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13 IIATIOH'S RESERVE POSITION IMPROVES Federal Reserve Bank's Deposit Increase from 68.6 to 70.8 Per Cent in Last Week. iVCSE NOTES CIRCULATED Heavy Civtrfimint Withdrawals of Fends Offset by Paytrtenta I of New Members. atrial to rW Tor riM. 'AS11INGTOX. Nov.

10. Substantial to reserve rep rose tine large ly Initial deposits of newly admitted membera, aJao additional clearing no rv-members, accompanied by (si ght decrease ta total earning assets. re swine at the leading features of the Jferierat Reserve Board's weekly bank ax anient Issued as at th cloeve of bust swas oa Nov. Reserve deposits show an Increase of shout 000.000. whllo Civmiiwnt deposits daereaaed about Federal reserve Bote circulation increased eM.soo.ono reducing tha sou rs-srre from 63.

to 87.3 per cent. On tha ther I-and, tha' banks not deposit re-evrre aboars a rise) from 6S.S to 70.8 par est. ths tha whole, tha reserve position the banks. gauged by tha ratio of total reserve to corn blood net deposit and Federal. Aeewrve not liabilities.

a alight Improvement for tha reek. roltowtng heavy transfers to other reserve banks of credits in tha cold aeU tnrtl fund. tha New York bank re-tra a decrease of 8JO.000.000 la cold wl ef 19.M.000 ta total reserves. Tha wans. Increased by KLSW.OOO its holdings of discounted paper, tarsal collateral note aecurad by Liberty bonds UaUed States certificates of to- tXiKlneaa.

and liquidated about aub.ucaj iwt ef acceptances. Its total in-vwrtiwwnt bow Ins a decrease for the reek ef SK'MKJU. taring the week payment to tha Allies by ta bank totaled 9U3.100.uux as against Tl.i(i),0O0 the week before. Of tlx total disbursed during the week went to Ureal Britain. fwO.OUU.utiO France.

sJl.TOO.000 to Russia, and trui to Be 11 urn, I xiu.tai ton on a large scale of rtr ta shown (or the St. Louis ar banks, though the total twlina at dlacounta by the twelve fcatnae hnw an increase for the week a i. of thia total. aa aamat t-TT UXJ, uo the week before to rrpraaenlol by member banks' coi-llTai notea. Over 75 per cent, ef dim, about SJ00.ju0.0uu.

ai-e ewured by Liberty bonds and United Siata cetUflcatea of indebtadneaa. Ao runfi oi hand decreaJMd about while tha total of bills held al the banaa atmwa an irtcrwaae of 1 1. a Men of the bank a report a rr.t! docreaae ef tiWM In l'il (itatea rertlficatea on hand. Tal mm.i i.mtie aaaots iatxi at hi, a decreajw ef l.J.W for tha wr-ra, and conatituta at present pe rwnt. of the banks' paid-in capital.

with tier cant, the week ll' Ike total 4,7 per cent. Is riranlnd hr dlieroainta, Tl.V per cent, kr m.punoM, I J. 4 per cent, by United 1 HAROLD BAUER'S RECITAL. An Interesting and Unconventional List Plan Ortxiaal and Interesting features that aw 01 ten stimulate and delight the lovers we rtaaofurte playing In Harold Bauer's were not absent from his recital yesterday afternoon In -Aeolian Hall. There were several piece on the pro-1'in that do not often figure In the ibii rwriory ef pianists.

There was Wh a ctavler toccata in major, a wonderful piece full of romantic suggestion, a drama ta petto, with its (tanging muods. Its grave opening. Its eiw.jeal recitative. Its fugued niove-renu. Mr.

Bauer had retouched it for his earn use, expanding many passages with wet sees and la other ways filling I' ut; and wit tola rescorlng lie played it to reorsewnt. as nearly aa the modern Instrument would allow, the effect-of tn herpeiehord. upoa whien Bach piayed it. with octave couplings and the varmj q.ialittaa ef tone afordwd by the irwl biectra of the elder Instrument. Mr.

Bauer worked wonders In seining rf.ifereat tonal effects for this purpose. 'fe tch a rearrangement of the music of that perted Is not a sophistication of It, Sa make a virtuoso's ho'tday. but is a real rvvreeentatloa of what It doubtless was under Its composer's own hands. '1 oere was aVhumann's set of Maid-swu," Op. til: one of.

those leaser works ef the oomDOier a most delicate and reunng poetic fancy that pianists arw rvdtscovenng for public perforrn-an-e. as they have rediscovered the Kinderweenen and others. Mr. liauer piayed them -with wntranclngly loetical feeling, in exactly the right ssint, presenting them as they are with tftir effect ef miniature, not trying te 1 reject hem into a bigger frame than they en occupy. He tilled Beethoven's sonata.

Les Adiwux. 1 Abeenoe at le Re lour." with beauty. In both Urahms'g Khapsody- in minor and Chopin's terse In It flat minor he snowed hew two very diverse musical natures tis to heights- of rhapsodic and fiery elo-visence. There was a lesson here In yle in the manner In which these two pieces were differentiated in their pe'Tornvance, Th two pieces by Isaac Albenix, the anglicised Spaniard, who had tasted law modern French draught of bittersweet harmony. vocation and EI uerta are subtle suggestions of Spain and the atmosphere of Spain; and In as lo IJsxt a thirteenth Hungarian Knneandy.

Mr. lUuer enUred into the rational spirit which they represent. )wwewet them he put two delightful old French pieces by Ramcau and Cwaipwrln, the Rondo des Songaa." transcribed from the opera' of lar-danua." and the Bamcadea Mys-fsrvruaaa." wheee title is aa mysterious as the barricades It is supposed to Mr. Bauer added several at the end. CONCERTS FOR LITTLE FOLK OesxraecH Lagds Ngtienal Anthsm tUslto Orchsstra.

CTilUrwn younger than are asusJly s-wn in public concert rooms nearly filled Awuiiaui Hail an hour before novd yes-w'4r for the first of a new and series for very little folk "over enu" given by the orchestra of the Sym-Lnoey Sodeir and Its director, Walter i wur.rosch, if r. Damrosch treated the miAic as a family affair, asking his men first to make a noise." which they aid without harmony, rhyme, or reason, and then saving. Now. we will hear swwe ral music. which proved to be Thw MLar-tipangled Banner." fthrtll young voiore adJed a note to the an there sung by a standing erwwd.

It was worth while for grown-una to nar Handel's Largo in the airail haiL preceded by Weber's fairy overture Oberon." and followed by liwethewarat sjlesretto from the Eighth ymprmny. Its formality disarmed by the Wader's story of the composer and his friend. eel set Inventor of the metro. Tw. blurs stories illustrated Berllos'S lance of the Sylphs and Keoocsy Man a program In plain Kng-I en ascribed In one long, ugly word to The I amjiuait of Thw Hiaiie Orrhnstre, which recently 'arted thw now' idea of Saturday morning emn-ris for rnildren, with a bit of e-'i ailonal movies thrown In, gave tve third program yesterday under Hugo Kieswnfeld.

a conductor formerly in era with Campanlnl and Ilammemtein. it was I. beral lu cents' wprth that began at li e'rtork with neat explanations by Ermund Spaeth, and finished at non with The ritar-Spancled tUnner lieetdee thw Battle 11 vmn of the Re- earner on tns list, there wert Men.Je!aohn's overture to "Roy Bias." tta endinte from Haydn's I-rnrjor sym-tthwny. hruch's Koi Nidret for 'cello ii. pUyed by Gaston Pubots, pieces by rc-rowaer, Doccnertnl.

-Had Aesusua Heitwws. and ray dsjieee-from Avanerea unae. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK STATEMENT. Consolidated statement of the twrlee rwderet Reserve Banks tonptrM Be follow! RESOURCES Gold coin aatf certificates ta winy seiueraeot rund. Wok with foreign agencies.

Total gold bold hy Oold wllh Federal Reserve Total sold Legal leader notes, silver. 'Total reserve Pllle dlaconated member tnua oougnt la epea market Total V. 8. tons-term xj. b.

soort-tenn Municipal waiTaata Total earnins assets lw from Federal Reoerva Banks net L'noaUactad itama I i Total Sedoctlona from arose dcpo.lt.. ria a. redempUon fued aaalast Fad. Rea. Bank notes Sit other 1 mm resouross I.IABIUTIES Caplul paM tM.Mi.om Goveromeat ti.

posits ea.0ii0 I-ue to members reserve 000 poo to noa-mereoor banks clearing aooount. S8.M04.0u0 CoUoctloa Itama 187.0Ci.OUO m.J'i'ra dixits Federal fUaerva notae in actual an SU 0U0 Federal Reserve banknotes In circulation, net liability 8.000 000 All ether liabilities. Isold, (orsum Oov. credits Total liabilities ...82. OS7 JT0 000 Oold raserv aant net deposit S7 li Uold and lawful money reserva against net 4epo.lt liability TOtre, Gold reserve against Fed.

Rea. notes la actual circulation 7 8 States securiUes. and .2 per cent, by warrants. Admission to the system of new members is reported by seven banks. Payments on capital account were made, atnong oioers.

oy the; Manuiactureis-Trust Company of Brooklyn, the Commercial Trust Company of Buffalo, the Newton Trust Company of Newton. the Industrial Trust Company of Providence, the Girard Trust Company of Philadelphia, the Clt-laene 'Savinga and Trust Company of Cleveland, the Baltimore Trust Company of Baltimore, and the Savannah Bank and Trust Company of Savannah. US. All the banks except Atlanta report heavy withdrawals of Government funds, the total withdrawn "nearly equaling the total paid to tha allied Governments. Considerable Increases In reserve de posits are reported by the Philadelphia.

Cleveland. Richmond. Chicago. Kansas City, and San Francisco banks, largely as the result of payments of reserves by newly admitted member banks. An increase in non-members' clearing deposits of about 40.0U),UUD reported by the New York bank.

Outstanding Federal Reserve notes Increased from 8IM1.Z-H.0UO to 8d9a.3ti4.0uU, all tha Federal Reserve agent reporting substantial note issues for the week. About $14,000,000 of the total of a4.100.00u net issued during the week represent an exchange for gold and a corresponding Increase Of the banks' gold holdings. Against the total of Federal Reserve notes Issued the agents holdt at present, of gold and J79.13o.uuo of paper. The banks report a total actual Federal Reserve note circulation of as against 18S1.001.000 the week before. The weekly statement of the resources and liabilities of each- of the twelve banks at the close of business on follows: j- FTR8T DISTRICT.

(BOSTOM.) Total go's held by 84S.MT.SA0 Total sold tei.H28.txa Total reservee S2.27O.0rM Hills discounted and bought 0.2.'0,000 Due to members, rssena account. 77.177.0U0 SECOND DISTRICT. (SEW TORK.) Total gold held by tlg.21.0O0 Total sold ano.K2.0iiO Total reeervea hills discounted and 2.1.si ti Imjq to saewit-ere. reserva aucoont. aaj.aa Ous THE NEW YORK SYMPHONY.

A Ntw Symphony by Dubois Mm. Homer, Soloist. At the second evening concert of the New Torts Symphony Society in Car-hegle HsJI. Mr. Pajnrosch presented a program which, as be took occasion to remark before the end.

was made up of works by a Frenchman, Dubois; two Belgians. Lekeu and Cesar Franc a Bcotchman, Mackenzie, and an Ataer-ioan, Horatio Parker. There was also an air by an Austrian. Uluck. Mroe.

Louisa Homer was the soloist. The symphony. 'a recent composition by the aged Theodore Dubois, has little relation with the music of the present generation of Frenchmen, it is a vigorous, straightforward composition, sometimes a little too obvious for lasting quality, written with skill both in the origination and development of material and in the management of orchestral sonorities. There are Impressive memento In It. especially in the first and last movements.

The scherso is agreeable, based on facile melodies. There is much use of the celesta, as In the second movement. with iu folksong sub Jeict; and some of the orchestral color here and elsewhere in the composition Is strikingly it rave much pleasure and was much-applauded. Lekeu's adagio for strings is of a solemn beauty in its sustained melody and Its rich and varied harmony. It seemed' not altogether firmly knit in structure, bat it Is deeply felt tnuslo and engages the sympathy of the listener.

Mackenzie's Britannia is a nautical overture, as is easily to be discerned from the use of various nautical tunes In IL among which stand out prominently The Sailor's Hornpipe and Rule Britannia." Ingenuity and a smart effectiveness sxe chiefly to be looked for tn such a piece, and there they are. Mme. Homer was in admirable voice, and sang with groat fervor, volume, and beauty of tone. Her singing of Che Faro la well remembered. She made a profoundly moving effect In The Red Cross Spirit Speaks." a superb and Impressive setting by Professor Horatio Parker of noble and thrilling verse by Dr.

-John H. Ftnley. It is a piece that should, be widely sung in this country at the present time. SHIFTS POLICE INSPECTORS. Woods Says Transfer.

Were Made Necessary by Previous' Changes. Following the promotion of Borough Inspector James K. Dillon to the rank of Chief Inspector and the transfers ot other Inspectors In consequence. Police Commissioner Arthur Woods announced yesterday a series of changes to take effect Immediately. Commissioner Woods said that there was no significance in these changes, and that they, were made necessary by the earlier transfers.

The changea are as follows: Inspector Thomas J. Kelly from the Tweirth District in Brooklyn to the First District. embracing the lower east side in Man hattan; inspector John J. Collins' from the Seventeenth District, Queens, to the Twelfth District, i Queens Inspector William F. BoetUer from the Tenth District, Brooklyn, to the Fifteenth District, Inspector James J.

Savage from the -Fourteenth. District In the Bronx to the Tenth District. Brooklyn. Inspector Daniel K. Costlgran.

now in charge of the Vice Squad In Manhattan, will also act as inspector over the Fourteenth District, and Diirpector Thomas McDonald, in charge of the Brooklyn Vice Squad, will also have charge of the Ninth Inspection District in the Williamsburg section of Brooklyn. No such sweeping rearrangement of Inspectorships has occurred before during the term ot Commissioner Woods. Little Paqulta Plays. Penults Madrlguere, herself hardly more than a child, as Indeed she was when she came from Spain a year ag as pupil; wtth Craned oa, reappeared as pianist at Aeolian Hall last evening (11 Bach'g fantasia In C. ml nor au-tn mtm Grtee.

seventeen Kertnua Variation." of Mendelssohn, and nleeesf hv Raff Mosxkowwki. Chooln. Unit as wreil some by herself and by her late master, who was drowned- on the Sussex, sunk in the EmrUsh'Channel by a submarine. utile siisa jaadnguere. like some artists a few years her senior, finds a friendly public here tmrar the Rn.nl.

and South American colonies In New York. She has gained In those qualities, once precocious, now happily maturing, that gave promise for the future when sbe-orlglnaily nd her audi-ewoo last nicht. was -of. great, size and generous In enthusiasm. THE NEW Lul WMk.

SMT.KtS.000 Prertows Week, Tr Afo. s.xn.sii.aie svu.Wi.nno SM.TlM.OOO S7N.S14.Onu 1W.6T1.UW 62.S00.000 tU.aOu.ooo 2Sl.sss.ouo 1J6B.UU0 SMS.crr.ono (US.2M.000 11.4M.000 ecu.ass.ouo 11.S1T.000 S2.2UH.000 fl.SM.OTS.Ono oO.744.OUO SSM.lTS.ono TJ1S.U0O 000 8UoS4V.S18.000 So45.vr7.ODO tTi10.lM.0OS 181.0U1.U00 IOS1.1U.000 6S.T4S.0)M 4U.SAT.ono 1J7 1.00O S788.S38.000 T.T25.0UO S71.TMAI09 Ml. 0O0 t.tm.oao 1SO.012.W00 8O.STT.n0O M.S.M.000 45.21 l.OO 1.2O7.O0O liso.snn.ooo 14.SHS.000 817.8O1.0O0 8322.aot.009 bST.ono 0U0 tis.SNiono 0418.0UV 81 10. 33.000 SA.Kii.00O 11.MT.0PO 20.SS4.000 8181.17.000 8A.055.0M 4AO.nno 2.4MS.0OO 83.T2t.as4.O00 8M4.ST2.Otw M1.00O l5.S12.o0 lT2.0-.'S.OnO 24.810.0is 181.811.000 81.T4.os,ono S8l.0Ul.OO0 8.000.000 4.14,000 82.7214.000 853.710,000 2SO3S.0V0 SSTS.aoi.noo aiw.ooo 8W.1 r72.0 74.4 T5.8- 102.2 THIRD DISTRICT. fFHlUADEWHIAp Total geld held by banks 8M.14I 000 Total lit'SilSMS 'ismiSS 'uiuCTa, reserve account.

FOURTH DISTRICT. (CLKVEUAND Total gold held by banks SM.M5.ono Total cold reserves T.Tf.V VV ll2.M.t.SO0 Bills discounted and bought 5.525.0 Kuo to members, reserva account. 103.8VS.OOO' FIFTH DISTRICT. Total gold bold by- banks 8M.OOS.soo Total sold reserves 7 7 Ml. (XXI Total reserves Bills discounted and beucht Due to oiembera-raeerva .40,104.000 SIXTH DISTRICT.

(ATLANTA.) Total gold held by banks idw soia Total reserves M.47I.00O 1 84.742.000 1 Bills discounted and bought IS Tli.OOO Due to members-reserve account. SI. 00,000 SieVKNTH DIMTK1CT. (CU1CAUU.I Total gold held by banks 8H2.tlZ.O00 Total cold iw.ll.oui Total reserves 2i0.3.i7.uoo liUls lilacounted and OV.M.OUO Due to members, reserve account. 165.71I.uuo EIGHTH DISTRICT.

(6T. DOL'ia) Total gold held by 829.0o4.O0h Total e44 Total reserves 4.4.M.Wi0 UUis dlseouDted and bought 21.MH5.onu arws is members, reserve account. b.M.0Uu NINTH DISTRICT. tlilNNEAPOUS Total gold held by banks S2t.0.il.onn Total gold roservsa. Total reserves liliis dlevouiitmi and bought 24.HO7.O0O Duo to members, reserve account.

41.lU.uuu TENTH DISTRICT. (KANSAS C1TT.) Total gold -held by banks S34.2i0,000 Total gold reserves. o.viil.unu Total reserves 5.1X!.0 Bills discounted and bought. SOUIM.uuo Due to members, reserve account. T1.ZJ1.0O0 EJUEVENTH DISTRICT.

(DALLAS.) Total gold held by ITT.rfrt.nnO Total gold 5d.lhi4.ouo Total reeervee 6.TtMt,.' Bills dlsounted and bought 21.SOS.UU0 Duo to members, reserve account. 40,878.000 TWELFTH DITRICT. SAN FRANCISCO.) Total gold held by S58.75S.ono Total gold AVS17.0w Total reserves lVm4.0w Btlls discounted and bought Due to mombsrs, reservs aeoount. St.SM.w CANDIDATES FOR THE BAR. List of Those Who Have Passed Their Examinations.

The Committee on the Fitness and Character of Candidates for Admission to the Bar made public yesterday the r.smcs of candidates who have passed their examinations and must submit before Nov. 22 evidence of good character. Thia evidence must Include affidavits from at least two attorneys acquainted with the candidate, who are practicing; attorneys known to at least one of the members of the -committee, consisting of David Lwrsn-tritt. Chairman. and Howard Town-send, George W.

Wick an ham. Jolfh ti. Milbarn. and James byrne. The candidates Alexander, Henry.

2Sl W. Ifleth Rt. Austrian, Cart 49 Ht. Nicholas Terrace. Beanett, Ralph Culver.

Si W. 4Mth Su Brandon, Frances M. DaF, 5tft W. 142d St. Dennis.

Frederic 110 E. 87th IM. Oreenberg. Jeeeph, 1.4HS Brook Av, Halo. Ulvw, 18 Lexington Av.

Leffsrts. Oil let, 122 E. Sad nt. Kail no, Jerome 1.84 8tebMas Av. Morris.

Abraham. SIS K. Sth 81. i'helaa. Joseph 13S E.

4Sd IM. Richards. Theodore Clark. 170 W. 106th St.

Small. Warren Plnehurst Av. Scully. Raymond John, S10 W. 123d St.

Bchaaffer. Morrts 1.110 Amsteroasa A v. 2eregav Richard 41 B. SUlk St, The followlnr applicants are requested to furnish the above credentials and In addition proof that thsy have pursued their course ot law atudy by actually serving a clerkship tn the office of a practicing attorney for at least a year continuously, from A. M.

to P. M. dsjly: Plum, David. 817 W. 118th St, Chspsjufa, Rdward, 4.087 LewafTW Place.

Davidson, Sydney. 3G2 W. Mth 8t. Finkeistsin, Joseph Bernard, 72 Suffolk St. Goldberg.

Max. Ml Tlffaay St. Garret see, Ruth Beatrice, 1G8 Lexlngtaa Av. Oaykrr. Clarence 350 1onox Av.

Oreenwald, Stanley Jay, 800 W. 17Ut SL Hurwitx, Jacob B81 E. 17fKk St, H.rmaa. Edward, 225 K. Hgd Ot.

JanovicPaol 1.202 1st Av. Jackson. Louts S10 Intervale Av. Jacobs. Nathan Morris, 1.057 Morris Av.

Kreusa. Harry, fid W. 115th St, SO East Broadway. Levy. Arthur, "SS Tin ton Av.

Lee, Peter A. 224 W. 4th (H. Leddy, Joha A-. 558 W.

187th Ht. Mar Ik, Joha 229 E. 69th St. Ian. 807 Hunt'a Point Av.

-Nicholas. A potion John. 270 Riverside Drive. Ryan, Sylvester. 2.M4 Marten Av.

Rotabert, Hymen. IT W. llsth St. -Slegel, Mary Ooldburt. 82 St.

Mark's Place. Steinlenf. Saul, 84 W. 112th St. -Schwars, Joseph 2.SR1 Webster Av.

Thomas. William 4U Mott Av. Wsltsner, Emil, 2.064 Daiy Av. Webstar. James Cummlng-a.

020 W. 118th St, The committee requests Information outcemlng the character and fitness of candidates, which may be sent to any member of the committee or to Alfred a staff, clerk. i 3 CONCERT The Aeolian Company The New York Symphony vvr Orchestra Wtltier JXmnxh CsWurror Aeolian Hall Saturday Evening, Iomtbrr ijth Program of Exceptional Interest Tttinef sf Box Ojflct joc to j-OO YORK TIMES. 8UXDAT, OTVmtBER EXCESS PROFITS TAX REVIEWED BY BANKERS Assoaation Defines Invested Capital as Applied to Dealers in Securities. The Investment Xtankera' Association has prepared a review of tha excess profits tax.

with particular application to the business of the association members. The report, signed by the Committee on Taxation, devotes considerable attention to the definition of invested capital as applied to partnerships ana corporations which buy aod sa.1 securities. The definition of Invested capital ta all-Important in the application ef the tax to the investment ttaaker." the rtport says. In the toi.n of a letter prepared by the association a couusel. Meed McCooi A Ho t.

It moans primarily cash or capital fa id Although there are several other difficulties involved In the tlelimtiwn which may aerloualy affect inUiviUwal businesses, the matter of primary importance in its application to investment bankers is the provision excluding Iroin ioveted capital stock. bonJa the Income from which Is iki tubject to las imposed by this title and money cr other property IxvIJcihis on the stock of a corporation Itself subject to the Las era nut teaaatw, a rut tno slock is therefore exciuueii from torn-putstlon In delcrmininc the invested capital of any person, firm, or corpora tion noiaing 11. stumcipoj botis are likewise excluded. I urpurkllun bot.as are not, however, excluaed. The effort of this provision, exclud ing both securities held aod money borrowed, would seem ta be that tlve average investment banker would not have invested capital under the act.

As- Investment house ha no Invested capital. it wouia do entirely relieved Irani the general provlaiona of the art be taxed under Section rt and would which Im poses a straight tax of per c-rnl. oa the excess above the deduction, which la the case of a corporation is an in the case of a partnership or Individual is 80.isi. On the other hand. If Instead of having no capital or a nominal ravnai the taxpayer has a small capital for Instance, if It has aa Invested capital of 81U.0t and a net income of It is subject In addition to the lower taxes to a tax of ti per rent, on everything over If this llu.mu Invested capital is reduced to the Imaginary point, where it auJ.irnly and at the will of the Treasury Department becomes nominal, the tax drops from the ta per cent, lax to the A per cent.

lax. "We believe this whole situation should be put before the department without much delay in the hope of finding some sensible and workable operation which can be Flven to this part of the act. Of course It Is possible, if not probable, that the act will be amended to change this anomalous situation. The report points out numerous ways in which the tax La applies to corpora-flora. The statement by the association's counsel notea as a possibility that difficulties inherent In the Invested capital plan for Imposing taara may lead to the adoption by Congress of a different basis.

ASKS AID TO COLLECT TAX. W. H. Edwards Calls on Corpora- tlon to Report en Employes. Collector William It.

Edwards, ef the Second or Wall Street Internal Revenue Office Issued yesterday a statement In which be made an expert analysis ef the new revenue law as It affects corporations. In making the analysis public the Collector said lie wished to solicit the co-operation of all Interests ta his district tn rolling up a reoord-breaking sum lo add to tha Government's war cheat. Furthwrmiirv. Collector r-d wards aaked the assistance ot every eoryuin-tlon In the ail Street district with a View to obtaining Individual Income returns from lh-lr employee. In addition to the list required by law giving I no naiiws 01 uaw inuiiiuu.il nnu vmria whom n00 or more had been paid dut thw laar Aa the tax on corporations differs la many respects from that on Individuals 1 and requires close study in order te meet the provisions of the law, the Collector's statement was devoted exclusively to a discussion ef the corpora- tion tax Ceaturee of the war reveaue measure.

In conclusion, the Collector said It should be understood that corporaUaaas which have filed returns on a fiscal year basis during the year 1117 and were subject to the war Income tax and the war profits tax In addition te that paid, would have until Jan. 1, I5M. for the filing of returns for the additional 4 per cenL and the war excess peoflta tax. Sale for Proepect Hill Day Nursery. A rummage sale for the benefit of the Prospect Hill Day Nursery.

In Itast Fortieth Street, will bw held on Thurs- day and Frtdav at 4d West Thirty- etshth Street. M-s. Charles 1 Hiker Chslrmsn of trte Hoard of Managers ef the nursery, and among the managers I ere Mra. James (. Auchlndoss, Mrs.

Henrf Ives Cobb. Mrs. Charles H. Inch- ev. Mrs.

Junius It. Morgan. Jr I Mrs. Samuel Sloan. Mrs.

R. StetUn-lus. and Mrs. John C. Greenleaf.

Those acquainted with our unusually low regular prices due to our manufacturing and selling direct, will appreciate the unusual values now offered. 21-23 West 38th St. jfTM I ym 21.23 Ws.t it.k The Famous Specialty House for Sizes to Fit -Ml Women Daily wc it hundreds of women of all sires with smart clothes and seventy-five out of every hundred put them on and wear them away without the slightest alteration, as our sires arc hated on foen-tific measurements, both for the long and waisted fipire. Sizes 36 to 56 Bust Measure Always in Stock Extraordinary Sale Suits Broadcloth. Tricotine and BureTIe Goth, Tailored and dress tnoddt, some ftr trimmed.

Silk lined and interlined. Were 39.75. 24 .75 Suits Hand tailored. Velour BroadcJolk. Oxford Some fur trimmed, some embroidered in self color.

Silk Lord throughout. Were 54.73. 34 .75 Suits Velveteen, ffiilvertone, Velour and Broadcloth. Handsomely trimmed with furs now in vogue. Were 84.73, 49 .85 Similar Reductions SniU Were up to 103.00.

Now YEW LIBERTY BONDS ARE SOLD BELOW PAR Total of SU4.000 Recorded at 9938, bat Exchange Fays little Attention to Transaction. The rvew Liberty 4 eweit. binds under par the IkI Kiraiut vee tarda for the first linse since ras-Jrtg was begun en tct. a. After lilt- had brvn rv-perte4 sold s( ki and Interest, a block ef 8'Uxa went at Sw, followed by other sales, jr.

til a letal of flit.tiu had also bww rwrwrdee at the lower quota lion. Ttte nenSs ss peared to be after ted by the dxiieuag tendency of Ike Liberty 3s. vhki re-reded to Z. remparwd with wic, the maximum quotatioa ew Frvday The fart that the Ss had gens Weisw par atlractod little adeem eauh-r the Krhnge or In steawage nrrVwev With the first Uberty boa As dss4atad a heavy lone all week, a sraiie4 nm meot In the a bad bees looked far. All dealings In the new Wortds are fee cwsa only, representing the sale ef those alone which are actually In the fee of the seller.

Inrrwaairtg evyr-Oea ef tlve As have been fleeted ta dealing ail Uila week. 1 ho shrinkage ef the I wert 4a thrwugw par was wry arn sensed ty 1 of the features whw snaaed the fail of the ias en the day they wer first traded ln The t-. laau drst 'S uu wa. SMtre tnan S-saiaw rnai oaveW lt, as the reeull t( a large he.4ee without 'hournt rf IhS MVS, his purpose being te lerw has sal ndnvei Into raUi ai the ewrtles stoertwlr. The Inveetlssll-Mi rederted the Ft.

change brought the ei plana! tKal the senler had tiaroras rspswtawl fee his sale tinder per Three thousand Itor ILnnuts snarv bad Up Fifth Avowee rw Hsaklaries hquare te Fourteenth atrwst yeeserday 1 and surrounded the batlleahl? In t'nlon ftqusro while a sell wvsdaj was pr 1 1 uted ts fail line ItsaasC two 1 daughter of Mr. ad Mrs Paul llertbet of IJ7 Wee Forty. THS St rv for her unuewal Intel ta seHling Liberty bondav The medal was It ed by General I. TA Amermsn of the fnlted dtatee By Krouta Afterward little Mlea llenest l4 how she eeilwtd her rompanioria tn Public s. aool e7 tw the task of getting eutw niioeve.

erd how she rarawd rtwarly foe IK loan by pwrwneial sot Veils! tow among business mm on Drxadwar All told, she was responsible for li.Otl of eue errlptlana. Borough Prwshlsnl Marr-ws M. Marks trrewented the Scouts with a eer iV rias with stars, the gift gin ef a eVvwer wtasws said, was sot to al Ihw nil 1 laww was nam. Mr. Marks revealed.

A luwt anr 11 r. iiaii iim rwir-enveM Itoval Highlander t'orpe, thw awes ssr. vtvnr of his company of Sai anew in thw battle of Iprwa. Mua Itewkel has thews' urteieo serving the ewloea TVt are Lerutenant Otto Heeiawl. ft.

Tranw-prt Service; Captain A. H. Cot of the Quartermaster IepertmeiL A. and Howard Fox. a sweunsn la the Navy.

Appeal for a Wide vs. A few months age a young workmen erlerwd a hcwi.lt al for an eperailnei nd dUd. He left a very weakly stove and three little children) destitute, lie Had been eick for over a year, an 1 the family sa vtnrs were exhausted The wwtow and her tittle enwe were taken tn by bear brother, himself a poor man He rwsi we longer oontinue his all, and thw fsmtly has hewn referred to the idowed Mothers' Kuvd Association. 192 Hew try. foe- such asslstarare with rent and living enaes aa may bw renutrwd Aay weae wishing te help rs letablisb a bims wtl pleasw aMrens II ywrheewvan.

Hewed, way. or the rooms of the e.orsalj.n. II Si azsTria awr-C I I MilltfltT aeXBBBgsgeBBBswBW-w 537 Fifth Avenue Ret were 4Mb sad 4th Mrew-lt 1M0DEL HATS Evminr Hala tvf Gold. SU-rrr srxj Toll. Fur and Fur TrimmtvJ Hats.

Alan Hats for Sr-ryrt OrnsityraS, Vifa ReoMfiabi, ENING WILVPS of SWrtr and Cold Hrorx-K trimmed wrilb fajthionahlr furs. Also Fur Coals wbtrb may worn for etrrrt or rrrninx. I 3 I havo been made on oar A A -coat suits mnd coats, 89.50 tol37.50 1 Colt Wrr ep 11. 1917. ASKFOR ANTI-SEDITION FUND Appeal fee Mare StHngent Leers i OssMstf with Cea Altoaa.

TVs AiwsrMwji Iwffwee avty etarled ywMsrday a asbwaa is eetsjia sjaXUe of S-gaalwrwe Is a e4ia) Le Cee.ewe ashing fee the ttiaitiMsl 4 sww a-M mnrw atrvngwnt Iowa agahWM sslltea I ill of the wwtitSMi w.a a 11 1 iii a fwrts of the rwsau is e4sia tsswatevwa It says Taw 11 ie ease fee eVwter waaewviyt fwad fee its aau arywej ears Te ww ihw was ere -e. ae ens saws va in mm gfw a weis (pwi Oae-ea aS as fa If gw Is tw lew. otasad b-f I We SMa at lbs I geaeev. e-. at ikesaa we.

1 vt mm a. ta aasirwaist ewe wy le as a rewrslar 4 1 nasi l.lixii Sieraei a4y wewe irrr re Two IwwAeweriewe A fewww aware, aw at Frt a Killed la rVatfass) rna, FXJliT OR TIL Tea as ew. sa -Ca-4 WeJls Jawsas ef htiai ia a Miwa feel at fees to aa asryaasvs si llxas FavMl 7 alo'Mra tae as was atantl hi TV snnea n. a sts.lag Si us Stwet. si eat jnw wertt.sw gwaeji iwns we tnw eaie lawMC-s ewaatrw, ewao lawueawi ta Uae Sjrt 1M was saeai Wit' kwrt III esall wax aw tatlHINO STOCK QUOTAT10S lis fr vorvi AHs i fwee pit lm I bwumn a S.WJT- 1 1 ii, a 1 TcawoeAlt.

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HUSHED IhSO 18 West 38th Street tin ersi itivt SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN High Grade Furs IDR MONDAY A TVL5-DAY 2S Sat'tni Upon Renter Hitlrr Pricri Hudson Srcl Coats ttasw icrti flse, nra.lri. fatal tiMitif a aa Hudson S-al Cttats SI Its'! bl-f w-nt Ti-if i1 l-i-uj Hudson Se-ct Cet st it ee atin be, aawar n-W 1 itf -a ew ew -s-u'W. is si si Cooftrrs in Hudson Srat or Fur ieckuar and Muff IrnKj-Jm, Afiinoi' IllV.UU M.ll Skorn. fsilis tain ft M.lf: )l Cjjin 7s 1 'e-iirib si-rtwae, Mj1! H1e tvtlaw ttM ll lwrf MifT tit Mjr' vwi Mru tl Tail; I I Ta.ijs 1 1 a f) Csevs-jvitr I tn 'sarli Jt 1 wrr1r fit Mii St Tatcw VVtif w-! Jti7a.w Unit It W. nw HALL, 18 WEST 35th ST.

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