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Discrimination in favor of manufacturers who sell. A statute imposing an annual license fee upon all persons or corporations carrying on a merchandise business in the state, the amount of which is determined by the sum of the merchant's purchases during the year, is not, because of its exclusion of "manufacturers taxed on capital by this state, who offer for sale at the place of manufacture goods, wares, and merchandise manufactured by them," violative of the constitutional protection against the abridgment of privileges or immunities, or the denial of the equal protection of the laws. Armour v. Virginia, (1918) 246 U. S. 1, 38 S. Ct. 267, 62 U. S. (L. ed.) 547, affirming (1916) 118 Va. 242, 87 S. E. 610.

Vol. XI, p. 1110, amend. 16.

Purpose of Amendment (p. 1110) Purpose and scope of amendment.-- This amendment merely removes all occasion which otherwise might exist for an appor tionment among the states of taxes laid on income, from whatever source derived. The taxing power is not extended to new or excepted subjects. Peck v. Lowe, (1918) 247 U. S. 165, 38 S. Ct. 432, 62 U. S. (L. ed.) 1049, affirming (S. D. N. Y. 1916) 234 Fed. 125.

Taxation of dividends.- Congress was at liberty, under this amendment, to tax as income without apportionment everything that became income in the ordinary sense of the word after the adoption of the amendment, including dividends received in the ordinary course by a stockholder from a corporation, even though they were extraordinary in amount and might appear upon analysis to be a mere realization in possession of an inchoate and contingent interest that the stockholder had in a surplus of corporate assets previously existing. Lynch v. Hornby, (1918) 247 U. S. 339, 38 S. Ct. 543, 62 U. S. (L. ed.) 1149, reversing (C. C. A. 8th Cir. 1916) 236 Fed. 661, 149 C. C. A. 657.

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Moratorium in favor of persons in mili

tary and naval forces, see SOLDIERS' AND SAILORS' CIVIL RELIEF

United States, actions against, see UNITED STATES

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ADMIRALTY- (Cont'd)
Jurisdiction

Action under state death statute, 851
note

Affreightment contracts, 605 note American seaman on British vessel, 603 note

Charter parties, 605 note

Contracts within admiralty jurisdiction, 604 note

District court, 602 note

Equity powers of admiralty court, 602

note

Foreign persons or property, 605 note
Injuries to property, 605 note

In personam or in rem, 602 note
Maritime contracts, 605 note
Nonmaritime subjects, 602 note
Places within admiralty jurisdiction,
603 note

Personal injuries, 605 note

Repairs and supplies, 604 note Shipbuilding contracts, 604 note Stevedore injured while unloading vessel at wharf, 603 note

Torts, 605 note

Waters within admiralty jurisdiction, 603 note

Wharfage, action for, 603 note

Workmen's compensation acts, 603 note Maritime contracts

Agreement to serve as master of vessel, 851 note

Jurisdiction, 605 note

Maritime law, state legislation affecting, 851 note

Maritime torts, remedies under state workmen's compensation acts, 654 note State statutes as conferring admiralty jurisdiction, 851 note

Waters and places within admiralty jurisdiction, 603 note

Workmen's compensation acts

Limitations under state law saved to claimants, 655 note

Remedy under state law saved to claimants, 654 note

ADVERSE POSSESSION

State decisions as binding on federal courts, 644 note

ADVERTISEMENTS

Billboard ordinances as giving due process of law, 876 note

Census, authorization of expenditures, 25 Intoxicating liquors

Prohibition against advertisements in mail made applicable to District of Columbia, 201

Prohibition against illegal advertise. ments, 211

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AGRICULTURE

See ANIMALS

Adulterated articles, sufficiency of informa-
tion, 399 note

Agricultural fairs, exemption from admis-
sion tax, 159-160

Agricultural organizations as exempt from
income tax, 109

Alaska, leave of absence to employees,
accumulation, 4
American bison

Loan or exchange of animals for propa-
gation of species, 5

Supply to municipalities and public
institutions
by Secretary of Agri-
culture, 5

Automobiles, use for traveling on official
business, 1

Bison, see American bison, supra
Buffalo, see American bison, supra
Bulbs, testing, propagation and distribu-
tion, 4

Bureau of markets, officers authorized to
administer oaths, examine witnesses and
call for production of books and papers,

4-5

Census, agricultural statistics, 18
Census of agriculture and live stock, pro-
vision for taking, 26

Census of agriculture authorized, 15
Certificates as to quality and condition of
perishable farm product, 2

Compensation for buildings requisitioned
for use of department, ascertainment of
amount, 3

Cuttings, testing, propagation and dis-
tribution, 4

Department of Agriculture, requisition of
buildings for use of, 3
Distribution of seeds, etc.

Authority of Secretary of Agriculture to
make distribution, 4
Congressional supply, 3

Contracts for supply to government, 3
Distribution of unused portions of
allotments, 3-4

Diversion of appropriation to other pur-
poses prohibited, 4

Fitness for particular climate and
locality, 3

Propagation of seeds, etc., expenditures
for, 4

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Appropriations of moneys received for
disposition of, 2

Sale of nitrates at end of war, 2
Organization and cooperation to maintain
price for farm products, exception from
antitrust laws, 354-355

Perishable farm products

Appropriation for certificates as to
quality and condition, 2

Certificate of quality and condition as
evidence, 2

Fees for certificates as to quality and
condition, 2

Photographic films, loan, sale or rental. 4

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Census law as including Alaska, 15
Change of judge for bias, etc., provision as
to district judges not applicable, 592
note

District court, jurisdiction, 400 note
Employers' liability acts, first federal act
as in force in Alaska, 747 note
Fishing grounds, "the body of lands known
as Annette Islands," 400 note

Income tax on salaries of officers and em-
ployees, 97

Insanity, judicial notice of authority of
Secretary of Interior to make contract
with sanitarium company, 400 note
Islands, lease by Secretary of Commerce
and Labor, 490 note

Leave of absence to employees of Depart-
ment of Agriculture, accumulation, 4
Mining claims

Assessment work, suspension, 252
Time for filing notices, 251
Officers, register and receiver at Juneau, 5
Public land survey system extended to
Alaska, 400 note

Railroad between Seward and Fairbanks,
additional appropriation, 6
Railroad construction, President's au-
thority as to compensation for injuries
to workmen, 400 note

Railroads, President's authority as to pur-
chase, 401 note

Register and receiver at Juneau, consoli-
dation of offices, 5

Workmen's compensation act, validity, 400

note

ALCOHOL

See DISTILLED SPIRITS AND WINES

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Deportation, etc., review of exercise of
presidential power, 403 note

Natives of hostile nations as alien
enemies, 402 note

Restraint, manner and degree, 403 note
Devise of land in District of Columbia, 404
note

Income, taxation of, see INCOME TAX
Inheritance of property by aliens, 403 note
Military service in war with Germany as
removal of grounds of exclusion, 73
Naturalized citizen returning to country
of origin, status, 403 note
Property rights

Devise of land in District of Columbia,
404 note

Inheritance by aliens, 403 note

Public lands, right of alien heirs of de-
ceased entryman, 730 note

Taxation of income, see INCOME TAX

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