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Arizona republican., 1921-09-22
INDIANS DOWN
 RED HOSE AND
 TIE FOR LEAD

BOSTON. Sept. .2f.-Cleveland climbed into virtual tie with New York for the league leadership by defeat ting Boston. Caldwell was hit on the hand with drive from Eos ter's bat in the third and Morton pitched the remainder of the game effectively. The game was played in a drizzling rain. Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-09-22
MACS BEAT CUBS AND WIDE N JAP .TO FOUR GAMES

CHICAGO, Sept 21-New York in creased it's lead in the pennant race to four games today by defeating Chicago while Pittsburg lost to Brooklyn. Each club used a quartet of pitchers. Score:
Arizona republican., 1921-09-22

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION First game at Toledo. g; Milwau- kee. |
 Second game at Toledo, ?; Milwau- kee, 20.
 At Columbus Kansas City-rain. At Louisville, g; Minneapolis, |. At Indianapolis. IS, St. Paul, 4.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
State and Municipal Issues Of
Balance of April Are for
Large Sums.

Several large pieces of State and city
financing are scheduled for this month
promising much activity In the nu-
nlcipal bond market during the next two
or three Weeks. The first loan OF any
size is s3.000.o00 issue of 5A per cent
six and three-quarter years highway
bonds, which will be awarded by Sacre-
mento on April ~. On the same day Rich
land county, South Carolina, will award
100000 or 5, 5ia or s per cent. one 10
twenty-five year highway Improvement
bonds. The city OF Philadelphia. Pa,
will award $1,000 900 of o per cent
twenty year average school district bonds
on April %. and on April % Wichita
county, Texas. viii award 81. .450, 600 of
3 per cent. eight and one-quarter year
road bonds. Olympia. Wash. will open
bids on April 80 for s6.000.00o not to
exceed per cent. Ave to twenty year
optional or FIVE to nineteen year serial
soldiers bonus bonds.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
CHEMICAL STOCKS
SUGAR.
The range OF prices in yesterdays 3
sugar futures market follows:
PRODUCE.

BEANs-Nfarrow. choice, 1870. 100 lbs.
sT.75: red kidney. 1920, $3.50; white kidney.
sl2Tt3.s0.
BUTTER-crc higher than extras,
H., foAid50isc.: extras. % score. fpta94el.c.; !;
firsts, iGn4sNc.. seconds, 3S0f4fc.; lower
grades, 34n37c.; unsalted, higher than ex.
tras, 53I53ihc.; extras, 52d52isc.: firsts. ~
df5fc.: seconds, 3pa44c.. held or storage,
firsts. 3T942c.: seconds. 2sW3Dc.: lower
grades, 246f21c.; Danish casks. fresh, 4lh@
zsko.; state dairy tubs. finest. 4s1ssTc.
good 20 prime, 4iepfIc.; common 10 iair, 2hu
sOc.; renovated, firsts, 32u33c.: ladies'. cur.
rent make, firsts. 25626hc. seconds, athg
e2c.: lower grades, 20d2ic.; packing stock.
current make. No. 1. &c; No. ?, 2lc; lower
grades tT1@0c
made flats specials. ID. eIhI2nc. fall
made, 2Td2sc.; average run, 2on20lsc. fresn
specials. 23passc: average run. e2d22ifc. !:
ioweungrades, 1sd2i'sc. twins. held specials,
27m2eG: average run, 25m2Bitc.; tresll spe-
ciais, 23n23isc; averagc run, 2.mz2lfc.
Wisconsin, FIRE sh flats. 22sc.; fresh twins,
22c.: single daisies, fresh. pc; double
daisies, fresh. 24c.; young americas, held,
27@2sc.: fresh. 25f25ikc. skins. held. spe-
ciais, iIMdfpkc.; prime 10 choice, ism10e
fair 20 good. t0d1cc.; lower grades. 5GDc.
EGGS--Frcsh gathered, extras. dozen, ~ n
13oc. storage packed. extra firsfs. ?oN~
a1c. firsts, 100000. fresh, extra firsts, 20
9soc. firsts. 2s82sitc. seconds, s4aes,sc.
regular pscksd. fsuSfsAci No. ?. s1e2s4e.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Average Bond Prices
April IL. 1891.
Foreign Government. Active.

Foreign Government bonds we're yes
terday again the most active issues in
the bond market. the most interest being
displayed in Belgian bonds. Bonds Of
the other countries were active but
moved within a narrow range. Chinese
Railway 5s recorded q further advance.
Certain public utility issues displayed
strength, notably Columbia Gas and
Electric 5s and Peoples Gas refunding
rs. Philadelphia Company debenture 5s
and Utah Power 5s were also in demand.
Local traction bonds were active and
generally flrIner, with Third Avenue
Railway adjustment 5s the feature. Rails
were inclined to be heavy. while certain
industrials were stronger. Coppers were
in demand and advances we're made by
Cerro De Pasco SIS, Chile rs and Smell
ters first 5s.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
The Burlington Maturity.

While bankers must perforce await
the decision OF the Interstate Commerce
Commission before completing plans for
new financing to meet the Burlington
maturity of s215.725,000 on July I.
preparation Of necessary circulars. ad-
vertisements and other papers was un-
dertaken yesterday. A further applica-
ton will have to be made to the COM
mission before now financing can be
done because the application, regard
ing which there was public hearing
on Monday, covered only permission to
the Great Northern and the Northern
Pacific railways to issue securities. Tie
next application should cover the terms
for disposition of the securities. includ-
ing price received by the railway COM
panies. underwriting and distributing
commissions and price for public sale.
The second application will not be made
until the first one is settled. Action on
the latter is hoped for at an early date
as no opposition was vouched at Mon
days hearing.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

checks, fair TO choice, dry. 2fdocisc.: duck
eggs, Baltimore. 45c.: Virginia. s2a45c:
western Kentucky and Tennessee, 3sT4oc.
State. Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
merry whites. firsts to extra firsts, 30u34c.
under grades. 2Td2oc.: Pacific coast. white.
extras, 3S14oo.. extra firsts, 35ep3Ic.: firstf.
32734c.: under grades, 30c.; other Wltvern
and Southern, gathered whites. 2sn83c.
State, Pennsylvsnia and nearby western.
hennery browns, cxtre, 34c.: gathered brown
and mixed colors. graded extras, 3iia13oc.
firsts to extra firsts, 27isq3oc
POTATOEs-Bermuds. bbl., s3.500li:
Florida. ssTs.50; cuiis. s292.5o: old. f8s
lbs, Sf.15G2.I5: i50 lbs, Sf.50U2.25: Long
Island, bag. SeT3.o5: sweets. Jersey, bsls..
-5cm&2.3a: Southern, b-k.. 5ocdso: bbl.. ~
6f350: Vans, bbi. esn5.
POULTRY. DREssED-rREsH KILLED
Chickens. stags. oG632c.: fowls. boxes. $50
toc: bbis.. 30mssc.: old cocks. 22deIc..
turkeys. 40D52c. ducks. Long Island. Use. !;
sauabs. dozen, s51i0. FRozEN--Chlckens
hroilers, S0ff5oc. flyers. 3013sc.: roasters
s5l45c. fowls. 2Jd3sc.; old cocks. 2cdc,c.
capons. 5od60c.: turkeys. 50160c. ducks.
Western, 30i4oc. geese, Western, 2J0p35c
POULTRY. LIvE--Fowis. freight 3sdaIc. (
express. 32nSTc.; stays, freight, o4c broil-
ers. express. G0dSi.15: old roosters. freight !.
fsc.: turkeys. freight. 30d35c.. express. 3o'f
ioc. ducl<s. freight. ch635c. express, Soan
SJc.; Muscovey, 2oc.: geese. freight, tbn ntsc. ,
express. i,Sb2oc. pigeons. pair ooc.
c,y-cas, pair, $3.50. rabbits. lb.. express,
c21csc.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Financing Goodyear Tire.

Daily conferences are being held re-
rarding the financing OF the Goodyear
Tire and Rubber Company. and at the
conclusion of yesterdays conference, at
tended by more than twenty persons.
favorable progress was reported. The
report that arrangements had been COM
pletcd for the formation of a syndicate
headed by Goldman. Sachs & Co. TO sell
5000 00o first mortgage per cent
bonds was published yesterday, but this
report and another that Blair Co.
would head a syndicate to offer S25,000,-
600 OF debentures went unconfirmed.
No person who attended yesterdays
conference would give any information
relative to the financing plans, but they
are taking shape and an announcement
should be Forthcoming within few days
The situation at the moment has not
been sufficiently worked out to permit
the formation OF definite syndicate. but
work on It's preliminary details has pro-
grcssed satisfactorily, and all interests
Involved are proceeding harmoniously
with the view of forming syndicate as
soon as such a step can be taken.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.
METALS.

on the New York Metal Exchange yes
terday tin was dull andstraits and Straits
shipments we're quoted at 2s.2b q So.5o; !;
standard, 80 asked. and 90 per cent,
2s.5oa2s. Copper was dull; spot ana
April. 12a12.75: May, 12.25glS. Lead
was steady New York spot $50 ana
East st. Louis spot, 4.20d 4.So. zinc
was duh New York spot. 4.sO, ana East
81 Louis spot. 4506I4.65.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
GOVERNMENT BUYING COFFEE.

RIO JANErRo. April 12.--More than
900. 900 sacks OF coffee have been pur-
chased here and at Santos by the Gov
ernment since March 30, says the Cor
reio de Mdnhd. The newspaper declares
tho Government is thus carrying out its
announced intention to intervene In the
market for the purpose Of raising the
price OF Brszirs leading product and
lmproving fcrsign sxohAngA
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
CnmbrIagr Award. Loan.

The city treasurer Of Cambridge.
Ma@s.. awarded yesterday temporary
loan OF $500. .o0O dated April IA and ma
turing october 2f. 1921, TO the River
Trust Company At 5.e5 per cent. discount
plus premium OF $40.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

t115. 900 of per cent. equipment trust
gold certificates or the La Sale Tank
Car Company at 100 and interest, TO
yield per cent. They are Issued under
the Philadelphia plan and mature semi
annually on September and March
until March 1, 1926.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Oregon Bopa. onered.

\ sgnficafe composed Of Stacy &
Braun. F'dredae g. Go. ard kssel. Kin
ricutt q a.. i offering si,000.000 OF the
State of prsgon's 5i3 per cent. gold
highway bonds. maturing in 1926, at
ficce so yield $40 per cent.
T.. w. Chapman 4 co. are offcrinE
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
BRAZILIAN STATISTICS.
LONDON wool AUCTION.

LONDON, April i2.--rhere were 1876
bales offered at to-day's wool sales here.
Prices we're unchanged, but demand was
better. Most purchases were made by
Continental buyers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
COFFEE.
The range OF prices in yesterdays
coffee futures market follows:
CABLES.

RIO unchanged 10 20 reis higher for futures.
Dollar rate $50 higher at 1sA0o. Exchange
unchanged at sidd. Receipts 1000 bags and
stock 100000 bags. santos futures - TO
100 higher Receipts 35. 900 bags and stock
., ,757. 900 bags Receipts at the ports were
4. 900 bags, against $4,000 last year and
"a 600 two years ago Sac Paulo had $4,000
bags, against 1000 and -. 900. and Jundahy
o6 600 against 1000 and 1900 bags re-
apcctivey Fine weather In three district tn
OF Sac Pauio: rain In one, cloudy In one.
cleared from Iio $4,000 bags for New
Orleans, and from Santos, 6s,eoo bags for
New Orleans.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
seahoard Air Line.

The Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
pany's first and consolidated mortgage
gold ss due in 1915. are worthy OF the
attention OF investors seeking high
yield for a long term OF years. At pres
ent prices they yield approximately 13
per cent. They are in coupon form. In
denominations OF 800, $500 and $1,000
and In registered form OF $1,000. $1,000
ard $4,000 denominations. The Sea-
board first mortgage Ga are secured by
lien on about 4t6 miles OF road In
North and South Carolina and on all ap-
purtenances. They arc secured also by
pledge of certain securities. including
s24.e6T 900 Of Seaboard Air Line refund
ing As OF 1859. That issue is part OF an
authorized issue or $500. 900. or the
remaining bonds, s7S,o00.O0o are re-
served for rcfunding practically the en-
tire debt OF the system. and the balance
Of tho issue Is reserved for bettcrments
and improvements. rcfundlng or payment
OF Hens on after acquired property and
retirement OF equipment obligations. The
initial public Offering was made IN 1915
at a9is
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
UNION PACIFIC BOARD ELECTED

SALT I.AKr CRY. April it.--Dlrectors
OF the Union Pacific Railroad elected to-
day Mt the annual meeting OF stockho'd-
ers here were oliver Ames, III. w. CLARK.
Robert W. Goeet. Carl r. Gray, r.. Fo-
land Harliman. W. a. Hartman. Otto
H. Kahn. Robert 5. Tsovett. Charles A.
Peabody, w. @. Rockefeller. Mortimer l..
schir, G. B. Segcr and Frank A. Van
deriip. all Of New York CITY. and Marvin
IushItt. Jr.. Chicago. and Charles A.
stone. Boston. The first neetng Of the
new board II was announced viii be
held in New York on April ~
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
short Term Note. Lively In carb.

A feature of yesterdays curb market
was the good demand for short term
notes, recently underwritten. or the
various oil companies. which have
slipped below their offering prices. Hum
ble OIL Is were very active around 81
and Gulf Oil rs around 97h. Those
prices are q shade lower than Mondays
closing levels. Texas Company rs were
actively dealt in at 9sN. a fraction
higher, and Vacuum OIL rs were strong.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
John.town. Pa, Bond. Awarded.

A syndicate composed Of Biddle. Henry
G. Co, Smith & Co. and the Commercial
Trust Company, AL OF Philadelphia, was
awarded yesterday 100000 OF per
cent semi-annual IL f-6 year average
school bonds by the city of Johnstorn.
Pa. at q premium OF 1880.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
Lfsht,ng Company Issue Allowed.

Authority TO issue s1.ls2.0o0 OF It's
bonds to pav for extensive betterments
ordered last year was granted yesterday
10 the Kings County Lighting Company
by Alfred NJ Barrett. Public Service
Commissioner. Bettcrments 10 the
amount or 100000 have been installed.
The order Is, in effect, 4 moderation OF q
previous order authorizing the issue OF
81. 900. oao cf tho company's capital stock.
Because OF the condition OF the securities
market Il was decided tn issue bonds In
stead Of stock The bonds VIII he issued
under ah outstanding refundins mort
gage Of which tfc Central Union Trust
Il trustee
The New York herald., 1921-04-13

WHAT'S on your mind? Looking for oppor-
tunltiese Want more capltal7 A Business
Opportunity IN The Herald Want Ad. Hection
might mean the turning point In your career.
Try ens<-,Adpv u
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
FINANCIAL NOTES.

John A. Gade, formerly United States
Commissioner TO the Baltic States. has be-
come associated with Chandler Co. Inc,
IN an executive capacity.
The Pure on Company has Just brought ia
no barrels OF new production In the central
Ohio oil fields, according 10 an official an
nouncement. The central Ohio properties Of
the company are producing approximately
1000 barrels day average.
The American Metal Market Company has
issued the 1891 edition OF Metal Statistics,
reference volume in the iron, the steel
and the metal trades.
CHICAGO, April t2.--The directors of the
Illinois Agricultural Association voted to-
day TO offer n t25. 600 loan to the National
Cooperative Grain Marketing Corporation,
organized here last week. The funds were
offered for tho initial financing OF the
project.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.

Common 10 prime steers. 100 lbs. sI.aOn a.11
Common TO choice bulls. 100 lbs. sA.50ft 100
Common 20 choice cows. 100 lbs. Si.1rT G.'o
Common to prime veals. 100 lbs. 10. .ocnff 20
Common TO prime sheep tcwes).
100 lbs .....................A. ss.EnT $50
Common TO prime lambs, 100 lba, SS.a0Tii 20
Live hogs. 100 ibs............. 1910. oOdfo.T5
Dressed beef. steer sides. ib..4. ffntsc.
city dressed veaIs, ib.......... ti122c.
Dressed mutton, ID. ........... foff4c
Dressed wetliers ib. b........... tJufGc
Dressed lambs. city, rb.......... 1890.
The New York herald., 1921-04-13
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
TUEsDAY. APRIL y. ls2l.
Sales Din

RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.
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GIVING OUT.


Around all day with an aching back,
Can't rest at night:
~ Enough to make any one give out. =
Doan's kidney Pfns are helping
taeusands. l9s
They are for kidney haekaohe;
/ And for kidney us
Ask your neighhor.
Here is proof II their merit:
DnIMra ". JnDnfaen. sol X street
says. at times had awful hackaches,
II couldn't rest nights and mornings
felt worn ont and tired and my limbs
panied me. began using Deans Kid
ney Pills from Or. Gates Drug Store
and they helped me wonderfully, rid
ding me OF the haekaehes aud pains
pau uwgi IsasaQ llaJ I 'squf Am q
TOR l0ag. time. recommend Doan :
kldnes pills - anyone suffering With
lslae aud aching back"
Price soc. u al dealers, nors
simply ask for kidney remedy set
Deans kidney pills -the same that
Mrs. burden had. Foster Milb6ru
Co. aGrsv BaHa'o \. Y.
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This Ii TO notify the public that the
City Ordinance requires every male
person between the ages OF Sixteen
and Fifty years old in the City Of
Brunswick to pay Street Tax.
All persons between this age that
have not paid their Street Tax by the
18TH day OF October 1875 will be-
come a defaulter and viii be subject
to arrest and trial in the Recorders
Court for violating the Street Tax or.
dinanee.
All policemen In the city, after that
date. viii be instructed to arrest all
persons In tho City that have failed
to pay street tax after that date.
=. 4, REGISTER.
Marshall. City Of Brunswick, Ga.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT Unfurnished upstairs
apartment, 50s Union street. Apply
at this number. 1913
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FOR Comfortable room, at
1901 Gloucester. facing golf links.
Phone sos. 10.11
nor RENT Eight room house, 70S
Howe street. Just been re-papered
re-painted. nice and clean; convenient
to business, school and church. Phone
SAC, Mrs. II. It. Coney. 10-11
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!, SHAKE MIa YOnR SHOES

AsAss kesR@kA 80 a. .sssssc Fewsks ID ~
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NasHAWS e pfwNeusa eassess aas ssga ssasts aa8
seaMs@e "a B. .sssss sas*f sse4 Pea ~ ssksA
.sN~ s8& @@S 60 sssTs na& esasANs- AlsrsT.
80 Ass#a ses4Nse @ 2sssS sa Ss2 s4a@s.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Start one OF our Candy factories at
home, or small room anywhere. We
furnish everything Experience un.
necessary. Big pay. Men-women.
Frederick kurn, SD Walnut ST., Phil
adelphia. PA. 1912
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Wet Wash
Only SC PER POUND

ONLY &C PER POUND
Weighed while dty.breturned "
a few hours. absolutely Clean
and Sanitary. just the right
dampness for ironing.
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Phone us Now. and become a
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Phones f2o and 30.
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When The King is I'll

When Babe Ruth. the worlds great
est swatter of baseball, is IN he's Just
as helpless as any ordinary man, says
Mrs. Babe Ruth. This photo OF the
big Bambino was taken at his home
the other day when his physician on.
dered him to bed to prevent further
complication when the home run king
caugt cold.
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LOST 0R srRAYRn Asgdale dog
Answers Il name II hFoWmle. suit.
Isle geaata II relnrneA u sls Ngmont
sr IL
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LOST cut "a car near Everett
us. tW0 laaies sweaters aud one
ABS coat RaN ard il Fetaraed 10 4.
Il sreAssnA Box FACTORY. lola
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-03
CAPE MAN HURT WHEN
AUTO TURNS TURTLE
Jeha A. SshuIts. Trsssl,sx Sales.
m.a Iatsrsd Near Flat River

John \ Schultz. -ts Good Hope
sfrve. grocery drummer vas hrut
k@Sk herr yesterday suffering with
{ severely lAscrated scalp and bruis-
cd side The injuries Serr received
Monday near Flat River, when the
service car in which he vas riding
turned over pinntng him under
meath the car.
schultz had employed service
nan TO drive him to an adjoining
trwr \ patch Il loose grave vas
rsguutrvr. ard the car. Food
4raed completely over The a'a.
hiue. il 49, reported fy,l across
schultz head The injuries are
not serious and he Is expected TO be
out in a few days Mrs. Schultz Was
called 10 Flat River early Tuesday
morning She accompanied her huS,
band home yesterday Cape sun
Saturday, Oct. p.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-03
TEACHERS WILL
HOLD BIG MEETING

Columbia. NJ. ust 2.- 1H.
; sadrrd per cent cur meat I.
practically al the towns ard .o-n-
Sizes H. me stat end the largest at
tendance tn It's history wal marx
tHe opening = the 59th aHHua. meet
~ the Missouri State Teacher
f.. sariauon which viii be held n 81
Lou. November -.a. 1921, e. ...
.n. d. reports reaching the a..e -
etrrtary President Iarr.ke
been fortuuatc thl~ y,r n
,he best talent af the country 90
he general program
The Department programs are al
excellent and contain thg names
- many uf the leadIrE educators II
the state. 4 rat, Of one aaa o1e.
aalf fare has been secured tg ,.'
officers for the 81 Louis Convention
Write r. 81 Carter. secretary 'H
unbta. Mo. or your county or 'l,'
superintendent for the idenntsa
.tun Certificate which is necessary
~ secure the reduced railroad rates
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-03
MAN WHO KILLED DEPUTY
CONSTABLE ACQulTt I'd

Piedmont, Mo, October - I'd
Greasy, former city marsha of
Piedmont, who shot and Ellled James
n Turner, deputy constable July
IL. while Turner was attempting 10
arrest him, was acquitted Of a first
degree murder charge at Grcenyllle
this morning
4 warrant had been sworn out
for the arrest OF Greasy for an al
legged assault on A. d. Daniel the
city attorney. and given 10 Turner
to serve. When he attempted to
serve it, Greasy shot him but &C.
cording to the testimony, Turner
was reaching for his gun as Greasy
shot.
Greasy was acquitted upon the
plea of self defense Greasy hno
defeated Turner for city marThaI OF
Piedmont at the city election ~
April. He had been active N sup
pressing vice in the town.
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-03

4 yrse af IS , 90 -s
PICTURE SHOW GIVEN
8N TWIN CITY BAND
\ GREAT S.CCESs

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Marble Hill press., 1921-11-03

an additional $50 per mile per an
mum for each mile or MAJOR frac-
tion thereof IN excess of - miles
The saIary on motor routes ranges
from $2450 to $500 per annUm.
according to length Separate eN-
aminationS fen motor routes and
wagon routes are no longer held,
Appointments to both positions
will I've made from the same reg
ister The examination witt he
open only to citizens who arc ac-
tuallv domiciled in the territory
of a post office in the county and
who meet the other requirements
set forth in form 1871 Both men
and women, if qualified, may en-.
ter this examination, but appoint.
ing officers have the legal right
to specify the sex desired IN re
uuestine certlfication Of ehgihtes
Women will not he considered fol
rural carrier appointment unless
they are widows of L 5. soldiers
Marble Hill press., 1921-11-03
Marble Hin. Missouri, Thursday. November }, io7I.
Mayh~id Girls Clean Up in
Basket Ball

The girls basket bal team ofWill
Mayhsli College won their third
and fourth straight victories Friday
October y. at ruNicn. an p. home
saturday. October -
At puxico uur girls had to play
under abnormal conditions. travelling
IN cars att LAY an tFrn playing thai
eyrniag pna small flpor with posts
obs,ructing their play Under these
unGavorahlc conditions the Mayheld
girls defeated PuSicu hy - = tn IL
score
The following morning III. May
field glris rpsn early ant Travelled
back home g. p.ay Advanr" the same
afternoon. After being tired out
from their Iong journey they de-
feated Advance in a close game. IL
to II.
The Maytieli team now has a fec
ord = four victories and no defeats.