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Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
IHGRAM'S SCHOOL HONOR ROLL

FThe pupils of Ingram's School in
Sussex who made perfect attendance
records in November are Lloyd Tyn-
dali, Arthur Walls, Walter Baker,
George Walls, Clara Walls, Alma Car
ey, Harrison Jones and Edward Low
enguth.
Those who got good attendance
records were Nina Warren, Marie
Vent, Elizabeth Vent, Marietta Dono-
van, Atwood Wiley, Ralph Walls, Ro-
berta Donovan, James Reed and Syl-
vester Chester.
Each pupil received an attendance
card for the month. The average
made is better than that of October,
which was SO per cent. The average
for November was 81 per cent. The
school will make an effort to reach
100 per cent in December. Miss Ida
M. Baker is the teacher in charge.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
MUST RECORD DEEDS
IN THREE MONTHS

By reason of a notice recently sent
out by the office of the Board of AS
sessment calling attention to the fact
that eff a deed concerning lands and
tenements be not recorded in the
proper Office within three months af-
ter the day of the sealing and deliv-
cry thereof, said deed shall not avail
against a subsequent fair creditor,
etc."
Since the sending out of this notice
by the Board of Assessment of Sus-
sex County, a deed bearing date of
1871 and which has not been of rec
ord for fifty years, has been filed for
recording.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16
AWARD CONTRACT TO DIG INLET

The Indian River Inlet Commission
created by an Act of the General As
sembly, met at Dover last Friday Ito
award the contract for the digging of
the inlet which will be half way be-
tween Life Station and the old Inlet.
The contract was awarded to r. L.
Salvage of Millsboro. He agrees to
begin work within two weeks and
complete it by April % next. The
members of the commission present
were Senators Hopkins and Pretty
man and Representative Clendaniel.
The other members of the commits
sion, Representative Stats, was un-
able to attend. Under the act $4,000
was appropriated for the work.
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

Only z Shopping Days Before
: fore Christmas - Do Your =
= Shopping NOW. =
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

.AS0P,S
Film
Table S
THE WOMAN AND THE HEN
@[A
$50 ,&EN
VI lAsls
/. s.s5 y, @
There was hen who used to lay
A large and noble egg each day.
"I'n feed her twice as much again.
The woman said who owned the hen,
with twice the food she had before
She'll lay two eggs day or morei'
But, overfed, the hen grew fat,
And laid off laying after that.
The moral is-or so | view it
'Enough's enOugh-don't overdo itf'
Aann. .EP-
Sugar Coated Pills of Wisdom |
BY AesOp, Jr.-
The FROGS THAT WANTED A KING
Putting on those winter heavies is
ticklish business.
+
It's long life that has no yearn-
ing.
+ +
Too many cooks are better than no
eats.
+ +
"Conceit only begets disaster" is the
moral of "The Frogs That Wanted a
King" film-fable.
One thing to remember about con-
'eit is the truthful fact that it
hymes with defeat.
+ + +
Those who get "stuck-up" often
low-up.
+ + +
Those who to big things too quick 8
aspire fall from the frying pan in
} the fire.
+ + +. 3
High-steppers should watch their .
tep.
The longer the rope the quicker the 3
angling.
-"Aesop's Film Fables"
Milford chronicle., 1921-12-16

Thirty thousand persons are killed
or injured in the United States every
day.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
June Sales Specials
White Fabrics

ing to be solved, every woman will
read this long list OF bargains, in
dainty white fabrics, with real in
terest.
45-inch Imported Organdies-were .90.-... rs
45-inch Imported Organdies--were 80 - .6S
4O-inch Imported Organdies--were so 49, AZ
4o-inch French Chiffon voiles-were SS .6S
45-inch Chiffon Voiles-were go. - AZ
45-inch French Eatste-were $1.O0. go. SS
36-inch Voilcs and Swisses-
We're 40 and 5S. ........... 40
3o-'nch Ratine-were 48. 8............... .3S
32-ineh Madras-were rs. 8.............. SO
~ & 32-inch Madras-stripes and figures
were 40 ............ .ZS
Longeloth-10-yd. pieces-were $1.5S. 1.2l
Tere Sl.9o Il "A
Were $3.50 %
Were $3l3 az
Hearn's GOODYEAR Longcloth--10 yds.
"ere 9o.So .....5...-. 2.S7
36-inch Nainsook-10-yd. pieces
$1.SS ..........1 5d
were $3.50 On
- Wels 300 ...... Z.6O
Hearn's GOODYEAR Nainsook-39-inch---
10 yds.-were $3.50. ..............3.18
10 40-inch--were SASS. 3.97
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12

Large women tell us they do not find
such assortments as ours anywhere
else, nor, needless to say, will they find
such exceptional values as these.
run-full cut--were $1.38. ..... Sale SO
Extra Size Night Dresses-round neck
emby insert, tucks and ribbons
Extra Size Night Dresses-variety and style
neat or eaborate-were $2.7G. Sale 1874
Extra Size Corset Covers-were .58. Sale .38
Extra Size Corset Covers-round neck-two or
three rows OF lace-Were $1.1S -. Sale rs
Extra Size Chemises-nainsook corded band
..,..........,..., Sale .74
Extra Size Bloomers-pink nainsook-elastic
at knee and waist-were .97. Sale ga
Extra Size Boomers-pnl batiste-lace
edges-were $1.64 ............ Sale 1.2S
Extra Size Bloomers-pain dotted silk
mixtures--lace trinl--were $2.2o. Sale "a
Extra Size Short Skrts-emb'y or lace trim
were $128 .................Sa Sale SO
Extra Size Envelope Chemises--fne nansook
daintily trimmed with lace and emb'y-
were 9z.4o Sale .S4
Extra Size Drawers-good quality-soft finish
-muslin-H. S. ruffe-were S1.4S. Sale 68
Extra Size Pesticoats-ruffle of good emby
were Sl4S Sale SO
med models-were $497 ...... Sale 2.96
Extra Size Petticoats-ruffle of fine emb'y or
of fancy lace-were $297. Sale 95
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
specials for Both Monday and Tuesday
9th June Sales
Misses and Children's
UNDERMUSLINS

Pretty trimmings good qualities and low prices make these
of interest every mother who shopping
tori chi fdren'c
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
Tmk

JUNE SALE DEp'TS-LIST 1
Wonaen's House Dresses and Negiigees
Girls and Misses Summer Dresses
Sweaters
Boys Clothing and Furnishings
Mems Apparel and Furnishings
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
MORNING SPECIALS--Monday and Tuesday, Until r. M.
To dealers buyina Quantities restricted No Mail


S2.32 Floral Silkolins
COmfortables. 1877
Cotton filled--summer weight.
COMFORTABLES--B BASEMENT
81 ct. Fruit of the Loom. ... .l6
36-in. wide,-fine quality of muslin.
MUSLIN--BASEMENT
S4.s8 MarseilIes Spreads. .,.... 3.24
Fine quality satin fnish---fne de-
sign.
SPREADS--BASEMEN
88 ct. Mohair Siciliennes. CT
Heavy weave silk lustre--gray,
brown, navy and black-50 inches
wide.
DRESS GooDs--MAIN FLOOR.
33 ct. All Linen Toweling. ..... 20
Red border r-serviceable quality.
ToWELING--MAIN FLOOR.
Sl.45 Crepe de Chine. lib
Full crepe weave-evening and
street colors, also ivory and black.
sILKs--MAIN FLOOR
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12


81 ct. Silk Mixed pongee. ...... Is
35-ineh--all leading colors.
WASH DRESS FABRICS--RASEMEN
3o CT. Crinkle Crepe. ........ yard .26
Mill, lengths~--many dainty styles
and eolorings.
WASH DRESS FABRICS BASEMENT.
$2.47 Little Tots Organdie
Dresses. ...........,.......1. j. &c
Colored--empire or waisted models
with lace trimming and sashes--to
yrs.
TOTS DRESSES FLOOR.
25 ct. Mill Lengths of Curtain
Marquisefte ..... 10
5000 yds.--yard wide--2h to 20
yds.
CURTAININGS--B EMENT
S21.97 and $23.50 Best Reversible
Wool Fibre Rugs. ....,,. 1856
Plain color or figured designs
9x12 IT. or Sx10 ft.
RUGS--THTRD FLOOR. M
si.75 New Scrim Curtains 1.27
With lace edgc--valance centcrs.
CURTATNS-PASEM
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
June Sales Specials
In the Mems Shop

variety of masculine needs at prices
that will rejoice the thrifty man.
Mems Sweet-Orr Overalls Coats-pain blue
or white and bue--two striped v-A
sizes "a to 48-were $2.10. ...... z. IF
Mems Trousers--blue serge and silk mixtures
plain colors or stripes--sizes 80 to > 90
46-were $595 .... 300
Mems Silk Neckwear-slks and satins-combi-
nation colors, stripes, figures-string 40
tie or open ends--were .95. ....... .40
Mems Silk Mixed Shirts-silk fbres and silk
mixtures-smart colored stripes on white
grounds - all sizes well-known "a o-
Mems White Shirts-Mercerized oxford-with
or without colars-a sizes--were = -o
$1.85 and $2.25. l.OO
Mems Percale Pajamas--Neat stripes oo
on white-a szes-were $1.74. -. I.AZ
New-York tribune., 1921-06-12
June Sales Specials
Infants
and Little Tots
Dresses

These little dresses are so
finely made and give such
variety of choice mothers
will find them as salts
factory as the savings
their prices afford.
Infants Nainsook Slips trim
ming of lace and embroidery
some with hand stitching
were STAT ,.............. 80
Little Tots White Dresses
yoke, empire and belted models
lace and embroidery trim
ming-sizes to years
were $1.97 ..............1.17
Little Tots Fine White Dresses
yoke and empire styles-lace
trim-sizes to 5 years
were S2.24 ..............1.53
Infants and Babies Long and
Short Nainsook Dresses
sizes to 3 yrs.-were 81. so
Infants Nainsook Slips and
Gowns-lace and embroidery
trimmings, also hand
stitched-were $1.67 .....1.16
Infants Nainsook Slips and
Gowns--trimmed--
were $1.97 ...........,.1.5O
Christening Sets - two piece
trimming of lace and en-
broidery--were $3.97. 80. .2.94
Little Tots Tub Dresses empire
and belted styles-sizes TO
yrs.-were $1.97. 100
Little Tots Rompers and Creep
ers--sizes to 6 yrs
were S2.47 ............,..1. 1.38
June Sale Values in Babies
Woolens also.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
American Ports

BALTiMORE, May 1s--Arr,yeo. gre.
n4uippura' 4nipa' hamburg; Parkhaven, Norfolk !:
q pn. uilang "a lsp), New York; Trltonia fBrS
cSarlestanp % tmpa Park Rsins Marie Stewart.
francisco Munsomo, Havana. Woiiosa,, nan
Sbr), Dublin; Sudbury (Fsr) on-.nSt
SSanadtan Farmer tBr) Tuxpan. F,r,
Gslhes tNor), Port Maria; Commodore Raj :
ms ms tNof>' Port Antonio; Borgestad {NoT1
j, BOSTON. May 1s--Arrivsd. strs Eastern
Ts, TTa~n, Hayre and Rotterdam; Agwisun
Isco.Hate; Steel Ranger. Seattle Uatfsr
fmo .tnl. sailed: Strs Everett. Lamhert's
bnns fp1Hs' ,Gg.topcester, Norfolk and Baltimore
,cHARLnsroN. $. c.. May 1s-sa,,..
hawk ias Jacksonville; Miskanss, New Or %
ro5isa a5i5.vHsgoS EST ~ Nay 1.1Azr,vsa: str.
Pieo: Sailed: strs Ei vaile, New Yorn e5l .
g. JACKSONVILLE May 1s-srr,r.a
strs GaribaldL PhiiadeIphia: Clumhs,r+uaa1 s,yua
8Sr3. unkirk. Sailed: str Grecian, Phijs !.
ber tpnss, ss, % sonrs Lizzie a VIII, Mars Har-
MOBILE. Ala. May is4hrrivAa. O..
susa Sousa tNor). Port Barrios; sch Rainh 3
rf,arsons Pascagoula. Sailed Str Maid4n
CrseeHe s1a !, Liverpool and Manchester.
Eis.n OLh, May f8.--Arrived: stra
Galeass ;5ens ssr1: Rotterdam; sonersby tBr1'
Csdan Caddeest9n; n sierents tFr) Dunkirk; West
1ork: Grelisle fBr) Aiexandria I,rbsrw bsvw
baltimore: Antineus ORR e.
f,,.-4sn.s Valcura iBr) Gibraltar: Essterp
@ tsrdam nf' Dor,. DSaiysssoni renrhys orr, Rot
Pho Phoenlx lpan). phisdeiphia. Nng.nnd sailsS
sor SSAeyo Msru lJan}, Savannah; Airing
isn, ien, s1svanaah; Tenafy, Falmouth; ssgo
t0"eo'' Gibraltar; Ascutney. Genoa
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Cleared

Str Norden tDan). Captain Lindberg
Tu1 pam and Tampico via Kew Orleans;
New York and Cuba Mail S co.
str United States (Dap). Captain Hoist
Christiansand. Christiania and Copenha
sen; Scandina vian- American Line.
str katnlamba tBr), Captain Lee: Bonn
bay and Colombo: Funch. Edge E. Co
str Editor tAnl). Captain Mills; Rot
terdam and Dunkirk; Cosmopolitan Ship
ping Co
tura Via Cristoeal sandsrson & sona.
Str Kirktown tBr), Captain Stuart; Pi-
rasus and smyrna; N Gaianos & Co.
Str Walter p Muneon (A,n>. Captain Nc
Str Lyngenfjord tNor), Captain Johnsen:
Trondhjenl, Bergen, stsvanger: Norwe-
gian American Line.
Str Creole {Am), Captain Jacobs, New
Orleans; Southern Pacidc Line.
Str Hamilton (Am), Captain Nelson
Norfolk; Old Dominion Line.
Str Willkeno (Br), Captain Campbell
London and Liverpool; U S Navigation CO.
~ Str Munaites tAml, Captain Cha pma a n
Matanzss; Munson Line.
Str Half Moon tAm) CAPTAIN Hessei;
19nis and Valstta; United American Lines.
Line.
Str rrafford Hall (Br), Captain Parker:
Fort SAID and Sonlbay: Norton. Lilly d Co.
Str Buenos Ayres tSp), Captain Wives;
Cadiz and Barcelona: Luis Llsnso
Montreal; r Houston g. CO.
str Mary tAm). Captain Goodman; Porto
Plata and Sanchez; A II Bull &, Co
Str Toyohasnt Maru (Jap), Captain
Horfkawa; Yokohama, Kobe, via Calves
ton; Houlder. Weir & Boyd.
Nicholson; spsncer's Island: j Whitney
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Navy Orders
From The Tri5une,s Washington Bareess

From The Tri6une's WASHINGTON Barse@
WASHINGTON. May 1S.-Navy orders
issued to-day follow:
Beder, Lit e. c., to Pearl Harbor.
Bennett Ems. L., TO U. S. s. Nsnshan.
Bowday, Com. G. H. to squadron 2. At
Bright, ait' 1t. Com, C. J.. to U. S. s, Florida.
Brooks, 1t, G. r.. to Puget sound
Cook, Capt f. c., to Pearl Harbor.
Early. Lit. F. P. to y. s. s. sandpiper.
o1 Il Il II t. Al Asaic s9 O. s. E
Gates, LIT. Com. H. H, jr., to u S. Mime
coss, Com. N. H. to phnadelphis.
@ oss Lit o. r., to Mare Island.
Hart, 1t. G. e.. TO destroyer force. Atlantie
II sbst. Ii. H. r.. to U. s. s. Minnese,a.
Hoieman. Lit. Com. c. J.. to u. s. s.
Ruadook. g u Ii. Com. T. d, to u 8. Ten
Huggard. 1t R. M TO U. s. 8. Nsyada.
KinaebsEs 7ta sa,, Capt G. E. to pGss' Sound
Logue, 1t. J, B.. to U. S, s. Ashevtlie.
Matthews. Lit r. M.. to U. s. S. Wads-
Mceasley, Capt; E.. to 1ash Saysl pls.rics.
Neeiy, LII Com. a. E., to q. s.. s; Beaver.
Pswson Pyo4 coma maoh F. g. e. T. e s. psswaTs 5
Ridgeiy. Capt r. e.. to Boston.
Risgert, 1t. L. o.. to destroyer force. At
lEnllO ilSet
Roach. Mach. J. F.. to U. s. s. Nicholson.
Shackelton. Lit. c. B., TO U. 9. s. San
shaw, 1t. j. e.. to U. s. s. sandpiper
Sherwin. Lit. 2. A, to u. S. s. Idaho.
Smith, lit. c. ~, to y. s. s. Mississippi.
Smith, 1t, E.. to U, s. 6. Henderson
Smith, 1t. Com. I'll. IT, to II. 8. g. Omaha.
STANDBY, Capt. w H.. to u. 8. s. Wright.
Stenhonse. Lit. Com. N. NJ, to League ISL
strott. pharn. @. e.. to Great Lakes.
Swasey, Com. c. T. jr.. 70 U. s. s. Bruce.
Terhune, LIT. J. A. to U. s. S. Reuben
rinney. 1t. A. c., to Hayti
Tisdale. II Com NJ. S.. TO Annapolis.
Tyburo, Ems. II. A., TO U. s. S. Carrahas-
sett.
weaver. Com D. A.. to u. s. s. Dolphin
webb Com u. R.. to Mare Island.
Wieber, Lit. G. w. to u, 8. 8. Aroostook.
Wilson. 1t. G. w. to u. S. s. Minnesota.
Williams, LIT. Com. 10. NJ. to u. s. s. PENN
syiVania.
Wilson. Ii. H. IT,. TO Mare Island.
Winne, Lit, b, A. H. to Philadelphia
Wood. LIT. l., to Brooklyn
Wynkoop, 1t T. p, to Phiiadelphia
Zehner. Lit. e, A., 10 y. S. S. Buffalo.
Donaldson, lat. j.. 20 u. s. 8. Ballard.
Ihrig. lat. r. M. to u. 8. S. sehIey
McCrae. Ems. J. w, TO u. s. S. Robert
Smith.
Thomas 1t. E. p. TO U. s.. s. walker.
Allen. Ems. D. c.. to y. 8. 9. Aroostook.
Brown. EDS. L. w, to u. s. s. AroostboE
GheuFYe, 1t, E.. to II. g. S. Aronstook
stsne Ens, J. c., to z, s. S, Aroestook
tee, 1T. Il. b.. 10 q. 8. S. Aroostoek.
IspYeiace, Ft. ~ r. fr & s. ST Areostook
Atthsllaf. 1T. II. H. 10 u. S. S. Ar9usfpek
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Marine Reports
Figures Indicated ARE standard time.
Arrived Yesterday

Wr Toyoeks Maru tJap,, Calcutta April
eclomho "a, Port Said -, to the Nippon
p.r pns'n % ka.isha s.,,ss yi,h II pass and mdss;
Str MeSico, Havana May IA. to the New
york Cuba Mail steamslup Co, with 1874
pass, S. ma1is ssn ,,saN ana mdsei Pier 4. ER.
the ftaiia- America Line, With ~ cabin,
l'sfs steerage pass and nadss; eier a. n r.
~ 1liEones (Br), Rotterdam May g. to
Erst Basin. Bklyn.
,,,s.r str p3erethy, La Romana May u. Porto
ndse; Pier g. Rklyn. "''"
Str ufs (Dan). cardenas May "a, to the
Munson steamahip 1inea, with sugar; an
Str Tusoaloosa City, Copenhagen May e.
70 = Norton. Lilly Co, in ballast; Robins
Str RiehconcaI. Port r,obos May 10. 70
MoAllister Bros. with crude oil: Bayonns,
str Georgeanna wcems. baltimore Nav
le. to Halschaw Steamship Co. with mdse :
Pier 26, Il r.
Str rivives, cartagena May 7. Puerto
Colombia May TO- Santa Marta May IL
Kingston May 13; to the United Fruit Co,
With So pass, mails and mdse. Pier 49,
Str Duea d'Aosta> fItaD. Genoa May 4.
Naples May s.; to the Italia America lime
with IS first class pass. 125 second and
l:sSS steerage, mails and mdse; Pier 81,
str Giyndon, Guantanamo Aprf ~, An
tilla May 3: to the Atlantic Fruit Co with
Str Korona (Br). Trinidad May $. Bar
6saoes May .. st Lucia, Martinique and
Dominica May 10. Guadeloupe, An
ttgua and ST kits May il, st Croix and
st Thomas May 13; 10 Furness. Withy &
60, with S5 pass. malls and mdse Pier
~, r..
Str Menominee tRr], London May 7; TO
The Asiantio Transport Co. with mdssi !
Str. santa Elisa. Valparaiso April 80
Antofsgasts May .. IausQue May 5, Mol
lendo May 4. Caiiae May 9. Cristobai May
II; to the Graoe 8 Co, with 90 pass
mails and mdsss Pier 90, B'klyn
Str Somerset Port Arthur May IL: to
the Standard OIL Co Of n ]. with crude
oil: anchored off Tom pkinsviiie. s I.
Str Welshran {Rr), liverpool May r. to
artfne.
str Apache. Charleston and jackson
willie; Off Quarantine.
Str Panama, Colon; off Quarantine
Quarantine.
Str Giuseppe Verdi tIt), Genoa; Off
Quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Sailed Yesterday

=, strs AgwIlake, Port Lcbos; Parma (Br),
Grenada Polonia DAM, Hamburg: Nor
Den toan), Tuxpam Creole. New Orleans:
Hamilton, Norfolk; Bdith, San Juan: Pa
cine (Nor). Norfolk; Editor. Rotterdam
Plata: LynEenftord tNor). Bergen; Cot
fredo Mamel Gt), Naples
Strs Fred w weller (Ana). Tuxpano
Dartford (Am) Tampico: Runa (Nor>
Porto Barrios; .Cananova tAm), Antllla
Strabo lBr). Rio de Janeiro S1narsd
lNor). Kingston; Algonquin tAml Turks
fBrl, Christia MA Agwilnke tAml Te-
comate; Norden Dan). Tampico; Parima
ee,on,s ehr, st 1nomas; Pacifc ,nr} Norfalk
Orleans; Hamilton fA1n}, Norfclk: Edith
lAm), san Juan: Editor (An). Rotterdam
BreaETater.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19

Dunciutha (Br), Alexandria; Jonaney, New
England; Artfanda Mendl tSp1, Bilbao
Moita (Brl. Gibraltar Rhodeaian trans-
port tTsrl. 81 Vincent; Sallust (f5r9 Para
Elkton, Gibraltar
PHILADELPHTA May fs~~Arrived; strs
Poland (Br). Antwerp veedoi, New York
Jean stern tFr). Aigociras; motor schr
Astoria. Wanna and Wcstport Sailed
strs Phoenix tpan), Norfolk, Tauamo,
Santa Marta; Bette fNor). Port Antonio
Navarino tBrl, Liverpool via New York
9rBngesbers tSwedl Aiandskrona; Essex
Boston; westweso, Barrow
PORT EADs. la. May fs--Arrived: strs
Clement Smith. Mexico: II n Rogers, Port
Lobos:. Nicardo tHond). Port Cortez; Or
cus, Chile; Santa Theresa (Br) Havana /;
Yuma, Fronters. Sailed; Strs Alaskan
Boston; Demetrios Pnndetis (tik). Lbith !;
LeVenpocl (Br}. Hull; Polarine, Mexico /;
Surname, Port Barrtos
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Trans-P Pacific Mails

Ths connecting maila close at the CEN.
eral Posteffiee and City Hall Postotflnt
STATION. New York. at p. M. as follows;
Hswali. yia San Francisco, steamship
Hawai and specially addressed mat, 70,
Japan, Corea and China vin San Tran-
cisco, stesnship Mite. May oi.
Japan, Corea: China, Siberia, French Tndo-
Sumatra). and Philippine Islands Via
Vancouver and Victoria, n. c., steam
:, ship Empress OF Russia, May a.
Hawaii CHINA, French Indoohina. Nsther-
lands East Indies (except sumatra).
philippine Islands, and specially ad.
dressed mall for Japan and Corea, Via
May %. e" otH'e'
Japan, Corea,.. Siberia ana specially ad-
dressed man for China, Via Seattle.
steamship Arabia Maru MAY IS
Hawaii, Samoan Islands, Austrai;s ana
New Zealand, via San Francisco stee 81
ship Scnoma, May as
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Army Orders

From, The Trtbuae's WASHINGTON Bureaa
WASHINGTON, May 18.-Army or
ders issued to-day follow:
Infantry
McGiMert, LIT. r. D., to Camp Travis.
Mitchell, Lit. c. H, to Camp Travis.
Tiedeman Capt. ]. g., to Camp Devens.
Peyton, Capt. A. H. to Camp Travis
Medical Corps
Kline, Maj. f.. TO Camp Lewis.
Little, Capt. o. w, to Fort Logan.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Foreign, Ports
DcpartuYes for New York

Departures for New York
NAPLES, May Str Giuseppe Verdi
dt).
COPENHAGEN, May 1s--Lotuania tpan)
Frederick VIII (Dan)
HAMBIR6, May f3~-S East Cape
ROTTERDAM. May IS s Virginia
LISBON. May 16-S s. city OF st Joseph
LIVERPOOL. Mhy is-S Caronfa (Br)
nth, HAverford CBr)
ST M1CHAELs. MAY IFS s Britannia
(Br). Providence
GIBRALTAR. May It's 6 r4aertes tBr)
-, ,FAYAL. May IFS s Manx Isles tBr);
4 SipEEs 4 1ssso N May 1s-str President. VIII
son Gt).
Arrivals From New York
ROTTERDAM, May i5--Ssrs Inyinc1hle
FLORENCE LuclSenbach via Phiiadelphia is,
Yeka. i''
PALERMO, May 11--str Canada frr,
Tor Naples and Marseiiles
(Nor). '"'
NAPLES, May Str Princess Matoi,ss
GLASGOW, May 16--S Orleans, Nor
ANToFAGAsTA, May les S Santa NAL
Ia, Baltimore
THAMES HAVEN May It's Niobe
RnGlERS, May SIS s Andree CBrl.
r, a q = LES, May l2~S S Canada Orr,
land. Me. vi
pELAeoA BAY, May 1s-s East wind
HAVANA, May 1s--Strm Tolga tBrI.
Henry r Mallory "'''
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Sail Monday
fungus. Turks Island. 1880 AM il:eo
City Island

FaSSfd, B0Hnd south
Schrs IaforreBt L. Simmons Taunton for
New York, TO Frank Dean; Ella, Newport
for Now York; Isaac Sherwood. New
Haven tor New York
Passed Bound East
Sehrs Grace Clinton. New York for Man
tuckGt; OHonotte fBr). Tort Reading Tor
81 1ohns y HI karmnn (IlTls Jersey city
for Lunenberg, CHATTER anphcreal.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Fire Record

2:so--In front Of .oe e. 1ssd at.
auto. Samuel Krtegel. -. Unknown
sz6-126th st. and sth ay. L.
s:5e--&477 sd av.. Fred Jaris. .Unknown
les4s--14s7 Amsterdam ay.. Patrick
M
s4l-Foot of willis av.. the Bron1,
freight car, New York. New
Haven Hartford Railroad.
Unknown
1:1o-l45 q. 6lst ST., John Lyons:
2:ee-s14 East fremont av.. the
Bronx, Oscar Mamburt. .InNuo wn
3.eo--e21 Madison St, unknown unknown
rtlAing
s:so--ssso ist av. George Assankio.
s:2e-s14s 7th sv.. Gsretsky Co. Trshing
7.4e--s2s B $50 at Heruthal CO StiSst
Unknown
s;4e-4s Bond St: Utica Cap Mann
featuring TO, -... :. eaRho"n
s:iB-lo3o cauidweil av,. the Bronx.
walter Kurstey...--. 49,. u hAue""
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
Outgoing Steamships

The hours given below are standard
time; for daylight saving time add hour
Sail To-Gey
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19

Niagara 80 the Sea- ssiustrassa
guide address John F. Piaree Dsy4 4os.
Canada Steamship Lfnes. Montreal. Cas.s.ss'
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19

WANTED Lady wishing To sail Aaug-s
tants May "a, frst class. will pay haaus
Tor single room or privilege snariax roon4
with another woman. Picne Bowliaw
Green I044o.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
SIGHT SEEING YACHT,

Around New York Passing warships
L.s Battery Pier Daily. 1880 a. ne aae
z m lecturer and refresAments. E0A1S
New-York tribune., 1921-05-19
CENTRAL. HUDsoN LINE

NewburEh. PataE hkeepsIe king4tt,r.--
Leave EranAiin 81. weekdays exc Sat i.
p. n. Saturday. and ESQ p. NJ sse
Gay. a. II. and 4:30 p. NJ. for New bure.s,
and Pousnkeeps psie, sSl steamers ieave IS
lSsth 81. half hour later.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

Secondly -
DOUBLING the demand
- means doubling the
production which means
lower overhead - less cost
per garment a decided
saving for you, and plenty
of work for our needlemen.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

reelected at our meeting In Vienna.
At this meeting came into con-
tact with the women OF thirty dif-
ferent nations. / not only heard OF
the troubles OF shell-shocked Eu-
rope through these representative
women. but / learned their faith and
hope in the League OF Nations.
There was a universal feeling
among the women that II was their
job to see that no more wars are
made possible.
They came to Vienna full OF be-
lief in their ability, because today
woman, through the franchise. have
a power they have never had before
In the worlds history.
The one reservation I make with
regard TO the League OF Nations IS
that possibly up TO now II has con-
cerned itself too much with the po-
litcai phases OF world problems.
think the time has come now
when Il must deal with economic
problems and still more with human
problems.
II must concern itself with such
things as the famine in Russia and
the want in Austria.
II must help protect the weak
whether they be the under-dogs in
| Industrial situations or racial mi
norities submerged by national ma
jorities.
II alone can do so because Il alone
presents something like a parlia'
ment OF mankind.