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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
PLAN AVIATION CORPS
AS ONE UNIT OF MILITIA
Rfchmond Men behind Movement IN
Provide Aerial Equipment for
National Guard.

That plans are being made to form
an aviation corps here. to he attached
as part OF the state militia. was an
nounccd yesterday evening by Captain
charles W. Stole. OF the aviation feid
at Fulton. y total of 1855 men IN
tcrcsied in aviation who are willing
70 take part in any movement Of this
KIND have signed list held BY the
captain.
Whether the movement will he sue
ccssful or not depends on the support
OF Richmond business men and the
interest taken by State officials. Can
tain stole asserted. AS he is an officer
OF the army, the law allows him 10
take no active par; in forming the
organization other than bringing the
SUBJECT to the minds OF the public
the great advantage as training
Schooi Tor aviators. aerial photograph
ers observers and aerial mechanics OF
IN" organization was pointed out by
captain stole, as Well as the great
advantage the body would be to the
state in case of emergency in scout
duty. or in transferring officers of the
Jaw quickly from one part of the coun-
try TO the other
captain Stolze asserted that It would
probably be possible to have two or
three aeroplancS. which had been
formerly in service abroad. given 10
the state in case the corps was formed.
IL the plan is successfully carried
ont Virginia will have the first avia ion
corps attached as a unit TO the National
Guard OF any State in the Union
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
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C0STLIER Dry GOODS
Indications Point to Higher Figures
for the Things tho People
Have to Wear.

According to Information reaching
DnnS agencies, optimism remains the
dominant note in all the reports from
primary dry goods markets. where the
week has again boon one OF activity
and rising prices. Notwithstanding
Tue Indictment weather. favorable ad.
vices about retail distribution have
continued, while future business is CO.
ing more ircGly To jobbcrs, and these
been buying different lines for forward
The revival Of production. which has
lately become practically corntrv-widc
- neiaS steadily extended. although
lanor troubles appear in parts OF the
South and some difficulties in Law
renee and elsewhere are as vet un-
adjusted. With further wage increases
under consideration. aud earment
workers making fresh demands for
shorter hours, indications point TO s,Is
tanned or advancing costs OF manufac-
tnre In the foreign field trade is en-
conra SinG, and expectations OF a
broadening Of the export movement
pave resulted from plans discussed in
financial circles for financing overseas
commerce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
POTATO PRICES RECEDE
The Recent Gain for Tuber. i'm Market.
OF the Country Lost
Inst Week.

Losses OF from > TO % per cent
about uffsft the average gain of the
preceding week for potatoes. says
INC rcport Of the Bureau OF Markets
no. ] northern sacked white stock
closed 20 cents lower in Chicago at
and S2.l'. Range in middle
western jobbing % markets was about
steady and southern markets were
nrn. closing At S3.25 and $3.50 in New
orleans and $3.50 and So in Atlanta
Whiic Michigan shipping points quoted
30. sacked white stock at s2.lO and
,2.l1. slightly below last weeks close
western tracksdc and warehouse
sales by growers followed a slightly
weaker range at sl.2a and 81 Under
tone in producing sections appeared
confident. growers often being report
ed holding for higher prices. New
! ork round whites in bulk weakened
considerably in producing sections,
closing at s2.37 and s2.47 f. o. h. ship
Ping points. hut consuming markets
averaged about ID cents decline for
this stock Al $50 and $3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
ARRANGE WELCOME RALLY
FOR BASE HOSPITAL NO. as
Celebration for Mcclure Unit IN n.
Held mt Auditorium Thurn-
day Might,

TO formally welcome the personnel
OF Base Hospital No. ~ back TO Rich
mond will be tho occasion of rally
by the Richmond Red Cross workers.
in tho city Auditorium Thursday mig ht
Coleman Workman. chairman OF the
Richmond Red Cross Chapter. will
preside. and there Will be a band from
Camp Lee anG other musical features
Conspicuous IN the platform will he
the entire personnel Of the base hos
riiai. including officers. men and
nurses. II is desired that every man
or woman who served with the unit
abroad be present and 81, on the plat
form with tho rcst OF the unit.
WITH tho personnel will he Lieu
tenant Colonel Stuar; Mcclure and
l.ieutcnau j. Jiarnctt Nelson
who were in charge OF tho base hos
pital abroad.
Lieutenant Colonel Mcclure will Of
hClailN present his report of the work
Of the hospital in France to Coleman
ortlam as the representative OF
TIE American Rcd Cross. Chairman
w ortham will then officially accept the
report in the name OF the Richmond
Chapter of the Red Cross
The nurses of the Mcclure unit will
then formally present 10 the Rich
morri Chapter OF the Rcd cross the
iiaS which tho unit carried abroad
The presentation speech will he made
by Lieuicnant- Colonel J. Ciarnett Mel
son. who was in command of the ba se
hospital activities following the re-
turn of Or. Mcclure TO America after
the signing OF the armistice Goodwin
iS"yhin will accept tho nag for the
Rcd Cross.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
SHOES TO GO HIGHER YET
Iioom in Hides and Leather. due to
Foreign Demand. prcsagcs
Further Advance.

no abatement OF the boom in hides
ana leather. which is based Target! on
the prospect of Il good demand from
Europe. has been witnessed. says Duu's
last report. and shoes become even
more costly as :nc materials which
enter into their manufacture keep on
soaring. The activity iii leather is
extending to lines Heretofore. mainly
ncslectcd d. shccpskins now participating
in tho movement. ana some grades oil
upper leather are sold up so closely
that tanners name further advances
in an effort to put dampcr on fresh
trading. With values OF this com
modify rising rapidly and supplies Of
some descriptions decidedly mcaEcr.
still higher footwear prices seem in
cvitablc. and the chief problem OF pro-
duccrs is not now one of securing
new orders. but rather OF obtaining
sufficient leather with which TO meet
their requirements Shoe statesmen re-
turning from the road report inat bust
ness has run far beyond expectations.
and most manufacturers now have
about all the work they can comfort
ably handle.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
BALLOON AND AIRPLANE
ON DISPLAY HERE TODAY
Recruiting Agents to Perform Novel
stunts for Prospective
Soldiers.

Recruiting agents for the United
states Aviation Service open a cam
paign today for recruits in forty-;wo
different branches OF the service b.;
bringing n balloon and an acroplanc
TO the Capitol Square for cXhibi,ior
y hangar, which was erected Saturday
on the Ford lot, nj the corner OF Broad
and Eleventh streets will he the
scene of the demonstrations with the
machine. Permission has been obtain
cd from Governor Westmoreland Davis
to use the CAPITOL lawn as "A place in
which TO exhibit the balloon. Both
arrive and be exhibited today.
One OF the most skilled avia,ors in
the service Will ny the acroplanc from
Langley Field to the hangar on Broad
Charles w. stole. of tho aviation held
at Fulton. The balloon Will nc brought
up the James River on a boat from
Lee Hall
An army aerial photographic Will be
have rare collection OF photogra phs
taken here and abroad from acroplancs
on exhibit and will receive applica-
lions from photographers who wish
TO enter the service. Other lines Of
work Will be demonstrated ny men
skilled in them for recruiting purposes
The exhibition is open To the public
and VIII he kept in Richmond for sew
eral days The balloon Will he left in
the aeroplanc Will be Kept at the Ford
Lot for at least two weeks ANY re.
cruits signed by the officers will he
taken to Langley Field by aeroplanc
train. The hours tina, tho hangar viii
be open to public inspection will be
from O'Clock in the morning until s
O'clock in the evening; Mechanics who
TO examine the tmcchanism and motor
or the plane.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
CHIlOREN'S SUMMER HOME
WILL BE OPENED IN JUNE
Camp Harrison, in Albemarlc County,
to Receive It's First Group
Next Month.

Camp Harrison. a summer home for
the poor children OF Richmond which
Is located in Aibemarle County near
Charlottesville. will open next mon In
and Will be ready TO receive the first
group of forty children.
Three groups of forty children each,
alternating boys and girls. go up for a
month each and get good air. good
food. rest. play and discipline
Camp Harrison is maintained and
financed by tho Girls Auxiliary TO the
Instructive Visiting Nurse Association.
the members OF Which annually appeal
TO the generosity of tho Richmond
public TO help them send these chill
dr"n selected by the visiting nurses
from among sick, convalescent or
ovcrworked children.
The children are often brought back
to Richmond with an average gain in
weight or seven pounds.
about 100 children arc cared for
each summer at Camp Harrison.
Miss Mary Street. SO West Frank
lin Street. is treasurer OF the Girls
Auxiliary to the ]. V. y. A. and re-
ceives voluntary contributions
There s a long waiting list of chill
dren this summer: Whether or not
the camp Will be kept open for three
months depends upon the response TO
this appeal
The amount of ST. is required to
keep child at Camp Harrison for one
month. The average annual expenses
or the summer camp usually total
about Sl,1o0.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
State PEANUT GROWERS
ORGANIZE AN EXCHANGE
Now Company Will Have Capital
Stock OF approximately
ssl-. $4,000.
SHARES OFFERED FOR SALE
Board OF Directors Will Hold First
Meeting in Norfolk on June IS,
When Arrangements Will Be Made
to Open Headquarters.

Tho Virginia Carolina cooperative
Exchange was organized at Suffolk
Saturday with minimum capital stock
of $4,000 and maximum capital
stock OF $4,000 Five dollars is the
par value of each share OF stock
The board of directors. which will
hold it's first meeting June IS at Nor
folk, is composed or one member from
each pcanut-Erowims county OF Nir-
Einia and North Carolina elected at
meetings which will be held June H.
Headquarters OF the exchange will
be. at Norfolk.
. Officers of tho Virginia Carolina
Cop operative Exchange for the year
will he chosen at the initial meeting
OF the board of directors June IS, in
Norfolk.
The meeting at Suffolk Saturday. of
Einia. and North Carolina was char
acterized by a fine spirit of business
co,operation; and the majority OF the
". J. Story. president of the vir-
Einia- North carolina Peanut Growers
Resolutions were adopted by the
peanut growers to appoint a committee
1 Tl Tour on Legislation. ways and means;
be % to take the necessary steps TO
secure charter for exchanges: CD to
Agriculture of Virginia and North
Carolina and the directors of extension
IN these two states to help secure APP
preparations for peanut promotion and
Tor the conducting of experiments as
to the best varieties of peanuts. meth
OBS OF fertilization and so on: 60 TO
request the United states Department
o. Agriculture 10 make provision
through its bureau OF crop estimates
Tor reporting the peanut crop by
varieties and pasturaEe. and through
its bureau OF markets for special mar
ket reports on peanuts. both for Amer
dca and foreign expectation.
Ii was further resolved that a COM
mlttcc OF five be appointed to confer
with a committee from the National
Peanut Cleaners and Shelters Asso-
citation and with individual cleaners
for the purpose of discussing ways and
means by which they may cooperate
to mutual benefit and for the devotion
ment OF tho peanut industry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Fifty Years Along
Marriage Highway
Mr. and MIS-. Paul Clifford
Jones Pass Golden Mile
stone Tuesday.

Fifty years OF married life will be
the span that Mr.. nnd Mrs. Paul Clif-
ford Jones' of a23,s South Laurel
street, have run together when they
gather with their children at the home
Tuesday.
Mr.. Jones has for more than forty
years served as Il guard at the peni-
tertiary. and has been lifelong resi-
dent of Richmond. Mrs. Jones. who
was Miss Lucy b. Farmer. has also
lived here since childhood.
No spccial celebration is planned to
mark the passing of tho tift:cth year
of marriage in the Jones home. The
golden anniversary will he spent ouct-
~ with the i've children and eight
ut a dinner at the Laurel
street home.
The children of Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
are: Arthur {. Jones. 260i-A West
Taylor street: Mrs Alma T.. Dillon,
.o3 West Main Street: AIRS George
\. Jennings. :6ol West Taylor Street;
Mrs. :. i. Farmer, Montgomery. W.
Va, and Mrs. L. r. Mankin. CLIO West
Cary Street.
Just what the age OF the long-mar-
RED RE, couple is. one Of tRe daughters
did not thing it would be- fair to tell.
when asked Just say they have been
married nifty years. and are so, so
happy, WAS her information
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
FINALS FOR NURSES SCHOOL
WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY
Eleven NonnE Women 10 nc Awarded
Diplomas from John>ton-WIllis
SHnHtoriun.

.Commcnccmcnt exercises of John.
Ston- Wills Sanatorium Training school
Tor Nurses VIII be held in the aldito-
rum Of the jefferson Hotel Thursday
hight at 30 O'Clock
. N CO Elli.cr",mcnt address viii 10
muhe ~ lr. douglas Freeman
The !'"t of eleven graduates followy.
NESS Vera Annie Ea;ho. Erl,i,h O.
iumoia. ta'3da, Miss Elijah Wal
son Clarke Abingdon Va: Mis- clara
Jones DAVIS, Richmond, Va. Miss Jcs-
81. May Duniop. Norfolk VA: Miss
Va; Miss Alice Reynolds Hnrj:,rs
Ioana, Va Miss Gladys Eric Hi@c.son
Iichm,ond. Va; Miss Grace lIoyt Hor-
San. falriaN Va: Miss Ethel Chau
lotte oSterGren Richmond Va Miss
anne EIizabeih White. Frcdcr.chsbIrE.
Va MISS Mabc! Vincent Wood!in.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
TWO MEETINGS PROVIDED
ON THE ClTYS CALENDAR
Council Committee to Diacus, Claim.
ana Another VIII WrcstIc
With Finances.

With tho budget out of tho way
mere IS little scheduled TO take place
IN the affairs Of the city government,
ms week. Only two meetings arc on
me ca lcndar and both are for the
carly part of the week. The CITY
Council Committee on Claims meets
Ton! snt 1T s o'clock and the COMMITTEES
on FINANCE meets tomorrow night at
o'clock.
The Committee on Finance has an
immense amount OF important and rou-
tlnc business TO transact During rho
lengthy and numerous sessions I'm re-
gard 10 the 1919 budget the committee
nad 10 Sidetrack all other matters
ACCORDINGLY there has been a trc-
ncndous accumulation of business.
Mnch OF this viii he disposed OF at
the session tomorrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
WILL PRESENT PLAY
Benefit EntcrininJsrnt to re 5,I,r,
FOR Shcitrrinr Arms
Hospital.

Richmond society Of tho Young ana
ths younger sets Viii prescn, what
promises 70 be charming fancy in
music ana dance. "Toyland." for matt
nee ana night performances al the
academy, saturday. May -. for the
beneht 81 the ShcitcrinG Arms Hos
Pita and tho Virginia Homo for IN
urables: l;chearsals az the niece. in
which there VIII be about 500 par,i.
cipanfs. arc being held.
"Toyldnd" viii cousis, Of ,bro,
the frst hrine "FajrHiand." with Miss
Christine ;ntlcT as Il graceful and en-
trancinG larry queen. Her attendants
VIII be Misses Frances HI! ana Ger
aidine Adams and chorus OF for, -
little fairies Wilhclmina Esughmsi,
NIL De queen OF the witches. assisted
witches.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
BOY OF SEVEN is KILLED
WHEN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
clyde steward Morrlscttc Struck nv
Car Driven by q. ID.
Euhaud.

clyde Steward Morriscttc. age seven.
"t inoo ScmmeS Avenue, was struck
and ms family killed yesterday even
ing u! an automobile in front of his
home AZ Tenth and Scmmes Streets.
inc automobile was driven by O. d.
i!uband, Ill West Twentieth Street.
WHO was accompanied by his mother
street when IL is said thA hoy, who wa
playing on tn" sidewalk. suddenly ran
IN 'front.' OF i; and was Knocked down
"o "nc'is OF the car passed over his
BODY. Tie died almost instantly
Mr.. Morr!Scttc. his father, is ON
ni"Ncd at the southern Railroad shops
Euhank was placed under arrest o, a
,fGhhlca! charge of manSlaughter. The
Toy who was killed was cousin of
i. III. Morrisctte Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Police Arrest Auto DrIxcr

j. w. Cox. ] East Cary Street, a
chauffeur. was arrested late yesterday
evening on a charge Of running an
automobile while under tho influence
of liquor. Police charge tho car Cox
was plotting ran into and knocked
down Misses Katy Lions, lois West
Main street, and Ida Moore. - benny
street. injurine both Tho two wo-
men were taken 10 the home Of Miss
Lions and examined by doctors. who
expressed the opinion that tho injuries
were not serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
WARRANT CHARGES MURDER
Death Of Richard johnson tuu.c.
Iolire {" 'hnnEe allegations.
Against FInescc

Charges Of murder were placed vcs-
terday morning against Thon,.
Irincsee. colorcd. 1905 Hickory Etrcci
following the death carly Yesterday Of
Richard Johnson. colorcd, who ,hn
police charge, was sho, through thc
stomach by Fines-c. Tho shootin.-
occurred carly Thursday morning. lie
made no effort TO escape at tho tim.
and was arrested then charged wj,h
S1eloniously shooting Johnson
IF Finesee. according TO the policc H. q
neon employed in A restaurant a,
seventeenth and Franklin streets for
nearly twenty years. and bears 4 good
population. His defence At that lin =
was the unwrittcn law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
EXCURSION CALLED OFF
y. Y. a. Outing Il Indefinitely Post
P"ned When Steamer Pornhontns
Goes to Dry Dock.

The excursion which was IN have
nc"n run from Richmond to Hrandon
on saturday. May -. under the ans
picrs or the Association for the Prcscr-
been called of indefinitely, due TO tho
Tact that the steamer pocahon,as
which had been chartered for the occa :
sion. is being repaired in dry dock.
Every effort, the association SAYS.
has hccn made TO secure another boa t,
but none could he secured
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
NEGRO SERIOUSLY INJURED
Henry Anderson Receives Cuts On
Head From Carver in Hnnds
of Woman.

Henry Anderson. colored. oOJ Fell
street. was taken TO the Virginia Hos
pital yesterday evening suffering from
severe cntS about the head The cuts
were alleged 10 have been made by a
meat carver in the hands of negro
woman. for whom the police are search
ing. Andcrson's condition was report
ed late last night as being very
ScriDn:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
FUGITIVE is WOUNDED
D"tcctivc-ScrEeant TinSIey shoot. Dc.
witt FeiNey when Hr rric,
10 ENCnpe Arrcnt

When Dewitt Fclycy. o1o5 Oakw,,d
ANchn, attempted I" escape from be-
u ';iNr- Sergeant Tinslcy late last night
a. the corner OF Broad and t.lcvent II
streets he received q Slight fcsj,
wound in the shoulder when Inc detcc.
tive shot him.
Fcivcy was charged with the thief,
"t an hut"mooiie from the state. and
was arrested at q dance The wound
VAS dressed at Police Headquarters
and pronounced slight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Commercial Failure, lat w...

.hlted states. as rcprtcd by r. g. Dun
a 90, were ltl, against l20 the pre-
rcninS week. and 1876 the correspond
ing week last year. Failures in Can
ada numbered fourteen. against nine
me preceding week. and twcnty-thrcc
i*>t year. or failures last week In
~ thlich states. htty-two were In
-FOUR West. and twenty-eight in the
lacihc states, and sevcnty-ivc rcrori-
cd liabilities Of $1,000 or more, against
aiAty tho previous week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
ORDER HAS CONVENTION
Daughters nj America VIII Meet in
Richmond Today for Its
Annual Session.

The state convention of tho Daush-
tors OF America will begin tu.u-iay
session in Richmond this morning. with
MirnhyS Hotel AS their hcaduuartcrs
An entertainment viii he provided to-
nigh, Al S o'clock at Corprtw Hall for
delegates and All members OF the
order.
Several national officers OF the or
Eanization. including National Coun-
ru3r Naomi swami. Of Washington
cinnati. arc expected to be present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
SOCIAL WORKERS TO MEET
VIII Discuss on TuesdnS AdyisnbiIity
OF Opening In Richmond Con-
fidcntIRl Exchange.

Featuring meeting OF the Council
OF Social Workers at tho Professional
Woman's building. 10 East Grace
street, tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
viii be talk on rs q Confidential
Exchange Needed i'm Richmond?'
An open discussion of the most prac-
tical way in which to effect such an
exchange, IL needed, will follow the
opening speech.
pr. VI. II. IIibbs. Jr.. the president,
VIII preside at the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
Fall Seriously Injur~. Man.

L. !. Handbook. of charlottesville
tell while crossing Eleventh street. b.
tween Eroad End Marshall Streets. ycr.
to-day evening. inJurinG himself yc-i.
10 the Virginia Hospital in an uncnn.
Scious condition. and late last night ,is
condition was reported as being prob-
ably fatal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
The Confederate Museum

Op'n Daily from ? 4. ". 10 =. NJ
Saturdays . A. *. 20 u. NJ.
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS
ADMISSION 25c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-19
TAX HITS MEDICINES
AND TOILET ARTICLES
Commissioner Roper Explains Toll
Collected on Extracts and
Perfumes.
ARE ALSO TAXABLE
Container in Which Article Is Sold
Also Subject to Revenue Regula-
tions-Rctailcr Not Asked to Make
Return.

Just what the tax, so-called lux
ury. is on various toilet articles has
from time to time since the Inaugural
ton of the collection of the war reve-
accord inEly. inquiry has been made Of
commissioner Roper, of the Bureau Of
internal Revenue. who has outlined
and medicinal preparations.
He has announced that the tax must
BIO collected on
What Ink Is Charged On.
O. All extracts, essences or other
consumer to be used in connection
with the toilet bath or the care of
the body or upon the, clothing as a
powIerS are. not taxable.
60 Medicinal preparations Or spe-
eihcs made Of any substance, what
prevention. cure or mitigation of pain
Or 6rd, disea use in H., the human or animal
have e private formula. an exclusive
title. patent or trade mark. or offers il
to .r the p I,nni,n, as proprStary brand.
retailer is cent on every % cents
or fraction thereof OF tho selling price
of the article. The collection mus,
be affixed in such manner that the
customer can CLEARLY distinguish be-
tween the actual Price OF the article
and the amount OF tax
article is sold constitutes part Of the
article sold and the TAX applies to
both
""remiumn" Arc Taxable.
Toilet articles or medicinal prepara
tiuns given i'll exchange for wrappers
labels, coupons. trading stamps or
other premiums" are taxable on the
fair market value OF the premium
at the time o! .,redemption.''
The retailer will not be required 10
ma he any form Of return on such taxes
as he collects under this section since
the purchase and cancellation OF
stamps constitutes adequate payment
TO the government
Each stamp affixed to taxable ar
ticle must be Cancelled in such way
as TO prevent its use again. The ini-
tials or name OF the vendor. together
with the date when the stamp was
affixed or Cancelled. must appear upon
the Cancelled stamps
The Treasury Departments booklet
on section ?oI Is entitled Regulations
and Medicinal Articles"