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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
AMERICAN PAINTINGS
SHOWN BY STEREOPTICON
Miss Adele Clnrk lectures ~ Ar, club
of tichmond ON Lives of
Painters.

Al exhibit Of American painting was
shown by stercopticon slides AT the Art
Ftlub offichmond Yesterday afternoon
Oh which occasion Miss Adele clark
discussed i'll. history OF painting in
. America. giving short sketches 81 the
lives OF the painters and the influences
/ under which they worked These views
were obtained from the American Fed
Grafton Of Arts. Of which the Art club
~ chapter. and constitute one Of a
series Of Stcreopticon art exhibitions
circulated by the federation.
ftSlhhinE with group Of the por
trait painters Of Revolutionary time
the pictures included The early Amer
: ican landscapists. the American paint.
ers who have sought their patronage
abroad. the painters and teachers who
cam" home and made IL their work to
develop art in America. the great mural
painters. the modern portrait painters
the impresSonistS and the new school
mat paints f'the wonder of work
The first figure TO be nsidcrcd in
. the history OF American art" said Miss
Clark. is John White, the English
pa enter. who IN 1855 came 10 Virginia
ANA made a series of water colorS Of
Indian life on Roanoke Island These
are now in the British Museum. and
copies or them in black and white are
10 la" seen in the Valentine Museum. in
Richmond Benjamin West. who was
born Ia ls3s. IL accounted the first
american painter the speaker gave
an account Of the remarkable career Of
ihtS great P.nasy lyaniaH. who received
MS hrst instructions from the Indians
became court painter to King George
+ III. president uf the Royal Academy
hhu a. his death WAS accorded tho
honor ot burial in St. 'aui's Cathedral
TO us. said Miss Clark. BENJAMIN
West t. OF especial interest because ne
WAS not only one of the founders OF
nc Royal Academy Of Great Britain
put Was member 81 the Arr Academy
81 IN" United States. in Richmond. ns
ihbliSh"d hfc"n yeahs after that OF
treat Britain. His noted pupil. John
iruhbuii. was also . member Of our
academy"
Miss Nora Houston was chairman or
the afternoon. and announced tina,
"nother collection from the Federation
"' Arts would shortly be shown 4; the
Art club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

You have swollen feet and hands.
Stin. achy joints. Sharp-shootine.
rheumatic pains torture you. You have
aching back. pain III the lower aldo
men. difficulty when urinating. Look
out, These are danger signals. Trou-
BILE is with your kidneys. Uric acid
poisoning. in one form or another. has
set in. 1t may lead to dropsy or fatal
Bright's disease if not checked.
Got some GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil
Capsules Immediately. They are AN old
preparation. used all over the world
for centuries. combining natural heal
ing oil and herbs. wcll-known to ply
sicians and used by thousands in their
daily practice. The Capsules are not
an experimental. mal<c-shft patent
medicine" or salt. whose effect is
only temporary They are standard
remedy. and net naturally. gently and
quickly. But when you go 10 the drug
rtst. insist on getting the pure. oriEi-
nal liaarlem Oil in Capsules. BE sure
tho name GOLD MEDAL is on the
box. and thus protect yourself against
con nj Ell fcitS-A6v
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
GIRLS! ACT NOW!
HAIR COMING OUT
MEANS DANDRUFF
2a-cent "Danderine" will save
your hair and double
its beauty.
Try this! Your hair gets soft,
Wayy, abundant and
glossy at once.

Save Your hair. Bcautify il. II is
only matter of using little DAN
deIine occasionally TO have head OF
heavy, beautiful hair: soft. luStrous.
Wavy and free from dandruf 1t Is
easy and inexpensive 70 have pretty
charming hair and lots Of it, Just
get 25-cent hottie Of Enowlton l..
Dandernc now--ail drug store
recommend it-apply a little as d,-
rected and within ten minutes thee.
Will be an appearance Of abundanc,
freshness fuffiness and an incompa:3,
bic gloss and lustrc. and try as yot
VIII you cannot find n trace of dai.
druff or falling hair; hut your rca,
surprise will be after about two
weeks use. when YOU viii sec new
hair--fnc and downy at fIst-yes--
but really new hair--sprouiing out ali
over your scalp Danderine is. we be-
lierc. the only sure hair grower: de-
strorer of damdruff and cure for itch,
scalp and il never fails 10 stop falling
hair a. once
If you want 10 prove how pretty
and soft your hair really is. moisten
cl3th with little Danderine ana
carefully draw ii through your hair
taking one small strand at time.
Your hair will he soft, glossy ana
beautiful in just a few moments-a
delightful surprise awaits every on.
who tries lhis.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
Wy And our or TuM \.

Miss Evelyn H. Jackson ana her
brother. Samuel jackson. arc guests of
the Secretary of tiiH Navy and Mrs.
,loscphus Daniels III Washington for
4 short stay.
Miss Estcllc Taylor has returned 10
her home. MI Airy" III Richmond
County. after u visit 10 Judge and Mrs.
Beverley 7. Crump i'm this city.
Mrs. William Thalhimcr has hecn ths
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. stanley Lans-
hurSh in Washington. en- route from
Atlantic City TO her home in Richmond.
Mrs. Il. +. Moifitt is the guest "f her
sister. Mrs. \. w. Eagley. in Washing
ton for a fcw days
Miss Ruth Brown. az Alexandria, is
3 visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Leah Roscnbaum, Of Baltimore.
is visiting Mrs. Byron Bacr III this
city.
Mrs Frank Nash is The cues, Of Mrs.
u. I. rcttit 1T her home. sos Allen
Avenue
} Mrs Edward Jacauclin Smith. OF
fredericksburg. is the guest of Mrs.
Edward y. Washburn, at South Fifth
Street.
r. g. Whiilock OF Tobaccovilc. aud
his daughter. Miss Elise Whitlock. Of
lIarrisonburg Normal School, are in
Washington.
Miss Lucy q. Cabcll. OF Union Iiili,
is spending some time with Mrs. y. l..
Lewis, at 3l7 South Third Street.
6r. and Mrs. Edward \. German.
Miss Regina German and Edward Cor
man have returned 10 their home in
Alexandria, after u visit 10 this city.
Mrs L. q. Phillips. Of Richmond
spent the Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
w J. Phillips in Fredericksburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Lynch, OF Bal
timorc. arc Speeding some time At the
Jefferson Hotel mere.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
GANG OF BOYS CHARGED
WITH ROBBING STORE
Polirc Arrest Warren Rsnley ax Ring
reader. With -Four Youngsters from
Nine tn Seventeen Y~nr, Old

detectives assigned ~ investigate .
robbery OF tho establishment OF H. l..
Stran" AZ Co. 500 North Twcutv-tfth
street las, night arrested Warren
Rawicy. alleged 10 be the ringlead.r
OF 4 gang Of boys, .our Of whom were
arrested earlier IN tic day on n charge
~ breaking and entering The bows
age
Detective Serccants Kellam and Brv-
ANT worked NJ the case. til. robbery
occurring on sunday night The prop
rrty alleged 10 have been stolen.
amounting to 500 in value, was rc-
covered.
The accused boys arc Henry Garter
! seventeen years old: Earl Rawley fif-
teen years old; Ernest Gaulding. ter
years old and Dortch McGhee. nine
y"ars old. Warren Rawlcy claims to
be seventeen years OF age. althour h
he has been in the United States Navy.
The younger Rawley. who has only
ono leg, was bailed by his father. The
tiny roungster was parolled In GUS
tody Of his mother. The others. with
the exception oI Warren Rawley. were
taken To the Juvenile Detention Home
The alleged leader was taken TO the
First Police Station.
The boys arc said 10 have gained
entrance 10 The store by one climbing
a pole and breaking window
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
SPEEDING UP NAVAL
WORK GETS UNDER WAY
Secretary Daniels confers With Ship
building Companies aud Repre-
sentatives OF Labor.
IBy Associated Press. !

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. March 6.-Machincry
( looking TO the prompt execution Of his
program for speeding up naval con-
struction was set in motion to-day by
Secretary, Daniels. lie conferred with
representatives of the major shipbuiid
ing companies. and later with Secre-
tary Wilson. OF the Labor. Department.
and Samuel Gompers. of the American
Federation Of Labor.
President Wilson called al the Navy
Department during the day and talked
with Mr.. Daniels for some time. The
President was told that even with an
emergency iund OF more than $780,
100000 now available. backed by. au-
thority to require preference for navy
orders, and il necessary to take over
ship yards or other plants. il would
he difficult task TO get ships rushed
to completion.
morrow detailed statements OF what
they might lie able 10 do with addi-
tional funds in the way Of speeding
up. They will also show just what ad
ditional work each plant may be able
to undertake..
The most serious problem Is that OF
getting skilled labor
Mir. Daniels asked the advice OF Sec
rotary Wilson aud Mr.. Gompcrs as to
what steps Ia take 10 increase the sup
.ply OF labor in the ship trades.
Secretary Daniels said the shipbuild-
ers with whom he conferred to-da v
showed every desire to cooperate with
the government. He said that where
he wished TO talk about building de
stcoyers in year. the shipbuilders
talked of two years. u the secretary
invokeS the power 10 commanders
plants il will not he done until he has
a definite understanding OF tho entire
situation.
The greatest stress Will be laid on
quick construction OF smaller craft.
such as submarine chasers. submarines
and destroSers At the same time. the
eight new capital ships. five battle
cruisers >and three monster Dread
noughts must be laid down in addition
to new scout cruisers.
To obtain submarine chasers the de-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
EXEMPTION is ASKED
"a't""E Assoctntton Would Have Per-
tshnbie Commodities Freed
From Embnrgocs.
ny 4 ssociatcd Press.


NEW lofh. March e.-Eailroads
throughout the country were urged to-
DAY by the american Railway Associa-
ton 10 exempt from all freight en-
oarGoes. 50 far as practiea bic. certain
onmoditics--chichy necessities Of Ife
winch. II was asserted would do much
10 relieve the present confusion OF the
railroads themselves and tho shipping
public
The idea in view" said a u,.irc
ISSUED hv the association. is that
snipperS and railroads in all parts Of
the country shall always know ina,
TRANSPORTATION Of The necessities OF life
VIII not lie restricted
Following is the list OF articles which
IN" railroads We're asked 10 accent
iofthwi'h: live stock, perishabics. ship
mchis consigned 10 the United States
government or lis officers tin cans for
condensed milk, when 50 way billed.
printing paper. fuel coal and naicri.t
ana supplies consigned TO railroads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond.

state hoard of I;ducati0n.. Cham
Der OF Commerce Bulldfng. tn con-
slider school contests. 10 O'Clock.
building Trades Council. maA,-
meeting. Labor Temple. = o'clock.
John Marshall High school. nd
dress ON Agricultural Prepnrcdncss.
Mrs. u. ID. Fullerton, & 0'cI0ck.
Central !. VI. &. A.. addresses I'M
der auspices of Simultaneous Evan
Eci,stic Committee. by Hcy. Jnmcs
VI. Grny. ID. d., = and S,I5 O'clock.
Grurc Covenant Presbyterian
church. addresses by Rev. u. %.
Finn. ID. d.. at ~ and y o'clock.
Council Committee ON Finance.
Cit. Hall. ; o'clock.
Bonrd OF Fire Comm, lsstOncrs. city
Hall. 4 o'clock.
81. Paui's thurch-Midday L~ntcn
service. ! o'clock.
LSric-Topulnr yuu,ic vile; mntI-
nee. ,; night, 40 md -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
ALLEGED COMBINATION TO
POOL PROCEEDS OF SALES

Defendants IN the second Indictment
are charged with combining. throur n
nine mining companies producing g.
ope.og0 tons of coal in West Eirgi nia
and Virginia. and with 4 selling agent
arbitrarily 10 fix prices and TO pool tho
proceeds Of the sales
These defendants. It is charged. con :
ccrtcdly engaged CaStnci. curran &
Bullttt. Inc. a corporate defendant as
Il common selling agent. which is al
legged TO have sold coal AT fined prices.
The defendants. according 10 a sum :
mary OF the Indictments made by Frank
NJ. Swackcr, United States Special Dep
utS Attorney General. who has con
Quoted the inquiry, are understood to
have agreed during January to more
than double the. price at which coal
should be sold under contract during
the year beginning on April l. from
Sl."5 to 81 ton At the mine
IL was stated that as tho result OF
the proposed increase in the contract
price. spot coal is being sold Al pres
ent at more than treble price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
.IND|CT 1883 IN COMBINE
TO>RA|sE PRICE OF COAL
Federal Grand Jury in New York
Returns True Bills, Naming Cor
pOrat ions and individuals.
NAMES AGENTS AND PRODUCERS
Violations Of Sherman Antitrust Law
Charged Among Most Operators In
West Virginia and Western Part
of This state.
ny Associateh Pros

NEW YORK. March 6.--One hundred
and eighteen corporations ana seventy
one individuals in the business of pro-
ducinG and selling coal were indicted
her" to-day under the sherman anti
trust law. two true bills being found
b" the Federal grand jury Investigate
ing tho nigh cost of food and fuel
one hundred aud eight corporations
and hfty-hv" individuals arc named in
tn" first indictment and Ten corpora
tons and sixteen individuals in the
second.
Defendants in the first Indictment
arc charged with participating IN a
combination among selling agents and
producers of 22.ooV.0"O out OF 5000.
n"u tons II coal produced annually in
certain districts OF West Virginia aud
~ the western part OF Virginia. ar
bitrarily u hN prices 1t which this coal
is marketed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
NOMEN'S MEETINGS.

Thc Richmond Branch OF the South
crn Association OF College Women will
meet To-day at tho Collegiate School
for Girls. Plans Will lie made for the
luncheon to be given in April for dele
gates who stop here en- route to Wash
inEton and Miss Petersen, If the Bon
Air School. Will speak.
Missionary organization OF Grace
street Baptist Church will observe n
week OF prayer for home missions this
afternoon and Tonight. An interesting
program has boon arranged, and sup
per will be served In the lecture room
OF the church at $3.50 o'clock.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
hoy scouts Come Home.

10y Scouts. zoo strong. arrived home
from WASHINGTON last night. under the
leadership OF Scou, Executive Charles
J.. Weaver. They left here on Satur.
day afternoon and took par, in Tho in
ausural parade. The BOY Scout Fife
Drum and Huslc Corps met the rciurn4
ing delegation a; i,lba Station.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

Alumhac Association OF the Richmond
Training School for Undergraduates
VIII take place this afternoon Ut 5
o'clock al the Nirsi mia Mechanics In
sutute. The hour has been changed
Tor this meeting In order that the NOM
bers may attend the lecture on school
Gardens" which is TO be given at the
John Marshall High School at O'clock
Miss Minnie l., Davis. supervisor of the
primary department Of the public
school. will address the aluinnae on
The Relations or the Supervisor to
the Teacher"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
Negro kills Mother and self.

SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March e.
After shooting and killing his mother
Tom Watkins. colored. yesterday com
miticd suicide in the same manner aud
also wounded his brother. who is still
alive. Reason for inc shooting IL no,
known
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

An interesting event OF this week
Will be meeting IN the chapel Of the
Grace Covenant Church. corner Park
Avenue aud Harrison street. this morn
ing At IL O'Clock. when Miss Angy Man
ming Taylor aud Mrs. NJ. j. fIoff will
speak about the mission work being
done in the Cumberland Mountains Of
Virginia. Several years ago Miss Tay-
Tor started this WORK. and prominent
Richmond women have been much in
teres,ed in IT. The meeting will be
open To the public
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

partment plans TO call upon small boat
builders along both COASTS. the hulis
10 be Of wood. in order To relieve the
steel trades and steel works OF this
strain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
seven Perish In Hotel Fire.

ny Associated Prcss.l
VANCOUVER. i. e.. March 6.-Seven
persons were burned to death to-day
when til" Coquahaila Hotel. at Hope.
4. e.. was destroyed by fire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
i.OcmI TcIni,rrni1lrr
Local Rainfall.
Local Ob.-r,ntion. at y. "

haiifa!i East twcniy-four hours None
T:AceSs III rainfall since March | i. "a
Excess IN rainfall since January l. lSS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

The regular midweekly prayer ser
Vie" Of the Young Women's Christian
Association viii be held to-day at i:I5
O'Clock, with Miss Mclccna Schaaf as
leader
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

The board Of managers Of the Nir-
gina Home for Incurables Will meet
this morning at u o'clock at the home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

Temperature. 81 humidity. &C: wind.
nir,cction. northeast: wind. velocity. 4
miles, weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

The audience which filed the .Acad-
|cinH of Music Monday evening To Wit
|ncsS the performance or John Drew in
Major Pcndcnnis'' was brilliant one.
Some OF those noted were:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07
The Weather
Furnished by u y. Weather bureau,

I'Orecast: Virginia
Partly cloudy and
warmer Wednesday,;
ThurN,lHy rain. warm
cr In east.
North tHrUlina-
tnir. warmer we'd
ncsdH!: T. u urs d "a v
probably local rains.
warmer la cust.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

Miss 4. Harrison
Miss IS. I3ryai,
T.. Garucit 'r"bh
Mrs. 4 Gaincti TaJi'
Henry Elicit
Mrs. Henry Elicit
4: IS. sy,inor
Mrs. J.. Is. Syhnor
Ars. ". Il. Williams
= q. Williams
Miss Mary Williams
Saunders iinhson
MES. Saunucrs iinbs"i'
Nr~, e.. Wander lio'bi
.irs Hiram ~ Smith
Mss ". x. peasants
=, ~ Chichester, ~
liufor,I scott
De .'itt Adams
and many others.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-07

Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-03

berger, OF Saginaw were dragged
nearly Boo feet. Mrs Cronenoerger
being seriously injured Her aus
band sustained only minor injuries.
Two men were injured and two
others narrowly cscapad when an
automobile in which The -four worc
lidng driven by ~ w Roberts 80.
.2i7 GrandaNe.. Highland Park. was
struck hy stree, car az Cas- save.
AMI Eiz1brth-~t. William ~ Webb,
3e wears old. Of Flint Arthur smith.
private i'm mo Thirty irI infan
try. and lanes Smith of 81 Marys.
ont were IN Inc car with Wohh
Roberts and James Smith we're iak-
,7 20 IS Mary hospital
JOHN N ujak. % years old, No. ~
LcirmaI f llamtramch. wa Sc.
rouslr injured whcn an auto driven
ht Iosri Wieczonck. No lSGN nu
h0Is et truck him at mlhoisst md
pi0ucu, vo Sunday night Wan
mt wds lkon 90 fhe Samaritan hos
pfal
An unknown driver ran down Mrs
Frlka Fuai 80 wear old No as
Lolandavo at Elmwood and Willis
vo-.. sunday night, as shc was rid.
ing ON ,ho rear of notorct clc dr'y-
en by her husband Mrs Futai was
takcn to Receiving hospital IN a
serious condition
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-03
GERMANS IN
PLOT WITH
ROYALISTS
Drive Against Riga,
Toward PetrOgrad
Explained

LONDON. Sept The reason
for the German drive against Riga
and toward petrograd WAS seen io-
day in the royali,t plot uncovered
in Moscow The German plan ap
parently was 90 lend an aid 90 those
who sought restoration Of thc mon
arc by while simultaneously smash
inc thru Russian defenses i'm The
hope OF reaching Petroerad
Petroerad dispatches TO-DAY cm
phasized the complete clean ur of
All internal ploftcrs 10 this scheme
30 overthrow tho provisional rov.
crnmeni scores. pcrhar hundreds.
OF arrests have tccn made. mostly
in the provinces and ln Moscow
All details as To- the identity OF
those taken into custody and the
exact scope OF tho aboriive plot are
withheld IL Vas stated however.
that the royalsts planned 90 kdnop
the whole OF the provisional cabi-
not.
n tho Internal plol failed howN
ever. the military drive was con.
tinuine in manner satisfactory to
ihe Germans Pctrograd Officially
admitted a two-fold drive across tho
ptina. southeast of Riga and f1r
thor south on ih, same general
front ncai Muau Gains were
achieved By the enemy az both
places.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-03
To
START HIS
TERM SOON
Thieving Clerk Will BE
Taken To Prison
Within Few DAYS

Tho Rcv n Lester Smith of tho
Central Mcihodls church. Sandal
nieh delivered scaihne arraicn-
Woui of certain Wa,no county roH
trlan Who aided Antbo-r o.
klola n rho thehs Of fhe cognts
MORTGAGE and bond faxrs
"rre miserable rascals who helm
ed him poud thc money hc 'fbol
7lei are worse than he IS and lou'f
bc sfnl 20 jan 10 keep him com
pan} Pastor Smith declared n hf+
sermon on AIS well hat ond
w,ll
Tony Kloka was so blinded bt
sim. ~o eager Tor the approba JON of
others. and so anxious for lood
tmC JhW Do" did MOI look iufo f.l
future and So" rhe end OF Tho road
he was travelling continued fbc
.poaker
u lis expected that Kloka viii be
taken to Jackson prison carl, thI-
week. Judge Connolly VIII sien
'thc commitment papers Tue Gay
a. hought. and KioRa &iN be- tARNu
'o prison at the sheriff conven
lcnce
Eloka will be returned 10 Detroit
within three or four weeks fo tos
tft before the grand jury and bare
fhe stor, of wirrd doines in The
county buld.ng aurna tls employ.
ment there lf me story hc told
Judge Connolly when receiving sen
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-09-03
Battlers for Just TaN
On Profits Admit
Defeat
NO HOPE, AS FINAL
DRIVE is BEGUN
Senators Hesitate To
Defend Own Blood
In Big Business

WASH NGTON. Sept Wall
street influence and family tics"
are held jointly responsible today
for the odds against weaalth con
scription iu thc senate
Those iatorlng levy of from i5 to
so per cent taxes on war pr0hi -.
nit they arc beaten temporarily
but say The country viii know event
ually the cause OF sollcrude for the
purpose of the rich and no reaction
will come then
Pressure OF Wall street. first no
ticeable carly last week. following
elimination of fhat section OF the
revenue OIL increasing nrt class
letter ratrs 90 three cents. has hoen
growing constantly. it is claimed,
until ;oda, when victory tor The
committe low MAR profits lax pro
vision appear 10 have won its ncht
That many senators whose fauii-
ies or relatives are Interested in
concerns making huge war profits
have suffered iro mthe natural IN
fucnce of sue ha situation and
turned their votes to tho aid of rbc
committee bill. has stirred bitter
corridor comment among wealth
conscriptionisis
These ioda, beRan their final
drives 10 make riches pay tho War
bills II, Johnson Rorah group and
laFollettc's cohorts are now hrht
ing 20 force the committee to in
crease ~ present profits TAX sched
ule OF 3 per cen on proceeds DO
-ived from Tho war
Wednesday The onate votes on
all mendmonts covering war profits
taxation and will clean up that sec
tion of the revenue bill Friday it
will act on the income section
Roth the committee and the
wealth scriptionists feel that
such q stir over war profits taxation
has been created thruOut fhc cour
try that the people should know
their positions Each side hasN
launched campaign Of education
rhe operation of the war profits tax
provisions as advocatcd<b, the com
mittec and Johnson rcspectNelt
arc as follow
Committee plan 'W9r profits"
tho difference between the net 1917
income OF a corporation and The to-