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The New York herald., 1921-04-05
NEW EXPOSE PROMISED
IN BASEBALL SCANDAL
Judge Mcdonald Reduces
Bail of Indicted Sox.

CHICAGO. April 4.-Promises OF a new
expose in the baseball scandal came
from an unexpected quarter to-day
when attorneys defending the eight Chi
cago White Sox players indicted with
ten others for conspiracy in the alege
throwing OF the 1919 worlds series an
nounced they had uncovered a real
scandal in which men hitherto not
mentioned in the case had won more
than 100000 on the series.
The statements were made by Attor-
neys Benedict Short and Michael
Ahearn when they made motion before
Judge Charles A. Mcdonald for reduc-
ton in bail of the defendants. Judge
Mcdonald reduced the bail for Eddie
Cicotte. Claude Williams Butch
Weaver, Swede Risberg, Oscar Felsch,
Fred McMullin and Joe Jackson, White
Sox players, from maximum Of
s48.000 each to $500, but announced
he would permit no reduction in the
cases of the alleged gamblers.
Mr.. Short and Mr.. Ahearn refused to
go into details concerning their charges
Of new scandal, but promised that the
full particulars would be made public
when the case is brought to trial
THE players that have been in
dicted," said Mr.. Ahearn in pleading for
bail reduction. are not the conspirators
in this case. More than 100000 was
won by a set of men VINO have not yet
been indicted, and we are prepared 10
prove this charge and to prove that our
defendants were not implicated. When
the trial comes up we will reveal a
real scandal and name the men who
really are guilty"
II is believed that the seven players
whose bail was set at $7,5 each to-
DAY will surrender within a day or two.
States Attorney Robert Il. Grove to-
night reiterated previous statements
that the men would be given just 4
little bit more time" before extradition
proceedings were started.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
SHEPHERDS FEATURE
DETROIT DOG SHOW
Alma Paulineneck Judged
Best of Fine Lot.
u, FRANK Y. DOLE.

DETROIT. Mich. April d.--ln the sixth
annual show Of the Detroit Kennel Club
at the armory to-day the shepherd entry
of flfty-eight dogs. judged by REGINALD
NJ. Cleveland Of Princeton, y. j.. was the
feature. The dogs We're q good lot. with
the local entrN strong. both as to quality
and quantity The winning dog was John
Cans Grimm yon der NIainkur. impress
sive IN lcngth OF body and movements.
lie was beaten In q close decision for
best Of breed by the same owners beau
tiful bitch. Almo Psulineneck. showing
wonderfully and one Of the soundest
shepherds Of to-day. Reserve winners
in dogs went 10 Henri I. Baer's Armn
Won der Burghalde. a dog Of good move
ment and type. The reserve winners in
bitches went to a local one. w. Il. Gag
miers Jeanne dare OF Society, OF good
scale and conformation.
Russian wolfhounds were another large
entry, many OF which were locally
owned The winning dog was tho wen
known Ostrand O. Valley Farm Reserve
winner was AIRS. Allan II. Palnier's Bol-
shevik. lie is a big. fine outstanding dog
and was shown in beautiful condition.
The winning bitch was Valley Farm
Kennels Imported Cresta o. Valley
Farm. She repeated her Chicago win
here. winning special FOR the best Rus
sian woifhound IN tho show Size Is
splendid hound. white aud brindle in
color. very typical head. nice nose aud
grand hind quarters.
Pekingese werc judged by Charles s
Hopton Of New York, and his decisions
were quite a reversal or tho recent shows.
The winning dog was Canadian owned
one. Mrs, r. s. Richardson's Prince
Clea OF Aderborno. He has wonder
fully good head end correct trent The
reserve winner was a local dog, Alber-
daire Pekc, owned b. Mrs. r. T. Wood
IN bitches Mrs z. s Richardson's
Young Shi Of llomcfeld was the winner.
she is q nice sable. VITA 4 short face
and 9 good body. and easily defeated
Prince r9ea for best
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
CANADA EAGER FOR
OPEN NAVIGATION
Looks Forward More keenly TO
This Years Clearing of Ice
From Rivers and Lakes.
MUCH GRAIN TO BE MOVED
Financial Outlook More Cheer
ing-Ncw Bond Issues
Are Proposed.
MUCH GRAIN TO BE MOVED

SpeciGi Despatch ~ TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
Mo&rEEAI, April i.-The opening OF
navigation on the ST. Lawrence River
Is being looked forward 70 this year
more keenly perhaps than ever before.
Through the Great Lakes and the st.
Lawrence much ~ Canadas most inn
portaut trade i carried on. making bust
ness activity an along the route. With
The opening of navigation the Port Of
Montreal will resume its activities.
which have become greatly accelerated
Of late years There still remains at the
head Of the lakes large amount Of
grain to be moved Large iron ore and
coal shipments are reported ready for
clearing out OF the ice.
Although improvement in business
brought about BY opening Of navigation
viii do no more than further stabilize
general conditions. that factor. pay
ments Of income taxes. handing down OF
lie 1921 budget. settlement Of tariff un-
certainties and payment Of Victory and
War Loan interest should clear the air
before summer
Ia q general way the financial out
look Il cheerful Canada is sineularly
fortunate in not having a serious labor
problem. In most cases IN which wage
reductions have been found necessary
they have been made without friction
Reports from the Middle West and the
Pacific Coast indicate that similar con-
ditions prevailing in those sections The
Dominion and the Provincial govern
ments are taking a helpful attitude
toward business and their sane assist
ancc has been an important factor dur
ing the last six months.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Ross Young's Knee
Prevents His Playing

JACKSON. TENN. April l.-When
the Giants arrived here this
- morning Il was found that Ross
Young. who Injured his rigat knee
in Memphis yesterday. was not ~
shape to take his place IN right field
against the Senators. Young's knee
had swelled to almost twice It's nor
NAL size and pained considerably.
In the absence OF Young. Curtis
walker win play in right Held Walk
er hss been hitting every bit as hard
as Young. and has been doing some
fine fielding lie was out IN right
while Young w9s on third ~ the
absence Of Goldie Rapp.
Davy Bancroft, who was lett be-
hud in Mobile. is 10 rcJon the
Giants ~ Knoxville tomorrow Whcn
reached over tile telephone THE Woril-
ing Bancroft said that he Nt- c0n.
inN aiorg in good shane ~ 3t
expected io hc ready 10 resume his
piscc AZ shortstop ~ Washington on
Friday
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
ON THE LINKS --DOC SHOW
Woodie' Platt Will
Aid Golf Invasion

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK
HERALD
NiiILADELPHIA, April 4. j..
Wood Plat, Philadelphia anna
teur golf champion, tonight
wired w c. Fownes. Jr.. Of Pitts
burgh his acceptance of an invita-
ton to join the American team which
will go abroad TO compete for the
amateur championship Of Great Brit
ain. at Hoylake in May. The local
star will sail April 80. Plat is the
second Philadelphia who will make
the trip. as Max Marston announced
some time ago that he would go, al
though at present he is suffering
from an injury to his shoulder.
Platt was semi -fnalist in the ma
tional championship at oakmont in
1919. In that event he defeated
Francis Ouimet after thirty-eixrt
hole match Last year. at the En-
gineers. he eliminated the titleholder.
S. Davidson Heron. In the finals OF
the Nassau Country Club invitation
tourney he defeated the British star
4. D. Armour after an extra hole of
play.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
SHIPS OFFICER CURED
BY RADIO PRESCRIPTION
Chief Engineer Is Relieved of
Acute Indigestion.

The chief engineer OF the American
freighetr West Hembrie. from AJnster-
dam to Savannah. became very III OF
acute indigestion In midocean on March
%. and his skipper sent out wireless
call for immediate medical advice. The
United States mail liner Pocahontas. in
Yesterday from Naples. with her own
md an Italian Government surgeon
aboard. sent prescription to the West
Henbrie. and few hours later received
tris message from her master:
"Cmef engineer all right now. win
remember YOU in our prayers"
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
H0REMANS BEATS JENNINGS.

Playing lis last exhibition halkline
game IN this city. Edopard Horemans.
European champion, iast night defeated
Dr II q Jennings, the Crescent Ath-
letic Club title holder. 400 70 i3 III the
Crescent \. G. Ia Brokhn Tho Belgian
collected his points Id eleven innings
and returned high run of 3ii. which
IS said TO he the highest run ever made
I'll Brooklyn room.
Horemans and i,s manager. Shepard
Barclay. Leave here THIS morning for
Phiadcahia, from whctc thoy viii 70
n tho coast. Horemans v-ii ieave for
Durops June 4 from California
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
FOOTBALL MEN TO DINE.

The head couch and the senior adviser
IN Tho Nale football aggregation for 1921
aill be guests Of honor 1T the dinner Is
y given nj the Hotel McAlpn by the
Alumni Association Of Phillips Exeter
Academy on April : at Z 40 r. NJ. There
were siS Exeter men on the Vale team
rhst fall and five on the Princeton team.
Tad Jones Is a graduate or PhIllips-
Exeter Academy and viii confi his re-
marks 70 the strength of Offensive at
tack as opposed 70 defensive strength in
The present game.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
New Financing Planned.

Interesting new financing - coming
for the Riordon Company. Ltd, the
largest producer OF pulp and lumpe.
in Canada Expectation Is that ponds
TO the extent of SS,ooo,0o0 or s6,coo,ovo.
maturing in ten years and bearing ;
per cent. will be issued Plans are
nearing completion and an American
ard Canadian syndicate win handle the
securities. Riordon, like all other pulp
and paper companies, has spent great
deal Of money on development and ~
faced by insufficient working funds.
The Canadian Salt Companys share
holders are called into special meeting
here on April Z to approve an issue
Of ST .6Oo, 900 of its I per cent. general
mortgage serial gold bonds. due IN
twenty years OF that issue 100000 VIII
be sold to the public. sG56,OoO held 10
retire it's first mortgage bonds and the
balance retained 10 provide funds as
needed
The Prince Edward Island Light,
Heat and Power Company is to be in
corporated in bill before the island $
Legislature. The company will be cap
italized for S2,000,eo0. Using coal 10
generate electricity the company plans
10 distribute light heat and power
throughout the island from . central
power station. Montreal and Prince
Edward Island capital Is interested
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
SOUTHERN SPOTS.

Galveston quiet - points lower az .25c. .
sales go bales. New orleans steady. -
lower, at lie. sales 3.t19 Mobile nominal !.
20 lower, nj 10.21c: sales MI Savannah
quiet, 20 lower. at 1l50c. sales 200 balos.
Norfolk quiet, - lower, All tie; sales nil.
Augusta steady. % lower. al l0.T5c.; sales
"a. Memphis steady, unchanged, at 1l.i0c.
sales $50 Houston steady, 20 lower. at
1o.5oc.: sales 1d3 bales. Little Rock quiet,
o. lower. at 1o75c. sales 437 Dallas
steady, 10 lower at l0.10c.; sales .4SI,
Fort Worth steady 90 lower, 1T io.loc.
sales Gs2 bales.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

mains unpaid. The recent change IN
the Greek Government has apparently
caused the delay, Two previous in
terest payments were met in full when
due Negotiations to obtain payment
Of the interest due were begun weeks
ago with London representatives OF
Greece
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
MI,MI CoprER COMPANY.

Ut ErONHNNHs NV INFk.
DIVIDEND No 80.
Apr 1921
Tpr Board n Directors Of Miami copper
Company have ths day declared dividend
of 500 prr share FOR the quarter year ending
March atst 1927, on the capital stock 81 The
company. payable May 18Th. 1921. 70 stock
holders u record nj tie clogc of brsincsa ou
MAY 2ud. fa2f Books win nor close
SAM A. I.EWtgOIN. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
pnoposALs.

..trsr,rTI,AR No sai sealed proposals. VIII
he received al office Of General Purchasing
Avent Alaskan Eng neeriuF Commission, Room
s91 pel strect Terminal. Seattle. wash,
80 ,ater than II 40 A. NJ, Nny tGth. 1921
Tor furnishing $1,000 Jie Plates Copies n
tson al tNis office. from Aiaulau Engineer-
sna Commission, aoi rost Officr Building.
I,ur-iand. ore Alaskan Engineering Com
rniaaIon 3O7 Custom House, san Francisco,
raiif.; U. s. Reclamation Service. sos Tram.
way BLDG Denver, colo. superinteudrnt ~
warehouse, Indian Service 3e#0 So. Ashland
hvs.. Chicago, nj: Bureau Of Mlnea 1900
Forbe- Street Pittsburgh ra. and Ne 7l.au
Nnriaeering Commiesion. pepa rtmfnt IN the
Interior Washington. y. &. C u. b1LF
GENERAL PurcharinE AFm.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
WAR BONDS.
tfNLlS SIZED.
MONTREAL STOCKS.

MONTREAL, April Following IL
summary OF transactions on the Mon
treal Stock Exchange for the week end
ing April .
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
BRUsSEL WINS TWICE.

Sidney Brussel last night won two
games W. the ballSlinc handicap billiard
tournament for the poggenburg Cup ~
thc Rational Recreation II Eroolivu
liz hls clrst ga.rc Erusscl defeated
tr ns S. \prlchN isa f. -.
'a t..f,n, ho' Oven .'niin Nn n
ie5 IT, ii6. vi tic first contest titus4ci
made 4 hgh run of -. ApplohS boot
run MAS -. while wards hish sulng
was II.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Range Of prices
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April 4.-Posting of fig
ures as to fertilizer sales brought a breal, in
the cotton market to-day that encouraging
news from the Washington Conference 81
Southern Bankers was unable to overcome
TO 26 points Closing bid May, 1i.10; tuly
1t.5I; October, 120S December, 2.26 Janu-
arS l1.Ia
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
Quebec Asks Tenders.

Tenders are being called by lead
ing Canadian bank for an issue ot
$4,000 OF the city OF Quebec's ten year
s per cent. bonds. payable IN Canadian
funds The city's bonds are held N
high regard and il Is expected that It's
next issue will be sharply contested Tor.
The Township OF York, Ont. has
awarded $4,000 OF rs 8 per cent. twenty
year instalment bonds 70 Toronto
Montreal cyndicote tor si.S79.
The Rumanlan interest payment Of
81. 1925 fell due on Friday and was
not met The interest Is due on the
credit OF 81, O1o,Oo0 granted Rumania BY
Canada against goods purchased here.
50 far Rumania has made no interest
payments on the credit \ payment
ar Sso9. .526 was due on October !, but
was extended 70 April !.
An interest payment Of slo3.9l6, due
on the Greek loan on December 80, re-
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
NEW YORK EVE LOSES.

PHILADELPHIA, April a.--The second
game ia the tri-city knights OF Columbus
basketball series between New York. Phila-
dolphia and Atlantic City was played here
to-nlght, with Philadelphia beating the New
York team - u 16
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
TORONTO STOCKS.

S pccai Despatch 70 THE Nav hosK HERALD.
TORONTO. April Following is
summary OF the transactions on the
Toronto Stock Exchange for the week
ending April 2
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
LIVERPOOL.

spot cotton quiet at - points decline
middling esd. Sales 1000, American 1900
In ports 600, ell American. Futures opened
irregular al 90 70 - points decline. Closed
easy a. : act decline OF 30 to 80 points
May I.S'd.. Juy 7.5Gd. October 1.I9d. !.
December. s.S6d. January. T.s9d Man
chester; Yarns irregular, cloths quieter.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
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CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
BANKERS SHARES
Monthly Distribution No. s6

Hcnry H. Doherty 4 Company announce
that HE Twenty-si1th Monthly Distribution
on cities Service Bankers SHARES, payable
on Mny End. 1921. 10 Bankers shares of
Record April 18th. 1921. VIII he 81 cents
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
Garland Steamship Corporation

This corporation has This day declared .
dividend Of 10 per cent. upon its istuod capital
stock, payable Nav 10, 1921, to The ftock-
holders u record April Is 1927. Checks viii
L. -,asS 4 p WATSON. Treagrrsr.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

SEALED PROPOSALS fof erection from
Governroen{ m25erisi ~ Tstog 500, ltan-
W VI. viii bt feaeltd Ard public't nprnca
81 ~ Al NJ AHril ~ in.L NJ CorFtruftiag
e,,tattsrirbsat fttaN, ttooiu stt. a1 White
raii st Nsw York ciH. Information at
above address
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
ne International NicIseI Co.

n guartetiy dividend 81 one and one half
pcf ceut on ino Preferred stock has been
dcriR -ed this daN, payable May =, ia2i r
the Preferred Stockholders ~ record the
close ~ business April is, 1927
JAMES D.. ASHLEY.
Secretary md Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
rpral, SUGAR RErixt~c 90.

March 18th 1871
tte It4iHn gusrtrr.- 1ftidendf n ple am
9IEet. #unNFt .I. T1t Utat ff9,osl III tt. Cnm
-nnu -isras asl paa nal oue-rnif prr cent
If0.t.f .U hs r.. fsrte4 snn.a. AZ tNfs rDiH-
rapy al n prid Mep 2nd. la2l - stock
eeiaers f cora tNe clore ~ huslness
Ap#U -gnH lN2f Tlauffri books Nlll not
close. PIERRE j. SMITH. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

MANHATTAN
THE first nome Il that of the debtor. tile
second that If the creditor and date when
Judgment vas filed
FEINBEBG. ts,dor. and Frank
Micheela-s. Name ct aL March
Is, 1921 .... ................... $3.50 ~
BFRNFELB, philp~J seeman ct
ai. pcc ., lpis ..e..,.......... o6e %
UNITED PHOSPHATE NNp FER.
TIBiHER corr @-F A. Munsey.
March Z iA2i tracated). )......... I tge Sc
wCASTLE KNITTING MILLS
vi Mndlin X all Feb. 20, ta2i. III .69f 90
LANCER. Herman F w Hiiiir
Co. Inc. Fob n 1927 fvaoatedD 3Ia5 10
UNITED PHOSPHATE ANp TTR-
TIIIIER cORr.@r. Munsey
March : 1921 ,racnted) ......... t.fSa ~
BOHM. tulius v. NRqcheck. Juno
% 1918 Observation-Disclosures. 1i1t.s2
Marcel I. 1921 .,.. ...'........,. s2s.cs
BRONX
BLISS Jessamibe C.-N e. VouRht
Iuls 4 toli ...... ...........,. $1,000
PIERCE, BITUER 4 rtEHCE MIG.
corr. ana George Snter@N4
a. Crotty March %. tn2i.s.4..44 2.G3s. IS
SAME. " Donohue March ~,
foN1 ~--~~~-~w~~~ -. .-a..~~ -~.N..~>~ Enr<1Ts
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
ITNLISTEp SECTRITlES.

T.at.rentide Pr 20 80 s5s 500 = 1
\ 4 Puip... -. 81 - a. -
Riordou ...,... 1885 ~ ~ - II
Riordon pf .... a61 e6I g. 81
Tram Pover...12is lels y IL ~
fEx dividend.
sOdd lots
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

unsecured claims and slo12l wages assets
5000, machinery, tools, &c. INC oniy lafse
creditors are y. Curthew Sanders, Tor sale
OF stock, $s3. 600 and Marine brokers Cor
poration. insurance, SIS 900. Max Rock
is attorney for the bankrupt
RECEIVERS IL BANKRUPTCY,
The following receivers III bankruptcy were
appointed Monday by Judge Knox In the
United States District Court;
MORRIS L. SHAME. temporary lecslvtr
for Rothstadt a. Sperber. millinery, 90 Weht
FEirty-eignth street and 5aS Second avenue
with bond OF $4,000. IA the petition Tor
receiver by s. Miller creditor. the llebiii-
ties estimated at 100000 and assets Al
SD. 900
Louis JERsAwIT. receiver for Jacob Louis
and Felix Myerson, trading as Myersen &
Myerson. clothing. ~ East seventeenth
street With bond OF 5000.
c. e. BENolT, temporary receiver Tor Pau-
line Meyers, trading as Mime. Pauline. mil :
linery, 80 West l2Sth street, Win poho
OF $1,000.
NORRIS FRANK, receiver for Philip and
David Pusar, trading az amarr ioe 0qs.u,hs Proa
Company job5ers of dresses, llD5 broad
way. with bond Of $500.
NORRIS ISRAEL, temporary rseetver Tor
Max Berwardt ana Daniel Kahn. trading
as the Perfect Art Embroidery IoinpanN
against ahom petition vas flled APril =
1921. with a bond ot $1,000.
ASSIGNMENT
ANNA EsKENAsG. trading ~ White Noun
tain Dairy, al OIL Eagle avenue. Tho
BronS. has assigned for the benefit OF cree
ttors 10 Sol Cohen. !. !. Haber or 2se
Broadway IS attorney Tor the assignee
JUDGMENTS FILED.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05

Special Despatch 10 THE NEW YORK.
HERALD.
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
High. Low close. I.
LOANS. TRUSTS. 4,

rs Canada Land. 1883 1924 1929. y !
81 Canada Per. f161z tTSh iTSh -
The New York herald., 1921-04-05
ASSIGNMENT.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN.

The following judgments were ttled yester-
lay. the first name being that of me debtor .
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New York Stocks
Take Big Slump

''ff'i'NfhNtf N"NF"e
,IW NDiiN ! lnf 20 Low records
Hi m 90 yefrs aere roFlstor~d 'iuriag
fHrihrr collapse ~ prices nn ,h-
stock exchange today whsn sales TO-
ffilot almost tso.On0 shares
hu lnafaa 1f st0cAs were affected
HI Investment rtN. sfeela.oils and
fiiwfs equipments were hardest Mt.
Hiitd States sf"si losing more than
pHints irnpreJ tu q tho lowest price
sliaa 1885, Ahen o. d.,li-sd 60 81 ls-
t.r fHe eas boom lifted g 10 ssis the
.ms s.Hr
canadian rs,clfo ONCE o favorite %
tne International siock markets.. in
aina iiNriin. wan Nrakrst - the
.tllt ftteadinT AHf wrvks lasa hv
fnaf points to iul ThHt quotation va.
fhn lowest since ine iaoi-08 ported
ahsn BE- frii 90
"Ils uiHfors lnd railway equipment
HHru without support. even az
0nU0saiuna Aianhan ~.
i"Hm Huaued iia recrnt ioa price
lH4 H..f talfinr in lvs and Suds
IIiNln aud Hlur fwo score q
ara 900 popularity snown war brides
Hhf1 ihe rr..ion tf ipsara az to 8
.ihtH
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Has


tHfCAGO june tl.--.i'ittie re-
roirts % COO Good and choice dry
I'D sfcors and she stock steady 90 itc
higher ulaius riassv kinds steady
top yeariinsa ss.00Nel5 bulls veal
calves. wocatrs aid fecders steady
Duik beef sfeefs Sc snHS5B. cahnerf
and cutters mostly s20oHgO9. bulk
hhH Ys50sfG po y.ai calves largely
IS 2609 uo.
lrpf Receipts o. 00H Market ac-
Irc on,nri MOSTLY lue higher gem
nnlig luo go sac higher closing strong.
tou $500 hui1 fNihns45i pigs Csc
hirh.f unlF dtfnnhl. kind S. l0ns25
sN.iI Heo.lrta lNuNn Market gem
pialu 0c urae Msh.r tnp native
..ana ffo0 Hue huN sif.2sal2 90.
n.u olaD Hshi rf owes g. 0o. bulk
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MISCELLANEOUS

ei- tiiENcT FNifFR Painter aul lairtr
hsnser i-l Ms~ln.t, S'r'rt teN m
PLEATiHo
Hau staples Street lNnue .ut
ONE NpkED DOLLARS Reward
flr information leadiug ta ,hc lest
and conviction of paties Uh0 Killed
the little noy kltion which disappeared
from Thomas prus -tor. Dn fht I3'h
Instant or fai hor recovery fAdNy
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-05-25
NewYolh
Letter

New York.-Tbe road commissioner
or whoever 1t Is of Oyster Bay knows
something about'the psychology Of ad-
vertising, as well as Of the. prosaic
matter Of making roads. Motorists on
the north shore Of Long Island meet
with many kinds of signs giving warn
ing Of steep hills or sharp turns. This
is especially true of the Shore road,
which traces the coast line of the
Sound. But is a sign near Oyster
Bay that really makes the speeding
motorlst think and hesitate. "Slow
down." It says, dangerous hill. Near
est hospital nine miles away"
Ny
Maybe it's che examle of Mrs. Lydig
Hoyt and her plunge into the movies
which has spurred her sister, Mrs. Van
Rensselaer, G. King, equally prominent
in New York society, into doing some
thing still more startling. Mrs. King
calls her enterprise "a business ca.
reer." Anyway, she has Just establish.
ed a firm known as the Town ant
Country Secretariat, Inc, which pro
poses a place qualified persons in tina
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reward does married woman receive
for caring for her home? Does a home
make have to spend as much money as
befoe she was mated? From the re-
plies to these queries = and many
more - the Y. W. Glasses will be plan
ned to meet as best they can what
seem to be the chief demands for voca-
tional training.
Ny
Gone are the days when prestige and
flash Of uniform holds the heart. "I
don't like this game; there's no money
IT," said Policeman Alvin M. Gehrke,
the other day as he walked up to Lieut.
Fleming, took off his shield and hand
ed 1t to the lieutenant. ~ quit" Press
ed for reason, Gehrke explained that
he was going to drive pie-wagon. II
paid better. And none Of the advant-
aged urged on the side Of being po'
liceman with badge and authorlt,
and everything compared, in Gehrke's
mind, with the pay and the joy from
driving pies about the city tsreets.
Ny
One can see almost anything in New
York. And frequently does. For in
stance: the other day from train OF
the Sixth avenue elevated, looked
into the windows of loft on Christie
phen street, right at nice live GOAT
munching away on bunch of hay
Why goat was kept there and how
and and all the rest of the story, I cal
not imagine and shall probably nevel