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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
win Arceet Drnft II practieed.

'NItNGN. Dec. ii.--Al Tcarney.
PRESIDENT ri the Western and Th.s
Eye League. declared today tina; X
proper restrictions were place,
around tho draft, il would be &C
yepted ty tie minor leagues
i'Jt restrictions around the draft
iaat viii protect The little fellow, and
"t minors. wtl agree 10 IL" air.
i.afucy said iu answer 10 The pro-
posa! of CHARLES Ebbc,S. OF the
majors break away iron the minors.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
RICHMOND TO Be Scene
OF FAST QU|NT FIGHTS
Generals.Catllolic University
and Na.-Surgeons Games
Scheduled for CITY.

Richmond VIII be the scene of ;hc
e.s WASHINGTON and Lee University
and the Catholic University. of Wash
Il E;cn, annual BASKETBALL game the
contest 10 bc PLAYED in the Howit-
ze.s Armo!y On the night of Janu-
sly .. according 10 the contract re-
Gently signed between The two ins;i-
i1;.oas- On Januar? p. another bis
Es-1- Will be played here. when The
Earnestly Of Virginia and Johns
= 2J's.-s az baltimore. meet 81 the
:i--+ it,a-e.
Al u :hesa teams are ;op-notcn-
-. aai Z IS expected tha, the games
~. 1e :ast and hard fought
;t---Eho2i The Howitzcrs' Ath-
..;Ec ASSOCIATION which is staging
- games, has prepared q long list
o; :.5c- clashes FOR the coming sea
s-:.- 4ha icca! Takola cu:nt. which
promises 20 BE- on. OF the fastest in
H+p@na=.; teams ever turned out in
:Ae c!i%. T-A NAY many games on The
:!oTitEerk, -co- against some Of the
n-si -,1""n eo,legc quiuts in the
Among ;he game which the Ta.
:9!a team has scheduled are: Y. =.
!. January q; Swa!thmo-a College,
iF"nn s?!Nau!ai. Januar! 10; Dread
'saI2nt Athlete Cub Of Alexandria.
January 20: Congress Heights Yam
sees. % Washington. January q;
20; nam. Norm Carolina, Y. n. c. A.,
f+D7ca.y u. aat Y. =. J., Fsbruat.y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
SOUTH'S BASEBALL MEN
IN annual MEET TODAY
Hold Session in Memphis.
Will Settle Problems
in General.
RE Associa,ed PROG.

MEMPHIS. TENN. Dec. IL
Southern baseball men. club owners,
directors and managers. were gath
ering here tonight for the nnnua!
winter meeting OF tn. Southern AS
ISOLATION tomorrow 70 discuss rules
u govern the 1922 season. and thrash
out baseball problems generally.
The adviSa oiilty %! continuing tho
rule which limits 4 players eiiE'-
billy TO play on one team three
years the rookie" rule. rcquiriE 9
each club 10 have in It's roster III
least SIX players beio:v a class 4
rating and financial aid for. clubs in
the smaller cities. are among the
matters expected TO be taken up.
No election Of officers will be r-ll
this year. John -. Martin. the present
league executive. having been elected
last year for tearm Of three years.
The appointment OF Hadley Will
liamS and Harry ]. Johnson as UNI
pires FOR next season. and the re-
lease OF Cy pfirman To the National
League was announced at Southern
Association headquarters here today
Williams was an umpire in tho
Southern Association last year; John
son was with the South Atlantic As.
ISOLATION.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. Dec. I4.-Thc
University of North Caroline. through
Sits faculty committee on athletics,
has accepted the proposal OF the uni
vcrsity of Virginia, conveyed in a
letter from President Alderman TO
President Chase. that tho recent
question at issue between the two In
sttut'ons. arising out or the Cniver-
sity of North Cnrolina's refusal to
WSpuaiifT one of her players from
the Thanksgiving lay football game,
be sumbitted to arbitration.
The acceptance OF the proposal was
not sent earlier from here. because.
through some oversight. the Nirgin,,
faculty resolution suggesting :. plan
has not until now hccn officially
communicated to the University OF
North Carolina. Answer Is made
promptly upon the receipt OF the res.
olution at Chapel Hin.
President Alderman. IN his letter.
recalled the telegram he had got from
i'rcsident> Chase the day before
Thanksgiving urging that the game
he played and suggesting that dir
ierenccS might be arbiiratcd later.
rms was alta time when the Virginia
iacnIty committee had declared the
game cancelled. and vigorous last :
minute cHorts 1" prevent tho can
collation. we're being nude in both
states.
Accept Arbitrntors.
the North Carolina committee TO-
'!a!, acting upon the Recommending
ton Of some Of its members. who have
knowledge OF the character and
Qualifications or tho three nrbiirators
PROPOSED in the Virginia faculty res
riut!on accompanying Or. Aihcr,nan'.,
letter, voted unanimously to acceD,
The hrDitrators: Professor j. Bruce
coleman. OF the University Of South
CaTo!ina: Professor y. W. Doughcrty.
: OF the University OF Tennessee. and
Dr. =. V. Coleman. o: the University
OF Georgia. These three men are tho
representatives In athletic matters OF
inc three institutions which. with
virginia ANA North Carolina. made up
the now dcfunct Athletic Conference
"f Southern state Universities
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
RICHMOND A. c. PREPARES
TO DEFEAT WASHINGTON
Locals Determined Upon Vic
tory i'll Final Game of
Successful Season.

Nlth the iinal game % thc!g bright
ls-2 football! season facing them Sat
uriay Afternoon ~ Boulevard Field.
when they meet the mighty Wash
!nc,on Professionals. the Richmond
Athletics arc busy pract:cirs for the
coming struggle. which will mean
much toward making them one OF the
greatest teams in the coun,r y;oday.
After the game. the loca! team viii
nouncet LAST night.
The national capital outnt will
Bring their regular strong .eam here
Saturday IN hope OF raaQuishiaE the
local el.veD. Benny Boydton All
American Guaric: back. IS expected
- De in ;he Washington lineup for
the big tuss,c
The Richmond team has : seirtiI-
iAttnE record FOR the season. their
,a:es, achievement being TO hold Jim
IhoC7ss great Indian team TO 4
Sco-eitss lie after furious and
thrilling st.usEle- The Washington
ou:3: Is coming here confident OF car
.y!ns away the hoao-s. aad they
hang ih:s belle. On The prestige OF
t!erea IN Washington when they
tocE. the famous aggregation into
- ~ - th~ score Ot 10 Q.
The tentative lineup O: the locals
.nc.uteS the same names Is I; did
vixen i t2ee1 the Indians. LESS viii
&sscts ais duties ii The bacs: aeld
..;a Drive, AID l. St-!aEer. Mac
=: g2a-;sr and Harry Garter. the
Isaacr 10 The i-ivr:=-tacs - all
teams p!-:iaG tas Locals will PLAY
end. i < orpectsi-
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Vanderbilt Wins Gam.

NASHVILLE TENN. Dec. lA.-In
"S' Ehmf here tonight. the Wander
EYE hasEribali team defeated tbn
southwestern Pr.sbytc-,ar i-rivors;-
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U. OF S. CAROLINA ENDS
GRID SCHEDULE OF 1922
lEy Associated rress.l

COLUMBIA. :. {. Dee. 1.-THE
University OF South Carolina com
pleted its 1922 football schedule to-
night VIXEN negotiations for Thanks
giving game We're closed with Cen
tire College. Nine games are on the
schedule, ana a tenth may be added.
Citade! hopes 10 have the Orange
burg fair dates changed SO that the
game there mag he played six days
later. IL This effort is successful.
Carolina VIII schedule game for
November Is. The schedule follows
September 30. Erskinc. AZ Columbia
October {. Presbyterian College, IT
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~. ~. C.. AND VIRGINIA Will.
ARBITRATE GRIDIRON LSSI1
Carolina institution Accepts Aldermans Invitation
Have Question Involving Refusal of Tarheels to Dis
qualify Player in Thanksgiving Day Game Settled.

In HIS reply to President Aluetrn!
President Chase writes: Tho !
olut'on OF your faculty state. !
IT must be determined I'm the g., 4,
est or uportsmanship and lust n.
ing. where the right l!cs,' Suc,,
statement seems to set forth air
ably the broad and just ground ~,
which the matter should be satii
and. In accord with this idea :,
pose mat the request to tic n,
10 hear statements by renres
tatives of the University or vIr,,
ana the University OF North IN
una In regard TO the recent u,l.st
NJ issue between them, arising r.
inc refusal Of the University o. No
Carolina to disquai!fy one of
players from the Thanksgiving 1.
game between the two instltutio
20 consider such testimony as
representatives may elect 10 on
ana !" render an opinion as to
by each institution
VIII Decide Issur.
This statement OF the Ouc.,
seems To us to provide for a thoro,
determination OF the issue invnl,
ana gives fun assurance tina.
right may he determined In tho
terests OF trnc sportsmanshin
fair dealing"
President chase madc public to.
letter he wrote Ia President AIn
man just after the THANKSGIVING !,
game. THIS letter. In tia nrst N
reviews briefly the principal =
Involved IN the difference between
athletic authorities of the two in
tntiohs. IL then relates that
ncrty. formerly chairman oc
North Carolina faculty commit,ceI
athletics. on returning from Kin
VIE 10 chapel Hill. In 1915, did
bring to the faculty for ratI,ica,
an amendment adopted at Il meet,
or delegates of the \. g. :. :. n;
Is this amendment. which tho \
ginia faculty committee quoted
support OF rs demand that one of
North Carolina players he disnu
,icd from the Thanksgiving Day e:
! last month.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
PAL MOORE AND BUFF
WILL FIGHT TONIGHT
LDv N.sac.ated 80

H!GAGk IfH l4.'ri.al Moore. the
Memphis balttan'Acight. matched to
meet Johnny Sun; bantarnwelrht
hampton, In ten-round contest -
.HiiWauhce Tomorrow night. Finished
talning here today Moore Teirbe6
- 81 pounds at the conc!uslo3 O..
ne workout lie eXpects 10 enter tho
s H' 10 pounds: two pounds under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Mercer Vol TO Withdraw.

-INID-N. "a. Dec. ii.-TLc iarulty.
at Mercer University deem /, mad
disable 20 withdrawn from the s I.
=. =. i; vas. announced tonight. and
w!l adopt Z policy % .'watchtul
waiting In regard To the Invitation
from. the U-iv"rtity q Chat,anoorn
- :orrl Dixie Conference. THO
hoard OF cnatrol .: athletics wili ,nee,
IN = re-" GAYS II was stated, and viii
support ,h- fGcC!ty's stand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
MOUNTAINEERS TO PLAY TWO BIC ANNUA
CRIDIRON GAMES DURING THE 1922 SEASOI
[ SpeeInl to The TImcs. Dlsnntch.l

ISp"rlhI 20 The TImc8-I)spn
'MJiSiA:HTCWN W. Az Dec LITTLE
that - big annual with PITTSBURGH
rb.
MorRantown
~ WASHINGTON
H.
November
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
American League Wants
7-Came Worlds Series
fEv Associated prns.1

NEW YORK. Dec 1i.-The
American League adopted n rcso-
luton urging the advisory coun-
ell 10 consider the substitution of
seven game worlds series for
the nine-game series played dur
ins the last few years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15

Columbia: October H. North Caro-
lima. at Chapel I'M. y. c.: October u.
Wooford. ut Columbia. October %.
Clemson. AT state Fair tColumbi:p ::
November 1. Scwan-c. 1T Columbia (.
November II. Furman, at Columbia I:
November lG. Citadel. at Dranrcburg
Fair; November 80. Centre. at Dan
Vile. Ky.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
EXCESSIVE PRICES ASKED
:, FOR PLAYERS CAUSES ACT
Would Amend National Base
ball Agreement, That Will
Reinslate Rule.
,,EnnMA>> or1r,us HESuLurio>
Document ~ substitute for Ebbct>'
Suggestion That Maj"r> HoScot
Wis Minors in Purchasing stars.
t.,pcct ru settle Matter To-day.
By Associated Press,

NE\Y YORK. Dec. i;-SeokuS re-
naval OF tho stone wall tAcE &C.
Jared minor leagues AKA p.ASe''
around star players ~ "sNshs
IN. National and American l.cas HcS'
Ia their rcspectiSc meetings tunaE'
rroposed an atnendmcrt 20 inc M
t.or:l baseball! agreement that N"ht"
reinsi.tutc Tie DRAFT
Resolutions to This Effect we're
glop.si by unanimous votc in both
cacuos ard submitted 10 raSeoA!! :
advisory council cor consideration "a.
morrow during The joint meeting r
the majors. The resolution IN tho
mann, y: the Cincinnati club, as 1"
substitute :or the suggestion by
f'S.rlev Y. EhGets. %. the Erook!Hn
dub. that the majors refuse IL pun
,hase players from any league n''
strikes Lands lnfaNorably.
Nr. Ebb..s' suggestion. !, was said
fla 10. meet With the approNa! o:
,-arl-nisslone- I-.ucts, who saw IN us
lsoc:io. creation g: condition OF
lpiiawry n me minors and dissen-
TIE a5visorv Sonnet Is oxpcc;ed to
-.r.}e :as matter to71o--VW. Presi-
,-. t:.cEey o. tSs American Ass1-
eIz.1cr s-E g-ssidsa: Stx;ua q ;hc
National Association. governing couN
EA- AEe -'sASNN'N--.s -
-- .caec= ..t-net-s Q: tie c"rScit.
~ S4x.u- 3 -src-tei 10 have saIl
-AE; -.t-S.:--.c1 <. the G-att would
H3y- = ne minors et.eTa-iy.
E.ef-y sas ac: exaressea lis az
.-Et = tn: -tCa-i.
20 Protect Jr1pirrs.
=. S&;or5, league cATsi.e OUT
-ssIc.-: =.EE.e-s suEreS:.orS :0-
v=E ;,-.:s-tcC-. = --opt7ts - PFC
E-r - 80 @-T -;r1t-t g.: v;E-
-
s,---7ts- 5oE EE;sc-l-f-E 80 co=s:-.c-
r- s. se-sr1i pass - <y-c!2!
- - '---sS ely!
s Hs=- vr-k Ea-:+sS ANNOUNCED
-t=y hE- ----zst- . scar. i
s-@-&-.1 sitc:.=, t-7@ - Ssr<sr C;;E
-z-1 q - I-t%--z..t League.
Ta. p1-..2<s 5s--S- ~zS SID - :.
s. -. -s-a-r -la ;--g1ty EE-eS ct
-s-:y 2l:caet las: ss-sor.
re New Eo.s, -sner.1Aa League
..Us announced nat Mii.e. Higgins
lad s.Sae5 hiz 1aue = one-Tear
Many Big Trades Made.
The a.st q: series g: base pal.
.-.ies in ,he big leagues was an
noInced today. when TIE 81 Louis
Americans traded ciGh; p!aEs-s :o-
Dave Danto.th. star !e:t-nantei
pitcher. o; the Columbus .eaIu % the
american Association
Tn" Browns Will give Up Emil fNal-
micro, Ray Sanders. william, Burwell.
Grover Loudc:ln!lk all pitchers. Bli
Gleason, second aGsema.. and rs :
G her players - be selected By IN.
Columbus team later. Two OF these
VIII be chosen IN tho 1872: season and
one IN 1929.
Announcement. also WAS made tina,
the Detroit American League clut
had sold Chick shorten 10 the Browns
Details Of th;s transaction We're no,
made known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
3-CUSHION BILLIARD
KING TO DEFEND TITLE
LNy Assoclnted rrcas. ]

CHICAGO. Dec. ii.-AuSie kicck
meier. Of Chicago. national three.
cushion billiard champion. VIII de-
Tend his title against John Layton
II Sedqlia. Mo-. "a former champion
N a lsO- point match beginning to,
morrow might
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ncnu Head. p,on g.,

= : '-J--EIE- Pa. Dar. -
Il u. Benz 81 EbenE.u:E. Pa.. o.U-
ter !cF TIC -ea-s. waE t1dzy e!.ct"s
,aptain OF II" P.lasylysr.a state
-oi!ese football team c1r ...2. Iis
3 "a JUNIOR ~ The liberia! art. EcEoCi.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-15
Bob Nluescl Takes Bride
Despite Lands Decision
[Ey United News.l

LOS ANGELES. CAL. Dec. Ia
Bob Muescl. outneider for tho New
York Yankees, Isn't letting any
b. scbaiI matters worry him while
ON his Way 20 san Diego.
lie has departed for the South
era California town in company
oi his recently acquired wife.
formerly Miss Edith Cowan.
daughter Of FranS Cowan, whom
nc married late today.
The couple viii spend their
honeymoon in san Diego.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
REALTY RECORDS,

IlN6 HO1lOWlng records were regis tered with Town Clerk today.
 lis Pendens. sA Rebecca Dailberger vs Charfes Nussbaum ct al. Olivia P; Hubs, Casper. Wyoming ty affected. 51 feet Wayne street.
 Mortgage Deed.
 Julia Palacuo to Christina Del Vec- chic. 40 feet Madison terrace, s3,000. Walter Dorsey to Lillian Gerber. 100 feet Chamberlain avenue.
 Catherine F. Gavan to I. Rossinoff, 40 feet Taft avenue.
 Charles G. Miller to Charlotte E. Walter, 59.64 feet Fairfield avenue. to Fedele and Teresa Giannio, 55 feet North avenue.
 Annie Cohen to Barney Cohen, 125 feet, Stratford avenue.
 Gus Meyers ct al to Esther Gendel, 50 feet, Wells street.
 Julia Vecesey to Richard c. Ray mond, S2 feet, Wordin avenue.
 Warranty Deeds.
 James E. Beach to John Schwing, 100 feet Park avenue.
 Fede1e and Teresa Giannio to Sal vatore and Gelsonia Landania. 55 feet, North avenue
 Quit Claim Deed.
 Alate Miller to Catherine F. Gavan, 40 feet, Taft avenue. Ben J. We1nstein to Rebecca Duth- berger, 100 feet, Howard avenue Louis Sachas to Joseph Alechnow- icz, 32 feet Clifford street
 Ben J. Weinstein to Fannie Wit tenberg, 50 feet Mckinley avenue.
 Lease.
 Davey Bros. to Harold J. Tripp, store at 636 State street for years at S10 per month for the first year and $15 for the other two years
 John Darak to Peter OIemik and M. Pukan, garage at S61 Hallett street, one year at S55 per month.
 AssignmC'lt of Mortgage. Jacob Gold from Barney Cohen New Haven property on Stratford avenue.
 Release of Attachment
 Andrew Bresnyak vs Stephen Sabo attachment dated June 4. 1921 Certificate of Attachment, John Borstelman ct al vs Bertha Dublin ct al
 Bill of Sale. James Glyn to James Raw1ey, fix 1 tures in store at 7S4 Hallett street A certificate of increase of capita, stock has been issued to the City Loan Corporation. The corporation has been allowed to increase its stock from 1000 shares common to 2,O0C common at a par value of $50. The capital has been increased from S5O,- 900 to $100,OO0.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
PHYSICIAN CALLS
 IRIDIUM FAILURE.

London, Dec. 16-"Radium is a
 failure. It is not only not effective as a remedy, it is, dangerous, because
 its burning effect aggravates instead geons have discarded 1t in favor of X-rays.''
 This statement which is reported
 to have been made by Sir Thomas
 Parkinson on his arrival in New zea- land from London. has fallen like a bombsheI on scientific circles. Sir Thomas Parkinson is physician to the Prime Minister. and was formerly president Of the Chelsea Clinical So- ciety. Any pronouncement by him
 therefore is bound to attract attention in medical circles.
 '1 am very surprised to hear such blunt and definite misstatement," said Dr. tSanley Melville, chief radt- dtun is feeling it's way. Just like K
 rays, and the two together hold out considerable hope in the treatment of cancer.
 phasize this point-is never permitted by expert radaum or X-ray workers and no honest claims to have effected | ed cures by its agency have yet been
 made by those whose practical ex- pertence alone gives them auth ortty to speak in the matter. 'We cannot be positive at present, but within the next five years we may have proved something. In the meantime we can definitely assert that robbed cancer of its most awful hor- TOTS and prolonged life. Sooner or later we may acquire the knowledg ge of what is a letha1 dose to a cancer cell.
 Tt is as ridiculous to assert that radium is dangerous as to hold out extravagant hopes, for the time being of it's curative properties.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
SCIENCE PUZZLED BY QUESTIONS
 FOR YEARS

New York, Dec. 16.-The question ''do metals get tired?" which has puzzled scientists for hundreds of years, is being studied here by a committee of the National Research Council with the aid of the Board of Engineering Foundation. The scien- lists have long known, without understanding precisely why, that every once in a while piece of tempered steel Or stout forging will break down without apparent reason.
 The solution of this question. the engineers say. is awaited with eager ness by American aviation experts or all materials that go into the makeup of airp1anes, to make mili- tary flying as safe as possible.
 The Air Service of the United extension of the research and it is possible that certain industries will support additional experiments in other kinds of metal,'' says an an- Foundation, describing results ob. tained from the study of fatigue in metals.
 Metal experiments have been made at the engin eering experimnt station of the University of Illinois by Pro- lessor H. P. Moore and a complete be published dealing with the linn its of endurance of various metals under many repetitions of stress.
 Manufacturers contributed test specimens of steel to the experiment and under known conditions these are being subjected to millions of repedtions or changes of stress Knowledge of great practical utility, emerged from the records of thous- andS of these observations.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
PRINCESS ENCIlATES EVE.
 ARRESTED FOR INDECENCY

Detroit, Dec. 16-"They have nothing On me-" says the Prin- cess La France" with everyday name of Agnes Blackwell And that's right, says the police. .she had nothing on.''
 Agnes was arrested by Harry La Rue, detective, or an indecen- cy charge. At a 15-foot range he saw what "came off before TOO men in a smoker in Brick1ayers' Hall.
 Agnes, he said, came out dress ed in about 500 spangles and a pair of pink silk stockings. After 5 minutes all that remained of the costume were the stockings.
 Agnes is being held for trial in S1,000 bail
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16

Paris, Dec. Is - Likening mems scalps to the hindquarters of horses, Dr. Scherbe says there is no reason why any man should ever remain bald. Worry, sickness and many other causes may make mems hair fall out. but there is only one thing that surely makes hair grow again. Dr. Scherbe has tried it and vouches for the success of his discovery.
 Let all bald men eat carrots and plenty of them. and their hair will grow again. I've tried it and know. No one ignores the beneficent effect carrots have on horses coats. Car rots are given to horses to make their coats beautiful and the hair strong. They have 9. similar effect on mems sc9InS''
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
Stratford

An open meeting will be held at the town haM Tuesday, to Which all taxpayers are invited. whether they be resid ents of Stratford or else where. The, purpose of the meeting is for the townspeople to have the opportunity of having the new idea of property appraisal explained by q representative of the Manufactur- CTS Appraisal Company, Philadel- phia.
 While the session will not be in the nature of an o1d-fashioned town meeting, they being of the past, prop erty owners will have g. chance to ask questions on any points not clear to them or to make any suggestions.
 It has been found that In one sec ton sa the northern part of the town @ quantity of untmproved land mas been taxed for 50 per cent. more per acre than other land In the. imme- diate netghb orh ood, admittedly bet ter land, both as to its present use, and as to what it would bring at a sale.
 In numerous other instances it has been discovered by the new town fathers that a lot was a lot, mattering not, apparently whether one was 100 feet deep and another 150. A little attention was perhaps paid to the frontage, but there the difference stopped. Under the new plan all property on streets worked by the town in a certain neighb orhood will
 oe aQprsseG tex taA fTent 1aox- an
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
A Calculating Lover.

Dear Miss Fairfax: A year ago l met a man three years my senior, and after going with him for about three months he told me he loved me and wished that I give up all my boy friends for him. I learned to love him very much. and in about two months after he found that I loved him very dearly, he told me that he was very sorry I felt that way toward him and asked me to try to forget him. Although he claimed he loved me as much as before, he said that I Uas not weM-to-do enough for him, in nr6er to be able to help him out when he would go into business, wbfc11 he intended to do shortly
 IxaAt Maak we met accidentally at
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16

square foot value, People with les land will be put in for less valuation.