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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
P||B||C Service COMMISSIONS RECORD STRIKING
CONTINUED From Page Twelve.)

From Page T"eWe9
Date Increase in Granted To
AUS Is ~: D; @Ss aS Ss Power Co.
Aux i; Wnc"lnS Public Service Co ,.,,o- plant
AUX AUX Is Is l$:S .3S" H"iS5
Ao !: q! Nv: ,S"?S"a Hallway Ms": s
HSS i s:sS " Ss 'To t: ~: T ter Co.
S::, n:s; CO Co
sSs1 ";'*.
s~1f l.! u! sS%sSns Ronccvee Railroad Co.
s rS csso, &C Ca, ras.,
0et ls:e -Jntst T,IePn 1s@, G" ,,.,. 70
0S 1922 N asS"iS electric Water R"'''
OCT, i: s:S-s S. Eo r,,r,I E1 RT Co Co.
Oct i 5s:s-Ss5' is; s @ Rates"
S Se :, 1875 sh~Dsfou power ISht Co.
Nov . 1870 Tra,Ltord Telephone Co
NO 1s s:o r. R. Carrying Passengers PA
Nov IS ,sse-nsons FoxeF Co;
Nov i 9eD4 Po's Gs rsepnen. Co.
Be- Be- s:Sss:f <2 TIP zo' H;:' :.s '1Se Co
Dec !, sspSt2,osG 4 Tsa c. Co.
Dec H. H. is sseSeDda Is'7 Water
Dec Dec q s ssSGSS hat" Tfas sS Co.
pee 5:sF E Pis psas X Xs,s &C. Gas Co.
Dec Dec * * ssSc"2'; SS,sr Bates
Doc 2O--W Va Utilities Co
1Qo1-Keeners Gas E Fuel Co.
Feb . 1sol-Herold Telephone. &C.
Esh Development Gas Co.
ron ohsvrle Telephone Co.
Feb Gas Co
rpb W. Utilities Co
March 19c!-Monarch Carbon Co
10. 1921 Hs:crsyi!" NJ" I'"N''D we
Is. 1921 TNyCtto Public service
Cumberland Ealey N"FuH9ou'e i'"0"N w
March2n 1S21-I.ne stone Telephone 60
Creek Mutual Telephone 10
21--Ea Telephone Co.
1921-NrEnan Power Co.
l92l-Tunhar Land CO.
192l-Camtron Teierhone 90.
,nril Telephone Co
Q. 1921-Pi;shurg 4 W Va Telephone Co
Nav Light E Heat Co
May Va & Electric Co
"a 81. 1921-C harlcs'on'nnoer Natural tLas 70
n 19@tKcnuckT W. Va rover 20 ms
81. 1a21-M onongahea valley Irac''on Co.
1qo1-Weze Gas Co
fa21-WCbstnr SPRINGS WAFER WORKS fAeC'' "h"' w
Electric Co
l92i-Non Sorncrv lACft & Nater imrrF
192iNarlnton Academy Mutual 1elephohe w.
rrne 10 1oo1-T0wn n. Clark Rates..
1921
Trne GoGrv I. Cabot fGas Rates)
lime Fro:y CO.
rre Power Co.
limo Gas
limo Y IA & Traction 60
Irre u Va Central CO
rr,e roor- Va Narvlan v.
/ North
r,ra ~ arksbu Electric Co
1oo, Develo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
HESPoNsIRnrTY NOTICE
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
will not - responsible for
debts contracted b. other than
myself
Signed ". =. ALLEN.
West Alexander. Pa.
AuRust rs. 1921. K. i. l.
auG27-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
WANTD-cIAL1.

collectors. %ma..
|alary and commission - start Ap-
Monday q. m. 1906 Market s..
floor. Ask Cor NJ. Lowe. u"s-'--;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
wANrnD-sALHSNNN.

IALESMES-Three or -Four neat ap-
pearing men 70 sci. electrical, appn
noes. Experience an asset but rot alb
|olutely essential Apply 20 Mr.. Asmus.
|th floor. stone & Thonsa. aux29-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

ANTED-Salesmaa acquainted local
retail grocers. hy Old estab. MRS.
staple food. 10 man %! Nigh character
| and proven sa;es ability tails offers de-
sirabls and permanent "nHec:!"a. AQ-
plIcation strictly confidential Levcr."-;
Coffee Co. Baltimore. Nd. aUK%6-i
TASTED-Saiary and commission paid
to our salcsme:l. We want Ave ruGnE
men who havo had OUTSIDE experience
belling insurance. books. advertising or
BONE similar line TO work "Ur way and
ha'i on p"vnla WI" have written n .oc
| INT prm q ton about the dividend pay.nE
sccur.,E OK an established motion pie
ture distributing company. The demand
and quality OK tE;s iSsUs make < easy
TO sell. We pay salary aGd commits
sion. Substantial weekly revenue Is as
sured TO those who u.lAs Soou. Call
500 Hawley Bui.itng. aug2i-J
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
ITS A. FARM

Located on OHIO state Road: Lays good;
most ali the farm can he worried win
n tractor. ~ acres IN clover meadow.
& room house: IOx6i bank barn WIN
.Gx2S straw shed. s!los. spring house
al! buildings IN good repair; large dairy
herd. horses farm machinery. ShreadeT~
gas engines. &C. Everything goes 1or
0nN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

|ASTEp-Baroer. Sears & Allen Ear-
bar shop. Noundsvi.,e. W. Va uG26-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

wASTED-YounG or middle aged
man who has had some eIper-
isnce IN house-to house selling
Only ono who - willing TO work
consistently and sc!ent!ousiy
desired. Straiah: salary will De
paid. Address C-32i. care luteiu-
Eencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

WANTED - Bright. aggressive
salesman 10 represen; largo
manufacturing concern with az
tlonally advertised products. SJ.-
airy. bonus and expenses adEaaC-
cd West Virginia territory. In
reply give references. also te,a-
phone number - permit OF prompi
Interview. Address Box {. \. s..
care lnteiligenCer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
Hatfield Celebrates.

HaCNeIu O6!c U-dlo3
Logan. ". Va. Aug. @N.--Sh"riH 1871
Hatfield. OF M,poweI county. who led
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

WANTED-Houso 20 house
salesman. This IS not a"
ordinary proposition. and
those properly qualified q.
accepted 4 straight Sa..
Will DO paid. Address d..
care Intelligence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
TWO PLAINS GIRLS
AWARDED DIPLOMAS

AUSTIN. ToNas. June ~ --. At the
closc of the regular session OF Thy TINT
vcrsity cf Texas the following students
were awarded teachers diplomas.
Nistula Mary Armstrong. santa Anna.
Cahf., Gcotgc Eta HILL. Rowic, Frances
Esther Beaver. Austin. Rohcrta Lee
Chaudoin. Harrington; Jeanette Collins.
NlVin: pcnslye Cooke. Austin, Dorothy
HISS crouch, Yookum; Raymond Ernst
tarln, Fayetteville. orNillc Blanche
H,adrick Clarendon; Girdic Bruce
Huychl-on. Tulia; Mary Alice kcblinger.
san Antonio, Helene kathstinr Keller,
Georgetown. Sarah winifrcd lanham,
Whoo. Mary Elizabeth Mcbride Port
Arthur; Laura Jane Mc,;ce. Marshall.
Wanda lea Montague Floydada; Mar.
garct Hamilton Montgomery, New or.
leans In, Amy l.ou Murphrcc, Aus.
tin. Mrs, lalla McChtchy Odom. Aus.
tan; Cccile Maudc Olmhant Gainesville.
Mo; Gladys Wallace osmon. san An.
tonic: Amy Lois Porter Tyler: Ruth
sara Reese, Cedar Valley; Frances
Rowe. san Angelo. Mary Hell ThIpsher.
Austin, Margaret Vc0 Von liomcyer.
Austin. Mamie Lou Wynn. Austin. Al
meta Yeti. Austin.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
GUARANTY State BANK w.
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY

The Guaranty state Bank II ANA.
rlllo passed the fifth mile stone ~ It's
existence Friday a. G. d. Bynum who
was president the day the hank opened.
June n, 1918, was president on It's
NTH anniversary.
The first days deposit ~ the hank
amounted Ia sSaO0. Sine. there has
been as much as s667 .b6a.2i deposited
In a single day, The hank now has
forty four stockholders. fortyonc of
whom live IN or near Amarillo.
The Guaranty state Hank Is the out.
growth ~ the first hank organised IN
Amarillo the private hank ~ the
Smith a Walker Mercantile company
IL was organized In 1855. Later Il was
the National Hank of Commerce, then
the Guaranty state Hank with prac.
tlcally the same men connected with a.
that were with the Smith 4 Walker
private hank
Proscn, stockholders ~ the Guaranty
state Bank are:
Mrs Florence pucko,i. Aubrey =
Cousins. o. u. Bowie, j. ~ Baker. Earl
Cobb. Mrs William - Hopkins Miss
Meta poago. William T. Hopkins. :. II.
Madden. Est. oscar Cousins. deceased.
W. y, Danvor. Mrs. = Z. Putty.
Creamct. W ~ Allen, Mrs r. Me.
Gregor. r " caldwell. sam H. Mo,low.
e.. NJ. Mccullough. !. n Paul j. l..
smith. " &. H. nynum. \. &. Paul,
o. NJ solomon. otis Trulovo. Charles
Dammcicr H \. MOBILES y. " Rack.
WELL 4 N. landcfrin. T.. 4. Adams.
Jennie Lee Mccullough. Jane MeCul'
iough sharpe Mccullough. q A. =
Parker Henry l., Ncusch. J. H. Thomp'
son. George Mcnkc Horace Goooh W,
Tollorton. VI J Dunn W. H. Me
nanlcl e y MAYER.
Statement ~ m" hank az the close ~
business. june ~ 1891. followsl
RESOURCES -- Leans. saiS,s7a 80:
overdrafts sl'7lls; guaranty fund
Sie.6G5.aa; furniture aud fixtures. So.
OsS; real estate. 1900. bonds. Sis5..
4l7 a.; call Loan. $4,000, cash, si3T,.
G;7ia; totals, sis6l.667.ss
LIABILITIES -- capital. $4,000,
profits s.a.tioei; hills payable. SEQ.
ooc; bonsls deposited. sas. ESQ; deposits,
81 .aia.77s ~; totals. sl.66i $500,
Present ottic,rs are. J. L. Smith.
chairman ~ the hazard; u G. II. Rynum
president. !. II IS,ul and G. NJ. McCul
Tough. vice president; g, NJ. McCullough
cashier, and G. II. k,rncy assls,an;
cashier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
L. =. department of Agriculture
Weather bureau.
Humidity Data

Highest one Year ago "a; loves, -.
Highest yesterday "a loves, 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
BRAKEMAN SAYS
SUSPECT IS MAN
WHO BLEW SAFE
BURTON IDENTIFIES CHAM
BERs AS r. w. q D. STA.
TON R0BBER

one II the ycggmcn who blew the
Fort Worth and Denver safe here Mon.
day was positively identified by Brake.
man n q. Burton at oklahoma city
y,strrdn, The yeegnan gave his name
~ Charley Chambers.
The two other men who are thought
lo have been implicated In the rob.
barry VIII Dee brought back to Anna.
nllo With Chambers by sheriff burton
Peach and Rod sullivan, special agent
ul the railroad this afternoon. when
il j. expected that all the men win ho
identified as bcine connected with tho
robbery.
II l. aiso expected that the mystery
q whrre Abe ssOoo loot taken from
'he station was hidden viii hc cleared
lp when the prisoners reach here. Mos,
4 the money viii he recovered, " Is
Thought
The men were captured Ia Oklahoma
city "Wednesday Afternoon after a run.
nine fleht Of -four hours during which
they led officers several miles Into tho
country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
1000 EXPECTED
BY BAPTISTS At
ASSEMBLY GROUND

An elaborate program IL being pre-.
pared ana a largo attendance az the
Panhandle Baptist Assembly ON the
Canyon camp grounds sunday. The
present estimate on the morning at
tendance al sunday .cncol Is i.ooo. Ar.
fragments are being made for the az
commcdation cf those coming Saturday
and WISHING TO stay over saturday
night.
Nearly zoe are now camrei on the
grounds. People are coming In from
Hereford. Amarillo and other Plains
towns
In the afternoon 81 sunday a dis,ric,
y. Y. p. U. convention is TO he organ.
ised. The organization viii b, under the
direction % r. {. Gardner. secretary %
the stase n. Y. p. l.. organisation.
Or. ". ID. Morrow delivered an i'm.
prsssive sermon ut ii:so O'Clock Friday
morning and Rev. Charles T. whalcy
ccnducsed tho quie, hour service In the
morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
TEXAS WOOL CRONERsA I
! ORGANIZE ASSOCIATION
u, Associated rrcss.

W HfH"'sfaNN w.
DALLAS, Texas. June i7-orgnnlza
ton Il the Southwestern farm bureau
u Wool and Mohair Growers Assocla'
ticn was effected here today with the
election ~ officers and adoption u a
constitution.
J. n. hnOgscott NJ Coleman, was
elected president, Feb McWillinms. ~
ihllingor, ViccprcHidcnt. and Frank
Sohnn.ld. at ilillSbur0. secretary. A
charter has been applied for and the
organization expects ~ begin market
INK It's wool within the next iva weeks
Mumh,rs ~ the executive committee
lcft tonight for Houston 10 close con
tracts for storage facilities.
The association wns formed io help
the wool grower sellers product ai u
profit. Approximately one million
pounds II wool have been signed up
with like amount In prospect, II II
announced The wool viii hc stored
mostly al Houston With the Idea ~
making Houston the wool center ot the
Southwest Gcorgr T. Rulan. of hos.
ton. wool specialist, has been engaged
to take charge # wool sales AT tho
lluusson office.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

The Romans In ancient times used TO
hire women Ia weep az funerals
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
y. 5. URGED TO
DEVELOP OIL IN
MEXICO FIELDS
DECLARES PROVED LAND IS
RAPIDLY GOING INTO
SALT WATER


WASHINGTON. June III. \. Phc.
Ian, of the shipping Board staff. urges
In his recent report on the Mexican oil
situation transmitted 10 Chairman por.
ter of the House foreign affairs com.
mittec that since the proven Oh field
IN Mexico us fast going into saliva.
ter" the American government either
directly and IN cooperation with Ameri.
can capital proceed Immediately to de.
velop oil fields In that country, add.
Ink shat the potential production ~
Mexico Ia almost unlmit.d IL beyond
question"
Mr.. phelan discussed nj length condi.
tons In the prescn, field and presents
the following under the head II rec.
concentrations"
"Tha, the proven oh field In Mexico
within reasonable period Is certain to
So into salt water l. a demonstrated
expected. inasmuch a. the consump
ticn IL oil In the United States lncroas
cd from two hundred million barrels 10
five hundred million barrels In ten
years II L. certain that this country
viii have to depend upon foreign oil
and principally Mexican oil for fuel
purposes In the future.
AS the American merchant marine
r. fast going into fuel uil, u l. nee.
cssary that this supply be- assured. The
means that the American government
either directly and by cooperation with
American capital at once proceed 60 lie
velop oil fields In Mexico That the
potential production u Mexico Is almost
unlimited IL beyond question, but the
proposition should no, I've DELAYED untn
after the prcsen, fields are exhausted
II takes years II time and a fortune IN
money To develop an oil field
"The United States II confronted with
an oil situation In Mexico city. Now
u the time tor decisive action"
Mr.. Pheian's rcput under date ~
June IL vas prepared by direction oi
Rear Admiral Benson. former chairman
az the shipping hoard. and transmitted
TO Chairman Porter. al MIR. por,cr's ~
quest.
The report IL based" MIR, Phclan
says. almost entirely on actual Oh
servations In Mexico. which Includes a
personal inspection ~ the proven and
potential fieids. study ~ development,
SALT water encroachmen,. dry holes,
pipe line transportation facilities, ~.
filming and topping plants, oil trans
pcrtatscn and other po,en, facts needed
In the making Of definite and author
itatise report"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
China calls a. you--hclp today.

The Caspian Sea IL the largosl inland
Yea az silt lake In the world,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

WEST rENAS; saturday and sun
Day generally fair.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18

Toe lllg 10 IlliI.

Editor uu applicant Tor situauon
"Bu, ! advertised for on office boy, and
YOU are a man ~ siN feet"
Applrant u knu SIR, but | am
literally starving. ar. would br quite
willing tn do an office boys work Tor
mficc bays pay"
Editor: "No. I'm afraid you won't
do You see, I am very had,vmpcrcd
man, and am In the habit ot venting
my spite on my office boy 10y kicking
and cutting him, nnd-wcll don't
think you'd do Good day"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
Did Not Mmk.

When you stepped On tina, gentle.
mans foot. Johnnie. hops yoU apulo.
eiEcd,
oh. yes: indeed I did =" said Johnnie.
and h. gave me. ten cents Tor heins
such a good boy"
stepped on the other and apologixed
~, Il d.dn' work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-18
TRAVELLING NAN IS
ROBBED OF $3.50


TAYLOR Texas. June is.-w. q. an.
hksn. travelling man of iious,oa. vas
bed NJ ~ the paint u sun IN local
so,si to-day aud relieved q is,o ~ two
tniaasksd men. he vcoshlHcd one u
the PAIR a. a stranger who had sen
him cash . ceftlfi-i check f,s tina,
emennt q fVw huuts previously. late
This Afternoon two suspects ~ert az.
sess.a In Austin lush q whom arr said
H. 10 eitlnens a TayioF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
y. n Il. g. RAILWAY
LAYS orr 700 SHOP MEN

DENVER, March Ill officials Of
the Denver 4 RIO Grnnde railroad
company today announced a further
lay OF of seven hundred shop men
Men IN tie shops at Burnuam. Salida.
Alamosa, Grand Junction. and Sol
dicrs summit are involved The road
has laid on more than twenty seven
hundred employees since January 1
No action has yet been taken to yc-
ducc wages II was said NJ the com.
pany Offices
The Colorado n Southern railroad
announced today II was making
preparations to call u ConforcnC"
with employees previous 10 filing no
tic" with the United states labor
board of its intention to cut wages
Officials OF the road said II was pro
posed 10 cut the wages of unskillcd
labor to IN" basis paid In othcr in
dustrirs I'm this section
W A. Freeman, receiver, for tho
Denver a salt Lake ruilroad, an
nouuDod ne hid made Application to
the labor board fur permission "a
tContinucd ON page two.b
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
House in Recess
While Appropriation
Committee Works

SANTA FE, y. NJ, March IL
Neither house uf the l-gislntur" was
IN session this morning, tho house ad-
iourning Immediately after couN"ntng
az ten o'clock tn permit the finarc"
committee to Cumpl"t" its work on
the appropriation Hill. II was tn"
plan Of the hous" manager 90 pass
the hill this afternoon, and send II to
conference tonight \ number ot inn
portaut bills remain before the house
.ncludlnE the taN legislation hill, but
II h. rNpr,trd that those can ~" dis
posed uf this afternoon and tonight,
and that an Adjournment can be Sc
cured at noon saturday,
The senate ~ practically through
with It's business with the exception
OF the appropriation hill Tn" cl'ri.
cal work ut both houses is very well
advanced. the flood OF last minute
bills having been practically cared
Tor tu that IA, enrolling and rngross
INK at measures is not expected 20 de-
lav the Adjournment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
\. D. BURSUM
IS APPOINTED
j. :. SENATOR
Gov. Mechem Fills Va
cancy Caused by Falls
Resignation


"' '''
''''' % ''"
lN' governor made the announce
m.li without Other comment than
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Hld thHf h' had t' .vEttph"l the in
formation. of Ga. .ruuipiiu,ut q, Sen.
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''.' "l 'h' interior f1lI
while the upuu utm'nt had been
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o." MI iur.uW. nnd "t i"lI'Itntun" to
tine governor upuu his selection
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'''''"' "' too 'h'"' "'h'' 'hih "' "P'
Ir". uyuu "t The honor conferred by
iu, uuuu,utm,uI Iir did not know
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'''"'' h'm q" X" 10 Washington hu'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
ALL RAILWAYS
FALL IN LINE
ON WAGE CUT
Must Reduce or Go
Bankrupt, Officials
Assert

CHICAGO. March ll.--NiTtually
all ~ the larger western railroads to-
day had swung into lin" In the policy
started few days ago hy several
eastern railroads at taking steps To
bring about reductions IN the war
time wage srnic OF un~killcd -m-
piuy-s
The reductions viii he urged rail.
road Officials said. to keep the roads
out OF bankruptcy and enable them
eventually to rcduc, traffic rates
which now were said to b" higher
than IN. public can hear" Various
railroad presidents declared the roads
wrr rNitiug entirely ou credit
A. th. same tim. statements from
officials OF the AFru,i1tiuu OF Railway
Executives said that lower rates uf
pay FOR skilled workers. probably
would be- sought after IA. wages Tor
unskillod men had been settled
2O Per Cent Cut.
one road. IN" ChlrHgu Gr.atWrst-
ern. took IN. lead umunE tn W-str-r
lines Iu the matter ut reductions bN
announcing that II proposed 20 pei
cent d"rrvaS" iu tho pay uf every cm-
pluvv. from IN" president down with
the exception of train s"rNi," men.
telegraph operators aud other skilled
men The pay OF unskillod workers
would hr brought down 90 conform
with IN" rates paid iu other industries
u pus-ihl" Conferences Will h. held
with the employees at O'lw,iu. Iowa.
March ~ Ahnut 5000 men would
be- affected
The chicago. Burlington y quincy
and the chicago a Alton we're the
only roads 90 Huuuunu" today that
they would seek reductions tur uu.
skilled employees Th, futmrr Utu-
posed reduction at So cents IN pay
eft unsklll"d workers az a meeting
with representatives oi employees y---
trrdIN
santa I'c To Make Gut.
Tn, Santa Ir. tho thIrurD MUwau.
Er- aud ~ Paul tho chicago. Rock
island ana ga .II,. and m" Chicago
- NYrihw'st"ru announced proposed
reductions lHHt might Tho Northern
ruriI. and the Great northern pre-
viouHy had announced conference
With their CWpluy,s
IN, Illinois Genital hH1 uo unl.iu'
statement tu make. Iu' 90 was under
stood that this road and several 9TH
'iS expected Co. take the sam. action
Hs rho other lines
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11
FALLS SON-|N-LAW
IS APPO|NTE AS
CUSTOMS COLLECTOR
Clarence c. Chase of
Three Rivers Named
for District No. "a

WNSH1SGTOS. March il-Fur-
NOR Representative John J. E'-ch ~
Wisconsin. and Mark W Potter or
N.w York. were nominated today by
President iiIrdiug 10 ho members II
tn" interstate. commerce rummi issiut.
Wham % Joyc. 81 Los Angeles,
California. was r.nomiuntrd for
membership ON m" federal farm loan
board
Medical Director Edward Il suit.
was nominated fu h, surgeon general
OF th" navy At the same tim" the
president named Captain Charles B.
M,Nay Jr &" De- chirf - the bureau
Of ordinance with the rank OF rear
admiral
Thomas q. Marvin OF MaAachu
rottL was nominated To- b" "a member
Of the t1riu commission ANA WIN s.
Gulb"rtsuu ui Kansas. was rruom-
mated as e member nt that commits.
sion
Fred Morris D,ariug of Missouri
was nominated today los President
Harding To- hr assistant a'cr,'hry ui
si'itr.
Clarence G. Chus, %: Thrco Rivers
Sew Mexico. wa nominated collector
Of custom. lnr district 80. e. H. Is
spu-tu law uI senator Fan. TN"
district includes IA" Sew MvAlco and
Texas border. Other nominations
included Chaplain John Thomas
ANfou 90 b" thi'i ut Complains 90 the
army with the Iauk 81 colonel, col
Gustnv' luko-h tu h' q member OF
the Mississippi river commission aud
Ernest Lester Jones ct Nirglnin to
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Big Refunds Likely
For Thousands of
Income Tax Payers

wASHINGTpN March III Soh'i-
tor General Hrivrsuu. iu closing the
governments argument today iu tE"
corporate bond tax case" before the
supreme court, conceded formally
that the internal roVruu" bureau had
erred In assessing ~ profit the dr.
ference between the market value ot
un investment on March !, 1913, ana
that on a subsequent date of sale.
"lf the court accepts Mr Frierson' :
view. ~ AssuViato Justice Hitn"N In
dicatcd that ~ would thousands ni
individuals assessments upon which
millions Of dollars In taxes already
have been paid, will De annullcd,
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wOHkI3RS ORDERED To
REPORT On MONDAY

OMAHA. Sch. March H. Mem
hers of IA" Amglgamated Meat cutters
and lutohcr Workmcu's union are
under Instructions to go 10 work the
same a. usual neat Monday which Is
IN" dhy set by the blk packers for
wage reductions ana changes in work
ing hours iu the packing industry ia
go INTO effect. according 10 Jacob
Davis. union president Tor this dis
tTlCt
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LABOR SECRETARY
DISCUSSES PACKERS
CASE WITH HARDING
Will Give Out Statement
Tonight on Labor
Situation

WASHINGTOS March l-Sccre-
tary ~ Labor Dayls late today con
frrrod for an hour ana half with
President Harding rclativ. 10 the i'm
pending strik" ~ packing house on.
ployrs ana after the conference Mr..
Davis announced that he would issue
a statement ou the matters discussed
az O'Clock tonight
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In College Hnlls
First Undergrad. What shall We
do
Second Undergrad "lu spin roin.
90 uH heads N",I Eu tu she movies.
aua We go to she dance. and u u
stands .u edge we'll stud, London
ppni,u