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that by the taxation Of business profits and the direct
collection of the tax before distribution of the profits,
the collection of the Federal in this very i'm
portan branch will be simplihcd and facilitated and
the expense of collection very materially decreased
This will also permit of the smphcation OF the per-
sonal income tax and the reduction of the rates to
more temperate levels, and contribute in large
to the placing Of Federal fiscal policy upon per-
manent and productive basis 1t is imperative that the
subject of reform and revision be considered
in its entirety, and that policy be formulated with
the whole subject in view. The amendment or atera-
ton, so-called smpliheaon of the present law on
income and profits taxation will this PURPOSE
There must be and original formulation of the
revenue law on these subjects, guided of course by
all experience and information apob the general sub
ject which is available in records of the Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
CONTINUED FROM PAGE TEN.

In order to insure maximum irrigation develop
ment on both sides of the river reduce damage from
floods and stabilize the boundary line between the
two countries, new treaty should be made doing
away with the present fallacy OF river navigation and
providing for the joint construction and use of stor-
age reservoirs on the Rio Crande and its tributaries
and for the equitable distribution of the entire water
supply, due regard being given to present and pros
psive agricultural development and of water
supply.
ME Stste Of California has dscovered,the sure way
Of Anlercanizing the foreigners in the State
who belong to the white They have taken all
natonalities, English French, Swedes, Finns Chill
cans, Hungarans, natives of almost all the countries
Of Europe and South America. and given them COM
objective, equal chance, on fair basis Of
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

CRNOR Don Luis lllaues who has been counsellor
- of the Chilean embassy here for the last two
years and whose successor, Senior Don Carlos Castro
Ruiz, former Chilean consul general arrived here re-
Gently has been promoted to the post OF charge
dafaires OF the Chilean legation in Japan and will
sail from San Francisco in about three weeks 70 take
his duties.
Senor Ilanes is expert on financial matters,
having been connected for with the treas
secretary of the treasury. He has also represented
his government at several European congresscs-the
congress on commercial statistics which met in RrIs
sells in 1912 and the congress customs regulations
in Paris in 1913 He also secretary to the Chilean
section OF the Inter American high commission having
attended the penary session OF the commission at its
first hearing in Buenos Aires in 1916 While in Paris
a degree was conferred him by the University Of
the Sorbonne.
Senor Castro began his in the ministry OF
foreign affairs and during the war, under
of state called on to handle many important af
decorated by number OF foreign governments, h,nors
being given him. by the kings Of Great Britain, Spain
and Italy, the Emperor OF Japan and the Pope Before
the he had been decorated by the Emperor of
Austria Hungary. Several years ago he was the
Chilean commercial attache in New York and the
CONNER -ial advisor to the embassy here in Wash
ington
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
CURRENT TOPICS OF WIDE INTEREST
Cooperation of Czemy Urged BY Hoouer Combat Depression

@o-oPERATION by every citizen will measure
~ the speed with which emerge from the
prent industrial depression declared Herbert Hoover
lastweek speaking before the American Manufacturers
Export Association. Our interests are inextricaby
bound up with those of nations whose finances are in
critical shape and the business community here must
interest itself in those nations struggling with fs-
cal and financial policies. il we do not wish to pay
thousandfold for the lack of interest by the loss of
our export markets and the Unemployment OF our
people he said ~
With regard to the work Of the unemployment
conference Mr.. Hoover made clear that chief func
ton was to take OF unemployment during the
coming winter
"Ai the wisdom on earth on this subject" he
stated will not cure the distress in time to prevent
unemployment this winter and the main object of this
conference and the. firm obligation of the American
people-is to take care Of it,"
Mr. Hoover saw an Improvement in the financial
situation and regards the commodity crisis passed.
Thanks to- the Federal reserve system this is the first
time in our history that have passed such crisis
without panic. We ard today in the early spring.
time Of recovery for haye come into the period of
easiereredits This well marked by the rise in the
price Of bonds the fall Federal reserve and interest
rates generally The buying power of the South has
been lifted .1is3
4 do not WISH however to be misunderstood to
say that we are on the threshold of any BOOM" he
declared we have long way to go to get back to
economic stability. We have yet to go through with
much readustment in price levels but we arc definitely
on the road Except for foreign business in agri-
cultural produce there but little satisfaction in the
position OF our foreign trade The first obstruction to
ITS recovery the disastrous effects of the violent uc
tuations in foreign exchange There can be no hope
OF stability in any Of the worlds exchanges so long as
imitation continues in considerable part of the world
III the unemployment conference can help in a
solution OF these world problems Secretary Hoover
concluded we will again have demonstrated the ability
OF the American people to these great issues
without plngng into the vicious circle OF does and
generalization that has been the only resort of Europe
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
CONTINUED FROM PAGE SEVEN

sound reasons fpolcy why earnings in of the
normal general average of business returns should
be subjected to somewhat higher taxes
nY the additional graduated tax of 10 per cent
~ maximum profits above 100000 and the
additional tax Of per cent profits IN Of
percentum the returns above operating outlay, both
the trusts and monopoes and the prohteers would be
subjected to temperate increases of taxation all Of
which would have a wholesome effect upon the bus-
Of the country, well desirable augmentation
IN We Federal revenues,
The changes suggested in the methods Of taxing
the profits OF business not radical punitive in
their natdre but tend equaize the and eliminate
determinations praeticed which result in fragrant
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

Oxides OF nitrogen developed also in other in
dustres than mining and have a deeterious effect
individuals breathing them for any length OF time.
Nitrous fumes intensely poisonous and said to
be the most treacherous OF all gases In a million
parts Of air the OF $50 of the fumes will
kill certain small animals quickly while atmosphere
containing but sevenyeght parts of the gas per million
can be borne by human beings for than half
san hour. .E...
A method for the determination of oxides of
nitrogen of the noxious gases sometimes formed
after blasting in metal mines has been developed by
the Bureau of Mines, by of which as low as
ten parts of the gas in million parts of air may be
detected -
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09

The Paraguayan exchange has been Auctusting from
1865 to Ia Paraguayap to Argentine paper peso
There is belief that it may reach lS to l.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-09
President Given Medal.
.HE' handsome gold medal which was pres
i to President Harding several days ago il

THE handsome gold medal which presented
L to President Harding several days ago in be-
half of the Costa Rican government by the minister
: of that country. Or: octavio Beeehe. bore
side Spanish inscription announcing thai il in
commeoration Of the tooth anniversary Of the inde-
pendence Of Central America. On the other side
aegorical figure of Liberty holding aloft stream
bearing the single word "Libertad. while inscribed
around it were the words Central America free and
independent" "'-
The medal contained in rich morocco leath-
er case engrossed in gold with the coat of arms of
Costa Rica. 1t accompanied by diploma signed
by President Acosta and the secretary of state of
Costa Rica, stating the purpose OF the presentation
to President Harding.
The ceremony at the White House was informal
Similar medals, authorized by the Costa Rican
National Assembly, are to be presented to the Pres
dents of the other Central American republics and to
Secretary Hughes. ...... f..
y About 100 students and teachers principally from
the southern portion Of the United States attended
the summer COURSE for foreigners which was insugu-
rated by the National University at Mexico City this
year. The expenses of the have been pract-
cally covered by the matrculaton fees and the Mex
federal government is making up the small deficit
1t. is announced that the summer school viii be con-
Quoted again next year, when much larger attend
ance than this year is expected .r
The municipal government of Mexico City has
been undertaking extensive repairs in the capital and
the somewhat rundown condition due to revolutionary
periods is much improved, according to official
advices received here. Since the first of the year
paving work has been done the streets of
Mexico City, is announced, than by all of the
nicipal administrations of the previous four years
Special attention was devoted to this work during
the
held during this past month Et., 4 ...'.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-28
commonwealth OF Virginia,
Office of the
SUPERINTENDENT of rnhllc rrin,inn

superintendent OF Public Printing.
SEA- n'ih nm, M o Va; AIEust 20. 1877.
csiyed AT THIS OFFICE: mntn IL N. OF
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ), 1921, for
the pRlNTiNG, BINDING. RULING,
etc. for the state Of Virginia for one
year from October !, 1921.
Printed schedules, showing in dc.
tail the clnssifications. on which all
hlds VIII be required To be made. will
be furnished TO bidders on applica-
ton.
Contractors VIII he required TO en-
ter into bond with security, 10 be np-
proved by the Secretary OF the Com
full execution of their contracts.
The right IL reserved OF rejecting
any or Mi bids and the work will be
awarded in such lots or portions ms
the Superintendent may deem proper,
All bids to be enclosed in sea led
envelopes and to be plainly marked
Proposals or Printing and PRO
posa!s for Binding"
superintendent OF Public Printing.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE re-
cciS ed at the SAME TIME AND
PLACE for furnishing the following
papers for the use OF the Common
wealth:
$50 nEAms l7x22 II lb. Canary
Writing.
259 KEAMs 17x2s ao,= ID. Fiat.
2j0 REAMS I.M22 - 10. Flat.
Ledger.
$50 nEAMs likes 26h Id. No.
$50 REAMs No. Bond. assorted
weights. sizes and colors.
800 REAMS No. !: Bond. assorted
weights, sizes and colors.
80. REAMS 3sXis 97ia lib. No. >
2.5to REAMS 25x3s-50 No. 6. & 6.
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.ecdcd. and to be paid for as de-
100 REAMs ssx5o-l2o No. ! Coated
Book for Annual Bulletin. Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture. 10 be delivered
100000 second Sheets. sMxiI.
wrapped in packages OF 5oo-No.
Canary Writing. IL 10. basis.
Papers. etc. TO be delivered at such
times. in such quantities. and into
such places as the superintendent may
direct without charge for freight or
drayaSe.
bidders will furnish samples of
size and weights advertised for. The
bids.
All bids to be inclosed in sealed
enveiopes and to be plainly marked
Sote.--Bids for paper will be opened
at the pleasure of the superin-
tcndcnt.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received at the SAM; TIME AND
PLACE for furnishing Incidental Of
flee STATIONERY supplies. consisting OF
PENS. PENCILS. INK, RUBBER
BANDS, etc, etc.
All bids TO be made upon blanks
to be furnished by the Supcrintend-
cnt OF l'ublic Printing and to he in
closed in sealed envelopes marked
proposal for Furnishing Stationery
Supplies"
DAVIS BOTTOM
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
Aug. 26-2S-30; Sept. 1-3-5-7.
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DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

To the Creditors OF WALTER T..
Frayscr X Co. Of Richmond in
IN" County of IIcnrico and Dis
trict Aiorcsai d--iIaukrupt:
Notice Is hereby given that on
August 20, lJ2l. the said WALTER
frayscr ~ Co.. WAS daily ndjudicatcI
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
OF his creditors Will be held In my
onicc. Rooms lllS-ill3 Mutual Build
ing. Richmond. Va. on the 9TH DAY
or SEPTEMBER. 1921. at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon. at which time the
said creditors may attend. prove their
claims. appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
TIIoS. y. SNEAD.
Referee in bankruptcy.
August 81. 1921.
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Trustees Auc ion
Sale
GOOD JACKSON WARD PROPER
TIES, nos. lbs AND ll23 BROOM
AVENUE,

AVENUE.
by virtue OF n certain decd Of
trust. dated May IL. 1915, ana duly
recorded In the clerks office OF
n!chinond Chanccry Court in ID. n.
49, paIe 2ia, default having been
OK ne debt secured thereby. and hav-
ing been required by the bcnctcinrv
therein SO 10 do. ] viii. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 80. 1921.
AZ O'Clock J.. Nj,
on inc premises, proceed TO sell the
ioii0winS described real estate:
~ nose Two certain lots OF land
w., M" ,,; az improycmcnts thereon. in
s,ri, 10y OF richmond. Virginia. de-
ST-COmmcncing nj /, min, n,
me east line Of Brook Aven,i" a1h
rect inches south OF ErnnLin
,t thence running southwardIv
Hiu fronting on the east linz n,
ihenco venue i6 feet Inches,
i ~ fcet TO an alley 30 feet WIZ
Br0ok Avenue. 40 ilia
ScCOND-Commcncin "a,
on, me east line OF i:rook Avrnmc
,ba, .ecl south of Franklin Strrct
thence hack castwnrdi,. =" rect,
pr.hiiel lines, 40 feet To m III.
nrnn,, u,WeilinS thereon. No. 1854
!, , IhS improvements consist M two
cacb So. with about six rooma
,y and Will pay well nc am n,
n' r,,i'i i or speculation. Earpain
TEXANS: Cash
j. ID. CARNEAy
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IT. rS Sou n nrs on; OF work ana want Inn
wanted adj FOR you free OF charge A. ~
at Inc bispatch omr>
To use these Want Ads ia TO be sure of
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ihnEE- ROOM cottage, substantial OUT
buildings: good well: on four acres ~
ih nu: stop 1. Petersburg Pike. Tcl..
"a I.,.Tn. :Maalsoh s34e-J.
WILL. SELL to quick buyer, inv Groom
house. hath. electric lights: water in
h ha house Is foot barn. 75xl3s feet: two
tween stops and 5. Price s2,975
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HEATED FLAT.

ONE large unfurn!sh"d room and Kitchen
cttc. III private family. central W.
Grace Street. Including gas for cool.ng
electric lights, steam hca; and use OF
bath $3.50 per month. Address BSN
* 3oS, care The Dispatch.
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Real estate Tor iI>ci.amvc x,

FARM FOR CITY PROPERTY-yiji ,ra0o
farm OF about leo acres. situated in Flu.
Sahia county, about five mites from
nsot'sfiiie. Va. for city property. Farm
mas six-room dwelling. barn ana about
~ acres seeded in grass: nice lot of see
Qua Growth pine and large quantity OF
c4rdMood. c. Il. Dorrier. Scottsviile Va
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FOR SALE. broom siucco bungalow ard
t. lots adjoining. In iirS;-Cla.s order Viii
sell at IA bargain to quick buyer Must
De seen To be appreciated Sion - -
blocks 10 the left. Seven Pines cas- line
J. lie Gac;ani. Highland Springs Va
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HUCTfDSS-LECHLS
Legal SatIces

CREDITORS take notice. Abe Piotkln.
sol brook Avenue has sold ni. ,.,,,,.'r,
store TO julius Gross All bills due mus,
be presented not later than August 80
:or payment. tSignedi Julius H. Cross
UNITED STATES MARSHAI'S SALE
Eastern District OF virginia.
Ky Hlrtu" of order u! sale issued
out OF the United States Distric, Court
iSr the Eastern District OF Virginia ON
the l5th day ot August. 1871 notice II,
hereby given that ! viii sell by public
auction. for cash: on Monday the 18th
day OF August. 1921. at ~ O'Clock 81
at Bank Street entrance Post Once IiuiId. .
ing. Ia IN" ciiy. OF Richmond. Va. tho
steamer "Noscdalc,' her engines. builr-s
Gachi;.cry. boats. tackle. apparel nppurt.
cnauccs and furniture. she nov lies
at tho city wharf. Fulton Richmond Va
CHALLENGE q. SMIrHERs.
l.. :. Marshal
l,y J. G. EIIIDTT
Deputy United states Marshal
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S 4 RIO l. It's
NEW CATALOGUE.

Just out: thousands Of ;hiS coun;ry's
homcserkcrs VIII eagerly search :llis coin
pete. carefully selected. well Illustrated
assortment. equipped bargains now OF.
i"reu by our great organization through
other states and Canada. Farms on easy
terms. with stock. tools and crops OF.
steady jobs and bright fuiures. You will
read on page " of beautiful I5-acrc vii.
iaKe farm. S-room house. bath. running
water. Ji5 orange trees. 81 Japance chest
Euts. etc. only s1.+vo. easy terms Page
depot; good hunting. fishing. excellent coil
lots fruit. comfortable house. barn only
acres. pair horses. cows vehicles. Inn
plcments. 100 acres tilIaEe: :-story house
:0-cow barn. etc. all for 2.SD1: only $50
down More than 100 for $3.50 and less
This book has enormous international cir
Cuiati Only l25.Gl0 CORES now avail
able: get yours today. STROU'r FARM
AGENCY. l2io Il. l.. Graham Bldg. Jack
Fla
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale s3
CHARMING HOME IN IDEAL.

CHARMING HOME IN IDEAL.
COUNTRY.
Farm of about 90 acres In Albc-
marie County. Blue Ridge foot hills
over 100 bearIns apple trees. 100
acres bottom land. Great orchard
possibilities. H-room house. electric
lighted, heated. baths: water
throughout the house. Gentlcman's
home and 'front.' making cuaibincd
Must he seen to be Appreciated
Let us show to you.
RICHMOND TRUST co, REAL
ESTATE DEPARrM ENT.
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FOX SAl;E-A real farm bargain: 100 acres
OF land in Powhatun in high stni" az
cultivation. with two dwellings, thrc"
barns. good orchard. Price. $500. Ii
hou want bargain ;,ct uuick A. n,
lhisrinann. 20 North Ninth Street. Mad.
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Noticed That Up Date Advertisers Use Several Every Day
REAL ESTA7E FOR RENT
ApartlncntS and Flats

FOUR ROOM FLATS, iocstcd near CHIN.
borazo ParS: brick construction: Tiled
path: electric lights; separate en-
mediate possession. Morton @. Thai.
himer. First National Bank Building
Phone Randolph IS.
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HOUSE OF rooms and LOG acres. within
fnFse mics OF iicwiett3 station. on this
y y. X. Il. Price. $1,000. on aImo,t
any any, terms tina: viii suit. the purch = ser
Win y per cent Geo. L. Crawford q
Co. S32 East Main Street
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ApAHrhENT TOR rent. three rooms. bath
and Kitchen entire year. Possession
after September list. West End. Address
4SH 49,. care The Dispatch.
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j. d. CARNEAL.
TrrGf.o
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REAL EsTlTE FOR SALE
Suburban for Sale

CHESTER. NA.-For sale or rent nice
nome In CHESTER. rooms good and
nice rooms in basement: line shade and
water garden etc. Box III. Chester. Va.
HIGHLAND pARK-Ncw Groom, strictly
block from park. Small cash payment.
balance easy, Sec chas. +. Ruchrmund.
loom 20. Allison building. sos IL East
PETERSHURG PlKE--Housc and two lots
Tor sale. Stop 3; one block from car
line. Equipped with electric lights. Pc
tcrsburE Pike. }. X. Tuck.
CHOICE lots in StOnewa!l Court, Cary
street Road. from owner. Box ID 9i3.
care The Dispatch.
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BY J. d. cARNEAL & Sons,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
DIVORCE
WILL BE HEARD
|NOPEN COURT
Singers Counsel Ask to Have
(. Part Of TsIIegen's. Reply Null
lifted for Frivolity. ~;

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Lou Tel.
iegen's suit for separation from Ger.
aldine Farrar and her counter-action
for divorce will be heard before a
jury in open court. II the declared in
tention of ccunsed for each side is
carried out.
Both Samuel Untermyer. represent
ing Miss Farrar. and Arthur e.
Schwartz. counsel for Tellegen, said
after hearing on a preliminary ac-
ton before Justice Wagner in cham
beers yesterday that they would insist
upon open court proceedings.
The motion was brought UP by Mr..
Untermyer ito have treated as n
nullity on the ground of being frivo-
lous and a sham" part of Tellegen's
reply to his wife's counter claim. II
did not appear on the calendar Of
the supreme court yesterday morn
ing. but was called by the clerk
in chambers.
AS soon as Justice Wagner makes
his decision. Mr.. Schwartz said he
would move to have Tellegen's suit
with Miss Farrar's ac-
ton. Mr.. Untermeyer is expected to
oppose this motion.
Because of the great number OF
legal points involved in the two
suits one lawyer working on the
case yesterday expressed the opinion
that 1t would not be ready for trial
within a year.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
| |[C)|dlRY4
Says a Lot Of Us Are on the Road to Success
but We Stop in at Too Many Of the
VIZ Road Houses.
BY JOHN p. MEDBURY.

BY JOHN p. MEDBURY.
: Old age is something that a young
fellow has TO wait q long time to get.
It's usually assick man who lives the
longest. There are so many patent
medicines on the market II takes him
years to try them all.
The doctor tells you that you only
have two years to live: then you live
fifteen years and make a fool out OF
the doctor.
One man said he was going TO pass
hundred mile stones, but somebody
moved the mile stones.
He as on the road to a hundred, but
he stopped in at too many roadhouses.
Some wise guy starts 70 write 2
book on How to Live to BE Ninety.
and then he dies before he finishes the
book.
Old age creeps TO some Of us. but to
others 1t gallops.
They say that to reach seventy-five
you've got to live clean. Who wants
to live that long II you've got to spend
your life In a bathtub?
: We're given an average time to live
so that we can take our time In seeing
everything. Some guys see II all In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06

TO President Harding that he urge
Congress to appropriate enough money
10 finance the purchase of food and
supplies for immediate relief of the
Russian people. Such a proposal was
under consideration today.
Senators and Congressman were I'm
pressed with the story they heard to-
day from former Gov. James p.
Goodrich of Indiana. lust back from
Russia. after six weeks study of the
famous area.
Governor Goodrich said that unless
Russia is helped now, a substantial
part Of the more stable element among
the population-those who pursue
farming for livelihood-will be liter
ally wiped out through starvation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-06
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