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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
butts LEWIS OFF MAT
zBYSZK0 DELIBERATELY
FOULS WHEN HELD
StrnnE1cr's Hcndlock AnEera Mtg Pole.
referee Gives Decision Against
ssfst54.s Him.

IS, NEW YORK. March 1e.-strangler
Lewis won from Zbyszko in the wrcst-
ling match Mt Madison Square Garden
Tonight when the Pole deliberately
Sfouled.
zbyszko's foul tactics drew the ire
of the large crowd attending the
averted. The Poles seconds had a diff
Hcult time guiding him TO his dress
ing room.
Lewis had all the better of the
match, which went over thirty-scvcn
minutes. He repeatedly tried his head
lock on the Pole. and at one time held
him in 1t for two minutes Zbyszko
was angered by the hold and finally
losing his temper deliberately buttcd
Lewis, knocking him fiat and off the
mat.
The referee Immediately awarded
the decision to Lewis, while the crowd
stormed against his opponent.
zbyszlo had been repeatedly warned
by the referee for rcsorting to foulins
methods.
Three men were compelled to fight
their way to the dressing room with
Zbyszko. Chairs were hurled over the
heads of the audience at the Polish
Hercules" From the time the bell
sounded till the match was stopped
it was match for blood. The old
fcud between the Grapplers added to
the bitterness of the contest.
Lewis depended on his famous head
lock. He failed to produce cihe new
deadly hold which he announced that
lie had invented. Three times he held
the deadlock more than a minute.
IbySZko devoted most of his timo
20 trying for a toe hold. but only once
held II for any length OF time.
Earl Caddock. the present champion.
has challenged the winner of the
match tonight TO 4 bout for the title.
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Only One shipping nil Needed.

WASHINGTON. March l9.-Simplifi-
cation of railroad freight accounting
is involved in an order issued to-day
by Director General McAdoo estab-
fishing universal interline billing.
which will eliminate much OF the bill
ing work heretofore done by each car
rier on n. shipment passing. through
It's hands. Now n single bill will ac-
company tho shipment to its dcstina-
ton, regardless OF distance or the num-
Der OF roads traversed. and the move
ment will be expedited to some extent
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STRIKERS TO RETURN
Wage Differences. Affecting 600 Men nj
baltimore. Arc Adjusted Fol-
low Explanation.

BALTIMORE. March 1s.--The 600 shin
workers who laid down their tools Mt
the Baltimore Dry Dock and ShIpbuild-
Ing Company plant here on Monday, Will
return to work tomorrow morning.
Local No. So. Boilermakers. Iron Ship
builders and Helpers. which included
the strikers, issued a statement late
tonight. announcing that the lay-on
was due to a Misunderstanding of the
wage adjustment board scale. but that
1t had been properly explained at n
meeting tonight. and the men had
voted unanimously to return to work.
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NO BIG SPRING MEET
Hut Numerous Triangular Rowin.
Events Will DC Scheduled mt
Meeting In New York.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, March ia
general rowing conference has been
called TO arrange Il long list OF trian-
gular races, IL was announced to-
night The meeting Will be held in
New York Saturday night at either the
Yale or Harvard Club.
All the large Eastern universities,
including Yale, Harvard, Princeton,
Pennsylvania, Cornell, Columbia and
perhaps Syracuse and Annapolis Will
DO represented.
1t has been decided to abandon the
plans for n large regatta this spring.
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Cascarets Best
Family Laxative
Harmless to keep liver, bowels
and stomach clean, and
cost only 10 cents

Tonight sure! Take Cascarcts and
enjoy the incest. gentlcst liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced
Cascarcts will liven your liver and
clean your thirty feet OF bowels with
out gripping. You will wake up feeling
grand. Your head will be clear. breath
right, tongue clean, stomach sweet
Get Decent box now at any drug
store. Best cnthartic for children MS
well as Grown-ups. Taste like candy
and never fail They work while you
Slccp--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-20
SUNDAY BALL BILL UP
Opponents md Advocates Present
Views to Committee at
ALBANY.

ALBANY, y. Y, March 19-Sunday
baseball was denounced as a scheme
to commercialize the American Sunday
and uphold as the best means of pro-
viding healthy Sunday amusement by
opposing forces at a hearing to-day
on the Lawson bill, legalizing baseball
on Sunday after . o'clock in the after
noon, providing there is no unreason-
able or unnecessary noise. whether or
not an admission fee is charged.
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FIy-Neight Champion in Army.

NEW YORK, March la-Ji,nmv
Wilde. The English fly-weight cham
pion. has been accepted for the army.
according TO word received here to-day.
II is understood, however that ne will
be able 10 meet Dave Astey. the latest
American contender for the tly-weight
honors in Liverpool May 6.
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Expect Huge Coal Shortage.

WASHINGTON. March 1s.-Concern
over the supplying OF adequate fuel
10 New England for next winter caused
officials of the railroad administration
to conclude that there will be short
age to be met OF 115.425 tons of ship
ming. representing a shortage of S.GT5,-
900 tons of coal.
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jackson outnoint, nrock,

CLEVELAND, March 19.-Willie
Jackson. OF New York. outpointed Matt
Brock, of Cleveland, in n snappy ten
round battle here tonight. The men
weighed $50 pounds.
Eddie O'Brien. of Boston, outpointed
bobby Ward. OF ST. Paul.
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Scheduled to Play A. & E.
TBy Associated Press.1

RALEIGH, y. c., March le.-Holy
Cross. V. l.. l.. Davidson and Navy are
among the teams to play North Caro-
lima Agricultural and Engineering Coll
!eEe this season. according to the
schedule of twenty games announced
to-day. The season will open March
80 and close Nav ..
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TO Leave Baseball for banking,

HOT SPRINGS. ARK. March 10
Jack Coombs. who has just reported TO
the Dodgers here, declared to-day that
this Will be his last season in base
ball Coombs has an interest in two
banks At Palestine. Tex, and stated
tina; they required his attention.
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ROBERTSON LANDS
New York's 0utGcIdcr IIoIdout to Man
nEc Naval League Head
NunrtCrh Team.
Try Associated Press I

NORFOLK, VA, March l9.-The an
nounccment was made to-day that
Dave Robertson, outficldcr Of the New
York National League club ana hold
out, has accepted the management of
The headquarters team of the Naval
League. last week organized ut the
Hampton Roads naval base. He also
recently accepted the position Of coach
at the Norfolk High School.
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RncInE Mnn Sued for Divorce.

SAN FRANCISCO. March la.-Mrs.
Gertrude Jackman to-day secured a
divorce from William Gtnglish BID
Jackman. noted racing man for :,
quarter OF a century, on The ground Of
snonsuDport. She charged that he left
California after the aniiracing law
was passed here. ana he went to New
SCrleans, where he now lives. She told
Judge Morgan that he had made a
new fortune" in New Orleans
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ALEXANDER SIGNS
No Announcement Made ns to Bonu,
of $4,000 Demanded of
Chicago.
fBy ASSOCIATED Press.l

PASADENA. CAL. March lo.-Grovcr
Cleveland Alexander the former Phiia-
delphia pitcher, who has been holding
Chicago National League team. signed
his contract here to-day, it was an
nounced. The terms were not given
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BY Associated Press
BUFFALO. y. y, March 1S--lIarry
,Greb. )6I pounds. Of Pittsburgh. waiv-
ing the color line, obtained q decision
in the siX-round bout with WIFI.
I,angford. 153 pounds, OF New Yo,;.
here last night.
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Britt Defent. WALLACE

30 S ON, March l9.-F ra n k i e
Young Britt. of New Bedford. easily
defeated Eddie Wallace. of Brooklyn,
in n twelve-round bout at the Armory
Athletic Club here tonight.
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VIII Eight on LAnrIl %

ST. PAUL. March lo.-Hnly Niske
and Tom Cowler, the English heavy
weight fighter. were matched today
for ten-round bout here on April >
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-21
slavs Not AMystsriou,..
Arthur Rukl. In Golfers weelx

Arthur Ruhl. In Golfers Weskly.
i used to see good deal OF 4 swaa>
In Petrograd who lived with his Rn,.
sian wife In q little inside tenement ovs,
In the iNtborg quarter and wrote ION.
and very erudfte articles IN nnicroeconscl
longhand fora Stockholm socialist nana,
social democrat himself. In the 81.
Wildertng shifting OF political val,e. ~
had become almost conservatives ffea li,,y,,
wasghis strong point, and no never tired a
smiling satiricaHy at western attSr1.t. q
explain the mysterious Russian esnecislix
attcmpts after the manner 81 9fanhn,
Graham, always SO much more Rns.ia.
than the Russians Themselves. Is
4 a "a az ysterious. mysticism. separate 49,;
tiny for the Slavs,'" he would quote = +ir.
ically. All foolishneAsi There's nt,thSn,
mysterious about Russians -ft,a q arsl.
four centuries differences Ia ciy1lixaf ia,,.
that's all. s5' 49, "
All these things must be rarnennhar.., -.
picturing day 10 day conditions ~ Mosco-
or Petrograd.s An officer Il tn frnr,, 4,
an unpopular landowner In come rerno,s
country house literally doean't Y r,ovy ,.,r,a,
may happen to him before rnorninr NE
Tor most people goes 81, ar,1a,.inga,, ~
.6aMe Children go to schopi postman ~.
Aver letters. the theater and onAra@ s, -,
as usual and people ait about thsir q I, =
vars alkirig until Al hour II ~ ~erssl
Russian fashion. 81 - 800 81
You must not imas zine Potrocr.A q
terms Of stare pictures of Parse durins ~, :,
terror. or imagine that tbs tow 1shi q ry,.
on q evolution as Il lnieht Is arr,sss =,
Y Layerpool - Manchsstse - fittshurwh
- - S Il Sss
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-21
CHAPTER TWO. (continued.)
"No, he spoke of this evening

This evening Then the time
has come! s* But no, it's inn
possible, they can't do anything t.
nas yet. . They are not ready
-''
Inspector Verot declared, how
ever, that the double murder
would be committed tonight. I"
No, Monster lie Prefet, he was
wrong there. -" | know all about
1t. - Tomorrow evening at the
earliest and we will catch
them in trap. . - Oh, the
scoundrels r.
Don Luis went up to him and
asked:
Your mothers name was
Ermeline Roussel, was it mott"
" Yes, EEmeline Roussel. She is
dead now
And she was from Saint
Etienne2'
Eyes. But why these ques-
Hons?n
{. Monsieur le Prefet viii tell
you tomorrow. One word more. I"
Ho opened the cardboard box left
BY Inspector Verot. = docs this
cake Of chocolate mean anything
- youf These marks?"
oh, how awful!'' said the civil
engineer, in hoarse tone.
Where did the inspector find
HI,
He dropped into his chair again,
but only for moment; then,
drawing himself up, he hurried
toward the door with a jerky step.
I'm going, Monsieur lie Prefet,
I'm going. Tomorrow morning
III show you. : - / shall have
I'll tho proofs. : : And the police.
win protect me. : - I am ill, I
know, but I want to live! / have
ths-right to live : and my son,
TOO. : : And we will live. : :
oh, the scoundrels
And ne ran, stumbling out, like
. drunken man.
~. lsesmallons rose hastily.
s shall have inquiries made
shout that mans circumstances.
/ shall have his house
watched. I've telephoned to the
detective office already. I'm ex-
pecting some one in whom / have
,eyory confidence"
Don Luis said:
Monsieur lie Prefet, / beg you.
With an earnestness which you will
understand, to authorize me to
pursue the investigation. Cosmo
Aornington's will makes it nv
duty and, allow me to say, gives
ne the right to do SO. M. Eau
TILES enemies have given proofs
1T extraordi binary cleverness and
daring. 4 want 10 have the honor
Of being at the post of danger to-
night, at NJ. Fauville's house. near
\ III person. 3s5
The protect hesitated. He was
bound to reflect how greatly Is
Don Luis Perenna's interest IT was
that none Of the Mornington heirs
ahoulds be discovered, or at least be
able to come between him and the
millions of the inheritance. was
y aafe ID attribute to q noble se1,ti-
taaent Of gratitude, to i lofty con-
caption Of friendship and duty.
that strange longing to protect
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-21
grand duke. petty duke, SUPER

Sergeant Mazeroux put out his
hands, accustomed to rough work,
seized the seemingly frail wrists
of the man addressing him and
said:
"No, nonsense, now. / don't
know whom I've got hold Of, but
| shan't let you go. You can say
what you have to say at the pre-
feet So
andre
The two frail wrists were re-
leased with unparalleled ease; the
sergeant's powerful hands were
caught and rendered useless; and
Don Luis grinned:
Don't you know me, you
IDIOT"
Sergeant Mazeroux did not utter
a word. His eyes started still far
Their from his head. BE tried to
understand and remained abso-
lutely dumfounded.
The sound of that voice, that
way of TESTING, that schoolboy
playfulness allied with that audac-
ity, the quizzing expression OF
those eyes, and lastly chat Chris
tan name of Alexandra, which
was not his name at all and which
only one person used to give him,
years ago. Was it possible9
"The chiefl' he stammered.
1.-THE chiefl"
why not7''
mo, no, because
because what7'
Because you re dead
Well, what about iti Dayou
think it interferes with my living,
being dead9"
And, as the other seemed more
and more perple1ed, he laid his
hand on his shoulder and said:
Who put You into the police
officef'
"The chief detective, NJ. Lenor-
mand."
"The chief"
"And who was M. Lenor-
mandi"
"You mean Arsene Lupin, don't
youf"
eyes"
"Well, Alexandra, don't you
know that it was much more diff
cult for Arsene Lupin to be chief
detective and mastery chief
detective he was-than to be Don
Luis Perenna, to be decorated in
the Foreign Legion, to be hero.
and even to be alive after he was
dead?n
Sergeant Mazeroux examined
his companion in silenc. Then his
lackluster eyes brightenend, his
drab features turned scarlet and
suddenly striking the table with
his fist, he growled, in an angry
voice:
sAH right, very we1ll But I
warn You that you mustn't reckon
me. No, not thatl I'm in the de- /
tective service; and in the detec-
tive sercice / remain. Nothing do
ing. I've tasted honesty and L
mean to eat no other bread. No.
no, no, no! No more humbug!"
Perenna shrugged his shoulders:
Alexandra, you IRE an ass. Up
on my word, the bread Of honesty
hasn't enlarged your intelligence.
Who talked Of starting again ~
But what7''
II ALI your maneuvers, chief
s My maneuversl Do you think
| have anything to say to this
business7''
" 4 Look here, chief .
s Why, I'm out Of it altogether,
my lad |! Two hours ago I knew
no more about it than you do. It's
Providence that chucked this
legacy at me, without SO much as
shouting, / Headl And it's ii
obedience to the DEGREES of ~
Then =
It's my mission in life 70
avenge Cosmo Mornington, to find
his natural heirs, to protect them
and to divide among them the
lOO, OO0, 600 that belong to them.
That's all. Don t You call that
the mission of an honest man 1
s. es, but 81
es, but, il I don Z fulfill il as
an honest man: is that what you.
mean
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-02-21

Following IN one OF the most re-
marka.ble word pictures of conditions
in Germany that has appeared in any
American newspaper. Father Dan
many of the things Americans have
heard of what Germany has endured
and is enduring. His statement is an
inspiration to carry on until the
hateful power that thus menaces Its
own people as well az the world is
crushed-EditorS Note. y
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23
TRENCH VESTS

Countless women over thls broad
land hay" been knitting steadily tnr
months Thousands of sweaters.
socks ana wristlc's. III" re- -ul's ~
their laburs. hav. aided in keeping
warm our suldi'r and sailor lads
Countless other women ar" unhhl"
'u knit On account Of poor "S'-lght
or nervousness. and their inability
"a help in this way has been a srur'"
Of keen r"prc' TO them
For these, and all other women,
~. recommend the making ot th'
"rr"nch vests" which can b" mad.
hy atyour Nhp can us" hears and a
n".dl" and thread For thi- rurr"-.
~" best material il medium
weight Fahrikuid with mapped back
Such v.st Weighs only "A few opuc-
g. and j. needs no lining the mapped
hack ~ n" material serving tha-
puTroS. II is as warm as a sweat
"r j. dirt. rr,a.". water and stain
proof. and iS washable with soap an,
water 4 material nf this type pos
-'e~"- great Durability and has N.
! imn.us. advautar. Of being ahsO
! Mt"ly v.rmin-proof
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23

n ~ ~
THE FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

The campaign for the Fourth Lib
crty Loan will begin September 2S
and close October 10. The result Of
the loan will BE- watched with keen
interest in Europe. not only by our
associates in the war against the
Teutonic powers. hut by our enc
mics. II will he regarded by them
as a measure of tn" American pco
pl.-'s support OF the war.
The Germans know full well that
the tremendous weight and sisnifi
canoe of popular support of tn" war
Of the pcupl" a. HON" backing up IN.
army in III. field AS the loan sue
c..d> our enemies will sorrow; as il
falls short they will rejoice Every
dollar subscribed will help and "n
courage the American soldiers ano
hurt and d"pr"SS thc enemies OF Am
erica
The loan will b" the test Of th'
| loyalty and willingness Of the people
Of the United States 10 max" sacri
| ficcs compared with tn" willingness
| If our soldiers 10 do their part,
There must not he and will he NJ
failure by the people TO m"asnr" nj
20 the cuurag" and devotion of GU
men in r.urop" Many Of them hav
given up their lives; shall "" a
hum" withhold our money? Shall "
spare our dollars while they spar
not their very lives?
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23
NO TEXAS STATE FAIR
THIS YEAR

To the Exhibitors ana Patrons OF
the state Fair Of Texas:
The War Department, through
the Division Of Acronautics, having
taken over Fair Park for continued
use as an aviation concentration
camp. the Board of Directors OF tn"
state Fair of Texas, in patriotic def
erence 10 war demands, and feeling
that any sacrifice. no matter how
great. should be made to cooperate
in the speedy and successful win
ming Of the var, have promptly ac-
quiesccd in every demand that has
been made at all times.
For this reason, the Thirty hlrd
Annual Fair and Exposition an
nounced for the dates OF Oc. IL
ll7,l9ls. has Of necessity had TO be
abandoned
While keenly apprecia'ing that
the abandonment Of tn" Fair :or
1913 is IA supreme sacritic" by the
citizenship Of all Texas and the On
| tire Southwest. IN" Board OF lir' g.
tors is confident that this action oi
cooperation with our Government
will be- unanimously commended.
STATE FAIR OF TEXAS.
| K r /. Knight. Pres
| W II Stratton. Secretary
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23
March Wants
Army 100000
War Department Plans to Have 10
Divisions, or 3,2OO,M Troops in
France Next Junc-Allics Look tO
United States for Decisive Help.

Four million American soldiers
can defeat the German army. Is the
belief of General March. chief OF
staff. and present plans OF the War
department call for more than that
number under arms next summer.
with some 100000 OF them. or so
divisions, in France by June 80.
President Wilson Is determined to
bring the war to a conclusion by con-
centrating all the forces on the west
ern front. including Italy. says Sec
reary Baker. and General March sup
plemented this by saying that II was
the purpose to end the great world
struggle quickly and decisively. For
the nation not to put forth its max
imum strength at once, the chief Of
staff declared. would be but playing
Germany's game"
There are now 100000 men now
In France. with as many more now
in this country as a reservoir. Sec
retary Baker said that the accelerat-
ed program OF troop movements ov.
erseas. which has enabled General
Pershing to organize his first field
army Of 100000 will be continued
because OF the generous action Of the
British Government in supplying the
shipping.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23
-
kIiliONA DEMON RATIO (OM'
NITTEt, TO KE.OKt:A<lZE

organization of ihr new ll,nb''
GRATIS stat" central tuIniuiite" will
b" mad" sept :, tn" dat" set by Al
ger Melton, chairman The old com
mite" will meet and close ny the af-
iairs ~ that committee and the or
panilaiiun ~ tn" newly elected mem
h"rs viii follow Tn" time ~ IN"
STATE. CONVENTION tn hr held in thu
.ali viii also l.. fiN.d them This
NH pruhably he held during tn"
week Of m" stat" Fair. II is BE-
litV.d d"slrahl" thar the state cot!-
s"ntiun b" held previous Ia the b.
ginning Of the Fourth Liberty Loa'.
drl'" I'll sept, -.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23
-I\NSS
WHAT'S IN 4 NAME ?

King George of England. while on
"A visit to the fighting front in France
d few days ago. took occasion to com
pliment the American troops for their
gallantry and incidentally bestowed
military crosses as special recOgni-
rion Of individual cases of bravery
on the following:
Lieut. Albert j jefferson,
Lieut. Frank r Shram.
Second Lieut.. Harry Yagle.
Second Lieut. NJ NJ. Komorrawski,
Corp. Thomas A Pope.
Corp. Albert e. Painsipp.
Corp John Desmidt.
Sergt James + Krum.
Sergt Frank a Kiojano,
Serg' 4 Erhard.
Corp. Andrews E. Shabinger,
Corp. Lester {. WhitsOn,
corp. Raymond II. Powell,
Corp. II Zyburt.
pvt Chris. W. Kcan.
Pvt. William +. Linsky,
Pvt Fred f. Williams.
Pvt e. :. Swered0.
The list is given for the purpose
| of illustrating the fact that you can
tell an American by his name by an!
means. and that there Is many al
American hero Handicapped" by 4
foreign sounding name -- which ap
pears To be demonstrated by the fac
| that eleven Of the above names ar
very much "fureign." but the own
ers Of them very much American.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1918-08-23

Tn. fourth issue 0f Liberty b"nH~
would he authorized AZ l6."""."'"'-
200. which leaves S,""o """.""" ''
he secured through other mean, "
is with the raising Of this S."""'-
600 600 that the new revenue IA"
viii be- concerned Tn" problem ''h-
fronting those drafting N" hiiI :
inst how to levy 'quitahly upon IA
yarious taxable sources. "hd' rf"
norton Of the amount j. ~ h' 'dH"A
through excess profits 'aX"S ana N
comes taxes. and what by luxury
consumption and other 'aX"s ~ th'
present time opinion is divided Npp'
This subject. and while AZ fire. II was
believed that an excess profits ah'
income tax would furnish AT leas
$4,000 900 900 Of the amount nesd
ed. II has now been practically ae