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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
OFFICER VINO MINED 4
CITY LVtnTs DISASTER
German Voluntarily Removes Caps
Thcash Ms Presence Wa Ne
seated Nv ciiazsns Of Breses
Ignorant al Peril

nrasss - cilssps ei ufsess
see rr*age aHslss sgses - slsn
"a 81 Ae sfm|tssr ~ ihs aressa' 81
~ q nsemsa elnffi fau rsaaisa %
ana sb-1ai - fY 1h's eiusef -
81 iiass see.mnsnIra ~ t~a saelsIs p
riroefs 81 ~ i.eoat ssstNp - ~
hslrlAn ssusfni Hs't. hai mefv ofsr
~ 49, in sumWanA af ten ~ fwelse
esFmsn va oaefs "a 49, hs -
p.ar-i Is a. frsli nesfls ~hsi hf
pisasst ~ Cenifai spIsfsnfls hfiHf
sssi e.sfa ossr as tlesIfs tuf 49,
srsi 6Ass h|s safk senisfea Ia iruess
ihe posfafiles slis hsu sna faiiFos q
siatIoa q safn b. sistsi hs h'r
sna III sois.eu
some aafaSofahls fnmmfnt eaf
hsafa bs.sa's 49, osfussa 49, si
ie~ "a ia dine 81 80 81 fhs ltsainr
hefsis tnt nafmnft hseams 81 Iea
ihat after fse aass makethsn
m Arm 49, ntes ftd fef Nm N
inahs1 nae sem .naffea af na
slsn. usnasn sna f'nsllsh aaifnfms
huf sps aiailon e. - ths fisuln, sa1
buslnsss ~ lhe Ter asn rsfsi isa
D. is now knos fhsf Eats mau
saved nrases from aes raeion ~
~as ihr onlcsf ehn tufna hv hos
flllllss a. |n hsfNs ~ ihs snts ~
minlnf ias inen and TO- yrshfnfse
aofAs ana bNifes Arsr ne sfnlnr
oi NE afmisiife ha sglan,esr,i 20
ffmoss fhe faps ffAu tAn mlnes y
was DANGEROUS snfA and several ufis
ouefs ~sfs ,silsi a in heln +nmf
~ ne mlnes SER timsd 80 sxaloAe
fl 81 z dAss after the is.auufs af
ihe ifoops
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

For 1 fants and Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
~'.s: ..'..:.. 4. q GHzzz.
BUILDING ACTIVITIES
TO BEGIN IN SPRING

roniinaed from raes ~
lesea ana prosresaiss i've aud iei
Ns. gtifenshll. make 4 an idsal lace
IS reside Thee fs.fa. ana tie iuf
her fac' ihai Gwhri, suffered bees
from az sHdeml,s. and sontssious
dlseases han olhe, cities ~ na slfs
ln iho southwest and ihai j. ). pros
psfona ana ou' 81 debt proves ~. At.
lfaelion thai mskss he sNpanai"n 10
haildlne me oominF spriaE necessary
Added 20 The sho'e. mnsl be men
llonrd lhe sst"uie vater~orka EATEN
sion ~ bs lnsia lei Ibis sprlng band
for which have beei voted aud sold
fhs improvement slll lnaar. lhe eiiy
q permanent waies supply fof tlis
parposss and maierlall, reduce fifs
lnauranrr rptes From present indl
afiians Nuths ~lll be able 10 taf
nlsh employment 20 al asaNahle IA.
hof within Hi boundarlss and ~lil
need much outside help 10 sop ilsle
the Improvements iAs are 10 be made
a. soon a. the araih,r condition. are
favorable
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
P|MplY? WELL, DON'T BEL
People Notice Il Drive Them OF
with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablefs

A tfnrsy face vii not ernhsrrzss ~ou
u1rh bsncs- Il you Get packsge of Dr.
S1xx6s OiEse 1zblefx TIE SIR should
beg,n 70 ciez, xftef you hare tzken tkx
txrx<<s feS rixntz
Cle>r=rr-se bod hrhc~e's and TIE fsver
~-<h Dr. Edvx-dT Olive Isbsesz the SO
ezszfd Substitute for czJorsel. tbere'snev
z-y xick1css or pan after taxing fhern
Dr. Ed~z-ds Olive Tzhiess Do fhzs
~1lch cxlo<zei 6o>S and JUS. zs eHortivefy.
III Ger zr-ion is g>rfle end safe sns<c ID
cf sesere0kzd i-rstsflng.
No ooe -fso taxes Olive Tstiets 4
exs1 czrsed with n dz-k hrozn tzte
. ts1 t~czrh- ozil Es-iezs no god
sednz. cons<spz<sc1. toxrad hser, kzc
czzo&rion cr piz>Sy face
DR.. Edu1rds' olsye Tzhiefs zre
. pu-tiy vzee-zze cczposo1 r.isxJ
uath oisse OK yo7 gH kn0s rsen
IL f;eir oi-ye cc34.
D.. Edzz-1s cce>f yzz-- arnong "a
ss<Ysz zfzsczr< zs<h E-e- zd b0sr5
c1n>lzs-.z and Olive Tshfess zre TIE
xznsr 1<iy ea11i.e rezzlt
Isxs or.e q to rzstGy foe peek
SEE ts0w ED1ln besl<x yoa fe<i ard t>ox-
- - IS ~ - ~ enSS>SlA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
Children Cry
FOR TtEycnER'S
CA 6 to- a
HARD TO ESTIMATE
DAMAG[ DONE b[IGIUM
Amount OF Indemnity To Be
Asked Will Be Tremendous.
But SO Far II l. Hard To
Figure II Out

hfnsscls. Jan rs thus far = he's
zen impossihle 90 estimate iAs n /.
sni q dariaes caused "a nsleiam ~
he Germans or 10 "a even approx
aaie.s the smoan 81 lndsmnlf,
vhish Belgium ~lli demand from 0sr
nans
10 The nAloriiy of the factories
shleh fhe Bsigians w.fe allowed 20
perais during German occupation me
ians remains. but es~v~hrfe al
iocss q ra~ material have been On
ireiy removed
In the other factories. ~hloh ne
Belrians ~er. not allowed o. opsf
ue here aar systematic r.r,otal
all The machinery whifh "a, dis
msntled and sent 20 Gsrmsns The
lames ~ the German manafar urers
io whom tas machinery was "a pped
ave been asesfiained
Belgian Industrial circles sem 20
e divided whether q attempt a. -.
over the stolen marhlnesy from Ger
many now necessarily worn. or 70 buy
go maehines abroad and 10 mass n.
Germans pay for y
The Belgian coal fields n the fsrion
= Mons Chartered ahd LleTe ee-s op
sraied by ne Germans Who used Bel
gan coal - currency 20 obiail from
HOLLAND provisions cattle and horses
rhus while the belgian popula ion
'afferea from cold coal ross ir price
so9 or zoo francs a ton and BolvIans
siinessed The spectacle ~ wersmen
seahenea by privsfions forced "a drae
esfy carts loaded wi'h coal. 6. linr
be place of the horses xhirh fas Ger.
usns had stolen
The indus raj region ~ casrleroi
uffered severely ~ the hands - n.
ermans Who destroyed the machines /
shioh hey did no TAD. sway ara -. /
moved sil material of watch ihey could /
noi maze use a great amount - ~ofk /
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Tae frffut~a rs..n.r. - t.. s,
80 90 soxe.- a-.. ~.
Va R.sam \. afs-.,.rs -. 4
s,stsr,-n, - "a, ..ta.n, .sr~
sene - lie ,sr hlrs ..ss..-s ..
a.. .ra msrs,,. t,sas.-s... n.s
- ..s.l -r.m,s.. - ..-...,
A. ttes- .-......-. +. -. AM
81 -. ne. -. ,.s.At \. II. ~.
ur,,.r s~.s +, ~e,s ~ w...s mn.
,,ts.t ,...A ~, ,A< tn.. ~a
.,r. 49,. sne m.r .,.~h .rh
ur,sa tssr Aroa ara enable. ~
,.r,ss,..-s "a +, .st
,sa -. e- -, ri.., I, .,.s-
~, I. S...,-, ..... +. 1859,
sr..At. s.,..~,-.st $50 -
- 49,. 80. -. ..... ....s $3.50.
-, ! =. .,~ -.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
A Simple Way To
Remove Dandruff


There is one sur wsy that has never
fsilsd 90 rmote daniruff a. once
and that la 10 dissolve n then yos den
ifuy lt entirely 10 Do this lust Fsi
1houi four 0unren ~ plain common
lipiid sfyon from any drag slore ihl8
u sll you will nes-ii sppiy y VI nlght
eisn retlfinT u1s snourh 20 molsfsn
ihs scalp sni rub q IN xenily with Inc
iinrer tips.
~ morning. mosi " not all. of yonf
dandruff will BE- gone. aud three ~
four more applications wiil completely
dlssolye and enllreb destroy every
single sign and trace of a.. 10 matter
how much dsndraff YOU nsas have
You viii find all iiehlnE and dlgsinK
~ ihs scalp vili sfop Instantly. aaa
yoar hair ~lll BE- flaffy. lnelrous
riosly. SILKY and soft. and iook and
feel a hundred times better
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

When you are lroBh.ed vith ndiees
iao ~ CrnFiipa tior ikke Chambsr
ain's rahiefs They Strengthen n
io'n4ch and enable n perfnrm i
ln~'ions natufhliY indIgestion 4
lfaaiiy arcOmaanlts b. consilpaflo
n3 81 Arerasa'ed hs ii shamb%f
AIMS Tablets cause a gfnlie move
meri ~ ihe bowels. relieving the con
fln1fs1 condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

SURGEONS aEfes igki In esses %
cufs Burns. nfalses aud wounds -
FiRNT ThEA1 NkNr g., masi lmpofi
ant When an ffflCiENT anilcspiif
q applied promptly. here - M aan
a. ~ lnfsrlien aud lae woand h.Flns
"a heal o. once Dor DEE on man ~
beast. HOkoxoNt q the InEAL AN
TisFPrit ana HFAitNG AOtNT
nuf q nov and be- Feady fDf an cmsf.
gsuct prcs gsc tec. ~ o. and o. 20
sold nv Owl iprus Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

III had hfsu born Armenian Instead ul American.
nni sts ~ ffkrf instead ~ free ssu ~ tt United
State, lhl. voali BE- Yeuf funillleh to-day
Nour ke hftsher would o. slave -srvant ~ dirty
house - = dfiier Turk
iuur wsuld be lho raVishs abused ieerv,l
property a iou minded Mah8mnr,an
ihuf father sud m"fhsf would be ftpufh,h .lath eod
and hlel.. a. CO. side III nt.ha fa ifn TIE fnrkah
Dominion where they fell n their struggle iowar Tossed and
freedom
iout wife would o. sitting n ihe hanfeu ssasf shsh
shs drpore snd driven starving and heart hrkeu wh
hunHn. diving bah, ,lurhiuu pothrf srthsd
NHhsfsi hfsast
Ani soud PC dsad hullal1 butsisfr,l after shes bad
srrn - ,on Il man right nght iof ueht and stripped
luu in the skin ~ ali bad
These multiple ttage,fs have 4 million honrs 10
The TURK Infested ands ~ lhs Esst Mhs he word police
nations concentrated thef efforts ihr snarn
adog ~ fusaianm Europe thr tafflpn, hnf.ard ~
Turkey isWlorsriN ifer from the surveillance ~
csrt suspicious world attacked The herlcs. peoples nuAer
Turkish domination ,lrinr isl"n. ths iis.A sf lhs
weak and leaving Nakr death dsssss .iar,atisu and
deNulaiion to- hrsiais AMI Ievs
The nAlle naiious ~li undoubtedly ~ h that ne
suh bu hose ~ pnsg cl four
million de-lae starved ssh hslpf.. mon. vemen and
children VII" must de during the nesi montl. ns help
comes from generous individuals
70 them foodto help them sr.la save he,e lsres
20 ," abroiher 10 Turk adding your usgse 10 their
persecution. ani letting them sihr,r "a death that
~. de"n ~ every when he aske,l santrilis H.
lhe Armenian and syrian Relief Campaign
The drive heglus Fehraaf, Third
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

To fhe stocsno. .asfs ~ fa~ Building a
Loan Assoeisfion.
A. mee'lne Of she BOARD - "a
feffors - this Assoels lon. he'll Jsn
ssry ~ 1919 fss follo~iBx feso.asion
wss psssed. 10 eft
-Rsso.sedi That the secretary Il
h~rsby aathor ked and instruf led 20
receive paymenfs on sfoc< on Mon
DAY ~ each wsek nniil 90 O'Clock y
No On and after January II. 1919. ln-
: ead q soc otlock p n a. here
fosore~ " 81 BRONSON.
sec-e 4ry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

fhote ~ho haf. faams faf fsnf ans
sta haff uoi aIfrads ifrd ihem ella
No Nssou.c Temple cemmirirs plea.
asn y 40 Johns "a 40 those Nha
~IH rss Tree foom Ia Y.sHinf sol
diefs eaii fhe sane numh.r
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

, y erassus county rHislrsf f0G
Losaa counfy. and eho has been COO
neeisd wlih ~ 60 operative prWinr
e'snpsny Of his eiif has Feslsnsi his
fosltion With that firm aud hss 81
copied one with the Western 3snA
suppi, eonIrsn, 81 Okiahoma C|iY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

in tf't aad iafa ihsi her AsAb.na
tss ireaasnlif Beat hsf ~ sna tors
- hsf "a - ia ihr s.iehhoFs faf
shelter and fefsss "a pfYylis ~
fagnoft she asks im Alyarce. it1a
sli'nonY epafi eos. aaa aitosasy
~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
VIII CHARGES ~ 'sBt>D
WITH ENTnEsIE CRl IIIi

A petition Vas flied IN district eosf'
shis morning BY Agnes Robinson. ask
ing for a divorce frcm Alonno nobin
son. IN which pisins.n alleges that
defendant has been sallfy Of extreme
cruelty. and gross neglect OF da'Y.
rlaintiff states ths; ahs and defena-
ant we're married Al Lonxylsw. Texss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Mrs. v Bsf~snsn writes -.fsse
Sen your fressemsnt snd u is ~oa-
leffal how u reduces II does luff -
.os cay ! have reduced a pound =
isy snd feel fine
srs Inrs behrnsss srsses:-f weighed
"a Dosn6s before ! stared your treat
T0n may print iris u you like
These are just egsmples o. Shsi
ny treatment can accomplish Let me
s<nd sos more proof 81 ny erb~nse
On =. NEWMAN. lsesns<o physlelsr
a. Flfsh Avenue. NsS vsrks
osUk S.7o.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

f.sns back uar ne from over
~ors. cod teffied &. he fl1sclek Q
.he b1ck. - from 3 srase Ir fbs ~
syTnsfr faefs fhs szht rernedy
FtAf.LARys SNOW LI<IHEST !
'isoai1 D. rubbed Il thoroughly ovs
~ Affected pzri. 'se relief Nil b
.r0ubf md satisfactory Price z5e
zee ana g. ~ EeF tcffis. Sold b
1xl Drsr store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Pisarisy pains ara located iust'he.
ios ne short ribs iumbaso affeein
The same region bni esard ihs besh
DAil.AHi)'s SNOW lJSiAENf lsthe
remedy IN either cate n fsbhef In
Thoroughly u esaea cain. feissrs. ne
muscles and the ptllenf can move
about freely and eoH forfablY tfies
&c. &c and 500 per bottle Sold
~ OIL Dfus Store 80
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

That souvenir hmlsf eho stoisI
rfesldsn Wilson's SRA hsi la Hens
must have > seii opinion - him ri'
II he sapesAs ~ a. ih. Dafloips4
heaagsAr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Ffanes q nov Ia che carlo dspa.lasa4
u the state historical soe'sfy 1h-
dasFsf d = paft % ~. Sam iluasien
collection pressn' - - ias soelstt ~
IeMpIa IIou.Ind
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

After yoB have aiken Halls ca
iarrh Aediclns Tor shori lime yof
an see = greaf imp vemeni ln yoaI
general health siar taking Hsils
tstsrfh Medicine a nee and get fic
~ catsffh sad fg iesilmonlals
free
y ! CHENEY q co. Toledo. Ohio
Sold bY ell Drursifis. sfc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

hsarttaru .s ssnsrrem - lndisss
ion fake = aoss ~ HfhniNf in
'nfh casss fhs i~lE tIsanneAfs -.
sfantN The bowels onefafs sprsf ~
ma loa feel fhs. tirofoas and rhstr-
nj Price tec Sold hy nwi nraf
store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Womsr snes fhe ~sf hefsu hsts
isksn uaeh care - iht rlcs efons ir
i.omhafts easff lass vefk 10 iae
asils ops>aiss a. rs.. s,e ~e.-i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Colonel noost 90 Nas ofsi b, AZ
friends fof ~ snsniss h. made. and
respected ~ thlss snemiss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
TOPICS of TOWN


Peiey Dlnks" Sea of wearing
FAR lined baihlng slt While skaiinx
sho1id be generally adopted. " iAis
mild weather couiinaes Weak lee
= often sn opeA in llsiion 70 "a m
voluntary bsih
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Nlss iaii4r oNsf icfmsii, -
ests ssvfvists - Nj CAsfiss n afss-
aIns = eas*trnstlen snelneef in Ns~
feft = ne~ aesfs'.fs - lsss a =
famaiiN sesrsfsrs io rfssiaefi W.
son SAs - he FRI .onan 70 holf
nossicn Is ths - aNve ofilc.s q
~ whhs Honse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

ftif eeaff at, ana err ses nH
lisl ff|aa, ana s. aias,. 80 80
'af 81 femerro~ rIsll l.aia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

The mea Who sef things done are
iikeiy 20 b. ihe moi vha % them a.
once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
LFADERETTES

Essr "a bacs s. Noseulber isi
~ pe~ c'ni of ihs nsnnfaeiafs - -
p'cslfs ln Enslsns pss D0ns by son
n.
Ths .fifs tenement house 10 Ner
YORK cfy a. cast IN lss q -
four aori aoldig sus siood
waat is roe corieaf PARK
~, coarisy Dunr Webb. who ne
isa out - te.iaiy naa rof 'cosrs
r. California. S. 'hs oaly ~oman so
p,nfss lonsl n kmefsea.
Three ridrs hsve been hua
scross he sser esrsi - Ksnsars
ihus taking Eersf snd Psis,ilns b.
rz.lrosa and fosd
a sbeffe'a fEnsisnsI hsifsresss
e 10 roiunisefe8 Tor mannions sof
IN oss seek q tours esrnea nor
fhAh ss
The salmon 11ss.. az season
kisska j. enees sbs coiieeilor
ao-kfrs sainan sFxs ser ne Aforns
) sflon fofsisd ss.gs aa9
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

'sn - Llncolps desk aud resisier. =
siRn placed IN me state bisoricai
soclsiys room yesterday as The capt
iiol says A register has been placed
on a aess which Abraham Lincoln
ass IN his la~ office At Sprlngflsld
And ali visitors are invited 20 place
their names on the register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

rss s'e.'ss s.'os sssas - 81
y tFAf ffftat fnd Natnraas r. 'ssalN.
saas ana dresres fle SO rAnfs
az n.shfs Lesssr l.ain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

40 one ean t.r Iaaas a. fhai ~
reed his phiio.sph, shsn shat ~
Nsnt j. help
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

To Foster united States shipping
First get yosr sh.s1;ns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

a thrifty man vii suffer ersal
ossl a. smoss a baa clrar yefeiy be-
e1ass be bas go pas fof N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
S,s e :as, RI f AT
Free Trial Trestrssn.
% peouess

% peouess
Akk also for nv
say shen redu "a
offer Ny treatment
has often rrdsced e.
the rate q . pouro .
oay No disilnF A.
sxerf lses ahs0iafsly
suTe method
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

Nrs chsr,es 4 SASH. ~fs 81 y
tF~efeF Kersra el a. kmsfexns'f
f1est rorrersunn 49, knH esef eas
hanas~s s~esf~fs ter 80 hcss -
Ftsses
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

~ Ns.s Nj s., af ~ Yark go
aua ~. ia q Ssm,al. 81 Huniimsten
A. 4 resxntls elf4faa - anesah~es -
- >rs Nogi s<ass lsktslafnrs. az
~ FRI ~omen - - ss ksse lef >.
ssfafs essf uf ~ Nssssfphi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

We Have Lovie's Dagger.
A dasksr whica Louis XIV o!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15

ksefg good ni,es Is rsihef prou.
u Tstiinr into .he GOOD ersc.s ~ o
gfouehy man. and ihe good missr ls
b. boy thai ran 90 d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-01-15
As YOU LIKE 1T


Ia order io make money. one has
10 lhlnl ~ somsihlnr people ~Nl Jas
Tor. noi some hing w. likes
hlfh alsafs sln hu one csnt al
WAYS esu .as var "a ses q a. +
Enough io eat rsnsrslls COSTS sbauf
15 rrn,s. ~ matter shat lroicnfes
are made
Everybody ls taught 10 write bui d
everybody were taught 10 drss what
q lol more oaroo nsis there ~ouid
be- '.n0 al
u a man has carried tn. sans
watch for fhffff five ysars es.fs
one sho suo~ BIN is made familiar
wf'h the faci
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19

new law there are several items TO be
aeducted from the gross income. They
include money received from life insur-
ance policies whore it is paid uDon the
death OF the insured and the amount
received as return of premium or,
premiums paid on policies which ma
Vurc during the life of the insured.
GIFTS, too, arc exempted. ns arc
salarles, wages or other COMPENSATION
received from the government or ro.
nElous organizations.
FROM the gross income it ia nor
m'ssab'e to subtract all ordinary md
i''r. 4iecessary. expenses incurred in con-
uuc1hg the business enterprise which
prGduce5 the gross. Interest paid on
i"ucD'edhess, too, may be deductd.
March Il for Returns
March - is set as the date cach voor
on when returns must be filed. iThis
IS inc same as now fixed by the Federal
income tax law.
me state tax must be mid to tbo
,omp'ro!ior III one payment. and M
thc time he return is filed. If the tn,e
- not PAID within sixty days after il
becomes due the Sheriff is authorized
TO levy upon and sell the rcnl nnd nor
sonal property Of the dclinaucnt tnx.
phyer
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Allied Victory Story
To Be Told on Frieze
To Assist Fifth Loan,

series of mural decorations for the
adornment of Victory Way. the centre
of the Liberty Loan campaign on Park
Avenue, was completed yesterday, ana
will be hung Sunday morning.
1t represents a pageant of Victory"
in seven panels. Six are devoted to
the SIX continents which contributed
to the world victory. while the central
and largest panel is the "Apotheosis of
Victory" The dominant figure is that
of Victory, triumphant in golden robes,
trampling on q writhing German
dragon Behind her are the hosts Of
mankind. heralded by trumpctcrs of
East and West. The flags of the Al
lies float against sky dotted not only
with stars, but with small symbolic
"N's."
The color scheme of the entire frieze
Is rich blue, mingled with purple and
gold. 1t Will form the background for
the speakers platform on "Victory
Way" and stands twelve feet above
the ground, in frame Of gilded laurel
and victory wreaths
Arthur Crisp has done the central
panel. The six other artists and their
works are w. 7. Benda. Europe;
Arthur Covey, Africa; Miss Edith Mac
gonlgle,. Asia; Frederick Wangle,
North America; Charles S. Chapman,
South America; and Monroe Hewitt,
Australia and New Zealand.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Four Glasses of Theatre
Passes Exempt From Tax

WASHINGTON, April Regula-
tons governing collection Of the tax
on admissions, soon to be isscd bv the
bureau OF Internal Revenue, define
the 1our classes which are exempt from
the tax, when admitted free to places
or amusement. They are children under
Twelve years of age, bona. fide employees
OF the place OF amusement, municinal
olhcers on official business, and SOL
olers or sailors in uniform All other
persons are subject to the tax. which
IS one cent for each ten cents or frac-
tlon thereof. of the price of admission
II theatre sells to soldier or
sailor 81 ticket for 81, the tax is
ten cents on 81, not twenty cents on
tie regular price. Admissions bv passes
are subject to the tax. If the pass
entities the holder to a 81 seat he must
pay ten cents. The dramatic critic who
occupies 81 orchestra chair must
pay 20 cents.
The law provides the tax shall be
pald by the person paying for the ad
MISSION, and that places of amusement
snail keep record of the amount of
tax collected.
productions Of the druggists shelf
WiiI 90 up In price one cent on each
- cents of cost May / as a result Of
In lne imposition Of the new war tax.
me Internal Revenue Bureau TODAY
reminded that this levy will be mad
oy inc use of revenue STAMPS to
De aihXcd by the retailer to toilet
preparations and "othor similar sub
stances and preparations" A like Mx
/" imposed on certain proprietary med
cines
New-York tribune., 1919-04-19
Ne" income Tax E:renpts $1,000
For Single and 81, 900 for Married

Stripped Of legal verbiage the new
state income tax law means that every
adult resident of the state commanding
an income more than 81 900 for single
persons and $4,000 for the married will
have to pay portion of his or her in
come INTO the state treasury. The rate
OF the tax IS | per cent on any amount
under an annual income Of $4,000: 2
per cent on an annual income more
than $4,000 and less than $4,000 and 3
per cent on any part OF an annual in
como IN excess OF $4,000.
There are, Of course, some excmp-
hons granted by the bill, as well as
some deductions to be allowcr The
exemptions have to do chiefly with
personal property. There are dcduc-
tions allowed which arc similar 10
those allowed by the Federal income
tax law.
Exemption Allowed on $1,000
Single persons arc allowed exemption
10 the amount of $1,000 Married per
sons 'lylng with husband or wife. nrc
allowed exemption to the amount Of
%z'Voo. for each dependent and child
undcr nc ngc Of eighteen an allow.
"nc' OF $500 il made.
}" estimating ones tax under the