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Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13
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The Cram O, the Nations Hun,or

Why shouldn't government clerks do
fancy work in office? Congressman
have taught Washington Post.
Most Of these vaudeville stars that
say that they have sung before the
| crown heads of Europe mean that
they sung before the crowned heads
were born.-Nashville Tennessean.
An Illinois woman says that some
of the women seen on the street don't
wear enough clothes to wad shotgun.
She may be right, but comparatively
few people are interested in shotguns
Seattle Post -Intelligencer.
Too bad income tax blanks don't at
least exempt tax on PATIENCE
Newark News.
Speaking of colors, we are prejudiced
against red on account of our bank
book-Hopkins (Mo.) Journal.
Most women have to marry for love.
at any rate that is all they are going
to get.-El Paso Herald.
Great Britain's Irish policy doesn't
cover casualty nor life insurance, we
1At.
There are a lot Of unemployed but
there are more vests with egg on them
than there were a few months ago.
Joplin (Mo.) Globe.
A man may have head for bus
mess, but he will need to use his hands
and feet to make success of it.-Pas
sale Herald.
A Swedish engineer announces the
perfection of speaking moving pict-
ures. We trust the speaking is loud
enough to drown out the talking
among the spectators.-St. Louis Star.
The average marrying man is an
optimist. He firmly believes that he
can convince her that she is lot
prettier without rouge and lipstick ar
tificiaIities.-Nashvill Banner.
Perhaps one reason many persons
prefer to visit the South Sea isles is
that the native costumes there make
the islands seem somewhat like mod
ern America. City Okla
homan.
Although little Clarence Calliper's
tonsils and adenoids were removed
last September, he wrote on his exam
nation paper in school yesterday that
"Silar Marner' was written by Har-
riet Beecher Stowe.-kansas City
Star.
Sartorial art finds many forms OF ex-
preston. Some mems idea Of dressing
for q party is to button the vest
Providence Tribune.
When statesmen remark that they
trust in God, they mean to confess that
they have exhausted every other exped-
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13
Sutesf Road TO Ob1iv;on

Pretty soon anybody who wants
to cover up something will ask that
it be investigated by congression-
al committee.-Washington Post.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13
Adds To Gaety of Nation

When congressional gents from
Texas fall out the result is enter
tanning, if not edifying.-Indiana-
polls News.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Sartorial art finds many forms Of ex-
preston. Some mems idea Of dressing
for q party is to button the vest
Providence Tribune.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

A man may have head for bus
mess, but he will need to use his hands
and feet to make success Of it.-Pas-
saic Herald.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Which Means What It Means.
A Cincinnati pitcher wants 81 a
day more to live in Brooklyn. That
is most nominal demand-to live
in Brooklyn.-New York Tele-
eranh.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

There are a lot Of unemployed but
there are more vests with egg on them
than there were few months ago.
Joplin (Mo.) Globe.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

A Swedish engineer announces the
perfection of speaking moving pict-
ures. We trust the speaking is loud
enough to drown out the talking
among the spectators.-St. Louis Star.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

The average marrying man is an
optimist. He firmly believes that he
can convince her that she is lot
prettier without rouge and lipstick ar
tificialities.- Banner.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Perhaps one reason many persons
prefer to visit the South Sea isles is
that the native costumes there make
the islands seem somewhat like mod
ern Observation-Disclosures City Okla
hOman.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Most women have to marry for love.
at any rate that is all they are going
to get.-El Paso Herald.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Although little Clarence Calliper's
tonsils and adenoids were removed
last September, he wrote on his exam
nation paper in school yesterday that
"Silar Mariner" was written by Har-
riet Beecher Stowe.-kansas City
Star
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Great Britain's Irish policy" doesn't
cover casualty nor life insurance, we
infer.-Richmond (Ind.l Item.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Speaking of colors, we are prejudiced
against red on account of our bank
bOok.-Hopkins (Mo.) Journal.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-03-13

Too bad income tax blanks don't at
least exempt u tax on PATIENCE
Newark News
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
RICE.

SHW ORLEANS. La. Oct s-RouG h
rice. steady: saics reported. 7S5 sacxa Car
nina 1T t.?oG, 40: receipts. 7.2t sucks
nil!Hrs receipts. s.ii, SACKS Clean rice.
steady: sales reported. 40 pockets Hon
du-:S at i2tIfH; 1919 pockets Rlue Rose
At s:-lCm"; ~ rockets Carolin,, 1T 2b.Gr
sic rccri0ts 100 pockets. Bran. per
Ton. 80: nn.lsh. nnE Ton 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
AUTOMOBILE PROVES
GOOD BOAT IN MUD
Oklahoma Man Has Varied Experi-
enc~ In Trip Through Three
States.

w. \. Jntton, OF Quinton. Okla
took :: vacation trip in his Chalmers
this summer. covering parts OF Okla
bona, Arkansas and Tennessee. that
almcst convinced him that tho Chal
mcrs was Il boa, ana not an auto
mobile.
Just after starting out on his trim,
Mr.. Jctton and party were caught in
severe rain storms on highway
which was under construction and
still soft.
1t was soon \ sea y. mud but tho
Chalmers plunged through. On the
way back several weeks latter he
ran into more rain in Arkansas along
the Mississippi. But tho Chalmers
came through in mud over the axlcs
My Chalmers never faltercd,"
writes Mr.. Jctton. despite the fact
that ] had four passengers and n
camping outfit aboard. pulled mos,
of the bad roads In high and second
gear and. frankly. was afraid at
times that I would pull the car apart
But it caTne through In fine shape and
after the mud was removed was az
good as new
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Markets
PRODUCE NtRKI.TS.

S!N YORK.. oct. $.--Thr market Cor
core" ~ Grts MAS very Guir. th!s morn
iiS. am CuTr"spru!inE.N sensitive to S,nHll
"fh.iS .lthcf way. After upeulus a; {,
~ elm" 81 : 20 . points under sCUtteriui,
giuuitSil"u ;Tiyos stcadlpd up u I,oiut or
w" on covering. but tn" H.rhe: other
W." Va i"Ntur'l"ss. wijh March RANGING
ott~crt 80 rnl ..-i, The vlusv wa. 10
b".hts Ncf i"""~. Sales w"r" estimated n;
nbpIt i.sV' H%ss. October. 7.:I. December
~ January. al. March. :.si. MAJ. SO.
ia y SO; sent amber. NuS
Sl."; C"ccr pUlc:. 1910 :. 81. - =.
santos - III Ia l-i.. NJ fresh oi.rrs,
were reported IN the cost and freight
market.
IN. nricia, cahi.s shove, ,cr,i,o -
y r".s IN the Iolla- buy:ag rate VITA
:niTri- quotations UNCHANGED O. = .c!s
4S%n"r =. Rio ana uuCi!.uS.l 10 ., r".r
tuEh"E a, santos. Rio exchange on LONDON
U.s. unchNnSrl. Nrazi!Itu r0rt receipts.
'frv; juauI,hy receipts. -7.y'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
BRIGHT TOBACCO SALES
5000 DURING THE week
Receipts, However, May Fall
OF Because of Cold
Snap Now On.
riucEs SHOW SLIGHT ADVANCES
APPEARANCE Of BuScrS for E>p,,t
Mho Have Bcrn Holding AIoof
heretofore. HAS Tendency 10
Strengthen LOW-Grndc t.ood..

On All I'll" briEh; tobacco ,n.rNc:s
~ virginia and North Carolina tho-s
was good business all of last week.
ths main the receipts of the loos.
ieH were la'Eer ihan they have hcvn
10y I'm sihcc The opening O: tho
'tSon and there was NOR, u,,i,,n
ton. ""'''''-
Prices on all Of Tho better grades
"htnoe 10 advance and on som. of
the markets there was NOR. nnip,.,,
.."h anu slightly batter figures for
VI" common and low grades. Tho
""cc OF buyers for export. who
hSvc been holding alooc h.rc,o,o
has had a tendency 10 strengthen thc
low grade goods.
me probability is tina, receipt. ON
al OF The markets. will fan OF mi
Week on account OF the arrival OF
IN" cold snap. which Will pa, The
order '"'''s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
RICHMOND TIMEs-DIsPATCH: SUNDAY, OCTOBER g. 1921.

lem Were described as Frustrating"
and vaclllatinB BY John K. Edger,on.
OF Nashville. Tenn. who rs prest-
dent OF association. headed the dele
cation. He told Mr.. Harding busi-
ness MEN were profoundly disar-
pointed and discouraged" by tho Mt
ut1ae OF Congress toward tax re-
VISION and that Industry saw little
hope OF solving It's problems or cur
failing unemployment until "A definite
anu constructive tax problem had
been put on the statute books.
Tho President took no definite posi-
ton In regard TO the Smoot plan. al
though he Is understood to have told
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
SI,N;AI;.

MEM YORK. oct. S--Thy raw SMEAR
! 'aEkct "as 1niet today and the Only
80 reported WIS a lot 81 800 bars ~
or c"n;rituga. or MnehauEcd fruai ;hu
..S' nr.Hi"vs .s.c. There w"rc no gale.
e 'utI t"a; t.ir line oi t:Ibas ,nup"r;
70 arrive Kill be taken by local rciin-rs
20 Zee paid :p- al the committees official
hric". when used. The committee is sin
HrIihR al - cents tor cuaas, COS; and
right "lliai To 49, for ccu;ritu-AI
reading IN raw sugar futures Sas light
wa principally ia the form OF evening ~
i"i ov"E 'Ec w"ok-cnt rh, ur,lCrton,
80: s;eaiy and closing. prices Were un-
closed ~ :-25 March. ."9: May 2,:5 ana
July. 80.
the refined 'ralS,; vas steady and uu-
hanged At 30 FOR flrc yTanuiatcI
.s"in"d futures were dr!l ami w!thou;
changed to nnIn,G net higher. with pc
rcinDtr. 80: March a., and May c i,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
nt~ s-,es NJ win.tou-Sr1cm.

IRRESPONSIBLE y. c.. Oct S.
The sales &C lcaf tobacco on this mar
ket this week were close around
1000 0hn pounds and the average
around 500. One day the average
touched S29Sl pcr hundred. which IL
the largest that has boon made Anv
one day this season. The coid wave.
which struck here this morning will
probably curtail receipts Tor next
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
nrirh,s Sell wei, in r.,.r,,,,r,

iEiEkSRtEG. VA, Oct. s.-The
safes OF loose tobacco at tho severn,
warehouses in Petersburg this wcel;
nave hcen quite large and the prices.
"'Nicrs declare. have been sntisfac-
tor!' ihe price ranged as high as
$50 rcr hundred pounds Tho tobaccc
sofa was n! bright and tho quantity
pFonEht To market showed that tho
growers OF the golden leaf" have
had fine season for curing the weed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
MANUFACTURERS SEE
PRESIDENT ON TAX BILL
Express Grave Dissatisfaction
Over Republican Congress
Progress in Revision.
I by Associated Press. |

WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-pruteas
against the delay in enactment Of Il
tax bill. ana endorsement OF tho
Smoot manufacturers tax plan were
presented to President Harding toda,
ty committee who said they spoke
for more than 100000 manufacturers
In every section Of the country and
in every branch Of industry.
The methods of congressional
leaders in approaching the tax prob
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Mnr,,n.,i,,c opcps I'm.

MART'NSNILLE. VA. Oct. S-Thc
Martinsvillc market opcncd October
I" with breaks wci~hinC out 10000
POUNDS. This brought an average Of
20 cs:ts pc- pound. tho prices rang
ing from {" to IS cents per pound and
all tho farnora were pleased Fairly
ROOD sales have followed daily this
week and there has been an unwa ri
tendency rs tho hcttcr goods show IN
The Horny County crop is short this
year. but in tho main II Is good
crop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
Nc Change Mt nocky Mount.

POCwT MOUNT. y. c.. Oct s.
Notwithstanding the fact that tho
Rocky Monnt tobacco market closed
on Tuesday on account OF Il circus
performance. sales OF leaf have been
fairly large this week with prices
about in line with previous roDorts
Each day. however. has shown n
slight decline in the quality OF the
LEAF oM"r"d there being q large per-
ccntage of tips showing up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
increase Portage In Portugal.

I.ISEON. oct. s.--Postal rates in
Portugal have been Increased sine"
May last 70 eight times the former
rate. This has aroused protests from
publishers and members OF parlia-
nent who charge that the new rates
virtually prohibit the expectation OF
books 20 Brazil and that this will
destroy Portuguese. in fiuence in their
country. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-cn;ton goods were
uuicter today. with Triccs firm in gray
goods. Rising prices were made on May
lines OF branded do'ncstics. Yarna were
urn. cniThsd warns being especially strong
Knit goods were in fn,r demand. Linens
were active AMI h:ncr. l'urlnps were
0utC; New lines OF mems c'othrng for
Stirring viii y" shown and priced ny icad-
ing man uiac,nr"rs next week. whiie .ric.
changes viii not b. irrportar: nlnc n hSt.
tor values will he shown IN the garments
because Of the hlGher nunlit,. cloths lsnd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
I.arecr Ncrcirts ma south no.tnn.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. Oct S.-Thc
sales OF leaf tobacco this week have
been somewhat heavier than any
week this season. Prices on the finer
grades were considerably highr and
there was some improvemcnt in tho
figures paid for tho lower grads and
common leaf. Tho market shows de-
cidedly more a0'r,tion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

WILSON y. c.. Oct. s.--Thc sales
of loose leaf tobacco this week were
2.27l.3e6 pounds, which brought an
average Of s32.55 per hundred. Tho
total sales to date. 11.56s,22t pounds
average S2G.26.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

MEM YORK. Oct. S.-Co:tonsccd oil vaq
weak Under pressure from relintrS and
!!duhiatiun Icy d!shcnrtcned longs Induced
ny duii trade conditions and fears az
CHEAPER fogS. Closing bids wn-r L. to T.
points ne; lower. Sales. lis0 barrels
iriin" crude: -. bid: prime summer yell
May. 81. ali bids
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09
NAVAL. STORES

-SAVASSAli;, Oct ,s.--Turpcn,ine. Arm
TO- stock 2s1a Resin. firm sa'es. i.i6G
Icceirts !.5os: shipn cnts. l1S; stock. .SISt
rro;C: u. S.Sa: u 40: T.. T., C. SIS; II
rs: $50. X. $50: IL. go: n 5..5: wG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-09

Ills callers that he hoped for an &C.
ceptable solution OF the tax tangie
within the next two or three weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
BLAIR NOMINATION z
IS NOT CONFIRMED
Sent lack to finance committsS - ~
vsstirats His oualtAesSaoAsG

WASHINGTON. May As result ~
opposit:on lcd by Senator johnson (hepl
California. the senate late today yotea
"a rcrommit tho nomina tion Of David n.
Rlair OF Winston: Salem. n. c.. Tor n.
tnrnational revenue commissioners to I've
senate finance committee with tnatfuc-
lions TO investigate Mr.. Blair's ouaIin.
cations.
The fight against Mr. Blair deve!oned
considerable Republican oppo0ttcn,
rrincir.lly ove- his course as a deit-
gate a the Republican national conven-
ton at Chicago, last June.
Violation Of the North Carolina pH'
mary law by Mr.. Blair was said 70 nsve
been charged In executive session oy
Senator Johnson.
Mr.. Blrir was chosen as delegate n
STATE convention. Later. In q prefer
entail primary. Senator JJohnson, one or
the Republican presidential 1ndoateA
received 4 large majority.
In the convention. Nr. blair yoteo
for Mr.. Harding. despit" Senator 5ohn.
sons claim that his support was piedeea
to the Californian until relea sed ~ hln.:
The North Carolina law. Senator John.
son was said to have declared. spechc'
ally required delegates to vote for the
primary choice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
GAS PRICE BOOSTERS
MEET IN CINCINNATI;
GOV. MORGAN INVITED
Honor Post at Banquet Table
Reserved for West
Virginia Executive

Sptr.a Z! Dispatch :" tn. ln'".!.::'..,''T.
Cin"il.,ati -. Way .. :':r2G' d::"Hs
10y IA" ivrth -nru:r& L,rtr:.i -. ''''''-
v"H; ,nn. >..i 10 hHs::I at n. III a. ho'':
il, tbs ci-y May is. VII 'u"InI ic''II ~
lav T'itu inN:tatir:.s w'!'' Int :" a. .
governor "t W"st NirgImlr hh." INA
P"uu%yIy.,u:u VIII. ;hc MIST Virginia
gulrcnur ,ic$ grated l.. hav.. IA" post -,
honor At th,. heal 80 th" haIQu"t table"
lEyr"n Cl"nd"unUG. torn"r m"mt" =
Of tn. Ohio state Public Utilities COR
mi sStuu. has b"en slated Ia read ! Ia p"-
rpun "'rh" Commission. tn" Public AMI
tho Utility" Scvcra! notahlcS Of n"
Natural Gas AssOcia tion Of Amr-l"a
vii h. in ATTENDANCE" and will deliver
addresses uuun the necessity % boost
ing :he Ir.cc> Of nalur.d Ga>. and VII
rrcSrn' figures showing thu "un:rg H.
appearance "f natural gas for tncl I'll
light. and the necessity nt .nIHIvd.l'"
and determined conservation.
Tho formulation "f a m"w natural h"9
supply contract for THIS CitT = ur~
under discussion ny city council hnd
.hr forthcoming convention Will hrin.;
for,h reasons why tn" sam" i alleged
70 hr necessary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
LAWMAKERS EXPECT
GOVERNOR TO CALL
ANOTHER SESSION
LeFislation Leav-s state IN Position OF
Having to Raise Direct Tax
CT Esvalue Property.
BY J. r. REED

C.a:.cstun ". Va. Nay %-Th" MEM
nc-i e :cgiS!a ,ure .rf: th" capital TO-
night asSurri that before the passage
Of many months they would aG;s:n be
called into me service OF n" state. II
VS. agreed "mung the :nemhcr! ihal
unless ;hc uato.rSrcn happens II VIZ! D.
rccr.>.arr for the governor - rr"onf"ne
N, l"gis.aiurr in nrd"- :" Ind some
method or producing sufficient revenue
10 run tho state.
Sreakvr f. VI. ksa''ey. O. thr h'"s"
oc delegates. although he "NP7"SSei h!n-
Sc: as being very We =, as"'' Win TN"
results OF tho session. stated lhht hc
rea red the possibilit? q: second extra
,ri'hnry session m 1?@i.
The state cannot "r%i;c upon me
revenue which will l." produced by In"
gross ~alri tan and Ia" present direct
levy" he said. II lMv" gon" very
thoruughl" into he matter ana am IT.
c.inrl 10 believe :hut tn" total thar can
lr raised hj IN" gr"S% sales tx - about
&3.su0. QUO. Thie is lower .han the est
mates " ".h"rS. but h..i"T" '!iat " IS
plou: rr:rr>, Tho inheritance tax may
ral.r . h:n million and ~" d'-e't tax
must r.,.:. tie rH<:. "rl~>: Som- at
a!'.hr" way.
"T b...:.r, ;ha;. ratiH" thar increase
H., amnun. nr Gircr,s fax fo- state pur-
poyr. - i pnini nirnn-: drub'e thai col
l.ctrd during tho last y"'.r. evrr% effort
will b. made 10 find som" "'le" source
Of revenue OF widen tn" present sources.
With these figures and facts. a third
session seems almost imperative. The
!irs: ac next yea wi. find In" state
on .he rocks tirarriIl,y il W. arc now
using our indirect revenue 10 Their full
est capacity That WI demand re-
valua; ion or tho sort which the lcg:sla-
ture refused TO contenancn At this ses-
slon.''
r Is ;hc general belief among thr in
dependent Republicans that the third
session Is already formulating Itself in
the minds Of the machine leaders, and
that Governor T.. +. Morgan Will send
out n call for the state Snlons 10 as
scr1hl" abnu: thH first of the year
The closing hours Of the Session V-rc
marked by unusua. tersty. Az m"m-
bers seemed To BE- on their toes in an
effort 10 shave The appropriations down
10 the limit even after the bill was
brought in. in Is final form. Today's
actions we're, however. OF purely rou-
tine nature. and developed nothing Of 4
Wide importance other than the changes
In the Inheritance tax Law. y
The changes Il. the latter are only o:
importance in that they will destroy tho
office OF state inheritance appraiser and
Will thereby save $1,000 year. The
tota! under the amended tax law. n
po ymcn; 10 the state on Inheritance
vii! proba bly, amount 10 about s50o,hYu
annually. according 20 stat" Tax Com
missioner Walter S. HaIlaaan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
US, STEEL WILL
CUT LABOR WAGE
20 PER CENT MAY Is
Other Rates, Including Sal
aries, Will Be Adjusted

New York. May %.--t reduction ~
about 20 per cent in wage FOR day 'aho''
rrf.ctiv. May I6. and IN 'luitap'" au
iustrunnt Of other rates. ln"Iud:nS H"'-
aries Il; the plants Of the L. =. Sl"''i or
p1ra ton, was announced to-day hE t"-
i,-r; H. Gary. chairman q! the "o'P't"-
lions board Of directors. II IS estimate"
that between I0,0n0 and lI'.uOO en-
o,o,rS of the corpuration Will b" a1lcc'-
cd by tho cut.
Mr. ,;try ,lsu stated that In" corpora =
ton had been unable 20 find :, pa i";' :
hi, basis for the entire abandonment 60
tho IL hour do. or turn. in the !nl''c-
diat, future He added that III" j h"nr
shift, would bc continued with III" -@-
ccn,ion Of entirely eliminating this lea
-ur, within tho mkt year Mr.. 'a'!
cyrr.ssed the opinion that he did nor Dc
We've, the corporation could SATISFY 'ne
cmployc4 with any shorter HEEL.
nurirr 1920 tn" the avcrag" daily
.,-,r. uls Sc Ut .s against S".l@ IN lSl''
according TO corporation figures. l"'"I
salaries and waGr- diShurS:d "E IN" H'e"
,urDorotInu in ia9r. when the tota' num-
,.r ,f rn,Ylnvcs was 257.Gov. aggregated
i.Sl.":G.92i.
TN the basis Of tho reduction ann"unf- e
81 iu-,ay. corporation officials 'Hi-
,,,;. n, average cut. n wages ri "F-
,,r,>inatc,v .l.t" p"r DAY l'"r nam
rn;,rhly. mi. MI affect n rrducti"h IN
,he rAyro.!. calculated on the present
number Of employees. Of not less than
s!5u.nul. 600 annually.
Tn-dty's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 'oI'"~cd 'N''
ua.- conference her" with "H"cutF'
l..,IS with thc varinuS subsidiary com
uinirS ct The corporation.
Reductions IN the prices "i |"r'A'"
nr.Iurts manufactured hy she corpora
non. .,yrrtg:nr approximately = Il 'Hn'
were announced By Mr.. Gar! %" ApE!i -
=, take rfirr; tho Following day.
The heaviest reductions We're re"oro"H
~ IN plates which dropped from w"
go <l"5 Il ton. while til" :ninimaw DO
.-,asr affected 4x4 and heavier bi.!"'A
vb;ch derlsn-,l :rmIn $3.50 I" 81 Il ton
When the announcements Mas made
Mr. cary declined 10 Comm'n' on th'
r.duc,,nns and refused (" answer H""S-
lions regarding u contemplated cu' ~
wagcs. although there vas a Il genera
h..,i,f In financ:a, circles that wage cuts
wound shortly follow 1r'''" r"du't!"nS'
TIL. list from which thrs" price
changes were made, vent in:o r!!",t IA
March Il, 1912.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-04
Supreme Court Rules Mason
County Has Right to Try
Convict For Murder While
AT Liberty From Penal
Institution.

Over III" long distance telephone .aN'
-, cn.n. i'~osc..u;.us Attorney Robert l.
H"gS ~ Mason county ,oll The lnt"'-
i;G"ncaT ;aLt the cas-, Of W. II. 'li"i!E
Griffith. convict III the MoundSrllls pen
;lcur.lry whn Is charged with murd"c-
ia. Ira RouSh on the ohio river near
Point Pleasant. will bc called ~ the
June ,"r!r OF circuit court II Point
PHEASANT. ". Va. Prosecutor li"&c ha"
been advised carly in thr afternoon OK
the action OF thr Vest Virginia
SUPP, ~, rUrIrt "r.;,pp".,lS IN ruling that
Mason county has the right - take IN"
convict from ,hH pcnit-ni:.rr I" t!.'.
count; for trial.
IT, June term Of Mason county car
cYi, court convene, Tuesday. Junv So
tina, Prosecutor U"Gg 'NpectS that Inc
Griffith trial vii! hc under wa. III ahoit
one month. Judge O'Brien l. expected
20 dir-,t Warden !. Il. Terrell :" pro
duo. Griffith IN 'hr court OF Nilsson
county either on the opening day OF the
term or on th' day that the criminal
docket IS called.
II IS alleged that Grinith. whil" 4
fugitive from -" state p'n:i"nt''tr! ~
M"undSville. killed Ira kouSh "f Ant.Q'
,iitv. Ohio. an a lnotorbont on 'h' Ohl"
river near ". Pleasant. When captnr"
:,rd reformed (" flr.. paui;rntiarN S"N'fa'
days later. Griffith wore = coat "n.'l
aAS identified ny Wade R"usN. ~ l';'i
OF his son.
\ few days ac,"r Ira EouSh'S dt>ar'
Irarance his hudy was found II 're
river az 1t. Pleasant. Griffith "b''r'
doned the Roush potorh"at at FORTS
mouth. Ohio.