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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16
TAXING THE BANKS

The recent publication Of the list OF
those who had paid the municipal oc-
cupation tax disclosed the fact that
neither Of the local banks, both OF
which had been duly assessed, were
in that list. Upon inquiry Of a MEM
ber Of the town council, a represen-
tative of The Enquirer was informed
that the First National bank claim
ed exemption under the law, and
showed authority for it, and that the
council had decided that If the First
National bank could not be taxed, 1t
was not right to tax the other bank
either.
With a view to securing information
as to the law on the subject, the edi-
tor Of The Enquirer made inquiry OF
the attorney general and that official
has kindly favored us with the follow
ing comprehensive and satisfactory
reply:
II am in receipt Of yours Of the
9Th inst. in which you ask to be ad-
vised whether or not there is any
Federal or other law that would ex-
empt a national bank from the pay
ment Of municipal occupation
license tax, levied In accordance with
an act Of the general assembly on the
subject.
I'm reply I will say that it has been
held by the United States courts from
the beginning that national banks
are instrumentalities Of the federal
government, created for public pur-
pose, and the respective states and
their agencies are wholly without
power to levy any tax, either direct
or indirect, upon national banks, ex-
cept as permitted by the national
banking act.
Section 5219 Of the revised statutes
allows the states to tax the shares
in national banks by allowing such
shares to be included in the valuation
Of the personal property Of the owner
or holder Of such shares, and also al
lows the state to tax all real property
Of national banks, but does not per-
NIT any license or occupation tax. Such
being the case I am Of the opinion
that a national bank Is exempt from
a Municipal Occupation License Tax"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16

That in placing official advertising
officials should be governed by the
commercial principles Of value receiv-
ed. and that newspapers in making
their charges should not exceed the
rates prescribed by law, strikes us as
fair, reasonable and just. How our
esteemed contemporary. the Fort Mill
Times, should be able to intimate any
other construction to the matter is
more than we can explain.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16

The strike problem at Greenville and
Anderson is one very we'll calculated
to try the poise and capacity Of any
governor. Governor Manning is try
ing to do the best he knows in the
matter, and he is entitled to public
sympathy. 1t is easy enough to say
that the right thing is this or that, un-
der such circumstances, and that all
else is politics" AS matter of fact,
however, politics is but secondary
proposition. Right is more important.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16
MERE.MENTlON

Paul Root, aged Is years, fullback
Of the Eastern Illinois normal school
football team, died in Charleston, ILL.,,
Sunday Of injuries received in a game
on Saturday. .Effle Fincher, II
years old, is in Jail in Admission, Ala,
charged with shooting Mrs. M. Eason,
because the latter had made remarks
about her. The Eason woman will
probably die. -. Prince Albert, the
second son Of the king Of England, Is
i'll. ... Only two Of the six American
passengers who were on the steamship
Ancona, sunk last week by an Aus
trian submarine, were saved. 80. w.
T. Ferguson died Friday morning at
his home near Clyde, n. c., Of burns
received several days ago while at
tempting to extinguish a fire In his
barn.. :. The body Of Father Benoit
F. Favard, Catholic priest, was
found floating in the Elizabeth river
at Norfolk, Va, Sunday. He Is be-
lieved to have committed suicide. ...
The Liberty bell has been sent from
San Diego, to Los Angeles, Cal, onsits
homeward trip to Philadelphia.
After sensational proceedings lasting
five days, Berlin court has found the
Christian Scientists who attended the
famous actress, Buthe Won Arnauld,
during her last illness, guilty Of hom-
icide. The Christian Scientists were
sentenced to six months in prison.
General Villa of Mexico, announced
Friday that hereafter he would pay of
his soldiers in American money.
Robert Woolfenden, head Of one Of
the largest English cotton houses, died
in Liverpool, Friday. =. Robert Dean,
a 7-year-old negro boy, confessed to
the police of Thomasville, Ga, Friday,
that he placed an iron spike on the
Atlantic Coast Lines tracks in the
yards of Thomasville last week, caus-
ing the pay train engine to overturn
and killing the engineer, Hugh B.
Tayor. John Taylor, a negro, was
lynched at Aberdeen, Miss, on Friday.
The negro is alleged to have attempt
ed to kill a deputy sheriff. Gen
eral Won Btssing. German military
commander of Belgium, has imposed
upon that country a war contribution
of s8,000,000 per month. Sixteen
hundred Italian reservists sailed from
New York Saturday for Naples. Italy.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16
The 4larkri|le enquirer.
Entered at the Postoffice at York as
Mail Matter Of the Second Glass.
YORK, s. c.:
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 16, 1915.

Swiss statistician has figured out
that thus far five million men have
been killed in the European war. That
is enough to prove that none Of those
fellows who started the orgy Of blood
had any idea Of where it would lead to.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16
THIRD WEEK JURORS

The following thirty-six jurors were
drawn this morning to serve during
the third week Of the approaching term
Of the circuit court:
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1915-11-16

While passing through Greenville
the other day, the editor of The En-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
BATHERS' MISTAKE
CAUSES DROWNlNGS

ATLANTIC CITY. " o.. June 81 -
Crowd frenzy. which caused bsfbsrs
90 leap io Tine rescue when there va.
mo- need of Do. was given tonilhf a4 fb.
cause OF the drovuiue Of seven phiis
d"lphians af SOVEREIGN avenue yesfer.
daF bl Beach Director Isvi. Glenn
AFTER am inrsstiaaffon Do finds maj
f1n guards ripped ropes from their
buova to Keep tho hafHs-- from pulling
ON them when fhef reached fHfn. psr.
sons who were OrI1lraIy endanrerpd
7 pom reaching tho drovrIne prr.nr.
DO was their intention fo permit tho
currents fo carry them. confident that
hoy would land safely further down
tho beach. Had tho rafhsf. permitted
them to carry ont tnI. plan. Director
Glenn believes there would have been
mo- iafalItisa
don want tu ,rfIrilr tho brave
swimmers Who tried fp assf.t tho
guards. he said Tor fhst did their
duty as fh'f saw f Or was unfurtu.
nate thar they did not understand ODD,
situation
NO bodies we're recovered to-day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
GENERAL MEETING WILL BE
HELD THIS MORNING AND
BANQUET TONIGHT.
State Auditor J. S. Darst and State
Fire Marshal J. S. Koran Will
Address Body.

The Association OF Local Agents of
West Virginia Fire Underwriters will
open two-day convention at the Nc
Lure hotel this morning at 10 o'clock.
The headquarters have been estab-
hshed in the Mcclure hotel. and all
meetings will be held there. The first
meeting will be called this morning al
10 o'clock. when opening statements
will be made, and the registration OF
delegates will take place. At the af-
ternoon meeting. matters OF a bust
ness nature will be taken up.
Tonight al the Mcclure. a banquet
will be served the delegates at which
two men OF state prominence will
speak. These men are State Auditor
Darst and State Fire Marshal John S.
Koran Mr.. Horan said last night that
he will try TO tell the delegates why
is a Fire Marshal" In addition TO
these gentlemen, Mr.. John A. Murphy
OF New York. representing the Ma.
tional Association OF Local Agents will
also speak at the banquet Tomorrow
night stag party will be held in
the Garden" at Martins Ferry. Mr..
Henry W. Gundling is chairman OF
the committee on arrangements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
LAEoE TOURING can cxxsHr,
Into BUGGr AT WEsr
WHEELING
franE schsruisy Seriously rnfur.d-r.
Shs aoenaSned AftsI being Driven
IRON Scene % Accident

t.ariv this morning Prank sctsrnley. A
N.4 "n"e p young man 90 fieiiaire Va
l JIG poi a. house iu West Mheelfnr ~
flns with injuries that NAV move.
lalal. while Andrew J. Rolling saI.s-
.ian. r"sl4tng uu Thifty-thfrf street
h'iltlre. o. also suffering Nth MAN.
ON Nriuns ant cuts about the BODY ana
n'ad ~ a result u being struck b. IA
fapidiN driven automobile AZ no 20
% cipf last night between Hridreport
And West Nhs"linE. almost directiv
oll''slts the Old car barn. near Moore =
run. Nhile riding In a buggy The buggy
was smashed into kindlinE wood An.
the horse escaped serious injury.
The auto. d large touring car. ~.
koluk south. while tho buggy was going
Nere hurled FULLY 20 feet into the q
a W railroad track. The auto dis No,
STOP nut continued it, mad night. stop
ping about a mile south OF the seen. -
"" accident, where the quartet srfsra 70
- the machine and evidently rnar-- rn~,,
nikht across the river. according to M
rolling. They doubtless we're afraid 80
continue into fellaire. - re po,,~.
we're Immediately notified 10 arrest
the party. The auto was slightly dam
aged. but "a a. said 10 could have com
tinu"d under IT. own power.
ihysicians were Immediately sum
tnohod and attended the injuries or 80
NO men. who were taken into a home
~ west Wheeling. N was FOUND that
MI Sch"rnl"y was seriously N not
fatally injured. His hack IL badly hurt
Two ribs broken. head badly bruised
whhe he showed signs early this morn
Ing or serious Internal injuries. Mr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
GOVERN MENT LOSES
BIG LAND SUIT

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. June III
The Supreme court enjoined the ore.
son q California Railroad COMPANY
nom selling the undisposed-of portion
OF its Congressional land grant sales
10 actual settlers in l6G-acre tracts AT
500 an acre are permitted under IN.
u''lsion after ConCrcss has had ei,
months IN which 10 enact further leg
islatiou on the subject The lands Inn.
VOWED are valued a. more than $50.
400 900
The court refused % forfeit the
lands 10 the government FOR tlo. com.
pany.s failure to comply with 3fo.i.
slons as 10 price and settlement. and
also denied The application of actual
settlers who have zone ON me lands
without permission OF the railroad.
ana az applicants for entry. To- nav.
the property declared a trust in their
behalf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
PREPARE NEW NOTE
ON MISUSE OF FLAG

WASHINGTON. June 2I-Further
representation are % be made 10
Great Britain by The United States
government on misuse Of the Ameri.
can flag by British merchant ships.
That these representations would be
included iu tie new note 10 Great
Britain now being prepared. relating
TO interruptions 10 neutral commerce.
was indicated to-day by the state de-
partment officials
Tho London foreign office. DO was
officially declared had been advised
from time 10 time Of several com.
plants that British steamers had die.
played The American flag bur the sub.
Joct now viii Boz dealt with generally
In the rO'e tf7f De- expected 10 go for.
ward ln tn" near future just when
the communication will be- sent has
not been determined. and ie dependent
somcvhat upon progress of noFofia.
lions 1iih Germany relating 90 sub.
marine warfare
Germany. recent claim that tho
submarine 20 was rlmmrd and sunk
hN British steamer rtur the
Swedish flax Dr. Is declared. has NOT
been officially called 10 Tho attention
90 Tho United Sf1frs. but there I4 ru
fff'm.f fu deny that misuse of rru.
trail flags hy enemies ~ Germany
m'eht Tend to oompIcafc rho issue
between Washington and Berlin ON
regulation or submarine activities
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
LEMBERG
tcontinusd Prom FIRST PaSsD

trenches during the bombardment.
Paris declares. however. that a counter
attack enabled the French troops to
regain almost the entire extent OF their
initial positions
French Claim Progress.
Progress on the heights OF the
Meuse. in Lorraine and in Alsace are
claimed by Paris and all the ground
taken recently in the section north Of
Arras is declared still to be held by
the French despite the heavy artillery
bombardment and local infantry
attacks
Repulses OF the Italians near Breya
and in the district northwest Of Kern
are reported by Vienna. which also
tells OF bombardments by Austrian
warships Of Monopol. Bari and Brin-
dist
Fighting. both on land and from the
sea. is In progress in the Dardanelles
region An alleid battleship has
bombarded the Turkish attebrics on
the Asiatic shore. while Turkish bat
teries have bombarded artillery col
umns. an allied TRANSPORT and infantry
positions
Berlin reports that the preparation
or Germany's answer TO the American
governments note concerning Ger
many.s submarine warfare Is being
prepared II will be revised by En-
peror William and probably will reach
the United States some time next
week
The British house Of commons has
passed The first reading Of bill
which. when passed. will authorize a
credit up to S5.o0O.OOO.oo 600 10 carry on
the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
COY. SLAT0N
CONTINUED From FIRST Pas..)

and listened to several speakers. Most
OF this throng later took charge Of the
hall OF the house OF representatives
where several speakers said they
doubted whether Frank had been re-
moved from Atlanta. 4 committee of
five was selected to visit the iaiI.
They reported that Frank was not
there. Then Sheriff Mangum who.
with deputies, took the prisoner 10
Milledgeville assured the crowd he
had delivered Frank al the prison
The throng which packed the floor
and galleries. then marched TO Five
Points, In the center Of the business
section and later went 10 the city hall.
As this had been the scene OF the
Demonstration early in the day the DO
lice took stern measures Mounted
OFFICERS rode in circles I'm the crowd.
and the demonstrators gradually dis
persed. Early tonight the throngs on
the street appeared quiet.
Hanged In Ehiqy.
AZ Marietta, 20 miles away. the for.
mer home OF Mary Phagan. Governor
Slaton was hanged in effigy. An in.
sCription on the dummy read. John
slaton. GeOrgia's traitor governor"
The governor went fully into tho de.
tails Of why he committed the sentence
in his $1,000 word statement. He said
his decision may mean that ! must
live in obscurity the rest OF my DAYS.
but J would rather be blowing in n
field than TO feel for the rest Of nv
life that ! had that mans blood on
my hands"
In conclusion the governor said.
In any event the performance 81
my duty under the constitution Is a
matter OF my conscience. The respon.
sibility rests where the power is 70.
posed. Judge Roam. with that awful
sense of responsibility which probably
came over him as no thought Of that
Judge before whom he would shortly
appear. calls To me from another world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
FIRE UNDERWRITERS OPEN A
TWO-DAY SESSION AT M'LURE

TO request that I do that which no
should have done.
i can endure misconstruction. abuse
and condemnation. but cannot stand
the constant companionship OF an &C.
cusing conscience which would remind
me in every thought that I. as cover.
nor OF Georgia. failed TO do what
thought to be- right.
Others Doubted.
There is a territory beyond a rea.
sonable doubt and absolute certainty
FOR which the law provides in allowing
life imprisonment instead OF execu.
ton. Two judges OF the state supreme
court doubted. Two judges OF the
United States supreme court doubted
One of the three prison commissioners
doubted.
In my Judgment. by granting a com.
mutation in this case. / am sustaining
the jury. the Judge and the appellate
tribunals, and at the same time am
discharging that duty which is placed
on me by the state constitution"
Frank did not know until a few
minutes before he started on the ride
10 Milledgeville that he was to leave
his cell last night
At the prison today he had regained
the outward calm that had marked his
two year fight for life He again pro
tested his innocence. expressed graft.
tude Ia Governor Slaton and said that
he had intuitively believed he would
at least get a Communication OF sentence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22

Rollins Sas more Fortunate. escaping
~ith badly hruised ana cut arm. IN
number ~ severe briiI - ,t....lr tt. 49,,
west Virginia License.
Atf aAAnffinn lIN bore THE Nest VIZ
gina state uurltrr tIfe ard H. rsgtst-r-
, ,emrany. No. q sixteenth street this
CIV he garage wa~ called up II mid
nlEht rrHuluuE Iu fts man 81 the ur her
end or tnt phone admitting that h. kne,.
mat The auto bad struck a buggy. ne
said that the tnlou Autonlobii. com
panN owned the marhin.. but that o. dad
not know who was driving The car. fhar
% Rad been ordered b. a party tor a
ride al a local hotel Mhcn asked n
on" OF me compsny's men was driving
u. De said he didn't know
The police At Bsl'airs and EridEepor.
were on the alert IN attempting 90 locatc
the occupants 81 m. automobile
II wa stated early this morning that
Mr.. Schernley woulo b. ID TO his
home In Hellsirc as soon a. n could b.
determined a. he sustained Internal In
Juries. That ne ma B.. removed without
proving fatal Tho buggy. which is r.
total wreck was htrsd from the Hetha-
way stable a. prllaire
Mr. Rolling said that he and Mr.
/ Schernley we're driving north and they
saw the AUTOMOBILE. coming down an.
narrow road al a rapid clip with only
one light lighted. He saw that the driV-
"r was not going 20 turn out the road
and ne was as far 90 the right a. n.
could get - called to him to turn
out and attempted To swing my hot -
I sul further TO the right when W. wer.
struck. knocking US both fully IS feet
onto the railroad. I shall never forget
That experience. the auto coming at
felt was the last OF either OF US" he
said The horse was saved BY Mr.. Rot
| ing's suddenly jerking % 80 one side as
the buggy was struck midway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District nanroad Bo- 4. 20 m. r.a.n %.

kAstEiet hAlAroad BE- 10 20 Ne TAhsn "
~ . Regular ~r4zfer GO the Ccuutg
LHaft hgld Tor tn- t-#uutf u. l.sr nsair.
STATE % West Virginia - Fhttpsl At
t.e Court House of said Cllulg. IN toe
=. GAY of MAJ lntb
TIE foliDsing order ~as entered %
II is ortcrcd trst a notice ofNths
intention or TIE County of Iarbnur Co
uaH orc certain uut Standing Iifafrfrf
ttaiiruad BONDS b. pabIisu.d Tor 10 DAYS
in TIE Wheeling Intelligence. a daily
nr,f srspfr published IN the CITY -
Mhsruus West Virginia ard In "a 4
nnitce u shall he 81 forth inst the num-
ctr ~ Bonds desired 20 b PAID of and
taken uu under this order ehaf -
tlrtrr tln On number. which include
our tN of Nalicv District ganorad
l.uuds uuul brrCd Two 90 flNs INCLUSIVE.
for ttNe Hundred Dollars each. and is-
I'D D. the County Court ct karbtur
County. and date August - 1885 Nun.-
b. -uc - said Bonds having heretofore
ten taken up and cancelled
lh0 reminder 90 ahe ElcN en- f11l
BONDS belnE seven 90 o. barker bis
frirt NailrUad Bonds. numbered one 10
seven Inclusive for FtNc Hundred Dot
lHr- each issued ~ the County Court %
iiarhour county. and bearing date 81
August 8. 1856
And 10 Is ordered that the sheriff %
Nsld county cease payment % Interest
on said Bonds at an. expiration OF said
4 COPY from the record.
Attest.
$ r. HOFFMAN. Clerk
UN-le-su-sa-o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
NOTICE
OF 'h- Drawing for Redemption OF the
Main street Bridge Bonds. OF
The City OF XheennE.

N"iicr o. hrr,hN given by the COMMITS
~iHuers 80 the Main street bridge bonds.
'fIrst ~crlc~l that. pursuant 60 the rec
ndtr'm'ntS OF the ordinance of said city
uH sd tfe ilth asN OF March. 1890. en-
h'I. r. An brdinanv, go prov idr FOR an.
i-~l' and sale OF Bonds 90 the city OF
NJ r"'liu. Co D. known as tho Main
street iridE, Bonds turet ssrtssh end
iyr the redemption and pay msut there
or the following described Bonds is-
suru unner said Ordinance. were duiy
d"i' Iruiu'd bN lvt h. said Commission
tr- Tor redemption ana payment ON the
itrst DAY % July. 1915. to-wit.
t'ndS of $500 go principal each mum
brrso lUN aud 1872
sold bonds so determined will he zoe
d".fnTt 40 q paid az the Bank Of the ohio
alley. IN the CITY 81 Wheeling. West
Virginia. ON and after the said first lHy
"f July. 1915. and said bonds So d.t.r-
mined viii cease 60 bear interest fruta
tr" last mentioned dan and date
r.. ". PETERSON.
y. \. MILLER
L. a. SANDS
tutliri ssIuncrs OF th, MAIN Street Bridge
Loan tfirst sCrtss1. I,-I1-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
OF che Redemption of Series D, Amount
ing 70 Sc. 10000 OF the RefundinR Loan
OF 1902 of the City Of wheeling

%otlcc is hereby liN.n b. In. comntts-
- 'nsr~ 90 tn, N.fuudinE Loan Of 1907
ihnt on June 20. 1915. pursuant 10 tive
r'Suircu.' nts Of tn ordinance Of sal
SllN pas. cd Jauuar" Z. tgO2-Amendsll
March p. 1902. and again amended June
10. 1909. entitled. An ordinance to pro-
vide Tor the issue and sale OF bonds Of
The city or Wheeling 90 b. known as tho
Eriundiug Bonds of 1909. and for Tn.
redemption and pay ucut thereof"
That the following described bonds
nunbcrr.i from IA 10 tfG inclusive and
M -kcd Series D. and 90 the amount Yf
S',t"unv said bond will be redeemed
and paid at the Bank Of the Ohio Valley
IN DO, city uf Wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after July ] 1918. and said bond !
VIII cease Co bear interest on the lass
named day aud dat.
H. G.. LIST JR.
JAMES =. MAXWELL.
b. 4. MILLER
commits Toners OF Icfundiug Loan OF
wv. JC-1T-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-22
SEALED PROPOSALS.
Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers Mer
chanta and Ofhera uyhnIanaln DenIarn

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board Of Control Of the STAT.
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
81 its office AZ Charleston. West virginia.
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mem Of which f. vested tu said hoard
Cor tracts viii be avarosd 20 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
thiuEs being equal West Virginia dea 20
eTs VIII BE- given preference
Lists - supplies needed will be fur
nt-hcd bidders on receipt OF requ,.st :
stating the line desired
STATE 80 ARD or CONTROL
1a-l-f Charleston West virginia