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New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Federal Income Tax Questions
Ans,ccred for The Tribune by Morris f. Frev assistant
treasurer Guaranty Trust Company

&C. D. A.: Wa you please tell ,rhich
Is tho proper method Of fling Federal and
atate income tur returns:
Ttco sisters support themselves and mother
both receiping salaries over $1,000. one corr
trtbutin0 Il, greater proportion than the
other. (a) Should these two ,ndiuid,eals (as
IN the case Of husband and 1uste) make q
3oint return, claiming total exemption ot
$4,000 fro'je their total net Income? Or fb]
ehoutd the one contributing the greater share
to tho mothers support file, G return IN
dsuidudl!u, claiming e:semptiot OF $4,000 as
head Of, the family fwh.ch in. jact she is
financially, and then sho,dd the SISTER CON
t,ibutino The smaller share flo separate
return. claiming merely an exemption o.
5000?
.A.-With respect to the $4,000 exemption
allowed to the head Of family, the Treas
ury Department has ruled as follows
"A single person is the head of a family
if he is the sole support of relatives living
in the same house with him and if he exer-
cises control of household affairs. The words
sole support are used in the sense that
there is no other person to whom the de-
pendcnts may look Tor support. Income
from, other urces. such as interest on bonds
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
100000 for Airplane
Mails Urged in Senate
Service of 90 Per Cent Efficient.
With 44 Failures in 600
Flights in Six Months

WASHINGTON, eb. 9.-Retention OF
the airpiane mail service. for which the
House refused to provide funds, was
urged before the Senate Postoffice
Committee to-day bv Second Assistant
Postmaster General Praeger. He asked
that s3,40oOo0 be provided for service
on routes from New York, Chicago. San
Francisco, Pittsburgh. Kansas City, De-
troit. Washington, Cleveland, Toledo,
st. Louis. Atlanta, ST. Paul and Mime
apolis. He also asked other funds for
private nirplane mail contracts on
branch routes.
Stating that the air service expedites
mail to Chicago by sixteen hours and
to San Francisco by twenty-four hours,
Praeger denied statements Of it's
critics regarding mail flight failures.
declaring that it has been 80 per cent
efficient, with only forty-four failures
in 600 flights during the last six
months.
A powerful mail plane. Praeger said,
is being developed to carry mail over
the mountains to San Francisco, land q
new British triplane is to be tried out
between Chicago and Omaha.
For the first time in this country
snow skids are being used on mail
planes, Praeger said, to facilitate
landings.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

copsr snofss tanes, carefully note ths dts-
tinction betwssn erctse tarcs lsvted directly
ON the purchaser. sucn though tho dealer nay
collect ffcr ths goysrnmn:ems) .,.,r,,. .. .,..s
and considering tho great difficulty o. arrsv-
ing at enact amount OF tarss (tertSd Under
Sections 904 and GOT and tar Oh t.edter
tjosts2 Gd dng the . useT. eonstianto aS
$4,000 of incomc) Ia allo.Uable?
A.~-You should only deduct the exact
amount of taxes actually paid.
Q.-D. C. c.: I have city Improvement
bonds and school bonds of 1917 and 1918 Of
a citv IN Nc'o Jersey- Are rex ,hey tneon.c. and
AZ aold bonds aud Az convortible United
States bonds of 1918 and 1919 and Victo,y
bonds? Aro tacv taxable income!
A.-Interest on municipal bonds is exempt
from Federal income tax. and is not to be
included in a Taxpayers gross income. Prin-
cipal and interest on such bonds should be
listed however, for purposes OF information
only under Block II, on Page l. Of Form
l040, and under Block 10. Page I OF Form
1040-A
Liberty bond interest is wholly exempt
from normal tax and from surtax to the
following extent
Exempt for life of bonds:
31s and 3A per cent Holdings unlimited
and "A per cent, aggregate holdings
Exempt for five years after declaration Of
peace:
and AZ per cent. aggregate hold
Ings Oh ..........' '$3O. QUO
additional granted by act Of March g.,
1919, irrespective of subscription to Victory
Lean.
Exempt for two years after declaration Of
peace:
First Liberty Loan, second converted
~ per cent t... $50, 900
Fourth "A per cent. t.........-...... 10000
Conditional exemptious:
Second and IA per cent, and third
"A per cent, aggregate holdings
OF -,,,,..'.''.. :....'' .rSa50O0
4 and ~ per cent, addition. ~ 900
fFor two years after declaration Of peace,
provided orig nal subscription was made to
$4,000. Fourth Loan and the bonds are still
owned at the date of the Taxpayers income
tax return, If less than the amount then
the exemption is equivalent to one and one
half times the amount subscribed and held.
4trovided original subscription is made
for $500 Victory Liberty Loan Of 1923 and
the notes are still owned at the date of the
taxpayers income tax return. If less than
tn g amount Is subscribed for, then the ex-
cmption is equivalent to three tiNes the
amount so subscribed and held.
Total exemption on all loans. $500. $3.50 900
If your net income is less than S. 900
your Liberty bond interest is wholly exempt
from tax, but should be mentioned under
Block 10, of Form 1040-A. for purposes of
information only. If your income exceeds
5000 you should show, under Block 13 of
Page l of Form 1o4o. the maximum amount
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

Bolshevik troops have evacuated
Letvia, according to statement issued
at the Lettish legation here.
Letvia will not accept peace offers
from Soviet Russia. pending the con
ference Of representatives Of Baltic
states to be held in April, according
to official advices from Copenhagen.
The report from Warsaw that
Marshal Foch would go to Poland to
confer with military authorities re-
garding the Bolshevik menace was
denied by the Paris Foreign Office
to- day
Exports from Soviet Russia began
yesterday with the arrial at Reval,
Esthonia. of two carloads of fax, it
was reported.
Enormous booty was taken by the
Bolsheviki when they occupied Odessa,
according to Moscow wireless report.
Leon Trotzky, Bolsheviki Minister. Of
War and Marine, will become director
and high commissioner of food trans
portation, and his duties as war min
lister will be assumed by General
Polanoff, according to advices received
in Helsingfors and forwarded here.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
Box Car Embargo Protested
Will Disrupt Building Plans,
Contractors Say

CHICAGO, Feb. s.--Asserting that
the building and construction program
Of tho nation would be disrupted
through the enforcement of tho box
car embargo from February 8 to 49,,
the National Builders Supply Associa-
tion to-day sent telegram to Walker
d. Hines, Director General of Rail
roads, protesting against the order.
A. +. Bradshaw, of indianapolis,
president of the association, who
signed the telegram declared hundreds
of thousands of men would be thrown
out Of employment and that prices in
the building industry would take an
unprecedented jump as result Of the
embargo.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
First British Troops
Haze Entered Durazie
Army Of Occupation Begins to
Arriue as Germans Leaue;
ROLSheriki Ernczsnfa I.cfrin

LONDON. Feb. e.-The advance
guard of British battalion, which
Will be one of the units of occupation
IN Danzig, has arrived in the Baltic
port The last German troops departed
Saturday, according to adices from
lnere Is no truth in the statement
OF Adoiph Jotfe, head Of the Soviet
delegation which concluded peace win
Esthonia, that Great Britain is neg.
siating with the Bolsheviki, it was said
officially here to-day.
foiand's attitude toward Soviet
Russia will be the same as that Of
the Allies, according to statement
printed in Helsingfors. Poland viii
insist on strong moral guarantees in
any peace negotiations, it was said.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

OIL. H.: ~ I hare heard GAat 3mtsSesi
from s6vsfs0s barks dccctnts u ercfnpt from
state 5nconas tGr.
t2) Also that tntersst from LIBERTY bond:
Is ercn,pt from state Income tar.
Arc both proportions correct as Atdtcdf
A.--u) Interest on savings banks nc.
counts is not exempt from taxation. unless
paid to nonresident.
t2) Interest on Liberty bonds Ia exempt
&C. r.: ! tive IN Ns,o Jerssv and man.
age Ns,u York branch office Of Ne,t
Jersey concern, und am paid from the head
quarters II. Ne,o Jersey. Am / liable for The
New York State income tar?
A.--Yea.
Oh. b.: am an alien res;dimr in Ncu
Yoyk State, recctvin1 salary of $1,000 pe,
year 1 an, single and have no dependents
ard no other Income.
(a) What is the amount Of nv top7
(b) Where can Get the proper blom1s7
(c) When is tho tao dMsY
A.-(A) The tax Is so cents.
~ 90 The blsnks map be obtained from the
120 Broadway Equitable Building).
(c) The tax is due on or before March Is
Q.--E. NJ. d.: left New York. in 1915
and engaged i" Tork for the Red Cross.
stdl lease an apartment u, Ne,o Yorl; City
Uut " pFe6eHt HUtG SuOtCt 10 Ubo TO tnN
foot that I am out of the citU. Am sub.
jGct to the NeW York Stute income tar?
A.-You are stiu resident OF New York
State and. therefore. subject to tax on your
income from all sources.
o.. F.. b.: 7 received a solury OF 81 ,2SC
for eight months. / then entered business
and spent $1,000 for failures. For tho three
months, October ] to December 81, n,u re-
ceipts svcye $3.50, whle tho running ex-
pcsssss, sncludin0 rent, 7Ucre 1914. Must
Tlc a return and pay q td1?
A.--A single man having net income OF
$1,000 or more must file return and pay q
tax. A married person living with husband
or wife having net Income Of $4,000 OF
more must file a return and pay tax. III
the case which you mention your net income
is 81 1856. # you arc married you are not
If you are single you must file a return and
pay tax OF 1886.
Q.--Mdssos & Co.. Ino.: WiH you kindly
advfss me whethey personal se,-vics oor-
pcrdtioH 10 liable to the Ne1U York State s,,-
oo'me tac In addition TO tho franchise tdr
Uhich Is assesaed on all corporations?
A.--The term personal service corpora-
ton" is purely q creation of the Federal law.
The liability Of the stockholders of such q
corporation for the New York State income
tax is the came as those of other corpora
tions.
81. ". S.: Please advise 40 to my
obligations i's the matter of paying both
Federal and state Income tdu.
$1,400 in 1919. fully supported my mothe,
until ApyI Nh hrother ,Ubo th1n refu,-, n
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
LEXINGTON sSx,SSr0n syx."r
THEATRE s.O s,s. .sraEer
CHICAGO OPERA

TONIGHT at 8, "Lucla." CALI Curci. Bo1ci.
Rimini. La7zari. Cond.. De Angels
We'd, al Tabarro." Gall Johnson. Galem.
''suof Angelica" Kaisa. Van Gordon. "Gtanni
Schcchl," Herbert Claessens. Johnson Galcn.
Lal1ari. C0nd.. Marinuzzf.
Extra Thurs. Mat; "IElIsIr d'Amoro." Mac
beth, Bonc Rlmlnk 1feyisan: Cond MarnlzzL
Thurs. Night, "Herodlade." Gall. D'Alvares.
OSul.van. Magucnat. Pavley. Oukrainsky Il
Ballet Cond.. Charer
FrI,. "Hamiet." Macbeth Van Gordon. RufYo
Lazaart. OukranslSy Il Ballet. Cond.. Charlier
Sat. Mat, "Don pasquale." Cali Curcl
Sohipa. Rimini. Trevisan. Cond.. Marinuzzi.
Sat. Might, Bcnsft italian War Orphans
''Tho Masked Ball." Kaisa. Bonci. Macbeth.
Gaeni. Van Gordon. cond. De Angels.
Mon. "PaplIaccl." RufYo. santillan. Lamont.
Defrere. 0,yiero; Cond. Martnuzzi: and now
Ballet; "Boudour." Pavey. Oukrsinsky and
Corps de Ballet Cond B,rowsN.
Tues. "-Amore del ire Rc." Garden,
Johnson. Galetti. Lazzart. Cond.. Marinu "a
Mason & Hamln Piano Used Exclusvely)
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERTS-HiPPOpROM
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

Of obligations. and the amount Of interest on
each issue Of Liberty bonds which you own.
You SHOULD include under u .xan LEN ,nt. ~ @ on
purposes Of surtax only.
Interest on the Victory 4Es 10 subject to
surtax. irrespective Of the amount Of hold
mos
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

.Q.--L. W. s.: Please advise % to my
obligations IN the matter of paying both
Federal and state Income tar.
An, male, aged trentp-scven. and earned
$1,400 in 1919. I fully supported my mother
Until April. Mn brother. anho tter, returned q
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10

&C. r.: I tpc IN Nsso Jerssy and mon
age Ne,v York branch office of Nesu
Jcrssy concern, and am paid from the hsad-
quarters IN Neto Jersey. Am / liable for tho
New York State income tan?
New-York tribune., 1920-02-10
CONSIDER THIS

Investors have bought over
Twelve Hundred MilliOn Dol-
lars OF Guaranteed First
Mortgages and Guaranteed
First Mortgage Certificates,
first liens on New York City
Real Estate, with no sinHle
Instance OF loss OF any kind.
why take chances with a
tluctuatin0 security when
you can have absolute sta
bilfey and an excellent ylcId7
No loss @n 81 yrars to dny Investor
We rrdrdNtue there never shall BE-.
Send for Booleiet BIS
LAWYERS MORTGAGE CO.
RICHARD NJ. HURD. President.
Capital and Surplus So, ZOO, cot
so Liberty St.. N. y. lsa Montague ST.. Bin.
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Rev. A. c. Nasty z Indepen-
dence, Iowa, pise: my jsme
sc tax casio presvedcili o ry-
chile pomoci, kterou dra. Petra
Hoboko poskytuie, zvlaste V
pfipadech vysoke'horecky, re
nemuzeme Sc obejiti bez toho-
to leku v nasem domove. Pred
nedavnem jedno z naSich di-
tex velmi vazne ~onemocnelo,
ale Hoboko pozdravilo je zee
la behem ctyr dnu. Lide vsech
stavu prijali tento jednoduchy.
starry bylinny lex "a svdj robin.
ny lecebny prostredek, pone'
vadz on jest vzdy pohotove 9
nikdy nesklame phi konani do
bra. Nelze jej koupiti v lekar'
mach, ale mono jej obdrzet
primo II DIR. Deter Fahrney anc
Sons Co., 2501 Washington
Blvd, Chicago, Ill.
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Roman

tvrzen V 1myslu mic rici, dokud
Sc neporadi s Idou.
Jest mi opravdu yeImi H.
to- pravil, "ze nemohu YAM
mic vice rfci, nez isem yam jiz
fekl. Slecna Vynne lila v dome
meho otce ash tax co spolecni-
&c me sestry pc nekolik mesi-
Gu; odesla ale brzy pc vano-
cleh. Nemohu VAN rfci proc a
nevim take kan Sc obratila.
.Nikdy jsem vubec cd te DOLBY
Jmeno jeji neslysel."
"Nemohl byste mi snad ma
hodou rfci, jak seznamila Sc s
vasi sestrou?"
To nevim. Jest mi opravdu
Ito, re nemohu YAM rici mic
vice, nez tn skutecnost, re ia
kas mlada DANA, jmenem Le-
size Vynpe lila pc nejaky cas-
S moji ~sestrou a re byla to net
ucitele hubby"
Vase scestra Dude ovsem
vedet vice? Odpust'te mi, me-
byl byste tax laskav a merck
mi, lax bych Sc s nj mohl Sc
tkati? Mohl bych k nj jiti?
Jest meste?'
A sir Edward V ohromne te
sve netrpelivosti vyhlfzel tax.
jakoby Sc chtel lined rozbeh.
nouti a navstfvit slecnu Gre
vile.
"SeZnamim vas S nj S tou
nejvetsi radosti ma svete. Ano
sestra ma Jest v mest6, naho.
dou ale vim, re neni ted pra-
We donna" lhal Stanley, "jinak
bych YAM fekl, byste sci sc
emnou domu Timed. Chcete-li
ale prijiti Ultra - tax casnf
jak 81 budete prat ="
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rEETw

branilo vsem projevdrn pred pomnikem cfsare Josefa. Ne
|mecka socialni demokracie vydala heslo, toho dine Teplice
|mijeti. Rfihv do mesta byl dosti slaby a nikde nebyl DO
Irusen poradek. Odpoledne melo m6sto rag obycejny. Ruch
ma uicfch byl mnohem slabAl, nz "a jinych dnh nedaln:ch.
Nedelni "Tepitz1Schonauer Anzeiger' prinasi 1vodnik
Is nadpsem "Bis hierher ind NIGHT weiter!" Jen sem a ne
dale), V nemz velebi nemecky lid, re cd papirovgch pro-
testu sahl K clnum sebeobrany. "Cs. Republika"
Ukty pozdeji dosle oznamuji, re voisko aniz DIV cekalo
dalSch rozkazu sochu Josefa III. odstranlol
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AZ ;. :.
~ Roman

Nyni bylo znati zarazeni ma
panu Edwardovi.
A byl take zarazep.
Oci jeho zazarily p~ojednou
podivnym ohnem; bronzovy je-
no oblicei zbledl rozcilenim.
"Znate snad nahodou, mia
dy muzi, krestni imeno mlade
te damy?" tazal sc s patrnou
nedockavosti.
MEL bych no znati - tax
dobfe jake mole. Jmenuje sc
Leslie"
"Dobra nebesal" zahucel sir
Edward V prekvapeni. "Jaky
to div - jaka to nahoda, re
jsem Sc sem prisel dnes podi-
vati"
"Snad neni mlada ia DANA
nejaka vase pribuzna?" vyko-
ktal ze sebe Stanley, " neiisto-
te jaky to vezme konec.
"Pak-li neni, pax jsem obetl
te neipodiynejsi shody V mem
zivote,' pravil Sir Edward VIE
lie. Mohl byste mi fici, kde ta
dana Jest, kde bych il mohl
nal6zti? Ucinte to, proslm, mu-
zete-li. Odpust'te menu rozei-
leni, ale wee ia ma pro mne
velkou dulezitost. Prijel jsem
schvalne q Australia ien "a tou
pricinou, bych nasel mladou
damu, imenem Leslie Vynne
= jmeno to jest oVsem jedno
. neobycejnych.
"Byl bych tomu veimi po-
vd6cen, kdybych YAM mohI
dati adresu slecny Vynne,'
prerusil no Stanley, kdyz pre-
mohl sve vlastni rozcileni M
okamzik. kterez no bylo opa.
novalo. "Abych YAM ale rex.
pravdu. lest tomu jiz nejakJ
cas-, co .isem il nevidel, ami {
nj nic neslysel. Nevim oprav
du, je-li ziva nebO me-"
Behem poslednich nekolik;
minut byl jiz sebral veskerol
svou lstiVoSt dohromady.
Litoval jiz tie otevrenOsti
jakou mu byl prisel vstric
| byl odhodlan nerici jiz niceh'
vice, dokud by Sc neporadil $
, svoji sestrou.
Pak-li byla Leslie sixteen
pribuznou sira Edwarda Vyr
G ne, mohlo to byti prom vein
neprilezite, myself.
i Unos a utok ia chudou he
hudebniho ucitele nebylo II
elm konecne, aneb spise necir
: 2 cehoz nemusel miti yaznyc
obav.
:. Byla-li ale ia net hudebn
ka dokaZanou a uznanou pr
tuznou iidi maiicich bohatstV
II a nodnost, pax ovsem mohl
by miti udalost ona vaznyc
trebaS nasledku.
Il Tvarnost SRA Edwarda 5
e zmenila. Vyhlizel zklaman
/ litostn6 dojat a byl netrpel
l. wynn.
Il "Chci k YAM byti otevrenf
} pravil. "Mlada ona dana, /,
nlz patram, Jest bratra mef
l. iodine dite. Jest tomu nedavl
n a stale Sc to nahodou. re Use
Sc dozvedel o III. Nema
zadnych jinych pfibuznych I
Ic syete q jelikoz isem starry
i miadencem, jest to mym pr
< MIN ucinit domov muj dom
ii VEN dcery meho bratra a zan
" chati il, co bych zanechal sv
Il mu ditku, kdybych n6ial
mel
n Sir Edward mluvil slabs
Il vaznym hlasem, plnym pohn
Il tt.
al Stanley byl tim jen vice
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Ivy w jste tfeti CO 81
|chce wit nasi Bozenu' -
|zlobi Sc kmotr v Romanku
ma Horach.
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Pesek a Trejbal
grocerni obchod
v els. 400 LESTER AVE-.

Drive J. J. Klima.) /,
Mate-li nesnaze s pecenim.
zkuste naSi mouku, rucime, re
budete spokojeni.
Krmivo pro drGbez ma sklade.
Rozemlete krmivo S3.15
Domacf prazena kava SOC lib.
Zavolejte tel. Union 1862 r
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prvotridni monku zvlaste O.
blibenou, jakoz j Ine druhy
mouky patentek a zitne, kou-
pite LEVINE u
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
TALKS COMMERCIAL FLYING

New York, March 6.--Brigader
General William Mitchell, U. S. A.
chief of training and operation of the
Army air service, speaking today at
the opening cf the National Aeronau-
tical Show here said that this period
in the nations aircraft development
is cpochal because it marks the be-
ginning of commercial and civil
aviation 'in class by itself"
"'The problems of commercial avia-
tion," said General Mitchell, "is how
we may utilize the air as means
Of transportation SO that it may be
able t. compete with transportation
of the ground. This is the solution;
BY providing ground organization
Of airdromes or landing fields, aids
10 air navigators, fuel and spare part
ations throughout the country; by
improving motors, developing engines
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
NOTABLE VETERAN IS DEAD

Lafayette, March Captain jam
cs Marion jackson, Confederate SOL
der and who had the distinction OF
receiving his diploma from the Un.
vers'ty of Georgia fifty years after
his class should have graduated died
today at his home here.
When the Civil War began, young
Jackson was a student at the Georgia
institution and along with other
young men left to join the Confeder-
ate army. Just fifty Years later, By
special act of the legislature, dip
Tomas which these students should
have received on graduation were
conferred upon survivors Of the class.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
SEVERAL PUPILS
VIII LJOIN CONTEST
LOCAL SCHOOLS WILL SELECT
REPRESENTATIVE TO
FITZGERALD

Friday night, March IL. there will
be a preliminary contest at the
Schoal Auditorium by the expression
department. There will be men from
cut of town to serve as judges.
There will be six boys for oraticn.
These are:
Charlie Macarthur, Tom Macarthur
Mansfield Barwick, John James
Wheeler, Orion Williams, Lloyd Solo
mon.
There will be SIX girls for express
sion. These are:
Ruth Eiggon, Mary D. Wilson,
Francis Willis, India Cox, Martha
Brooks, Zula Hamilton.
There will be three for music as, fow
lows:
Miss Garland Jeffcoat ard Mrs.
I aramore are the two express on
t2achers and they are promising a
program full of life and interest.
There will be small admission fee
If 25c which will cover expenses.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

more simple than the reciprocating
internal combustion engine and by
perfecting the existing engines. We
should improve the structure OF the
airplane itself so as to give greater
surety in arising from or landing up
on the ground and work out various
safety devices for the protection OF
aircraft navigators, passengers ana
freight.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
MY LITTLE GIRL
My little girl IS nested

My little girl s nested
With in her tiny bed.
With amber ringlets crested
Around her dainty head.
She lies so calm and Silly,
She breathes so soft and low,
She calls. to mind lily
Half-h dden in the snow.
A weary little mortal
Has gone to slumber land;
The pixies at the portal
Have caught her by the hand.
She dreams her broken dolly
Will soon be mended there.
That looks so melancholy
Upon the rocking-chair;
kiss your wayward tresses,
My drowsy little queen,
know you have caresses
From floating forms unseen,
0 angels, let me keep her
To kiss away my cares,
This darling little sleeper,
Who has my love and prayers.
Samuel Minturn Peck.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
CHILD BURNED AT OPEN CRATE

Rome March 7.-4Telling his mother
that he was going into another room
to warm by an open CRATE. Lamar,
the 3-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Watson Hartee, who live at No l
Noble street, East, was severely
burned yesterday afternoon at l
o'clock, when he came too near the
blaze, which caught his clothing.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE AT
METHODIST CHURCH TONIGHT

The first quarterly conference for
the current year will be held at the
Methodist church this evening. Rev.
w. f. Smith P. E. will preside. This
is an an important meeting and all
the officials of the church are urged
to be present. The public is invited
to attend.
The boards of stewards will meet
at 7:45 to consider certain matter to
vital Importance, and a full attend
ance is urged.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Clark had as
their guests for the weekend Mrs.
Clark's father, Mr.. c. r. Smalling,
M sses Nell and Naond aSmalling, and
Robert Snallinf of Macon. They were
accompanied home this morning by
Mrs. Clark and little Doris Smith.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08
D. A. 2. MEETING

The Fort Early Chapter Daughters
1f the American Revolution, will hold
the regular meeting for March at the
home of Mrs j. w. Cannon on Thurs
day afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
MRS. M. M. EAKES, Regent
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

Miss Jurelle Little who is teaching
1t Statesboro, is the guest OF her
nunt, Mrs. A. F. Churchwell dur ng
he suspension of her school due to
2he influenza epidemic.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

Miss Bertha Sentell and Mrs. Har-
ri Adams were united in marriage at
the Methodist parsonage last night
by Rev. T. B. Stanford. The couple
will make their home on Fifteenth
Avenue.
The groom is a clerk and a young
man with many friends in Cordela.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Sentell of Dooly county and
is young woman Of many fine traits
Of character. Both will have the
happy good wishes of a host of
friends throughout this and Dooly
county.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

Z. +. McMullen and family are now
occupying their cottage on Fourth
street recently purchased from Mrs.
Loan Brown.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

Julius Bivins of Camp Gordon is
here on furlough visiting his moth
er, Mrs. Leo Bivins.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

MI. and Mrs. j. A. Wilson are now
occupying apartments with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Brown on Twelfth avenue.
The Cordele dispatch., 1920-03-08

j. L. Hawkins Of Hatley spent Sat
urday in the city on business.