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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
Supreme Courts Decision on
Stock Distribution Will Cost
Government Millions
MUST RETURN THE TAXES
internal Revenue Bureau Finds
1t Has Taken in Many Taxes
Which 1t Must Refund

washington, Mar. S.--As a result OF
supreme court holding today thai
corporation dividends distributed in
the form of stock do not constitute
income and therefore are not subject
, TO federal income taxes, the govern
hhent must return a large amount OF
money already collected and sustain
great loss in future collection. Large
| financial interests are affected md
numerous stock dividends of renero,s
proportions are expected to be de-
clared soon
Stock dividends may not be taxed
as income. the supreme court held
IN declaring unconstitutional the pro-
VISIONS of the 1916 income tax act
taxing as income such dividends de-
| clared by corporations out of earnings
, and profits accruing after March /.
1913
Under the courts ruling the. federal
government must refund millions OF
dollars in taxes collected on stock div
idends since the 1916 law became ef-
fective. Internal revenue bureau Of
f1clals said today the exact total of
! the refunds could not be estimated
at this time and that it would not be
known until all claims had been filed
and computed.
The court upheld federal court de-
Holmes and Day joining in one dis
senting opinion and Justice Brandeis
and Clark in another
Justice Pitney in rendering the
courts opinion said stock dividends
are no more than book adjustment.
and do not change the natural char
acter, mutual relations or interests OF "A
corporation.
The could upheld federal court de-
crees denying the authority of con-
gress to tax stock dividends and
awarding to Myrtle III. Macomber ST.
367, which she had paid under protest
on 1,100 shares of new stock received
in January 1916 as a stock dividend
from the Standard on company of
California. The case was one of q
series in which ]. p Morgan, HERNIA,
L. Pratt and others had questioned
the validity of the act
Court officials said the case was one
of the most important at this term and
determination of the question affects
thousands of investors.
] New York, Mar. S.-Erroneous re-
ports issued by financial news tickers
| that the United States supreme court
had declared stock dividends taxable
took Wall-st by surprise today and
1 thuSSo IcdFy SSllAng OF the general
list. Reactions of 2 to IL points from
the high prices of the morning were
made by all the active issues. notably
general motors, crucible steel. Amer
lean wooien, Mexican petroleum Bald
win locomotive and Atlantic Gulf.
/ The market made full recovery when
it was found that taxation of stock
dividends as income had been declared
unconstitutional
Crucible steel dropped from 1875 TO
! 191 then jumped to 205 when the err
;roneous reports were corrected. Gen
eral motors broke from 275 to 2e4 and
rallied to 2791z.
/ Brokers were unable TO take care
| of selling orders before the excite
ment abated. The reaction was so
rapid that when Crucible was at 1872
one trader ordered 500 shares bought
/ at the market and had to pay 20f.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09

London, Mar. S.-While definite news
of allied occupation of Constantinople
is still awaited, it is stated in some
quarters that this operation is rendered
all the more inevitable owing to in
formation that Mustapha Renal Pasha,
the Nationalist leader<is strengthening
his forces on Asia Minor and that
Turkish bands are concentrating in
Eastern Thrace in eontrayention to the
terms of the armistiee.
In the absense of an official an
nouncement, contradictory rumors are
current concerning the respective at
titndes of Great Britain, France and
Italy toward coereive steps. While it
is declared on one hand that the de-
cision to occupy the city was taken
collectively and that British troops
Were chosen solely because they We're
nearest, another version is that Great
Britain took the decision alone and
completely surprised France and Italy
by communicating it.
a In quarters where this view is held
it is said the French government is not
likely to withhold cooperation par
,ticularly now that the French losses
in Cilicia are known to the French
people. but that Italy is reluctant for
several reasons anad has not yet agreed
10 take part.
Aean~hise the naiF.Ss Mail. feitefat-
ing emphaticaily that occupation has
been decided upon says that in addi-
tion TO the British forces in the neigh
borhood Of Constantinople further
forces will be moved thither for the
British army of the Black sea-
Premier Lloyd George announced in
the house of commons today that
prompt measures had been taken by
the French government to send rein
forcements to General Gouraud, COM
mander in chief of the French forces
in Inc east for the purpose Of re-es-
tablishing his position and preventing
further attacks on Armenians.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
BARRETT TELLS
OF old LEAGUE
Declares United States Active
Factor so Years in Peace of
Western Hemisphere

Nashville. March S.-The United
States has been for thirty years and
is now an active member of a great
official league of nations, which is
constantly at work, and a powerful
and permanent factor in preserving
the peace of the western hemisphere.
the facts of this league and its future
possibilities. whether the United
States should or should not enter
the new world league. were brought
out by John Barrett, director general
of the Pan-American Union, and for
mer United States minister to Argen-
tina, Panama and Colombia, in an ad-
dress delivered tonight before the
Southern Christian Citizenship con-
ference. He said, in part:
'In the worldwide discussion of the
peace treaty and the proposed league
of nations, it has not been fully ap-
pceciated that there is an existing,
working and practical American league
OF nations which was organized nearly
thirty years ago, but had its greatest
activities during the last fifteen years.
The very fact that there has been no
war between any two American re-
publics since it began its labors is
evidence of it's usefulness. The more
important fact that its moral Influence
has undoubtedly been a strong agency
in preventing six, and possibly more.
wars between American countries,
makes it all the more worthy of study
and general recognition. The vast
work 1t has done in educating and in
forming the American governments
and peoples about each other has un-
questionably been a mighty influence
in preventing war and preserving
peace among them.
The building up OF intimate ac-
quaintance, abundant intercourse and
large commerce between countries are
most powerful factors in preventing
wars between nations and peoples and
maintaining permanent coalitions OF
peace. The Pan-American Union has
been the leading influence during the
last thirty years throughout the west
ern hemisphere in promoting acquain-
tance, intercourse and commerce be-
tween the United States and its sister
American republics.
while the Pan-American Union is
mot binding, compulsory league de-
pendent upon hard and fast treaties,
it's voluntary character, cheerfully re-
by all the American republics, gives
il great moral influence. There is al
ways the dominant thought in its de-
liberations and action that no two
of its twenty-one constituent nations
should go to war against the viii OF
the other nineteen. This union. OF
league, has so developed the spirit OF
solidarity, cooperation and mutuai
helpfuIness that it makes war repug-
aant to every country.
This union has a unique suprehe
council in the form of it's governins
board, composed of the secretary %
state of the United States ana tne
diplomatic representatives, or Als
twenty Latin American countries II
meets the first "Wednesday OF each
month around an oval table IN lhe
beautiful Pan-American buiioihs,
ybici, i'm itself is temple Of peace
and progress. and there considers the
Questions and problems Of this union
re- 9-r<of srsyed On Pane TWos)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
ALLIES OCCUPY
TURK CAPITAL
General d'Esperey Has a Divis-
ion of French Troops Besides
English and Italians
TURKS GAIN IN STRENGTH
London Is Worried Over Situa-
tion and Lloyd George Re-
ports Troops Are in Motion

Paris, Mar. s-Constantinople is ac-
tually occupied by allied troops under
provisions of the armistice it is pointed
out by the Petit Parisien this morning,
which says that city is the head
quarters of General Franehet d'Es-
percy, and there are in the city one
division and one brigade of French
troops, or about $4,000 or 10000 men.
In addition there are in CONSTANT
nople one regiment of Italians and a
battalion of British troops, and there
are other British forces in the region
of the straits. A British division is
spread over Anatolia between Scutari
and Brusa, While the French have a
division in Western Thrace, the news
paper says.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
FORESTRY SERVICE
HEAD HAS RESIGNED

Washington, March S.-Henry
S. Graves, head of federal fores-
try service, has resigned it be-
came known today but the date
the resignation will be effective
is not announced. Poor pay of
scientific men in the government
service is given as the reason.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
RAILWAY WORKERS
FAIL TO AGREE

Chicago, Mar. s.-Delegates repre-
sentfnu almost four hundred thousand
failed to reach a decision today on
railway maintenance of way workers
whether to call a strike 10 enforce
vase demands or join other brother
hoods In giving the new railway law
q trial
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
MIAMI CRUISERS
WILL RUN OVER

Miami, Fla. March S.-Dissatisfac-
ton among owners of express cruisers
that raced here last week led the
racing committee TO announce that
five races viii be run over, starting
Wednesday. a piece of flannel wrap
ped around the timing apparatus of
the Altonia. owned by a. c. Newby. of
indianapolis. which forced the boat
TO drop out. led 70 considerable talk
OF foul play.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
HARD COAL MINERS
PRESENT DEMANDS

New York. Mar. s.--Union represent
atives Of hard coal miners viii for
maliy present demands to anthracite
coal operators Of PENNSYLVANIA here
in wages, a six-hour day. fixe-day
week. improved working conditions.
fun union recognition and other
changes
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
OVER BORDER FLYERS
BE COURTMARTIAIED

Ell Paso, March s.-Lieutenants
Usher and Wolf, American avia-
tors, who recently returned from
Mexico, after an enforced stay
of more than a month, will be
courtmartialed. it was announced
at military headquarters today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
SPEAKER GILLETTE
WILL TAKE REST

Washington. Mar. 4 - Speaker Gill
lefte informed The house today his
physician had advised him to take a
rest The house granted his request
He will be authorized TO appoint .
speaker protempore.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-03-09
new REVOLT IN
HONDURAS Wins
Members of Congress Stage
Pitched Battlei in Council
Chamber, Killing Twenty

San Salvador Mar S.-A dispatch
from Tegucigalpa says that as the
Honduran revolutionary forces have
fled into Nicaragua, the government of
Honduras has set at liberty all po-
litical prisoners.
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biirfte IN bteler Stnlt6t fetne 0enbung
gum 8e1ieren 5u ertparten iein. Drum
{ab ii6 ste 8e1i iammlung Der Bertrez
ter, a1 benen au6 0feo. 9obn bon bter
eeb1rte, gen0tt9t, 6teien @6rttt gu tll11,
9entj6e Gemeinben tpie btsber.
G8 mu1be ieboe6 IN ser Beriamm un9
pieberbolt borauf btngemteien, bab ftr
Me6{el Sic @tellung Der beut{@en Gez
n1etnben in Der &onferen5 nt6t na6z
teilig beet11fluien lperbe. 9ter nrlo oo
biirfte allerbingS etne 8eretntgung bon
atpei fletnen @emei11ben erfolgen, pte
!. s.. IN @leepp @pe. Nber an9 tn
bie{en f5dllen lptrb bafiir geiorgt er=
Ben, bab Ser @eiitlt6e etner iol6en per=
einisten @emetnbe fdbts TT, In. ben bet
SEN IN betra6t fommenben 9pra9en,
amerifanil6 ln1b beuti6, gu preotger.
g(uf SEN fSortbe lta11b ber bte1tgen Wfetboz
oiitenfir6e bletbt Der 8ei6lnb obne
ieben @tnflnb.
gu erpkes @ebtet+
Dte @t. Yauler Gerfanmlung lpra@
fid) qeaen etnen anberen tbr nnterbretz
teten Bor19lag al1S, Ser oabtn gtng,
cine 8ereinteung NIT Der noroneitlt9e11
oeut1den &o11feren5 Der metbobtitti6en
@ptsfopaiftrde s1 betperfitelltsel1. Wfan
lpar beSbalb geeen etne berarttge Ver=
binbung, neil 1nart befiir6tete, oaS pom
ben bei6en &onfere115e11 llmfobte 9ebtet
iei au 9rob. Die =1orbpeitlt6e &onfe=
ren5 bebrt ii6 nan1lt6 iiber Ste 9taaten
Soma, @iibzDafota nnb Settle BON m
Wt8con1in aus, pdbre1lo 5ur nDrblt6e11
&onferen3 Sic @taaten Mtnnelpto. yforo
Oafota nrb 3eile bon WtSconltn sez
bDren. Die gfa6tetle bteies 3niam=
men16luIleS >piirben ii6 belonbers 5l1r
3eit Ser allidbrli6en &onoenttonen
bemerfbar ma6e11, lpern bte Oelegterten
al oroben Neiien u11b erbeblt6 b0berer
NuSlagen ge5tnuneen ietn milroen.
Sic nDr6ltde beuti6e &onfere1l5 tptr1
I'M @eptember bieie8 Sabre6 tbre lebtf
eyabre8fonpention tn 6artbonlt abbal=
ten, tporauf lie IN oie Mtnnelotaer &ol1=
ferena aufgebt. 3a8 lette Wort IN
Ser Mnaeleoenbett tpiro bie I'M Wtat 1tatt=
ftnbenbe MIgenetne &onfere115 lpre9e11
Sic Sen in ct. Baul sefabten Se16lut
3u re6t erbeben 1ptrb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-09

Sic Stem lllmer edulbebDrbe be-
i6liekt IN ibrer Munats siituns am.
Wpntag, cine Mufbeiierlng npn 80
8rD5ent 81. getpdbre1, 9eutfder
11nterri6t ipl tpteber in ben bret
pberiten @raben eineefiibrt iper=
Del1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-09
Mn Der Spit5e Der
&riegspeteraltetl

Curl y. 8arfpns aus Nfinneapplis
gum Brdjibenten Der ,,@prlb War
8eterans," npn MinneiDta gemdblt.
Mfinneapplts bleibt Sit Der Ma=
tipnalprganiiatipn. Mebrere Be
tuerbaneen UNI bic &pnpenttDn I'm
nd9fen Sabre.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1920-04-09

g1a6 einem fur5en 8eiu6 bel biez.
fiQen Bertpanbte1n nnb 6reunben tit
Senrp Nble in Die 5eimat, @leepp Gpe,
3urudQefebrt.