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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-27

the nearing dissolution or pending
bankruptcy of North Dakota.
As a taxpayer 1 am we'll
pleased, and to show that the high
tax cry is nothing but political
dodge 1 intend investing in two
more farms before the next big
increase in land values comes.
The Methodist church, the Presby-
terrain, the Lutheran, CONGREGATIONAL
list, Episcopal and Catholic denomina-
tons are sending their best men into
this state and spending hundreds of
thousands of dollars here. Why?
They see the multitudes who will
throng North Dakota in the next ses-
sion, attracted by the beneficial laws
and by the low price of farming land
as good as any in the older states.
Any man with energy and a few thou
sand dollars can make fortune here
by buying this land at once. I'M
proved farms can still be bought here
for from $40 to SIS an acre. Think
Of it!
hope, Mr.. Editor, that this truth
full review of the situation in North
Dakota fills the terms Of your request
I am glad to be of service to you per-
sonally and to my adopted state in
counteracting some of the false i'm
pressions that obtain because, to our
shame be it said. we have some citi-
zens who hold political advantage to
be greater than any consideration of
truth or justice. We have removed
this class Of people from political
power, but of course are powerless to
prevent their spreading calumnies and
Misrepresentation.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-27
METHODIST PREACHER
lAUDS NORTH DAKOTA
CONTINUED From Page 1.

(COnt1nuelA from rage Id
Big things are being done in this
state, with not sign of Bolshevism
to scare away the men who are buy
ing lands in North Dakota as an in
vestment, and those who are establish
ing homes on the land to avoid some
OF the high cost of living.
Two weeks ago 40 farms containing
1900 acres were sold in Pierce and
Benson counties. Last week $4,000
acres of school land were sold in
Towner county, some as high as $50
per acre, Notwithstanding the county
had been flooded for days with alarm
list speakers who were opposing the
election of Nonpartisan senator at
a special election. All lands are be-
Ing purchased on rising market,
with predictions freely made that the
values will double in the next year,
then double again in the following
year. Nothing in this would indicate
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-27
DECLARES FOOD Will WIN
STEEL WORKERS. STRIKE

CHICAGO, Dec 26.-The National
Cooperative News says that the pub
lie press claim that the steel strikers
are losing is not borne out by the vol
ume of food supplies being shipped
from the cooperative wholesale to
the steel comnissaries. 1t is stated
that recently this volume has in
creased SO per cent.
when the strike is won," says the
Co-Operatice News. food can be cred
tied with the big share of the win
ming"
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-27
BY Rep. F. j. .McPartlin

Editor the Minneapolis Journa1i AS
a reader Of your paper for a number
of years, I wish to express my deep
regret of reports therein published in
connection with the strike Of the M,
D. & w. Ry. at thise place and the
sending Of the troops here on account
thereof.
International Falls people are
heartily sick of having their city made
the sensational Fairgrounds for bonn
'bastic feature story writer's of city
papers.
Many OF the reports sent; In from
here by your reporters were pure tic.
ton which leads your readers here to;
countenahce with suspicion. the news
reports Of conditions In: other parts
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-27
Biq Reductions In 0vercoats.

$25 and $50 oVercoats reduced in
price.
$35 and $40 overcoats reduced n
price.
$50 and $50 overcoats reduced in
price.
Big overcoat sale at The Big Duluth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
BON AIR

BON AIR. VA. Sept. 25.-Professor
and Mrs. W. u. Smith have issued in
vitations to the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Emily Hazen Smith 10
Garland Carpenter Chewing, of Rich
mond. The wedding will be solem-
nizcd here October
.~.Mr: and Mrs. f.. NJ. Lloyd and Miss
Lloyd, of Roland Park, Maryland.
spent several days here recently with
MIR. and Mrs. Carl Boschcn.
, Miss Eliza Christian has returned
from Old Point and Norfolk. where She
has been visiting for several weeks.
Misses Mary and Jennie Talcolla
have been here for tho past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Goolsby and
children spent the last week end at
Pemberton with Mrs. Cannon Iiobson.
Miss Genevicvc Lathrop and Miss
Laura Jones have been the recent
guests of the Misses Moore.
Mrs. Charles Ryland has returned
from visit TO New York
Miss Mary Burlington left this past
week for Hoilins institute.
X. >. Whcrry is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Douglas wherry.
Rev. Russell Cecil spent a part OF
the week at the home OF the Misses
Jahnke.
Miss Julia Powers has returned from
Forest Hill.
Mrs. Pollard Cardrya is home again
after two-weeks' stay AT WillouShby
beach.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
SOUTH BOSTON
Especial TO The Timc.-D,,n,tc

Special TO The Times -DIspatch]
SOUTH, BOSTON. Sept. s7.-R. S
harnonr has gone to Davenport. Iowa
"a m ntsl ms s, son billy barbour who is
{, Mayor W. l.. Penick represented
South Boston ut the meeting Of the
Virginia League of municipalities. held
In Danville this week.
, MISS Mary HGskins has returned TO
tnharrisonburg to resume her studies at
John b; Belk. of Montreal. NJ c.,
who has been assisting his father In
a revival at the Presbyterian Church,
left Monday for Columbia, S. C.. to
take up his studies at the university
Wallace Ingram. who is now located
at winston Salem. N. c., spent last
Miss Irving Johnosn returned to
Richmond Sunday after visit to her
sister, Mrs c. II. Dickerson.
Miss Marion Nesbitt left this week
tor Harrisonburg TO enter the Normal
Mrs. d. 7. Yanccy has returned from
eral weeks.
An impromptu dance was hold at the
fair grounds on Thursday night. Sc
curing an eight-piece orchestra from
minstrel show which was here. the
young people danced until early morn
ing.
Miss Rcbccca Brown, of Mount
Laurel. Va. spent several days at the
home of Mrs. V. c. Clarke this week.
L.: j. Mccormick and family will go
to Sta~,sville. n. c.. in few days,
7. f. Johnson. OF Richmond. was a
visitor here recently.
Mrs. II. l." Johnson has returned t.
Norfolk after visiting relatives hero.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
ARVONIA

ISpccial 10 The Times Dispatch.l
ARNoNiA VA, Sept. 27.-Invitations
Williams to the marriage OF her daugh-
tor. Miss Bessie Williams. TO DIR. James
samuel Kitchener. OF North Carolina.
the marriage TO be solcmni2od in tho
Arronia Baptist Church on October Ii.
MISS Williams is an honor Grtdila Q
OF Hollins College. and upon gradua-
ton won medal for scholarship. DR..
Kitchener is graduate of Davidson
College and Johns Hopkins Univ
After the wedding tour it is undcrstoo
the couple. VIII make their homo in
Edenton. y. g.
Mrs. Nancy McComb. field nurse of
the Eastern Division Of Virginia State
Anti-Tubcrculosis Association, was 4
visitor in New canton and Arvonia on
these towns to Dillwyn. buckingham
and points in Nelson County. Her
work is AT present in tho interest OF
preventing an outbreak OF Influenza.
Mrs. a; j. Terrell entertained the
Ladies Aid Society Of Trinity prcshy-
terrain Church at her home. Bear Car
den. on "Wednesday afternoon Of this
OF preparing for the series OF services
TO begin at Trinity Church next sun
day and to continue through tho week
do the preaching.
Miss Agnes Terrell. professor OF his
tory in Hoilins College. left on Monday
at Bear Garden" New Canton. '''''' :
Miss l.ettic Morgan Will leave here
within the next week or ten days &c
spend the winter with her brother
David Morgan. in Detroit, Mich.
Mcssrs Lindsay and ~. l.. Pitts, Jr.
OF Scottsvillc. Va. were visitors in New
! Canton last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Perkins Glover viii
visit relatives near Manteo on sunday
and will remain there for several days
/ Mrs. John McKenna, who has beer
| spending some time with her sister "A,
! Bremo Bluff. has returned TO her HON,
! In Richmond.
! Mrs. Joel Hannah. of Cass, w. Va
! Will arrive here this week to remain
al her old home for several months.
Mrs. Plummor j.. Jones and Mrs. A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
EMPORlA

EMPoRIA. W. l." sept ,'' 27.@rne On Dub
lie school opened Wednesday with the
largest attendance in the history OF
the school, many being turned away
for tho want OF room and teachers
family. who spent part Of the summer
IN the Valley OF Virginia. are at home
in their residence on Main street.
Mrs. T.. r. Fox and her daughters
Misses Carrie and Dorothy Fox. have
returned home after spending Angus,
At Elkton.
Mrs. W. 7, TnIar and family were
summer months
Among those who attended tho
Teachers Training school nj Bla cks-
burg were: M. and Mrs. G. l.. Vim
cent, Miss EuGcnia Vincent, G.. J.. Vim
sent. Jr.. Mrs. L. NJ. Parker. Miss
Cooper, Mrs. y. 4. Han. r. W. Jor-
dan and Rev. ". T. Myers.
Dr. J. a. Thomas, o. Newport News.
who has been conducting a revival for
the Meth odists in large tent in
North Elnporia, has returned home.
Rev II, p; Myers, the, pastor OF the
church, will continue the meeting for
some time yet. Womens prayer meet
incs arc being held daily in the
churches and much interest is being
manifested
Mrs. J. D. walker and Miss Addie
Walker have accepted positions in the
Tarmvil!e Normal school Mass Eta
end sister, and VIII be a student in
the school.
Mrs. \. F. Marshall and MIS-. w. p.
GOODWIN attended the Sunday school
convention held in -. Paurs Church.
Petersburg last week. Req y. +.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
CLIFTON FORGE

iSrccial 20 The Times Dispatch.l
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, sept. 81
visitins her sister. Mrs. c. II. Mann,
on Jefferson street.
Mrs Charles Chatterson. of Rich
mond has been called here on account
OF the illness OF her husband.
Mrs MaESic Fix. of Lexington, has
returned home after visit to Mrs.
Nellie Baker.
Miss Agnes Greene who has been
has returned 20 her home.
Mrs Il. Il. BERGER, of Roanoke. and
hc- two children are the guests OF
Mrs Hcrser's Farents MIR. and Mrs. j.
Captain ana Mrs. l.. j. Gun,cr are
on visit 10 Washington and AleNan-
dria.
H. w. Angell has left for Charlottes-
VILE. where he will enter the univer-
sity az Virginia.
Mrs DAVID II. Estill OF Richmond 10
Visiting her parents MIR. and Mrs j.
Mrs Estes Myers has returned from
a visi, OF sevtSal weeks to Augusta
County.
Mrs W. calhoun has returned TO
her homo from RoCkbridgc. where she
WAS called by the dea;h OF nor father.
J. I. Clark. Of Banner Elko y T.. has
accepted = position rs assistant sccrc-
tary OF the Y NJ {. y. and has en-
tered upon his duties.
W. 7. Made has returned from i
brief visit 10 Richmond and Peters
burg.
Herman Kirby has gone to :>ldsrson,
W. Va. where he has entered the Alder
son Military Institute.
Bleakley James has left for Licking
ton. where he Will resume his studies
at Washington and Lee
Mrs. y l. Johnson. Of Wilmington.
Del. Mrs. Fem of Philadelphia. and
Mir. and Mrs. W. VI. Johnson. of Crozct.
arc the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ.
Johnson.
Mrs. Louise i. Hill OF New York,
who has been visiting Mrs. l.. II. Glenn.
has returned TO her home
Miss Florence llaucr has left for
Harri Sonbur- 10 enter the Normal
School for Women there.
Mrs. H. Il. hawkins. who has been
visiting Mrs. L. J. Wine, on Brussels
street. has returned TO her home in
Greenwood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

cnarsS her fe'' Sas sestsd ted
dent OF the institute.
Hartley Wood LEFT this Week to al
tend tho University OF Virginia As
medical students.
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Taylor have re-.
turned from delightful motor trip
through the North.
Lieutenant Roswell Chamhliss. sta.
toned on staten island. has returned
Mrs. J. J. Person and dauehter have
returned to their home IN Wake For
est. after a visit TO Mrs. i. I. Stall
ings.
Mrs. e c. Palmer and Miss Villa
Trcdway. who spent several weeks AZ
Massaruttcn Springs. have returned
Mrs. F. NJ. Tredway, after spend
ing nearly two years in service at
camp Lee, has returned 10 her home
hore
school a, the vireinia lnte-mont In
stitute. Bristol Tenn.
Edward Squire is at the Medical
College. Richmond; for the session
Re g!naid K Rock has returned from
n trip to Boston and New York.
An Empora Branch OF the American
Legion Will be organized in the near
has been MED. and il is expected That
Captain Branch Johnson. the State or
Sanizer. will be present 20 perfect the
organization.
Misses Emma Squire. Helen Hunt
and Mary Garner arc attending the
tarmville Normal school this session.
Mss Marietta Cato left las; week
Norfolk.
Miss Vienna Cobb. of Stoney Creek.
was the week end guest OF Mrs i.
r. McNair.
Miss Lucy Brittle has returned
home after spending the summer with
her sister. Mrs. y. AIRING ton in Roa-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
|'vInG|N|A's SOCIAL LIFE
]. IN CRISP PARAGRAPHS
Personal News Items Gathered From
All Parts Of Old
Dominion.
EARLY AUTUMN ACTIVITIES
Many Social Functions and Enter
tainmcntS Add to Litc's Zcst-Re-
SORT Patrons Drifting Back to
Town US Cool Weather Comes.
{ Special TO The Times-Dispatch.l

Special TO The Tmcs-.Disnatch,l
HesSert Ter Of sfp was A Ss
luncheon given by Hiss Eleanor
Larry Smith. James Harrison. Ruther-
foord Fleet; Misses Mary. Alice Hoch-
ran, OF Houston. Texas; Eleanor Wing
Howison and Pearl Voolfolk.
Mrs. Mamie Garter Redd IS in Bal
Iim9re visiting her brother, DR.. Henry
Mrs Newton Powell and Mrs Will
lard Pollard are spending ten days in
Mir. and Mrs Charles n. Chenery
have left for EstilS.. $
here VISITING her Sister or Mrs Charles
NJ Bridges. this week
Mayo Carrington. Of Wisconsin, is
MI. and Mrs; {, W. saunders and
retufne t'a to a'' lhGir home is Mica Nine
EARN, from three-weeks' visit to
Mrs. Charles II. Carter has returned
to her home near Hewlett after visit
TO her sister Mrs, Gait, in Norfolk.
Is the guest Of her niece. Mrs. Hill
sr ;nd Mrs. william AanSas' sT And an.
and Mrs. Nat Lancaster.
Harry Rove. OF Hampton. was here
recently, visiting friends at Randolph
-
rreHsh have Ell tor "" New ~ York to to
spend several months.
Douglas Lancaster has gone to
Elaaksburs TO resume his work at
v. i. j.
Misses lizzie rriddy and Julia Chris
tan: of Richmond, are guests for the
weekend Of Mrs. Floyd Tucker Jr
Mrs. Collins and Miss Julia Collins
have returned to their home in Wash
inEton after visit TO Mrs. BoXlcy
Nauhan at Cabin IIill," Hanover.
Mrs. w. II. JcSsc is spending some
time in T'auau:cr County.
Mr. and Mrs. George Poe and Miss
Rosa Clayton We're guests of Mrs
Walter Sydnor this week
Mrs L. r W. Marye and Mrs. John
simpson arc spending some time at
Royal Oak. Md. with relatives.
Mrs; Martha Byrd Taylor has con
William Eyrd Haskins,, and has gone
TO King William Courthouse.
Miss Blanche ccncry. of New York
is visiting here with her mother, Mrs
Miss carolyn Marsh. Of catawba,
arrived Thursday TO visit her mother,
Mrss Frances Marsh
Mrs. s Il. Garter has gone to
Charlestown:. w. Va, to enter her
daughter: Miss Emily Carter at st.
Hilda'S School.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

bus. Ohio; Mrs. l.. Roster. BROOKLYN.
y. y; MIR, and Mrs: G. ". Grcear and
family: Herndon. VA; Mrs, Ira d. 5.
noke: Mr. and Mrs. y. b. Edwards
Miss Aiken Edwards. Miss Gwcnde Ion.
Edwards and Master Colin Edwards,
Atlantic city. y. D.: Mr.. aud Mrs w
e. Carr and Mr.. aud Mrs. G. w. Carr
New York: w .. Shearcr, Lynchburr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
ONANCOCK

ONANCOCK. VA. Sept 27.--Hcnry T.:
natriculatcd at the Boys Episcopal
School. Lynchburr.
The revival services which are hcinE
conducted at the Southern Methodist
Church by pr. stark. OF New York. are
largely attended.
Mrs. John +. Rogers has returned
home from a sojourn Of two months at
Orkney Springs.
Mrs. T.. Il. Parker is back from z visit
to relatives ut fairport. Va. She was
McNeal. who will attend the Onancoci,
High School.
M,er Click spent this week in New
York.
6. Fred Kelley is visiting his
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
I1xtemporc Addresses.

II count myself Fortunate" said a
minister. "in numbering among my
practitioners several who Invariably
tell me the truth about myself. or :,
certain worthy but uneducated woman
OF my flock | asked whether She pre-
ierded my written or my un-
moment. and then replied: Il like you
best without the book. because you
keep saying the same thing over and
over and that helms me to remember
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
AL Of Norfolk. and Miss Ruth Akers,


Other arrivals for the week are: Mr.
BARROW and Miss Anne seily. provi-
PARK; \: J.; Earl 4. Lane. WestGe i2us =.
j.: Miss Irene Miller. Brooklyn. X. y:
Miss Mary Chilly. Elizabeth. Il. j.; Mi
and Mrs. w. p. steele. New Jersey; j.
r, Pringlc, New York city; Dr. and
Mrs. n. r. Kritzer. Hagerstowm. Md;
Mrs. \. &. Schlosscr, Mrs. l.. Srhiosser
Mrs. j. Il. Hunter and Miss G; Schlosser.
Newell. Hampton: NJ. Walton, Hunting
ton Valley Pa: T.. g. Wynkoop, AbinS
don. Pa: DR.. George i. Brittle, New
York City: Or. Ella BloX, Baden N C.:
u. Schmidt. Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs
L. III. Wallace. Newport News: Mr. and
Mrs. J. Il. Doris. South Carolina: Mir.
and Mrs. j. NJ Page. Cincinnati. Ohio;
Misses, Clara and Lucille Florbes, Nor
folk; Mr.. and Mrs ID. Greene. New York
CITY; Mr. and Mrs; G. NJ. Houser and
4 paws urbanna. Va; Mr. and Mrs;
Mrs william +. AIadroph Harrison.
ton and family, wytheviile: MIR. and
rs d pper X and Tars erefr. G9en
". Va: John &. Robert. Portsmouth:
vile. r. G.: d. +. G;o orTets' ba LeiKs
folk; II. " Krincr and family and
JameS Driyer, i.ynchburg; MIR. and Mrs
J: I. McB8fh, Niagara Falls New York:
Mr.. and Mrs. X. T.. Gibson. LynchburR
y. e.; Mr.. and Mrs. r. a Evans Column
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

"Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin to be
genuine must be marked with the
safety "Baycr Cross" Always buy an
unbroken Baycr package which con.
tains proper directions to safely re-
lieve Headache, Toothu che. Earache
NEURALGIA. Colds and pain Handy tin
boxes of II tablets cost but n few
cents at drug storcs-largcr packages
also. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoa &C ticacid-
ester OF Observation-Disclosures
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
SOVEREIGN TONIC
BUILDS YOU UP

When your health has been under.
mined by worry or overwork when
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condition.
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so When your blood IL Impoverished
through the want OF Iron, which No.
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tablet contains / grain OF PKEpAEEo
IRON with other blood and nerv.
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Sovereign Tonic will do NOR o.,
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& 10 mako happy homes, than ali tn
I medicines that have been com.
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Sent by mall on receipt Of 800
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1915 Fflbert ST.. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Hi For sale at the Grant Drug Co y
< stores, and all leading druggists-Ady,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

I; Wits. we're visitors in Richmond
this week.
Matter chilcs. OF Richmond, was a
week
Waiter camden. of New Canton. spent
several days IN lttchmond this week
Mrs, Jennie Thomas. who has been
visiting hJrc, has returned TO her home
N Norfolk
Mrs, W, Nice. Miller left for Rich
mouG INNS week To spend some days
with relatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28
NATURAL BRIDGE
Especial to The Times.pispatc,

NATURAL BRIDGE. VA: Sept. II
William +. Burke. of Wheeling, w Va.
for many years a frcqucntcr of tho
Bridge, has returned here for fall
outing after an absence Of several
years.
Mrs. w II. Parrish. of Richmond. is
spending the fall season at tho Bridge
friends.
New Virginia members of the fall
colony arc: MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Bar
row, Mr. and Mrs. W. f. Tomiinson
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Crews and child
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-28

brother. DR.. winifrcd S. Kelley, of New
York.
Mrs. Hartman. of Snow Hill, Md, Is
visiting her son. edwin Hartman.
Airs John w. Robertson has with ncr
her brother.
MIR. and Mrs John W. West and Miss
Louise Mason have returned from u
trip TO Norfolk.
Miss Margaret A. Grolon Is entertain
Ing Miss Sarah q. Parker. OF New
York.
Mrs. Gertrude Wise Is spending sew
eral days In the mountains OF VIRGINIA.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
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THE KINGS.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25
Do You Want To Know
ABOUT THE INCOME TAX?
Answers by Hubert L. Boln Collector ssoma

gcther each paving one hall ~ tho to.
tai expenses, one oi us contributes IA
tho support ~ n mother, the other hla
no dependents. what Is our tax
CIltM MS
ANSWER - Personal living expenses
nie not proper deduction. both being
support ~ n dependent you urc only nl.
lowed the personal exemption ~ 81 900
each Your taxable iurumo iS 800 each
ana tlN duo win be 81 each
QUESTION i am employed hy the
tntc. salary $4,000 Nm married and
have one ohili three years Old nave
~ other income what. n any. Income
tax Viii ! huyc 10 phN' " n. k
ANSWER As moneys paid To state
'wplu,rs HIu exempt from federal
taxation you VIII not be required 10
ilr return
QUESTION nm u married mun mo-
children, no business nt present | re-
,"iNvd Last year the following money!
From rents. Siitj. From interest on
money lotnri. so. Interest on lIp.
oriy bonds. So | paid out the follow
INK Irr-uuh nNcs, 60 50. r,I estate.
i.at. rrrHIr. 90 house. tlND. puNIuE
taxes. il1t %. insurance VI property.
t.lj Tor ihrc, Years Ms rental proper
ty cost me ubout illoUu Aul u this
estimate the buildings ARE ~ Nnlu"
$40 Noo rnrN are nll frame aud m
iu. condition llHNr not mad, uu Zee.
come uN report for prc'iouH years
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25

What would my tax be- Tor rhlH ycnr'
EAST rAilk,
ANSWER li-YOur total income com.
pui"d Tor Income tnN purpOHcA W the
sum " tho rents received plus Inter.
est on money loaned or ST.. 100. Inter.
"Ht on Liberty bond ~ tbJ not taxable
You nro allowed tho deductions NJ err
sonhl ANA real estate tnsos. repulis and
onc'thlfd OF tho amount paid Tor three
N"nrs insurance, witch gives you a
total deduction thus tnr Of ip3l no YOU
Hre also allowed u reasonable dcpfcch-
ton on your building have on YOUR
showing hbove made allowed YOU 4
percent on cost valuation Of is1ODr
THIS gives sou a further deduction N
$500. ur totrl NJ tii2l making your net
Income tli'' YOU have personal
exemption NJ 5000 ne married mnn,
mailing your taxable income :. i2r
which ~ percent mnkoa your tuN
So q Special nss"--ncutF uH IIS.
Ing taxes, not d'ducnbIr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-25

QUESTION incorporated small
candy business last summer, was only
IN business Hs u corporation the last
iHur month, uf lnlN WI the ,ufuu,t
tluu hyyc 80 nl" u report nov or wait
uuul the end Of iit hu-inrss yrrt'
CASSIDY COMPANY.
ANSWER tulc- you has" obtained
pcrmivuou iu establish "a fiscal Nrat
other than the culoudrr ,rnr yUu viii
Oh" Required 80 report for The fractional
rHr' Uf the year 1878