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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

POSITION wanted. bOokkeepcr or as
sIstant by young man not afraid Of
work. II. Il. ". All North Ninth Street.
Madison 645S-J.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

500 each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

Mo I.E:S.-Twenty head OF extra good
acclimated mules right out OF the
hardest kind OF work: range from s
to years old; weight. from 1000 10
1900 pounds each. They are all in fine
condition. These mules will be sold
under :, full warranty: IL not will re-
fund the money. Also handsome
be seen at the Southern Transfer
stables. No l6 South Fifteenth Street
WE have several exceptionally we'll
bred registered Holstcin bull calves:
good individuals. which we will sell at
farmers prices. Address Wildwood
Farms. Il. J.. ID. 4. Richmond. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

SEVERAL rubbcr-tired top buggics
very cheap.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
HELP WANTED-Male and Female

THOUSANDS government Jobs open to
men and women: big pay: write I'm
mediately for free list. Franklin In
stitutc. Dept. t3l N. Rochester. ~. Y.
MEN women--Gct government Jobs;
big pay Examinations announced
everywhere July Is, sample questions
free; Franklin Institute. Dept. 43l-N.
Rochester. -. y: -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01
ORIENTAL RUGS.
LEAI<Y ROOFS.

SANATORIUM wash. cleaning and re-
pairing Oriental and domestic rugs
Il bourian. 2lo North First Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

SPECIAL. summer prices. ordinary resi-
dent windows. cents. Staining and
waxing floors our speciality. William
Johnson. Randolph $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-07-01

ONE rubber-tircd surrey. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
AMERICAN WOMAN SHOOTS
MAN WHO TEASED Her DOG

HANRE, France. Nov. ~. 5:35 D. m.
Mrs. Setello. an American woman
residing In Paris. and who was n pas.
seuEer on the steamship Chicago
from New York. was arrested here to.
uay on the charge. preferred by the
police, ot attempted murder.
After a quarrel with several mas.
senEers v1o teased her 6og. and be-.
coming sous AZ the alleged mis-.
treatment 81 her pet. Mrs sctelIe b.
accused of firing twice from an auto.
matte pistol on man whom sho be-.
heved 10 be the rinRleader OF the
sroup. Both bullets how wide Of their
InafA ana the woman was Immediately
disarmod
ln court. Mrs. Sotelle said. Il fired
IN the air merely 20 frlRhten the
man Two Witnesses testified with
regard 20 the Incident and both de-.
clared that the woman shot to kil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
TO NAME CENTRAL
RELIEF COMMITTEE
PRESIDENT ASKED TO NAME
BODY TO HAVE CHARGE OF
WORK IN THIS COUNTRY.
viii Have No Official Standing, But
VIII Simplify Situation and
Save Time and Expense

WASHINGTON. Nov. ia cen
tral committee to take charge OF Bel
gian relief work In the United States
and cooperate with the international
committee abroad will be designated
by President Wilson as a result OF
a conference tonight between the
President and Secretary Bryan at the
white house. Such committee would
have no Official standing.
Secretary Bryan. the German am
bassador. Count Won Bernstorff. As
sistant Secretary of State Phillips and
Hugh Wallace. of Washington. dis
cussed the Belgian relief situation at
the state department earlier IN the
day. and later Mr. Phillips sent a let.
ter to the president containing a rec.
Ommendation OF American Ambassa.
dor Page In London that a central
committee be named.
The object Of the central committee
would be To coordinate the work of
various committees and ORGANIZATIONS
which have inauEuratcd movement a.
relieve the sunerings ~ the BelElans.
thus savinE expense and simplifying
~ was understood Count Won nerrs-
torn informed Mr.. Bryan there was no
ground for report that the German
government plans 90 stop the sending
or supplies 90 BelEianE until they 20
90 work. At the same time ~ was said
that the Washington government en-
urcly approved the idea Of puttiur thu
bclElaus 60 work whenever possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
COPPER MEN ENTER PROTEST
AGAINST BRITISH ATTITUDE

WAsiffNgTON ~. g. Nor H.
Senator Hughes. ~ NfW Jersey. laid b..
fore The state department to-day n BRO.
fCrt from several tlr copper fofnu4uIra
n nir state aFainff The HffIflda of. tirDnf
EritHlu Ou the shipment nf copper o.
neutral rOuufrirr
Thr petition cote forth Ulaf Great
Britain huH ru night fu Interfere a.Ifh
rtrr0rH plying hffurru neutral rnur.
4r Great lfrIfHIn hHr placed uu r4nf. .
mcrrr WI seriously fHrUHfrn fhr rnrrfr
innmffrN nI INN rIinu HfHf.a
Great lrlfsIn IH insisting fE1f come r
rnrrnDa D. cent fH Hurrlnr rnrrIrrra
in neutral ruuufrIre nfhrruIar if viii ha
INSPECTED Df nrriur rn ultimate drafina-
department Nnn catered HH SOD into mo-
Hrrarmenf uu tha subject riulrIr mr..
rrufinE fHr rInfu.a nnd protests nf Amer.
lrHu aflrrfrH lu The hnur uf faeIitsfinr
trr1r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
AFTER INCOME
TAX DODGERS
GOVERNMENT LAYING PLANS TO
DETECT vioIAToRs OF
NEW TAX LAW.
Effort is Aaaaihst Those DRAWING
Dividends From Corporations-
Returns Are Disappointing.

WASHINGTON Nov. 1I.-oHic.aIs
OF the treasury department are seek
ing TO lay the groundwork for a Wig
orous and nation wide campaign for
the detection Of income tax dodeer,
and the collection OF unpaid taxes
which some authorities believe may
mount into the millions.
The effort Is directed particuIarlv
against persons who are stockholders
and drawers OF dividends from the
corporations of the country. There
are more than 500. 900 corporation
DONG business In the United States
acc"ruing 10 returns from the corpor.
ation excise, and IL any plan Is adopt.
"a Institute thorough search of their
hsts or shareholders and the records
OF their dividends IL will be most ex.
haustiVe and may take years. For the
present no such plan Is likely to be
adopte9 however. and 10 j. understood
10 BE- tho hope OF officials that the
corporations will furnish this infor.
nation upon request.
since the first returns from th. in
come Tax we're totalfed thrr. has b..,n
N" '"nH Hfaiueut or tho fact that freaa-
ufN officials were disappointed M.
- 'plierted fcll many millions below
Iithhhie individuals on which c0nt.r...s
framed the 1tw wore far al ,.rfarrc
from tne nrurcs returned bV Internal
revenue collectors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
WAR TAX RULING
OBJECTIONABLE
REQUIRES PAYMENT OF STAMP
TAX BY BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
Latter Claim They Are Exempt Under
Law and viii Fight New Con-
struetion Placed Upon II.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 11.-Under a
ruling by Solicitor johnson of the
treasury. collection from the war
tax may be several millions dollars in
excess of the estimates made by con-
gress.
The new ruling viii require pay
ment of the stamp tax on all trans
actions OF building and loan associa.
tons throughout the United States.
II Is said 10 affect more han $500 as
soeiaions. having nearly 5000 200
members. and handling annually
about si.750.90o. 600. The opinion OF
the solicitor differs from the opinion
OF the commissioner OF internal reve-
nue. and an assistant attorney general
who Interpreted the revenue tax law
or 1898. The language In both the
present law and that OF the Spanish
war days is held by loan association
Officers here to be identical. II is
probable that an effort will be made
by the associations To fight the pres
ent construction of the law. II was
pointed ont today that the transac-
nons To be taxed are in small amounts,
involving vast number Of documents,
all Of which would be- subject 10 the
stamp duties. No opinion has been
asked from the department OF JUS
tice. but II protests are made officially
II IL possible that Secretary McAdoo
VIII seek construction from the de-
partment OF justice
The language Of the act in point
follows:
That stock and bonds issued by
cooperative building and loan asso-
ciations or companies that make loans
only TO their shareholders shall be
exempt from the tax herein pro
vided "
Solicitor Johnson held that under
this provision loan associations have
no exemption except for their own
stock and bonds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
RESERVE BOARD DEFINES
SCOPE OF OPERATIONS
RESERVE BANKS WILL NOT tx
ERclsE ALL FUNCTIONS AT
PRESENT TIME.
Board Defines Commercial Paper-Re-
discount Rate not Announced, but
II VIII not BE Uniform.

WASHINGTON. Nov. N. co., The
scope OF operations Of the twelve fed.
eral reserve banks. 20 b. opened for
business next Monday. was defined for
the first few months of their exist.
cucc. In o. circular Issued today By
the federal reserve board For the
present the banks viii not exercise
all the functions given them BY con.
grcss. The board. concurring with
the directors and governors Of the
twelve banks I'm recent conference
here. indorsed this plan Of operations.
Acceptance Of deposits of reserves
from member banks.
Discount % bills of exchange and
commercial paper
Acceptance Of deposits % checks
drawn by member banks on any re-
serve bank or member bank In n 90.
serve or central reserve city within
their federal reserve districts other
powers may b. called into play A.
the establishment Of safe and eni
ciont organization permits.
Tn its circular tho board Favc the
long expected definition Of comnacr.
cial paper. which ts 10 BE- the Ufc
blood % the nov system. the basis
for tho new federal reserve currency
and the means by which tho nations
circulating medium is expected 10
fCcnttnued on Pars rwsiv.N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
ANOTHER FIGHT TO CONE
FOR RIVERS AND HARBORS

WASUlNgTON Nov. n Arotte-
neht over r. rivers and harhora arrro.
Ifiailnn hiil o. lu prospect FOR the com.
inf mort HcHHiuu of congress Plans for
aro contemplated hv fhn houaa rfvrrs
and harhprs committee although the
Ecopc uf thr measure has not yet fakrn
definite shape
Thr rivers and harhors hiiI "a the iaaf
session wae nlihuafrrrd araiusf IN fha
senate With r. resulting cofurronrlaa on
n luWu appropriation on $50 600 600 Tor
eork on esiatinE profocts only.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
FOUR CHILDREN
ARE CREMATED
HOUSE CATCHES FIRE FROM
oVERHEATED STOVE AND rs
BURNED TO GROUND.
Children Locked In While Mother
Went 20 Call on Neiahbors and
Escape Was impossible.
ID nispateh p the Intelllsenesr.

Special Dispatch to che Intelligence.
FAtRMONT. W. Va. Nov a. -
-Four children. ranging from year
To- four years OF age. all colored. were
Cremated in IRE which destroyed
their home here today. Mrs Margaret
walker. colorcd keeps house FOR
Robert Glass. colorcd. and the family
resided on spence street. Mrs Wal.
ker has two children and Glass three.
While the oldest Glass child. Aimcda.
aged z. was az school today gic Wal.
ker woman left the other four chill.
dren On the locked house while che
visited nclEhbors Tho house caught
IRE from an ovcrheatcd cooking stove
and before hremen could break into
the room In which the four children
were imprisoned all we're dead Tho
dead Virginia Walker. aFed 4 years.
Elcanor Walker. AGED year. Mary
Glass. aEed years. Robert Glass.
aecd year. Z months The house. a
thrceroom frame structure. was do
stroyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

Behind Dfxmude is the direct road
10 Dunktrk, one OF the French ports
on which the Germans have set their
hearts and IL they can break through
mere the allies will be compelled to
fall back to new positions. The in
vaders have. therefore. been concen-
trating their forces at this point. anc
their success in taking Dixmude.
where they claim 10 have captured
500 prisoners and positions to the
west OF Langemarck. where. accord
ing TO the Berlin report. 1000 prison.
ers fell into their hands. shows that
the statements so freely made that
they have been sending troops from
the west to Poland are without foun-
dation.
Brought Troops From East.
As a matter OF fact. military men
here believe that the Germans. as
soon az they saw Il was Impossible 10
carry out their design OF capturing
Warsaw, dispatched troops from tha,
region to the west. not Imagining thar
the Russian pursuit could be carried
out with the rapidity with which II
has been.
Al other points along the hattle
front in France the French official
communication claims some success
for the allies. but the German head
quarters stan declares that all attacks
have been repulsed.
II is considered quite certain that
with the enormous forces required
for the effort 10 get through to the
east and TO protect their own country
from Russian invasion. the Germans
will not be able to throw any addition
al troops into the lines. which stretch
from northern France and along the
Franco German border.
On the other hand. the French.
whose army is growing daily. might
attempt an offensive against Lorraine
or Alsace as a diversion. which would
relieve the issue in the west.
German Defeat Serious.
The Germans. according to Petro-
grad dispatches. have suffered a more
serious defeat on the East Prussiah
border than the Official statements
have disclosed. Advices from the
Russian capital to-day state that in
the recent fighting there the Russians
have captured more than 10000 pris-
oners. together with quantities OF
guns and munitions.
The Russian advance in Poland.
which has been at the rate of IA
miles daily. has astonished the mill
tary experts. and II Is not surprising
Ccontinusd on Page rwsivs)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
SUBMARINE SINKS
BRITISH GUNBOAT
SENT TO BOTTOM NORTH oE
STRAITS OF DOVER BV
GERMAN TORPEDO.
Az the Officers end Crew Saved.
-Four Were Injured. but
No Loss Of Life

LONDON. Nov. 10. 1855 q. m.-The
little British torpedo gunboat Niger.
which was built - years ago. and has
been used as tender. is the latest
victim ~ German submarine. she
vas torped0ed yesterday morning In
IN" Downs. north Of the Straits Of DO.
yer. and f0uuderod Immediately. The
ohlcfrs and crew were saved
The admiralty. in announcing the
loss ~ the ship. says.
Tho Niger. Lieutenant Command
er Arthur IT Muir. WAS torpodoed this
morning tNovcmbor f1I In tho Downs
Az The 0mcrra and " OF the crew
we're saved
Four men we're injured. Do ia
thought thaf there was no iors Of
Hfe The NIGER has been rmptoved In
semi .combatanf dufIra."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
ANOTHER RELIEF SHIP
TO SAIL FOR BELGIUM

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1t-Arranec.
ments were completed az the Ameri.
can Red Cross headquarters today for
the sailing of another Belglan relief
ship the Norwegian steamer Tholma.
which. aE the result of phiiadeiphia
nowspapcr campaign. &C. about 10
start from philadelphia with 1000
tons of food supplies consigned TO
American Minister Van Dyke In HoI.
land. The newspaper committee IN.
formed the Rcd Cross officials that
they might have enough money 20
send another ship In the near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
HOLLAND NOW
HAS MONOPOLY
STUFFs, FLOUR, ETC, INTO
THE NETHERLANDS.
Action, " Followed by Other Neutral
Countries, Would DemoraIixe
American Flour Trade.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Nov. IL
Holland has. crested a practical gov
ernment monopoly OF the importation
into The Netherlands of flour. food
stuffs. cereals and cattle foods. The
State Department announced tonight
that The Netherlands government has
entered into a contract with the Hol-
land-American line. the only neutral
steamship line plying regularly be
tween ports in the United States and
The Netherlands. whereby private
shipments will not be accepted by that
steamship line
Definite information as TO Hollands
position had been sought by American
millers. who protested 10 the State De
psrtment that the action OF Holland.
II followed by other neutral countries.
would demoralize the American -four
trade.
Cannot interfere.
While the State Department on
cials refused TO make any further COM
mont. it Is known that the American
government has no way of interfering
with such mOnopolp as Holland has
created. such an act being entirely
within the sovereign rights OF every
nation. Germany and Austria have
oil and tobacco monopolies. respec-
lively.
Just what efforts would be made by
millers 10 obtain ships that would
carry their -four TO Dutch ports Is not
known here. but q move in that direc-
tion seemed TO officials to offer a pos
sible solution Of the problem. Other
wise the effect OF the monopoly will
be. Il Is believed. TO bring The Meth
erlands government into the market
as a purchaser of -four. with the prob
ability that Holland would force
American dealers 20 sell at a lower
price than that at which other ma
tions obtain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

A message from o1tcial sources n
Mexico City given out to-day by Ra-
fael Muzquiz. the Carranza consul
general. to the United States. says:
The first chief is at Cordoba A
majority OF the principal chiefs have
declared I'm favor of Carranza villa
has called on the people to take arms.
All ihe south and east is loyal to the
first chief"
Held Long Conference.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 1i.-Presi-
dent Wilson and Secretary Bryan dis
cussed for nearly three hours tonight
the question of evacuation Of Vera
Cruz by the American forces. No
announcement vas made al the con-
clusion OF the conference. but IL was
understood that the president decided
10 await further adyices tomorrow
as 10 the political situation in Mexico.
The decrees issued by General Car
rama granting all the requests of the
American government were carefully
considered Carranza granted am
nesty TO the Mexicans who served the
American government during It's oc-
cupation and ordered that taxes or
customs paid 20 the American Off
GERS be not reinposed. Inasmuch as
the national convention at Afuns Cal
ientes ordered Csrranza to comply
with the wishes Of the American gov
ernment in connection with these
guarantees. the Washington govern
melt was confronted with the fact
that its demands were acquiesced IN
by all factions in Mexico
~ Official circles generally IL was
believed that while the President
would order the evacuation. he might
wsdt for few days for definite
alignment OF the various chiefs in the
attest civil war. The American GOV.
ernment is on record in diplomatic
correspondence a. promising the with
drawal of the troops when the guar
antees n requested were complied
With. and persons conversant with the
Presidents point of view believe he
proposes TO redeem this promise as
soon as possible. 10 has been pointed
out that the American garrison might
be placed IN an embarrassing situa-
lion n the forces controlled by Car
Fanza and those OF the convention car
ried on their conflict near the city Of
Vera Cruz. a. the Washington govern.
ment h desirous OF maintaining its
absolute neutrality as between the
two factions.
Await Formal Expression.
u was suggested after to-night's
conference that the Washington GOV.
tconsnusd on Psgs TwsivsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
COUPLE ELOPE
Daughter OF Huntington Minister Meets
Bweetheart at Door Of Church ana
They Drive Away and Are
Married.
srccisi Digpatch 70 nc Inteilrencer.

Special Dispatch to shc Intelligence.
NTiNGTON. W Va Nov IL
AFTER conducting the opening exercise az
n missionary society ~ her father. i
church last uiEhf. Misc Addie critics tha
W. critics. ~ Emanuel 81 D. fHurlf
South 81 this city. found her sweet
heart John Davis. wnifing af tho door
with an automobile
While members of tho missionary zoe
clrfv were looking FOR Mis- Crifca fs
continue the meeting she unr hlIrH-
married 90 Mr. Davis nf the home I'd
Rev. a. 1f Reese n United rtrlfFrrn
minister. two hluckr distant from hr~
homo. The couple wnr later forritrr.
The parties concerned are we'll known
ln local church circlaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
KAISER'S MEN NOW HAVE
DIRECT ROAD TO DUNKIRK
COUNTRY BETWEEN DIXNUDE AND YPRES WHERE VIOLENT
FlGHTiNG HAS RACED FOR WEEKS. Is NOW SCENE OF
BATTLE FURY OF WHICH HAS NEVER BEEN EQUAIIED
IN POLAND GERMAN DEFEAT SAID TO BE MORE SERyoxs
THAN HAS BEEN REPORTED RUSSIANS CONTINUE
TO FORCE BACK AUSTRIANS IN GAIICA

LoND0N Nov. IL, (9:30 1.-THE have resumed
attack on the allied line between the s river and
we the French claim generally to have held positions the Ger
mans have succeeded in capturing the
been the center of some of the fe sangunay fighting d
the Ne"'-e "
The country between Dxmude the beIperen
have been engaged in violent attacks for
past where the losses have been heavier
tie of the User again the of battle fury
dom, if ever been equalled. 80 ~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
ASQUITH PREDICTS WAR
WILL NOT LAST LONG
LONGER " LASTS THE GREATER
STRENGTHS or ENGLAND
WILL BE SHOWN
Says First Designs Of Emperor Have
Been FrUstrated-War Loan
20 BE Asked

LONDON. Nov. ~. (G.30 o. MI
IN speech delivered in tho house
% commons today after the opening Of
parliament. Premier Asquith declared
hat Do doubted whether the war
woulg last az long aa most people
originally predicted. but that IL would
last long was certain
However. the longer O. lasts" con.
tinued the premier. the more the great
resources and strength which the en- b.
Dire Possesses viii b. available 10 hll
the RaGr. 70 replace the losses and
maintain our positions The empire
ia on trial and the experiences ~ the
last three months have inspired us
tConunusd on Pars TwsivsD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12

Ell PASO Texas Nov. War has between the
and villa elements of the constuionst
adt received at Juarez tonight from officials the
Aguas Caientes preliminary battle already
CURED at Leon, between uereao il was
reported. " -
GONZALES the
forces from Querearo north to ilao the Villa
era Manual Chao Villa heftan departed to-day from
ties with strong column.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
EIGHT VESSELS sunk IN
BATTLE OF TSTNG TAU

FANCOTNrW U. o. N0s IA
meFaaEe rfefltrd 81 thr navy vard I'd
H.Fnuln1aulf to-day from fhn r0nlrnanfrr.
in-chlff N fnr 1nraufar second r1uad.
r0n. Unlrh h0rn hnrdrf Trfrr THu laid
The following vessels uarr found Hs.
u sunk ~ eEpl0Hl0u lu Ffa0 chow n1
fsruar IufhH fIfIr. frrrlrrnnf TIrfr
Taku ard Nurhfu. witch Hnn mInr
rsfF
AZ these shfrs uere German except
- Eaiaerin Fuxabsfh vtf~t zee
Ausfrfan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-12
Lett 10 cattle Stock Yards Chicago
Stock Yards ~ - e "' ''e o"oh

CHCAGO-The Chicago Union Yards the largest cattle
IN the world has been closed the
OF the foot and mouth disease among In few days
panneo the stock yards will be thoroughly ontapon by
ne OF infected cattle the disnfecon pens and
the killing OF all Business will usual The
order to close the stock yards
hogs amounting 100000 head daily Chicago market This
amounts daily business of effects 600 emnovs
1t also cut on the chief market for 2 catteang states