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The New York herald., 1921-01-12


GARDENER, experience greenhouse. land
scape. farm; married. Ill Herald. Her
aid square.
GARDENER. head. Al from 20 y. well
trained, desires position: references. single.
o 126 Herald, Herald 50.
GARDENER. married, experienced all
branches. poultry. milk; references. Geo.
Gardner. Irvington on Hudson.
GARDENER, useful. single. wishes situation:
reference. Miller. 326 W. 40th at, city.
GARDENER. landscape. take charge. single.
references. O i25 Herald. Herald sq.
GARDENER, married. no family. Wishes po.
sition: references. q 40 Herald. Herald So.
GARDENER. single. experienced all branchcs
furnaces. &c. tdi Herald, Herald ST.
GENTLEMAN. travelling Sovri tiiron1h
Georgia and Florida TO Cuba, Will represent
responsible firm: references. pun's aud
Bradstrect's. salter, 1871 Ith az,
IIOUSEMAN, experienced, Thoroughly conipe.
tent. sober. ohliging personal referrnccs
city. country; wagess ss-n,ojerate Thomal.
Columbus 1921 ~
HOrsEWORKT.R. colorsd man. GOOD Glenn
er: references; city or country, Wade,
w. i37th. fnH OIL
HOU St;MAN, useful. understands work
waiting; reference. i66 Herald Her
aid go.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

CHAI fFl.UR mechanic -. sI,i, r,ishes
steavy private position: years experience
on all :akes OF ctrs Il! f'VlVnie t!upl,tV
Cunningham aAd Lancis GA last posith,is.
neat appearance. best reference .o nny-l
where. burton +. Cassell. Morplngs!du .l.n0.s
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

EX-PURSER ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMERS
wishes position passenger steamer going
Pacific coast. China or South America
fifteen years experience In office and afioat
q t53 Herald. Herald sd,
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

GARDENER, experience greenhouse. land
scape, farm; married. Ill Herald. Her
al aHi ra
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
New York staie-sale or Rent.
Connecticut-sale or Rent.
New Jerscy--saie or hen,.

C. HARRY ABBOTT,
Shore front property. Stamford. Conn.
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

CHAUFFEUR. mechanic. married 8 years
experience, ! years last employer COOL
driver: recommended conscientious. capa-
Bile and reliable; Bolinenian descent: conirner-
cial or private. Louis Wachtel, 52T East
SID ST
The New York herald., 1921-01-12

10TH, near Rverside-Double ana sihgie
room: business women. Telephone MORN
otd
The New York herald., 1921-01-12
BOARDERS WANTED.


SGD 1a4 w, Graycourt.--Attractive parlors
and lounge: steam heat
1a2D, 152 Uncomfortable furnished room
conveniences. electricity; excellent table,
private: Jewish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

Tammany. il is now said, is going
into the publicity business If the hired
scribcs can give Tammany good rcpu-
tation they will certainly be worth their
h!rc.-Charlcston Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

Apple blossom time In the Ohio VAL
Icy seems to be most any time. Fruit
trees are blooming, thunder and light
ming moving the heavens. and snow
birds stunning winter that is no VIM
tcr-Huntington Herald Dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

TO get one exactly like his old one, SO
that no one on the street could tell that
he had on a new hat, and In order 10
be seure to get one exactly similar one
that would attract no attention or excite
no comment. he took Mrs. Pecve along
TO help him choose It. Finally, in the
nineteenth hat store, he found a hat SO
much like his old one that he almost de-
cidcd TO just keep on wearing his old
one and let it so at that.
But he bought 1t and wore it home,
and not two blocks from the hat store
Janyers, Spargle passed and exclaimed,
Hello Peeve, sec you got a new lid. la
ha ha!'
Well I'll be dumfounded!" said Pecrc.
Just then Fennel Shute went by.
All, there. Peecc. sporting new kel-
~. CHI" Ho no ho.' he roared.
That fellow Shute laughs at every
no sense of humor!
funmed Peeve. But what puzzles me
is"
At that moment Tailor Shoemaker
hove in sight.
We'll, Peeve" he cried. Been hav-
ing the old dome rcthatched. what? He
he he
Ambush Pccve, his face n blushful
and rageful red. turned to his wife and
demanded, How can they tell? How
can they tell?"
Maybe it's because there's big card
marked Size Z still sticking up in the
front of it," Mrs. Peeve hazarded.
"Skleekzyx!" cried Peevc And why
didn't YOU, tell mo, if you knew"
Il didn't want to embarrass you" re-
piled his wife.
"Droolzq." cried Pccvc. And calling
taxi. nc rode home in it alone and let
his wife walk
! Copyright. 1918, by George Matthew
Arams.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
GERMANY MAY STILL
HAVE SPIES IN U. S.

New York. Feb. 14.-Federal author;
tiles were asked by MAGISTRATE Short
- brooklyn today 10 determine whether
pani Harrick Of Rochelle Park. New
Jersey, held under $1,000 bail on a
charge of burglary, represents a German
economic espionage system IN lhis couh-
try. -. co-L
manufa curing firm in Brooklyn, and
a detective, held themselves in the
factory last night in an effort to dis
cover the mystery Of the recent disa2-
pearance of numerous tools. About mid
night. they said Harrick guiding him,
snIf with an electric pocket lamp, posed
drawing Of an inco~Ds5ed iny nntnps
of II, They arrested him as he was
adjusting his camera.
Asked whether a spy System. still ex'
listed here. ,Harrick deciinea 70 ans"ef'
explaining Il am German.
The medical springs at Baden-Baden
were known to the ancient Romans.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

it is plain his heart is w1dhE. hih
conscience Is a fake; his Ne will
be no grand sweet song. but Just
one long drawn ache. Hell skulk
about fis native Land, haunted
moral wreck, in fear that some
policeman's hand will grasp him by
the neck. He'll drift along from
crime 10 crime, instead OF earning
kale, and when he isn't serving time
he'll be out hunting bail. And SO
don't denoupce or hate the boob who
pinched my cow; merely pity such
a skate. and mourn his future, now.
When any person does me harm, at
first my words are grim; say I'd
rive an upland farm to even things
with him. If I could meet him lace
to face, with ardor I maintain, Ia
strew his remnants DER the place
like leaves upon the plain. But
when my royal wrath has cooled.
and I have ceased to cuss, I soon
regret the things I drooled. and all
INV foolish fuss. A punishment
severe and strong Is sure as things
ran he to hit the man who's doing
wrong-but twill not come from
ronvrirht by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
TODAY'S TABLOID TALE.
BY Joe Blast.
THE THoUGHrFUL SEX,

If there was one thing that Ambush
1'ecvo hated more than another, it was
10 he laughed at. and If there was an
other thing that he hated moro than all
tho others. it was to he conspicuous on
the street. Therefore. when no bought
his new spring hat. he took special pains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
LARCENY

Some fellow came and swipcd my
COW while / was fast asleep. but
sorrow does not crease my brow. |
do not wall and weep. And If I
went and walled at all 1t is because
I'm sick 10 think a fellow has the
gall to play so punk trick. For
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
What Other
Editors Say

The futilty OF riches is taught in the
scriptures and the income tax blank
MOrSantown Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
Tuesday, February Is, 1921


additional
i Among session vas on" I'M
0" the gross sales OF every
business Of every eorp"ra''"" 'osa"s more ina"
expressed the first sector" as follows
privilege real personal and mixed ne'0d'"s
Qsks evidences Of deb, owned produced n"oo or
lie hereby levied and shall be collected
the amount of the sales And o" mo
Of public service companies and osNer
OF half Of one per cent
of sales or earnings for any year TO DC ~
tsad each taxpayer Thereon" be subject to an exemption
OF five Dollars
rhs measure levy That is on
West Virginia" OF any article during the entire course o. M
consumer there would
rolling SNOWFALL these taxes would
Of the article and all would finally be paid S "
No such ,oN has Mis-
called sales but is not genera and applies only
&yte1ean articles
a Good of Iowa chairman of the house appropriations
- me'ce
80 taxation must adopted
rovds OF the lead
adhrens quite large nun"
on final
phases and statement
oisOf congressional" leaders is iNE against sales tax IN rep"
to Enquiry Mr
of the American people because tho
people opinion stand that Kind of tax
Virginia then take form Of taxation that has
been held
~ THE 1NEou1rAHrT N' .'hE
would not be equitable That
could be made to apply equally " the different
wholesale profit around two dollars
AT one 800 would be 80 which
Is one fourth. o.
ordinarily SIX to
beSu. On of
which this is one 18TH
and two pc profit
n natural profits very much
hts+er Is Thus
i $50 The sales tax would still be " cents " same
would be only Tooth
OF Of the profit
few illustrations They serve to show that such tax
.sa apply crushing burden
StEs mere, o
sReI merchants w0u" be seriously injured by sales tax would nave
.syxained
staA consum do:
sIr he lived in border county
a$$SSunt slight inconvenience
become the mall order mans Paradise Thou
c1ssr make
Sssins If 0 all
s.s COMPETE
other
de be burde"ed competition FOR business outside " this state
ewes Large quantities of prod
ucs foreign All of
made competition with manufacturers from other states
quoting submitting bids West Virginia manu
sus added their by the sales
handicap especially in close competition" would lose business for We"
Virginia.
he only way in which our successfully
or$rs. would be cut their own profits
grinding Virginia
may especially
witch conditon werem more
looking around
WA locate
might all be
Jane Immediately
6sof
Ne Virgin as nc n he a sale
Nal fact
@ Vn sales tax would become general and ne" industries would nc"
Ensde5
he
Of innate
n
Dealer, o
and he
Cumulative sales could be shipped into West Virginia
ewer p a
= Section OF thu reads
Of Of in
Of
Of uchp 0
of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

own use.
manutasuirs eon.,a.On it, West ET-
stnta law PAY sale IA" "
every pound Inn" ""s
"ds"c: branch " line e the '
o ASSOCIATION corporation /
This additional would add St" further to the '"'"'''" ~
mentioned
stocks and bonds fo" the
would b" burdcn*0m N" to INC
broker / be Immediately and absolutely fatal
will suffice show VIII" brokerage houses '" ~
exist westv irgin If compelled sales tax
transactions SO on " shares
steel common Tho
would
On the he Sl'
A of Of S$"O would be SAL
o would total charge Of SIS
transaction in West Nr-
could write tSepho"" Pittsburgh " New YORK anu
pay OF
our local brokers nave
Philadelphia competition So k"
this competition that brokers
AL
With all West virginia brokers wiped
Immediately establish unlimited free ''Ph0"e
or in this stat"
all probability Bridgeport and other
would lose Of
business and that tho state treasury of
would lose not only that but all tho heavy taxes
whch the broker are
wheeling We have abou, Is brokerage
Of Each employs
Each occupies office room" for which heavy
of office supplies and in general
adds Of the community
sale Of stocks
and bonds - thousand, Of investors but also obtaining
industry OBJ
stock and this is largely done through
broker
Without the broker the community
sage of its
DIFFICULTY OF COLLECTIONS
tn" state
firm corporation els" " m""
smalar o collectors.
figures the accepted cras!Ons
honest
similar sales would the state much
Of doing business amount
to $4,000 a
skilled while fig
urins total
amount Of the tax
merchant $4,000
year would be $50 The accountant might find books
chan, would pay JUS, the same though
books of of
mon
West Virginia. gross receipts ranging
Of examining
the would
The
$4,000 worth
business. YEAR the tax would be s1c5 This added to his other expenses and
~ h , ,n, h ,a no fd 10 raise his prices f., cover the total Of the
same applies !" greater or lesser scale to every business ma" " } the
Experience
be of
49,, 49, sI. o., I,ns,s w 40 w III, - n or, rror - rmi, al tho
Of
o hc selling
alcs tax busns abil
merchandising lines
by the IL
timcsa every he pays tho AK.
In r
sales $ pcnalz for
BETTER
o In Of
o /
OF Of
moods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

New rules forbid prisoners In Sing
Sing to wear diamonds. If things keep
on this way it will soon be so that
criminals Will not he treated any better
than ordinary people.--The Pathfinder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

Mr.. Edison at ~ voices optimism"
Mr.. Edison is a hard and continuous
worker. even at the age of -. This is
the best reason why he Is optimistic
Charleston Daily Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

New Workers. are said 10 cat $500 .Nn0
luaVcS of bread and waste 100000
weekly. 1t is probably quite true that
many nations OF Europe could live COM
fortably off what we Observation-Disclosures
Daily Mail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
OTHER AND BETTER MEANS

objections
% IT $
nl
tonalre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
PENALTIES BUSINESS ABILITY

ability,
In o
In a e" Il
a
of
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28

piication are shown in said reid
notes and plat. references 20 eaeA OF
which is hereby made for all the par
ticulars therein shown Tha- GER
theates OF location OF said lode min
ing claims are OF record in the Of
fee OF the recorder OF Nye County.
Nevada in the books OF mining loea-
lions as follows: Lost Mine book IS
page 267. Lost Mine Exst book 60
page 4O4 New Year Mine book 81
mage PAL. New Year No / book
81 page 24l. New Year =. book
&C page SIS. and Stormy ~ ! hook
IS page Az. Other conflicting or
adjoining claims. none. Other known
claim in the vicinity is the Rusfler
No. 4 lode survey No. 42Os. claim
ant unknown.
MINNIE L. PRIV.
Register.
First Pub. Jan. 21st
Last Publication March 18th
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB

1t should be impressed upon the
minds of all those interested in the
welfare of Phoebe town and In fact
in the entire district, that the sim
plest and most economical way to
accomplish results in the matter OF
obtaining benefits large or small,
for the district, is by concentrated,
organized action, upon the part of
all concerned.
Petty jealousies, business anita
gonisms and personalities If allowed
to become dominant, will work to
the utter destruction of the progress
of any community, and the easier
way, by far, around these natural
evils of the small town, rs through a
progressive Commercial Club.
1t is well known fact that the
Phoebe Commercial Club has done
much for the district in the past
and 1t is conceded by those who at
tend the meetings and are in touch
with the trend of public affairs az
they effect this district, that mucr
more can and will be done through
this splendid organization.
At this time, the local Club ma!
on its rolls about fifty members, 4,
few OF which are fully PAID up, ant
through the newly elected secretar,
Il. {. d. Marriage, the club Is askin,
each member to pay up in full.
Those who are in doubt concern
ing the feasibility OF renewing thi
membership. could easily satisf
themselves on the subject by payin
visit to one of the regular meet
lngs, when matters of grave impor
lance are discussed and acted upo
and recommended tothe proper bod
J or bodies.
The Phoebe Commercial Club wi
naturally be within the hands of
few, so long as the few" are caus
ed to carry the entire burden an
get none Of the credit.
The doors are not barred, and ne
4 members are wanted. Get III
drift
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28

Nevada is one OF the most law
abiding states in the union. Even
In prohibition law violations. we are
far behind other more populous dis
tricts. In Wisconsin, the other day
government agents raided an entire
town. capturing seventy men and
carted away two sleigh loads of con-
traband whiskey. The town was
operating wide open, and In utter
defiance of the national whiskey
law.
We find no such law violations In
Nevada. We find no gangsters with
their horrible crimes; murders in
this state are few and far between
and so are burglaries, and robert
es. 1t is 81 nay that we have TT,
COO people who respect and obey
The law. and even though our pop
ulaticn is small, our bump of res
pectableness is extremely large.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28

Birth and death statistics report
ed to the governor for the years
1919 and 1920 by DR.. s. l.. Lee, sec
rotary of the Nevada State Board Of
Health, show the following totals:
Births, 1919, 700 males and COZ
females, total of 1902. Washoe
county led with 342, White Pine
coming next with 1919 and Elko next
with 1919. Storey county brought up
the foot with list Of IA. On a
race basis the figures are: 1864 white
33 Monaghan, 2 hLss4 red and l
half breed. For 1920 births report
ed were 1AAE. of Which 652 were
males and SIC females. The white
total was 1882, with 81 Monaghan,
2 black, 10 red and 3 half breed
Deaths reported in 1919 were691
males and 353 females. $50 were
white and 70 colored Native borr
led with 663; 332 were Of foreign
birth. In $40 the deaths were sos
males and 500 females; 335 wer,
white and 60 colored.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28
THE PREACHER

The preacher deserves more chi
eksn and gravy than he gets. more
honor and respect than is accorded
10 him. and more Distinction than
usually CROWNS him
/. COAsluer @Lat he gives up when
&c sat1rs tie Ial.4-lry. r.rs1. pfae-
.leaHy "a. nope y. o.es @se1.a d4at-
"A. S..Ju.A ~ $50. 1850 4.laii VI A4S
.aDllIs So.44LJ.s A. -id ase. nls pro-
-. a.-u....a.e AZ Sa,vn a.Id not
Un earth he dsdicates himself to a
life "a self-denial. OF rigid economy
and OF priyatioE. lie gives up all
thought Of d permanent nome, OF
any lIttle spot on earth he can call
AIS own, AID there dwell among HIS
chosen frieHds. he puts his person
al liberty in charge oI his church,
and at its command moves on ey-
cry year or every few years, as his
bishop directs.
For the sake OF his faith. and his
church he submits patiently TO more
annoyances, more petty distractions
| than any business or professional
man would think of standing. HI
becomes gentle andyielding, not be
cause he has not every mans desir,
to exploit his individuality, but II
order iittiIgly to adorn his calling
his thought must always be of tn
needs and troubles and weaknesse
of others. He cannot live for him
self, or his family or his friends, hi
dock must always be his care---th
poor, the sick, the weak and the un
ruly.
The prospect he always has ahea
: would be called wretched, impossibl
by the majority of men. But he goe
brayely on through the years, a tai
set for the malice of the wicked,
convenience for a multitude Of I'll
/ unworthy, but always ready to serN
! humanity without hope OF any adj
Quate reward ON earth.
Q Give the preacher a square dea
g He does more for others daily tha
:, any Of the rest Of us would do wral
: ed up as we are in our own seltiI
h plans and pleasures.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28
sian pressure sources"

sian pressure sources"
In the list OF favorable valleys,
considering the five factors OF to-
biography, watershed, soil, climate
and accessibility, the state engineer
enumerates Las Vegas, Dixie, Walk
er River. Ralston. Lamoille, Gibson,
Steptoe, Amargosa, Carson Sink, Big
Smoky, Railroad, Diamond, Fish
Lake. Grass. Black Rock, Pahrump
Columbus. Ruby Springs, Indian
Spring and Quinn River.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or CONTEST

Department OF the Interior. Uni
tea States Land Office al Carson City
Nevada. January Is, 1921.
To EMERSON r. WILLIAMS. Of
Moapa. Nevada. conteEtee:
YOU are hereby notified that Al
bert l.. Hilburn. who gives Carp. via
Elgin. Nevada. as his postofice ad-
dress. did on December 27. 1920,
nle in this Office his duly corraborat-
ed application to contest and secure
the cancellation OF your Homestead
Entry No. OlO465, Serial No. 0l0465
made for the Sc IA of Section 81,
Township .. s.. Range 81 E.. MD.
| Meridian, and as grounds for his
contest he alleges that you have alb
andoned the land for more than two
years and that such abandonment
was not due to military service in
the Army or Navy of the United
States.
You are, therefore. further noti-
fed that the said allegations will be
taken by this Office as having been
confessed by you, and your said en-
try will be Cancelled hereunder
without your further right to be
heard therein, either before this Of
fee or on appeal, II you fail to file
in this Office within twenty days after
the FOURTH publication of this no
tice, as shown below, your answer
under oath, specifically meeting and
responding to these allegations oil
contest, or if you fail within thai
time to file in this Office due PROOF
that you have served a copy of YOU
answer on the said contestant eth
er in person or by registered mail
IL this service is made by the deli
: very OF copy of your answer to thu
: said contestant in person, proof o
such service must be either the SAT-
contestants written acknowledge
: ment of his receipt of the copy, shoy
ing the date of its receipt, or the af
. fidavit of the person by whom tn
e delivery was made, stating when an
where the copy was delivered;
made by registered mail, proof O
such service must consist of the al
n fidavit of the person by whom tn
copy was mailed stating when an
9 the post-office to which it was mai
ed, and this affidavit must be az
companied by the postmaster's re
ceipt for the letter.
q You should state in your answe
o the name of the post Office to whic
you desire future notices to be SCI
to you.
} MINNIE L. BRAY, Register
A. q. GRAY, Receiver.
l. First Pub. January %, 1921.
n Second pub. Febr. 4, 1921.
- Third pub. Febr. IL, 1921.
, Fourth pub. Febr. Is, 1921.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1921-01-28
MOVIE PROGRAM

Tonight, Friday, Her Elephant
Man." starring Shirley Mason, to be
followed by the comedy, Through
the Keyhole'
Monday, a Realart feature, "The
New York Idea" with Miss Gladys
Brockwell in the leading role. AL
so the 10th episode of Bride 49,.
On Wednesday night will be given
the special show, Going Some" 70
lowed by the Rainbow comedy, 1.-THE
Loose Lions"