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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
MELLON PLANS REFUND OF
j. S. SH0RT-TERM DEBT
approximately Seven and Onc-Iinif
billion Dollars In Securities Fall
Due Within Next 30 Months.
IBy .NSSoC!utcU PrcSs. I

go -NSNE'N ItSS.I
WASHINGTON, May I--rlaus of
'hc Treasury for rcrunding the gov.
er"ments shori-tcrm debt. incIud-
ing the victory notes. into Treasury
certificates of indebtedness maturing
hci""cn io.5 nnd 1925 are outlined
bE Secretary Mellon in "A letter to-
mIisht 10 Chairman Fordmcy. Of the
'iInSH Ways and Means COMMITTEES.
nrn ,nJi,mhinr IN. Victory notes. APP
n.n' securities fail du" within tho
next thirty months These Mr. Mel
i"i! regards as :, lump. and his pro-
Sram c"ntcmplat"S the issue from
Inc I" ti!n". as market conditions
tft iaNorabic." of certificates of iu
'tht'dnrSs carrying over the retire
h,h' 81 such rs are necessary to tn,
loan. -
,rhis program" tn" Treasury head
hunS VIII make the ,bort-.latcd debt
mr." manageable aud facilitate The
.'lunniht operations which viii ho
Unnecessary in connection with INC n:,
turity Of the Victory notes
d,,ni nr ! r"h*ury can expect to re-
io'ut sl."un."no."0O before tn" whnt.
amount natures. Mr.. Mellon saws.
i H." ndds TIA; substantial PROGRESS
mas already been madc in thn, dI-,s
ti"n through application oc salvage
receipts ana minor surplus tax re-
,iStP,S, nut amy program for retiring
-, ''"' must pr' pare tn" way for
.arErr Operations than have been tn.
rule IN tn" past
y" cnanS" ~ tn" Treasures policy
81 ISSUING certificates nf d"btc,,ncse
10 meet current requirements is am
.i'ipa'cd. IN" secretary SAYS adding
.hat ne proposes to sandwich In he
tween tn" regular issues such offer
lhSS OF certificates as tho marIi,.
WI. absorb IN carrying out the re-
tunuinE operations.
inc government debt in both lonr
!" s-3.3oI."lh."oG March a state
in:ht accompanying tn" letter saws
inns. -; 100 nOonoo is in Victory
n"''S ana S2.'Ii,Sii 600 in the form
"i hort-tcrm certificates of indnht-
"hn"SS. which II * proposed 10 con
H"l'uatH IN one great rcfundini: ar
rInGrmcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
SPORTS
j. OF Va. TRACK CRACKS
WILL MEET TOME STARS
Ten Members of First Year Squad
VIII Enter iiayrc tic Grace
Events.

ClI\HLOTTESNlII.E. VA. May H.
Ton members uf III" urst-Ncar tracks
cam ~ the University "f Virginia
".ii max" tho trip to lIaNrv d" Grace
lrNt Wednesday,. " here they VIII
meet Tome In u dual track and ucld
meet This is practically IN" FIRST
lime that ,ha freshman track anon
atv' been pittcd against a luru. prop
'ho"i 'ud will th" las; nice; of the
Season fpr tho cubs the tentative
t"uj"S; with The Williaum ;,ud Mary
'reS simon having been cuucel!cd.
tapiain h. Il. Coward Will run the
n.iD and the $50 at Tome: q & wal
ier aud possibly :. y sutton. III,
injury aud 80 dashoS. = K Lea
N.!l VIII ais" run in the $50: II g.
Vets VIII h" entered in tho roln
vault; \. y .Nuuu, IN tn" high j1.mr:
:, y; IlopkiuS. ia tn" broad iumr. t.
u: Schcnl, VIII u" The hurdicr ana 4
WINSTON VIII hardlc tho weight S..
w 10 IN" execution ut thoS, vvhn viii
max" III" Tome trim. The tract, son
son Io' the 'irSt-yrav men cam. To an
end last Wednesday. ~ numerals
~. be presented |" tho members OF
IN" team this year. I'll" principal
M"iu' winner. haN. been uopilius
WalN"r, Coward and Schcn.k Anau
Watts. icavcll ana Winston hny"
uhrWiSc shown up particulariy wen
during the year
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
COTTON MARKET SHOWS
NARROW FLUCTUATIONS
New Orleans Weekly Review Says
Labor Conditions and European
Situation Affect Trading.
In .NsEoN!atrh prcss !

NEW ORLEANS. Say In the cot .
con mark"; las, week. fluctuations
M''c unusually narrow. IN" extreme
rahs" on the trading months being
points.
my traded as high AZ 1888. as low
as los. and closed az ln"S In ,bn
SPOT department. quotations showed
no chanE" the week through and mid :
dIhE closed at II.25. y year ago mid
ul"S stood III ii.00 cents During =
"ood part Of the week tn. marker was
IN Il deadlock. better trad., and imam
c''i conditions and untavurihic NO.
'.op h'WS beng balance! lv thu. La. X
" spot demand. AMI In. uncaSin.ss
.I,' over TABOR conditions OF both
n ,i "' ia" water. To say nothing
ton
tirSi notice day for May failed 10
nHnE events of sufficient inheritance.
q" iH"N" prices strongly Tenders in
thiS market w.r" only G.o"u bales. and
"a New York. only 1000 bales Tear
iSh traders had been committing on
much larger tenders in tn. New York
market Mild advances were, In" re.
ShIt OF The qUick stopping of notices.
i'NaS markets reported n som. " hat
better inquiry ANA claimed tina, Liv-
erpool buyers w'r" GENERATING in m.
interior. aud in In" New Orleans mar
k"t there was. at times. Il better de
nand Tor high grades and long sta
pies. hut nothing developed IN TIA"
spot department {" materially chang"
TN" conditions that haV" prevailed
Tor Il long time past and which hav"
worked against new speculative ac-
tiNity IN tn" contract market
News from the new crop was gen
orally nnfaNorablc. too much ram be
ing reported over the belt. along with
temperatures that Ecrc unScaSuuIbly
low and which kilograms from the
interior said wcr" rctarGiuS gormiua-
ton. damaging cotton that wac M
ana causinS poor stands. While the
weather turned dry finally. the low
temperatures prevailed down to the
end OF The week.
This week the weather over the
belt will l." Of increased Importance.
because. after entering III" month oi
May. it is considered that IN. crop
has entered It's first critical r.-iod
of the growing season 1old w,,'l.
and, above everything ,lS' w-t
weather. would ca'iSc great anxiety
regarding TN" start "f The crop \
We, May is traditiunally = uulliSh
weather Development Of TIA" highest
Importance.
The trade this week viii pay much
more attention than usual Ia financial
and general commercial news h"cHIs"
of til" Improvement reported last
week in financial conditions at home
and in Great britain and hocaU.,c OF
the distinctly encouraging ton" of re-
ports concerning business in general.
1t is felt that IL Improvement along
these lines keeps up il Will Stilnulat"
u spot demand. and 1t is generally ac
knowlcdccd that better spot de
mand would result in a higher range
of values.
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the fiscal year i.9. are subject Il
Srcat uncertainty as to both receipt:
| and expenditures. The estimated col
i"ctions OF $5.7oo.ooo.ooo Of intrrna
| taxes are based on the provision.
OF existing law. he adds. and are
| SS5O. 900, 900 less than tn" estimate
collections for 1921. chiefly because
"f tn" ShrinkagC in business.
They are liable To be somewhat
further reduced from TIL" same
cause" he says. adding:
The estimated ordinary cNrcndi-
lures of sl.Oii. 600. 900 Will. on thcir
part. he effected by appropriations
which are stil To bc made. Tn" "S-
tinatrd expenditures OF the War De
phrimcnt and tn" Navy Department
1g;;rcEHtinG over Sl.l00.0o0,00" 70,
l"2" will depend largely uDnn tho
military ana naval policy adopted by
Congress at III" present session.
No Available Surplus.
''rh" estimate Of about ii.po0 0oO
for paNmvn, 10 the railroads in 1922
= made necessary lay the provisions
II the transportation ac, and In
creased estimates from tn" director
General Of railroads. In absence Of
irasii" cuts in military and naval "N-
r"ndiiur.S. there is almost NO PROS
uoc'. according Ia the estimates. Of
amy substantial nvaiiahl. surplus
even in tn" fiscal year az lo2@."
Urging early repeal of the excess
NruiitS taxes. Mr.. Mellon says an in
t.Nircut revision Of th's" taxes
should "ncouraG" production. and in
the long run. increase. rather than
diminish tn" revenues. rh" profits
taxes tho secretary estimates. viii
Weld MOI more than Si5o.0ou 900 for
tn" taxable year az !?2o
substitutes for Excess rr"ht> Tav.
rs FOR ~ substitute" for The excess
profits taxes. MIR. Mellon cites "s,i-
mates of SiN0.00O 900 annually as "a
Weld from amy additional flat tax Of
. pcr cent on corporatc incomes. pro-
Nidcd tn" exemption of $4,000 now
accorded c"rp"rati"nS is eliminated
with the profits taxes. Such a Nat
tax. h" adds. would be simple Of ad-
ministration and easily determined
10y III" taN-paying concern.
Discussing the reimbursement of in
com" tax rates. the Treasury head
says higher SurtaN rates have reached
tn" point whore they serve to drive
thus r"duc" tn" yield of revenue.
R"N"nu" from tho higher rates. he
declares is RAPIDLY dwindlinr. and he
believes that establishment of tho
n"w rates suggested would moan an
ultimate incrcas" in the amounts re.
ccivch bv the government.
t,cadiustm"nt Recommended.
IhiS r"adJGSt'ncnt is recommends
will relieve tho rich. hu, because the
higher SHr,aN rates already have
na*Sod tn" collection point Th"
higher rates constitute" Il bar Of
transactions involving turnovorS of
securities ANA property witch with
lower SurtaX rates. would bc accom-
p!iSh"d ANA thus Yield substantial adj
'itional revenue to the governments -
TIL" tobacco and capital stock taxes
and Tho taxes on admissions should
h" retained, Mr. Mellon believes. but
urges that S"-Callcd luxury and
nuisance" taNcS be- got rid Of be-
cause they are relatively unproduC-
ilv" and unnecessarily vcXatious"
Their rcucal he says. will mean "A
net loss of not more than $4,000. 600
annually.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
F. G. ERICKSON ELECTED
CHAIRMAN OF CONVENTION
lIEy .Ntsociatcd Press

CHICAGO, May II q. Erickson
"i 'I"r"nto. was elected chairman nj
me annual meeting of the lutcrna-
uona! iow"T- Boat Union today TO
succeed Charles t. ilanlcN. OF MUSca-
i'hr. iowa TWcntN-nv" delegates nr
power boat clubs of the Great Lakes
and Mississippi VALLEY attended IN.
meeting. which announced dates for
tho bis Middle West races.
ne pageant "t progress races in
IhicIrp wcr" scheduled Tor August
{. :. . ana : These races viii br
part If tho summer circuit. other
eN'nts hoiuG those at Peoria .i,Ily /.
aud : int,r'ullr. at rut-in- Say.
July !" {" III Milwaukee,. July -" ~
and -: Scripps trophy for ~ruiscrs
only cleveland. ,b.Iy 81: Hamilton.
Ontario. August -. 20 aud -, and
Toronto. September to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02

''"'''i'i'''' 10 'haif'han PEN
roS" of the Senate Finance Com
mit,cc.
simplify COLLECTIONS.
Ntr. Mellon suggests adoption of
administrative amendments to tn"
revenue laws simplifying collections
ana hnal settlements and permitting
under safeguards. tho ctrrvin. over
%: net losses by taXpavcrs TH- one
year az Il deduction from Incomes Of
succeeding years.
Ihc Treasury is not prepared.
Mr.. Mellon says TO recommend al
This time any general sales tan. ana
'"i tI'hi'riN II the general sales tax
!" SnpcrScdc the highly prohuc-
tive specific sales tax now in effect
on many relatively nuncsscntial ar
Mr.. Mellon says also that no wishes
u Mere r"Ssill" I" recommend tbr
''prai OF the transportation tax. I'm,
sYm rH 49, u produces annually around
:""o.""u."U" and its repeal yannn, hr
effected with safety ..unI.ss ,,n,,
'nysS mas an acceptable substitute TO
"f:c"nnnic E,iI nf First ,i,.ui,uJ,. -.
HSStStS to Congress thai il ,r,, a..
hhNiHahi" 10 take action. IN suh-
H'"i"'" OF constitutional am.n,i,nr,,,
4" restrict further issues of taN cx-
mated ihat there arc nov, n,i.,,,nd.
NIX. perhaps. >lr.0u0. upnnrn o, -
yN'np' securities. tho existence nT
M constitutes an economic OWL
'' n" iirSt magnitude"
~" points OUT that IL rs n,u- ,b.
.''.SN 81 III" Federal guvpru,u.ut mn.
=" 'nHu' l'S own Civilizations rr.. IRON,
ana "urthN"s. but tina; states
i,v 'i'alItl"S ar" issuing full
-, 'N'Nhp' securities IN great volume,
u" continued issue of tax cxc,,,,,,
H''uEIticS n" adds "cnrolIr,,,nS ~
.SI"Mth % public indebtedness AMI
al
I'VE enterprise" '""'-
h",phaSi%ing that expenditures for
~ hSSa! year have been al In, raj.
@. $n.""o'o"o.ooo. Mr. Mellon w,",,s
r,,,',7,,H" mat the nation "camn",
."' innc 4" spend at this sbn"ii ~.
rate Substantial cuts in ",,,, -
expenditures. he saws. orr.r ~
i,pH "t effective relief from th. ~
"rhc las, c "m"r"", hrr"rd
,.,, S'T. made a crcditablc rec"r1 !"
ny approximations, ana i, 80.
y, 81 Sthntial economics. Ent.
lions. HIVE "wss ne rranc"d appropria-
"htnutd unexpectedly bi,.n ",Nc
r..'I'"h M expenditures has h,rof,.
"'Gr with tn" Shrinkarc im 49,.
Reduction Of Approximations 49,.
over VIII not OF its.,I, j., 80, 80, '''
!'"''' cNpcnditurcs unless o.. -
~, .lnl'. '"nGr"sS avoids 49,. .n,,
,,.,,,,,, me- urc", which result In rx-
pr"pEIItl"n. H"approrrin;inm
ni'U"'i balances. rovoiy.rr rt,.,t
Nations ana appronrf,,ti, ~ ~
z,,i,!.S an" other indefinite alithori.
past, been rrSuonsihIn ~ the
outgo." "i actual cash
-. N'-ii"n SAYS that estimates for
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BROOKLYN AND PITTSBURGH
MORE THAN BREAK EVEN
II;v Assnrinirh rrcss-

NEW YORK. May 1.-The BROOKLYN
National League champions. who won
their tenth straight gam" TODAY. and
Pittsburgh. with five straight VIE
tories. are the only National teams
displaying winning form. None Of tho
other teams could 10 better than
break even last week
The Cleveland American worlds
champions rcgaiucd tho American
leadership from Washington today
when tile Senators lost to rhiladcl-
phia, The Indians ar" kept to tn"
fore hy their heavy batting. which
has averaged above ten hits a game
since the start oi tn" season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
BARNES AND SMITH WIN
EXHIBITION GOLF MATCH

""urse sw~p; r. hrcczcs NOR. r.p,'
'"Sr'u' 90: February than Of MAJ
lanes Barnes aud N.N Smith
TINS H.'orHo,n defeated Walter ia.
gen en- Gilbert Niohou>. / rp al i,
hu'rs h ,h" nrst profess iouaI rXhi-
l-'i.claEr ,mh iiuks.
Earu's ogu"!,d the par OF IN,
ggni#". ~. NICHOLS tool. -. IiaI.,l
~ and smith - Tho confess, Was
aI! Fuu.r, Ht The turn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-02
SEIZE 10 PLAYERS AFTER
SUNDAY BASEBALL GAME

MIAMI, FLA. May Nineteen
mon'"ra OF the Fort I.audcrdalr and
Miami, ETA, East toHs; teams we're
'r''s''d h"rc tnis afternoon at thr
cl"S' of INC opening Gam" Of the sea-
som on charges Of NiUluiiu. TN.
rieic.S law prohibiting SUNDAY Ea.c-
pam MiHmi Had defeated Fort Iau-
acrGal", :" L" > Furry-rvo members
~ independent teams were arrested a
Week az" "n Xix" charges ana nine
Ice" mem crs ui Milan. ami Miami
reach independent teams wrr. ar
-L-L'l nll.E !. H.m, h.r,- tnlnA
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Isaac u. rnftnn I,nrich

iN'iiESrEH. VA May Flu.
neral cry ices were held This after
noon Isaac L. Patton CT. whose
d"atL 'i!ow"d complications result
ihE from 4 fractured hip. which h.
suffered when j." fc!l on tn. ice last
Wlht"r widow, siN sons. on"
Hdu.hi'r and two brothers Suryfy.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
linden ron oulck nErEnENcE.

iSDEN Fon QUICK REFERENCE.
THE :5dSlff a. f.,
sOn OF a' HE VIZ EvESg pst IL !ns Rsn'
thu ss sen,Is se,yey T. al ,nstaress m.h
p'"fNrCii. which Is priced separately.
Schedule vi Want Ad. Rates.
.1e Mo'u daily. minimum SOC. ret solo
a. wo.I Smny: minimum asc. agate caps.
&c word Sunday. niniimum iOu, 1Sat.
3 consecutive Insertions prir. OF ~ In
ssr, ions .'csu''re insertions price OF "a an
l2-roint Type.
Al NJ pasys 81 'g pt Si' .,S - the Want
space m which iG.point az T. ~ 'as Id smallest ma
SGT Is one inch. Ihc tate 10. Ini, 80, &c
a word SUNDAY. rnu Sline s ,.d al I.4 ,..s
auctions Ma. apply as loo regular want
i these rates Apply oniy TO advertisements
HrtTinti'S "a i'Sh ,,.! and ruUurIaa
are: Dahy: - cents ~ asats iims. Sun: suns
TO the !inY). casn mus; accompany tns
order IN all INSTANCES. 'e
Longer Term i.aicb tor BUSINESS Aav,-
Advertise meats TcCvI.cd a. late "a. A.,
a. a. 81. ana 40 =; ~ tacn w.ek-day. ana
neat'"" i" 'nc meAr EDITION.
a" Sr intt..,- l,I.t.>Iii WANT al
Z" 'o'>' MA All ; A.. iouh
WEST IN iiH>r STREET.
-. OLi.oI-.rrIn
~vvI Nvsi NaGy s,Iy,i
bLhic' - DRLO aiOIlG.
siilihri . rnAkMACI.
- Hvrtn Sheppard street
D!-NNn > SO 10, .,,tJ ihAiiNACY.
sEDO = DrbG sioI:r:
hVOt @ns rItAtS,NcY
IOu.i'sOn ANA Main.
lhE ndtASDis thAHIACY.
222j Hanover .Iv.uuc
'"oS. .o: A' GrSst A t.,.taA,l;MAcr.
H.; l.. BOONEN
ilEltMIrAuE pHu r;G G SS!ift
l,i, West broad street
iuJLtC DkCG STORES.
WEST IND CO%FECIIOSERY,
lavl Wyst aaIA Street.
~; l.. JOilANN.
PINE STREET. riiXRMHcY,
o.; 80. .,i iiGas4 ,ins S!T;Si
ell Mvai broad Street.
TAHK%ST GEuG, c1sii.A:;r.
CONES % %.s bL n!SIt me- f!Iss;. sr,,,u
": 80. sA .CI Frs
$50 Yves; Leigh street.
EAsI Oh FIRST STREET.
sGnEHS.
ud iSl Es'i rrh t%.fi T'[eG e.
~
- -. j. ii fituisMM street
E.cli%o&%h iiit" sM'sSsS
~! Ea.t Ma!n street
sCIiEES
i N.G,S %Gi ii! "; Gr,il: 5}!Ss;
=. SpEtA E!sntyeHth street
WILLIAMS plI.NEMACY
TDcni! Eyst and MaIshaI. Streets.
TURNER'S PHARMACY
FAiiiMOuNT rIiXHMXCY.
-!-J IaGTmJunl Avenue.
EATO%'S LiiEkMACY.
900 a e 4 i fHai''; street.
iIuRD's DRUG STORE.
j, i. sNiifii'.
$50; East MaT;ht!i Street.
Mii:LEn = hii0AbS.
FULTON.
john 7. kUESTER
2ls Louisiana Street.
J. Is. VAUGHAN.
$500 Wi.!.tinhbuTs Avenue.
j. y. Bl.ACk = SDS
3gl. williamsburg Avenue.
SOUTH RiCHMOND.
wAsiiISGTOS = EARLY.
i2VI HUI Street.
b. ,rARkisH.
1893 iiu!! Street
.:lG Hull Street.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
WOODLAND HEIGHTS PHARMACY.
BAHTON HEIGHTS.
BARTON IIEiGiiTS CONFECTIONERY
Iia North Avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
". X vAUGHAN.
Fourth Avenue and stuart Street
ROLAND riKk.
Park VIEW PHARMACY.
L.g- NOSE SUI. .Ak.nI.
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for Sale

BARGAINS IN USED CARS
PEERLESS. 7-PASSENGER.
oLDSMoBILE 30" PASSENGER.
LIBERTY SPORT. 5-PASSENGER,
NATIONAL &C." 7.pASSENGER.
TERMINAL MOTOR co. INC,
NINTH AND CARY STREETS.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

fi.tASAN Entered peacefully Into -.st
- 100 T. NJ h1y /. a; her rnS.ir!.r..
" last FrdukI" street Carr" rhu'n auu
ilrhShnt" widow 80 james Pleasant
FnH"in' Notice later Please omit r",,
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Published Monday. Wednesday and Friday
arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Train,
'Daiiy. unless otherwise shown pubIi,hrt
only as information and not guaranteed
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only
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REPEAL OFEXCESS PROFITS AND
LUXURY TAXES is PROPOSED
continued From First Page
NimlnIify COLLECTIONS.

MAS transmitted to Chairman PEN
rose. of the Senate Finance Com
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Lost md IIniln,I

l.oST-i!unch keys. Atlantic registry tag
n"inrn u l. fu'-u.. - Moore Hldr
w. North Ninth street
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Funeral Directors

ORDERS completed in -
hours "" ar" equipped TO dye gar
'u"ntS b!aCH In ;w"niy-fuuT hours. This
Is special branch of our business ana
- always given prompt attention.
N"is"lic's. 307 North seventh street
'IIAul'- Edwin ihuup. funeral director
and cmhalIncr. 5GJ East Main street.
Madison 1871. Randolph HiI3.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

1891 a. io:ia y NJ. a; the s.drncc .:
Street. Anne l."ui, daughter OF Rosa
Crouch and tn" iAt. \ O. Champvr.a!n.
IN n" ,:3fi scar ~ nor ago, she il
sn-viE.i by her mother aud thr"" sl.-
,erS Ms, II, Cara and Misses c"re
ana Viola Chamberlain. The funeral
VIII TAX" p.du" Tuesday Hfi"TUuul az .
o'clock from Union Station ". L.. Church.
!n'cfu"r' In ohhwUni.
3TGHES -p"i "a: his residence. IL South
Laurel street. AMI. -. NJ J.. NJ.
James frrGn:lch. SON .: Charles l.. and
Maud Granger Hughes. Funeral Mon
DAY. May :. g T. Nj from Pine street
BAPTIST church iaicrmcn; in River
PHELPS Died May !. at 4. o'clock J.. NJ.
~ has sisters residences. 81. south Third.
NTH Died May / .s2l go A. NJ. at
her homo. ~ state Street Mir. Annie
'. smith widow pf The lat" Rev. Chas.
~ smith. she leaves to. mourn theIr
loss SIX ttuGhtcrs. Mrs ". u. Rccsrs.
MR.. Arthur =. Nielsen. Mrs w. y Bin
lord. Misses l-'n.. Miriam, ald Daisy
smith. and three sons Charles. Leo.
F-!iN Funeral services VIII he held
from Denny Street NJ. r.. church Tues
day. May 3 +. NJ. lmtcrment will be
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-09-23
AT 7 E N TIO N
Prevent Forest Fires

Citizens of Wisconsin are eau
toned to be unusually careful
with fires this fall. With con-
tinued dry spell In October and
November we will experience
bad fire risk on cut-over and for
est lands. Settlers are warned
particularly to watch fires set by
them In clearing SO that they will
not run over surrounding coun-
try. Lumberman. campers, hum
ters, and all others are urged to
practice great care with fire In
the woods. These fires have al
ready caused too much damage
In Wisconsin. 1t pays to pre-
vent forest fires.
WISCONSIN CONSER-
VATION COMMISSION.
Dance at Gerl's Hall, Newald, Satur-
day Mite, Sept. cath. Snappy music to
be furnished by the Troubadours 5
piece orchestra.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-09-23
Bank Robbers Attempt
to Escape from Jail

An attempted delivery of the Wab-
emo State bank robber suspects held in
the county jail at Crandon, Wis, was
foiled by the jail janitor. The three
men, Willis and Lawrence Lesperance;
Oconto, and Chalmers Yaeger, Green
Bay, had worked loose bricks in the
prison chimney and were about to
effect their release when discovered
Acid was poured about the cell bars
after which they were sawed loose
with piece of wire, giving access to a
ventilator pipe connected with Chin
ney Bricks were loosened with a piece
of iron from the bathtub. Sheriff B.
FL Miller, who found the three prison.
ers ready to make their getaway under
cover of darkness, put them in separ-
ate cells and guards were placed
around the Jail.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-09-23
PADUS

d. C. Forrest was to Wabeno Mon
day.
Leona Fountain was to Laona
Thursday.
Mrs. J. F. Hammes spent Sunday
at Nashville.
j F. Hammes returned from Long
Lake Tuesday.
j. Ell. and j. It. Hammes were to
Crandon Wednesday and Thursday.
Thieves are quite plentiful around
here lately stealing garden truck
chickens and many other things.
Ruth Tuell returned to her home al
Nashville Tuesday after spending 9
few days with Helen and Henrieta
Hammes.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-09-23
Miss Florence Slater and Henry
Stronach Married.

We are late in reporting the mar
riage of Miss Florence Slater of Carter,
and Henry Stronach of this village.
The young couple stole a march on
their friends by going to Crystal Falls
Mich They were married there week
ago Thursday.
The bride ia daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. S. Slater of Carter and assist
ed her father in the store and postoff-
ice. The groom has lived here for sew
eral years and is a cheese maker by
trade. We understand Mr.. and Mrs.
Stronaeh will go to North Dakota
next spring where Mr.. Stronach will
have charge of a cheese factory.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1921-09-23
Miss Lillian Ackley and F. A.
Nc Donald Married Monday

It. A. Nc Donald of this village and
Miss Lillian Ackley of Crandon sprung
a complete surprise on their friends by
going to Crystal Falls, Mich, Monday
afternoon and being married by JUS
tice G. t. Roberts. They were accom-
panied on the trip and attended by
Miss Gladys Ackley, sister of the
bride, and Irwin Miller of this village.
The groom has resided here for sew
eral years and during the past few
years has been engaged in the mercan-
tile business. He has been very sue
cessful and has acquired two-thirds
interest in the large Nc Donald-Har-
ter store building. The bride is
young Crapdon lady and has visited
here quite frequently the past year.