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Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-15
CADIEN SAYS NO Man CAN COMBINE
SCHOOL CONTROL With COUNCIL AS
THEY ARE SEP ARATE BY STATE Law

At recent meeting held in Cliff
side, Mayor Cadien took occasion to
express his position in reference to
the local schools by declaring most
vehemently that he intends to continue
to maintain, as he has always in the
past, strictly "handS Off policy.
The school district is an entirely
separate body, functioning under
separate laws and distinct in all re-
spects from the business of the mayor
and council. Expressing surprise at
Mr.. Kenney's evident unawareness of
the distinctiveness of the two boards,
Mayor Cadien said that it is abso-
lutely impossible for any members of
the finance committee of the school
board and of the council board to
get together officially and determine
the ACCESSIBILITY of spending school
moneys. The mayor nor any other
official would have any right to inter-
fere with school affairs, for school
business is entirely in the hands of
the school board and they are only
responsible to the people at large.
rumor that there is movement afOot
to abolish the Cliffside High School,
the mayor said that he has never in
terfered nor does he intend to inter-
fere In such question. A high school
when properly and economically adj
ministered is positive asset to any
community, and the thought of abol-
fishing ours is farthest from his mind
The mayor, however, did refer to
Mr.. Smiths declaration that he favors
the establishment of Union high
school which would automatically
abolish the Cliffside school as such
and remarked that both Smith and
be their duty to look after the school
business which is entirely outside of
the Jurisdiction of the mayor. De-
Tending the seemingly high tax rate,
Mayor Cadien quoted figures to show
that the present rate is not representa-
tive of the true conditions in the bor-
ough. A few years ago the valuation
of property in the borough was 3d.
100000. In the past Is months $1,000
600 worth of new property has been
erected. Yet, because Of the legisla-
tive monstrosity of exempting newly
constructed buildings from taxation
for 5 years, Cliffside Park can only
tax the original 100000 values, yet
if the other 100000 were taxable
that would increase the ratables from
100000 to $6,O0O,O0O and the rate
would decrease practically one-third.
In brief twO-thirds of the property
owners are taxed and carry the bur-
den of the other one--third because
of the exemption from taxation by the
legislature of newly erected houses.
This condition is unfortunate, but
surely in fairness could not be at
tributed to any mayor in Cliffside or
anywhere.
Other speakers discussed the vari-
Gus phases of the administration and
all seemed satisfied that If the people
consider what has been accomplished
during the mayors administration and
ask themselves should he be reelected
to an office in which he has performed
so impartially the wishes of all the
people they must by force of reason
prefer him on his record to the rec
Ords of either of the other two can
didateS.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-15
Cadien Women
Have Organized

Last Tuesday evening the Cadien
Women Voters Club organized at the
American Legion headquarters on An
derson avenue.
Forty-four women marked the nu-
cleus of the organization and now
over $50 more have enrolled.
The women are to wage a most eX-
tenSiye campaign
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1921-10-15
Palisade Red Cross
Meets Oct. rs

The annual meeting of the Palisade
branch, Edgewater chapter, American
Red Cross, will be held in the Union
Church of Palisade Wednesday eve
ming, October %, at Sis. Election Of
officers will take place at this meeting.
All members are requested to be pres
ent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

spread inclination 20 adlu~' rates W
ward 10 the requirements .! good Ser
Voc Is found n -" lon EU"a'- g.
clectr.r r;,:iva' r"cr;Nrrsh iHs fer lH.h
There vera orlv IS ""N-"<""'."| 4 toti!
cap,.al stock @: s@i>lG.D6i. ~ COM
narcL with IS -"-.'NcT>h.TS. r"prc>cr;-
ing capita. storN - S2-'.ci?.%oi N
lalH I,:rirg IA" YEA i5N rr.i"a Of
track wa4 dirmart;cL and as w,ieS of
track abandoned.
Nnoin"- encouraging -.:u - tNund
n the general public interest m TIA
v"irIr, rf clrCt-r, railways FROM
every part OF IN" United State reports
have reached the association than no.
only are regulatory bodies tut car I'D
rrS generally taking thr creates inter-
est IN the restoration Of Compani"~ !"
healthy stat" on Tn" Part 80 IN" car
riders TO cooperate Ia an effort 10
make tn" lines Sclt-SuSlain. Hnd to
encourage :, h"w Of n"H money int" In"
industry terth.n,y III" inclination I"
rrrvrn, companies from receiving Srt-
fc!crt return - maintain good service
i crnnrcd 10 small number Of per
sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
BLUE SUNDAY
At SHADYS|DE
DRUGS AND HuuR ARE ONLY COM
MoDITIES SOLD IN OHIO VII
LACE
Mayor Davis However, Decent Believe
Such Observance 10 Popular

Shad !.sidc had blue sunday yes
tCrday y hen the CNlcbra ted Blue Avs
Acre ~, into effect for the hrs. time.
ana garages wnr., closed. TrruS stores
remained oro1. hut pract tcal!v every
Uth,'r :r:!";ty OF the town was suspend
cd. lrr;:CS and milk were TIE only com
m"d!i:r:i sold during the day. TIL" mo-
rorI>t VINO rhanccd 10 run Shor; OF gas
cline within the vicinity of Shad%S'd"
was n sorry plight. FOR while au-
iomoh;i"s wcrc allowed 10 run. IN" csr-
ages were forbidden 10 sell Eas"i.n".
Mayor Jasper Davis SIys that hc =
enforcing the strict ohScrvar"" "f sun
dav n ShadySidH in response I" Il pct
ton signed =! rs ciiiz"ns Of tn" towns.
tn" mayo says. hOUeN"~. that Z "
were put n III" vote h" believes n"
majority "r tho !nhab;tan;> would N"t"
ICa!nS, thN "Hlue laws. When qucS-
toned tho mayor SAID 'ha; ~ know q;
No instance or violation OF The laws
yesterday
\ -umor had been cu-r"D' 'Nat a.
a:tcmp, would h" made 20 rr"vcut street
cars from entering the town. Mayor
I'ay.s denied TINS. saying 'ha' III" 'l'tu"
Laws ,ytuun' % course l." pr' MO -
TO-. n r.S..S whHr" they "nrn'rt VIII
.;.,.r Jaw, E'o- ~, sam" reason IN Scha u
rorl.S wi,l b. allowed her" ~ IN" sum
Nor. It, houEh ther" SN"mS ~ h" good
deal nr sent mon; against th"m among
no ;ownSpcnpl," ne mayor sad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
CROSS SALES TAX
HAS few FRIENDS
raxstion WIN He Paramount Issue BE-
fore thu LsgtslAturs
Scores OF Citizens and 0rTAniIaaons
HtGht the NsASufs

Taxation will be paramount when the
state Legislature reconvenes for tho
long session despite the importance OF
the good roads bill and other important
meas ureS. 1t is predicted that fully
half the time OF the session will be de-
voted to taxation measures. because
West Virginia, like other states, Is up
against the problem of raising more
revenue 10 meet current expenses.
Coal. oil gas and lumber interests
will light bitterly the measure intro
duced 10 tax their production and the
coal interests arc said TO be behind the
proposed gross sales tax. placing a tax
OF one half Of one per cent on all sales
N excess OF $1,000. In fact tho North
crn Vest Virginia Coal Operators As
sociatIon in session n Fairmont March
! adopted resolutions favoring this tax.
while practically all other state organ
izations including the Wholesale Gro
rcrS' Assoc IA; on. West Virginia Manu-
fnctur"rs' Association. Fair Tax Payers
lrscu" NJ West Virginia. and others.
tax.
In fact outside Of the coal operators
in" proposed sales tax seems IN hav.
fcw friends. and Il look as il scant cour-
tAsy will govern the mea sure when il Is
brought up.
Almost evcrr day members OF tho leg
stature arc expressing themselves as
Almost every day members Of tho leg
i$laturc arc expressing themselves as
opposed 10 III. bill. among them be ms
Hays. HaGer. McColloch. Godby. Porter.
Ficrson. Endcr, Zimmerman. Hall. Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON
POLICE WOMAN TO MEET.
Capt. ". T. Otto Outlines His Purpose
In Suggesting Woman member
Of Police Force.

\ con,miie" from Ia" 80 -"un'"
will meet this sN"rinE AZ \ o'clock ="
consider IN, appointments, II r"l'''"-
woman for THIS city Tho rNsniufion
calling for such AN anpu.n'm'n: Which
vas introduced r% capt. ". 7. rti" has
hc>n referred :" a commits" consist 'nr
81 James ". E"ans OF ~" T"nih ward d:
I 'amden s Tap"" 90 - l'fth Narl:
cart. ". r. pt'" # M Fi-s' w.'-h.
chairman: Citl Marriage" 'NaS. - Lrn.
I'm and chief "f Fniic" Erred ~ h'rI'o-
IN IN ,ntcrv ,"w With IN lr'"EiG'n"'.-
reporter. Capt. Nt;n eNH.t.nci tha' - >
idea n introducing such a resolution
into the c'tt council Ms not :" mu"n
tn Increase he rUm?Hr 81 arrests maj"
but rather tO Gcc-ea>" them ~ afford.
inS 70 women and chrldrcn. The pNl;c"
woman would De a regular member ot
thu city police force. hui her duties
would chiefly concern cases involN ing
women and children. Surh An officer
would meet incoming trans ani r!y
particular attcnt!on [" young sri trav-
cling alone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
CRIMINAL COURT
C0NVENES TODAY
TWENTY FIVE GASES AWAIT IN
vESTI6AT1ON By TIE GRAND
JURY.
Forgery and Perjury Cases Carried Oven
from Last Term.

F:Scryth!ng IS IN readiness for the sit
t,ng today OF the criminal court grand
jury for tho spring term, and with more
than IS cases 20 be investigated and re.
ported upon. the report or the jury
promises 10 be returned late.
Tho large number OF cases and the
cases 10 b. heard tina; have been car
rIed over from the last term indicate
III, term viii be long strenuous oht
Some OF tho cases arc expected 70 be
hard fought Most OF the cases set i'-
Investigation today arc felon."s. and
with nine carried over from 'th" ii 81
term Tho docket IS expected II b. a
long one.
Following * rarri7i list Of tho new
CASES to hn investigated:
Henry Givcns. colorrd. charged win
criminal assault upon an aged whit"
woman.
Anil &. Bowman. charged with har-
ing entered the bowman garage and
stolen number of articles OF clothing
lctf there.
lack Carlysia md Dorothy MrDan-
;cls. charged with having robbed the
Boni,, Art company.
Edward Mcfarland. truck driver.
hose car KILLED a Young child IN IN"
ISIlnd some "c"kS hH'' CHdT ecu u /"
manslauGhtrr
Raymond ,;anoway and Louis S:an!6y.
co!orcd. gunfGhtcr". charged With ps-
,ol ,otlnE.
James L. A,,cn. charged vita sta'u.
tor" offensE
Robert Hamilton, coiorrd. charged
with malicious Assault. attempting u
shoe, his aged uncle.
rccH ClouSton. charged with "mb"z.
1icrncn, from the Ka:hitzcr company.
Eraz,us SWirrkooz. charged with
breaking ard entering the Locke Shoe
company.
Alhnrt Nur,l'a and John White. charc-
I'd with holding ur Richard Simon. 4
Syrian.
John Glenn and Walter Roberts charC-
81 with breaking into the Cowl home
Frank Smith. CHARGED with malicious
assault on Ollie woodward.
T.lphcGa= DC Jcci, charged win bur
glury.
Among tho cases carried OVER from
under thrtrcn indictments for pasS;7 {
bogus checks. and Oliver CharduIi
charged With perjury as q result nC t@r
Fanny pis>clyr-tro trial N tho fail
term.
Prosecuting Attorney carl &. Raon-
mann and his assistants. Austin '.
Wood and Clinton r. Campbell. were
busy all day yesterday completing ii1,l
SrranYcncrls and everything IS =
readiness Ter the sixteen grand jurors
vh, hcgin ihcr work At $50 "'clocE
THIS morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
BISCUIT
STORE IS ENTERED
Boys Arc Believed to Have Eaton Box
Of Cakos

Between o'clock Saturday afternoon
and 5 o'clock sunday morning som" on"
gained entrances into ;hc building of
tho rHcrlrsS biscuit company on South
Street Entrance MAS gained h! puti,nE
a ladder up 10 one ~ n" windows IL
III" rear. facing Wheeling cr"cN.
Officer Charles Flanagan. upon coming
IN duty yesterday morning and MAX !NE
his FIRST round discovered tho ladder.
He climbed up and found mat IN" wu-
dow WAS unlocked. II" opened Il ami
GOT into ~" building. EI"r! h'rG
looked alright 70 IN" officer bat 10
called Angus: VI. Rochabrand manager
OF the compan!.
Mr.. Rocka brand came donn and went
through the building with tn" officer.
Frery;hnG was found in order n sc
"rIcc but ia one corner WhCr" man
cans Of cake are Stored NtS found IN
cmpt" can with many crumbs on ne
floor which revealed IN" far' thu who
cln- had gained entrance 10 tn" building
bad their - % -" sUcN' pa rjoS. Soy
era roc, away from 80 emit cans
W.. discovered ;ro toa's on" = >Harp
knife and tire other VAS rather rough
looking instrument.
Tn~ work : believed 10 have bern
hat Of some n Schicrous ho!S. E'"-N
Is bong made 10 find vino the robbers
yrre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Eph|in Wants Evidence
Given 10 Grand Jury
Gty Manager Invites Publisher 70
P1Soe Charges vice District - Rum
ming, In Court.

'A;v Manager c. Q. Ephlin has ex-
tended TO G.. 4. lauGhln. editor OF The
Telegraph. an invitation 10 have his
witnesses appear before tho Ohio county
grand july, which SITS today. and give
proof OF his allegations in the March
LIST issue OF his paper declaring tho So
gr"Satcd district Of tho city Is running
now as full as II ever did.
Mr.. I.auEhl!n IS out OF the city, how
evo-. and vii no, return for two weeks.
Mr.. Eph!in letter follows:
March ). 1921.
Hon. G"orG" A. IauEhi.n.
'Wh"ri:nE Telegraph.
Wheeling. W. Va.
MY Dear Mr. IAughlin--.
I'm your good paper 81 las: Tuesday.
March !. II is charged that. notuTth-
standing tho claims mad" by the al
ny niSt-at!Nc Officers 81 the City. houses
az prostitution were hong openly con-
GuriNd in :hr Fitth and Sixth wards.
Until reading your ar,IC!" WIS cor
tain tina; th!s could not ~ general
sense b" tue. because had caused
IN .nVrSi:t; cation t. u" made by Ms
Eungec. OF ;hc rriti"nGrn Home. whose
integrity and capacity f"- The work
could not De questioned by ron". and she
,hc locality rn"Nt!oacd by your paper
than They had h""a daring her rniirn
experience ~ ten N~ar~
Your art!ci" implies ira' secret on
"rntiv's were employed h. rnu N your
'nNr.,t cation and @! CourS" ;nHy could
probably s"Hrr" information which oar
r1'!'ce officers could no, because Grim
mails I'll hardly commit ofrcnsHs n ;hc
presence " tho officers or when their
p-rScnr" - known n the Cghborh0nd
II you Will he Mind enough 20 give me-
~" names or 'hc witn"s<eS togo; her
With their testimony I shall I've glad
10 have prosecution against a.. viola
tors begun at cncr. In fact as good
citizen. having Information as 20 viz
lation& Of tho state iaw or city ord
nanc"S. fec! confident YOU Will y" Cad
10 furnish thc desired information 20
either the prosecuting attorney or ny
self by MONDAY ms the grand jury VIII
convene on that day.
Respectfully YOURS.
CITY MANAGER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
SATURDAYS PoL1cE cowE.

Two offenders faced Judge Ritz ~.
police court Saturday. one appearing -
each session. II. d. FitzstmnonG.
truck driver. was fined so and costs
for speeding. I'd Olsen. who was
drunk. was given a suspended nnS Of 81
and costs. He left town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
SEVEN SUITS FILED

Seven suits wee f!"d Saturday in cir
cut court ON" ~ the cases IS 70 re-
cover Si5.Wn" damages. two ar" f"-
81 500 each another 's for $500 and
another - for cNpHllIns occupant OF
property.
May Row man IS suing IN" city Rail
way ro,rnar, for slj.noh Tor nil"Gcd m
1uv,rS suffered. J. X. Haley - sung
Gather. n" Armstrong for Sl.lnh damages
for irJurioS suffered II An automohN"
ACCIDENT Attorneys Garden and Hand
IAN filed 4 SUIT IN de;,uuc styled ~"
liuehrCr Toledo company - r.rneSt
Euttc-. 70 have IN" defendant cyectcd
from :Ic plaintiffs property.
Tho S.N'h suit wa< titled Attorneys
J = Palmer and ] r. Curl -. HIRAM
Tra'rr, for $500 counsel fees alleged
due Tho last WAS titled Aaron Goes
man -. Hcsso ard Nlr"hnrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
AUTO SHOW WEEK
Annual Exhibition Opens THURSDAY at
SMarket Auditorium

Whcc,inES annual automatic show
opens Thursday u: noon in the Market
Auditorium and AL is N readiness for
the grand opening. Much interest -
being shown ~ III" hr- display 81 auto.
mobiles and thousands ar" expected to
attend tho lw" days tho show 1:ll be
open.
W'th lwcnty-th three dealers arranged
Tor c,nih,tS there Nil be al classes o.
machines To 10 se"n ranging from tn"
smallest !" tho largest and from tn
cheapest to n" most eAprn ave from
trucks 20 inc mos. luxurious touring
cars and rNad-tcrS.
Elaborate rams have been made for
tho show and there viii be attract .ons
n ever corner Of the big auditorium
TO holG thc interest Of the '.s''crS.
Sc, cral prominent dealers and manu-
Gacturcrs from tlcN Gland. pctro't and
Buffalo arr Planning I" send men here
10 take part in he show AMI VII max"
Suggestions 40 the exhibitor and ,hc
publ.
LA.rxihrrS known 10 til" MOTOR world
Will be r1hih.isd including al! Minds 81
rarts and equipments for automobiles.
The committee In CharE" headed II: &.
NJ. Ford. Sr.. has left nothing undonc 10
mako the show attrac'tN" 10 al.
Following arc l0f cAn''''PlH wiz ~" "
reserved space:
TriStair Motor company.
Woodsdalc Motor cnmpan,.
Wclty Buick COMPANY.
Auto Sales company.
Ra lzcr & RalZer
central Motor Corporation.
capitol Car COMPANY.
The Howe company.
T T Hutchinson company.
Hopkins Motor company.
G. r. Knight Motor company <
l.. +. King Motor COMPANY
Lincoln Garage.
Mitchell & Hall.
McKelvcy & Ewing Electric company
J. H. McGraw & Sons.
The Meyer company.
Sash-App~rson company
Packard Motor company.
REQ Distributing company.
Reliable Auto Repair company
n Fearle Rogers company
Republic Truck company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
STREET CARS
DOING BETTER
GRADUAL AND STEADY APPROACH
TO STABLE BASIS IS NOTED
By HEAD OF ASSOCIATION
Largely Dus 20 Ratio Increases GRANTED
BY 1eEulatory Bodied Through
out Country.

T.. II. ,iadscr. prcSiden. Of N" MGR
can Electric Railway Association. ~
sued the following statement;
An Official report on ;hc nat,ona
condition Of the electr'" railway indus
try Tor the YEAR ending January |.
1921, just compiled ny N" America n
Electric Railway Association. indicates
a gradual and steady approach /" 4
stable basis.
This situation : largely due 10 me
fact that regulatory bodies. re'oS-
nizing that granting "C the Claims OF
electric railways fo- fair rats OF re-
turn Is essential 20 the maintenance Of
good service. have steadily ordered re-
lief throughout tn" country.
These regulatory bodies also seem 10
Re concn:zanc " the fart that rChab!!i-
tatjo, ~t lina~ VIII br a slow process
and that At leAS; n" present advanced
rates must BE maintained r0r som"
time even = fNllInc costs. anticipated
hut not realized as yet. should come. \
largo ma jorrty OF the companies in the
LIST Four y"arS hay" strained their
franc:ai raSNur-"S TO tho limit. or
created actual deficits. by merely meet
ing current expense and making ahSo-
II;",y unavoidable emergency improve
rrcntS Many BADLY needed improve
nlCntS n:tNS NtFFn CCIeETcN ~ NtT(usNlhN
ever company on account o. a lack
OF funds. Il - necessary. therefore
now hat fares are beginning 70 hc
COMMENSURATE with costs. that the
present Increased rates b" continued
un:Il lines arc fully rehabtl!tatcd. Tn
less present fares arr maintained. in
dcantte suspension ~ extensions and
hettermcats will result and this would
be almost fata, 70 man. properties.
The report just completed shows that
SIS cities IN the United States. repre-
Sent,ng more than 90 per cent OF the
riding population in cities. ar" paying
fares ranging from cents with |
cent transfer charge 20 a flat rate OF 10
cents
The largest groups are: cities paying
10 cent fare. ll@. 8 cents fare. S; :
cent fare. - and ) cent fare. -.
Other groups follow: Cities paying
cent cash fare. s: cent fare I cent
transfer. IS: cents zone fare. s: cont
ciIy md outside -nne faro with cent
transfer charge. 70: cont zones. ):
TWO ) con: zones. ) cent city zone.
cents outside. 70: cent city zone
cent charge for -td"S outside city zone.
!; 5 cent Fare. w:'h additional charge
for transfers. :.
The immediate result Of the wide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
Wrecked His
Automobile

Two years ago my stomach trouble
got 50 bad that l was almost constant.
Is h!led with gas. This made me very
dizzy at times. Last Fall I was Almost
overcome by one OF these dizzy spehS
while driving my car. and ran II into
telephone pole, badly vrecking the
car :. friend recommended Mayr's Won.
ocrfu! Remedy for my trouble. Since
taking the first dose have steadily i'm.
proved. and feel better now than ever
in my life" 1t is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
rnucus from, the intestinal tract and al.
~: the Inflammation which causes
pra' tical'y all stomach. liver and intes-
tina! ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money re-
funded. Sold by G. H. Griest & Co., an6
druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
MODEL PRISONER
Ollie Fuller Gets Freedom juno Gov
Coruweu Signs Commutaaon on
Last Day.

O-c % no st pc-fcrmarr"s ~ dH'3
by ,,uy. J. ]. CorrV-'l before colns out
Ct Office la: Friday Was II" signing
If to pardon Of OK" Fuller. an II
mae N ~" stat" pcn'tentlar,. who -
known a. ''ihc mode prisor"r."
r'un.r was sentence" 10 IT." .1NpriSon-
mrni nflr"a ""ars ago. AMI during M
Srr':tudc ha9 proven himself an IDEA
rr,Snnrr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
ExAmrEarror ron AUDITOR.

The United States Civil Service com
mission announces an open compct!tiv"
examination for auditor. 1noom" taA
unit. bureau Of Internal revenue. treas
ury department.. on March .. 20 be held
al Wheeling.
Vacancies in the position OF resident
auditor IN the incnue tax unit Wash
,nEton n. G.. and in tho position or rev
cnue agent or inspector IN tho thirty
I'VE heIdS divisions throughout The
United States At entrance salaries ring
ing from $500 to $4,000 year. inclu-
sve. and vacancies requiring similar
qualifications win be hlled from this
examination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
BROTHERHOOD MEETS.

\ meeting nf tbs brotherhood Of ~"
Warunod Lutheran church viii h" n" 1t
tomorrow evening Al s o'clock n the
surlnl rooms cf tho rhurC-r on WHrWnoh
avenue l.. i. knoks. president. VIII
nrn4idr. and requests all members u ~
rrcSen. \ number of very important
church matters are /" 30 taken up az !!
discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07
ROB DRUG STORE

\ man dressed IN an overall and
jacket sun. wearing n railroadH-S car.
entered Myers drug store ~ Glendale.
and at the point NJ a revolver forced the
proprietor 70 hand over The rs in cash
which was IN tho store. Tn" rohN"r
made good his ESCAPE. This - the third
robbery At this place n u comparatively
Shor: time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-07

Caulsy, Manning, Shacklsfor4. YuAes
Hsrmer, Veaeh. Thompson, Block, OeAO
and Hugus.
How this tax will increase The COST =
living in West Virginia has ben pointed
out by opponents Of this measure Oh
umns Of protest against the measure
have appeared in the newspapers ov0r
the state declaring the law would drive
business out OF the state, keep outside
business from coming In, that the small
business including tho farmer Will SUI
fer most and that tho consumer will
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