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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-11-26
THE DAWN OF PEACE.

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Evening star., 1918-07-15

with funds to aid the government and
private business during the war.
Extending espionage and sedition
laws.
The overman bill. giving the Presi-
dent authority to reorganiAe ana CO.
ordinate government departments.
Extending the draft law to youths
attaining their majority. and also to
subjects Of the allies and certain neu-
trails.
Authorizing an additional $s.0o0.-
100000 in liberty bonds.
In addition to these measures, Con-
gress also adopted the resolution sub
mitting to the states a proposed ma
tional prohibition amendment to the
federal Constitution. while the House
adopted and the Senate Is expected
to act soon after the holiday on that
for q similar woman suffrage amend
ment.
Five times thus far during the ses-
sion President Wilson has addressed
the Senate and House in joint session
on December 4, to recommend war
with Austria: on January 8. and again
February II. regarding peace prob
lens: on January I. to recommend
fedora! control Of railroads. and on
May ~, to have Congress remain in
session and proceed with new war
revenue legislation, now being framed
by the House ways and means COM
mittee.
Minor business before Congress in
cluded the housing program. extend
ing the allen property custodian's
powers. the daylight saving law. en-
actment of the soldiers and sailors
civil rights bill, and the Webb ex-
porters' combination measure.
Numerous Investigations of Army
and Navy activities, including aircraft
production. the coal and sugar situa-
tion and shipbuilding also were made
by congressional committees.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
important War Measures
to Be Considered During
Time of Congress Recess

While Congress is in recess impor-
tant war measures will be under con-
sideration by committees. The House
ways and means committee today be-
gan consideration in executive session
Of the draft of the eight-billion-dollar
war revenue bill, the largest tax
measure ever prepared for the Ameri-
can people. The Senate military sub
COMMITTEES will also proceed with
its Army inquiries. Conferees from
both houses will consider a few
measures which are in dispute, in
cluding the oil land leasing bill.
When the ways and means commit
tee met today Chairman Kitchin
placed before the members a skeleton
outline of the new bill, upon which
he has been working for several days.
Mr.. Kitchin has admitted to mem
not intended to indicate anything as
to the actual rates of taxation which
will be levied. It Is offered as a
working basis for their deliberations.
F. w. Taussig, chairman of the
United States tariff commission, is to
meet with the ways and means COM
mittee. He will act as an adviser of
fhe committee during the long period
Of development through which the
revenue bill must pass before being
submitted to the House He has made
a life study of taxation, and is con-
sidered ono of the best qualified men
in the United States SO far as the
theory OF taxation is concerned.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
.SENATE'S FIRST SESSION
UNDER NEW AGREEMENT
Senator Gore Expresses Disapproval
Of Presidents Veto Of $40
Wheat-Point of Order Raised.

When the Senate assembled at noon
today, facing the unanimous consent
agreement for a six weeks cessation
Of business and for perfunctory meet
ings only twice a week there were
about a score Of senators in the cham
Der. Under the agreement. morning
business can be transacted, which per-
mits Introduction Of bills and reports
Of committees and also affords lati-
tude for discussion by any senator
who can obtain recognition of the
chair.
Through this privilege. Senator Mel
SON of Minnesota took occasion to
read the history of the battle between
the Monitor and the Merrimac and to
pay tribute to John Ericsson, designer
Of the Monitor; He also referred to
United States of Swedish descent and
the work they had done in the up
building of this country.
Senator Gore Of Oklahoma took the
President wilson's veto Of $40 wheat.
He dissented from the Presidents
logic and conclusion in his message
and said that II the next House
should GO republican it will lie due to
this veto
Referring to President Wilson's
complimentary reference to loyalty of
the farmers. Senator Gore said that If
fine phrasing and charming rhetoric
can compensate the farmers for the
loss OF several hundred millions of
dollars they can have such compensa-
tion, but he feared they would find 1t
of the same stuff as dreams are made
of.
After proceeding for some time,
Senator Ashurst made the point of or
der that the spirit of the unanimous
consent agreement was being violated
and the chair upheld the point. where
upon the Senate adjourned until next
Thursday.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
CzECH0-SL LOvAKS NOW
MASTER OF LOWER v0LGA

AMSTERDAM, July l5.-By the cap
ture Of Kaxan. 480 miles east Of Mos
COW, the Cxecho-Slovalks have become
masters Of the government Of the
Lower volga says . dispatch from
MOSCOW to tho Berliner Tageblatt.
The Czecho-Slovaks. the dispatch
adds, also are utilizing War Minis
ter Trotzkys mobilization IN the Ural
mountains on tho volga river, and
in Siberia, for their own purposes
by forming from recruits what they
call Black Guards. which they use to
strengthen their own forcss.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
BERLIN CALLS U. S. BIG
AIR ACTION A FAILURE

AMSTERDAM, July 15.-Meager de-
tails Of the air raid Of last Wednesday
night against Coblenz. in which. ac-
cording to the official statement Of
the German war office, all six Ameri-
can airplanes engaged in the attack
lated message from the semi-onicial
Wolff bueau.
.sNone Of the enemy machines DROP
ped bombs" says the message. "All
the machines fell into our hands and
the crews were AIKEN prisoners alive.
except few.
'sThis was the first great independ-
ent air action Of the Americans. 1t
failed completely"
Evening star., 1918-07-15
$1.Z5 and $1.5O
Stamped Gowns
at soc

Ready-made and Stamped
Nightgowns, stamped on
extra fine, superior quality
nainsook; neatly finished.
/ Full sizes; choice of a va
riety of dainty designs. Ex-
ira special values at 89c
each.
Bear-Brand Knitting Yarn.
large hanks. heavy or light
weights, for Red Cross ar
or personal use. Regu- voc
lar $1.1o value. ........
Buresu or Dresser Searfs, Of
heavy quality linene;
hemstitclied all around; ~
deep hems. Worth ssc ZOC
eacn.... ~. ..s...,
GsIdsnhsee,s-Eourth F1oer.
Evening star., 1918-07-15

(C0n0nu0og IfOm 3uU6 k180sl
that such troops had made their ap-
pearance In the neighborhoods Of Arch
angel and Kola, they must have been
dispatched at the suggestion OF Gen.
Foch, supreme commanding general.
from some Of the large number Of
American troops now in training in
English concentration camps.
An official dispatch from Rome says
the entire italian press comments
upon the presence Of allied troops on
the Murman coast and the general i'm
preston IL that the occupation will
facilitate an agreement 80 that as
sistance to Russia will not be con-
fined to simple protective measures
for the Kola and Archangel railroads,
but will have an international charac-
ter having as its aim the complete
restoa alton Of the Russian govern
ment.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
CONGRESSBEG|NS today
, ON SUMMER VACATION /
Under Agreement Both Houses
VIII Meet on Mondays and
Thursdays Only.

The summer vacation Of Congress
began today. Both houses met for
routine business. The Senate adjourn
ed until Thursday under the agree
ment for Monday and Thursday ses-
sions only until August "a.
The house voted for adjournment. ON
q unanimous consent agreement. in
three-day periods.
Tho House will meet Mondays and
Thursdays and Immediately adjourn.
This action was taken with the agri.
cultural emergency appropr1ation PHI
and other important legislation pend
ing.
he thought 1t was mistake to take
an adjournment at this time. as IN ms
opinion. there was at least three
weeks work still awaiting the atten-
tion of the House. but as House Lead
er Kitchin stated he had an agree
mont with the republican leaders
Representative Green said he would
not press his objection.
Data on Profteering Sought.
The ways and means committee held
a brief executive session. at which
motion was adopted asking the Treas
ury for complete data regarding war
profiteering. 1t was explained that
similar request had been made OF the
Treasury by Senator Borah and that
the data is ready to transmit to the
committee.
The committee postponed initial
work on the framing Of the new war
revenue bill until next Wednesday.
A skeleton draft Of the measure will
then be before the committee as
tentative basis for its work. 1t will
be built along the lines of the present
revenue laws and the suggestion that
has been made tentatively by the
Treasury Department., both as to tax
able sources and Strengthening out
enforcement of the last revenue act.
Told Of Presidents Consent.
The agreement was reached after
Majority Leader Kitchin told the
House President Wilson has consented
to 1t, and after saying that when the
House returned to it's regular sessions
and finishes important business. IN
cluding passage Of the revenue Dill,
another recess in October. until after
the November election. will be pos
sible.
The House recessed until August 10
instead of August &c. The date for the
Senate to reconvene for regular sessions
was arranged to give the Heafse an op-
portunity to vote on the administration
water power bill and send it to the
Senate.
The water power bill under the agree
ment viii be glen a preferential status,
but will not interfere with privileged
business of the House.
Mr.. Kitchjn said it will take the
ways and means committee at least
until August 19 to frame the new rev.
enue bill and that the recess agree
ment will expedite the framing of
that bill and it will give the members
of the committee time to devote their
undivided attention to that measure.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
HUNS THROW BIG SHELLS
FAR BACK OF THE LINES


By tho Associated Yress.
WITH THE AMn4ICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, July 15.-FSavy shells from
German naval guns are falling In
regions far behind the actual battle
area, many OF these projsctiles having
fallen in the city Of Meaux. twenty
five miles from Chateau Thierry.
In many Of these towns the German
shell fire 10 constant. the pro1ectiles
being from 10 and 12 inch naval guns.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
CONTRACTS For. SHIPS
LET TO JAPANESE YARDS

Contracts for thirty additional steel
cargo ships have been let by the
shipping board TO Japanese yards
Contracts also have been let tor
building twenty transports to the
Bethlehem ghipouiIding Corporation
at Alameda. Cal
Evening star., 1918-07-15
Lot One
Gingham Dresses
SIS

Excellent variety of beau
tiful styles. in the new
plaids and checks. showing
the smartest color combi-
nations. These dresses are
made of fine ginghams. and
are designed In the seasons
most approved styles
Pleated, Eton, Russian
Blouse, Tunic and Vestee
effects, tailored and sport
models; some with con-
trasting collars and cuffs.
All sizes in the lot.
GoldenberC's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
Girls Gingllalll
Dresses
Regular sl.se value at
$l.l9

\ Brand-new summertime styles
In Girls Tub Dresses OF fine ging-
hams, in pretty plaids. stripes
and plain colors. Smart, trim
looking models with contrasting
collars. pockets and loose belts.
A large selection Of attractive
styles: In SKIES from to II years.
Specially priced tomorrow at
$1.1 aoldsnhses's-K1xst Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
So W,oolnap Blankets
At S4.95 Pair

Double-bed Size Wool Nap
Blankets, white or gray, with
blue or pink borders; soft fleece
finish, having the appeara ace Of
wool. Correct weight, for cool
nights. Goldsnberg's-,Fourth Tlpor,
Evening star., 1918-07-15

Csc Turkish Towels
At lie Each
Shrewd housewives will
be quick to realize the re-
markable economies this
towel sale brings. 800 dozen
Full Bleached Turkish Tow
els, with hemmed ends, of
fine woven absorbent grade,
sizes 17x32 inches; for face,
hands or bath-quoted to-
morrow at less than present
wholesale cost. Limit-one
dozen to buyer.
Extra Qualify Fancy Turkish
Towels. neat blue *
stripes. for face or bath. ZOC
Worth 39c each.
nimit six to a buyer.)
Turkish Towels, heavy double
.bordered effects. Large a.
size. 22x44 inches. yC
Worth CSC each. h......
Fringed Honcycomb Absorbent
Cotton Towels. unbleached: fine
absorbent grade, for 10N
hand. bath or kitchen i LYZC
use. Worth 19c each.
(Limit, one dozen to buyer.)
Linen Dspt.-First Floor. sth Street Side.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
July Clearance Sale Of
WOn1en'S White Footwear
Values Worth Up to $500
$3.50 a Pair

Styles that have been popular this that sizes
have become broken depleted Out they
price that real economy for wideawake
Cool looking and serviceabe footwear to go with
including Oords and Pumps OF White Canvas with
high or heels Good variety OF Styles and all sizes from
2E to in the lot.
Mems Low Cut Shoes, $1.05 Pair
rns most desirable footwear
this redu tomorrow-$195 pair
colds berry,
Evening star., 1918-07-15
$3.50 Summer
Curtains
AT Sl.95 Pair

Summer Curtains. in pretty
snowflake designs. ecru grounds
with green. tan, blue. rose and
brown stripes. also green grounds.
20 inches wide, 2h yards long.
Finished with heavy tassels. Cool
and effective for window or door
drapery. :,
Evening star., 1918-07-15

$1.5O and $1.75 'Sunfast" Holland 10
Window Shades. ............I ~
only unexpected
ar
shades this next season.
is the time this saving
colors olive Spanish bisque French
long:
all
dcroche to match nberys-F Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1918-07-15
soc CoIored Novelty VoiIes. 39c
Doll Patterns
Free to Children

Every little girl accompanied
by a grown-up will be given a
handsome Doll Pattern free
Of charge at our Mccall Fash
ton Counter tomorrow.
August styles in Mccall Pat
terms now ready.
Mccall Fashion Sheets free
Of charge-ask for one.
Mccall Pattern Dept.-First Floor.
Evening star., 1918-07-15

IN addition to the war resolution
and appropriation bills totaling BILL
lions Of dollars, the principal measures
enacted at this session Of Congress-
were:
To place railroads under government
operation during the war.
Authorizing the President to dontrol
telegraph, telephone, cable and radio
lines until peace II declared
Z Cyoaktng q war finance cofporattp0
Evening star., 1918-07-15
Information on Tax Laws.

He has placed before the committee
Q great deal Of practical Information
regarding the tax laws and methods
Of other countries and their relation
to the situation in this country.
It Is now believed that the revenue
bill will not be reported to the House
before the 1st Of September. Repre-
sentative Kitchin predicted as much
on the floor.
at is exceedingly doubtful" he
said. whether the ways and means
committee can report the revenue bill
to the House by August &c. I do not
expect to be able to do SO, and other
gentlemen on the committee think 1t
will be September before we can
complete committee consideration of
the bill"
Mr.. Kitchin offered no objection to
allowing the water power bill to be
taken up in the House and considered
up to August 26.
There will be absolutely non-parti-
san consideration Of the bill In the
committee.
Eight billions Of do1lars-double the
amount now yielded by present tax
lawVare to be raised under the new
revenue bill. It is part of the admin
istration's program Of meeting tho
vastly increased expenses on account
of the war. estimated at $4,000, ,000.-
900 during this fiscal year. The in
come and excess profits taxes will b.
levied on the basis of the calendar
year 1918; the other taxes not earlier
than the date OF approval OF the bill.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
Plain Colored Chiffon
VOileS. 40c
SOC and soc Washable
Cretonnes
At 29c Yard

A mill purchase Of 5000 yards
of Fine Quality Washable Gre
tonnes, in lengths from one to ten
covers, cushions, cedar chests,
curtains, draperies, scarfs, shoe,
sewing and laundry bags. Light
and dark co1orings. Choice Of
floral, bird design. figured, striped
and japanese patterns.
first rloor-Bazgsin Table.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
A Wonderful Offering of
SOC NeCkWear
Comprising a Prominent Makers Samples
Choice, 2OC

nrchase of beautiful necwear that brings new
dainty ideas of neck ngs unexpected sample
line Of regular Makers and embracing vast range
ocks At this low price you'll surely want to buy several
pieces .u..
satin plain ergandy soe
organdy, rufnes Of net or orsandy
e
and RUNE trimmed also OF net
medw
embroidered
Jabots of I
1scsn CoUars, Of organdy with ruhdea
M.nnsh of materials
Iacet shape
fascinating mention
First
Evening star., 1918-07-15
Tentative Suggestions.

Eighty per cent of the new revenues
are planned to be produced from read
justment Of the excess profits and in
come surtaxes, and the remainder
from excise taxes on luxuries, nom
essentials and possibly essentials. A
long list Of tentative suggestions,
submitted by the Treasury Depart
mont. ranging all the way from a tax
on retail ssaies Of gasoline to q gradu-
ated tax on servants Is before tho
COMMITTEES, but members haye indi-
Gated that many OF them will not be
adopted.
In addition to these suggestions the
COMMITTEES had before It q mass of
recommendations made to It by wit.
nesses who testified during hearings
on the bill. which did not end until
last week.
In preparing for tho brief rest. lead
.ers viewed with satisfaction the record
Of legislation made since tho second
session Of the Sixty-hfth or war"
Congress, began December 3. 1917. Be-
ginning with adoption Of the resolution
for q declaration Of war on Austria-
Hungary on December Z. the record is
considered remarkable In view OF the
unprecedented Importance OF most Of
the problems presented.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
3oc White Wolfe
WaiSfinpx 2Qc

90 and 90 Inch white Novelty
Voile Waistings, extra fine Sheer
quality. Neat woven stripes and
embroidered designs.
Evening star., 1918-07-15
U. S.-BRITISH FORCE
ON MURMAN COAST

CONTINUED, from F,rst p.ss.)
Evening star., 1918-07-15
6oc White Novelty
sSkirting, 49c

36-fnch White Novelty Skirtings,
handsome basket weaves, with
yarn mercerixed satin stripes;
also gabardine with heavy raised
piQue stripes. Nothing more pop-
ular or desirable for suits and
/Akfrtg
Evening star., 1918-07-15

newly arrived lot of these beautiful soft crepey silks
bought unusual advantage goes sale at price
preciate -
4Onch-wide box loom Crepe de Chine, extra fine heavy
range and evening Shades among them the follow
ing:
Flesh. Pink Light Blue Turquoise
Lavender. Mais. Silver Reseda Gray African
Russian Green Plum Wistara uoiden brown
Sand Alice Copenhagen Belgian Blue
Black. Taupe.
SI.5O Taffeta Silk, $130
with
blue Belgian blue Alice blue silver
sage mas Nile reseda light blue
hesh white and cream
s. Satin Duchesse, $1.79 $1.19 Silk Poplins. 9Sc
BLACK Satin
shaoes
evening costumes e
7oc Shantung Pongee, SOC
genuine
waists
nberxs-F First
Evening star., 1918-07-15
SOC White Chiffon VOile
40 Inches Wide the Popular Material
for Summer Frocks
At 20C a Yard

20 inches wide; a fine sh
quisite chiffon finish; richly N
tape edge" Wolfe, always moi
wearing qualities.
$1.OO White Washable
Satin, 79c
32-fnch White Washable Satin,
q hiEh-class satin-face. cotton
fabric that has the exact appear
ance of the all-silk satin. Slight
imperfections.
75c White French
Organdy, soc
54-inch White French organdy.
extra fne sheer quality. with tho
desirable cobweb finish. The un-
usual width is an added feature
Of this already popular fabric.
75c White Poplin, SOC
8e-inch White Mercerixed Pop
lin, one Of the most popular white
fabrics for separate skirts and
suits. Being yarn mercerixed, tho
rich lustrous finish Is guaranteed
permanent.
45c White Sherette, soc
4o-inch White Sherette. extra
fine sheer quality. snow white
bleached, ideal for waists and
: dresses.
soc White Batiste, 39c
l<.inch White MerceriSed Ba-
tiste. q rich silk-finish yarn mer.
oerixed grade, ideal for dainty
summer waists and dresses.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-16
LEMONS WHITEN
THE COMPLEXION
Any Woman Can Make Up This
Creamy Beauty Lotion for
Few Cents,

The. Juice OF two fresh lemons
strained into bottle containing three
ounces o. orchard white makes a
whole quarter pint of the most re-
markabIe lemon skin beaur:fler at
about the cost one must pay for a
small jar Of the ordinary cold creams.
Care should be taken 10 strain the
lemon juice through fine cloth 50 no
lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion
will keep fresh for months. Every
woman knows that lemon Juice is used
to bleach a darkened skin and re-
move such blemishes as freckles, sal
lowness and tan and is the ideal skin
softener. whitene- and beautifier.
Just try it: Get three ounces Of
orchard white az any drug store and
Two lemons from the grocer and make
up quarter pint OF this sweetly fra
grant lemon lotion and massage is
daily into the face, neck, arms and
hands
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-16
MEN AND WOMEN
IN FIGHTING TRIM
THEY KEEP TO TIE TOP NOTCH
OF HEALTH.

The spirit of tho times demands per
.ect health aud nerves, and Keeping
fher.l up 10 the highest degree OF eitl'
cieAc:-.
Wi.c men and women have learned
;hat IL does not pay 10 allow health
or nerves 10 run down and are quick
20 take advantage OF Natures great.
cs, :ed bIaoi and nerve tonic. Phos.
plated Ivo@. the minute they feel
they are slowing up
Whatever Your work may be there
is 70 reason why il should continue
10 tire yoa: work should only use the
Ugh; amount Of your energy. 1t is
II, ing - work on your nerves and
!o,c.r: Yourself that wastes Your
.relE,E. r.as YOU down, gives YOU
hose restless nights. loss of appetite
and i;;diSeStion. when You set up III
.ha morning as Tired as when yor
vcu- 10 he'd. There IS no sense in
.r.aua beng victim of III health.
.,.ar y! rod ever work. nerves or the
sGc- Nhen PhGs phatcd hon will ar
.on s:;c:l p!cmp; and perrsuent re.
i,eE
a.; ovar the coUuty% pen and won
cr l.. ever walk oI life lay their good
..ealta. strength and nerves of iron 10
rnN Use OF Phospha5ed IRON, The red
hlccG. ana Eoi;c Builder. and it will
also PUT Sol on your feet make you
:e.l bke live one. i produces re.
u.< that last that's what counts, no
IFS" abou; i.
To insure physicians and their pa
tents getiiuS the genuine Pnosphared
lroa H~ have put in cspsules only.
in nos take pills CO tablets. IrsisL on
capsules.
MoY>:a:n City Drug Co. Esirs drug
store ans leSdi:,E druggists every
where.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-04-16

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or con1ticn- o. ne use . E15
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I hind Ee E.g e % :.
N 81 Z Sc liaY CO. les Ne z,o1[l
= tie EeSlr INES tIll elt tbs side o.
the pearly. gates Of heaven 4 $ pEac-
tfeaIly tax-free. An the lands. coal
on. gas. timber. silver, gold and every
other thing under the Stars ana
Stripes Is Ir1evocably pledged 20 pay
the Bond
There is not man. woman or child
IN this theatre tonight who cannot own
at least a fifty dollar liberty bond OF
the third issue. Any bank viii buy
the bond FOR you and let you pay Eor
It By depositinS dollar or two down
and dollar a week.
What shall be the answer to I 2cle
Sans call? You viii enter bank
tomorrow and By subscribing for :
bond say: II am a true American
citizen, lover OF freedom and right
and foe forever OF cruelty, tyranny
and wrong"
And when the Voices OF a hundred
million join j, will make sound
louder than the sum total OF all the
Kaiser's guns and make liberty's arch
enemy feel that when he pluckeS a
feather from the tail Of tne America,
eagle, he monkeyed with the wrong
bird