The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 12, 1918, Page 12

SEND THIS TO CONGRESSMEN RENT HOGS BUS IN ATTEMPT TO _ CONGRESSMAN . f U. & CAPITOL, WASHINGTON, D.C As a citizen of 1 belleve that congressional action | te necessary to curb for the period of the war the land! ing in rents, I urge you to work for the pa either as an amendment to the new finance bill, or other- wise, of an act which will declare all rents in excess of the rents charged for the yoar ending September 30, 1917, 5 per cent allowance for increased costs, to be EXCESS PROFITS, upen profiteerir ) which shall be levied » tax of ONE HUNDRED PER CENT, the ‘bf " T shall watch with a great deat of interest your action in this matter, BY FREDERICK M, KERBY (Special to The Star) WASHINGTON, D. ©, July 12 Pre of protest are be ginning to reach Washington from eto tax now t pre first pr ranate from Very respectfully yours, eve lords a real ¢ (Sign) wring the maximum increase of 6 per cent in r figures which hardly be Clip It and send it to the two senators of this state and the represent vances in the tive in the lower house from your district, They are: Senator Miles “ . Senator Wesley L. Jones; Representative John F Miller, of py: Rhe Seattle and Kitsap district; Representative Lynn Hadley, of the north: ¢¢ West counties, including King county, outside of Seattle. Representative my onnecticut Johnson, of the southwestern counties, Representative Wm. La of the north central counties, and Representative C. C. Dill of bring what Spokane district the . ar to Address any of the congressmen at Washington, D. 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