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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
COLLARS AND J..BoT GUIMPEs
Net and oruandle Combined In Neck
wear Fssturlng the plrsetoirs
10 wlnsome.

Frequently net and orgnndie are
combined In gilets or guimpes featur-
ing the directoire collar. The collar
Is OF white organdie, while the vest
portion Is Of tucked net trimmed with
vertical strips OF fiuted white organdIs
bound with black Md. The collar con-
sists Of high, straight band topped
by n bristllng frill Of plated organdie
bound with the black kid. There IL q
smart cravat OF white organdie, itl
pointed ends tipped with black, and
very narrow black kid belt.
Flnttering jabot guimpes are much
in evidence. All IRE OF fine imported
materials with delicate hand embroId.
cry, usually In white, although occa.
slonnlly a bit OF color Is introduced
but 1t is more often In the form Of q
binding than embroidery.
For schoolgirls frocks there are the
plain round collars and cuffs OF heavy
linen. and for more dressed.up occa.
siOns narrow collars and cuffs made
entirely Of lace rufTles.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
FUNERAL SERVICE
OF BABY BENSON

Funeral services over the remains
Of Barbara Lou Benson, the eigh-
teen months old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Taft Benson, were held at
the family residence Saturday at 4
o'clock.
The house was filled to capacity
with many sympathetic friends who
with the bereaved sincerely mourned
the loss Of this sweet little girl. Mus
zeal numbers were furnished BY a
mixed Quartettn. Mrs. Rula Chris
Jensen, Mrs. Sarah Blair Anderson.
and Messrs. James McMurrin and
Charles o. Peterson.
Opening prayer was offered by e.
der John II. Anderson.
The speakers were Bishop Serr,
Benson, Elders Alma Some and WI
liam 4. Noble. all sneakiug worrq =.
comfort and consolation TO the be
reaved father and mother.
p"0edi"tion vvna nronauncad ~.
President Joseph r. Carbon. The 70
mime were taten ~ Salt Lake CITY
for interment Sunday morning.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

The entertainment consisted of gam-
es, music and the serving of refresh
Iments.
Mr., and Mrs. A. d. Weeks enter
tanned at o'clock on Sunday in
honor of Prof. and Mrs. p. r, Peter
son of Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs Jess Roylance, Mrs.
Annie Miles, Mr.. and Mrs, Truman
Hillyard, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill
yard, Mr.. and Mrs. John Plowman,
Bishop and Mrs. Lorenzo Toolson.
Bishop and Mrs. G. j. Plowman,
Mr.. Richard Smith, Mr.. Vernon It'd,
well, James Miekle, Fred Gyllens-
kog, Lulu Roskelley, Esther Hun
rich, Olga Larson, Edna Peterson
and Mrs. John Corbet were Salt Lake
visitors the past week where they
attended the fair and conference.
The Misses Maggie and Mary Pc
terson entertained at swimming
party at the b. Y. c. Pool on Fri
day evening at which the following
were present: The Misses Lowell sor.
enson, Amelia and Mary o. Peter
son of Smithfield and Eunlce Ash
icroft, Hattie and Lillian Morrell
Mildred DANES of Hyde Park and
Miss Bessie Smith of Logan.
Mrs. George L. Farrell left Fri.
day morning for Ogden where she
will spend month with Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Ensign and family.
Mr.. Theodore T. Geary was uni
ted in marriage on Wednesday al
Logan to Miss Florence welch OF
Providence, who is one OF our school
teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Miles. Mrs
Kinda Chambers, Mrs. Mary Griffiths
and Mrs. T. b. ,Farr motored to
Salt Lake on Friday and spent a
few days visiting there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Miles. FIovd
Miles, Sam Tout and Phillip Tout
left Saturday morning of last week
Tor st. Anthony, Idaho, where they
attended the funeral of Mrs. Maggie
Jenkins.
Bishop and Mrs. w. L. VIM and
family motored to Salt Lake on Fri.
day and spent the week end VISITING
with their son, Glenn, who is at.
tending the U. of U.
Mrs. J. F. Atkinson entertained
the little friends of her son, Willis
on Monday to birthday party. The
afternoon was spent in playing gam.
es after which a dainty luncheon
was served.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
THE OLDFIRrPLACF

Have you gathered round the fire
place,
As in winter days Of yore,
And Just loved to talk things over,
With the folks in comfort there?
Did 1t not just bring you closer,
All together as you sat,
Planning for the coming morrow,
On that homestead, all 80 calm?
Did you love TO see the flicker,
OF the light upon the walls,
And just look up at the rafters,
The sweet LONELINESS Of It all?
Can we not again Just see them,
As We did in days agone.
And just travel back to childhood.
And the fireplace on the farm,
AZ we fire that old coal heater,
With the ISM glass and all.
And sit watching that same flicker
As the lights are all turned low,
And just smuggling in that armchair
Toast our feet before it's glow,
And just plan again the morrow,
As we onward, onward go.
A. G. PEARSON,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
Net Lamo Shades,

Lamp shades made Of net are at.
tractive In the room. For a living
room select colored silk for your
foundation. BE careful to get some
thing that will give the note OF bril-.
lInncy needed and yet will not cast
an unbecoming light on the face ~
the guests. Then select a net or lace
that has a striking pattern, dy" II
black or q dark color and mOuI
VVoS The sOlOrsd sim f0andAlIoa.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
H Y R u NJ

HYRUM, Oct. 49, Tuesday ev-
ening a party was held in the LIST
ward meeting house for all of the
workers and members of the mu-
tual Improvement Organizations Of
the ward. A musical program was
rendered after which refreshments
were served and a general good time
enjoyed.
Mrs. Veda BEDFORD and children
of Rupert, Idaho, are guests of hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. X. Larsen.
Among those who attended the
conference and fair held at Salt
Lake City, were: Mr. and Mrs. Hans
P. Andersen, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Nielsen, Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Allen.
Miss Reta Allen, Mrs. Ernest Peter
sen Jr., Albin Clawsen, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Eliason, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ".
Peterson, Mrs. II. H. Petersen, Mr.
and Mrs. ]. A. Wahlen, Miss Norma
Olsen, Miss Lyman Liljenquist, Miss
Bessie Brown, Mr.. Merrill Baxter.
Mr.. John Baxter. Mr.. and Mrs. n. W.
Christensen, Mrs. Otilie Jensen ana
Miss Lettie Sorensen.
Mrs. John Eliason entertained al
her home in honor of her birthday
anniversary, Wednesday afternoon
the following guests: Mesdames,
c. A. Nielsen, Edith Sorensen, Rosa
Christensen, Armeda Mcbride, Otil-
lie Jensen, Loyina Eliason Francis
Eliason, Eugene Petersen, Leo Yea
ties Smith. Mr.. VIM. Mcbride, Mr..
r. A. Eliason, Belva Sorensen, Mary
and Verna Eliason, Melvin and Der
Wan Eliason and Irwin Serensep.
Miss Veda Anderson of Weiser,
Idaho is visiting here with relatives
for a week or ten days.
A baby girl was. born to Mrs.
Dean Goodsell Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nels
Larsen of this city.
During the past week baby girls
have arrived at the homes OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Henderson and Mr..
and Mrs. Niels Johnson.
Miss Jennie Christensen enter.
tanned Saturday evening at her bone
the following friends: Mesdames
Charlotte Allen, CIarice Jensen, An.
ma NJ, Ralph. Della Daley, Miss
Bernice Bradley. Mrs. Ronnell, Miss
Martha Christensen and Mrs. Jesse
7. Wilson of Preston. Idaho. Re
treshments were served. The even
ing was spent in social chat.
Miss Lettie A. Sorenson after at
tending conference and the fair at
Salt Lake City is now visiting rela-
tiyes at Provo for a few days.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse T. Wilson and
little son, OPPRESSION, Idaho spent
the last week end here with Mr..
Wilson's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Melkelsen en-
tertained at dinner Sunday evening
at their residence. Covers were laid
for eight
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
messy Marriage Ceremony.

At a marriage ceremony In Borneo
a young live hen Is waved over and
around the bride aud bridegroom, af-
ter which II is killed. The blood Is
smeared ON the forehead, neck, chest,
hands and feet OF the bridal pair, and
following this the tgo ydaub 'eaieh oh
er's hoEelleads.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18
Really Quite Simple

Betty was late for school several
days in succession, and her teacher
took her to task for II, saying, Gan
you give me a good reason for your
being later Betty was quiet for q
moment, and then said, I'VE just
Sleeps ts all know"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-10-18

s. Mr.. J. ". Hsadrieks Of Richmond
was In Logan yesterday on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
OPPONENTS OF COMMISSIONERS RE
DrSTRrCTINQ POINT OUT
FLAWS OF THE BILL
Claim Il Would Place Unreasonable
Amount OF Political influence
with Few People

Considerable interest is being shown
by the citizens of Wheeling IN bill
introduced in the leELsAtur" by h"n.
Milton McColloch. Of Ohio county. 10
secure 10 the citizens "uts'"H OF Vhl@
county one member OF the board OF
county commissioners who IS resident
ut that portion OF the county OUTSIDE
the city limits.
When the present IN" h'HiEna'. .h
three districts in Ohio county for IN"
election Of county COMMISSIONERS WAS
passed, II provided :hat on" r"mmlS-
Sioncr should BE- elected from mat TOR
ton OF Wheeling south Of the creek. enc
from that portion north ut IN" creek:
and one from the county outside OF
When Warwcod and the RESIDENTIAL
territory out tho Wheeling creek valley
WAS Incorporated by annexation M"
Greater Wheeling. ii was C"nt"nd"o ny
some that the new county commissioner
could not come from either Of these new
sections OF Wheeling. The attorney gen
-ral of the state heidi otherwise now
EYER ruling that III" stat IA" H.i',itS
designated geographical sections OF "Huai
size for thu election Of CommISSIChcr"'
and that the change in the CltyS h"Ch-
G!,ricS did not affect the oriC'nl! houh-
dairy lines OF the commissioner G'S-
trirtS. ,.,
MIR. McCollnch's bill seems puit"'y
likely 10 meet with CnnSidCrah'" "pp"-
Siti0n. II the m"arur" wcT" passed u
IS pointed out that ah"nt "'"V" N"''FN
OUTSIDE, of Wheeling would h" gwen. :"
rSr rS mo county commissioner board
is concerned. as much political power
as nearly 10000 voters in H." city w"uI"
have. and tina, 5000 voters ~ the c"un-
try section Of tho county w"G'h nav"
the controlling !Nflu"nc" over Inc 'h'"T
t,xrtving capacity OF tn" county and
control expenditures OF taxes raid ny
citizens in the city. who pay apron
matcly 90 per cent OF all in' county
taxes.
In other words. opponents Of tho h.ll
contend a very small proportion o. IN"
taxpayers OF the county which pays
very small proportion OF me county lAE
rnrId raIn IN ;tuurcaS soma bic amount or
power in proportion to that retained by
III. great majority Of n" citizens VINO
nav 90 per cent uf III" taxes II IS re-
.Ird..d as likely that Island citizens ana
f,>rr,yrrS below the creek viii register
especially strong protests against the
measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
MOSS IRON WORKS ACQUIRES
|N'NECHEN PRESE RNNG PLANT
DEED RECORDED YESTERDAY Re
vEAI.S PURCHASE FROM CON-
GRESHAM ROSENBLOOM
PR1CE PAID FOR GROUND AND
PLANT Is SAID TO HAVE BEEN
ABOUT $4,000
pn.ANs OF PURCHASER rNCoM-
PIETE, BUT PROPERTY WILL
BE OCCUPIED SOON

Ry = dced recorded Yesterday n IN -
county court with Clerk !. Howard
wells, the J. Z. Moss Iron Works be
comes the owner Of a largo tract Of
land bounded by Market. Chapline
Tw~rty-sevCHth and Twenty eighth
streets. Tn" properly VAS purchased
rom Congressman ErUiam'u l. EoS"n-
hnnm, the purchase pr:,c beng So
600.
Tho property purchased yesterday =
now occupied hy tn" MCMechcn ir"-
serving factory. and has been N use
foe many years rs n" sam" company
on the grounds = = four story brick
building. which Is pt-tly h"InyuScd ut
present
J. L Moss prNsidHnt and treasurer
~ the company. i;LSt evening stated that
his company NJ the present time has
plans incomplCte for occupying the
structure which Is adjacent 70 tho
onmprny's present holdings. but added
Il IL thought i viii b" used within
the near future at least temporarily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
e GRADUATES
FOR NARWOOD
DIR. GOODNIGHT, BETHANY PRESI
DENT, COMMENCEMENT
SPEAKER
Exercises Set For May 23-week to Be
Busy Ono

cant WAS made last evening
by 5000. -.-..y Smith. superintendent
al tn. Eirhiand district schools. IN II
pr. tlnyd Goodnight. president OF Beth
any I'n,i~E". Will d"iiy"C III" commence
nrnt address on Monday evening. Ma
-. to tH,' graduating class Of Narw"od
High school,
TINS year class Of twcnty-ctGnt
Stu.lrutS VIII graduate. There IS ais"
4 class IF thlrty-ei -ht Junior High who
Will -ru,lu,i" az tho same time 80 that
IN September they VIII begin their
Freshman year IN high school.
I'OmmcnC"rn"ut week. in W1rwno'!
Hl=h school promises 20 ho very aCtiv"
~ SOMETHING is planned for every day
during the week including Junior and
Senior nights As We'll rs other events.
Field Day exercises will be held on
Tuesday. May -. ct thc new athlete"
fi"id in the northern part Of WarwoHd
wh;rh hut rcr"Vt,y was acquired ny N"
board Of ,.,tucttiOr. All pupils from the
SMALLEST UP n the higher grades a. well
as 'huS" in high Srho". viii tax" part
, n frrSt. pNTrC:SCS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
DEMURRER DAY
DemnrrerB In Several Cases for Grim
inal Court Term to Be Argued
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will be demurrer day in
criminal court. and although there are
quite few cases to be argued tomor-
row, 4 Is expected the session which
will begin At $50 =. III. will BE- finished
before noon.
Next week ~ the busy week Of the
term which opened this week, ten cases
being set for trial, among them being
s"vrrral appeals. on Monday. Louis
stuff. colurcd. viii he arraEned for
pistol tut!ng. white HrdEy Schaffer
charged with contributing To the de-
linquency OF 4 small boy. Will also be
! ca He'd before tho court.
The peace bond appeal Of Julia Hamm
. is SGT for Tuesday. while on Wcdnrs-
day james Allen goes on trial for
committing serious offcusc upon a
young boy.
Louis STANLEY. Culorcd. is set TO he
tried Friday for pistol toting, while
! Guidir Good goes on trial Thursday
/ tor the same Offensc. Louis Stitrs
/ appeal from the juStiC" court whore he
was fined s5n and costs and sentenced
! TO srrv" six months in the county jail
. is also set Tor Thursday
Perhaps the biggest case Of tho week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
START REPAIRS.

WOW was S'aTicl N"E;"ru1Y ~ T"cA
contractors on tre r"m"d",lag "t m"
Str~rro"rl at so. - ri"F"nth >'''''.
u.ri,n -or many wears has ben occupied
y, 1. T.rrkrl n company This store
room. after completely r"mo"' lei. VII
ha uccu3sod hy Rratton 1t Sh:d".i. mIN'-
mes wiu a. present ar" o"ruHE ms
rooms N tn. Wh"nI.nC S;"rl Corporation
hH.,i.H-.
All repairs and alterations ar" "7.
3nrtcT u be completed within q SNORT
;.,,r 50 that tho n"w owners can rave
Their opening on or about May |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
Noon-Day Service for
Men at St. Matthew's

TODAY at noon there win b . -.
vice in St Matthew'S Protestant EoAs-
copal church. corner Of Fifteenth ana
Chapline streets, for men. This seryseA
will last twenty-five minutes from 1895
to 1850. will begin and end promptly.
1t will be addressed by the Rev. VIII
liam Meade OF Moundsville. The eef-
vice will consist OF a few hymns sung
by the congregation. prayers. and TON
minute address. These services are AZ
ways very helpful. and all men are cor
daily invited. 1875 sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
BOOSTER COMMITTEE
Credit Men Name Committee to Plar
for T7ip to the Parkers-
burg Convention

\ boosters committee composed Of w.
e. Mcti"cCur. Stanley Floyd and H. l..
King. al members OF the Wheeling AS,
Snc!ation rf Crrdi: Men has been named
- look after AL plans for n" >'tt'' con
ycnt.on 81 the Cr"dlr Mon which vii! hr
held on Thursday. April II. At lHrk'rs-
burg.
Tho committee intends To CT enough
mnlnhrrS t. ,uakN ~" trip SO that Sn"-
al car can r" chartered and '1at they
WI bc able L. attend ihiS affair II a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
NOMINATING CoMruTTEE.

Thu, nominating commits" o. 49,
Wheeling Association OF Credit Men ar
busy at the present tim" on MANS Tor
the coming annual meeting which viii
be held on Thursday March 81 ~ pres
ont j, Is not known lust wh"r" the me-
ing viii be- held. \; this meeting t."
annual report VIII h" read. followed Ivy
the election of officers for u" ensuing
YEAR. as :he year ot mis- organization
ends on March 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
DAN HERD
WELL Known WHEELING MILL
NAN SEEKS APPoINTMENT.
To Be Labor Commissio Under
Governor Morgan

Mr. Dan Herd. one Of the hest known
mill workers in this city. has east MS
hat into the ring as Il candidate Tor the
comm ssionership of labor under Gov
crnor Morgan. Mr. Herd is An earnest
and lifelong Republican. He has been
an active party worker. and IN addition
thereto. has been very prominent IN Ia
Dor circles. II" has been recording sec
rotary, financial secretary and pr"si-
dent Of Crescent Lodge. Analgamatcd
Association Of Iron and stool orkers'
and in those responsible positions has
exercised A strong influence in labor
circles. Mr.. Herd is making an aggr"S-
sivc fight for the appointment OF com
missioner and has enlisted large
amount Of influential support through
out this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
BOY SCOUT NOTES

Plans are underway ~ nc present
time hy oN,"ir'$ Of Tie Wh""l:uE coun-
e.. ui Roy Si."U'S ~ = h.Sc - amp
Aga;.,:"s. Ia 10. !..'t On Friday and sat
ur,!ar April ! aud > NcctIT a few
@; thu. b"ya nave signed NJ {" =" N IN"
hike - IT," camp which IS located up
B.C Wheeling crock. Further ArranN-
mrltS Cunrrru.nl; THIS hike Will be an
noUaC"d ~ a later date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11

Meetings Of th" ton troops or Roy
scouts Will - hid this "v"n!u= AZ n"
disT"~rut meeting PLACES. They arr
,.hu-rb. Tr,0p ~. ;. !'.~~t PRESBYTERIAN
church: Troop No. :. EdEwond Method
-: church. Troop No. .. S""onL I'r"Shy
,eriar c&urrh. Troop NJ. Ia. Thompson
Methods, church. Troop No. IS. lin
Grow Mr'.,n,ll~t church. Troop No. Is.
Trinity Lutheran church. Troop NJ. p.
W,-wouG I.r"&hyt"ridU church. Tro"%
80 !. r;lrndalc N"tho6lst church ana
Troop No. l. al the B"Ilaire METHODIST
=
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11

\ meeting Oc tho cveCu'.J" board or
the scout urcar,Ia:ioA was held last
,.vcn!nE in scout hcHdGWtrtcrs At III"
Mtrkc; uI:;rriurH John &. Davis pre-
sided ard a lumber ~ very important
propositions were taken up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11

on Tuesday evening. March =. in
the assembly room "t the Chamber OF
Ga'nr~.'rr viii b. held 4 meeting OK
~" Father and Son hanuu": committee
AMI al committeeman &C the varI"uS
troops vr tn W'h"",:rg d'S'rir' ar" ~
pcctrd 10 h" present aS THIS promises
20 De AN IpUrtIUt matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11

is that OF the w. Q. McCluskey COM
pany. charged with violating the
weights and measures laws by not
marking package OF berries
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11

Daniel T. OL"ary appointed admin
ietrator Of The estate of the late Will
liam J. O'Ncill; bond $1,000.
Charles MCTamic given power ~ at
torpey by Wheeling Foreign corporation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
New Mailing Lists

We can furnish you revised lists OIL
manufacturers. dealers. investors, auto.
n,Hhiin owners and garages from West
Virginia. Ohio. Southern pennsylvania
and Maryland Arranged by counties.
Mailing guaranteed. They are big WIN
nnrs in any sales campaign.
The Central Press Bureau
Wabash Bldg, Court zlb4.
Pittsburgh. Pa.
mr-4-7-S-11-1l-1e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11
MCOLLOCH'S COMMISSIONER BILL
MEETS WITH DISFAV0R BY MANY
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Samuel q. I,aTuurctte. 63. and Lorct-
"a lame Oliver. G.. both Of New Phil
ad"lrhIa. O
Frank Ralston. 80. Wclfshurg. and
N Inbred Chambers. 81. Youngstown, O..
Rock SaIoInna, %, and Louise GIaco-
mo. 80" both Of lienwOod
Joseph Il. Kovish. 80. and Frances
kruhncki 81 both OF Elm Grove
Mcrl" L.. Howard. II. and Icrtha
Henderson. 20. both Of Elm Grove.
Deeds Recorded.
WarwoOd Land company. corpora
ton. To Lucinda l.. Smith. property IN
South Warrnod: consideration $40.
benjamin L. roSenblonm. 10 J. f.,
Moss Iron Works. property on Joseph
Caldwell addition: consideration $40.
NJ A. I.aShlcy and wife" I" p. B.
Daniels. property in Sprlngdate: con-
SIL,.rltirn $40
Cathcrinr Reed Ia Elias MOsad, prop
rrtv in John EoCCS addition. o"nStd-
Grafton $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-11

-HuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
WANT INFORMATION
FROM LATE ENEMY

Washington, Aug. 3l.-Rrr"mmenda-
ton that "prov!-lon DC made IN forth
coming negotiations With Germany and
Austria" 10 enable the allen property
custodian to obtain Information IN those
countries for use IN litigation pending
IN this country over property seized 10y
The government during the war. was
mad" to President Harding today by
Colonel Thomas w. Miller. the cus,o-
dian.
!: ~ necessary In the hest Interests Of
the government, Colonel Miller said.
that American agents be afforded taciI-
res n both Germany and Austria FOR
clearing up matters f"r f"rm-: enemy
owners and particularly with regard 10
number OF cases now pending before
the courts.
Formation OF a policy - govern the
ultimate disposition % S".zcI German
and Austrian property VIZ discussed
VIII the president. Colonel M..."T recon-
mcnd:ns the withholding ~ c""my prop
crtv until satisfaction Is mad" in CON
nec,!on with tho St0o. n00.n0 in Anert-
can claims against Germany.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-01
TARIFF REGULATED;
TAX BILL COMES UP

Washington. Aug. 3l.--Tnriff Gucs-
lions had their last inning for several
weeks before the senate finance rom
mI,tec today and the committee ma ir
ready to take up the house revenue bli!
tomorrow.
The tax measure will hold the center
OF the stagc unit! nntl rommlttc" action
has been Inken and il IL ready for the
senate Senate leaders said today II
would b" pussibi" Ia CuU.pletc commit
tee action In two weeks. although their
plan con,"nIhatcs Only having the bit
ready for submission when the senate
recunvcles September q.
No opcn hearings on taxes have been
announced. the committee under present
plains Intending L. work wholly Gchlhu
closed doors. discussing the the sub
tects win treasury officials and tax en-
perts. Secretary Mellon has been asked
To be present on september !.
Little Indication has been given a.
10 uhat changes. II any, may be made
Ia the house bill. The committee. how
ever. VII. have for i's consideration
new tax program announced yesterday
hy Senator SmoO: (RcpD Utah. which
Ia So; sock 10 have substituted for IN"
house bill.