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The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1919-02-14

A real, sure-enough Indian princess,
1B going to France to help entertain
the American soldiers and sailors until
the last one of them has been returned
to the United States,
She is Princess Galilohi, great
granddaughter of the famous King
Cooweeskowea, chief of the Cherokees,
and her mission in Franco will be in
injection with the canteen work of
the Y. M. c. A. Her Americanizcd name
is Miss Anne Ross and for two years
or more she has appeared as lecturer,
singer, dancer and exf9ncnt of the tri-
bal life of her chosen people. She was
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1919-02-14

WHNTED--3 horse power gasoline
engine. Must be in good condition.
Apply at News Office.
The Starkville news. (Starkville, Miss.) 1902-1960, 1919-02-14
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This column Is for use of our subscrib-
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
@atton, @ieh.
s. S. Scimonen

Sos nina elm min nina Serial
Ie elm, jog fitolen, Min Serrolle
fiioIen, ios nina elm eli fitolen,
min nina Serron ono olen.
@Gma pnGmointtitt Sitmolan Ia
not oIinot tpiimeifid ionOia, iotfo
Mrs Sortpoinen oil Ioiiiitnitt mie'
beIIeen ennen fiiolemoonio Sibepe'
minain fotroolosio, ia ban mposfir
Idbetti meiIle ieiirofttmtoloiiille
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
saarnawmoruia beimafmnlla

A-
Saarnaiunorpia b~einGfnnlla
20 p. &osbporfesia flo 2 ip.
8omepslo flo 8 III.
10 p. Sloootpoobin t. Moricb Sci
pelGn t. flo s iu.
90 p. Colon firfosla flo puoIi
IL ap..
26 b. 2alopaIosio Gbos. @iffilan
t. flo 8 in.
81 b. &oIaipolasia firfosia flo 10
op. 8anballa fontriIla flo 2 ip.
26 b. &olmes Gitpsia Mntti Snlf.
faIen t. Ito 8 iu.
81 b. Solmes gitpsia firfosia flo
10 ap. $. GIFT. fansia. &ippifoitlit-
lasten fititllistelti beti firfonmeno-
len Iopitttio. Stnbartaitsbetfesta
ilmoitetoan oamliiumaIanpoltpelrf-
len pbtepbesiG.
Suomi 8roinerbin, Iitfin Co.,
Minn.. &oiitooliieen, pnnG Solmes
|gitpn ieiirafiinnisia ioarnoo 81. 9.
Hiemi.
6. g. Rienti
8lth. 1862
Tbomfor, Minn.
X
Spiminta g. q. MiIIiin &. ierrafnm'
tapiirisiG beinGfnnlla:
90 p. 2ebtijGrtpen firtosia flo 10
epp.
20 p. 81. 9. Milliisia flo 2.30 Up.
90 b. SopeIiiifien firfoSia flo 8
in.
25 p. &eo Chen ieuraf. &alle
Holfin liiono flo s in.
26 p. 2osten foitlit iamasia pat
fosio flo 2
81 b. @eb @pen firfosio flo 10
epp. $. p. eft. fonsfa.
81 p. Hoboocfin firfosin flo 2 Up.
81 p. 81. Iiiton obieImo ilIonipiet'
to iamasio poifasia flo s III.
Sulfao, fitiIfoo ia tdtfef6d.
S. &onfand
g. 3. MiIls, @inn.
aeIef. SO
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
aanianisiemrafmmmat S6iusfa

&aniaIlisienrafnnnat Shiusfa
Simalanpalnelutiia ia bartous6et'
fi1 beinGfuulla.
90 b. flo 10 up. ia flo 7:30 in.
90 b. flo 1880 ilI.
81 p. flo 1880 ilI.
Sairportisia:
% p. flo 1880 iu.
26 p. flo 1880 ill.
81 p. $. T.Gbt. fansia flo 10
op. ia flo $50 in.
@lofitln A p. olfaa feiGfol1llt flo
9 op. ia testG1 neljG piiffoo.
Glepelanoisia, 1888 SO. 81 St.
10 b. flo 7 iu.
"a p. Sengellinen ~obielmo.iltama
flo 1880 ilI.
@olfrib 90. 8ilen
Self. 549-&. 81 Suron It.
Bosti oioite: SC. 6 @sbtobnla, Ohio
90 p. Mople 2ofesio, Minn. go.
fla Mationin tolosia flo ii op.
S. l1rpilainen
Wenabga, Ninn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Slmpittofaa itienne

Miebeni Ssroel Siiominen ia int
t1reni Saimo Siiominen, milf cite
%firioito? gn ole fiuilliit teist1 mi-
tGGn neliGGn ipltoteen. 8iimefIi o.
little Quintiisio MasiaSio, finn pii-
meiiiG tietoia oIen teiltd iaonlit. sos
elGtte min miiistofoo firioittoa. 9pp
Dan pstGmGniiesti ett6 iutllaiiet tai
titttomot ontoiiimot beiStG ictoin
tietoo.
DStGipppbell6
&:tpo Mario Stominen
Spm1sfplG SiulouS
81
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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

moan labinn6 omaiiillecn ~iellaiiia
teripeiiiG ettG ban meree 8aritlan
b6ibin Seeiufien luo. NGm1 olipot
ibanio teripciii1 fliolelpon buulilto.
Hiin, MT OH fitlumit masta ND
ban toiSta miiffoo fiit1 flln t1mG
rafoS friStiiiforenrme mietiin leifot-
tomafii ia trmottimme b1neIle Ter.
mepttG, niinfuin mime firjeeSlani
mainitiin, iill1 oliiimnle ilioneet et-
til ban nliii olllt ipielG ~ioiifosium-
me, mlttta oyitmdlan tabto oil toiIin.
96pt ban on poisial &lin ianonla
lauiii NrS Sarpoiien fuolemasta,
min lie fossil pIeiieSti foiffiin fplG-
l1iiiin, moan erittGinfin bdnen o.
maiiiiia, IGbinnG b1nen frmpponiin-
la ia lapiiinia. Wd1tta me armo-
Iapiet emme iure patanoitten topoin,
ioilla ei toiDoa ole maau me til.
tGmme Serraa iiitG ettG SGn nation
maiDoisia m1ipnpt ia fomisia foit-
telemufliSia foiteltlt iiSfo pGGii SUI
molan fultatolipunfiin iiGistd iloa
Seeii,flen l,iona tpiett1mGGn. SGmm
fliln 7 p. fGtfettiin bdnen rrumiin-
la baroan Iepoon Goapinetonin bau-
to1smooban. Toimitls nlfoi flo 10
&miulliSieitrafilman firfoSia, pos-
tori @isfarin pitGesiG moimaIliien
plbeen aineesto: Sotaiien pitGG
ferran ~fuolemafl, mutto fen iGlfeen
t11ontio.
@n ole pitfGGn oifaon pllltt tGl-
LoiieSio jltbloSia. Slhnme iulon
fppneleibin fofo iublo pleiio; ia lit
ten finn oltmme ebtineet baiituu-
maalIe, iiellG toimititfiet toimitett1l
ia ballta lltnlpeen luotlt, min Dst1-
mot peittip1t bautafummun ieppe-
leill6 ia fi1ttoiilla, ioita Iasfiwat
riiommat eri benfilot. WtrS &le-
molu losfi Observation-Disclosures
puoleSta ieppeleen, iotnosio loltilten
mlllttm1io fanoio poismltuttmteen IL
Ioremnte miiStolle ia Scr SrgtuiSt
mp0Sfin pitblti Ipbpesti ifGtpan ia
fnipoitfien ionoio ia toimotti ettG e.
6elleenfi ioiiimme hpeli Sdrmoiier:
toloSia miettdG bouSfojn 1etfiG BIZ
teiieStG misunderstanding feSfustellcs-
la ia Sltmololle fiitoslntlltia lalt-
lelIesIo, lomoin fun Mrs Doinnjon.
ftc aifono. So miimetiefii laltlct.
tim loitll1 Sionin fanteleesta mo. %
ia lem iGlteen iuruiootto bainontlti
tltt1n totetbtr1d.
$50 min, tGsjd on lpbpeSt: pltbut-
III usfomailen fuolemnS.a. SGn o.
laii el1G ia fiiolla iiten eta fiioGr
ma nli1rittlti bGneIle ianfaiffiiefi: e.
lGmGfii. SGm1n iobbosta fpipn IL
mIta, oinotfo lind fuolln oifecn?
.SinG ebf1 oioot el1d tdGlla maail-
moSia min bpDim ettei futaon moi
.iinua elGmGStG moittio, mlitta jos
eIGt ia fltolet ~epd1Sfosio, Min fio-
Iemaii Ell mltlitli iinltlle ianfaiffiiefli
elGmGfli; iinitn titlee lisfoo SSitma-
la roftoofii SiGfieii ia Seeius 2i-
nustaiofieii; iilloin mott %tltrpalli'
leila mieleIlG ionoo: jog elm min
SerraIle elan, jog fitolen MIN Ser
rolle fuolen, iofo elm tobi flo-
len, min Serron orno olen. Imen.
Nestor MGfi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
Yksi On ~tarpeeInnen

2uofnomnc iiIm6ps pieneen TO.
tim. SieGfG topoomute 2 ~iiforusta,
Martbon ia @orion. &iimpainen.
fin rofosti Seeiiisto. Iortbo otti
sSeefufien biioneeieenfo ia paIpeli
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
a$ia TImoituk$ia
TAebbmrain

Sdann5Ii. Embellishments
GIN. asfck nn~tasiirisfa.
Titebburaisin. Mass:
&lnifmiben e~nfimdiIend iunnuntai,
ma iimalmpaltpeIns no. 10 op. ia
bartmisbetfi flo. z in; rippi ia 8. b.
ebtooHinen iofa aamuiumaIanpaItpe.
Iiifea tai iltabartmis5etiem pbtepbes.
"a.
&infmnben toiiena iunsuuntaima h,
malanpaItpeIiis Ho. 10 ap. ia ieuras
human obieImaiItama No. $50 81.
a,rnsmiben ioImantena ismnmtoi.
no imaIanpaItpeIis To. 10 IA las
ten obieImaiItama no. $50 n.
a,niimisen neyidntena iunuuusaaiaa
neutrality-suspicious. no. 10 ap. IA Shss
rifsIiiton o9kImaiItama No. $50 N.
RpbdiouIu iofa i~unmaptaima 10. 1
tdip1n6.
a65ri barioitteIee ioia ttisesi.sas
No. 7.8O
Searnfrwu,ar, iu~,tmasRogous Inn,
7.30 IN.
taliben e~nfimdifend moanamtafna No.
7.80 III. Seurafunnam firtto on: SO
Necbmic faoun nnrreIIa.
Rapnarbisfa. Wass.:
&rnrfauoen toifena iunnuntaino
iiimalnpaltpelns etp. Iut5. firfosio
no. 4 tai Italia jog min eritsiiesti
fotpitnan.
Rnhtnuoen ipiimeifen6 fesfiniif<
fona b~artnlsbettt etp Iitb. firfos{a
TO. 100 In.
@~arlborosia, Sropsfa ia SitspiIiam
tsin ". 8. pibetddn iumaIanpaItu.,
lnsiet ioImanrer funnumtoin fer.
ouSfa ioia firiitnibesia.
Senrafuntapiirin pastori n
g. Iiettinen,
70h Recbmic It..
Sitcbburs, saass.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
SddnnSllincn tuintinta Serfcp Gitpr
Sm. Sntb. fenrafantapiirisia:
Serfep Gitpsfa, 81. s.

S". Suig. IeHrnrnHtnpttrtstd:
Serfep Gitpsfa, 81. s.
airffo: gbesnut aipe. Ia Senrp It.
tulrlasfa, lGbeId maanaliien rmita>
tSen ,JSrmmit" -afemaa. iosfa on @etp
Dorfista tliltaesia id1tGtpd pois III
nasta ia fatpeltGtpd firtolIe.
SamaInnpnIipeIns iota iunnuntais
ma FLO 8 Up. 8. p. eft. fuufauben 1
fsnnlintaina.
&appeli: 81 8ereen afpe. @oob,
Iatpn ia GrhStons atue. ndlis1d.
Socfson fatlrtpahmu tho Idberle fappe.
ina. fetd aittomsbiiIiaiurit @almmis-
afemaIta.
HrmaianpaItpeIus iota iunnuntai
10 1o.4b ap. ia pe5dsoulu To 3 y.
Dmpelufeurantoasus ioia torstai
10 2 ip.
aruIiibarioitus ista periantai 10
III. i
Observation-Disclosures icsa tain 2:na
IA ANA funmtntana To s III.
Rem 9aDebellesfa, n. D.
@irfto: Sitpifion #. ia 1lrion atpe
hifmasfa.
elmaIanpnItpeIirs finifaioen 1:nd
(annnntairn flo 8 in. ia 3:na tors,
ioina no $50 III.
Cast Bort Gbesterisfd, Conn.
@irffo: SeIatpan a~tpenueIa.
@reentpitcbin fatiiipalimitien iporreI'
Ia. SnmqlanpaItp. fuisdiben S:na
(asnnant. Ito $50 III.
Dgsntclairisfa, y. s. s
Airffo: Glen @ibge aape IA
SJsrest # fuImcsia. SlimaIanpaItue-
Ins iarifmiben 2 ia a tiistaina To
$50 iM.
0sII0pinesfd, 81. s.
Hartousbetfi fuufa1iben 1 testttpiifio'
ma no 8 III.
Uasunt gernosfa, v. D.
u. aauneriTa 881 Iortb Serroce
atpe. Sartais9etfi ~frffaaoen 2.nd
Ia ANA torstainn Ito 8 III.
gatsfinisf6, 81. 3. ia Sobcfisia
u. g. d. m. eri ilmoihtffien mifaan
BaItpelustani bnluaapat fpoitpat u
msittoo iirieenifesti, tabi fdsbd pop
ssSasia, fparrneumin tatpattntpisft
sormlpdiapdIId ia iuaFIa no 81
N. Hnttpien
81 Screen atpe. Seriep gitp. 81. )
SnmaInmpaIiueInfiia ja mnita to-
fonffia grabboef, u. .. %fenrafnn
naSfa:
SnmoIonpaIhpelitfiia jofa fitiitaii
ben enfimainen ia folmas finniift
tai oIfoen feIlo If e. p. p.
Sunmtntoifonlii toiieno ia mel
idnfend S%iinmintotna fello 1 /. b. b
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17
@atfapiirteitG

W
Hurmii1rmen aiemalla oil mostos,
iani Galiforniosia pstop1fieni tul
Int Sobn &nnta, jonfo pieroanma.
%raiIeen ia perrin berttaiieen fotiir
loin ilotieni ppi6btpG fofonflen a.
iofii. @n moi mitenf1Gn tulfito
fi%itolliiluittoni ipeli Hannalle ia
b1nen b~erttoilelIe perbeelleniG min.
fliin tuliii. SaimooSto polfitaan.
yturmiiGripellG tapoiin pstGipiG
geep Worfista, Galiforniasta, 8po.
mingisto, Gnnooosta y. nj. ioita oil
mitG bupaiiinta piibrtella. Slmalo
tnofoon, ettG tapoon toimoosiafin
teitG pStGhp1t. Sli muiitoin bupais.
ia nGboG @itrmiidrmen ieiibut iois-
ia olin 4nes-apnoiiiatno f~t1iIliit pli-
buttamon.
Sort Mrtbur ia lGbi ienblit ne o.
mat minlrlle eritt1in mi,istoriffaito
Ielitiiio, josia minlllla on min bert.
taiiia pstGipi1 ia joiben berttoiiesfu
iel,rosia lain haas fGpod mirfistp-
mdsid ia untiia noimia iaamasia tai
moltamoan it'd taiapalta, josta ei pa
Iata tanre. 81 ollltt pnlion aifan
miilpGbtGG luonanne, ipaan toiapon
ionponi ipfipmmdlld aifao enem-
man miiipGbtGG li1onarme. &iitolli-
iulteni on min m%dGrGtonl Sai-
mnasio tieoet1Gn foiffi ia polfitoon
porbaallo polfinnollo. @iljellGGn
ionoo, iiitG elGmG mirtaa iatfinpasti
meibin. @eecb1poooiin of fire,
@eecbpoooiSiu oil iultri tiIoii1utS.
&oniolniiio oil 6 y. beinGfuitta Int
fitiiasti foolla; iona iottli, toimoms
me ia 9ortoiben r1tfoustemme NIT.
fonn ipoGmeerb ioSta of ieitroufiena
iefin, ett1 ltleo ipanbempi, ntorten
noilittl1o eniin ebtoollisto, rotfisti
polipenio olttarin ebesiG ia noittti
SyeeI11fIen r1tumiin ia meren o1alli.
iulttta. Nltorten nimet otuot ieli-
raopot:
8oifio
MotiaS u. @linSion, limo &ettu.
men, antti 8. @litio.
$pttGriG.: &empi $. @lanne,
Inni Moilonen, Selmi 8. Dillon,
@lSii sc. @utio ia Saint 81. Sert5e.
&auniiSti ia i~ointuiiasti luitten
GioinfieItG FUN Inos loiiloitte. 81
nina min ipoGmestGni toimon ia
rufoilen, etti dGnenne iointltiii alma
founiina ia ibonano tapetun &arit-
ian fitnninfii. &lin ml1istetaor
t1GlIG Ioinmittoa, min fpllG ie. mar.
nloon iointltu plDdGIlG toiipaosio.
SomalIa fitin borioittelette, toiponi
mllfoon Ioltlltjo eoelleen, min luet-
tebon mpoSfin iaraa ia Dletiesti
iuomenfieltG, ettei le perrin talniS
iaomenfieli teilt1 paan unebt1tili, 10
Ia 10 min bptpin olette oppireet ll'
~fenlaon. &GpttebGn mpOs obferasti
fu1tlemosio iaornoo; iiitdfin finn ia.
nan %milielemiien obello fdppi futile
masia i%oornoo, faSlpoa ia tpouraS'
thu rsfo. Slfoa MT paan lap1et
obferot iondn ipilielemiiesid, fitin
mpos iaframenttien tdpttGmiiesia,
Min teilIG on i1rliri ii1tnaitS ia me-
neStpmtlen ntnboolltlltlls Iuuliu dr'
mon ojasia, ia olfoomme faiftn po-
rotti ia f1tfettp Seeinfien tpert'tsln
boopoisio, min fpllG firnnioon ton-
m1imne foiffien perellG pestp1en
ieuroon. 8eecbmoobisio mibin Sobn
8ihtori SoiitamGen pojon &tctor
g4iHiomin &onfoonp1Gst1, ia Sobn
MGen tpttGren Slmi Sltidmnon, So'
pliolto, beinGf. 6 b., ia foStotft
Iotti ia Soima Solmoon p.
&eino grio ipnt. bubtif. % b., fast-
beinaf. 6 b.; Sobon ia @oria Sir
linden b. @oorlo @otias ipnt. tout
fof. % b; fast. beinGf. 6 p.
aalis Sierra Seeius tobtoo jot-
fituosti %iiunoto elGmGGmnte ia tot-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

p. b.
Wiioriioliiton fofoufiista iImoite'
taan erifieen.
Ompeliiieuro fofoontiln iofa toi'
lena ia neIiantend torstaina fuiisia.
Sartmisfofoufiista ia muista ia
tlinnaiiista fofoufiista ilmoitetaan
erifieen.
SO. g. @esterbacf
8raboocf, 9. 8.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1919-07-17

Samalanpaluelafiet oiuat iariestet.
tGtuGt ienraaipasti:
Warqnetisia toinen, nelids ia
apiioes iunmtntai fitusia flo $50
a. p. ia iIlalla objeImaIinen iIlan-
mietto. &olmannen iunnlntain e.
oelliiend tiistaina Mtniiineisfa, fes
tiuiittona Mibmopsda, torstaina
Sorest 2atesia; iofa toinen fi,u ".
maiasia flo 10 ap. ia Flo s III. Eiis.
taina 8eecbmoobisio. Tpb6foiili,
Worquetisia flo 10 ap.
S. s. Seimonen
Gel. 594 200 q. 4tb It
Narquette, Micb.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-02-16

To you. WIN you9 Saul know ~
and 10 do you. IT'S to ret up - r.
down this aisle Saui's duSy
Get out
oee out Of the rubbish. ~
from beneath the pots and kefSl
let God put . CROWN on your y
Sit down ON Q throne instead Of -
Ing into a hole with the camp lUG
SAINT knsE 81. duty, saeYsx k.,s'a
TO ris6~tc your opportunity and -
privilege, dr. It's important
the crown thas God Offers ye1
you?
Be a king. Take yours. win go
girl. Be a queen. Iasa yoraE
don't shirk and hide meath the Co.
I beg of yea. God has given -
certain sound. ar I seg Of yoA 81
blind you, to the pure tWemkV~1
carat gold Of Righteousness. s
Only the mon Or women We1o +
attention to their duty. regas0cG15
all else, will flnd your crown ard ~
Kingdom and when You leoSo l.
world, you VIII leave II pooUee 4
cause you left It: - my appaa1 ~ 81
-. my urgency with every 0unooa
strength rye rot lett nay ADpAao
you IN, take your Stx "a 6Or G.
Ltvo Q Chr.stlsc life, chiidfen 'Dsn Il
ySu. men Win essrost yoc and WUqr
WIN admire you. ~e God WI 1u(
yvuS life with success. snd wlss0 4
twilight Of your ufs mingles VIII 4
purple dawn Of eterni.y. men =
speak yUur naxae oace ai.d they g
haptixe POUR grave with tsa1u, ~
the IIsed attunea for ycu the eseA
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
WITHIN THE TOWN.

WHY can there not be public cot
ton platform here and public weigh
er? Surely the business interests OF
the town could bring about such
thing If 1t only wanted.
Certainly a good, hard paved Main
street would make a good impression
on outsiders; but better than that II
would make a good impression on IN
siders. The people Of this town should
have their main street paved Tor thelr
own comfort, convenience and we'll be-
ing if on account of no other consider
alton.
The section of the Chester road just
within the corporate limits, beyond the
overhead bridge, which was worked on
recently, has been giving lots of trou-
BILE during the past week, and many
automobiles have been held up there
because of the loblolly of mud. 1t ap-
pears that the soft earth that was
thrown to the middle of the road was
soon worked through and the place be-
came worse than before. Efforts were
being made Wednesday to cure the sit
uation by filling in with sand.
- Several local cotton buyers com
plain quite vigorously of the treatment
they are receiving at the hands of the
Western Union Telegraph company, as
to market conditions. The charge for
the daily market service is S. a week,
and the telegraph company requires
that the recipient Of the report must
keep 1t to himself; that If he gives out
the information obtained his service
will Immediately be cut off. The idea
of course is that each man who re-
ceiyes the market report must pay for
It separately. Elsewhere, the cotton
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
BONUS FOR SOLDIERS

The following has been issued by
the military authorities:
Section 1406 of the revenue act ap-
proved February "a, 1913, authorizes
the payment Of bonus of $50 to off,
GERS, soldiers, field clerks and nurses
Of the army upon honorable separa-
ton from active service by discharge,
resignation or otherwise. This bonus
is not payable to the heirs or repre-
sentatives of any deceased soldier.
Those who are discharged hereafter
will receive this bonus on the same
roll or voucher upon which they are
paid their final pay.
Those who have been discharged and
have received their final pay without
the $50 bonus, should write a letter
to the Zone Finance Officer, Lemon
Building, Washington, D. c., stating
their service since April 6, 1917, the
date of discharge and their present
address to which they desire their
bonus checks to be sent and inclosing
with this letter their discharge GER
tificate or military order for discharge
and both, if both were. issued.
Upon the receipt by the zone finance
officer, of this information and the SOL
dier's discharge certificate, this officer
will cause checks to be drawn and
mailed to the claimants in the order
in which their claims were received
by him. The discharge certificates
will be returned to the soldier with the
check.
1t is estimated that at least 1,25O,000
persons have been discharged from the
service who are entitled to have the
benefits of this act and while pay
ments will be made as expeditiously
as practicable, it will manifestly take
considerable time to write and mail
this many checks.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
Friday, March z, 1919.

increase in the salaries Of the auditor
and treasurer. The auditor and treas
urer are paid partly by the county and
partly by the state. Senator Beam
guard explained that early in the ses-
sion the delegation introduced bills
providing for increases for the auditor
and treasurer, and also bills providing
for increases Of the pay Of other off,
GERS, including magistrates, as already
published. Other county delegations
sought also to increase the salaries OF
their auditors and trsasurers, and the
York delegations bill became general
bill. It was finally agreed that there
be a general increase Of 80 per cent
for the auditors and treasurers, and In
this shape the bill passed both houses.
Later because Of efforts to make GER
tain changes in some Of the counties
the bill went to free conference and
because of differences in free confer
ence the bill failed Of passage. The
general appropriation bill. however,
provides for the increase and the coun-
ty supply bill also makes the same pro-
vision. The bill for the salaries OF
county officers was left in the same
shape; but the bill providing for the
increase of the salaries Of magistrates
got through and is q law without ques-
ton.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
HOW TO MAKE RETURNS.
Retail Merchants Are Advised Of the
Importance of Accurate Accounts.

Retail Merchants Are Advised Of the
Importance of Accurate Accounts.
Instructions for retail merchants on
the filing of tax returns and the cal
culation Of tax due, issued by the inter-
nal revenue bureau, emphasize the i'm
portance of accurate book accounts,
particularly for small businesses, as the
first request in making reports. Per-
iodical inventories also were advo-
Gated strongly. F@
The bureau suggested this formula
for determining the net income Of a
retail merchant: @
add the cost Of merchandise bought
for sale during the year, to the inven-
tories taken at the beginning OF the
year. From this sum deduct the in
ventories taken at the end OF the year.
The balance is the cost Of the goods
sold. This cost, plus business, or
overhead" expenses; when deducted
from the gross receipts, gives the cor
rect net income of the business. THE
inventory" the revenue bureau state
ment added, "is fully as important as
Tie 'CdSH III WIN
gain or loss in a retail business.
in making their Inventories at the
end of each taxable year, retailers may
list the values by either of two me-
thods: Q) the cost of goods, or.(2) the
cost of market price, whichever Is low
er. The freight, express, carriage and
storage costs may be added to the cost
of each lot of goods.
Besides the net cost Of goods sold,
the retailer is allowed to deduct from
his gross sale for the year the nee
essary expenses incidental to the bus
mess. No personal, family or living
expenses of any kind may be included
in such deductions. The ordinary re-
taller might have as expense clerk
hire, rent of business property inter-
est on his business, indebtness, and
taxes on his business and business
property. Also, there may be ordinary
repairs, bad debts charged of the
books during the year; other expenses,
such as insurance, light, heat, tele-
phone, feed for delivery horses, re-
pairs and upkeep of delivery wagons,
supplies and upkeep for motor trucks
etc.
"JJnder the item wear and tear a
retailer may claim reasonable depre-
citation on property used in tho busi-
ness. On fixtures the allowance is
usually per cent or 10 per cent of
the cost price; on horses and wagons,
10 per cent; on motor trucks, ~ per
cent.
"The individual retailer may take a
salaI for his services, but If he does
so, 'he must consider such salary as
part of his income"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-03-07
President BIames senators.-Presi-

dent Wilson, after congress adjourned
in filibuster issued this statement:
"A group of men in the senate have
deliberately chosen to embarrass the
administration of the government, to
imperil the financial interests Of the
people.
1T is plainly my present duty to at
tend the peace conference in Paris. II
is also my duty to be in close contact
with the public business during ses-
sion of the congress. must make my
choice between these two duties and l
confidently hope that the people OF the
country will think that l am making
the right choice. 1t Is not in the in
terest of the right conduct Of public af-
fairs that l should call the congress in
special session while it is impossible
for me to be in Washington because of
4 more pressing duty elsewhere, TO CO.
operate with the houses.
81 take it for granted that the men
who have obstructed and prevented the
passage of necessary legislation have
taken all of this into consideration and
are willing to assume the responsible
ty of the impaired efficiency Of the gov
ernment and the embarrassed finances
of the country during the time Of my
enforced absence"
Republican leader Lodge declined to
comment on the presidents statement.
He declared, however, that three
ourths of the Republicans sincerely
deplored failure Of the railroad appro-
priation. The few Republicans who In
sisted upon filibustering to the bill 1t
was stated, were beyond control tell
ing their action was personal and not
Il party affair.