Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-01-13
TINS OF INTEREST.

-.,.;-,ore and ONO Faii'oai p"Ss
a. .rr expects 10 round out on
s'n--. - next. He was a Lad OF
e., Is years Wien he s,af- d to work
i''., ,a.,road company in February
fo' " u, never has been in a serious
y. accident, Asked if he expected
"a -. Cs-:a.n Norris said he had
" Tough ..,rr1, Of it, He said he vas
.. - fr." and expected TO be on
~ Job for me time 70 come
OIL. fir general property taxes
90, about S7,2so,ooo for the
IL 100 have been mailed from the
g. ~ State Auditor John S. Darst
'-', T,,ious public service corporation
..,~cbout the State and the taxes, it
. .rr.c,ed. viii be paid by January 20.
|, .iii,nn to the taxes the corpora
-. pilI have 10 pay S6O,20O.4l in
ss,;. seryice tax for maintenance OF
public Service Commission. The
,..o.st taxcaycr is the Baltimore and
A., Railroad. which has to pay tax
" 42q3325 and a public service
n ofsl3,S55.
Tn. Vest Virginia State Penitentiary
|, inst received its first millionaire as
,,isoner Henry Feltman, of Ken
,,.Ey tobacco manufacturer, is be-
.;,,iop q seyen-year sentence in the
'.,;,.ntiary at Mpundsville. He was
,s,rpej with violation of the espion-
,,s law. With Feltman were two
.,ber prominent Kentuckians, Henry
y,rse brewer, and c. B. Schloberg,
shoe merchant, the former to serve
,ye years and the latter ten years. Tho
,hree were convicted in 1918 and have
sirc. been fighting their convictions in
,opr,. Recently they disappeared, but
few DAYS ago surrendered at the Of
,,s Of United States Marshal Cox, in
CNngon, ny.
That President Wilson will make his
home in Washington city after his re-
,irement from Office on March 4 has
been permanently settled. The pur-
,h,ss for President Wilson of the for
nsr home of Henry P. Fairbanks,
80 5. ST., Northwest, Washington
D. C.. has been announced by r. W.
Boiling the Presidents brother-in-law
NJ. Boiling said the property would
rss into possession of its new own
sr February II or before. The price
paid was not made public, but it is re-
ported to have been in the neighbor-
huOi of Sl5OOOO. The house, which
is in one of the most attractive resi-
Dental sections of the city, was built
about four years ago and is of colonial
trck and limestone. 1t is surrounded
BY grounds that take UP half square
and is raised we'll above the street lev
&.
Several hunters suddenly lost their
iFpeiite for a ycniSon dinner q few
:iyS ago when State Game Warden
Charles c. Morton walked into their
camp at SANDY Ridge. N. J., produced
search warrant, and five minutes
later had uncovered the remains IF two
lawns, Illegally killed, mat had fur
nSAe1 steaks for the feast, The war
Ten notified the hunters that the neal
'ouId cost them 500 plate, each.
sihe law compelled him to hold every
Hah as responsible for having the veni-
$" IN his possession. AS there were
!, hunters at the table and the fawns
''sAea only about VI pounds eacr. the
FrSgesM- '.-s w SET new high
aslfe !or Hc1..pn steaks at SIS a.
F'una. Ihc Safe law for the protec-
"'h OF iavns .pulates that a hunter
must see the horns on a buck deer be-
VIZ ne Shoots OHer members of the
parry the wa---n held, became Access
n'',s when they received the fawns,
''"o'Fel ard a'c the meat in their
anp
PI''N71r company has offered
r'Ss.aeni WILTON $4,000 for Just one
."'.e' on ans sutjcct about which he
'a ~ 10 "r..- And the President de-
,,''-1 me offer. Scores of publishers
I've some t. re While House with Of
"S 'oF Thy output of the Presidents
=" after b. caves the White House
A.''o 4'7 While one man has init
~ e. mat he has an agreement with
~. .son, .' was said at the White
r ".,' mat offers have met a re-
.''- Just as the Sl5O,OOO one did.
-. ''S'aeni> reason for refusing the
4. , ~, was given as a desire to market
,s..s "''ary output for what it may be
r.. , 'a'i'er than to accept a definite
=, ''' any article that. when COM