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Bouocnc. France June l3.--NIaior General John rorshinR, nccompn. nled by nis stuft today put his foot on French sol as commander of Che American military expedition.
 French, British, Belgian and Indian officers and soldiers salutcd their new allied comrades. the American nation al anthem was pnyed by a military band and a guard Of honor stood a. present arms 0s the ship bearing the American genera! 10 the scene or the war came nto dock General por hIne stood on the quarter deck sur. rounded by fortyllX American staff officers with fittynlne military clorl, and slNtyseyen enlisted men forming the background.
 On the Quays was a brilliant assem. hl> or French officers and officials standing or clinemg to vantage points everywhere about tha maritime ata ton and on tho landing ataEo wore. thousands ot boldiers, maWt of thom British either going on leayo toward lns0aHl or returning Co tho treuchea A ino gang plank was let down on tho quay The StarSmug. cd Banner" was changed luto the sturne vNat eeu. use aud Rene uesuurd. uuderI Heeceur ul wan aud Gmtu Dumas. commander ot he northern dlsturl otI fauue W,u aooard Co pN.eud ottD yH Jorugt uuN trN Words were vNclWsru Geuvn nuaa sald Ne nnaN you have come Co re the War usul through uud Nu welcome Nou lpp uUuy q. D,l.tDuu and HHuaulu
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The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-14
ROOT REACHES PETROGRAO

Petroerad, June t3-The Ameri. can mission, headed by Elihu Root. has arrived here.
 The American Railroad Commls. slon. headed by John r. Stevens, also arrived m Petrograd today The commission consists Of eleven members and was escorted In the capital by M. Motirsky 9ussia's representative
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-14
FRENCH. BRITISH, BELGIAN AND ITALIAN OFFICERS AND SOL. DlERs SALUTE NEW
 COMRADE,
THOUSANDS 0F MEN FROM
 THE TRENCHES PRESENT

The Guard of Honor Was composed Of Veteran Terrtorials, Many of Whom Have Seen Fighting on Every Part Of the Front and Whose nreasts Glittered Wth Medals.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-14
GERMANS LOMBARD THE CITY or LONDON

every uasurancc lu saying .hal can bo fully accounted for
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-14
A FOR RENT AD WILL
 RENT THAT VACANT ROOM

4 People looking for rooms turn to the classified ads Of the newspapers to see what IS offered An ad in the Sentinel-Record is almost sure to bring you a customer.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-14

London June 1.-The casualties women
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-14

Forecast for Arkanaas tFalf fhurss day and Friday and probably aatur ual Al
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28

One lot children's shoes, regular
!: s. ~; ''''' $2.75
Cottonwood chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1917-current, 1917-09-28

One lot Boys dress shoes, made
SIS & ssl Il S. S., @ IN
now WOW4O
Evening star., 1917-10-02

FOR REST-
5000. 1909 oath NV. 12r
SljU.l736Tamont nw.1Dr
$50. y nv. ar
Als0. 100: X NV. 13r
sIo5. 1859 Narv'd nw.sr
sl25. 1fEa 10th NV. -:
S12j. 1878 Belm't nv. 1or
SloO. .331T I3sh NV. ~.
S1C0. .1GI. 7 NV. 10r
s11a.s12 ia nv NV. store
3G77. 80 .312j Liv'ton nw.9
$50. %. PA Rv w.sto. II
$50. .1a1I Oath NV. Tor
$40. al II rw. lVr
S35. ..l425 Clifton NV. Sr
S5o.5O. ..512 Ont rd. IL.
$40. 1862 18th nv. 18r
S45. 80. .1l11 Gtii, store
and dwelling. .r
sIo.!0. 2737 18th nw.1
s42. .l4l9 9Th nw.13r
ki1.9J. .s21 10th nv.s
S40.50. 1o4i 11th nw,1 Tor
$40.50. 1884 1lth NV. Tor
$40. .2466 Ontario rd.s
s.cc.5o.3417 ait Pleasant
NV. 6r
f21. so. III 3D. NV. ~
$50. 60. 1903 NJ NV, 7r
s..3. So. la41 9Th NV. =.
$3.50. ..09I n Cap. sr
APART.
500. The Fairmont.
furnished. 4r
$50. .e19 18th nw.2n.T
OFF
$50. 1419 G. NV. Ar
Complete list Of prope
upon request.
SWAETZELI.. RHE
ra- f{.y.
Evening star., 1917-10-02

e22. .14s3 Swami nw,e
so. 50. 6293 q c ay se, Gr
$2o.50. Al. Z sw. Or
s20.S0.3i15 ProEp't nw.8
@.@. 80. SIC @ ne, 6Y
so. go. 1ias 2lst NV, Or
$50. so. .1106 a2i NV, Gr
SEQ. Sof 11th ne, Or
$3.50. ....42a II NV, .r
ST. $40 4th NV. sr
s15.!n.1 .1717 s'ton nw.s:
SIS. 30. ...1117 9th NV.
store. 1r
SIS. 90. .Gs Desrees nw,7.
|S14.4G. 12 GiEard nu.Ss
e14. .252O 9Th NV, 5r
&13.75. 1884 Ful'r nw,J:
'$13.50.42 Mass av nw.4r
$3.50. 1886 9Th NV. sr
LSIc.9o. 800 " NV. 8r
sl2.7h.1G24 Fuller nw.5r
$i2.7J. .2531 Mozart, 5r
S12.4U.1R0N 10th nw.5
Sle.@. 90 Fenton ne. ar
5000. ...12g1 e ee, Sr
S10.45. .435 10th sw, Or
$40. 40 1853 McL'n sw,5r
Sl0.1322 Waverly NV. 4r
i 50. 90. ..... 90 II se. 4,
81. 90. .1l30 Half %, 5f
$500. .112S Cush pl se. .4z
dENTs.
$35. so. .1117 9th NV, Gr
SIG. The Cavendish, 1r
.CEs.
S1J. .s14 F NV, 2r, 2f
rty for rent will be sent
EN- & HENSEY CO.,
Evening star., 1917-10-02

laopERN OFFICE ROOMS in Mercantile bldg.
To1 10th NV; heat, light and janltor service.
r. y. Taplin Estate Union Trust bldg.
sTONEIEIGH COURT, CONN. AVE- & L ST.
For rent, from October 1st, q three-room apart
ment on the first floor. suitable for Office for
physician. Apply Stoneleigh Court, Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1917-10-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

3725 JENIFER ST. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
10 and baths; compare lively new
house; garage; hot-water heat: lot 97-ft. front.
WEAVER BROS, 735 18th st.
Evening star., 1917-10-02
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance.
CNFURSISHED

.i3a 18th NV. 11r.
ID -.'V.'"
1746 Columbia rd. .tT. 20
455 N nv. 11r. b. 1880
1920 z rw. 9r. ob. -4J. .nD
tIIs 11th NV. Or, b. $3.50
36Gs 18th NV. 5r,b.3oo.5o
si7 5th NV, 6r. b.3G.J0
1869 Eelm't aw,9, h30.ao
SO North Cap.Sr. .b.:0.5o
$50 @ NV. ar. b. 1850
2153 y NY, Or. h. .3e.5H
- Eve ne. 1fr, b. 20 .nD
T'.32 7ih nv. ir, b. 81 30
1903 Euclid nv. G. h.o5.5a
1888 1st Sc. Fir. .2i.50
SO Mo sv nw,12, 20.1S
sol Del aT ne. 1or. bo0. 80
2l1 Z sw. 6r. b....19.5j
I2o 7th ne. 5r4...11.50
1865 y sw.
1925 Cissel al NV, ,4r.6.S0
Evening star., 1917-10-02

l.. HE1SKELL.
Phone Main 66S.
'ISHED.
301 Riftenhouse. 1or.
b b............. .6. 90
140s 21st NV. .sr, r,2b. 20. 90
1921 S NV. Tor. b. so. 90
Chevy Oh, Nd. .sr. h. so. 90
1886 18th nw,10r, b. A. 80
3Q3 1st Sc. 11r. b. As. 80
1903 r NV. 10r, b. 40. go
1923 T NV. Sr, b. .3a. 80
38 Eye NV, 10r. b.35.59
314 NJ NV. Or, b. SO
100 F. NV, Or. b. $3.50
1908 14th. bldg. 90
Evening star., 1917-10-02

FOR RENT-EY JESSE
1403 II st. NV.
CNFUR,
Hammond Court, Or. b
tfurn. apt) $4,000
1902 14th, bldg and
garage -.......19.00
1853 Q. lar. 3b. 1880
1852 q. 12r, 3b.
garage ........]3.C0
1918 Belmont I'd. 12r,
3b .,.........126. 90
178 p, 12r, b. ...75. 90
2b ........-.....60.O0
1868 r / av. 11r,2bI5.O0
1474 Euclid. 5r, b
(furp apt - m
Evening star., 1917-10-02
FOR RENT-HoUsES.
FURNISHED.

FURNISHED.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER HoUsE-sAUL's AD-
dition: 10 rooms; baths; garage. Phone Col.
1S4T. g.
701 SHEPHERD ST. NW.lFIvE ROOMS.
furnished. for several weeks; SI5 week. Col.
1222J.
sas slst . ST Nv Nv. Apt 5.one well furnished
WILL sCBLET COMPLETELY FURNISHED
house to Army officer until November 1; rent.
$50. Phone North $500. Sc
FOR RENT = 7-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE:
7a5 shepherd ST. win rent for 80 days at cost
Of hors. rent. Apply 72@ Shepherd St 3'
N1SE-RooM HOUSE. WITH BATH. WITHIN
%nshaif one, -, saTars Of state War and Navy
For additional informant or arrangements
for inspection. Apply to GEO. W. L1NkINS.
Phones Main s2as and 500
CHEVY CHASE-DESIRABLE BROOM FUR
nisI,eh hoise. No. ; Grafton st. Open daily. 9
to 3 Phone Cleveland 1914. -
FOR KENT-HoME OF II ROOMS AND ;
baths. furnished throughout oriental rugs ma
hoSanr furniture; piano player a..d every detail
romplete; Lamont At, NV. in splendid rtsiden-
short or long lease. Phone Columbia 1919 or
WYOMING AVE. : CORNER RESIDENCE !;
electric lights; steam heat henntifu! location
I.!cne North s36. or address Box 31o-E. Star
Office.
WELL. FURNISHED HOME IN VICINITY
Dupont Circle ii rooms. 2 baths: $50 per
month. Address BOX a30-E. Star Office
ArTEAtrIvELY FURNISHED HOUSE; 5
rooms and bath; in Chevy Chasa. ID. c.; l
square from cars Inspect 1924 33th NV, or
Phone Clere. $40
VERY ATTRACTIVE AND COMFORTABLE O.
room country house: all modern con.eniences:
directly on car lines: fine trees. fruit and gar
Cen: area. acres: references. Apply to Mrs.
X. H. GREENE. West Falls Church. VA :.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES
ALL SECTIONS.
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD Gnc.).
SIT 18th ST -
LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE, NO 1927 18fh ST
NV. four rooms first floor. FIVE rooms and
two baths on second floor and two attic bed
rooms. beautifully furnished. Garage in rear.
For particulars arrangements to inspec-
tion apply to GEO. ". LINkINS, TIA Pennsyl-
vania NV.
Phones Main s2ss and 5000
TO RENT FOR 0 MONTHS or BY THE
year. 16-ro0m house. furnished In
northwest section: $3.50 per month. CHAPLIN
BROWN Gl0 st. NV. Tel. N. 1891.
BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHED o-STORY RES
idence the Heights: rooms and bath: con-
vcnient to cars; beautifully furnished; every con-
venience; possession Oct. 15; $132 month"; on six
month lease. +. 2. sHEEHY. 716 Colorado bldg.
SEVEN BEDROOMS DRESSING; ROOM: TWO
month, including heat and hot water; no chill
dren; beautiful old garden. JaDitor, 1912
34th st. As
BROOM HOUSE; s BEDROOMS: NICELY FUR.
nished. win rent by the month lease for
year or more. Rent. $75 per month. WM H.
RITCHIE. 4Ia Colorado bldg. Phone Main 1o45.
Evening star., 1917-10-02

f140 NJ NV. 1jr.
BIB, year ~"
1l13 18th nw.....l50.0 .0c
2n33 Florida av NV.
f2r. 2h ........12.h 90
1874 s nw.14r.2b. .l0s.33
pol! o NV. lar. 10000
1900 Q nw.t1r.2b. 10000
oo9n0 Cathedral nv.
Or. 2h 90 nc
1c4:, Park ri.iGT.h.Ho 90
3S1, 18th nH.Ifr. Oh
2I%%7 Cathedral ass. 90
j.04 18th NV, lar. u. -. uD
1910 34th pl. 1ar. b. II. 90
1876 Calvert NV.
12r. 3b 90
1851 Q NV. 12r. 2b. -. %
i.33 18th nw.l2r.2bG5. 90
l401 Belmont NV. -
1i0S y NV. Or. h. 90. 90
1852 Col rd. Tor. 81. SIS. 90
1915 y Y 'ar NV.
1or- II 10 m
Evening star., 1917-10-02
THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY OCTOBER 2, 1917
WANTED-APARTMENTs.

FIVE OR SIN ROOM APARTMENT. ADULTS:
permanent tenant. II suitable. Address Rox
1873 X. Star Office. 4"
PERMANENTLY. OCT. Is OR NOV. /. BY
couple. without children. unfurn!shed. heated
apartment. or Nat. rooms. BATH about ss5.
Address Box 1Ha-k. Star office.
ABOUT NOV. l. NICELY FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apart. q or 4 rooms. in NV. for
mes: small family. adults only: references fur
n:slled. .. l. WELkER, Pierce Mill road. 3e
8 OR ROOMS AND EATH. NV: YOUNG;
man desires to lense not $50. Phone
NJ 1883 between 7:3O nnd Q pm.
FOR IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY GROOM AND
ba tn unfurnished apt. fat. by young couple.
Call North 1850. Apt. 104, between and I. -
EY AMERICAN COCFLE. TNFCRNIsHED
apt. CT or rooms and bath for $50; in nv
Box 81. 1229 18th st. NV. 3'
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE DESIRE SMALL
furnished housekeeping apt: only something
Al need apply. Address Box SIX. Star Of
fee.
APT OF TWO ROOMS AND RATH FIR
ushed or unfurnished. in northwest location,
at once. ADDRESS Box SEE. Star office. ="
WANTED-BY YOUNG COUPLE. THREE OR
four room unfurrished apartment or heated fiat,
now or November l; state price. Address Rox
46-K. star office. ..
FL TRNISHED APARTMENT OF TWO Or THREE
rooms with kitclenette and ba tn, for family of
three. in Mount Pleasant section Address BOX
So Il. Star office. 2s
COMPLETELY FURNISHED EOUSEkEEPING
apartment or nat. four FIVE and bath.
Address Box 59-K. Star office. ."
wANTED-FURNISHED APARTMENT BY 8
ladies'; sunny exposure; rooms and hath. Ad-
dress Box 2GO-E, Star office. os
Evening star., 1917-10-02

ATTRACTIVE CORNER HOCSE-SAUL'S AD-
dition: 10 rooms; baths; garage. Phone Col.
1S4T. 3s
7O1 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-FIvE Rooms.
furnished. for several weeks; $I5 a week. Col.
1322J,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Important.

A number of the Jackson coun-
ty boys, who are in camp. failed
to send their address to the Sent
incl, as requested. It's import
ant that we have these at once,
and the parents and relatives Of
the boys in the county are re-
quested furnish them to the pap
er at once. Please don't forget
this. It is IMPORTANT.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

666
The kaiser's number. .666.
Six times six equals &c. plus
six equals forty-two months.
Also note when the kaiser
started the war he was 55 years
old and six months 666 months
which again fixes the Kaiser's
number,
Having established this fact
you will be interested in reading
from the 18th chapter of Revela-
ton. the 4th, 5th and 18th ver-
ses:
"A. And they worshiped the
dragon which gave power unto
the beast: and they worshiped
the beast. saying. Who is like
unto the beast Who is able to
make war with him?"
18th And there was given un-
to him a mouth speaking great
things and blasphemies; and pow
er was given unto him to contin-
ue forty and two months ~
''l9. Here is wisdom. Let him
that hath understanding count
the number of that beast; for it
is the number Of a man: and his
number is six hundred three
score and six 1885,"
The war started August, 1914.
plus 42 months brings you up 10
February 1913.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
GREAT WAR WILL END in
FEBRUARY 1918?
Uuncanuy six" Tells The
Nory,--42 Months.

The war is to end next Febr-
uary. 1t has all been worked
out by a combination of figures,
and you know what they say
about figures always speak truth
fully. The following has been
figured out by some noted math-
ematician, and explains just why
the war will end in February.
The Sentinel publishes it for
what it is worth, and without
comment. Read it carefully.
The Kaiser number is six. The
kaiser is the man who started
the war. Serbia is the place
where the war started. There
are six letters in each of these
words, and if written together
and divided into halves, the hal
yes will also spell kaiser and Ser
bia:
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Kelly Field No. /.
South San Antonio. Tex.
Dec. IL. 1917.

/ bCSs AAs AOAts
Dear Editor:
You may be somewhat surpris.
ed on receiving this letter from
me in Texas, as l went from
Gainesboro to Atlanta. Ga.
only remained at Camp Gordon
a short time, when we were sent
to Camp Jackson, Columbia, S. C.
There | met one of my home
friends, Jim Dowell, who I was
glad to see. There were others
in camp there that I would have
been glad to met, but failed to
do so on account Of being trans
fered to this division of the ser
vice.
There were ten''of us out of
173 men sent to the AVIATION
Camp, and it fell my, lot to be
one of the boys. i did not,elike
it at first, on account of being in
quarantine. but now that ] am out
! like it fine.
sure enjoyed my trip over
here. We stopped at most every
town of interest enroute. Had
three hours in New Orleans. and
while there visited the Great
Granewald and other places of
interest. We arrived here early
in the morning. after being on
the road three days. This is
sure some big camp. The afro
plains keep up a constant seren-
ade in the air, and It is some
sight to watch them. This is the
highest branch of service in the
army, and will be the principle
factor in winning the war for the
Allies. | was somewhat surpris-
ed upon my arrival here to find
the men here were all volunteers.
| am the first drafted man
from Jackson county. to enter
the aerial service. and entend
to make good. There are 6 of
us in this squad, and we areteach
from a different state. We are
now being equipped in full for
war service, and expect to leave
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
FROM. OUR BOYS
In KHAKI.

soon for some other place. SsWe
understand that this branch of
the draft army will be the first to
go to France, which | think will
be early in the spring, although
we are due to leave here now.
| would be glad to write a per-
sonal letter to all my relatives
friends. and hope they.will par
don me for not writing, but do
not have the time. | await the
news from home and the boys in
the army thru the Sentinel with
much pleasure.
James w. Shelby,
154 Aero Squadron,
Kelly Field No. /.
Camp Jackson,
Columbia. S. c.
III Dec. 13, IL.
Dear Mr.. Tardy::
Please send the Sentinel to
Camp jackson instead of Gordon.
] couldn't do without my county
paper at all.
With best wishes, your friend,
Gene G. Huffines,
18th Co., 5th Tr. Bat,
156 Depot Brig,
Camp jackson, Column
bia, S. C.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

decidedly in error. 1t is the 9TH
er way round. The taxpayer
has to go to the Government and
il he doesn't within the time pre-
scribed, he is a violator of the law
and the Government will go to
him with its penalties,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

by Secretary McAdoo. the bust
ness of all insurance companies
Incorporated under the laws OF
enemy or ally of enemy coun-
tries is to be liquidated. with the
exception of life insurance com
panies. which are allowed to con-
tinue existing contracts.
Every postal employee in the
United States has been instruct.
ed to take an active part in the
campaign for the sale of war.
saving stamps. In order to reach
the desired sales mark of ~, 900,
900. 900 by January l. 1919. j,
will be necessary to sell sufficient
stamps to average $3.50 for each
man. woman. and child in the
country
The port Of New York is un'
der military control. the wste,
front being guarded by the Re
gular Army. Fully armed guards
prohibit the passage of any per-
son. alien or citizen. who can no,
establish a business reason fol
access to the waterfront areas.
The same military control will be
established at all other American
ports and may include factories
engaged in war work,
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20

FOR SALE-Five thorough
bred bronze turkey hens. for
"A apiece. They are big boned
and well marked. Good hens
viii improve the size of turkeys.
Mrs White Myers, R Gaines
boro, Tenn. Home phone.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
Somewhere in France,

1vUTs 80, 1JA i.
Our regiment is covering a
great deal of territory at present
and.doing lots of work. though
at present hampered for the lack
of tools aud equipment. There
is lots of constructive work to be
done here. and will have to be
done for our success and to COM
Iplete our mission in this country
and the war. The boys are all
happy and better satisfied as the
work progresses; they go to their
work singing and return in the
same happy mood, and it is said
by one Of our greatest generals
that the singing soldiers are the
fighters and the ones that win.
1t is all work with us and very
little or no drill. as ours is a work
ing regiment, though | knew
they would be the greatest fight
ing crowd that ever hit the Ger
man line. We have the highest
class bunch of ftmen ] have ever
seen gathered together for the
same purpose. and are men of
high intelligence. who gave up
lucrative positions 70 do their
|ht' in the emergency. There
are private soldiers who gave up
positions paying as mucn as
eight and ten thousand dollars
per year to enlist, they are not
looking for commissions. 4 That
will give you an idea Of the per-
sonnehrof the regiment:s more
than 40 per cent are graduates
|of welhknown colleges and all
are experts in their respective
lines. am proud to be q MEM
Der of suce an organization.
proud of the men in il, and am
more than proud to wear the un-
|iform of my country when at
war.
This is the third occasion |
have had the honor to volunteer
my services, and on the two for
mer occasions when at war and
came back to you we'll and sound
and with bonor. And in this
crisis ] hope to. snd feel sure
that ! viii return just as safe
and sound as when | left. and
with honor. We are fighting for
a purpose and a good cause
which is bound to win. though it
is going to be at q great sacri-
flee. not only to the soldiers in
the field. but the dear ones We
left at home: and every man sim
gle or married. should devote his
time, money and energy to as
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
KUL TUR
TIJR KEY

And now for the kaiser's mum.
ber. II the word kaiser is writ
ten with each letter followed by
the number of its alphabetical
position. i.e., Al, BIZ. Cwa.
D-4. ETC., and after this is plac-
ed the significant number 6, we
haye.s
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
new INCOME TAX LAW IN.
EFFECT JAN. |.
Government Man To Visit
Jackson County. r.


your income tax all by yoursel
hereafter. The government i
going to send out men to hell
you. 1t will be up to ypn tohun
up these men who will be sen
into every county seat town anC
some other towns besides t
meet the people. Postmasters
bankers and newspapers viii lat
er be able to tell you when tn,
governments income tax mar
will be around and where *
find HIM. He will answer your
questions and assist you in pre-
pairing your returns correctly.
Returns of income for 1917 must
be made between January LIST
and March lst, 1918
The Government recognizes
Collectors of Internal Revenue
L. B. Craig said today that many
persons experience a good deal
of difficulty in filling out income
tax forms. It recognizes, too,
that taxpayers resident at points
where collectors Offices are not
easily accessible, find it hard TO
get proper instruction in the
law, Next year, when every
married person living with wife
or husband and having a net in
come of $4,000. and every unmar-
ried person not the head of a
family and having a net income
of $1,000, for the year 1917. must
make return of income on the
form prescribed. there will be
hundreds in every community
seeking light ION the law. and
help in executing their returns.
My own and every other collect.
ing district in the nation will be
divided into districts. with the
county as the unit, and a gov
ernment officer informed in the
income tax, assigned tn each dis
trict. He will spend hardly less
than a week in each county. and
in some counties longer time.
very likely in the Court House in
at the county seat town. In cit
les where there are collectors
branch offices, he will be there.
and in other cities, possibly at
the City Hall. My Office will in
due time advise Pdstmasters and
bankers and send out potices to
the newspapers stating when the
officer will be in your county. 1t
will be unnecessary for prospec-
tive taxpayers to ask my Office
for forms on which to make re-
turns, unless he fails to hunt up
the officer who will be sent to
their county. The officer who
visits their county will have
them.
1t may be stated as a matter
of general information that net
income is the remainder after
subtracting expenses from gross
income, except that personal.
family. or living expense is not
expense in the meaning of the
law, the exemption being allow
ed to cover such expenses.
The new exemptions of $1,000
and s., 900 will add tens of thous-
ands to the number of income
tax payers in this district. mas
much as practically every fer.
mer, merchant. tradesman. pro-
fessional man and salary worker
and a great many wage workers
will be required to make return
and pay tax.
1.-The law makes it the duty of
the taxpayers to seek out the
Collector, Many people assume
that if an income tax form is not
sent, or a Government officer
does not call. they are relieved
from making . report This is
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1917-12-20
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