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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Elsie P Brogan and Bessie K Blogle-
Jerry o. n New6y and Lctitia Lea Tay-
Antonio Vargas and Gorita Gorzsies-
Births-Giris-
To Mrs Manuel Ganegos, 119 Copia-
April Il
To Mrs Luise Hagoz. Eighth and Camp
To Mrs Ramon E.perza. sOOs East san
To So--tS Mrs. go Joaquin Gambia. nos Seventh
To Ms. John Henry Knott e. PasO.
To Mrs Juan Alvarez. Isl Brown. NOvsm-
To Il Mrs- Gresorla Dia= III Gale Hiaalso.
To Mrs. c vualOres. 1:11 Fl PasO.
To Mrs Marie MARQUEE. sixth St. april Is.
To Mrs Regina Jeranda. 1000 South SAN
To Mrs Miguel Tuidlco. sO2 PARK. April l..
Births-Boys-
To Mrs John g Cruger. so7 No. Oregon.
To o Ms. Miguel Guerrero. 7o7 50. Fl Paso.
To Mrs Rafael Psna. 7oi St vrain-
To Mrs : eoasMghoBrC rs dshrdlu lu Up
To Mrs. J. Magollones. Is Durango
To Mrs Pedro Paradez. SO South stan
To Mrs. Jesus suluasa. FL PasO. April -.
To Mrs AnicetO Aiearez. hos san ia
TO Ms. John Rowland Gnchrist. Hotel
To Mrs Mrs Frank c. Hall. 4H1 Hueco.
TT To- q Mr.. cedoro Marquee. II Eighth -,
To Mrs Conception cOntreras. city.
To Mrs. Mario Hernandes. Tays and Ninth.
April L.
Eva vaIdos 1901 Oregon. April Il. :
Fernando Miguel Ruiz. 414 So. Virginia.
-'r AVll n Garcia. sos7 Rivera. Aprn IS;
-'J Jaaaa Hernandez. 7Is Tays. april Is;
Francisco suarez. IS So. oregon. April
Z Guad3iuoe Perez. 1897 So. s. vrain.
Juiietta YarangO. so5 Tays. April IS;
David Il Sanders. emergency hospital.
Le5nsrdo Torres. 11oa S. FL Faso. April -
Mrs. Pearl Stimson. 21s East Third street.
otel'a Madrid. so4 south Stanton. April
70: infant
James EsperOsa. 4Os Durango. April IS:
Ramon Cano. 1:o4ss First street. april Is:
Barbara Castillo. Lincoln park. April 70;
So years
Lois cartaza. s17 san Jaeinto. April 1s;
II years.
Angela Mendoza. Sixth and Torni,lo. April
20. year.
Carmen omisado. 500 North Frutss. Aprl
Is; one year.
John 3. sanders. rs East Second. April
Is; y years
James \. York. 4ioI Huseo. April Is: IS
years.
Dennis Kelly. Fl Paso county hospital.
April 16: Il years.
Luis Soto. April IS. e years
Marie del Fugugio. April 10. "A -slrs-
Alexander Hamilton sutherland. Provi-
dence hospital. April 10: 90 years
Cateleua de Ia Toru. Eighth and south
Campbell. April IS: two years.
John II Gil. Hotel DIeu- April IS. g
year.
Fraucita Larsoniads. FL Paso county hos
pital April IA; % years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Brighten the home with Sole PROOF
Colored Narnishes- Lander Lumber Co.
ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Since the war began Italian women
have been granted more liberties than
they ever had in that country.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
THE DAILY RECORD

Claude ". Davis. east ; feet Of lot IS. block
&c. April u. 1917. $40
Goggin. lots IS. 90. 30. 81. 81. block 81.
april 20. 1917. So.
stevens Gddition-Kathryn z. and D. c
Seaman TO John c ROsebOrough. it., lots
=. IS. %. west eight and half feet Of lot
30. block B. April Z. 1915 tio.ooo-
Automobile Licenses.
s74z-F- B. HUMPHREYS. Psso del Sorts.
s74s-c. D. Casad. CanutIlo. Ford
s74s-James Sacramento, SIS South stan
s75o~A. h GOIdstein. 1415 Hawthorne.
s75i-s. P. ochoa. 4o7 Fl Paso. Chandler.
s752-Peyton Packing company. Mills and
s75s-L. 8. Moody. SIS North Florence.
s754-Burton Lingo company. First and
s755EM. J. Manning. s1s Rosewood Ford
s75s-M Pearl 1901 Bassett, Interna-
s757-c II. Todd wIndermere. Delmar no.
s75sNLewis Owens. .11s Myrtle. Overland.
s75S-w. H BroadduS. 11s1 East Boule-
$780,, Theeman. sheldon hotel. Dodge.
s7s1-Frank NJ Smith. liz East Missouri
s7ss|A K Taylor. 5o2 Prospect. Max
siss-E. E. Moreno. la Mesa. n. NJ. Ford.
s764-W- N Thomas. 1907 Arizona Ford
s7s5-B- D. Brown. 2s21 North street.
s7Ss-E. L Reese. 81 North E PasO.
Ford
s7s7-c C. Randee. 7os North oregon.
s7ss-Paul Wright. Co D. Seventh in
fantry. Fort Bliss. Oakland
s7ss-H- Circle. 55e7 Ia Luz, Ford.
s37o-C- H Ruhnland- $50 clifton. Chew
s57i-wm- Meutterman Sign company. sO7
s77s@B- Dearmond. 500 North Stanton.
Ford
s77s-A- a LAWYER. Buici-
s774-Molinary Rey. 500 south santa
s775-AItura Sales Co. 20s North stanton.
STE. W. Hutchinson. Tyrone. y ".
Sta. Barnes s115 Olive street. Har-
s77S-B- B. cOpenhaver. :4o1 Myrtle.
s77s-centraI Market. e1ss San Antonio
s7s0-Santa Fe Fuel Co. Eighth and
s7S1-v E Woods. S1Ois Boulevard.
s7s2-J VI. Curtis. 1916 Montana. Ford.
9ssS-J- ". Curtis. 1916 Montana. Ford
s7s4-J ". Curtis. 1916 Montana. Ford
s1s5-J. W Curtis 1915 Montana Ford
97S6-J- w Curtis. 1915 Montana, Ford
e7S7-J W Curtis. 1915 Montana. Ford
$3.50. =. Tillenan. 512S Frankfort.
Ford.
97ss-Juzn a la Cruz Alarcon. 50Ss South
Il Paso. Oakland
s7sO-B. w Tilchett. sos Mesa. Cleveland
e7s1-Peyton Packing Co. Mills and
Ochoa. Ford
s7ss-R- Z England. az East Overland.
Ford.
sTs3-George s. YarborOush. 27ls Piedras.
Ford
SSH. 5facinz. Val Verde addition. Ford.
9795-W. r Collins. Ysleta, Chevrolet
s7s6-El Paso Gas Co. Franklin and
Oregon. G--M-C-
s7sT-Haman's Poultry farm. Esleta. Ford
S79S-Charlss n Wilson. 1872 Magoffin,
Briscoe
s7s9-PablO Baray. 4o4 south Campbell.
Ford.
ssOo-R E. BalIOw. D. P Francis hotel.
Cadillac
sssl-C Blair. s04 wyoming REQ.
9S09-slrz H. L. Adams. eg0O Montana.
Hudson
ss0s-Hsrry March. a704 Texas Thor
3S04-E. Medrano. S711 Durango. Ford
Ford
Licensed to Marry.
Manuel F. Vargas and Francisco Reyes-
Fernando Palacio and Amelia Oiive-a-
Douglas z Ballard and Gertrude Barr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

WaDted-Second hand bicycles Allen
Arms c Cycle Co., zo4 y. Oregon.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
CANARY PILLS. 1 E2ais;

TO ?. Purgative to 1. No sick
stomach. No gripping. No weakening
CSC. Purely vegetable Are better than
what you t.4ink-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
Ewes Examined Properly.

Geo. D. Kendall. 22S Mesa Avenue
Makes Glasses Right.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Notice, Tenement owners.
Lee Newman can get more money out
OF your property. at q less cost than
anyone else Ask his clients
Phone 1904. 9051s 6 FL Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

svasffka steam Coal, put in your or
der now. Prompt delivery. full weight
guaranteed. Southwestern Fuel ana
Feed co. Phone 444z.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
Best Music and Eats

CampbeIrs Cafe open TO II ?. m,
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Have your Arch Supports expertly fit
ted Chas. ROkahr, bootmaker. SlS Iexas
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23
See Window Displays

Robert P shaw and Blanche White.
Jacob Ni-ter and Maria Perez
Julian c. Tays and Augustine Salinas
Elsie P Brogan and Bessie K BlOgle-
Jerry o. II. Newly and Lctitiz Lea Iay-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Manuel F. Vargas and Francisco Reyes
Fernando Palacio and Amelia OIivers-
Douglas z Ballard and Gertrude Barr
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-23

Antonio Vargas and Gorita Gorzsiss-
Ri-fba-Efrf=
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
TttPE's PENCE PROPOSAL
HAS o. H. on GERM ANY

Copenhagen. Aug 2l.--ki moet-
ing of the main committee Of the
reichsiag called for to-day Chancellor
Mlchaolis was expected 10 declare the
pope's peace note IN general accord
with the German governments peace
proposal of December ~. 1915. and
the recent roichstag resolution on the
same subject and therefore TO he Dip
matically received in Germany GER
many cannot. however. discuss de-
tails and under Un circumstance can
n discuss the status OF Alsage- Lor-
raine The chancellor. according to
the forecast viii say shat as Ger.
many has earlier Indicated rs desire
20 make peace the first word must
come from the other eide \ meet
ing ~ the hundesrat committee on
foreign affairs had been called FOR
yesterday ia Berlin under the chair
manship df the Bavariau premier.
Cuppt Heriing. 20 discuss the situa-
ticn created by the pope's note and
Is approve the lines ~ Chancellor
Nichaelis' speech 10 the relchstng
committee today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
Walkout in Northwestern States,
Which Was 10 Paralyze Agricul-
tural and Construction Indus
tries. Said TO be a Fizxle.
JAMES ROWAN is FACING
COURT MARTIAL, BELIEF
His Demand That Certain Men,
Regarded as Alien Enemies, be
Released from Jail viii Likely
be the Basis for Such Action.
~ Associated Press

" Assorisfed Press
San Francisco, Aug. 21.--Eyi.
denec continued to accumulate
today in the northwest states of
Washington. Oregon, Idaho and
Montana that the proposed strike
Of Industrial Workers of the
world, which was To paralyze the
agricultural and construction in
dustries. is a complete failure.
The strike, which was to become
effective yesterday under orders
of James Rowan, district secretary
of the industrial Workers with
headquarters at Spokane, Wash,
unless the authorities OF the four
states released from jail all mem
bers of the organization who are
held for various offenses, has not
yet manifested itself IN single
community.
Rowan and ,wenty-six other
members of the |. w. w. still are
in Jail a, Spokane as military pris-
oners. Disposition Of their cases
rests with Major Clement Wilkins,
who, al the head Of national
guard organization, made the ar.
rests last Sunday night. II was
said at Spokane today the belief
was current there that Rowan
would be courtmartialed, mas
much as some of the men he de-
manded be- released from Jail are
alleged 10 be alien enemies and
persons who evaded registration
for the selcctiVe draft. An inves-
tigation Of The prisoners was to be
made late today.
Although the military and civil
officials announced their belief
that the strike has proved abor-
tive. sufficient troops are held i'll
readiness io quell Immediately any
disorders thai might arise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
All COUNTER. NrTNCKS
OI' GERMANS REFUSED

Paris, Aug - aCoun!er-attacks %
extreme violence wor" made by The
Germans 'ast night in AN effort to
recapture positionA taken In the
French offensive ON N" Ncrduu
front The war office announces that
the Germans were beaten back with
heavy losses Tho number Of PRISON.
ere now exceeds 3 600
Tho statement follows
"On the Cerny plateau the Germans
made attacks AZ three different points.
zen Two occasions our fire broke up
:hc aseauitiug waves. which were
thrown back greatly weakened. 20 the
German lines Tho other attacks. wcrt
LOT llurtchiso monument. also were re-
pulsed
ION the front north of Vorduu tho
Germans reacted theoretically during
the night Their counter ATTACKS.
which were extremely violent especial
Ily at Ayocnur- wool and north et
Cauricros wood were broken up by
our fire. The enemy suffered heavy
losses with no result Our troops
maintained oil their guns ana organ
ICED the captured positions The
number OF uuwouLdcd prisoners
taken los us yostcrdas exceeds 5000.
OF whom lt6 lro officers
Last night enemy oirplanes hom-
hard"d positions in our rear. particu-
LARRY q collection caipp Tor German
prisoners. of whom large number
were HE
I'm BELGIUM our 1ylItors lombard
cd tho railway stations az Thourout,
Eoulers and Stadcn. In the region 20;
Ncrduu they bomhatdod the railwIv
stations az Duu-Sur. Mouse, Br.cullcs
lama Foc'iio and munitions depots 90
| Raucheville whore they observed q,
great fire.
/ con August 90. twenty one German
machines were brought down In aerial
comhats by our pilots Most of then
larc reported to have been destroyed
I entirely ON August 10 an airplau'
land captive balloon ot th" enemy
/ met wuh IN. Same fut,.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

dearly bought conquests won since the
first onrush on the Nerdun fortress
IN February 1915. hut ~ a proof that
the unity of action among the en-
tente allies is at work.
The British. Italian ana French
fronts are all active NJ the same time.
making IL possible that weakness may
develop somewhere along the German
and Austrian lines confronting them.
The Figaro, warns its readers against
expecting too much
Experience has shown" the Figaro
says that Il o. vain Ia hope to pierce
front which necessarily closes after
the breach has been made A. Nerdun
1s IN Flanders the object is to strit"
the enemy the most powerful blow
possible and then to wait an oppor
tunity TO strike again " is not the
territory re-wou that counts bat the
losses inflicted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
ENGLAND WILL GIVE
POPE'S PEACE NOTE
CAREFUL ATTENTION
Proposal Will be Examined In a
Benevolent and Serious Spirit,
Says Reply, Which Has Been
Placed in Gasparri's Hands

tN NhtN' a'fu ifFHf
Eum. Aus g. The reply uf the
British guNrumrnt to the p'ur, note
ut Pop, Benedict was handed ir Car
dual G1splul the papll s".rcmr,
ul stat, Dog the British minister un
MondnH TN, rnuly says the pnpc's
note NIIl Dee examined iu benevolent
and serious spirit
tardlua. G1.ulrri expressed Co.. the
British minister the hopo that the
h,uilcrcut would give approval to
four fundamental propositions Iu tho
papal note similar idols having al
ready been sc' forth hy responsible
ministers or Great Britain. Russia.
France. Germany aud Austria. while
pro-id rt WILSON, peace message. in
the opinion nf thr cardinal implied
almost the whole of the popcr pro-
gram
II haNur hr.u asserted bon the press
that ihe pope Nus urged io Wofl
J fpr prurc Dos EWprr> Ittp uf Aus-
trmIluuEary hc yatiruu ~tatrs that
the punurf E,s ru personal lcqulu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
NO BAR TO
BEING ORAF TED, VIEW
OF WAR DEPARTMENT
The Mere Fact That a Man Has n
Wife Does Not Excuse Him
from Army Service; Condition
of Dependency Is What Counts.


hy ASSOCIATED ifeta
Washington Aug et-lf there Is
10 be- any modification ~ the present
rigid rulings OF the provost marshal
general regarding exemptions Of mar
ricd men from dratt. % is known only
tn president Wilson. who alone has
authority to ultcr or modify those
regulations
The war department so FAR busing
It's ruling ON what 20 interprots as
the intention of congress in passing
the draft law. has gone ON the theory
that mans exemption was based
on condition of dependency rather
than ON The mere condition of being
married The department still holds
90 that view and Will urge % upon
the president
To-day there was uo iutim1tiun from
any official source that the president
Intends 90 modify the rulings 81 the
war office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
FRICTION IS CAUSE
OF MINE FIRE, Loss
PLACEOAT Sl25,OOO
Coronado Property Of the Arizona
Copper Company at Clifton,
Aria, Completely Gutted; No
Suspicion of Incendiarism.

Phoenix. AriZ.. AUS. 2l.-Ftre, be-
lieved go have been caused by friction
resulting from the settling OF brace
timbers "ompletely gutted the Coro-
nado mine of the Arizona Copper
Company az clifton lare last night.
Tnc Coronado IS one of he three
main shafts OF the Arizona copper
company al Chuon The damage Is
estimated 20 have been ti25 O09. OPP
orators declared tnut there was no
suspicion of nccndiarism attached 10
the blaze
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
CONFERENCE TO PLAN
NATIONAL GOVERNMENT
TO MEET IN MOSCOW
~ Associated Press

Moscow. Aug. ei.-Thc sitting of
ihe state conference August IS To %
TO consider the political situation and
plans for the new national govern
ment will be held In the Grenf State
thcater here The public will not
be- admitted but places have been re-
served for the members of the dipio-
matte corps.
Premier Nereusky win preside. and
VIII read az the opening ~ the ses-
sion on August 20 statement ON
the political situation and the econ.
omr NE ut he country The second
day will he devoted 90 speeches BY
representative Of th. yatious polui.
cal groups
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
STRIKE OF MORE THAN
1,Ooo sHIPBUILDERs is
DECLARED OFF TODAY
By AssoeiAi.d rrvs.

Washington. Aus. gi.--As the re-
suit OF conferences concluded here
today In which representatives %
shipbunders. the shipping board and
the American Federation % Labor
participated. strike Of moro than
l.000 shipbuilsiora Ia the Gray's Har-
hor district OF Washington. Was de
ciared of land the men ordered back
to work. The strike is said % have
been sympathetlc. The yards 90 Aher-
deem and liequiam are working on
wooden SHIPS Tor the government.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
MADE
BY MEXICAN CONSULS
TO Be D|SREGARDED
State Registrar of Arizona I'm
earths Fraud and Takes Steps
to Head 1t OFF; Many Exempted
as Having Been Foreign Born.

Tucson. Ariz. Aug 2l--As tho re-
suit ~ disclosures made at Tucson
that Mexican cousuls were furnishing
certificates ~ MeNican citiz"nship 80
mon horn ia tho United States ut Mex
icau parents aud thut those were bee
ing presented 20 draft boards iu sup
port of claims Tor exemption ON tho
ground OF being foreigu born col f
. Breou. state dfaft registrar. TODAY
tDlceraphod an local boards to disre.
gard entirely certificates made ly
Mexican Housule u support of claims
for exemption.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
PRESIDENT GARFIELD
TO BE COAL DICTATOR,
is INDICATION TO-DAY

Washington, Aug 1l.-Therc were
outward indications today that Presi-
dent Wilson was seriously considering
the appointment OF President Harry
\. Garfield Of Williams College as
coal administrator.
Nh Garfield already has heen
named as mem her of the food ad-
ministrotiou commission
Inquiries were met with the state
ment that the president had not yet
selected the man. Nevertheless o num-
Der of officials In touch with the sill
uJtion thought Mr.. Garfield likelS
selection
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
HECEsrr ms non BEEN
Atk kNOWIEDGI.D HN a. =

Washington. Aug. 21.--Thc United
states has not yet Acknowledged re-
ceipt Of Pope Benedicts peace pro-
pOsal, but viii do So through the
British foreign office. which t,nns-
mitted the communication through
Ambassador Page
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
AUTO IS SMASHED BY
SAN IA f TRAIN, TWO
WELL KNOWN MEN DIE
Joseph W Pope and George w,
Hysaw succumb to Injuries Re.
ceived When Their Car Is Hit
Near Phoenix Early Today

Phooniy Ar,z. Aus 2l.-Joseph
". Pope capitalist of Ibis city and
George W iysov. cattisUan of
MARTA Ton. received injuries from
whi,a they later died when the au-
tomobilc n which they we're ridiug
WINS struck uy 70 santa BE- train near
the state capitol earh this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
CONGRESS MUST HELP
CARRY OUT THE BIG
DESTROYER PROGRAM
BY AssociAied Press

WlshlnEt0n- Aug IT." N0ngfess
will be asked for special rash appro-
priations FOR the immediate expansion
.of chin and engine building plants TO
carry out the hig destroyer program
dccidod upon hy the navy depart o.
mcut
Secretary Daniels indicated today
that the ship builders have said the
necessary expansion could be- carried
ont only il the government paid the
bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

tance with The empress and has never
received any communication from
her on any subject.
II has been reporecd on several
occasions that the Austrian empress
who was born In the Italian province
Of Iucca has been working ussidu-
DUSTY Tor peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
.12-YEAR- OLD GIRL
OUTRAGED AND SLAIN,
NO CLEW TO FIENOS
Body of Alta Braun Is Found in
an Alley in the Residence Dis
trict of Lemars, Ia. Underskirt
Wrapped Around Neck

w AfFn'IkifN lfrHe
Lcmar- Ia Nus % The hody ~
:" -yonr-pld Alta Braun Wn- found IN
nr alley bon The residence district too
day Tho child mad been heeu out
RACED and murdered Nu uudcrshlri
tom from tho rhilds waist was
wrapped tightly 1oop' nor neck y"
clue 90 the child's slayer has been
discovered hv tho officers The girl
was lust seen alive early last even
Ing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

Euouos Aires Monday Aug 20. ..
The principal usugr'or of the recent
railroad strike on the Central rail-
roads ,n Argentina is said Co be- a
Gorm1u named Won Lnhrgk Thi,
man f B.. declared b. known to the
police uE the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21

New YORK AUg 2l.-The slock-
holders OF the Equitable Life lnsur-
ance Society voted today in favor OF
mutualzng which had already been
approved hy he dirsctors The prop
osinon viii be submitted for vote
%, mail to the so goo policy holders
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-08-21
Wisconsin Senator Presents Mi
nority Report of Senate Finance
Committee; Urges Higher Levy
on Profits and Incomes.
BURDEN OF POOR TOO
GREAT NOW, HE CLAIMS
Pictures the Possibility of Bread
Lines This Winter on Account
Of the High Cost of Living; op.
poses Bond Issues.
BJ Associated rress

by Associated Press
Washington, Aug. 2l.--Conscriptlar
OF wealth 10 pay for the war was
urged In the senate today by Senator
LaTollettc of Wisconsin, In presenting
the minority plans OF the finance com
mittce for higher rates In the war
tax bill on war profits and incomes.
lie suggested increasing the $4,000
900 000 bill To more than $500. 900. =
OOn 10y such increases. with eiemina-
tion Of consumption taxes. He also
urged that less bonds and more taxes
he authorized.
The Wisconsin senator declared gov
cruments were demanding war while
their peoples were asking for peace
and contendcd that SO per cent of the
mon drafted are protesting Large
bond issues desired by wealthy in
terests. he contended. initiate prices
and increase the present high cost Of
living which, he asserted. already i'm
poses n fifty To- ZOO per cent war bur
den upon the masses The Liberty
loan, he eaid. was made possible by
an Iron hand within Kid glove
aud persistent advertising methods.
Make Rich Bear the Burden.
The pending bill. Mr.. LaFolleste
stated. provides by taxes bat seventeen
per cent of this years war expenses
while Great Britain imposes twenty
six per cent Next years war eN-
pcus"e. he predicted nay reach $50,
600. .010, 000 or 10000. 900. 900 aud ho
urged that huge war profits ana in
comes Of wealthy persons by higher
surtaNes ne made "a bear tho burden
Of the war
"Hv Keeping down taxes ana in
creas!ng bonds" Senator LaFollette
s1id the masses are being mortgaged
90 tho money lenders"
Loans to tho allies. the senator
said. may and may not be repaid. Ger
tninly not Tor many years after the
war Russia, he slid. is in throos Of a
revolution and Italy II reports are
I correct b. on The ctr of one"
Pictures Bread Lines.
Possibility or bread lines this win
/ ter ON account OF the high cost oi
| living he pictured thus. Ia conclusion
/ Always remember that the high
( prices already upon us have taxed thu
/ common people ct this country foS
I the support Of this war 1" muot
greater extent than the wealthy class
would he taxed ~ every dollar of In
come of the members Of that clasi
were taken by the taNptlon. Whoi
bread lines shall be- familiar sigh
m every city uf the land. as they ar
hound tu be Il the present price of tn
fimpl" neCcsstries of life o. main
tanned during coming winter; whei
culd aud hungor are daily visitors II
many thousands of homes which hav
Ilnovu only comfort heretofore. e con
ditiuu certain 10 exist during III
coming winter months unless rel'e
from present prices can be- found,
Twin uc smtl satisfaction. I think, Il
the members Of this congress Co ron
iizr they have contributed 20 ~
want 1ud suffering OF the mass Of pen
pie hy refusing to place even an ap
lrrnNmlt'iN falr portion Of the fin1u
ciai burden uf this war upon th
lrich"