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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

National Conference of State Man ufacturerS' Associations announced. according to returns, every line of manufacturing will be represented at the convention which was called by the conference to be held at Chicago,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

Directors of the Dairyme's League Co-oneratiye Association decided to raise the price of milk one cent for the month of October
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

Lord Robert CeciPs resolution for immediate definition of the terms or Class A and Class B mandates Was Filled bv League of Nations Assem- hly
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

Senator News says American sol diers cn duty along the Rhine will De 1,;thdrawn soon after the United states ratifies the German-American American peace treaty
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24
OPEN CAUCUS IN EIGHTH.

An open caucus will be held in the 10th district tonight by anti-adrnin- istration forces of the Republican nartv It will take place at eight pscJoclx at Manwaring Hall, S57 East Main street and all members of the marty are welcome to attend.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

We invite you and your friends to come in any time during business hours and ''iisten in" on a Real" wire less.
 And more, we are now sending out Victrola concerts by wireless every afternoon from 3:3O to 4:30 so that folks who have wireless sta tions can enjoy same.
 Hadn't you better set up a Wireless Station, letting us equip it?
 Balcony
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

Tonight at the Stratford Theatre May Allison in 'HThe Marriage of Will liam ASh,'' will be featured togetE- CT with regular Saturday features in cluding a news reel. a Cha plin com edy "In the Bank" and the third episode of the serial, White Horse man. with Art Acord.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

S. G. GoodSel1 wholesale confec- tioner of John street, Bridgeport, is reported to have purchased the veit homestead on King street for a res idence for himself. The plot of ground included is 6ox100 feet, and the purchase price is rumored to have been s2O,o00.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-24

Everything will be set in plenty of time for the first election under the new charter. A1neady the voting booths have been erected along the north waIll of the Town Hall, giving the impression at a casual glance of a brand new bath house.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
INDIAN STUDENTS
 JOIN BOYCOTT OF
 FEDERAL SCHOOLS
Movement Directed Against England Gains Influence and Numbers-Serious Prob
 lem Indicated
By Associated Press

New York, January 15.-According to adyices received by the India informa- tion bureau, the movement for non cooperation with the British govern ment-supported colleges and schools.
 The withdrawal of children from all educational institutions which receive government support was one of the blanks in the boycott platform formu- lated by M. K. Gahdhi, native leader, and accepted by the country at the special session of the Indian National Congress in September last. To da,c several Indian colleges have declared themselves in sympathy with Gandhfs movement and students have aban- doned their classes and set up new colleges.
 In Ahmedabad, under the chancellor ship of Gandhi, national college was recently opened. The inaugural cere- mony was attended by over 5000 In- dian parents and students.
 The student movement Is not sporadic and fleeting, according to the information reaching the Indian bu- reau, but rather a serious attempt at establishing a new national educational system. To consider further the status of the student body in India at the present time of national crisis a con ference of college students from all over India has been announced. The
 
 tive to this conference declares that it is now high time that the students should assert their corporate existence and decide together the line of action that may be desirable in the best in- terests of the country"
 In the wake of the new movement has come considerable apprehension on the part of the government, followed by measures of repression, as in 1919, the India bureau is informed. Two editors of the Punjab have been ar rested, one already convicted. Follow ing the arrests, demonstrations of sympathy took place in Lahore and Amritsar, principal cities of the Pun jab and at public meetings held in these cities resolutions were passed congratulating the editors and express ing sympathy for them. A hartal (ces- sation of business) is also reported to have taken place in both centers. In Calcutta about 130 students of the Madrassah college went out on strike AS a protest against the conviction of one of the editors.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
COMB SAGE TEA
 INTO GRAY HAIR Darkens Beautifully and Re stores Its Natural Color
 and Lustre at Once

Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux uriant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- phur recipe at home, though, is troublesome. An easier way is to get the ready-to-use preparation improved by the addition of other ingredients, a large bottle. at little cost, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound" thus avoiding a lot of muss,
 While gray, faded hair is not sinful, we all desire to retain our youthful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeths $ Sage and Sulphur Compound. no one can tell, because 1t does it so natural ly, so evenly. You just dampen 2 sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. After another application or two your hair becomes beautifully dark, glossy. soft and luxuriant and you appear years younger.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
SISTERS GO TO HONAN
Order of Divine Providence Sends
 Them From Indiana

Kaifeng, Honan Province, January 15.-- The first group of sisters of charity to come to China, a party of six, who are members of the Order of Divine Provi- dence, and come from St. Marys-in-the- Woods, Indiana, arrived here early in December to establish a mission of the order and open schools in Honan.
 The six sisters were chosen from 200 who had volunteered for service in the far east. They have arrived in China just 80 years after the first sisters of the order came from France to Amer ica.
 A number of day and boarding schools and a high school for Chinese girls will be opened by the sisters in the coming year. A dispensary also will be opened by Sister Mary Elise, who is a qualified pharmacist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Fire Service Connections

Subject to form of Application for Special Connec
 tion, filed herewith Exhibit A..
 Per Annum No charge less than. ..................... S600Q Automatic sprinkling system eight and one x half cents (8@c) per sprinkler head
 subject to a minimum charge of. .... KIN. 60,O0 Private fire hydrants for the first three each 5000 Private fire hydrants for the next three each 43Oo Private fire hydrants for the next three each 250O Private fire hydrants, in of nine each HOO Hose openings 22 in. in diameter, each. TOO Hose openings # in. in in diameter, each 500 Hose openings less than # in in diameter,
 "The petitioner is required to make full quarterly financial reports of it's operations, and the Commission retains jurisdiction in the for such further orders as may deem advisable in the light of such reports
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Public Service

Public fire hydrants, each ..... $60 % per annum All water except that taken for the extnguishment of fire will be supplied by meter measurement and paid for at meter rates; bills for all water supplied shall be calculated as if supplied through one meter. Bills for the above service due and payable the first day of each month for the preceding months ice.
 Deferred payments to bear interest at the rate of six per cent G per cent) per annum.
 No change shall be made in the location of any public fire hydrant without the approval of The Birmingham Water Works Company, and then only at the expense of the respective municipality
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

x a e@ Per 1000 gallons For the next 250,00 gallons per month
 or 750, 900 gallons per quarter
 any part thereof .............. 10c For any quantity in excess of 100000
 gallons per month or 5000, 900 gallons
 per quarter ............ .....t..... Sc The above rates are based on one CD cubic foot of water being equivalent to R gallons and 62 2 pounds avoirdupois
 For CD dwelling or place of business, supplied by only CD water fixture, the minimum charge shall be fifty cents (5Oc) per month dollar and fifty cents ($15O) per quarter.
 more than one CD water fixture the minimum charge shall be ninety-two cents (92c) per month, or two dollars and seventy-five cents ($275) per quarter Where more than one place of business is supplied through meter the above minimum charge shall be charged for each place of business supplied if each supplied through separate service connections and separate meters.
 Where than dwelling is supplied through meter, the minimum charge shall be ninety-two cents (92c) per month two dollars and seventyfive cents (S275) per quarter for six rooms or less and where than six rooms supplied, the minimum fortyfive cents (45c) per quarter per room Where water is supplied through meters larger than five-eghths inch 58 in in diameter, aproportlonate minimum charge, according to the of the diameter of the meter shall be made based minimum charge of ninetytwo cents (92c) per month or two dollars and seventyfive cents ($275) per quarter for five eghths inch (5-8 in.) meter.
 Bills for water shall be due and payable at the office
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

The Birmingham Water Works Company petioned the Ala bama Public Service Commission esed by statute with the elusive regulation of all rates for public utilities the state of Aabama) for relief that the effect at the time the filing petition inadequate and failed to yield the necessary enable the company to maintain gatons.
 The Alabama Public Service Commission after full hearings authorized the make effective the rates published herewith stating in it's order that the Public Service Commission estimated the rates allowed will yield return not exceeding
 5 per of the valuation of the property accepted by the Public Service Commission basis for the computation othe rates.
 While relief granted entirely adequate and below the expectation of this accept the finding of the court having jurisdiction such matters fully recognizing and approaching the efforts the Public Service Commission to reach just and impartial decision and publishing these rates guidance of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

The following extracts the Public Service Commission also published for general nformation:
 Tt made by the report of the appraisers that the value of the petitioners plant IS approximately S0000 000 but there has been submitted the Commission by petitioner and by the City of Birmingham conditional contract between em providing other things that for the of making in this and in view of other questions be- said parties this Commission could present vaua on of said plant of million dollars ( O0O) and said parties ask this Commission to it's approval to said contract under the provisions of the Public Utility Act.
 Said contract contains matters foreign to this Commission within the provisions of the Public Ut ty Act approved October l. 1920 this Commission now ap proves the and the Commission further without prejudice said parties and without fixing valuation pet other than to satisfy itself that the present value thereof not less than million dollars S7OOO0OO) cep said valuation the basis for fixing such rates be necessary petitioner reasonable return its invest and is estimated that the rates hereinafter fixed will yield of exceeding M per cent said vaua ton.
 "IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED, That effective and after January 921 the petitioner establish and maintain in territory served by the following rates and accompanying regulations, viz:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16

of the Company the first day of each month each quarter at the option of the Water Company The Water Company will furnish, install and maintain all water meters, except those required by to be set Fire Service Connections, in accordance with the terms and conditions of Application for Special Con- nection."
 The Water Company reserves the right to determine nection.
 The Company the right to make contracts for Special water service, and to make special charge to consumers for emergency or "breakdown service, subject to the approval of the Alabama Public Service Commission
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-16
Rates for Water

All water furnished except that used for the engush ment of fire, shall be sold by meter measurement and at the following schedule rates subject to the minimum charges hereinafter provided:
 Per 1000 gallons For the first 100 900 gallons per month, or 900 gallons per quarter, or less. 271ac For the next 15O, 900 gallons per month, or 450,00 gallons per quarter,
 or any part thereof .......... ....... 2212c For the next 25O,O0O gallons per month, or 75OOOO gallons per quarter,
 or any part thereof ............. 17l9c For the next 25O,OOO gallons per month, 75O,0O0 gallons per quarter,
 any part thereof 121ac
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
DEATHS

| -
wife OF the late Charles Porter, in her gdth
GSaF HSF ssS seSvcSs Ss"S"SG' and S VI
READ. on oetoIsG y, ot cad, 81; lGth
PAW 4 $.n; 1921 =. ioth St. laerment
AIbREW 5& REMNE&TETro Ensbsnd sS Of 9ES Sarah
% and also Penn Tfc@ty GG Il RciSf '" 7ist
! niv, H. /" +" and Auxiliary Of tho same
niy5ion, @ @nd all other 9rE2niSatio9s Ia!I o OF
Snd fSr" from aiS aG 6'S"e9;o M"T'GT9 nG Trs
Get a. Z II r,i ~ Int Levorinston C,m.'
r ri? "HREi?HTsGIER sorvgas f"at At tho '; ParlHrs
| of S"chI"r ( MaGuirc, 5!15 Girard ave,
RiHE&TTT1!1G @% .. raai 'VSii wiiLHEtTLMfNA
4. RETTtG nee HaNs,; VIE u Martin Rot.
Attend M HnT fangfa sTad and r""4i 4bufs se ?'od
T%saSrcG T.!G 2l4t v OXFORD st Int, gr'y8Sia.
''RR!!5GSu 'RR!!5GSu!XR3G!EsIE&&G.z|ort. !XR3G!Es 10. 1o2, CHARLES
friends, also General u y. BIrnov Post No
c&, q a. T.. are invited e, attend funeral
ST. Thurs ,"'% 'pT 81 pTccsSi% % Int, fFiGTS WiisiGS
@E?SG5 g. rr%TGAn r,S "a Ft,rs X nn'%?g5 q
4 ~, fr,m his late resd'n"o. 1914 s. 52I
$o"Tn E@r ~"S Is % r. ,I4uT int Gf Not st. ,diy IE
'S"GHUGH. -.suddor'v OCT. 10. JouN. hus-
rrtC nds are lnvtted 10 attend funeral, THUS,
: =. NJ. from his lat" reside 1rn. 2Gl5 W.
H0roM ~, ltcma.nS may be 'I9wcd W,d.
.slt&, Or rN'22 H9qt,lns Pj3rk ave-. oct
fr.i,rd%, and ali orG.nJzo,ions Of VII II 'i1 h"
was Il rl.mD"r, arc invited to atteni ~.
r.r2l sIrIic:S $ lHnrS lnlr S,r,5 a W. nrfrts"i!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
IN MENIORIAM

LAME. In memory OF my beloved son
Lieut.. JOSEPH O.. LAMB, L. s. Army
World War, oct r. 1918. perma nentIy in
TERED in American Cemetery at SurGsnes
Department 4 Seine. Paris, France
MEL1ERSH In loving memory Of m,
dear mother CLARA II. MELLERsH whic
died oct. l., WIS. ANNA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
HELP wANTED-FEMALE
General,
40 rnn rnANNI1NG POSITION

WOMAN FOR TtAN EbING fOSIIlON
soIcs manager Of succcsaful, established
chicago corporation, doing nation wide bust
ness. will be at. tho Hytol AdeIpmia Tor ,
rurposo of interviewing I or women anN
ious 10 obtain permanent, position, viii
splendid opportunity for advancement; an
piiCants must amply in person and he betweCr
- ana 40 years " age, have at least hgf
school education and foot t.loos" to trayel ex
fensiyely: applicants must leave Philadelphia
within week; no experience or Investment re
Gu!rcd; we viii pay railroad fare, SALARY
~ nor ,y"rit. only women with personality
S,,iturc and refinement viii be considered
no Cnnynsssra need apply; out-oi town appll
cnnts give details as ty age, cducatlOh ahc
ielephonr number. See Miss Katherine Edit
AJplphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
BOYS

Ht'III DESfG$ER wanted, must y" familiar
with IaOyIS and American Bureau ruiHg
and capable OF designing various typ . OF
hulls: state IN first i.''or age, married. or
single nRtiounlity, rNpcrinnc", educati"n.
salary d"slr"d, location Guif Coast. NJ 3oS.
Ledger OMic". ---..-..-- -- - ---- -. .-
INSURANCE-I;Xp. Indus,rlal ms. men; Il
deairouH Of q future with new district or
established company. give 10 Years roc
ord ot "mr'ovm"nt. = l52h l"d2cr ltlCc.
MARINE l:EGfNEl;R wanted. carab'o ~
determining p"up"r prVuulSlun units ana
auxlliLriCs f." NHriuus 'yOC9 Uf CrRitS ana
ovCrSn"tug W"chariyul work in drawing room
Of shIp plant; state IN irst "tl"r ag'. mar
ricd Or Singh. nationality, "Nt@ri"nC". rdl-
cH ion, SALARY desired aud WI. thor iHmI'!hr
with United States steamboat insr"c,i"n IC-
quir"mcnts. ,oratiou GI!i coast. NJ jOI'
f,"de"r ufice. .-...----
MI:N-Ar u,H-ostahIisu"d motortruoN com
pHry. having recently promoted . number
or men to important executive positions rai-
ing substantial stiNrioS, desires men - 70 -
YEAR, to fiji tn" places or th"s" men, TINT
thoy may b"Cuin" equipped for similar pro
motions at carly daies. Sc MI SohninE.
RESSEMER MOTOR Truck CO.
l3rr I"rnst st.
OPERATORS on mach.nos Apply R"sst,t"r
& Sons 60 7th 4 CITY ltnc, Oak Lane Phtla.
PI"rI.EE AMI housonan. wife for cook, exp {,
must have NTst-ClHES IhiiH, references no
other vNj lo Ph"u" M"rl"n Hu2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
YOT%G GIRLS

Wanted \ rumbcr of alert wau-hrc, o.,r,
10 t. u s,ors II age, 10 Hn Ios,tIons "if ~
ug go"d future. Prcfcrour" Wi i". g'I a.,
to- those who have II year or lNu # lIoI
school ,du, alton. 7''
Apply Bureau Of Emplo: m,nt
WANAMAKER
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
DOGS AND BIRDS

,r...,, rr.,.J -.v Ilrrrtr'i,, ~ ~" s."..ii
~ .. y,unE IIal,2 M1urruil can rirs ~ 81
..''r1 It 'udr'asHUrg ro'i"r .'n6 c"n",d6I best
~ ar each rh"s" Al" ~" nhISr IrI. ." can bd
gnf 10 al! parts safely express -
VAiu.E In porter 3l0 Market sl.---7zSs5t --,--77-zSs:t
WASTED-PLppies and grown dogs dog inSsoS' h,S"9n'
prices pd, cali or write 100
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

SELL, US YOUR SPARE TINE
w. ,,-iu trnln YOU to write showcards fhr
US; no cNnvassins OF. soicitinsi wo suppl: supply
toi, With steady work; distance no OBJECT:
SIVi INV Won from sii 20 $50 a week wilson
Nrthods. Ltd, Dept. 1, "a Z. Richmond
Toronto Canada
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Pipe ORiAN, two manual; c.crtic nI"TEJI, ",9EIr
r,,d rTuditiun. price and terms ledSoI r. "a
Ilgrrch PrrsbJ terrain thuT'H
lIurCrrh 90 NJ .-..-.-. ---- a
,lun- WING PIAND. good conditio.' H. ~
MrHmnn s Son. nos NhnslhuI w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

CIVIL SERVICE examinations, XSy, XIogy ana and
,,.rjte Tor sompia test = 1921. Led. office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
General

CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Nov -.
write for sample test. p l42g, iad hnsslS00:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
HELP WANTEn-MArn

NTENDENT--Western cena,--,-
fcrs good position to man Of a. ,ine, Of.
under as plant superintendent; snSc ears or
iny 20 Years agG, this factory has er,nrt; rstsrt;
n"cd apply: answer. giving refs,aaass nren
experience. NJ 310, Ledger Office "ce and
WATCHMAKE AKER-Permancnt posIIIo.--
man accustomed TO high-krad do VV.,s.ion for
Mr.. Wright. 1921 SAMSON n. "o'N Apply
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
SITUATIONS wANTED-MAIn


SALES EXECUTIVE
dosIrns connection as salesmnn sa,o
pgcr or business manager, where bIsv man
ei,ce, ability and loyalty viii co.'s r1s exneri-
commensurate salary. go Walnut 9tnand a
SALESMAN,, RIAL ESTATE, WITH RE,T
NECTIOS WITH GOOD HOUSE CON.
LEDGER OFFICE. OOs.
YOUNG NLAH-onGn NAN unmarried. a. who has b,,
tail store management in an interiosa ahn 70.
sylvania town, In mems and wopns,., fenn-
rel shoes. hats etc. desires yain ap.
salesman or other position Of ir,,s,S 'tion as
sponsibility. where hard work, Sbor ana re.
good selesmansh'p will bo recognizeSy ,t sns
Good references as to character and ,,,.-
rity. 'nteE.
who will give me chance to demor,..
Address P 111s. Ledger or,c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
HORSES
MACHINERY AND Toors

LARGE LOT copper steam tackot L.,,,-
different RiHca, complete with tarSSstuss,
Mutual 174s y. 9TH st. ''S' ].
ELECTRICAL MOTORS MACHINE TOO.
POWER EQrIPAfENT i"ol's
O'RRGEN MACHlNEkH CO. 1Io y. sD sr
Ti'IIEYS. hangers shaftinE heI,I,g -:
price. Motor EXCHANGE. 327 y "a nslt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
PARCEL POST

TALKING MACHINES repaired, 81; while
you wait; work guar. WiltUns. 200 y. 18th.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12
DEATHS

BOYLE. Suddenly. oct s. OWEN nus.
4md fri"gdbs, ar invited 10 a,t"rl i'S funeral,
Thur" 80 NJ. 3i3 W. Penn s',, der.
rl1nt"Wn Htgh mass at St Ninccr, de
nou.'s church 10 a. VI. Int. HOY Scruichre
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-12

LADY NhO can sew C0v"rH on Io,,,r y,,.,.,-.
un,hIue and san do tvu writing oar nf,Ioff f',,f
is Lear Broad 81 station. STAT, qr,a,'T.,. ,'
L----. 4 ~ L.elEnr Dn-rc. ---.-- ~
New-York tribune., 1921-12-15
Foch and Viviani Join at Sea
In Parting Tribute to America
Nation Will Lead Way for All Humanity, Says Mar
shaI; Ex-Premier Congratulates Country on
President and s'Big ~ at Conference

to restore the world to serve that ideal.
| send her my love-
M. Viviani, echoing the Marshal, said {:
II was aware when l came here Of
the sentiment in America, but now
know more than that. have sounded
her wisdom. | have attended many
congresses and conferences in the
course of my public life, but this is the
first one | ever attended which / am
able to leave with unmitigated salts
faction--with the conviction that a
great aim has been achieved.
81 have seen in Washington real
statesmanship. The man who presided
over that conference is great states
man in every sense of the word, and
the three men who sat by him were the
most eminent advisers he could have
had to assist him.
ut is not minimizing the role of
Secretary Hughes to congratulate him
in that he enjoyed the counsels of that
marvellous international mind Elihu
Root, aud that he had near him that
extraordinarily keen observer Henry
Cabot Lodge, as we'll as the assistance
of that most loyal and brilliant man
Senator Underwood. A country that is
able to unite four men of such caliber
in common work is a happy country
and President who chooses them and
gives them power to act is great
President.
Il take off my hat to America, her
government, her people, and | assure
them once more of my undying affec-
ton"