Differences of
Opinion Develop
On Tax Revision
Chairman Fordney Declares
Intention of Working for
Cut of Half Billion in '
Expenses Next Year.
' Washington,-july 31.' Republi
cans of the house ways and means
committee conferred ior a develop
ment of views ort tax revision. Many
divergent opinions were developed,
but no decisions reached.
Emphasizing that he was speak
ing foe himself, Chairman Fordney
said afrerwards that the goal toward
which he would-strive; -would be a
cut of a half a billion dollars in
the tax bill next year. His opinion
was that by .the exercise of rigid
economy, the' (tovernment could be
operated for .$.U00,0(X).D0Q in 1922 in
stead of the $4,000,000,000 estimated
by the treasury.
Other members were less optimis
tic. They thought that with the
enormous fixed . expenses it would
be impossible to get along with
much less than $4,000,000,000. . .
All Taxes "Nuisances."
Tra'rirallv all members are in
ympathy -.with the repeal of the
ansporfation taxes, but they have
nt vit fivrA nn a neou ronrse of rev-
Lcto offset the loss of $330,000,-
1)0.
rVisirmnn PVirilnPv'. illps 18 that if
he rental nf the whole is found im-
ractirahti. a start rtiitrht be made
y cutting them in half next year and
iminating the balance the year 101-
bwmg.
" Wkilia-'ivimmiif' rrnnhlicans have
fetched no. definite decision on the
Joposed revisions, it appears to be
sJriw wil octahlishrrf that there
Lill be no alterations in the normal
Litre on individual incomes or in the
wrnount of exemptions allowed. There
lirnhnhlw will hp some shifting of
fiie tax burdens in other directions.
i All Taxes "Uuisances."
.'Asked about the repeal of what
khe treasury has characterized as
Vinlcanri." ta such as that On SO-
tla iatr Mr. Fnrdnev said smilintT-
fjf that all, the taxes were "nuisances."
I : Treasury ana internal revenue uu
rfcau officials are expected to present
witn npw rerommendations to the
cbmmktee Monday in executive ses
sion,-w-. well as renewing the admin
istration proposal for repeal of the
fits. . hiehci surtaxes and
increasing the normal income tax on
corporations from 10 to 13 per cem.
; There is . a ditterence or opinion
among members as to tne nme
which will be necessaiy to frame the
tax bill. Representative Frear, re-
,MhfiAan Wisconsin." said it might
be "September before the measure
could be made reaay ior ine. nuusc.
Senator France Urges
Commerce With Russia
C,icintUiue4 From One.) '
" niarfe "lrr 'return 16P ci'euVi," -hcW?i
PUT ZJ 7 l V- CMH I till Ul VVVU-vw
dared.-: " ' '.- : '
Secures woman a Keiease..
Tl. Un.' was frcp tf move
iic 5m iiv. ...... "r. , i
about and see what he liked, and the
offals; -admitted bad conditions
wjrere- 4hV ---existed. The senator
secured MrV. "Harrison's. release in
dependent of the Hoover and
Hughes notes. Mrs. Harrison was
freed im the prison hospital only
a few. hours before the train left
Thursday. ' ' ' . ' . ,
' In; a statement, issued late today
the senator- said: ' .
''After- three- weeks devoted to
abouf the. hardest' work I ever ex
pect tp do, I can confirm the impression-
that - the Umted States
shouldf MmW.iafeljr resume trade
tclatioiis with Russia.
"My. own . belief is that the re
sumtftion' sh'outd be of diplomatic
relations;, but I prefer to have that
recommendation come from , the
commission Which we would have
to sentl'. to negotiate a trade agree
ment! I: am certain that any com
mission would see that prompt rec
ognition' is desirable.' '
. "I find no indication that Russia
is getting in a worse condition, but
on tne. contrary I feel that the gov
ernment officials are in harmony and
working to bring about order and
industry. Recent decrees have in
spired confidence by the Russian
people Aid arty contact With the out
side will be of great hqlp;
"Neither .England nor Germany
fesitatcs: to extend this aid and 1
jjan'-t-ate why America should. ine
farnirVe- condition in the Volga is bad
janct-thr government officials do not
conceal their anxiety. Just how bad
5t is, t-Jio not know.
. 'T cannot comment on the reports
what the terms of the American Re
lief administration have been except
it...,. (n'onrltv rontact that
TO say iiiaL.iij' .j --
can be effected between Russia and
America win be - oi lmmcasuiaun.
'.benefit to both countiics."
T. -cc.:.i Wnril T.ar.ltinff.
WashinKton. .July: 30, Official
word of the Russian soviet author
rar.tina the Ameri'
can Relief administrations otier to
furnish food to starving Russian
.l:u. nr,;tinnprt on the release
c f " the American prisoners and the
State, department's demand for their
: . WHntr late todaV.
release, u--w
The State department, however, was
ti- rtt Vn arrival at
i r ..avUa X? Harn-
Kiga ot Mrs. 'uh"'k
son of Baltimore, an American pris
oner. - ; - - - - -
. Beyond press dispatches announc
ing "the soviet government's accep-
. c..,r Hnnvfr WM WlthOUt
Tancc, - .
.a reply td his telegram sent last
week to Maxim uqnty at
On the-basis of press reports that
the reply was Deing si'i "j , . :
London, Officials here declared that
the answer might be expected at any
tnSUte-department officials, on the
other hand, suggested that no formal
answer would be made to the de
mand of the American government,
but if the ."American prisoners were
freed under the conditions of Secre
tary Hoover's offer, Russian authori
ties would let the action stand as
speaking for itself. Release of Mrs.
Harrison was. said to indicate the
Possible adoption of such a course.
Mr. Hoover indicated that rebel
work could" 'begin within 48' hours
from the time American prisoners
were, put of Russia
City So Crimeless It Doesn't Hav e
Police Magistrate; Pastors Few
Fairbury, Neb., July 31. (Special.)
Fairbury holds the record as a
peaceable, law-abiding community.
For four weeks a criminal complaint
has not been filed in this town for
violation of a state law or city ordi
nance. One reason is. because there was
no officer before whom to lay the
complaint L. JL. Nutrman, county
judge, has been in California, taking
a vacation. He acts as police magis
trate, complaints of violations of
Fairbury city officers being laid be
fore him.
There has been no police magistrate
in Fairbury since the death of Judge
R. D. Russell, more than a year ago.
The city council decided Fairbury
did not need a police magistrate and
Edison Asks New
Questions For
Youth to Answer
Former Princeton Student
"Thinks" He Got 90 Out
" Of 150 Knows He
Muffed Others.
(Continued From Tag One.)
City to Pittsburgh by the Pennsyl
vania? - Why can't eggs be broiled on the
top of Pikes Peak?
Of what elements is the air com
posed? What do they put on the safety
match boxes to light the matches?
Why do soldiers marching in
cadence break step when crossing a
bridge?
Name four tribes of Indians living
on the Mexican border in the United
States?
When was gold first discovered in
California?
Estimate . the cost of shipping a
carload of oranges from California
to Chicago?
When did Columbus discover
America?
Where is Kanchatka?
Where are most of the lemons
grown?
Who was Themistocles?
Where is Kamchatka?
Who was king of Spain when
Columbus discovered America?
Where do we import malaga
grapes from?
What state raises the most broom
corn for brooms?
What railroad in the United States
has the most large bridges per mile
of its' length?
What is the chief industry of Pat
erson, N. J.?
What country has. the largest bell
in the world?
Name the three lamest trust com
panies in New York City.
What is the capital oi cuiganar
What are the uses of cocaine:
where does it come from and from
what?, v - ,
4a.wjiatsta.te are diamonds found?
If it costs $2S-t6crsirtp--orangts'
from Seattle to' Chicago, estimate
how much it would cost from Port
land, Ore? V.-- --'. - -
What is rawhide for!1
What is oakum and what used for?
Escort Saves Girl
From Attack by Negro;
Assailant Escapes
Although confronted by an armed
.... hondtt who auemuicu
three times to discharge a re
volver at him, J. jonnsoii,
2894 ' California street,, fought off
the assailant who was attempting to
assault Mary Morse, same aaaress,
at Thirty-seventh and Lincoln boule
vard Saturday night.
TV. assault occurred after the ne
gro had held up Johnson, who was
returning home witn iviiss
and robbed him of $7. .
When the bandit had emptied
Johnson's pockets, he grabbed the
;,i ani nt.mntpri tn assault her. The
girl's escort grappled with her as
sailant, who snapped his revolver
three times in Johnson's face, but
the weapon tailed to oiscnarge.
Miss Morse screamed and the ne
gro fled. Johnson gave police a good
description ot tne Danai,- who w
j A KAtt sprt crninff north
IU iinv - " " c.j a
on Fortieth street at Hamilton a
short time later. -
Baby Two and Half tears Old
Latest Vicjtim of Holdups
xt, vrt- ThIv 31. David Fund,
two and one-half years old, has the
beine New York s
youngest victim of a holdup.
Uavia was icu m ij ' .
..t.;A ctnri- -When' the maid
uuisiu. a -
returned the carriage and baby were
gone. ....
- Later the child was found playing
in the street, minus his shoeos and
the perambulator was nowhere to be
seen. .
Novia Scotia Villages
Threatened by t lames
Sidney, N. S., July 31. Forest
fires continued to rage in northern
Cape Briton, threatening the village
of Ingonish with its 1,000 people and
ficViirKT rnmtnunitie9. Without
rain there appears no prospect of
checking the blare.
Already flames have swept an area
more than 20 miles long and five
miles wide.
Crete Farmers Sell Corn v
With Bumper Crop Assured
Crete,' Neb., July 31. (Special.)
Every farmer expresses the opinion
if Jm'i matter whether it rains
uiai . .
again this year or not the farmers
hereaDouts are sure ui w...
;.t4 om rnrn as well as new Brain
is coming to the market at a rapid
rate.
Prntprt American Kewpies
Washington, July 3l'. Protection
is provided ior . American
against invasion by their foreign
cousins under a decision announced
v.. u. Artirlps of china-
ware known as kewpies, the de-
. . . it i ..'.LI. k 1C
Ijjer cent under the tariff act of 1913.
the vacant place has never been filled.
At the last election thqrc we're no
candidates.
There is no justice of ."the peace in
Fairbury and none within 10 miles.
Had a serious crime been committed
within the last month, the preliminary
hearing would have. been, held at Be
atrice, Hebron or some other town.
Not only was Fairbury short on
magistrates,' but there has been a
dearth of preachers authorized to per
form the marriage ceremony. The
deputy county judge,. Miss Alma
Rogers, issued eight marriage licenses
last week and six of the couples were
married by practically the only
preacher in town, Rev. Mr.' Davies.
all the others being away on their vacations.
Missing Chicago
Banker Believed
To Be in Detroit
Detectives Abandon Search in
Southern States .Think
Fugitive Planning to Cross
Canadian Border.
Chicago Trlbune-Omabu' Bee teaied Wire.
. Chicago, July 31 Search for War
ren G. Spurgin, fugitive president of
the wrecked Michigan Avenue Trust
company, centers in and around De
troit. The search - at Mobile, and
Irvington, Ala., has been" abandoned
arid it is . regarded as , certain that
if Spurgin had been in that locality
he departed several days agor. The
fact that letters addressed to him
and delivered to a;man .of his de
scription, is now considered as evi
dence that it was part of the scheme
to throw detectives off the trail.
It is now said that ,a man who
has been positively identified as Spur
gin rode through the streets of De
troit last . Wednesday iij a taxicab.
It - is the theory that he has been
unable to slip into. Canada and may
be hiding in Detroit; .growing ; a
beard and otherwise disguising him
self before he attempts to get across
the border.
John A. Conrad, vice president of
the wrecked bank. 'accompanied by
his attorney, went into" conference to
day with the state authorities. Con
rad rose from the position of a $90
a month clerk to that of vice presi
dent in a very short time. - He says
he had the utmost faith in Spurgin
and always obeyed his orders with
out Question,
Another woman friend of the miss
ing banker was located today. She is
a divorcee and Spurgin wanted - to
give her the position of bookkeeper
in his Ouray mines; For this purpose
she frequently accompanied him to !
the bank alter business hours, where
he gave her courses in bookkeeping
to fit her for the proposed position.
I here is still hcme that the de
positors will fare better than at first
supposed, but the stockholders of the
lQoieaAnstrtution-twlll be hard hit.
"Dry" Chief Compares
Bootleggers to Reds
Washington Grove. Md., July 31.
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes,
speaking here, declared he is a
short-sighted Ameriean who fails to
see in the bootlegged of today both
the spirit of the anarchist and the
bolsheyik." -
"The bootlegger,'.' he asserted, "is
in the last analysis a law violator, and
stripped of his social prestige and
political influence, he is a criminal
giving assistance and encouragement
to those forces of profiteering crimi
nality, whose business it has been to
prostitute statesmanship and debauch
citizenship, which have murdered
more men in the discharge of their
duties in proportion to the "number
employed in the enforcement of law
than fell on the battlefields of
France."
The personal liberty argument
against prohibition was described as
a "soap bubble" by the commissioner.
Turk Cabinet . Decides ,
Against Peace Move
Constantinople, July 31. The
Turkish cabinet decided that any at
tempt toward bringing about peace
between Turkish, nationalists and the
Greeks, would ..be inopportune until
the battle around Angora bad been
fought to a decision.
Meanwhile a note, from the An
gora government has been received
accusing the British of supplying
the Greek army with Turkish am
munition. .. . ...
Reports from the Black sea coast
announce that Sinope,.75 miles west
of Samsun and Trebizond, have been
bombarded by Greek warships. The
Greek destroyer PantTier was dam
aged by fire from'thfc -land batteries.
.
Lad Advised by Mother to
'Beat it' From Court; He Does
Buford Smith, 11, escaped from
juvenile court officials Saturday
when his stepmother, Mrs. Ida
Smith, rushed from the courtroom
and aclvised him to ''beat it."
Acting Juvenile -Jiidge Leslie .had
just decided fh'af .Buf.grd should be
cared for by his' father, John "'.Smith.
Rev. C. M. Wordcn, a juvenile wor
ker, pursued the fleeing youth, but
failed to catch him;-, . .
Two Men Are Arrested on .
Charge of Inciting Riot
Bridgeport, ; Jul; .31,- C P. Bil
lings, manager of the Wheeling
Traction company Wheeling, W. Va.t
and his assistant, ' Charles Marsh,
were arrested, charged with inciting
to riot, after they, had been beaten
badly by a crowd ' of several score
persons. The attack is said to 'have
grown out of the arrest at Wheeling
of bus drivers operating between
Ohio and "West Virginia.
South Side Brevities
Tor 8a!e At a barren, (-room hou. nil
modern ; S-room house, water and lights.
Call Market 1072.
Experienced --allt!jp. One. who.-peak
Bohemian. Thlllp-a Iieparlmunt ator.
Twenty-Iourtb ad..O.TU-.etAdvr.tla
ment.
THE BEE: OMAHA, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1921.
Lincoln Farmers to
Compete With! Dairies
Lincoln, July 31. (Special.)
Thirty Lancaster county farmers at
a meeting here agreed to form a
dairy association that will compete
with Lincoln dairies on the streets
of the city.
Dissatisfaction over treatment by
creameries' in handling their milk
and continual grumbling of Lincoln
milk consumers over the price of
milk were reasons advanced for the
proposed competition. Another meet
ing will' be held soon when officers
will be elected and plans of organ
ization and handling milk will be
made.
It was estimated that $25,000 must
be raised before successful competi
tion with Lincoln dairies would be
insured.
Brundage Replies
To Statement of
Governor Small
Attorney General Says There
Is But One Question for
Illinois Executice to
Answer.
.Chicago,. July 31. Replying to a
statement issued by Governor Small
in which he defended his conduct
while state treasurer, Attorney Gen
eral Brundage declared that ."the sole
question Mr. Small has to answer to
the people is did he place $10,000,
000 of the people's money in a
fictitious bank for the profit of him
self or associates?"
Mr. Brundage's statement said:
"Governor Small says that his
records have been open for four
years" and; had there been irregulari
ties; I could have easily determined
them. "
"The governor fails to say he
took with him, when he vacated the
office, all records pertaining to the
interest on the public moneys and
the depositing of public funds. If
he will return those public records
which belong1 to the state, our audi
tor will very quickly determine the
amount of the withheld interest, in
addition to the $10,000,000 manipula
tion. Wants Early Trial.
"The state's attorney.of Sangamon
county and myself realize the im
portance of the charges and in order
that no injustice may be done to the
governor, .the 'state's attorney is
anxious to give him a trial at the
earliest possible moment.
"The people of this state are en
titled to know immediately whether
the governor is guilty. It is use
less to protest innocence and pro
ceed by obstructive methods. A jury
of 12 men will be the final arbiters.
The prosecution will aid in promptly
getting the issue before them."
Returns to Home.
Kankakee, 111., July 30. Governor
Small returned to his' home here to
night after two days' inspection of
the roads of three counties. He will
resume hisT road tour ' Monday.1. He
does not expect to return to Spring
field before 'Wednesday or Thurs
day. ' (,:--y :- ."' ;
Duncan. Brothers Hired
For Stunt Flights at Crete
Cretei Neb., July. 31. (Special.)
The Commercial club contracted with
the Duncan brothers, who will per
form acrobatic stunts and parachute
leaping at the aviation meet to be
held in Crete August 18, 19 and 20.
It was also- decided by the Com
mercial club members to extend the
nroeram in the evening to many
other interesting amusements, among
which will be a large out-door dance.
Bandits Hold Up Inland .
Store and Loot Cash Box
Cambridge," Neb., July 31. (Spe
cial. Two hichwavmen entered the
store at Orafino, an inland town !
about 18 miles from here, held tip
Mrs. Johnson, wife of the proprie
tor, and looted the cash register, Mr.
Johnson was. away from home at the
time. A. band of gypsies is being
held here as suspects pending iden
tification. Humble Onion Wears
18-Karat Gold Ring
Lost Four Years Ago
Yankton, S. D., July 31. (Spe
cial.) To find a gold ring, lost for
several years, around an onion, was
the experience' of Miss- Margaret
Kalbusch of this city. She gathered
a bunch of onions grown in her gar
den, and took some of them to her
neighbor, Mrs. Morehouse.
While, they were conversing,. Mrs.
Morehouse noticed something un
usual about one of the onions and
investigation disclosed that it was
wearing an 18-carat gold ring.
Miss Kalbusch 'identified the. ring
as belonging to her aunt, Mrs. Roth
meyer, who had lost it three or four
years ago.
Do you
know why
it's toasted?
To seal in
the delicious
Burley flavor.
It's toasted.
LUCKY
.CIGARETTE,
Foreign Liquor
Pours Into U. S., ;
Rum Prices Drop
U. S. Agents Powerless to Stop
Influx as Fine Brands of
Overseas Manufacture
Pass Gateways.
Washington, July 31. Hootch
hunting is becoming gradually less
difficult. Hunters for fine whisky,
wines and other liquors also are be
coming more discriminating.
Plentiful liquor supplies in the
large centers are said by prohibition
officers to be due to an unprece
dented inflow of rare brands of in
toxicants from abroad.
Imported liquors of Scotch, Irish,
English and French manufacture are
pouring into the United States
through the poorly-guarded gate
ways on the coasts and borders.
Dry-law chiefs, cutting down their
already small staffs of agents, be
cause of depleted funds alotted for
the remainder of the fiscal year by
congress, merely gasp and -confess
they are powerless to stop the im
portations. Easier to Obtain.
Bootleg centers, finding it easier
to obtain the foreign liquors and in
much greater quantities than the old
familiar brands of American ' make,
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We Appreciate Your
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IvTlivici'trtiln:
prices
for
their wares. . . .
Officials are advised that whisky
br'otigbt in over the Canadian and
Mexican borjers is finding its way
quickly into the larger consuming
cities, and the methods of transport
ing the supplies are seldom balked
Iby dry officers.
Handjers of "wet" products, of
ficials admit, are growing more ac
; customed to the haunts of the "dry"
law : agents and- are 'having no
trouble in that quarter.
Across Border.
. ; Moslj oithe rare liquors and wines
are now being brbiighV across the
Canadian boundary. The vast
Dinner
Dancing
in
Lower Floor
Lounge Room
are,. .quQjuig. .attractive
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traveled routes. Hundreds of routes
selected by the bootleg, importers are
without protection. - ?
Recent reports to headquarters in
dicate that trains" of trucks have
been moving with their whisky car
goes into the United States.
Lower quotations by the bootleg
gers for the. choicest kinds of liquors
are an impressive indication that
whisky stocks brought in from over
seas have more. than made up for
the shortage caused by the closing
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Girl Hold for Aiding" in.
Escape of Harlan Forger
Harlan, la., July 31. ((Special.)
Charged with aiding in the escape
of Leonard Kirk, 17, forger, Bessie
Knudsen was' sent to jiil lu re in de
fault of bond. Kirk was arrested
at Missouri Valley and returned here
to stand trial for foging checks on
several Harlan merchants. The sie
of the checks ranged to $ol). - Kirk
pleaded guilty before Judge Cullisou
and was senteuied to jail for six
months. . . .
. Complete .
Luncheon
75c
Table d'Hote
Dinner
$1.25
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STEPHENS CORDS
Guarantee 10,000 Miles
SIZE PRICE
30x312 Junior . ... . . . $18.45
30x3ia Giant ....... .$22.45
32x312 ..............$25.50
32x4 ............... $29.20
33x4 ............... $29.70
AA coa osr
oou.mj m
32x412 ........$36.50 1
33x4i2 $37.50
34x412 ........ v $38.50
35x412 ...$39.50
36x412 $41.50
33x5 ..$44.50
35x5 $45.50
37x5 ,.$46.75
Equal to. 31x4 'sjze m any
fabric tire.
No war tax to pay when you buy. our
guaranteed tire.
Recovers Complete $8.70
- out Patches, . . .25c up
Inner Tires,. . ,$1.98 up
Driver's Back Cushions . . . . .$1.50
Outfits ...... . 19c up
