Revoke Income Tax Exemption
Washington-(A. P )-The treasury
tQ day revoked its decision of two
weeks ago declaring exempt liom i
°°" e . taxation corporation dividends
distnhuted out of profits or ea:rnmgs
accrued prior to March 1. 1913. Tde
ru , 1 . m f'. ot£lclals v said ' would have re
sulted m refunding many millions m
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Washmgtou — (A. P) — President
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' L Autreles The above plans
Si-itp run not fontrnl R-ites
Washington_fA P 1—The state
c . onnot control freight rates upon a
commodity shinned^ between points
| ite borders when the article
is intended for public improvements,
the supreme court held today. ;
tûe C Groiyers le 1^Today :
Mlnnèapolls-Tl P )-The Ameri-!
can Wheat Growers Associated will
be set in operation when delegates j
from twelve states meet here today, |
Association officials estimate that ;
seventy million bushels of the 1923 1
wheat crop of farmer members will
be handled. I
Bonar Law Has Operation
London—(A. P.) — Physicians of ;
Bonar Law, who resigned the prem- j
iership of Great Britain yesterday, j
today stated; "Mr. Bonar Law had a j
slight throat operation today. Other
w i S e his condition is unchanged."
School Death List Mounts
Camden, S. C.— (A. P.)-—The death i
list of the Cleveland school fire of ;
as t Thursday has been increased. ;
bel"We mourn 77 dead today," said C.
\y. Evans, undertaker, "but the world
will never know the exact number ;
who perished.".
William R. Day Resigns
W ashington-(A PJ-William R.
