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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

bulletin lust issued by the extension d.
vision says:
THE special attention given to educa-
ton this year has resulted In Increased
interest in university study, especially In
extension classes for adults at work In
business and industry. Men and women
everywhere desire continued instruction
not only in subjects of occupational value
but also in scientific and humanistic sub
jects. They are striving after better
working conditions, better living ana
better intellectual and cultural opportu-
mites.
'.New courses and a larger number
than formerly. are offered this year, es-
peciaIly in business and secretarial SUD
tects."
In outlining the purpose Of the division
the bulletin says :,
AFT ia the purpose of the extension dt-
vision to offer the people Of Indianapolis
a chance to study under university guld-
ance-an opportunity which Appeals
first TO men and women who have only
limited amount Of time for study ana
who wish to pursue subjects Of college
or university grade solely for their cul-
turaI value. and second to business AMI
professional persons who realize the
raIue Of college training as business
or-vocational asset and third to properly
onsIified rerscns who wish to work
toward an academic degree.
OTHER COURSES
ARE OFFERED.
Courses in accounting and business
law are also stepping stone sror business
and professional people who wish to I'M
prove the quality Of their services, or 10
take better POSITIONS states the pup
IIcot,on in the introduction to the
school Of Commerce section. There Is
also a growing appreciation on the part
~ the business world Of the value OF
studv of economics and Of the funoa-
mental principles Of psychology which
enter so largely into the makeup OF
letter n business transaction, such as
the sale of goods, or the treatment OF
oro,s colleagues The same reasons
make useful the courses In publicity anu
odvertising for workers in offices.
In describing the courses the follow
ing statement is made;
ssrTbe extension courses in commerce
are planned for adults engaged in ousl-
ness who desire to Improve their oppor-
tunities for promotion, and for high
school graduates, who enter business po-
sitions Immediately after leaving school.
Men and women who are managers or
directors of private enterprises ale aP-
preciatiye Of the practical value OF work
so designed as to give wide variety
of the facts and the accumulated expert
ence Of the business world. Business has
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
Aguilar's Rebellion
in Mexico Put Down

MEXICO CITY. Jan. ia rebellion
at villa Guadalupe, headed by Gen. HI
ginio Aguilar, a former army officer in
tho Diaz regime, has been put down by
regulars, the War Department announced
today. One hundred and City soldiers
who Joined Aguilar have been disarmed
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
Local Moose to Put
on Columbus Work
Special to The Times.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. 13.-More than
one hundred candidates will be initiated
into the Hoosierheart Legion by the
Moose Lodge Of this city here Sunday.
A delegation $50 strong is coming from
indianapolis on special interurban cars.
The initiatory work will be given by the
Indianapolis degree team. The Green's
burg lodge is to bring 125 members and
delegations also are expected from Sey-
mour, Edinburg and Hope. street
parade will be held at 2 o'clock and a
banquet at 5.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
BITING HUBBY
SUED BY WIFE

CHICAGO, Jan. 13-Mrs. Catherine
OReilly, who three times kept John
O'Donnell Of Logansport, Ind, and his
wedding guests waiting at the church."
only to reveal later that the couple were
already married and the church we'd
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
BANK SURPLUS INCREASED.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Jan. 13.--At the an
nual stockholders meeting OF the First
National Bank OF this city the surplus
OF the bank was increased from $4,000
to $4,000. H Griffith was reelected
president, Elizabeth Lucas. vice presi-
dent; F. ]. Crump, second vice president
and C. T. Dehmer, cashier.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

dings had been planned for 'camou
Iage, wants a divorce today because,
she says, her husband bit her.
Every time 1 saw him he bit me-
Mrs. O'Donnell declared. 81 never did
love him anyway. He was 30 and I'm 20,
but my mother thought he was wealthy
and insisted I marry him. 1t turned out
he didn't even have money"
Judge Lewis has indicated he will
grant the divorce.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

In the Basement Store you get supreme values
day in and day out, week in and week out; year
in and year out. 81
1t is on the basis of superior value giving that
the Basement Store was founded and on which
it thrives-
And now when powerful event like our Jan
uary sale, with its pitiless demands for sweeping
reductions comes upon the scene-the wreck
and ruin to prices that were low to begin with is,
from your viewpoint, pleasure to behold.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13

Heating Il makes Pennanf even
more delicious. Try IT and seel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
PUPILS play FIRE"-REAL.

OMAHA, Jan. 13.-When a boy told
Sister Mary Vincent De Paul OF the
Sacred Heart Junior School he smelled
smoke she proposed that the pupils play
fire" and then marched them out, when
they learned the building actually WAS
on fire.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-13
Waits 20 Years; Sues

HAMMONDTON, N. J., Jan. 1S.-Aftel
waiting twenty years on her tardy
lover, Miss Lillian Boyle today brought
suit for breach of promise against James
e Baker an insurance man. She asks
$4,000. Miss Boyle decided to bring the
suit, she said, when Baker was mar
ried.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-03
TO
SUCCESS

The News huge $500 Salesmahp Club Campaign undoub
eddy the largest thing attempted BY publication
section OF the state and this
at least of
with little red blood her NOW
entire list by the first
votes that gwen tree with certain of IN
fore March X lhls
ward the of the
tries will 10000 votes over and abov ~. g
vote schedule bonus Of Sc the close Of
first period, March II, - - :
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
Sc JfZDNE v DOLENNlM ME
STE OPET ZRUSENO.


Nedavno zavedena Sc pasmo
va saba, platici cd hranic me-
sta, bude cd priStiho pondell
zrusena, jak prohlasil dopravni
Tiditel clevelandske spoletnosti
poulicnich drah. M6stska rada
navrhla toto snizeni Ma 30den-
III zkouSku, ale "vyhoda" nena-
sla zalibeni V oGich obecenstva
a spoletnost pry ami "a snizene
iizdne nestrzila tolik, aby kry-
to bylo vydani vytistenim no.
vych jizdnfch l.stku. Hlavnim
Utelem pasmove sazby bylo, a.
bv sobe obyvatelstvo vice zvy-
klo ma pouzfvani poulicnich
drah zeimena aby jezdilo ma
kupovat do obchodG dolenniho
m6sta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
POLICE ZATkLA SKUPINU
DOMNELYCH ZELEZNIC-
MICH LUPICU.

Detektivni kapitan Mato-
WITT zatkl vcera dopoledne spo
In poStovnim inspektorem A.
M Calvertem Altoona, Pa,
V {. 1898 Alpine ave. S. Z. sedm
muzn, z nichz pry pTi nejmen-
Sim ttyfi jsou hledani pro lou
pe2 spachanou 80. cervence ma
pennsylvanskem rychliku. Y
kterem poblize Gallitzen. Pa,
ukre dli registrovanou poStu V
cone n6kolika tisic dollaru. Po-
hcie $la po stop6 die licentni-
ho fiela ante. V n6mz lupifi
nrchali a tato vedla do Cleve-
'andn AZ k zminen6mu domu,
kfery bvl DO celV Gtvrtek detek-
tivy stfezen nezli bylo prikro-
feno k zatGeni. Jeden re zatce-
nVch bvl vSak propulsion ma
svobodu. kdezto ostatni We
sm6s prohlaSuif svoii nevinu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
DOMNELY NACELNfK BAN.
DY AUTOZLODEJU DOPA.
DEN v CLEVELANDE.

Y Baltimore Buffalo byl
urady hIedan jisty muz, ienz Sc
vzdor zarukam nedostaviI k
soudum. Vtera zatCen byl We
SVEN byte, 9322 Wade Park
ave, A. +. Hardy, aspon 81 to-
to jm6no privlastnuje. 0 nemz
Sc zdejSi policie domniva, re
Jest pohlavarem rozv6tvene
handy automobilovych lupicu,
ktera vyvinovala hlavn6 Gin
most mezi Clevelandem a n6ko-
lika vychodnimi mesty Priiede
:, prom serzant policeini auto
mobilovG skadrony Russell 2
Buffalo.
Y byte zatceneho naSla poll
Gle celou fadu vice jak pode-
zrelych veci a sice 80 klitd k
Dodge automobilum, automo-
bilove soucastky, dv6 StuGky
latek, zasobu ruznych skvostu
a til plechovky morfinu, ktery
nry die vlastniho tvrzeni vym6-
hoval morfinistum "a Sperky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
PAINESVILLSTf TOVARNfCI
PROHRALI.

Jak mezinarodni unie dam
skych krejGi tax i Sdruzeni Wy
rabitelu isou pot6Seni rozhod-
nutim soudce A. B. Reynoldse,
ienz V prvnim zasedani odlozil
zadost painesvillske kreiCov-
ske tOvarny John Meyer &
Son, iez vymaha soudni zakaz
proti mezi Zam6stnanci a "a
mestnavately docilen6 dohod6,
zeim6na proti mzdovym a pra-
covnim podmfnkam. Soudce 81
ce neuGinil zasadniho rozhod-
mutt, ale tovarna zaluiicf ma
malou nad6ji, re by spor. kite
rem pozaduie 10000 doll. od-
Skodneho, vyhrala. Pravoplat-
ny soudni vynos otekavan jest
priSti Gtery.
Firma opira zalobu o tvrZe-
mi. re platebnfmi pracovnimi
podminkami clevelandskymi il
bylo znemozneno sout6ziti Sc
zavody zdejSimi a ze neni 5 to
dostati n6kterym kontraktum,
z kter6 okolnosti j povstala
skoda uvedene vySe.
Wee clevelandsk6ho d6lni-
ctva zastupoval Baker, byvalV
tajemnik valky, ktery Sc vsak
dosud nevyslovil; "a to pray
mix tovarnikG clevelandskych
iejichz ell jesttentokrate spo-
letnym d6lnictvem, F. G.. Bu-
tier prohlasil nad6ji, re boj
bude vitezn6 skonten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06

Zabavni vybor, jemuz svefe-
no bylo usporadani vyrocniho
vyletu Velkofadu Statu Ohio
{. S. p. s., yybral pro letosek
p6knou. move upravenou zahra
du pri Cesk6 SIM Sokol ma "a
radni stran6, kde Sc zitreiSi ne
dele 30 2. hod. odpoledni roz-
proud prava staroteska zaba-
"a. O vsecko je postarano, ba
kdyby snad sv. Petrovi napa-
dlo spustiti stavidla, coz byva
Zabijakem kazd6ho podobneho
podniku. Pri zitrejSim vyletu
bude 1tinkovati kapela Sdruze
nf Ceskych HudebnikG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
PROHIBICE A OPILSTVf.
Soudce Mcmahon tvrdi, re Sc
lid oddava pitt koralky.

Cd dob, kdy Sc t6sime "do-
brodini" prohibice, ubylo nam
ien malo pripadu opilstvi, iak
prohlasuje sam soudce W. Nc
Mahon, jenz Sc vratil op6tn6 k
policeinimu soudu, kdyz byl VI
&c iak rok pdsobil u soudu OBJ
tansk6ho a nynf zastupuje po-
liceiniho soudce V. j. Terrella,
meskajiciho ma prazdninach.
Hned v prvni den uradovani
rozhodoval mad 25 pfipady O.
pilstvi, coz jest vetsi pocet,
nezli Sc kdy udal, die jeho pa
nett dob6, kdy V zemi dosud
"sucho" nezavladlo. Policejni
rekordy "a m6sic cervenec hla-
ST. re letos bylo pro opilstvi "a
tGeno 1873 osob, kdezto ia tu-
tez dobu T. 1913 bylo zatceno
ien 80 osob pro tentyz pre-
stupek vice.
Velice zajimavym Jest W
rok tohoto soudce, ktery velice
trefn6 vystihuje dnesni "su-
chou" dobu:
"Dfive pill lid ien pivo a VI
no, dnes Sc ale naucil pitt whi-
sky aneb ruznych jedu pod tim
im6nem oznaGenych a dnes upi
ieii Sc k smrti misto ably Sc mo-
hi jako drive osv6ziti sklen-
kou".
Mailed soudce McMahona V
pln6m rozsahu potvrzuje w
pomvcny klerk muuioip@ .a.ao
soudu John Douglas. jenz ,ia-
vi prave 25let6 jubileum dfed-
nj Cinnosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
z NEJNOVEJSiHO REPER-
TOIRU CLEVELANDSkYCH
LUPICO.

V okoli domu {. G112 Tha-
ckeray ave. udala Sc sobotniho
rama prestrelka, kdyz Samuel
Tannenbaum poCal paliti ma
diva lupice, kteri Sc snazili vnik
nouti do jeho domu zadnim
vchodem. Vetfelci byli strelbou
tax postraseni, re prchli Wy
naSeli prav6 z garaze bednu va
ice. kterou strachy zahodili.
Do domu Franka Volka,
9502 Raymond ave, vnikli lu-
piti Y patek V noci a ukoristili
diamantovy prsten spolu s dam
skTmi hodinkami a V t6ze adre
Sc bydltcimu Ad. Hamishovi u
kradeny takt6z hodinky.
William Cole, 1926 vych.
az. ul., pfepaden a okraden byl
dv6ma muzi 0 p doll. hodin-
ky. Josef Mairrios bydlici ma
rohu vrch. 9. ul. Lakeside
ave, obran takt6z dv6ma ban
ditv ma rohu Hamilton ave. a
vych. 9. ul. o $3.50 a o pojist-
ku.
Policeini serzant Smetana "a
tiki diva muze prave We chvili,
kdyz tito opoust6li Temple di-
vadlo, 1920 vych. 55. ILL.,, 2
nichz ieden st6hoval cely stroi
ma promitani obrazku, kter6ho
Sc arci zmocnili nedovoIenIm
Zpusobem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
CLEVELAND ODMiTA KOM
PROMIS S PLYNARNOU.
Dnes odpoledne kona Sc novy
pokus. Prohrana bitva ply
narnou znamenala by hrob
politicke kariery.

Plynarensky vybor cleveland
ske mestsk6 rady ma vterejsim
zasedani odmitil urovnati ply
novou otazku die navrhu East
Ohio Gas Co., die vzestupn6ho
cenniku 45c "a prvnfch 1000
krychlovych stop a 25c nizsi
sazbu pfi odbirce 10000 stop
nezli plati die smlouvy uzavre-
ne pfedmestf Lakewood. Schu-
ze vterejSi byla tajnou a jedi
nou dohodou bylo odlozeni po-
rady ma sobotni odpoledne. Wy
sledek move porady sotva bude
Znam pred dneSnim veGerem.
Stanovisko zastupcu Cleve-
landu shrnouti lie, die az do
sud znamych vysledku, We diva
odstavce:
L.. V boji pro Zachovani stare
ceny 35 "a 1000 stop budiz,
treba pomoci soudniho zakazu,
pokratovano az do neurcita.
2. V padu nastal6 potfeby
necht' m6sto vyhledava pomo-
ci federalnich soudd a mezi-
statni obchodni komise proti
Hope Natural Gas Co. We West
Virginii, jez jest hlavni doda-
vatelkou zasob pro East Ohio
Gas Co.
Vtera okolnosti Sc zdaly ma
sv6dtovati, re dneSni schGze
schvali zpravu vyboru dalSi
pokratovanf boji proti ply
narnam. Nahledu toho jsou ne
jen radni republikan5ti, ale j
strany demokraticke, ktefi Sc o
bavaji, re by prohrana bitva s
plynarnou mohla znamenati i
ztratu politicke kariery jiz pri
listopadovych volbach.
Take Lakewood nehraje
vse, jak by sobe plynarna pra-
la a prace ma rozSireni plyno-
vodu byly zastaveny, jelikoz
oponenti move uzavren6 smlou
Wy sbiraji podpisy ma petici, die
ktere ma byti lakewoodska ply
nova otazka pfedlozena refe-
rendu. Byvaly tamnejSi radni
II. S. Hart Jest vudcem oposice
q die jeho slov dosazen byl jiz
ma petici dostatecny poGet pod
pisu, tax re tato bude snad liz
dnes V poledne odevZdana
m6stskemu klerkovi Podobn6
zde ma byti plynov6 otazky
vyuzito k politickym ucelum,
aby do sedla bylo pomozeno ne
kolika propadlym kandidatum.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
co VSECHNO MUZE CLIO.
VEk PRI KOUPANf
ZTRATIT.

Do basenu Y Luna parku sko
I'll iisty koupaiici Sc muz a
kdvz Sc obievil ma povrchu.
shledal. ze mu schazi faIeSny
chrup. Vyhledal arci lined do
2orce vypravdl mu svui ma
Ter, ale dostalo Sc mu Y odpo-
v6d', re musi cekati az do sire
detni noci. kdy Sc Y nadrzky
obycein6 vypousti voda ma
hrazuje Gerstvou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
PO PROJED
MANI 81 ZALOB PROPU-
STENA.

Kdyz byla okresni velkopo-
rota vZnesla V 81 pripadech, 2
nichz 4 zneji ma zlocin vrazdy,
prlpadn6 obzaloby, byla trest-
MIN soudcem +. p. Waltherem
rozpust6na. Mezi vrazednymi
pripady naleza Sc Graham w.
Scott, byvaly l6kar a Martin
Korneval, 2255 Creighton ave,
kteri jsou zalovani, re zavinili
smrt 15let6 Elizabethy Schultz
owe, netere Konervala, ktera
byla nalezena Y utery Y dome
manzelu Gibsonovych, sic
vJch. 100. ul., jako mrtvola.
Pfi soudnim prohl6dnuti u
znal koronGr, ze divka Sc stala
obeti zlocinne operace. Take
Michael Chumsa, 2034 vych.
18. ul., bude So museti zodpo-
vidati pro zavrazd6ni Josefa
Straky, ienz u neho byl ma
byte.
Dva Italove Josef Procia a
William Becci postaveni budou
pred porotu pro Vrazdu druhe-
no stupn6 spachanou ma Fran
kovi Leondausovi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06
VYLET RYBARSKY.

Ohio Fishing Club vypravi Sc
Ultra po poIedni od Narodni ST
ne IA Broadway a puide hud-
bou Y tele po vTch. 40. al. az ma
Fleet ave, kde celia vyprava
ysedne do kar, aby vyletnici Sc
priliS dlouhym pochodem neu-
navili a dovezeni budou do "a
brady p. Capka ma vych. II.
u!.. kde ie bude otekavati ruz-
ne obGerstveni pobaveni vsech
smern.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-08-06

Matka: "Je to tebou hol-
ka hrdza, re musiS miti kol
sebe vzdy par pitomych klu-
XII y
DceruSka: "Coz ia "a to mo
hu. re nepriidou rozum6jSi
pani?"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-21
Governments and Municipals
Foreign-American

NeO fO rapidly becoming great market for the fotaton of
municipalities actively dealt in this market and
the list steadily American investors becoming inter-
the edition Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-21
TAX REFUND IN PENNSYLVANIA
NEW ISSUE
$2,25O,OOO
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First Mortgage 15-Year 100 Sinking Fund Gold Bond
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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

Latest StyIes.-It used to be thought
that clothes made the man. Nowadays
they break him.-London Opinion.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

Leave it to the American farm woman to get out ano find a mar
ket while her husband looked to idle mills for returns N a great wool
crop. She dragged out the old family loom from the attic. busted
1t on and started weaving blankets from virgin wool-blankets which
sell from $11 to SIS a pair and r sought after by hotel and public
institution managers. The movement first started in Arkansas and
Texas where thousands of pounds Of wool clip is in store-due to
IS cents to produce. The pictures show, upper, small flock of sheep,
such as may be found on any farm, which will shear enough wool
to make three or four blankets. Lower--A wool, growers wife at
Texarkana, Ark. who is making $40 to SIS a day with the old fam
lily loom. Offices are being opened in Texas by wool growers where
orders for blankets are taken, to be filled by community looms.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

Change of Tune.-Quite a number OF
young men who were loudly singing a
few months ago, How va Gonna Keep
EN- Down on the FARM can be heard
now in the mournful chant, How We
Gonna Stay in Town and Eat?"-De.
troit Journal.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05
CONVERTING EXPERIENCE.

A woman went into a store to ask
for some hose, but was dissatisfied
with the limited assortment and final
ly asked the clerk-'Is that all the
hose you have in your shop?"
The saleswoman disgruntled said:
Eyes Nam, All except the pair I've
got on"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

The man who keeps his eyes open
for pointers in his own business can
get a lot of them from business in any
line.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

There are thousands of kinds OF smiles, bt II would De mighty hardt to
picture even in the minds eye smiles more poignantly tragic than those mere
seer Two years of life have held little saw misery for these Vienna young
sters yet even though the resutl Is painful, they smile. They are victims q
ricketts,, the offspring of transformation, n THAT countless others In stricken
Europe may nt ave to share their faeei eight American reHef organizations,
under the nam of the European Relief Council are making n joint appeal Tor
the conscience of America to complete relief workw which this winter faces its
crisis. These agencies are the American Relief Administration, the American
Red Cross, the American Friends Service Committee 20 ,akers), the Jewish
Joint Distribution Committee. the Federal Council of Churches of hrtt In
America, the knights of Columbus the Y NJ c. A and the Y. w. C. A
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

The man who doesn't keep close
track of his costs, will soon be side
tracked.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05
WHY THEY'RE WHIsKERLESS.

Little Boy-"Mother, are there any
men angels in Heaven"
Mother-"Why, certainly dear"
Little Boy-"But mother, | never see
any pictures of angels with whiskers."
Mother-"No dear, men get in with
close shave. "-Aggie Squibb.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-03-05

New Mark Needed.-Jaek: 81 don't
think / should get a zero on this TX
animation"
Prof: Correct, but that's the low
est mark | know of."-Froth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-01

use of the tank after dark. All day yes
terday children and adults called at
Engine House 10 in an effort to have
the order rescinded. They were in
formed that the Simms command would
stand. 1t was pointed out that no order
had been issued by the Fire Commits
sioner with regard to street bathing
tanks, whereas definite rules had been
issued applying to street showers.
A meeting of parents living in Green
witch Village and vicinity at which a
protest was framed against the action
of Captain Simms and an appeal to
Fire ommissioner brennan asking i'm
mediate restoration of the tank was
held last night. 1t was pointed out
that while children in the vicinity of
Engine Company Is are denied water
for their tank other such devices in
many downtown streets were being
operated last night as usual.
The shouting Of the children's chan
tey eve want our tank" to the tune of
hymn with which all the little Ital-
ians and other children of foreign born
in the district appeared to be familiar,
drew hundreds of persons to the To-
cality. When the youngsters were or
dered to move on by patrolmen they
formed line and paraded in bathing
suits timing their steps to the mo-
notonous repetition of eve want our
tank" The manifestation of Juvenile
displeasure lasted until late in the eve
ming.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-01
Ends Life by Gas While
Family Is at Church
Former Lighting Company SUI
periniendent Suicide at
Mamaroneck
Speeial Dispatch to The Tribune

PORT CHESTER, N. Y, July ST.
Joseph Patrick Kane, fourteen wears
superintendent of the Westchester
Lighting Company in Port Chester. Rye
and Harrison districts, committed sui
eide at his home, Hilldale Lane. Mama
roneck, to-day by inhaling Illuminating
gas. Members of the family returning
from church found him lying in a
clothes closet. Through a crack in the
door he had run rubber tube from a
gas jet in an adjoining room.
Mr.. Kane was forty-four years old
and native of Mamaroneck and had
been melancholy for some time. He
resigned from the lighting company
year ago and went into the real estate
business Last autumn he went with
the Connecticut Light and Power Com
pany in Greenwich.
He was director of the Port Chester
Chamber of Commerce, member of the
American Gas Association. National
Electric Light Association, Society of
Gas Engineers of New York, Port Ches-
ter Elks and White Plains Knights of
Columbus. He leaves wife and enc
child.