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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
CHURCH WEDDING.
Marriage af Miss Nellie ~. walsh and
Pasl A. Spraeg IT ~. Pasrs.

Miss Nellie NJ. Walsh, 1911 West
aixth street. and raul A. spragx we're
married at noon today In st. paula
". e. Church. Rev. John NJ. Walsh,
- d, brother Of the bride. arsisted
Isey. James G. Chestnut, of Spring
field. Ohio. In The ceremony. The bride
aud groom were attended hy Miss
Mary e. Walsh. sister Of The bride
and Herbert G. spraRg, brother Of the
groom. The priests In attendance
were tho following. Rev. james Conn
lskv of Dover. ilev. Charles Dough-
erty, Rev. Edward G. Higgins. Rev
Thomas =. waldron. Itev. A. Oiexin-
ski, Rev. Francis ISieiter and Rev.
Joseph Ire OF Ridsely. Md. Alfred
A. Walsh. James Y. Walsh and Al
fred gpragg were tile ushers.
The bride wore white satin crepe,
heavily embroidered. and a picture
hat 10 match. She carried Bride
roses. Her attendant wore peach -col-
ored crepe meteor. with picture hat,
and carried pink tea roses. After q
northern wedding trip the young
couple will be at home after August
I. At ssoa Iessup street
Webb. Murphy.
Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. ". !. Murphy, 800 South
Union street, of the marriage of their
daughter. Helen A. to Howard J..
webb, Ir, Of 3i2 South Union street,
on June Is.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
xss,e.. ke.a.ed 81 shoplIl,Iss

Jtnss liopa roivfnd. fnaIrrn FNh
stealing hfts cent rifT from me
Metropolitan store. Market street uttf
Isignfh. WAS held 0nder 1900 hnN inI
the Court ~ gspefsl tfrfivus IN fN|
rirloal Court today.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28
Harrison street Church Bake.

The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society OF Harrison street NJ. t..
Church will hold bake in the base
nenu of the church tomorrow after
noon at o'clock.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-28

lived. took him To the front Of hir
home and rnt him on the pavement.
The automobile then disappeared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
A LESSON IN TAXATION

THE pages in Secretary Melons report dealing with the results
Of excessive surtaxation might with profit be lifted out of the
: more or less tedious body Of the report and printed and circulated
as a public document. for the instruction of the public.
The tabular statement showing that from 1916 10 1919, in three
Of the greatest income making years that the United States has ever
seen, the taxable aggregate Of incomes over 100000 fell from $685.
100000 TO ~$60000O00. II is not conceivable that great wealth sf-
fcred such a depression in the period of the country's greatest pros
perity. II is obvious that the decrease represented the transfer Of
this wealth from its ordinary taxable investment in trade and indus
try 20 the non-taxable investment securities. whose volume is stead
lily growing under the competitive bidding of the surtax refugees.
The highest surfaces do not produce revenue. They defeat their
own purpose. Moreover in so doing they drive investment funds out of
productive enterprise, make money for industry and commerce high,
increase the cost Of such necessary enterprise by reason of this fact,
and further handicap the expansion and development of business
by restricting its resources Of finance.
If these demonstrable facts can be impressed on the minds of the
public there may be a better appreciation of the fact that the plea
for reasonable reduction in these supertaxes, is not an effort for
the exemption Of wealth from its fair burden Of government costs,
but is rather, an endeavor 10 bring the larger accumulations of wealth
in the country into cooperation in the understanding.
IL from ten 10 twenty billions Of invested wealth in the country
is escaping the tax levy, it is obvious that the rest Of the income
in the country must carry an overload Of the tax burden. Secretary
Mellon proposes to call this invested wealth back into business
where il will pay reasonable taxes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
MIRACLES OF SKILL

UTORKING in q North Carolina lumber mill Henley q. Brigmon put
w bis left hand against a saw. The hand was almost completely
severed at the wrist. Both bones were cut clear through. Veins,
arteries, nerves and ligaments were parted as il struck with a butch
eris ceaver.
A heal surgeon in charge Of the plant wired the bones together
bound the tendons, splieed the nerves, joined the arteries with silk
stitches.
Feeling has returned TO Brigmon's injured hand. lie can bend
IL at the wrist, move the fingers and use IL in his work.
When we stop to think Of il, surgical science has kept pace with
the other mechanical marvels Of our day. It seems quite possible that
the time IL near when worn or broken parts of the human machine
may be mended or perhaps replaced, just as one replaces a broken or
worn part of the automobile. OF course the old boat eventually wears
10 the point where replscements and repairs re no longer worth
while; and there is always the lure Of the new model. II will prob
ably be about the same with the human machine, no matter how far
the skgfo Of surgery may go in requirements.
A remarkable bird is on exhibition at the London Poultry Show.
II crows. has spurs and a tail like a cockerel, but lays eggs. Some
scientists regard il as merely a fresh evidence Of feminine ascend
eney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
Four Traffic Law
Violators Fined

Motorcycle ofncer &. n Carter was
the cAiIsn or $50 being added to the
city treasury this mornlng. -Four
men whom he had cited on The charge
81 speeding By sanntoriums or hoapi-
tais were fined SIS each his morn
ing when thcy Jared judge ". W Ale
clellan. The quartet who were fined
are ~ NJ cudnhne. Paul a. Mcrkle.
W. u. Fowler and a. Crnck.i
The case Of Frank Romero. who
was charrcd with c~ndehvoring to
fight his way inin the prize noat at
the crystal theatcr last night was
continued from this morning unfil g
O'Clock tonight. patrolnan nonulo
samxar reported thnt the man resist.
ed arrest and tried 20 take his club
away from him
Romero eaid this morning that the
policeman hit him In the face with his
club. Romero had his chin In a ban
dare when he appeared la court.
Sirfaco Guerrero and andre Luz
cero, who were arrested at First
street and Central avenue this morn
ina on the charge Of staging a free
fiatie exhibition. were dismissed nfirr
hcinr given a lecture. The mon said
thess sNere only playing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
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E3\Ddily Poem
&EMMNQKS

Those sood ole songs. those tender
Dnar.
Those southern halinda gentle.
That niwpye make the mnddiuE
thronra
Grow on and sentimental
"oh take me back 10 Tennessee
And yet me see my Nanny.
My Nanny dear who waits for me
Down south In Ainhamyi"
Those has say. ~oh ie, me
roam
Down where the i've onks
QuivcrH-
Half aolen from 'Kcntucly Home"
And half from "Swnnec Rivcrl''
THESE song-composing gentlemen
sing, "piSie-Lnnd IL MY land
Though none OF them has ever been
Down South Of Staten ialnndi"
on how | love those southern sonFs
(ANhoneh their slightly tinny)
Abnnt the homeRick lad vhn longs
To he back In NirRinny.Y
Those Dixie songs. those triclsHy
songs,
That Groom 50 unsteady.
Those fair old, rare old southern
songs
That come from Tin Pan Alley,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
Fred Decker Found
Not Guilty Of Murder

COLUMBIA Ciry, Ind Dec. H.
Fred petkef Was found not gailty
last night nf the charge OF murder
placed aftninef him "a connection with
the doath 81 Leroy i.ovctt. an Elk-
hart. fnu.. youth. l,ovett wAs mnf-
dered a. nart OF a plot 20 obtoia $40
geo insurance. according 10 the states
contention Derkcr. it a charged.
insfirntsd the plot. His brosher, Nir-
XII Decker, IL rcrying a NE sentence
at the state prison for the murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
EXPLAINING IT TO AaArANrsr

Mnsanao Hanuhara a japanese
delerate to III" armament confer
cucc, relates a 'nle Of his chni
With traffic policeman who trird
70 explain to him tho Hyrtefn uf
streets. avenues and circies for
which Wellington Ia noted With
the bright inauisitiyrness 81 his
rare 1ianihara asked the master OF
traffic 10 ~clucidatc
sure. my little man" Faid the
policeman Keep 10 IN mind and
yen never 10 wrong. The icitercd
streets RON east and west. the num-
herod streets run north ana south;
the oycnues-wcil. the avenues
now, they run about a. they d-n
well please"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
RAILROAD BUILDERS

THE recent death Of Lord Stephen, one of the builders OF the
Canadian Pacific railroad, has brought forth many accounts OF
= his activities and those Of other American pioneer railroad build
en4
Railroad building pulled America out Of the panic that followed
the civil war. For over half a century our civilization followed new
railroad construction and prosperity accompanied it.
In 1920 extensions to our railroads totaled only 34 miles OF
track. History has a chance TO repeat itself. Steel men say that 1t
promises to do % in new railroad construction. 1t looks though, as
IL before the new construction movement progresses very far we
must have some great builders of railroad policy and finance tc
build a track out of the financial wilderness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17

A womn conducts an extensive ""H
farm at Skagway, Alaska,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
CHEERFUE NOTE

I, N-OpNcENENT Sy The whifmcrJackson Sash & Door factory
A that Il VIII double the capacity Of the plant here, was published
"a IN The Herald Thursday. Accompanying IL was the statement
Of r Il. whitmer that business y coming back and coming back
strong and the company = preparing to take care of the increased
business.
when we begin 70 get practical evidence like this enlargement
with its addition Of IS men to an already large payroll we are fur
nished with just cause for optimism. Doubling the capacity Of a
plant OF this kind after only two years of operation, and especially
after two such years as the two last past have been, Indicates an
industry with its feet on the ground and a head ON its shoulders Such
industries are valuable to any community. They are especially vat
liable to this one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17

Kansas has more than SO register.
"a women lawyers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17

II the person signing himself "A Citizen Of Albnquer-
que who wrote to The Herald concerning the alleged nm
just arrest and Imprisonment of anexseryice man by the
local police, will call or furnish his name and address we
will gladly publish the letter, and make the investigation
suggested. Anonymous letters do not get far toward right
fnO roroe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
Christmas Services
At Central Avenue
Methodist Church

The Central Avenue Mcthodlqt
sunday school win held It's Christmas
program Sunday morning. Dec. IS, Il
was announced today by the pastor,
the lcv. Mr.. ligbee. Special CHRIST
mas services win he held in The eve
ming, with special music. The Matcn
Night service win be from \ 10 "
y. m. on New Years eve, The public
la invited 10 those services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17

At Msdela, Mimi merchants united in an offer to farmers to
take corn at q premium OF 10 cents a bushel above the market price, in
payment OF old accounts. The farmers accepted the offer with
thousands Of bushels The merchants, by pooling their corn, secured
a favorable price from a 81. Paul commission house, the old accounts
are cleared off, the farmers are happy and some new money has
been turned loose in the community. A live chamber of commerce
secretary and the obvious good sense Of cooperative marketing turn
ed n big trick.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-17
BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

~8<B~ THE GOOD sHEPnERn-The lord o my shepherd: ! shan not
kI want surely goodness and mercy shall follow mn all the days
- 81 NJ NE; and I win dwell in the house Of the Lord FOR ever
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WHEN A WOMAN TELLS

Al sums ln,e hIs bro'hsr5 home and
wrpnklnH ~
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living said, lhn wpIphI NJ inhn
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~ me, ~. Ia.
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Where's q Reason" for Grsps.Nus
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-03
SEEK SOLUTION
ON TAX, TARIFF
Existing Difficulties Threaten
Long Summer Debate.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Republican
leaders of Congress are fishing today for
solution of the tariff and tax problems
surrounding them.
Wide divergence of opinion as to the
form new tariff and tax laws should take
has added to the difficulties of the situa-
ton.
The falling off of American exports and
the marked changes in the export and
import trade of this country since it be-
came a creditor instead of a debtor ma
ton as a result of the World War, rem
ders the task of the Republican tariff
tinker no easy one.
Long weeks of debate during the COM
ing hot weather is the prospect before
both Senate and House, although some
Republican leaders believe a way can be
found to expedite the contemplated tariff
legislation
Chairman Fordney hopes to report the
tariff measure not later than the middle
of this month. but it probably will be
well on toward the end of July before it
reaches the Senate, if the present rate
Of progress is any barometer.