davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Silken IIndergan,ents

6 Silk Crepe de Chine Gowns, lace
trimmed; size 16. II. 1886 each;
Black Satin Princess Slips, with
straightiine models; sizes SO to A. $s
IS silk Waist Slips, high neck and
long sleeves; in black, desh. light blue
$1.o5 each; were -.
Is SIX Waist Slips. in white, lace
trimmed; low neck and short sleeves.
with peplum; sizes 40. AZ and ~. $1.e6
sur Underwear Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
China.pare

100-piece Daintily Decorated Havi-
Land land oh.ps .a1 3. Dinner Set, slightly imper-
2 82.piece Decorated American Porce.
lain Cottage Dinner Sets. specially
3.piece Conventional Gold Deco
rated Imported China Tea Set, slightly
imperfect. $50; was $3.50.
25 Decorated American Porcelain Tes
6 Decorated English Porcelain Double
Egg Cups, $50 each; were $780,.
Decorated English Porcelain Cat
2 dosen Decorated English Porcelain
Individual Butter Chips. $50 dozen;
were S1,76.
cred vegetable Dishes. s1.50 eaohi wszs
is Decorated American Porcelain Tea
ocPs snd ssueers; ssG % s.sA: - vess %s.dxst.d S0S.
English porcelain, Go; was 31.7b.
Chinaware Section. Fifth nooe.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
High Chairs

Floor samples which have be-
come slightly marred offered at
gfeatly reduced prices.
Mahogany-fnished High Chair. $3.50;
Wss S16.
! Golden Oak Finish High Chair. $50:
vas $l6; walnut finish. $50; was SIG.
Ivory-enameled Hair Chair, figured
trimming. $s.75; was SIS.
2 Golden Oak High Chairs. IS each;
Were $3.50.
hoEany- finished tray and trimmings.
t8.16: was $3.50.
Ivory finished High Cha:E. with blue
tray and trimmings. $&76; was $3.50.
Baby Carriage Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Won,en's Knit
Underxl,em

women's Swiss Ribbed Light-weight
Wool and Cotton Vests, high neck and
long sleeves, size 4. $3.50 each; were
32.25.
II women's Fine Ribbed Cotton Com
bination Suits. bodice top with ribbon
knee, size SO. in pink. 75o each; wers
81.
80 women's Swiss Ribbed Cotton Vests.
bodice style with lace shoulder straps.
slightly imperfect, size "A. $50 each;
wore 87Kc.
women's Glove Silk Vests, tailored
top. built-up shoulders, sizes 8S. 40.
$3.50 each; were Is.
Women's Knit Underwear Section.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Special Size Apparel

Black Tricotine Cape Coat. size 421s.
$3.50; was $110.
Navy Tricotine Cape Coat. size 441s.
3 Tan Tricotine Wraps. handsomely
embroidered: sizes 401h and 463a. $3.50
each: we.e 500.
Black Serge Wrap. size 441i. $3.50;
was 946.
Navy Tricotine snit. handsomely
braided. size 40h. $3.50; was SO.
Navv Serge Suit. belted model, size
ssh. $3.50; was $l5.
Tailored Tweed Snit. trimmed with
sable cab stitching. size 42h. $3.50; vas
Gray Homespun Suit. sports model,
size 42h. $3.50; was As.
Special Size Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Mems Shoes

36 pairs Mems Tan High Shoes.
narrow toe, with rubber heels;
sizes z, tx B; s. 6k. z, 3, Sh,
8 c: 6, z. tn, 8. 9 d. Special
1856 pair.
IS pairs Mems Dark Tan Russia
Calf Oxfords, with rubber heels:
closing out; sizes 8. 9, 10 B; s,
SX, 8. 10, II C: 611. 8, 81. 8.
0X D. Special, 1896 pair.
S pairs Mems Patent Leather
Button Shoes, with cloth tops:
sizes 7h A; 6 C; 6. 8 D. 1885
pair, were %.
8 pairs Bath Slippers. size IL.
Sc pAirs were $1.
Mems Shoe Store, First floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Women's Skirts

z Navy Baronet Skirts, in gathered
models, with novelty pockets. $3.50
Baronet Skirts, in brown and black.
gathered models. $3.50 each; were
Moon -slo Satin Crepe Skirts, gathered
models with slit pockets. $l6 each;
Tan and Green Wool Striped Pru-
nella Skirts; box and side pleated mod
els, with buckle trimmed belt. $50
each; were e26.
Skirt Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
100 Gordo5, Jify
Slip Covers
Seats for Automobile
HALF PRICE


Slip Covers to fit such cars
as Ford Touring Cars, Buick,
Dodge, Chevrolet, Hudson,
Maxwell, Oakland, Overland,
Paige and Studebaker Touring
Cars; and a few sedans; also
to fit several other makes.
They cover the seat cushions
and back, easily put on, easy to
remove. Colors are fast,
mostly dark stripes.
Ford Touring Car Slips. $1.90
and 81 each Seat, were 1915 and
other Touring Cars. $2.15 and
S22S each Seat, were $4.2S and
$3.50. ~
Sedan Slips. Individual Front
Seats. $40 and $50 each; were
$1.75 and 81
Sedan Slips, Rear Seats. <216
and SA25 each.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Cameras, Safety Razors
and Shopping
Machines

6 Folding Premo Cameras. u
each: were 412.5O.
No. &c Brownie Specials. spe-
eial. SASS each.
Is Safety Razors. Special. 5Oc
each, were 81 and &2.
is Stropping Machines ana
Strops for safety razors. 95c
each; were $3.50.
Kodak and Cutlery Section, First noof.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Baby Carriages
Floor samples marked at greatly

Floor samples marked at greatly
lowered prices
1 y Size Ecru-6nish Baby Carriage.
artillery wheels. SIS; was ~.
- y Size Baby Carriage, white enamel
finish: artillery wheels. SIS; was ~.
1 Ecru-inish Pullman Reed Carriage,
green lined hood: rubber tired artillery
wheels. $3.50; was $3.50.
I y Size White Hnameled Reed Car.
riage. corduroy lined: rubber tired AZ
tillery wheels. SIS; was IS.
Wood Carriage. with roll reed hood
and trimmings. green corduroy cushions
and lining; artillery wheels. $".se;
/ Reed Carriage. frosted brown. I'm
ish table fgesT. 1esr W. "; 1.s .sS ssS. "'e' Turn
combin.tio caT.sssEs and .,g ,sgtEESSller. e
1 Ecru Baby Stroller. reclining back,
WITHOUT VT hcedj; :. adjustable footre't'
1 Ecru Stroller. reclining back, I'd.
Unstable footrest with hood. S1S.7b;
was $22.75.
Baby Carriirs Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Pmasols and
Umbrellm

Colored SIX Parlsols,. In maize,
gray and light blue. - each; we're ~.
Fancy Silk PaFaeolS, In Dresden
effects. S3 each; wsrs q.
5 Mems 27-inch Black silk Umbrel-
las, with assorted wood handles; silk
subject to slight imPerfecttons. $4.o6
each. plus tag; wore %.
umbreIla Section. First Aoor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Philippine Cher,,ise

Is Philippine Straight Chemise. hand
embroidered in solid and open work.
scalloped or lace trimmed; sizes 40 and
~. $3.o6 each; we're % 70 $l0.
broidered Chemise. with scalloped edge
and cold embroidey. 3S.sb each; were
SUI Underwear Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
so Wool
JerseyCoats
Sbec;any Priced
$l2.H Is

50 Wool Jersey Sports
Coats, for i'm m e date
wear. Made with popular
tuxedo collar, and set
in sleeves, in brown,
beige, blue and heather
mixtures; sizes 81 to a..
women's Coat Section. Third
floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
400 Yards Ball Fringe,
Sc Yard: Was 1Oc

400 yards Good-grade, Ball
Fringe, in green and blue. green
and brown, green and red, on
white. Fine for curtains, covers,
bedspreads. etc.
Drapery and Upholstery Section, Fifth
Evening star., 1921-09-15
urs

1 Skunk Collar. 345: was $s4.
/ Skunk Choker $3.50: was 329.60.
Kolinsky 8-skin Choker. $50; was
i Kolinsky Choker. SIS; vas $3.50.
Il Brown Wolf Choker. $3.50; was
Black Opossum Choker. $3.50; was
$ls.7S.
/ Hudson Seal Choker. $3.50; was
/ Hudson Seal Choker. 327.6o; was
SIS. Aeo ''A A o''> ''
Fur Section, Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Neck1uear

31s dozen Organdy Ruffled
Vestees. some trimmed with lace
and tucks, others rather plain
with embroidery on collars. Soc
each, were u.
2 dozen Null Collars, trimmed
with lace and embroidery or en-
were csc.
Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Traueiing Goods

1 Hartmann Extra Size Ward.
robe Trunk, long edges rounded,
opens from the top; no bolts:
Hartmann special design: cloth
lining: floor sample. S50s was
S72.5O.
Hartmann Regular Size
Wardrobe Trunk. long edges
rounded, reinforced: special
Hartmann do bic automatic
locks; floor sample. 34o.50s was
$6S.
Hartmann Regular Size
Wardrobe Trunk. black fiber
covered and bound: spring lock
and draw bolts. lock on top
drawer and removable shoe box:
floor sample. &30.75s was $50.
8 24-inch Imported Leather
Suit Cases, double lock. hand
sewed throughout. $13S0 eachs
were &26.
Is Geunine Cowhide Bags. II
to 16-inch sizes: single or double
handles; lock and catches; leather
lined. Greatly reduced.
Travelling Goods Section. Fourth noor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Couer-AN Aprons
Specially Priced c1 AZ
for Friday . @As1O

A special lot Of three dozen
cover-an aprons, made of plain
blue ch a m b ray, with long
sleeves. v neck, adjustable belt,
and pockets; fastening at the
back; sizes 40, ~ and A. Spe-
cial. $1.45 each.
House Dress Section, Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Mems Hats and Furnishings

very timely offering of 50 Mems Sample Soft Felt Hats
number shapes of this seasons modelling and in the
ferred shade of brown, and AS they are
sample hats from the trade
they the very quality hats get Sizes
6z1, and 7%.
They qualities ordinarily sell in regular stock at
s. and 81.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Mems and Woy,,es1's
Handkerchief
Prices to Induce
Hla-AdlaAA RnXfma.

Prices to Induce
Immediate Buying
20 dozen Mems White Cambria
Handkerchiefs. with X Inch hemi
full size.
Special, 1Sc each, for u
30 dozen Women's Sheer White
Cambria Handkerchief, with
k-inch hens.
Special, 10e each, $1 dosen
Handkerchief Section. First door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
400 Yards Figured
SilkoliS1e

Specially Priced, 1Sc Yard
For comforts and draperies.
White and cream grounds. in at
tractive colors and designs: a
most exceptional value. The
quantity is not large, so we ad-
wise early selection. Sc inches
wide; 1Sc yard.
Evening star., 1921-09-15

VANITY
DRESSERS:
Louis XVI Mahogany, $loo.
Adam design Mahogany,
Sl00.
William and Mary Mahog-
any, s13s.
Louis XVI Ivory Enamel,
SIS.
DRESSING
TABLES:
Adam design Mahogany,
$3.50.
Louis XVI Mahogany, SIS.
Adam design Mahogany,
$50.
Queen Anne Mahogany,
SIS.
Colonial Solid Mahogany,
Slz5.
SEPARATE BEDS:
Sheraton Mahogany Beds.
$3.50.
Colonial Mahogany Poster
Beds, $zzz5.
Queen Anne Mahogany
Twin Beds. SIS each.
Louis XVI Mahogany or
Ivory Enamel Beds, $1zs
each.
Furniture Section. Sixth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
$50 Doze,, Yards
Valenciennes Laces
Ssl en- No. V-l-

SPECIAL, 6Uc Dozen 1af0S
These laces are an exceptional
value, and offer an excellent
opportunity to buy what you'll
need for Fall undergarments, at
a saving. In round mesh and
French vals. from Y to 1h
inches wide. Mostly matched
patterns: also seven different
patterns in beading and edge
combination.
Vsco Soctiou First Anor
Evening star., 1921-09-15

II suits Mems Special Quality
Silk Poplin Pajamas, white and
q few plain colors: small and
large sizes. 1886 suit, were $50.
SO Mems Eeglige Shirts. mostly
plain colors of blue, green and
tan with white cord stripe: sizes
IA. 14k. Is and 16h. $1.35 each,
were %.
Mems Hose. Special
6 pairs for $1.A5
60 dozen pairs Mems Seam
less Lisle Socks. fine gauge,
evenly woven and double heels
and toes increase durability.
Black, navy and cordovan.
Sizes 9A to 11H.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
An Unusual Collection of Values for FRIDAY REMNANT DAY

our
Remnant Day merchandise turnabs exehanesde;
O. D. approval Mail accepted
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Muslin Undergmments
Speciallv Priced

A sample lot Of high and low
neck gowns, made of nainsook
and fine cambria, embroidery and
lace trimmed. Special 41.4S
each.
Envelope Chemise, Of batiste
and nainsook: camisole and arm
hole styles: lace and embroidery
trimmings: sizes 38 to A.. 95c
eacb; were S1.5O.
Straight Chemise, OF muslin,
trimmed with a lace edge and
beading; sizes ~ and A.. 85c
each, were $50.
Muslin Underwear Section. Third door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Light-ueieht Golf Bags
GREATLY Reduced

6 Golf Rags Of 4 splendid grade Of
white duck. with aluminium top and
bottom and leather trimming. They will
give as good service as most any golf
bag, and have the added advantage of
being very light weight. Pockets for
balls and for Carrying small conveniences
on the green.
$5.75 Each; Were SO
4 Golf Bags Of the same general typo
rs the above. but Of much larger size;
closed hood top with lock and key: gray
and khaki colors.
$l2.75 Each; Were SO
Sporting Goods Section. Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Wonaer's Silk Hose
Reduced to 81 50 Pair

25 dozen pairs women's ALL
Silk Hose. in black and cordovan;
slightly damaged at tops: sizes
SIX to 10. $3.50 pair; were $3.50.
Also the following:
"a pairs wornens White Silk Hose,
Isle lined tops. slightly imperfect: sizes
Sh. 9. 9h, 10. $2 pair; were $50.
IL pairs Women's Wool Sports Hose.
in heather mixtures. slightly irregular in
weave. Sizes 10 and 10h. $1.2S pair;
were $3.50.
women's Hosiery Section, First door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
These September Sale Prices o"
Separate Pieces
of Bedroom Furniture
Certainly Show Why the Sale
Has Proven Such a Success

ORESSERS:
Queen Anne Solid Mahog-
any, $H5.
Louis XVI Mahogany
Dresser, Sl10.
Mahogany-finished Dress
er, $3.50.
A d a m design Walnut
Dresser, $3.50.
Louis XVI Walnut Dress
er. S1o0.
Louis XVI Ivory Enamel
Dressers, $100, $13s. $50.
Natural Oak Dresser, large
size, $35.
Natural Oak Dresser, small
size, SIS.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Roller Skates Reduced

KOller SkQfeS Keduced
10 pairs Roller-bearing Roller
Skates.
$2.6S pairs were S3.4S
z pairs Roller-bearing Roller
Skates.
q pair, wefe $3.7E
Sporting Goods Section, Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
CIIIFFONIERS AND
CHIFFORETTES:

Large Colonial Mahogany
Chiffonier, $150.
Queen Anne Mahogany
Chifforette, $95.
Small Colonial Mahogany
Chiffonier, SIS.
Mahogany-fnish Chiffonier,
with mirror, SIS.
Mahogany finish Chiffo-
nier, $3.50.
Ivory Enamel Chiffonier
with mirror, $19.5S.
Ivory Enamel Chifforette,
$0S.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
We Place on Sale Tomorrow
at Sbec;a1 Lou Price
so New Street Hats, $4.75
Mems Store, First door.

PANNE VELVET dAIlEE,S FiOSf1
DUVETYNE LYONS VELVE1
EMBROIDERED DUVETYNE
They are hats the seasons smartest new models
large small rolling brim effects and soft hats; also few
sports models.
Hats of elegant quality for the price and hats that will
appeal wanting the latest Styles in such shades
Cherry Wood Brown
r Rosewood
Taupe
N@SS Rose
Gray Black, combined with
Black many colors.
Also A SMALL NUMBER OF PLAIN COLORED FELT
SPORTS HATS marked at the low price OF WIS., which would
ordinarily be very much higher.
llnerySect Third floor
Evening star., 1921-09-15

We Loud Not OHer Iou Better Vdiues 1Han the
SeptemberSale of Housewares
Places Before You al Lou Prices
There decided of involved article have
featuring high quality dependable
should purchase this for
and future needs.
HIGHEST GRADE BATHROOM CABINETS, $525
ALUMINIUM WARE: Enamel with
zid ze hpPsa @ ss1fesns sae ss s. mirror and two shelves.
@a?s see Tea: a Kettles % ~ % WIZARD MOPS AND WAX:
WOODEN WARE: Triangle Dust Mops SIs 49,
staspsdds sda Chairs s's NICKEL BATHROOM FITTINGS
stepadd AT Csc EACH
oGpu % ssRnY n015Es 30
Curtain Semnnanon lumber ana 1o'n0'un
TRIPLE COATED WHITE Tumblr Holder
ENAMEL WARE: Sponge s % Holder
5qt E Oval Soap Dsh.wi daiuer
and dSoapD
eqt Converted K less s Cloth Raek
4at Convex Saucepan PaperH
Seamless CysiT
rlan sinchc nickel
hmneSE.
BATFROOMFTTTNGSAT ELECTRICAL WARE:
$1.3S EACH. 6n Electric Irons land
M 80 ~ r ~ Reversible with a
824andOi inch ToweB op.$
Band24 4inchO
and Opal Shelves with white Reversible Toass. SA
And m,n~ th. uss article. such a.. FROM
sa. and rh,b Holder Comb, ing a. Gsss as.
Stss s sG, wash bo'' scrap
Toilet :PapeH0 ..s.A.-n mas
Evening star., 1921-09-15
Children's School Hosiery
Special. Csc Pair

40 dozen pairs Children's Ribbed School Hose,
in black, white and cordovan broken sizes but
remarkably fine values. zSc pair.
48 pairs Infants and Children's Silk Socks, in
pink and light blue; slightly imperfect Sizes
to 9H Csc pair; were Ssc.
n pairs Childrens Silk Socks, in white, pink
and light blue. Sizes ~ to 8. Slightly imper-
feet. 81 pair; were Sl5o.
Childrens Hosiery Section, Fourth door.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
1873 Pairs Women:S Best Grade
Pumps and Oxtords
All From &S * Were $3.50
Our Stock Rc' - to $16

Smart and stylish Pumps and Oxfords, suitable for
and right on through the and winter
Conservative types and novelties of fashion, but all of the
best grade materials and Workmanship
110 PAIRS wOMENS BROWN CALFSKIN BROGUE
FORDS. military heels
welt following 5k AAA; AA
3sA s. and A. 3z t. 61z. IN IN c; g. a
AZ, s. 5h D. 49, ~
7s PAIRS woA1ENs BLACK AND TAN ONE AND TWO
STRAP PUMPS Leather
Oxfords. s.
and AAA; 4, Al. g. 5 6h. T. IN AA 3 T. Az 81.
and w A. B. 3k 4. 43z S. 2h, 3, 31x t.
and z C.
All Of the above marked at $575 for clearance.
Won Boudor Slippers ted sd s ans sSsay ssx 9 SS
-P,5<<-o5 n Das~ Slippers. slippers
A>SNoS$o w 1~S oAs cotton
trimmed with small
finished the include
pink. blue and lavender
Woneus
Evening star., 1921-09-15

Baby oarriirs Section. Fourth floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15

Umbrella Section. Tirst aoor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15

Neckwear Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1921-09-15
HIGHEST GRADE
ALUMINIUM WARE:

2-qt. Rice Boilers. s11S.
SGT. Tea Kettles, $l.l5.
13-qt. Dishpans, $l.l5.
got. Preserving Kettles, $l15.
GOT. Convex Kettles, $1.l5.
4-qt. Convex Saucepans, $lIS.
loot. Seamless Water Pals. Sl15.
and quart Coffee Pots, sl.l5 each.
White Enamel Combinet.e, cover and bs
handle. H.3S.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
MAIL ROBBERY r..
BELIEVED WORK
OF FOREIGNERS

+ Detroit, Oct. 10.-While federal
agents were questioning a man giving
the name of.'Bob' Cunningham, de-
tanned in Toledo on suspicion OF con-
nectton with the mails1robbery here
last Friday, police today instituted a
rigorous search Of all, foreigners. of
tho city for our bandits. The first
clue to their identity was, obtained
YESTERDAY when trunk cottaininE,
the mutlated mail sacks and iiled:
envelopes were found in an alley. Fin
ger prints taken from the envelopes
and h trunk were expected to aid
the officers.
Police were unable to identity Cum
ningham by that name.
Carl Greb, arrested Saturday on a
technical charge Of violating the Unit
ed States code. was still in custody
today, although William Macauley,
the mail wagon driver. failed to
identify him as one Of the bandits.
The trunk in which the mail bags
was found "a turned over to federal
authorities today after it had been
carefully examined by the police.
There was no mark of identification
on it, but from the part Of the city
In which it was found, officers said
they were convinced the hold-up was
the work Of foreigners
All of the mail pouches had been
ripped open n all the letters and
packages carefully opened. the band
overlooking nothing of value.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
DENIED;
TRACK MUST BE
BUILT IN WEEK

Madison, Wis, Oct. 10.-An injunc-
ton to restrain the railroad commits
sion from enforcing its order forcing
the Chicago and Northwestern COM
pany to rebuild its tracks ON the
Thompson Plow and Engine Works at
Beloit, Wis. was refused by Judge
Stevens in circuit court here today.
The track must be- rebuilt before next
Monday or the company pay a S10.-
600. penalty.
The company track had been torn
up one night this summer to avoid
court action restraining 1t, r. M.
Hoyt, deputy attorney general brought
out. He took the position that by
tearing up the track the railroad
forfeited right to an Injunction.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10

Much of this work Is done by
~home-guards. but everywhere there is
room for the active wobbly to get on
the Job n get in u literature and
propaganda" Il.
Turning to the cities the circular
says that: .g s
The workers ire Nready for the +.
W. w. messages and every harvest
worker that plays this country will
find . big field for propaganda and,
activity in the industries of the
cities,"' n
Going. further it states:
3: Nov, that We have generated real
power in the l.. w. W., let, us push
forward with our. drive on through
the entire harvest area and then with
the full force Of, our concentrated
membership right into the basic in
dustries that are SO necessary to have
organized"
I To Foster Further Struggle.
After stating that the working and
employing class have nothing in COM
mon, the, circular continues in it's
preamble, Between these two classes
n struggle must go on until the work
ers. Of the world organize as a class.
take possession Of the earth and: the
machinery of production, and abolish
the wage system" ~
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT MAY
Be ASKED FOR
Senate Leaders Start Move
ment To Carry Through
5 Tax Bill Amendments

Washington, Oct. S.--A movement
looking to bipartisan support for the
amendments to the tax revision bin
agreed upon by Republican leaders
was put under way today in the SEN
ate, Senator Lenroot of Wisconsin,, a
leader among the senators from vest
ern states who insisted. on the COM
promise progEatfn. held several CON
ferences with Senator Simmons Of
North Carolina, the Democratic in the
tax fight, but apparently a final agree
ment was not reached.
A plan discussed was that of hav-
ing the revised amendments reported
out by unanimous vote of the senate
finance committee. Republicans and
Democrats, and supported~on the floor
by leaders on both Sides.
The Democrats are represented as
looking with favor on most of the
amendments, but they are not salts
fed with regard to the proposed taxes
on corporations. insisting that a rev.
enue in excess of that proposed be OBJ
tanned from that source.
Republican leaders were understood
to have agreed today on a plan under
which corporations having incomes in
excess of $4,000 would not receive
the beneft of the $4,000 exemption
now allowed all corporations. It is
lllo "oulu SlSlu all duA4-
tional 100000 0 in revenue. The
Democrats have proposed repeal Of
the exemption in the case Of all cor
porations.
Senators from eastern states laid
plans today for their fight against the
program as outlined by the leaders.
They expected to force votes on the
floor on the original proposal for a
thirty-two per Ger maximum income
sur-tax rate. for the existing maxi
mum estate tax rate, and for repeal
Of the capital stock tax on corpora
tons,
Leaders expressed little concern
over this opposition and were Of the
OPINION that amended bill could be
passed by the week after next. The
revfsions Is agreed upon in the mid
week, were discussed today by ma
.jority members of the finance COM
,mittee, but decisions on them were
deferred until Monday.
Before taking up the compromise
amendments today. the finance COM
mittee majority approved more than
forty amendments, some suggested IN
the floor of the senate. One would
exempt from taxation the interest on
money borrowed to carry liberty and
victory bonds except those of the two
series entirely tax free
Another provides that domestic
bnilding and loan associations exempt
ed from the corporation taxes shall
be only those Substantially. all. OF sthg
business of which II confined to
making loans to members on the,
basis Of their stock holdings" -f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-10-10
"On With the Driue'', Urged
In I.W.W. Circular Received
In Grand Forks on SATURDAY.

Urgence Of. l.. W. w. activities
throughout the harvest and Industrial
areas of the United States by the
Wobblies during the coming months
Is contained in a. circular Of that or
ganization which accidentally fell in
to the hands of "a Grand Forks busi-
ness man Saturday. &.
Below the big black type of "Har-
vest Workers. On With the Driye,''
the propaganda starts:
"Thi summer has already seen tho
biggest /. W. w. harvest drive. since
1915: II, then zoe on to explain the
necessity for carrying the drive into
the apple. beet, rice and corn harvest.
fields all over the country. From the
spud fields of the central states to
the fruit and rice harvests on the
Pacific coast back to New England
Industrial ,centers. the I. i. VS. are
urged to carry heir sword of dissen-
sion am the working classes.
Ready for California!
Let us get onto the job in Califor-
MIA and spread education and
with our action show the bosses that
they had better come across the
circular urges in regard to California:
In regard to the, apples in Michigan,
New York and Maryland and the po-.
tate, crop of Maine, the circular
reads: :. 7