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The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
hood.

hood
When Washington was called to the
presidency his mother was s. years
old, and wasting from a painful and
incurable cancer informed, officially
April IA, 1 50, by Charles Thomson,
secretary of the congress, OF his cleo
tiOn to the chief magistracy, in the
afternoon of the same day he rode to
his mothers home at fredericksburg
and babe her an affectionate farewell
They parted never to meet again on
earth She died August 25, 1888, hav-
ing lived a widow for forty-six years
In the autumn of 1884 Lafayette, the
patriot of two hemispheres, paid his
respects to the widowed mother Of
his brother-in-arms, visiting Fred
ericksburg for that purpose alone He
said: 81 have seen the only Roman
matron living at this day" No won
der George Washington was a great
man, with such a mother.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-04-22
Interest to d. 4. r.
FRIDAY LUCKY DAY" IN REVoLU.

FRIDAY LUCKY DAY" IN REVOLT
TON.
George Washington born Friday,
February II. 1892.
Battle of Crown Point Friday, May
10, 1875.
Union Of Colonies effected Friday,
May 10, IT'S.
r. H. Lee offers resolution of In
dependence to Congress Friday, June
7, 1916.
Battle Of Fort Moultrfe, Friday,
June 20, 1776.
Stars and Stripes first hoistered as
a national flag on Fort Schuyler, now
Rome, New York Friday, August 8.
1777.
Battle of Princeton, Friday, Janu-
airy 3, 1777.
Battle of Bemis Heights Friday.
September 10, 1777.
Battle Of Saratoga, Fridayii October
IT, 1777.
Battle of Charleston, Friday, May IL,
1880.
Benedict Arnold's treason discover
ed Friday, September %, 1880.
Surrender of Lord Corvallis Friday
October 10, 1881.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

LAKE SUPERIOR CORPORATION
LEADS TRADING ON LOCAL, ,cuA,,.
Nearly All Interest Is Centered in This Issue m,
Declines Trife, Following Gain at the Sts, "aa
Car Shortage Problem

Virtually all the interest in the trading
on the Philadelphia Stock Exchange dur
ing the short session today was centered
in Lake Superior Corporation, that stock
making up much more Of the business than
any other issues in which transactions were
recorded. This activity followed the un-
usual momentum which occurred yesterday
afternoon and which sent the price upward
for substantial gain, but was without
strengthening effect
Although the opening was a fraction
higher, at 1871, there came a reaction soon
after the start which sent the stock OFF
half point TO Ia. Had there been q
larger attendance It is probable that a
further advance would have been marked
up but. naturally. the usual dullness of
the saturday market held back the demand
Steel common was dealt in moderately,
nut, following the course Of the New York
market. it declined, losing more than a
point during the first hour. Baldwin Loco
motive. which was the weak feature early
in New York, came out in small quantity,
with the price nearly points below the
previous sale.
Few stocks showed any signs of strength,
but several of the local leaders held steady
at around the closing figures of last night
Philadelphia Electric Lehigh Navigation
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-The foreign ex-
change market today showed the usual in
activity of a Saturday and there was little
or no feature, aside from slightly firmer
condition of Swiss exchange and more
steadiness in Stockholm cables.
Quotations were
Demand sterling AIS 3-16, cables
ATS 7-l6. sixty-day bills nominally AM 6p
47lh, ninety-day bills 4.6sA @4.69h.
Franc cables SIM. checks 5.73h.
Lire cables s.96. checks s.97
SWISS cables 4.32, checks 4.35.
Guilder cables AN, checks a..
Pesetas cables 23.7s. checks 23.7o.
Ruble cables 13A. checks IS.
Stockholm cables 80. checks 3Sh.
Christiania cables 81. checks 33h
Copenhagen cables 3S y, checks 33.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

stock and Erie Railroad
wnlie % small losses were marksa uneaanNl
Lehigh Navigation warrant, up as,iss
Electric Storage Battery I,,.
proVement and Rapid Trans,, .eu . 9as n.
icates were lower, but the hus,suS muS cettt.
OF 'nese shares was large enonss s' !. m soS
the price changes important Vsn p o nah
isaiiroad and Tonopah Belmon, ennsyv,at
,ne former advancing a oua,, .er hlshsl
latter half point, s'af'er and u,
Liberty Bonds were quiet ~. -,
ing without any change in MY, NY sHs Hh
as were a little lower. p"es and u
Officials of railroads or....
from Chicago and St ion,s eaitv,r
.ne car situation is graduauv 'pvN na
more acute on account Of tSs Osoouin
ment OF Government supplies .ss asav naw.
situation results In consids-sSu coal nh
the movement Of domestic my osay b
ana 10 passenger traffic WIZ. nshda
the eastb0ind movement in v,,s,,Nnu W. Il
tonnage moving westward, altho,.a ~ u
ter is not quite as heavy as tSs. u H.
IN the opposite direction. wat nxS
There is great industr,.,
throughout the sections covsr.S acat
roads and this is keeping Rensr,, y M
In a healthy state. OficisI. - ouuaa
roads report the movement M too y. soahen
per cent larger than a wear sseu
business conditions in those sect,o..' wNn
than at the same time a year sso ~us
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
Railroad Outlook ImprOUed


the equilibrium established
President Wilson Thursday
had
is to
of
Of
nation that would believed
handicap
fabric utilized
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
val Street More Optimistic

ion to owe
of general impulse This
worlds struggle developments have been
taken Russia
$
railroads prevails
be recognized readily available dividends stockholders
not likely
n he war
o o the
River and in the m the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
BANK CLEARINGS DECREASE
Total of All Cities 2.3 Per Cent Below
Same Week Last Year

Bank clearings throughout the country
for the week ended today show gross ex-
changes of s6,542.327.76O. against $685.
l45,s51 the same week last year Philadel.
compared W tn s260.017.477 the correspond.
ing week year ago. The increase is 2o.5
per cent.
Details follow:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
NEW YORK, Nov. "a.

hours OF
of
market action
perfectly satisfactory side
United of the movement
seli ing
The Co in books
advance 1876 in
trading
Tobacco Products another points to s
significance The
about point to
Liberty traded
dother
gains
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
MONEY-LENDING RATES

PHILADELPHIA-CaIl s per cent time.
6@5% per cent Commercial paper, three
to four months. 5k@5h per cent; six
months, 5h95% Per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
MARKET TONE WE'LL MAINTAINED;
REALIZING CAUSES SOME LOSSES
Outside Of Selling of This Character Stocks Con-
tinue in Scant Supply, and Movements Are
Satisfactory to Those on Long Side
High Points in Today's Financial Neics

The Rcdln9 caused
those on long S
IN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Increase in Average Loans and Re-
serve--Time Deposits Lower

NEW YORK. Nov. 24.-Thc New York
bank statement this week shows increase in
average loans and reserve, with decrease
in time deposits in both cases.
"Details fpllOV,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
INACTIVE NEW YORK STOCKS

Following are quotations for inac,,,o
New York stocks and in which there ,yoro -.
transactions today. The price given is tho
last preVious sale. ''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
INACTIVE PHILA. STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed on the Philadelphia Stock Ex'
change and in which there were no trans
actions today. The price given is the last
previous close:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
's@ TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
COMMONWEALTH lASIrAIIN co

Notice Is hereby given that the annual meet
cssusity 'Ii he o MA iae ;ha fs ~
the company In the Drexel building. city OF
10 O'Clock a. m, for the purpose Of electing Di-
rectors and the transaction Of all other business
that shall properly come before the meeting
Sotiee Is als9 hereby given that by virtue Of q
Commonwealth Casualty Compa ny al a regula r
meeting thereof held on November II. A. n
1917, that the action at special stoCkholders
meeting held on the twenty-ninth day of August
a p 1917, In and about the reduction Of the
authorized capital Of Commonwealth Casualty
COMPANY from $3.50, Ooo 70 5000 900 shall he
submitted to the stockholders at said annual
meeting for the ratification Of said stockholders
and for such further action they may see ht
10 take in and about the rcadjustment or
further reduction OF the capital of Common
Bv order Of the Board OF Directors
f s. COOK. Secretary
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

',S1yx- ESTATE OF CATHERINE D0OLEI.
hSS Deceas ased.-T.etters documentary on the
above estate having been granted to the under
signed. all persons indebted to the said estate
are requested to make payment. and those hav-
Ing claims present the same. without delay to
JOHN KENNEDY.
1855 n. warnock ST.. Philadelphia.
Or to his attorney.
CLINTON A. SOWERS,
900 Stephen Girard Bldg. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov, 24.-The market for
coffee futures opened unchanged with SEQ.
tember the only month traded in the call
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS
NEW YORK, Nov. observation-disclosures,
599O tubs, Market steady. Quotations un-
changed.
EGGs-Receipts. 4O1O cases. Market un-
changed, steady to firm. Quotations unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
BANK CLEARINGs

{. 1nnk elsAstqgs. today compared with corrs-
'lii||'i Il 3 II =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
DIVIDENDS

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE WAR
RIOR COPPER COMPANY has declared a divi-
dend OF seven per cent t7e6l the preferred
stock of the said company. payable December
Is. 1917, to holders OF fill shares as Of record
at the close Of business December /. 1917.
HARRY y. HOPPER,
T-ea
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24
DIRECTORY OF ACCOUNTANTS

Seruhed fuDhe Accountants
George X. Watson, c. p. A.
18th tioor. Real Estate Trust Building.
AUDITS TAX REPORTS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

Total sales. 337 800 s'lires, compared with
sci 200 shares yesterday; thus far this wpsk
3,696, 800 shares; same period last week. $685.
800 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-11-24

Total sales, So, ,356, 900. COMPARED with 81. Oes.
600 yesterday; thus far this week. S26 .067 900
same period last week. $10097,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
'CANP SHELBY, At HATT|ESBURC, :.
To Be REGULAR SP0TLES5 TOWN
new YORK DRAFT
BOARD HAS Been
SUMMARILY FIRED

NEW YORK. Aug 10.-'rho thrco
momhorH Of locnl exemption board No.
80, In the heart of tho EnHt Side. wore
Hummarily removed tonight by lrpu-
.ty Attorney General COnklIng. aCiinY
under orders nf hdJmInnl General
Sl0tcsbury. who ia in charge Of the OPP
crnii0n Of tho srIrctlvc draft mncin"ry
I'm New York Stntr. The records Of
the board wcrn p!nCrd In charge OF the
police.
Thn members OF the board nrr Louis
/. Cherry. nr. Henry M. tirorhl nnd l)r
Il. j. lInrnfrld. The formal order Tor
drnntiG stop hnd been decided upon by
i'rnnldrnl Wilson ''hrGn,Inc OF tn" ir'
rcEIlnIllicn reported Ia hhvr nc
Gurrrd." Thrrn Ghhrgrn hive lnrn
under lnVnrI lEHlinn for hGVrThl hnyr by
aHcIin nf the Impairment 0r IunIICr,
'fhoTn hnn boon rnpurtnh Tint "HurIn
have hnru made lo brlhr nirmhuin "f
exemption hnnrhn In thin city ~ grant
IrEIriihIiIr "Iompilnn from hoI ylrr.
The uIhuT tinurullInd to Nj. t'onh
Hing hy iiuuorhI iiiuin innhuIY. acting tin
drT lnnIIIitlinun nf tluv"IunI Whll
man. hl,"'iud ''IhnI Ihn "lnIg"n now
toni Al cnnun nn which Tho hnnIh
hnn urIo oil will hn rnuponnh hr The now
board whlrh viii hr npI"Ilul"h nj
onrn rho mon nrnnIlnnd hy Tho
h"nIh up ~ to-day numh"tot1 GBG bf
fhln uumboT 2aT vnro nrrnpind nnl
G1G walvoh oscut,ilun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

WNHIIiNt.rDN. II g. AuE 10 -
Herbert IInmvrI'r rtpi"nl"ni "ItllhinE
Ihr ruycIumiruI' Iuurp"nru In "hImin
IrlrrIur Il,r food l"ElHlnllNn l"ll"wn.
"rh" hopes "f TIA" l""h "'l"lnlH'Ih
iluu ~" three ful'l
"EIrn. t. 80 guide lh" Trad" In lh"
fundamental food commodities nn I"
eliminate" tiriuun rp'riIlnlI"h. "hhl
Iiun nnd vHrI"iul ptmrllr"h hhh 'u STA
bIIiyr ITIr,. Ia Ilr. r1'aruilnI Inpl"n
";ircnnd l." GUARD our rhI"IlH +"
thnl. lyainM the. wnrIh'n h,"IInE" w"
retain auinrlruI tliplrIi"n fur our own
p,uulr. huh IL tnuIt"Iht" Win INC ~
llrn to pIrNr.In InIlhIlnn al pIl'"a, ana
"Ihlrh. thai ~" 'iimulnl" In every
mlnnnrI mlIhIn ON power ia" hhNinE
ur .itt Inud Ia order that w'' IunF In
,Irur,. ..alnrIIa - '.II allies 4" It paint
whl.h Wlll .'mnbi. lh'm I" property
IinrI-iun IlIrIt nIuIlrr anal In i''.h
Ii,rlI u-nrIcn ,uiInr ia" '"InInH "Iu
I'r
"Ihr t,mmI uhuIlIIirI tat Ion Ir 'rlIt II
IuI,, ,lnt, l., rImhIlIf' untl nat I" I'll
luh .nn,llIinn" uuh l." 'l'I'Il h"n'"I
,mI..trIh.u nrnImrI lll'rIiIuri,. '",nI.'
iIiI"u u hu, h"ru dr-irrh /" '',Ir"'I
Ih,, nhnutm,nIIIIrn nmh nhlIr'r that
hn,'. rr'II lntn iIr'i hf r'ur"u nf th"
r.ut 1T disturbances nnrl ~ I,rrtnir lIr
lu"r" nu la nn uIni j." in IrnGunull"
hunlu
nnrln~.a VIII Cn.ou"rnIo
'"rhr mIriI"es mrn uf this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
VII SON SIGNS
THE FOOD BILLS
AND NAMES HOOVER
FOOD ADMlNlSlRAl
Government Now IN Complete
Control OF the Country $
? Food Supply.

WASIIINGTON. Nur. 10. Th" Amer
team government today assumed con
Irnl of the ruWniry'N food supply WITH
ihc ,Irninr hv rrrHid"ml Wilson "l
thr administration food survey ana
regulatory DIE"
Formnl announcement at li'rl'f
Hunyrr'a appointment ~ ln"d hl''i'h
istrutur wns nadr At The Whilr Ii"''h'
sunu urlrr The mraaurrr w"r" mp
urnvrd md tonight MI linnVrr hr'
lu,ih the aims ui the food hdIIll'Il7 :
,,,ituu I'm il abatement declaring llf
,,,,,uu.,,, vuuId be- ia nlnhlllAr Mmd moi
iu dInIurh cnu,IlII"mr
Every effort win hr made To- ','
,,.,I uTlrr uburrr made lIn""lhl" ny
,I,u,,rnnI Ilmirr Nj Il""v"I r"l". ""'
Irn,tIr munI'lIIru would h"l u" ~
IrIuuIrh ann II h. H"rm 'l' l'''l I'''"'
al the administration 'nIII' ''' "'
,uu,ulInhrd through '"he'iI''l'"
,,,.,niInu win lu.nI pI"'l"'lht ""'I ~"
IIilnIIur In'iu"lil'r
II,. So" ",r""'ri'" "lr'"h '''''"f 60
.,,,,,,..,I n~,rtdmr Oo"r ii'""
A., ,,.I In.I dI"ItIi."Ii"" ""'"' "''''
...,.,,, ma. 80 uur,t i"i'," ""' i''' '"'''
,l 4 ,, ,u ...,,'Itt"'l =" '"'l' "''
.,.,. ,,,,,,, ,I,nuii' n"''.i uI"'"' ''''''''
.,,.,, ..nI "nd "ih', i"'I". ~" '""'"'
,I,, ,.,u.., T., "" - i,.'" "u'I "h'''' 'r'''
,,u,rui ',r","'I"" ~ "l'"" '"'
,,,,. IIu H. I"'""'I"h !" """"'i'"u"
..,...I,,. tI,,,, nu,I pI,"r th" c"""'""t'h'
.uuIhnrIty ~ I"rG up " ""n''Nh"'" '','
,,,,, ,t Ihr amount "r i""l"'nii" W w"
t,,ItrI gtnIrr u VIII u" "hU'lnl"'"'"'
Iy lL,, dr runrinI"ul "i nrIh.ul'hl". ''''
.tLc I.,nd nhmInl"iInti"u "ud III" "R''
.,uItu,r department Inv" h""h '"""V
,Iurc long hrI"r" the hill" w"r" P""""'l
-, ,, rhruh with ia" work. III" I"r''
Inv nH""Uhl"h nm
.uul uIrrudy IL "uiiHIiiH III" '"nhIl V u
,,u,u,,, I'm - huur"hnlh nnvInR rnnII'h'Rh
ncnuv.hIIo tho frh"rnl irnh" ""'nHI""i"''
.,utLrrI,rII ,uprn" Tim" ny" \" '"n'lnr'
nm IuvcnIIKniinm Int" fond prl'nn Win
.,,c,inl reference Ia nnti-lrurt law fIn
.InIInua Ir gathering Inflammation "hl'h
II wIII turn over Ia TIA" l"" hK'h''""
,,uL Iu the department Of ImHl!r"
rho TIrtd move nf Ih" food hdIIIIIn-
t,Y,IInu VIII hu in bring nh'ht rhhhR"r
II, Ihr rysIrn ~ dlHIfihutlnK wheat "h''
I'm the manufacture" nnh n"Io 81 I'""'
amt bread
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11

Il am convinced. nn II T"riill nI HhHf
hunhIr,lr uT ruufrr"n""r with I"pr"
IrruInIiv"r at lIur ErrnI Inrrru nf fU"il
rupILr. rrnIlIo their own pnt,l"il" "h
llrniluu nul ih" rul"uJIiIv ut Ih" nliu-
nliIn. nuh will TnlrIr nnh ,E"m"r"urIr
lruuprrnIr Ia meeting thu nnlinnnl
ruurrCrm,y tlu not h"ll"Y" Thai ,lInh
Tie fore" need hr nppll"d I" maintain
economic tlnhrIbuiiuu nnd Hnn" uN" nl
InupIllrn bv th" gTrni mn IuLiIy IF Ih"
American p"upI,'. AMI hnN" ~ deep
and nhihlmE faith In ih" Intelligence TT
lir nv"TnE" American hIltin'''t man
" lIuH,. AID vu anticipate AMI h"im'nd
ON lu rrnrdr Ihr rNllr Developed hi
The WnI. which h' admits nnh 'l' 'l'l"Irn
nr ,I,'"pB na uuI'hrlN'.a liuI II lh"I"
hnti 1T rn,rlnrr. II lh'r" nI.- m'n a.
'niTnilihIIuiIa .u.iI'ulnE In lu'i'"H' ih'
II lnir al ilii.' ruuuiIE. ~ shall h''i lih
hat" Il, nnlIi Ia ia" IuIi Ilra itnriI'
',"II'I'.. i,u~'Ir thnI o. I 'IIEi'."u. hnr
'',rI.tr'l uI"n un IL IhIn lnnItuut'mi
Ia rniuu'lmr II", u,"rWI'u 'I Ih"
u,I II IT, uui ,,tII inI'uIl''u /" II'".'.'sh
viIh - h"ni II pumIilr" nt'"r'tr'u l"ul
inIl,.r L., ,r.lIu"lt'n 'Ilh Il"
,.tlu,Il,, ,rprllnil,uIa nr "lll I'T,lrr
rmInhliur r.l"rilun nuI "ih'' "nNi'
IuI IIn,.iIr.rr iuiu""uIhl' nUrl "ill stu
hillf" 1T "r Indulgence iu pI"fll""t
iur Iu Ihlr lttrr 'd trnii,'rnl 'lnrIn"I lr
, fnI frmm The v lnh' "a III" Will ~ tho
vusI minority uI our hurlnrrH people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
JUSTICE TO FIX
ILLS COAL PRICES

t1fHfAiD. Aug 10 The pIIGn nf
'"nl ln lllIn"ln ''"nntiInrIn will In Med
f." Ihr nrsI Yrni 10y t'hlrf lupilGo u,
n t"ri"' ~ the nnr'"n,n r"nii Ut
illlHnln. who tonight was nnmo1 by
i!nv"innI I."wdrn Ia hc ,lIinrlnr OT coal
mud whunn no,vl"nr IIn IIIln"t. n6at
"I'nrnI"tn nEI"nd T." n""npi afioT 4
fnm huuuH' Cunfntnu"r win tho gov
urn0f
An nPrcunrui which viii result In
nn lmmotllnin rodurtlum IN Tho pTlna
of rnnl wnE r"nChnd Tonight by the
IIITnUIa ruRI 0p"rutUrn nfinr n four
hour rUnfcrrnrr with GUyrrnOT Low.
tl"n. Tn" announcement WnH madA
by samuel InpIIll. chnIrunn Of tho
nl at" council uf rrf'riR" A RiRtNmhrlt
wnn being prepared which outlined
the Hril cement TcnrhCh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
WAR TAX HITS
CORP RP0RAT|0NS
SIMMONS EXPLAINS
BILL TO SENATE.
Rcdraft of the House Measure
Was to Place the Burden
Where 1t Belonged.

WASIIINtiTbN. Aug 10. Chair.
man Hlmm"n-. explaining /" the
SENATE Iuhny the finance r"mmlrlr"' =
, purpnara In r"hrnfIInr the wnT tan
! hill. dr"Inrrh ILn rhnuE"n nTh" VIII
| greatly lnrIrnn" the ihh burden Ia
| l." bnIur hy ll.r big rmII,uuiI"ur wh"
| hntu pIuIiIc. iinhn Ih" VA.
liz - dcinlirh rnIru"ni "r"nlnr
] i"bnIu un ia" u'n"ItI'. .ii'n"I"I 'ilmi
| Iuui,r said the ,niiIullI''f. bad w'lrh"l
u,"ir T., h",lltio 'ni'imIls 'luIinr Ne
InnuY w',thu tL '.',it 'hlrInii"n and HAT
| the lin NOW lt'r"nt"'l ""'Ild l'ln'
Ihu I"t whrrr II h'l"nurh riih"uI
w"rhIur Iulu.ii." T." ""'"n" IT." 'iIh
n'I 'nIul,lui" hi rlul"m"nt nn'l i'll
runIlur". r",r"I'"w
WiIh"uI ruunN irnInT bin, I,r prrmu.
Tho knrih i'uI"liun a"nnt"r r"pli"h ~
length IT, Chairman kiirhiu "f lh"
house why's nnd mrnue r"mnlir"".
wh" r"r"uIly rhnrR"h Ihut ia" r"nnI"
| rnrunlIlnn had rewritten lh" huns"
bill IN such n way y" /" Iavur pros
urrnua rrrpuInlIuns uuh uhiyilunln
on tho contrary, tho N"nniur inNiRi"h.
tho senate rrvlrIun wmulh IaN lh"
prusprruua much NOR" heavily than
did Tho house hin The hnu 80. hC said.
hud been fur too l"nIrnl with those
who hnd 'rrap"d ihls harvest "t gold y
"rcriain corporations in thIH r"un-
try are going tn be- made Ia diHEurE"
In order TO pay tho cXprua"S uI ihlH
wnr, Il very C0nHlhrrnbl" prnpnrtlnn az
their income" said Senator Simmons.
l'rhc 1916 war profits exceed three bill
hon dollars The llmis" bill prnpnHrd
"a rldicuIoualy small sum from Ih"
swollen war profits. II was entirely
too lrnlcnI to The men who have
rruprd this hnrvrnt or gold emid they
uxnctrd out or The rmrnlnga nr lhns"
who must b-nr the burdens nf this
niruEElr
Senator HiInmona anii lhnnn who
Crltlclsr The HrnRir committee brrnusr
II nuhntitutrd IA graduated tax an cor
porntl0nn war profits Tor NAT rhtr ur
ror cont, nl levlcd hy the Il"Ia~ hll
not unh~rninnl Tho rItuntlrn Ito lie
cinroh thai nIi nf II countries hnriur
rItrh II Ink ONLY iwn. 'nun'ln nuh
.!pnln. lmp"Ht wnr m"iltH ins "n -
hnaia nihrr 'Ihnn lhr plan "utliu'l hY
tho rnInmitirr
Many Senators havn prepared
Epnrcher Rud II lnuE debate Is "Ap"ri.
oil.
Senator In Fnll"tt" is preparing n
minority report In conjunction with
Senators Thomas anh Gore. AMI hopes
to be RblC to present il tr-murrnw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-11
LEGAL STAFF OF THE
FLEET CORPORATION
QUITS WITH COCKTAILS

iNN-III'ir.ruH AuE |" il" 81
tn" l"pnl stan "t ~" I""'r"n'T
II"rr r"ru"rnIi,u hnr uulI in II body
h''nus" uF Hympnihy. II IT Gnih VIII
MuluI t."u"rnl t!"urrr ". Eu"llrnln.
whurr TrripnmtI,r, ns rcu"rnl mmrn-
ger uI III" Curpurnllun wnH Hr"rr'"h
trrontly hy President WlIHnn
nn ia" Gtnn N" ""Iuc "r tn" ""in.
iry'E h"M known luwy"rH, They AFRO
E""rr" ItuhI"". II former mrmh"r nI
tn" fr,l"rnl Iind" commission. ,Iuscph
T.. cotton. Gcnrrr IT, Savngr and
thnrI"R l.. EIuwIand of New York. mld
Edward IT, hurting OF rhrnR". All
excerpt Mr.. .invnE" w"r" HcrVinH
without ruy
The attorneys Resigned E"vrraI
days Lrn. but their action b"Cnm-
known only to-day, Officials OF The
nr"I curIrurulInn admitted they hnd
lrf, but refused 10 after mn rAplhnn-
ZION 1t Mis- lrnlnrd. however. th"
Iuw yrra felt they ahuIld 80 nuI with
General GnrIhnlr and TINT Rrnr AT
mlrnl Cnppn, nov general mniIhEri
should hr left IRE" 10 rhnna" HIN own
hsnurlnIrn the ninH han held ON
Since Grnrrni GunIhnln lrlt. II In un
,irralood, unly born,lnr llr nrmhnia =
tlonirrd IA give the new management
MI The Information they o"ulh con
trInlnE lurnl uuoailun ronhld"'oh by
he old nEnnIhnii"n
u hen lh" places uf The nIinIn"Fn
nIr niIrd nnd on" m"I" m"nh"i iH
q,nn,I lur ih" chipping hoard. ih" I"
nrraniiniiuu uT the h',nIrl and lh" 'uI
tm,ruiiuu will hnvr b""u ""Inpl"l"h
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