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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
SATURDAY EVENING. DEC. Il, is's'

As A part Of the fight being mace
sVslust the acceptance BY the govern
rosnt Of the statue of Robert E. Lee as
ns,mauent addition to the Hall Of Fame
in the Ospitol building, the Vlct-p'eSi'
dent Yesterday laid before the Senate q
yesoIutIon adopted by the Michigan
Oommsndery Of the Loyal Legion on
Novsmber 4. This resolution chsrac'
terjzss as 40 insult to the nation the sug-
UestIou that IL the statue OF Lee be re-
;scted BY Congress Virgins will with
draw the brouz, statue OF George
Washington which accompanies It,
The commsndery protects vigorous
ly against accepting the 'fhgy OIL
Tss in Confederate uniform The
,uv0estiou of General Gant-'Lei
us have peacs"-Is a long lime reach
ing Michigan, although It's spirit during
the wears that have followed the close Oh
the civil war seems to have had ''S en'c'
10 nearly every other quarter Of the coun'
try. The fsmeD of Robert E. Lee need'
no stored urn, nor a niche 10 pau
thsou, nor q pedestal 10 the gallery o.
miscellaneous effigies for Its trsnsmis
sion to unborn generations. De IS al
ready fixed star in the brightest OIL 81
cancellations. People in al sections o
the United States are justly proud OF to'
fact that this illustrlous historical nguf
Gas an American, aud naturally wan
his statue to take its place smoug u
good and great who have hourisne
since the country Was formed, and Inc
will see that 1t is put there notWi'n
standing the prejudice of a corporal
guard Of MichIgsuders who call them
selves a '1oysI legion" whatever the
may mean Dy adopting such a name
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
LIQUOR TRAFFIC IN VIRGINIA.

From the report Of the Stata Auditor
1t is shown tat there are 6S counties
aid 9 cities 10 the s'ste 10 which the
sale, handling and distilstion OF Equor
are not allowed by law. This Is more
than three 6fths Of the COMMITTEES and tx
actly one.hali OF the cities.
The total liquor llctn'es paid the
state by the counties Is $40, O67. "a while
The cities paid 10 1888. 1897 70 fr the
year, making 3 total Of $3.50, sO4 81 for
the entire state.
Elizabeth City county, one OF the
smallest in the state, raid the total OF
| 500, 141.4l for liquor prlVileges-the
largest sum paid BY any one country,
Ieadiog Norfolk county BY some Is 600.
Norfolk city paid s67, 72O.25, while
Richmond paid $40, 900 SO for The priv
l'gs of selling whisky,
Virginia received from dispensrries
during the yesr $1S. 546 SS. There sre
II dispenssries Ia the slst,. Abingdon
alone last year turned over the sum oil
a. 375 Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
ExplosiOn OF oil.

Worcester, Macs, Dec. IL w. Q.
KIRK, a fireman, wss killed and Ofpssin
Thoalss O'Gara and Elgene Sweeney
Injured when As 600 gallons Of oil at
the new Transforming station OF the Uon-
necticut river Transmission Company
exploded early to-day. while flames were
sweepiug the s75. 900 structure. The
era vas started BY l'Gp during 8 test OF
the new station, spread with Incredible
rspidity and lesped from tank to tank
The station, which was to furnish power
for many OF Worcester's great manufac'
turing places was located 10 Gteendale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Aviator SerIously lDlured.

Berlin, Dec. 1l.-Ospialn Engle'
hardt, q pupil Of the Wright brothers 10
aviation, flying 10 q Wright machine,
wss very seriously injured at Johsunis.
tai today when his seroplane collapsed
In the air. The machine was completely
wrecked and the captain. Who was caught
under the wreckage, Wss rushed to the
hospital 10 q serious condition. The ac'
cident was caused By the MOTOR stop
ping while In mid.air.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
x,,I.d Seven and Himself.

Marseilles, France, Dec 1l.-Pierre
Bowler, O Leading wine MERCHANT, went
suddenly Insane today and shot and
instantly killed his wife and mother 10
their home. he then took a rszor and
cat the throAts OF bis two young sonS
and a daughter. he vent to his estab'
lIshment where his eldest daughter was
and shot her and bis chief clerk. HIS
bloody lust satisfied with the death OF the
ssveu be fred the last shot from bis own
head. DYING almost instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

CAPIrATION taxes 10 enable voters 10
take part iu the election next June
must be paid by the 18th inSt'' IS has
before been stated. The June election
will be held on the second Tuesday OF
that month which falls on the l4tb, and
the capitation tex under the constitution
must be paid six months before the
election, or by December IA, Tuesday
next. Ia Alexandria one bali the
members Of the City Council will be
elected next June. No other election
more vitality and intimately concerns the
average man than that by which the Oh
fioials who govern the city in which he
lives are chosen. The members OF the
council make the ordinances of the city,
direct the operation and maintenance OF
Its public utilities and formulate Its pub
lie municipal policies. Every good
Citizen has an interest in the selection
of good and efficient councilmen and
should indicate that interest and exert
hIs influence snd cast his vote to secure
them. Then let every citizen qualify
himself for voting in the election by pay
ing his taxes BY Tuesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
The Brokaw Divorce Suit.

Mineols, L. 1 f, Dec. III When u Q
separation suit Of Mr. Mary Blair
Brokaw, sgaipst her husband, the NIL
llouaire SPORTSMAN, Is resum d on MOI :
day Il is expected that there Will De
much sensational evidence introduced,
counsA for both sides Insisting today
that the story Ms. B,oksW told on the
stand was hardly "curtain raiser" to
what may be expected.
Among the witnesses to be called are
many prominent social lights, aud the
entire family history OF the B'oklws
from the time OF their marrisge 10 TO De
uncovered,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
STALLED IN A TUNNEL,

As the result OF g train bti1g dtrsiled
In the Tube between the Erie and LScka.
wanna stations 10 Jersey City yesterday
the Hudson and Manhattan railway,
which operates through the tunnels un-
der the Hudson river, was tied Up for
more than 40 hour. Many passengers
csught 10 stalled trsIo had to brave
the danger of the third rail while walk
ing to the Stations. No real damage
was done aud after the stalled train had
been replaced on the tracks traffic WIS.,
resumed,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
OcSvs-
ones.

THAT - up-
ON the vl...s mou It after many days l
Often shown. A young man was IN a
theatre on one occasion when an elder
" mao aud one known to him entend
aud could not 6nd seat. A young
man who witnessed his discontinue
arose aud made him take his chair. 1t
was a simple aud common incident, and
soon passed ont of the young mans
mind. He wSs ssionlshed some years
later when he was visited by an attorney
aud told that so old man in neighbour
ing city hsd died aud left him several
thousand dollars. The old man, who
had remembered him 10 bis will, had
not forgotten the civtlity shown him
Miss Emma B. Alexander, of Phi sdel.
phis, has just been left $25, 900 BY az old
man and q cripple, unknown to her al
the time, whom she aided in deceud'
ing from a carrIsge sud piloted to
depot and train he desired to take.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Two Nee Crushed 10 Death.

Newton, N. j., Dec 1.-Two mems
lives we're instantly crushed out oeneaIn
a mass OF dirt and stone, Weighing
several tons, that fell from the ROOT o.
the TAYLOR mine of the New jersey Zrc
Company at franklin Furtace today:
The unfortunate men we're crusntd until
they were almost unacceptable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

FiblAbu VI thC
-z.Y, VINO was fatally injured 10
the Georgetown game.
A meeting of the insurgents, scbed'
uled 10 take place this evening at the
Office of Representative Hubbard, OF
lows, is the most important event set
for the day at the Capitol and even Vic
tor Murdoch, the iusurgent chief, is
skeptical over the Importance OF this
function. 1--WE are merely marking
time now" said Mr.. Murdoch, "and do
not expect to do anything important or
sensational until the Cannon rules come
up 10 some shape or manner, then we'll
swat them and swat them bard" The
appropriations and naval aud military
sfIslrs committees are holding daily
meetings, calling from time to time vsri'
Gus government officials for the purpose
os securing testimony regarding items OF
expenditure requested by the heads Of
departments. On Tuesday when The
two houses Of Congress meet again, 1t
Is expected another adj }urnment Will be
aiken to Thursday or Friday. Ii Is
thought that Congress will adjourn Tor
the holiday recess sboutthe 10th or 2lst
Reports of mistrestmeut of American
citizens in Mexico we're brought 10 the
attention of President TAFT today by
Representative HinshsW, OF Neorsska
Mr.. Hinshaw called at the White House
to lay before the president case OF an
American railroad detective, william
Cook. who has been imprisoned Id Gosd-
alhsrra without trial. Mexicsn authori'
ti,s, according to Mr.. Hinshaw, have
refustd 10 admit Cook to bail. The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Thaw Makes Another Appsa al

New York, Dec. 1l.-On behalf Of
Harry K. Tbaw, committed to The Ma
tawan Asylum for the criminal insane,
Charles Horsrsbt, today applied to
Justice Towpkins for au order directed
against the state lunscy commission for
Thaw's transfer 10 smother asylum.
After listening to the argument Justice
Tompkius ruled that the points raised
wee novel and be gave the attorneys
time to submit briefs In their case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Sent TO the Grand Jury.

East Orange, N. j., Dec. ll.-Mi's
Virginia Wardlaw, following q formal
hssrlug 10 the recorders court today.
va, held to await the action ofthe grand
Jury on g charge of murder, it being al
legged that she WIS responsible for the
the desth of her niece, MIS- Ocey W.
NJ. snesd, whose body was found 10 g
bath Tub 10 q house here some time ago.
She was remsnded to the Essex county
ail without bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
o.,,,o,d and Murdered.

Detroit, Mich, Dec. 11.-Bsaring
every evidences Of having bern murdered,
the BODY Of Helen Browu, 10 years old,
w.s fouud under a truck 10 theWhitmau
Carriage Company's yard In Jones street
today. She bad been strsnglsd 70 DEAN
after being outraged. The child had
been missing from her home since Fri.
dsy, and her disappearance was reported
to tbs police this morning, only . lew
minutes before the 6cding Of the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Eovs Murder Five

Auxsrre, France, Dec. 1l.-A most
brutal crime was committed near here
today when two boys, one aged sixteen
and the other eighteen, entered fam
house and murdered family OF five.
The murdsrers stole few francs, which
was sill the peasants possessed, snd nsd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

TIE plan of President Taft to SpPoiot
white men to places now held By COL
ored men in the southern country and to
ill certain cfhces 10 the north with mem
bers Of the African race will appeal to
all residing soulh Of Mason aud Dixon's
line. The darkey has never been and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

The Ounsrd steamer Osrmanls ar
rived at New York Thursday from
Naples. Anton To-day, 8 child four
years old, died from diphtherla on the
passage. The child's parents were
heart. broken when the body was con-
signed to the SEA, bat their grief was
Intensified when their daughter, Eliza
beth, who wss recovering from the
same disease, died from heart disease on
the following day and was buried in the
same way. The contrasted spirits
of passengers leaving 40 ocean STEAMER
often afford food for the thoughtful
Numbers are light-hesrted and joyful
10 anticipation of meeting relation
aud friends from whom they have
long been separated, while others have
have been racing with death eudesvor-
log to reach bedsideS before the vital
spark leaves dear o""-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

never will be persona gIats rs an once
holder 10 the south, sllhoogh people In
this pait Of the country manifest more
pstiepce toward him than bis Pr0ftssed
friends elsewhere. The presidents plan
will, however, not appeal to the nOrlh'
although that sectsn Of the couUtry
clsmored for many years for civil snd
political rights for the colOred race. IL
is a noticeable fact that bot fe" coloreo
people are employed at public places 10
the north.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

The bodies OF three miners were re-
covered from the Schumacher miue, near
Johustosu, Pc, today, following fire
tha. broke ont In The farmhouse late yes
terday, endsugerlug the lives of more
than q score OF miners.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

THE ANIMAL meeting Of the stoekhold.
ers of THE CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK, Of Alexandra. Va, will be held at
the baking HOUSE TUEsDAY, January IL.
1910. at u o'clock noon, for the purpose Of the
election OF directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of any other business that
NAV properly be brought before the nesting.
RICHARD N. GREEN,
Jao1f "A Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

NTOTICE:-The regular monthly meeting Of
N NJ d. CORsE CAMP, SOS OF COZ
FEDERATE VETERANS, will be held at
Lee Camp Hall, No. 800 Prince street,
MONDAY. the 18th, at SEQ o'clock. I'm:
portsnt bust ness. All members are requested
10 attend. By order Of The Commandant,
iyI0 n C. w. O'MEARA. Adjualnt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

The U. &. civil service comm s'Itn
Announces the cancellation OF Its an
uouucemeut of November rs inviting
applicants for the position OF cook (~alo
10 the U. S. penitsntiary service at Nc
Neil Island, Washington. Tbs caneeI'
latiou, it Is given QUITS made IN vie" OF
the action Of the Department OF Justice
10 Withdrawing It's rquisilion for
elEpibles and requesting authority to hIl
this position without examination, such
method of filling the position being per-
missIble under The rules 10 the discretion
of the commission and the department
When the announcement was made that
40 examination for cook would be held
sensible people thought the limit bad
been reached in the civil service hum
1 huo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Salesman Wanted.

cPECIALTY Paint Manufacturing Co can
~ use a SPECIALITY SALESMAN TO
travel through the entire state Of Virginia.
VERY liberal commission with good drawing
account from the beginning. TIE AER'
CHANTS PAINT Co, Cleveland. Ohio"
declf IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

The report sent over the world to the
effect that leopold, king OF Belgium,
had been paraIyz,d is now denied. The
aged monarch, tits now asserted, bas
b.en attacked by lhst enemy OF oil
Characterization. Leopold has many
shortcomings attributed to him, especial
IL by those interested 10 developing the
commercial aud spiritual interests OF the
Cougo country, and there probably
never wss a king who had 30 many
en- .mies, mostly in other nations, how
eyer. But il be is writhing in pain from
rheumatism, he shOuld have the sym
pathy, at least, of such of his fellow
creatures who have at times IN lheil
lives been lis victims. Like death, l
knocks at the palace as we'll IS the cot
tsge gate, and Is no respecler oil persons
4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

observation-disclosures or unem-
- plove1. Write us if you are open 70 job
work. We can give you enough tn keep you
busy and pay we'll for same rep wing en-
close stsmp). THE F. w. CAMERON CO.,
Room 70 fSw BLDG. Lynehburg, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11
Prom Washington.
OF the Alexandria Gassth
SrV at II - II

tCcrregp0ndenS OF Tue htoARidii" N~
Washington, Dec IL.
Despite the action of the Senate COM
mittee on finance 10 posiponing action
mon the nominations of Jss. Freeman
Ourtis, of Boston, to be an assistant sec
retsry of the treasury, and of Royal
Oabell. OF Virginia, to be commissioner
of internal revenue, no fear is entertained
nv either OF these gentlemen or their
friends of their ultimate confirmation 10
their important posts. Mr.. CorIiss, who
took the oath of Office two weeks ago and
then went back to Boston TO conclude
some work 10 the district attorneys
Office there, returned today and took up
the duties Of his Office. he had nothing
to say for publication regarding the &C.
tion of the finance committee Other
treasury officials, aud indeed some ssna'
tors. who we're among the callers at the
department, expressed themselves No
oopfidept that 1t bad no connection with
the recent speech OF Secretary Mac
Vesph 10 Boston 10 which he declared
that the policy of the republican psrty
would be towards lower tariff duties.
Commissioner Oabell would not discuss
the report that be intended to ignore
congressional recommendations 10 max
Ing appointments in the internal revenue
service. which is said to be the reason
assigned for the delay on bis nomins'
ton. but expressed a willingness to 81
before the Senate committee ADD be
ouIzzsd on the subject II the senators de-
sired to see him. Both he and Mr.. Our
tbs fully expect that the Senate will con-
firm them shortly after the Christmas
holidays.
The mummiied egg Industry received
another jolt, according TO reports rec
eiged st the Agricultural Department to.
day stating that a court decision hsd
been given 10 Peoria against the use oil
borsx as q preservaive for eggs. The
decision was given in the case of thu
| United States VS.. the Hyppolite Ege
o.. and grew out Of seizure by Agr''
cultural Department officials OF fifty
cases OF eggs preserved In borax. There
| ia a similar case now pending In thu
District of Columbia courts against lh'
makers of MscLsreus Imperial Cheese
who are alleged to use borsx as a pre-
sentative.
Football circles are today eagerly dis
cussiug the determination to abolish
football at GeorgetoSu, Feidham, HOLY
Gross, and nine other Jesuit colleges
throughout the east, il radical reform'
are not made in the game before mex
season. This determination vas arrived
a. by a conference at GoorgeIown Uni'
versity attanA~' President Daniel j
President Thoms
ly Gross; Presideu
Of Gso'getoWp, sn'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stoc 3
l holders Of the ALEXANDRIA MA
TIONAL BANK will be hello at iis office, at
the corner of King and Royal streets, in the
city OF Alerandris, state Of Virgin on the
lltA day of January. 1910, from Il. 90 a. m. to
LOO D N for the election of directors for the
ensuing year, and for the transaction OF all
9th business That may prof erly come before
the sad meeting. &C. SMITH, Cashier
a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

I Osr.- Lsdy's GOLD WAT I'll, HUNT.
IL ING CASE, fob attached with small
chain. Initials on front case "f Z. L" In
side backcase Bessie" supp sed TO have
been Loaf on an electric car en- King street
between 81. AaAph and Lee. Dropped on
breast from pin. BetuTn 70 JOHN i. BOB
ERTs, police headquarters. deol0 5te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-12-11

I Tt5IuVuN DdU U
: President Thomas
,ly Gross; President
Of G so'getoWp, and
letics for the twelve
,es. The conference
Of the abolition Of
own following the
rislisu of the VIZ
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-19
STOCKTON GOES
TO DEMOCRATS
PARTY MAKES CLEAN SWEEP
IN ELECTION
ENTIRE TICKET CARRIED WITH
TWO EXCEPTIONS
Largest Vote In History of City Gives
r. r. Reibenstein for Mayor
a28 Votes Ma
jority

STOCKTON, May 1S.-In one of the
most exciting and surprising elections
ever held in Stockton, the Democrats
made a clean sweep of the ticket from
top to bottom, with the exception of
two school directors who were on a
fusion Democra tic-Republican ticket.
r. r. Reibenstein was elected mayor
by 1928 votes and the other candidates
on the Democratic ticket ranged from
rs to 500.
The largest vote ever cast was re-
turned, 4616 ballots being cast.
The winning candidates were George
Sewers, for recorder; Oscar Wright,
for superintendent of streets; NJ.
Brisco Dennis O'Keefe, George Hell
mann and B. Armstrong, for council
men; L. Leclaire Davis, M. j. Henry,
C. H. Campbell, A. j. Tanner and DR..
Ray, for school directors.
band paraded the streets at late
hour tonight playing 'There'll Be Hot
Time in the Old Town Tonight"
The Democratic platform pledged the
calling of a special election to resub-
init the question of Sunday closing.
The Republican platform contained a
plank endorsing Sunday closing, but
pledging its candidates to call an cleo
ton If 1t was petitioned for. The good
government platform demanded an I'M
qualified maintenance of the ordinance
commanding Sunday closing of sa-
looms.
The Royal Arch, an organization of
saloon men, endorsed the democratic
platform, and as the leaguers were
about 80 jer cent Republican, the Dem
ocrats had a sweeping victory.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-19
FRENCH UNIONS
ASKED TO HELP
LABOR LEADERS PLAN GREAT
STRIKE IN PARIS
Reformists Oppose General Suspen-
sion on Ground That Time Is
Not Yet Ripe for
Attempt
LBv Associated Press.l ! "

PARIS, May 1S.-The efforts of the
revolutionary leaders to bring about a
general strike of affiliated unions In
support of the postal employees up to
midnight had had no result.
The federal committee of the con-
federation of labor met in the after
noon to consider a proposition to nix
day for a general strike.
The proposal caused furious discus
sion. The reformists, as opposed to
the revolutionary members, contended
that the time was not ripe for the con-
certed movement. Consequently no
date was fixed, and only the building
trades, carpenters and diggers' unions
were ordered to strike tomorrow.
M. Paulad, leader of the electricians,
declared he would call out his meb
when least expected, but it is consid-
cred doubtful if many will obey the or
ders of the leaders.
An appeal to the workers of France
to come to the aid of their comrades
in the postal service by a general
strike was issued by the federal COM
mittee of the postal employees and pla-
carded throughout Paris during the
night.
A sensation was caused by the dis
covery at the central postoffice of n
mysterious package resembling an in
fernal machine. 1t was carried to the
municipal laboratory and opened under
water. The package contained a de-
cayed lobster.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-19
REDUCTIONS IN
TAX SCHEDULE

amendment. Mr.. Bailey is counting
upon sixteen or seventeen Republican
votes for the amendment. Fifteen
would be sufficient if the Democrats
would vote solidly for the amendment.
On the other hand, the conservative"
Republicans, in charge of the tariff
bill, say they have made some inroads
upon the progressive" camp and that
on the question of referring the sub
ject of an income tax to the judiciary
committee for a report at the next
regular session they already have for
ty-five votes pledged.
Until recently the Democrats and
progressive" Republicans were far
apart over the form of the bill. Sena-
tors Cummins and Borah, who were
the chief Republican advocates for an
income tax, favored a graduated tax
and opposed tax on corporations.
AS they surrendered these contentious
in order to get vote it was said today
that an agreement would be reached
upon the principal features of the Bal
ley amendment.
The plan is to provide for a fiat tax
of or per cent upon individual and
corporate incomes above $4,000. In or
der that there shall be no double tax
alton provision will be made for deduc-
lions where the tax upon corporation
stock has been paid through the cor
poration itself