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BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER
THIS NEW HOME.

Five good-sized rooms and large sleeping
porch; front porch 20 feet long and feet
wide house 80 feet square; 900 square feet
floor space: large lot with several shade trees
I have installed features and fixtures that can
only be found in homes that sell for much
higher figure. This home was built by me to
please a man and wife that want a real high
class, complete home NJ n fair price. You will
enjoy inspecting it. There Is nothing lacking
SO, 750; reasonable terms. Located in Clar-
endon, Va, three miles from the White House !;
is minutes ride by trolley; one fare. Address
Box 1S3-A, Star office. Ice
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CHEVY CHASE-Detached Bungalow-SI3 $780,
$ o a
location aprea al low
space
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CORNER-$I2,25o~
7
You lok al not
il
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS-8 Rooms.
o section
o.
NORTHWEST-$75o Cash.
o we
ncled sleeping
MI. PLEASANT-$I4,5oo 800 Rooms and Baths
eroOms
NEW HOUSES-$6,25o.
buy
WILLIAM S. PHI LII FPS,
18th and K Streets Northwest. Phone Main 1000
ESTATE BOARD.
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Better Dav by Dav.
4-room cottage. so,7O0; $500 cash. $50 a
month.
1-room house, electricity and water. s.. $50;
$500 cash. Terms
4-room new bungalow. gas. electricity and
water. 5000: S10O cash and $50 a month
including interest
-Four broom new bungalows ami. S.. $50:
5000 cash and $40 month, including interest
H. {. MAINOR & CO.,
1916 33rd St. Mt. Rainier Nd. Phone
Hyattsville Exch 383-W
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sALE-sURURBAN PROPERTY.

s-R00M HOUSE, 23 II ACRES OF FERTILE
land ) miles from Highway bridge; this is
chance 10 buy right it must he sold to
settle an estate. North 1899
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sctfIe an PStltp. NnrII! IN!I
SEVERAL. SMALL TRACTS OF LAND NEAR
Kpnsington, $500 per acre mp. Terms. W. ].
INSTEAD KensingtCn. Nd. liz
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VIRGINIA SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
We buy and FeH Virginia suburban prop
erty; consult lis before bt wing or selling
+. G. GOODNOW COMPANY
729 18th st. NV. Phone Main 30I.
Virginia Office:
1o2 South ST. ASaph st. Alexandria. Va.
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CLARENDON, VA.
three blocks 10 line two blocks to bus
line; $500 cash and S45 per mo.
FORT MYER HEIGHTS.
Groom cottage: large lot; shade, fruit and
garage; vacant; move in; one block to car line
and two blocks to bus line. $3.50 cash and
S45 per Price, So $40
j rooms and bath; large corner lot: garage.
chicken house and Screenei-in porches; good
condition; right at line and not far from
bus line. Price, $4,000; cash, $780, and $40
per mo.
Phone Main $3.50 or Clar. 326.
Old Dominion Realty Co.
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MODERN 7-ROOM HOME
ONLY SEQ CASH

In best section of Lyon Park, va.-Seven
large rooms and reception hall. BATH gas.
electricity, hot-water heat. screens and
shades, oak floors. This thoroughly modern
home in attractive suburb, near trolley. can
be bought for only $3.50 cash and $50 month,
to include all interest. Exceptional opportuni-
ty Address Box 21-C. Star office.
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WANTED-INvEsTMENT PROP,

DEAL DIRECT WITH PURCHASER AND
eliminate having TO pay brokers commission.
VIII pay cash trade for very good business
properties showing excellent returns. Address
Rny &C Star office
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BOSS & PHELPS,
REALTORS.

SI4ooo-I6h ST. HEIGHTS.
situated detached honec t 81
swelp ned md
n
to
'front.' shrbe
Sooooo-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
and
SIC, 5oo-MT. PLEASANT
and In elem
condition throu
$I3yooorCLEVELAND PARK.
hotw
S1OSOO-TWO- FAMILY APARTMENT.
Unqueh
te water porcs
onl$
Soz5o-CHEVY CHASE.
the
a hghclns
onls
So2oo-GEORGETOWN.
bargain
of is
condition
BOSS & PHELPS,
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HOUSE AND q ACRES.


81 acres. room house; well. pump. beauti-
full shade trees around house and fruit: land
rolling and very suitable for early trucking
II miles from Washington. Near two state
highways Price. So. 800 81 900 cash Terms
o. b. ZANTZINGER.
Main 5371 90 10Th ST v w
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RAILSTON. VA.
TAKOlIA PARK HOMES

worth your inspection New bungalow, .
rooms and bath. oak floors. fireplace. ami.
81, 500: $3.50 cash. only SO per month. g
rooms and bath, sleeping porch. ami. ST. .5o0
$3.50 cash, $50 per month. New semi-bunga-
low, District side. extra large rooms. fire
place. oak BOors. $500; easy terms. Z rooms
and bath, h:-w.h., paved St, $500; terms.
rooms and bath. h.-w.h-, paved St, near
both car lines: priced for quick sale. 10
rooms and baths, h.-w.h., garage for 3 cars
District side. Si4 600: easy terms.
q. W. VAN WAGNER,
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park d. e.
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ANOTHER BARGAIN.
acres of land. 10-room house, ami; fruit
trees shade trees and grape arbor; chicken
house, 2-car garage, large barn. This place is
fenced in and is the highest elevation in north
east. This place has to be seen to be appre-
ciated. Two hundred yards from District line
on Easton ave. Bring your deposit. We mean
business. Our car is at your service. Phone
Main 1890.
NEAR BUREAU OF PRINTING AND EN-
Ing, No rscs 90 hod 6rick house
and very reasonable monthly payments.
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
b14-5I5-518 Bond Bldg.
14th & M y. Ave. :.
Main 442.
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SIXTEENTH STREET
EXCLUSIVENESS
sTRrcT1oN AND APPoiixrMENTs. MOD. MOD.
ERATE PRICE.
with genuine fireplace. French doors TO com.
nodious dining room. French doors to bright.
modern ksahes 1
complete tiled baths. large closets. finished
attic. Ideal hot-water heating system. Pitts
and bath. Three-car built-in garage Spacious
lawns.
ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
Visit Our Exhibit House,
42o5 10th St. NV.
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL Bpm
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
el4 n. I. AVE. FRANKLIN 114o
Mr.. WARDMAN PIX. HOTEL
New Groom home. combining the latest in
construction and appointments with this ideal
location. Moderately priced at s12. $50. In
spect and he convinced Of its desirability and
THE Joseph SHAPIRO CO. s14 N Y AVE.
Distinctive Residences
for Discriminating
Colored Folks
This group of attractive Homes is in
most desirable location
Columbia NOdu
(BETWEEN SHERMAN AVE. AND
GEORGIA AVE.)
You won't find a House more to your
liking matter how carefully sou look.
These Homes have everything in them
that contribute TO comfort and economy
OF housekeeping. There are many decided
advantages in locating here that you won't
be able to appreciate without making q
personal inspection
Sample Home,
7S3 Columbia Rd. NV.
Six rooms. bath; front and back porches;
hardwood floors; hotwater heat.
Open for inspection day and evening.
Reasonable Prices.
B. B. PINN,
Owners Representative.
7I2 Kenyon St. NV.
Phone Col. 58I7.
COLORED.
Ready to move in on first payment.
Now Vacant.
Just painted. papered and repaired through
out Just like new.
Monthly Payments,
SOS.
Small cash payment.
Located on New Jersey ave. NV. close to the
post office. Union station and government
printing office.
ALEX. S. CLARKE, JR.,
1888 G. St. NV.
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ton him about his affairs.
You see," he explained, "all this
happened after Hobo Bill came into
our lives, and I've always believed
that he gave the tip that was re-
sponsible for our rise to greatness.
The bell of the telephone jingled,
and Morton interrupted himself to
answer the call.
Yes. Doctor" he said; then re-
luctantly, as he turned round eyes
toward Kelsey, "Ye-es-- Yes, he's
here, Doctor" After a moment, he
hung up the receiver
TITS Bristow," he said: "he wants
to see you in his office right away"
Kelsey flung himself out of Nor
tons room and downAthe hall to meet
his anticipated wigging
Sleek and shining, Bristow lounged
on the hearth rug, looking down into
The clear flame Of a brentwood fire.
The conference upstairs from
which he had just come had left him
in the best Of humor, and he felt III
te mood to play cat and mouse
game with Kelsey, whom he regard
ed as lamentably lacking in flnesse.
'Ah. Kelsey?" he said pleasantly,
taking chair himself and waving
Hospitality toward another one. "Sit
down and have a cigaret." He pushed
across the table a humidor contain
ing various brands in the different
compartments.
Kelsey stiffly declined both the
chair and the cigaret This unwont.
ed cordially made him wary. But
Bristow's smiling geniaity was proof
aoairst the rebuff.
Rather late" he said; but I was
anxious for a little talk with you
about yourself" He was grave now
but kindly. Although may have
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While he pursued the puzzle, never
getting any nearer to solution, a
big, luxurious limousine turned in at
the gates and drew up before the
entrance. A ponderous, bent old man
emerged, carefully assisted by his
valet. Some one important it was
without doubt; for Bristow came
down the steps to meet him with
jov1al camaraderie. There was an
amount Of luggage which was hastily
unloaded and carried upstairs. The
new arrival gave some directions to
his valet and his chauffeur, and then
preceded Bristow into the house, as
If perfectly familiar with the place.
He stopped at the head Of the steps,
though, to speak to Anita Copley. who
had hurried forward with smiling, al
most sycophantic Difference, and KEEL
sey got a fair view OF him.
$50 Alderman Higgins has come
back" Kelsey heard the comment OF
some one behind him. Wonderful
how he holds on
Miss Copley had followed the old
man and Bristow into the house. and
with her presence removed, he looked
about for the girl. She had risen
from her chair, and was standing at
the far end Of the porch.
Avoiding an appearance Of haste.
he moved down the porch and paused
near her. leaning on the railing while
he lighted a cigarette.
'Twho is the old man that just
came?" she asked. He wondered a
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seemed to neglect you, you nave really
Deen very much in my mind. To
peak frankly, your present manner
IF life is not good for you; 1t leaves
you too much time to brood"
Bristow lifted the letter containing
the magazine offer from the table,
and, getting up. handed it to the
younger man.
Kelsey rapidly glanced over it. blu.
before he could speak Bristow took up
his thread again.
Il have neither the time 1or," with
a mellow laugh, the inclination to
undertake It. Too much research; too
much work altogether. But 1t struck
me that it would be just the thing for
you would have to sign the articles
Of course, but that is detail"
Kelsey saw himself pulling Bris-
lows chestnuts out of the fire! Not
for a kingdom.
"Do I understand" he asked with
exaggerated humility, his mouth still
twitching, that you wish to entrust,
rot that hypothetical quantity, your
honor, but your name, your scientific
reputation to my unworthy hands?"
The shaft glanced off, without leav-
ing a scratch.
Don't belittle yourself, my boy"
benignly. You are, l know, an ex-
cellent and well-informed writer"
I'm sorry" Kelsey's tone was elab-
orately satirical, but it will be i'm
possible for me to oblige you"
Think twice before you refuse"
Bristow urged persuasively.
He went on, clothing the same ar
guments in fresh phrases; but all the
cine he was covertly scanning KEEL
sey's face, watching, for that quick
CLEAN Of the eye which would show
that the other had awakened to the
latent possibilities within his proposal.
Continued HI Our Next Issue)
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NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY

ITT E knew the girl was acting, but
lH the way she held her pose,
0 never relaxing for moment
into the normal, reused him to wonder
and admiration for her courage and
strength of will, and the pathos OF
that courage stirred his heart.
Revolving the riddle as he unused
on the porch in the sunshine, his
glance strayed from under his down
drawn hat brim to where she sat, the
ever present elder sister knitting be-
side her.
How alike the two were, and yet
how different. Anita. beautiful in a
way, but to him repellant-a woman
pursuing the course of her perverse,
INSCRIPTIONS will.
verna breathed different air. About
her was the atmosphere Of one reared
in ease and freedom and bauty. She
had all the simplicity of good breed
ing; Anita's veneer was specious.
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The Muncie Post of the Salvation
Army plan a drive for $4,000. The
money is to be ured to complete
building fund and for the Army's
winter relief work.
Success of a house building fund
for the widow and children OF Tony
Hellis, Muncie patrolman, killed in
line of duty seems assured. James
A. Monroe. an artisan, has agreed
to paint, decorate and finish the house
without charge.
Between $700 and $500 were offered
in premiums at the louisville annual
community fair which closes today.
A flower show was the feature.
A scout organization has been per-
fected by girls of the Bluffton Bap-
fist Church. Miss Nondes Haeglen
was selected leader.
Fishing with a hook and line will
probably return to vogue at Bluffton.
Eight persons there have been found
guilty and fined on charge of using a
seine in the Wabash River.
Jesse Newsom, Columbus, master
Of the State Grange for the past two
years will not be a candidate for re-
election at the annual convention at
Laporte, Oct. 1918.
The Rev. Ray Fife, has resigned the
pastorate Of the Greenwood Christian
Church. He will enter business.
Two babies out of every five born
in vigo County reach the age Of 81.
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caa.t ~ eRtNrANos : oas.s ~ the RIpevAy esHsAsV

little at the note of urgency in her
voice over so immaterial a matter.
Alderman Higgins, 1 heard some
one say" he told her. THAT is all
know"
She drew in her breath quickly as
he mentioned the name. It seemed
to confirm a conjecture on her part
and carry considerable significance.
Find out Ill you can about him, &"
she bade huriedly, land let me
know
''I will" said Kelsey. But why?"
Don't stop to talk now. We
haven't time. She will be right back. {"
With her usual languid, uncertain
step, she moved away toward her
chair; and Kelsey returned to the
other end of the porch, perplexed to
understand the meaning of her re-
quest, yet rejoicing that she should
have called upon him for service.
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BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Loring Ranger offers hundred thou
sand dollars for the safe return of his
missing daughter. Hope. He is assisted
in his sea rch by his good friends,
Eustice Highly. attorney, and Juarez
Charlie, adventurer
Acting upon directions from Hopes
captors. Ranger leaves q hundred thou
sand dollars worth of bonds at speci-
fed place. Charlie stations himself
near the place mentioned in the letter to
Ranger and follows the car that col
lects the bonds.
At DR.. Bristow's private sanitarium
a plot exists between BristOw and
nurse named Copley regarding an. in
mate registered as Nurse Copleys sis
ter. George Kelsey detained at the hos
pitsl. is friendly with the so-called sis
ter. He decides that the girl is not
insane
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A Sweet Day In Pro,pect,

Local candy manufacturers aad
dealers have asked Mayor Shank to
proclaim Saturday. Oct. Ii, as Ind
annapolis Candy Day." to cooperate
with observance OF National Candy
Day.
The mayor and Mrs. Shank have
been asked to distribute candy at the
Indianapolis Orphans Home Friday,
Dot. IL.
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U. 8. n. n. F. to See Show.

Headed by q band of thirty-five
pieces members Of the United States
Naval Reserve force of Indianapolis
and Marion County will march Mon
day evening to the Colonial Theatsr.
where they win be guests at the show.
ing Of Masters Of Men" A special
naval display will be placed by the
local recruiting body in the lobby.
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Eats Candy But
Loses Her Fat

Bssvs jyt., .swy sss svssy Y
pecias1y thoas vie 80 denying 0s0-
ssavss ~ tAksEs hog kks most ssee1sf
a thsar dselss 50 hssp down khear wsGghe
o. 70 reduce t&e fss WITH WATCH ehsg ne
akssAy b9rdsHsA
Ths tanoss MArzao1A Presc1ipssoa haa
been pat up in eoqvsnient tseiss for.
snd u now sold hy druggists svery-
where 81 only 60 AsIlse psr sAss-the
world ovs< rsiss. 10 - ssd 81 ~
stsAAily nn4 sssify, .snply tAks ens a
these ntt1e taAaets s<tsr Sanh meal end ~
bedtime unth ysa have Ss4uss& your
wsight 70 wAsre yes vast y. 70 v1ahtse
sinpay nee Maxncla Pyescstvesoz Tah-
ls4s according 10 Axrssttonsi they .Ase
AArmlsss, krss from poisoness - fntur-
teus drugs, and can Be- ussd Win psSfeA
safety. Try them Tor tust Q fsw wsche
sad get results without going tsFoug4
long sieges Of tiresome egsfoGes aA4
sta<vasion Diet Qet them u any gso4
drug store. II yoar drvgsiss should ~
have them In stock you ON secure them
direct from The Marmola CcDpAny, -
WoodTArd Avenue Deopott, nteh-, ~
--AdwaSffn~nn
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HOOSIER BRIEFS

The average birth rate taken for this
year is fifty two every TWO months
While the death rate average for the
,ame period is 1923.
A community house is to be erected
lext spring by the Evansville Trinity
Methodist Episcopal Church. The
lome will be built next to tho church.
estimated cost is $3.50, 900.
Open house, a barbecue and mill
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40 MILES NEW PAVING

The 1928 street paving program in
Indianapolis win approximate forty
miles. compared to thirty-one miles
in 1922, according to John Elliott, city
civil engineer. today
Contract prices win run abeat tAs
same as last year.
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was 10 become the
mother of my
ninth child, and I
thought ] did not
have the strength
togo through with
it. l took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound,
and it has surely
done all / could
ask it to do and /
am telling all my
friends about IL. I
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Board secreatry Named

Miss Mabel Gray, Crown Point. to-
cay was appointed State Industrial
board secretary to succeed Leland K.
Fishback. Fishback's resignation is
efrcetivs Got. Is.
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NV First Child

Glen Allen, Ala.-"I have been
greatly benefited by taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for
bearing down feelings and pains. Twas
troubled in this way for nearly four
years following the birth of my first
child, and at times could hardly stand
on my feet. A neighbor recommended
the Vegetable Compound to me after
I had taken Doctors medicines with
out much benefit. Ithas relieved my
pains and gives me strength. ! recon-
mend it and give you permission to
use my testimonial letter. "-Mrs.IDA
Rye. Glen Allen. Alabama. q
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have nice big baby girl and am feel
ing fine. You may use this letter to
help other sick mothers. Mrs. CA.
MoEpE, Box 634, Window, MINI.
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MOTHER OF
LARGE FAMILY
Recommends Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound
to Other Mothers
|IIIIIUUlQUlIIIIIIl w wa q tho 70 s %

Window, Minn.-"Iwas so rundown
hat was just good for nothing. I
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BY CAP HIGGINS

Hill, national speaker talking on THE
Challenge OF the Boy" He asked Ro-
tarians to back organizations operated
for boys and girls.
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tary ball are included in the dedica-
tory program of the 100000 armory
at Lebanon. Oct. "a 1t will be head
quarters for Battery c, Indiana Ma
tional Guard.
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Street Day" during the Monticello
fall festival, Oct. 1912. will celebrate
the completion of several paved
streets. A new high school will be
dedicated during the fair.
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The Art of Dress

Fall and winter fashions, ma
terials. colors, styles. Hints on
the art Of being well dressed at
small cost. The proper things TO
wear on all occasions. from a
State reception to breakfast at
home. Hints and suggestions for
the stout woman and the thin
woman in the snatter OF dress.
Hats. dresses, suits, evening
Washington Bureau, indianapolis
ton, d. G.
I want copy of the bulletin. T
herewith cents in loose postage
NAME '.....''.'...''...
STREET & NO. ...-........-....
CITY .-.-...--.-..............-..
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Houses of affection are needed
rather than houses of correction" was
the keynote Of an address before the
Logansport Rotary Club by Everett
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gowns, afternoon gowns, sport
clothes-sn about them.
IT'S ALL IN THE LATEST
BULLETIN JUST PREPARED
BY THE FASHION EXPERT OF
YOUR WASHINGTON BUREAU.
II you want to know what
Paris, London, and New York, are
decreeing for fall and winter wear.
Ill out the coupon below and
mail as directed:
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SEES 100000
SAVED TO BUSINESS
Changes in Dahl and SeversOn Bill Exc !
pected to Make Them More
Acceptable.

Madisor.-By cutting 29o from the
fiat tax rate on corporations carried in
his income surtax proposal before the
Legislature, Senator H. J. Severson said
today that he would save business ST.
100000 annually. This reduction is
made possible by the increased returns
from the tax on stock dividends, not
previously taxed, and on the revenue
derived from corporation incomes
which are larger this year, due to a
business revival.
AS his bill now stands, Senator Sew
erson estimates that it would produce
100000 from corporation earnings
through the fiat 2%o rate, $2,OOO,OO0
from stock dividends and $2,500,O00
from the surtax on earnings of indi-
viduals over $4,000. This total of So
100000 of revenue would go to replace
the present special mill taxes for state
purposes and the surtax attached to
the teachers insurance and retirement
fund.
Senator SeversOn announced that bis
bill will be pushed in the Legislature
and before the finance committee de-
spite the announcement of Gov. Blaine
that he has tax measure of his own.
Speaker Dahl, author of the general in
come tax bill now under consideration,
takes the same position, with the result
that three comprehensive revenue pro-
posals will confront the legislature.
The rates of the Dahl bill are being
completely revised in order to meet the
changed conditions that have resulted
from increased earning noted by the
tax commission. A reduction in the $50
corporation. tax carried in the Dahl
measure is anticipated. This will prob
ably be cut to 40, looping off 100000
from this item
Reduction in the tax on corporations
should remove much of the objection of
business men toward his bill, Senator
Severson believes. He expresses the
opinion that his bill offers the simplest
and most effective way of raising the
$6,500,O00 madenecessary by the pro-
posed repeal Of the special mill taxes
for state purposes.