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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Nu'oDioSraphy Of n PIaln Bnby-I7,
iTeSppnslbie Motherhood.

=. Those pititul defects of nutrition known as
nmt.a,y UNPLEASANT names are really due to
ere due IA A. sonis cases bu, far more often they
sais nj TIN his prao,ss
rSesponsIble mother ra,hep pntns means w mo,eIs
en their own babies .ha and S 10 p 20 eHpari
aist or .nr,c or aSquain,nncc or corner drug
Them nurse TO experiment on
ea rhs most deporablo error into which these
fail IS the sslief , AND mothers
Ss ns bahia BE secsas. w Sss ss
Tho ad P'r die hap ppe, to agree with adult
goes for tho baby! 0u' TINS Kind OF reasoning
with sarehes a hey SO o ,nsHe
n m gs OBESITY In the babynabby. pale ane-
s appeaEsneo OF this diseas s'a STATE IN Sep
a ANS the more ignorant ella sses that norm
Should Hspy ae 9sf IS hat baby
bu me lsni factors in
vsiop norma Fresh milk i FE ich in ana r ds
and fresh Vegetables Cooked and fn aseS
N.fanfnos sieve also contain more or less
n ini! Siih parents will seek and follow to
sednE at resns rc intesy sayfH aSsn, nfant
Mrs! ys1r rresponsibIc parents viii 'a accept epe
u.i,, from old wfseacre
,,,., ass,tion. and Answers.
NiiEator Skin--A few month";. nro Won
pus s,;', s,ics recipe for aligator skin am
a,G If'i sune!er and meant to have il pre-
Fepria. IL saev we eisspP @5j viii sou kindly
HnsWcr--R esorcin 10 grains: glycsrite or
TO make ounces. 1880 '"'us
spp pi once IN day, after washing and before
i.adS Lady, Have Hearth would like 10
HuN your monoRraph How TO FIay Old Lady
Nicotihe turther would like 10 ask n thsre
~ ~"I,u DC any danger TO man of 20 years in
snimE UP smoking. have suffered for forty
sears vain Tic dOulourcaux, and sometimes Coz
McekS 81 a time could do nothing hun smok
Sn,, unu thtn-- couldn't even talk 10 my wife
SmokinE anesnt seem TO affect my nerves:
S .uu Sen ny my writing that have a pretty
stt sS mana. hut my wife ...... ! ALWAYS
e.,S, .ns pilnant humor az well as tho sound
'eachinE3 OF your health talks (Rev. b. j. AZ
:. ns ,'., ives They hard TO please
d ,Ii,hS 10 Ia! with my wife, mean from tic
iiuaF HHo , Is no person for youths to cui-
t tTate; nnt When fellow Is grown up to his
, Who'll, .hf ices score End ten nc has right to
room ICON. say !: Wives Was ever a wife quite
eohdsnt: You are welcome the monoGraph
OF %au course 1n su, lust between niends advise
~ or ." who may get some good out Of il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
OPPOSES
BONUS FOR SOLDIERS
Assistant War Secretary Terms
Legislation, Wrong in Principle
and Cnsound Economic Auy.a
Iny. An.ocia,eh prens 1

WASHINGTON, April! 2s.--iIenry
EreckinrldEe. Assistant Secretary 3r
war during the incumbetcy of Secre-.
iary Garrison and who served in
france as lieutenunt-coionol Of in
iantry, made public tonight letter
70 chairmen OF House and Scnute
committces dealing with soldier
bonus Legislation Sn,phat!caliy or.
posing any such proposal.
'rhc honus proposal Is wrong I'm
principle nnd unsound ccunomictlIy
nc said; adding that a bonus would
work injury. not II benefit. both 10
inc peopie II is supposed to bencit
and to the couVtry."
t is wrong the letter said. he
cause Will take money from tho
wounded and from the Widows and
orphans or tho dead soldisrs 10 fat
Ten tho pockets OF tho living ana I'M
INJURED, II Is wrong because it
what Is beyond purchase and be-
yond ,pr!ce--thc duty OF d citizen 10
give his life for hin country.
what are tho facts? Tho mon
war They arc the abic-bodIcd OF
This generation. Ninety per cent ~
rood living by honast toll, and abIs
u care Tor themselves just as they
were hbtc to save tho nation when
inc nation was In need"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
pi HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Z and AxAeIf.


L and Myself are friends; we drink
FROM the same cup, and talk and think
In Kindred lines: and lay our head
t'htowcd as one upon ono bed
atyself and 1 approach the Gate
sonnd to the same psedestned Fate,
In union born, Myself and l.
AND living. bound as ono 10 die
Yet and Myself do not agree
lrcqoentl! make war on Me,
Ana many >.nd long the hours we spend
batttnE to reach some common end
MSseN hoiuS this. I main;a!a thus:
ma so we quarrel and jaw and fuss
Ana stand with stuboornness I'm the hald
Fighting iii one at last must yield
and Myself talk with ourselves
sharinS our Fatos. vet of no mind
SHARING out Fstes, yet OF no mind
EITHER TO other TO bc kind:
ana so, by ever making war
NO matter what we'ro lighting for
40 So!i complaisance ends the fight
6ut one is wrong, and Ono Is RIGHT!
w no 20 Himself yields. nor maintains
Ihat strong self-strife, but little gains:
no with Himself holds conquest stern.
May De Nat, but he Will LEARN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
News Of Fifty Years Ago

With two city governments. so to speak
Eichmond is enjoying Intense quiet and Satur
the waters Of small country mill pond. The
Cha haun police corce confined lis operations
the Police stations they OCCUPY and So far
as anyhody could lind out attempted func-
under Major Poe. the chief, looked after the
good order the streets and in all public
places but they found little OF nothing to do.
parently waiting with patience the forthcom-
ing decision OF the Supreme. Court Of Appeals
that will settle the question az to who is
rhis quiet and lawab,ding city.
On Saturday afternoon Captain Samuel
Treeman. DID, esteemed and brave citizen
of Richmond passed away at tine Arlington'
nointsd suparintenaen; OF pubit Buildings in
1859 by Governor Wise
a letter from Craig County. received in this
city day before yesterday. and dated April TO-
was from four to ten inches thick and on that
d&te (thG 19th) II showing there.
Jo.eph ". Isronough. Ir., has been appoin ted
collector of taxes for the town or Manchester
The semiannnal wa shing Of the Richmond
day.
On Saturday the Legislature elested the for
lowing Judges; John T.. Lay. for powhatan
county. and Charles L. Cooke. FOR the Conn-
r!es OF Grsoncsville and sussex. al
Roanoke County has been divided into the
cave ind Dig Lick.
Members of the present, Legislature are
chuc1h- goirS people No roll wSs called yes
TO say that an oveswhel shining majority OF the
two houses worEA ipers in The Richmond
churches Il is the sanc wa? every Sunday.
All OF the sof, coal now being. used in Rich
Only Inc anthracite comes from beyond the
state Inca 80 81 siiE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
LAUNCH NEW DEPARTURE
IN POLITICAL CONVENTION
Democratic NntionaI Com mItte,
Opens TRANSPORTATION Bureau
In Chicago.

Ky 1aBo-tatrd prcea1
,urn in political convention manaTe.
mcnt has been launched by the Dem
n.rati: National Committee. which
mas opened a Transportation bireau
mates ana spectators who will 70 10
san Franc:sc, to attend the con-
Hentf0n. June IS.
ment and the Hood OF frame on ali
ton.
See America First" tonrs 10 point.
%e,lows.ons PARK {"t the M: Fapd neI nra
Los Angeles and others arc BENIN
planned by tire Democrats as Il lure
TO attract at least a part or the
weeks before the convention. thereby
spreading the burden on the rail-
roads over longer period.
For the return trip from San Fra n :
c'Fco systrm has heGn worked out
whereby the visitors can buy east
hound tickets within thirty-si1 hours
after the convention opens. the
tickets TO call for return passage
closes. The biggest problem in con-
vcntion transportation has always
been the return. as tho day and hour
tor the el9.e Is always uncertain
f1ciai of the Pennsylvania Railroad
system. has been loaned to the Demo-
cratic COMMITTEES to- take charlie OF
the transportation bureau. He has
sociation or Western. Passenger
Agents. and the Pullman Company
has promised Him FIRST call for It's
parlor-car equipment.
The transportation committee of
the National Democratic Committee.
which is directing tho work, In
cludes Charles FioeHchenstein, I'LL
nOfs. chairman: lsldore b. Dock
Uni1er (rnlifnrniu. ~ NArah
Iowa; Fred Il. Lynch. Minnesota. and
Patrick II. Quinn. Rhode Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
GERARD VOICES REQUEST
FOR ARMS FOR ARMENlANS
American Troops Asked For 10 Guard
Munitions From Seacoast
to Save Army.

NEW YORK. April 25.--Exprsssing
satisfaction ut The action Of tho San
Reno conference OF allied Premiers
In recognizing the Independence OF
the Armenians. James w. Gerard.
chairman OF the American Commit
tee for tho Independence or Armenia.
said toaay. we are asking now for
sufficient arms from the United
States to equip an army nf 10000 Ar
menians."
I'VE do not ask FOR American
troops except only so far ms they may
be necessary to guard these arms
from the seacoast until they are de-
livered to the Armenians In the
mountains Of the Interior" said afr.
Gerard. personally. I have not ad-
vocated mandate for the country
and feel confident OF the ability Of
the .Armcniaus to maintain theiE In :
dependence il recognized by the al
lies and accorded supper. in the way
OF arms and munjtfOns"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
GABRIELLE D'ANNUNZI0
SETS FASHION FOR ARMY
Followers of SoIdier-Poet Grow Min
iaturc SandJke ind ShRve
HeoAo

FIUMr:. ApriI 25.--Ga.ricle d'An-
nun"io's baldllead has set the fashion
for tho officers o. his little army
many Of whom have shaved thei'
craniums and are cndeavoring to
grow miniature Eandyke boards ms
copies OF TIE poets chin adornment.
The l'iume aviators have adopted
tie craze with greater zeal than other
branches and call Themselves Iron
Heads" Youthful officers in their
teens and carly twenties have
shaved their heads and are wearing
little pointed boards In an eiIort to
luDk as much like the poet as they
can.
Mixed uniforms OF French horizon
blue and Italian gray-green are worn
by D'AnnunZlo's mon with great
pride
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
FRANCE HANDICAPPED BY
BRlTAIN'S CONTROL OF OIL
Trade balance II Re-E,siabifshed with
Difficulty AS England dominates
pcfr0lenrn EIcIds

pARIS. April 95.-.-"France L. doing
her utmost to re-establish her trade
mfa:s.cr or commerce., "out g GU. /.
stripped by Britain. who il1s jnsr sue
CO ,lei - gaining the worll monopoly
OF oil. ~
Through military occupa ton. Eng
lsno Is now enabled to seize the oil
fields OF Mesopotamia, Persia and Rus
sin. which will secure underworld rule
for tho British empire. That oil Is
bound 10 :ako the place OF coal In
the ncar iruu-e has not ESCAPED the
pers picaicty or British statesmen who
once more have shown the, spirit OF
initiative by proii,ing from the re-
sources Of any place British arms oc-
cup?. Us
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
SOUTH AMERICAN DUEL
MAY NOT TAKE PLACE
Editor Of lei Pats Refuse TO FIrh,
MESA fn u Foreign
Country.
ny Associnte,; pr+,,l


MONTEvlDEo April 25.--The uus,
TO which President Baltasar Brum
challenged DIR. Rodriguez I.arreta,
director of FL Pals. following attacks
In that newspaper against the presi-
dent In connection with his lecture o.
Wednesday, on intar-AmcrIcan afrairs
before the students OF the University
or MontcSideo, probably will not be
fought.
DR.. Larreta was quoted today as
saying that he would fight only II
the duel ware held In n foreign coun-
try, alleEing that there would be
trouble with the police IL PresIden,
Brum should H. wounded in n duel In
MOntevidco. II was learned this aNar-
noon that President B-um will rot
send his seconds TO DIR. Larreta again
the article in r.! Pals TO which
President Brum took exception as
serted among other things that Ger.
tain recent acts of the President con
s;!;uted migrant violations OF Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
TRUSTEES DENY CHARGES
OF CHURCH DIRECTORS
Ask DIsniisssI Of SHIT drought
Against Christian Science Pub
fishing Company.

III thYnCiItfu ITcSn.J
BOSTON. April 25.-D!smissal OF the
bill in equity brought Iii tho Supreme
Court by the directors OF the Chris
tian Science Church against the trus-
tees OF the Christian Science Publish
Ing Society. seeking the removal Of
tho trustees. is asked in the answer
fled by counsel for the trustees yes
terday and made public today.
In. their answer tho trustees ASSERT
that they have not mismanaged the
that the directors in various ways
have seriously injured the business Of
the society, thereby Diminishing the
revenues which otherwise would have
accrued TO the church. and have
sEowa "a wilful purpose In ca Sc
they Onnnot govern the AFFAIRS OF the
society, utterly TO ruin and destroy
the business OF the society"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
WAR RISK PERSONNEL
TO GET DRASTIC CUT
Pay Roll NJ Insurance DnrenuSNIf III
BE Reduced From 0,0OB
IN .H0n s

WAGlILNGroS. April 25.--Direetor
Cholmclcy-Jones,o of the War Risk In
suranec Bureau. announced tonight
lhat taroush Improved methods and
eqii.paens tao bureau had not on;y
been p.aced upon q ..cnrrent bas:s''
clerical. force could be cut 10 900.
Az annual saving Of ss,50e.0o0 In ad
minisl:ative cost, no said, was en-
The pay roll OF l5,eon laai July has
already been cut to 5000. he added.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Like Unto i1re.r,

by The side OF the Had.voiced sea
MN the twilight gloom I lie,
with The gray sky over me 81
2 Ana the sentinel lighthouse nigh.
'Afsr Der the waste are the ships
That the moonlight chances Ger.
And near me, with hungry Inns. -
Inc waves that lap the shore.
And Think OF the ships t,ot ,.r
:, Away IN their lordly state,
Fronl which come never a tale
Of good or evil fate
And think OF the castles fair
:, That we build by river and strearo.
That melt away In the air "
Like dream. an Idle dream
Like the Ships that navcri
Like tho leaves horne OF:
tide; s8r M q
Like the ,netaor's lightning track:
Like the rose that has Jbloonisl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
NEW YORK RAIL SERVICE
Is PRACTICALLY NORMAL
Official of Metropolitan Rosds Claim
to he Unaffected by Fast Wan
Ing Strike.
tny Associated Press. !


NEW YORK, April 25.-Scrvice on
the various railroads operating in
the metropolitan district was about
normal today. --according to officials
OF the road, who declare they Mad
hneM able to handle the Sunday SUI
burban traffic without difficulty,
feeling no effects Of the waning un-
some OF the roads now have all the
men they need. but II will be day
or two beabre everything is running
smoothly. Officiais declared that IL
fall complement OF men soon would
be available for ell roads.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TO
GUARD CROWN JEWELS
Gesss Of BritaIn's Royal House, VAL
ued at Twelve hIliioa, watched
by Many Devices.

IoSpoN:s o" N6rii ss5sS.eei f,,r,.,,,.
crown Jewels, the commercial value
q which WAS racentiy estimated at
ti2.5oO.oDo. ar! more strongly guardct.
man ever. They repoGe in an octa-
cage In the Wakefield Tower OF the
rover OF London. The bars Of the
cage are connected With a series OF
electric burglar alarm and any en-
iort 70 tnmper with tho cage would
instantly bring down a hidden scrocn
or tempered steel concealed in the
upper part OF the cage. Al the same,
noi'ent All the doors of the tower. us
matically close
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

The House this week will enter upon
probe of the acts OF Assistant Secretary
of Labor Post in canccling warrants issued
by the Department of Justice for thea de-
portatton of aliens accused Of criminal &C
tivities against the government If Post
is guilty OF the sympathy for Boshevists,
I of which he is accused, it would seem to
be UP to the administration summarily 10
dismiss him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
A Governmental Loy.Ride

T. ARLY in July more thun 100 Amgri-
IL can Representatives and Senators With
their wives, their children. their secretaries.
their Wallets and other attendants, will sail
from San Francisco on the grentest Official
junket In the history OF the nation. They
will so to Honolulu to Guam, to Manila
To japan, to China, to Korea. and to ST.
IBERIA 1t will be- pleasant trip. 1t will
DO tour OF educational value and OF many
new and strange sights. Also II will
broaden TIE outlook or many statesmen
who have never seen hnyond their local
horizon.
No possible objection could no raised 10
THIS pilgrimage il the members Of The party
paid their own expenses; il they paid the
expenses Of their families and their rcti-
nues. But the fact that the Federal gov
eminent is called upon To bear all the cost
but SIS per head is an outrage and the
iucmher of the House or Senate who par
ticipates in such tour to be paid for nut
Oh the Treasury of the nation will find him
self under merited reproach for the re-
mainder OF his Official career
TO make such trip rs proposed would
cost the average individual not less than
$1,000. possibly 1880. RI l5O Representa-
,ires aud Senators go, as is now the pros
pect. with an equal number OF wives and
others. somebody must put mp the million
or more dollars TO pay the cost And the
| government must do the putting up The
| SIS per junketer. which is the sole e1-
| psnse involved under the present program.
is Just about enough TO pay the tips going
and coming.
! II may be too late to call this joy-ride
! of, but II It lis not the far-seeing legislat OF
| who had planned to make the trip would
DO we'll TO consider the unpleasant posi-
! biities involved in 1t. 1t is not enough for
/ him to say that the goyernment traDsnoc,
! which will carry him and his family will
| make the voyage whether there liz an Off
! cial party aboard or not. The VOYAGE
would not be made in the expensive fashion
/, that is now proposed. With the country
:, still staggering under q heavy load OF Taxa.
ton. it will not look with favor or indI.-
( ference upon such a junket.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
BUFFALO CHATS INVADE
THE BLUE GRASS STATE
Number of Fatalities Among Po.ey
Iosnty, kentucky. Horses
Traced TO PeKts

Bunalo EHats. which have given con-
siderable trouble in Western Ken
lucky aud few parts Of Indiana
nave made their appearance In Poscy
nmonS farm horses were rnported
Monday and Tuesday. The swarms
are most numerous in tina WABASH
places.
The insects are attacking horsf (;
snd mules at work in the fieIds.
FARMERS OF This vicinity have adoplc,I
pest. but SO far none has proved very,
successful The most common prac-
tee LIZ 10 Tie g. loose cloth over the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Thoxe Onc-Muu ca,

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
3, Sr.--Perrnit me 10 submit my objnc;ion TO
because o. their lightness causing them to
neccme deraiied easily: the fact OF their hav-
ing nut one exit makts them exceedingly jnn
serons in ease Of accident, OF any trouble de-
.nnIoninE among passengers: they are not
r,pn:tE OF their progress makes them dan
Sereua 10 pedestrians, proof OF which ia thc
killing q. several persons by them whnn
USING these cars tunder protesD. I hear many
complaints from both men and women I
must, therefore. conclude that those who
FAVOR them are persons owning autos, who are
not compelled to use them, or those inancisi;v
or politically Interested
Norfolk refused them, why should they he
imposed upon us? SIIESCRJRISr,
Richmond. We. April 90. 1920
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
Woods Weakness Disappears

TT has been matter Of wonder TO great
/ many observers Of the present political
campaign why General Leonard Wood has
failed to make a commensurate upon Sena.
tor Hiram Johnson; why he has permitted
the johnson managers and the Senator him
self to launch thunderbolt, after thunder
bolt at tho ml:tarist candidate without re-
ply, and how long il would be until the
worm would turn.
From the day when the exposure Of tho
size and sources of the Wood campaign
money was brought about the johnson
orators and statementeers have directed
their attention to the general They have
laid down barrage after barrage, and tho
general Heoms to have amiably received
their fire. withholding his own either
through lack of ammunition or fear of q
more murderous fusillade. But it appears
that this attitude OF meekness has been
abandoned. The time appears to have come
when the Wood people will turn savagely
upon Johnson and blow him out of the
campaign If high explosives Will do the
work This is indicated by blast which
has Just been issued by the Wood people
in the form OF series of questions put
to Johnson.
>OThand. these questions may seem TO be
but the fire OF skirmshers since the gem
eral himself is not their author, but Il may
be assumed that he knows all about them
anu III tiute ne personally VIII CaallenSe
the Californian and expose all the latter's
weaknesses, his vagaries and his political
sins. He will do this no matter what the
effect of 1t may be on tho general election.
understanding, as he must, that the NOrem-
Der result cannot deeply interest him il
the June result is unfavorabe. Briefly
summarized, the Wood questions are:
Are you, Hiram Johnson, In favor OF
prohibition or was your yote for tho eigh-
,onf Jr1l,&
act mere camounage. designed TO deceive
the drys without alternating the vets, who
compose so large part OF the California
electorate?
Do you believe in government ownership
of railroads or do you believe in adequate
government regulation with private owner
ship? You are recorded in the Senate on
February 10, 1918, as advocating the per-
manent ownership of the raieonds by the
Federal government.
Do you believe sin the private ownership
OF street car lines and other municipal
utilities. or do you believe in municipal
ownership OF them. as indicated by yDur
speeches?
Have you given encouragement to the
outlaw railroad strike and have you in
your speeches sought 10 make political capt.
tai out of the radicalism which manifested
itself in the calling Of these strikes?
Are YOU 100 per cent American and il
so why Is it that you have attracted 10
your support the pro-German vote of the
country, the I. w. W. vote, the Bolshevist
vote, and the Communist vote in all the
large cities?
These are pointed questions and the
answers to them will make interesting
reading If Senator Johnson consents to pay
attention to them. He may wait until the
general himself has repeated them. then
confide his replies to his conntrymen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26
A Duration OF Pride.

10th Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
Sir In regard TO your editorial in this
mornings paper on the question of the Fed
erai government providing n suitable sum for
the PROVISIONING OK Confederate veterans I
would like 10 recall the old Southern Pride .
During the Wsr Between the States u south
crner would rather have starved than accent
:nyth.ng f;"n, a Damn Yankee" and 1t seems
phrahe. and IL now stands Damn Republican"
j: the state th!t these men fought for cannot
provide a rcnSion for them in their old age,
IT. would hartiy seem-an example OF the old
Southern Price To accept support from those
Whom they TtEEG against IL is also only
natural FOR the Federal government TO provlde
for th0s. men who fought for the stars and
Stripes rUlher than for those who fought for
he stars AID Bars and FOR those who rtught
To uphold Thc Union rather than those Who
fought for their STATE. which today is nor pro-
vding adequate pensions for its soldiers
Hazel. ALLAN
Richmond. Va. April "a 1890
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-26

100 per cent increase in the assessed
valuation OF his property was the penalty
imposed by the City Council OF Detroit on
the owner of a nine-family apartment house.
accused by his tenants of increasing his
rents from S42 to $50 month. That is no
punishment. Out of the increased rent the
proflteering owner can pay the additional
tax and still retain an cxorbitant profit