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New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

,sorksd W, from July p. 1919. up to date and
s'sts OF 1na father. sister and brother?
~ ~ what percentage return. must bs made
(o) Where arc tho report blanks for sdch
case to be obtained?
A.-W On or before March IS, with the
Collector OF Internal Revenue for the district
in which you reside or have your office or
principal place of business.
=, % On or before March Is, at the Office of
the New York State Income Tax Bureau.
:. 90 You are entitled to $4,000 exemption
for each person chiefly dependent upon yo,,
for support because mentally or physically
defective. or II under eighteen years of age.
The head of a family" is a person who
household one or more individuals who are
closely connected with him by blood relation
ship, by marriage or by adoption, and whose
right to exercise family control and provide
for these dependent individuals Is based upon
some moral or legal obligation. The Treas
ury Department has held that n division of
responsibility precludes the allowance of
$4,000 exemption as head OF a family
Exemptions are the same under New York
State income tax. except that under the state
law the exemptions allowed 4 taxpayer are
the highest amount to which he was entitled
at any time during the year. whereas under
the Federal law the status Of the last day of
the taxable year determines the amount of
the exemption.
(4) The rate Of tax under the New York
State income tax law is l per cent on the
first $4,000 of income in excess of the tax
payers personal exemption. Under the Fed
eral law the rate of normal tax is per cent
on the first $4,000 of net income in excess
OF allowable credits and 8 per cent on the
remainder. while the surtax is imposed at
graduated rates upon the net income in ex-
cess of $4,000.
(5) Federal income tax returns may be
obtained in Brooklyn from the Collector of
Internal Revenue of your district The state
return may be obtained at the office of the
New York State Income Tax Bureau
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
S. M. Milliken Dies:
Led Manufacturers
OF Nation i'm Cotton
Was Connected With Many
Important Financial En-
terprises Here and Be-
l0nged to Numerous Clubs

Seth M. Milliken. who before his re-
t;iement a few years ago was one of
the leading manufacturers Of cotton
and woolens in this country, died on
Friday at his home, 900 Madison Ave-
nue.. from cerebral thrombosis. He was
eighty-five years old.
Mr.. Milliken was born in Portland.
Me-. in 1898. and began his business
caNer In Minot, in that state. In 1866
no became partner with William
Deering in the formation Of the firm
OF Deering. Milliken & Co. When Mr..
Deerlng withdrew several years later to
found the Deering Harvester Company
In Chicago. Mr.. Milliken remained as
the senior member Of the firm, until
succeeded by his son. Gerrish II. Mill
ken, few years ago.
Mr.. Milliken was connected with
many important financial enterprises
IN this city. He was director of the
Mercantile National Bank, the presi-
oency Of which he accepted in 1907,
having been intimately connected with
banking in this city during the fnan-
clal difficulties Of that year. He later
became q trustee in the Bowery Saw
irgs Bank, the New York Life Insur-
Ance Company and other institutions
In 1897 he was Presidential Elector
on the Republican ticket. He was one
Of the oldest members of the Union
League, having been elected to mem
bership when he arrived in this city as
young man. He also was a member
of the Republican Merchants Riding
and Driving and Suburban clubs of New
York. He was member of the New
England Society and supporter of the
Metropolitan Museum Of Art.
Mr.. Milliken was one Of the descend
ants Of a distinguished family His
cousin, Seth Llewellyn Milliken, was
for many years Republican Congress-
man from Maine. and he is descended
from Sir James Milliken, of Scotland,
and from the counts Of Perigeux in
France.
In 1874 he married Margaret L. Hill,
daughter of DR.. L. G. Hill. Of Dover,
N. H. Mrs. Milliken died in 1880, leav-
ing three children, Seth NJ. jr.. Gerrish
II. and Margaret L. Milliken
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Army Orders
IRON The Tribnne's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March e.-Army order.
ssued to-day follow:

issued to-day follow
Honorably Discharged
Moore. I'd 1t. S. M. jr.. air service
Walton. Capt: G: w.. Motor Transport Corps
Hinant, 1t. H. NJ, infantry.
Pyler. I'd 1t r. A., engineers
Cox, Maj. S. c.. Medical Corps
Bennett. I'd 1t. M. F., Veterinary Corps.
Peale, Capt. L., Quartermaster Corps
wS;tOn;. unwton; MAJ. :; ~ r. {r.' engineers.
Brackney, Capt. NJ. F.. Medical Corps.
McCabc, 1t. J. l.. Medical Corps.
Greaves. 1t H: F., air service.
Peters. 1t. J. r.. ouartermaster Corps.
Sanders: 1t C. L.. air service.
White, It. M R.. air service.
Morris, 1t. E. T.. Medical Corps.
Resigned
Gregory. Capt; D; A., Medical Corps.
nand Maui; MAJ, ral+ H IT, G. : Medical a Corps Corps
Medical Corps
Dickey, Capt. c. c.. to United States.
NeR, Major e. B., to Coblenz.
Jones. Capt. w. W.. to Fox Hills. Staten
Island. N. Y.
suttie, Major o. A.. to Kelly Field.
Pcnrod. 1t L.. to Camp Normoyle,
Quartermaster Corps
Burnett. Major G. c.. to Fort Bliss
jerks, 1t. Col. I. c., to Boston.
Shivers. 1t. W. E.. to Brooklyn.
Bloom, Capt. F.. to Camp Funston
Miscellaneous
Lawson. Capt. W. r.. air service. by air
plane to Charleston, S. C.
Davis. 1t R. E., air service, by airplane to
Mitchell, Col. j. B., c. A. c., to Hoboken
Webbe Capt II. w. Sig. c. to Washington.
d. c.: New Cumberland. Pa; Scranton.
Pa; New York City. Chicago. st. Louis.
Whitsett. 1t. Col. G. P. judge adv. to
Charleston, S. C.
Humphrey, Lit. A. M, Vet, g.. to Fort Clark.
Texas.
Axton, Chaplain J. T.. to Albany. Fort
Ethan Allen.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
CarranZistas
Invaded u. S.
And Hanged 4
Senate Committee Told Of,
kidnapping of Quartet
From Homes and Their
Execution in Mexico
American Troops Near
Mexican Soldiers Said to
Have Stood Guard Four
DAYS in Arizona Streets
BY Wilbur Forrest

Special Dispiteh to The Tribune
TUSCON, Ariz., March 6.--The Trib-
une correspondent learned to-day that
ths Fall Senate committee investigat~
,ng Mexican affairs has become cogni-
..nt of an invasion of the United
States by Mexican federal troops, who,
uuder the very noses Of 5000 American
soldiers, kidnapped four men from their
homes ON United States soil and sum-
marily executed them.
On December 4, 1918, the Mexican
solleetor Of customs for Auguaprieta
and Nogales, Sonora, was murdered and
robbed on s126,0Oo IN customs receipts
while on the read in an automobile.
On December 10, Mexican soldiers
entered the city of Douglas, Ariz., and
sourrounded four houses, keeping these
houses under armed guard for four
days in defiance OF the American forces
etationed in and around Douglas. On
december ii, DR.. Huerta Aza, Span
ish citizen; two Mexicans, named Ell
Cayito and Silva, and an American citi-
ssa named Leyva, we're forcibly taken
from these American houses, hurried
ACROSS the Mexican border. and after
summary trial on a charge of murder
bHors General ?. L. Gales. military
and civil governor Of the state of So
nora, were brutally executed in the
presencs Of Gales at Auguaprieta.
Carranza Federal Troops
Gales is a Carranza Official. His
troops which crossed to the American
side were Carranza federal troops.
American troops stationed st Douglas
we're under the command OF General
Cabel, who was IN charge of the sub
district Of Nogales, Ariz.
Evidence Will be given the commit
tee, it was learned. regarding how
Gales ordered his chauffeur to hang
the kidnapped men to telegraph pNes
IN such way that they suffered a
lingering, sgonized death. Gales is
said to have watched the victims Until
they died.
The Senate committee is scheduled
to probe all details Of this violation OF
International law and especially why
the commander OF American troops at
Douglas allowed Mexican soldiers to
enter the United States. stand guard
on American streets before the vic
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Craps Shooters Excused
IF They Shoot Detective

Men engaged in shooting craps
indoors are to be excused, Magistrate
Douras intimated last night in Night
Court, if they mistake an intruding de-
tective for a burglar and shoot him
full of holes.
Detective Guran had arraigned six
men on charge of disorderly conduct,
whom he had found in a basement on
West 129th Street, which he had en-
tered after hearing some one shout,
"Shoot half dollar!"
Don't you know" said the magis-
trate to the detective, that you might
have been mistaken for burglar and
shot and killed, and the man who did
night in those premises"
II know it, said Guran meekly.
"Shall return their money"
"By all means" said the magistrate.
"The defendants are discharged
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Veterinarians to Meet
. Y. University Graduates
Tomorrow

The annual meeting of the veter-
mary College Alumni Association of
New York University will be held at
the Carnegie Laboratory, Twenty
Street and First Avenue, tomorrow,
beginning with the opening address of
Dr. George H. Berns, 49, president.
This is the first meeting of the gradu-
ate veterinarians since their amalga-
nation, after forty years of separate
existence, With the general alumni as
sociation of the university. s
Chancellor Elmer E. Brown of New
York University and Howard Lang
land, general alumni secretary, will re-
view the alumni work of the last year
at the afternoon session, which will
precede an informal dinner at Cav
anagh's at $3.50 p. m. The specially
directed motion picture, New York
University Plans for Americanism," ,"
will be shown to the guests.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Navy Orders
From The Tribunes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 6.-Navy orders

From The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 6-Navy orders
Anderson. 1t c. r., to U. S. s. Minnesota.
Barrett, 1t. P. M, to U. s. S. Fulton.
Berge 1t M. A.. to I'd Brigade Marines,
Santo Domingo
Brdse, Ems. G. D., to U. S. S. Beaver
Bourke, 1t E. L., to navy yard, Norfolk.
Burg, 1t. Comdr r. A, to Bureau Navy
Department.
Clancy. 1t. NJ. j.. to U. s. 5. Minnesota.
Crofut, 1t. q. G. w, to U. S. S. MasLeih
when commissioned
Cutting, 1t l.. H., to navy torpedo station,
Newport.
Dannegger, Gun O. E., to U. S. S. Beaver.
Graham. 1t. 81. CD j. L., to U. S. s.
Tracy when commissioned.
Cast, 1t. G. An to U. S. S. Dolphin.
Haan. Gun. S. P, to U. S. S. Alert.
Horne, 1t X. F., to U. s. S. Rainbow.
Kane, Lit. c. ", to navy torpedo test sta
ton, Sag Harbor.
Kennedy. 1t. q. G. F. E., to U. s. s. Up
shur.
Peterson. 1t. L. O.. to Hampton Roads.
Pierce, It, Comdr. M. R., to command Sub
marine Division 3.
Riley. Lit. 81. G. P. j.. to U. S. S. Thorn
ton.
schoenfeld. 1t D., to U. s. S. Beaver
Torrance 1t Comdr. R. A.. to U. S. s.
vensel, 1t. q. c. F. f. jr.. to U. $. 8.
rursei. Ems. G. F.. to navy cir station,
''ti struction ali aircraft. New s'sse@e York @'A
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

TINS houses for four days and have
the guard regularly inspected and
changed every four hours by Mexican
officers. All the victims we're ras;.
dents of the United States and an
titsed to American protection. Huerta',
house is said to have been entered
ana ms wife tied to n chair while he
was forcefuNy abducted. All persons
WIZ, tried to leave these four houses
curing four days were stopped by the
Mexican troops.
Wilson Ignored Affair
Another point the committee nm
doubtedly will probe will be whv the
Wilson Administration at Washington
sought to ignore the entire affair.
which will become public officially for
the first time when Senator Fall makes
his report to the Senate. At the time
OF his abduction and death, Leyva had
ono brother fighting in France and
another in the United States NAVY.
The committees sessions to-day were
secret. The committee subpmnaed
Bracy Curtis, president Of the First
National Bank and Chamber Of Com
merce of Nogales, Ariz., to testify. Cur
tis's bank is said to do practically all
the financial business in the Mexican
State of Sonora, and he is to be called
upon to testify because Of his severe
public criticism of Senator'S Fall and
Smith and generally impugning the
motives of the Senate body His "tes-
timony" promises to be of considerable
interest. .<
In Tucson, as in San Antonio and Ell
Paso, where hearings have been pre-
viously held, Mexican secret service
men appeared to-day attempting to
tab witnesses who have come to tes-
tify before the committee. The Sena-
tors have taken every precaution to
protect such witnesses, desiring to di-
vulge Knowledge of Mexican affairs,
but fearing widely advertised Mexican
reprisals.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Ukrainian Band to Protect
Russian Racial Integrity

WASHINGTON, March GA Ukrain-
ian national committee has been formed
in Paris to preserve the integrity OF
Russia IN the Ukraine, according to
report to the Russian Embassy. In a
declaration to the Allied powers the
committee asserted that the Ukrainian
delegation had ceased to represent the
Ukrainian people.
Reestablishment Of the Ukraine along
ethnographical boundaries and fed
Grated union with Russia were an
nounced as the committees aims.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
OBITUARY NOTES

EDWARD BIRKLE, seventy-one, of 1921
Beverly Road, Brooklyn. widely known re-
tired printer and lifelong resident of Brook
lyn. died on Friday of pneumonia. He is
survived by his wife, son. daughter and
three grandchildren. n
DR.. SILAS BLA1SDELL HULL. twenty
five, Of 67S Greene Avenue. Brooklyn. died
graduated from the Long Island Medical Col
lege in 1916. and spent two years in the
United States Navy with the grade of senior
lieutenant in the mine sweeping service. He
was at the time Of his death, physician for
the National Bank of Commerce. He is
survived by his wife. son. his parents, a
sister and brother.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Count Montgelas May Be Next
German Minister TO Mexico

BERLIN, March 6.--The appointment
Of Count Adolf Montgelas, head of
the American section of the Foreign
Office, as Minister to Mexico is be-
ing considered, according to tine "Tage-
blatt" to-day 1t is understood, says
the newspaper, that Mexico has signi-
fed his appointment will be accept
able.
Count Montgelas has an American
wife, formerly Miss Fanny Dickinson
Hazeltine, of Grand Rapids, Mich,
whom he married in 1908.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
MARRIAGES

Willard Child Baldwin, Of 740 Riverside
Drive, announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Cecil, to Lieutenant Jay Glenn
Huntoon, on March T. Lieutenant Huntoon
is graduate of the Naval Academy. class
of 1918. Miss Kay Baldwin was her sis
ter's only attendant Mr.. Benjamin T.
Reidy, of Rock Island, ILL.,, acted as best
man.
ERNDORF-HANAU-M Edwin Obern-
dorf and Miss Nora Hanau. Thursday,
March d
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Against Heavens Hand"
BY DR.. BERTHoLD A. BAER.

Against Heavens hand or will | argue not nor
@ oate ]ot OF heart and hope; but will bear up and
steer right onward" wrote Milton
Beautltul and inspiring words are these
But 1t takes more than mere words to sbear I'm
ana steer right onward" when the heart is bent down
with grief and the world seems dark and hone is roll
ing down hill on ball of glass;
, IN the far distance you a tiny stone there
the ball must strike though the road is wide and
the stone small, you cannot see anything else but
calamity. e 0''0 ou'
Says Milton, Bear up and steer rieht onu,ardu
mere IS only one place in this great city Of ours
where n Milton would have found inspiration for his
poem had he lived to-day: at The Funeral Cbrrch
broadway at 66th Street, founded by Mr. Frani1
Campbell ~ Ai' fianA T..
1t IS there where thousands find peace and con-
:, Beauty is soace and peace; YOU find if IN Tho
runeral cnurcn The beautiful surroundings give Won
s'fengtn; the inspiring service gives you core.
right onward wa p anu steer
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Swedish Cabinet Resigns

STOCKHOLM, March 6.-The Swed-
ish Cabinet has resigned. Premier
Eden was asked by the King to form
new ministry 1t was expected the
Socialists would form a new govern
ment, with Hjalmar Branting, the So
cialist leader, as Premier. This is
still possible, as 1t may prove difficult
for Premier Eden to form Liberal
Cabinet.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
TYLER PARMLY

Tyler Parmly. Newark City Comp
troller from 1911 to 1916, and who had
held other municipal positions previ-
Gus to that appointment, died unex-
pectedly on Friday night of apoplexy,
at his residence, 161 Roseville Avenue,
Newark.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Federal Income Tax Questions
Answered for The Tribune by Morris f. Frev Assistant
Treasurer Guaranty Trust Company

&C. F. E.: borrowed from, fris.d
money to purchase a farm, scith buildings
etc: to pay ham interest at rats Of 6 per
ccns on ansonnt borro,oed and az much OF
MN ne . per cent interest and $3.50 off on
psnc.pa@. and dre,O salary of $4,000 myself
Must add this $3.50. to ,ny salarv7 What
Jorh' shdu 4 use, and What ,0II be my tdn
on ,, married and hdre tauo small children.
this tar? roy
A.,-You are subject to tax on your entire
I. net income without regard to what dsposi-
net net income is less than $4,000 you should
me return on Form 1O40A and pay a tax
at the rate of per cent on the amount of
your net income which Is in excess of your
Personai Pc, oas EXEMPTION of $4,000. You should
rHn HlS your return and pay your tax to the
Eonector OF Internal Revenue in the district
ia which is located either your residence or
principal place Of business.
GA. +. M.: I am the head Of a fomi1v
as defined in the Personal Exemptions" in.
sST"ct'om. For the first sic months Of 1919
my brother aOas under eighteen. years Of aoe
"ma oa sttu at school. therefore being a minor
has had has eighteenth birthday and started
soorT'ng. Arr I atloacef an exemption o.
ome-half the 5000 for dependents. or. because
ne ~as not receivimo his chief support from,
ne fne.o as o. Of December 81. 1919. do have to
A.-Under the Federal law you will not be
permitted to take credit against your nat
income Tor your brothers support Under
tne state law you will be entitled to an ex-
emption of 5000 for his support.
Q..J. W. s.: Is it necessary for ma to
re income tu1? am r,drried man.
lhrongh sickness tcas compelled to taxa n
position that pays ,ne $500 a wear. Had Lib-
erty bonds but had to sell them. I hare no
other income. Ny Wite does some needle
,yorfs at times. Does not amount to more
than $500 a year. lived in Brooklun up to
November l. 1919. Had to n,ope to CON.
mcct'c~t on account of high rents. / haze
spoken to 80 many people. Then san I Dill
race TO make report u, Connecticut. also in
brooktyn. Some say don't hare to pav on,,
attention to report. Please lot mo know
A--As married man. living with vour
wlfe, you are entitled to personal exemp-
tion OF $4,000. and consequently are not sub
1ect to tax. and need not Ale return.
q~A.. Y, ~ By what time must ths
:. fsas'M tnoe,ne td~ report be filed? Whers
(2) By .vhat tins must the stdte inoone
tdr report De fled7 Where Is it to be fled?
40 10 tphdt amount am I entitled. nnder
either cGse-Federal and stnte-jf r Lon.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
MRS. B. B. COMER

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March 6-Mrs
B. B. Conner, wife of the newly ap-
pointed Senator from Alabama, died
to-day. She was stricken yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
State Income Tat
Questions Ans,oered by Comp
frOlIer Trapis

Q~J. NJ. P.s 0sn employed by a Federal
Reserve Bank. Am subject to Neo York
State income tou?
A-YeS
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

foH SALE-Chance for quick buyer tn
get fine lot in Woodlawn Cemetery. Ad.
dress G. j. f.. 222 North av. New Ro.
chelle. N. Y
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07

Q.-Constant reader, am a nsar71sd MAJ.
f ,ss,sa y ' .sy ad esd s sc1 'vs
A n, required to file return?
A.-No. if this is your only source of in
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
VIEW MAUSOLEUM

r. r. cemetery beautiful Greater New York.
Complete-ready for occupancy. crvrts
qua inches for sale. Booklet and parttcu-
Maa ,xaa ssn. on REQUEST y. Y, Community
Building. N. Y. Tel 747I Brysnt
New-York tribune., 1920-03-07
Federal Reserve Banks

WASHINGTON
hanks the cfose Of bune March follows:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-24
WILLT4MSTOWN

There will be a special meeting OF
Summit lodge, No l0i, f. and A. NJ,
and Wednesday evening, May 20. Work
in the f. A. degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley T. Martin and
Ruth and Rchesrd Martin went TO Bak-
ersfield yesterday, stopping at Stowe,
where Miss Louise Morgan joined the
party for the remainder of the trip,
Richard Martin remained at Bakers
field for the balance of he-scho0l year.
A slide Of earth, rocks and trees that
blocked the entire roadway in the gulf
a short distance north Of the site OF
the old springhouse occurred yester-
day afternoon. The slide was from the
east side of the road and the ledge OF
rock underneath was left bare rat the
point where IL left its former resting
place Parties passing later found a
narrow track open, barely wide enough
ion a car, on the extreme western edge
of the road.
Miss Mary Waterman has returned
from a stay of few days in Boston.
Delegates from the local church TO
the annual convention of Congregation
al churches of Orange county, TO be
held at Brookfield on Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week are Messrs.
Walter b. Simons and George II. Good
rich and Mesdames w. II. Stewart and
Leon +. McAllister.
Mrs. Emma Warner is reported to be
sick in Barre, where she is visiting rel
atives.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-24

Dance in Rowland hall every
Wednesday and Saturday. Landis or
chestra-adv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-05-24
HANCOCK

Arthur Miller and Wayne Durham
are the delegates TO the state conven-
ton at Montpelier May 20. They
were instructed to vote for Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Elliott and two
sons Of Warren have been recent guests
at Elmore Goodyesr's.
Mrs. G.. r. Church Is in Msssschu-
setts. called there by the death OF q
nephew. Herbert Wright.
Mrs. Dana Marsh was in Randolph
Thursday TO see her son, Leonard, who
is in the sanaltorium.
Mrs. John Aldrich and three sons
were recent guests of heT parents, Mr..
and Mrs. q. X. Church.
Fred Andrews has moved into the
tenement recently vacated by Carl
Archer in the Carl Eaton house.
Mrs. Arthur DeBar Is on. the sick
list.
Arthur Miller has new Ford tour
ing car.
Under the new schedule. the stage
leaves the postoffice here at $3.50 a. m
Leonard Marsh j. in the Randolph
sanatorium. having had an operation
for appendicitis. and y doing well.
Fred Markham Of Winter Park, Fla.
= Al the home Of his brother, 1hsd
Markham. for the summer.