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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23
eellaire Briefs.

NJ. and Mrs. {. w. Laatz. OF Terre
Haute. Ind. are guests of Mrs. J. B.
Watt at the Windsor hotel
George Marshall, OF Akron. is spend
Ing few days in the city.
Eeilaire Aerie Of Eagles will hold a
meeting this evening In the Odd Eel
lows hall on Belmont street.
Miss Belle Stewart of BeallsviIle.
has returned home after a visit With
friends here.
Miss Bernice Dawson has returned
to ner home in Dayton after spend
ing few days with friends in he
city.
air and Mrs. +. +. Workman. OF st.
Clairsville. spent Sunday with friends
here.
Bert McAndrews has returned TO
Woodsfield after a visit with relatives
here
Miss Elsie Hughes. Of Canal Dover.
b. visiting relatives In the city.
John Muth and family will leave
next month for Florida. where they
Will spend the winter.
". ~. Eudson has returned from a
trip 70 Marietta.
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young lady. Who had for two Years
been eonnnet 20 her homo. afnictsd an
n yo1ng mother among the deossssd q
s SSfaer r, wne save her life 90 that her
life. men who toiisd Patiently n the
their coantry faithfully In positisn 81
aeient manner we're called. Yea fnshsr.
rers IN the procsssion who passed thru
s pas, sesy OF sssss into .ssrn,y wlaI
mother .. n,.:ins today. Tia. o. d. s9'1 pee
main Ss i:s ,s sss s ss:s .sa, e nee re-
he. Soarnsy; % she had TO ..y fsrsssii
the assd- Long axo they had vitSdrasn
, ,se,n the se,, w0rlS They had ogthvsa
sirihood friends. they are no ionssr In
terested In the affairs OF this World
. The youns generation doe. no, under
That In iifs's last act. death. Thar A.
many times. We dare not forrst this
S wS.,, NsS s .ssi 4 al. a.. :ss 81 ne.
body becomes unconscious ana decsys.
but the soul OF the righteous rests In
lies down at night sspecsinS TO Be-
cous at death are eoaSineed that In.
morning % The rssurrsction and then be Be
awakened By the resurrected Lord Jesus
rsesion aea sss soS ssfsrrss s TO ne
psnions snc says: Our friend n ms. sS%.
oss es ii. sss se So m our Ts oSs s. up ~
His day send His messengers 10 call
the dead from their sleep. The trumpet
heaNe. the marble stones will tumble
ana from beneath will arise the santa
grave Victorious. the cSrissian firmly MY
and me wicked viii arise. For the Mas
that are I'm the, grave shall hear Ills
voice and shall come forth. they that
ise e an s10d shs1 has ssys q
unto the resurrection OF the dnmnatiou-
What Is the destination OF the soui,
Paul said: 'The time OF nay dsparturs H.
at hand. I have fought a good fight. l
fs,s Fsss in my na Non, ssD
US heth unto himself and no man dieth
unto himself. SO whether NE live or
Lords must mean Co be with the Lore.
while We are at home In the body. we
ar, are absent from the visible presence OF
the body. we shall De with the Lord.
This day thou shalt be with me an Para
Jesus spoke this promise. together they
must be on yonder shores. stephen saw
The real heaven and saw there Jesus at
Lord receive my spirit That seemed
To imply an Immediate reception into
heaven.
How about the end OF your life.
How viii YOU meet your God? Do not
toy with death. DO not thing that you
You have no lease on your life for a
single minute. Who knows how soon
the end will come? Man must die. Are
you willing to meet just you areg
What will you do with unforgiyen sins
neglected duties?
the believer or the way OF the unsavedy'
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Boy or Girl?
Great Question!

This brings % many minds an old and
tried family rfrnedy-an external ap-
rlicafion known a. Mothers Friend"
During the period ~ expectancy u r.
suuiied - the abdominai muscles and r.
designed 10 soothe the Intricate network
~ nerves involved. In this manner "
has such n splendid influence ~ 90 justify
Sc use On All cases Of coming mother
hood n has been generally recon-
ulsndsd for years and years and those
who have used u speak IN highest praise
~ the Immense relief " AFFORDS. I'artic-
uiarlv DO thee knowing mothers speak
81 the absence o. morning sickness.
absence ~ strain on the ikaments and
freedom from those many other dis
treasss which are usually looked forward
~ with ~ much concern.
There q 10 question but what
Mothers Friend" has a marked tendency
% relieve The mind and thia - Itself in
addition 10 the physical relief has given
"a Very vide popularity among women.
n a. absolutely safs % use. renders
fhr skin piahle. a. penetrating in ha
nafure ard is composed ~ thor~ ennhro-
cations bcst suited g. th0rourhiv iubri-
cate enc nerves. muscles. tcndons and
You ca Obtain ..x5Ners Friend" At
afm0sf anY drug aiore
n De- rrerarcd Only ~ nradfrid Reg
uisfor Co, ipt Lamar Bdg Ausnts. Ca
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NElGHB0RH0OD
BIBLE CLASSES

. District 40 will meet with Mrs. r. ].
McCullaEh. 80 18th street. Monday at Z
y. m Miss Lafferty, leader.
District i27'B viii not meet with
Mrs. A. 6. Whitaker. this week, as DIT.
koontz Is out OF the city. The class
VIII meet next Monday. Nov 30.
District 1913 will meet with Mrs d.
y. Best Sc Zane street. Monday at 1880
District 124-i25 will meet with Mrs.
Jas. II. Beans. Pleasant Valley, Tues
leader.
Bethlehem Bible class Will meet Mt
bethlehem chapel Tuesday at p. m.
Miss Mary Wayman. leader.
District l27.A will meet with Mrs
u. Upton, Park View, Thursday al
1;t5 y. IN. Miss Ethel Williams. leader
District l4s will meet with Mr.. L. W
linn. Penn street, Thursday at 1870
p. m Mr. G. c. Smith. leader.
District i49 will meet with their
leader. Mrs. II. Il. Nay. 800 = Penn
street. Monday al 1870 .. m.
Aetna Bible class Will meet at Aetna
Anna FREDERICK, leader
Echo Point Bible class will meet with
Mrs Cromwell. Oak Ave, Friday at 7:I5
p. m. Mrs. $. ID. Clegg. leader
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The l.. A. 9. orchestra will be the at
traction az the First NJ. " church this
evening under the auspices Of the Amer
icus club. The program follows.
Miss Htlda Filler. First Violin
Miss Donna Godfrey ..............
-. second Violin and FIRST Alto
Miss Ruth fOOte ..H.........s....
........... Cello and Second soprano
Miss Wilhelmine Meyer. .........F FLUTE
Miss ~. Theresa Walker. Cornet
Miss Faye Palmer ................
49,. Trombone and second Alto
Miss Marie Asquith ................
......... Piano and Soprano SoIolst
Miss Beulah Truitt ................
,,,. .,.;;;,, L.. 49, Drums and Reader
T.. A. q. Orchestra
Overture-Hungarian Lutspiei ......
l.. 4. & Orchestra 's''' ~ "a
Cofnet Solo. .Llewellonian Polka
Miss ". theresa sV wsiss Lle"'ii'"
Miss Beuiah Truitt
a. Amaryiis ..t+........ Henry Ghvs
Wv T. :. c. orchestra s'-' '''''"
Miss iiiida Killer
Ladies Quartctte-ieasantH Ws1dinF
Afisses Asauith. Fo6te godfrey. rairner
Tot rouri- bohemian gIrf ~. Tnbaui
o. a a. Orchestra
Trombone ani0Afir Narir ... Warins
Miss Faye Palmer.
Popular Selections .. T.. A. & Orrhesfrs
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The Junior Mechanics will hold a reg
ular weekly meeting In their hall on
Main street this evening.
The local High school foot ball team
viii 80 90 Barnesyille Thursday morn
INK 60 play the team % that place.
4 large number ~ the Elks from this
city VIII 40 Go Martins Ferry tomorrow
evening 20 attend special meeting %
the lodge.
This city was well represented at the
loot tall game on fnf mill field az Mar
tins terrY yesterday afternoon.
The Aetna Standard mill viii not re-
sumo operations thia morning. 81 was
expected. OWNS Co. The fact that the r.
pairs were not completed
To-day will b. divorce dav ln common
pleas court. az st. CiairrVille. and some
local eases Will come uu Tor hearing
Items ~ Interest Tor this paper may
b. left ~ the Roberts a frcdcricka drug
store. or call 5t1-J. Martins Ferry. 90
the ben phone
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new OFFICIALS
tcoatInusa From rsrs rour.l

making the plea that the results 20
Tar have bees ~ such "a satisfactory
character that disturbance Of them
would bear NO good Election ~ local
license commissioners would. say the
eagucrs. plunge al saloon keepers
into politics 20 protect their BUSINESS.
appointed tar listers under the
Warnea Law a. adders 10 tar dupii.
cafes. The method Of "decenfraiffa.
ton of the taxation machinery con.
Htltutes a serious problem Anyone
who viii solve u viii be- assured of
a constant and continuing welcome az
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OF Jefferson county. in the race for
president pro TEN. OF the State Sen
ate. He claims already a clear ma
jority of the 20 Republicans elected.
although his colleague from the ad-
Joining county OF Belmont. Charles }.
Howard. is far from conceding de-
feat. Howard has been embarrassed
by the charge that he is too dry" in
a body admittedly liberal. while Moore
has the liberals without offending the
prohibition forces.
The Speakership contest seems TO
be In a much more nebuious state.
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Foley cathsrtie Tablets.

Are wholesome. thoroughly cleans
ing, and have a stimulating effect on
the stomach. liver and bowels Regu-
late you with no gripping and no un-
pleasant after effects. Stout people
find they give immense relief and
ford. Green Bay. Wis, writes: "Fo-
ley Cathartic Tablets are the best
laxative | ever used. They do the
work promptly and with no bad after
effects. Try them. Sold by John
Coleman 4 Co.
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The Young Mems Bible class of the
kirkwood NJ. T.. church. taught by AIR.
Thurmiss. reorganized at a meeting Of
the class held yesterday morning and a
large number OF new members were
taken In. officers were elected and ar
engagements made to again take up the
work that is before them.
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Word vas received yesterday N mo
death ~ y. ~ MnliRsn. which 9r
Cured sunday afternoon at hia home
IN L"s Gat0s Cal Mr. Miniran tor.
merly resided in ~ Cla-.vl1f and
vac eel known lu ON sections %
Belmont For e number ~ years he
vas The owner and editor 90 the sd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23

ne hssl ings tue three persons that
charge OF operating "a speakeasx viii re
nein TINS evening before Mayor wvckoff
shu no doubt the trials will be Very in
tteresuns. At the place OF Daniel Me
hard on First street enough booze was
iound 20 float ship. Greek coffee
rouse ana the place OF George Welsh on
pulled.
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Opening suosossfnl

large crowd was pre- sent NJ the
Armory hall Saturday eVenff.a. for thc
opening OF the Indoor carnival which
VIII continue all week under the aus
VIII be the feature each evening arj I,
uoor prize will also he given each eve
nlns Music Is being furnished ~
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old Resident Dies

Yesterday morning at $50 o'clock al
his home az stop 81. on the Barton line.
occurred the death Of John Patterson
~, one OF the best known residents OF
this vicinity. after a short illness due
% infirmities Of old age. re passed
away at what H. known as the old stone
house. lie was well known In this
vicinity. az he has lived here all Of his
life.
Funeral services VIII be held from the
late home Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock and iutermcnt Will be made IN
the N. A.. cemetery AZ ~. Ciairsville.
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one OF the players on the DuqueSne
team by the name of O'Seail sustained
broken lex In the nrst quarter Of the
same yesterday afternoon ON the mill
neid lie was caught In a scrimmage
anu mad the limb broken above the an
were on the grounds reduced the fr,r-
ture after which the man was removed
TO his home at Bellaire.
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The local Masonic lDdge will 20 20
Martins. Ferry In a body this evening
TO turn out with the Martins Ferry lodge
who viii atten dthe Bob" Jones evan
geist services and will march 20 the
tabernacle in a body.
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BRIDGEPORT
Rhetorieais This Morning.

The Freshman class OF the high school
Will mold their rhetoricals this morning
IN the nigh school building in Kirkwood
ana no doubt large crowd will be
present very interesting program
mas me oeen prepared FOR the entertainment
The other classes OF the high schooi
hcld their rhetocicals last Friday
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WIN he Released ON Bond.

Rose Woods. who was arrested the
flrst part or the week the charge
OF assaulting a woman who was in a
delicate condition and who has been in
lail ever since will be released on bond
this morning. He had made arrange
ments TO furnish bond In the sum OF
goo 20 appear for trial whom wanted.
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The scholars Of the local schools will
be given a two days vacation this week
- the schools will close Wednesday af-
ternOon Tor Thanksgiving and will not
open again tai Monday morning. Most
All OF the out-Of-town teachers will
leave for their homes to spend Thanks
giving.
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At the meeting of council held Satur-
day evening the report OF the SERVE.
S,ommittee that consulted the United
states Engineers at Wheeling in regard
20 the damage that will be done to the
wells at the pumping station made their
seport only a few of the wells will he
uau,stked out more wells will have to be
Sahk IN order 20 have sufficient water
TOT the new 100000 gallon pump which
VIII be rlaced In operation Shortly as,ar
the FIRST OF the lear
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To Report az Nez. Meeting.

Al the regular meeting OF the city
council held saturday evening the or
dinance committee was instructed 10
look into the matter or the PLAYING OF
sunday base ball and foot hall in this
city. They are to report al the next
meeting OF council IL was reported
on the street yesterday that AZ the
piAylns OF sunday games was stopped
IA this city an attempt would be made
70 stop the Socialist local from NEE ting
and transacting business . sunday as
they nominate their ticrC for the
election ON sunday.
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Inc Hardly Able club held special
meeting In their rooms in the basement
OF the Heinlein building yesterday after
noon ana all Of the members were prcs-
ent Several matters OF Importance
were taken up and discussed during the
afternoon Arrangements are heinz.
made 20 place a basket ball team on the
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~ Ladies Guild 0f IrInItr E.fara.
pal church haa comniatsd arfso~,t,.,.t.
fpf "a 'hfintfuas sale 90 Do hold lr Tie
lafiah house Friday Hnu sHfufH4. Il.
tnil Neeh A committee naa UIifrna
gf TIE affairs aud nu doubt the rsie eIiI
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a large number OF Bellaire people will
re IN attendance az the services az tn,
taoernacie this evening in order to r.
turn the visit that was made bv local
people al the revival services at -;eli-
are SATURDAY evening. Special cars will
carry the people to this citV and a 80.
cial reservation OF seats will be made
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only Moraing Service. Held

Clairsville Gazette He moved to
California about ten years ago. lie
was about so years OF age. and has a
number of relatives living in Belmont
county. The funeral will be held Wed
nesday. with interment at Los Gatos.
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the Afro-American club will. hold a
regular meeting and all Of the members
are requested to attend. business OF
Importance will be given attention thar
will be or interest 90 all OF the mem
hers and a fnll Attendance is d.eired.
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Funaral To daw

The funeral OF Sister Mary Antoinette.
who died at the North Wheeling hospi-
tai Saturday. Will be held this morning
az st Johns church, at o'clock. In
torment will Be made In Mt. Calvary
cemetery. on Rose Hill. Sister Antoin-
.Ntte was a teacher In 81. Johns schools
Tor the past three years and In her
death the school loses one Of its most
degout Instructors
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23

- ne chicken supper given In the
the Royal >eighbors Of America va. a
grand success and n large crowd was
IN attenoance Nearly four hundred
supper- We're served and all attending
stated that Ia was one OF the best sup
realized on the affair
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most OF the local churches yester-
u-S a. no evening services Were held
oNlnk 20 the fact that the union re-
aHaL services were IN process At the
s.opsSfnacic- In the afternoon the larxe
ouitutng was crowded 10 itn capacity
and the same thing prevailed M ths
evening services In the building.
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The fun lineup Of the EN-High school
foot ball team II requested to meet at
Selby a Reeds corner at o'clock this
evening TO practice Arrangements are
being made TO play the annual game
with the High school team. which will
be played Saturday OF this week
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Many Heard Evangelist.

The ktrkwood Presbyterian church
was crowded to its capacity yesterday
morning by the large crowd that war
present TO hear Evangelist Bob" Jones
VINO - holding n revival at Martins Fer
~. REV. oJnes gave n good talk dur
ing the services as did Prof McKensie
who Is choir leader OF the party
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win Give Masquerade.

The Home Ruiz club OF this coy has
completed arrange ments TO Civ. a mas
querade ball In the Dukes pavilion
Thurday evening OF this week and no
doubt a large crowd will be present
orchestra music will be furnished dur
ing the evening
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~ Ete.sut plans mnffrlnilrr a com.
mlNnltN ihrietui1e mas hr observed Iu
NfIiHire Secretary MarfIu or fUa He'll
alle Commercial rlub wifi brine frs
matter before the directors Trra.l.t
evening when al details VIII Co., worked
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There will b. no services at the taber-
nacle this evening and the evangeIisttc
party viii enjoy rest until tomorrow.
Mem Oers Of the local party Will Ro to
Martins Ferry this evening, to attend
The Bob Jones meeting. now being
conducted In that city. Special cars
viii carry the local delegation to and
from Martins Ferry.
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The Florence Athletic association
viii give euchre Tuesday evening
at the club rooms in the Mcmahon
building IN Bellaire, stop -. There
-will be twenty-five tables TO accom-
modate the guests. Refreshments will
be served
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Bellaire High went TO New Philadei-
phia saturday afternoon and defeated
the High school team. OF that city. In
one q the hardest contests OF the sea-
son. The final score was: Bellaire. IL:
New Philadelphia. 13
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BELLAIRE
Council Meeting Tuesday.

The city council will hold a regular
meeting Tuesday evening. and a number
~oi important matters Will come up for
consideration. Action probably will be
taken on the petition for "A Zeal election
Petitions have been circulated for sew
cral days calling for the election and IL
Is said that sufficient names have been
secured IL Is likely the petition will
De presented Tuesday evening.
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Rob shorts. one of the star PLAYERS
oIoken ankle In the game with the
North trds saturday afternoon The in
some time. one OF the North End NAV
rrs received badly bruised lin when
ne came In contact with the hard
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Reading

Miss Truitt
soprano solos--faJ Selected
fbt Sacrament
tcJ n I Knew You aud
You Knew Ne
Miss Marie Asqulfh
American rautasie .... Victor Herbert
T. a g.. Drrneaffl
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RECEIVE ouNs-LnsIy Institute
received 80 guns from the State, sat.
urday. TO be used by the cadets. The
institution now has a total OF so guns
loaned them by the State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23

The Lady Elhs' club. 81 this cid. e.ff
hoid social session Tue~dag nff.f.
noon ln i+lks ball Give hundred sIff
served "tN "N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-23

Tomorrow morning al N o'clock Bob.
Jones ana his party OF evangelists will
90 70 the Miners hall at 1orkviiie and
viii hold mteting at that place No
uoubt the meeting will be largely att
tended owing to the fact that the mines
to attend :" ~''A'.Se
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MARTINS FERRY


WIN Close Thursday.
Inc local schools will close Wednsx-
SAy and the scholars aad teachers will
De given a three days Vacation 49,
school Will not resume again an Mon
DAY. In several OF the rooms speci.l
THANKSGIVING programs will be render
Gu On "Wednesday Afternoon the school
children viii 20 10 the tabernacle in =
ody. when a special sermon VIII be de-
hNered To them ~ Bob Jones.
Hssd Clothing.
Ine committee o. the socialist local
IN charge OF the relief WORK among the
miners IN this vicinity are greatly la
need OF clothing since the cold weather
set IN curing the past wees they had
many calls for clothing and shoes. but
we're only able TO give relief in few
cases several boxes OF clothing Will
De received this week from dlfferent
places In the state.
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botn the Laughlin tin min and the
Whitaker lessner sheet mill Will -
sume operations this morning after be-
ink inle since last Thursday. The for
msr VIII resume operations In fun
while the latter will only see sixteen
mnIs IN operation. Both plants WIN
osIy WORK the FIRST three Jays OF the
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States Finances.

When the new assembly opens its
session there will be handed TO il the
first fruits OF the fiscal reorganization.
A complete budget will be laid before
the lawmakers. pared down to conform
TO indicated and expected revenues
That State finances need further re-
vision will be the message carried TO
the legislators by State Auditor A. ".
Donahey. who. by virtue of a four
year term, will be the sole Democrat
surviving in ONCE after January IL.
Donahey's assistance in fiscal reforms
in the past came largely from Repub-
lican members, and he proposes this
year a change by which all revenues
be collected by the State Treasurer.
pointing out that IL will bring about
a reduction in the number OF en-
ployes required in the public service.
lie expects support from the new con-
trolling powers. though bearing in
mind that the late assembly gave him
aid In ending careless methods only
after determined resistance.
The inside track seems to have been
attained by Senator Justin A. Moore.
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the State House. Through three ad-
ministrations the popularity OF low
tax rates will full valuations has been
established and shrinkage of the tax
duplicates with consequent high rates
would annoy seriously any controlling
party. Besides there Is a near inter
est OF corporations whose valuations
must perforce be left undisturbad.
High tax rates will hit them a most
serious blow