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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
INSPECTORS WILL GET FINAL
INSTRUCTIONS TODAYABOIIT
WEEK OF FIRE PREVENTION
ms Mill BE First Step Taken in Campaign to Make
Richmond Exempt From Disastrous Losses
Prominent Men Will Aid in Drive.

Eighty fire insurance inspec,ors
brought Ia pichmo,a IL. 40 ;,.,,.
,n.o .,,,,,,,,,,a wy
'"cc committee OF the Chamber Of
Commerce will meet at !: o.cloci< I'M.
afternoon in tbr ,ud;,,,;n,, ~, ~,
chamber "a recnivr nm.i IN. .' ~ - ,,,s
FOR I.ir, prcy.nti,m NJ :" ,,.i';,
opens tomorrow pire,.,nr , wiHn'.
S;,r.tr w;I,i.,,,, \, NJ, VI ~
present and also sncni: ~ ~. ~; ~
S i.,ssn Is rms NIL he ,he first step
rond nycmnt frn,,e d ~ .an N' j.
losses. o"S "tc
Among promincn, mon wno ,.il,
speak d,rin. Inc Week. nn | Gr, NJ No.
yauiion in f9c,n,i,s mi -.
city nrr " n sd,ne n mroi.;a ~ w, ~
the Board Of t,iermrn. ~ IL ~, -
nirschbcrr Lnhor Cnr, an; .'"i,.i
oscar y en,rrisb rc.;d,.,,, ,cn ,it
church iii, Rani.. ,n,mn,;n
John a. I.irhtfno, nnini -. , 800 ;
Club: Wnilier e. cottrcII cnIo 800
.Iohn t.u.crips sorn,,, 1870 ,.' =.
Of Ricnrnmd ,.h.,n,., a,i,' ~.
rion: IL 4 cIai.;ln ir sacr ,..n ' or
an. asso Sia,n ana ti'y Fetal MerchantS'
GRATIS % r. r:ror ~, ~ .,,i ni ,"c y. -
Dor of tnn Iiousn cf n",n,,,,t,s '''. IN,
Mayor George hinsiic bcs;ti"s ~ M, ar.s'
The Huranu ~ t.;ro 'T ,.,.o,..,, p.,,t >;
ina IL 1870, ~" r.rH rsNnttoh o,
this week ,iis,rihu;,. =" tha m,I,iir ,n.,
N n .h;IJ,,, ~, :.
NAMES ~, whi,.h n,,n;is ,,' II .nc a., ,
Ia ,n.l.r r,,nr. -, -; -. ". a.; a. ~ ~
thcir homes - ''o'' "a
Icncf ,,,,nil N;Il ,,,l. ,r;c 6ro :;
snnctinn ,n,l Win thn Nj, 80 ~
n:,rcnts - dosirod ~, 1870, 49,.
vii, til ont no rcnnr, M ra,,,, ~. 4,
In their Srhoois on .riI,w Nar.i, =
and nt,ic..,IS nf no i.iro i,o,,,r,,, 49,,
vii, rollrr, tbc.,. rcnnr. -, 49,,
sci,ooIs AVA cacr rn,ta,, -, IL
cnrofuliy rnnsilnr"d ,na ,.,,a, ~
rionv ,:ondi,ions ox;s,
c,nsn ;, g. ,,a ,oss c az .'.H 80
cr,x ,no.a ha.,ao LII - y, ni'p
corrnctad Ewnrv mcrsnn H. i.;'i,
mond shnr,d ,,l,c ,no i"nnnn., 49,.
cs- in rhis ,mn,,o, :, ~, -, - ~, !, .
with ihr U,trrnn NJ I.irc J,r,.,no,inn
~, ~. n''t ~" ~ ~. ,tioi'
ho,ncs ti, h,,n,,, 10, inn :" ny
nuhlic hu,i,iincs .rc r.rmi,rr ~
..nrctcd Nv ,,,n l,;ra l,,n,-,n,i.
roam ma hnsinc.. ,,.n Iu..,,:, -, ~,
rl.,J -, u. w ,i,,,n, IN 1,MaSS az
is"s their cnr,fuI and rcrui,r HIM.
lion Inn ny IL mis- lin, ,,ni'... 800,
special request, homrs ,asa y, Yer
b,l ih,. b1ncH, ~ .nGl, no ,,,s,,nc.
lion
l.ira ,,ro,cnt;nn n,vinr ,,ic,nro
Aims E,y,s hoes, s,,n,i..,, - ~. ny
NJ. .rhnois Ia. ~ "i:u.o,S, - iISiro
r,,yrn,inn am ihcS. ,;l,,. w.iii Ia
:. :. , a;sSstnJ IN I'm T,ii,,,.;n,r s.h,aiS
DURING the week, EnIi.vu, Juninr
Jlirh U,;,hr;l., ,,,,ic,, liz; ~;
'rorI lunar iii,.h Iobn u t.nrv Gin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
The Frocks
Of Spring

Whcreve" milady's Grant fancy
may lead her this Spring there are
f'rocks TO suit the period. Dircc-
toirc, RUSSIAN, moycn age, princess,
Oriental and Spanish arc the ntiu-
ences most evident in new Frocks.
Slim straight lines predominant i'm
cloth models for street, while more
boufant styles are found in after
noon modes. Embroidery, eyclct
work with undcrlays Of bright silk
or suede. upholstery braid and bead
ing vie with handsome fabrics in
making the new Frock creations Of
much charm. From Si9.75 to $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
HART CALLS SPORTsMEN
TO ORGANIZE STATE BODY
All Committees of Protective As
soc'ation Arc Summoned to
Richmond March lN.

II. y. Hart. secretary Of tic vir-
%inia department of Game ana In
land Fisheries, and prc.idcn, Of the
Virginia Game and Game Fish i'rp-
tcctivc Associations. has issued Il c:t1l
- members Of committee. OF HIS or
sanizat!on. 10 hold Il meeting in Rich
mond March IL. for the purpose OF
considering a plan Of procedure to
nmalgamat" the interests OF the
hunter and til" angler into u body
who's. Influence is suci, tina; II can
Obtain the necessary Legislation for
hc conservation Of the wild life Of
the state
Members Of the cNccu:iy. commit
toe. Legislative committee. member
snin committee and The press COM
miiicc hay" been summoned la at
tend this meeting. u Is Mr.. iIart'S
plan iana!Eamaj" all ot the minor
associations u tn" state with the
present stat organization. 40 that
when uni; { the organization will
Weld muvn greater Influence and
he abl" - accomplish muca more.
~" stated yesterday that tho plan
which may bc adopted eventually VIII
hc TO anti" III" minor huutsincn'S and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
Spring Suit
Reflect Many Ifl1A

Tasselcd sashes gailY
arc but one bit of evid
spontancity OF new 90 -
Box coats. scmi-tailoreda
toire styles. Russian blOuSssv~
cavalicrish capes, and mandarin
coats are a few of the most promi-
nent influences felt in the new
modes. Pique twill, twill cord.
piquctinc and tricotine i'm beige.
navy and gray are desired colors.
Color IS introduced in the form Of
gay silets, sashes and touches OF,
embroidery. Inspection of the many
smart styles displayed during the
coming week will disclose the desir-s
ability of buying the Spring Suit
carly and getting a full measure of
pleasure from it. From $500 I'M. I
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
IAN|ZE new
lNT0WN CLUB;
|EET|NG At NOON
Will Take Place of Bust
ness Mems Organiza-
ton, Dissolved.
SAhN JUDGEMENTS MADE By
BL0OMBERG AND WADDY
&Dissolution Comes as Surprise.
Success Predicted for
3is New Society.

Thc Business Mems Club waich has
for several years occupied tho zenith
moo cf the .\mcricun National Bank
s RnildtnS, has dissolved according 70
Il announccm.nt made hast night by
,..AN"oason l. Waddy. pgcs!d of the
ss-CS as.i. ia zion
s# SIMULTANEOUS with THIS announce
5&,ncnt ciSnc one from Harold Bloom
sgDrre. staHSng that Il new organ.za-
81 ton. iuil o. life ana with rosy nrvs-
n poets or long and useful life. viii
y como INTO being at noon today to taxi.
its place.
Tine new organization Nil nave q,
membership limited L. TOO. which Will
~ very way take the place OF the
dissolved club as ono OF Iichmond.s
leading downtown clubs.
~ ~as learned last night that be-
cause OF various circumstances the
Waldy has been prysitIen; sine. The
resignation OF Clarence l., cabot, hns
,sIiinahcntly dissolved. Tho orran!-
Ialon MAS chartered by the State
Hsorporation Commission many years
IaEc h ahn motion Mi b. brought he
10 dissolve the charter.
na saa" OF e9 m"n ana s 'ns rssiF
declared TO have bt i responsible for
, has dhts ssn In n,s the cub, as i,
Years. II WAS stated so,nc time ago
mat unless the CLUB Was able to do
better In the futur" than il had been
abie,to do in the past. something
situation. This finally became ncccS-
sary. aud the organization was dis
solved by the board Of directors.
After the formal dissolution OF the
cruz, however, tho feeling for som.
similar organization was said Ia lac
$50 strong that n movement was Start
once for reorganization OF The
reorganization will IN All
ked upon at a meeting
i;ncr members which
afternoon.
P.nt at the meeting
illness men who have
p1oin the new organiza-
Ts.orc said TO total loo, to which
~ membership is to he limited. the
FadcrS IN the new movcmcn; have
iccidcd
Accordins to statements made las,
in All probability be appointed
y. and If officers arc no, elcc, cd
om!nating committee will he
Ed in charge of this work TO
In 4 report in a few days.
~ one thing has been definitely
cd. I; is declared. and that is
ssx siod 'ne m %rSI"i@a n s9a an mms'
~ 10 assure the club a sound
fl standing.
Anncemcnt tina, tho older or
Jon had dissolved came as !,
r.. because the Arrangement
{ tho board of directors mad.
time ago was that unless u
pership OF .50 could he raised
arch some action must lie
That action .shonld hc taken.
this time is considered sur
'ials of various associations and
iZat ions in the city which have
ID hbldinE their regular meetings
II. the rooms OF the club hav. ali
( been notified that these quarters will
3 no longer be available for this pur-
pose. and consequently several Of
these associations are now hunting
new quarters.
The kiwanis club viii meet today
~ Guvcrnator'S AT T. NJ. and al,
his time there will he decision on
selection of "A permanent meeting
place FOR the club. Other bodies sim
ilArlN situated arc doing Liz eW iSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28

ried rish, into every business place
turin: this week. az Through tho
S"u.lIsE ana cooperation OF the
1 ,,',,i. 81 commerce Insurance com
nairman. II corps Of Especially train
eh hrc inspectors. from ALI parts OF
me country. VIII assemble in R!.:,
inond today and viii bc turned over
to The Bureau OF Fire I.rcven ,ifo AM an.
s"Ifn IN rs city inspectors workine
under the Department OF I.nhii..
ate'F. ana directly under charge u
J.. ; jones. assistant chief Of L,ir,.
Dcpartmcnt. and chief OF the Eurent,
OF firc prevention There MILF br
ciEhty of these spccia. inspcctors.
,imn , icy VII use the regular inspcc-
loh forms OF the bureau of Fire Pre-
non ahd AL their reports viii be
turned into the bureau. and w:lI be-
eo'is u part o. the permanent records.
u"iic safety. Nh inspections made,
ny these special inspectors w:I Ia.
ioiinWed ~. ana where dcfcc,a exist.
s s,.,n,,i hrff hazards VIII he ordered
,"ihtuicu. ana tho regular fore. o.;
the bureau OF Fire Prevention will
Mork WIN tine special force during
The business ncopic do not ucod -
DC asked to cooperate Win ,hc.r
iirc inspectors. as they All know. tb.,
great benefits rcsul;ins from s,,.h
inspections There are many cases
thai eNistiaS fire hazards ar, allowed
known. . no.
Many prominent speakers viii ad :
narss employees OF nnmhe: ~ con
Germs in the city during the week IN
nfc prevention. and Il list OF these
wWc Drawn NJ last night especially
TO-. 10: 'hc Hiehm"nd .i'im.s- Dispatch
follows: 80"
Tuesday. British American 70.
nacco Company. 800 North I.ombar.:v
street 10 A. A.. w. II. ADAMS anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
DR.. BARKER TO SPEAK
At ROTARY CLUB TODAY
NhI Talk on ~ Fathers Relation.
snip 10 His Son"-HaS Spoken
Here BEFORE

Dr. Charles T.. Barker. speaker al
nnai.i,onai prominence. will address III,
| i,,. Rotary club ton!Gh: At u
Ihn.s,,,ins 81 Richmond Hotel on IL
Fathers Relationship to Ills Son :,
'ccalis" OF the inability OF pr. Rarkr,
nn III Eichmond tomorrow. the
weekly meeting Of the club wns
| moved M day. and Rotarians have
ncch notified Of the change.
Last night Or. Barker spoke on
"il mv r IN OF the Fine Arts." or
capacity audience AT The. Second
IHgtist church. Ia his address Ia.
S;.Ne hvc principal pointers They
10 cultivate habits of always look
inE, on the bright side OF things.
70 atc"p; checrfniiy each day tho
.nihGS which present themselves and
Hiahc Inc best OF them.
To throw your whole Soul and Shirt
ihlo YOU work and TO form the habit Z,
pi showing little kindncsscs and
1omri"Sics 10 pcopl" who touch yo,ir
To adopt and maintain simple con.
!ldcncc with God
Dr BARTER spoke in Richmond ten
u" VII address the Rotary Club on
tonight II was til. occasion Of his
hist address az this suhI.ct
ir. BARKER has been travelling for
tDont TWO years over the country. de-
l,vrrinG addresses before the Rotary
clubs. lie is noted speaker and n
distinGuishcd physician. lie wac
health adviser 10 President Taft and
also 70 crank ~ Nandcrlip. and is a
hturc 81 nationa. prominence lie
WIZ speak 10 the students OF John
Marshail High school this morning ut
>:lo O'Clock upon Il topic which will
prov" Interesting and Instructive to
thcm -'"iiow 10 Make the Most OF
Life"
br. Barker i returning from the
south. where he has delivered a num-
Der OF addresses before Rotary clubs
u" mere announcement Of his APP
pcarancr was the signal for large at
!ondances upon the various meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
To 'ay and Tonight
in Richmond

DIR. Charles 4. Darkcr speaks 10
school children mt John Marshall
High school auditorium, S,I5.
Colonel William VI. Myers. \,n
"firc Prevention" John Marshal,
High School. A:i5.
Citizenship lecture by Miss Mnry
Elizabeth Pi'igcon. Room U:.D. JET
fcrSon Hotel. ~.
General mccting Association FOR
the Preservation Of Virginia An
tiHnitics, John Marshall House. Il.
hcridinn Lodge. \. 4. 4 4. VI.
Masonic Temple. -.
icntcn services. 81. PnuI.s. /.
Engineers luncheon. NInNlmc.s.
Insurance committee, Chnmbcr
81 Commerce. instruri. Insurance.
inspectors for Firc-prrrcntiou
Wcck. -.
Itichmond Rotnr, C,uh. Itch
m"ni Hotel. u.
EiWanis Club. Iuvcrnat0r's, q.
Council Committee on Finance,
city Hall. y.
Strnnd-DarI>.
Acnticmy-Nn udc,iiir. =. 7;I5.
a:::G.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
MORE THAN $500 IN
CASH AND JEWELRY
TAKEN BY ROBBERS

drawer had been ransacKcd by III,

drawer had been ransackcd by the
thieves in the search for money.
J. W. Wilson. 1906 Oakwood Ave
rue. was another victim Of the rob
rcr.cs. His house was looted and
more than sos in Liberty bonds,
money and jcweiry taken. Ills home
- entered from the rear. where
Nv was forced After entering
Lpuse the burglars opened The
DOR 10 make an alley For es-
No one in the house WAS
led as. rcsul; OF the ntru-
md they knew nothing Of the
until morning.
he Richmond Hotel the robbers
the rooms unohscrycd one
In who are suspected OF
the robbery was regis
h hotel. lie came INTO
Palonc and ~ he had no
81 Ie paid in advance. Later.
is said. two men came to soc him.
Anut IL o'clock Smith checked out.
L'rnipG TO the hotel the men who
1Ep the three rooms found them
and their property strcwn
he floor. The men who were
:. Naser. Of E!chmond Ills
was entered ~ means 81
On key ana his clothing tyre.
and other goods taken
III. u. Cohen. also ri Richmond. Tho
thfeves entered this room by tho
saine method and stole clothing.
hoes and other articles.
T. s, Mayer. 81 New Work city Ii!s
pm Ma transaci.cd and Ms sUi:
e. clothing fountain pen and many
ARTICLES taken.
Ne police were immediately noti-
Ed and Detective Sergeant Waymack
ksent to the sccne and conducted an
invest fga ton. As far rs could IL
learned last night 20 trac" ~ the
linen eou1d be found. The clerk aud
= she hbte) WAS able to give the police
nFSlcscription Of the man suspected
AT Wb. description Of the robbers who
n (sSefed a lie homes in n" Eas, End
EIsSUuId be obtained ny the police. The
3n;ys clue which may lead 10 the
Yacking down OF the robbers arc
Ii sJo0fprIatt left IN The mud outside
EgSS honA OF Mr. Day These were
lSSsysa gnd 5recordcd
exc that Il Mas lie wori.
taIs All Of the homes
Ooted were entered WIN
he quiet work ~ the
ssthat the, intruders were
Argeants Ecrtucc aud
sfgned 10 The cases ana
van ..ny;sss tisa.'on
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
Smart Wraps
TO Ward off
SPRING Winds

Bcauty abounds in the new
wraps. and il would seem
that designers had tris''eo'r
make them fttipg colple-
ments to the smart f1cks
which they accomHny. !
Capes and Wraps along blu
minous lines predomiihte,
large Of sleeve and beconing
OF collar. Embroidery, fringe.
cording, use of contrasting
fabric and kid are trimmings
most felt. Very specialized
Wraps for afternoon, n1
street, for motoring and for
sports arc much in evidence.
as well as the Coat, which,
because Of its conservative
lines, serves many purpose
with great ability. The bQ
gray and blue tones in
vella, orlando, velours
duvetyn are most pop
From $3.50 UP.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
J. :. 80. LieweIl,n IIurt.

II. I.I"w"llyn. IL East Eishtll
street, "as injured las; night when
ne !cll from box ear ON Tho S.,
board Air Line Railroad. He Sa.
pitir NJ 70 thc Main Str"ci station
IN, INC city ambulance called. Lew
.i!yn Was removed 10 thc Memorial
Hospital. whcr" IL IS said his Injuries
"F" not regarded AZ serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
molI Snccinl ScryIcc.

Rev. z. Y. Carson. pastor OF pcnnv
Street Methodist Church, preached a
.pccia! sermon IL the mems bible
class of the church at the morning
service yesterday. speaking on Help
ing Each other" Tho service was
we'll attended, ami following tho
singing OF special music by tho
church choir tho Riblc class choir
rendered Scvcral scl"ctiOns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
To Hold Bayanr.

William Byrd Lodge. No. 90. In,1"
pendent order of odd Fellows. will
hold bazaar in Murphy's ltot"i
Annex from March - 10 -. accord
Ing To announcements which lave
hccn made by officials The matter
is now being considered Oy com
;nittcc, which * IN charge OF All ar
rIHgcmcnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
Mr. Montague IN Don,,,,.

i:rN Eat% Montagms city probation
"hl"cE i"i. last night FOR Dauviilc.
w.. Whor" u" viii preach all ihr
week 1T Il mission YitI..l, II hi
he'd III shat city
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
Vote


Members o! III
be hallot"d upon
ing 81 l.ibcrtas
M. .. Ancient an
Rite MaSoiis. Will
evening at Alns,|
and adams street,
been called by ort,
Master and will I
There are twenty
the class.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-02-28
t;iud

William
elected pred
y meeting
ious SERVED
were c0ndutl
yesterday n
were elected
urst vic"-pr,
ond virc-pr.cH
vicc-prosl,lcn
vice Drrsidcn
treasurer. :In
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
HARDING CONFERENCES END
President-EIect to Leave Marion for
Florida Thursday Nioht-Goes
Via Chattanooga.

Marion, O., Jan. 19.-President-elect
Harding has concluded his Marion con-
ferences and will devote the remainder
of his time here to purely personal af-
fairs, leaving late Thursday night for
st. Augustine, Fla, for his winter va
cation.
Senator Harding will go to st. Au-
gustine by way of Cincinnati, Chatta-
nooga, Atlanta and Jacksonville, and
is due in the Florida city Saturday
morning. After a round of golf on
one of the st. Augustine links, the
President-elect will board the house
boat Victoria, belonging to Senator
Joseph Frelinghuysen of New Jersey,
and for two weeks will be the latter'S
guest on cruise south on the st.
Johns river, returning to st. Angus
tine, where he will make his head
quarters until March 1. The Presi-
dent-elect plans to occupy his time
during the houseboat cruise in prepar-
ing his inaugural address and his first
message to the special session Of
congress.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
WIRELESS TRAPS FORMER SPY
Robs Chicago Bride Of $4,000 and
Flees to Germany-Interned
During War.

Chicago, Jan. 9.-Government wire
less stations flashed messages to the
mid-Atlantic to halt the flight of Wal
ter Oesterle, former German spy. He
is aboard the steamship Manchuria
bound for Germany. With him is said
to be $4,000 belonging to his bride Of
a month.
Oesterle had represented himself as
the American agent of a French motor
car company.
When Mrs. Oesterle discovered some
German propaganda among his effects
several days after his disappearance
from an expensive apartment she com
planned to Commissioner Mason. II
was learned from the alien files that
Oesterle claimed to have been a mem
Der of a royal family of the old Ger
man regime. During the war he was
interned.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
COS5ACKS MUTINY;
BATTLE FRENCH
Kill Ten and Wound q Black
Guards in Fray.
MACHINE GUNS STOP THEM
Outbreak Occurs at an Encampment
Near Constantinople - Russians
Are to Be Moved TO an Island
by the Allies.

Constantinople Jan. 19.-French
Dock troops turned their machine guns
on fnutinous Cossacks of General
WrangePs former army, encamped at
Tchatalja, 26 miles northwest of Con-
stantinople, after the Cossacks had
disarmed their officers. The Russians
returned the fire, killing ten Senegal
lese and wounding 20 and two officers.
The French encircled the Cossack's
camp and ultimately got the mutineers
under control. The leaders of the
uprising were placed under arrest
and are being courtmartialed by the
French military authorities.
Cossacks to Move.
The allies commissioners requested
General Wrangel Saturday to order
the Don Cossacks encamped at Tchat-
ALA to move to Mudros, on the island
of Lemnos. He consented and LOO
Cossacks have sailed to the new loca-
ton to construct barracks for the
accommodation of the rest of the
troops, who will follow as soon as
the camp is ready.
1t is believed that the request was
made by the allies to prevent an even
tual outbreak against CONSTANT
nople when the French cease to sup
port the Crimean refugees.
Wants u S. to Control Straits.
From Angora, the Turkish national
lists capital, it is reported that the
assembly there is discussing a sugges-
ton alleged to have been made by
Mustapha Renal Pasha, the national
ist chieftain, that peace would be pos
sible if the powers would agree to a
United States mandate in Smyrna.
American control of the Dardanelles,
United States, French and British
financial control and complete autono-
my for Thrace. The report is not
believed in official Turkish quarters
here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
DENIES KAISER ORDERED OUT
Official Bureau at The Hague Con.
tradicts Report of Plot
Barred by Allies.

The Hague, Jan. 19.-The official
correspondence bureau denied reports
in circulation that the members of the
HohenzoIlern family had been ordered
to leave Holland because, it was
stated, diplomats of the allies here in.
formed the Dutch government that the
Hohenzonerns were planning a coun.
ter-revolutiOn in Germany.
The former German empress, Au-
gusta Victoria, is reported to be. in a
very serious condition. She suffered
a relapse Immediately after the for.
mer crown prince, who had been Wis,
iting her, returned to Wieringen.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
Largest Taxpayers.

OF the S3,969,371.52 that the state
collects this year as. 1926 income tax.
es, merchants and jObbers will con-
tribute the largest proportion, with
farmers running a close second and
manufacturers third. Merchants and
jobbers will pay $862,644.S3, farmers
$538, 219.45 and manufacturers $487-
355.37. The tax commission in its an
nual report to the legislature contains
numerous tables and schedules of sta.
tistics on Wisconsin taxes. The ia.
bles show that lumbermen, number
ing GIG, will pay $78, 119.W. Consider
ing their number, they will pay a
greater share than any other classi-
fication. The classification in which
the largest number were assessed is
mechanics and tradesmen, numbering
sc, 467, with taxable incomes amount
ing to s27. 1864, 1906 and paying tax
of S316,O87.17.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
May Increase Income Taxes.

The legislature faces big problem
of economy The state board of public
affairs, which has charge of the legls-
lative budget estimates the receipts for
the next two-year period at $56,OOO,OOO.
If the requests of all the departments
and boards of the state are granted
there will be expenditures aggregating
$72 100000, leaving a balance to be
raised by taxation of about 6,OOO,0OO.
Income taxes will probably be increased
to meet the extra burden. This is
probaly the biggest financial problem
that any Wisconsin legislature has ever
Heed.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1921-01-21
AssembIyman Samuel owens Dead.

NHSCEHUIyIIFdT SdIITUSI OVVSIIS
Samuel Owens, sixty-five, member OF
the Wisconsin assembly from Green
Lake county, is dead at his home at
Green Lake of heart disease. Mr.
Owens had been in i'll health since last
summer and had been confined to MS
bed since Christmas. Mr.. Owens was
a member of the assembly at the last
session and was reelected. He had
not been in Madison during the pres
ent session. He had taken an active
part in politics in Green Lake and Co
lumbia counties.