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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

House OF Representatives had decided
not 10 tax bank checks. When the
subject Of a war tax was first eonsid-
cred 1t was suggested that 1t be made
mandatory TO affix two-cent revenue
stamp to every bank check or post
office money order. The amount In
VOWED in the case OF the average in.
dividual who pays his monthly bills
by checks las distinguished from the
great corporahons) would probably
be small, but the inconvenience
would be great and go there were
signs of relief when this particular
scheme for raising money was passed
over
Tax Dodging For the Ultimate Con-
sumner. ~ @s
It is a tradition, well founded on
fact, that II Is the ultimate consumer--
the plain people--ths man In the
street" who always pays every tax
that is imposed, and so It 10 interesting
to note tho efforts Of our Congress
in preparing the present tax to devise
means whereby the everyday citizen
OF small! means would escape any part
of the burden.
When the bill was being framed
that new source of wealth--the mo-
tion picture industry. appeared to be
a fit subject for taxation, but some
Of the Congressman had misgivings
that II tax was placed upon each
foot Of moving picture. film the So
quel would be found in an advance in
prices at the movie" theatres. That
was unthinkable, and so In an ef-
fort to devise tax that could not
well be passed on to the public there
was Matched the scheme Of taxing pro-
prietors OF theatres, museums ana
concert halls Just as 1t was proposed
to tax pawnbrokers and tobacco deal
ers and the proprietors OF circusee.
bowling alleys. billiard rooms, ETC.
New Tax Copied From the spanish
War Tax.
The collection of the present wn
tax Is likely to be simplined cons.o-
erably by reason OF the fact thaS tnis
new tax is patterned very closely aiseI
the special tax that was imposeo "
the time Of the SpAnish-Amertcan ~.
Most of our readers Will remsMDe
how we found II necessary, Alons sCous
the beginning Of the century 70 st.cN
a revenue stamp on almost svefytnl ~
boxes OF matches. bottles Of Meui.
cine, and what not. Well. the psosens
war revenue measure does NOT 20
far as that, but such stamp taxes -
are incorporated in the present o'la-
and which will alone yield $so'oov'ovv
or one-third Of the total income
have been lifted almost bodily - u
we're from tine tar schedule that was
In force IN the days when We were
paying up for our military cAmpaisns
In the west Indies and In the Philip
pines Indeed. almost ths scis point
wherein this present war tax Afnsrs
from IL predecessor y found n the 81
fort to collect, some, millions af doll
lars for the support Of the general
government from the owners Of motor
cars $780,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

quick cash, and SO an internal revenue
tax was resorted to.
Tax Gathering Machinery In Readi-
ness.
II was enough to commend 1t that
special internal revenue tax would
call out hard cash from the word go,
but on top of this was the considera-
ton that the government already had,
in the Internal Revenue Bureau Of
the Treasury Department all the ma
chin ery-time- tried and smooth run
ning--necessary for the collection of
the new assessment. 1t appeared to
be merely a question OF providing a
few extra men and preparing and
printing an extraordinary supply OF
revenue stamps and. behold. We have
the means at hand for collecting that
needed one hundred million dollars
One OF the oldest branches OF the
government, the Internal Revenue Blu
reau. only gets prominence in the
newspaper when Il undertakes The COL
lection of some special tax, such as
the income tax or this present
war tax or when some of the revenue
agents engage in a sensational battle
But the bureau has been collecting
from the American public more than
one-third of billion dollars a year.
and that the business has been ever
expanding may be surHised from the
fact that last year the collections beat
the best previous annual record BY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

the few cents levied as Federal trib-
ute on each such transaction. But
the payment Of these little fees Is tre-
mendously simplified by the circum-
stance that many of the items in the
new emergency tax schedule are what
IL known as stamp taxes'-that is
1t II only necessary. in order to meet
ones new-found obligations to the
government to place upon each legal
document or ticket of any specified
class q revenue stamp which may be
purchased as readily as a postage
stamp.
Speaking Of stamp taxes. however.
It may be remarked that a large share
of our population breathed easier
when II was announced that. after
due elaboration. the leaders Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

are regularly on duty In the various
internal revenue districts into which
more than, 1900 deputies. and 1t Is
this force which we may expect to see
largely increased in order to collect
the war tax. Presumably 1t will not
be necessary to Increase the field force
OF revenue agents in connection with
the new tax because it is not expected
that any person will attempt to dodge
the tax in the way that the moon
sinners and 'bootleggers't attempt to
evade the regular revenue laws.
Figuring Ones Own Tax Bills.
Not only is 1t not the expectation of
the government officials that many
Arms or individuals will seek to get
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

besides drawings, marble statues and
coin collections. The display of jew
els. said to,pe the largest In existence,
is known as the treasury. "A special
permit is required for this room.
Among the most valuable articles of
the collection Is b sceptre containing
one of the largest diamonds In Europe
-~1e4& karats. It Is known as the
"OrloN" diamond and was originally
the eye OF the lion that crouched be-
fore the throne OF the great Mogul.
Another treasure preserved. there Is
the crown worn by Catherine H., the
only Empress of Russia who ever
wore a. crown---ali the others have
worn n sort of tiara. The crown is
valued at $500, 10000. There are ru-
bes and pearls worth a kings ram
som. to say nothing OF the Siberian
aqua marines which add color and
splendor to this house of gems.
In strange contrast to all this splen-
dor is the room nearby--the apart
ment In which the Emperor Nicholas
Is said to have committed suicide after
he learned of the reverses of the
Crimea. The room, which. has been
preserved intact. is small and simply
furnished The sword. helmet and
grey military cloak are where he laid
them. A veteran has charge of the
room, and it Is said that he carefully
dusts each article belonging to the
dead Emperor each day, laying them
in exactly the same place.
Not far from this Is a room given
over to relics of Peter the Great. The
collection, besides turning lathes and
other instruments with which the
monarch worked, contains curiosities
and knickkracks as we'll as some
works OF real art, for Peter the Great
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

out Of paying the special war tag but
your canny Uncle Sam has hit upon
clerical labor and expense by making
the taxpayers figure UP their own tax
bills. In other words, he puts upon
the shoulders of the men who pay the
war tax the responsibility for keep
ing account OF how much taxes they
must pay and submitting with their
remittance statement duly sworn,
indicating just how the sums have been
arrived Mt.
To show how this will work out
il may be explained that under the Law
the ticket agent who sells sleeping car
tickets or steamship tickets must duly
report each such sale In order that
his company may sand To Washington
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

NAN nature is sinrulariy the
Ame whether II gives express
1ton In its weaknesses and ca
nrices In childhood or In ma
He or even in the national life
eelings OF people. One would
- that In the present European
10 with its horrors and it's dread
mage bringing grief and untold
into millions of families, the
indications Of racial spite and
A would be overlooked and not
1He4hOught of. yet the instances are
1FQ90us where owners of cafes with
129u names have changed their des-
S19ons and foreign dishes have been
M4d from menus as II to blot out
M nign which In any way paid a
mt to the land engaged in war
T1n1E their country. Even cities
34A zpr centuries have borne names
s1pt93gn origin have adopted new
m44b 4jstinctbs of the race of people
rhaeh these are located so as to ey-
4 lot only contempt for the for
- but also to more indelGhly stamp
GM the cities the nationality OF the
I11ltAnts. This instance Of human
N1&o was forcihly illustrated in the
- nf St Petersburg which. after
Heciaration of war. Immediately
oA to Petrograd, and this step
- 70 have been taken through the
1T action Of the Russian Govern
The notice Of the change Of
~ WITS csbfed TO att parts Of the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01
Uncle SamWi
Burden of America S
= Of the Consequent
ID the Great World
Collecting This Un-
Emergency Tax
Will Pay and How.
WALDON FAWCETr.

81 the first time in history
3Ncle Sam Ia levying a IVA r
when he is not at war.
eDple who ride In automobiles,
(Rer or wine, ride on sleeping
enjoy any number OF other
2Which most OF Us are wont to
@nE Injuries must dig down IN
1&ckets and make an extra con-
- To the Golfers of the gov
To he sure IL is, for the mos.
ny few cents here and there,
If9r was there better ill1stra -
the fact that pennies make
because Congress fully ex-
ealize by means OF this emer-
i the tidy gum Of more than
1000.
Ne Tax Came To be Levied.
%why and wherefore of the
1cy tax which Congress has
- this autumn is found in
&rds. namely, war in Europe"
Henses Of the government of
I'D States are borne, as our
are well aware, in part by
M what are known az internal
4nxes but also, in great meas
Autses upon goods imported
United States from other
Consequently. when the
enly put stop to business
ms with some Of those Euro
Mons from which we have al
1ght most heavily, and sadly
our commerce with other
nations. il naturally fell out
was sudden slump in the
rom tariff duties at our GUS
-.
"a who hold the reins in Con-
red out that the war in
long as II continues. is GO
& Uncle Sam at least $780,
year loss in customs revenue,
nOme means must be found
y gap IL Uncle Sans bank
rs not TO suffer. An emer-
LOT some sort was the remedy
nended Itself to them.
1ebated with themselves
ao needed money might not
N by Increasing the present
incomes and by placing a
smaller incomes than are
but there was objection to
~ that It would have re-
year or more before any
IA have been gotten In on
skmenI Uncle Saxr needs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-01

lief Sketch of the Pic
Isque Russian Capital
! City Which Russia
hristened After Her
/ With Germany Be-
Sights of the City
Some Of Its Odd Gus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER FAVORS
MECHANICAL FILTRATION SYSTEM

tenn. or the system best adapted to
the Clty.s needs. They selected the
mechanical or rapid sand hitter. and
would say in an 1rmness for the city
10 abide by that selection Again. I
90 not have much faith Boz the back.
flushing proposition. do not believe
DO Will rid the beds Of contamination
at an times. This water may become
contaminated. sO may the rapid sand
water, hut by 20 little additional appli-
CdlOn OF chemicals the water can be-
freed from all contamination. where
t the Smith system beds become con.
tamin1tCd. ] do not feel that there is a
Practicable way 10 clean % up.
For The purpose Of clarifying water
Tor our ENGINES an Dam ~. with no
thought ~ drinking purposes. a small
plant built ON the plan of the Smith
system has been put Boo 10 was placed
with The idea that some day We would
have 90 send down divers and replace
the plant. but we needed clear water
ana the plant was placed for that pur.
pose. The fact that the Smith Fvs-
Lnm has been FRI use az parkcraburE
Tor The last three years or such mat.
irr ls not conclusive evidence that
mo system Will last Tho mechanical
system has been in force for many
years. DO has been th0rourhIy tested
pro- "a number of large cities. the results
received have been satisfactory. and
believe Tho City OF Wheeling can
mako nu mistake in selecting that eys
tom and dis'afdInE Tho Smith system -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
GROCERIES TO pooR.

Ovprarors OF Tho Door fr tho county.
are not ovoriavcd now Hr rrf- rhart
table efforts tho most being grorrrHfs
&C f0 worthy poor Tho report for
Jun" which haa Iu.f been fnfahrH
HuNA-rhat OFrr.rUr Richard WfIkfa
distributed 1851 worth OF Erorrrin-
Do other OFrr-rrre report 1a follows
'"fr'ra vs. Dietrich. groceries. 8f2f.
fi3. coal g. ~ FIaarI a Brooke
Er1rrr.re. soy FHrrr Lruofqr. rror.
cries ffss1I. shoes 81 lu. tfhrrf
EmrnnrfH. groceries 500 THO raurrf
~ fho charity work dome hv Tho conn.
~ f0r Pho entire fiscal year ia now
being prepared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
ENTERTAINED
Excellent Musical PROGRAM win he
Rendered Tonight az simpson
A. N. Il. Church.

The following musical program will
be rendered this evening at the simpson
a VI. p church consisting principally
or soprano solos. piano solos and vocal
duets. ~ f. expected that large crowd
viii he present 20 enjoy the proEram.
which viii be a. follows.
PART l.
Mrs Gaines
soprano solo-The Swallow Bingham
Mrs - Eaie T1yd Mrgrin
vocal buet-p Rocks. Don't Fall on
Rev. and Mrs. u. T. McGrin ''''S
Piano solo-Gslau DO Concert .... smith
Mrs McErin
soprano Solo--tal Dawn ............
IS. .CoIeridre Taylor
Harry p Rurlsigh
trf faint 40 Use iu
Cry'r Hugh buchanan
Nrs NcGrim
oral pucf-Tu "a Rollins ........ Melody
Rev. and Mrs NeGrT
Plano puet-Foet ana Peasant over
Miss Luca- and ur- McGrIn 'pP'
vocal Duet HHIT IEIHI.. melody
Rev. and Mrs MrGHT
PART 3D.
soprano Solo Beloved. ~ is Worn.
M-4 urgrir "'' ware
Vocal Duet Swing Low Sweet Chariot
REV ard Sire M-GHr ''''
Plano Soln.Dlf BLACK Joe .. uafhbun
Nr- MrEriT
soprano Solo-T'f for Tat ....... rontet
Mra MrFrIm
Vocal Duct steal Away to Jesus ...
rev and sire w-Grr ''''
-''..f. i" Audience
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

The directors Of the State Fair have
under consideration plans which n
formulated, and proper eucoura scmeut
u gwen by those most interes ted. viii
result IN "A mammoth Made In "A heel
ing exhibition 10 be held i'm connec-
liJn with the state Fair In September
nile number OF the mauufactur-
els OF W hceling. and enyirOus. exhibit
AT the ran every year. there are a
mucn larger number who tail TO DO
80. OF those who do exhibit most ,II
OF them satisfy themselves with pre-
senung 10 the publiCs attention. only
y portion OF the articles they manu-
facfure
Il r. the desire and the nope Of the
ralr management that every manufac-
lur$ large and small OF Wheeling
ana vicinity. VIII find himself free ana
willing 10 participate In this Made
IN wheeling show and De prepared
70 EXHIBIT sampled Oi all his products
III inc response from our local manu-
tacturers Is sufficiently strong 10
yustliy II, the state Fair management
intends 10 make a seperate and dis
unct department OF this feature which
Will be housed in light. airy and com
modlous quarters ample to provide
space Tor all exhibitors and for an
articles. They desire TO exhibit to The
public no matter whether IL weighs
one pound or one ton.
Should Appeal to All
Ihis plan Of the State Fair should
appeal 10 the local manufacturer. The
knowledge gained by thirty-four
years experience in conducting exposi-
tiens Tor the public. Is assurance the
snow gwen under the MANAGEMENT of
the State Fair. will be- well STAGED.
we'll arranged and well conducted
AEain. the state Fair annually attracts
thousands OF people 10 Wheeling who
coming mere Tor enjoyment and sight
seeing seldom have time. or IL they
nave Time. do not know where To 20
10 insp' OF enquire about articles
MAD" In Wheeling \ Made In
wheeling show conducted In cOunsc.
ton with AM under the management
Of the West Virginia State Fair will
give every local manufacturer and his
aides splendid opportunity before "A
large clientele. 10 personally. hours al
a Time. explain the merits Of his wares
their utility and superiority over the
same kind of article produced or turn
ed out by other mills. factories. or
workshops
Many OF our local manufacturers
turn out articles Of daily use bv peo.
pie Of this community. and vet the
cons umer not knowing that the same
article Of perhaps better grade he
made right az home. hy honest we'll
paId, well housed w1rkmcn. In sanA
tary mills and factories financed and
operated hv their noichtf1rs through
IN" matter not being brought 10 their
attention In me proper manner. not
through choice. purchase and use m
Terror articles made In some other
community. causing that other com
munlty 10 receive the benefit. that
should naturally fan 10 Wheeling and
WhcelinE's business men
Every local manufacturer who viii
rake advantage ~ this opportunity
70 place his wares before thousands
or people not Only adverfiacf himself
and his products but will aid On
boosting Greater Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
TO INCREASE
MEMBERSHIP
PASE.spLI ASnIcuLrvnAL cLus
WAITS LAnCEM COW rUsT-
tSo AssoCtAT1oa
rians outinsd a. H~~trE Hsid r-s,-r-
eAy-fntsrssttng rAlkn psifv-
sr~d ~ nsnSsrs

40 a -~-t'nF - directors % ths ra-.
nandle Agricultural Club hsId YESTERDAY
-fter npeu in thfs ritY. arranF~rs~rt.
80 lsrrFletet Tor lrrreasInE zoe rrrl-
shich - beinE orssnlsed 1nd.r az 49,.
firos 81 tne Clab. Ila aasr-rfaffs- -
..e..,s.s or tNslNs msmogrs, and tEis
sreatiy under a. arfanF--r.nt r..t- st
gcstsrdaY mssfIrs
~ AS - e ::.. g -. ranh.sal. siys III
ma their co~r tested stthouf aidftirr-
A. eharEe than their rexular rneub.r-
ti-rouEhbrsd or grads -ovs wIi b. t.-t-
"a Al present. four HERDS 90 fhorauer-
efeds are Being tested belonEinE a. ifil
college ard william Sonda rs la go
REQ and ,. T.. supl~f are making ar
rsnsements o. have their herds OF J~r-
e-fe tested. ana several Erzfi- cuNs over
ne county are bsinE tested CHARLES
sonia De- The oricia4 tester FOR the CLUB
- ~ iinE several trupgrtant mat
tcfs we're Transacted. Mis- barnett ir-
stractor % domestic science a. the stat.
uite sity. MorEantown. Miss sadie III
Guseruan Of MorgautoNn. leadsr -
girls club vork in the state. ara Ntr.
June kersey. the newly appointed
iadf advisor OF the rlub. Nere present
anu discussed work among the women
OF the panhandle counties Mics k.r-.,'
MI hava .apsl,,si son I'm ~ ~ ,he {.1e ~nd
,asto canning club. domestic science.
Mr. Mckee. farm supervisor for
sshins ton county. Pa. was present
ana spoke Co the director. f.IIfng III re-
suits o. COW testing Iu that .aunt, H.
1et "a ~ that the Washington COUNT,
ciub docs not have the surru-iaztic sun
poft OF business men that ls evident In
phlo and Brooke couutIH-. ne conEf4tu-
lated the boAra Of directors Da the ex-
'eiient showing made rs the club
ArranEements for the annual series
or open meetings. 90 be held at ram Ton
larln. NaddluEtou Farm and Bethany
,"u'Ee ana the annual meeting Co be
held a. the park wer. alzsu.z.d ~
talis. such a. tho dates were left in
the hands Of the committee posed OF
the three advisors, Horace Atwood. Web
Hter n. sili and Miss June Kerscy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
SLIGHT WRECK
p. a o. Passenger Train No. 2 side
s"ipes Freight Train Near Paw
Paw-No Persons Injured.

Yesterday morning about rf-ht
O'Clock one half mile east Of Paw
Paw " Va. passenger train SO
which left this cts Monday rfrHf Tf
ll 80 O'Clock. side ewipod % work
train. WrcckIng four cars on the wreck
train and dcrlHlne tho tender and
mail car Of The PASSENGER so ono
W4a injured other than n few hrufeaa
and O. severe shaking no Tho rvarf
cause ~ tho accident fa not frfnffefy
known. unless the work train had
slipped brakes 1nd ran 90 near tho
main track Tho wreck crew VAS
was soon opened Tor traffic
was soon opened for ira e.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
Colts APPEALS
East Wheeling Man Filled Appeal
From Justice Court for Money
Due on Lease

vs. y. Colts ~ Eaa wheeling broke
into circuit court circles aEain yos-
torday when ho filed an appeal from
The court of Squire w. D. Wirkh4m
against Mrs UruacuIa Bauer Ua
claims The sum of $500 on "a lease but
when tried in "a Justices court before
q jury. lost An appeal was filed yes.
''rdaF with the clerk of tho Circuit
court
judge e. e. Newman ya.ferFs, nm
pointed guardian. ad Htrm. for rr
ward Price Dr.. and vested tho cum
~ $50 in his Keeping ana directed
that fh'a sum now bon the fH~fa of FI.
ward Price. ST.. ho paid f1 tho ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

tuct and today the board will con.
s.dcr appeals from Madison district
An appeal for reduction in the case
~ Theodore Roller was rejected by
the board
An appeal from Peter Carney for a
reduction of 500 each on four lots
was allowed
The case Of the Noorohoad Coal
company OF HiChland district was laid
over until today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
DIRECTORS TO MEET.

Notices we're cent ont raatarF,v
calling meeting ~ d.rarfore rf fra
Ohio valley Automobile club f1r
Inur1dnr rrnn.nr. in tho board 0f
trade rooms There Vaa quorum
lacking 8f tho laaf meeting and for
mat reason. considerable business b.
scheduled for tomorrow evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
LAD NOT HURT
Bernie Schwartz. While Ridina Biey.
cle. Knocked Down by Express
Wagon in Business District

Bernie Schwartz Of North Wheeling
was knocked .'0Wn yesterday morning
.f 'n Adams express wagon 20 tho
corner 0' Twelfth and Market streets
hui wac not injured The lad was
riding bicycle down the street when
he c0lifed with tho WAGON Tramr
officer HahorfnIF picked him no and
assisted him fO tho Office uf Dr n "a,
brinEard who examined the lad 40
~ found fo DO uniriurrd and made
hIa Way f0 hi4 home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
RETURNS GIRL
Local Detective Takes Girl 20 sistsrs-
WHe VINO violated Her Parole ana
Came Here.

Detective Tommy Kelley took Alice
owens who Jumped Dor parole ip T,r.-
county r.'.UfIF. fH sIafHr.lIII. .aafar.
lH. frI turned her over fn tho aiTfN .trI.
N'. H' 'NHf place Charles smith $500.
nl. arrested With NHaa owens b. o.
.'''I.. '..4rN Tuesday rUHrIrG ID fH.
p. h. depot wac IHf Fu Do ur.
..1rn.d yesterday that tho girl had brrr
arrested OF eI.flrauI.I. Tor |.ff.rIr. H..f
bad boon rHr...d. which parole aH.
broken when .fr came fn fhi. county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
THREE APPEALS
Were Heard BY Board ~ Review and
Equalization Yesterday From
Washington District

Lack N business featured tho err
C0c daye meeting of tho Ohio county
Ioara ~ Equalization and Review on
IN thrcn appeals being asked f0r dur
inF Tho whole dav. Yesterday clos
Cd up The work iu WASHINGTON Dis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08

Robert Reed vas fined g. and costs
1F Justice of Peace IS f. Wfckham
.sifrlfT Tor speeding In bite auf0m0.
ME Hn wpa arrested ir tho ouf.fhe
pikn district hy Deputy sheriff Louis
IaEOwarrfuo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-08
DISCHARGE IN sANKRUprcY

ln federal court here yesterday. m
nr1'r nf discharge from bHnFruufrv
we entered iI fhe bankruptcy matter
this city.