davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1923-03-22

AN All experienced Joint turned and
general oil country machinist Tor
our Shelby. Mont. branch shop. TOP
wages and a steady Job. MIDLAND
Iron Works.
, 1923-03-22
FOR R~ENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-Five-room Modern fur
nished house. $50. Phone 1861.
, 1923-03-22
FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE BY owner. for three
days; bargain; three-room house on
e. Second; five rooms and closed n
porch; two finished rooms; bath;
laundry; storeroom. furnace room in
basement; modern; Als, partly fu-
nished- 1921 S. Elm. Phone 243R.
FOR SALE-Buslness location and
two four-room houses: price sS.4O0,
terms. Harry Free 8 Co.. 100 Beck
lnger Bldg. Phone 23s.
FOR SALE-A nico new, 1o-room
house on a three-acre plot; electric
lights and good well water. barn.
chicken house and other improve
ments; all fenced an ideal place for
chicken ranch or truck gardening,
4 blocks from bus line. This place
can be bought very reasonable with
terms. See owner and save Dealers
commission. Corner K and Craig
SITS. S. G. Anderson. p. o. Box S2s.
FOR sALE-well located, on pave
ment high grade fiye-room house;
hot water heat; first class apartment
of three rooms md bath in basement;
party must sell at once: the price is
$ 1000, 81. 900 will handle. On s. Dur
bin street, good corner lot with large
two.room house: s2,7OO: $500 cash
will handle. Good new house, just off
i street. near Center; price 81 500;
$500 down payment. on east SIDE.
on pavement. high class house of five
large rooms on first floor; high base,
ment with two three'room apartments
double garage; the owner at the pres
ent has an income of $3.50 a month
besides their WI apartment; thi
place can be ham1led en- $1,000 pay.
ment DOWN at S12. 900. For refinery
worker. on W. Railroad ave, good
four--oom house. corner lot. apart.
ments in basement; this place is
$4,000 on $500 payment down. Cas-.
Ter Realty Co. Realtors. Phone 3s1,
FOR SALE - Attractive California
bungalow; large livingroom sleep
ingroom. sunparlor handy kitchen.
dandy breakfast room; bathroom; en-.
closed back porch; two finished rooms
in basement: garage; one-room house
on rear: price $3.50. $500 cash, bal
ance like rent. Harry Free & Co.. 10a
Becklinger Bldg. Phone 23S.
, 1923-03-22

ONE satisfactory sale leads to another
COLISEUM MOTOR co.
1871 East Fifth Street.
Open Sundays and Evenings
FOR SALE5Chevrolet touring: run
5000 miles; terms or cash. Phone
1515M.
, 1923-03-22
FOR SALE-REAL T A

FOR sAlE-Nice level lot two blocks
from pavement, east side, S700;
terms. n, Ramon. 242 u. Second. Tel.
TO3.
, 1923-03-22

wANTED-Parties to sell the secur
tiles OF one of tho most profitable
and fastest growing chain store mer-
camille corporations OF the interrnoun-
tain country. You do no have 70 De
an expert stock salesman to sell THESE
Securities. 1t is the company di ~
ent, John C. Roberts. Room 2p1. Ho-
tel HenninE.
, 1923-03-22
FOR RENT-MISCELLANE0US

FOR RENT Light running sewing
machines. Phone 1885.
, 1923-03-22
AUTO ACCESSORIES

FOR SALE s2x4 Midwest fabric
tires while they last, SIS. Midwest
Service Station $40 8. wolcott
, 1923-03-22
USED CARS

ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION.
1922 Dodge Brothers touring $3.50
1922 Dodge Brothers roadster $50
1921 Dodge Brothers touring with
Westinghouse air springs $500 $50
Dodge Brothers coupe L----- $50
Dodge Borthers touring ------ 800
Dodge Brothers touring $1,000 200
Dodge Brothers commercial - $50
Dodge Brothers commercial - 400
Dodge Brothers express --- $50
1921 Buick touring in tho best Of
condition. a bargain ------ 700
1921 Buick roadster -- $50
Buick Blk Six seven passenger $50
Ford one ton truck ---- $50
Ford sedan, a bargain --------- 375
Ford delivery 1875
Overland four roadster ----- 225
Ford 40
Chevrolet ---------------------- 90
, 1923-03-22

Would like TO adopt a baby. any.
where from infant To year oldi girl
or boy American only, Address ASH,
Tribune
, 1923-03-22
FNGLEWOOD
FOR SALE OR TRADE


FOR SALE OR TRADE-For plano.
Oakland Six touring. 11o5 Willow
FOR SALE OR TRADE-52o acres
of dry land for Casper lots: improv-
ed property or car n some cash;
oil rights goes with land Call or
write 1855 S. Poplar.
FOR TRADE
FOR TRADE-Stock OF goods. VIII
take vacant lot. Inquire at 201
East ].
For Trade-1 have a full sized cab
met Victrola to trade for a piano.
Phone 1881.
FOR TRADE-Three-room new house
in North Casper. s2,25o; will take
a as part payment; balance easy
terms. Phone 9s2R.
LOST AND FOUND
LosT-A bunch of keys, in black
leather case. Finder please return
to Tribune.
LosT-Pink cameo brooch. Reward.
Call 250J between ? and 6 D. m.
BUSINESS CHANCES
FOR SALE-Income property for So.
500: rent Will pay for this in -four
years: 1900 cash. r. Ramon, 242
Il. Second. Tel. 702.
FOR SALE-Modern apartment build.
ing. gross income 1880 a year;
good location: well built $4,000 cash;
will handle, balance monthly pay
ments. Address p. o. Box 31g.
FOR SALE-Restaurant at Glenrock
Price. $500. 1880 down. Long
lease. Address L. ], Pictor. Douglas.
Wyo" or see manager at Glenruck.
FOR sALE-Furnlture and lease Of
laioJ.
FOR SALE-small grocery in south
part; price n forms right; rent is
reasonable and business good: must
be sold this week. Cali s7oW.
FOR RENT-Repair shop with pow.
err machinery IN connection with
storage garage. 1853 s. Ash. Gates
willis. Phone 1s91W.
FOR SALE-Small boarding house
cooking utensils. bedding. dishes.
rug and some furniture; 5000 II
taken Mt once. p. o. Boa POPS.
FOR SALE-snver black foxes for
October delivery; make no mistake
buy the best; registered prolific &C.
climate animals: guaranteed TO prove
breeders at right prices Tho Great
Falls s. D. Fox Co. Great Falls,
Mont.
IF AN AVERAGE monthly income
Of 1882 paid monthly. which has
actually been done for the past three
years on every 500 invested or s24
10 S65 yearly appeals to you. write
NJ. NJ. WOLFE. u Wall St. Now
York City.
FOR RENT-Ten.room house. full o;
roomerB and boarders; best loca.
ton; close In; would like to sell fur,
n%ituro: possession at once. Phone
197M.
, 1923-03-22

FOR SALE-Four asks Lee tires: ono
32x4 cord. tube and rim $40. Mid
west Service Station. 24o S. wolcotr.
Phone 701W.
, 1923-03-22
RoYSi LOOK HEREl

The first 10 boys who bring this ad
TO the Denver Times office. Basement
oil Exchange Bldg. between 4 n 8
p. NJ. Friday can earn themselves
q guarantee of soc selling papers on
Saturday morning.
, 1923-03-22
SERVICES OFFERED
HEMsTITCHING

Expert work on all materials
prompt service. Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co. Arkeon BlGE. Phone 22o5.
, 1923-03-22

All charged Advertising will be
humber of words.
, 1923-03-22

WESTERN AUTO TOP COMPANY
New tops and side curtains; side
curtains repaired and lights put in.
s67 South Ash. Phone 1850.
, 1923-03-22

wANTED-Young man for clerical
position; must be good typist. Ad-
dress Box 57s. Phone TIC.
, 1923-03-22
statesmen WANTED
WANTED

Three young men wanted TOT SAFES
work here in Casper; permanent con
nection with largest electrical &ppli-
ance distributing company in tho
United States: excellent nance for
the future to those who qualify. See
Mr.. Seeley, Henning Hotel.
, 1923-03-22

NEW and second-hand tires. all sizes.
~Vulcanlzlng. Phone 147s-R. Uneeda
Tire Co. b22 E. Yellowstone.
, 1923-03-22

Two cents per word or ten centa
per line.
, 1923-03-22

. BLACKJACK CAP HEADLINE
VIII be charged the space of two
, 1923-03-22

WANTED-All kinds of laundry,
rough dry a specially. Phone 2o6sJ
or call at 121 North Melrdse.
, 1923-03-22

LOST-Pink cameo brooch. Reward.
Call 250J between ? and 6 p. m.
, 1923-03-22

Seat covers. Two new 30x3h cord
castings and the other two OF the
Same size are In good shape. Car
has Bosch high tension magnetic, We
will sell this car for SITS.
, 1923-03-22
REcTIoN or CLASSIFIED Az


Careful attention will be given all
ads received over the TELEPHONE,
but we cannot guarantee accuracy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
DALSf PROTESTY PROTl
POZVANf DEBSE.

ProtiA pozvani Debse, by
mluvil v zdejsim City Clubu,
"pozvedaji hlasd" tfi dalsi or
ganisace Western Reserve
Chapter d. A. R. a dive po-
druzne sk4piny Americke Le-
gle. Vsechny podobne prote-
sty a snad i obavy jsou vsak
pon9kud predcasny, neb neni
nikterak jisto, re Debs ma "a.
volani pozvani vyhovi, neb v
dopisu zaslanem pravniku H
Leuckovi pise, re stizen je We
SVEN domov6 v Terre Haute
Ind, chorob0u.
Zajimavym lkazem jest, ze
Sc test klerk federalniho soudu
nyni cetnym .navstevam osob
jez bedliv6 studuji protokoly
soudni, ma jejichz zaklade by
Debs odsouzen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
LEclE PRoTl .oDvoLAN1
AMERICKEHO VOJSKA
z PoRYNl.

Radla Americke Ligy okresu
Cuyahoga zaslala presidentu
Hardingovi resoluci, kterou jej
zada, ably. americke posadky
podel Ryna nechal ma mlstech.
v protestu Sc pravi, ze Meme
cka republika Sc snazi rusiti
soustavn& uzavreny mir pred
stiranou vlastni slabostls Qd-
volanf americkych oddild pax
by. mohlo byti vykladano, re
Spojene Staty neschvaluji kaz-
de vymahani mirovych podmi.
mex We Versaillu podepsanych
a podobne pocinani nebylo by
'nijak " souzvuku minenim
vetsiny americkeho lidu anil
Glenstva Legie. V resoluci je
dale vyslovovana pima sympa
tie Francii v dnesnim jejin
'kritickem postavenf. Opisy
resoluce zaslany byly tez ohio
skym senatordm a trem cleve
landskym kongresnikdm, ia
koz i hlavnfmu stanu Americ
ke Legie.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
:, ZMIZELY POKLADNlK
BANKY.

u filialky The Cleveland
Trust Co. v gainesville zmizel
pokladnik A. C. Flint; kdyz
sc nedostavil We stredu do ura-
dovny, provedena byla rychle
revise a shledano vse v nejlep-
sim pofadku, zmizel jen revol-
ver. Vcera obdrzela manzel-
ka. pohreSovaneho z Cincinna-
ii balicek hodinkami a jehlici
81 dopisem, s vetou: "Kdyz to.
to obdrzite, nebude mne vice"
Timed odielo gekolik ,jeho pfa
tel do Cincinnati, ably po zou
falci patrali. Psanl bylo nj
dopisnim papiru Plaza hotelu
blize cincinnatskeho nadrazi
ale kniha cestujicich nevyka
zovala jmeno Flintovo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
UMRTf REV. ADOLFA
JASKA.

We ctvrtek skonal v nemoc-
nici sv. Alexise rev. Adolf ia.
SEX, jenz v listopadu vyslan
byl spolu rev. Pospisilem do
Ameriky olomouckyna arcibi-
skupem Stojanem, aby zde a.
gitoval pro apostolat sv. Cyril
la a Methodeje. Smrt zavine-
ma byla skorem nahlym one
mocnenim nervovym. Narodil
Sc r. 1880 v Stramberku ma Mo
rave, studoval gymnasium We
Valasskem Mezirici a ma the
ologicke fakulte v Olomouci
byl spoluzakem farare p. Old.
Zlamala. Zesnuly duchovni
byl uznavanym znalcem cizich
jazykI a vazenym pracovni-
KEN v cirkevni literature. Pc.
hfeb zesnuleho konan .bude Y
ltery dopoledne v,,9.30. hod. 2
kostela : Marie Lourdske.
Ztraty jeho jest vseobecHe
zeleno a prately jeho vzpomi
nano chudicke maticky ma dru
zne .Morave, jez oplakavi
ztratu syna tax milovaneho.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13

Sest dni v tydnu zmizel ro-
dine vzdy z oci Herman Ro-
senthal, 1882 vych. 81. ul., aby
ma pGde prowozoval kumst
starych alchymistI, jenze co
varil, bylo neco, co zakonem
jest zakazano. Jidlo bral 81
sebou. Tajne jeho pocinani
vzbuzovalo zv6davost sousedtl
a zyedavOst prenesena ma pro-
hibicni 1rady a tax je'dnou by
10 objeveno, re Rosenthal OBJ
sluhuje v jmenovanem zatisi
diva destilacnf aparaty, jeden
ma sto a druhy ma padesat gal
lOnI.
Sam Robinson, "fotOgraf"
1922 Buckeye rd. pax mel ma
pade, do ktere byl pristup TO-
tografickou studovnou, zarize-
nou take slusnou palirnu, byl
nalezen 100-gallonovy kotel,
mad jehoz vykonnosti bdel p
fotograf a nekolik jinych -apa'
ratd prave zahalelo, kdyz sc
prisli dati agenti .prohibicnihe
inkvisitora "fotografovati'.
v obou pfipadech bylo male
zeno znacne mnozstvi priprav
jakcz i hotoveho "stofu", ma.
jitele pax pfedvedeni vcers
pred komisare Spojenych Sta
til O. j. Zinnera, ktery obs
provinilce propustil, kdyz tito
slozili zaruky $4,000 "a kazde
no. BlizSi podrobnosti o vino
palnickem zarizeni, pax obs
budou vypravovati pristi ctvr
TEX.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
vYJEDNAvANf S PLYNAR-
NOU SvERENO BUDE W.
SfMU VYBORU.
Podminky mali byti stanove-
ny do l. Inora.' 's

ID clenu mestske rady ma
vcereisi porade $ mestskym
pravnim riditelem Panlem
Lambem Sc usneslo zmenSiti
vybor, jemuz sverena bude tez
ka lloha urovnati vlekoucf, Sc
plynovou otazku. Die vseho
dostane Sc novemu planu; j
znacne vetsiny v pondelni
schizi mestske rady. Tim spi-
Sc, jelikoz ma konferenci v L.
fadovne pravnfho fiditeIe byly
zastoupeny vSechny skupiny
radnicnfch stran. v skupine
demokratickych ctyr radnich
silcastnil Sc porady i radni Ed.
J. Sklenicka. Do noveho w.
boru ma jmenoNati pfedseda
mestske rady C. C. Townes
diva prisedici a pra!vni riditel
Lamb a vysadni komisaf w. E.
Potter mali Sc talktez vyjedna.
vani sucastniti. Kvarteto pah
sejiti Sc ma CO nejdrive s tired.
milky plynamy a pokracovat
dale v pracich ma move smlou
We The East Ohio Gas Co. .
vysledek pax pfedloziti ke ko
necnemu rozhodnutf mestskt
rad6.
Ma porade vcerejsi cten by
navrh presidenta plynarny M
Dalyho, ktery obsahuje sice nj
tktere. namely, ale nemluvl an
o Gene plynu, ami delce now
smlouvy. Uzsi vyjednavac
vybor ma pax navrh vypraco
vati do /. lnora.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
MA BROADWAY POLAPE.
NE LUPIcE cEKA
TEzKY TREST.

= Okresni zalobce Edward c..
Stanton, byl jiz vcera k vece-
ru pripraven postaviti pred vel
koporotu w. Smitha a Edgara
Russella, oba 22-reti, kteri by
ii We ctvrtek vecer polapeni
policejnim porucikem Fran
KEN Vlachem pri pokusu wy
loupiti Musaliv hostinec ma
Broadway vych. ~37. Gf.- Sou
zeni-li budou porotou ceka je
mozny trest az do 25 rokl a
priznaji-li Sc k vine, pax trest
jim bude o n6kolik roku sni-
zen. Jest jisto, re mimi bu-
de .nalozeno podobne jako S lu-
pici polapenymi .po vyloupeni
The Ferry Cap & Set Screw
Co., kteri "a kousek provede-
ny obdrzeli nejvetsi trestni W.
m6r pO 25 letech. Oba broad
waysti ''podnihatele" postave-
nj byli dnes pred policejniho
soudce a porote bude process
snad pfedan jiz v pondeli.
Mayor Fred Kohler, jakoz i
policejni nacelnik Graul jsou
plni chvaly a uznanf mad raz-
nym a neohrozenym jednanfm
porucika Vlacha.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
VEREJNE CVICENf SOKOLA
CECH-HAVLiCEK.

Nejstarsi nase sokolska jed.
nota Cech-Havlicek vystoupi
Ultra odpoledne o 2. hod. We
vlastni telocvicne ma Wendell
ave., ably ukazala verejnosti
jak chape odkaz zakladateld,
Usporada vefejne evident pC
pilnych pripravach a I'VE k do
maci teto sokolske slavnOst
vSechny naSe krajany. p :.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-01-13
SOLOVY VYSTUP ODSOU.
ZENE zENY " SOUDNlCI.

Julie MelinOva uznana byla
vinou, re ukradla Ottisu Mas
seyovi, v {. 10629 Hudson ave.
S. E. 500 a odsouzena do zen
ske polepsovny v Marysville,
O. Pri vynaseni rozsudku vr.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
S3,OOO FINE IN BIG OIL FRAUD CASE
Three More Who Entered Guilty Pleas Are Yet To
 Be Sentenced

HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 7.-- (By As sociated Press. M. M. Leavitt, Chi cago, one of the four defendants who pleaded guilty Wednesday when the case of 19 men. charged witN using the United States mail to de- fraud in connection with operations of the Bluebird Oil corporation, be- gan in federal court, was fined s3,000 by Judge J. c. Hutcheson this after noon.
 H. g. Hoffman, former president of the cAnpany, who also pleaded guilty, will not be sentenced until the case of the four men now on trial is completed. It is expected, however, that the other two defend ants who pleaded guilty will be sen fenced tomorow.
 Four witnesses were on the stand this afternoon for the government, all of them stockholders in the Blue bird company. They were Mrs. Ger trude D. Simmons. Little Falls, Minn.; Miss Mae Marble, Birming- ham, Ala: Miss Virginia c. House. man, Denver. and Mrs. opal Streeter, St. Joseph, Mo.
 Each testified she was stock holder in the Bluebird company and Identified literature received through the mails from the oil concern.
 The literature, which promised large dividends on investment in the stock company, were introduced as evidence by the government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
The Consumer Pays Ultl- mately, He Says, Justifylng Attitude On Income And Surtax

WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.-Secretary Mellon, in his annual report trans mitted to Congress today, described treasury operations under which the nations foreign debt had been re- duced S61S,674,343 in the fiscal year 1923, and again urged a sharp redue- tion in taxation based on rigid economy and barring "authoriza- tions for new and unexpected ex- penditures." The report contained a copy of Mir. Melons letter to Acting Chairman Green of the House ways and means committee, in which the secretary said "a soldiers bonus would postpone tax reduction not for one but for many years to come"
 To the usual review of official &C., tivities under his direction, MT. Mel lon attached additional argument for the general reduction in income taxes which he has urged. He particularly stressed the advantage which he has predicted would come from cutting. the surtax rates upon large incomes to a maximum of 20 per cent on the crease government income, as well as indirectly benefit the public at large by reducing burdens on pro- ductive operation.
 The government, firmly estab- lished- on the basis of balancing it's budget each year" Mir. Mellon said, brought the national debt, once more at a figure over $26, 1000, 100000, down to a total of S22,0S2, ,209, ,0O0 on Octo- Der 31 The record, he said, was one brought about "only by the most rigid economy and the application of business principles to the govern
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
CLOSE PURCHASE COURT HOUSE SITE
Eighth Lot Bought From Major TutWiIer For
 $9O,00O
n. B. sMYER

Purchase of the last of eight lots comprising the site for Jefferson county's new court house is assured by the announcement made Friday by Chairman D. C. Ball of the board of revenue that lie had arrivedgat an saerse ement wfth Major F. NJ Tut wiler, owner of this lot, for it's trans fer to the county upon payment of S90.GG0, the amount agreed upon by special board of appraisers, which amount Major Tttwiler heretofore had declined to accept. The board this sum by iMr Ball. The deed will be filed with Probat< Judge J. T.. Stiles within two or three days.
 This action brought to an end a controversy over the proposed court house site extending over several months and one that threatened to be carried into the courts for de- cision. Seven of the eight pieces Of real estate comprising the site were obtained by the board of revenue without difficulty. and warranty deeds for their purchase were filed in the probate office October 24. Major Tutwiler, owners of the eighth lot. demanded q price higher than the board members were willing to pay and also would consent to sell it only on condition that he be permitted to decide upon the type of building to be erected. A special committee of appraisement was appointed to decide upon a reasonable price for Major Tutwiler's property, and this committee fixed the price at S90,00O. which he at first refused to accept. The amount paid for the other seven lots totaled S1S1 900.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
MAMMOTH BONES FOUND IN FLORIDA
Monster Was Twelve Feet High And TWenty-four
 Feet Long

MELBOURNE, Fla, Dec, 1.-The bones of Columbian mammoth. t2 feet high and 24 feet'IonS, were dug from the sand, shell-marked and muck bed of Cranes creek here yes terday by Prof. Fred B. Loomis of Amherst college geological chair.
 The mammoth mired down in the mud in the second glacial period about 5o,000 years ago, according to Dr. Loomis. He expressed the opinion that it was forced south by the ice into a latitude where no proper food existed.
 Four big teeth were found, all of the left thigh bone and part of the right, and upper arm bone, t5 veterbrae, 20 ribs, foot bones and four feet of tusk, eight inches in diameter.
 Also there was found bones of an eXtict Florida deer and other small animals.
 The tusks of the mammoth showed that originally they were eight feet long and indicated an animal 25 per cent larger than the Asiatic elephant. Dr. IooniS said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
HOOVER URGES CONSOLIDAT7 T7ON OF RAILROADS
MELONS ANNUAL REPORT
 URGES SHARP CUT M TAXES

ments finance." On the present basis of taxation and expenditure, he cited an estimated treasury surplus next July of about s329,000,000, and pos sible surplus in the year after of $S95, ,oO0.
 Consumer Pays The Taxes.
 High taxation" the report con tinued, "even if levied upon an eco homie basis, affects the prosperity of the country, because in it's ultimate analysis the burden of all taxes rests only in part upon the individual or property taxed. is borne by the ultimate consumer. High taxation means a high price level and high cost of living. It can safely be said that reduction in the income tax re- duces expenses not only of the 7,000,000 income taxpayers, but of the entire 10,000,000 people of the United States"
 As to the reduction in the surtaX rate. Mr. Mellon said that the history of taxation throughout the world in- oicated that means nave always been found by the ingenuity of the citizen to avoid taxes inherently eX- cessiVe." It was significant, he said, that the large incomes reported for taxation were decreasing in number each year, those over $300.060 being 246 In 1921 as compared with 395 the year before. The estates of the wealthy. he pointed out. were flow ing into tax exempt securities. The treasury actuary, he continued, esti- mated that the reduction of the sur tax to the 9 per cent maximum. against a present maximum ranging up to 50 per cent, would actually in- crease by 1926 the amounts which the government receives, the lesser rate being more than compens te d for by the additional volume of tax paid.
 Mir. Mellon advocated also the re- duction of federal taxation on estates after death. on the ground that this
 Continued on Page TwOb
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-08
Bryan Prefers Rock Of Ages To Rock Age

NEW YORK, Dec. 7.-William Jennings Bryan. thrice candidate for the presidency. today told Baptist fundamentalists he pre- ferred Christianity to geology.
 "If," he said, I've have come to the stage at which we must decide between geology and Christianity, I think it is better that we know The Rock of Ages than the age of rocks
 MT. Bryan said he would rath- CT have his boy unable to read and write, and honest. than an inmate of a penitentiary and scholar.
 "when first opposed evolu- tion,' he continued, "I was told by minister that a thinking man couldn't agree with me. I said to him that only 3 per cent of the population were college graduates, and that there was 9S per cent who still had souls