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Bv Bertrand W. Sinclair

pend each on his own judgment TO
cope with things as rhey came.
Three days later the first snow Of
tho season swooped down on tho
camp. All OF one day and 4 night
tho wind sdualled out OF tho north
east, blowing tho sky fun of slate
gray, heavily massed cloud. And ut
GAVIN SergL. Gardner looked from tho
doorway Of his cabin through tho
cddying whirl OF Il snowstorm rhe
ground was whlto and tho NAT roots
and all clso misty, indis,inct Tho
canyon bottom was hushed but on
tho hillside above his quarters Sorgi.
Gardner could hear tho northeast
wind drOning In the pines The ther-
MOmctcr stood a little below frceZ-
lag. Afterward-then the frostB would
come 70 their own.
In his quarters were stored SIX
months supply OF food. The Kitchen
contained ness kit complete for
four, But upon this particular morn
ing the Sergeant rovolted against his
own cookery. A man must eat, how
ever. And since, TO feed that por-
ton OF ita hundred -oid souls which
had neglected 10 grubstakc i,se.t,
Black sand bOnstsd two restaurant,
Gardner naturally turned 70 the
nearest, grandlloquently entitled tho
Lagle Blll. Some ono had tD.l HIM
II was tho better OF The two,
Daylight had come TO lrs mll
strength. but. what with the murk ot
tho storm ana tho added gloom Of
tlmberod hillsides towering Closo on
,ithor hand, the restaurant np5
attn burned, That pale and slcKly
glow which an oil lamp gives forth
after day foil on three tables ranged
against the wall.
\ slcnderly built woman was
gathering used dLsnos on tho ol-
cloth cover when Gardner entered.
rry pack was turned 90 him. women,
OF a certain sort. held forth ln bpth
camps, he knew from frontier -" =
peTlenCe. And Scrgt. Carr.ck had
mentioned that ono could count tho
decent women In Black sand and
yellow Bar on the fingers OF single
hand. That might have been an cN-
aggeration, but Gardner caught htm-
self wondering II she werG one OF the
fiyr.
wherefore. sight OF her face when
she sot away the dSAes and came
over 10 his table. stiffened him In his
chair, caused hts heart 20 leap up
ward III the sensation ot being
CdOked made him swallow hard. He
2
40 lzed unbelief. even when ho knew
b" could not be mistdkru--unul no
law that shiny Aim was gathering
In her eyes. IL came 10 him ~ an
other shock that she had rcCOgniL' 4
him instantly. OthcrVlso that look
ho knew ,nat che know hiu.
"Auy' no said, rather unsteady.
Great heavens Tho world itls
place. afror all, Isn't it?"
shc nodded.
Don't YOU want Eomo breakfast
' asked diHid.utiy. and named o.,-
... H-lA variety OF camp ,rs.4uwtL
d. ..
.'.. d. ythiug--u steak and toast." 90,
-',r,d YOU don't seem 20 hay.
. .uscd a. all How d.I yoI knoY
u.a 20 auIcry7'
"Il wasn't altogether unexp, rtrl--
wait minuts until ! Eivo your order
bas interrupted hcEself 70 rgeah to Ito
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"I''o seen you pass several times tho
last day or two" sho took up tho thrc1d
of their talk again when she came PACK
10 hia table. And, Of cours', you 70
changed since. I think I'd hdyo
known you anyway, But Id been told
you were I'm the Mounted Police, 80 II
wasn't such a surprise 10 see you hero.
lI"-NIin Brcnt-told ne Of seeing you
not long ago"
Brent told your on, that was IN
Feather Crossing" Ga "dneT observe
thoughtfully. you've seen MIN since
them | thought you'd separator
Il left him two years ago" she an
Swerod calmly. lie came hore-qulto
by accident, | think"
"liere?" Gardner lifted hls eye
broWs.
Wei, in this country she re-
turned noodiiy. Hes been at f"l-
low Bar. When no found out ] was
here he came and bothered me Tor
- while. But when he saw II was
no use, no driftcI back thcro again
II YOU met him any time IN the last
year. she finished bitterly. - don
need to tell you anything ubout him.
mo-" he muttercd, II don't need 20
be told Why, Amy ! houii thlhk
you'd hate mon--iust tho sight ~
'a'' 'AAs Ah'H tAA'hh 10 bh b1A''
rlther-don't you md II t0ugh-ihls
sort u thing restaurant work.
IT isn't bad" sho replied. lt
might be- n lot worse, ! vas glad 70
get the Job"
She rested ono hand on tao table,
ana traced mechanically the pattern
I'M the oilClOth with "a for~fng"r or
the other. There was a nall minute
Of silence. Gardner fcll to Juggling
mis- knife and fork
You always had II IN you 10 be
a man." shs began suddenly, without
any particular feeling ~ hcr tome
speaking as II II were a simple ldct
which should be stated. III you
hadn't you'd never have gotten out ~
the mud. Looking back. ! can sce
tnat you didn't have much of i
chance those years. IH arNrr nal ~
In hiuu / used 10 think | 91dn L
much backbone mFsult Bu, m get
ting ono, think"
1T doesn't seem natural for you 10
lie doing this sort OF ing" be- 6ai..
II was simple" sha answered I
didn'i have any pla'" io g..
hadn't learned even th"n 20 10 things
for myself So a. nrst ! went -
Cousin Jonnuio's for visit
John Edson-I rcmcmb.r. card
uer Interrupted.
Yes. Well that waa l..u, 1ap
tmo this gold rush started .la
t'ut on. johnnie ST 'l, ."... no
mad O Il'tla money A.I %. IH 'k
~ 'lH East. ~ no came N.' dn4
brought his vito ana nae along
They've running ta.s place. '''h'
lc N,uiurtd,
S1, shook hor head
$50. mo replied. johnnie started
hr yrIy TO prospecting. leaving lthodn
.ul ", lp amomt0n, liz I'D - tAd
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~ LACK SAND and Yellow Bar
n sprang into being on the heels
OF a rlHh for gold, High in
the mountains a branch OF one
of the North'S great rivers forkel,
severed in twin canyons. And IN each
OF these canyons the spring wash n
uncounted centuries Lad mng.ot
flour-fine gold with othcr detritus
from the slide Scared peaks rbov".
Prospectors located the metal
panned It Dig. and came out rich mon.
After them followed others. and with
their coming began a sml.l-slzed
stampede. which bred two mushroom
placer camps, further north, on the
eastern slope OF the Rockies, than
any that had yet arisen.
With the miners and ttndorie't, {,
who knew only gold as II came
stamped from tho mint. came also
that larger proportion OF non prodlc-
crs which follows close upon any
Industrial activity -- merchants with
cheap goods and dear prices, restan-
rant keepers. gamblers and all 7ucl
as live by the sweat Of the Oth'g
mans brow, In one fork OF tho
river they first laid camp and
named It Yellow Bar. With the rise
OF Yellow Bar the west branch gave
up It's placer wealth and Black sand
became rival. They lay ten rugged
miles apart and wed with each other
In rlotous viciousness.
This endured until tho Territorial
Government sent two Mounted Police
men 20 keep the peace. Thcu tur
camps took On more ORDERLY tons
for the t.me being: but II was no,
so much due 70 the restraining pow
crs OF the Policemen az 10 n, "a
that H. was summer. and tho more
turbulent spirits were abroad IN quo
or gold, or redping IA harvest from
claims already located on good
ground. The hand ut tho Law rested
lightly on the two camps SO lighi Y
that none seemed 10 feel It's preSence c
or 10 care.
To Black Sand ~ the close OF sum
mer came Serg'. Gardner. VITA a
single Constable and to mo- %
power OF o.x hundred odd more - '.e
Same cailbrc % upnOid an 90 Ills
duty.
Gardner and Constable PARK .oHE
over the Police propfrt aud qua.
and Godspel INC two VINO We r"
southbound. Then the Constable s..'
down 20 Yellow liar, ana Gtriu.
had Black Sand 70 htmSelf ThC-l
"uS no part!cu.gg routine 70 =. 3D.
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tramped 10 scatter tho leaves or TO
try to catch some small. flying thing
that looked n bit Hike n birch seed.
I've one!" shouted Tom. and came
over to whero May was busy search
ing in a patch OF fallen leaves under
meath white birch tree. The httie
heart-shaped seed was there In his
hand.
"Wo viii tflke 70 homo and look p
u through my fathers big magnityiua
glass" said May.
Yes, VIC Will; hut what about m
trophy7 The chestnuts are minc
eh7" said Tom.
"Ot course they are. You found
the nrst birch seed" answered MAY.
We'll, I only wanted to win them
10 give to YOU" he said. with true
boy franltness and pressed the pudgy
brown fruit into Mays hand.
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CHAPTER ".

- he Sergeant's horse stood sloth-
fully In hts stable. munchlnr
u good Government lay. while has
~ master perforce Journeyei on
snowsh0es when no made his first
trip % Yellow Bar. Gardner hli
lodged Yellow Bar purposely Breu;
was there, and he did not want 10 So
Brent, or 10 speak with him. There
had been no necessity for his going
until now. Parks was on the JON,
and Constable Parks had made 10
complaint Of anything or any one
digger than he could handle. But, rs
the Northwest Mounted Police Is NOT
composed OF men who habituaLIy IL
for assistance, that was not s,..r-NE
INK. \ llsqIigtlng TumOr had reached
Sergeant Gtrduors ears, Wherefore
boz. concluded that he would take a
ur,of .o1i. az yellow Bar and Its ac-
t,yitcS
Tho day was beautiful. and likewise
beautifully cold; keen, piercing at
mospnero which sought out each tiny
aperture In mans clothing, and
sta bbcd Indignantly with It's barb Of
-
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swallowing food hurricdly, without
proper attention 10 mastication, has
caused more chronic complaints in
this country than any other foolish
habit. We all know that the nutri-
tive value of food IS very highly in
creased by thorough chewing and
slow eating.
Readers who have 10 rush through
The evening world., 1917-10-23
To-day's Anniversary.

NN Oct %, 1890, Just cighty-cight
~ years ago to-day, the urst rr.-.
ton matches were patented IN
England by Walker. OF Stocktyu-oU-
res=. Luci.er matches came into use
about 1884 For many years matches
were very expensive, q package u
fifty costing a shilling or Iwcutv-ilvn
cdrts In lsi2 Reuhcu ParrrldEc, an
T,ngllshm an patented magnnCry f.r
lpanufartur The splint7
Three vodra later ScNru'tcr ~
Vienna produced his dmorpHoua phn.-
phorus, by hrding ordinary ph.s-
phorua In a gus which II r,urrt 1b-
orb, AMI tHu uso 20 Wp'uhrs was
rberoby rendered loss iaugrr.u-, anil
no 'nauuf0't4r" less unuclIf.N Iu.
ID time workers In match .frH..
weIe subjected 10 tho likelihood of
rcCupdtional diseases, but the poo.
ceases now IN use reduce tho doug. .
10 minimum. Moro than thirty
ears the manufacture OF matches iu
\ rance has been "A Government
neaepoly. The frat American match
The evening world., 1917-10-23
Dear Cousin Contestants:

Compositions on any OF these
phases OF Thanksgiving will be con-
siderod for tho prizes. You may
write yours on whichever seems most
interesting to you--either the Pil-
grims Thanksgiving. how Thanks
giving Day came TO be or how No
cSebrats Thanksgiving. The greater
difference there is In what you write
upon tho subject tho more enjoyable
It will he to read the printed COM
positions.
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HOW ONE MAN CAME BACK
AND RE Won A LOST LOVE



. er set
{S.
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Cousin Eleanor's Klub Kolumn

DEAR COUSIN EIEANoRi
VIII YOU kindly explain 20 me
whether yon want = CON position tell
lnE how va got Ihanksgtvinsf or
do you mean about tho Pilgrims and
all that or Just telling about how we
celebrate ThAnksgiyinE?
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.ExERcIses I'M MIDDLE LlFE

MRS. n. J. NJ. Moro PERSONS 81.
from lacl, of exercise than nD.usr NJ
Il. Tho health Of the body depends
on healthy blood pressure a"l mus
cnlar motion. Those who s' W. day
and do scGcntlry work usually slI-
fer from cold hands and feet and h"t
head because the blood rs n.' on
couraged to circulate and lAo carbon
Is not freed from the bloo3 ana O.,
supplied through oxygen fast c1"r-h
Thls can only be dOEn tnrough t\'r-
else and deep breathing Of pure STIR
ring air.
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DEEP BREATHING EXERCISES

MRS. IT. T. FNerN ono NUUWI
srcatha at least one hundred duop u-
aIations each day, because pl,utr.
rglthine .B TOO shallow 10 Improve
10 health To auy rnfir'lhi" d'Hi."
.;ractsso deep breathing iu the open
Llg always,
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pennant Of blue and gold color felt,
A. j am very sorry that we can
not award pennants unless the thirty
coupons are sent together, with
Names ages and addresses of the tiye
new members-
y I have composed q little verso
about the kiddie Klub. Please let mo
know where 10 send II AZ | am very
anxious TO try for n prize
a. four verse about the Kiddie
MUD would make an interesting con-
ulouuon TO the klub Korner. We
should all be pleased to read N. bu, ~
could not be considered for A prize
This months contest Ia for tha ~,
compositions on Thanksgiving. (For
particulars see notice at end OF
column)
II you wish 70 send your poem ma
free viii contribution, address n 20
Evening World KIddie Klub. az ParL
How. New York City.
y, am very sorry that hava
neglected TO send any contribut,on %
you for the French war orphans. viii
you please tell me how much NE
should send and how often. also what
date the contributing started5
~ Any amount that you can AFFORD
70 contribute to the French Orphan
tund Is acceptable and will be ap-
pteoiated. Also you are permitted 10
senu u AZ any time most convenient.
Ton cents a day will supply the
needs OF one fatherless cousin. Tbosa
who can afrord II send this amount I'm
monthly instalments. Others send
contributions ranging down 10 as
little as q penny a week. But IL Ia
the spirit and intent rather than IN,
sum that is noted and every penny
finds It's way to some deserving kiddie
cousin. The kiddie Klub French Or
phan Fund was started last May.
PENNANT WINNERS.
p R,ING BElkowTrz sso thirts~n. No. ssl
Lsai NJ stnoet NeN Iort
~, -Mi,'liALL bbICHko. ass Ten. No. n South
l0IN ,DfElrr Izs ten No. 800 olas-pp
.ALMA E[@ ARDS. .n thirteen. No. st
FRAy,k y ,GE4yA0 .s. nro,n. No gs,
IDA GUIiN. AEs ten. No. ,Ss Geosa. Ave-.
ILizREFh HlNUsou. ss- nine. No 100
''STI, wIi,pItED NH SS.sSSGKT,iSzry a.. ats. =
1925 sltH sir-,t Rmotiyi.
Nv T7AH 3,!- 2.SS s'' rsy ' ,.IS. 70 - lra'
HOW TO EARN A kLuB PENNANT
A tNruiy tHotnth fslt ponnant. made u The
Klub caos blue and Hold and bearing the Kid
dis klub aAms ul b. given free to every men
bcr sho Scuros I've nsS msmb.w and . sye
ether new n-nbets BlI ooupons numb-s~a iu
rotation nns, b. INT In With sAeh arw nA.,s g..
grthrf With the signature, 80 and address . ca
new nemt~r. tst A. required when md, ,kiuA
kdd Is Apply Tor msnh~rshp.
Members Nho canDot save the counons nay Q
tain - nant4 oJ rendinE 10 cruta with name
OCTOBER WRITING CONTEST
TTHE Klub contest for October will
be 10 see which members can
write the best compositions oa
THANKSGIVING. Awards OF 81 eaCI
will be gwen TO the members OF eacl
ago writing the best compositions.
These will be printed in this coluJnn
during November. the month in which
Thanksgiving Day IL observed. The
contest win close Thursday. Nov. I.
r@ So EIo-~a-
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pennant Of blue and gold color felt,
A. ] am very sorry that we can
not award pennAnts unless the thirty
coupons are sent together with
names, ages and addresses of the Nv q
new members-
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HOT FLASHES

rRtTDE c.: Those are usually uuo TO
a dlsturbanC, OF tHu sympathetic
lervous system. N,u.r4l baths, .Ja.-
,,,x about twenty uiuu,os, free acl"u
I all the eumnl'lyc aTg1us. cold
.evel rubs and much open ~. eNer.
use 4, advised toy this by several
SromiN.nnt physicians.
The evening world., 1917-10-23

HlO" uN, anu NdhD
things a Ii title
sier, because
rest and relaxa-
tion are LCce ssary
for the healthy
upkeep OF the hu-
man body.
T he II m o y {
universal habit of
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

DEAR COUSIN ELEANOR:
O. Here are fivo coupons for ono
member am bringing In. IL btna
In four more members besides this
one viii I be rewarded with a club
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The Pauline. FurLOng
WOm ems National Army
For Health
Publishing Ersuhns world.
DAILY DRILL--NO. 20
Lunch Hour Rules for the WORKING Woman
HeaLth

| NE Of the first things most Of
! my readers who toll daily for
their living must learn Is to
The evening world., 1917-10-23

LEMON WATER-MRS. TRAN-
CHS c.: Lemon water taken in the
Morning, without sugar, stimulates
'he liver and Clyansc- the lining Of
-a1e- stomach. II also removes i'm
purities, improves the sa.low COM
pI0xiou and prevents the tongue be-
CSming coated.
The evening world., 1917-10-23

REDUCE THlGHs-NRS. II. X;
Leg circling viii reduce the thiEhH.
Lie on tho GOor, with the hands
clasped behind the head, legs extend
I'd and together and then raise the
ifght leg. keeping knee rigid and t""
pClnted, and make several small C.I-
ties with Il. 10 tho same with the
left leg and gradually make each cir
rle larger and larger until very largo
anes can be formed without strain.
DO this several times each da, for at
east five minutes az each practice.
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dnsuerS to Health and Beauty
We. Questions.
ABOUT swIMMlNe.-MRs. e. T

ABOUT SWIMMiNG.--MRS. r. r:
II is true that swimming will both
develop and7reducc. II Is strenuous
enough 90 stimulate the circulation
OF the sluggish. blood. which feeds,
nourishes and develops the muscles
and at the same time dissoiycs ana
finally removes superfluous flesh. II
- also beneficial because II is cleans
lag to tho skin and develops lung
power also. Yes, swim IN tho heated
tanks IN winter.
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CHAPTER IN.

~ LACK SAND and Yellow Bar
II sprans into boing on the heels
OF a rlHh for gold, High in
~ the mountains a branch OF one
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HOW TO EARN kLUe pENNANr

A twrnty tuo-inrh 'slt p,nnAnt. made IN ~.
Klub oaios blue and Eod and bearing the Nd
tis kub aADe viii b. given FREE to every nasn
hor ehO Srcuros i've nes memh-u and q eve
new k,uh member sAo hnng IN With hiA To- .
ether nes n.inhea BlI coupons NUN b.s~l rl
rot alton mna' h. srut In with Zach nrW nAnus 4.
grthrf With The signati so And address . ea.1
neW meulter. hot required when ind, ,siu q
add Is apply Tor msnh~rhlp.
Members Nho cAnnot save the o0unons mAy O .
= nanfs ~ .sndinE 10 crufa With
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-09-29
STATE OFLOUISIANA
23rd Judicial Di>tf G. 6 urt-H,.r
ish Of St. Mary.

23rd Judicial Di>tr G. G urt-E%r.
ish Of ST. Mary.
Succession OF Clayton Hamilton
deceased No. 3o5o.
By virtue Of an order, issued out Of
the Honorable 23rd judicial Distric.
Court, Parish If St Mary, Gearing
dat" S"pr IA 1917, and to IN" directed
in the above entitled aud naif',e Ell
cau.e. | Will If II for sale. for c.sh.
IT, tn las, and Llgncst bidder, Ut The
principal front door of the Court
HOUSE. in The town IF Frank in, on
SATURDAY. TIE 20Tu DAI OF
OCTOBER, 4 D, 1917.
betwoen the hours of IL O'Clock a. IN
tni o clock p m, the following de-
-cri5ei property: tu-wit:
That certain lot or piece Of ground.
Wing and being situated in the town Of
Patterson 81. Mary Parish. Lnu s'ana
5'un'!rd on the north by Cummings, Oh
the east by Second street on the south
b. III" B9p'ist Church, and on the west
10y Mrk erIil: together with al the
hul.iin-, and improvem ents thereon
.nh all the rights, ways and privileges
ana aPpnren !nces thereunto belonging
and app raining.
ETHEL HAMILTON, Administrative
Frank i, La,, sept. 10, 1917.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Pa ..lSh of st. Mary.

By virtue OF. and puf,utlt 70 al or
der firm Honorable Fred j. Grace.
Register of the State Land Office, date!
the 27tn. day of August, 1917. and in
conformity with Act N, 2l5 If th"
Acts Of the General Assembly of 1903.
l will offer for sale and sell al public
auction at the principal door of the
Court House of thr Parish of 81. Mary
81 Franklin, Louisiana. on
SATURDAY, OCIOBE.; 6, 1917.
between tn. hours of IL O'Clock A. NJ. d,
and O'Clock p. NJ, to he last and
highest bidder. the following described
property tO-wit:
All land between the incorrect line of
Cote Blanche Island as represented on
Government plat of 1853 and survey of
j. p. kemper in 1905.
+. Is ). r. E., La Mer.
Section 10 rs acres
Section III 1923 80
Section IA 81 30
Section Is O25
1921 acres
Terms of sale-cash. Fer not less than
one aud no 100 Dollars per acre.
CHARLES PECOT, Sheriff.
BATON ROUGE. La, Aug. q, 1917.
Approved:
FRED ! GRACE
Reg ster of State Ian Office.
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Notice: Warning.

The public is hereby mott
fled that it is a violation of
the law to dam, obstruct OF
i'll any way injure any drain
or drainage canal.
The public is warned that
if anyone permits any gas
boat, fiat boat. Or any water
craft to sink, or any way OBJ
struct. or i'll any way dams,
obstructS or Injuries the
Franklin Drainage Canal,
will be prosecuted to the full
extent OF the law.
WILSON MCkERALL,
Pres FIaLKlln DIalhage CumMis-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-01
WAR TAX TRAINERS
LINE UP FOR FIGHT
Preliminary Draft Is Opposed
When Presented to Ways
and Means Committee.
RATES INCREASED

A report to the full ways and means
committee of the House was made to-
day by the special subcommittee which
for ten days has been at work in secret
on a bill to levy nearly s2,o0o.oeo,0oO of
war taxes on the people Of the United
States.
The results of the work are not en-
tireIy satisfactory to the full committee.
as there is broad difference OF opinion
as to the policy of taxation to be pur-
sued. The difference. generally speak
ing, is between those who want to
make a wide distribution of the tax and
those who want to concentrate the taxes
upon certain class of manufacturers.
Representative Fordney, ranking re-
publican. is opposed firmly to raising
more than $1,000. 900 900 by direct taxes.
Representative Kitchin. chairman, is
opposed to consumption taxes. A bitter
fight on the bill in full committee is
certain, Resentment among some mem
bers aroused by the prolonged execu-
tive meetings of the committee. coupled
with vigorous opposition to the income
and excess profits tax proposals, makes
storms inevitable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-05-01
SURGEONS TO REPRESENT
MEDICAL CORPS OF U. S. A.
Regulation Under Which American
Doctors Will Aid the Allied
Armies in France.

American surgeons to be sent to Eu.
rope for service with the army ir
France will go as members Of the Medi.
cal Corps of the United States Army
A statement to that effect was made al
the War Department following confer.
ences between Secretary Baker and Maj
Dreyfus, medical officer of the French
commission. Similar conferences have
been held with Col. Goodwin, ranking
medical officer of the British army In
France and now attached to the British
mission.
1t was indicated that the American
doctors would be sent forward at an
early date and that eventually large
number would be assigned to duty In
France Officials will not say. how
ever. just how many surgeons it Is in
tended to send. Plans for the dispatch
ing of the medical men or the equip
ment they will take with them. and for
all details covering this first formal in
PREVENTION of the American military
forces in the war against Germany, are
being worked out in detail with the
members Of the missions and VIII be
made public when completed