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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

fI,OVo CAsH, s55OO--SIN-room modern
mcnt. exceptional bargain. Usage sel.
IRVING PLACE-{5.5oO. 1880 cash, five
room modern home, basement See TINS
before 70 Is sold. psag" eOl.
FOR sALE-New Iour-ro"m house, good
well. gas and electricity, two blocks
west. one north Of Glenn station ON sand
springs uge, $4,000, would take sogl
light car az part OF first payment y. Il.
Sl,gur.
MORNINGSIpE -. Beauutul two story
home seven large roouls and breakfast
room, center hall white uah trlsh. beau
/ uful man'eis. IarG" basement combine.
quartors. This home has th" very hest ot
! material and workluauship and must be
/ slider lot on south side AS part payment
For price and particulars, call Bert Ma
son, cedar ~ .-.--
/ FOR SALE-Home at sacrifice, attractive
bungalow % five large rauHs. breakfast
room, tile bath large basement, gIrag".
/ Exceptional construction. special o''oIa d.
side Price 1Ie.5oO. Address tl7.'. car"
Of world.
/ ELWUOD, N.--paudy s,N-Ioom house,
two-story, garage. Price $500 1900
viii handle. Usage HllA AMI 1900.
/ FIVE ROOMS AMI sIeep.ng porch. mode
! ern bungalow, buIlt-iu bookcases, two
B chr gaFage. on pavement best location.
/ So 900. 81 900 cash. Mrs. Henderson.
"tSssse sa2i.
SOUTH SIDE BARGAIN EIght rooms
! and sleeping porch iwp-"to-Ns oat
. floors furnace. garage. 5000 Gosh, rest
/ like rent, Mrs. Henderson. bsage ystl.
! $3.50 CASH. or will take SECOND Wurigae"
| nanrr for equity In fiyu-ruoW modern
bungalow on Yorktown. Price $4,000.
, Usage 81 or SOS, Edw. T.. Barrett, 200
| Bl.Es
! SEVEN ROOMS, two-siory modern bun
| gaiow. living room. Wantci 0ah floors.
! garage on Admiral near Washington
| schoo'. good terms. $3.50. Usage ~
or 50. Edw, J., harretL. e9' Mss b'as
rIWOop " Bargain. five room mod
ern bungalow, uok floors g3Isse ana
drivs. !,,,g .Ssva, r-,vSe CASH os"H
277s
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

EIWOOp. N-Bargalu. five room mod
ern bungalow, uak floors E2Iase An1
dfiye. !,,,v .r.vs, r-,vSs easH' os"H
2T7s,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
REAL ESTATE rOK SALE

sou ii SInI hNRiNlN E.gh' room
"'I''. N.hh mr. distance ush Houi-.
D"-'i' luul boo ''at3frs 'wu-'sr "a
'A'' N...''". good i.fHt Usage -''A.
IRVING PLACE .T,r tn,f,s bs,sr,,t
.'oft. lnhnt"l htfrn'nf tuu ti1rd lot.
"'' n."'h from paving !. 90 cash, bsI-
.'' ~. f.l w"nIn. 3D. b. Lpouard a
war 20
FOR SALE Br uvne. f.na f,f win ty,.
room fIru'shru garage. uu aIi,,' e8sy
terms. N"uts for 80 u.r month 'tUs
south Trenton. Usage $50.
gi'ow. hardwood n5ors tue b,,S
breakfast room. srrvtut uu4ttlrs .ud
Ea'Hre. routg for !lsr q month prirs
" 600 s.. 900. cash. balance capy term.
Phone osnge go
JUST ttglt.p ,,f,,
bargain ON market TODAY FIne location
corner east front attractive. five rom,
bungalow very brst of construction with
.' "a, ga '.gr HnN ..fNant quarters. 'su
n.."' To 'i'' N'N'N. Terms. blaf
-'''' '''"i r''
FOR SALE OK TRADE. ~ ,utit, tar-
room brgI, residence IN CaueN Kpusa4
NC" lHt five blocks uIt. one hundr"J fsrt
uii pavement sewer and paNiru pafB.
/ large poighos, good o,sfcrn. fruit ana grspc
Ig9..n, JIG, 'too'. uy equity 81 coo.
- ''' N''l 'N. ms w. e home
, 49,. '''"''' ". O.. iNbsoht 'auUy,
N'"A'N
FOR SALE Gaa' front lpt. fenced. three.
room huus" newly pnu,rrJ Ict,toB
block Hnd ha.r ol good school and paving.
small cash payment. balance monthly.
%" yN n"'. '"o"r loso.
$3.50 CASH $4,000. It,r. footr r,,t.,,,
bungalow. g4fHEp. rrII I.t ,,,uf1 go,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

IRVING PLACE-{J. 500. 1880 cash, five
room modern home, basement, See tnis
before ~ lis sold. Usage k0l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOUSES ron SALE

"o' "''N ~" sNit ~
NJ IAN. y. 1905. beauUtul ur. s.v.ro1u
bunEaI"N modern Zoo every respect
h., - 'ay 'ao9i una "Ii'''' tuf sal"
susE '"'' f"''' '''"If. 'AN Usage
sHo0u 'NSH south Side, tVo.sturN buys
b'autiul home In the Horace Mann
sthooI ulsf'ti, close Co irauspurtptIou.
snuin 'front.' garage. basement besut ril
hardwood floors handsome decoration.
real b4y "t III s' ooo e.u' ns' 3n. G,n.. nanny "
Nsib et p,..", ~, s'lr az '"n "i Last
putre Of ~ nb,i., 'V'','oH "I'r. 10
.,,, ''.'''' 'N'".
ron SALE New sN room bungalow
ARE. r1rne, i," na. S,,' "".- .--s. iW' car ~"
''"N' '''' i'
'',,'' ~ you ln immediate possession
u"nN"l'N .".g' ''f''n'd.Iu back porch
"u" pi',t IRON cor iiuo and school large
cash rs,r,,,I, ,.iff .,-' f"' '"'~' SINAI.
',. ,,,. ''' .''"s' ''''.
0'' hIN0I SIDE At,o uu.I puts .Uu .u
Hnm"u.ai' possession of o nice tive room
m'pa'.n tn"ha'W on ih. car Ina, large
S,,e,n''- -ln H'rrpIng porch. wrl of water
Brnaj,,,o, , l.... s.n"'. clos" q"
yIctnitv M g. tao ",i'.a' ..u.7' .h ,h.s
Cedar 7-- NV" ""'"' "a"
,,tI',..,,,........
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

~, GOOD slN-roOIn modern bum
ir.5, r., double floors. close in
b.is, l's' Tot, Price $1,000. $1,000
.1ngt easy paNmahtn. Osage 7s7a
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
REAL ESTATE
$500 CASH
$500 CASH

I.N, rooms. uudor. neatly deco.
rated. screened hu,t porch This
pIupcrtN Is iu cNycllout rrpair and is
p bargain ut $3.50. Monthly pay
m,u'. ut $50
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
wANTEp--REAL ESTATE

WANrED-.lo to go acres good fern land
near Tulsa or Sand Springs Glvr ull
particulars ln fret letter Or see e.
Luther. room @. Guaranty Bank Bldga.
sand springs okla.
NANTEp--Tu buy direct from owner
uve-room modern bungalow. ON or near
the pavement ana transportutipu, not over
1880 cash. $50 or 500 per month, plus in.
terest. OHHgs 7O2G-N
WANTED 10 buy rooming house close
in on south Side" - TO- lt rooms. must
be good furniture and priced reasonable.
Address BOX No. 81, or phone $50, sand
Springs
Will PAY $500 down Tor good lot, with
two or three room house on rear. Usage
7sl6-R
WASTED-B by responsible couple without
children. five or siH room modern Nm.
furnished bungalow with garage, rent
must be reasonable. Phone bSagt lF3t.
HAVE CLIENTS that want small acr"
tracts south Of Tulsa on Broken ArroN
road what have YOU Anna 4. Muslet
sos Security Bank Bdg. Phon" 22'l.
RAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 30 60 S0-r"om
apartment. Mrs. liendcrspu' Usage
.932i ..
fIF YOU nave house Ur lot 20 sell. ~
want ID. Ten years successful selling
in Tulsa. A. e. Thompson. osage soeo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

ron QUICK SALE New uyr.ruor, by,.
saiow mantel. oak floors mU iot on
pAN'"'Nl l"Ssunabiy priced with small
World '''' ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
MAPLE RIDGE

MAPLE RIDGE
Corner lot, beautiful siX-room, two
story: oak floors and OAK trim,
CLASSY mantel and decorations,
French doors and built-in features,
basement, dandy we'll and garage,
l0O-foot frontage; priced 10 sell
$4,000, ono-half cash; shown only
by appointment. Ask for Mr..
Douglas. Phone Usage 1sj3-jO88.
YADON INVESTMENT co.
21S-l9 Security BID
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
TrNAs
KANSAS

So ACRi.S- bottom. three miles 'ath.
oIit church aud school we'll improved
Price $3.50 per acre. bargain. 200 acre
stock farm. well improved. electric hEht
system. close to gchuol so per aero. good
terms laa acres. alI uud"t cultivation.
good land. we'll improved. Eilu. etc. Price
Sia5. two miles town. Hucy nu"y. Wa
mCE0. Kan.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

,p.rtv y u p MEN take notice, my
e u, 200 n, Lewis and lot ls.
r.dyV quo addition, ia or the market.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

MAIN. ~. 1905. ReauJiu na. SIS. room,
bunEalcW modern Zoo ,r,fv re.pa,,
luiIt hS day labor and offered f.f sale
es Owner for tuil particulars. vtu Usage
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

SEVEN ROOMS, two-story modern bun
galow; living room, Wante'r ndN i.oofS.
garage on Admiral near Washington
school. good terms. $3.50 Usage -
or 6S Edw. J., Harret' epi bllss bids
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

1850 CASH. or Will take second mortgage
paper for equity In fFc-rnoW modern
bungalow on Yorktown. Price $4,000
Usage - or SOS, EGw. T.. Barrett, .oi
bliss.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

NEI ! lCA'
AL ESTATE FOR SALE
uot>ts toR SALE 81
,.... bungalow nice deco.
.Npl .oI n,tgtrs. built-in features,
atom OH. block of ear line. owner
pi',HN r..sd now at $500 and $1,000
. Na. for NJ. Douglass. Phone
I atet.-N5. Yadon Investment 60.
n s,-sr'r bIdU
4 ass7Ng>I close TN, siN-room mod
\ t'9'A and iNe-rooiu mudetn bun
Ir .utrer lot ients value - 80
'E-stf S 900 cash. Price 39.SOO.
.s-,i- -.I.l. 81. .ga0 cash. price $1,000
lb -. modern bungalow, mantel
,t Clos. u. Usage sol. --..
.1.y ,..- .uam modern. newly deco
WI Is... .Hums. on pavement near
fs.'a. SCHOOL, 1880. ,2sf cash,
.r,, bargain owner osage $3.50,
TOO ,A-H Fivo-rouri modern
yI IuI close in would consider
l-,. r.trrH' notes. psagr sol,
y1g -AfE Ar A BARGAIN
Frrslfasf room. 1lceping porrt .
.H n feature, French doors, TIE
PEDESTAL lavatorN. comb.
u, furnace. laundry equipment IN
a...f. ..4'Iy decorated, "a com
,'... go every way Price $4,000,
..r balance easy See u. 9. Rose
n. 70. Nato nldR
--.o,..u I..r rooms and breakfast
.u,u.I floors throughout, man
1..,rr u..ra huilt-in features base
r.-... .ul drive. would considt ~
g..H locality us part payment. wiz
.af rr.e for cash pssge sVl.
.,..r modern bungalow on
-.. .f,,ricaI fixtures and IN
,t".I ,sU Bob Yadon tor appoint
,.u,n Investment 90. -lg Secur-
r.aU. Usage toss. ...-
,0s rAN.. monthly payment notes
,-.Ha rr .sIst real estate, call Us.
,s, so.
-,.u .rI modern lot will buy
add. t.. room buuEaluW on Ia" east
t.uH...r street. one block from
garage hardwood floors In
aIEa closets in bedrooms.
a.. tr. rgs' foN days ut 60.oON.
.-t p.. call cedar az.
-,-,rF W"I tabs. vacant lot a- irst
.',,.ar, ur new bungalow, F'rictlN
ear..a uiI 900 built In CO.. lures
.t Do ana uuIdlug To- owner $500.
'..s u.-s,4a.Uu. See owner. 1916
e.... ....,...,I4 modern bousa.
't ''"' lr..rH place. DsaKa
.grlsUpN modern twu.st0rs. u real
... man cost if Won have cnsh.
a -EI. N.U.u house. thrco rooms
... -... l,i tno aparfnt.nt
r.... ryt rrIcsI unJrr market
a uuu sim bauuIe. cedar 1919
D,,. a.r
y, IgI.I NOME ON North Denver.
80 '' ..... fs.n.stnrU, filed hath. base
u. floors large fireplace. French
.usa. decorations. has hrea Ntast
~ end conservatory bafement and
|-,. s 600 buys no only bargain
DIS aHI 100 'us location. y. y, Riley
ffl.
.,.,.t. ...g r..t win IEo good nDrsa.
t'.M r,s,.u nrsr t'rIsG, depot a
y u..rv a CO. cedar l0I2
4 i', r1of,s braaE fsst room
.r, .rF Ioubl. Earsac and servant
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

SOUTH SIDE BAkGAlN- LIght rooms
and sleeping porch iw1-"torN. oah
floors, furnace, garage. $40" Gosh, rest
like rent, Mrs. Ileudorson. 'sAge 'sti
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

cADMp't HrauItM rsst front bun
'hr"' choice bedrooms, heavy oak
''f bath. base tub, pedestal lava
o's' .N'I'. fuugEed for furnace, ga
* '''lti' servant quarters elegant
isny' .nados and awnings. Price
vs.. i'rnTy. Usage a6Gi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
rRACKAG. AND INDUSTRIAL $

CUniCE THACKAGE-Fa Factory and ware
house properties, large and small tracts
improved and unimproNed. Usage 9JGl.
w i. Henry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
COOP INVESTMENT OR HOME

GOOD INVESTMENT OR HOME
We sequest your observance Of our OF.
ferIng at ll.j North cheyenne. which Is
nearly ready for occupancy. its complete
finishing being withheld for your selection
of electric fixtures and decorations. II
~ an honestly built and honestly priced
home, which you can be proud 20 own
and pleasure for us 10 show. Home.
such as TINS are not prOOurable ct one
pleasure, Usage a. Russell ~ Russell.
II years In Tulsa,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

Hal new south side bungalow, IN
H' exclusive neighborhood; siX.room,
r. breakfast room. oak floo-s ivory
al. bI.t.In features. basement.
nation furnace, strictly up-to- date.
iIi-. Il' Price $4,000. $500 cash
7, Caldwell Usage s535. Osage 2l4T,
WI Word Cedar 1t'I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
LANDS AND FARMS roR SALE

10 THOSE who are Interested In rsnchea
aud livestock. tn" best ranch proposition
no New MeElos 10000 acres, 1900 acres
land ls fenced and cross fenced, wHier"d
With running streams, artcsIan wells and
wells and WIutWilIT. FIRST choice would
be 20 b"rro" money on lsnG to si"st u
with security TO be on stock and land
second. soil @ uuo-half interest, party put
ting up his one-hali 20 stock ranch with
thIri. first two proportions ] would
s.'I decided land 90 g. per a'r'. throwing
In au lc18od lend and improvements. For
other uarti,uIar4, write u, li MCoaWant.
Box s17 Gallup. New Mexico.
uY OWNEH-Ito acres, gaa 90 laus0, 600
bearing peach trees, ON Tulsa Broken
Arrow road to be hard surfaced on ,lsc-
fr.c light line fine location Tor a country
farm home. $3.50 per acre, terms. can
or write l-4s q. E,Eood Tor appointment.
OKLAHOMA
FOR SALT $50 acres; well improved tor
two families. one mile from school three
miles from lnola, Okla, Price $50 per
acre. one-hsif cash, balance to suit. South
Hurn Land co, ,'7 Central National
Bank BldF
HAVE 4o.acro Iafut seven miles of Tulss .
an good bottom land, good house To
move INTO this spring $50 an acre, good
terms can le2 s. Guthrie. osage t0st-R
TWO improved farms ioT sale, or trad"
for Tulsa rental property, can Usage
i7Ol.
COOP STOCK RANCH-ss0 acres lso
cultivation, 40 acres alfalfa, 40 acres
fine Fra1inE land fine running water
fences. price go per acre. Fred r, Poster,
owner. woodward, Okla, n +, u No b.
go ACRES good farm land. on rock road
near 0h'atpnk f1b per acre. \. y. Lit
son room ?. EsnuIu Blds. Phone Usage
5,t~
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

4 tlasl room. three sets Frencb dours
kR very largo closets, basement.
IN servant quarters, choice
! fssf.- l'' lust reduced 81 600, Good
IiIs, ..'sHdid purchase. $4,000 cash
Va s.so 'l today. can W. j. Henry.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

EItHFul HOME ON \orth Denver.
.. tuur. large fireplace. French
ru.s. decorations, has breakfast
srI conservatory. basement and
b.. S. 600 buya f only bargain
's kind 100 this location. =. y, Riley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

'.'Al N.A Goo. fuur-ruum house. Ken.
auction. decorated good condi-
.'" fa- ."' easy payments. cal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

'gsIrT '.l- nice tivs-room modern
Is n.r l' irving place. now rented
10 ~ a..n'ht fIi sire lot. conveu
al ~ n' and school, wonderful
a. az, With $50 per month pay
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

wen. gas and electricity two blocks
west. one north Of Glenn station ON sand
Springs uge. $4,000, would take good
light car as part OF fret payment y. Il.
Sligur.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06
ATTRACTIVE 1pr,rI,v
NORTH IIHnnB

I = -NTTN IT TT-W WIIIITI
1 Unusual bargain. an ouk floors. cI.r.rt
/ tipdtIh' ilv"-ruom, up-tu-datc buuraiov
beautiful high lof. mautrI fns decor.
! I'nS and electrical FIXTURE. bu.It.fn f., -
lures M Kitchen. id"ai floor plan a,,ry
t'hE'hl'nc" garage and driveway. i,o
bIn'ks or gont car service. S,o this be-.
t"r' sold Terms. \, u. Jenkins A son
! Osagc 4ao6 Res. Usage a776
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

rEs@g7 S,.g: ,s., 81 an a'a.. vna' have you
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-02-06

lf iOt want to sell yu.I. ,.op,rt, r,,,
ii reasouahi" and then lsi il uIu mo
Itiaugi" Investment 90. 5aG Mayo Hl4E.
bSHE" sol.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-25

medicine. We are
fond Of children
and for a consider
able time after we
| feared |
would not have any
owing to my weak
condition. | began
t a X ing Ly dia +.
Pin k h a m $ Fege-
table Compound and
now / have a nice
strong healthy baby
rirl I p4D hOnaottv
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-03-25
THIS YOUNG
MOTHER
Tells Childless Women What
Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Did for Her

Millston, Wis " want to give you
a word of praise for your wonderful
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-10-27

petence whatever for the work of tax law revision. With them delu- sions take the place of ideas, and they are blind to the evils and defects of the present laws which every business man sees. It is impossible 10 make them understand that the surplus earnings of corporations are needed for investment ill business. for i'm proyement and extension If they are not so used, a measure of stagnation i'll industry naturally follows. In their view, the proper use of surplus profits is to turn them over to the Govern ment. It is the foundation vice of the law enacted by the Democrats that il eats ID the investment funds of the country. That is the effect of the profits tax and of the surtaXes. The surtaN should have been done away with altogether with the profits tax. but il was at no time expected that Congress would be so thoroughgoing i'll reform.
 The Republicans in Congress are in q condition of moral pauperism eco homie destitution and intellectual beg gary Leaders they have none worthy of the name. It is only the shadow of the name that remains in the Sen
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-10-27

ate Nobody any longer pays much
 attention to Mr. Lodge Mr. Penrose
 is infeebled by illness. He has not
 the courage and the strength for the i respons hle position he holds as Chair man of the Finance Committee. Mir
 Knox has no qualification whatever | for leadership The rest are mo-
 where. In the House, there are Mir. Fordney and Mir Mondcll, to be sure.
 but they live in the past, in a past hopeleSsly remote. Nobody speaks
 with the authority of the party in either house; there is no discipline.
 Nobody is listened to with respect There are few or no ideas advanced
 worthy of respect. The farmers
 bloc appears to have made polit- ical towards of them all.
 If there is still public opinion about tax law revision, if the public,
 wearied hy the exhibition of Congress sioniaI incapacity, has not reached the
 pitch of despair about income tax re lief. it is high time representations
 were made at Washington that would spur Congress to action. It is known
 to everybody that business men all over the country have definite ideas about the steps to be taken. Innu- merable commercial bodies, organiZa- tionS of merchants and men engaged in manufacture. have commended the
 sales tax as the surest plan to privide revenue for the Treasury and relief ground at Washington, il may be too slowly to reach enactment, but the bill now in the Senate Finance Com mittee calls for the country'S atten- tion If the influence of public opin- ion is not brought to bear upon Con greSs to compel it's enactment, there is great risk that il may be made practically worthless as measure of reform, or at least, made worse than if is now, which is unnecessary. Ii has one conspicuous virtue. the re moving of the profits tax. Congress will not dare to restore that impoSt, but the demand of the moment is that the country make it's voice heard by the laggard CongresS-The New York Times
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-10-27
TAX REFORM IN DANGER

The Tax bill has been in danger on account of the disOrganization of the Republican majority and the lack of authoritative leadership. Now an agreement is reported to have been reached, meaning that the bill may be mutilated, still further diminishing it's nromiSe and power of relief from the pxactiOns of the present laws. Pro p0sed amendments are already under discussion. One of them would in- crease the SurtaX rates on incomes over $66000 from 32 per cent as provided in the bill to something like 90 per cent. A change of this nature will find it's support in two classes of opinion in Congress. One is the con yictiOn that wealth is criminal and should be punished, the other is the belief that only wealth should be taxed the poor should escape alto gether. Further changes in the bill would increase the corporation tax to 15 per cent and continue the capital stock tax.
 Among the Senators who are said to have accepted these amendments. there is not one who has any com
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-10-27
CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED

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The Nevada County picayune., 1921-10-27

versations for they are the expression of sentiments of business and social factors that do much to form political opinions
 The conversations seem to indicate q desire for a modification of the Vol stead Act, but, if prohibition had de pended upon the votes of those who talk in public places it never could have been carried at all.
 This sentiment has always been vociferouSly wet
 As d matter of fact, it appears to be growing less vocifcrous and one less frequently hears prohibition de nounced to group of wiStful listen CTS.
 How does il happen that smoking room discussions that frequently are the precursors of public opinion are i'll this particular instance misleading?
 Again, the answer is clear. The sentiment for prohibition came from the asses-from the farms and the suburbs.
 If the traveller will turn from the conversations inside the smoking room, and look out the window at the panorama of little homes ill village and farm and suburb-notiee that they are legion and stop to think that their owners travel little and do not express their opinions in public places but that on this particular question they have settled convictions that no propaganda can shake and that on election day they do quietly, but i'll overwhelming numbers, deposit their ballots for prohibition, such q travel Ter will have the answer on prohi- bitiOn sentiment.
 The politician has found this senti- ment by practical experience too emphatic to misunderstood.
 The causal traveller, and tourist from abroad, continue to be misled.
 Sentiment for the wet cause is in public places and is yociferous, but if represents only q minor fraction of American public opinion.
 Sentiment for prohibition is i'll the homes. and. for the most part silent until election day. then il demon strates that it is the majority opinion and each succeeding contest shows fl more dominant majority.
 Charles Coolidge Parlin Director Commercial Research Dept, Curtis Pub. Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
The Nevada County picayune., 1921-10-27
WHERE TO FIND PROHIBITION
 SENTIMENT.

Many travellers misjudge prohibi- tion sentiment in the U. &, and some usually well informed observers make a similar mistake in judgment.
 The reason is clear. the traveller forms his impression from conversa- tions in smoking compartments, in Pullman cars, in hotel Hobbies and in the clubs.
 The political observer has also been accustomed to give heed to these con