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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-07-23

species of authority under another. The
loans were made at differept stages of
the war and the most practical way to
loans made To Great Britain would be
treated as a group and those with France
as group. The treasury wants plenty
of authority to make agreements because
it doesn't want to have any one here
after cast doubt upon the validity of
the securities accepted on the ground that
the treasury had no power TO accept
them. Furthermore there are certain
kinds of securities in the treasures of
foreign governments that are of more
value than securities issued during the
war and the treasury departments here
wants to be free to accept the best that
are available without restrictions that
limit or cast doubt on its power to ne
gotiate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

been quite i'll with typhoid fever - H.
proving
Mrs. Frank McCarrihan 10 much i'm
proved. Mrs McCarrihan had been i'll
for several weeks
| Mr.. and Mrs Alex Sykes and Miss
Helen Archer of Pittsburgh are spend
ing their vacation with Mrs. W. H Tur-
ner.
Howard FYtzimmons Of Wheeling Is
spending his vacation visiting his sister
Mrs. James Archer OF Viola.
Among those from Sand Hill who took
in the Jack Town Pa. fair this week
were J. T. Kent, Lloyd Kent Mrs. &. r
EarIywine and son Paul. Vincent Fishes
Ed. McGlumphy and Geo. 4. Fox.
Mr.. Russell Davis Of East Wheeling
attended the funeral of his aunt nero
this week
! Mrs. Elsie Shepherd will spend tho
next few weeks visiting at the home OF
her parents. w. A. Caldwell or Big
Wheeling Creek.
Mrs. Wilton Karr. Mrs. Ed Kari MIS-
Robert Fleming and Mrs. Charles Rusn
! Of Wheeling attended the Turner fun-
eral here this week.
Mrs. VIM. Dagne and Mrs Amanda
! McCreary OF Fast End. Wheeling. have
returned home from a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Finley Jones Of Buzz
alo Creek. IA.
Mrs Maine Turner Of Taylorstown.
spent Thursday visiting Mrs. James
Junltins.
Mr.. James Cole. Of Wheeling was a
business visitor in Sand Hill this week.
Mrs. Harry Wayt and son Of East
End, Wheeling, visited relatives hero
| this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

10 tho charge and was bound over to the
fall term Of grand jury under $4,000
bond.
injured By Train
Miss Yana MatosoVich. age ., resi-
dent Of Provident. was hit by freight
train Yesterday afternoon At o'clock
as she was crossing tho tracks at the
CIarkEon mine At that place. IT appears
that Miss Matosovich was crossing the
tracks to teed some stock when tho en-
zine and several cars. which were being
shifted about the mine. backed into her.
She wa. carried about 30 feet by the
,, cars and Rad ono leg badly torn. First aid
WAS rendered and she was Immediately
taken to the Martins Ferry hospital.
St. ClArBv1ne Briefs
John Henderson, OF near MorTistnvr,
was business visitor In St CARS
vile yesterday
Michacl McC'lelland, Of GAINESVILLE,
spen, yesterday with local friends.
Attorney David James. Of Bridgeport
was in town on business yesterday.
D. r. James. ~ Martins Ferry. WIS
calling on local friends yesterday.
=. b. Galloway. proprietor OF the
Rarnesville garage. was business Wis
tor IN ST. Clairsvtlle yesterday.
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Bankruptcy Petitions
Filled at Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh. Pa. Aug. ls.--An invol-
untary petition in bankruptcy was filed
in United States court here today
against the Sligo Iron & Steel company
OF Conne,lsville. Pa. Tn" petitioners
and their claims are: MsStirnS t'oun-
dry company $3.50; ConncliSvllle Ma
chine & Car Supply company. s6SS.42.
and the First National barN ut Green's.
burg, Pa. a note Of $T.267.6S.
\ voluntary petition in petition IN
bankruptcy WAS h'ed by the West
Pennsylvania Fuel company Of Fntts-
burgh. Liabilities were listed $3.50
26s.I3 and assets at $+oo.6+j.52. OF
which the principal amount. S39t.22H.S2
represented debts due on open accounts
A voluntary petition IN bankruptcy
was filed BY Donald J. Sho"alter anu
Thomas g Austin. doing business as
the Showalter Electric company u Oil
CITY. Pa. Liabilities were placed At
$40 4oS.5o. and assets at sT.4S?.4l.
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Must File Additional
Return, Says HaNanan

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. 1a.--Coal
companies in West Virginia operating
a commissary incident 70 their coal
business will Re required TO fllc two
separate returns under the gross sales
tax law enacted by the last legislature
according 10 an opinion given today by
Walter : Hallanan. state tax commits
sioner IN reply TO a query from coal
company.
One tax will be levied under m" head
OF coal production and another under
the head OF sales at retail n" commits
siopsr ruled. Each business is subject
10 an exem ption OF $4,000 as provided
by the law.
In reply 10 another inquiry Hallanan
ruled that a firm engaged IN buying and
sarItnr coal. doing 4 strictly Wholesale
business Is liable 70 tax under section
2-B OF the gross sales act This section
provides that the arm shall pay ore
third OF one percent on the cAc"Ss Of
the proceeds OF the sales over and above
the purchase price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
SAND HILL

There has been no preaching IN the
II. E. church for two weeks but the
usual order of service will be resumed
next Sabbath.
Tho Sunday school picnic was post
poned from last Thursday evening IN
III another date Is passed upon by the
school but II will be in tho near future.
The Turner funeral OF Wednesday
was largely attended by friends from
the surrounding towns
Mr.. Ellsworth Turner and wife re-
turned TO tehir home In Taylorstown on
Friday evening.
Mrs. Lena Sinihert Of Sixteenth street
Wheeling, returned to her home Wed
nesday after spending week with rel
atives here.
Mrs Ola Luke spent Wednesday and
Thursday with Mrs. Frank Shepherd Of
Big Wheeling Creek
Captain c. A lockwood, wife and
daughter OF Pittsburgh spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Fox.
Master Raymond Mocarrihan who has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
SHADYSIDE
Service OF m4srcdt


Prof BYRON +. Smith Of Beirut, Syria,
vii preach at the Presbyterian church
in Shadyside Sunday morning and will
all conduct the evening service In
tho evening he will lecture on Syria
In War Time" telling Of his perilous
journey TO Beirut in the fall OF 1916,
their privations during the war, and Of
the capture OF Jerusalem by General
Allenhy. Frof Smith and Mrs. Smith
arrived here Thursday evening from
visiting at the home OF his father. They
are guests here OF his aunts. Miss Cath
crime Smith and Miss Martha Smith.
Notes and Personals.
The VIctors Of Benwood will play
baseball here tomorrow afternoon with
the Cambria Galleries Co team.
Mrs. Eliza Davis and Mrs. Gertrude
WilSus spent the early part Of the week
at their farm near Darlington.
on Thursday evening Mr.. Joseph Gull
lev entertained a number OF the younger
social set at his home on Florence
street. a very pleasant evening wac
spent by those present
Miss Rachel earle OF Brilliant Is Wis
iting Mrs. Frrd Roth Of Olive avenue
and other relatives here.
John Rutler Of Lincoln avenue Is re
covering from serious case OF
ptouane poisoning.
Mrs Thomas Carroll and little >on
Master Rilv 81 Highland avenue. have
gone to Ravenna. O.. to visit relatives
Tor two weeks.
e. D. Lewis Of Fast Thirtynighth
street has returned from months
visit with relatives and other friends
in northern Ohio and Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs John James and dauEh-
ter Miss Fay James. who had heen
guests for the past month at the homo
~ their daughter. Mrs. Yale Kemp Of
Central avrnne. loft today for their
own homo In Nelsonville.
Framework is now up for the new
homo Of Mr.. and Mrs.. 4. G. workman
AZ rho corner OF West Thirty-$eventh
street and Central avenue. Mr.. Walter
Johnson Is experimenting the construc-
tion.
Mrs W. H. Fry Of Lincoln avenue has
srcnt the latter part OF this week win
relotivAs in Columbus.
Word was received here Wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
MEDICINE TAX
ELIMINATED IN
HOUSE MEASURE

Washington. Aug. la.-More than
half hundred amendments 70 inc re
publican tan bill. mos, OF th"r' 81 minor
importance were accepted today oS 'ne
house in a FIVE hours session, marNea
by occasional clashes between the ma
iori;v and minority. and a renewal OF
the personal controversy between 'ha'r-
man Fordnry. Of the ways and means
committee. and Representative ''Hrn'
Democrat. south carolina.
\ number " other changes IN the Oil
Including e,L::5Ha:jor OF the provisions
for 4 ny" perr"H, tax on :he rtanutac-
,ur.-s 81 prOpr,rtary medicines, tooth
nowLr- and paste and mouth washes
and 4 reduction in the tax on cer"a
beverages from SIX 20 four cents 4 GAL
Ion. are expected 20 be proposed torn"r-
row By the ways and means committee
before the measure is passed late In
the day.
Soft Drink Vendors Escape
Republicans and democrats ~ the
house were a unit today IN approving
one amendment. that striking out the
section OF ,hr bill imposing annual IL
cenSe tax OF $40 on vendors OF sott
drinks on a few other changes. there
we're sharp divisions. out many Of tho
minor ones merely changing language or
punctuation, were put through without
single member on either side voting on
the yes and may" calls. All OF the
committee changes proposed we're adopt
ed.
Under one amendment approved cor
porations making gifts for charitable
purposes would be relieved from tax
on such sums unless they exceed hVe
percent Of the net income OF the donat-
ing company.
The Big Fight
The big dght Of the day was over an
amendment defining as foreign trade
corporations such domestic corporation
as derive ffty percent or more or their
gross income from active conduct OF
buxaness outside the United States. and
similarly as foreign traders those
American citizens who derive so per-
cent or more Of their gross income from
sources outside OF this country.
The Democrats claimed this proposal
was a declaration against purely domes
ito corporations IN the matter OF taxes.
The Republicans defended on the
ground that Il was necessary 10 relieve
foreign trade corporations and foreign
traders from taxation on income re-
ceived from sources outside the country
in order that they might compete with
foreign concerns
The amendment was adopted 1o3 TO SIS
eleven Republicans joining n the mega
tive vote
One Of tho principal amendments ap-
proved by the ways and means commit
tee but yet TO be presented TO the house
proposes creation OF a tax Investigating
commission
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
BRIDGEPORT
WOMEN OUTING
HOME
woMEN OF COUNTY OFFICES AND
WIVES OF OFFICIALS ENJOY
OUTING AT HE1NLEIN
SUnmER HOME
MrA J. c. Hetnlstn II Hostess at MOST
Delightful Event Of tho Summer ut
Home Near ST. ClAirgvtue

Mrs. J. c. Heinlein. OF this city. very
pleasantly entertained the lady en-
pioyes OF the county building. az well as
the wives ot the county officials. at
her beautiful summer home situated on
the hill. near 81. Clairsv!lle. o.. yester-
day afternoon and evening. Nearly 4
hundred Of the women Of the county
were present al the event. and all report
having spent a most delightful day.
Dinner was sorv"i or the spacious
grounds Of the home. and the afternoon
and early evening" hours were spent at
a variety az interesting outdoor amuse-
nents. The Heiririn homo has been The
mecca for Scyrr;,i very important and
interesting outings during the present
summer season. ard Mr. and Mrs. Helm
iein are considered ~ the peers OF any
In tho county when il comes to enter
tanning their friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
BELLAIRE:
BELLAIRE
GIRL INJURED
AS AUTO UPSET
MSS ISABEL MANN IS VICTIM IN
A PECULIAR AUTO NuSHAP
HERE
Other Tens OF Interest Gathered Prom
Various Sources In Belmont
County Metropolis

Miss Isabel Mann of Noble street and
stenographer in the SteGer INSURANCE
office was painfully hurt yesterday At
ternoon when an auto in which she WIS
riding upset at Twenty-afth and Union
streets The rar. an Oakland was
driven BY William Hell. The top OF
the car was badly broken.
He'll endeavored 70 pass \ "1r driven
by Or II. f.. link when the Oakland
upset.
II had not been determined last night
Il the condition OF Miss Mann was ser
iouS Or. II. +. link is attending tho
victim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
STRONG roR BRYAN

Ocean Grove. \. J. Aux. ls a resoIu-
ton requesting President Harding TO
appoint William jennings Bryan. dele
gate 70 the coming international dtsarm
ament congress In Washington was I'M
animousiy passed today At conference
OF church workers and members OF the
International Reform Bureau.
Tho conference also considered plans
for preventing boxing contests on holI-
days In New Jersey and the institution
OF legal proceedings against Tex Rick
ard and Others responsible for the Drmp
y-Cu-3erfirr fight on the ground Of
Conspiracy"
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CONFESSES HIS TALE
WAS WORK OF FICTION

Kansas CRY. No. Aug. ls.-Sa m
Harris walter. who today signed an
affidavit that no was ono ~ several
men employed TO kill "a Mrs. StiIlman."
confessed tonight police announced.
that his story was fictitious.
Harris was arrested At the office or
local newspaper which today published
his story in copyrighted article.
He told the police that he was anxious
20 get back to New York and thought
his story would be sufficiently plausible
TO warrant his return there by the
authorities
Harris affidavit gave details OF the
alleged plot so- which. ne asserted. tho
gunner were h. receive $25.nO0.~ Tho
man Is being held here tor further IN
vcsrfEatiNn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
sHAwKEY TO SLUEFIELp

Charleston W. Va. Aug. l9-Morris
? Sha wkry. state superintendent OF
free schoulS for lively" years prior 70
March has accepted position as sup
rr!rtcndcnt Of IL" schools at Buehcld
n" announced today. He IS now giving
course Of lectures at George Peabody
Collcc" for Teachers a. Nashville Tom.
hat Will 20 to Rlu"held within IN" next
f"w days to take up his new work.
Miss Laura Chambers Of n" state
department Of education has resigned
and viii go 10 BluoheiI Monday. TO be-
com" prjyat" secretary :" Mr.. Shaw
key.
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by Mr.. Frank Lucas Of Smithfield street
that the body of his son Corporal Wal
ter Earl Lucas, would arrive In Hobo
ken, y. Y about August 18th
Many Of Shadyside's teachers Will
spend next week at Bethesda to attend
the annual institute Of Belmont county.
Mrs. J. c. Archer and daughter. Miss
Mary and SOL, Master John. have re-
turned from a short visit with relatives
at Key.
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CONDOLENCES FROM
PRESIDENT HARDING

Washington. D. c.. Aux. l9-President
Harding sent today 70 King Alexander
his coincidence on the death OF King
Peter of Serbia II AM deeply touched
TO learn Of TIE death OF your !ilustrious
father, tn. King the message read.
"and I extend sincere sympathy TO your
royal hlghness and 70 the royal family
in this hour OF tragedy.
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LITTLE BILL ) DOG

a stray that Bill Brought home
like dogs. but abe loved little Bill
found home
Then dog Little Bills dad helped the
bow build H. almost OF the dogs house
he his dog.
whom little Bills dad must find
the owned the house had said
Novel than enough.
leave the dog house Costs too
IT. he
for his dog He told his dad
You for il, Dad
1t ought to be- Dad be-
for their house in that
Jimm me s. rther day"
Jimmie saidh the TIT
TO he & Loan Co" OF
Eelaire md would PAISR~ OF
more" In
Cant you 10 Dad" ~
dad and talked ~lk1ERESI
and paying
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DIR. MOODY CHOSEN

MldI."bVry VI. Aux l9-The Rev
Paul l,,s sh, Moody. youngest son Of
the lat" DwigA; l.. Moody. the evanEer-
ist. today MAS elected president OF Mid
dlebury rullcc" he succeeds President
John NJ Thomas vino resigned after -
years. to become president OF Pennsyl-
yania State college.
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CONVICTED OF MURDER

New York. Aug. l9.-Rohcrto Raffaele
Of Union Hill y. j. was convicted BY
a fury tonight OF tn" murder II rrH-
year-old Giuseppe Earottt. VII" was
kidnapped MAY q and drowned ny his
captors in the Hudson river
II was said 10 DC tho trst case on
record here where the kldnappers car
died out their threat OF death.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
MARTINS FERRY
MONEY SUBSCRIBED
TO SALVATION ARMY
COMMITTEE OF roh7p OF TRADE
ANNOUNCED YE5CERpAY SUNK
OF $500 RAISED FOB EN-
PORARY BELIEF.
Mss Hpdn Rabh. Captain OF tho Local
Branch. Loft Yesterday on Furlough
Visit to Homo re B1l&more.

Visit to uor-a re Balt:more.
tn" committee - charge ~ soliciting
the fund OF $500 Tor m" temporary re-
lief " the local branch Or the Salvation
Army. announced yesterday thai thnv
met with c"rlp'"t" SUCCESS. and tn" rul'
amount has boon s:S=Crih"d. The ,nca!
branch has been In strengthened cir
rumsianCn. FOR s~vN-al wc"xS. duo u
the tutil!,y 90 Attempting: their Nnan-
cial camnniGr ~"i,o work and ndus-
trial conditions, continue IA at present.
ArranCcrrn. wrr" mad" for members
OF the Board Of Trad" 20 get subsCrip-
lions TO T. furd Of $500 I" carry tho
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Say. pop. what's the difference be-
tween vision and sight?"
We'll. son. you could call a woman a
vision, but don't call her = sight"
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our Energy and Beauty the Complexon-EAsy and
T.La Ifs

to Take-ResuIts Quick
we'll worth trying:
Next take
weigh and yourself aSa'
each VITAMOH regularly until you arc
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MANY statsmente Como to clort
To Preach

Rev Elder r Crawford. OF Ford CITY
Pa. will conduct the morning and even
ing services az tho local Presbyterian
church tomorrow This Is CrawfNrd'S
second trip to st. Clairsville, and II Is
understood that quite a large number OF
the church members desire TO secure
him for their pastor. to fill the vacancy
made by the resignation OF Rev. Il. X
Iawther. who accepted n church a. Nc
kCcSport. Pa.
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Supreme Ofhcors Meet.
Joint Meeting.

join, meeting OF the committees
from the BOARD ~ Trade. American le-
gion. Kiwanis club and patriot" or
Plantations will ~ held in IN" office or
Navor Charles Coleman at the City
building this evening at 100 o'clock to
discuss plans for doing honor 10 two
soldiers whose bodies are expected to
arrive here from France In III" near
future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20

Stryn Ga,tis, Of Stcw1-tSvIllc. arrrst-
ed early Friday morning by sheriff Dick
Lynch and Deputies HardeSty and RAJ
ston for the part ne is alleged TO have
taken In a hEht that occurred at town
late THURSDAY night. was arraiEn"d be-
fore Mayor Henry NJ Davies yesterday
on tho charge ~ assault and battery,
He waived n hearing. plead not guilty
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-20
Farm Bureau.

An interesting and well attended
meeting Of the rease Township Farm
bureau was held in the rooms or the
Board % Trad" yesterday afternoon.
Matters OF interest to the residents OF
the farming community in the township
were discussed and several important
TENS acted MpOn.
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VYR IT. NR0AY Is Positively Guaranteed to put Fir.
VI. \ a .N( lin Flesh and screa.e Emery when Iks
4 u AVA Wv With Every Meal or Money Back.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-09
CLOTHING CLEARANCE

Offering all the advantages of New
Low Prices that can be hoped for in
1921. Buy now and get the use of the
clothes.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-09
Smoker We'll Attended

Tho smoker given Friday evening
by the Mtnnequa Community club. in
tho hall of the hose house near tho
water stand pipe on the Heights was
attended by nearly every male mem-
Der OF the club, and a good tinne WAS
had by everybody. While the ''sraokes"
were in progress short talks were made
by several members the theme OF each
being what the club has accomplished,
and Offering suggestions for good work
during 1921.
Among other things It is proposed
to have erected a second bath house at
the community FREQ bathing beach, on
the east bank OF Lake Minnequa and
make other improvements at the pop
ular resort. The club. IL was shown
has accomplished much good since its
organization in the way OF social bet
terment among members and their
families in the steel works district of
Minneaua Heights, Minnequa and
Lakeside additions After the smokes
and talks light refreshments were
served and greatly injoyed by all.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-09
Eveready WI Announce
$4,000 Prize Winners

Local dealers hAve Just received
word that the names of the 1o4 winners
IN the E>verready hashlight picture con-
test, which took place during June and
July last, will be announced on jan
uary 20.
Two hundred and ninety eight en-
tries for this contest were received
from Pueblo. More than 3oo. 900 answers
were sent in from tho entire country.
The award of the master prize of g, 600.
with other prizes, totalinE $1,000 has
been eagerly awaited. Ono contestant
cabled his arEwcr from abroad: an
other got on the train and went sever
al hundred miles to New York 10 pre-
sent 1t in person. II Is said that gov
ernors OF states and other officials did
not hesitate TO take part
Public presentations will be made OF
tho larger awards. and well-known
dealers OF this city will display tho
names of winners during the week of
January 1927.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-01-09
SEES ENORMOUS ACTIVITY IN ALL
BUILDING DURING COMING YEAR

Messing considerable building actfvi-
ties in some places, has not relieved
the situation. These are abnormal
conditions, and the economic tendency
is always toward normality. When We
have an over-supply of buildings, the
industry slackens and when there is a
great shortage. such as now exists,
forces of prodigious strength are at
work seeking to restore a normal BAL
ance Of supply and demand.
AT the present time the transporta-
ton situation is adjusting itself salts
faetorily. Labor also is becoming
stabilized. Price stabiliIation for ma
terials has not yet been effected, but
conditions seem to be growing better
and will continue to do so in conjunc-
ton with n more stable labor situa-
ton and the ability OF manufacturers
to move materials freely.
Ample capital will be found to I'm
ance the nations building require
ments with the development OF other
favorable factors. The more general
adoption OF the amortized form of
real estate mortgage will help provide
a more plentiful supply OF funds as
needed for the industry. Also the pub
lie should be given the greatest posi-
Bile opportunity of participating in the
financing OF worthy building projects,
and, in tho face of colossal operations,
one OF the best ways in which the pub
lie can gain participation in such op-
eratons is thru the medium OF first
mortgage bond issues in popular de-
nominations. Various conditions
make It impossible for all people TO
live in their own homes. but thru the
medium of tho first MORTGAGE bond
they can participate in the financing
Of tho nations building projects, and
thus benefit both themselves and SOC
Iety.
the attitude OF capital toward tho
building industry will be governed 70
great extent by conditions that arc
imposed upon it. Too drastic legiels-
tive restrictions tend to divert capital
to other channels of investment. Leg
islative enactment should be carefully
studied with a view of what is fair
and right to all concerned The situa-
ton cannot develop satisfactorily
otharuiss To- u legislation is over