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Mrs, l.. N. Graham.

The funeral of Mrs. L. N Graham,
 who died here, Tuesday, at the home
 of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T.
 Purnell, 1709 Wesp sixth, will be held this morning at 9 o'clock from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Purnell. Serv- ices will be conducted by Rev. J. H. Moore.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

Ms11N-sHADES." We nave them for vour auto. They make driving d n1oasnre 1912 Tire company, ID West Barra1ue street. o-Io- -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

leather. They have just taken from the press reprints, bound in leather, of The Prince and the Pau per. "The Innocents Abroad" "Huck- leberry Finn" and "1n Defense ot Harriet Shelley"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

666 cures malaria, chills and fever. bilious fever, colds and lagrippe. r kills the parasite that causes the fever. It is a splendid laxative and general tonic. Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
CONDITION UNCHANGED

London, Oct. 2.-Tonight's bulletin ;.suel by the Irish self Determination league, says the mayors condition is unchanged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
 ANNOUNCE MANY C1TTs

Columbia, s. C., Oct. 2.-pre, creasing ranging from l5 0 OK cent were announced today bv n Columbia merchants. Several " department stores already had T nounced reductions on all F. Furniture stores and clotbiers are reducing prices sharply.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

n.AxoN HORNS, all sizes for all MI. 1919 Tire company. 116 West 1A.,,. .treet. e-13-n
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CHURCHES.
s = : A : 1

E Methodist Church, South.-
 Downtown Church). E. R,
 astor. Church School 9:3O a, lults at parsonage, all others fchurch. Morning service with communion and sermon by the 1O:50 a. m. Junior church 2
 Epworth League 6:45 D. m
 service with sermon by the ht 7:30 p. m. Monday 4 D. m.
 business meeting of Women's lory Society. Wednesday 7:3O hYular prayer service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

ChurchSixth & Florida C Shrader, Pastor. Grad School, G.. A. Bahlan, Su- M. atr 1:SO a. m. Divine l0:45 8. m. and 7:30 p. morning hour the pastor on the Gospel of the
 Think Ye of Christ ?" ot the envening hour will
 aedness of Church Mem x cordial invitation is .ex-
 not affiliated with a
 fch to join, us in our
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
ft'st Church-Teaching and

tist Church. Teaching and Service from 10 to 12, the kDr. John H. Moore, will The Lords Supper will be tthe morning hour. Even
 7:SO p. m.. Rev. Ham, $, shville, Tenn, will occupy \ and will talk on "The N tmocracy." MT. Paul Mas Ing. Prof. McNeiil will
 of the music.
 Episcopa) Corner of w. enue and Oak Street. As
 first Sunday in the month
 be no early service. Holy Fl and Sermon II a. m. 'sk fayer and Address 1880 p. Anday School pupils are re-
 t the offering is for mis-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03
lcEisU!s

2. Tho follpw- ions were ans
 
 Fort Smith, xas, 1b.o2o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

Methodist Church. .A Dakota Streets re pastor. Sunday M Epworth League |S Service beginning
 The Rev. G. M Bsville, Ky, will
 Nay and Rev. J. E.
 rles will continue l hout the week. Orchestra will fur ase services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

Arrll, sixth and ip& School at 9:S0 IS Evans, Sec'y of nx|r Society. for 1ch at the morning
 invitation 1s ex-
 nd these services.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

G Scientist,-Meets
 Hing for worship in |of the Chamber of floor, Citizens Bank
 school promptly at 5 Lords Supper at
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-10-03

1f kG Scientist,-Meets hy King for worship in shaI cf the Chamber of SSi1h floor Citizens Bank school promptly at N Lords Supper at aptist Church-A W. o. Wood. pas r5S " at 9:45 a. m.
 muare a large
 people in Sun morning preach
 ling at II a. m. 'sss Ass p. m. A cordial
 Church-Eigh- " nday School at
 uperintendent. >rS Bunday School 1 ome. Preach Hir p. m. by the an. B. Y. F.. fwrence Bobo Ftr land w. M. U. kS0. Midweek
 Nd Rev. s. . 1esatc
 bo} e bs-Sun- 3nt fd pe look
 hite ,oap reach- nighf asts Ser
 ear he tfildren .tn drens B. Y.
 ol liors at 6:s0
 
 Arri, sixth and 9pa School at 9:sol ss Evans, Sec'y of 1r Society, for ch at the morning invitation E ex- bnd these services.
 The follew-
 ons were sh-(
 Fort Smith, !
The evening world., 1920-04-16
REMEMBER!
Two Whole
Years to Pay

Gimbels same generous credit plan
has been extended to patrons OF the
April Sale.
Two whole years to pay for your in
strument-t though delivery is at once.
The price includes a playa bench OF
chair to match your piano.
Gimbel ssTVioe for one year.
Delivery to your home sOithola charge.
You may select up to $50 worth
Of player rolls your own selection
from our great stOck) and have them
charged to your account on convent
emit term basis at the same time the
player piano is purchased.
GIABELS-EiEhth Floor
The evening world., 1920-04-16
Which Is About One Third Less Than You Can
Buy Same Player in Any Other Store in America

An exact picture of the piano ap-
pears herewith-and since what you
are to get is the first consideration
know that these are all NEW; that not
one has been shown in advance Of this
sale Except at a price almost one
third higher; that they are perfect
in tone, finish, construction and case
design. Surely, then, there need be no
The evening world., 1920-04-16

Want Real Bargain? Here 1t Is For You
Handkerchief Sale!
Some ordered year ago; others manufac-
turer's surplus Right good 'kerchefs
NOu-NOte the Prices!
400 Boxes of Women's 500 Boxes Mems White
Imported Shamrock Fancy Block Initial
HandkeTchefs Handkerchiets
Box of 6, $1.00 Box of 6, $ll5
Sixteenth inch hens; small Marrow hem; fancy block
hand-embrodeTed initials initials; generous size tind
400 Boxes Boys White Cotton initiated
Handkerchiefs BOX of 6, $lOO
splenddy sturdy handkecheisthe kind regular fellows like
Manufacturers Surplus
500 Dozen Women's $50 Dozen Women's EN-
Initial HandkerchiefS brOidered HandkerchiefS
Odd Lots. l21zc each l21zc each
Slight mpeectons right CoOred and white smart and
good kerehies for all that dainty. Madam VII approve
400 Dozen Mems initiated Hand
kerchiefs-l6c each; for $l.OO
embroidered initials; but fss for service
GIdBELS HANDKERCHIEF SHoP-Main Floor
nj Mem TeraPu CuafOHaRra Direct to GiU1E
The evening world., 1920-04-16

waste of time in coming to Gimbels
eighth floor tomorrow for the pur-
chase of one of these splendid players.
Not alone is the instrument one of
quality-but the price brings a direct
saving Of 3315%o-a price so low that it
just about covers present cost of MAX
ing, when carriage and incidental
charges that go to fix a cost price have
been added.
The evening world., 1920-04-16
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Music Salons,

GIMBEL BROTHERS,
Music Salons,
33d and Broadway, New York City.
Send me details of your great April
Sale of Player Pianos at $425. You may
do so on the express condition that this
price is at least third less than in any
other store you know of. 1t is also ex-
pressly understood that incur no obi
cation.
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Every detail of the manufacture bespeaks BEST
so much so that both Gimhel Brothers and the
maker back for ten years each player piano sold.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
VILLA HATES u. S.,
WILL FIGHT HARD
Death Alone Could Stop
Him If "Gringoes" Try
an Invasion.

MENICO CITY. Aug tO.--Hatred
for North America. ard a dctormi-
nation to tight TO tho death" II any
attempt i8 made to invade Mexico,
woro expressed by Francisco Villa,
the bandit leader, IN speeches at
Cuatro Cioncras. state Of Coahuila,
according 6, pu,purtod stcnographic
copies printed by El Universal u.
day
II am rcvolutionist who mostiy
has fought against the griIRo,' villa
Is quoted az having said at tho ,lty
hall II call them so because, really.
dear brethren, / hate them for hav-
ing down,ruddon soil with wclponG
In ihsir heads and because believe
them solely tcsponsihle for our mis-
fortunes
IN thoater at tho same place,
Villa said. according to tho news
paper II swear by my country not
TO- fire I single shot against my
brethren. shan fght only II the
invader should try 10 enter the
country Then indeed. shall return
&" the struggle and viii fight to the
death"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
JAP NEWSPAPERS
ATTACK AMERICA
Charge U. S. Uses Mis-
sionaries for Influence
in Wrong Way.
ny Tho Associated prcsa

by Tho Associated prrHH.
TOXIC. Aug 10 Assertions that
Americans are fostering disloyaltv
among the people ~ Japan and that
American missionaries I'm Korea are
using the .loIk ~ Christianity tu In
uuI anti. japanese sentiment there.
are made iu % series of articles 1p-
pcarlug daily In the newspaper ko-
kumin Shimbun This Journal IL con
fid,rod tho organ Of the military
groups. hud It's proprietor and editor
la llohiro TOkutumi, one ~ the lead
iur Journalists u Japan.
" mcnCl b. declared tu hc using
Japanese educators thinkers and
business men os iOo,s 80 spread dan
gcrous thoughts destroy military
discipline I'm Japanese youths TO
avoid cunscrlplion In the army"
Tho paper SAYS Americans fomcnt
labor troubles "fur the purpose ot
hlrdrriur Japanese industrial de-
vclupmrrt aud reducing her produc-
ton
America ls puffcd up since tho
war; siHs nnuthcr ARTICLE. and con
fldcrr herself the sole grhitcr ~ The
world"
Plans for larger United states
navy are regarded by the writer of
the articles as Completely romoy-
iue Nmrricns false mask ~ iuFtic"
and humanity and "rNprslng her
America - soising every oppor-
uuitv 20 protest against Japon"sc
1ctions aud Is influencing China
against this country. II l. alleged.
claws II milithTlSm"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
ANOTHER MEXICAN
TO RESIST HUERTA.
Governor Of Vera Cruz to
Object to Removal; Has
Military Backing.

VERA CRrZ. Mex. Aug 10
Political aud military leaders in Vera
Cruz have decided 10 resist the order
Of Provisional President de H Ilucrtn
dlbmissIug Antonio Nava as pro-
visIoull Eoycrnor of the state. IL -
held that tho provisional president
hra uriugrd upon the constitution
Of Tho state ana messages have been
sent 10 Mexico City that the cunsl-
tuition must be respected.
Scnpr NuNa and hts followers are
ut Jal1pa. and (. iH said the newly
governor viii not 10 there
In Wow Of the attitude ot the leaders
iu this state, but viii leave tomorrow
for Mexico city FOR u conference
with the provisional president
No hostile acts have Hs vet oc-
CURED General Guadalupc sanchez
who is supporting Scuor Nayu, is in
Mexico city conferring with the gov
crnmcnt leaders ana It Is believed
that some solution Of the problem
will be decided upon lie is the
leader who decided the ultir 20 de
feat Of prcsidcut Carranza ~ "~ the
lattcr's flight from Mexico city, and
his forces dominate the greater Pap
OF the state Of Vera Cruz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
BACK FROM DAYTON
silent After Pleading With Cover
nor Cox Not to Commit Party To
Wilson's League OF Nation.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Aug 10
Back from Dayton where he pleaded
with Governor Cox not to commit
the democratic party to the Wilson
league OF nations. Senator James A.
Reed was silent today on the probn-
bic course he will follow In the
coming presidential campaign.
Although refusing to comment on
his interview with Governor Cox,
Reed inumatcd that he might
have something TO say within few
days
Pressed for q statement regarding
the filling Of tentative speaking en-
gagcmcnts In other states Reed
stated that also would be dctorm-
incd later"
Friends OF the Missouri senator
were unanimous today in scoffing at
reports that he was considering a
bolt from the democratic party -
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
CLUB VISITS IRON WORKERS
Ad Clubbcrs 60 Through Large
Local Factory After Luncheon.

Running FUN blast" the Okla
homa Iron Works, Archer street
near Lansing avenue, presented a
scene of general activity when the
Ad club visited il yesterday and ate
sandwiches ana drank near-beer in
one of tho large factory buildings.
Ad tlubbers saw monster trip
hammers OF eight-ton capacity,
lathes turning out bits with which
to drill oil wells and other machin-
cry used to make some form OF oil
field machinery, which the Okla
homa Iron Works makes exclusively.
A. T.. Bourne. secretary and
treasurer OF the company, explained
that the institution moved to Tulsa
from Cleveland several years ago
when IL was an infant factory with
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
Petition approved.

PD&tA ClrN. Aug lO--Thc fed
Cral government hua approved a pc
tition signed by all members uf the
ponca ttbe opening road across
their nliotmcuts that will give them
direct connection with this city. in
stead of the lotrcr route now used
Suticc ot approval was given yes
tcrdav ~ l. \ Gum. local county
ana tho work of
opening tho road vii start In the
! ear future Tho new route will bring
WhitcIlfc two miles nearer, and
win go on south through Noble
county 10 StllwaJ"r crossing IN,
Salt Fork of the Arkansas on tho
inter county NridCc uoa~ WhFcacle
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
u. S. OLYMPICS LAND
American Athletics aboard Trans
port Princes Mgtolkl Go tp Quart
crs NJ Antwerp Eor Training.

ANTWERP. Aug lO-The Amer.
can athletes who are TO compete In
the olympic games Hscmhlrkcd ~
day from transport Princess MHtuikH
and proceeded to tho school house
where they are 20 be quartcrcd dur
ing their stay here. satisfaction
was expressed over their place OF
abode aud much ~ tho discomfort
which had prevailed on board the
shin had disappeared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
JAPS BUY MEX LANDS
Large Tracts Being Acquired Close
Ia California Line Sngainst
Probable 4. y. Move.

WASHINGTON. Aug 1O.-LarFe
tracts OF land arc being acquired
by Japnnesc IN Mexico, close to the
California border, presumably
against tho contingency that they
may soon he barred from holding
land In that state, accordiuF 20 q
report given to senator rh'lan or
California by the state department.
Tho most recent ACQUISITION 10y Jap
ancso comprised n tract uf 'lS-as
thousand acres three miles south %
Andrada, Calf, and negotiations are
said to bee I'm progress for even larger
blocks OF land IN the same ncighbor-
hnoh-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
MYSTERY FACES
| DETROIT POLICE
Body of Woman Found in
( River; Believed She
Was Poisoned.
SEPARATED FROM MATE
Had Not Lived With Husband
for Two Years, Was Seen
Last After Auto Ride.

DETROIT Aug IOa-polica are
inestigatlnR tho m"Htorioua death of
hrs. Margaret T. Caila former wifc
OF Arthur D. CaI'in. wee president
Of the rIIlo H.otlors company.
inarinc motor manufacturers. whose
body va recovered from the Detroit
river ncar Wyuloit, yesterday ctt.
ernoou The body was identified as
his wife ry Caulc and Its son thus
morning It tn county morWc. Tho
toup'c ha,. boyl vcpb,.t"l two
stars.
Thotn wora no mu"h9 W NIlouc.
tn thr body uni Lr. Gl.llo N.lc
several valuable rings ana other
Jcwclry
Tho dead woman is reported 20
havc LEFT her home Suuduy aitcr-
noon In an automobile accompanied
by a man and two other women and
had not been seen by any dcuwiut
nnce since.
Police arc searching for the trlo
VINO called for Mrs. Calllc and ALSO
Tor two voIng men who hnd ronm"d
rt the house fOr "A wcok one Of the
roomcrs was friend ~ Mrs Cnill"'g
ron-in law and f. thought TO be W.
J. O'Donncll OF buffalo
A post mortcm examination this
morning revealed slight traces ~ al
cohol In Mrs. Caillc's stomach md
tho heart showed slight apoplcctlc
symptoms
Police are working on tho theory
that II, woman was murdered by
poison and her body thrown into the
river hours before II was diFcuNcrcd,
while rNysiciauf believe the woman
took her own lfo
The Calllcs havc daughter liv.
ing In Buffalo, y. Y Mr' Catherine
itnaupp, who has been sent for.
County officitla are holding two
men for further qucationinR In CON
nection with MrE Caillc's death.
Lulu White. 80. owner OF boat
house In Ecors", which, " Is claimed
Mrs. Cnille visited sunday and Al
bert Hulgravc, a hrotehr-in-hw Of
Mrs, White, also are being 1ues'
tioncd
w. ]. O'Donncll was located tate
to-day and told the police he, In
company tn two Young women
.Nlrs A ". Forcier and Miss MadRo
j areau. asked Mrs Caillc t. accom-
pnny them IN an automobile ride TO
'Fcorse Sunday afternoon and that
shcv drove 20 a place which seemed
TO he "bootlcgging resort and
when others IN the party refused to
go In Mrs Csille cnterc and re-
imaincG FOR some time O'Donn'll snid
iic laer entered the place to look
Pr Igor, but she tcfused g. leave aud
she rartv was compelled TO 80 on
without her
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
SeUen Children Are
Born to Mexican; Six
Of Them Are Lifting

TOPEKA. Eans. Aug. 10 ---
Race suicide has been dealt a
hard Now I'm Kansas Physicians
here today were showing great in
tcrcst In a report from lndopcnd.
oncc that u Mexican woman, wife
Of u section hand there, has re-
Gently Eivch birth tu seven chill
drOn. Hih of whom are living
All of the infants are said 10 be
more than ~ Inches in height.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11

The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Benedict will be graf
flied to know OF the continued i'm
OF the latter who has
been In a local hospital for several
weeks suffering from a broken limb
sustained in u fall. II is hoped that
Mrs Benedict can be removed TO
her home from tho hospital in about
two weeks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
PHYSICIAN TELLS
ABOUT MEXICO
DR.. j. ]. Hollingsworth
Of Muskogee Returns
From Republic.

MtSKOGEE. Aug. i0-Prospects
for peace, progress and prosperity
In Mexico were never so bright as
now. according to Dr j. |. Hollings
worth, Muskogee physician. who re-
turned today after "a three weeks
visit In Mexico city. Doctor Iiol-
lingsworth formerly was .lChed to
the medical department O.. Chrran
Zps army and Is "a personal friend
OF Provisional President De Ia Huer-
ia. and Of war Minister Gales. Hs
was IN Huerta's office IN Mexico
city when Villas telegram OF sur
render was received by the presi.
dent.
Doctor HolllnEsworth declared
that tho people Of Mexico seem to
have confidence in the new regime
and that signs OF stability and pro.
grcss already are apparent. while
In Mexico Hollingsworth stopped off
at several cities between Mexico
city and the American border.
III Won can accommodate u de.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11

a capitalization of S25,OOO. Today
1t is ono Of the largest oil well ma
chinery manufacturers in the world,
with an annual output of approx
mately s7.OO0,OO0 worth Of materials
and a capitalization Of over $1,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
Children E.cnnc Ilrc.

FORT WORTH. Texas Aug. 10
All ~ the 125 children I'm the pres
byterian orphanage at Albany, near
here, were rescued early today when
fire DESTROYED the buildings. Several
Of the children were injured but
none seriously The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11
TWELVE Examined AT CLINIC
Tulsa County Clinic viii Open FRI
day Noon At The Court House.

Twelve babies and young children,
ranging up TO five years OF age,
were examined and prescribed for
during the clinic at the West Tulsa
community house yesterday morn
ing. Mrs. Victoria Trotter was the
nurse in charge. The weekly baby
clinic office OF the Tulsa county hu-
name society IN the court house will
he held at noon Friday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11

Capable workers command steady
employment and earn good pay
finding both readily through the
World classified advertising. Call
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11

Unless you use the World classi-
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he your tenant may never know that
your property is available. Call
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-08-11

IL you can accommodate II de-
sirablc roomcr, n World classified
nj win render you quick service.
call SsngC 5000.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-20

House ways and means committee
which is considering changes in in
ternal revenue schedules.
Mr.. Treadway in statement
characterized the proposed tax as a
turnover tax" on deposits.
Nothing Could Be Simpler"
Nothing could be simpler or
more easily administered while at
the same time being greatly produc-
tive or revenue" said he.
Mr.. Treadway said the latest re-
port of the comptroller of the cur
rency "shows that the amount of
exchanges of clearing houses of the
United States for the year 1919 was
s3S7,O91, ,O00."
Assuming that rs per cent of
the transactions of the country did
not 60 through clearing houses"
Mr.. Treadway's statement said,
there should be added to this
amount sse,772,ss5,oDo, making
the total transaction for 1919,
$4s3,S64,926, 900.
"A tax of one quarter Of one per
cent of this amount would have
brought revenue Of $1,000, ,662,-
310." .. ! id
The Massachusetts member said
the proposed tax "nay offer a solu-
ton of the problem Of a means to
secure adequate revenue if the ex-
cess profits tax and other obhoxi-
Gus taxes are repealed by congress.
He added that he did not expect for
midsble opposition to the bill from
the banking interests.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-20
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE

COUNTY OF ABbEVlLLE
Court of Common Pleas.
Petition Asking For Appointment OF
IF. Miller, Probate Judge, as
Public Guardian.
Elk Parte: D. w. HALL, Petitioner,
In Re: CARLTON HALL, ERNEST
HALL, FURMAN HALL and
HENRY HALL, Minors.
TO All Concerned:
TAKE NOTICE: That the under
signed as attorney for D. W. Hall will
on the 3rd day Of January, 1921, Pc
tision the Honorable Frank B. Gary,
Judge Eighth Circuit, at Chambers
to appoint J. F. Miller, Esq, Probate
Judge Of Abbeville County, South
Carolina, Public Guardian for the
following named minors: Carlton Hall
minor under the age of fourteen
years, and Ernest Hall, Furman Hall
and Henry Hall, minors all over the
age of fourteen years and that D. w.
Hall, the petitioner herein is the faith
er of the above named minors and
that each of the above named minors
is entitled to and has an estate OF
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1920-12-20
WOULD PLACE TAX ON
BANK DEPOSITS

Washington, Dec. ia tax Of
one quarter of one per cent on all
bank deposits is proposed in a bill
produced today by Representative
Treadway of Massachusetts,, Re-
publican member Of the House ways
and means committee. Mr.. Tread
way estimated that such q tax would
net a revenue Of approximately one
billion dollars annually.
Collection Of the tax would be
made at the time deposits were
made and institutions affected
would include all national, state and
private banks, trust companies,
brokers' Offices and other institu-
tions, firms or corporations re-
ceiving any money on deposit sub
ject to Withdrawals by check, cash
or otherwise.
Mutual savings banks, coopera-
tive building and loan associations
and similar institutions organized
and operated exclusively for the
benefits of their members would be
exempted.
The bill was referred to the