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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08

wny rrnvided. however. that this opooe
would not be extended In the case OK
aIy nu>!ncsS which realized in the TAX"
abb" year 1921 20 per cent or more prof'
its on the capital invested.
Tax Transfers by Git.
The senate adopted. 50 TO 81, an
, amendment by Senator Walsh. Demo-
crat. Massachusetts. providing for
graduated tax III transfers Of property
by gift by every person." The rates
{ range from | per cent Of the amount
~ which the gifts exceed $4,000 and
do not exceed s50.O00 to % per cent on
. III" amounts in excess Of s10.000,000.
Thirteen Republicans Joined the DEM
! o"ratic minority in supporting the
, amendment. which. II was explained. Is
designed I" prevent wealthy individuals
, from escaping III" payment OF sur-taN
tnrnnfn the division OF their property
among their relatives. Republicans vot-
Ing Tor II w"r" Capper. Cummins John
S"n. Jones 81 Washngton: Kenyon,
l.add. l.aFollrtte. Lrnroot. McNary,
N"rberk. Norris. Townsend and Willis.
by vote OF 81 to 90. the senate re-
jc"ted IN amendment ny Senator Jones,
Democrat New Mexico. proposing to
allow partnerships and individuals to
elect whether they should pay taxes on
tho net income from their business at
the corporation or individual income
rates.
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Not Much Interest in
Pennsylvania Election

Philadelphia. la. Nov. T.--Apart from
the rontcci between Republicans and
Democrats Il justice ot the supreme
court. Interest," In the statewide election
to- morrow IS confined to local issues.
The voters are dcvnt,ng their attention
chiefly Ia the election Of city. Cu"rty
and borough officials. bond Issues for
local improvements and othcr issues.
Mayoralty elections are Ia he held In
several cities. but In most OF them the
eHCitrmfnt OF the campaign ended with
the a.maries In September. Among tho
mm:c important are Fit; shurgh. Scran-
ton AID Lancaster.
In Pittsburgh the contest Is between
William A. MaEcc. former mayor. Re
publican. and william McNair. an at
torncy. lr"V"rrat
In .i'hiiah .rhIa all OF the election
fireworks were shot or at the Sfptcm-
Der primary. when the reSuiar Eeru,il-
can organization nominated It's Card!-
dates ovcr those supported 10y the
Voters League.
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Theodore WO|ff's View
Of the French ''Wooing''

Rcr,In Nov. 7.--"Arertinn--as much
as YOU can stapd--hu; no treaty; flowers
FOR Foch as many rs grow on American
soil. out TO wedding ring"
Such Is Theodore W"IffS IMPRESSION
rs SET forth IN the Tag"hl?u Of Amer
ica'< attitude towards "f'rHnrr's wn"!nS
o. Columbia.
The editor-n-Chiet OF tho TaGeh'a:t
goes an TO say: "Rriand. by Winning
clcvan francs at poker has once more
proved himself the dsri,Ng OF the Gods
am may after all develop into ihe most
Successful European statesman pilgrim
aging to the United states
In the opinion "C lio'" WolN. Tres'
dent Harding demonstrated good judy
ment In selecting IN" time for the CON
ference ~ WashinGt,n as this Is un-
intentionally the rloPt promising oppor-
tunity for the attempt 10 induce Japa1
10 restrict her naval programme and
cure the aspirations Of china.
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PRISONER KILLED BY MISTAKE

Washington. Nov. 7.--Niil!nG OF a
negro prisoner In Hats through mis-
taken orders 70 marin" corrs captain
wa, related today h. +. l.. Spear. OF
Fremont Nebra aka. former marine corps
lieutenant TO the Senate committee IN
vesttgating American occupation OF the
island.
Mr.. Spear testified mat CG2taiH
TNpmas l.. Edwards. whA later was
E!.ed in an a!7a'ane accident. gave the
orders for tie execution. ly y marine
1riNa,-. bu' under = "u'istoKe." The
witcrSs sad he did not know how the
mistake occurred. captain Edwards. he
said secured his orders from marine
corps major In charge OF native gen
Ga:mestc.
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ELIZABETH BURT
l3 Year Old Daughter Of Wheeling Steal
Corporation Woo President PAssss
Away Last Might

Miss Elizabeth McI.ain Burt. daughter
OF D. \. and Elizabeth Mcl.aEn Burt.
passed away at the family home at
Echo Pn!r; at loss O'Clock Monday
night She had been III for moro than
six years.
She was IN her thirteenth year Of age.
Besides her father and mother. she
leaves two brothers and one sister,
David 4. Burt Martha :. Burt and Will
liam Latann Burt. The dead ch!ld's
father is vice president OF the Wheeling
Steel Corporation. and n host OF friends
Of tho family wilt be ErIeved To learn
OF her death.
Funeral arrangements had not been
completed last night.
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GASOLINE FAMINE
NOW IS PREDICTED

Ch!ragu. Nov. "A report made to-
day by ;he GAS ana oi! committee OF
tho American Gas association. at the
annual convention OF the organization.
said th:,; the United States vii. face
an OF, famine which will restrict tho
use Os automobiles and incrsas" the cost
ot gasoline. unless Immediate steps are
taken TO increase the supply. The com
mlttee had made 4 Years survey OF the
oil situation.
Tho repc-t declared that a duty on
petroleCm t"9id cGri1!! shipments from
Mexico and greatly agscavate tho situa-
ton.
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GEORGIA COLLEGE
BUILDING BURNED;
STUDENTS RESCUED

Macon. Ga. Nov. Fire broke cut
in the main building o! St StaniS'a"s
Cul.c,r ! Catholic institution devoted
20 training for tho priesthood. All "t
tie one hundred students. many ~
whom are from foreign countries. we're
reported L. have escaped without In
jury from the hu!!drg.
A. 1880 u'CluCk the walls on ire
rn"r;h aad Hfth nOorS north side. '"..'
The building AZ that time was still a
roaring furnace.
tlrrmen r"i"rtCd hat. they had r"s-
cHed Father he Potter and Father
Marrl weather. tive latter S. years ".d.
The f"rmrr was overcome by smoke.
lie. VITA others. was trying I" StT"
the 5000 valuable volumes in the
library.
The main building Of tho college.
which is conducted BY the Jcsuiis. was
4 tnt2l lnss.
Priests and students succeeded IN
carrying ont all the books which could
no, be replaced. Among them. Il WAS
announced. WA" a Spa HISh Bibl" dated
l49N. and another Bible dated 1910. The
loss ~ $4,000.
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POmcrcnc. Reed, SnrrraGd. Shields. S.n:
mons. Stanley. Swanson, Walsh. Mas.
sschuscttS: Walsh. Montana. and Wat
son. Georgia.
Total--"9
Against tho Amendment.
Rspubli Cans--Iiall. Borah. Itrandeeep,
Rursurn. rAnc""n. tummins, Curtis,
Edge. Ernst. Fvrnald. France. F'r"ling-
huysen. GunhtnE. Hale. Jones. Washin :
'"n' Reyes. I."nro"t. Lodge. MH'umher.
Mckinley. McNnry, Moses. Nelson. New.
'rA."rrS. Nicholson Sorbcck. eddie
Page. prurosc. Fhipps. PoindcXt"r.
Townsend. Warren. Wa;son,' Indiana;
Weller and Willis. Al.
Dcmncrat--Mycrs J.
T"t,l--4".
Only two Republicans. .aF"llett" and
Norris. supported the Mrl>rliar amend
inrn'. Wall, ~" Democrats. King and
Williams. voted against il.
Lenroot Amendment Passed.
Without Ii roll call tn" senate adopted
an amendment by Senator Lrnront. Re-
pHhiran. Wisconsin. under which the
Mt gain made by Il taxIH ." on TIN.
s.I!eS 81 stocks nr CORPORATIONS would
/" taxed at the full incum" It"r'nrl md
aurtaX rates. II MS Tu:"rI Il.i' un-
Ger the committee bill only In per cent
~ Su - gain would l.,'" .r'n r:t>uhe
because such sales would have come
under the provision de ding with the
taxation az gain from disposition Of
capital assets.
Senator I.curnnt declared that under
tho original provlsion.S stock gamblers
In Wall Street" would have been able
10 escape taxation on ca per cent Of
their profits. He also ron:rndod that
stockholders receiving stock dividends
could convert their earnings into cash
and escape tava:ion on 60 per cent "
the gain thus made
Under an amendment by Senator
FrelinghuEscn. Republican. New Jersey.
which was accepted. any trade or bust
ness owned by a partnership or iniI-
Tidual which was nrxaniH.d within four
months after the passage Of n" tax
hill as corpora lion mightiat tho on
ton Of the partnership or individual
pay tho corporation tax on tho not ir-
come received from January !. 1921.
TO the date of such organization. II
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OKLAHOMA A1RMAN WON

Tu.sr. OKLA. Pho. "f a l,lrre owned by
-. t. Writhe!r1r. ~ TTlsa. tonight
was officially an:inln"ed winner "f the
Ia-.;"H trnHhy aHL S?.rh0 hr.,; money
n ne la-$"l ra'" f.rr ,nrrDarCia,
l';a"c4 II the Int"rmat.Ir". Aero CON-
grcS4 wh.rh closed here Sliurhar.
White scored t.61l pn'nts. Max G"o;-
nnurr. "f New Y"rs. who r:lotel {"
plane owned hy John Larsen. donor o:
tn. trophy. wCn se'nnl money. S@.GnO.
scoring 1850 p";ntS. and l:Ad'" SIN ION.
p!,o;in. another l.nrseH I,anc. was
third. with go" points. He won
$1,000 prize money.
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Arrest Escaped Illinois
Murderer at Salem, 0,

Salem. OhIn, Nov. T.-.,Iyde Ada mS.
~. OF this city, alias John Townsend. OF
Birmingham. Ala. whu officer" SAY.
confessed that he escaped from the III
nois pcni;=nitary. IL under arrest here.
Adams surrendered to Shcrin I!!ss last
night
The sheriff said Adams confessed Tia;
he Killed James l!Rrucs. .; Graui'e Ctty,
IL. IN August 1907. AID was sentenced
10 serve ~ years in the Illinois rcni-
Tertiary. tie cs":..c! ten years later
wh'l" wori.!. e: - uuSty IN the groom
hous"
\ few weeks. Albums h7rri"adcl h!!H-
self in h.S home r"r" and held th" too
lace at hay for IS hours whrH they AZ
tempted L. arrest INN on barge Of
insanity Ilt"A ~ hi, wife. he was az
Quilted @: thi:; charge.
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WILL BUILD BRIDGE
NEAR VALLEY GROVE

Special Dispatch To The Intrl, Gerccr.
Charleston. W. Va. Nov. Tho state
road commissioner today announced
bids VIII oe received at once on tho con-
struCtlor on bridge e.. containing II
forty foot span Of concrete. across LIT
tie Wheeling creek. near Valley Grove.
IN Ohio county. Proposals VIII be
opened and the contract awarded Oh De-
cember =.
The c, mrrission also announced bids
will be received Tor the construction ~
four other bridges in Jackson. Roane.
Calhoun and MnGo counties.
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Hor1cn TO rU PU7Llo.
BNHRuTS SALE

By virtue Of authority vested in me
BY decree OF Circuit Court OF Ohio
County. West Virginia. made and en-
tered on tho 18th day OF October. 1921.
wherein State ~ West Virginia by
Walter S. Hallanan. STAT" Tax Commits
aioner and x-oTic.o STATE COMMIT s$iUa"c
Of Prohibition. was the n'1nr!T ard
VIM. Turley and =. r. Stockton wer
the defendants. | vii! on the 18th day
% Nov ernher. 1921. at the north front
door OF the Court House % the I..y ~
wheeling OHIO County West Virginia.
at 10 O'Clock a M. soil ut puh!ic auction
10 the hiEhes, bidder t"- cash one Buick
automobile model J1-iS. engine number
3G5il1. body number 7>jTiS.
HARRY r. cI.OrSE.
sheriff OF Ohio County lest Virginia
ot.lS-25-nov.l-S
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ZIG DAMAGE SUIT

Topeka Kansas. Nov. All seven
Judges OF ,hr Kansas suprcm" rnurt
wore made defendants in 4 sal, for
sl4G coo damages filed IN the Shawnc.
county district cour, today by John /"
Hanson. o. Mcpherson. Kansas. Hanson
charges the supreme court members
with malice in su%p"ndiug him from
p,actiring in the Kansas courts on No
vcmbcr !.
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CAR CONDUCTOR
IS BADLY HURT
NEGRO PASSENGER IS ALLEGED TO
FAVE STRUCK PLATFORM
NAN IN PACE WITH
BRASS KNUCKLEAS.
Difficulty on Martins Ferry Car Follows
Argument Over Ttckets-Geg-o
Hafss Good HIS Escape.

Cly,e Nelson. - Hcl.a,r". conductor
on a bridgeport Martins Ferry var OF
the Wherl.nr Ira, tion Company. was
painfully injured " hen he wH% struck l.!
the face by Il ncgr" passenger on has
ear at ,atawha street. Martins F'crr:. at
1875 O'Clock last night.
The negro - alleged "a hnI" "'ru.k
the conductor = sharp blow :" III" ;H''e
with :. pair "t brass EnUrklcrS. after tn"
conductor adm tn" negro had tr",h."
over 4 sale OF tickets.
The negro. after stunning N"!T"r. -
caped .'O"I the street ear an: is.arr his
getaway.
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"rRurs SALE

by virtue or authority vested in mo
BIZ decree Of circuit Court Of Ohio
county. West Virginia. made and en-
tered on the 18th day Of October. 1921.
wherein state nt Wet Virginia by
Walter :. Hallanan. STATE Tax Commits
sioner ard ex-oTici" state commissioner
81 Prohibition. was tho piainttS and
saul Ste!nman and Max Colder were tn"
defendants. | will on III" 18Th day OF
November. 1921. at the north front door
OF the Court House ~ the city Ok
Wheeling. Ohio Count. West Virginia.
at 10 o'clock a. m. sell at public auc-
ton 70 the hIEhes; bidder FOR cash one
Nillys-kntght automobile. MODEL %.
engine number 1856. body number
llol3-2OR.
HARRY r. CLOtSE.
Sheriff OF Ohio County. West Virginia
&C. l8-25-nov.l-S
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Colombian President
Goes Out Of Office

Rogu'a Colombia. Nov. ,.--.,Ev ia"
N~e"".: ''d i'r"SD. Opposition ~ lhc
T. lnl.I!.:n ch:, ulcr at GrnIti,S 10 the
Ydrirt-tc.;iom Of President Sua&ra
reached surh % p"jat '.dH! ''Htt tn"
I""sIdrn, d"~!,!cd TO ve%irn Office. TIL"
congress will Ec"' tpmOIr"w I" "'""t u
rrrvI. inral president g. act until tEr
r"y; 'lnrtiOrS are held
General Jorge li'lGuin rhrm"r FOR
c'gu minister is prominently meat tened
FOR tnc position OF PROV iS.ouGl present.
No uU;nward events have occurred IN
col n"r;ioa with President %uaT"3S de-
ii Ion 70 rc+!Ea.
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NOTICE.
ACCOUNTANTS WANTED

AcCOU NTANTS WANTED.
The undersigned. r"rrcsentinE 4 ma
t'"nally known association o. practiC-
ing certified Public Accountants and
Industrial Engineers. will be in Wheel-
ing Nov. - 70 int' rvicw a few desirable
candidates who w"uld like 10 quality
themselves for ENpEET ACCOUNT
ANT AMI AUDITING work.
Ii you are over -. have High School
educatirn or equivalent able TO furnish
good reference and now regularly en-
ployed. YOU will be given the oppor-
tun!ty 70 qualify yourself for positions
paying from $4,000 to $1,000 yearly.
To secure interview on date men
toned. write today. stating age. educa-
ton. present employment. hours conve-
Eient tor interview and phone number.
". 4. LCT.
uovS-h SOS Rose Bldg. Cleveland. Ohio.
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TIL aE5rrsH TRIBUTE.

Me-. Y"rk. SOY. :. Mrs. Amr'l1 Nj
rrdd-a. r"nr" scnt!nE jh" british war
'ru.%""s arrived h"r" to-day. with th"
flowers W I'll vii, l." paced on TIA.
cnS,<"' % Americas unknown soldier On
ArmiSt!cs bay. Nh" also brought the
Signatures Of N"N"ra! hundred thousand
British ~. tI.z""H with America la
tn" hona2" ;" T." laid to the soldier
dead NJ. Nc: 'u,ld-n lost three s"as
IA the war. one at them great British
air hero
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sHEaITrS SALE

BY virtue Of authority vested in me
by decree OF Circuit Court Of Ohio
County. West Virginia. made ard en-.
Tired on the 18th day OF October. 1921.
wherein State OF West Virginia hy
Walter &. Hailauan. STATE Tax Commits.
sioner and x-ofrtr!o state Commissioner
Ce Prohibition wa the p,alntlH and
Roy Braxtnn was ne defendant. I will
on the 18th day 0s November. 1921. ~
the north front DOR ~ the Court House
nr tho city Of Wheeling. OHIO County,
Yves, Virginia. at lo:ch o'rl"rk 4. m
sell al public auction I" tho htghrS. h:,l.
der Cor cash one stephens automobile
model D-c4. engine number 2+0%4.
HARRY Z. ri.pi 81.
Sheriff nt Ohio County. West Virginia
oc lS-2J-nov.l-s
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FA3Ns FoR SALE

GOOD FARMS-lt you want good
farm. write for my illustrated folder:
rnodcrn,y improved farm homes as low
as St5 per acre: an SS-aCre farm ! miles
from county seat and fair buildings Tor
$4,000: 1I-acre with coat hank opened.
$4,000: mary others: all minerals 20
with farms f.: 4. Wallace. Carrollton.
Ohio r D. :. no.i-k
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WANrED-SALES nKN

TRAVELLING salesman wanted for ter
r!tory In northern part OF West N!r-
gIna from Terra Alta TO Parkersourg:
one wish experience in shoe lines pre-
fSrred: In reply give full Information
rega riding experience and territory COW
cred all applications confidential. Car
roll. Adams and Co. Shoes and Ruhbers.
baltimore. Nd. no.7-l
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl ;. Xspnsr. Prom.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1905 ohapliae Street
Cali Phone 1e1?
DIED

tpNOWAY -- ON Friday. November
4. 1874. at TER, AHA. ". Va. ADUI-
SUE CONOWAr. aged % years.
month and ' days.
Funeral on rU"S'i"y. November s. 1871.
at 80 l. c!och y. M. fIOm Watkins
mortuary char".. 1908 Main sire, L
Re-. Hilton Will o. in, charge. Friends
are ~. itrr. lnt,rmeat at GrcraTood
cemetery.
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wANrBD-HNAIK.

wANTED-Girl Tor general Homework.
Mrs Geo. l.. Hill. 500 Warwood ave-
nue.. Phone warwood 64-J. no.2-m
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INCOME TAXES TO Be PAID UNDER THE
PRESENT LAW AND the SENATE MEASURE

d. The surtaX when
without depend
appended table prepared by experts ne
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Defeat Amendments
for Soldiers Bonus

WashinGlon. Nov. THE senate
drove forward tonight In an effort TO
pnss The tax revision bin before adj
tournament During the day Il rejected
tho two remaining ~ !dirr bonus amend
mentS and then proceeded to dispose Of
the other amendments In rapid success
Siun.
The debate on the Simmons and Nc
Ea,!ar amendments proposing to utilize
Tart or the interest on the foreign
debt to finance adjusted c"mpensa ton
Cor the former service men consumed
the first five hours Of tho session. 10th
proposals were rejected by decisive
votes. the Simmons amendment. a. TO 20
and the Mcclellan amendment. ~ to %
Tho roll call on the Simmons amend
ment resulted az follows:
For ITO Amendment.
Republics .'apper. johnson. Ken.
yon. Ladd. I-aFollette and Norris--6.
Observation-Disclosures BrouSSard. Cu!-
hertScn. Fletcher. Gerry, Harris. Harr!-
son. licflm. Jones. New Mexico; Ken
bricks Mokcilar Overman. pittman.
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LOST - Saturday afternoon. between
Martins Ferry and Wheeling. wire
wheel and tirc from Ford coupe. Lib
eral reward. Phone +G4 Martins Ferry.
noyS-i
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GENERAL hauling. express and trans
fer: moving speciality: day and
night taxi service. Cali Barney. 343.
no.t-m
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nAL1 AND rz1rAI1 HELP WANTED.

WANTED - Men and women agents -
800 weekly. See Mr.. Bunton. Mcclure
hotel, I to D or to p. m. nor.I-h
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PASSED AWAY

Ei'RT--oH M0nda:. November :. 1921.
~ 10. b: l.. NJ. 1T the family residence.
Ech, Point El,z1h"th McI.a;H. laughter
- l. 4. AID Elizabeth MrI.a!n Burt.
n the 18th Year # her age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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The tuberculosis death rate in the
United States is Dropping steadily.
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Next to whea; the potato !s the mos:
important crop in America.
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WANTED-Drug Statesmen. experienced:
resident. established territory. Neu-
hoff. lis Broad St. New York. norS-g
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WASTED-Two neat appearing young
men between 10 and 80 years. Must
have good education. VIII pay good
salary and commission to ambitious
men. Inquire $50 to $50 q. NJ. or S 10
.. m. Mr.. Spoerl. Windsor Hotel.
novS-E
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1o8 AAL1

FOR SALE-First class pool room; best
location In town. 20 South Fourth ST..
opposite Fenray Martins Ferry.
no.7-2st
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POSITION WANTED.

WANTED-Position by boy l6 years
old. 17s Sixteenth street, Warwood.
no. I'm
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Lost AND POUND

FOR SALE-Furi coupe. model 1920.
Call 329. Wheeling. no.5-j
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FOR SALE-Two Cadillac touring cars.
models So and 81: first class condition.
n. F Gilbert. 729 Main 81. nov-ik
FOR SALE-S0H acre farm. room
house. large bank barn and other good
outbuNdin2s: ESQ peach trees and all
other kinds OF fruit: good SOIL: 100000.
Henry A. Truck. Sherrardsvtlle. Ohio.
nol-r
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FOR SALE-One n ton Republic truck.
in good condition: will sell cheap. Ad-
dress X. Y. T.. Wheeling Intclligencer.
no.1-i
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Pomcrcnc. Reed. SnrrraGd. Shields. SIM;
mons. Stanley. Swanson. Walsh. Mas
sschuscttS: Walsh. Montana. md Wat
son. Georgia.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-01-28
Jap CALLS U. S. SELFISH
Former Premier Declares America lis
insincere in Plea for Navy
Holiday.

Tokyo, Jan. 19.-American pro-
posals that Japan, Great Britain and
the United States take naval holi-
daay' is eloquent proof that, despite
the fabulous riches of America, she
wishes to curtail national expendi-
lures, and therefore the proposals are
intended more TO help America than
TO contribute to the peace of the
world, said Marquis Shigenobu
Okuma, former japanese premier, In
an Interview. He asserted America
should consult Great Britain relative
to the suggested suspension of naval
program.
''Only when an American-British
agreement has been reached" he add
ed, ''can Japan be in a position to
consider this proposition. Japan's
naval program is fixed at the mini
mum necessary for national defense"
Charges that it appears the Amer
lean government Is giving the incident
arising out of the death of Naval
Lieutenant Langdon at Vladivostok
undue importance are made by the
Kokumin Shimbun.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1921-01-28
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
Edgerton Wisconsin
ID G. RISTAD Publisher
FRIDAY. JANUARY %, 1921

AS THE state legislature is getting
under way, the program outlined for it
by Governor Blaine in his first message
is taking shape in bills reported in both
branches of the w-making body. A
tax bill, following closely the recon-
mendations of the governors message.
has been introduced, bill to introduce
the initiative and referendum, and an
other to enact law giving the legisla--
ture the power of limited recall of
state officials have been drafted. The
state press has on the whole received
the governors message favorably, and
the legislative program so far hews
closely to the outline furnished by the
administration. The Severson income
tax bill promises the state $6, 900
annually; So, 600 earnings are exempt,
above this the rate increases from z
per cent on the sixth thousand to 6 per
cent on incomes of $4,000 and more.
The bill also provides that no personal
property offset can be used against this
tax, and that stock dividends and bank
stock are taxed. The recall bill, as it
is framed, If enacted, would give the
administration great political advant-
age.