davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Other livestock

Il F. f+Fs
| ~ -, ,,,..rf ~ ~. - ~ =, :,
- 49, - =, st~
s,,, 1f5 IN, al 'si1 VI,
I fft. s5,,tl.,5-n 80 - ~,
~ $3.50 49,, ',T.i "a !.
5.., s., ,t.s.l, {,s.s z-, I 80
se u,
5.,si. naris.. yE,.aE a. ,se I.wsr g.sri
.tg.sr. eha5,I aad prifa4 49, 1e 3a@tIIYn
5y Il tg.64i s.fs.t l.&34 ND g,,,{S 54,,
+, 10 eo!s5f4.4,, .F5fl 14aslsttut s. 800 ,:,tl
ffiti.h4@r e4s+l.s bfsf..r& %5s-tt,< M ..sEy4
s ..f r4s h,,i:s Si .ss,,f, .49s '..s:,5y.
s.gtIff.r.i cows sIi,. ,f.,.s See,, MINER
I.#i.sses IN 1Aq4t,..55. y.#lS lt.},t Nina lttsIy.
| ..fs.|,f Sa 5.sff :ts fas.,.r sts,.ss. ytfgt~
taciSer stesr#. : >5e9s stae4.r e5w4 aFl,1
be5ftsre &t0t Sheen .f9d l4iytbs-- g.. ,l5is
| ia,ntst fsafis@t, s,ep&r ~ 5ut luSs.r; GOOD
10 he5fir.. la8lbS, S3et.tn; eull ara ,.r1p
| evss, S.4t, aHl ana COMMON ewes, 81 *
/ ts
| t1St-,SsATT J1na 10 Hogs
/ s.l,s5s 1in5 ts'4-ls.t rtfslv, flee,,$ts
i s ~ 5nI5liI s,fl tfsTaT aai ffssSra sio al
,{it.S sff ..f, ~ dES.f, rf4535et S,. ! ~.
1 sf1as ssI.5,yg, ,Htt. Rar@{rts I...nY'
t0:tpket5 ss.t,lg .rt.,...tHlly ,4,}ix. st,a#Ist
good "a cfaice vgais $tnf l0In Sheen. fttt.I
I#lau4hs neeailts Ssf, mHrirt s:~asss
Iswes, Sos. good tp ehsi,ts lambs. $i.s39
HMlf seconds. $50 10. lluS SGNts.
| fiIN ti.ASn. JnHr u I4as ls,
/ .p~.er worse re- mixed and iaa.fjiiIa.
f 1gai h .#,fit.s sll6f4l. ~: rongts $500,
u sfags Nj So, ttHttt, E9E.fpSe $50. l,Gar
l,,sls sseti,e ana stta.aE. '.lses Rer,,fI,ts
0afs railrh.f SLOW tol, Stf Shrer 'fnd
II l5Ifha iieee,,,ta 100, i4sTket wsak
tai,. Sia.
j rrar.y furv , -, .,
/ 1871 Gii = iowa june 49, iags--
Eestspts 1000 heaa l4ark", = ioE z, b; !,
deNl fal,ss o. ittcss Hs,''dof tt'.s','' hHi@
/ 81 saits ssts1t4 to.1. heaFS MiA4a, paeA'
lhS, s9fa 9.o3. attte keeeipts, 3ooo
tharAct' Meah anu lower; st'''FS anu var
VIZ, fssle; ~ t,h5G9'fs. >".ao,t 80
raa'l.rS ssa1,I f.cdi4Y cows and hnif'.rs
/ 81 saldE sb.a,tS .pnaafnts 400 nv, ,.ls,t
/ stns,.l,. ~. g. la,,.sr o00 '''''t nv
80, ,,,s1s,,,,a -
-. go !, =. saa ,ane he
J., 49, !, STOW 1efkeTs
I Z i'1a 80, p,sst s'tl"i mixed III ~
heasiss siiN. itsi~. a.iis -. -
JIM
/ 4 II 81, - i'p.ns St'nls, ~ cog
~. nutehne S r., =. t',a9 - h.i,ess
49, 9I cows, Ss-.'"1te 20 haliis, s4sl6ta
/ feeders, Saaa An mich COWS and sprlnssrs.
/ S,''et1a NzaiFes-@hecelplS, aooW market
| slow cull to cheicc Feais, S4fl ls'A Sheep
and lambs Receipts -iNM market act
i've; choice lambs, SiiooMloao; euH to
fair. $50 Lot yehrlings, s'Wt2, sheep.
S3fGS,
EAST ST. LOUIS. June 10 Hogs
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
IspIasAPoLIs rRoDEcE.

rrrs4-Fresh, &c I'atter-paekiny
st.Ik oMfTe roultry-Fuw le4,2:,c
ies.h0.ft falsls. lie; brofiers.fai to ~, lh.
slzp. 4Dc. braiiers under IL lbs, 3Je
iesH@rM LrDilsrs NJ discount cocks. .3c
.ttps he Young hen turks, lbs ana
mn asc old tenn turks, 23c; young tom
t1.fks T. It's al. 80 caN thin turkeys
~ &a..gea III Ky, ~ ana tip l6f, 9ic
,-eese. - lbs ard up. he. squads, II lbs
L, dozen, 50 a9au, old gasneas. pr dozen
Euttar- -Loea! dealers are paying $50
49, rer II TOR butter delivered In Inai-
n Hntterfat- -Local dealers are paying 35c
per III for battesfat Delivered In tndi-
gnapol.s.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

Funeral services for William parke
Haldeman, 50, city fireman who died at
his home, 1905 Rembrandt street. Safur-
day following m Illness Of one week. re-
sulting from stroke of paralysis, Will
be held at o'clock tomorrow at the
home. Burial will be III Crown Hill
Cemetery.
Mr.. Haldeman was born In Green Coun-
~. March Is, 1868. He came to Indian
apolis In 1884 and entered the service of
the indianapolis Street Railway Com
pany. He was employed by them for
eighteen years. He was appointed TO
the fire department III 1902 and was there
until his death. He was last with hose
company No. =.
lie married Miss Ella MAY Roberts,
Nov. 90, 1900. Besides the widow, he is
survived by four daughters, Mrs. En-
NETT Copenhaver, Mrs. Finer Willisun.
Mrs. George Deitz and Miss Ruth IGalae-
man and two sons, Otto and Charles. All
are residents OF indianapolis.
Among the fraternal organizations
which he belonged was the Capitol City
Masonic Lodge.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Births

HE ard Elena Conan. 5as West Mary
land girl
William and Lennte Harper, 4a5 South
Rural boy.
James and Ruth Eyster. 1876 West
Thirty Filth boy.
lie Roy ana Stella IIolstetn. fie5 East
Ohio, boy.
Clay ard Helea Rarneclo, Long Hos
t.aay ard Hazel Dalton, AZ Leeds.
Nilhert aud Marguerite Whitley, city
hu@pisaI by.
lieary and Carrie Caldwell. city hos
yital boy.
William and Della Boresteel IA North
Eel.Tiew. girl.
Terry and Pink!. Lewis. 1900 Miller,
girl.
Twelfth, boy.
Fleva and Mildred Deal Langley, boy.
Charles and Maurice Grit, I. Vincent's
Hospital, gfrl.
russell aud Alberta Miller, St Vincent
Hospital. girl
yirsil AID Mary Henderson. COL Mn
lsaaIn and Fannie Orr, CT East Mar
ket, girl.
Ahram and Margaret Walstein, IS
Virginia Flats girl
Louis and Jane Esstg, Oh North
Hamilton, hoy.
Albert and Bessie GaIbreath. 1915 Gar
field. boy.
wiltialn and Elias Destain. 1886
Morgan. girl.
ur.n and Edith stogle. 1855 Lambert,
girl.
Frank and Mary AnEriek. 4f5 South
John ana Margaret hraig. So South
Chase, boy.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Telephone Company
Wins Ft. Wayne Scrap

The TT Wayne city ordinance requir-
ing the Home Telephone Company to
Sign provisions Of m 1856 franchise be-
fore it would grant the company certain
concessions, WAS set aside today by the
public service commission. The fran
chise woald have become effective upon
repeal or amendment Of the State utfl-
ty law and the commission declared the
ordinance unreasonable"
The company had asked permission to
tear NJ some city streets for the purpose
of laying underground cables and had
ASKED other fators IF the cry. Tie pas
sage Of the ordinance followed and the
company appealed 70 the public service
commission
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

NEN fuRk, June 1.-THE market
vas again under pressure in short session
Of the New York Stock Exchange Satur-
DAY ana bears bnitded up a promising
short interest. which is expected To 20
land in hand with the easy money mar
ket next week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Ho0sier Motor CLUB
Makes Plea for Autos
for School Children

An appeal To members of the Hoo
sier Motor Club to place their auto
mobiles at the disposal Of the school
children of the city for the sight
seeing trip next Tuesday was made
today BY N. Z. Noblet, club secre-
tary. I'VE wish TO have our men,
bers cooperate IN this worthy movef3
ment," he stated. and make this APP
peal through the press 50 they may
call E. @. Snethen, president Of the
indianapolis Federation Of Com
munity Ciyic Clubs Main 11s0l not
later than Monday evening 10 receive
Instructions as 70 the time and place
Of reporting Tuesday. There should
hc several hundred Hoosier Motor
club ears in this drive and we hope
our big hearted members will not fail
to respond literally
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Marriage Licenses

.Toha j. Sullivan. a2e Hosbrook g.. :
Maude Orr, ass Hoshrook st...,....
Horace f. Dannee, CT Schiller ave. .
Victor b Wiaterath 43s3 sanders ave. .
John D. Wilson 2ool North Gale street
Leuore I Burton, 26l North psFshing
John P Resnsr, pa@ton. Ohio.
Mahalaa 5 TgIl o32 Z. Washington
Harry !. peisch, 5o3 North Alabama
Ethel c. Haupt, Southport. ...s-...
Virgil Haysss st. nownrv ave......
Mary s. Mcdonald 2o2 Downey ave.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
BILL REDUCES
SOLDIERS PAY
TO SCI MONTH
President Signs Measure Re-
storing Peace Rates
to Pay Roll.

Harding today signed the Wadsworth
Mckenzie BILL returning the Navy Army,
Marine Corps and Coast Guard Service
to peace time standards.
The bill, effective July !, slashes S14,-
154f 600 from the pay bill of the four
services. II reduces the $50 month war
time pay of private soldiers to S21
month, but grants many special allow
ances which might run the enlisted mans
pay as high as S157.;50 month.
The pay of officers ranges from $500
for new second leutenants or ensignS
up tosa maximum of 5000 for ma or gen.
erals and rear admirals.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Husband Murderer
Commits Suicide

TOLEDO. tune 1o-Mrs. carlessy
Tepp.r. -. who shot and killed her for
mar iHshaad, John Fl. Topper, prom
inenf Ohio restaurant owner. IN a restau-
raI5t here APRIL -, committed suicide to-
day hy drinking poison ii the general
hospital. WHERE she had been confined
since the shooting. She is believed TO
have been insane.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
80, 900 Gallons of
Old Wine Stolen

SANTA ROSA, Cal, June 1a.-Theft
IF "5.0GG gallons Of old wine from the
Daniel Teochint Winery here was discov-
cred today on the return Of the owner
from a week efl trip. Heavy iron bars
had been sawed and ten barrels and
twelve large pHncheens containing the
wine removed 81! trucks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
LIBERTY BONDS
In the Cotton Market

NEW YORK. Tune r. good ieal Of
selling developed Mt the opening O tie
cotton market today on poor cables and
az improved weather conditions over the
cotton belt
A. result. first prices dropped 80 70
y goints under Saturdays close
sellers, and Nsw' Orleans ana The trade
aisl must os tAc t8igtug
Ii tho belt over sunday and temperatures
Nsr. .i- htr.
Aft+r tAc start tie list held steady 1t
sti1lltIy above initial levels.
NEW YORK JHne t2.@oreninc. Cot
tan Prices itiIy - Ice. AG3n@t - cs
ortober, Il 93e ; December, 2i-tiSc; Jaae
tlafY, ITS, March,. n zoe: May, y lDc
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To Discuss Dismissal
Of Treasury Employees

WASHINGTON. June 1a-Recent dis
m!ssal Of Treasury employees ~ Revenue
Commissioner Blair Will lie discussed with
President Harding within the next few
days by Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
mry Elmer Dover, II was learned to-day
Dover IS understood 10 he Investigating
the discharge Of the men appointed By
him.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
CLEVELAND PRODUCE,

EssEf.ANo, June IL Butter Extras
f.s4i#,2iae prIats 4a4 t3tsc; fists, 4tht
gtAe: Ylekiag stocks lsdlsc. Eg9s-
ssf4si, -Tt3c 9tiio srsts 23i3f. western
tissfs a2@,c Cheese y ork State. 222l26t
.4e Poultry tus*ls 80 2,le troiIcrNt
s.lat tue. raoSfefs $50 lGe Potatoes. S5ag;
3, z.s. s.fe.s Il 80 pounds. Strawberries.
l-S.9t -. quar-
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Missouri Leads u. S.
in Watermelon Yield

WASHINGTON. June II IT. eo.n
mereial acreage II late ~atermslans III
eleven States IS estimated 1T 4s.7ao aeres.
according 70 rep"rts TO the Department
of Agriculture
Missouri with 1910 acres is the lar
gest producing State aud Oklahoma is
next with T31U.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
WEATHER CONDITIONS.

Tho disturbance which trayersed the
central valleys for several days causing
unsettled weather In the eastern half of
the country has passed northeastward TO
tho lower st. Lawrence, and since sun
day morning has caused showers In belt
from the middle Mississippi Valley to
New England. Elsewhere except In sec
lions OF the middle and west Gulf coast
the weather has been generally fair. IT Is
warmer over much of the western high
land region. and little cooler between
the Great Lakes and tile Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Rivers. In the central valleys
temperatures near or above the seasonal
average are general.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK sIGARs.

NEW YORK. Jane 1S.--Raw sugars
were steady III trading on tie market
here today. 1ilbas Ware quoted a; i.blc
per III. duty raid, aud Porto R!cos ut
i5ae pr ih, duty free. delivered Re-
flied sugars We're rather quiet, fine granu-
lated being quoted al 5.eDM6c and No.
soft ut ..40dt550c per III.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
INJURED IN COLLISION.

yISCESNEs, Ind June 1o-W.
Thomas Barnett, 90 Wabash avenue,
Terre Haute was painfully cut and
bruised today when his automobile
struck one driven rs Mrs. Harry Rrawn
Of Eincennes. Barnett's ear tur4ed over
twice.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

LIVERPOOL, June 1e-Therc was q
fair spot demand fer cotton Ia trading
IN ne market here today Prices were
flrfa and saIea ,lase ia a.eo1 bales
American mtatl,tags, fair. 1t2ad good
iniddisags Is .4ld fully mdditnss, i99le,
utf,ldlugs, L lid low, t2,Sld good or
ordinary, 4 1851 ordinary, lGa6a
Futures were firm during the entire
market session.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK COFFEE.

NEW YORK. June II Coffee was
steady on the exchange here today, open
ing options being 2 points higher TO
points Iawcr Rio No on spot sold
at l14mllase per pound.
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HAY MARK EFT.

The following are the indianapolis
prices for hay, By the wagon load, de-
yjsrred In Indianapolis:
Hay Loose timothy SlS@20; mixsi
hay. sls4ia baled hag, slsMl9,
oats New, per bushel. 42I45c.
,arn Both old and new. per bushrl,
a9GI{iSc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK CALL MONEY.

NEN YORK, Jliu, H. MaiseN IA Hil
money ruled 3 peer ceat. high 81 Ter
cent iaw. - per cent IlIiie rates aulrt.
taI4t4 FER rIlt Time mercantile iapsr,
aniet sterling EAtshsLse asls strear,
with business III tanAers bills at si43fi
for dtflia nd
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
ro,rno srED AM GRAIN.

TOLEDO. JUNE 10 ~Gloverseed-sa ash.
St5: October. Sti3o; December, Sll.5a.
hi.ik, Cash. Nl'.a. August. ST. Dcto-
nor 81. - Timothy Cash. So septem-
f.er s. IN: October. Sassu. Wheatz-cash.
~ 2G tta.e lfAs Ialy, 81 LIN. torn
t*ft.M tstSf fi;a Dat> Cash. log i2cs Rye
cash az Barley tash, TIE
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK HIDES,

NEW YORK, June u. Hides were firm
In trading on he exchange here today.
native steer hides selling ut 15iac and
pound.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK METAL MARkEr.

NEW YORK June 12.-Copper- Easy
june and July offered. 1890. Lead
Easier: spot, June and July, 565d15.eOc
Spelter- steady; spot. June aad July
3II2M5.45c.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Deaths

James II Hale, ca, Garfield rark,
stfauguIatien.
Rosa Edwards, IS. Methodist Hospital.
peritonitis-
EarI R. Forcy. days. 1910 Charles,
premature birth.
Fred NJ. Miller, IS Central Indiana
Hospital. naress.
Charles Gordon Barley, SO. Methodist
Hospital acute nephrttis.
Joseph Allerdice, 90, 1924 Park. cere-
ltral apopte2y.
Andrew Jackson Reel, sc, LIT Shelby.
IrLerio srlerosis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK RICE.

NEW YORK. June 12- Rice was IN
changed on the market tony, domestic
selling at 34 M7a4c per pound.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEyy YoRK PETROLElM

NEW YORK, June 12-- Petroleum
prices were firm In trading on the mar
ket today. Pennsylvania crude petroleum
again sold at $3.50 per barrel.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
WAGON WHEAT PRICES,

I indianapolis -four mills and e4eyators
yesterday were paying SLIT per tusnel
for No. red winter wheat; $113 for No.
red winter ana according to test Tor
No. red winter.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
WHOLESALE BEEF PRICES.

The following are todays wholesale
prices for beef cuts as sold on the In
siianapolis markets Of Swift Co.:
Ribs--No. 2. lie; No 3. 13. Loins-
No. 2 Zoe: No. 3. DC. Plates-No. 2. &c
No. 3, &C..
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
NEW YORK WOOL.

NEW YORK. June 12.-Wool values
were firm on the market here today
prices OF the last week being well main
tanned.
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eIEAkENG norsE srArENENT

NEW YORK June ~ Exchanges
s3s l..pt9n; balances. s7o.SeaeUs4. Federal
Reserve Bank credit balances, SIS. st'o, 60.
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Weather

The following table shows the state OF
I he wea ther at a. m, June Il. as OBJ
served by Z. S. Weather Bureaus:
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

For instance cotton has advanced about
100 points or SIS per bale from its recent
trading area and sugar Is in new high
ground for the year Sugar stocks have
been strong and active during the past
several weeks in anticipation OF the
strong summer demand for tht staple.
The Sinclair Pipe Line report for the
month of May shows crude oil runs 81
2.g45u00 barrels. which is gain Of 1913,
500 over May, 1921 Deliveries were LIT,
D00 barrels, an increase of $4,000 barrels.
The financial community can again fig
ure on the North American steel Issnes,
now the Lockwood committee tempest In
teapot has blown over. The inyesti.
CATION proved good advertising for the
six company" merger. and also for q
leading steel interest. So far 1t prom
Uses 10 other results.
Organization Of the Industrial Motors
Corp oration has been completed and trad
lug in the stock will be started probably
In few days. This corporation is d con
solidatien Of the Atlas and Selder truck
companies, and il negotiating fol the
acquisition Of several other truck and
truck parts manufacturing cempanies -
Copyright, 1922, By Public Ledger Com
pany.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

STANDARD OIL OF INDIANA.
Sales for day, 1900 shares.
Open, fIOh high, 1874; low.
1927: close. 1885,.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
JoSES CLOTHES.

William Compton. 4tGh West Washing
ton street reported to the police that
thief entered his room and took new
suit of clothes. Compton said he paid
ST. 50 for the suit, but had not even had
1t on.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
Cry Thomson 4 Mckinnonl

NEW YORK TuRPENTINE.
NEW YORK, June IL. Turp.ntine sold
/ 95e per gallon In trading on the mar
ct here today.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12

j. H. ARLINGTON.
Meteorolosist. Weather bureau
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
corn AND WHEAT nr1LFr1y.

For the twenty four hours ending at
a m NnndaI luna L. l4..2
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-12
TWENTY srocKs AVERAGE

NEW YORK, June ia.-Tweniy In
dusfrial stocks Last Saturday aver
aged $500 of 40 per cent. Twenty
actssc rails averaged s3.e5. off IL per
cent.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-20
POPULAR SONGS

Just Like Violin.
Good Mornin' (lt's Mighty
Good to &c Home).
Nora Bcyes, Coincidence.
A-3669 l0-inch Use
I'm the Black Sheep of Dear
Old Dixieland.
The Yankee Doodle Blues.
Van ard Schenck,
Comedians.
A-366S Io-inch 75c
Away Down South.
Send Back My Honeyman.
Marion Harris,
C0medienne.
A-3s59 1O-inch Use
If | Can't Have You I Don't
Want Nobody AT All.
Lonesome Long;n' Clues.
Dolly Kay, Comedienne.
A-3664 10-inch Use
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-20
PLANS or CHILD ", ELFARE
COMMISIO " ARE MADE
PUBLIC BY MISS HAZELETT

zion OF new provisions, which will
alleviate certain Ills which exist to.
day. One of these is due to the fact
that all hut a few of the counties
are maintaining county poor farms.
valued at from $4,000 to $105 .00e.
These are maintained for a verv
small number Of persons One coun-
ty poor farm valued at $4,000 has
three inmates supported at per
capita cost of $685. per year. These
inmates are so, So and "a years of
age
approximately one seventh of
the population of the poor farms OF
the state are children. being brought
up in conditions and environment
that does not make for the proper
mental and physical development.
We will recommend laws which will
forbid placing children in these poer
farms
Would Consolidate Poor Farms.
I'VE will suggest a plan for con.
solidating these poor farms and re-
ducing the number One in each
congressional district, for instance,
would be q great improvement They
would then be managed al a decided,
ly smaller cost per capita to the
counties, to say nothing of cutting
down the overhead expense of the
individual poor farms"
Miss Hazletts address was we'll
received and comment following hes
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-09-20
RECOMMENDS / CENT
TAX ON GASOLINE TO
DEVELOP HIGHWAYS
Hallanan Would Also Bar
~ CarnivaIs From State.

Charleston. Sept. 19.-West Vir-
ginia has taken a long step forward
in clarifying its taxation system but
still has yeXatious problems to solve
in revising its revenue laws to fit
existing conditions according to the
annual report Walter S. Halanan,
state tax commissioner, which has
Just been filed with Governor f. F.
Morgan.
The report. covering twenty-one
typswritten pages, deals extensively
with the property revaluation policy
inaugurated by the tax commissioner
this year, explains the workings of
the inheritance, sales, and business
professional taxes. and urges a con-
stitutional amendment to limit lev
les and classify all property for tax
etion
Recommends Gasoline Tax.
A gasoline sales tax of one cent
q gallon is recommended by Mi.
Hallsnan, in the report, which says,
in this connection;
II wish to make ii understood de-
finitely that my suggestion Of a spec
ial tax on gasoline consumption IS
not for the purpose of adding any
new tax directly. but rather for the
specific purpose OF relieving property
OF burden that it must otherwise
bear"
1t is pointed out that one CT the
heaviest financial drains on the
state resources is the extensive de-
', tC[ n,,I
that as good roads primarily are Of
greatest benefit 10 the pwIGrs of mo-
tor driven vehicles such a tax is not
unjust The report adds that a gas
oline sales tax is now in operation
in thirteen states OF the Union.
Would Bar carnivas.
The report recommends that car
nivals and other itinerate shows OF
that class be barred from appear
ance in the state. by making tho IL
cense fees prohibitiye. Most of
these shows, the report says, travel
from place to place and fleece the
public" 1t is asserted tlat such
shows carry and operate gambling
devices and bring other unwholesome
Influences to communities where
they appear.
Among the recommendations
made are the following:
See property revaluation as step
towards more just and equitable tax
alton.
Urges gasoline sales tax OF one
cent per gallon.
Advocates constitutional amend,
ment limiting tax levies.
Points out great expense made
necessary by Virginia debt judgment,
good road bond issue and burning
OF state house.
In connection with license taxes
would bar carnivals and other shows
OF that nature.
Declares classification Of all prop
erty for taxation vital TO uncover
hidden wealth that now escapes levy.
Explains workings OF business
professional and Inheritance tax.
Shows yield o, nearly two millions
OF dollars from business profession
al tax.