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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Public is Amazed at
Continued Enormous
Demand for Tanlac

rte-aod f.ilnss, stats that They Nave
bcru entirely rsiI.vd ~ thss distress.
Inn symptoms and rstorsh 70 hsNlth AN
happiness by taking Tshjac
Tanins has never besn advsStiss0 ~
n cure.niI or that 10 would perform ~.
r.urd Of wondsrA Ths advartislnO ~
b.au olcsn, strniEhtforward and ceA-
eeryntive.. Actual facts and Figures
rnyr been stated and ststsd 10 A'vuA
burincsnIIks way that has oorpH1noe
cd tho confidence OF all In tho constfv'
atIvo claimH set forth. r
Tho enormous demand for TAAlAS y
duo 10 marit RlOno. for 10 amount "
ndyortIninE would contlpns 70 eeii ~
article that does not pohsass reel MenL
TInIcrr full value ,indsrInys the ArttslO
advertised, tho advsrtising will .vlp-
mntely fall Of It's own weight. "toe
can fool romo OF tho people sons %
the tlrnc, but you can't fool All Of ~
people all tho time"
Tshlnc hns been we'll Advertised. y ~
truo. but such large and rapidly GroM.
Ing demand could not be brought abete
by advertising alone. II In what ~
people themselves say that couptA Or
bottle OF Tanlac In sold In q nei9hbof.
hood through dvsrtisinE. but tsnNefe
are sold in that Bame community ~
result of the sale OF that first hoetle
and that In why Tanlac hss successes
People arc always willing 20 Alk Soeut
their ailments but they arc more -
rlad to tell Others Of the medicine thAe
helped them. II is somethiaG my
could not keep to themselves II thsy
tried, for the impulse TO sympsthies
with you feliowmsn and want p hs'D
Him IA one Of tho strongest. ~ Neli -.
one OF tho biggest, things In hurnAh nA-
turc.
Tint is tho reason why the people %
avery section Of the United states -
Canada, have become TO speak 81 INA.
lao M the Worlds Greatest Tonic, eA1A
that 10 tho reason why the demand ~
mi, remarkable medicine has grovu ~
such proportions that II II almost -
possibls 10 Keep dealers supplied. s.,
ranlsn In sold IN wheeling BY ~
uogo. Davis Drug Co. and ~ lsAAsA1
drnx9iHta eyerywhoro%-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

Tsasn,ly, The sum at tteesa III 40
agis Tay tbs sits. ~
ntas.s BatsseA tH4,
H.da,s.. last Hisht IGsesa ~ aAtvn1p|l
Int. r..aL Wlldma~a SASS hsgs
napl.d m . lsss- 1h-N,lv ~ 49,
.n.t aHa MhI, Ws'rhsha'ss, Wy,lL
L.,s'. sIsA.ty ~. slss sWlsfsN ~
~. use ~ at.istos kets yW me W.
mrs l-u smp'y h.bdsa, syia.unt
IN s"n'rh ~ m,h-y only "a. III
DsAtA MI ~
Mrs 1li.u Martin tt,iinpt ~seee
hobart ~ Hilnn. entered Into rest u
HON, on Sunday after = pfolonHee III 4
nsa- she was ~ ysers, of ASA - 4
pufvived hy two daughters, ore 30 e43.4.g;
one brother. n ~
I. Mrs. Emma l.. Davidson. Wits Of -
ort G. Davidson. died ut her hOUea
Knoxville Road after IN illness. ~ 4
years. She was 80 years Of 49,
husband and three children 'sufviySeA
Carl Justin Mildner. son Of NJ
Mrs, Henry Mildner, died at he
ilS residence here today. agsd ~
Norman Paul LappSft, vel m
employs of tho La Belle Iron ~
died 1t his homo here today. fouow
a I'VE days illnesA Aged y 49, ~
Tho January grand jury convenSN
forenoon and will likely b In
several weeks as Prosecutor btA9
pearce announced that there are -
murder cases to be lbveStigatsa- ~
knights Of Columbus now humeH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
STEUBENv|lLE

HIeubonVilla. O.. Jan. b--rim ciiberl-
aon snd IImoIi Dunhia. arrested here
Saturday night 40 ihay htsppud on
lItsb,pnh train with four hand SaHs
fuit ~ bonded whiahpy. made al on"ft
today 10 sVade tho sim mo that was
ospa"tah from Mayor Frank Hawkins.
while awaiting trial IN papdr'H court
they wont before Justice Arthur German
and on, oraJ . plea ~ guilty 10 Trans
porting AMI drew a nhhi me and whom
oalied In poIlca court. oontandsd through
their attorney that they had already
been nned for tho ofronse. Mayor Iinw-
kIna held both under $500 bond for
hearing on ThurHdaY and will In tho
meantime determine Cshethcr or not no
has tho legal authority 20 assess an
other mo In Wow Of the fact that the
arrsatinE officers failed to fllo an anil
davit until this afternoon.
Inspected sitss
AdJutant General George A. Florence
arrived In tho city today and In com
pany with G. Il. Wisener and other
members OF the city committee on
securing a location for the new armory
TO be built here. inspected several sites.
The general was impressed with TWO
sit.s available for the purpose ana VIII
submit HIS report Ia Columbus Iater'
Tho now arm0ry IL To he provided Tor Il
battery OF nsld artillery organized mere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

ah,ni iiln.ss wa. held at ~ l"h" "
,.,n.ii. ..u.,n sssie.l"g ""''"'"H 49,
:. ,hn,L raihs. . ~ s"h"""-" ~"
.i.,4i nu.i"i s-"n .."'I'- 80 Ei''""' al
var .sn"'.,y ~" 'I'''"""" :" $50
vIv-a Ly h., hr.I","h ""d 81" ih'h'''"
A.-.-i Ui.-- pI"E
I,.h.,,.,i. IT,, ,h., n,,,u"i rirg ~ 'h"
s.rl., ,I--- 81 I'"l"" IiIrh "h""' -"
L.i,, hold ,I,Ir --rb nu'I -" 'rr' y"
,asIua much In,-,"a'. 1h"y "Sr"'' I"
MI, on on, ~ tho host class plnyH "v"r
,,t.mr,,d by ANY rlnas ~ this ""h""'.
and resiIse TIM, thny cpn only n"""'np-
Ir-h hts by ,nhlug ln'eroE, IN III" r.
hcnrrnlu Tho playlct viii probably no
rrssrnicd ucyt month
Important Council Meeting
Tho appointing of night lmr''nnh
10 surc. cd tho lato Ofn"rr bI'"nn"l' W
only ono Of tho several Important nnt-
tcrs to be Rntcn up ut tho regular meet
Ing OF city council this evening. sew
oral applications have bccu rocc'V'h Tor
this position but chief or Police Al
Lnnders has not mado rec"hm'h""-
ton 90 far, and tho matter VIII prop
ably be left entirely to council. ne
sides appointing new ofhCer' tue NUT
ter OF purchasing new fire apparatsuS
will be up for discussion at TINS even
ing's meeting.
Pay Day At Mill
Today Is pay day At the Whceins
steel md Iron RHL the men VIII DO pHid
by check today instead of being given
cash AN was formerly the custom. lie
sides the change In paying ther EN-
pioyea the lochI officials nave changed
tho nay days from the ovory "thcg Sat
nh ar
month. Tho payroll win b1 rather small
THE week as many OF the employees arc
Idle.
rythians Met
An InIpoTtnn mouiing UT Evening htAr
lodge No 10 knIGhIa Of fythinn was
hold la the lodge i""'"n lnhi """nl"E
A number nI important unnIt"iu woI" M
for diu,usrInu nud "a E',"d attendance
wan ,.,o,d,d hfInI tho hutlnUas nnn
sIun waa ovor. nIn"hora wor" ro"nnh "nh
n general u""I Iln," w"s imduluoh !" hy
tho Ineul'oIs pI"hcnI
HsErV Club Danos
Tho nrsi l"n'" 81 ~" Y""' y" u" H''""
hy tho KoI'y club WIN l." h"lh III 'h"
Nrmory lIrN Mpln sl'""t 90 lhe
nigh, Of january 2iih RI" DAM" COM
mittun was appointed NJ III" meeting
held IN thcIr clunro"un T"h"rhny ana
definite plans for ~" nnnlr rr" now
under way. ThlH wlll,ho tho hrst social
event to ho given hy his popular young
mems club for some tim" ana ihcy arc
planning IL very clnb"ra'" nilnir \
popular local orchestra Will furnish the
music aud II Will be HtTiCtly invitation
ariIur
Pinanoo Committee Net
The regular meeting of the hnance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

Ynnsas CITY Star-"i3:i will reward
flxhtsrs's 10 . popular slogan, but e1-
EmpSrov Chafies's principal mistake
was sls absurd presumption that tho
fieeAA Included kings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
BENWOOU
Martina Funeral Services

Funeral sorvices for tho lato Fllomcn.
Martina, wife or Frank Martina. OF lOsS
High atroet who died at tho Glendale
hospital Saturday morning following u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
MCMECHEN


rho Io,nI Man aud W"men's hlhl"
oIs "a OF tho ChriH,lsyt church h"lh NOV
monthly buEln"ua nDd social n""nl"n !"
tho church ppTlurE last evening IhH
busInras FOR tho m"nth wa" dlHI"S"h Of
and tho evening was thcn spent In var
tpua entertainments. Tho mon ia"
charge Of ,he entertaining. and very
pleasant evening was spcnt by th"Ho
preasnt. At late hour rcfreHhmentS
were served.
Coy Scouts Meet
rho local Boy Scouts hold a special
meeting last evening at tho h. T.. church
for the purpose OF mnking plans to tax"
nnrt In the Perfect Membership cam
paisn to start at the NJ. E church yam
day, The Scouts ARE to take an Import
ant part In the drive, Following tho
business meeting the evening was spent
in drilling. under tho leadership OF
scout naster MlS.
10. Elect oTassrs
The btOckhuldeTs OF tho tcMachen
toe T. Storage company viii h"ld meet
I,,, al I.aO u',i0,k l., the p0st"fnce huiid
Ing ihIs sVaninh, f"I al" purpose ar
ciu,iinH uIh.e,h fn uho '"'"I"s yeas
u. IrnIa viii eisn 10 heu'd az I"' yeas
,,o.k .nd y,",h I"id ""i f"' ~" """'l"s
an, IIl. - 10 Gu az i,"r',i""i moot
tor ond al al""Lh"id,'" 90 '"T""a'"h
T." be i'"na"'
ksA.akss nsisfs
Me hhn E"hi 10 sr"nhl"r ""'"""'
eff days wi,h ,.i,'Iv"r -, il''"h"'sh
n,a I1vs,d nieln heh 's'u'h"h '"
Ln, hn,rr 81 Ci"v"lnnd Nn"' Waiting '"I
aiivor here.
! q Murphrr. "r M"urdrylil" ro" /"
husluuns visitor here y"r,e'hhY
NInu U-i~u Iflbha hnH r",urn"d h""H
affair vIsI'Inv her SLATER 81 I'it'HhurRh.
AIRS CLYDE rrsncir 81 r.ii"ire wan
,h, rus,i 81 rrionda hero y"p'rTday
kiirr I.u,llo kcrn IN nllahtp III nj h"r
homo on Tcuth street,
Donald Uoyn"idn has returned I" Ii't'
hu,gh CuivcrnltY. after FrohdinE inc
wceh end with HIS parentr here"
Mr. and Mrs CIydo Shnrp hnvo re-
turned 10 tholr homo ut wheeling. htt"r
sp.udlng povsral days with friend" here.
Mrs 4. e. Scott. OF Marshall street
vnr whiting friends In MoundHvll'o yoH-
t"rday.
Mrs L.. u. Evcrlle II improving nicely
nj her homo on GARFIELD Htrret.
Mlra virginia I.ukcna han returned 10
Rothany College, after HpcnhinE mo
week end with her parents hero.
Mra Harry Korng Is quito III NJ her
home on Ninth Htto"t
MIR. and Mrs clifford Manon hnNo TO
turned TO their homo Mt Powhathn. after
visiting friends here.
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knights Of Columbus now humeo
moro than 100000 In the new world 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
Pay Day At Mill


An ImpoTtnni meeting UI Evening h'Af
Lodge No 10. kniGhiH or fp'hI"n was
held la the lodge i""'nn lhni "Nnh'hB
A number Of Lup"iIhnl n"'t"iu w"i" NJ
Tor dlnuupri"n hnh " E""h attendance"
~us Io'o'd'd hfioi tho hntlh"sH ""'
sIun was ovor pIn"hora wo'" pornoh "nd
n general good iluo woe lu'lnlnod !" nv
tho IneIul,oIs pI Uncnl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
ORGANIZED LABOR
TRIES TO CRUSH
j. S. RAIL BOARD
Tribunal Seeks Enactment of
Law to Forestall Drastic
Action by Toilers.
BY WILLIAM y. LOSH.
O.. T.. stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-with
organized labor avowedly out to
abolish the railroad labor board in
the forthcoming tilt in congress over
extensions of its powers. friends Of
the board are preparing a program
Of Improvements for the tribunal
10 submit 20 congress as soon as IL
cOnvenes
Claiming hat the board has never
since its creation been more than
I a battle-ground for selfish contend
I ing interests" because of deficiencies
in the law creating it, these propO-
nents of the board have drafted a
I two-ply program. enactment OF
which viii be sought fOrestall the
drastic action desired by labor
/ Primarily, a set of fundamental
principles a sort Of "bill of rights"
setting forth the rights Of labor,
the railroads and the public IN all
disputes brought before the board
vii. be asked Of congress. This is
deemed essential as a foundation on
which the board viii base all its de
cisions and Indispensable for con-
tinuity of policy. just as the consti
tuition is the foundation Of all judi
/ cal decisions and the source of a
single standard of administering JUS
/ ficc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
Cops K out Lad,
IL, From Bed In
Barn; NotO Jailed
Tramp Seen by Farm Hands
Proves to be Youthful
Resident of City.

Police have in their custody the
youngest tramp"
a .'vag' by knowledge and exper-
fence. weary Willie" by oCcupa-
uon. the lad whose name is with
held. is said 10 qualify as the young
est member Of the Affiliated order
of Hoooes. He was Thursday night
routed out of a hay-mOW in the barn
ll the Srudebaker summit farm four
l..c> west ON the Division ST. rd.
Tenants of the farm complained
to the police that a tramp had been
occupying the barn for the past sew
eral nights. They would discover
him at o'clock i'm the mornings
when they were about their chores
Motorcycle Policemen O. Hamil-
tom and Bates made visit to the
barn and digging into the hay routed
out the hoy. Frail. but five feet IN
hclghth and weighing SO pounds.
he admitted living by what he could
pick up I'm the day time and made
use Of The barn GO sleep at nights
Frank wa-5 taken 90 the county
JAN for The balance If the night.
Juvenile Omcer w Z. Miller will
question the lad before he IFS given
rto the custody % MS parents. who
live here
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
HEIRESS SPURNS
EUROPEAN LOVER
FOR CART0ONIST
Niece of Bet EN- a Million
Gates to We'd Scion of
Illinois Undertaken.
BY JAMES l.. KILGALLE,N,
q. y. :. stan Cnrrcsnnndentl

CHICAGO. Nov. 1O.-Deuora An
gell, 19-year-old heiress TO the
s35.OOO.O 600 estate left by John w.
Gates, who is engaged to marry
Lester Morris. 21-year-oId son of St.
Charles, H., undertaken, is going to
have "just a simple wedding" she
declared today
It won't be church wedding
either Just a quiet, honey sort of
ain affair Wanda Blanchard. a girl
hood chum. will play the wedding
march. Testers family. and Del
loras too, will be present The only
other guests Will be boys and girls
i'm town that both Lester and Dellora
know.
And when they are married. ac-
cording &c Miss Angel. theirs Will be
a quiet simple hfe-in a bungalow.
She won't have any maids 70 run
her home On second thought. how
-ver. she said she Will have one. just
che. maid '-"Old Chesty." her
Swedish serv!tor who has been in the
family for years.
No chauffeur. She wants 70 drive
her own car
st. Charles is my real home" she
said. Il know everybody here-and
evcrybody's just fine s.. Charles i
my idea OF home"
The neice OF Bet En- a Million"
Gates has just returned from a trip
abroad. She could have married a
title but
Always Liked Les.
There was Lester she always
did Ike "Les''-ever since they met
II years ago when she was IN fourth
grade and Les was In sixth.
There's nothing strange about our
romance" said Dellora. I'VE jusi
love each other"
Les by the way, Is making good.
He IS a cartoonist FOR the Hamilton
ian. published IN Chicago.
The" bungalow for two" plans arr
now getting thorough going over
oy Dellora and Les. one thing has
been decided. Les IS going 10 have
a studio, because he's going TO be
"awfully. awfully busy"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
Local Girls in
School Sponsor
Building Plans
South Bend Young Women
and Other Students Find
Way for Funds.

Miss Lydia Rose of 1874 Park av.
and Miss Benner Maus OF 1922 Lin
coin way w. students at the Ma
tional kindergarten and Elementary
College, are leaders IN a plan orig
mated in college dormitories 10 raise
funds by a cut rate" chOre list as
their part toward rebuilding the col
lege in Evanston, according TO word
received today from Chicago. head
quarters of the national campaign to
erect in Evanston, H.. a national
college of childhood"
To help raise the $4,000 neces-
sary to relocate and enlarge the
college, 300 girls-future kinder
garten teachers and mothers-drew
up the following price list" 10
gather in dimes quarters and half
dollars ordinarily spent in shops off
The college campus Stockings will
be darned for cents and 3 cents
shoes cleaned for and 10 cents,
light washing and mending done at
reasonable rates and a round"
curl produced ct 40 cents
The price list offers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
HARDING HASTENS
ACTION ON SHIP
SUBSIDY MEASURE
NJ M b ers of Sixty-Seventh
Congress Prepare to Speed
to Washington.
BY III. IA. REYNOLDS.
q. y. -. Staff COrresDOndent.O

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1O.-While
members of the ssth congress plan
ned today TO hurry back TO Wash
.ngton for the extraordinary session
called for Nov. 90, Pres't Harding
began the preparation of the spec
ial message he is to deliver to the
senate and house on the opening day
in support of his demand for innrne-
date enactment of the admin .stra-
dents views on the shipping legisla-
ton. Congress and leaders are al
ready acquainted with the Presi-
dents views on the shlrpingl egisla-
ion, so with this fact IN mind Hard
ing plans TO emphasize in his ad-
dress the necessity of passing the
merchant marine bill before a new
congress robs the administration of
its present form. dable majorities in
both the senate and house.
Through agreements reached be-
tween the President and house lead
ers before the election. the house
IS pledged 10 vote on the shipping
bill AZ the forthcoming extraordi-
nary session and IL was the general
expectation in congressional circles
that the legislation would be passing
by the house and sending in the sen
ate for Dec. 1. The President will not
NIT himself. however, IN his mes
sage 10 merely pointing out the roll
teal exigencies which make speedy
action on the ship subsidy neces-
sary from the administration view
point. but Will make ar effort 20
IMPRESS congress Of the importance
* government financial aid for the
development and maintenance OF the
American merchant marine. No new
arguments IL support OF the ship
ing leg station viii be advanced in
iarding's address. but he will reiter-
lte and enlarge upon his PREVIOUS
public and private utterances
More than a week will elapse be-
fore the flying 67th congress gets
back 20 Washington, and the Presi-
dent Is not expected TO complete his
special message until he has discuss
ID the legislative situation with the
republican leaders Of the senate and
house
Most OF them will return early
next week. and Will be summoned
20 The White House 70 report 20 the
President on the outlook for favor
able action on the merchant marine
biz.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
MYSTERY WOMAN
ASSISTS POLICE
IN THIEF CHASE
Cops Break Up Two Robber
Gangs After Exciting
Chase In New York.

NEW YORK. Nov. 10.-One man
was killed and two desperate Grim
inal gangs were declared broken
I'D when 100 policemen In com
rnandeered taxtcabs. followed by a
woman in a Limousine staged a
running battle with bandits shortly
before last midnight in lower Man
haitian. The thugs were charged
with three kidnapings and liquor
thefts.
Scores OF shots were exchanged.
The chase ended when the woman
who joined the chase Cor the fun
OF It" and refused TO identify her
self 10 police, they said, chased one
fugitive into a Chinese laundry and
captured him as he was attempting
10 buy a disguise. Police today
nabbed a notorious gunman known
as Mike the Bum" who is alleged
to have led the bandit gangs that
staged the thefts and kidnapings
which set down town New York in
an uproar last night.
The robbers, according 10 infor-
nation to police. made arrange
ments 70 purchase so gallons of al
cohol from bootleggers near an east
side garage. After they had loaded
the alcohol. they yanked the boot
Ieggers dnto their car and started
racing away. One kidnapped man
jumped and gave the alarm.
Police reserves started after the
bandits in mass formation. Pur-
suers and pursued raced through
streets with the roar of motor ex-
hausts mingiing with pistol volleys.
Andrew Mchaels, laborer. alleged
TO have been in a bandit car, top
pied to the street a bullet through
his head. He died Immediately
after reaching a hospital.
Policeman Eugene O'Connor and
other officers who took part in the
fight, were at loss TO understand
why the mystery woman" took
the lead in the chase after the out
laws. She was fashionably dressed
and wore expensive furs, the police
said. Before they knew what was
going on, she had raced IN ahead
OF the police cars, taking dangerous
chances time and again.
A dozen times her car swerved
around corners on two wheels as
she dashed back and forth on side
streets, heading off the escape OF
the fleeing men and apparently un-
mindful of the revolver volleys.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
FRIENDS OF BONUS
GAIN AS RESULT
OF LATE ELECTION
New Congress l. Expected TO
Act Favorably on Compen-
sahOn Measure.
BY LAURENCE NJ BENEDICT
~. y. stan Cnrresnnndentl


WASHINGTON. Nov. 1O.-The
new congress VIII override any
presidential veto OF the soldiers
oouns bill. thus assuring tits enact
ment. Il was revealed today BY a
comprehensive tabulatton by the
United Press OF adjusted compeusa-
ton strength In the senate elected
Tuesday.
a careful poll Of the senate IS II
Will be constituted after next March
4. based on votes OF the old senator's
IN the present congress and on
pledges made by the new members
durivy the campaign show that s.
senators are IN favor OF adjusted
compensation, - ara against and
the position OF two are unknown.
4 total or 81 votes for tho bonus
Is three more than two-thirds OF the
senate the number required %
override a veto.
In the house. which overrods
Pres't Hardings veto Of the meas
ure last September shortly before
the senate blocked the measure By
sustaining the executives objection.
sentiment Is stiI overwhelmingly IN
favor OF the bill
The Democrats gained nearly rs
seats In the lower branch and ths
majority OF these are known 20 be
for the bonus.
The soldier bonus IS certain to bs'
reintroduced shortly after the con-
vening OF the new congress. which
probably w1lI be called into epeoial
session shortly after March 4. 1928.
The measure also viii be intro
duced again in the present congress,
but Il Il extremely doubtful 4 ~
can be enacted during the few re-
naming months OF the current ses-
sion.
legion Active.
The American Legion. greatly en-
cOuraged by the increased ma5ori-
ties for the measure in both houses.
and the favorable votes for the state
bonus IN Illinois, Iowa, Kansas.
Montana and probably Oklahoma,
is preparing TO launch a new drive
for the federal bill
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11
SCOTLAND WAGES
VALIANT FIG HIT
FOR FREEDO M
Highland Resounds With APP
peals 10 Cast Off Bonds
Of Britain.
BY r. 4. WRAY.
a.. y. =. stat COrrespondcnD

LONDON Nov I0.-Scotch ma
uonausts are taklne advantage Of the
present British political struggle 20
renew the campaign for Scotch in
dependence. although indications to-
DAY are that % WIN De a long time
before scotland follows ireland IN an
a-ere sive attempt 20 break away
entirely from The United Kingdom.
Under leadership OF the scots Ma
tOnal League or which Hon. T..
E-sk.ne. of MARI Is president. AVG
orous campaign - being carried on
ln every highland village
scotch natioualists claim that the
English are milking Scotland, ana
that she IS without fair Representa-
tion Rural scots are being driven
from their homes, 10 is claimed. 90
make way for hunting preserves oil
English nobility Attempts are be-
ing made 90 pledge scots TO refrain
from voting In the election next
wednesday
= Erskne OF MARI. .n national
1T manifesto said.
"It Isl futile 90 send representa-
lives 90 the English parliament
This has been done ever since the
pretended Union II 1907 and
what has been the result2
Heavily Taxed.
Look around az the condition
OF our country today Scotland is
the most heavily taxed country in
Europe. Switzerland which is
free. Ievses "a tax OF $40 per head.
a. D. far T.
land. pays 500 per head for man,
woman and child.
Last year the huge sum Of
$500. 100000 was taken out OF
Scotland OF this amount England
kept for her imperial purposes
100000 900 In other words.
England robbed Us Of an amount
: greater than the whole revenue OF
Japan
Taxes increase. our popula-
zion decreases immigration is
forced upon the flower of our
manhood. only the poverty strick-
en- and helpless remain
Nowhere i'm Europe are the
slums so bad as in Scotland. Hous
ing conditions are appalling with
f7 percent OF the population liv-
iug under grossly unsanitary con
ditlous Once our stalwart rural
population was our strength and
pride. Now. If has almost wholly
disappeared
Population less
Elm r. counties the population
is. less than it was 80 years ago;
In all il IS less than IL was in 1921