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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Plan Efficiency In
The Postal Service
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
lCopSTi S:.t ~ 't&e Intelligence '

S'aSA:us;r.:. Apr. @Q-l'rcsideu- Hard
'n:S t"day ':.ckl"d tho problem o. posi-
;rast"-Sh:r$ Throughout II: country.
or removes a"d arpnj3,mcnt on Il
.',S!S that wo:;iG make crr efficiency in
S:"aG .: poArral manipulation and in
Efficiency.
Postmaster ,~;.er:.. rtH Hays 'alk~d
L, '"a>;h WI H. president: ;,hoGt ~
executive urG," .ssH,l - p1esid"n,
N:is"" "Ayr"5:' 32S:l:.aat":a We're
'''s bec3 H.'.Ci. ;...S"1L": sta adiuS about
h" E>rublt,>n &"~,-r % revoke tina,
rrdsr. / hIS hc"u called = return %
nc ">.n;.S system. Nj. Harding :S
.:."i.:ng :" nav" that rrcauiug at
'ached - 'Ae ?lauS o: his aGrIiriSsra-
ION II respect to ;r> t2laSt.rS. tlc docs
mean. hoMc:~r, (" SOC /" i: that all
2cStlt",~,":> >nrN n: apTc:n.cd on
'r"r;, -EStrU:. Although n" G"tnite an
uounc"m"Et ,;.r b. made - y'.' it looks
- II t&n administration policy would
L.. somewhat ..S follows:
First = r"YocIt!nU OF th- Wilson cT-
"yU;ilr ocun7 whereby "l'y or mau
HaS eligible Tor arpurI",.ic put 81 Z
group nf applicants vino haG pass. aa
''NamiuatioH.
second. substitution Of IN cNrcrtive
nrdar pu,tinr au nuS.ras,erS uadnr
..yi; sar, ice r3l,> and requir;.s EXAM
.a,,on hr, ,,r,n;,,jnr app,intrnent
.-",n snv cra =, th.. TO-, ,;.rr. on uhe
,.,:,thI, -.
- r,..,,,,.,.,d,,i,, :, ,o,rrsss
=, ~, -, - ths
'.''I ~ $500 .nn, a,.ar'. .;,,o
'.' ~ .:.., So n,,s. aff.cs
,sS;,: S,r.il 30; oc Suhjt ct - sEe
"nims "i r$"',''F> orders 'iC t"". VIC
r'Hp"aH.oIh'E 'or A"nSs S"a'' AZ WIZ"
congress as i "N"'H'
Placed without Exams
In >.pporc ut ne Harding p!am t'e
a~~,,roen; !, ,cad. tina, ,aaul Of nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
NO SETTLEMENT OF
LONDON COAL STRIKE
IS YET IN SIGHT
BOTH SIDES DISPLAY
GET TOGETHER SPIRIT
Prospects of Another Joint
Conference Monday Now
a Possibility
Isondor Ami, .O.-Ny the AssoH.a;nd

I.oHdoC. April "0.--Gy the AsSc@.a;"d
Fros,al -: IS virtually certain there
VII l." ,ru settlement oc Tho Noal strike
before ncxt week. 1hs miners fedora
ton has decided that the new proposals
made public by the owners arc too vague
to afford Il bass tor ncgnt!ativnS.
Both sides. however. continue 70 dis
piay 4 desire 10 ct together Il
ncSnt;ablr basis "aa be found, 2HI
should Frank Hodges. secretary Q! ia"
miners union, succeed In the "dm't;"d-
ly hard task Of swinging III" dcleEItrs
rrnIercncc Friday to his side, it j. b.
;ievcd that another joint conference WI
assemble. possibly Monday.
The statement OF Tho miners t"'!"ca-
tion regarding the proposals issued last
night by the owners says :hey arc
vague and meaningless, and IN The
main merely rcformulate previous
offers"
The federation adis that its own
proposals are perfectly clear--a nation
al wage board with a natioaa! tonnage
levy 70 cnable the poor pits to pay tn"
rates OF wages agreed upon oIt Of
funds contributed through "a" i"vy by
the miners and the mine owners.
In the event Of a new conference this
point will he thoroughly discussed. It
involves neither control nor Sta'@ sub
sidy.
Protest Meetings.
Meetings Of the Wc,Ch miners are be-
ing held In proteS; agains. any COM
promise on the original demands. but is
is considered doubtfu! II ttr "nn:"rcnc"
Of delegates will insist UPON the rnsig-
nation OF M. Hodges, who indirectly
was the cause of the withdrawal Of the
railwaymen and transport workers from
their threatened str.kn. Eoth Sides IN
tho dispute are still issuing statements
jYStifyinC their opposing attitudes.
which Will have the effect Of clearing
the air for future negotiations.
Az app"a, signed by 4 number Of
leading bishops and non-"onfnru.!St
cl"rg%. including TIE Ecv. Reginald i.
Campbeii. former pastor Of City Temple:
RiSh. Rev. Alfred Clifford. DR.. Rob4ct
F. Portion and Rev. Frederick B. Meyer.
has been made pubic. urging dispaS-
sionat. consideration of the miners de-
rnands for fair wage on the basis OF
the tonnage levy proposed BY the
miners federation.
The government has taken new steps
20 alleviate az far IA possible tic dif-
'ticu,t:cs OF the poorer ctasScs in obtain
ing allowance of Goa; withov: waiting
in line. and also TO establish emergency
public kitchens. as was done during :he
war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
MAY COMPROMISE
ON TAX MEASURE
NEW BILL TO SENATE
COMMITTEE TODAY
Gross Sales Bill Is Doomed.
New Bill May Be Ac-
cepted - Senator
Bloch Scores
BY JACK REED

,'i;-r., sirn. April @I.--.Fnli"w 10
days action in the @cra.c Il waS rII-
;nurcd :.ruund the Iar!to! that the pro-
duct.un ta:; supporters nave prepared
q compromise bill which will come more
n,l",: meeting; IN" requirements: Of the
stat" than an! measure Yet presented.
Thr hill. III the form i'll which il Will
BE- presented 10 the senate committee
on hina:: " IL th,, npJrn!nE, provides for
II siu.:'i d"plction tax. an increase in
IL" curpcrat!"n tLX end til" lev ying OF
a similar charge. upon persons and firms
wim.>" business returns arc more than
$1,000 annually, and "a direct state levy
to care for the deficit and for the crcc-
ton Of the new state h"uSe. The
amounts 0. the taA ar" not yet fixed.
Th. direct levy would bc nearly ten
cents, making q necessary TO raise ap-
pr0X im;,;"!y ,hrer millions by the other
two provisions. Many uf the support
crs Of both tax bills. now discussed.
have agreed that perhaps the coInpro-
.aisc bill, would hc acceptable N this
form
Tax Fight Still On.
Tn" fight on the tax question con-
tinurd unabatrd TO-DAY. Senator jesse
A. Bloch Of Ohio county lei the pfYduc-
ton tax advocates TO victory whom he
moved to racommi. ;hc bill. and upon
the motions passage. proved contentious
made previously that ,enatOr Edgar X.
.;taats Of Parkershurg Eas no, IN ad-
rrratc of the gross sales bal. Senator
Hill, one Of tn" other much discussed
members, was absent. Senator N. v.
G,dbcy Of Kama wha county voted with
linNl'S
been expected.
Bul Not Read.
IN tho debate preceding the passage
of the motion, Senator BIoch loFceu
senator Joseph 6. Lewis Of tie com
mitter on finance to admit that the Dill
hnd been rcportcd out without even
having tcnn read By the roinmit'ef'
This admission along with statements
that the bin had been the oDJccI Oh IN
;cntions 10 railroad" tax measure
over causcG no little comment.
Yesterdays action on the tax bill
convinced the advocates ol the GF'"S
s.Ies TAX that they we're skating on
very thin ice. Today's vote, WIN thc
switching of Senator Stats shoWed
them that their position was prccafious.
During the evening rumors or ano'aet
great controversy were pcIl6
Th- oil and gas interests nave sen'
,h.ir LOBBYISTS TO the capita! to fore
STAN thn evident move on the part OF
thr coal combine 10 separai"- them
During the day conference a1te! con-
fercncc was ncid' in which the dcple-
tion tax was the principal hone OF con-
tcn;.ur. Neither side will give WA
Th. coal people in order TO save their
.i;-e ec.m about to break away
from OF! and gas, and support pro-
o:r.;.nn tax on these two interests,
should lhis move matcrializ" 1t VIII
cn over without serious opposition since
j. is 4 known fact that both on ana
gas a-e without friends IN the !rS.s
ture strong enough to save 'hc'' :, , ,,,!
a..r. nat hooked UP with The coal lobby.
senator Lewis whose bill was recon-
nitted today expressed some a;5taSte
over its treatment. 1t IS expected -tha'
he will Immediately bring It out again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
Mistaken Impression.

Owing TO 4 false impression KAT
e-cIus ~ have he"N created in thr pu""
lie mind th' goal IF the "Dohar Drive
fvr tho !. ". 9. \. il not assured. Th"
dola~ minimum was chosen so that 4
lar..7 group Of the associations friends
Nigh. do their part. They have doTo
50 g"rrrouSly. Owing "a financial GOA
d!t!orS i great InnUy young women "@d
ynurg men. though greatly interested.
felt they could do no :'0-e. li; tr"...
those who can S1ippn-r tlr work In
larger way. the COMMITTEES :. asEinE for
4 moro Ge-rrouS support houbtlcss.
owing to this fa.s" impression, very
frw large donations have come into
headquarters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21
THE IN T + l. LLIG F.N CE K

Has the Largest Circulation Of
ANY Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-21

Showers Tnursday and Friday Cox
Friday.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
Employees of U.S..
Would Lose Bonus
If Bill Passes

a NuHlhg. 70 government 0fnulntts
in 'nfruH Christi would 90 affceiss
hNnli fhr appropriation hili. now be-
tNit IhN semitic hN PASSED ns M was
nf'ifrifh lrum tho hOuHr M rfrraasn .
tHiires, with ihr f2fn bonus provision
hirinN'u uuf 0n point Of order ht CON
rfoHsiuuu ii'Hniuu OF ihf Abilene. TOa
hH. District Practically 900 employees
h lhD HuF'rlmrnf with fnr nfranIiUu
Ni fhnN" coming under tho unafOffIrr
u' lhrtmtut would suffer dpersnHDa fH
utf amounting fH $40 "a month. Postal
Workers wcrr accorded O. permanent
Increase Zoo ruN mHf wear but other
government employees receive the io-
Nll lh ADDITION tu their REGULAR nav.
which has not boon inCroaHed DOB rh-
cent years.
Popular belief among government
employees hero lg thnf Ono renHto VIII
not paaa thr hni In nH present form
Should this he done. however there
are various predictions of The effect
Many ~ thc employees declare they
could not nuhHlet uu their pay should
the bonus Bog taken away rhsv fore
caht fhei N would mean wholesale
quitting ~ government empinYeH
throughout tho country.
Among fhe departments effected
would ho the department ~ agriculture
ana under thia division. ihs Emitted
Stntrt meteorological service Loss ~
the hnnuH f iH HDf fuffn. uasHlhif
would result in many rcsiguailons in
THIS service and urrnnpH fhr ueruN
ANY resulting dlmiuiahfncnf lu figr uf
tHH weather UUlHfiu.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
sTETriNUs TO BE HEAD
or COMMERCE CORPORATION

NEW YORK. Jan eH Edward 10
Stottiuu1 win succeed Grnyson NJ p
Murphy uH president of the Foreign
Commerce Corporation OF America on
Feb n a was reported here tonight
The corporation was formed yent
ago and la Identified with D. D Mor.
guu und company Mr Murphy ie
formlug now company tu hp known
ua o. a. % Murphy lud mulny.
which win include LumDs ~ A. Fos.
hufgh and Frederick N Osborn both
members of the firm uf Fnahurgh.
Pratt and Osborn which be- 90 be- dis
solved
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
SUIT BRoUoRT TO EscHEAT
LAND JAPANESE HOLD

10y INV AHHNflaAFN fNfHN
YTuA CITY Cniif Jan rs
suit Go esoheat GO the state a ncrea OF
mud. cumprialun a. farm formerly own
cd Boy } Ciedhin and later unld Go
the ~ n Farms company alleged no
De- Japanese concern, was iileh hero
today Boz thD name of tho state
EHrhrat ia asked nu th ground Tint
mo land WAS purchased hy lho H. a.
tnrms company corporation lu whiDu
che majority ct tho memhrra and
stockholders are iNrngihlu tu Citizen
ship. and lnr that reason are not
entitled tn own land under fhc nn
u.nllcu mud neg nf california.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
TEXAS LEGISLATORS
TO Dc DENToN's ouESTS

~ thu Assoc IaifN ifthf
AUSTIN TrNna Jan eN Seventy
five members of The Texas Legislature
lnff herr aboard special train at
1880 tonight fur Denton. Texas. nH
mrfcc
in Denton thcN win inspect the
COLLEGE of InduHtrini Arta ana the
north ToNuG state Normal college.
apondlng nn saturday morning nt the
f0rmrf aud drroting me afternoon 10
nn Inspection of The normal school
Thoy VIII leave Denton fog Austin
o. 7n o'clock Saturday evening
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
COMMANDER RAZELTiNE
FOUND DEAD AT CLUB

IN mo Associated frcaf
pHU4ADf,l.lflfA Jan ls-~com
mnudor Charles vs. Hatelfine o. s H.
AGED ls. wac found i.ld uf hNnft disc
0ree fndnt nf fhe Arf Climb
Commander HHteiiipe Was trunafer-
nd to the Philadelphia navy yard from
thr brooklyn nays Nlrd six muutha
ago. re was graduated from Anuap-
ollie Boz 1854.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
Kansas City Man In Best Of
Health Ever Since Taking
Tanlac Year and Half
Ago, Which Proves It's
Good Effects Are Lasting

POO was ClHhuHu months ago that
Taniuc rat mf rshi nna uui me haoH
On fnr iNh HHd tu ihlF Nav y hs,r pn
inyed thD best uf hrulth. anid rui
Wc.fruW no SGD Chestnut street kHn-
ruH IIft 500.
lnrk when thr cn was nrst iaeIna
hHi bad apon uf N fhsf NDni mr
tuvn iU htI fnf three WEEKS When 4
got Ho ! CnNid eDf uu 4 was ao woak
could barely sipud nn my fonf } wasn't
ahle in sU hHch iu work Hud many
day had such NfIi spells of nl.fun.
ntsa UuUid uui fni uut uf htd nt ans
hf nprrtitH wee ufeftN nrGf rauU
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29

HOUSTON TcAns lnn 2g ChaH
honuup of Houston defeated John
kilonls Of Norfolk va. BOD nnlnn
wrestling match here tonight. winning
ihc frH and third fans uainu thu
upper hold. which ho calls thr "linus-
lu slii Heff NilouEhhy defeated
Bob Martin nf Denver Nlnnnr tho
SECOND and thifd FALLS Martin was
rendered unconsrioua afcr tho third
mli WHOM WuinuFhhN thumncd him
~ he ioor after piuu'uN him ovor
hls head
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
MISS ALICE RoRERTsoN
TELLS WHY SHE RAN

~ n" |""T TTT"T IT'D"
TOPEKA. lkaus.. Jan. ls Tho men
made iue tale a." Miss AIte Nohoft-
SON. Oklahoma cuuErUHa- WomNut elect
said Boz an nodfsHs howe tonight ln dis
GUESSING h0r election after shc had OBJ
uosrd equal suffrage
THAT democrat Boa ms district had
Co he beaten and % woman wda the
only one who could 90 3d." uid Mics
n0iertsor q didHI rrah the Job I
mad dome the best ! could lgalnHi sui
rlrs. sven ~ some of un didn't want
f0 vote. we have been dmfted. and
% ia ap Gre ua 90 qlaf square. Women
have been teaching their children NOR
als ID iH uow also thoir iufN tu train
thom in heinz good citizens
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
BOliUia Faces
Political Crisis

~ Tho Associated ff-as
HhNTlAgO 0hlie Jan s-uif-
uuifflur reports have boon received
hnrt c0nrr rims fhr political situation
IH Bolivia following fhr election un
TuHFduV 40 HnNfiHin faafrirl. reulnr
lrfU Hs uTfrldenf nf fNt republic nv
fhn naflonnlifif convention n 80 rul
Dr jose Mnfih EafHlIoI and Daniel
auinnDl. prominent republicans. Hff
lng hntrf after their constituents had
Withdrawn from fhe convention. prior
fH fnI eufn
a dispatch from hutompasin today
naNfrfH fNHf communicate. HIfn
neirhborinR republics have boon CONE
ule.tIN lntsUuuftl and mat frn rHfI.
ways trr paIHiyx"i go cDnfirnnf lnr
~ fhsan reports could hn obtained IU
local circles here.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
Wage Conferenc
Without Decision

CHICAGO Jan. .S.-No announce
ment Was forthcoming today from the
ryocufirr meeting oi the labor com
Wittcc OF the American Association Of
inN rates Of nay and working cundi
iions on ifr member roads, officers
Oi The largest roads Boo the country wore
cinHctOd with the committee today hut
after 81 aoaalnn which lasted moro than
Hik hours thr meeting adjourned until
tomorrow
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
TCRNESsEAN 10 VISIT
TEXAS ON nOlt WORM HUNT

MhNfNls Jan. 2s ~ N ict-
ven ut Peabody college 80 Nashville
hos been named hY the Memphis farm
10 invoHfigatc the raphgos of the pink
bon worm and The prospects for its
control
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
FoRbNEY BILL INpoRsrD

INIHIN IITN Vow Jun ~ :"
Both huufra of thc Nevada Legislature
adopted today without dissenting
vote Cd resolution urgiur thc niatr's
solid democratic congregational deloga
zion SEQ vote Tor the Fordnoy emery
oncy tariff measure
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
Or. PoTUAT REMAINS HEAD
or BAPTIST ASSOCIATION

10y II0 NFH0THfH0 IT0H1
NASUNiL E. rcnn. JON. 26 Or
W b. foicft proydout 90 Wake ror-
rest coNcgc. was NEGLECTED president
OF the Southern Biptist educational
association at mtctinF here today
Birmingham, Ala. was selected ns che
next place az mcotlng Dr. g. Coftiug-
ham az plueslle i.a wus elected
Vice president
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
AncHplsHoP wHlTEsIpg DIEs.

LONDON. Jan. es-Dl Tho nua
Whiteside nrchtiahnp nf Liverpool Dr.
dead. an fhe Hnlnnn Catholic secs in
Great Britain, with the exception o.
NoHiminsfer ana Edinuurr now ufr
vacant
The Most Rev Thomas NhifUalds ID.
10. Wah born at Lancaster Aufn l1.
1857 flr was cunsfOfafel "a 1908 and
raised to The arch I'll iscopnl dignity Bob
1ufI
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
ARGENTINE RAILWAY MEN
nsein STRUGGLE FOR UNION

Hu ENOS AIRES Jan. g. a
strife % traffic employees On the Ro-
Hlrlo section ~ the central Cordoba
rni'rlnd begun pt noon taduy mHr'sT
what ia described aa the hcguining 10
nn effort on The part of employees fn
gain control and compel an railroad
companies fo consult The union in re-
gard fu promotions
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
LOCALITIES

Or W. a. nickors. superintendent,
~ ih0 enforcement department uf the
AMI. saloon tongue NJ IeAua Hli
srsHt % Hhr iIf.f Methodist church
Hf lf w Hnd Hf fhf i'nrk Avenue
Baptist church 1f f9 m sunday
@ eotsiio ST. iorrsr Mexican con.
eui n.Ie. BIOS been named vice rDH-
900 fH Francisco ~ fHFtGnH. repre-
renmutr of the ptrogon government
who Hnroerded Nr h0tfli0 Hs consul
ln Corpus Christi lest week
Tho funeral OF w. y Randall IVES
htNd "Wednesday nnm fhe home of bio
1Hnfffor SIRE D. r mth The body
BOA been brought here from uenn-
usut
tu james u1rkmHn Oi Kennedy
mother nf Mra i.ee grHvitf ~ this
clfy. .s fnriuuHir lN SIZE Gneiff lea
Thursday nlght 'o he eiin hfr mother
CAPT. William j. Wilson from ssn
saba visited fhN niHh school Wednes-
day ara Addressed fhf students lie
ia f2 years aid and said shat No. bold
commission HH captain BOO tnc Gone
fDdcr4fo army during no citN war
and lf One time wNH haid d prisoner
fCf 20 months 40 sung "a song CONE
posed hF himself
The hith Sunday meeting " tho
Corpus Christi HHuflHf Hnruriafi0n Is
being hoid with fhc pnrt aFenaa nau-
uHt church rhe nroTum was bofun
feaifl i1N Win devotional hE a. ~
jackson nt 1890 b. m. and o. sermon
bf vs. huge at 10. n
Ore o. she res'deness sa,l, By e. a.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
RAILWAY sTATisTlclAN
SLEEPING SICKNESS VICTIM

rs The Aasluintcd Press
MONTREAL Jan. iN W D.
Noul one 90 thp most widely known
stafistlclans Ga Canada. and lafistnnt
of the canadian Pacific
railway. died here today ~ sleeping
sickness
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
EXPRESS COMPANY LOSES
$4,000 ~ OFFICE HOLD. up

~ The Asacciafef Press
TAMPA. Fin Jan 81 The cashier
company was held gp by three hEnulfT
IN bis office bore late today. fho
men taking $4,000 IN cash and nufn-
her of pnrfagrH from the Hnfr fhr
value on which u unknown Tbs men
made their escape ln nn Hutnmuhle.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29

wan make pour lsNams flg re.
turn accurately and promptly Tor .
small Gee. T. a. Mount Room sio
Federal Building
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
PApEREWskl RESIGNS
a. prLEcATe 70 LEAGUE

80 NNT STU NffNN
Underworld. cusmsf i.rsniItf af puiast
has resigned fs Polish deiteute a. ~
LaaEae N Naflonh va sent his rer.
Ienaton Hum Switzerland. aad u an.
accepted bt De- sOsernmenf.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
INcoMr TAX RerURNs

WIN make your Income tnN roe
turn accurately and promptly Tor "a
small Zoe J A. Mount Room 2t0.
Federal building.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
ART COLLECTOR pIEs

tA TITO Associated Press
LONDON. Jan 2S si Merton
Russell NofeH noted art connoisetr
ana arr collector "a dead
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29
sNoLlsH NoBLEMAN
FOUND DEAD

~ Th~ Associated Press
LONDON. Jan 2s 49, tir Ralph Per-
ry Ashton Yves found dead tudH5
ln fho hath room ir hiH home with
n bullet Doc his head A rifle was lying
81 his side.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-01-29

Tho funeral oi w. - Randall ives
ht.d "Wednesday N0w fhe home 0f biz
aiarf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-12
TENDLER WOULD
BOX At ANY WEIGHT
Southpaw Ready for Leonard,
but Glassman Insists
on 1875 Pounds
LOCAL BOXER AT SHORE
erNG aces ERohN BIC
GARAGE =. HOT TIRED
ASD GENERALLY WRgTcpeD
BY LOUIS ii. JAFFE

'I'd box Leonard at catch weights
that's how sure | am that 7 can whip
the champion" This statement was
made this morning in Atlantic City
by. Lew Tender. Philadelphia s best
lightweight and foremost contender for
Benny Leonard's title. Hc is resting
AZ the seashore awaiting word whether
to start training for Leonard match.
weight has never meant anything
TO me as fnr as bout with Leonard
has ever been concerned" continued
Tender. "and if it was entirely up
to me ! would have met Benny n year
ago. But Phil Glassman is the man
who makes my matches---I do the box
mg-that'S all. have always abided
by Pills rulings-whatove he says
goes
Il already have suggested to him TO
agree to Lconard's wish of 1876 pounds
at o'clock, but Phil refuses to listen
to anything but 135 pounds. ! certainly
hope that the match does not fall
through, because ! am confident that
can win from the titleholder."
Tender also intimated that the bout.
ii clinched, would be decided in Phila
dclph'a. II would much rather box
Leonard in New York, where a referee $
decision is permissible. said Tender
DuI IL Tue COuItSJ IL 10 De u no.
decision affair then I want to show
before my home town fans. I have d
lot of friends who tel me ] can win
from Leonard, and I'd like to show
them that | can"
Glassman said today that unless n
Leonard Tender match was at 135
pounds, the boxers to step on the scales
eight hours before entering the ring,
there would be no bout. IF Leonard
is a lightweight let him prove it," says
Glassman "if he can't make the weight
then let him step into the next division
and give the real lightweightS n chance
to fight 1t out for the title. No stree ::
absolutely nothing doing, unless 135
pounds is the weight, and that's final" ;"
THAT all hokum. continued Glass
man, about Tex Richard wanting n
match between Leonard and Tender. If
he does j don't know thing about il
Dave Mackay, Of Newark made me an
offer for Lew to box Leonard at IIarri-
son. \. j.. but the terms of Gunnis
and Taylor are better, and they will get
the bout-if Gibson will sign for Leon :
ard to weigh l35 pounds"