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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

Mrs. A. C. Hartley entertained
the ladies aid of the Christian
church at the parsonage yester-
day afternoon. Twenty-six men,
bers were present and two visi-
taors, Mrs Edw. Chaplin and Mrs.
f. M. Smith. Dainty refresh
ments were served by Mrs. Hart
ley, assisted by the little Misses
Catherine and Neva Schnell,
Clara Olson, Vera Biggart and
Elinor Rancier. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Ed. Reed October 20. Cars
will leave the annex at l p. M.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

Rev. NJ. Pike, of the Commun-
ity church, attended the NJ. f.
district conference in Palouse,
Wash, the first half of the week,
where following the business ses-
sion, a farewell reception was
given DR.. Chas. MacCaughey, the
retiring district superintendent
who goes to take leading church
in Portland. DR.. w. Fl. Forsyth,
pastor of The Dalles, Ore, M. E..
church, was made district super
intendent to succeed DIR. Mae
Caughey.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

H. A. VonBargen, of this vic
Unity, is justly proud of the
charming 10-pOund girl baby
presented him by Mrs. VonBar-
gen on the 10Th instant. The
young lady has been given the
name of Calverna Elizabeth, and
she and her mother are getting
along finely.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

Keep in mind the big Hallow-
cen dance to be given by Ameri-
can Legion boys at the Fraternal
Hall. Oct. %.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20
Nezperce High School.

Why is it that so many stu.
dents are late this year? 1t is moi
because they live too far from
school for nine-tenths Of the tard.
mess is from students living in
town. 1t just shows carelessness
on the part of the student and un.
concern on the part of the paren .r
What if Paul Revere had been
late? Would he have gotten by
with little excuse? No. He
would not. He would never be
heard Of now if he had failed.
You will never miss the golden
opportunity if you are always on
time, and you surely don't want
to miss that opportunity.
M. A. Covington, district sup
erintendent of the Childs' Wei
fare Campaign, gave an interest
lecture in the assembly hall Fri
day along that line.
The eighth grade gave a wienie
roast in Lawyers Canyon Friday
and all concerned seemed to en-
joy the occasion immensely.
High school examinations are
taking place this week; so you
will understand the missing smile
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1921-10-20

been their principal crops, runs
from 25 to 30 bushels to the acre
Their nearest railroad point is
Gillette, 35 miles away.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Sickler,
members Of the Lewis county col
ony in the Savageton, Wyoming,
district arrived in this city Tues
day for a visit with relatives and
old friends. They have leased
their place and will spend the
next several months visiting
around. " They say all the ex-
Nezpercers over there are getting
along finely and have had a good
year. Their wheat made Is to
25 bushels and corn. which has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Copeland In Appeal =
FOf~PTDtection From
Gernl-|aden Aliens

New York, Feb lS.-Asserting that
there Is something defective in our I'M
migration methods, DR.. Royal 5. Cope
land, health commissioner Of New York
City. today tclegrahed Joseph P. Tumu-
liy. President Wilson's secretary, ask
ing assistance 10 exclude yermfn In
tested immigrants from landing on
American soil. DR.. Copeland declared
immi grants had been passed by the i'm.
migration authorities, and that subse-
quent examination by city officials re.
vealed the presence of vermin, which ere
carriers Of the typhus germ. He conn
planned that during the last two weeks
two immigrants with incipient typhuS
rad been permitted by immigration aus,
thorities 10 land here.
1t is neither saf. nor decent to ads
nit to the United States vermin infest.
ed aliens" the telegram said, Pleas
ask the President to investigate and 80
take steps to protect our conSested cfty
and the country at large"
Stations for medical examination 81
alicns reaching New York from Bostea
will be established. DR.. Copeland StAteA
This action was made imperative, ~
"a ID. by the diversion OF several liners
10 that port. in view OF the conXeSted
conditions at Ellis Island.
Police guarded all immigrants aS thSy
landed here today from the immtHrs~
ton station. They were then given .
searching examination by tho city au-
thortes in the course OF which eleven
men and seventeen women in a group
OF $50 were found to have vcrmin and
ordered deloused before being released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Musical Career Of
PaderewSki Is Ended
Five Years of War-Worry
Have Left Impression Upon
Famous Pianist.

New York. Fec. i3.-Thc pr0fe .ona.
piano paving Carer- q: the world far .
Gus PaderweSki Is a. end The list!7-
su;@hcd Polish musician whose artis-
try a, the Tiano has delighted the mus
ir lovers o. Two continent. for more
than q generation. announced his re
tiremcnt from the concert stage, con-
hymjnE regent cables dispatches. upon
his arrival here today on the steamship
France.
Piano p'ayi,Is is a closed chapter In
my l:tr. although I may do some com
no<lnS later" ne declared. when asked
:" hc would r"Sr7lr his musical career.
Five years of hard mental labor in tho
field oF internal !oual politics IN behalf
of his native Poland. have LOFT their
imprint On his phr%jcs! appca rance. Old
age and worry have whitcNed tho long
2 nd buShy hair o" his head. which count
less thousands Of persons have seen him
waving back and forth as he kept tim"
with the music produced hr his magic
hands whi,C 'hr lines In his face have
dcepenrd nnd tha sparkle in his eyes
has d.mmcd.
Tho artist-statC sulan. who - accom-
raniNd by his wife. Will spend few
DAYS at rest h~-H and then visit Pitts
burch. where ~ will add-N"S Polish
gathering on Washing on'e birthday
after which he VIII 20 to his ranch In
California to- n long -os;. FTo vas met
hcre b. StnFru Gro"opSki. Polish consul
general. or Ncw York. aud Walchew "
Go-Sti the artists st"pson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
BANKERS COME, TO
RESCUE OF ALIEN
ACCUSED OF MURDER

Spec Al Dispatch % The lntCiiIHeUC"r.
St"uben~IlIc. Ohio. Feb. l%.- Prose-
"utIrG Attorney Stanton Pcarce who has
been absent from tn" city for several
days will begin on Monday an oflic al
inT, stiGation into The killing or Car.
cncc Hamilton. World War veteran of
Toronto b. Sjey" Billi. Slay or iNr;
place who m'st"ok Hamilton and other
Youths who invaded his premises. as
robbers and fred upon them.
Ril!! who was charged with trS' d"-
of Toronto. has been released from the
""unty jail on I writ OF hahcaS corpus
issued by judge carl Smith. who rcduc-
Cd the charge and fixed bail at $1,000
which four urom:ncIt bankers Of this
city furnished. their opinion being that
tho S!av va. illegally deprived OF his
liberty IN as much as ~ believed thar
hc was protecting his own life and
property when he fred the fatal shot.
Reports at Toronto that the youths
went 70 the Bill! home for the purpose
of robbery arc generally discredted IL
being the conc"nsuS CT opinion that
their visit there WAS In the naturc Of a
boyish prank but neIcrthclesS the
prosecutor desires to got ~ the bot
tom OF the affair and will carefully in-
I-stieate these reports. TIL. case Will
probably be investigated by tho com n :;
grand jury but Il Is doubtful If Bill! is
ever called upon 10 answer further for
Hcmilton's death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Woman Murderer Killed
imAttemptatJalCe Getaway
F alIs Forty Feet When Trying
To Make Her Escape by
Sliding Down Wall on I'M
provised Rope.

To:cto. l'"h. .. -Wh.." attempt
,ng 10 ">,ai-. from 'hc COUNT jail
early :&,S morning. Mr.. Myrtle Hens
Icy. c"nN.r'"d or INC murder scNcra!
month, ago o. Leo t"usino. :cll trorI
nc roof "C tH" ~" story building and
VAS injured =" bad. that. h"r death
occurred :, g.. hours ,a:'r m 4 hos
pItH'
Mr.. il"n.'cy w. sentenced 10 U;c
:nr: >nr n,"n, IN IN" MarySviiic. Oh.r.
r"t"rwr'nr. or December 10 Commit
rnrU; 70 TN. prn.iNutiary has boon d.
'al Of p"nd'ng = motion ro- rctr:ti 90
nc ground Of error. Tho hearing VA
to naI" ben rc'd the coming wees.
Mrs.. Hom.'cN. gaining ~" conf
d"ac" nf the ja:I nrhlron. secured the
key 70 h"r COLL escaped from thr WON
ans ,"'i hlo"N. and cliT"d out uDVn
;hc FOp'. While attempting l." Sw,UE
herself 20 tho ground on rop" made
OF b"I blankets she lost hc- grip mi
ten about forty fr~t
Thr Wom1n. during her TIA, dc
c,a-"d >hc Killed CouSjno 10 protect
her daughter M-s. H.ldi S'hirracn.
a|d tha; h" had threatened n" Young
"r wonan'e liic Nhrn Sh" refused -
icIrc her husband and accompany
Cuusiuo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
ARCHBISHOP DOUGHERTYS COMING SELECTION
FOR CARDINALATE OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

colony. Il - understood hc viii oc-
Cupy the same apartment N the Amer
con college a. that occupied ty toTm"-
Card'Ha,s Nc''!csL- and Farley.
Americans Honored
Pope Benedict TO-DAY appointed Patrick
Francs Marion. q; ASh"vtlle. y. :. the
Vrry. Re-. Ph!ilias :. Garand. o! OSdenN-
burg. y Y. the Rev. loan +. GiaNrn. IN"
Rev John r. Slater" and the KEY.
Michael J. I.ooncy. OF Albany. y. Y. and
tho Very Rrv. e. l.. HaHn"ir, the Very
Rev. &. T R-ady ana tn" E"r. NJ \.
Norton. q: Dubuque, Iowa. 10 Re MS
domestic pr0latcS.
'rNc Fn;t.T conferred IA" Decoration
or C'o-,.ra-der - IN" order Of s.. Greg
..rv ,hc Great on Joseph e. Pelr;or or
Boston AMI kn'ghthcod "f the same or
d. o. EIRard X. buckley. s.. raul
Mlnr; paa'~l Callahan. Baltimore, Mar
IN r. Carruody. GrandTa ptds. Mich. VIII
Am Dryer. ST. Pnui MINI: William Nc
Glrl"y Ne~ Teork: james VI 'TaSn'
pkIahor,a. Joseph Scott. Los Angeles.
california ard Count I'cccs.a. ~ M"A-
90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Rv the Associated Press

E0mo. Feo. l5.--rhc Vatican an
7ouarrd officially ,oGay tA1t th" Most
Re. ps0aiS J. pouEh"-'i. archbishop
- Ph 2adeI yh.a will BE- created a card;-
u..i "a, tnN secret con>is;ory TO be held
,rrIv ~ March.
MonS!Cr"- n"uEh""'y w." b. the only
u.w American cardinal nJrl"1 a. the
c,>' couSisror, Arrhb.Sh"7 Nund"lsin
~ chicago and Archbishop Fayrs "t
NNw YORK. although they probably vii
rs"civ" ~" rod hat he'nre long vii not
ra nc Td"d n m" aDpoin' 7r"utS in
Narrh even IS cardinals reserved N
Frctn-". oS The ro0,f E"nc-a'iy ha> re
course - ,r:~ system only nhrn there
a." vN'Shty reasons rnt 20 publish m
In~d,a:aiy me creation oE rsrt2in car
dnaig
Non>1gnor TouENe-'r Is eIHcri~d 80
Arr:ve IN Rome on February & and u III
- r"ratl 81 with the honors du" N h.S
nav status He w'll he Welcomed al thr
station nv MonS'Ero- Tsr-rt'. parai ur-
uS- score ar. nf state. and o'h"- N-'iNtC,'
~ men and members oc n" American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
CornwpN will Not
Protest Removal Of
Troops From Mingo

Charleston. W Va. Feb. lS.-Torcr-
nor Cornwcll to-niGh, denied report
that he would 90 TO Washington TO pro
test against tho removal OF federal
troors in the MinGo county coal strike
zone. tho last dctaChmcn; Of whicn Is
10 return 10 Camp sherman, Chtllicothc.
Ohio. next Wednesday,
The federal government has reiusca
10 allow the troops TO remain the gov
tronor said, and so far as am con-
ccrncd that ends the whole matter.
The governor held a conference with
gone one from Min5o" here to-day, II
became known tonight, but hc refused
20 discuss H. cven withholding the
name or names of his confercS. He ad-
mitted, however. that the conference
had been held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
ANOTHER OF THE MATEWAN DEFENDANTS,
MAY Be ELIMINATED VIA THE NOtLE

N Tie strike district 20 camp Sherman.
Indications We" tina; their departure
was 4 matter OF hours.
Colonel Arnold Will establish head
quarters hrr" with his aides. Captains
!. L. RroCkus and Roy Norton. sta
aIioucd ac Matrpan and Chattaroy, re-
sp""t,ycly. Wth tho disposition OF the
state police in this manner. il is pointed
out tha; the county. in the immediate
strike regions. could hc contToliss
.CaS:l..
Another Quiet Sunday. -
Williamson spout another quiet sun
DAY Many of the Witnesses were per-
miiicd 10 return 20 their homes ana
acmbc-@ cf counsel residing in Other
cities departed yesterday. Those con.
n""i"d ~:in the cases who were com.
T"ltcd 20 stay here declined to tAlh
HhcT. Tre general sentiment Wa THAI
there would ho another grind tomoTo1s
when witnesses for th' state will -
placed on tho stand. The effect OF TIA
startling testimony given at ycstcrdays
sitting had not worn. OF. and everyone
waited with kccn anticina ton for any
possible surprise. tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
IRISH FACT!ONISTS
KILL VICTIM IN BED

Ec!ra,t. Feb. ia number or fa;alI-
tics occurred IN ireland over the week
end. rtiencrAl headquarters reported to-
day that Il military lorry was bombed
Saturday night from behind a wal! near
Eooterstown, II South Dublin.
THE fire was returned. INC report
SAID. and some of the attackers we're
-o.n to faN. The military sun"red no
-. sualt:es."
A double tragedy. evidently connected
with tho foregoing. occurred. lanes
Brophy. who. according 10 MS relatives
aad not qui; his hous" Tor some time
vas sho; dead IN bed. and john Hca)ly,
while walking homo. also WAS Shot dead.
HIS body was found N the street this
r,.nrnirc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Police
Shoot Gunnall
Attack in Mingo Patrol Brings
Fatal Return Fire From
Constabulary - Body Of
Victim Spirited Away :.

Williamson, ". Va. Feb. l3.-fired
upon while patrollins district near
Thackcr station, Aingo county, .
sroup of four state policemen tonight
returned the fire and killed one Of the
sunmcn. according TO reports Which'
were received here tonight. -
The policemen's fisHa with their
unseen enemy occurred near the VIII
Iasc limits, when the mounted onicers
apparently rode into an ambush. AZ
the first burst Of fire one Officers
horse was shot from under him but
none OF the troopers was struck. DIS
mounting. the policemen sent fusi-
lade of shots in the direction OF the
hidden sunmcn and then charged the
spot -
All four Of the men declared thaJ,
found one mand dead, a heavy cali.
bre rife clutched in his hands. The
troopers returned to Thacker to make
a report to Captain Brockus, who ae-
companied them back to the scene to
invest gate, but the body had been re.
moved in the policemen's absence.
At midnight tonight Colonel jack
son Arnold, commander Of the state
troops; Sheriff A. C. Pinson and a
number Of state police ad deputy
sheriffs left for Thacker Station On
special train to investigate the rf-
ported shooting.
ID 10 that time no further word had
been received from Captain Brockus,
and il was claimed that he had not
completed his investigation. .G
No reports of the shooting had been
received at military headquarter, but
Colonel Herman Hall pointed out that
the district Is not now under military
law. -
Colonel Arnold and Sheriff Pinsen
returned here from Thackcr Station
late tonight. Attempts to verify me
statements of the state policemen that
a man had been killed were futile. the
officers said. on account Of the dark
ness. s-l
/, was learned that one state troop-
cr's knee was grazcd by a bullet: DUR
ing the skirmish.
Sheriff Pinson will return to the.
scene OF the reported shooting to-mor-
row morning TO continue the investt--
CATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
FRENCH ACE GUEST
Of UNITED STATES

Ncp NorH. F"5. Charles Nunges-
>Hr. n" second FrencI dc. who has
;h'rty-ninc decorations ami 4 record Of
5-.uG'nE down torty-thrco German
planes n flames. arrived here to-day on
lhp steamship France.
NunErSSor. who vas woUnded seven
teen times during the war. VAS invited
IN tri~ county b. III" United States
so,yrnment and The Aero Cub OF Amer
I,a. IIr viii exhibit several Of his in
l~ut:ru~ for tho improvement; and safe
= ~ a'rplancs before the Aero Club.
II" war accompanied - tAiS country
l., Tho Marquis Anton dc Inarettc. a
Srrat-ErLnd-n"phc~ OF President James
n. l'olH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
COL, GUY GOFF MAY
RETAIN HIS PLACE
ON SHIPPING BOARD

Spec.a, Dispatch 10 the lntcil:Genccr
Washington, u. G.. Tcb. l%.-On &C.
count OF the crisis facing the American
merchant marine. Il was predicted to-
day at the capitol NJ. Harding. after his
assumption Of the presidency. VIII !o7e
no time in naming new shipping board.
In fact, Senator Jones. of Washington.
author Of the merchant marine act, will
recommend TO the incoming President
that TINS course be followed.
Tho board consists Of seven mcm-
bcrS. bat none of President wilson's ap-
pointees have been confirmed. They
arc Admiral W. :. Benson. chairman,
who IS rated an independent Democrat:
+. y. Tea. Democrat; col. Guy d. Coil
RopuhI;can Charles Suttcr. Republican;
aud 8. II. Rowcll, Republican,, who has
resigned.
There IS much speculation whether
any OF the present members VIII DC re-
tanned. West FirGin!anS arc Interested
in this because of the fact That Col. Guy
j.. Goff is n native born West Nirginian
He is the eldest son OF the late Senator
Nathan Goff and was born al ClarHs-
bu6g. He went from there in his late
twcnt!es 10 Milwaukee. where he OPEN
ed I'D an office for the practice Of law.
Al the outbreak OF the war he came 10
Washington 10 offer his services. He
wa; given commission a captain and
assigned 10 the office oC the judge ad-
vocatc OF the army. When he retired
"rom there 10 b"cum" general counsel
for the shipping Board. he had risen 10
the rank OF colonel Late n last year
he was appointed by President wilson
as ono OF the Repub!;can members IL
tho shipping Board.
col, tioffs Wisconsin friends, VINO
.frc leaders in tue Republican rgan:&a-
non Of WISCONSIN. which IS tho anti
Iafollcttr wing. it Was stated here to-
day. will present MS name 10 President
Harinr fer flyora be cons Iteration for
re-appoiniment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
MANY INJURED

Brazil. Ind. Feb. l&-Twcnty-fvc per-
IONS were injured, several seriously.
wncn two intcrurban cars. carrying Il
funeral party from T"rrr llamte. co..
,.dcd on a siding near here today. tn"
Two cars. bearing tn" family and friends
g.. u,:y Purcell whn-" funeral was held
nrrr. were taking :, siding TO permit Il
..n..-d .nicru"i.ar :" pass when tn
rrdsh occurred.
The INJURED .'"~r tan'n 20 hospitals IN
Trrre iidui".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-14
Prince Of Wales TO : ::
-.
Attend Banquet In
Honor Of Mr.. Davis

London, Feb. l3- The Prince OF
wales has promised to attend tas
farewell banquet which the Pilgrims
viii give 70 the retiring American
Ambassador, John ". Davis. S-
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-21

in any southern states until the war ring factions compose their differ ences and unite tremendously on candidates.
 It is quite possible, and in fact probable, that the committee will make recommendations that will greatly reduce the south's participa- tion and number of delegates to fu- ture Republican national conventions. The reductions will be made fairly, however, and will be based on the ac- tual Republican voting population of the southern congressional districts.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-21
"A VIRTUOUS VAMP" SUNDAY NIGHT AT
 EMPRESS THEATER

For Sunday night the Empress has booked one of the best comedies that has been staged in months-bewitch- ing Constance Talmage in "A Virtu- ous Vamp"
 For complet course of vamping in one lesson-apply to Constance. AS vamps, Delilah, Cleopatra, Helen of Troy and the Queen of Sheba were pikers Constance shows them all up. However, Miss Talmage's vamping is of an innocent nature. The picture is clean, sparkling comedy, as are all of Constance's pictures. It is de- void of any suggestion, and is ideal entertainment for big and little film fans.
 The story deals with Nellie Jones, daughter of an aristocratic out de- funct family. Nellies supports the family through her efforts as steno- grapher in an insurance office. She's natural flirt-just can't make her eyes behave, and innocently vamps everybody from the office boy to the boss himself, all of which leads her into many amusing complications.
 Nellie holds her own fairly well, until an application, arrives for a $50, ,000 policy on the shoulders of shimmie dancer, and it becomes ne- cessary for the boss and Nellie to in vestigate the risk. The plot thick ens Boys, if you really want to see sure eonugh shimmie, don't miss this.
 In short, "A Virtuous Vamp" is the story of a miss with principles as pure as the ten commandments with a pair of eyes that made Cleopatra look like consumptive, and with a list of camped victims reaching from Frisco to Main street, New York.
 It's good fun and good entertain ment and a treat for everyone who enjoys the best in pictures
 On Monday night famous French picture is booked, produced in France, played by French players, and filmed with all the art of Wondrous French photography-"The Mystery of the Yellow Room," a big Reatart special.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-21

Professional kodak finishing. Scar. borough. Agency at Cordova drug store.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-21

The Daily Times Job Plant Is well equipped for all classes of commercial printing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-04
BLUEFIELD WOMEN
RELIEVED OF GOITRE
All Offer To Tell of Wonderful
External Home Remedy.

Note: 1t would be illegal to pub
lish these statements if they were
not true
This article was copied from the
Bluefield, w. Va. Telegraph: "Mrs
w: S. Jones, 435 Yadlxin St., Blue.
field w. Va; Elizabeth Stafford
1901 Princeton Ave-, Bluefeld; Annie
Merriman 227 Reese St., and Mrs.
j. r. Roland, Ada. w. Va, have had
goitre relieved by Sorbol Quadruple
They will gladly tell you their exper-
fence. If interested, it would pay you
to see them or write Them"
Sorbol Quadruple comes in small
bottles containing enough for most
cases. 1t will not stain or irritate.
Does not interfere with daily work.
Leaves the parts in healthful normal
condition. Requires ten minutes dali
ly.
Get further information at Jack
sons drug stores, drug stores every
where, or write Sorbol Company, Me
chanicsburg, Ohio.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1921-11-04
FACTS.

The counties where the Republi-
cans are in power are the ones which
have the highest local taxes.
Virginia State taxes are 20 per
cent below the average for all the
States of this Nation-and efficiency
is 100 per cent above the average.
In Virginia the total per capita
tax IS $1,000. In Republican States
the per capita tax is $4,000 to S4Y.
Do we want a change?
In Virginia the railroads and cor
porations and large interests nav
threefourths of the State taxes. Re-
publicans want this changed so tn.
poor man can pay It all-and this
is why railroad presidents and
Northern capitalists are so busy at
present.
Democratic rulo in Virginia has
reduced State taxes 40 per cent.