The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-07-14
GIGANTIC GRAF R !
G 1 ! q I ! q I
HEADS I: CHARGED ]
Repub licali Senat or Makes
Sensatio nal Expose of
" orks Of D Democrats.
gO lNsP.!R q CT AIMED.
Subsidy e Dupont Interests
AIsoss Said 10 lave Made
Enorrn Profits
cD!N|s'P'!!RA CY CLAIMED

osSaid to Have Made
Enorr Profits.
WASHINGTON, JSus1 y IA.
somewhat sensation
1%characters against the Chemical
oundations the .. +. Dupont de
amo1rss Coz. and the Textile AZ
Sennte#bysSenat Moses, Repub-
siicans New Hampshire, Gin the
a prepared address in
zpppositfon to sthe5dye embargo pro-
vision the decentralization Tariff
SBi11. Senators M oses said these
were three factors
int %gigantis fraud he was OPP
posing and added:
These three are significantly
sssfnterlockedsin their related per-
sonneIEand tns th cir activities; and
sitFisH theyWhose subsidiaries, of
sficers sstockho obbyists paid
propagandists, and faxed and kept
ORGANIZATIONS have been the most
siYeGaxacarfous, and 1nsol-
entSof fall the profiteering crew
Who psrtin iously push this leg,
SenatorsM oses declared that
whateVerst the outcome of the gov
sseEnment proceedings against the
Chemical ACCUMULATION. he always
would sbelieYegit twas conceived In
conspfracyS and fostered by false
saspfracyswasSf formed by Francis P.
sHGaryin, Is presfd ent his assoc
n ciates4t ii theSof flee Of alien prop
serty&custod liam and certain of the
Observation-Disclosures Of the coun-
CallIng attent ton that the FOUL
organize in the win
Ter Of 1870 ,Senatcr M oses said
sonaFebruarys26 of that year, act
s5fngSS ecretarysPo1kS signedfan exc
EutiYe ord err ich had been
earefuI1y&prepared for his sigma
tnre.bys the found on, sau oriz-
ng1icensIngSof#s seized enemy pat
sents and trad emarks by the or
SEanfzatfon.NHe presented a N en-
a ton which
heEsnid shadsWith an unnamed fed
aral l9setting forth that Mi.
Polk who was acting In the ap-
sence In Europe of Secretary
andsPresid ent Wilson had
sexp1ained that he had signed the
derSn bon a Representations that
sfhe act on TO be taken was with
the full aapprova1 of the Federal
TadeSCommission,5 was IL
licensing the patents Eunfr- author
the Trading With the
s. =
sThesmemorandumSse forth also
sssf Hat nIr.SPo1kfs g med very much
and conferred with Of
trad commission
&and had timated very strongly
had been made the victim
:4of.g false epresentatfons to induce
signature to the executive or
oId#Property to Himself
week after the order was
signed, Senator Moses continued,
sSSMrs5Garyin became alien property
custodian8ands on April j sold to
S. himself Ssfor s$25Os000 property
wh6seS earning acity thus far
ndicates tito have been
manysmi11to ns.
Turnfngsto3wh he characterize
edgssasg theeorgySof falsehood with
(which the Chemical d foundation
Scamouf1aged its real . purpose,
observation-disclosures asserted that while
&sthe foundation had advertised
to carrysout$ education
alSpurpo is the field of chemis-
TRY itahads spent nearly S3OO,00O
lister the propaganda for
dyes embargo:,, He placed in the
record sasnumberof letters sent to
sindfvidualssan and 4organization over
SflieSScountr ysin wi ich there was
mad swhat the senator said was
t1es false claim that the foun-
government agency.
Senators Moses also introduced
ssEanumbera fsletters to show that
1.-THE Chenic Foundation agents
tiad8hads the b ureau of Education
y nm erafo rmersC Com missionerS C1ax-
distributegartic les about chem.
ssfstrySwrittensby R. r.. Rose of the
mica1sdepartment of the Du-
Dupont Graft Charged
C1fsthesE.sI.aD upontEd de Namours
$50 Senator IN oses declared that
4 people through advances
not only inanced the
nsthea tremendous extern
sesion 81 their business. but were
alsosWere ulcted by thegD
To an extent (which enabled he
Increase its plant
SValue to anssadmitteds 220,000.-
O1swhile at the same time TAX
Sfngout&netNprof which fnsone
yeara amounted&to to- $4,000, 000.'
HszchargedFsalso hat&of the $685.
$4,000 0aadYancedt the Duponts
duf1ng theSwar there RENAME ed
& sstssuurecoupedsn,So on Ju1y n 922
100
The senato asserted that the
and sAnil1ne
Coz. constituted the
monopolisticsf features Of the. dye
sfndustrySin;th this country, and thai
ompany5as ide from
enterings Into contract witt
Limit ed British scon'
Germ tod wide the world Tor tht
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