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after conferences with various mem bers of the administration. He sug- gested the raising of about s1.S00, ,000,- 600 from various sources, including income, excess profits, liquor, amuse- ment, automobile and tobacco taxes! His list will meet with strong objec- ton in many instances, however, and already members are receiving pro- tests against the suggestions, par ticularly in relation to income and OK. cess profits taxes.
 Probably the most radical sugges- tion in the Inst was that 40 per cent tax be levied on all incomes over Sf,. 100000 This is being termed "con- fiscation" by persons of large incomes who are opposing it.
 Democratic Leader Kitchin thinks rapid progress will be made on tho bill. He and other Democratic lead- CTS are particularly gratified with the manner in which Republican members of the committee have indicated their desire to work harmoniously with the Democrats on the committee. It is be- lieved a bill will be reported within two weeks.
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H|NDENBURC LINE CONTINUES TO CRUMBLE

the military committee submitted his favorable report today.
 Chairman Dent of the house com mit,ee formally presented during the day the report of his committee offer ing the bill in amended form authori. zing the president to call for youl, teers in incremens of 500, 900 and pro lidng for the selective draft only af. ter the various plans have failed.
 Representative Kahn of California, who will be one of the administration s the house, had long conference with officials of the war department.
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GRAY-itAIRED MAN WON.

Boston. April 19-A gray-haired bricklayer, William J. Kennedy of New York, today won the American marathon road race of 25 miles, out. running a field of 50 younger men. 1t was day of victory for veteran runners, as Sidney Ii. Hatch of Chi .cago, known as "the man of a hun dred marathons," finished second and Clarence H. Demar of this city, win. ner of the race in 1911, gained third prize. flames Kolehmainen of New York, Olympic star at lesser dis. tances, was fourth.
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work with the agricultural department in solving food distribution problems. Mir. Hoover is expected to arrive soon from Europe to take up his duties
 Food exports, it became known to. day will be discussed with tle Brit ish and French commissions coming to America to arrive at some agree ment concernng rationing the north. ern European neutrals and prevent food reaching Germany through their territory.
 In congress today the senate com merce committee approved a bill to give the president authority to em- bargo exports, and Representative Ayres of Kansas introduced bill to punish by fine and Imprisonment arti- ficial manipulation of food prces.
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VIRTUAL FOOD DICTATORSHIP
 IF 1T IS NECESSARY
Department of Agriculture Is Build ing Up An Organization of State and County Boards, Through Which to Reach Both Producer and Con sumer.

Washington. April 19.-Legislation to give the government a firm grasp on food control will be introduced in congress tomorrow.
 Power will be asked for the gov ernment, not only to supervise pro- duction, but to deal with distribution to insure a fair supply of food to every part of the country at reason able prices. Details of the admin istration's plan have not become known, but 1t is believed actual price fixing may have a place in laws to be asked, and that authority will be requested to establish virtual food dictatorship, if that becomes neces- sary.
 The food situation, officials realize, presents one of the most serious prob lens the country will have to meet during the war. The United States faces feeding not only it's own popu- lation on small food reserve and poor crop prospects, but supplying, as far as possible, too, the allies.
 Administration heads are bending every effort toward convincing the country of the need for greater pro- duction and for rigid food economies.
 The department of agriculture is building up an organization of state and county boards through which to reach both producer and consumer in every corner of the country. Tn this work it is calling on experts for ad- vice and help, and is reaching out through state agriculture departments and agricultural colleges to set its purpose before the people.
 Secretary Houston today named k. A. Pierson, president of the Iowa state college of agriculture. to serve in definitely as an assistant secretary of agriculture. At the same time he in. vited the heads of five of the great farmers organizations to come to Washington Monday for food confer ence MT Pierson will serve with Dr.
 
 secretary of agriculture. whom the secretary called hero recently from Cornell university to act as an emer- gency assistant. He will have par ticular charge of the organization of state boards.
 The farmers society presidents coming Monday are D. o. Mahiney of Wisconsin, of the American Society of Equity; Oliver Wilson of Illinois the National Grange; II. I. Zimmer of Indiana, the Anciet Order of Clean CTS; C. $. Jarrett of Georgia. the Farmers Union, and II. F. Stock bridge of Georgia, the Farmers Ma tional Congress. They will be asked for any suggestions they have to make regarding the situation, and may be asked to approve a food production and conservation program adopted at St. Louis last week by college agri- cultural authorities.
 As outlined today by MT Houston the department of agriculture's plans for meeting the food problem con template central organization in the department with state and county branches The department has per sonnel of 17000 persons and agri- cultural colleges and state agricultural departments have as many more. Combined. the secretary said. these agencies exceed those of any other three nations of the world
 A food cSmmittee of the Council of National Aefense, which will be headed bv A@erhert c. Hoover will
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GARRISON DEMORALIZED
 BEFORE BRITISH ATTACK
Bitter Feeling Prevails Between the Captured German lnfantrymen and ArtilIerymen, and British Find It Necessary to Separate Them to Pre-
 J vent Fighting.
(From Staff Correspondent of the
 Assoclated Pressl

(F'rom q Staff Correspondent of the
 Associated Press.)
 British Headquarters in France, April l9, via London.--A German off eer, captured Tuesday, frankly stated that the Germans regard the loss of Nimy ridge as the biggest defeat they have suffered since the war began. This officer knows the ridge thorough ly, having been stationed On 1t all last summer, and said he could not under stand how any troops could fail to hold it. In his opinion, the garrison must have been demoralized before the British attack began.
 The latter statement is thought to be true, for other captured Germans have testified to demoralization in their ranks after several days of the British intensive artillery fire. The Germans continue highly nervous all along the front, the slightest increase in the British fire calling up distress signals.
 The German infantry is getting bet ter artillery support since the battle of Arras, as a result of the bitterly worded reports made regarding the lack of this support previously. The feeling is so intense between the Ger man infantrymen and artillerymen that the British have found 1t is neces- sary to separate the prisoners be- longing to the two services to prevent fighting inside the cages.
 The newly called up troops thrown
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RAIDER REPORTED
 FROM BUENOS AIRES

Buenos Aires. April 19-A German raider has been sighted off Montevi' deo, according to reports in maritime circles. The commander of steamer which has reached here declares that he sighted suspicious looking craft during the voyage from Rio Janeiro to Montevideo. The delay in the ar rival of several vessels has given some concern. A British cruiser is patrolling the coast.
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M'MAHON MADE BOND

St. Iouis, Mo. April 19--Eugene McMahon, charged with attempting to bribe a juror in the arson conspir- acy trial of Julu R. Bersch, Harry C. Gilmore, and Harry C. Imel, ap- peared at the court of criminal cor. rection today and gave bond. His pre- linn nary hearing was set for April 2i.
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FARMERS TO WASHINGTON.

Washington. April 19.-secretary Houston today invited the heads of the principal farmers organizations to come here next Monday to confer on the food situation and give advice and suggestions as to the best means of increasing the supply.
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The southern part of the Hinden. burg line in France continues to crumble or fall back before the forces of the French general, NiveHe. Thurs day witnessed additional important gains by the Frencn at numerous points from Soissons eastward to the old Champagne and also the capture of men and guns. In the latter region northwest of Auberive the French captured strongly fortified German trenches on front of n mile and a quarter and made prisoner l50 Ger mans. Northeast of Soissons the vii. laees of Aigy Jouy and Lafaux and . sg:e- de Condo were captured by the French. while to the east near Hurte- bise. another point of support fell into their hands and with it 300 prisoners and two cannon.
 Violent artillery actions are in progress between the Somme and the Disc, in Champagne near LeMort Homme, in the Verdun sector, and in Belgium around DiXmude.
 The French war office reports that Wednesday night the Germans threw 12 divisions of fresh men into the fray between Soissons and Auberive in an attempt to hold General Niyelles forces back. but that their efforts were unavailing. The Berlin official statement says German counter-at tacks northwest of Auberiyc "compen- sated for the enemy's gain Of terrain. It is admitted by Berlin that the Ger mans near Ville.Aux-Bois retreated to new lines. being unable to withstand the intensity of the French fire
 Comparative quiet prevails on that part of the line in France held by the British The latest official communi- cation dealing with the Arras-Lens
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Germans Throw Twelve Di- . visions of Fresh Men In-
 to the Fray in Effort to
 Stop the French.
Four More Villages Were Captured By the French and $50 Prisoners Were Taken--Berlin Admits That the Ger mans Retreated to New Lines.

Paris, April 19, 1l:2O D. Unsteady gains by the French are reported in the official communication issued by the war office tonight in the continua- ton of the drive against the southern end of the Hindenburg line The most Important advance was made to the northwest of Auberive where the French carried a strong system of German trenches over an extent of about a mile and quarter.
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WEATH E K
 FORECAST

FORECAST FOR ARKANSAS-FRi DAY SHOWERS AND THUNDER. STORMS. COLDER; SATURDAY. FAIR.
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Feople looking for rooms turn to the classified ads of the newspapers to see what is offered. An ad in the Sentinel+Record is almost sure to bring you a customer.
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8abirher ltnter. 'Vereim.
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4as gbrd,ieSne5men.

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Die wssratenfrase.
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Jn etner pffi3iellen Grfld-
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Gmt,
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Ohio Saubereiasliga.
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Ssair tn Carthage
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