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Evening star., 1921-09-22
CONFERENCE ON JoBLEss
MAY END IN A MONTH
After Organization Committees
Will Discuss Matters TO Bs Re-
ported to FUN Meeting.

Additional names Of members Of the
Presidents conference on unemploy.
mont to complete the list Of the con-
fereea are expected to hs announaed
this afternoon by Secretary Hoover.
Immediately after an organisatton
meeting the conference will dissolve
into committees to consider. the
various points to be taken Up for fnai
disposition In full meeting.
Duration Of the conference, 1t was
understood today. will rest on the ex-
tent to which the oonferees delve into
the present reasons for unemployment
and the speed with which committees
handle matters charged TO them. From
present Indications 1t 10 expected the
conference would last not more than
q month and that within that time tho
administration will be ready to con-
slider plans for practical policy to
combat unemployment.
The problem Of the immediate needs
Of the workers will be the big topic
before the unemployment conference.
Special committees, Il was said, might
continue the invsstigation OF various
phases OF the unemployment situation
for some time, but the main confer
ence is expected to complete ito labors
in three or four weeks.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
HOME ECONOMICS SCHOOL
Research University Announces
Organization Of New Courses.

Organization OF q new scnool OF
home economics at Research Univers-
ity was announced today by President
Rapeer. The school has been organized
with the help of experts in the gov
erpment service.
Some Of the subjects and instructors
for the new school will be al follows:
Mary Edna Erickson will teach class
es in cooking and dietetics. Prof. Eric
son is a graduate of the home eco
Monies department of the University
Of Utah. and has had censiderable ex. e. :
Coyne. a graduate Of the home eco
Monies department Of the Rhode RI Is
making, household management and
food chemistry.
Mary Jeannette Loeffel will teach
a course in costume designing. Dean
John Marston Goodwin will teach
Glasses in interior decoration. Frances
Chandler Rapeer win teach class in
social usage and etiquette. and Presi-
dent Rapeer will teach > class on the
Psychology of childhood.
Lydia Allen De Vilbiss, n. D., will
teach Q class ON personal hygiene.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
IMPORTANT CHANGE
IN HOUSE TAX BILL
Taxes on Capital Net Gain New
Problem in Measure Before
Senate.

An important change in the House tax
bill not heretofore made public deals
with taxes on capital net gain. The
Senate committee measure provides
that If any taxpayer derives a capital
net gain in any taxable year "such
capital net gain shall be stated
separately from the ordinary net in
come in the taxpayers return; and
only 40 per cent of such capital net
gain shall be taken into account in
determining the amount OF the net
income upon which taxes are i'm
posed by sections 210. all and $40 of
this title (the normal income, surtax
and corporation tax sections). In any
such case the tax shall be collected
and paid upon the sum of the amount
of ordinary net income plus 40 per
cent Of the amount of the capital
net gain"
The House bill provided that in the
case OF any taxpayer. other than
corporation. whose ordinary net IN
come and capital net gain together
posed should be the amount of the
tax on the ordinary net income plus
12h per cent of the capital net
gain. or minus 12h per cent OF the
capital net loss, as the case may be-;
but in no case, where taxpayer de-
rives a capital net gain. shall the
total tax be less than 12h per cent
of the total net income"
A change in the present law agreed
upon by the finance committee pro-
vides that in the case OF bona
hde sale of mines, oil or gas wells.
or any interest therein. where the
principal value of the property has
been demonstrated by prospecting or
exploration and discovery work done
by the taxpayer, the portion of the
tax imposed by the income surtax
section of the law attributable to
such sale shall not exceed after this
calendar year 16 per cent of the SELL
ing price Of such property or inter-
law is 20 per cent, and it is continued
for this calendar year. .
Evening star., 1921-09-22
SENATOR WILLIS YIELDS.
Withdraws Opposition to Nomina
ton of C n. Nauts.

What was described as complete
agreement to clear UP the republican
patronage row in Ohio was reached to-
dag, at an hours conference between
s3sident Harding and Senator Willis.
fsnublican, of that state.
Finder the agreement it is understood
that Senator Willis will withdraw his
opposition to the nomination of Charles
H.Nauts as collector of internal revenue
for the Toledo district and that slate
of other appointments acceptable to all
gFagps Of the party will be closed in
rtIn very near future. Nauts, whose con-
6mnation has been held up for several
weeks by the Ohio senator, is under
stood to have been selected by the
President on Recommendation of Wal
ter F. Brown, chairman of the govern.
nent reorganization committee, and an
opponent of Mr.. Willis for the sena-
torfal nomination last year.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
POLICE HEAD DEFIANT
DESPITE CONTEMPT FINE
Chicago Corporation counsel's OF.
f1ce Says He Will Neither Pay
Nor Go to Jail.
By tise Aasocia ted Press.

By tise Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September 22.-Charles
Fitsmorris. general superintendent Of
police. convicted yesterday of con-
tempt of court by Judge Joseph David
and sentenced to fivs days In Jail and
fined 500. will never pay the fine or
serve the sentence. the corporation
counseIs Office declared. Prepara-
tions are being made to carry an
appeal to the supreme court
Fitzmorris was found guilty after
he reiterated in court criticisms di-
rected at an insanity hearing given
Carl Wanderer. convicted murderer,
before Judge David. Commenting on
the fact that Wanderer had twice
been found guilty by jurtes. once for
the murder of his wife and once for
the murder OF ragged stranger"
whom he hired to stage fake hold
UP. and that his sanity had already
been passed on once. Fitzmorris de-
clared on the time of the second sani-
ty hearing that:
IF murderers continue to be re-
leased on insanity pleas they are not
half az Grassy as the policemen who
are working day and night to send
them to jail"
Evening star., 1921-09-22
MAsoNs TO STAGE CIRCUS.
Special Nights VIII Be cslebratet
BY Various Lodges.

Joppa Lodge, NO. ~, VIII open lte
Arst annual onsn.air celebration at
Georgia avenue and Quincy street
Monday night, continuing through the
entire week to commemorate the Arst
anniversary Of the lodge. Tho CON.
mittee has arranged the fellewias
special nightss Monday. Grotte; Tues
day. Blue lodges; Wednesday, GhrIne;
CLUBS: Saturday. general. Members
Of these bodies are cordially invited
to be present, ana the committee re-
quests that club members wear the
Ia, There will be speeiai free at
traetiens every night, The commits
to Rand present MandaY night and the
Shrins Band on. Weaneaaay pleht.
The proceeds viii 60 TO the building
funA Of Jeppa LsdEe Temple.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

Rear Admiral Robert g. Griffin.
whose resignation as chief Of the
bureau Of engineering Of the Navy
goes into effect today, was presented
this morning with a silver loving cup
in token of the high esteem in which
he 10 held by his subordinates. The
cup was presented by Rear Admiral
c. W. Dyson in the name of the en-
ployes OF the bureau. Admiral Grif-
I'm. q virginian. has served in the
Navy for thirty-seven years and re-
tires from active duty onnSeptenber q.
He will be succeeded by Capt. ]. X.
Robson of the bureau OF operations
and head of the wage board of re-
view. Capt. Robson is a native of
Michigan and during the war COM
manded the cruiser Huntington,
which was engaged in convoy work
in 1917 and 1918.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
TORNADO SPREADS RUIN.
Causes Injury to Number and
1900, 600 Loss at zanesville.

GAINESVILLE, Ohio. September "a
All wreckage and debris left in the
path Of the tornado which struck
three blocks in the business district
of this city shortly after noon yes
tefday has been cleared away.
Damage wrought by the twister was
estimated at slightly more than $780,
900. A number of persons, mostly
motorists, were slightly injured by
aying pieces OF debris, which pene-
tratsd tops of their cars. Scores were
reported as having narrowly escaped
possible injury by entering buildings.
The full force of the tornado was
spent in three city blocks J: Within
this area buildings were iunroofed,
chimneys were hurled to the ground
and Main street was swept Of signs,
Many glass store fronts and windows
were shattered
Evening star., 1921-09-22
TO DEMAND WORK OR PAY.
Mass Meeting Of Metal Worker.
!. Called in Chicago on Sunday.

CHICAGO, September ga mass
meeting to demand work or federal
unemployment allowance equal to at
least rs per cent of current wages
will be held Sunday afternoon in
Washington Square Park by the
Amalgamated Metal Works Of Ameri-
ca 1t was announced today.
The meeting will be in support Of a
program for the relief of the unem-
ployed, which the Metal Workers have
submitted to Congress. The plan asks
aninimum a of $50 a week for all un-
employed workers, the allowance to
be, raised by tax levied on all sal
arfes and incomes in excess Of IS, 900 q
year that is derived fromsnon-produc-
tiIa Sources = !, 3. :. :.
at tie park bureau office It was said
that no application had been made for
permit to hold the mass meeting
and that II one is made 1t probably
would be denied. No permits have been
tsaued. for similar meetings planned
aAthesRaat. the bureau said.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
PRESIDENT ASKS SUPPORT
FROM VETERANS OF WARS
BY the Associated PTess.

DETROIT. September 22.-Bespeak-
Ing "eontinuance Of the loyalty. you
have displayed in the past. President
Harding, in . message to the conven-
tion Of the veterans of foreign wars
here yesterday. pledged the 'unending
gratitude" Of the nation to the former
service men.
The Presidents message was con-
veyed by United States Senator New
berry of Michigan.
1--WE have determined to substitute
the law Of right and Justice for the
law Of might and selashness." the
President declared in his message.
Thousands Of men took part In the
greatest, most unselfish and effective
crusade ever undertaken in the cause
Of humanity. They accomplished
what was deemed we'll nigh tmpos-
sible.
brunt Of battle hold up their hands
and support us In mobiltzing cur
character and spiritual resources"
Evening star., 1921-09-22
FOOD COSTS GAINING.

NEW YORK, September 2e.-The Ma
tional Industrial Conference Board. an
orranixattn1 Of twenty or more indus
tr{es having no connection with the
9oyernmert service. announced that It's
investigations showed that retail prices
Of food in the United States increased
4.s per cent in August. The average
Increase in the cost OF living was IL
par cent
"phfa rise leaves the decline since the
neak al higfa prices in July. 1920, at
i41 neF cent, and brings the total net
Nereese over July, 1874, back to 81 par
can't the board seid. Clothing prices
ailo Increased during August IL per
Evening star., 1921-09-22
new COLOMBIAN CABINET.

BOGoTA, Colombia, September 90
President SuareE has named the fol-
lowing cabinet to take the place Of
the one which resigned early in Sep
tamber!
Foreign afiairs. Senior Concha; in
terror. Senior Archila; finance, Senior
Rsrrio; war, Bonifacio velez; treas
ury. Garcia 0rtix; agriculture. Senior
Del Corral; public works, Senior Blu
ohelli; public instruction. Senior Res
trepo Saena,
The belief Is expressed that Senior
Coneha and SeRpr BeErio. who are
leaders OF the conservative faction
opposed to President Suarez, will not
accept the Preffered portfolios. -
Evening star., 1921-09-22
INVITATION IS DECLINED.

An Invitation to participate in the
festivities to mark the arrival Of the
ton, s. c., on October l2, has been de-
clined by President Harding. The in
vitatien to attend was extended per.
sonally by 4 special COMMITTEES, COM
posed Of John p. Grace Of Charleston
and Aldermen Daniel L. Sinkler,
Harry F. Barkeding and John p.
Michel The President informed his
callers that hia presence in wash
ington at the time of the proposed
celebration was Imperative.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
JUDGE SPANKS BOYS.
Stops Session to Apply Shoe I,
-Four Dslanquents.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, septsmber 22.
Judge E. E. Porterneld, presiding
over the juvenile court, stopped sea-
sion Of that court, removed one Of his
low shoss. and spanked four Juvenile
[delinquets with 1t.
The four boys, in court for tFuaney
from school, told the judge they would
send them to the Mccpne Home, the
county home for youthful offenders
The Judge sent out Tor . suitable stiek
but meme could be found. He thea
used his shoe,
what about seAeel Apvs'' hs asked
when he had replaced the shoe.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
oRHHANs COMING HERE.
Ms cuiay,s Adopted Family Expect
= ed Today. ... !.

Rea Admiral Newton A. McCuliy,s
1zgen Rnssian orphans, brought to
ware Expected in Washington today.
haying left Anderson. 8. C., where
thsy spent ':ths summer, yesterday,
Attemrts to get Admt l.; lGauiys .
home. fl2f I.strset, over the telephone
proved frtitless. as the telephone mad
been temporarily disconnected.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
BALLOON T0WED ASHORE
british Cruiser Asseuaa Wreeksd
City Of &c, Louis,

KINosrowN. ireland September 22,
THE British cruiser Urchin arrived
here yesterday with the wseckage Of
the City of st. Louis, the American
balloon which fell into the Irish sea
Monday evening while competing IN
the James Gordon Bennett balloon
race.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
my AGENT 4 GIANT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September z2.-
Tennessee GLAZING the .si sbiggeat .1,s,R 1msa .
Rhysaly spsn the sea ia sAs eeun-
~. try ReSsrsi Director W: x smith
today nasned on his feree Floyd Hnpr
ktas et n,E sss sssi yesIsssls sshss sthsns f,sass
hls .hesf ys,shs sfn esss'Ess' e! r.. z s9s ts ts
sesaaads, 1sfes sae pIesstes hIss !sa ! az. :.
saeisS thst he has the stFeastb el
three eveFeSe MeA.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
GETS 2 CENTS DAMAGES.
Woman Asks 10000 Tor Alleged
Assault Through Drinking.

Two cents in damages were awarded
to Mrs. Melissa ]. woodington by a
Rowan county superior court jury
here yesterday in q suit for $4,000
against w. A. Roseman, a grocer,
who, Mrs. Woodington alleged, sold
her husband favoring extracts which
he drank. causing him to mistreat
her. The husband waa a witness for
the plaintiff. Raseman also was bur-
deRsd with the costs In the case.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
REWARD FOR BRAVERY.
Postmaster General to Greet Man
Who Thwarted Robbery.

Postmaster General Hays has sum-
mpned to Washinston. to receive a
reward. Alvin g; Page, assistant chief
Fort Worth, Tex. in connection with
the killing Of two mail robbers Sep
teWbsr ~,
III, Page volunteered to serve as
mail messenger. knowing details of a
plat OF the robbers to kill the mes
senReF when the mail sack was
thrown OF ths train. Hidden In
epeetors killed the robbers frat Other
psrtieipents are to be rewarded.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
PROBING KU-KLUx.
Postmaster General Says Vigorous
Investigation Is on Foot.

The postal inspection service is MAX
ing "a very vigorous investigation" of
the Ku-Klux Khan. according to an
nouncsment yesterday afternoon by
Postmaster Genaras Hays during his
conference with newspaper men. MT
Hays declined to say on what angle
the investigation was being made, and
said he was not rAhdy to make a state
ment concerning HE matter.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
U, S. STEAMER DAMAGED,
yseahontss, Long Delayed, 'Ieread
to Tie Up at Gibraltar.

NArEns, September ao;-Ifsyelers
srriyiaE from the United States by
g Gs,saf s.s.ss rSseeasoa. rSeesses esss xhes es
recently sailed from this Pert altar
bsinE laid up for several months for
repafrs, has again suffered damage to
her machinery. The Poeahontas was
unehle TO continue the voyage to New
York, and was forced to tie UP ut
Gibraltar. where hes passsass,a were
trsVeiers say. Sevefsl days win Be
nseessary to repair the steamer.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
CONDEMNED BEFORE MAsoNs.
:Missouri Governor Declares Order

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, September 22.-Gov.
:Arthur NJ Hyde condemned the Ku-
:Klux Klan as an organization before
500 members Of the Grand Lodge of
Missouri. A. F. and NJ. last night, de-
sclaring it "a secret. furtive organiza-
.tion whose methods are subversive to
American ideals, and the rule of the
tlaw.''
: Gov. Hyde declared that Masons
shave mo connection with the organi-
ration and want nothing to do with
it,"
Evening star., 1921-09-22
nANsMEN FACE ARREST.
sIntended Parade Brings Warning
: From Texas Mayor.

BARTLETT. Tex, September "a
When notice that the K-Klux Klan
intended parading here tonight was
called to the attention of Mayor Stan
ton Allen he issued q proclamation
saying that should masked marchers
appear on the streets they would be
arrested and dealt with according to
fhe laws Of the city and state.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
POPE GIVES TO RED CROSS.

GENEVA. September "20.- Pope
Benedict has presented a million lire
TO the Joint International commission
OF Red Cross societies here. Half Of
the amount will be given to the fund
of DR., FFidt3of Nansen for Russian
relief and the other half to the Save
the children" fund,
Evening star., 1921-09-22
GREEKS LEAVING CANNON
ON TRAIL OF RETREAT
Turkish omcial Communication
Says Pursuit Continues West
Of Sakaria River.

A AHGoEAt TH2IE;AAt AsIs AIs,af Miner; sspts%,Rs, +:
sentlnss.: fhs TSskish say.ass !;
dl donlns NUMBERS 1 'Hf Of % Cannon ana ma.
chine guns and quantities OF materiaI
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
.ORAVADA RESIDENTS
MIXED OVER STORE

After securing warrants for Arthur
and James Holman, two men alleged
by l. J. Studsbaker 10 have stolen
provisions from him at Oravada,
Sheriff Brady, accompanied by L. P.
Ellison, left for that place Sunda y
morning and without difficulty located
his men bringing them to this city
yesterday morning.
Arthur Holman. one of the men ar
res etd. had for SOME time been a
partner of Studebaker in his general
supply store at Oravada, and accord
ing to his story, upon deciding to
leave that vicinity asked Studebaker
to buy his interest, which was re-
fused. Holman, assisted by his
brother, it is said, waited until Stude-
baker was away and then they drove
up with truck and fercibly entering
the store helped themselves to what
they considered half of the stock, the
provisions being estimated by Stude-
baker as amounting to $1,000.
Studebaker came in Sunday also
and the three men talked the matter
over, finally deciding to settle it out
Of court. The Hofmans were then re-
leased from custody.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
CHEMICAL COMPANY
IS FORGING AHEAD

In conference with a member of
the Silver State Chemical Company.
j. M. Fulton. general freight and pas
senger agent of the Southern Pacific.
assured him that the spur leading
from the main line to the reduction
plant site would be put In in ample
time to meet the needs of the COM
pany. This spur is all graded, being
the old branch line between the s. p.
and the W. p tracks, and all that is
needed is ties and rails. The Chemi-
cal company will pay expenses of
labor and material, with the under
standing that a rebate be made by
the railroad company as soon as the
shipping becomes a paying PROPOSE
tion. Later spur from the Western
Pacific track will be arranged.
The Chemical company also expects
to start work this week on a well
which will supply the plant with
10000 gallons of water day, this be-
ing necessary as the city can not
spare such an amount during sum-
mer months.
+. NJ Gramm of the company
states that gravel hauling is going
steadily ahead at the rate of from
nine ten yards a trip and that
the only thing that is holding back
the building is the uncertainty OF
the weather
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
COPPER NINE LOOKING BETTER

Good reports from the Nevada Con-
solidated Copper Company of Ely are
brought by Z. NJ. Gramm, who has
just returned from a business trip
TO that place. He states that another
steam shovel has been installed and
that men are being hired daily. He
says that from all indications the
mines will be running full blast with
in month. There were eight inches
of snow on the ground at Ely at the
time of his visit last week
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
BUNCH FROM COPPER CANYON
HAD JOLLY TIME SUNDAY

A jolly bunch of pleasure seekers
from Battle Mountain and the Copper
Canyon Mining Company motored
into this city Sunday evening about
6 o'clock and after having dinner at
tended the show, returning home the
same evening. The party was COM
posed of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sommer
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Somers,
Mrs. p L. Nelson, c. c. Burger Jr.,
Mrs. VIM Licking and j. ]. Halter.
Come again. neighbors
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
BATTLE OF INDIAN MIKE

The battle in which Indian Mike
and his band of warriors, who had
killed four sheepmen in northern
Washoe county. were wiped out
which occurred ten years ago Febru-
try 26, has been causing considerable
conversation lately among residents
who were here at thta time. Essen
tial details of the killings, which
took place near Golconda, are printed
in the I'm Years Gone By" column,
on page three of this issue.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
CASE SETTLED OUT OF COURT
AND JURYMEN DISCHARGED

! record is established in the Dis
care to be tried by jury during the
spring term of court. In former years
the number of jury trials has run
way up The sheep trespass case of
Oliver J. Baltizor versus Ben Yrule-
gui, set for tomorrow before jury
was settled out of court today and an
order was issued discharging the jury
for this term.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
DOCTORS TO VIEW LUNGM0TOR

ceived by the local fire department
month ago will be inspected by all
physicians of this city at meeting
of the firemen at the court house to-
night. This is for the purpose of
familiarizing physicians so that they
may be ready in case. of suffocation
emergency.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
BET HE'S A FRENCHMAN

Patrick Murphy, carpenter helper
ON the Southern Pacific, 10 years old
and born at Drumlich, Ireland, de-
clared his intention of becoming
citizen of the United States before
County Clerk Davey yesterday. He
has been in this country since Oc-
tober, last year.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
MEXICAN ARRESTED

Jesus Mesa, Mexican section hand,
was arrested by Sheriff Brady yes
terday on complaint of another Mexi-
can that Mesa had broken up his
personal property. Brady and Judge
Ritchie patched up the differences OF
the two and they went away rejoicing,
but not friends.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
AVIATION FIELD ssT- READY

under construction this week is being
painted today and if all goes we'll 1t
will be on the field tomorrow night.
The work is being done by Walter
Wilkinson, city truck driver.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-03-01
.THE SHOOTING OF NELSON

We request that every reader of
The Silver State carefully read the
editorial on page two of this issue,
under the heading of "The Shooting
of Nelson" There's message there
straight from the heart, and facts you
perhaps have not dreamed of.