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The New York herald., 1921-10-25
AMERICAN PORTS.


ABERDEEN. Wash. oct 2s-ssiisd. str
Proyidencia (Fr). callao; schIs Repeat.
sydney; Resolute. do.
ASTORIA, o, Oct 93-ArriVed. ctr scot
tish Monarch (BD, Hull.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct 24-Arrived. strs
winifredisn tBr' Lverpo0 haSts;n Glen Glen
tucket. Philadelphia: Harvey II Brown.
Norfolk; J II DevereuX. do; GLOUCESTER, do
and Baltimore; Calvin Austin, New YORK;
schis Camilla May Page. Calais for Jack
sonvllle Annie Reuben, supposed Stonins-
ton. Me: motor barge Socony No 62. sup
posed New York; tugs wyoming. Perth Am
boy. towing barges I0o ,for iortland) and
1sl Qeft barges SOC, T9s and IsI at New
bedford Psllas, Beverly. towing barge
sailed 2ad. PM. strs Europa dtaD, Naples
and Genoa: Transportation. Norfolk.
Sailed Esd. tugs Albatross. Portsmouth.
barges Providence and Maryland. all for
Norfoll) Bermuda, Norfolk. towing barge
Henl9pen 60 eaI at RaseP@f Ray o ,apg ipr D8yEe W
Inington); Clara II Doane New York. tow
ing barges Coaldalc and Hauto (tc pick up
folk, towing harees Iron Ques.. from Park
ers Flats, Northern No from clarks ISL
and and Plymouth. from Portsmouth for
New York (for orders); Prudence. towing
barges Marie Hooper and MancT, Delaware
Breakwater (for orders).
Sailed 23d. str Lake Favonia, Charleston
and Jaclsonville; tugs Neptune, Euzza rds
Bay towing barges Annie and Grace, for
Hampton Roads; Valley Forge. Philadel-
pha. towing barses Cleona, Manatawney
IS Sailed 18Th. stns Artigas, Portland Prince
Arthur OBJ. Yarmouth: tugs Tartar. tow
orsiersC: Carlisle. Philadelphia towing
bn rges AIolno. Sklppack ana luck Iadge.-
Wind at Highland Light NV. 10 miles :;
partly cloudy; smooth sea.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct 24-Arrived. sus
Carrigan Head (Brp. New Orleans and Pen
sacola: Iowan, New York: Fenchurch (6r)
do; Pawnee, do; Lake Chelan. do, Geoi ge-
= Iaf.s slsaf.ft txrll lat ~g
Ciearcd a4th, Str West Inslsip, Rotterdam
and Antwerp.
saileG 24th, strs linden (sw). Port Ar
thur; Lake Elon, Ponce. &c; West Quechee.
Liverpool via Norfolk and Boston; Botsc-
stad lNorl Tuxpam. oa4 o. ,rr,,.oa e,r
+, BRUNsWicK, Ga. oct Oct. 24-ArriVed' sur
BANGOR, Me, oct 23-Arrivcd at Fort
Temple: elr $50 pm. gettysburg. searsport
(and left with barge Pennington Tor Phila-
delphia, calling at Parkcrs Flats Tor barge
Glendower and at Gloucester Tor barge 70
ri Arrived Mt Fort Point Gath, schr Josephine
McGaesten, Norfolk. ., ,.,..., ,,uo
BEVERLY. Mass, Oct 23-ArriVed, barge
CuARI.EsToN. SC. Oct 24-Arrivcd. str
Arapahoe, New York (and proceeded for
''sanie: sailed a4th. str coidbrooli. New Orleans
CAPE HENRY, Va, oct %, IL PM-Pas5od
out strs Aztec (Nor), Baltimore for Tam
picD' 23d, AN, w esl iilsNIP, "o tos ~
dam and Antwerp; Raifuku Maru Jap,, 90
for Genoa Wind 24th, Sc, IL miles clear;
CAMDEN. Me. Oct 24-Arrived. schr
James II Newson. Norfolk.
Cheelltowaga from Perth Amboy. tow lng
barges 1877. for Beverly, and 100, for Nan
chester Oeft barges ESQ and T96 at Provl-
dence and 795 at New Bedford; I'M.
Tamaqua. towing barges Phoenix. from Fort
Point, Pottstown and Ninso Portland for
GALVESTON. TX. oct et-Arrived, strs
Andalusier (Brl. Antwerp; Electrician (ir)
liverpool
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
ELECTRIC CARGO SHIP
HERE ON MAIDEN TRIP
The San Benito Travels Well
in Stormy Seas.

The United Fruit Lines new cargo
c>lrrier San Benito. the largest electric
freishter built and equipped abroad, ar
rived yesterday on der maiden voyage
from Spain, after a tussle with cyclonic
seas. Capt. Jackson said that in The
worst of the storm the propeller often
was out of the water. but there was nO
racing and in pleasant seas there was
no vibration.
The freighter carried 100000 pounds
Of Valencia onions. $4,000 pounds OF
Spanish figs and $500 pounds of Al
merica grapes, kept cold by electric
tans. The San Benito is 33G feet long
and Of $500 tons. She was built at
Belfast. Her Curtiss turbine generator
drives 5000 horsepower synchronous
motor in the stern for power. She made
a maximum OF 15.1 knots on her voyage.
She will enter the Boston-Central Amer
lean service OF the United Fruit Line.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
KILLED IN HEIGHTS STATION

Charles j. Sherman. 30, an insurance
Jerk. of 5ft West 169th street, was
',illcd yesterday by southbound sub
way train az the 1J7th street station OF
the West Side lnterborough line. Sher-
InAn was struck ~ the north end Of the
station and dragged fifty feet before
II he .rain could bc stopped. The station
vas crowded and several women tainted.
'i'hc motorman. William T(llnk. ~ his
report 20 the company said sherman
Jumped from the platform. Sherman's
,iec however. said her husband had no
troubles. lcft home In aood spirits and
had 10 reason Tor suicide. sherman
vac cmploycd Us Wlll3n $ Brown ot
a5 Maiden lane
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
AMERICAN PORTS.


ASTORIA, O., Oct 1s-Arrived, strs sinai
loer Dutch. San Francisco: Santa Alicia
san Pedro: 18th. Melwu Maru Jap). Barry.
Sailed 18th, str Freeport Sulphur No l.
ADDISON, Me. Oct Coin port. schr Erwin
EVERETT, Mass. Oct lS-sailed, str + J
Luckenbach. San Francisco
FALL RIVER. Mass, Oct 22-sailed. str
In port 22d str Salem County for Azores
Ito sail 24thl.
GLoUcEsTER, Mass, oct a2-Arrived.
Arrived 2sd, barge Catherine Hughes. New
York.
Upton, Norfolk.
Arrived 10Th. strs Ensley City. New York.
Galveston, &c; Cordoya. Astoria.
Sailed 18th, strs Hoosier State, Yokohama,
&C: Ventura, San Francisco; Wm Il Herrin
do: 10th, Matsonia, do; 2lst, Hawkeye State,
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Oct fo-Arrived, d,
schr Samuel W Hathaway. Portland.
Sailed 10Th. schr Friendship, Philadelphia ::
goth, str Westand, Rotterdam via New Or
leans.
MAHUKoNA. oct l7--sailed, motor Annie
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Oct 22-Arrived.
str Freeman, Norfolk (and left AN Esd on
return.
Sailed 2ist. schr voiente Togo.
NEWBURYPORT. Mass. Oct 23-Arrived,
barges Ontelaunee, PHILADELPHIA 2Sd, Rich
NEWPORT. ri. Oct aa-sailed tug Bristol.
from New buryport towing barge Falmouth
Geft barge Barnstabie at Fail River.
In port I'D, tugs Watuppa. with baryss
Havana. FAN River for Hampton Roads,
and Cardenas, for Sewalls Point: Narragan-
sett. Fall River. towing parges Somerset.
Warren. Easton and Taunton. for South
Amboy, and Rockland, for Perth Amboy
Barrenfork. do, towing barges Atlantic. for
sewalis Point. Fall River and Whitehead,
for Lamberts Point.
PORTLAND. Ne. Oct 2s-Arrivod barge
Spring. Philadelphia.
In port 22d. barge osceoa, from PhiladeI-
phia.
RoC1<LAND. Me. oct 20-In port. schrs
Clara A Donnell. Swans Island for Phiadei-
phia; Alice NJ Colburn. Bangor for Newport
News: Nellie Grant. Machias for Staten Isl-
and; Neva (Br), Bear River for New York !;
Geo w Collins, Steuben for Salem, with
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sailed go, str caPo Romaine. New York.
Sailed I'D. strs Kinno Maru tJap). Kobe; !;
Toyooka Maru (Jap), Vancouver: Haniey.
Portland; Barrymore tBr), Orient
SAVANNAH. Ga, Oct 2+-Arrived. strs
Grof Khuen Hedervary GtaD. Philadelphia
for Gibraltar; Howard. Jacksonville land
sailed for Philadelphia) Juniata. Baltimore
(and sailed for Jacksonviiie).
Sailed Gath, strs Sacandaya. Liverpool {;
City OF Rome, Boston.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct 23-Arrived, str
Manulani, san Francisco
Sailed 24th. str Hawaii Maru GaD), Yo-
TAMPA. Fla. oct 2O-Arrived. str Panoil,
Tampico.
Sailed Goth. str Chas Il IIarwood. Tam
pico; schrs Jessie G. Noyes. north OF Hat
teras; 2ist schr James W Howard, do.
VINEYARD HAVEN, Mass, Oct "a
Arrived. schr Isabel @ Harris, Norfolk for
Bangor.
Arrived 24th. tug Roger Williams, towing
barge Hawthorne, from Norfolk, TO DIS
charge here.
Passed 2ith. str Craigrownie, bound u;
tug Harold. towing barges, bound W.
Sailed oath, tugs Ontario. towing J barges,
bound e. Watuppa, towing /, do; Plymouth.
towing g. do; Bathgate, towing 8, do; fieso-
lutte. towing ., do.
Sailed e4th. schrs Moonlight, New York
for Calais: b Tower (Br). for New York.
Wind AM. light: clear; PM, southerly
cloudy; visibility good.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
BANK TAKES SMALLER PLOT.
North River Savings Reduces Site
for 34th street Branch.

The North River Savings Bank. which
recently signed contracts to purchase
.02 70 2i2 West Thirty-fourth street
as a site for new banking building, he's
modified its contract by taking only the
parcels at Nos 206 to 212, plot GIN
1905. The sellers retain title TO Nos
202 and oo4. a plot 40x49.41s. commenc-
ing sixty feet west of Seventh avenue.
L. J. Phillips & Co. were the brokers
in the sale of the entire property TO the
Mercantile Holding Company and in the
resale Of the parcels TO the North River
Savings Bank.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
Two Justices Dissent.

Persons paying Federal taxes under
protest cannot bring proceedings to re-
cover such taxes against n successor Of
the collector to whom the taxes were
paid, the court held III deciding n casa
brought by the Indiana Steel Company.
Justice Holmes iu announcing the opin-
ion stated that tho action against the
incumbent collector being against him
personally and not in his official CO.
pseity. II would not be maintained. Jus
tices NcEenna and Clark dlssented.
The Indiana Steel Company paid un-
der protest corporation excise taxes OF
s25S.9T6 in 1919 and S52.16G In 1912.
The official 10 whom tho taxes were
raid no longer being in office the conn.,
pany sought 60 recover from his suc-
cessor.
penitentiary sentence of five years
imposed upon J. Herman Dierkcs In Gin
cinnati must stand. the court refusing u
review the case. Dicrkes was con-
,lcted on three counts based upon a
statement made in June. 1918. that he
would rather serve = term in the pcni-
tentiary than wear n uniform in VIII
sons Wall Street war
Persons employed upon railroads while
Under Federal control were entitled 20
the increase In compcng .-.ca provided
In The order Of the g.---- or-General of
Railroads. issued May 25. 1918. for SER
vices rendered from January 1. 1915. 10
May Is. 1918. although they may have
been discharged for cause that year
prior 10 the issuance OF the order.
This Is the effect OF the refusal OF the
supreme Court to review a case brought
by the Director-General Of Railroads in
which tho lower Federal courts awarded
Anthony KowalslSi. q gang leader on the
rcpnsylvania Railroad. the Increase, al
though he services had been dispensed
with by the company.
Five alleged members OF The Indus
trial Workers OF the World convicted IN
tho Federal Court in Kansas Of couspir-
"a " 60 violate the espionage act, must
serve the sentence imposed upon them
was another decision.
Decisions by lower courts holding re-.
,.4vcr 10, =, national banR liable "a
prosecution as an officer OF the Govern
,ncnt will stand. az the court refused e
review a case IN which Fred w. Weitzel
.-as convicted for the ombezzlement q
$500 while receiver OF the First Ma
ficral Bank OF London. Ky.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25

NEWCASTLE. NIB. Oct 19-Ciearsd. schr
Harry A McIennan (Br), Philadelphia.
PORT SPAIN. prior 10 Oct 14-ArriveJ,
schr Whiteson (Brl, Mobile.
S'r JOHN, NIB, Oct 2i--Arrived, schr Cata-
wamteak, Portland land sailed I'D for
Salmon River).
In port 22d, schr Fleetwood (BT). for
United States.
81 JOHNS. Nj. oct l7-Arrived. str Lifa
III (Nor). New York.
SYDNEY, CB. oct 2O-Arrived, str isose
Castle tBr), Quebec.
Sailed 10th, str Dornholm (Dan). - johns.
VANCOUVER. &c. oct l6-Arrived, str
Arrived 18Th, str Lansing. Port San Luis.
Sailed 18th. str Washoro OBJ. San Fran
cisco.
VERA CRUZ, oct 1s-Sai.ed. scir Hsrrl-
son Il Beacham Mobile.
VICTORIA, &c, oct lS-Arrved, str CITY
OF Victoria tBr). Sound port.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
TWO KILLED BY ELEVATORS.
Descending Cars strike Garage
Foreman aud Operator.

Benjamin Bedow. 81. Of 76a Third ave-
nuo, foreman IN a garage at 400 East
Sevcnty-niuth street, wac killed yester-
day when his head was caught between
safety doors aud n descending elevator
crushed him. Firemen and members OF
the Rescue Squad worked half an hour
before they could release his body.
BERNARD Kenny. so. of f16 Cornelia
street Brooklyn. an elevator operator at
10 Thomas street. Manhattan. was killed
when descending elevator struck him
cr che heod re was ia the elevator
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
Naval Orders
iaI Despateh 70 TnE NEW YorK Hrr.lI
New York Herald Burcau, I
Washington, -. c.. Oct. "a,

These naval orders have been made public /:
Commander Allan Farquhar. TO command
Y. s. K. Striblng. Commander I,obert
Henderson. 20 L. s. s. Utah MS executive Of
fioer Lieutenant Commander w. IT,
Brown to destroyer squadrous Atlantic
fleet. Licuaonan Commander j. @. II. Gro
mer 20 4. =. s. Kennedy. Lieutenant / Com
Inander W. II. stiles. to command L. S. S.
Farenhclt. ideutenant-Commander q. X
Stoddard 10 district communication superin-
tendent seventh Naval District. Lieut.. w +.
Palmer. revocation appointment effective
November 20. Lieut.. w. u. Sullivan TO u
s. $. william Jones. Lieut.. W. Il. Crooks
TO duty training station Hampton Roads
IAct Pecry J.. NtcAfrrio and Lieut.. y w.
puurpru rrocatou appointments effective
December 4
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
CROW TAKES KNOX'S SEAT.
Cheer New scna-
tor in Chamber.

WAsm NGroN, oct. 24.--Wnliam y.
Grow. appointed by GOV. Sproul to suc-
ceed Senator KnoX OF Pennsylvania,
took his scat to-day in the Senate.
When he appeared in the chamber he
was greeted with applause from the
Republican side ana the galleries. which
were occupied by "A delegation Of Penn
gylvanians who were in Washington 70
see Mr.. Grow sworn i'm.
~nc delegation included Gov. Sprorl.
Lrut.-Gov. Bcidleman and other state
officers of Pennsylvania, Mayor Bah
cock of Pittsburgh. members OF the
Pennsylvania delegation In the House.
Of the state Legislature and Of the Re
publican state Committee.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
Reargument OF Wisconsin
Tntrastate Rate. G&s G@t
for December ;.
WAGE INCREASE ALLOWED
Discharged Employee Given
Back Pay for Railroad
:. Service.

WASHINGTON. oct. 24.-The Supreme
Court to-day refused a petition of
A. c. Townley and Joseph Gilbert as
president and manager. respectively,
Of the National partisan League,
FOR review of their conviction before
Minnesota courts on charges growing
out OF their alleged opposition TO the
nahon's war activities.
The petition sought from the court
a writ of cortiorari to the Supreme
Court of Minnesota, which would have
ordered all the papers in the cases
here for review.
The Non-Partisan League is interested
more or less directly in second case
N the Supreme Court docket. involving
validity of the North Dakota law regu-
iating grain elevators within the state.
The lower courts held tho State legisla-
tion to be in conflict with Federal stat
ufes and n restraint upon Interstate
commerce.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
TO SELL WAGSTAFF ESTATE.
Islip, l.. l.. Place to he Disposed
OF at Auction Next April.

Samuel j. Wagstaif, executor of the
will of his late father, Alfred Wagstad.'
has placed the 400 acre Wagstan estate
at Islip. L. l.. in the hands of Arthur {.
Sheridan who will probably offer it for
sale next April. Mr.. Wagstaff was the
buyer Of j. Watson Webbs Woodbury.
House" at Syosset, l.. J., which was sold
at auction last Saturday by Mr.. Sheri-
dan.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
3 INCOME TAX CUTS
BEATEN IN SENATE
Proposed Rates Low. 3 and
4 p. C. Levies Had Been Set
on Smallest Schedules.

WASHINGTON, oct. 24.--Three sep
arate proposals carrying reductions in
the taxes OH individuals having mod
crate incomes were voted down to-day
by the Senate by overwhelming ma
jorities.
Discussion of them led to % hot
political fight which culminated in on
announcement by Senator Pcnrose
(Pa). in charge of the tax revicirn
bill, that on Wednesday there would
be submitted resolution calling Sor
continuous twenty-four hour session $
of the Senate until the revenue meas
ure finally wasedsposed of.
A round robin pledging sisners 70
remain continuously at the Capitol, or
within call, beginning Wednesday, WAS
signed by twenty-eight Republicans.
Senator Penrose said he hoped that ~
tomorrow there would he forty-nine
Republican signers, or q necessary
majority to put the resolution through.
Senator Penrose said that by having
continuous sessions Senators who desired
10 discuss the shortcomings of the
Federal Reserve Board, the 'iniquities"
Of Wall street and other such subjects
could do so between a a. NJ. and day
break" without delaying action on the
tax bill"
Per Cent. Initial Rate Lost.
The first tax amendment defeated to-
day was that by Senator Gerry. Demo
crat Or. ID. proposing that the normal
tax rates be . per cent. on tine first
So. 900 OF income. per cent. on the sec
ond $4,000. 6 per cent. on the third $4,000
and per cent. on all over $4,000. The
vote was 46 to 2S, as follows:
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Must serve Jnil Term.

Townley and Gilbert must serve 4
sentence of ninety days in the Jackson
County (Afinn.) Jail. as the last avenue
OF appeal was closed by refusal of the
supreme Court to review their case.
Townley and Gilbert were convicted
n July, 1919 of conspiracy to encourage
disioyalty during the war in violation
Il State law.
Gilbert, prior 20 his conviction in
Jackson county was found guilty by
the Goodhue County (Minn.) District
Court OF violation of the State espionage
act, and after exhausting all avenues OF
appeal went to Jail in Red Wing last
February TO serve q sentence of one
year.
Authority of the Interstate Commerce
commission to supervise purely intra-
state transportation rates probably will
not be finally determined before the
New Year as result of the Supreme
Court to-day ordering O reargument of
the Wisconsin rate case involving this
disputed point The case was ordered
docketed for reargument on December 5.
Brought originally by the State OF
Wisconsin to test the validity of an
order OF the commission providing for
increased rates between points entirely
within the state. the case was imme-
1iately broadened by the entrance of
bout forty States. either through their
legal departments or transit commits
sions. in opposition to the stand of the
Federal agency.
The commission on It's part asserted
that the powers It attempted TO exercise
we're clearly included in the transporta-
lion act. or otherwise its supervision oi
Interstate schedules would be meaning
less
The court also announced to-day
hat il would hear on January the
state railroad case brought by NORTH
Dakota. The New York case. involving
the authority OF the Interstate Com
nerce Commission over State chartered
roads, was argued in the court last
week. and IL is expected the cas-,
brought from Texas viii be heard with
in the next few months.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
BHooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

I. Salzberg sold for the Berkshire
Realty Company to Beckie Wax the
four story. sixteen family apartment
4Sx1O0, at ass and 800 Second street
Samuel Galitzha sold for II. & y
Buckley, builders, 1878 East Twenty
first street. two story detached house
with garage. 40x10o.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
TWO BUSINESS MEN SELF SLAIN
Baukcr Dies at OHiccs-Ncrchsnt mt
in store i'm Might.

CORNING, y. V. oct. 24.--Willard $.
Reed. president of the First National
Bank here. committed suicide in the
bank in the night by shooting himself.
His body was found by a janitor this
morning. lie had been in bad health
and his suicide is attributed to this
cause. The affairs Of the bank are not
involved il was said.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25

AMSTERDAM. y. ". oct. 24.---Bardsley
Quakenbush. -. leading merchant and
postmaster ut Sprakers. committed sui
eide in his store Sunday night by hang
ing. He was an extensive property
holder No cause can be assigned for
his act.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25
FOR THE AMENDMENT

DEMOCRATS. Rittman (Neyl
Ashurst fArizl Pomerene (OhiO)
Broussard (La.D tansdell u,a.)
Ceraway (Arll.D Reed MOI
Culberson CTc..l sheppard TEX
Gerry (E IL simmons On. c.
Glass fNa.l Stanley tkyJ
Uef1in (AlaD Underwood (Aia.p
Hitchcock (Neb. Walsh (Mass.)
Jones IN. M Walsh (MontD
<endrick lWyOl Watson (Ga.l
Mcclellan (Tenr.) Williams Miss
MYERS (NIont) REPUBLICANS.
Overman IN. c. Johnson tCal:l
owen (Okla.) La Toilette (Wis)
Total IS.
AGAINST THE AMENDMENT.
REPUBLICANS. McNary (oro)
Borah Gdaho) Moses ~. H.
Brandegee Comm Nelson (Minuh
Bursum IN. M.) Now ,lnd.'
Cameron (Ariz) Newberry Ciich.l
Camper (Ean.) Nicholson (C'l.i
Crow CPa) NorDeck IS H.
Curtis II<anl Oddie fNev)
Dillingham; tNtJ Page (Nt.l
Edge IN IL lenrose CPa.J
Ernst (Ey) foindeNter lWaFhI
Fernald (Ntel ;hortridge tCal1
France Md Smoot tCtah'
Trellnghuyseu -. lD spencer tMo1
C;oodipg idaho, Stanfield (Ore.l
Halo Mel sterling Is. ID
kellogg ,lIinn.l sutherland CIV. va.1
Kenyon (Iowal townsend tMichl
Eeyes \. ~ Wadsworth (N. W
Lenroot CWis.l warren tNyoD
Lodge .Massi watson tlnd'
Mccormick Nl.b Weller (Md.l
Mckinley dIliJ Willis (Ohioi
Mclean Conn Total 40.
The second amendment was by Senator
Harris. proposing that the rate on the
first 1000 of earned" income as dis
tin.uished from ''unearned'' income be
4 per cent. and the rate on the second
81 900 per cent, with the rate on all
over that per cent. The vote was So
to 90, Republicans. Borah and La Fol-
lette. joining with the solid Democratic
minority i'm supporting the amendment
:, Per Cent. Rate Dropped.
The third roll call WAS on an amend
mont by Senator Walsh tMass.), propos-
( Ing n per cent rat, on the first $4,000
of income and n 6 per cent rate on the
second $1,000. This was defeated, 50 to
81. Republican. La Toilette. support
( ing IL.
After the Gerry amendment had been
! defeated. Senator Lenroot put into the
record n statement designed to show
! that the amendment would aid men of
large incomes to n greater degree than
I IL would those with small or moderate
! incomes. and that the increased cxemp-
tlons to heads OF families and on ac-
count OF dependents proposed TO be
/ granted would reduce the taxes on in
! dividuals receiving $4,000 or less in pro-
portion 10 the reductions granted under
the surtax rates adopted Saturday.
The New York herald., 1921-10-25

, An advertisement IN the Lost and
Found columns Of THE NEW YORK
HERALD offers real possibility of
,lecoro iae pom lcsi propcrtH
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Canada.
Atlantic City.

SEE CASADA this -EAR.
a H. CHOwN, Canadian National RaNvrS
i2IO Brpaduay. NsM xsrks
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-31

Gus cheaper obstetrics for those Of
lesser means
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-31
Cold In the Head"

IL an acute attack OF Nasal Catarrh. Per.
sons who are subject to frequent colds
in the head win find that the use Of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Wi.
and render them less liable to colds.
Repeated attacks of Acute Catarrh may
lead TO Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX.
err internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the System.
An Druggists 75c. Testimonials free:
$4,000 for any case OF catarrh thar
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE will not
cure.
f. J. Cheney 6, Co. Toledo. Ohio.