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Evening journal., 1918-03-07

definition ARTICLE 10 will until fur
iher notice be interpreted as meaning
an ownership OF 90 per cent. OF more
OF such stock 10 the same taxpayer
during the taxable year.
"a In case OF affiliated corporations
among which there exist contracts or
trade or financial practices which arbl-
trarlly OF ariinclauy influence OF de-
termlne the amount Of the invested
capital or net income OF one or more
of he corporations SO a1llatcd and
where % per cent. or more OF the
stock Of the subsidiary affiliated cor
poratlons Is owned by a parent or
controlling corporation OF by an indi-
vidull or partnership, a consolidated
return will be required.
"E. A consolidated return shall be
illed by the parent or principal corpor-
alton In The oflcc Of the collector OF
the district IN which 70 has It's princi-
pal 0fice Each OF the other affiliated
corporations shall file IN the Office OF
the collector Of is respective district
return entering thereon It's name
and address and replying 70 the ques-
lions In schedule 1 and TO questions J.
D. 3. and "A on page L. 0f form iiu5
and stating also 81 that the corpor-
alton is affiliated with a designated
parent or principal corporation ~
that its return Is included IN the con-
soHdated return OF such parent or
principal corporation and 81 the dis
trict i'm which the consolidated return
is filed
IF. Assets OF affiliated or subsidiary
corporations which have 20 be adjusted
60 meet the statutory Imitation pre-
scribcd by section 201 shall Doe valued
as of conditions existing at the dates
when such assets were acquired 10y
Che respective affiliated or subsidiary
corporations and not as OF the date
when the stock In such affiliated or
subsidiary corporations was acquired
by the parent. or contrC iling corpor-
alton.
&c. Affiliated corporations nling q
consolidated return shall include IN
such return a. a speciiice statement
of the number or proportion or th'
shares in the affiliated corporations
held by the parent. or controlling cor
poran0n. during the taxable year, anC
schedule showing the proper
u0nate amount OF the total tax which
t is agreed among them is TO be as
sessed upon each affiliated corpor
alton
"H. II the Commissioner Of lnterna
Revenue upon examination Of any con
s0udati0n return finds that the tai
cannot In his Judgment be properly as
sessed upon the basis ot such returl
ile affiliated corporations covered D'
such consolidated return shall, upoi
notice from the Commissioner Of In
ternal Revenue file separate returns
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Found at Last-Shows Results at Once
or Nothing to Pay.

Here's good news for men and women
whose hair is falling out, whose scalps are
covered with dandruff and Itch like mad
Any druggist can now supply you with
the genuine Partisan sage Qiquid tormli
which is guaranteed to quickly, surely and
safely abolish every Hign Of dandrun, stop
itching scalp and falling hair and promote
a new growth or money refunded.
Thousands can testify to the excellent re
sults from its use; some who feared bald
ness now glory In their abundant hair
while others who suffered for years with
dandrun and itching head got clean, cool
scalp after just a few days use OF this
simple homo treatment
No matter whether bothered with falling
hair, gray hair matted. stringy hair, dnnd-
run or Itching scalp, try Partisan sage
you viii not be disappointed. It's scien-
tihc preparation that supplies an hair
needs.
The hrst application win make your hair
and scalp look and feel 100 pc cent. bet
ter. II you want thick lustrous hair and
lots Of It, by all means use Partisan Sage
Don't delay-begin tonight. A little atten-
tion nov means abundant hair for years
10 come N. B. Danforth viii supply YOU
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
DOLLAR DAYS SUCCESS UNPRECEDENTED.

VIZ ILAIINGToN stores were crowded yesterday with
w Dollar Day bargain hunters
Perhaps since the big trade event inaug-
uraed here have the conditions surrounding it been
more pleasing TO merchants and shoppers
The merchants offered real bargains; the shoppers
realized the fact Those two things made the day pro-
nounced They also continuance Of
observance
There hours during the day when the crowds in
Market street large that spectators reminded
Of circus day.
when the public has money TO spend, the commercial
combination is happy one. It cannot fail to produce
good results
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
WILMINGTON AND IT'S m,sIC LOVERS

NE Of the most important factors the civic affairs
~ OF Wilmington is the Philadelphia Orchestra SERIES
here have appreciate and anticipate
these concerts and the that owing to
the deficit these concerts about to be omitted from
next seasons plans has caused dismay to the concert
subscribers. The details Of interview between
OF the members Of the committee and Arthur Judson,
business manager for the orchestra have already been
published in this paper. It would most unfortu
nate occurrence 20 have this befa city Hundreds
Of music students would be absolutely cut off from
these noteworthy musical events and in eager rush
for uplft and education would be losing Of great
value TO be had at low cost That there must be some
to continue these concerts is certain and certain
is that each and every intelligent citizen Of this
muny must do something to aid the committee Of loyal
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
With The Paragraphers

The policy OF the War Department has been TO trust
TO luck destroy initiative look with dsfavor
who speak canddly and openly in the interests Of pre-
paredness and than to face the storm with psychology
cal windshield. The storm is about to break and the
reckoning will follow unless the administration willing
TO listen TO the advice OF such men as Chamberlain,
Hitchcock Root and Lodge. These have set psy-
chology and politics aside. They have TO grind
and no special ayOrs 10 ask Of the administration They
are taking broad that the supreme test close
at hand and must prepare TO meet It, They are not
out to get Nh Baker. They out to protect the
American people and the men Of the new army.-Salt
Lake Herald Republican.
So far learn no reputable citizen has made
nv objection TO paying his share Of the tax toward the
Governments supporting Emma Goldman end Alexander
Berkman for the next few years-Roohester Post-EX-
press.
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new RULE MADE FOR
EXCESS PROFITS TAX
Affiliated Corporations Di-
rected to Make ConSoll-
dated Returns
PARENT BODY
TO FILE RETURN

WASHINGTON. March 7-Anllisted
corporations are directed 90 make con-
solidated returns under the excess
profits tax in d Treasury decision IS
sued yesterday
A definition OF "amuatei corpora
iions" for tax return purposes is clear
ly set forth in th- decision. which is
as follows.
Pursuant 10 Article IS OF regulations
al relative 90 war excess profits tax,
afiliated corporations. rs limited and
defined in paragraphs q and d below.
are hereby directed 90 make cons0li-
dated returns Tor ihe purpose ot excess
profits taX. Affiliated corporations cther
than those falling within ile pr0vi-
sions ~ pars graphs g. and ID may make
consolidated return only after haV-
ing secured permission in writing from
the COmmissiOner of Internal Revenue.
Affiliated corporations are defined in
Article % of the regulations as fol-
lows
FOR ihe purpose Of this regulation
two or more corporations viii Doe deem-
ed 90 BE- affiliated when one such
corporation owns directly or controls
Through closely affiliated interests or
by nominees an o. substantially an oi
the stock on the other or others oI
when substantially al Of The stock 0i
two or more corporations Is owned lf
The same individual or partnership and
both or an of such corporations arc
encage in the same or closely re.
lated business or . when one such
corporation a. buys from or -ell, 90
another products or services 20 price,
above or below thf current market
thus affecting an artificial distribution
10 profits. or b in ANS way So ar-
range ifs financial relations with an.
other corporation as 90 assign io 10 d
sYroporfionata share ~ net income 0i
invested capital
"a. TWO or more corporations are
not 7flaied merely because All o..
substantially au " the stock therein b:
owned by the same corporation intt
yIiuai or partnership. They must also
be engaged in the same or q cl0sel!
related business.
-B. For purposes NJ regulation hl
public service commissions orr similar
authorities the identity 0f public ser
vice corporations when not gruiNel
into one operating unit. must Doe main
falned. even though they are owned Jog
the same corporation 0r taxpayer. ani
under such regulation the accounts 90
such public service corporations ar
deemed 60 reflect the true invested
capital and income of each operating
unit. Accordingly railroads. gas, cleo
iric. water and other publuic serNic
/ corporations. when operating indepen
IDENTIFY and not physically connected %
merged particularly when situated b
different Jurisdictions and subject q
public service commissions. viii not Do
required or permitted with speci'
permission obtained in advance to MAJ
consolidated return When. how
ever, a railroad or other public utilil
is owned by an industrial corporate
and is operated as a plant facility
as an integral part Of a group organic
ton OF affiliated corporations. and su'
amliated corporations are required
nle a consolidated return, The return
such railroad or other public utih
shall be included therein.
&C. The words all or substantial
an OF the stock as used in the abo
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
flag FOR LIBERTY LOAN.

WASHINGTON. M2Tch I-Ine tnIrd
Liberty Loan. which viii open one
month from today. is to have a distinc-
tive flag OF its own.
Red border, white interior field, with
three vertical blue stripes-this Is the
design for the honor emblem which
will be bestowed on each city exceeding
its quota Of sales Of Liberty Bonds. II
a city doubles Its quota star Will be
added to its flag. and a TRIPPING Of the
quota viii be recognized by two stars.
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
TO DISCUSS
REPORT ON SCHOOLS
pecisl to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

cIU|III y ID = I.-NI-NU IVlIl-'1Il'
NEWARK. Del. March AT q
special meeting of the Parent-Teachers'
Association TO be held tonight in the
high school. there viii be a discussion
OF ihe report Of a special committee Of
the association that recently made a
survey OF the local schools as to sani-
tary conditions Principal koehler win
also make a statement relative to- the
needs OF the schools. Much interest is
conferred in this meeting because Of the
fact that unless more money is raised
in some way for another year 70 make
improvements many children will prob
ably have TO 90 on half time.
Evening journal., 1918-03-07

German newspapers publish accounts Of experiences
Of their U-boa crews and state that American tactics
have greatly perfected the Allied defence against sub
marines especially relates to the Of the depth
bomb. This is good news for American readers; and
many newspaper in the United states would have been
glad 10 use IL at nrs-hand instead Of having to wait
until t printed in Germany. cdbled here and passed
by all the censors through whose hands it passed
route to the editorial desk in America
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
10 oxlst these troops win be mus

ceases to exist these troops will be mus
tered out.
The permanent station Of these troops
will be designated by the Governor as
circumstances may require.
There has already been one company
organized known as Company a, Of WI
mingion. with 30 men. Commissions
were signed yesterday by the Governor
for the following officers Of Company
A: Captain. Charles T. Weldin; first
lieutenant. Harry Bush second lieuten-
ant. Alfred d. Warner, Jr. supply ON
Ger. Harry Speakman, with rank OF
second lieutenant.
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
Safe Home Treatment
for Objectionable Hairs
(Boudoir Secrets)

The electric needle is not required
for the removal Of hair or fuzz. for
with the use of plain delatone the most
stubborn growth can be quickly ban
ished. A paste is made with water and
a little of the powder, then spread over
the hairy surface. In about , minutes
it is rubbed Off and the skin washed.
This simple treatment not only re-
moves the hair. but leaves the skin free
from blemish. Besure you get genuine
deIal0nc
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
DELAWARE COLLEGE
GETS $1,000 FOR BULL
..l., 4. nun rNEN1NG 1nIrRNAL

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. March 1.-THE Della
ware college Experimental Farm has
sold the Guernsey bull, Anton's May
King. to a Pennsylvania breeder Tor
$1,000 and has also sold a hali-sister
OF this bull, Holly Rose O'D., four years
old. TO the same purchaser tor Si''0O'
The sire Of both Of these animals was
sold by the college farm two years ago
40 a Minnesota breeder for 81 ZOO.
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- Prasa.-9n -



VEJ deem 90 duty 90 pay tribute 20 the young men
w who belong to the Italian Neshborhood House
for the active and practical interest they taking the
Our Boys in France Tobacco Fund. That Neighborhood
House is situated 40. 40 Lincoln street. in section
that favored by ltalan-Amercans and Americans who
have The blood Of sunny Italy coursng through their
brains It Is there for the spiritual moral intellectual
and physical beterment Of those people who Ameri
cans in the making or Americans already made. They
recognize appreciate and utilize the fact and hold in
high esteem Miss Jennie NJ Weaver. the directing genius
Of the institution.
Through Miss Weaver have received $50 to add to
Tobacco Fund It represents voluntary contributions
made by young at two Of series OF patriotic sun
day evening meetings Some time previously two Of the
young men who figure prominently in the meetings had
made brief addresses commencing the Tobacco Fund and
THE EVENING JOURNAL for promoting it.
We cannot fail to recognize that the $50 we received
represents real sacrifice. Those young work hard
for their money. When they give spend dollar no
matter how uhgrudgingly it may he done, they feel e.
knowledge of that fact makes an the more appreca-
tive of their freehearted and freehanded cooperation in
this Tobacco Fund matter.
Miss Weaver TO be congratulated upon having such
fine material with which to work and 70 assist her ID
her newest project which is cyics class composed OF
young men who range from IS to "a years Of age.
Evening journal., 1918-03-07

The war Department very promptly dismissed Captain
Peerless, who exposed the men who had the shoddy
graft The Department gave "nenlcency" as the reason
IT will be worth while to know the War Departments
definition Of "nenlciency"
Evening journal., 1918-03-07

- HIEF PROBATION OFFICER 2. ROSS FARFA OF the
~ Juvenile Court q this City has sent so Us ihe follow
ing letter
March 3 ieis
Mr. Georss Carter Edior-in-Chisf. Wilmington EVEN-
ING JOURNAL
~r-f want d express 90 you my thanks for The fair
ness sou showed ihe treatment of the Nulsan case
We always very siad 60 have any criticism y our
court fhoroughv Investigated and thR truth brought to
light for have n1thns % cover Asan thanking you
7 sm. Nery sincerely
Z. ROSS FAHFA
Chief Probation 0flcer
% was because o. our fash the hish purpose and
uisEriy q the Juvenile Court that assumed toward
te Auizan csse fhe siiitnie did Hsd vye believed
f- an instant ,st the court or anyone connected with
Is had supernduced the stroke - paralysis that has
wrecked young ,iuHsans lfe. our altitude not only
should have been but H also would have been. wholly
direren' But viewed lt after hearing and con-
sdsrnv both s.des ~ the controversy there was not
sclns ~ proof That ths boy hsd been made te victim
- any unkndnes the course % any % the corrective
steps taken against him.
Evening journal., 1918-03-07

women that has given TO the establishment Of these
concerts It's faithful albeit graiuitieus, service for
thirteen years
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
OF
NEW Pc RS o n

ing. continued TO improve. When !
had taken eight was like a new per
son. That was fourteen years ago. I
think Peruna the greatest family rem
cdy there is, for so many ailments are
due to catarrhal trouble. ! would adj
wise any one afflicted with catarrh TO
take Peruna and I am sure IL viii
leave"
Evening journal., 1918-03-07

Those who object to liquid medi-
lines can secure Peruna tablets.
Evening journal., 1918-03-07
The Fac1s WARRANTED OUR ATTITUDE.

= HIEF PROBATION OFFICER Z. Russ FARHA- of the
" Juvenile Court q this cry has sent ihs follow
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THE UNION DRY GOODS COMPANY

has been unable to locate him so that
his name went to the adjutant general
as one of those men who would be treat
ed as slackers. However, this is removed
by his appearance this morning. for he
has not been able to get any mail
In probate court this morning George
o. Stratton of Montpelier settled his ac-
count as guardian OF Harlie H, Kidder of
Montpelier. He also filed statement
that the man, who is now over 40 wears
OF age, is capable of taking care OF him
self and asked to be discharged as guard.
ian. which was granted. Mr.. Kidder was
married some weeks since to woman
from Bennington
Chief Master at Arms Charles Mitchell,
who is in charge of the local navy re-
cruiting Office this morning received a
call for watchmakers There is a great
demand for them and the men who en-
list in that branch will 90 Immediately
to France They win be rated as me
chanics, second class, which gives them
pay of S66.50, to which is added the state
pay. They will be employed repairing
horoscopes and similar work.
Floyd Reed of Waterbury. who has
been an attendant in the state hospital
for some months, has applied for hos.
pital assistant in the navy through the
local office and has gone to Burlington
for examination and enlistment.
In the case of A. w. Prescott VS.. d. w.
Cooley and trustee Of Waterbury, which
was to have been tried in city court this
morning the plaintiff stated that he had
morning check in payment of the ae-
count. In the case of Union Mutual Fire
Insurance company VS.. G. 5. Chase of
Middlesex I'd recover a premium of 1888,
there was no appearance for the defense
this morning. Charlotte Sawtelle of
Middlesex has brought suit against c. Z.
Lowe for 5000 for 10000 feet of wood.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25

q visit in Boston and resumed her work
| in the educational department
| Gov. II. +. Graham and J. &. Brown
secretary of the committee on public
! safety, have been invited to attend a
| conference of the council of national de.
! Tense in Washington Wednesday of next
week
w. H. Jeffrey, state probation officer
has received report that Everett Hood
has moved his family to West Topsham
and that the children are without sufii-
cient clothing and with bare feet, and
asking that the matter be taken care of
some other way than by the town of
Topsham, and Mr.. Jeffrey is in communi-
cation with the overseer of Berlin to
have the family provided for, which viii
probably mean the moving of the family
back to Berlin or the husband support
ing the family. Mr.. Jeffrey has returned
from a trip in the southern part of the
state, where be had four eases in munich
pal courts. in which eight children were
involved As a result Of that he wants
a home for boy, whose only crime is
that he Is poor and place TO board two
other children OF good repute
Rev W. A. Dawson went to his home
in Burlington this morning.
\ card party was given by Mrs. Raw
son Myrick at her home Saturday even
ing in honor of the marriage of Miss
Virginia Towle to Lieut.. Harry Wood
ard. During the evening a surprise was
given Mrs Woodland in shower, when
congratulations were extended. Little
Miss Virginia Myrick presented Mrs.
Woodland bouquet of sweet peas in
which was a card A table was to be
presented her but owing to railroad ia
cilities ii did not reach the home in time
for the event.
Rev J.. c. Carson went To DuXbury
this morning TO ofiiciate at the funeral
OF a Mrs. Foss.
Commissioner Of Education NJ. b. Hill |
legas and Prof. Clyde Hill went to Bur
Iington this morning on edueati mat /.
tiers. Prof l.. H. Leach was in ST, Johns
bury Sunday to attend tho class in I
trades, which work four hours in the /
Goss garage Sunday morning. He went |
10 Burlington to meet II. b. Smith, the |
federal agent in that department
Wilfred Savoe who gives his home as
Northheld, appeared in the office of the
ocal board of exemption this morning
with desire to arrange for an eXamina-
ion. He registered through the consul's
,tiee in st. Johns, p, G., but the board
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
WANTED

Married men with families for good
paying positions in Massachusetts, city;
employment Tor every member Of the
family; also plenty 81 home work Tor
those AZ home; good wages hy both the
hour and piece work > goo8 ritS % i've
in. good schools. churches. hanks and
smusements; low rents. ga. electric
lights aud garden plots. : hours ME
from Boston, anyone uoH employed ou
government work need not apply. eaN
and TAX with Mr. Garfield. Pavilion He-
tel Moutretier to-day ani fa-ulorrou. aT
Vrlte boA Sl75. Bust0n. Mass. 81
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

Full line of stockings and collars at
Abbott's.
For those of you who have rugs TO
beat, bedding and hangings to renovate,
the dreaded season is near. The sym
patty of those of us who have Eureka
Electric Vacuum Cleaner will not help
you.- adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
TALK OF THE TOWN

You should see Abbott's line of wash
goods.
For those of you who have rugs to
beat, bedding and hangings to renovate,
the dreaded season is near. The sym
patty of those of US who have Eureka
Electric Vacuum Cleaner will not help
you.-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
GR4NITETILLE

summoned meeting of Court Rob
Roy will be held on Tuesday. March
%, at p. m Business to see if Court
viii exempt members in the government
employ from paying dues. Allan Nc
Pherson. Fin See.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
Card of Thanks.

| wish heartily to thank my friends in
Barre and East Barre for the linen show
er rendered me- also to the boarders Of
Eureka restaurant for the silverware
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1918-03-25
BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY, MARCH IS. 1918,
The Weather

Fair tonight and Tuesday, gentle to
moderate shifting winds, becoming north
west.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


! FOR SALE Dining-rooun set Of chairs. Ia
BILE and buffet steel couch. kitchen table with
-four and sugar bins. small library table, cen
ter table. chifTonier. small desk. odd chair, all
in goor condition Mrs. Sadie Roberts, 81
Maple avenue tel 7la-i SITS
TO RENT Desirable tenement at 81 Orange
street rooms, hardwood finish, bath. fur
mace heat. electricity and gas vacant now IN
uuire of Mrs. Mertie Winter, tel. 23e-W. stf
WANTED 80 Blacksmith who can sharpen
tools and cut granite. 10 30 10 Buffalo n. y;
apply to Mcdonnell & Sons, Inc. Barre. St5
wANTED-Girl for general housework in
family Of washings write 70 box 100,
MONTPELIER VT sti0
TENEMENTS To RENT s-room tenc-
ment with bath and electric lights 5-rcom
tenements for rent. all modern Improvements
and garden inquire Of r. ID. Beckley, Park
street. tel. 56s-W stss
WANTED-To rent - cottage house with
barn or garage about May address NJ
care Of Times. St3%
LOST Between DEPOT square aud fire sta
ton. bunch of or : keya finder please leave
al the FIRE station. ST
EXPERIENCED STENoGRAPHER AND
BOOkkEEPER desrieS position can furnish
references address L." care Time ets,
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Special convocati0n ~ Granite
y chapter. No. p, u a n. Mon
day. March =. 81 : p. M Work.
mark degree Per order F. II. +.
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