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IRA Y. WHEATLEY.
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.

1 hereby announce myself a can
didate in the coming primaries for
the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff. l served as deputy sheriff
during the second term of Sheriff g..
W. Bradshaw and am thoroughly
familiar with the duties or the office.
The support of all Democrats is ear
nestly solicited.
S. D. WEBSTER,
July 25, 1921. Cambridge. Md.
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BULL TAKES MANS LIFE
Crushes Farmland Against Side of a
Barns With It's Horns

Barns WITH It's horns.
Columbus, y. j.. Aug. 15.-AS he
clGss2d the barnyard on the farm Of
William Prey, by whom he was en-
nlOyed, Henry Comp, farmland, was
attacked by Il savage bull and killed
Fellow employees who wondered why
he did not return to the house inves
tigated and found his body with the
left side crushed. the bull evidently
having pinned him against one side
OF the barn with its horns. \ physi-
elan who was summoned said that
death must have been instantane0u
The dead man was about 81 years
Of age and leaves widow and two
small children.
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RUSHING CantaIoupes to Market.

Laurel, Del, Aug. l5.-LAurel broke
all shipping records, when forty-0ne
cars were loaded with cantaloupoS. Ow-
ing to high prices paid here growers
from various other towns came here
with loads and for two hours five
streets leading to the railroad yards
were blocked with teams. Prices fell
off nearly one-half on receipt of wires
from various cities
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| desire to submit my canoloacy
for the office of County Commissioner
of Dorchester county to the voters OF
the Democratic party, subject to the
approaching primaries. nave d.
ways been a loyal and true Democrat
and have upon several occasions Win
drawn in the interest of party mar
mony. If nominated and elected 1
pledge myself to the utmost economy
in the expenditure of the publc's
money, although heartily in favor OF
the good roads and the best posi-
BILE public schools. ,
II OTTO ROBINSON.
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LOW Killer EariH on Job.

PottSviIle, Pa. Ang. i:5.--tii-.. Luck
enbilI, weather prophet of the i'tiiadel'
phia and Reading Railway company,
declared the Coolest winter in twertE-
five years is ap, r"AChin%. There will
be numerous billiards.. he warns rail
road men, when it will he difficult to
keep traffic open.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-15
OF CANDIDACY

At the solicitation of many Of my
friends, 1 hereby announce myself
candidate for the House of Delegates
subject to the Democratic primaries,
and earnestly solicit the support of
Democratic men and women in the
primaries on the 9th of September.
MOSES d. MORE.
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Find Drowned Man Among Rocks.

Winchester, Va, Aug. 15.-Sam
Haines, aged about so. Il widely known
British apple buyer. was drowned in
the Shenandoah river, near Berry,
Ferry, Clarke county, where he was
spending the weekend at City Council
man Harry Hardy's bungalow. Search
Ing parties found the body caught In
rocks
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-15
CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY COM
NHSSVONER:-

After giving the matter due con-
sideration and discussing the sltua-
ton with many of my friends in all
sections of the county, have decided
TO announce my candidacy in the ap-
proaching Democratic primaries Tor
the office of County Commissioner
and earnestly solicit the support OF
all Democrats. If nominated and
elected l pledge myself to 90 my part
toward an economical admlnlstfa-
ton of affairs in order that our bur
densome tax rate may be reduced. L
also pledge myself to support the
Democratic ticket whether nominal
ed or not.
CHARLES H. SEWARD,
TuIv o. BucktoWn District
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l take this means of announcing
my candidacy for the nomination for
sheriff, subject to the Republican
primaries, and ask the support of the
public and my friends in particular.
SEWELL REID,
July %. Hurlock, Md.
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Posse Kills NEGRO Fugitive.

Greenwood, Miss, Aug. 15.-Walter
Thomas, negro. who shot ana KILLED
Dr. J. f. Slaughter on the latrers
plantation near Schlater, was killed ',y
a posse near RuleHille, when he resist
ed arrest. He had fired several ;Sh0tc
at the posse,
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GETS HIS RICHES BACK
MiIIionIess Millionaire Wins His
Right to Vast Property.

Chicago, Aug. 15.-Edward w. Nor
rison, known for years as "the mil
lionless millionaire" has won his long
battle to prove his right to real estate
valued at from 100000 to $1,000
600 left by his father, Captain James
NJ. Morrison.
After years of litoigation. Judge
Slough has affirmed MOrrison's rights
to the property by a decision handed
down in circuit court Control of the
property was taken from Morrison,
who is 50 years old, several years ago
and the aged man was left in poverty.
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TO THE VOTERS OF
DORCHESTER COUNTY.

desire to announce lny candidacy
for the office of County Commission
err of Dorchester County, from Cam
bridge District, subject to the decls-
ion of the Democratic Primaries.
SIDNEY HENRY,
Cambridge, Md.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-15
CANDIDATE FOR sREelFF:-

l desire to announce my candidacy
for the Office of Sheriff of Dorches-
ter County from Cambridge district,
subject to the decision of the Demo-
cratic primaries.
W. E. MARSHALL,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-15
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDACY

l beg to announce to the ladies
and gentlemen Democratic voters OF
Dorchester county that l am a can
didate for sheriff subject to the will
and wishes of the masses of the peo-
pie in the coming primaries.
GOLDSBOROUGH JOHNSON.
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SLACUMS BUS LINE
Passenger service To Hurlock, Sails
bury And Claiborne.
BUSES leave cambridge. daily ex-
cept Sunday at 1880 A. M, and $3.50
?. NJ, for Hurlock.
Leave Cambridge, daily except
Sunday at $50 AM, for Salisbury.
Returning leave Salisbury, at 3:15
P. NJ
Leave Cambridge, daily Sunday IN
Guided for Claiborne at 3:45.
Passengers called for at homes.
Parties conveyed to all points III
County and on the shore at reason
able rates. For complete informa-
tion call Phone SOS.
LONE SLACUM
Garage Opposite Hotel D1xoN
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CANDIDATE FO RsHERIEF:

After consulting with many of my
friends, in all sections of the county,
| have become a candidate for the
nomination for Sheriff, subject TO
the Democratic primaries. and earn
es,-y solicit the support of all Demo-
cratic voters, both ladies and gentle
men.
WILLIAM IT NABB
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Standing of the Clubs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Saturdays Games.

At BoSton-BoSton, / PhiIadc-
phia, 3. DIST game.) Batteries
son, O'Neill: Hubbell. Peters.
Boston. s. Philadelphia. o cd
game.) Batteries Watson. O'Neili:
Winters. Bruggy.
At New York-New York, i Brook
Iyn, ,. Batteries-T0ney, Snyder;
Mitchell Miller
At Observation-Disclosures t: CHI
cagO. s. Observation-Disclosures, Bret
TEN: Freeman. Killifer
At ST. Louis-St. Louis, 3: Cinc;n-
natl, |. Batteries-DOak. Clemens;
Dnnahue GearY. Win@n.
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Sundays Games.

At Observation-Disclosures >: WASH
lagoon. q. BaiTpriCS-JunpS. Luci;
Erickson, AcoSta. Charity.
At St LoUiS-St Louis, I Detroit,
;.
At Cleveland Chicago, /; Fieve-
land Il
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1921-08-15
CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.:

WILLIAM T. NABB,
July 80. Cambridge, Md
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ADVANCEMENT OF CANDIDACY

II kJ1@ W
July 25. BucktoWh blS'il o''
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CANDIDATE FOR REELECTION:

J. WATSON THOMPSON
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
GAS COMPANY SEEKS
PERMANENT RATE INCREASE

While resolutions arc about to he in
troduccd into the city council by MEM
hers Of the council. asking that tho -
cents "A thousand feet Increase In gas
rates granted the Pueblo Gas and Fuel
company Immediately after tho flood
he discontinued. the Gas company.
thru James NJ. DAILY. general manager.
has written tho city commissioners
asking that tho company be granted .
further Increase OF % cents a thoss-
and feet.
\ shor, and Informal conference Wa
held Mt tn: city hail yesterday be
tween the city commissioners and city
attorney representing the city and Mr..
Daily Of the company and y. Il. Fos-
ter OF New York city. representing the
Henry ". Dohcrty company OF New
York city. owners OF tn. Pueblo Gas
aud Fuel company at which this pucs-
ton was taken up and tho letter TO the
commissioners presented.
Mr.. D,iiy's letter follows:
Th. Honorable City conmi-r lorers.
city Hail. Pueblo Colorado.
Gentlemen:
wish to make the following state
mcnt In regard to tho twenty-five cent
t.icl per thousand cubic feet increase
In rate which was granted by your
honorable body to nskc'it possible for
Us TO deliver gas after tho flood.
Ns you were then informed. there are
two disunc, Kinds OF gas making ap-
psratus installed In our plant. ono
known as coal Eas equipment and tho
other b-in. water gas equipment
The coal gas process IL very much
cheaper. but tho equipment consists
principally of brick ovens tina, have to
DO brought up to an intcnsc heat very
gradually. With tho equipment in per-
feet condition tho heating process re-
uuirrs two weeks before gas can he
made.
In operation In a comparatively few
hours after - shut down and while the
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17

process is more expensive. tho wisdom
Of having the equipment Was made APP
parent when w began delivering gas In
three and onc-half days after the
flood had completely paralyzcd our
operations by killing all fires and dc
posting about one foot OF mud/insidc
tho plant
Tho water Sas equipment Is carried
TO cover sudden demands for service
when not enough notice is given TO
suppl coal EaS. During tho months Of
March. April and May. We Mad boon
making approximately 100000 cubic
feet OF coal gas and 80 water gar. In
juno VIC made i.;st.noo cubic feet OF
coal gas and in.oS1. onS cubic Zee, OF
water gas. tho incrcssc in cost being
forty and siS-tcnths to.sc) per thous-
and cubic feet over tho May cost. In
July VIC made no coal gas and is.5s.e"p
cubic fec, Of water gas at an increase
over thc May cost of forty-thrcc and
ono tenth a5.ic) per thousand cubic
had completed tho repairs on two
benches OF coal gas equipment which
had been severely damaged by tho sud
den coolin. at tho time of the flood.
aud had produced some coal gas. our
August figures show s.iis.o1o cubic feet
water gas at a cost Of ,hirty-fivc and
nine tcnths C7S.ac) cents per thousand
cubic feet above tho May cost.
such coal gas equipment as iH now
In condition to operate is no, nearly rs
efficient as II was before tho flood
and two benches arc not yc, in condi-
ton 10 he operated at all. though NC
arc pushing tho repair work as rapidly
sE possible.
I, will he at least two months longer
before NC can operate entirely with
coal gas cuuipmcn, again and even
then Nc cannot obtain tho efficiency
NC were getting before tho equipment
was dsma zed and furthermore. II n
prchlcma,icai as toe how LONG thes
coal benches will stand ur
You will sec from tho foregoing
statement that tho twenty-five cent
CSC, total increase you granted was
wholly Inadequate 10 cover tho In
-rcased costs. ,you will recall thst
twenty cents only applied to increased
operating costs and that the other five
cents pcr thousand cubic feet was tn
help build tho main ON Fourth strcctD
During June. JuA and August our
total revenue he been tsso.5i below the
bare cost Of Labor S,d material ncces-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
ENGINEER KILLED AS
LOCOMOTIVE WRECKS
Engine Jumped Track and
Rolled Down Bank.
Crushing Driver

Morris,ovn, y. I Sert is.-An odd
accident late Yesterday on the Della
ware. Iacksvarna and Western rail-
road between Dover and Rocksvsy.
caused when west bound local pas-
senEer train crashed into car on an
cas-, hound freight train. which be-
came dcraiied Just as they were pass
ins. resulted in the death OF iocomo-
tive engineer aud riizht injury 4, a
pa ssrnecr and fireman.
Tho passenger locomotive jumped the
track. uucoupline itself from the bag
gage car. and rolled down an embant-
ment The baggage car also was dc
reiicd but vnE not overturned. Tho
pa assen eC'9sche5 remained on the
tracks .
Joseph Hendricks of Hobokon. the
dead engineer OF tho local. applied the
brakes. but not in time to- avert col
lisinn with tho freight car. which left
the rails only short distance in front
OF HE engine. Ills bcds was crushed
In the wreckaEc Of the cab
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17

MEET WILL NOT.
FAVOR CHARITY
viii Urge Factory Coop
Grafton and Road
Building Projects

Washington, n. C, Sept. 1s-TSr
Unemployment conference to be held
In Washington under the direction of
President Harding and Secretary Hoo
ver Is now sufficiently close at hand
TO make possible a partial considers-
lion of some of its aspects. 1t may be
anticipated with confid nee that this
conference will not resolve itself into
Joint debate between capital and
labor. upon theories of the organization
of society.
There never was anything more
clear in Washington than President
Harding's distasto for the tendency of
public movements like this unemploy-
ment conference and politics generally
to take tho form OF groups or bloc"
based on class interest. He believes
that tho mental attitude of men
charged with public action should be
dominated not by class advantage.
but by tho common good II will nc
found that the selection of persons To
ho invited to tho conference has not
hcen determined by class or group af-
ftliaions So far there has hecr
anv consciousness in the distribution
NJ tho invitations, II has been geo
graphical. This is the only kind Of dis
irihution that the administration be-
lievcs to be well founded There win
undoubtedly he iahornen and heads OF
industries. but they will not he chosen
as such. They will he chosen wholly
for what practical help thcy can give
in tho direction OF putting people to
work. Tho discussion Of theories will
he avoided. and tho problem will be
considered A. an immediate emergency
calling for tho quickest and most prac-
ticable kind Of action.
On another important point II may
b" anticipated chat the conference
viii take tho same position that tho
conference on unemployment In Great
Britain took this week. No consider
sIou viii be given to unemployment
dole. Official government charity to
persons out OF work has been practiccd
IN Great Rritsin 10 the extent of up
ward of orc hundred and fifty million
dnllarr. and this now recognized as a
mistake. Great Britain has dropped e.
and Tho coming American conference
VIII not take n M, Great Britain
seems disposed to adopt the device Of
-ovcrnmcf,t- road making. Just how
far the American conference will go ir
tho announcement that the conference
was going TO he held n great number
~ proposals have come in to the CT
rc-t that tho government should re-
sumo Its Irrigation protest.. in the wert
and should enlsrS. it's appropriations
for road building and tho like. Tho
conference may possibly consider these
suggestions but tho outcome IL more
likely 10 take tho form of direction CO.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
Chieftain Road
Bulletin
EAST

EAST
Roads on the hnns1s.Coiorndo
Boulevard. good. NIL bridges repaired.
santa &c 1'rnii. Pueblo 10 La Juutn,
generally very good
La Junta to Ils Aniinas, fair.
las Aninins To Holly. good.
La Junia To Trinidad, somewhat
rough.
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
Pueblo 10 Wnlscnburs. good.
MnlscnbNrg to Trinidad. good.
Wulscnburg to AInnsosn via La
Vcta Pass. good.
wnlscnhurE TO Gardner. good. 10
Wcntcliffc, good.
Alamo,s to Del Nortc. good.
snxunchc to Monte Vista. good
Dc! Noric 10 SnGuachc. good.
nci .Nor;c To i'ngo>ai springs, y.
Wolf Greek pass, good.
Del Nortc TO Creole. fair.
Pago-cs Springs To Durango. GOOD
!, Durango TO Huntington. good.
Durango 70 Mesa Verde y,Ark.
rough.
Durango To Siivcrtop. open. rough
Durango to Gallup. good.
NORTH
Pueblo to Colorado Springs, Scncr
ally good.
Colorado Springs tn Denver. good.
Colorado springs to Cripple Greek.
eocd.
Ute Voss. good.
Colorado Springs to Canon City. via
Dcadn,an'. Cnnon. fine.
Colorado springs to Bucua Vista,
fine.
pixies Peak nuto highway. open.
WEST
Pueblo to Canon City. cpod-
Pueblo to BcuiRh. good.
wctnorc TO wc-tciiffc BY North
Harti-crRbblc. rough.
upsss.t,l<, a.. NrtO,nr., ~,a S,tna r-~~.A a
good except one tiCtO,ir.
Bculah to Wctnorc. North Crc~k
good.
Pueblo to Rye, good.
Canon City to top Of ,toyni Core~,
oIr'n.
Canon CITY to Wcs,ciiffc via Chan nd.
Ter. open.
Phantom Canon. closed on account
Of washouts.
Canon City q, Cripple ,'rc~l via
Garden psra. practically tu,ua >.u bic.
Canon City to Ssii,ia. good.
Salida tn Aianosa. good.
Saiida To sunn'.on via Sccli-toIA
pass. good.
Saiiia to .unpi-on via Monarch
pa... ra~- oirn. road suod-
Sstida tn nuCn3 Vista. good.
Bu-na Vista to 1rHdvil1c. cacctlcnt.
1csd,illc to Tennessee ra>,. good.
Tennessee PAS :. tied tiiu. god.
Rrd cur to wo'co''. good except
At estuc Mountain. New road not
completed.
Wolou to Gicnwcr, Spring.
good.
Gicuwocs1 Spring. 'o U,sic. good.
Rifle To Grand junction. fsir.
Grand Junction to Uclts. fstr.
Grand junction to state line. very
rough.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
CRUISER DOCKS With is BODIES
OF AMERICANS Who DIED ON zR-2

with his life. hi, now Is in British
hospital
The others we're Commander Louis
Il Msxft-ld Of 81. Fsui. Nenn Lieut.
Commando Valentine y Ries, Alex
sudria. Va. Lieut.. Emory Coil. West
bord. Mass. Lieut.. charles ~ Iii'l"
Scvburypprt. Mass. Lieut. Marcus ".
Fas;eriy. Columbians. Ohio. Lieut.
Henry y. ucyt. scNep oaks. Fla
charles / Allen. rigEer. perver. colo.
Naurisp t8y. riEEs- Rirminshsrn.
Ala \ s. pe'titt. riEEer. Dickens
city. Texas Robert NJ. Coons. ma
rhinist. pwenshorc, Ky. Lloyd r
.rowl. rnachinis,. Fort wayne. Ind /.
Y r Hancock. mschinist. shield.
Mich. VIM Julius machinist. Ssdaiis.
Mo. Albert T.. i,nftir. rnachinist. Lake
Charles. Ia William I. steele. ma
rhinist. urcengastie Ind. and George
Welch, machinist. Ercdson. Canads.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17

The returning of four charges
against Arbuckle. two for murder and
two for msnslaughter necessitated
conferences during the week between
District Attorney Brady and police Of
ficials as to tho exact charge on
which he shall be tried, 1t was de-
cidcd today that the charge should
be murder and the police court In
which Arbucklc's case Is pending was
20 advised.
The undertaking establishment hav-
ing the body of Miss Rappc an
nounccd that IT would be sent to Los
Angeles tonight for intcrmcnt in the
Hollywood cemetery.
now development today was the
announcement that DR.. Arthur
Beardslcc house physician at the st.
Francis and the physician who first
attended Miss Rappc is being sought
by tho authorities. Milton T. U'Rcn.
late today that tho police detectives
had been unable to locate him and
asked the newspapers to assist In the
search. DR.. Ecardslec is wanted for
the purpose of giving testimony. be-
fore the grand Jury regarding certain
phases of tho ,ncdical attention atvcn
Miss Rappc. U'Rcn said.
Bigger crowds than usual greeted
Arbucklc's public appearances today,
A few moments before his ease was
called in Police Judge Syo'atn j.
Lazarus court for. a preliminary hear
Ing on ono of the murder charges tho
crowd mostly mon. attempted tn rush
thru the doors They ~oro hold back
bv police. Members Of tho won,cns
yiSilsnts committee. formed for tho
purpose of assisting tho police and
prosecuting officials Of the city In
maintaining law and order were pros
Ont nj the court hearing. Following
the court session. District Attorney
Brady gave out statement In which
he explained tho reasons for his de-
termination to press tho murder
charge.
f.s'cr in tho day he appeared before
tho finance committee OF tho county
board Of supervisors and asked that
\ special fund be provided for him
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
FLEE
TO ESCAPE WRATH
Staying of Erzbcrger Causes
EX Royalty to Go to
Doom.

Doom. Holland. sept. is Tn. strong
tocllus against the ultra conservative
IN Germany which has manifested ~
s"lf since tho recent murder Of asthia.
Erzh-<zcr is believed here to he the
cause OF several members of thr
iIohcnzpiirrn family leaving Germany
and coming to pnorn, whcro they arr
expected to remain "iih Former En-
reror William until they consider that
conditions in Germany ,rc favorable
to their return.
Tho former emperor daughter. for
mcrlv Princess Victoria Louise nor tho
purh-se NJ Rrunuvirk. accompanied
hy tho Duke and their childrrn, s--
rived her. yesterday. With thom aisn
was former Prime" Adaibcr,. third srn
of the former ruler. Former FRINGE
Ei;clfrcidich and Oscar a-c cxpc .toi
hrrc shortly. 1T is undcrstood
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
PRESIDENTS POWER TO MAKE RECESS
APPOINTMENTS is AFFIRMED

Washington, 4. G. sept, is-Fresi-
dent uardins's power TO mako reccrs
appointments during the present ad-
jourumrni uf ronErrr1 hsa hr-r affirm.
cd by Attorney General baugher'y in
formal opinion made public tonight by
the department. Of juatiee
Mf. rsuEher'y diss~ntn from ruling
OF former Attorney General EnoN
handed down in 1901 and holds tha,
where tho senate has adjourned for =
specified date. tho president must dc q
tormine IN his discretion whether in
practical sense" that body Is in sea-
sion SO ths, it's consent can he 'Eiven
TO appointments requiring ccnfirms
tion
II the PRESIDENTS power Of arSoiat.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
THREE ElECIH0CUTtD
AS BOY GRABS WIRE

Nurcstirr. Ia. sept. 1e'-Edward
kcmprr. aged IS. sidney Cosad. aged
~. a farm hand. and Ernest Hinicr-
in.iEtrr. AGED -. were clcctrocuted
Hhortiy after noon today Mt farm
south Of this city.
Young iiintermcisicr picked up a
hish voltage wire which was burning
tho grass. kcmper aud Cozad. who
were near by. went to his assistance
and .cst their lives with tho boy. NJ
c. Cozad rushed to free his brother
and was thrown distance of twenty
sivr feet. but escaped FERROUS burns.
Tho line which ITintrrn-ist"r pick
cd up was one which lincmen had
grounded.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17

Reduction of tho income surtsx rates
from a ma Simum of So per cent to y
per cent effective next January !. I'm
increase In the corporation income tax
from 10 per cent to Is per cent cffcc-
tive next January 7. instead OF iei. per
cent as proposed by tho house.
Repeal OF tho corporation capital
stock tax as Of next year.
Retention OF present rates on cx-
press packages and oil by pipc lircs.
and retention OF tho taxes on freight
and passengers for the calendar year
i'=e. only at onc-hslf tho present rates
OF per cent. and clSht per cent. re-
spcctivcly. Tho house proposed repeal
of all OF these taxes as OF next Jsnu-
AIRY I.
In agreeing to tho house ma yirnum
rurtaN rates OF u per cent tho Hcnetr
committee adopted today a rc-srranS-d
Tchedulr Of rates lSider which indiNid-
''air having incomes Of from 5000 to
is.ocn would hc relieved uf the prcs-
crt surtaS OF per cent.
Beginning with incomes Of $500 and
ending with those Of $4,000 tn" rate In
each hrackc, would be reduced per
cont In tho brackets from isocn to
-. .0oo tho existing rates would be in
creased ono per cent and in the hrack-
ctr from $4,000 to 600 the present
rstcs would stand
Incomes of tss ooo or more would he
taxed al tho maximum rate.
Members Of tho committee explained
tf-pu'trttrJ on raE~ TwoD
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-09-17
3 ARRESTED As BOY
AN0 GEMS DISAPPEAR

New York. sept. is.-Mr and Mre.
John Bcnfielio and Frank Capuio
we're arrested In BROOKLYN icreiry
rioro yesterday after = tray OF dia-
mond rings vanished while small
boy was chasing an elusive rubber
hall behind tho counters. ~ vs. AL
legged the boy gave the tray to Cspuio
and that he placed II In handbag
The police say reports of similar rob
berries from many cities cast of tho
Mississippi river have been received.
tho boy with the hall figuring in all
of them.
capulo and tho Bonfielica denieJ
any acquaintance with the boy. who
disappeared