CD C. L.. to washing
s ssswn cora. A. w. to Puget sound.
rrsoltster Ems. c. NJ. 20 Boston.
ccss,nan, Ems. @. c., TO Boston.
S Saureh 1t. Com M. to Washington.
co1saaail' IL. q. CO G. r., TO Annapolis.
rrss n,a Ens. r. T., TO Boston.
Ta.iss5,5laas, Ems. W E., to Boston.
s fs.ssesi, Bosn. @. NJ, To e. S. s. Lebanon.
snss, Ems, 3. B., to New Orleans.
H. ~ q. CD W. D., to Quantico.
5ssgett. Ems. r. B.. to Boston
I've, Ems. ". r., to Boston.
49, 49,. Com G. w, to q. s. 8. Niagara.
a North Dakota
ppssraed. Com. A. p, 70 Z. s. s. Tennessee.
r.ss,npasngurg. 1t. G. f., to Schenectady.
wing ensigns to Boston: Falkner. 3.
3. aaagen. i. T.; Harrison, L.. Lemler.
> rsaaxson. J.. Musser N B.: Nibecker.
- :, O.; Pitre. 1t. q. CD A. s.
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Sailed Yesterday

Strs Mauretania (Br), Southampton;
France (Fr), Havre La Touraine (Fr)
Hayre; Mount Clay {Ana), Hamburg; Os-
car Ii (Dan), Copenhagen; Patria (Fr).
Marseilles; MORO Castle (Am), Havana;
Eloridian (Au}. Boston; Iowan {Am). San
Francisco; Minnesotan (Arn), Alexandria;
King Alexander (Gr1, Piraeus; Andaiusia
(A1n), London; G Crowel (An) Palo
Blanco; Nicholas Cuneo (Nor), Antilla;
Apache (Am), Jacksonville; Meiyo Maru
(Jap). Yokohama; Troubadour fNor1, Rio
de Jsneiro; Mattole tAn), Baltimore; City
of st Louis, Savannah; Sallust tBrl, Para
via Norfolk; Canadian Squatter (Br),
Montreal; Landvard tNor), Bergen; schr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
American Ports

BALTIMORE, May 12-Arrived: strs
sidiaw Range tBr), New York; NJ Scan
lon, New York Sudbury (Br), Lisbon.
Sailed: Strs Yapalaga, Rotterdam and
Antwerp: Coeileda, Swansea and Glasgow
Niagara fFr1, Hamburg.
BOSTON. May 12-Arrived and sailed /:
Str Cretic lBrl. New York for Ponta Del
gada, Naples ard Genoa. Arrived: str
LiTnon, Santa Marta; schr Hortenee, Pen
sacola, Sailed: Strs Arlington, Norfolk
Agwin,eon, Port Lohos
PHILADELPHIA, May 12--Arr.ved: strs
Castellano ti3r), Rotterdam via New
YeTk; Graageseerg tSwed) Narvib; Fol via
ts~eds. tsInvitas: Vaudeville tNosl Port
Aiateaio: MoerdiRk CDR. Rotterdaill- CIV
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Foreign Ports
Departures for New York


HAvREs May Str La Savoie Orr.
BREMEHHAVEN. May 7.-~-Str. New Ro-
chelle.
. LIVERPOOL, May 1o--strs South Pole;
Cameronia tBr1.
GENOA. May 3--str San Giovanni (It).
RIO JANEIRO May 11-~str Aeolus.
(Frl.
LA PLATA, May Str Dochra.
ST VINCENT, May 9-~Mumeric tBr).
GENOA. May Str San Rossore (ID,
ANTWERP. May Str Thyra tSwed)
LONDON. May lt--Str Virgilia IiB).
DUNKIRK, May s--str Belling aaIn,
Arrivals From New York
IAvRD May s--str La Lorraine (F'r).
DAN21G May 1t--Str Asabeth
LAS PALMAs. May 11--str Nordhvalen
EAST. LONDON. May 1i-str Gordon
Castle (Br).
: coRuNNA, May ll--str orizaba, via
{Brl, via Santos
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5 Of Shipping and News Of Foreign Trade

or Alameda, Pert Lobos; Cretan, Boston !.
Ainarante tPort1. Huelva; sch Whtteway
tBr), Manzanillo. Sailed: strs Had
not New Orleans; Tnacarora sBr) Lon
don. Grecian, Baltimore Taorrnina Oily
Naples and Genoa via New York.
PORTLAND. ME-. May 12--Arrlyed. ID.
nancy, Norfolk; schr Blanche c Pendls-
ton, Jacksonville.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, May AR
rived: schr Frank NJ Deering, Norfolk for
Portland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

The first name IS that OF the debtor. the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed.
Seglowitz, Morris weingarten
Bros, Inc: Aug. Z. 1sl3.. $i2s.24
Hewlett. George &c. J. curren
90, ct r Al; Nov. e, 1915 ,,..... 1o5.oo
paedia Britannica Corp; Sept.
Il d s 1919 o....a ss7.z7
Noy. 20, 1915. ......... 1es 05
Same--B. w. Tone; Nov. %, 1915 l07.so
McCoun. Sarah P.--Wr1. A. White
1.s & Sons; Jan Jan. :, ls2l;..... 4os.so
,,a 3. 1921 -. -. sss.e5
ray ray & Sons. Inc; Maroa 2. 1921 ss2ss
Motor Car Equipment Co.-A.
Cunningham: March 20. 1871. 1910
sarne--same; March %, 1921 800 90
~ Haisey st. Co, Inc.--F 49,
ElEasi Oct "a. 1917 sa77 az
Lafnbie. John &c. Nee Chap
man; March 81. 1911 (vacated) s282s
a., April pr 10; 1912. ;.;:....... 21ss.s1
-. T. Conden; April II. 1921
~, evactsdl .....-...... 544s4
Balrnsen G. Co.. Inc: May II,
pa 1ssl 49,. .,,,.....-.,... 1.7O7s2I
and ms. Co; Jan. %; 1875. 1857
Ghinger, Joseph-A. Loewy; April
46, 1871. Observation-Disclosures. s418s7
Lenox Sand and Gravel Co, Inc. -''''
say nW 1 Taio; Dec. s. 1920. 1905
saine-same; May 3, 1s21.y... $3.50
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Berth Changes

Vessel. Transferred TO-
| Altoona .........Anchored in Jamaica Bay
City OF Joliet. ..... Shewan's d u, B'klyn
| Comanche .Tietjen & Lapg's D ., Hob, n j
| Communipaw .......'..-. IN ohESrs
Sch Frances Elkin. Pier s, Hoboken, j
Karaesit I. ...... Pier Q, Army Base, 3 'klyn
Lake Ormonde. 1890. Whale Creek.
Yamhill ...,.............P Pier 10. R'klyn
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City Island
Passed. Bound south

Str Nils (Nor), Banes via Boston for
New York; TO United Fruit Co, in ballast !;
sohrs Flora NJ (Br), Parrsooro, S, for
New York: Mayhower (Br), Parrsboro,
y s.. for New York: Mayfower (Br)
parrsooro, for New York; Baisa, st John
NIB. for New York; Emily r Northam, st
John. n B, for New York; Lillian Whiting
OBI, for New York; Lena d, Greenport
for New York; Ella, Greenport, for New
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!. strappone People, ese........ 10000
!" lard Products ca. Inc, A BruYe
Journal Co. ...s...,,.,'........s 2.7so.s1
co. Inc Observation-Disclosures. f.zs3.5s
Go. INC. -. ....-....s....ss 1920
AleEter, Leo H.--A S Nichols .... 7os.52
In Bronx County
ceiker. Rsginald--P. Schneider
Davis. Carolina. Albert $500. 1871
:, supply 81, Inc. 1890. so442
y Fealty Go. .,s....s...+.. 1s4s.so
:, Bros. Co. 80. .......s $500
:. Commission ....,...........'e 1929
SsIto, M ry- rs, ,Greenbausn 1i7.s1
dustrial Commission. .. 1asg4
Scheehner, Nathan and Lena, and
Aviation Waist Co.. Inca
Goldberg ct aI............... 4.4ss.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
British Buy Z. S. Coal

Much of the British demand for coal
ia for bunkers for vessels tied up at
British ports for lack of fuel. Many
Of these would ordinarily be engaged
in the coal-carrying trade, and with
their return to it the proportion of
American vessels engaged in it is ex-
pscted to diminish.
With shipping strike here and a
miners strike in Great Britain there
are difficulties to be met at both ends
81 the line. Charter parties, in many
instances, are being made with a
strike clause, so that in case of delay
in unloading at British ports through
refusal of British labor to handle the
cargo responsibility for demurrage
charges will be fixed. At this end
esal merchants are seeking guaran-
ties OF sailing from the ship owner.
A. H. Bull & Co. report charter
rates to the United Kingdom at s625
per ton, with the responsibility of dis
charging cargo upon the consignee.
Little is being done in the way of
charters TO Continental European
ports. but fixtures to Rotterdam and
French Atlantic ports are reported at
about Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

HNAAAo
of the debtor:
Arboes. Jules R.--One Fifty Mas
sau Street Corp. ............ $4,O29g4
Aiperin, Jacob-M Goldberger ct
Anderson, wiiiam-F. Mccall. 1854 9s524
ct al .............-..... 45625
Benkauczy. Andrews. Fried. 225.73
Balfour, EYe-Richbrosson Hotel
co :........+ 490.42
Bloom, Irving-Bank of the S. 5,04s.19
Sarne-Same .................... 2,546.57
Yacht Works. Inc ..........: 521o4,
Carlin, Robert CIV. j. Carshore 2S3.1S
Club Fountain Corp. and Freder-
icl1 Observation-Disclosures Real
ty Corp. .....,........,...... 2se,O3
sit Co. .:.....,....-......... 10000
Crescent Talking Machine Co,
1nc.-American Newspaper Pub.
Assn, Inc. ...............,.. 334.T0
costs .......,....,............ 1000
and Rubber Co, Inc. ......... 1870
ct al Observation-Disclosures. 3615s
Desertey, Alexander-A Moss 80 35T.01
Elstein. Charles, aud Harry Co
bron Bronx Peoples SCHOOL,
J. AbraharnS observation-disclosures. 1870
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Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below arc standard
time; for daylight saving time add / hour.
Sail To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
TRAVEL

Passenger a nd Freight Services.
From New York.
CHERBOURG AND SOUTHAMPTON
snauitahla ...... May "a June IA July 5
,nauretania June 9-July Ii Aug. 6
DeFensaria June 30 Aug. IS Sept. 90
LIVERPOOL
sestris ..s...... May IL
Garmania May II juno Is July 1a
aroma .......... june 1 July 2 July 30
ainania (newl June July IL Aug 60
Atgeria ...... june 20 -
PLYMoCTH, CHERBOURG & HAMBURG
Ss19hia June July 81 Aug Sc
LONDONDERRY AND GLASGOW
Algeria ,M Nav IA - ~
Noium 42Is, june l8 July 16 Aug. Is
.pqBROVNIK. TRIESTE AND FIUME
ealanF,a May II
- HAN ANA-CORU NNA-GIBRALTA
rPATRAAS- DUBROVNIK- TRIESTE FIUME
Pannonia June - -
BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Castaiia May FL -----.
Sunard and Anchor Steam Ship Lines,
20 Broadway. New York.
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Tied Put in
IN. service,

lOtSI ss.ss - 40 Ut
Out Of 1900 Shipping Board freight
ers available for service $50 are re-
ported to be tied up, the remainder
being in use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Passed, Bound East

Schrs Pittsburgh, New York for New
Bedford Jones, New York for New
raven; star, New York for Block Island ;
NJ j Fitzsimmons, New York for New
Haven,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

so Yfatson Navigation Co.
| 100 Market Street.
San Francisco. Cal.
% south Gay Street, Baltimore. Nd.
Oh Munson Steamship Line.
So Beaver Street, n. Y.
Tel Hanover 5i2o.
Jos Pacific Mail s. 3. Co.
r Hanover Square, n. Y.
Tel Bowling Green 1880.
62i Market street, San Francisco. Cal.
| log Admiral Line.
Seattle, Washington.
II state street. N. Y.
L. g. Smith Bldg. Seattle, Wash.
| 15o Il. =. Mail 5. =. CO.. Inc.
| as Broadway, New York.
| Tel whitehall 1900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

Figures for the f-se ten days of this
month, including all ports of the coun-
tyv. show a completes reversal of the
trend in April. No reports are made
for Saturdays or Sundays.
Tied Put in
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Marine Reports

Figure Indicated are staadard time.
THE TIDES
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Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, May u, the trst name being that
Of the debtor:
Arboes, Jules R.--One Fifty Mas
rn1 Gtr-aat (1nr.rn o. O 4
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Sight Seeing Yacht.

Daily. i03o. 2.8n I.eeturer ard Fsfrass,'
si3ents BOATS FOR CHARTER Tel Bsoal
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Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first nan1e is that Of the debtor. the
econd that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Arrived Yesterday

Str Carnsania (Br). liverpool May .,
Queenstown May 4, Halifax May 10, 70 the
Cunard Steamship Co. With IS frst cabin
5s7 second, 9T9 steersGo pass malls and
rndse: Pier 80, n Il.
Str Schodack, Manila Feb 10, Cehu Fab
ss, Hong Kong March 5, Kobe March g.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13
Army Orders

From The Tribune's WGshin0to& Bureau
WASHINGTON, May 12.-Army or
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
ODD BIBLES USED TO GIVE
0ATHS TO NEW EXECUTIVES
Historic book. Faded md yellow.
VIII Hr Kissed b.. Harding on
March g..

WASiIINGTON. Jan. S.-Faded and
yellow, as historic Az book we'll
may de-. - TIN. Hibic carefully kent at
the Capitol which many :. President
h.s Eis1cd Ia accepting tn. DATA os
office.
II IL more than - century old and
seldom has been called into rcuuiSi-
ton Ia TIA. past Two decades. most
incoming chief executives furnish e.
their own volumes.
Cleveland provided a bible little
larger imam II human hand. Mci<!s :
l"ys Mas presented him by Il group
Of negro bishops and was a trcin.,Id :
Gus AFFAIR bound ia morocco. Roose-
Welt used the gam. book as on the
occasion Of his assumption OF the
GovcrnOrFhip Of New York.
WeiGhi.7! Win what must already
have been his decision respecting a
declaration Of war ON Germany,
Woodrow Wilson on March ,. 1871.
repeated in "a voice Of deepest solemn :
ity the oath proposed 10 him by chef
Justice White and kissed the Bible
on this passage:
The Lord is our refuge: very
prcsen: help In tim. OF trouble"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
SINGLE PAY SCHEDULE
URGED FOR TEACHERS
o'"'e o ma at lIarris0nburg
would fqualilc Salaries for
Men and Women

-, iiARhiSoNRrIsG. VA. Ian. s..
me second. OF winter. ;crm or Tho
State Normal School here lrruh tbe
morning OF January I. and formal
opening ceremonies w.r.. held lam
nary . frcsidcn, $. T.. Duke adj
Teacher and the School" uoiutiuy lout
som" OF the advances made by Eir-
rinia in education reccntIy. Keller
salary schedules, single salary sche,i-
n.cs ignoring whether tn" teacher il
doInS primary WORK or high school
WORK. ana equal pay Tor men and yo.
men for equal work wer" som" OF the
financial phases Of the situation
Higher professional stand;,rd. for
teachers In Virginia are also bein,.
encouraged by the normal schools
and insisted upon by school superin-
tcndcnts.
president Duke took occasion. also
to refer TO some of the accomplieh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09
RHEUMATISM RELIEF
From Its Dreadful Pains md Ache,
Stiffness, SOrcncss-

ls properly TO be sough, In a rood
blood medicine. because authorities
say rheumatism is blood disease;
acid has entered the blood scitln,,,
In the muscles and joints That.
what makes tn. sharp. sudden. shot
like pains. ca,rsing you TO jump and
crinEe in agony.
Hoods Sarsapariiia comprises rem
rd!cs that every phySician pr.scrIbes
for rheumatism. combined with other
blood purifying. tome and strength
building ingredients in formula
vastly superior In makeup and in
curative power. IL does give positive
relief Thousands say so So viii
YOU. For a fine laxative take Hood's
Pills.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-09

nents at the liarrisonburE institu-
non. including the addition or ma
terial equipment To the school infant
costing about $4,000. lie discussed
plans for the development and en- :
ItiScmcnt OF the school and stated
that Il normal school OF about GOu
students had been found. 10 he the
most economical of management and
the most effective In service.
list OF honor students for the
ilfst term waS read and Is as follows:
ihpSr r"r"iNin@ y th" highest pos
possible GradcD In every subject :
Sallic browne. Dorothy Lacy, Enr-
siiia Sadlcr. t.stcli. Baldwin. Gladly ,
twynh. Margaret Lewis. Frances
sawyer Edith Ward and Iona VIM
hroueh. Those r.ccivin. as near 4
as Ii. or near"r-Hosa Pam" IIcidni-
l"rS. Kathleen Huffman Mrs Vim,
g. l.ellcw. Elise l.ocwn"r. Lena Reed.
coralcaSc Bottom Hazel Bclicrby
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|LLOYD GEORGE WOULD TALK
WITH DE VALERA, REPORT
The Westminster Gnzctt~ Sn.n British
Premier IIas Invited Sim
Fcln Lender to London.

ICY Associated Press.
LONDON, Jan. S.-Eamomn dc Va
lera. president or the irish republic"
is reported t. nave been invited TO
come TO l.pnGon TO confer with III.
Prime Minister. David Lloyd George.
says the Westminster Gazette.
Father Michael O'Flann;:au. twice
president OF tn" Irish republic" is cN-
pcc;cd To arrive here today. and his
coming Is said u be in connection
with new peace discussions.
Niscount French. Lord Lieutenant
OF ireland. returned TO London last
evening from Dublin. and today con-
f"rrcd at lcngul with Sir IIamar
Greenwood. chief Secretary for Ire
land. Persistent reports are in cir
culatiou that Il meeting Of the Dali
Eircann. or Irish Republican parlia-
incnt, ~ imminent.
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Anna f"rsbcrc and Winifrcd Banks.
Katherine Iiundl"y. Ecrnie Il. Jar
'n;; Gladys Lee. Virginia Mccartney.
Gertrude H. Smith. christine Glad
a,on". Constance Martin. Celia Pearl
Swcckcr
f:nrolmcn: for the second quarter
viii exceed that OF the first quarter.
with more than $40 students. New
students just "nt"rin: are Doris Cum
niiuSS. nnd Ecba Sutcr. of HARRISON
burg: Nir.iuia Gord"u. OF Prospect:
of Norfolk: VIRGINIA Hunter. South
taroiina: Mary Hess. %: 1Iampioh:
Lewis ;"odIoc. stanton. and Helen
Marshall of Alb-nar!c County.
The general alUnnn" committee
having in charge the drive for - n"w
Students Alumna" building to ID"
erected on the campus has just been
announced. aud will at an early date
begin communicative with All, forn-
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Robbers ItIn. NiuiI Chr

NEW YORK. Jan. s.-Thc mail ca,
OF train No. :o3 on the Pennsylvania
Railroad. was broken into and r.ies
rs robbers between here and rhNa
delphia yesterday. officials OF ia.
road at once started an investigation.
TO determine the value OF the MAJ!
stolen.
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SAVES FOR FLOOD"
Harry Lauder Improves on Policy
of Preparing for
"Rniny lJn,p
tBy Universal Service. !

10y UNIVERSAL service
LONDON. Jan. S.--Sir Harry Iau-
der has ut last been interviewed on
the genera! rumors as to his sup
posed "stinginess"!
some folks are supposed to save
np for rainy day. but apparently
there are many who think | am saw
careful. that's all"
Sir Harry. who has Just returned
from Australia. is said to be plan
ming another world tour. with the
United states as his first objective.
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class OF 1914: Mrs. u. S. Harrison
!l.il!ian Miilner). Norfolk. class &c
lol": Miss Elizabeth Greav.s. Ivy
Virginia. class OF 1916: Miss Elizabeth
Mowbray. Salem. Virginia, ciass o
1917; Miss Mad.e Bryan. Wmston-
salem. y. G.. class OF 1918. Mrs. clyde
laNnc tt'ranccs kcmpcr). Lynn
wood. Virginia. class OF 1919: Mis-.
Sarah Wilson. Virginia Reach. class
~ IN
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Seven Die in IlatcI Fire.

ENGLAND. ARK. Jain. S-Seven
persons We're burned to death and
two probably fatally burned in II IRE
which destroyed the Royal Hotel and
cafe here early today.