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v2ACCRET"
THE DAWN--RASSVIET

4 Rsssisn Daily Newspaper, Pu5lishsd
very day, except Sunday, BY the Di
psStoriats of Russian Trades URisn 81
he Unitsd States Of America and
Canada. aasg
Evening star., 1927-11-03
BY WILLIAM ULLMAN.

Mecca for tens of thousands of
motor travellers, dotted with scores of
shrines of historic and cultural in
terest, a meeting point for the leading
highways of the Eastern Seaboard over
which traffic radiates in all directions,
Washington is appraised by it's host
OF visitors as the hardest city in the
country in which to find ones way
around
Filled with much interest, the Cap.
ltal hides from many the beauty OF
which it is so justly proud. merely be.
cause it has no directional signs point
ing out to the tourists the pathway
ne must traverse to find the public
building or patriotic shrine he NAV
Evening star., 1927-11-03
STRIKERS REPLACE
P|CKET|NG SYSTEM
Mass Meetings Held Near
Mines-Governor's
0. K. Claimed.
By the Associated Press.

DENVER. Colo. November s.
Mass meetings of idle miners near the
larger properties in the southern Colo.
RADIO coal strike area were planned
today in place of picketing declared
illegal by the State.
Leaders Of the Industrial Workers
Of the World in charge of strike ac.
tivities, announced at theif headquar.
ters at Walsenburg last night that
Gov. W. IL. Adams had told them they
could hold meetings and that this
method of "legalized picketing" would
supplant actual patrol Of mines
The mass meeting plan was tested
yesterday at Colorado Fuel & Iron
Co. mine near Walsenburg. Hundreds
of strike sympathizers assembled a
short distance from the mine shaft as
workers came off shift.
Company officials protested that this
was but another form of picketing
and that it would result in intimida.
ton of miners wishing to work.
Operators throughout the southern
field reported that many men return
ed to work yesterday when the threat
of l. w. w. leaders to resume picket
ing in defiance of State orders. failed
to materialize.
While citizens Joined mine operators
in protesting the mass meetings, Gov.
Adams declined to state what action
he would take other than to deny re.
ports he contemplated signing an
order for mobilization of the Colorado
National Guard at present.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
INDIVIDUAL INCOME
LEV|ES TAKEN UP
House Ways and Means Com.
mittee Has Longest List
of Witnesses.
By the Associated Press.

by tHe AssUcidteu TIesS
Consideration of the tax rate on
individual incomes was taken up to-
day by the House ways and means
committee, which received a wide va
riety OF recommendations. many of
them of purely administrative
nature.
The whole day was set aside for
discussion Of this phase Of the tax
subject. number Of requests to be
heard having been received by the
committee which has given little in
dication that it would seriously con-
slider revision of the individual in
comes leries except possibly in the
higher brackets.
Some little time was lost at the out
set, the committee permitting Nathan
William MacChesney. representing
the National Association OF Real
Estate Boards. to conclude argument
begun yesterday on the adyisabillty
of revising a number of provisions in
the real estate tax law.
l.. A. Lecher of Milwaukee. Wis.
representing law firm of which he is
a member, was the first witness to
discuss the individual income tax pro-
visions, Practically all of his recon
mendations concerned revision OF ad
ministrative features and technical
tiles in the phrasing of the present
statute.
The witness list for the day was
the longest during the present tax
hearings and included the names
of two women, the first time
80 ole L, Q
that women have sought to present
their views to a congressional COM
mittee on the subject of tax reduc-
ton.
The women, Lena NJ. Phillips of
New York City and Martha L. Con.
mole of East St. Louis, ILL.,, were listed
as spokesmen for the National Fed
Grafton of Business and Professional
Women's Clubs. While up until TO-
day the question of revision OF lndl'
vidual income rates has occupied
back seat during discussions or tax
reduction. the Treasury. In presenting
its recommendation that the prospec'
tive total reduction should be held 10
S225, ,OO0, 900, advocated slice In rates
applying to incomes between sl4'ooo
and 100000.
Certain Changes Unlikely.
At the same time, however, 1t was
announced that the administration dld
not favor a slash on normal income
rates or any further increase OF per-
sonal exemption. In addition con-
cressional leaders Of both parties
have given little indication that they
will seek downward revision OF the
normal income levy or increase or
exemptions. a general belief prevail
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Evening star., 1927-11-03
40-DEGREE TEMPERATURE
is FORECAST TOMORROW

With temperatures during the past
several days holding considerably
above the normal heights for this sea.
son. Washington will experience what
might seem to be "cold wave" to.
night when the temperature drops to
about its normal seasonable level.
Forecasters at the United States
Weather Bureau shortly before noon
today said the temperature probably
would reach a minimum Of 40 degrees
at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning. after
which the mercury will climb slowly.
This would be degrees2below the aver.
age for the date, and will present a
marked contrast to the 62 degrees reg.
istered at the same hour this morning.
Weather Bureau officials do not an.
ticipate frost for the District and i'm.
mediate vicinity, however, because the
minimum temperature which will be
recorded will not be low enough to
create frost in the face of other con.
ditions of active air currents and poor
radiation. October % is the normal
frost date" for Washington. the bu.
reau declares. and to date no frost
has appeared here. 1t Is possible that
the nearest frost will form in the
western part of Maryland. they said.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
.FILlPINOS ARE SILENT
ON White HOUSE TALK
Quezon and Osmena Refuse to
Comment on Conference
r. With President.

Manuel Quezon, president Of the
Philippine Senate. and Sergio Osmena,
presiding officer of the Philippine
lower House, who have been quoted
extensively in the press regarding
independence and other matters
appertaining to the administration OF
the affairs of the Philippine Islands,
were silent when they left President
Coolidge today after an hours con-
ference.
These two Philippine legislators and
political leaders declined to discuss
their visit to the White House other
than to say that they called to pay
their respects and to talk Philippine
subjects generally. They said that II
there was to be any announcement
made of the nature of the subjects
discussed at the conference 1t would
have to come from the President
himself.
Quezon did admit, however. that he
and his associate did not bring up the
subject OF independence for the
Islands, but would not say whether or
not the President introduced the
subject.
The Filipinos were accompanied to
the White House by Secretary OF War
Davis with whom they conferred yes.
terday and made the appointment at
the White House for them, and Pedro
Gueyera. Philippine resident com.
missioner.
Evening star., 1927-11-03

While the story of how Government
operatives, working under the direc.
ton of United States Attorney Peyton
Gordon, kept number Of Burns de-
tectives under surveillance as the latter
were "shadowing" the Fall-Sinclair
conspiracy trial jury during the past
two weeks, cannot be told in advance
Of action by the grand jury, which
now is investigating the entire alleged
jury tampering matter, facts so far
brought to light, indicates Washington
was merry -go-round Of spying dur
ing the past two weeks.
Should the grand jury return an
indictment on the entire matter SUB.
mitted to Justice Frederick L. Siddons
by Government counsel and which
caused the court to declare a mistrial
in the Teapot Dome case, the intimate
details of how private detectives spied
on the Jurors and how the Govern
ment spi-d on the detectives. will be
threshed out in open proceedings.
Shortly after receiving "tip" to the
effect that number OF private de.
tectives were in town, which was com.
municated to him by Owen j. Roberts.
special Government oil prosecutor.
Mai. Gordon began an investigation.
Through his agents he established the
fact to his satisfaction that the detec.
tives displayed keen interest in the
personnel of the Fall-Sinclair jury.
Detectives Movements Known.
How this was learned is not known
at present, but it was stated at the
courthouse today that the movements
of the detectives about town were well
known to the United States attorneys
office at all times.
Then one day last week information
was brought to Maj. Gordon that all
but five Of the men under surveillance
had left the city. The Government
agents had trailed the men they were
assigned to ''cover" from one hotel to
another, although they did not pursue
them while it is alleged they were
"shadowing" the jurors, it was stated.
Evening star., 1927-11-03
RAIL RATES HELD
|. FARM AID PROBLEM
Brookhart Says No Relief Bill
Alone Can Solve All
Difficulties.
BIZ G. GOULD LINCOLN.

Railroad freight rates are at the
bottom OF the American farmers .
troubles, Senator Brookhart of Iowa
insisted today. In a statement issued
with the approval, OF the group OF
progressive Senators from the West
which is working on q Legislative pro-
gram, the iowa Senator pointed the
way to the introduction OF railroad
bill in the coming session of Con.
gress.
Dealing with the surplus crop prob.
lem through the McNary- -Haugen farm
aid bill, or a similar measure. Senator
Brookhart said. would not solve the
farmers problem.
THE farm bill will not remove this
discrimination tthe freight rate
charges)," said Senator Brookhart in
his statement. 1T will require rail-
road bill to consolidate the railroads
by condemnation of their stocks and
bonds, and to provide for their opera
ton in little private corporation,
earnings Of which shall be fixed by
law. and with power in Congress to
recapture the stock at par"
Says He VIII Write Bill.
Senator Brookhart said that he him.
self would prepare and introduce q
bill for this purpose, and that he was
confident the members of the progress
siye group would get behind 1t.
The statement issued today puts
into more concrete form assertions
which have come from various mem
bers of the progressive group that
railroad freight rates must be dealt
with in connection with the farm
problem. 1t is this belief Of the pro-
gressives in part that has made them
baik at the proposed nomination for
President of former Gov. Frank o,
Lowden Of Illinois. They are not sat
isfied that Mr.. Lowden, a son-in.law
of George M. Pullman. will go along
with them in their demands for rail.
road legislation.
Some of the progressive Senators
are ready to attack the candidacy Of
Mr.. Lowden, who has been hailed as
a friend Of the farmer beca use Of his
aid bill. Not only are they dema nd
ing his attitute on railroad legisla'
ton, but they are calling attention to
the expenditure Of Lowden money In
Missouri in the 1920 preconvention
campaign for the election of delegates
which caused a scandal at that time
and injured Mr.. Lowden's chances OF
nomination materially. Mr.. Lowden
| was never connected personally with
the scandal, but his opponents have
used it against him and are preparing
| to do so again.
Says Loss Is Is Cents a Bushel.
| Senator Brookhart said that the
American farmer Is obtaining from Is
to 20 cents less per bushel for his
wheat than the Canadian farmer, be
cause the transportation charges OF
the latter are less than those imposed
on the American farmer.
THE farm problem cannot be
solved by the mere enactment of q
farm BILL" said the Brookhart state
ment. There is no single farm bill
| that Is cure-all for all the discrimina
tons against the farmer.
| About 10 per cent Of the farmers
troubles are due TO excess charges fol
| transportation. For instance, as
write, the quota tions in the Des
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