davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
MONEY VERY PLENTIFUL.
$40, 000, 900 Undertakings oversub-
scrlbed In Wall Street

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
New York. April 30.-New financial
undertakings a~ggresating $40. 5000
were publicly offered and Immediately
oversuoscribed today. An international
banking house sold an additional s10.-
600. 900 OF Paris Lyons Mediterranean
railroad 6 per cent bonds, and a syn
dictate Offering of $780, 900 Sinclair
Crude Oil, three-yesr. 5h per cent
notes was disposed OF on country wide
partSipations.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
FORD RRPUDIATEs REPORT.
Never Stated Hs Had Turned e2s, 900,
900 Back TO Treasury,

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington. April a0.-Henry Ford
has d,sclaimed any responsibility for
printed report that he returned to
the United States Treasury approx
mately $2s. 600. 900 in war profits. Re
plying 70 a letter from Secretary Mel
Ion. asking an explanation OF the re-
port, the Detroit manufacturers sec
rotary said Mr.. Ford knew nothing Of
the statement as TO alleged reimburse
ment OF the government until he saw
Il in print.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20

Plans have been approved and per
mlts issued by the building inspectors
Office for the following projects:
Fourth street. 627 West: Tony
cron,e. owner. M. Capaldi builder
alterations. s3so.
Apple street. i247; s. Malinowski
owner and builder; addition. SIS.
Sixteenth street. 2l9-22i West
chA<. Wentz. A. Trusx, owners and
builders; addition. 500.
Market street, s3f: Millsrd r. Davis
owner. W. y. Hadcocx & Co. builders
AA1As2gaA S1Skee OsoouA psrmlsA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
WILL RESUME FLIGHT.
Portugal to Send New Plane TO Ayi-
ntors on ST. Paurs Rocks.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Lisbon, April 20.-A new hydro
airplane WIN be shipped by the gov
ernment to St. Paul Rocks TO enable
the naval captains. Sacadura and
sCoutinho to resume their trans
Atlantic flight, interrupted by the
virtual destruction OF their machine
In landing at the rocks.
1t may be al beast two W decks before
the airmen "a resume the!r flight TO
Rio Ianeiro.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Is Harry w. Houston In Wilmington

The police today. in a communion
ton from Adolph Houston of 1016
South Seventeenth street, Philadel-
phis, were asked TO locate Harry w.
Houston. who. 1t is believed. works in
this city. In the communication II was
stated that the missing mans father
Is dying.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
SCHOOL AUXILIARY AND
SERVICE CITIZENS MOVE

All the departments OF the Della
ware School Auxiliary Association
and the Service Citizens OF Delaware,
except the Pupil Enrolment and
Americanizst ton Bureaus, will move
tomorrow from the Wilmington Insti-
tute Free Library Building to the
eighth floor of the du Pont Building.
Room S,f24 will be the principal Of
fee,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
PLANT SHUTS DOWN;
OUT OF COAL

Wheeling. w. Va. April 2o-A
shortage OF coal. due 10 the miners
strike, VIII force a suspension OF
operations at the Benwood plant Of
the Wheeling Steel and Iron Com
pany. effective Saturday. II was Of
hcially announced today. The sus-
pension. will affect 500 mon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
TARIFF BILL IN SENATE.
Chairman NeCumber Launches Nea-
sure This Afternoon.

BY Associated Press 70 Every Evening.
Washington. April 2o.-Considera-
ton OF the administration tariff bill
was begun in the Senate today with
an address with Chairman McCumber
OF the finance committee, who de-
clared a protective tariff and reduc-
ton In production costs were neces-
sary TO reconstruct the commercial
bridge across the chasm separating
the cost OF production IN the United
States and abroad"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
ASKS DIVORCE FROM SINGER.
Chauffeur Says Matzenauer Is An
Orchid While He Is Wild Mustard.

BY Associated Press 10 every Evening.
San Francisco. Apri, 20.-FNoyd
Glotzbach viii file SUIT for divorce
from Madame Msrgarete A-latzenauer.
the contralto In Superior Court here
today according 20 J.. Maxwell Pey-
ser. his attorney. Glotzboch asserted
that his return to his Pacific Coast
homo and his former occupation OF
chauffeur a month go was because
he was no hady's maid"
He stated that the opera singer was
can orchid and he was Wild mustard
and that the two did not make a good
domestic bouquet"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Liberty Bond Quotations.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
New York. April 2O.-Lberty bond
quotations At l y. m; First AIS,
ss.7o; second AXIS. ss44; third AZ s,
$3.50; fourth ANS. 9s.7S: Victory sA's.
10000. Victory ans. 1904
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
COAL PRICE DOUBLED,
STRIKE LEADER SAYS
Continued from page /.

md No. . and . plants had only a
slightly larger number.
An attempt OF tho Imperial Coal
Company. the FIRST IN Indiana county
to resume operations. met with little
success M no men for loading were
available.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Washington, April Rehabilitation
Of the services Of rural letter carriers
for gathering crop data and other
agricultural statistics was authorized
by Postmaster General Work,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20

Joseph Hutchinson has resumed his
duties as a trsnscribing clerk in the
office OF the recorder of deeds, after
a layo0 OF SIX months
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-04-20
Piles! Pyramid
Brings RsIisf
Yea, the Relief Afforded by Pyramid
Pile SupPositoriss 10 Truly a
Blessing

Maybe you are suffering with Itch
Ing, bleeding or protruding piles Or
hemorrhctds, and II you have never
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
business Equipment I:

kBpl%ts MACHINES rast registers sold
'aaH monthly payments. H. ~. Ihack"r
Sor'h seventh street, Madison -,iI.
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Observation-Disclosures !,

REST y FORD Drive ii yourself. cal
boulevard .lit
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"AT YOUR SERVICE"-DISPATCH WANT ADS
AUTOMOBILES
service stations-I,cp,i,ing 10


ROSS & CAKi.E--AutomobiI. repairing
"ld general NAT chine wurk i6Os.I.
Wc'i Main Street. boulevard i2S
e -. rLArING-Richmond Mo,
Fr"ducts 60. 5.S South Fifth stree,
Randolph SOS.
Quick SERVICE AUTO REPAIR co
skilled mechanics any. Special s,,sn-
non given commercial Car, So IVES,
B'oad S'r"e' Phon" Maiison isS,
complete lin" 81 wooden su,omohi'.
robes - - per cen, OF. Mac. Co,sy
Auto supply. Madison 1885.
WE: ARE ~ 4 POSITION TO DO FIRST.
LASS PAINTING ON ALL MAKES or'
AUTOMOBILES REST OF MArERI.r
AID WORKMANSHIP. PRICE RIGHT
II IL VI . l. MOTOR COMPANY
TENTH AID BROAD STREETS
Auto Livery-Garages ID
AUTOS FOR nIRf-Tourinr car, II -,
rcr hour; Sedan. =, per hour. day or
niShi Randolph $50. o n. w.d.
AUTOS HIREp-Ii.So. 81. 81 re- hour
Ia n"i' boulevard :27 ANA e;n-I
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Vacation Places
Where to Eat
Where to Stop In Town Z
Wnnted-Rooms, Board

WASTED-By couple. furnished or IN
furnished. or 3-room apartment or
NAT IN good location. must DO between
F!rst and Twelfth streets. Address Bor
y So oar" IN" Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

rtinc,Hi D.irviurs
Mourning Orders Dyed.

n!asiS reesi'ed ae:o-. y NJ r.:urn.i
'tH.t tas. AIutss9 Nl-aE.Ls Co.. 81.
= .sId 80.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

a roS bought. sud or .xCh.nr-d Nr
NHw.inS-. Motor Exchange. sli wes,
i'rosd street
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FINANCIAL
Business OPPORTUNITIES

DO YOU want your business sold? See
"e!cr hHlnan. "o2 Mutual liuI.ding
NNtsf :our money IN richmond. In
YES isAt" an opportunity unuJua.
rerm-ity aLh splendid rrvnts. boa = 500
care Tho Dispatch.
BUYERS WANTED for good stoccri,s and
Cnnf-ct!"ncri"- stores. Apply VI. I..ln-
son. boulevard 1t55-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

WANTED. men to join crew taking orders
ON nigh grade article; no cash bond
required. call 900 East Franklin.
~ >\ rtp--h number of frs, and .econd.
'l~sS irrn pipsnttc-s and Blenders g
locomotive woTn. steady job and np
labor rouh!e. Address. giving ohpsr..
,na'. Box toi. care The Dispatch
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Business service Offered

We clean and press al A.nds u SUITS
"'"'eo"r ap"t., SioNes. etc We $50 q,
"! 'iuS AMI repairing. W. C,u .lr an!
tt.Iscr :" ali parts OF the cts.
Ai work Guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
ASK YOUR FRIENDS
ABOUT COBURN'S
USED-CAR SALES
ROOM.

1t does not make any
difference what kind of
4 car YOU hay been
figuring on buying, or
whom YOU have been
figuring on buying it
from: we believe that
we can show YOU more
Tor your money in a
used car something
that YOU will be salts
fed with and a car that
we know is absolutely
O. X. Oy.erhauled and
reprinted is our policy
with used cars. Call
by and see US; we take
pleasure in showing
our used cars.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
HAT statesmen.
Exceptional Opportunity.

our outTut has been Increased. w.
hay" several territories oD"n to- ca % o..
81 "Sricn 10 sell our special prico 81 and
Sl.a0 usps. also com ?lete line Of mems arc
h"ys h""dwcs- Liberal commission ana
dr"WinS account granted 20 r!Eh; men.
STATE fan particulars; strictly confidential.
Sid"-lin" man also considered. Ho1 30.
GOT Word Tower Building. New TorA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
PuRLIC EMPLOYMENT BuRE EAU
ROOM >. CITY HALL.

S"E"i>LrY SNLESMEN. ATrE&TjDN'
large New Yoyh corporation, selling
service. wants two mon In each % 'h'
following departments: RADIO. MOTOR
INSURANCE EFFICIENCY.
to- ihe eastern haii OF the .S-s'. - Viz
si7I.. w" want ircn q, an earning ca
Da,l'y % 5000 20 $1,000 yea. CAL
Nouia'. Tuesday, WEDNESDAYS. TO - \
VI $50 - l.. Nj. s W-is- Room
go Hnt'' Richmond.
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Nanteu-AIa,e

SALESMAN offered exceptional oppor.
''rr 20 NAH" Blk monthly income 40. IL
inS nai:onaliy Snown and consumed
products 10 waulessi. and leading recall
unaware. grocery, paint dealers aud
department stores In iiichmond and i'm.
mediate surrounding territory; SaciuSiv..
presentation to- man producing results
Wit" Immediately. stating experience
ana -etsr"nSes Etiio NtS. Co Ti,ilry
AMI Fear Streets. Rrooalyn. y. I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

ASSISTANT Eoos KEEPER wr;cd
Years old, n ON,. as a,ris:sni hoo
keeper. RAPID t.T.st best " reference
= 500. cote The Dispatch.
WASTED. small sat OF boo... to Keep
spare tins. References. Bo1 u a..
1hr D!spatca.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13

i.',NtE NJ oa-o, rroIc: h,S d"m.nd:
h%" Na'"- W Suar"ri.r 30 'r.,h
r1 i"' o- -. .nA 0-r MONEY Wrlt.
q hmahu Il. ,a"~g~ %. T..
MARSHALL S's.a'. l.. hu"nd Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-13
SITUATIONS nau,ei-Male :.
Public Stenographer.

SERVICES GALL MADISON go ,cj
riMEs- DISPATCH BUILDING.
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REVENUE FUND-Continued,
To Whom Issued and for

To Whom Issued and for
what Purpose, Amount
Louis F. Dow Co, supplies for
county officials ... 37.se
J. A. Blackwell. printing COM
,ri m1ss1oners' proceedings ..:.. $50
Mlller.Dav1s Co.. supplies for
Underwood s typewriter Co.. one 2S'o 90
typewriter and cover ......... 1o3
j. A. blackwell. printing and
supplies 1925
Mluer-DaVls Co., supplies 26.S5
Frltz-CrosS Co.. supplies 157. 90
LOUIS r. LOW, supplies 4S.19
typewriters for treasurer and
clerk Of the court .,:....... 2o5 .0o
Peyton Paper Co., supplies -. S65
Fritz-Cross Co., supplies for
county officials .......... 16O12
Miller-Davis Co., supplies for
co county co Officials Hs1.:f4ar.;d 1850
printing and supplies ....... 41.1O
Fritz-Cross Co., supplies for
treasurer 49,. .... $50
Cook County News-Heraid,
publishing printing and sup
Fritz-cross Co.. Eiliot:fisher 49, %
Cook County News-Herald, SUP
Burrouehs Adding Machine Co.. o. 20
ribbon and maintenance. 80. 400
Fritz:Cross Co.. supplies for
o. GEE sss'i alnE cases 49, s53 IS
Miller Davis Co.. wolf bounty
blanks 2.4s
Peyton Faper Co., supplies. 34.47
region Paper Co., supplies 50.51
$4,SS6 IS
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1918 To
Court House and Grounds


Hans Larson work on grounds S14 90
Marals Lumber Co., coal for
Court House :............ 1925 So
ChaS. j. johnson. insurance on
court house and contents. 1.171,2O
Earl c. Silvermale, shoveling
Grand Marais Light & Power A0'''
Co., electric service July,
August September $50 90
]. c. Murphy, supplies for
Court House .......... $50
Aug. j. Johnson. painting
Court House :.....,.. 50 %
Aug. J. Johnson, painting
Court House windows .. 6o5o
Andy Lindberg. steamfitters
nelper ......... 10 SO
Grand Maras Light & Power
Co.. electric service October
ana November .............. 100. nn
Kelly How Thompson Co., stove
for jail $780,. ............. 80 ~
American Heating Co., supplies
and labor for furnace 632 IN
Andy Lindberg, labor on boiler q n5
s3,325. 81
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Revenue Fund


31.OOl
Certificates
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FROM ortgage
"
FonRef
FonnE
r
oSsgurs
FROM <oRa
Lake ana FOX Farm Road
o eg'er OF Deeds Fees s2ss5
SOD
A''"1Ne :
loa lreasurers Receipts .ss4ss57
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Wolf BOunties.

To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose.
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Disbursements

ana eik hie
lineage a1enaang board
ofe
-:
nus'ise court EXPENSES $50
nss.: 49, g
.
xss en:es 81 s2 a
rental ana messages
'es sso: $s g g.
Total general expenses
$ &: s:$;:s;$ s:ss ss$ .: state
Paid State Minnesota Estate
.-
ss5ssE s1 sss IS
ncsenai . 49,
M ana ana P @ htsee loans n
ssRHS V'ses ssiss s.
%~~E K I@I&.~
wAr9 T sz January s:
Less wa Tta enssr IL 1871, sa 1885, 3:
o.zn On hand December s.sss as5,s 81. u
3 ~ - . .. s51s.osa: %
fus cnceiedWaanf NO. 1s7sS
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REVENUE FUND-~t cntinued.
Sheriff's Expenses.

To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose, Amount
L. H. Lien, two months board
Of prisoner :............. s51. 90
l.. II. Lien, auto hire ......... A. 90
l.. II. Lien auto nire 81. 90
L. n. Lien auto hlre ......:. 1900
Alfred Strand ........ 81 NO
L. H. Lien, expenses case of
State VS.. Hagberg and Trear 1916
L. H. Lien, expenses case of
State VS.. Anderson & Co.'S
grove Is. 90
Andrew Hedstrom .......... 800
l.. H. Lien, auto hire State vs.
D: Lind & J. Rohrbacker. 500
L.. H. Lien, washing blankets
and cleaning Jail ........... 800
l.. II. Lien, expenses insanity
or ..ugene Murray ......... 1896
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Justice Court Expenses

To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount
l.. n. Lien summoning the
John Larson. jurors fees case D. "
OF State VS.. Oscar Hagberg. Ot
VIM. Bally. jurors fees
Geo. Robertson, jurors fees ''''
Case of State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Tom Hussey, jurors fees wv
Case Of State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Morris Olson, jurors fees. ~
case or State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Chas. segiem. jurors fees ~
case OF State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Chas. Croft, Jurors fees wv
Case Of State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Hans Toftey, jurors fees. w
Case OF State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Emil Hail Jurors fees A'0'
case OF State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Fred sjoberg, jurors fees. l ~
Case OF State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Geo. II. Durfee justice fees. 1'o
case OF State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Louis Falk, jurors fees l'V'
Case Of State vs. Oscar Hag-
william Smith. jurors fees u
Case Of State VS.. Oscar Hag.
Simon BBascckiuntd. jurors fees. ''0'
case OF State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Geo. Fl. MAYHEM, justice fees. i'''
Case of State VS.. Oscar Hag-
Matt Johnson justice fees = '>
Case of State vs. Oscar Hag-
Sam Zimmerman, 1r:. deputy o. Il
-sheriff's fees, case of State
Joe Morrison .'S Witness fees. l. o.
Case of State VS.. Antoine An
John Larson. jurors fees case
of State VS.. Antoine Anaquad LOO
Fred Sioberg, jurors fees,
state vs.. Antoine .Anaquad.. LOT
Geo. w. Robertson, jurors fees,
State VS.. Antoine Anaquad. LOO
Chas. Boostrom jurors fees.
State vs.. Antoine Anaquad... LOO
state v! Sset Antctne s0 Hnaaua fde:
John Anderson, jurors fees,
State VS.. Antoine Anaquad... 1.ot
Ai1srts 2ntoj Jurors n. fees State a,
Matt johnson, justice fees,
State VS.. Antoine Anaquad =. 7.2s
Matt johnson, justice fees,
case OF Chas. Drouillard. 80. 28t
Ruth Soderberg Trans of Tes- 49,
timony, case Of Chas. Drouil-
Matt Johnson. expenses case OF ''S'
State vs.. p. Lindberg ...-......, 81:
Matt johnson, justice fees, ~
State VS.. James Morrison. :. 5 %,
Chas. Nyland. Jurors fees. State -
VS.. James Morrison IT.
l.. H. Lien, officers fees, State -
VS.. James Morrison a.!
John Wllnan, witness fees. l. .
State VS.. James Morrison. rs,
state p va ga,ne W'i MGM lees, 4
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REVENUE FUND-Continued,
County Commissioners Per Diem Com
mittee Work.
To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount
Sam Bally NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S 1s.4o
ii. Q. Engelsen ....... 4.80
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Publishing, Printing and ONCE Sup
plies.
To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1922-02-09

To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose,
r. II Lion two rro~%1,. l>.,
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Board of Audit,
To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount
George Leng. four days " 1900
II. 0. Engelsen, two days. 900
T. I. Carter, four days $500 1900
II. O. Engelsen, attending
hoard Of audit and mileage $50
80. so
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$16,123.71
County COmmissioners' Mileage Attend
ing Board Meetings..
To Whom Issued and for
hat D,,rr

To Whom Issued and for
What Purpose. Amount.
Jorgen Peterson, three
meetings ................. J. GU
Jas. Maher. three meet
H. Q. Engelsen, three meet
H. Q. Engelsen, one meet
Jas Maher, one meet
ing WINK. ............... 500
Jorgen Peterson, one meet
Jorgen Peterson, three
meetings .............. $50
H. o. Engelsen, three
meetings ................ 1880
james Maher. three meet
Jorgen Peterson, i've
meetings .......... 11.20
H. O. Engelsen, four meet
lngS =. NV
James Maher, five
meetings 46W
Fl. o. Engelsen, one meet -
ing o'oV
Ole j. Allen, twelve meet
lngS .!... 4SV
, 4 1877 90
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Board Of Review

Board Of Review
To Whom Issued and for
- What Purpose. Amount
Ole j. Allen. hoard of re- -. Il
Sam Bally. board OF re- = II
IA. 8: Eneelsen. board Oh re- ...~
James Maher, board Of re- III
Es view ..s-.. 49, Il .LU
~ ~ T.. - 81 r. = %. 20
. : & - Coroner's Expense~
To Whom Issued and for Il; @s s51sa..
What Purpose. An1ountt
Aug. j. Johnson, burial of #FzsSss
Aarkin Angenson "a. s. s. 81 zsf 8. 10
Matt Johnson. deputy coron-
'er. death of +. johnson. s.. s 90
hire coronsr :. 49,. D. Z. 10 90
III g g
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02

letters from all sections OF tho Union
as TO The Lincoln resolution adopted
by the Confederate veteran msetsn.
here in June. 1; has strongly beau
repudiated-that President Lincoln
started tho War Betw cen the states
by Generai Julian y. Carr. head cr
the Veterans Association. colonel
Lee believes the Sens. If opportunity
arises, will bo equally as strong ia
reputation. but. as It * solely a,
matter for the seniors, the sons fec'
a hesitancy in advancing their v.owa.
Facts in the case ar" that the .aso
luton was pamphlet which 4 yot
eran got !ncorpC rated in other rescIu
lions during the closing hours OF tn.
veterans meeting, and. ii read. wa4
nnheard by The audience and Iele
gates. The matter was an uuCortu-
nate incident gotten through by an,
enthusiast. and has not been sunpor.
ed since its tenor became known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
BITUMINOUS INTERESTS
MEET IN CLEVELAND
LEY Associated prcss ]

IN HSNOCldl'u l'EtSS.
CLEVELAND oct. l.-ApproXi-
mately 100 representatives of btu
m!nous operators and miners from
Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Pcnns ylyania
and West Virginia will meet here
tomorrow to consider matters per
tanning to the coal industry. which
have been subducd since the mine
striE" ended and TO make arrange
ncnts for conference next Jan
uary. when miners wages at the coal
year beginning April /. 1928. are to
he formulated. Another purpose OF
the conference viii he To- initiate an
investigation OF the industry con-
currently with that to he carried on
by the fact-iindins commission to be
appointed by President Harding.
The conference also may recon-
mend representative union officials
and operators 10 places on the Prcsi-
dents coal commission. The hope
has been expressed on both sides that
the conference wi reach some
amicab!c agreement which will
enable them 10 reach Il wage a.lcc-
mcnt prior 10 next April, and thus
avoid another national coal strike
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
HEALTH HEAD ENDORSES
APPLE CONSUMPTION IDEA
Hopes October Will Mark Be.
ginning Of Fruit Habit
for Virginia.

Commenting on GovernO- Tripi-Ia,s
proclamation designating October a,
virginia Apple Consumption Month.
and TUESDAY. October a, -
,!onal Apple Day. DR.. Ennio, :: We,
liams. State health commissioned
gives n cordial indOrsemon, 81 ,h.
idea.
The apple" SAYS DR.. wiIli,ns
mot only is a mos, nutritious fr,,,
about cqual In food yaIno .n 49,
potato. hu, it's use produces ro-,aIn
effects that are highly dcsir,bi. =,
IS rich in potash salts and con,ains
lime and magncsla and cnrso,,,,n,,i,.
has certain regulatory func,ions +,
improves the blood and stimulates
secretions. Its acids are beneficial
10 the kidneys. and I, has mia -"
alive effect
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-02
DECREE 70
IN TAXABLE INCOMES
LnN Nssnclnl.n -

WASIIINGTON. oct Taxable in
com" + OF corporations fell OF hy
81 900 COO.0 during 1920. according
To complete internal revenue stats
tics made public tonight by Com
missioner Blair. y total net income
OF $7.aO2. 900. 900 was reported by 2C3.-
233 corporations. against which in
come taxes OF Si37 .500.0 600 and war
profits and excess profits taxes Of
sasS.T00.0OO were levied as compared
wiz total net income OF SILL
900 boo reported in 1919 by 03,G34 cor
porations against which total tax
OF S2.l75. 100000 was levied.
There were returns by $50 cor
lcrations in 1920. which reported net
income of $1,000. 900 and over $50 re-
ported from Sl.O00.000 TO $1,000. 600.
and l.l42 from 100000 TO 81 100000.
The number OF individuals who filed
income tax returns for the calendar
year 100 was 1859 .9+i. with an aggre-
gate net income OF S23.735, 600. 900.
and total tax OF SLOTS. 0G0. 900
which. as compared with 1919, show
cd growth of 1.227.000 in the num-
Der OF returns filed and an increase
in the total net income reported OF
S3S76. 600. 900. but decrease OF $194,-
100000 In the tax.