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SIX BILLIONS u
IN TAXATION
COMING YEAR
Not Less Than Four Billions
Following Year, McAdoo
Recommendation.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 4.---Rcvision Of
the pending revenue hill with view
tn yielding $1,000. 100000 payable during
the calendar year 1919 and not less than
$4,000 .u0G. 900 tho following year. was
recommended hy Secretary McAdho TO-
night in n letter IN Chairman simmons.
of the senate finance committee. setting
forth the trcasury's financial program
for the reconstruction period.
The secretary estimated that cXpcndt-
turcs during tho fiscal year ending next
June so would hc $4,000. 100000 instead
Of the $4,000. .0n0.0oo before estimated.
He declared for continuation OF the pol
icy of Ioaning tn the allies for n limited
time during reconstruction, to enable
them 10 purchase foodstuffs. raw ms
tcriuls and manufactured products In
this country
Other observation-disclosures.
Othcr recomr endntions were:
That income and profits taxes ho pay
able In four equal quarterly instalmcnts
or March Is. June IS, September 10 and
December IS.
That excess profits tax rates for pay
mcnts duo next year he no higher than
those in the existing law.
That necessary safeguards be provid-
-
tho form Of adequate provisions for
amortization. conservative valuation or
Inventories and aScortninment or mini
mum income which shall be exempted
from the tax to.insurc the tax payer
against Injustice and aveidnhlc injury.
That war md excess profits taxes De
cltnlinat cd entirely for payments due IN
1870 except with respect In profits on
contracts negotiated during tho war
period.
That corroratton and individual in
como tnx rates bc Increased on incomes
Of 1919. payable in 1920
Tint the basis for next years taxes
payable In 1920 be determined now.
Prompt Enactment
The. secretary also urged prompt en-
actmcnt, Of the pending bill. He est-
nntcd the revenue yield from the mca-
sure as framed ny the senate finance
committee at S6, 300. mon. 900 HIS ompared
with the $4,000. .nnn. 900 provided hy the
bill as passed hy thr House which he
declared "Is more stringent than the
changed situation will justify"
/ The existing law is not satisfactory
tn the country nor To the treasury, ne
addrd.
Committee to Act.
The senate finance committee Will To-
morrow examine Mr.. McAdoo's program
and will question him in person when
he appears before It late III the after
noon.
Chairman S!mmnn.' nftrr studying tho
letter. rnid thnt he approved Of the sec
rctary's recommendations in tho. main.
They were along tho lines hr ana his
secretary had discussed nj re7cn'ed con-
fcrcncos he added.
After reporting that tho government
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ASK DISMISSAL OF The
THOMPSON COMMITTEE

CNIONTOWN. Pa. Nov. IA bill
IN equity. filed in the Fayctto county
court to-day Oy executors aud the. trus-
tees in bankruptcy Of the Hibbs and
Sramuns estate respectively asks for
the dismissal Of the J. V. Thompston
creditors cnmmltt"r on the grounds
thnt the body has failed TO utilize the
powers invested IN 1t. The bill further
alleges that tn" committee has not
liQuidated CT administered the Thomp-
son estate: has left the management
und control practically in the hands or
j. V. Thompson and has abandoned its
solemn trustee sacred duties to such
uu extent that Thompson now controls
The propcrty formerly his, and dictates
Tho policy to bo pursued in the man
uguincnt.
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Women of Germany Appeal to Mrs. Wilson
and Jane Addams for Easier Peace Terms
Wireless Message Flashed from Nauen Declares People Of
Germany Have Been Starving for Years. and That
Millions VIII Die Unless Transport Can Be Retained
for Moving Food from the Farms.

WASHINGTON Nov Appss addressed
Chicago behalf Of the women OF Germany asking
"unspeakable disaster
been sent from They picked
military Iauton Me- and made public to-
BY he
children OF
been die the millions
changed that sufficient rolling stock
moving food from the farms dated at
Gertrude Baeum and Alice Sooan for the
O Women Of Germany
me ann to Miss Adams
foreseeing entire
un their American sisters to intercede to have
the arrnstic modified
OF repnohc nov" peuhs you ne"f'S'
he said
The MESSAGE to Mrs.
Berlin, Nov IL,
ITO Mrs woodrow wilson House Washington, D. c.
OF the armisce Germany has
- surrender very large her railways at
the her former enemies IN the
They will die from hunger oS tne mil
lions arisce not changed We need the
rolling bring the food from the farms TO ne
cities impossible feed the soldiers OF the 0ecup!ns
armies amounts Of food from overseas Inc
women and been the innocent suHe
than IN germany Lei
be through ipo sisters in the United states
OF mothers like ourselves TO ask tne
and the allied governments the terms Of the amisce so
and children OF Germany may 0' en "
unspeakable disaster
National Council OF Women Oh uelHnan'
= ts'sned SMTcE l5.H1 EgoL sohoMAN" sHasA'N
1he message " ~ ~ "Poz Nov. 49, 1918
.ro rane Addans Hull Chicago:
~ce-an women toreseeg famhment and Huiny Tor
their country American sisters TO necee fei VI
dton, regarding terms blockade wagons os
: motives Of free repoDic' DOW sfe'ns ''1
heartily ,-u,. r.
(signed) ~
CHICAGO Nov Adams had not received nesas 81
1 ~ tho women Of Germany hour tonight she sa h
she hadno intimaion Tegarolhe ne -fo'N1' N
ohares
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HOOVER HURLEY
SOLUT T|ON FOR
FOOD PROBLEMS
PAIR SAIL SATURDAY
TO STUDY SITUATION
Ships Already Leaving Ameri-
can and Argentine Ports
With Food Supplies.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-Food Ad-
ministrator Hoover and Chairman Aur-
ley, Of the Shipping Board. will sail
Saturday on the White Star liner Olym-
mic for Europe to study problems con-
ncctcd with the intcr-allied program for
Feeding the people Of northern France,
Belgium, central Europe and the near
east.
Mr. Hoover. who at the request Of the
president, will organize and direct
Americas part in the work. will leave
tomorrow for New York, while MIR. HUI
ley left tonight. During the day they
were in conference with Secretary Lans-
ing and it was understood that diplo-
matte matters connected with the 1000
program and the amount OF tonnage
available for transporting food supplies
were discussed.
One of Mr. fIoover's first tasks when
he reaches Europe will be to ascertain
IN. MOST urgent need for food and
reconstruction materials In northern
France and Belgium. Chairman Hur-
lev will devote most Of his time to con-
frrring with shipping officials in Great
Britain and France regarding the al!o-
cation Of shipping necessary for carry
ing out whatever program Is determined
upon.
Ships Sail with Food
At the food administration today II
was said that ships are now leaving
american ports and Argentine with
greatly increased supplies OF food fcf
northern Franco and Belgium and that
food for the peoples OF central Europe
and the near east will go forward as
quickly rs shipping tonnage is made
available. DR.. Alonzo E. Taylor, rep
reseniattve Of both the food adminis-
tration and the war trade board. Is ac.
companying Mr.. Hoover and VIII go:
to the Balkans to direct RELIEF work
there.
In addition to this program, the
United States. 1t was stated today. will
continue to carry out its food agree
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UPR|S|NGS IN
!. GERMANY CO on
Radicals Control Wurttem-
burg and Saxe-Welnar-
: Resistance In Baden.

ropESHAGEE. Nov. 1.-THE Ber-
,rnsske Tidende learns that the "uf'-
,cnhurS cabinet has been supplemeneea
hy members OF the Peoples NaeioilA''
the Liberal and the CentriSt parties.
Karlsruhe dispatch declares 'Ho'
rho Grand Duke Of Baden has poStPon-
Cd his abdica.ion. the revolution III
Rsden having assumed auieter aspect.
Adyices from Berlin say that inc Nsu
Guard in Brunswick Is arrestinS Ine
btvh officials and nigh representatives
Of the military authorities and throw
Ing them into prison
Another dispatch says the neRoue
tions between the Soldiers Council anu
the Grand Duke Of SaHe-"eimar WeFe
prolonged and dramatic. The Grano
Duke persistently refused to aodlcatf.
but finally he yielded. On account OF
the unpopularIty OF the Grand luke eRe
council advised him to 60 to some small
town.
BEREE:. Nov. IA dispatch received.
here from Berlin says the new govern
ment has published It's program In a
proclamation. The dispatch adds that
the program enforccs many mooitlca-
tions toward democracy and liberty, eco
nomically and politically.
COPENHAGE;S. Nov. 1+.-t6:52 n ul)
(Continued on Page Twelve.)
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Plan Organization Of
The Evangelical Churches

NEW YORK. Nov. l4.-l;cprcsenta-
tivcs Of nine Protestant denominations
have accepted an Invitation of the Pres
bytrrinn church in the United States of
American t. meet III PhllAdciph Dec.
To t tu consider II possible assembly
for organization of the evangelical
churches in America 1t was announced
here tonight.
Tn" determinations which Will be rep
resented at The conference are the Pres
byI"r.au church IN tn" United states
uf A!nrrira. prnlrstalit Episcopal church
in the United States. Reformed church
in the l'uit"h States. United Freshly
tcrinn church "f Nmrth America. Meth
ndS; Episcopal church. Congregational
churches. Disciples of Christ fVnngcl-
Ical synod of North Americ- and Nor
avian church i'll America.
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AMBASSADOR DAVIS
RETURNING TO j. s,

PARIS, Nov. 1<-Jnhn w. Davis or
Vest Virginia, American ambassador TO
Great britain. who hns been for some
time I'm Rcrne attending the conference
of American and German delegates on
the rschangc of VA" prisoners. arrived
ncrc today The sitting Of the commls-
sion nj Bcrne has ended.
Mr.. IInvis will snil for the United
Suites next Saturday. He expects 10
return tn London III December and take
UP his new post.
John Barrett and tb: staff OF :ae Am.
erican commission h-o with MIR. Dayis.
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Supreme Sacrifice Made by
Young Omcer-Son Of
John {. Riheldafer.

IN ts last days, the great war has
taken the life Of one OF Whecling's
brightest and most popular young men.
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Aschman last night
received information that their nephew.
Lieut., William A. Rhieldaf:er. had been
killed in France Lieut. Rih"llaffcr's
death occurred on October 81. and be-
yond this brief statement. nothing is
known Of the sad affair. Lieut. 1tih"i-
daffer. was a liatson officer "F the
lb5th infantry, and has been in active
service for over year. Only II few
weeks ago. no was discharged from one
of the base hospitals, in which he was
confined FOR short time. and resumed
his duties at the front.
Lieut.. Riheldafrer was the second
son of the late John c. RihrIdaffer Of
this city, and was we'll known and
farorably known TO hundreds OF our
citizens. He was born IN Wheeling.
about IS years ago, and spent most OF
his early youth hero. After graduating
from the public schools, he attended the
West Virginia State University, and
graduated from the Electrical Engineer
Ing department Of that institution with
hiRh honors. He then took position
with the General Electric Company at
Schenectady. y. T. when the war broke
out. Mr.. Rihcldaffer immediately made
application for service and wuS aciniI-
ted to the Officers Training Camp ot
Fort Madison. was graduated with 4
commission and stationed al Camp DIN.
From that camp he went with 4 New
York regiment to Franco ana has been
In overseas service about ten months
Lieut.. Rihcldaffcrs older brother
Lawrence Riheldaffcr. is an officer in
the United States Navy. and ls now
located at Nitro, to which post he was
detached for shore duty, on account ot
a break down in his health LieHt.
Riheldafter Is also survived by his
mother, Mrs. Laura Rihcldoffcr. and :.
sister. who Is married and living III
Chicago. Mrs. RIhcldaffer. who is in
very delicate health. Is now visiting her
daughter. As above stated. Mrs. lIr. G.
A Aschman is an aunt OF Lieut.. 'Rih"i-
darfer. And numerous other relatives
and friends reside IN Wheeling and
vicinity.
Among his associates in the younger
social life Of Wheeling. BILLY" Fh"l-
daffer was a we'll loved hoy. HIS
spri xhtly humor and lively disposition
were unfailing. and with ii all he had a
kindness of heart and sincerity that
made warm friends. His untlmely
death brings the horror OF tho great
war home with tragic force, TO many
who knew and loved him.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. a.
Lieutenant W. A. Rhrldaff"r. OF Char
lesion has given UP his lif" III service
Of his country on the fields of Franco.
according TO n telegram received by
relatives to-day. The message merely
states that he died OF wounds received
in action October 81.
Lieutenant Riheldafter had been In
France q number Of months before ne
received the wounds. He was serving
in the liasicn corps. HES mother is
Mrs Laura Rihcldaffrr. Of Charleston.
and his brother - Lieutenant Fumman-
der Rihcldnffer. who hut recently ar
rived at an Atlantic port after months
OF soryice In foreign waters.
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STRIKE FOR OVERTIME.

NEW YORK, Nov. l4.-Nrarly 5000
workers employed on government con-
structIon in Brouklyn. went on strike
to-day. because OF an order attributed
to Secretary Of War Baker, which ter
inmate overtime md Sunday work. il
was announced Tonight. ny nrmy and
navy Officers in charge oc the work.
With overtime and Sunday work
many OF the mon had h""n earning from
Ss7 to $50 Il week.
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GROWN PRINCE
NOW |NTERNED
In Holland With the ex-Kaiser
Former Empress to
Join the Refugees.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1+.-Offfcfal In
formation reached the state department
today through neutral sources that tho
former German crown prince has arr7V-
cd in Holland and has been informed.
These adviccs. which are regarded as
definitely dispos!ng OF reports that the
tromer crown prince had been killed
also said the former empress was eS-
pectcd shortly to join her husband ana
and son in Holland.
LONDON. Nov. IA The former Ger
man crown prince has not been shot. but
Is staying at the residence Of the gov
ernor Of Limbourg at Maastricht the
Daily Express says It learns He cross
ed the Dutch frontier accompanied by .
dozen intimate military associates.
COPTSHAGEN, Wednesday, Nov. Is.
Queen Wilhelnnina. OF Holland. accord
Ing to the Frankfort Gazette. wished to
extend hospitality to the former Ger
man emperor while ne remained In Hol-
land. However. the newspaper adds,
a. Holland itself fears the coming
days It WAS found desirable that Will
liam Nohsnzollern should live as
private individual.
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-Forccast:
western Pennsylvania and Ohio-Fair
and warmer Friday; Saturday partly
cloudy.
west virgia1a-Fair and warmer Fri
day; Saturday partly clpudy.
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RUMANIAN ARMY HAS
ENTERED HUNGARIAN
PROVINCE, WITH ALLIES

ZURICH. Nov. l4.-kumania's uiti-
rnatum to Count Eurulyi's government
to cvacuatc Transvalania WAS preceded
by general mobilization of the Ruma-
nian army and the arrival ut an allied
army from the Balkans in Rumanla.
The entry OF the Runanian army
into Transvalunia was announced from
Vienna today.
DhSEI.. Switzerland. Nov. l4.-&d-
vices received here from Hungary says
that Count karolyi, president of the
Hungarian national council. has made
the assertion that RumHnia declared
war on Germany IN order To force the
German Field Marshal Won Macensen
tn diSarm his men. II is stated that
Tun Mackcns"n contends that the Ger
man republic is not IL legitimate gov
crnmcnt.
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expcnses for the four months Of July.
August September and October amount,
ed s6,635.000.00o or $3.50, 10000
month. Mr.. McAdoo said there was
every reason TO anticipate u large re-
.luction In the nations expenses during
the. balance of tho year. He did not
venture an estimate on how great this
reduction would be.
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AMSTERDAM. Nov IA. (By The Asso-.
ciated Prtss)-Ninety thousand persons
have been killed or injured in street
fighting nj Brussels. the Belgian capital.
according to an announcement made here
today. -
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GHENT. Tuesday, Nov 12.-Confiict-
Ing rumors as to the situation In Brus-
sells. reached this city. Reports are cur
rent that German soldiers there have
mutinied and shot their officers and are
burning and pillasing the city.
Belgian Advance scouts are now half
way from Ghent to Brussels. Should
reports Of the mutiny be confirmed. a
flying column will be sent to restore
order at the Belgian capital.
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Adams had not fecei'eo "
late hour tonight sne sara lha'
@ M animation regarding identity OF Anita assees VINO WAS
repoed to ohares signed the plea
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BRUSSELS SHAKES .
OFF GERMAN YOKE;
=. OFFICERS DISARMED

GHE.ST, Belgium. Wednesday My. Il
ley Thc1-Associated Press)-Brussell. ll.
has shaken itself Of the German yoke.
German soldiers themselves are remov-
ing the shacklcs Of the long suffering.
population.
The rcd flag floats over the hcadquar-
ters of the German commandant and the
officers have been disarmed.
General Won F'alkcnhausen, the Ger
man governor general Of Belgium, has
resigned.
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gterbIid)feitsberid,t.

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ben 6dnben erIiiten bate. Sie fef6ft
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leberfiibrirng Der 2eihe bon Irau
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wie bem Coroner berihtet ipurbs,
erfolgte bic grpIrTion nadj6em Jrau
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einen 3uber nit b.ibem Waifer plostrt
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beiben ssruuen herbsi itno berfndts, bic
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fen,. nobel dber ibre eigelkn &letber
IN Brnrb serdtben tporen.
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betlaeeusipertfen Herpersuitanb bers
fallen, bab es notEapeibig 1pitrbs,
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