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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
JOHNSON TO TAKE A
MUCH NEEDED REST

r. Q. Johnson, Gary's next mayor.
within the next few days. wiz leave
Gary for a week rest Mr.. johnson.
during his campaign Was MN to
his bed for about 4 week due to a Sc
we're case Of peritonitis. lie has not
yet decided just where he will 60.
About five months ago Mr.. Johnson
took treatments al Martinsville and it
is likely he Will go there again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
Obituary
IN MONOGRAM.

N WNsf.NkAAA VI
In sad ana loving remembrance oil
our dear son and brother. Ralph. VIII
died l year 80 today the 10Th of No
4mbor. 1920.
Again the month of November is here
70 US the saddest Of the year
Peaceful be thy silent slumber
Peaceful in the grave 50 LOW
Thou no more viii join our number
Thou no more our sorrows know.
Vet again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fed
And in Heaven with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Sadly We miss and silently We mourn
BY Parents, brothers and sisters.
Mr.. AND MRS. BERT VAN sESsEN.
GRACE, CLARENCE. GEORGE. AL
BERT AND VIOLET. 1l-10-f
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10

The prisoners are expected to he
oner"d TO practically all or those whose
oHenses rave been given a minor
classification lad they been committed
peace times.
The administration is said to take
the view, now that the war is over.
most Of the political prisoners have
paid adequate penalty for the crimes
q which they stand convicted.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
BEATS
u hIS REMNANT

In an argument between his landlord
Victor Kohn. i6@e TYLER street. over
some repairs that were IT, be made.
john Grin "a tenant, was severely beat
en- up in Cary last nisht waen he al
leges that kohn attacked him with a
blackjack INJECTING painful injuries
10 hie head. kaha was arrested on
a charge of assault and battery ana up
On being found guilty. in tire city court
thfs murniag. was lined So ana costs.
ainoantins 70 SIS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10

2029-state VS.. Andy Horvatich.
2033-State VS.. Bill P~anopouIos.
2oSS-State VS.. Wojciek kowalcyzk
2o4S-state vs.. Dan Yanovich.
20S5-State vs.. Il. c. Trout.
2o9e-State vs.. Tony Gagar.
2l01-State VS.. Vincent Krskejs.
2l03-State ". Sam Rodich.
2I07-State vs.. Resto Vuzovich.
2113-State vs.. Bella Kellnar.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
GARY PLUMBER
IS

Hubert +. Danielson Gary plumber.
today dled a petition in bankruptcy
in the Federal court. at Hammond
Danielson has a plumbing sho9 Ii s17
Washington Il He lis1s his defts at
s3.279.54 and his assets at sI.I2239
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10

TO the unknown American war dead to-
day by dspositins a simple wreath Of
Canadian Maple leaves on the casket at
the capitol.
He is 30 years old straight and sup
PIE a. a youth. and with a mind as
alert as it was whom he won his Vic
tofia Cross. 50 years ago in India
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
TOO LATE TO CLhs !

II YOU HAVE a Dodge car Is
class mechanical condition. en-
body, price right. no d~ea4er, al
care of Times, Hammond. BIZ.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-11-10
CANADA PAYS
TRIBUTE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS sERvIcEI
NASHlNGlON. Nov. l0.-Sergeant
George f. Richardson, the Oldest ".
G" in the world. paid canada's tribute
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-02-28

kane, Wash.
The terra Gotta entrance-the
wide brick mantle and the excell-
ent window arrangement are all
features which appeal to women.
Next week, photograph and the
floor plans for a sturdy seven
room brick house.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-02-28

We Know Lot of Building Will Be Done in Fitzgerald
This Year
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-02-28

room is used as combined dining
room. A built in Pullman break
fast room is featured in one plan.
1t is remarkable the large closet
space worked out in the DeChenne
plan. The bungalow shown here
was built from plans drawn by the
National Builders Bureau of Spo-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-02-28

The choice two floor plans is Of
fered the home builders who choose
this cozy little five-room bungalow
of cement and wood.
One plan is for an exceptional
big bed room and sleeping porch
while the other prints of one bed
room-an alcove room and sleep
ing. porch. A big 12x19 foot living
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-06
En- Diciembre no habra
banquete nj fiesta sin
Remotti & Campo

1Quiere vd. huevos7. ...-... No OIL
vide a Remotti.
SQuiere gallinas, paIomas, pavos y
toda clase de aves? No divide Campo.
5Quiere vd. un lech6n vivo asado
q la vara?. .... Yea Reinotti 8
Campa
lQuiere vd. Galantina de pavo pa
vo trufado relleno, ricos pasteles y
hallacas7. ...... Campo 8 Remotti.
IPescadO de Puerto Real, Mayagiiez,
Aguadilla, ricos saImonetes, colnpleta-
mente frescOs? Tenga presente Re-
motif.
SQuiere vd. algo peculiar para No
che -buena a7-Acu6rdese de Campo.
6Prspara vd. algdn Bautizo Ban
Quete2 No divide Remotti 8 Campo.
Lame siempre a los tel6fonos ndmeros
11e2 y $40, San Juan, P. R.
. Advt
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soBRE Ell CAMPO ATLETICo DE
NLANATI

Como va habiamos infornado, los se-
flores don Enrique Zorrilla don Angel
M. villamil, tienen en- proyecto la cons
trucci6n de un campo atl6tico en- la en-
tusiastica poblaci6n de Manati A esos
efectos. eli Lodo. Don Carlos ". Urru-
tia, superintendent de Cultura Fisica
del Departamento de Instruction de
Puerto Rico, en- union del Lcdo Villa
mil, han estado conferenciando con Ell
Rdo. Padre Vicario, de San Juan, a fin
de obtener el arrendamiento d los te-
rrenos apropiados para tai fin, los cua
les pertenecen al Geologic de Ia Inma
culada Concepci6n'', de Manati. Los
sefores Urrutia y villamil han salido
altamente satisfechos de la entrevista
celebrada con Ell Rdo. Padre vicario,
Quien Sc mostr6 deseoso de que tai pro
veto So realice, va que, ademas de
otras consideraciones, comprendc La i'm
po~tancia del desarfollo de cultura
fisica que, inevitablemente, propende
al enaltecimiento del caracter civico
del individuo.
FL Padre vicario Y el Lcdo. Urrutia
iran a Manati el lunes del corrien-
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MEsRIO 70

De Ia carestia de la vida, de la cri-
sis economical, que pintan tan ravoro-
sa; me rio de la tonterfa de los cue to-
do 10 ven triste, de los esplritus de-
bilos que en- todo encuentran difculta-
des. Me rio .... iuue Sc vol, me rio
de todo, hasta de Uds. nismos. Que ca
ramba. Nj que fueran tan serias las co
sas de la vida. .... 81, ST, me rio por-
que la vida no es mas que una pirueta
que al fin Sc acaba ' que provoca a
risa. Me rio hasta de Ia nismisima
muerte, y ustedes Sc reiran talnbi6n
cuando MEDAL MIL co. estrene
Advt.
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En- el sitio uamado entonces las ca
sas del Rubio, Cruz del Espiritu San
to, habitaba un pobre ciego apellidadc
el ito Matfas, que habfa perdido la vista
Gle I'm fogonazo, defendiendo con Daoiz
Ell parque de Montele6n.
Sin medios para ganar ell sustento,
nj otra compafiia que Ia de una Meta
de catorce afios, ell ito Matfas Ell vIvI
TO, como Sc lie namaba en- Maravillas,
pedfa hmosna en- la puerta de la igle-
sia y recogia abundante colecta de log
compasivos vecinos que lie consideration
de las vfctimas del memorable dos de
mayo.
La mafana que nuestro relate Sc con
trae, Ell ITO vIvITo sali6 de SUI casu-
cha apoyado en- ell brazo de la gentil
Rosita; pero en- vez de encaminarse la
iguesia tom6 Gale adelante, cruzando
por entire Ell tango de los terrenos que
hey ocupan las de Ruiz, Malasana San
Andres, fu6 q, situarse al pie de la mura
la y muy pr6ximo al postigo que daba
acceso a la villa por ell camino de Fuen
carral
va vera vuesa merced-le decia su
nietecita-como este empeno nos tras
que sentir.
mo 10 ver6 hija mia, y asi Dios me
ayude como me pesa no verlo; porque
de tener luz mis- ojos, vieran tanbien
ese maldecido hereje que tiene cautivo
nuestro aGnado rey Fernando. Pero tti
estas aqui, te sentaras mi lado, y
cuando pase me diras sus seiias; ique
yo lie we're len los rencores de mi alma!
Ahora y para quitarte Ell FRO, recoje pie
dras por ahi y colocalas segdn yo te Olga.
Rechinaron los hierros de la vetusta
pyerta ell tambor de la guardia hizo
oir un redoble.
-Ya vienen, sin duda, abuelo.
-si; hace tempo que 10. anuncian los
latidcs de mi coraz6n.
sonaron pisadas de caballos y fran
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ATaL DIA COMO HOYA
"Recordar es vvir dante
8 DE D1c1EMBRE DE 1909
Ell crEao DEL PARoUE-NAPoLEoN EN- MADRID.

Dar6is las 6rdenes oportunas para que
tcda la guarnici6n este sobre las arxnas,
disponiendo que en- ell transito, a uno
y otro lado de las Gales, former desple
gados en- dos filas los batallones mas
opuestos y garridos. Fijareis Immediate
mente en- las esquinas y son de tam
Dor, un bando en- que conmine con la
pena de ser arcabuceado a todo vecino
que no Sc descubra al paso de s. M. T.;
y dispondreis, finalmente, todo 10 nece
sario para que Ell enperador, mi augusta
hermano, tenga un recibimiento digno
de su grandeza, en- la capital de Espafa.
Asi hablaba Ell rey intruso Jose Bona
parte, su secretario del despacho &c la
Guerra la tarde del seis de diciembre
de 1909.
-Vuestra Majestad sera servida, Sc
for-contest6 Ell general O'Farril in
clinandose.- Tiene v. NJ algo mas que
ordenar?
Nada: solo deseo OR desde los bal
cones de palacio ell redoble del tambor,
y que antes de anochecer este anuncia-
da mi voluntad este pueblo de rebel
des.
Y sin cuidarse de la inclination de
cabeza con que ell 4ninistro solicitaba su
venia para retirarse, tomo un pliegc
de papel y con pulse nervioso escribio:
3Sefior: acercase la hora en- que ten
Dire la dicha de reuniros homemade al pie
del trono espaiiol.
sed bien venido los brazos de vues-
tro hermano, que el pueblo de Madrid os
prepara isonjero recibimiento- -
Despu6s cerr6 el pliego, 10 sell6 con
las armas reales y puso en- ell sobrescri-
to:
"a S. M. Ell emperador Napoleon
En- Chamartin.''
Diez minutes despues, un adecan Sc
guido de dos parejas de dragones galopa
ba por la Gale del Arenal llevando ell
pliego del rey, a tempo que ell redoble
del tambor y la voz del pregonero, anun
ciaban al pueblo de Madrid que al dfa
siguiente sERIA HONRADo con la vi
sta del emperador.
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"Recordar es vivir Dante

cos; la GAIA bati6 marcha unos Sc
gundcs despu6s apareci6 Napoleon a ca
ballo y bastante distanciado de su es-
colta.
Rosita, pegada al cuerpo del ciego, lie
iba explicando las sefas personales del
emperador ;pero sin duda el ITO vIvI-
TO habfa dido 10 sufciente, porque sin
cuidarse de su Meta lanz6 al viento con
voz vibrante la siguiente copla:
"a la puerta de un mehno
me puse a considerar,
las vueltas que da la piedra
y las que tiene que dar.''
Y como estribillo afadio con fiereza:
-iUna limosna, por el amor de Dios,
a este pobre Que Sc ha quedado ciego
en- la defensa del Parque!
Rosita tembl6 por su abuelo.
Napoleon, que entendfa bastante ell
espafol, aunque no lie hablese, espole6 su
caballo ,frunciendo ell ceho y siguio ca
lie abajo en- direction la Plaza de
Oriente.
Malhumurado lego al palacio real, y
cruzando la plaza de la Armeria entro
en- ell patio, apeando en- La escalera de
honor.
Lo que entire les dos hermanos pas6,
la Historic 10 consigna; pero no siendo
nuestro proposito repetirlo, solo diremos
o,,o Kounln6,, ac+,,1yo a., 10 ,noio Y,oorad Ia
Ell tempo precise para conferenciar con
su hermano Jose, y que Embellishments
emprendi6 su regreso Chamartin acom
pahado por ell conde de Lerena, gran
chambelan de Palacio.
Al atravesar las desiertas Gales, oy6
el llanto de un niho tras la entornada
puerta de miserable casucha; Y sea ca
sualidad intencionada rechifa, una
voz juvenil grit6:
-iCalla, hijo mfo, que viene el Coco!
Al oir tan punzante alusi6n ,el e4npe-
rador sonrio tristemente y entablo ami
mada conversation con Lerena.
Llegaron a los descampados pr6ximos
4 la muralla, ambos contuvieron un
ris7no tempo sus caballos. Sobre ell ne
gruzco barro del camino Y con piedras
de visible tamafio, una mano ingeniosa
habia trazado la siguiente Erase:
VIVA FERNANDEZ
Lerena vic sentado al ito Matfas en-
ell mismo sitio en- que estaba cuando en-
tr6 Napoleon, y dirigiendose 81 pre-
gunt6: .t
-Buen hombre; ivuesa 4nerced sabe
quien ha colocado aquellas piedras en- ell
canine?
-Ioue he de saber yo, 81 quede ciego
el dos de mayo luchando en- Ell parque
de Montele6n al lado de Daoiz v velar.
de?
Ell conde levant6 ell latigo sobre Ia
cabeza del ITO vTvITo, tempo que
Napoleon negaba y con un adcman de-
tenia Ell golpe.
-senor; ruego a v. NJ. no impida Ell
castigo de este miserable. Necesito sa-
ber quien ha escrito ese letrero. ..
-iiYoll-dijo Rosita avanzando.-
IQu6 merced7
Tai provocaci6n habia en- la mirada
Y la actitud de la nina, que el impasi-
BILE emperador no pudo menos de estre-
n.ecerse
Y sefalando Ia pr6xima boca del por-
tillo, dijo al conde:
slAllons, douc; laisser faire a ce-
ties braves gents!''
(ivamos, pues; dejad en- paz estos
valientes!) !
A continuation, murmuro llanzando
un profundo suspiro:
lRealmente, mi pobre hermano rel
ma sobre un cementerio!
Y tenfa raz6n.
La voz del ITO vIvITo cant6 con
voz tan vibrante, que neg6 hasta Ell CO.
raz6n del rey:
"iQu6 importa que ell pobre ciego
no haya visto tn semblante,
81 Ell odio que hay en- SUI alma
te canoce 10 bastante!''
Antonio PAREJA sERRADA.
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" ANTO los niflos como los adultos
eStan eXpueStoS a Intermediates de
los rifiones, pero a1nbos tienen en-
Las PfldorGS de Foster la iuiedicina que
neceSitan.
Algunos nifios tienen sus rifones de-
biles por herencia, otros a consecuencia
de la viruela, ell sarampion, la malaria, la
febre tifoidea, etc. Por consiguiente, los
nifios estan eXpueStoS sufrir con mucha
frecuencia de enfermedades renales y los
padres deben eStar muy atentos cuando
notan que ellos Sc quejan de dolores de
espalda de las extremidades, IL observer
carateres anormales de la orina
La manifestation mas frescuente de la
debi1idad de los rifiones es la falta de con-
troll sobre la vejiga hacienda actos que no
dejan de ser desagradables, como el
orinarse en- la CANA y en- sus vestdos.
Nunca debe castigarse al nino por estas
faltas, las cometen porque estan enfermos
la contrariedad es perdonable.
ST su nifio esta debil y triste, 81 no jue-
ga CORE como los demas Sc queja de
cansancio de aburrimiento, hay que sos
pechar que padece de los rifiones hay
que dilucidar el punto inmediatamente. !
Rectrrase a Las PildoraS de Foster
Para Los Rin0neS que han dado reSulta-
dos admirables en- muchos nifios. I
Media pildora despues de cada comida
V al acostarse es una dosis sufciente. Sc
puede hacer en- pedacitos 81 es mas con-
veniente para tomarlas. i,
Evitese cellar demasiado a los nihos
antes de acostar1os darles liquidos en-
cantidad durante la noche, todo el tempo
que esten sometidos al tratamiento con
Las PildordS de Foster, /
De venta en- todas las boticas So1icite
nuestro folleto sobre las Intermediates
rena1es Sc 10 enviaremos absolutamente
gratis. M
90 FOSTER-McCLELLAN co.
BUFFALO, ". Ys E. u. A.
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GetS-It Ri
VenCedor
de Callos
Alivia Ell dolor instantaneamente v
extirpa los callos por compIeto

Noimporta quesu 'fayorito' Sc halle sobre
entire los dedos, noimporta que sea muy grande
muy pequefio, por dolorido" que este, tres
gotas de "Gets-t 'le librarian de si sufrimiento,
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cayey, de diciembre, 1921
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
Grave accidente automovilista hoy. FL
auto nnlnero S69s le fracture al anciano
Ramon Pagan ambas piernas Este que
do en- estado sumamente grave, esperan
dose que morira de un momento a otro.
Autoridades actuando.
Luis P. PALACIOS.
Corresponsal.
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to, con el fin de examinar el terreno y
zanjar cualquiera difcultad que pudie-
ra inpedir la Immediate realization del
proyetto. Esperamps que Manatf So
convierta en- nm verdadero centro atle-
tico, pues a clio esta namado por su
entusiasmo.
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Gel CHICUELo'
<rnv ~~@1

donde gozaran de mi ininitabie buel
humor =. por ESQ me rio; 81, por ESQ
y 81 ms provocan mucho me rcir6 has
ia de mi mismo, poruue soy la risa,
porque soy la alegria poruue soy
CHARLES CHAPLIN Advt.
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EscR1ToR1os PARA oF1c1NA

Todos tamafos, estiios calidades a
mejores precios que ninguna otra par
to, en- ell Departamento BENNINGTON,
San Justo 18. Advt.
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GRAVE Acc1DENTE

AUToMovILIsTh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
sr. ANNE's ANNIVERSARY.
VIII be Celebrated sunday with Spe-
clal Services and sermon by
bishop Cook.

With appropriate ceremony the
aI6th anniversary of st. Anne's Eais-
eopal Church at Middletown will be
celebrated on Sunday. The services
will be held in the church and the
feature of the program that has been
prepared will be the sermon TO be
delivered by Bishop Philip Cook, who
viii speak at II o'clock. There Will
also be specially arranged musical
program In the afternoon services
viii be held at o'clock when the
speaker will be George c. Thomas of
Baltimore. The services win be in
charge of the rector. Rev. PIcs Lowry
Donaghay.
ST. Anne's parish was founded in
;705 and the present church building
was erected in 176S. The original box
pews. with doors, and the ancient al
tar are still eNtant. a portion OF the
original altar cloth, presented by
Queen Anne and bearing the royal
initials "A. H." is preserved in the
parish. The old silver communion
set is still in use in the parish, dating
from 1883.
Most of the details of the church
construction are colonial. Many of
the tomb stones in the cemetery bear
ouaint Inscriptions. The large oak
tree standing near the vestibule of the
church is said 20 be one of the largest
trees in this part of the country.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17

athletic equipment with the exception
of baseball goods. There VIII be
plenty of baseball bats, gloves. mitts
and other paraphernalia necessary for
the game at the camp.
Lake Champlain at the Piattsbnrg
Barracks offers exceptional oppor-
tunitias for swimming and other uth-
letic and other aquatic sports AL
swimming will be under the guidance
of competent Instructors and guards.
and will be surrounded by all the safe
ty devices that can be obtained Citi-
zens of the town who own boats.
canoes. launches and yachts are maxi
ing arrangements To place these at the
disposal of the students, and the
Plattshurg business men have stated
that they will arrange one or two trips
on Lake champlain for the students
at the camp.
Many hops are planned for the camp.
some of which will be held at the post
some In the Y. NJ. G. a. and some In
the hotels In Plattshurg and some at
the Hotel Champlain on Blum Point.
south of the post
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
MANY APPLY FOR
HIGHWAY POLICE
Levy Courts Provision tor
County PatroImen Leaves
Prosecutions i'm Doubt.

Some uncertainty exists IN the minds
of many of those interested IN efforts
being made To stop speeding of automo-
hllcs on the county highways as 10 Just
what effect the action of the Levy Court
last Tuesday, IN passing resolution
authorizing the appointment OF tour
men to patrol the roads, Is gong To have
on the campaign which has been urged
repeatedly for the breaking up OF this
dangerous driving. The resolution OF
the court followed the reading of letter
from Attorney General :. ID. Townsend
asking that some such force be created
to help make the highways safe
The resolution rs il now stands does
not place the proposed police force under
the jurisdiction of the attorney general 5
office and that official consequently
will have nothing TO do with them.
Neither does il state whether the officers
arr to have power to arrest and, If only
70 secure evidence, To whom such evil
dence is to be presented on which
10 base prosecutions. Ii docs not specify
the salary to be paid the men nor state
when they are 20 be appointed and when
they will begin work.
The Levy Court is now advertising
Tor nltS TOT iNNlE itolOt tNNltS Will suit
cars and t is presumed these machines
are 10 be used by the four men the resolui
tlon provides for. 1t is the belief, how
ever. that the patrolmen will be con-
tlnued under the jurisdiction of the Levy
Court and that body will later see that
the proper steps are taken To bring TO
Justice all those found violating the law
~ a result of the Investigation these new
officers are 60 make.
There appears TO be some difference
of opinion in the minds OF some of the
Levy Courtmen AS TO their ability TO pay
tho salaries of these additional county
employees because OF the lack of funds
and ono member Of the court this morn
ing expressed doubt as to whether they
would ever he appointed. Other mem
hers think the State should pay such
salaries, claiming the State has the
rcvcnuc for just such expenses.
At all events there is no dearth of
applicants Tor the job Some have gone
10 the attorney generals office seeking
appointment, believing he could name
them, but he cannot do 50 in fact, will
have no jurisdiction over the force
Others have filed applications with the
Levy Court. There is, aS vet, no indi-
cation when the appointments will be
made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
HEAVY INCOME TAX.
Several PAYMENTS Wednesday Were
for Large Amounts.

Income and excess profits tax pay
ments 10 the Federal government on
the second quarterly installment We're
due Wednesday, The last minute pay
ments made Wedne sday, were for the
most part on taxes from the big cor
porations. which delay payments until
the last minute in order to save inter
est on their money
II, T. Graham, collector Of internal
revenue for the district Of Delaware,
said the rules of the department pre-
vented him indicating just how much
had been received from the second in
stallments. Ii is estimated that the
receipts for the second instalment
were much less than the total for the
fret date. when many payments We're
made in fun at the time of fling their
return.
one os TN largest quarterly pay
raents was from 4 corporation which
pays $4,000 each quarter and there
we're others of s5O.eO0. $4,000 and
several over $35, goo. The small pay
ments were made in person by the
taxpayers at the collectors office,
who took advantage Of the office being
open last evening and the larger pay
ments from corporations We're sent
IA by mail.
Payments through the mah In en-
Ne hopes stamped at midnight or earlier
are accepted without penalty Three
ca shiers worked at top speed in the
postoffice last night receiving last
minute pavments while score Of
others were kept busy opening and
sorting hags of mail containing pay
ments by checks and money orders.
A force of other clerks relayed the
cash and checks 10 the government
depository. The third installnlent IS
due September Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-17
.PLATTSBURG CAMP
WILL NOT Be DULL
Plenty of Wholesome Entertain
ment and Sport Provided
for Attendants.

tainment and sports will be provided
for the attendants at the Plattsburg
Camp, which opens ON August 9TH and
continues for thirty days. Residents
of the city of plattshurg have formed
committee of women TO cooperate
with the camp authorities and the
hostesses at the post.
An athletic officer has been appoint
ed to take charge of the athletics at
the camp and TO arrange for games
and competitions. In sports there viii
b. baseball, golf. tennis, squash,
bowling. boating, canoeing. yachting,
swimming and new cinder track is
being constructed for track and field
events. Men who viii be selected for
the camp are urged To bring their