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New-York tribune., 1921-12-24

longest winning streak when he put
nine straight on the right side Of the
margin last August
SAM Jones, Stanley Ceveleskie and
Walter johnson were among others
who show UP Well. The old Washing
ton speed king" Registered the great
est number of strike-outs-14
Only four twirlers of the Ran John
son circuit passed twenty in games
won In addition TO Mays and Shocker
with twenty-seven aud Faber with
twenty-five, our Mr.. Jones turned in
twenty-three wins.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Wrestling Date for NAVY

organic WN, W Va, Dee. %
West Virginias wrestlers will meet
the Naval Academy grapplers at An
napolis March a, according to announce
mcnt made here to-day. Ohio, origi-
naliy scheduled for this date, was
shifted to January %. Matches with
Iowa and Cornell are pending to I'LL
the two open dates on the Mountaineer
wrestling card
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The Yankee hurler of the subnarinee
bali was the hardest working slab ar
tist, taking part in forty~nine games
and pitching 3ST innings.
George Mogridge. former member of
Sae New York Amariean hurting stat.
had > fine season with the Washington
Senators and rated second in effective
ness, with Waite Hoyt fourth among
the regulars in the average of earaed
runs perm ltted per nine-inning game.
prosA Shec&vr tied Mays in games
won, also reaching the II mark, but
being charged with twelve defeats. The
Browns pitching star established the
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
sURROGArEs' NOTICES

sECOR. HORACE. JH.-IN PURsuANCH
OF an order OF Honorable John p ca
h4lan. Surrogate OF tbs County al Nav
Yerk, NOTICE. IS hereby given to all per-
sons having claims against Horaca Aeeer
Nj, late of the County of New York, de-
ceased; to present the same with vouchers
thereof, to the subscribers, at its place et
tranaaetinE business, at the Office OF Mur-
ray. Prentice & Aldrich. its atlorneyss AZ
Ne. 81 Wall Street, tn the Boreuyh az
Manhattan. ia ths CITY OF New York. STATE
sf Nsw York. en- or betoge the 18th day
Of February, tss3
Dated. New Yerk. ths ssth day Of July,
THE E91JTABLn TRUST COMPANY
MURRAY PRENTICE a ALpRfCH al ht.
torpeyS fer Exeeuters, Owce and Post.
cfice Address 81 Wall St. Boreush o.
Manhattan. New York City.
AABGG, JOHN HHNRY.-1N pUHsr.
ancs Of an order of Honorable john p.
Cehalan. Surrogate OF the County ef
New York. NOTICE Is hereby given to ali
HENRY ABEGG. lats Of the 'cs County as
New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thsreef, to tho 'subscribess
the offiee al Murray, Prentice & Aldrfoh
the Borough OF Manhattan. in the City a.
New York. State 81 New York on or bs.
fore the i3th day Of FEBRUARY, 132a,
Dated. New Yerk. the asth day Of July,
1891 ADoLPH RUsCH,
HENRY A. Ruscfi.
MURRAY. PRENTICE 4 AEpRIGH, IL,
torneys FOR Executors. Once and Post.
ONCE Address 81 Wall Street. Ros-
sush OF Manhattan New yayk city,
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West Side
ROARDERs WANTED

soTH ST, AT LHXlMGrO% AVE tfTetei
Rutledge) - Eor ladies'. one room aud
meals from sls up. alevatcr. teIephons,
ctr full hotel ssrvlce: newty decorated.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
Eleanor Marslsnd, an Infant, by Ed =
ward Danahar, her guardian al litsn,
PLAINTIFF. George NJ Nfarsland defen-
dant.-summons.-Actien to annul mar
rage.
70 the above named defendant
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
complaint in this action, and to serve a
copy of Your answer ON the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty (2o} days after ths
service or this su1nrnona exclusive Of tho
day Of service, and IN case OF your failurs
to appear OF answer, Judgment will be
lieI demanded in the com plaint.
Dated New York. Septeln Der 18th 1921
WARREN c. YIELDING,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Office ard p. @
address,, 81 chamhers Street, Borough
of Manhattan, New York City
10 George Nj. Marsland:
The foregoing summons is served u1on
you ey publication, purauant to an order
of Hon George Y. Mullsu, a Justice OF tho
Supreme Court of tbs State of New York
dated she 18th das~ of Movsnber. losi
and died with the corr piaint IN the of.ies
OF the Clark Of the County of New York.
at the County Court House, in the Bor-
ough OF Manhattan, City, County and
State OF New Yosk
Dated New yerk, Nav.nber 10Th. 1874
Attorney for Plaintiff, Once and r. O.
address, 81 Chambers Street., Borough
OF Manhattan New York t'jtr
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Lost Bankbooks

Handbook M. 7al5oo OF the Union
Dime Savings Bank II rnssing Any per
son having eleim 70 It is hereby caliad up
on 70 present the same within ten days
or supintt 10 having said paHrbook can
eeiied aud now. one issued
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Classified Advertisements
LOST. FOUND AND REWARD

i.o Geld chain On geld tcy ring, with
anout ~ key. attached liberal r~wArd.
y ESQ IrlhMna.
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IMPORTATION WANTED

sAlH PtA VI t.sster recrfvsf VIII au-
rreeiats Information; treat same conn
dentI- and protect you
PACIFIC COAST.
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SITUATION WANTED MALE
Domestic

JAP ANESE perienced coolS-butlar; splan.
dld references. Agency. 1es West 4sth-
Bryant 1857
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BUSINESS CARDS
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc.
SUMMONS

DIAMONDS bought and sold for cash
Advice free. Bennett. 1l5 q ay, Sd foar
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SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

E%CETt.ENT Swedish ceok-, cas7ahag.
maids. buffers aud couples; city coun-
try Fierts Csrison's Swedish Agencies 7sf
Lexington ave near s1st ct. Rhirelandsr
So4f. 22Se Bros dWay. corner Sad st.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES

THE TRADING COMPANY, YNC.-Nsv
York Registered Tradsmark--Les Mai
sons perees
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side


East Side
SoIH ST, .EAINGToN AVE (Hosel Fut-
ledge - w omen exclusfvelv. newly dsro-
rated, reom, bath. sts weckly up also
ro"m use bath, I'LL wsekiy up rcHtsurant
cehNen,ence. big reduction for persons.
a5p ST. AT MADISON AWE. (Hutei Ash
tom Nswly decorated reorn; uss OF
pan sle weak upi room. bath, 2f3.s
~esky up; buses Surface cars. subway;
tuii motel service: geafaurart-
West Side
slST ST COLUMBUS AVM (Ceionfal Hatch
Newk Decorated furnishes rnonlp uns
or bath; sls weakly up. elevated rursaus
cars, subway. trki hetei service, restaurant
3se W1sr END VE--sulte, single rooms
and studios. with or Without bstu. set-
.Yence.
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PUBLIC NOTICES

HOWARD WOLF rCRMERIY OF WOLF
HANSEN. insurance brokers. f00 William
Gt,. n Y. c., aaw heing the sole prcprietor
of said business, will conduct the same undar
the name Of Wolf Hansen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
MRS, FLORA WILLIAMS !;
TO PRESENT MESSIAH
Famous Orator1o to BE Gtvsn
Commissioned Places Open
for Singers.

\ large Messiah chorus under the az
rcction OF Mrs. Flora Williams Is befnl
trained to present the famous oratorA
al the Colonia! theatre Sunday evening
services shortly. now being conducte<
by Rev. GcOrg" T.. Lockhart OF thu
Wheeling Baptist Temple.
Mrs. Williams unusual work In con
Quoting oraturi0s packed the Couri
theatre twice last season and mary VIE
10 glad to hear that The Messiah 10
again to be rendered under her charge
There arc places still open for chorui
and solo voices and any more who de
sire the training may get the same fres
Of charge, for helping in the fnal rem
Gittnr. Those desiring places in the re
r,.al arc requested TO phone Mrs. w. l.
Williams; call l797-R Wheeling. Fro
fcssor r. ". Lesterlcigh will preside a
the organ
Mrs. Williams will have charge or al
Sunday evening music at the CoIon'a,
rhrough the winter. 4 special sacret
concert. proceeding Rev. Lockharts dls'
courses will he given at 1:45 ocioch
each sunday night. These gathering
are for tn" general public. and tomor
rnr evening. Mr.. Walter SaGler. bass
ard Mrs Williams soprano. Will SIM
respectively. Report Te. by Prinon
scott. and The Publican's Prayer. o!
Van Je Water. Both solos are by speclai
rnnucst. \ large vested chorus Will sins
,nc anthem numbers. Doors open al
30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
Thanksgiving Observance
at First Presbyterian

The FIRST Presbyterian church at l"th
and ChAp,!nc Sis. announces two b"a".
Grul THANKSGIVING Services :or sun-
day. The Pastor, Dr. Gibson WI! preach
At the morning hour IN TIL" Shrrih'H OF
Thanksgiving" and Il; the Popular Eve
ming Service his topic Will be: Health
and Happiness" The beautifully trained
chorus choir will sing special Thanks
giving Anthems Il; hotn Services. The
evening service of this church Is n"tc'
both for the remarkable att"ndanc and
the unusual proportion Of men. l'r. Glib
sons strong. direct. fearless preaching
Is making new friends every week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
TO RETURN RECALL
PETITIONS TODAY

Amended petitions for the recall Of
the eleven members of city couhCil and
Ctty Manager Homer &. CraEo will be
returned 70 tho office OF Ctty Clerk
Howard e. Lam" today Il was stated
lest evening. Tho exact time OF tn"
h.!nS OF tho amended petitions has not
bHen stated. Tho recall committee
worked long into IN" night IN tho ofttc"
OF Attorney s. VI. Nuy"s. checking up
the amendments. which include the af-
G!tion Of several hundred names Of ad-
dftlonal voters who have signed p"ti-
Ions since tho petition was certified
~ Cj,y Clerk Lane a. Insufficient n!no
days ago
city Clerk Lane has given u N"
press absolutely ~ ."diratton "t what
his n"xt cHrtiGrn'' concerning tho suf-
hc!Hrry Of the petitions may b" expect
, ei 10 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
MADAME PETROVA
TELLS HER IDEA
STAR IN WHITE PEACOCK" BE-
LrEvEE IN ECONOMIC INDE-
PESpENCE OF WOMAN
was Formerly A Reporter On A LONDON
Paper-Shs Likes Movie Acting
CsY CAROLYN QoEDoN)


7 l!N' reporters So" H'"'',''
t-oHa THIS $""h'''' ''N''' e ,,,,o6
So We Er'rr"I our i'"'' NV ~
forward in order d h"'' """I CIV y.
Of IN" Wh''' l'"'.,'N ..',,' 49,. .,
behalf OF IN" 800 ,.,,~,,I. cow
turned "U' =" ~, ~ esq.,, 10 ne
after MI. ~" I" '"."'' , '','.' 80.
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forgot |" ASK ,'t Il '''"' ,,., r.,,,r.n,
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on 'A' 10y" .,, ,h,, brand
r'S"N ""' H,,I - L.,.ro her
ne" ""'" va ..., ,.c-o scarce
S'"'"N' ~ "v''', ,,.i,',. ,r.,a,r,c pcrrova
IN ',"'St "'f ,,,,. ,hc WAS Mad
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.t,.,,,. ror ,cy,roI wears and
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was ",'' ,,a,, .,nrlro court
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S"e '.'''' ., 80, .ir,iry became
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Wee" N"' - ,,.,. IN
the r"Und. n"t pr IN ,,,'s 60.
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tun1t"lN-"r 'nF''''''H
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than ACTOR an -" 49,,
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!d"H = f'ra'h'""" i.,
''"r' w" ''>,,' ''''
N" "'"a. vas '',','"'' ~" , 10.
pr"SS.N' 'r""S '"u ''''. w., '"'' a.,
"y"S SlarkiNS. ~" ''''" N'' N''u
. tho ulomat" economic ,h"'''""|,e =,
! woman. |; * N" on" iH'nE N ""''"
am most iN'"r'N''" - - '''' ~ -
tai thesis which und"T'i"S everything
wr;'" IN Tn" WAITE '""'"'N nav
. tried 70 show a modern W"t""" WI" -
strong enough 70 C"n'roI "eT """ "'N-
tiny"
II developed later TN N" ln'rrFl'"
that Mazda me P"tr"r2 thinks tina m"S'
present day writer's IN n" last Analysis
emphasize the suhs"rvi"nre of woman
II; seems I" NE sh" SAID earnestly
that they merely show rs inc rr""lem
and leave 4 uUsolv"". lhS"n d'd mar.
an great adniTcr ~ L'Sen $ ou,
hI'" tT!e" I" ""A" N"''' 49, Wy 'to
where hts Moran. 81 ''c ''".' = ''ouSo
4 i"ft X
gorgeous SF"tn .-
We M" A,""!, "N'' ''',s''",''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
CURRENT OPT TEMPORARILY

While a transformer at the Scottish
RIO CATHEDRAL! was being replaced. the
Wheeling Electric company was conn
relied 20 shut of the current supplying
Wheeling yesterday from to Z:se
u'c!OCk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

nementia praecox IS marked by short
hushy hairs which fill the space o'ef
the nose between the eyes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
About People
NovsmHnS1 Of Individuals 10 ABA
Prom ThS City.
At The HOTELS

Mcbure-Mr AID Mrs .. + Moore
New MartIaHviilr. stephen Mason. Fair.
Jew: John Whitaker. Huntington: Cnas,
gallagher. Charleston; :. H-ss sister
vile: Mr.. and Mrs. !. Z lark. wesr
I.nion. Cleo .. Simmons Cameron: Olive
stewart. Cameron; Mrs II. j. Hickman
Washington: Mrs. J. W. s M~u-1
Charleston.
HoEer-J =. Ashton. Clarkshurx: r
" Reach. TarEcrsburE. r. p. Young
U.,.hrannoa: II. ". Watson. Cameron.
sesrnm-E. 4. Smith Fr"w.
wtadsor-H II. Watson. Fairv!ew: II
n FISHER. Cameron: r. +. Crane. Cam'
,ron. Fred ". Deu Cameron.
Mrs Arristead Mead" 81 Huntington.
who has been visiting hc- parents 'i"r-
81 and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell on Nam
,,rsc. has gone 20 Pittsburgh who're
,b. viii v!sIt friends for the next r"w'
days
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cass!s and laugh
to- I.au'ino. l"tt yesterday for Sister,
,i!Fe whore they vii! spend III" w""h-
end.
n W Watson. prominent Cameron
business man. Is visitor N IN" cit%.
and attended last nights performance
1T INC Court theatre.
DIR. j. " Ewing OK this city Is stop
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
About Plays and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY


WITdM , comparatively s.oa Sou. 't 9S- D ,S.
spoken drama and musical
comedy stage, II locks as though the
Broadway district will have to turn to
the movies 10 keep many Of the houses
open this summer. william Fox who
has "Over the HILL" a film. in the
BroadharsL and a Connecticut yam
kee.r another picture, in the selwyn'
has leased the Park and two other
Broadway houses, which he prefers
not to name at present, because they
are occupied by spoken plays. In one
Of these unnamed theatres re will dis
play a hlm called The Queen OF
sheba-" Arrangements will = made
70 put pictures in the Park and the
other unnamed houses soon. These big
ntms are being booked In regular
theatres in other cities by Mr.. Fox
Verify, u Is the day of the motion pic,
ture and Il win be the film that VIII
benefit from an over supply OF Broad
way theatres. which seems just ahead.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
The PARADE GOT LOST.

since tomorrow is 81. Patrick'S
pay, a story Of a parade OF long ago
told by Barry Mccormack ought TO
az IN here. Barry says he once Knew
a philadelphia freshman who stood
very high in Irish circles, and when
plans were laid for a ST Patricks
Day Parade one year. he was chosen
as Grand Marshal. Now Mike-ior
that was HIS name-got up at on the
great day and Joined some Of the boys
Ia a drink. Later he took another
drink and then they came IN hocks
When the parade started Nike on a
horse wearing a green SASH was at It's
head. Half an hour later, however,
thew found him, sin on his charger.
IN a vacant lot.
sHey, Mixer, somebody called.
-yVhat are you doing there2 / thought
you were TO lead the parade"
''Yez thought right" replied Mike
nut the list av tn dom fools lost their
WAY"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
a SHOW IN THE BRoNNIX.

Tho Opals, Inc, whatever that may
mean, will produce a musical comedy
called Molly at the Hunts Point
Casino on April 16 George ID. Lott
man wrote the book and Harry s.
Gordon the music. Ernie Glucksman
and Mr.. LOTHIAN furnished the lyrics
Joyce White - staging The show.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
?. DoDD rs WORRIED.

p. Dodd AcsermRn Is astride tho
horns OF a dilemma He loves TO
dance and Is equally fond of bowling
ms wife also Is a dancing and bowl
ing enthusiast. p. Dodd finds he cnn-
not keep up both pastimes. He must
give up one, but which onef MRS
Alderman refuses 60 cast the deciding
vote-hence the dilemma To mako
matters worse, p. DOdd has couple
of friends who drop in daily 10 talk
golf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

Il was AT dinner last night and.
oh. Margie, how | hlushed,"
"WhyY'
Il saw the salad dressing"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
min Vol REMEMBER IT7

For the information OF the poor in
come tax payers, Mark A. buoScher
yesterday let It be known that 500, sO6
people had paid war tax on tickets TO
various Dillingham; attractions during
the year 1920. This ticket tax Is de-
Unstable. But, alas, it's too late now.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
PET AVERsIoNs.

We had a hard struggle to-day 90
decide whether the Pet Aversion OF
M. Ryan OF No. g1l Garden Street
Hoboken, or that of George Speotor OF
Brooklyn should be awarded the two
tickets TO Columbus Circle. However.
we have finally decided that the
Spcctor rhyme is a bit more cram
niverous; so TO Mr.. s. goes the prize.
His aversion follows:
Most al the pct aUerSionS
OF your sdFry.pdUnO corps.
Would seem liEc street diversions
To the thing mat makes me roar.
IT'S TIC pun iohO. cU'Ty cUcniHO,
DER my shoulder ~ the train,
Helps me 10 pcruSc mn paper
Hes me one that could brain.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16

DohT chF~ Jlls EROS oe r6ua DE-
- GEoaeE IgAOeP Roc herFEp
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16

Dow Foeeer 70 by ThE CeAcPERS
>cI4c PieHAPOSbH -SiY-e % NJ
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
GOSSIP.

-IronG' win begin touring Ireland
to-morrOw, St PatriclC's Day.
Arnold DAILY win offer a scene from
Hamlet" at the Green Room Club
RaWel.
sSaEly'' win reach it's Tooth perfor-
nance at the New Amsterdam Thea
ire tonight.
when ''Blue Eyes'' moves TO the
Shubert Monday a new comedy Bcene
win be interpolated.
Charles Waldron, Russ Whytal and
Charles Francis havo bean engaged
nor "Mary Stuart"
Greta Kembie Cooper OF Peg o.
Ny Heart is al and her sister, Violet
Komtble Cooper, Is playing her role.
Margaret Anglin announces the
postponament Of "Tphigenia" at the
Manhattan until AprR z.
Barney Ward n calling on March
- Tor England 90 appear IN tho Eng
Iish music hallz
The Columbia SaUtetts Of Saxa.
phone players gave an inprOmptu
number In the ZieRsfeld midnight
Broiic'' last night
The Democrats OF ehe 9Th Assembly
District VIII hold a theatre party to-
nfght az Keith's Riverside in honor
of Leader Thomas A WHliams.
Last night was ~RO8e Giri'' niRh'
n the Century Promenade. Tut
members Of the ''Rose Girl" company
we're present and Charles Purcell anC
Malbel Withee sang a number from
the show.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16

OoHT Aisk,RE TlE Scrs'i TEhcASR
-cHeiTea GREsrt|ssh SYN1ASa
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
Shade of 81 WaIter RaLeigh, Hape Look
hlosr NIsurEn DOMTS

DoNr EoaeEr Toup ~luaeEpS -.
-totee F2ALET- .IaaaaAOE FL ,Bkl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16

JON hoecET 10 SAY TSOR paATFRS.
-lESLis LoRER - IEoTAe0TovJ''. no
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16
VHNTRRSS 6 MSg
QUESTION:.

0 QUESTIONS.
I. Which Of the aneIents dsseribed
each planet az being the abode of a
airsn, their harmonious singing beinu
-the music Of the Spheres"2
2. What, comedy presented the ia 70
nous character AIRS. 0rundy"7
,. What 10 one who attends 70 the
ropairs Of a ship while In port called I
4, OF what State is Carson City the
capital city?
5. What famous English institution
y called The Old Lady Of Thread
needle Street"2
g Where is THE Cockpit Of Eu.
fope7"
2. What arm Of the Arctic Ocean
deeply indentS the northern eoastIins
81 Russia2
9. What poet was called "Ths
American Byron7"
3. Who wrote the first volume OF
pcetry published In American (1642l,
70. What mark denoting first quar-
W YVES first used by the English
Lioyes in rating VesselS2
ANSWERS.
!, Plato: 2. speed the Plough; 3,
ahip'e husband; 4, Nevada; 5, Bank
81 England; g Belgium; z. White
Sea; s, Joaquin Miller; 0, Anne
Alldstreet; 10. AL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-03-16

DoriT co 'SFs The SIOELlALT-
Boa PLUb1agR San sSAre,Ie,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
SUITS FOR $4,000
FILED IN DAY
One for $4,000, Another $40,
900 and Third
$1,000.

Damages totalling ST. 900 were asked
in three suits fled today in the local
county courts.
Leo York fled suit IN Superior Court,
Room /, against the Yellow Cab Company
asking $4,000 damages for alleged In
juries sustained when he claims he was
knocked from his bicycle May -, 1921,
in q collision with taxi.
Damages Of $4,000 were asked in a
suit filed in Superior Court. Room 8, by
Samuel O. Barnard as administrator of
the estate of his wife, the late Mrs. Mis-
souri, Barnard VIII dis said TO have died
from injuries sustained Jan. 81, 1921,
when struck by a train at the Olney ave
nue. crossing Of the Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company
The suit is directed against the railroad.
Damages of $1,000 were asked in a suit
fled against the City Of indianapolis,
James Phillips, a driver, and Lewis
Forbes Lumber Company, who employed
Phillips. The Lumbermen's Mutual Cas-
ualty Company filed the suit. Although
Phillips and the lumber company are
named as defendants the plaintiff asks
Judgment only against the city.
The complaint states Phillips, while
employed by the lumber company, which
held insurance in the company, was drtv-
ing a mule team over bridge on Climber
street near Shelby street Aug. 20, 1919. 1t
is contended the bridge was dangerous,
resulting In the foot OF one Of the mules
being caught In an unrepaired plank Of
the bridge. The team ran away, resulting
in injuries to Phillips.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-08-29
81 Incomes of
100000 in the
State In 1919
Only TlCO Shol0 Earnings of
y300O00-U. S. Collects
SI3,54I.2(g.

only thfrty-seven Hoosiers had incomes
Of $4,000 or more in 1919 according to
income tax statistics for that year,
made public By NJ Bert Thurman, collec-
tor Of internal revenue today. OF these
lucky thirty-se7en, twenty -four made re-
turns on incomes OF from 100000 TO
$4,000, eight on Incomes Of $4,000 to
$4,000, three admitted that during the
year they had made from 100000 to $3.50
600 while two were in the 100000 TO S40,-
600 class, the altitude received for In
diana.
A grand total Of 1So,SS3 returns were
made on net incomes amounting to SAT-
81. 2j1 and the Government tax on this
was S13,541 ,245.
Indiana returns were IA per cent Of
the entire number fled in the United
States and the tax paid was 1.07 pei
cent Of the total income tax paid In the
entire country.
In the nation at large sos per cent OF
the population fled personal income tax
returns while in Indiana the number OF
individuals fling amounted to 425 per
cent Of the populations.
The growth Of the number OF returns
filed In Indiana may be realized when 1t
is taken into consideration that in 1916,
1904 returns were filed as against $780,
3S8 I'm 1919. In 1917 the Government col
lected only 81, 165, 961 in income taxes In
the State and by 1919 this amount had
grown to more than $1S,500,000.