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   Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - August 11, 1921, Boston, Massachusetts                                Remember to order your Real Estate and Automobile for next Sun days Globe Read the Want and Classified In todays NEXT SUNDAYS GLOBE Order it In Remember to order your advertisements for next Sundays Globe Read the ad In todays VOL o 41 ns second at under the net ot THURSDAY AUGUST PAGES TWO CENTS HOUSE LEADERS PLAN Would Increase Exemptions for Dependents to Repeal Taxes on Fountain Drinks and Ice Cream and Many Stamp Taxes SOVIET GIVES Means a Reduction of GUARANTEE To Semi Out All of 100 Americans Who Wish Meeting at Issue Referred to Washington Kilpatrick and Five Others Reach Famished Aug 10 By A guarantee that nil Americans remain ing In Russia will be given an oppor to leave that country If they de sired was offered today by Maxim Soviet at a con ference held this afternoon with Walter European Director of the American Relief over the question of American relief for M did not attempt to nogo in lax Aug 10 Even more extensive changes in tax levies than were agreed upon at the White House conference between President Harding and Republican leaders of the House of Representatives were voted tentatively today by the ma members of the Ways and Means As summarized in a formal the committee action included Repeal the excess profits tax effective Jan An increase of the income tax on corporations from 10 percent to 15 with the exemption effective Jan Repeal of all taxes on the trans portation of freight and passenger and on seats and Jan An increase in the exemptions to ALLIED COUNCIL Neutrality in Near East Indorsed by Ambassador Promises to Furnish Plan ot Russian Famine Relief Powers Take Steps to Join in Project to Send Food SKIPPER DEFIES PROHIBITIONISTS Arethusas Captain Says Visit to New Bedford Disposed of Worth of Liquor Will Gome Again Ran Floating Bar Beyond Limit 10 By American Ambassador took part twice In sessions ot the Supremo once In replying to Lloyd George that he agreed that Amer traditional policy Rave traders the right to sell arms to cither In the and again in reply InK to inquiries by the Prime Minister respecting Secretary Hoovers Russian relief M the French began M did not attempt to nogo An increase in the exemptions to M the French bega anything except said Mr h d f on account of of the famIne b Brown after the Shortly fo fnr that the Russian ha Continued on the Twelfth To Sell Trucks and adver tise in the Daily and Sunday Sunday should Tie ordered ive Jan Exemption from income tax of tlie first of income from stock held n building and loan Rle sent Pendents to for each note saying that as the instead of as at had been sent out through the Russian relief committee considered that the American conditions had been and asked that Mr Brown meet at the Bolshevik legation A conference was arranged tho who Informed Litvinoff that Mr Brown ready to meet him in the Foreign Mr In informing that the Tinned States togo ahead with relief all Americans In Revisions of Existing Taxes Revisions of existing taxes in cluded Repeal of the tax on fountain drinks and Ice cream and the sub of a flat tax of 10 cents a gallon on all fountain sirups to be paid direct by the manufacturer or Repeal of the stamp taxes on per tooth paste and other toilet preparations and proprietary and the substitution of a Continued on the Ninth Assails Allen With Bitter Removal of Tufts Will Not Cure Conditions Attack on Him Dastardly Roots of Case Way Back Origin in Attack on saying that the Russian who ha wlt the Allies In the of might justly look to the now ior propose that all the Allies join the United States and the other Nations who are interesting themselves In the administration of relief through Red Cross societies and other private said M Proposes Agreement With Soviet I heartily agree to exclaimed Mr Lloyd But I wish to point he that such efforts could not reach many of the The Red Cross cannot perform the miracle of the five loaves and two Belief must be organized Immediately on a great not only for the sake of but for the sake of the because cholera and other plagues Incident to famine would cause more losses than the last Mr Lloyd George said relief is Impos sible without some arrangement with Continued on the Second Cross Indicates Approximate Position of the Just Outside tbe Special to the Globe NEW Aug 10 captain of the rumrunning schooner Arethusa was ashore here last night and said he had bought whiskey and champagne to the value ot and had sold It so profitably that he is coming The crew comprises only four who live to matoes and all kinds of fresh tables appear daily on the When a New Bedford who went out beyond the limit to the rumrunner a few days approached the floating was hailed by the skipper of the who met him at the side ot ship and welcomed him on board a most hospitable We transact business here day and said the genial contain and we supply Marthas New Bed ford and Fall River with what the residents of those places seem to want the Come out anytime you The law cant touch us Well be very glad to see Busy Scenes Aboard Vessel I wasnt at all Impressed by the Continued on the Second Arguments End ASST ATTY GEN WILLIAM In Charge of Rebuttal For ATTORNEYS MOST PROMINENT FLETCHER Counsel For IN TUFTS CASE To seal in the delicious Burley tobacco if ss Toasted WILDEY SAVINGS BANK 52 BOSTON A Mutual Savings Bank Deposits Go on interest 15 and the 15th of each month TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Ranney declares Tufts innocence has been shown in slashing address filled with pathos and bitter shots at House leaders plan further sweeping changes In tax Russias representative guarantees at conference with American relief repre sentative that all of the 100 Americans who wish will be released six reach ragged and Ambassador Harvey in reply to Lloyd George agrees on Allied policy of neu in Near East will furnish details of American relief for Captain of floating bar outside three mile limit off New Bedford comes Wilson and Downey matched to box City on Labor Ell late millionaire Invent said to have lived a double life for 44 Deal reported pending by which unit ed States Mail Steamship Company will pass to New England Three Memphis policemen five men wounded as result of attempt to seize Ford pay Carl found not guilty of attempt to break Into former Pace Marriage Port of Boston Page Schuyler West Newton young Navy killed in fall from hotel window at Sixteen Dorchester pupils raise fine crops on grounds of Edward Everett Grammar TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Install officers at You Get Best Results From Globe Want and Classified The Globe has been the leading Want and Classi fied medium In New for over 30 Sunday Globe Them Today To insure insertion in tho Sunday advertise ments under the following classifications must be m the office not later than Friday Telephone workers Elopement upsets wedding plans of Winthrop Page Viceroy and Vicereine pay State visit to Dublin Horse Show members of Sinn Fein in also Spaniards turning from to Guard of detectives throngs hotel of Lloyd George In Page Senator Harrison asks Senator Lodge If a treaty with Germany Is being ne Im not negotiating lat ter Commercial Robert McCuen of Vergennes Is ap pointed Ty President Harding Internal revenue collector for Page Dr president of setts Agricultural attacks sys torn under which State manages the Still no trace of Arthur missing Waltham Pago Invitations to tho Washington con ference on armament limitation the Far East ready to be sent Premier Lloyd George will London Another big shark captured scott Page Boys at Camp Devens spend afternoon In swimming pool owing to Motion pictures used at auction sale of real estate valued at Electrical Workers Union draws up now agreement as first step in effort for peace In tho building retains Welch Chal lenge competing race series with Cohasset Charlie White and Johnny Dunde draw In 10 rounds at New Jimmy winner of the Gram Prix auto to return to this coun try Tennis at N Verkeyn wins tho 60mllo race at MACHINERY AND TOOLS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS TOURS AND TRAVEL FARM AND GARDEN CASH REGISTERS and Classified other than the above must be in the Globo before on o cannot guarantee the proper classification of ordered on Real Estate FOP Sale Business For Salo biles For Sale Advertise in tho Daily and Sunday next Sundays Globo in advance from your news dealer Jeremiah of Boston electe president of State Branch of of L Senator Lodge urges economy In let ter to King Georges household expanse over but he seel furl her economies In hope of request for Increase from replying to Ador of cables that Uus slas famine is beyond reach of a worlds but something can b clone to save the Names of Boston witnesses revealed court order at Syracuse providing f taking testimony here In Elmon Camp Devons to bo abandoned as soo after Sept 1 as Page Skirts to bo longer this say New York hearing on petition for new Illinois State Attorney offers change et LESS OF THOU SHALT MORE OF COME ON LETS GO Postmaster Genera Hays Prescription For Sick i Business TODAYS GLOBE CONTENTS Page Holdup In connection with North End slaughter houses alleged at Dollar diplomacy has its French an tells Page Where Your Taxes by Uncle Six Political Frameups The Popish The Black by Harris More Truth Than ty Agreement reached for B 80day recess f Congress about Aug provided arm Credits is enacted and House asses the Tax Revision Two classes of Haverhill shoe work rs will continue to receive present Liner embarks 20 first 5 second 750 passen ers here for Azores and Page Financial Administrations Railroad Funding 111 openly opposed at Senate commit ee Real estate Page Opening day of Essex County golf Father and son golf tourney at Win Col Forest and Jay Worthy win races at Marine Corps carries off honors in Bon day of United Service shooting t Eatontown Rovers beat Point 1 to for the Army and Navy polo British yachts win the races at Page American League results Detroit Boston 4 Now York Chicago 8 Washington 2 Philadelphia National League results Brooklyn Pittsburg 0 Bt Louis Cincinnati 4 first Cincinnati St Louis 3 second Braves to open series with the Phillies hero First National Bank nine beats Wal tham 65 other baseball Pnge Household Pago Household A Husband to by Carolyn Page Ton thousand persons witness Aleppo has 39th annual outing at Suburban Newsdealers Association and members families enjoy at Pennsylvania Railroad given IB days more time to arrange conferences with Head of new Veterans Bureau an plan to spend for jiew hospitals and 6800 more beds by Number out of work In Boston astl mated at of North Carolina confirmed after heated debate la Senate on negro Aug have less of Thou Shalt Not and more of On Lets Postmaster Gen Hays urged today at a luncheon of where he was the principal There Is a lot of business that really is sick still staggering with the shell shock and the debauch he But there Is a great deal more that Is merely What we need more else is the common sense of courage and There of the greatest era of expansion and prosperity ahead that tho world has ever Everyone knows this and the only question dis cussed is when it will Itu time to go out and meet LIVED DOUBLE Attack Will of Millionaire Inventor Larkin Known as Bachelor to All But a Few Friends Posed as Married in Another Establishment Com lived as a bachelor In re WILSON TO BOX 5 Matched for 10 No Jersey City Long Haggling Over Terms for Labor Day Fight Boston Champion Takes or Percent inventor y pany for B Thompson one and RS a circle assorted In a contest of ss 1 a lawyer and an intimate Mend of de posed The deposition stated Larkin wanted to marry Mrs bu Te saying It might embarras The will contest was brought bs Bartholomew Larkin and Mrs Ann B who were bequeath ed The bulk of Larkin estate was willed to charity The contestants declare wa mentally Incompetent when he made the CONTROL LIKELY Deal of United States Mail Steamship Co Pending Expected to Adjust Dispute With Shipping Board m Names of New Interests Are Being Withheld Special to the NEW Aug that the control of the United States Mall Steamship Company has passed to a group of New England financiers and that the concern Is prepared to patch Its differences with the Shipping Board and embark a program which will mean the strengthening of the American merchant Is ex within the next day or Details of the deal were refused at the United States Mail where it has been announced that a forma statement concerning the companys fu ture is soon to be issued to the public Continued on thn Fifth Middleweight champion Johnny Wil son of this city and Bryan Downey of Cleveland were rematched yesterday by promoter Tex Rickard to battle In a 12 round bout at the Jersey Arena on Labor The weight B ICO pounds at 10 oclock In the morn The way the battle between the pair at July 57 ended created a ot of talk all over the world and caused more arguments as to whether the referees decision was final and If the Cleveland Boxing Demonology was the cry ot Fletcher counsel for Dist Atty Nathan as he stood be fore the full of the Supreme Court the evi dence In the removal proceedings brought by Atty Gen Weston Allen and stoutly proclaiming Mr Tufts innocence of The demonology Mr Ranney traced back to the attack made on Daniel Coakley before the Bar Association last He did not attempt to judge all this talk of of huge but cham pioned only the blamelessness of his n with vitriolic Invective occasionally flung in the faces of the Attorney General and his elder but Continued on the Eleventh The total number of Real Es tate printed during the seven months ending July St in the Boston papers having daily and Sunday editions IOG Globe second paper had a right to reverse the decision of Referee who declared Wilson the winner on a foul In the Downey and his friends In Cleveland circulated a lot of propaganda all over the world in his efforts to have the peo ple outside of his city agree the ruling of the Cleveland who declared Downey tho champion and claimed tho right to reverse the decision of tho Tho New York and Mas boxing solons did not agree with the ruling of the Cleveland so the bottom felt out of the claim uf Downey that he was THE WEATHER foe Boston and Vicinity Thurs day fair Friday prob ably showers change In temperature moderate south to southwest I Washington Forecast for Southern New England Increasing cloudiness probably showers on Thursday afternoon or night and on Friday cooler For Northern New England Increasing cloudiness probably showers Thursday afternoon or night and on Friday cooler Globes probably oc showers Saturday generally fair continued seasonable temperature Commissioners j moderate south and southwest becoming The Temperature at Thomp sons 1 0 7 12 70 3 73 G SO 0 70 12 Average temperature yesterday 72 Temperature at S 60 M St 70 St 70 68 64 08 Chicago 76 New 74 DIVER TO SEARCH FOR BOYS BODIES Special to the Globe N Aug expert accompanied by Brook and his regu lar tonight from Portsmouth ami tomorrow morning an attempt to recover the Nathaniel aged oC and of tho two camp boys drowned I off L UUVU 25c Crown packed In Prov from fat Sum mer The best wo have received for a 14 Regent Bread Made from the finest ents and the best workman Weight 24 Doughnuts Fried only in Squires Pure Leaf 75c Apple tind light and fluffy and filled with Apple Sauce or Pure Raspberry make in our own Boston Baked Beans Fresh from our ovens on sale Friday afternoons and Please order Bates Yerxa Haggling Over Terms Promoters all over the country have been trying to match the pair but the biggest bidder was promoter The latter has been trying for nearly a week to come to an agree ment with but the latter has been holding put for as much as Wil son was to Rickard tried to show Downey and his manager that Downey was not entitled to as he wus not the i Rickard had another talk with Downeys manager and Increased i his previous but not the amount that Downey If the latter did not It was the Intention of Rickard not to bother any more trying to get Downey to Downey finally accepted The promoter would not state tho Continued ou TeutU f PLYMOUTH LAST OPPORTUNITY To Seo This Gorgeously Impressive Historic Spectacle The Event of a Lifetime Only Three More Performances In AUGUST 12 and 13 AT SHARP notable t3 tho efficient and comfortable manner l to net and Hae 11Hcft spectators art tt Get Tickets NOW for All Remaining Performances Prices 50o to At US ami ut Bend 37 ot unU  

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