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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17

g: I u singing them. Ever try
puttinG Your funny old lin ricks I"
tunes: Don't suppose you'd ever
think of how much it helps TO max"
up last line when YOU sing the
others Say, tell the children that
Tor ur. will you:"
'WjU ii you give me back my
alarm r,ock." We said GROSSLY,
'IIo-ho!' he laughed, what
good ; I'm alarm clock If you don I
grt up wn"n it rings
And what do YOU think that
rogue didf Hung the alarm clock
on the window cord and on it was
pasted TODAY'S JINGLE.
WHO cas- WRITE THE
BEST LAST LINEf
Tha ru.ss Of this contest are c1ar''y
me gam" ~ III" rules for tho grown
uI iu'rirNq contest on Page ., Got
eprre member Of your famiiy--or your
,.huo! teaCher--tO explain them 70
W aad then yo4 viii not make mis-
t.. fIr~ ~ address Nour answer 20
t., p.s,u'H,- h,N number that ~ gwen
% tine ,yupOn each day.
A.. @m,~.rs 20 'o'lay's ,lrg,e MIST
r- n..s ot0.e bv o'c.ook SntLrdly
.rrliT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-17
HOWARD VINCENT
NICTROLA BARGAINS

victrolas several Ike n"u. lur.uIEF abb.
nets and l0-.-nh 1oub,o-'.tc". r",p-iS
Lyric disc ,.,h.ue: marhtn". srrI rYr iIu
descrtptiy" I.s, of 'hes" hargat1s go" ol'"r
HOWARD VINCENT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
HAS SELLING PRESSURE

NEW YpRhEA&S. IA. ssut as scr
!nS rrg SURE Vas ivlt by cotton today
throughout the session overnight; s-l.ing
ia, ~ .'ltf -" Gi.." being :r', on "a. "prniur.
teri"iizri In 'hs ~, ha!f-hou- "f h,i4,
ness m g.u-a wa al TIA" lowest a, NJ,
~ 3" points. with Ocjohtr on
Ther" wer'. 'w" MAN rr,.on, f"r tin
H'tt.H-. one h"inE ''c .rarr-Ss - No,
notice G"s 'ar g. ;p.e! ana ~. orc,
n' NJ = private bureau reuuri on ennis.
ION first rfplrt,i at So boy cent a..
norma. hui afterwards said to Ice 90
,htIti ing :" crop ~ around E.Jft. (T,n i,l.s
~. r3"u. wa y. h'h better tuHn du. IN,
!" ihs Lace 70; ''s strength the ulnrk-t
h'f" it.t ~ TIE "E'U.n" and cont Ir,tirG 10,
f'rrt" nhth ~ Wa - 10 y points down
rms isiu t; ur fhs CROP was construct
"t,s lthiE '"U| u' recent. ruulors ~
.I!V4te crnGIt.rn r-uorts a.. a, Iov .,
r. fnl!n" Ing it" h'S; decline fairly good
hHS!nS Ms MOI hud D. caused a r,C.y
"LF on lhr most activ" months un;fl
lil-J were = points over Yesterdays crrs.
'rt"nrr irdG.us GU tu lr."i \ li:tl. l,f..,'
under n" Ief.lrr-uiu Of ocinhcr 10 -,
h.i snit"ncG again. and thereafter jis
nhS"i lttIs strength This selling -.
,'li''S 81 t'i'ltr was generally accent 81
20 ~ inyauins ih"I longs were v-ttlnc n,.t
IA 'irpdT alton for 't"st notice ,!.,r ami ms
H!h." tender Ig That 'IuiIh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

.."n..dsf.s;y, h!sher than ias ana w.rc
"a Eastern demand u I.an-tshlf.. Win
h'is" ii"d. huttus p- CgaLlLur! Ju.. lea
r.nI advice Thu .rrIIth U rl.,t ,ls.,r
yN lHsi before III. pDrs..:= here. huS. scr.
*Hl 'ar local lgarH.t uuer.i ,a.g at =
i'g.n. %: 20 Q, pu.Eis under southern.
1n.r. wa heayy roal.a!ns by rer~o,
buyers. bur hfi.r O.. i!uu 80 I.-t - .r
'"'.- irl"c- rallied "'l ,raEe hyslur anH
'nh,'d 4" Z. - and I1uuary 90 - -, nus
"'trr.urs increased y, 'hcse figures ana TIA"
'sHIft ~ prominent Southern l.thority
p.aeinr ih. condition of the or.u al ~
Ms- rN lrut.S IS ht.IugolniuI"nt 20 H.ou'"
MO nti bought on yesterdays r.tur, OF
so. tYr tine }he 'nL-krt held fairly
steady ~ reactions o. - Or . POINTS
from he t"~t. b.t New orleans solo here.
"uj "r"T!Hrs "er" heavier late the
lnI langars 10 ls.-a 90 . :" g. POINTS
net .g"er on ihe genera list
Munh Of 'hc ,a'c selling .wHs attribute
- hts show- 'l.,rk.h urrct,4 GIr.u.
~" lasi i"" ItEs. Private y"auris :r-
,"i'"d hers during tho morning c-o.I both
S"Gi b +'s'vTn ana Eastern l-.r r,lrr 8
,Hi"l""Hi"i on continued good demand
iHf spot cotton. "tth "a wei .'ll!uta,ns :,
iss!s Reports from wh-hinp;0u n ~" ;h,.
Wa f!n"i.cn t1rpurI ton had mad. I'D
h'h"'s today hSet.gutiIS s=r)". .ui - a.
80 Nv ih"iicin cotton "Nupris wcfs VIII
'"ri 'r,".oir tpld!. - ~ United stat.
rprt stock i.3'S s!s ENp,rs 1851 r,i.-
nE '-al'3 ." tar this season arilus; 2li
Iii !hs; year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
cmic.,t.u Gn,IN M,KNEr.

CHICAGO S.u' o. lrd.g tti"us o.: good
sized tAI"rt oLsluts, had hu.;ish -
,cc, ~ IA marho, tohay rrl.cr. closed
iflH, u, q" iI-e u't higher, with Decent
her 81 -. Us and Nav So. 90 8 So.
Corn gained Nc1 &c - ~ ana bt.. :, n -
Z" - In prov isicus VA" outcome Wa Un
changed - Geo lower.
Wheat l-ic.- began "a show an az ward
tendency - soon a. n. market D;.an"i.
ana although uudcrstr -c,nnck- TOOK
piac" ~ ,ia!"- he finish wr. At IN"
'"; Level 90 ,hg iay. offerings we're lsht
az n" s'tr' ma ihi- iact encourage!
buying. ga which a s.ronG communication
house acted as leader. Later tn- s!gua
90 ,mpru y"tu"u' ia "Nnor, demand este
c!r!y caii Tor hard winter rsadcs 10 Dee
shipped b, " - -: the Gulf -: M'Sicp.
..clmc 'hs rh."f stimulating influence.
Mining demand. 500. Wa said To hn pick
int ur. anl thee was talk that "y.u
without '"iuNonitng - "Suurt trade
sn''t" domestic mills might Nui dinlrUl'v
n5''inlnK SUPPLIES IN 'h- connection Z,
wa pointed out hat today for IN. nr,t
ii'n" IA many weeks The primary receiu;s
were smaller than Year a-o.
corn sni cai, reflected Tho wheat adj
vanc. T@w Cit?G1Es "N,"r' Interests wor"
Contra and southern i,luu!"
PROVISIONS bad 81 downward slant ~ LINE
gy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
l'RODUCE MARKETS..


NEW YORK. SCOT. = There WAS fn-
,h.r ad'nnce IN the market Tor c"iia.
futures Ar-" today attr!hH'-l 10 IN" hul /.
i>h innu'n"c of N"si"rdny'- rou"rt I'm
the brazilian government Was NOW huv
ms Victoria a. we'll a. Rip and Sautu'
''nrcs under the vu!"rlaatlOn uan Thn'
-nrh purchases wrr. being 'uTd- WAS can
nTm"i hN Other UTIvHt" aGvi'"S receive
today hut nothing tchn.'r wt- stated re
c1riinr IA" nric" h.!nc ra!i Glr - aud -
R"rprt- "f higher sSkIur pTiCrr In TIA,
cost and E-"ich. market wcrc also a factpr
ana rff-r rp"nins unrhnnr-d iu p"tn
higher active months >olI II points ahiv.
,"s'.-ity,. ''"s". with Dcccrhor touch
iuE .af. tn" close WAS to II points r-'
Al@h"i. "a les VIZ" estimated ~ .hau' o..
o. ag". ut-rihr' "a: Catcher : q. ~"
M,V : ~ .iulv S!I
$40, c"n"" ti:wrr. Rio - 600 :. SAINT,
l. y 49, i@l. t'p.t ami r:.IrN' offers In
.udgI SAINT = AMI ~ az - ~ Z" !-.r5
Tn" official cables r"rur'"l u., alvano,
~ - RS IN ia" dC'lr- hu"irr '4'" l,r,'
RI "~chan"s on London Wa 1-2-i higher
~" RIO market was rnrhnng.! 20 80 rel,
lower tn" ear cable. uUatc! ~IutH'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
CHICAGO LIVE srocK MARKET.

CHICAGO Scut. 9l-CIt;l". R-,cIrt-
go. good Ur.' Et"c-- scarce and steady
cox grad" steers ard better grade COW,
and medium h'if"rs Stow :" lower can,
n"rs ana cutters. bulls and "alvr. steady
bu l. ho-f st-"rs. 'oN 'Is y. bologna bulls
Illli ~; veal caves lsrgcis - b, "a l-.iI.
Hog: Rgc"iDl- -2u'r: steady II ~,
lower thtu yesterdays average: c!os!ul
weak: hr.h-uN.r moderate: tcu 50. bull
Lights aud Light bat, hers. 49, ~ SO. hu't
backing sovz. G.,oTss.. Mig. steady bull :
i'-igablc. - : -.
sheep: Receipts i-Uoi. outside ~ r.v
"trly sales strong To- - higher AT 500.
so: genera nsiiv" lamb. 'rnGe. &c - 8,
lnwr- bulk. =" cults islfi so. no choiC.
Western !auh- hoe: !Isht Fat "Nv"s slow
steady: h"|virs &c 10 iDc lower. iop $50
puik 3'"., 90: Jew loads feeder lamb
.t.nlN q 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
ASK Si.l5O,OOO FOR
FINANCING EXPORTS
Applications for Advances for Cotton
ana f"ha""" Approved by War
Finance Corporation.

WASiilNGTON, sept 23.-AppIica-
ti"nS for advances t"tallinG Si,li0 900
/" assist in financing exports OF cot
Ton ana tobacco were approved today
10y the War Finance Corporation.
The advances consisted of 2,OOo,-
GOO to an exporter 10 assist III inanc-
Ing tho expectation OF cotton: $1,000
400 TO southern bank for the pur-
pos" of assisting in carrying cotton in
domestic warehouses until II can be-
exported In I'm orderly manner; ST.
coo 600 10 southern bank to assist
s. the expectation OF cotton. and $780,
900 % an exporter for the purpose of
assisting in the expectation Of to-
haCCO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
DECLARES BUSINESS
Is RAPIDLY GAINING
Dun> Rr'icw ifcport> Industries
Naicriniirin. With the
season.
lNv Nsnnclntnl prnssl

ny Associated prcss.l
NEW YORK, Scrt ~ buns re-
v!"w tomorrow viii say.
After Il period al Slow and ,rrcgu.
Jay Improvement, added momentum
to ia" business recovery has ma :
torialsacd with the advancing sea
son While reports from separate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
American >cho"ncr i,.p"r,ch nmrncd

MOBIl.E. \I.N. Srut. 2S-Whilr in
tn" Crooked Island pass en- route
from Gulfport 1" Porto Rico. the
American schooner John y E"clicr-
man was burned. according TO nfor-
nation received in Mobile today. The
Bcckcrman, %,6 net tons. Captain
Cork. sailed from GulfpOrt - frw days
ago with cargo OF lumber for u
Porto Rican port,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
LIBERTY LOAN UoND MAnxEr.
y Is's'1 n u MI NJ = ~
Investment Bankers
..-L ". Mum E.L-.t- I:-.n-.-Ll "
COTTON SHOWS DROP
AT CLOSE OF DAY

NEW YORK Sept. eg-ournnc declines
wcr" followed by recovery ia thr cu;t"f.
market today. hut Increased offerings wer"
HUCO.atccci around In" .,c level. ana after
selling at rn5 D"cc;nb.r contracts broke
~ 1870 IN tho lat trading. they closed
at that level. with the general market
closing easy ~ a net decline OF :. - .
!oints.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS M,ih..rs.

EEW YOEk Sont. cp,tor gnpI-
he q drlu today. WIN more ,.iivt'. ..r
carly I"llN'fls-. Yam" Were higher.
cu,uh"d yarns being fr,u on 4, hishrr
rang" Nrrliu% w"r" SLIGHTLY easier fu'.
lowing r'~t." u'i.r .uEs 90: small lots Iun-
h"r. r"p"r'"d "a srU~onaprr Itnil..I Cor
.muAl Mnhm-!lL.s .rLn --LA-.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

Improved SrrTic" Wins Havana Sprriui
u hours to- Havana daily, except
Friday. Atlantic Coast Line. Jui
Mutual Bldg. Phone Randolph sos
Advert ispnlpui
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

..rah> Sales rSuort.l ~ H.u-
Pear. av i-Isi 100. les -atss ctr, ua ~.
-nIh it-'r. geo sucks EarH rrulnr at
80 lI' sacks Edlth at so ;yyrIuf-
~ sucks. mlirrh rr',tpl-. '.f' -l..~
'.."n r.Ce steady. Sales rsr.si.l. if.-
rockets Honduras at :. 90 $50. l.-.
spch".s I,Ian at q. - q. ai:r nue,.'a
iiur RS" az -. % a ING npyi,rI- Iarr....t
80 IA - - 3 DuCNe's Early rru.tL- az
&. Rcc'.u;s. -."ig pDckat~
bran ana ru.i.h UNCHANGED
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

-Hlys. 40 -fDrk ii,.s.i
Minor up''>- Stock 80.
Total today is,C,i:i. - -. ,x,.o-.g
.til. - 1DE. '.2Nl.'.I
Il. I",a! FOR ""r"-i '"ooip's. i7ia@! exports.
Ton. ~. scason-R, s5s,3ts. OK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
SUGAR

SUGAR
m,fbc va. o., I.,,vS tod. 6a, rf,,..
;'4c &c. T.. .uuAl IL - 'og ,.ut,ifus.f.
Iyg'p E'eD., were puntpJ 49, ilI for .tu-
'riiuEai anal cubas at iN"
~" r.ato"f fns rs.w sugar futures Na-
irregular. but aside from e li't., s.-H.i.-
nt -- "a IN" near POSITIONS uu gus.r.Nr
prices sHngT".'E ""rs iuw"r an. alui
tnmWtsipn houses FINAL ur.s's w,r 60
u"urt- higher TO net lower b,tsh.t
r.nS"i at 80. D"cr!uDHr a. 10, .'r,H a.
.t amt Mas az 2tS
m. J.iiuuI tor refined - moderate. bpt
stu. United Zoo nearby r.puirrr|-rf. and
prices w"-t unchanged - a-p Co l.a5 tor
Nur srHEG.1trl.
There var no transactions m -.NurA
Ir'uH"" HuI closing ur!,.s N"'. urrh.,Il.s...
points net lower prtOuur f.n-.i Ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
KlcIIMo>n GnAI> EXCHANGE.

Wh0.csN!e Ouol4'I0a- On 'CNaurc
September % 1871.
These Guu;ations r,r-r~cut prices which
are being pr'a 80 Offered by dealers and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

q was This last shot tina, ended
tn" ir" ~ MrS. l.awcs
On" other person Witnessed tho
tragedy. y ucighhor OF Miss Cots
chalks said she was at her window
and saw Mrs. L1wos SIT down on 4
n"nliy stoor. TAX" a cup from her
hnD' '@r drink something from it.
'F"r dash the vessel into the gutter.
S"Hrchers later found fragments al tin"
china and. In IA" dead womrus bnr
"a ghial. labelled witli tho manic oC a
drug
rorIauG. White admitting that he
ani Mrs i.nw"s had Quarr"lcd over
Miss iiauau. cmphaticully denied that
amy feeling couccrning himself had
l'd go tn" shooting. He said the mo
iNa was positively not jealousy" .x-
pressing the belle; that She was tenn
purarily d"raugcd mentally
MIR l.awrs was related /" Miss
llanau 10y marriage, and lived with
IN" lIanan family until two wccka
ago wheu Hh" moved 10 AN apartment
at th" Vanderbilt Hotel. she was III
rr"d s"vcral years ago from her
husband. Edgar T.. Schmitt ana re-
aun'd beer maiden name OF i.awcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
ES-DzSPATCE7S RECORD OF FINANCIAL NEWS

unchanged to- ~ r"i. lower. bu. fa.,r -.-
uytS shvwrd an iiNnu". ~ ." Zoo a."
hI'@i.t'u rprt r'rt.pts. f.''". luuuatu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
EIcnMo>n LIVE SrocE M,wkrr

High aord Union S,oek yard,
kcni"rN-t tair run OF cattle. market
st"tGy Niih last weeks prices. Closing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24
COMMONWEALTH OF it'iH,
nist,tt,I: or yiIf. AUDITOR o|
PUBLIC hCCot MIS-
RICHMOND.

List ,f bank deposits case ana
.ynr, in the SAVINGS Bank ot E.cH-
gtout.. Richmond. Va not checNeh OF
.or ,f,cen years. puh!icai -, 20! WhiSn
+ made as required ny rhaPt'' o.
Acts Extra Session 1919
J. w. Eli!ey. Admir- ......'.
e. y. Gfisg .''''' 49,
Harris r. ilcrndon. .........' *.
J. y. Mayer. .........'..'''' -
The lawful owners. il any. OF th's
moncy can at any I'm" with'h t'"
years apply FOR the same T." non
Roosevelt rage. Second Auditor OF
Virginia Richmond virginia, fur
nishins proof Of such ownership SAT-
lSfactory To that officer.
G. LEE MOORE.
Auditor Public Accounts.
COM NON WEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF
PUBLIC ACCoi NTS.
RICIMOND.
List of bank deposits (S? 30 and
ovcr) in tac Merchants National
Bank. Richmond. Virginia. not check. .
ed on for nftccn years, publication OF
which Is made as required by chapter
81, Acts Extra session ls.:
C. T.. Cary. ATTY, for heirs OF
VirEinia Oliver ...........''.' 80
WIN. Chiffon. Clerk amman. 3G'
Geo II. Herring. Tx. SD.
The lawful owncr. IL any. OF thi.
money can II any time within, ten
well Page. Second Auditor Of Viz
Qinia. Richmond, Virginia. furnishing
proof OF suoh ownership satisfactory
10 that officer.
C. LEE MOORE,
Auditor Public Accounts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-09-24

SiEfW -CprUur"Ss.i ......-
!prs"- r,'~S-tl large be-.
CIR Io,St Mli.i.FEED
Ships;'Iu. .piiur ..........
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

bile association, said thIs law was
passed 10 attempt 10 do away with
the road hog nuisance which evevy
driver Of a. passenger car has been
UP against.
Truck drivers who get In the mid
die Of the road and stay there, may
have been able heretofore 20 put up
the excuse that they couldn't hear
the horn OF this passenger car and
therefore didn't know auch was
trying 10 pass said Mr.. Noblet.
Under this new law, with a properly
adJusted rear view mirror, the truck
driver may soc, whether he hears or
not. that a passenger car IL behind
him and Is trying 10 pAAs. Ths law
provides q penalty against . truck
driver who fails 20 lay over and per-
init q faster moving vehicle 70 pass"
Mr., Noblet also points out that the
law prohibits tho sale Of new trucks
which are not equipped with a rear
view mirror. Tho secretary OF state
and the attorney general are now
calling attention OF neAce officers tn
every community to this mirror law
states Mr.. Noblet, The Law has been
IN effect now FOR more than sixty
days and It IS Nighttime that truck
operators should comply with It's pro-
visions. II Is also Nighttime that
peaeN officers evSrywherN should be-
ain ~snfOFclng TT"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
LAW REQUIRES
TRUCK MIRROR
Failure to Have Rear View
Will Cause Arrest

Every owner OF a truck or CONNER
cial motor vehicie IN Indiana should
take notice OF the fact that the police
or c~onstables are apt to get them IN
less they have their vehicle equipped
With q rear view MIRROR mirror 50
either On their wtndshieli
o. on the left front fender. that viii
give the driver a view Of the road
way to their rear.
According to q Communication from
the Hoosier State Automobile Asso-
citation this law was passed BIZ the
last legislature and carries an eme4s-
sncy clause, which put II In effect I'M
mediately on It's passage
NJ. r. Noblet- manager OF the auto
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10
HERE'S WAY
To GET THE
POSTOFFICE
Indiana Offices Are Affected.
First And Second Class Re-
qulrements Unchanged.

WASHINGTON June En- deeig-
mating Juns - az the date when per
sons Wishing to be regarded az APP
plieants for appointment as postmas-
tiers In Various cities should die their
applications, the civil eerw4cs con
mission let II become known that th@
regulations governing examinations
for arst and second class offices UNI
der President H~arding'a executive or
der Of May 40 viii be the Same as the
lions under the Wsison-Bu-leson or
der, which the new order superseded.
For offices of the third class, that
Is. offices paying the pestmasters ga
2eo or less a ycar. a slight change IN
the regulations has been made Ap-
p.icants for these offices will be az
sembIed tor written examinations as
urier the former ovder, but business
trstnins and experience will weigh SO
ro.nts. Instead Of IS points, as here
tetore. and letter writing Viii weigh
~ points Instead OF as Arithmetic
wt1 continue to weigh 80 points ana
Ye1manship 10 points
No Change for Several onfces-
No change Is noted for offices IKE
those at Indianapolis, FIT, Wayne.
South Bend and Evansville. which pay
from s4.2o0 70 $4,000 Applicants must
have reached their thirtieth and not
passed their sixty-htth birthday the
date Of the vacancy. and must show.
that for al least five years they have
he'd responsible positions which re-
quired ability 10 organize, TO direct or
to manage business affairs, and must
also show they have demonstrated
their ability 10 meet and deal VITA
TIE public satisfactorily.
For offices paying more than saw
up 10 and including $4,000. offices like
those a. Hammond. East Chicago,
Terre HRute, Anderson. Connersville
frankfort, Lafayette. LoGansport.
Richmond and many others IN Indiana
candidates must show that for at
least three years they have held re-
sponsibie positions These candidates
must not have passed their sixty-hftn
birthday.
Third Class Provisions
For offices paying less than Sz.soo
offices Of the third class where czn-
didstes v11 he assembled for written
examination the age limits Tuns from
tEenty-oaa 10 ~six+y-hvs years
The arsz batch Of Examinations
will be for nrst ard second class Of
fees IN \ Nav England states and
in New York New JA-sey. PennsyI
vanla \ Maryland
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

The woman who used TO look upon @
wedding Invitation as a social victory
now has a daughter who Includes such
things In the list Of monthly bills
Dallas News.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-06-10

Tell EN- nothing. ehs What sbou4
that advice In managing wives7" TT
went work. What you fail 10 tell EN-,
they gusaA"-LoUiaville C~ourlerJour
nal.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
CEMETERY WINS DECISION
Judge Marvin of the Superior Court
 Decides As-.us, Thos. Bradford

The demurrer against an injunction brought hv Thomas C. Bradford against the cemetery association fa prevent the burial of dead bodies in close proximity to his dwelling house was granted Monday. Mir. Bradford sought "a restrain the association from using for burial purposes eer- tain strip of land on the south side Of the cemetery and adjoining his prop erty. \ demurrer was brought against Bradford's injunction.
 Bradford claimed that the proNim- ity of the cemetery property to his home would make burial there un- slightly and unhealthy. He relied up- on a section of the statutes providing that dead bodies should not be buried within $50 feet of a dwelling house, unless the property was established as a cemetery prior to 1911. when the bill was passed The land in question was purchased before 1911 but was admittedly not used for burial pur- poses prior to that time.
 Bradford was represented by Searls. Russell & Bradford and the cemetery association by Attorney J. F. Carpenter.
Putnam patriot., 1921-07-15
CHURCH MEMBERS
 GIVE GENEROUSLY
Conrregationalists Raise As Much Money As They Had
 Anticipated Services Will Be Held At Least Two
 More Sundays

Rev. Boynton Merrill. pastor of Che Second Coagres esa5IeGal church had this statement to make when inquiry was made this week regarding the ey- cry member canvas held last Sun day: The evefy-member canvass k reported by the committee to be in every way encouraging and success ful. A large number of members of the church parish are out of town and are now being reached with requests for subscriptions. l. is expected that the full sum will be 1t hand when needed" "
 l. is understood that certain amount was set hy the pastor ss the goal toward which the eanvassing committee was Co strive on Sunday This goal was reached and the sums received since Sunday have indicated Co the canvassers that the entire sum will certainly be obtained before work is begun. Plans are being made and carried into effect as though the eu- tire amount sought had been received the first day.
 The sum which the committee in charge of the renovation to the Con gregational ehutch interior hoped to obtain was s3.7a1. This amount was necessary Co heip meet the costs ef the proposed sll0oo Improvements to be made this year All but the S2.- 700 was in tiiz form of memorial gifts.
 It is expected that services vii be held in the Congregational church for at least two mofe Suuday~ By shat time the renovation committee hopes that the work on the interior of the building will be begun
 The annual Sunday school picnic of the Congregational church will be heli at Roselana Park Thursday sf- ternoon. Buses wiil leave the church at 1 and 2 o'clock. The chairman of the picnic committee is F. w Seward The day will close with the annual prayer service or the shores of the lake.