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New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Reports by Wireless
By United States Naval Service

Distance ID is given in miles. Reports are
Aeolus 2oso sE Ambrose Dec IA.
AAEWlsea ohs n3. 81 ,1,,a q Key VEST Dec l5
algonquin 21S Scotland LV Dec 49,
Allaguash lat 43 % Ion 40 OF Dec 10.
Aryano $50 Sc Sabine Bar Dec Is.
Baldbutte 20 Jupiter Dec a.
Betheridge 5S ME- Cape Henry Dec is.
Benz Brewster off Tampico Dec is.
Borgestad So W Sand Key Dec H.
Camden $50 N Cristobal Dec is.
Cape Henry 1886 San Pedro Dec 15
5i,,l Caspar ar q 20 . Iiatteras as, Dec a.
City Of Weatherford 55 Sc South Pass
Dec Is.
Clare $50 Scotland Nv 8 PM Dec IA.
Cellffwood j e Miami Dec 10.
Comal "a n Hatteras Dec 49,
ConeaS, Comeho $2i 5 s Scotland ~ Dec IS.
Delco S IIatteras Dec Is.
Dillwyn 134 NE Lobos Island Dec 10.
District of Columbia SA Sc South Pass
Eastern Dawn 1174 e Cape Henry Dec is.
Ecuador $40 S Baltimore PM Dec a.
Edward l. poheny III IA w by. s Sand
Effingham 156 Il Norfolk Dec IS.
Ei Occidente 1914 Scotland Nv Dec To-
=, "a t1n oriente .o 55 NY Tortqgss Dec IA.
Ensley City s57 Ambrose Dec u.s..
Freeman IS NE Cape Henry Dec IA.
Gene Crawley AZ NNE Tampico Dec Is.
George Washington 2340 Il Ambrose Pm
Governor Cobb pd Jupiter Dec ii.
Gunand "a w Sand Key Dec Is.
II G Folger 60 N Jupiter Dec 15.
Hadnot so w Sand Key Dec 15.
Hagood i4S N Jupiter Dec IA.
Half Moon Is II Ambrose Dec Is.
Herbert G Wylie 170 SW Nantucket Dec Is.
fIt'. Hoven IA " saad Key Dec a.
Hilton "a Cape Henry Dec 10.
| c White 1913 NE Jupiter Dec ID.
indian pd Fire Island l PM Dec 15.
Iroquois 120 w Key West Dec IA.
J. Il Q Neil rs NE Jupiter Dec 15.
Josiah Macy 372 s Arkansas Pass Dec 49,
Is | Luckenbach S45 Ambrose Dec Is.
Knight Tempiar due Ambrose AM Dec g.
Lake Elsah a SW Hatteras Dec is.
Lake Florian 80 Sc Cape San Antonio
Dec Il.
Lake Giltedge IL $ Mobile 8 PM Dec IA.
Lake Stirring 10 Sc Fenwick Island Dec 15
Lightburne is w Sand Key Dec u.s.
Lilo 400 ESE Galveston Dec Is.
Maracalbo $40 Mayaguez PM Dec IA
Mayari 2ts Nantucket Dec 1b
Matinlcock $50 SG South Pass Dec 15
Melrose. As s by w Fire Island Dec 15.
Mendocino 81 w Sand Key Dec is.
Minnekahda 1900 Ambrose Dec is.
Morristown 265 Ambrose Dec 10.
Munplace 800 Baltimore Dec 10,
Nacoochee 81 N Hatteras Dec 15
Narbo 500 from Norfolk Dec Is.
Newton 56 w Block Island Dec IA.
Nelson ID Cape Henry Dec a.
Nora II Sand Key Dec 15.
Nordhvaten lat 4s 81 lon 10 AZ Dec 4.
Q waring 6S NE Sand Key Dec 10.
Ossa 176 from Ambrose Dec 15.
Patapsco $50 SW South Pass Dec 10.
Perfection 40S SW Block Island Dec is
ttowing bage Socony 9o>.
Suistacas taasS so4 AS Sc m Ambgo Dec Is Is. a.
Ruth 50 SW Fire Island Dec is.
Sabine Sun 81 SW Sand Key Dec 15.
Saeandaga lat 32 Ii lon b6 OF Dec ~.
Sagua l,14s s Scotland Lv Dec II.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Veterinary Corn
Marine Corps Orders
From The Tribune's Washington Bureau

From TIC 7Ttbune's WdSHin0ton Bureau
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-Marine Corps
orders issued to-day follow:
Robbins I'd Lit e. A.. to New York
Rogers Capt. w. NJ, to Pittsburgh.
Woods. Capt l.. E., to Pensacola.
Gulfoyle. Capt. p. w. to u. S. S. Huron.
Hammond, Capt E. b.. to Pehing.
Ackermar. I'd 1t. j.. to L. s. S. Savannah
Howard "a 1t. p. f., to U. $ S. Savannah.
Mcqueen Cd 1t, j. c., to bingham.
Hersman, Lit. e, to Pensa cola.
Harvis. Capt. }. p. dismissed
Miller. Mai 4. b. to Paris Island.
Shepard, Maj. r. L.. to Paris Island.
Burton, q. NJ. elk c. A. to Dept of
Pacific.
Smith. Q. NJ. elk H. J.. to Dept of Pacific.
Clarke, Mar. Gun. c. f.. to Dept. OF Pa
| cifc
Following to ouantico-Bourne, Capt. l..
NJ; Hamilton, Capt. G. W.; Moore, Capt
J. T.; Campbell, 1t II. D.; Wallace. 1t.
w. j.; Smith. Cd Lit. j. N; Whitney. 1t
II. W; Pennington, Gun. c. A.. Blake,
@. ii. elk B. IL.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
May Settle Chicago Strike
Schlesinger Goes to Chicago to
Meet Garment Workers

Benjamin Schlesinger. president of
the international Ladies' Garment
Workers Union, departed for On cago
yesterday. !, He will return Monday.
Following the calling of the big strike
here against piecework on November
IA the union in Chicago, 5000 strong,
went out, but it was said yesterday
that the prospects for settlement there
were good.
At the settlement headquarters of
the union in the Hotel Continental it
was said yesterday that more than 700
New York manufacturers have settled
with the union and returned to work.
lnls has rc-employed 1900 garment
workers on the old terms of weekly
wages and Il forty -four-hour week.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Incoming Steamships
Due To-day
nt

Vessel. Port Agency
Agwistar. Marseilles, Nov 2s: Ward Line
Eastern Leader. Shields; Noy 10y "a;
Aware. Santos, nov a.. u .Lioyd yiera Brazileiro
Robin Goodfellow, Everett. Nov II.
Algeria Glasgow, Dec 3...Cunard Anchor l.
Eurymachus Port Said. Nov, Nov 20
Santa Tecls. Barbados. Dee 6..-Gracs Line
st Mihiel. Antwerp, Dec 4
L S Army Transport Service
silene. Genoa. Nov 27, -. Three Star Line
City OF st Joseph Malta. Nov 2s.
DRYDEN Hamburg. Nov 2s Barber S 8 Lines
Eastern Sea. Antwerp. Nov "a;
Hcboheu. Santos. Nov ss
Orbits, Cherbourg, Dec
Royal Mail Steam Packet Line
Lancastrlan. Hamburg, Nov 90
Bacchus, Leghorn, Nov 25..Three Star Line
Storm King. Antwerp Dec l.
Osakis. Alexandria, Nov 25 Export s S Corp
Chinese Prince. Gibraltar. Dec l..
Arizonan, San Francisco, Nov 26
United American Lines
Orizaba, Havana, Dec Ia. Ward Line
Due Tomorrow
stavang gerfjord. Bergen, Dec T.
Norwegian American Line
iceland, Antwerp, Dec s.. Red Star Line
Regina d'Itala Gibraltar, Nov "a.
Lloyd Sabaudo Line
Concho. Galveston. Dec 40 Mallory Line
Due Sunday
Northwestern Miller. London, Nov. 20.
Furness. Witty & Co
Graecia, Nueyitas, Dec H.
Moore & Mccormick Co
Sarpfos, Kingston. Dec 11..Caribbean Co
Citta di Messina Lisbon. Nov "a Peirce Bros
Songyond santos, Nov 25.. .....S = Stray
FL Sage. New Orleans. Dec II. $50 Pac Co
Matura, Deinerara, Dec B.. :Furness- Withy
Toioa. Huyana, Dec Is. United Fruit Co
Due Monday
Cedric, liverpool. Dec 10. White Star Line
La Savoie. Havre, Dec 10. French LINE
Naracaibo. Mayaguez. Dec 13-..Red ID lNe
Porto Rico. San Juan, Dec ] g.
N & Porto Rico Line
Fort Hamilton. Bermuda. Dec II:
Furness. Witty & Co
Due Tuesday
Panhandle state. London. Dec Io,.U Lines
seythia, Liverpool, Dec TO-. Cunard Line
'5anaa, Hamburg, Dec 8. Unit Am Lines
a6ige, Genoa. Nov 30. Italia America, Inc
RyndaIn, Rotterdam, Dec TO-
fioiiand-America Line
Norro Cattle. Havana. Dec i6. Ward Line
Due Wednesday
hanchuria. Hamburg. Dec 10. Amer Line
henoplinee, London, Dec IL.
Atlantic Transport Limo
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
1922, 723 i'm Dix Estate
LII Beneficiaries Under Will of
ClereYYnan's Wido1u

Mrs. Emily Woolsey Dix, widow OF
the Rev: Dr.. Morgan Dix, left an estate
OF sd,,s sS22 ,123. Mrs: Dix died on May II
WI. The transfer tax appraisal filed
in the Surrogatcs' Court yesterdav
mentioned fourteen benefciaries, the
greater part of the estate going to
members of her family. The testatrix
left $4,000 to Trinity House.
Mrs. Dix owned a country home at
Mount kisco. which was valued at
$4,000, and she had equity amounting
TO $24,933 in her city residence at 120
East Eightieth Street. She owned Sc
curltles amounting to S760,447, includ
ing $4,000 in Liberty bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Maritime Miscellany

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 15--Board of
State Harbor Commission called for bids to
be opened January 12 for construction sub
structure and ground floor new China
basin terminal 10 be largest warehouse on
Pacific Coast; first contract estimated at
100000; work to be completed in ore
year; final cost estimated at $4,000, 600 ;
building will be s12x;22. six stories.
Crowley Launch and Tugboat Co pur-
chased more than 100 small boats from
navy station at Mare Island.
OGDENSBURG, Y, Dec 15--Clyde.
laden with sugar. from Philadelphia to
Chicago, reached Swift Water at Dickin-
sons Landing late to-day after delayed trip
through Canadian canals blocked by ice.
Vessels path cleared by Canadian govern
ment ice-breaker. st. Lawrence officially
closed TO navigation December 5.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
not be confirmed. DR.. Leslie could not
be reached

not be confirmed DR.. Leslie could not
be reached.
B. K. Ogden. manager Of the marine
Insurance department OF the board, was
present with DR.. Leslie in the morning
at the meeting of the board of directors
of Syndicate a. aud the United States
Salvage Association, at which the Sc
lection OF successor to Charles Il.
Page, manager Of these organizations,
was taken up. Lawrence j. Brenglc,
now underwater for Syndicatcs "B''
and &C" was appointed acting manager
of Syndicate "A" and the salvage asso-
citation. He will take up his new du-
ties on January 1. Mr.. Page has re-
signed to become manager of the Allan
tic marine department of the Firemcn' S
Fund Insurance Company, of San Fran
cisco.
John H. Trowhridgc. who has been
chief clerk of the syndicates for the
last year. was appointed assistant
manager of the salvage association. He
will have supervision, under the direc-
tion OF Mr.. Brengle. of the admins
tration of the association.
Mr.. Page said yesterday that with
the exception of the choice of a new
manager only routine matters were
discussed by the directors. The sub
leCl cl cargo insurance was Hol men-
toned at the meeting, he said.
DR.. Leslie has seen a number of un-
dcrwriters individually to get their
views on steps the board should take to
remove additional rates on shipments
in its vessels. 1t is the position of the
board that IS the least efficient opera
tors have teen eliminated and the
poorer ships tied up, there is no jus
titicstion now for higher charges. I'm
delwriters contend that the loss ratio
on government ships has been com
paratively larger than on privately
owned vessels, depending upon the
character Of the ships and the opcr-
ators They denv discrimination.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16

st Mihiel 425 f Ambrose Dec Il.
Samuel Brown 2lS w. Sand key Dec IS.
San Jose 379 Tca Dec Is
San Silvestre pd Sand Key Dec a.
Schodack $50 ll Ambrose Dec Is.
Socony $40 NV Havana Dec IA.
Swiftarrow 81 from Nowcy Rock Dec Is.
rames 200 SW Galveston Dec 10
TRANSFORMATION A ESE Hedge Fcncc JN
Dec Is.
Tuxparoil 2S5 from ITatteras Dec 10.
Utacarbon 50 w Sand Key Dec 15.
W l3 keene (tug) N Hatteras Dec 10.
w II Libby 1873 NV Tortugas Dec il.
w ]. Stecd 70 .SW Sand Key Dec 10.
w NJ Irish so Jupiter Dec IA.
Watertown 45 S by E Jupiter Dec IA.
West Arrow lat 46 Sc Ion So OF Dec l.
William Green 40 SIC Egmont Key Dec u.
William II Dohcny due Boston about noon
Saturday.
William Rockefeller 100 n Jupiter Dec a.
Winifred 1870 NV Egmont Key Dec IL.
Yorba Linda 35 S Jupiter Dec l5
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New Yor]

Arrivals From New York
SALERNO, Dec 7-Cloria de Larrina ga
(Br).
TORRE ANNUNz1ATA, Dec 7--Kincar-
dine (Brl.
NAPLES. Dec 9---Guglielmo Peirce Nt)
Szterenp Ut).
MADEIRA. Dec 14-Caronia (Br), for
Naples
MOVILLE, Dec 15--Assyria (Br), for
Glasgow.
YOKOHAMA, Dec 11--IIelcnus (Br).
PORT NATAL Dec 14-lIilarius (Br).
ToWNSVII II.E, Dec lS--Eastern Queen.
AMSTERDAM. Dec 13-Amste elland (Dul.
SUEZ, Dec 14~-Lorenzo (Br), from Cal
cutta.
Departures for New York
HAMBURG. Dec 10---Manchuria
MARSEILLES, Dec 10-~Providen (Fr).
LONDON. Dec 14~-Vindelia tBr).
AVONMOUTH. Dec 14.-Parthenia (Br9
COLOMBO, Dec 13-Biyo Maru (Jap).
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec 14--America, from
Bremen.
IMMINGuAM. Dec 14-Romsdalshorn
CNor).
SHIELDS. Dec 14--Weehawken (Br).
GIBRALTAR. Dec y-lperia (Br), from
Barcelona.
HAvRE. Dec 9-Chicago Fr).
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16

Italia. Trieste. Dec 1.... .Cnnard Line
Idaho. Hull, Dec Z. 7..Elleimans Wilson Line
SarcoXie. Bordeaux. Dec T.. mopolitan l.
Due Thursday
Breiz Izel Bordeaux. Dec a.... French Line
'rurrialba Kingston. Dec 10. United Fruit Co
Essequbo, Havana, Dec Is.
Pacific steam Navigation Line
Due Friday, Dec 23
Fredcris VIII. Christiania. Dec Is.
scandinavian American Line
American Legion. Buenos Ayres, Dec g.
Munson Limo
Quilota, Cristobal. Dec Is.
Paclnc Steam Navigation Limo
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Army Orders

From, The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Army orders
issued to-day follow:
Field Artillery
Crist. Capt. F. NJ to Camp Dix
Prettiman, Capt. G.. w. L., to Camp Di.
Madigan, 1t. r. b.. to Lexington
Infantry
Following 10 Camp Meade-Biles. Can't. A.
T.. jr.; Bacon. Capt +. r. Horton
Capt. *. D.; Howard. Capt. NJ L.:
Evans. Capt. H. r.
Veterinary Corps
Pickering. Lit. c. e., to Manila.
Moore, Lit. j. D., to Camp Travis
Miscellaneous
Wilson, Cd Tt. G. F.. Q. M. Officers Res
Corps, to Camp Hoa bird.
Miller, 1T. l.. w: Air Svc., to Panama.
Mitchell, Capt. II. E.. u, S A, to Kansas
City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
CITY Island

Bound SoutI,--Marshal Ioch (Br). Hall
fax for New York with lumber to Louis,
Bossert & Son and lath to w A Warren
Iavnia NJ Snow, Nantucket for New York
to a Elliot g. Co.
Bound East-Frsnces Parsons (Br),
Perth Amboy for st Johns n IT,
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Thompson Chosen Cantai,,

-, PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. - Paul
thompson, for many years vice-presi-
dent, was day elected president Of
the Athletic Association of the Univer-
slty Of Pennsylvania. He succeeds the
late ri. Laussat Geycl. N. Thomas
keath was elected president; Sgd
ney Thayer, secretary, and Edward r
Bushnell, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Marine Disasters

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec l5-Park uar
ward, Papette November for fan Fran
cisco, founded no information as to date
or position; fifteen mer of crew picked
up by Baron Inchcape (Br) after two
days III lifeboats and taken to Balboa
survivors returned on Hawkeye State
Harvard built in 1884 and owned by the
Charles Nelson Company
EUREKA. Dec 15--Five coastwise yes-
sells. harborbound. sailed 14th.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
By Cable and Radio

Orbita from southampton. due this
morning, will not reach Ambrose ightshir
until O'Clock Tonight, and will dock
saturday at 10 IL IN.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds at Sea To-day
Atlantic Coast north of Sandy Hook
Fresh north md northeast and fair weather.
atlantic Coast Sandy Hook to Hatteras
Fresh northeast and east and increasing
cicudiness
Atlantic Coast, Hatteras 10 Key West. to
FLORIDA Strsits-Frcsh northeast and cast
and partly overcast weather.
East Gulf of MeNico-Fresh east and
sout beast and overcast weather; probably
rsiN over north portion.
West Gulf of Mexico--Fresh southeast
end south, overcast weather and probably
local rains.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate to fresh northeast to cast and
partly overcast weather.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
FOREIGN RESORTS

condado- Vanderbilt Hotel. San Juan.
Address The Vanderbilt Hote.. Nav york.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-16
FLORIDA
HOTEL CLARENDON

tor Booklet of FLORIDA EAST COAST
Resorts write 243 5th Ave New York
THE BIILLEyIEW AND ,cyTTACNS
Belleair Heights. Florida Open Jan. 4.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

The letter is dated Princeton, August 21, 17s3. the Congress then being in session in the New Jerey town, and was addressed to o'Mrs.Thomson.C Corner of Spruce and 4 Street, Philadelphia"
 It was proposed that the residence of Congress be removed to Elizabeth town. N. J., but, according to the let ter. there was opposition on the ground that lodging in Elizabeth town would cost $4 a week whereas it could be obtained for s3 a week in Princeton. Whether the Thigh cost of living" in Elizabethtown finally swayed the Congress in rejecting it is not dis closed, but history records that the Congress met in Annapolis, Md, after leGving Princeton, and at no time sat at Elizabethtown.
 The letter, in part, which recently came into the possession of Mrs. Rex worthingtop. of Harrison. a descend ant of MT. Thomson. follows:
 Dear Hannah:-
 II have received yur letters dated Monday 12 o'clock and Tuesday 10 o'clock at night and acknowledged the receipt of them. MT. Rend was misinformed respecting the ad- journment. They met on Monday but they might as we'll have adjourned till this time for any business they have done. I am very apprehensive that nothing but some calamity will awak- on the states to n sense of their situa-
 ". The President of Con- gross has not provided a house for himself nor is likely he will find one here to suit him. find E,lizabethtown has been salked of at his table as a proper place for the residence of Con- gress. He has a house there which he says has twenty rooms and which he will let for tho use of the President It Is true the place is infested with mos quitoes in summer and lying low and near marshes may be liable to in termtttents in the spring and fall, but these are trifling, when it is considered that by fixing the residence of Con- gross there the value of his estate will be increased and he will have an op- portunity of letting his House at a good rent But yet I am inclined to believe this will be opposed by his colleagues. for MT. Condit has found q lodging in this town at 3 dollars a week which enables him to lay up money. And there is reason to fear that at EliZabethtown, which is so near New York. it will cost him at least four. This would be a clear loss of 52 dollars a year which is no trifiing consideration, and which I daresay will have due weight with some oth- ers There are other weighty consid- erntions which might ho S.a0.1tior,ou
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
R A YEAR ONCE WAS FAIR INCOME
lt That Was in the Good Old H Days of 1873

Harrison. Ark, Jan. 1s.-There was me in tho history of the United |,es when s52, representing a years p or saving Co members of Con- ss, was a vital factor in the consid- ltion of a proposed moving of the
 of government. and. according to officer of that same Congress-. $52 par was mo trifiing consideration"
 his bit Of History Is contained in otter written by Charles Thomas. rotary of the Continental Congress Ing the several years of its exist
 b. to his wife Hannah, an aunt of
 atdont William Henry Harrison.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

ITlOH1 OA hAlG lAAAAG 1Aih
 felt bad in my left side. My monthly periods were irreg- ular. sometimes five or seven months apart and when they did appear wouldlast
 for two weeks and
 were very painful. l
 was sick for about a year and a half and doctoredbut without .n. ,,,zxSwr,ryarvaa
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18

hbor recommended Lydia E. 6m's Vegetable Compound to me, he second day after l started talk I began to feel better and l kept inr it for seven months. Now ,,rn and perform all my house.
 You can use these facts as
 rrin recommend Ye0e=
New Britain herald., 1921-01-18
r rUPtN LEIItK
 TO WOMEN
rs. Little Tells How She Iffered and How Finally
 Cured

|iladelphia, Pa. -"T was not able to
 hy homework and had to lie down
Evening star., 1921-06-27

UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS for rent: lat.
est models: $50 per month. zoos l4th 1t.
usu. NnrtI, 1,Sk
Evening star., 1921-06-27
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

DAYTON WAGON, excellent condition; bod!
Il ISL $50. 403 $ st. NV: 81
NEW U. =. double ha rness for two horses $50
used double harness. $2:J; new saddles. s.; rid
ing brides. 81 30. Large assortment single har
ness and collars cheap. OogswelTs. 20 1ltl
st. NV. Franklin 72aS
Evening star., 1921-06-27
WANTED-HELP
sALESMEN,

FOR WASHINGTON and vicinity: no house
canvnSs!ng; those having experience IN the saIs
Of stocks and securities preferred shoula NJ.
500 weekly: commissions paid daily u. "
Dona ldSon, 921 st. NV, 3rd floor. q
SALESMEN--Write for list of lines and fmil
particulars: earn $500 to $4,000 yearly: his
demand for men; inexperienced or expert
enced: cty or travelling NATL Salesmens
Tr Assn Dent 3Ia. Chicago
Evening star., 1921-06-27
WANTED-HELP

LADIES-learn the real estate business. Need
not interfere with present occupation. Some
earn 500 or more per week. Free lecture daily
at I'm. Gibson Bros. go Colorado bldg. 27s
MAID, colored, to make herself useful in store.
923 st. NV
OUTSIDE sALESWOMEN-Learn to sell real
Free lectures every evening at Z 80 O'Clock. G.
Van Hoesen, $40 18th st.
Evening star., 1921-06-27

PR Z S S f r. experienced on
ladies' garments; all-year-round
position; good salary; vacation
with salary. Address Box 274-
p, Star office.
Evening star., 1921-06-27

RATS. PEDBCGS. WATER BUGS. ROACHES.
nras. extrrminated from your home. GEO. G.
sAPP. 800 Colorado bldg. Phone Main 5sS.
Evening star., 1921-06-27

ELECTR0JHEiAPY. HY.
drotherapy. Swedish massage given. DIR. CAR
OLYS AUSTIN. For appoin tment phone No
Evening star., 1921-06-27
PERSONAL

IT Is GENERALLY EELTEVED THAT SOME
up-to-tate good drr>sers are wise TO getting
the value for ladies and mems worn suits.
shoes. overcoats, trunks. etc. but to do this
they sell to us. and then tell II friend Or two
about it, and business increases. ~ 3l45.
LUSrH,S Old STAND. 6lN y.
Evening star., 1921-06-27

MEN white. able to io hard work: 81 per
day. Apply Sunday or Monday. Rear 100 ID
st.
MEN AMBITIOUS to quality in spare time for
positions in drafting profession: steady. con-
genial work. good pay. Day or evening classes,
complete course 3 to 8 months. Information as
IN opportunities on request. Enroll now. CO.
lnn,hin School Of Drifting. 18th and U sts: w.
Evening star., 1921-06-27

OUR PRICES ARE THE HIGHEST. WE
buy ladies' and gents discarded clothes. shoes.
etc WASHINGTON CIIiTHISG EXCHANGE.
to9 n CT Main y17S Call uuywhsre
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-11-26

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Evening journal., 1921-09-06
EIKToN MARRIAGE LICENSES.

ELKTON, Md, Sept. 6.-The fol-
lowing marriage licenses were grant
ed yesterday: Charles F. Miller
and Marie A. Becker, Francis Cor
don and Mary Wagner. Lester Nor
thern and Rosa Shiveley. Emerson
Bolton and Grace +. Burgin. George
Il. Hilbert and Madeline Develin,
Salvatore Francisconi and Lucy jan
netta, and Roman Schlinkofer and
Dorothy Crothers, all of Philadel-
pia John J. Yeager. Clifton Heights
and Mae Oldham. Philadelphia /;
Maurice COPELAND, Philadelphia, and
Elsie Brandt, Vineland. n. j.; Thorn
as w. Ayers. Philadelphia. and Ber-
tina L. McLaven, Wilmington; Ed
ward J. Kelso and Mary A. Fleisheli,
Washington; Harry V. Sherman,
Easton, Pa, and Anna S. Kelly,
Philipsburg, N. j.; Charles r. Moon
ey and Anita Krause, Slatington. Pa.
Walter p. Yeller and Stella f. Uy-
sock. Trenton; Louis Bassauo and
Peggy Hardy. Wilmington, Del.
Dennis Sweeney and Clara Trainer
Wilmington; Howard r. Vincent
and Elizabeth r. Hillar. Chester and
Anthony A. Albanez, New Britain
Conn, and Gertrude Arthur. Havre
de Grace.
Evening journal., 1921-09-06
Uncle Harry Talks About
the NeiU Health School

Government. which has done splen-
did work not only in this country,
but in all parts OF the world. in pre-
venting disease.
The New and the Old Idea
The regular medical schools and
colleges have been built upon the
idea of training men and women to
be doctors and surgeons, so that
they may cure people who have con-
tracted various diseases and met
with various accidents. The new
School of Public Health at Harvard
will be built upon an entirely differ
ent idea
1T will train men and women to
go out into the world TO teach people
how to avoid disease and accidents
by maintaining hygienic and sanitary
conditions in homes. and establish
ments and in all public places wher-
ever people gather. There is great
need for men and women trained in
this new profession. While the last
icentury has seen really marvellous
strides in the sciences of medicine
land surgery. the next twenty-five
or thirty years will see even more
wonderful achievements. because the
world realizes today that curing il
secondary. while prevention is pri-
mary. We know that the best way Ia
avoid fire loss is TO prevent fires from
starting. and we are learning that
the best way to avoid Illness and ac-
cidents and all suffering and losses
that accompany illness, etc, is tc
learn how to prevent diseases and
accidents"
Editors Note-Uncle Harry will be
glad to answer inquiries addressed tc
him, Care of the Editor. either in