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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
RANDOM NOTES

MT. Edward A. Mohns left few days lgo for Clarksville, Tenn, where he will be student at the Sotuhwes tern University.
 The Many friends of Mrs. Julia Nicely Finch will regret to learn that she un- lerwent an operation for appendicitis recently. She is recuperating at Pom ret, Conn.,, where she will spend the sinter with her daughter, Miss Lucine fnch.
 Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke has pined MT. and Mrs. John Milner Cald- yell at Glenn Springs, N r., and will emain until the last of the month.
 MT. and Mrs. John Miner Caldwell, Tho are spending some time at Glenn springs, N. Y, will return in time to De present at the marriage of their liece, Miss Elizabeth Caldwell Locke, md MT. Sumner Evans Thomas, on october g.
 Friends of Miss Emily Fies will be glad to learn that she is recovering rom a recent operation a tSt. Vim cents hospital and will return today 10 the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Eugene Fies.
 MT. and Mrs. J. R. McWayne, who bave been the guests of pr. and Mrs. James s. Thomas, at the University of Alabama have returned home. making he trip in their car.
 Miss Birdye Thompson is the guest If Mrs. c. B. Thompson in Anniston.
 Friends of Mrs. R. P. Dexter IT,, will te glad to learn that she is able to be removed to her home in Montgomery following an operation at on infirm- try. She has been a frequent visitor tere as the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. K. Milner.
 Mrs. Frank Clements and daughter, Miss Martha, and son, Francis, have teturned from a stay in Huntsville and Ecrth Carolina. They were accom- panied home by John Shreve and Wynne Jones. MT. Jones will leave in few days to enter the University of Texas. Miss Elise Sparrow will be among the Birmingham girls going to Texas to the Q. S. V. reunion. Miss Mary Eva Wood and Miss Ellen Wood will leave Tuesday for Virginia, where they will be students at the Ram lolph-Macon College. Mrs. w. D. Roberts of Pulaski will 1-rive October 1 to spend the winer with -,- son, MT; w. A. Roberts, and Mrs. Eo5s-ts. MT. and Mrs. Richard Massey, who pave spent the summer in New York, are 0pected home this week. Miss Elizabeth Agee spent the week snd at Tuscaloosa.
  Miss Frances Gurst of Columbia. 1 g. C.. is expected to arrive in a few days ] to be the guest of her sister. Mrs Hu- sert >-a.-iews and MT. Mathews at their l homo on South Sixteenth avenue. Mrs. John Walton Cooke and children, | efter spending the summer in Michigan, | returned home Friday.
 Mrs. William Redd has returned from | ] stay at Battle Creek, Mich.
 Mrs. Mary Palmer and daughters. | Misses Ota and Mary, have returned l lrom a visit to MT. and Mrs Frank | Moody Purser at Hazelhurst. Miss. Mir. and Mrs Leslie Stolewerck, who pent the summer at Edgewood. will re- nain through the winter.
 pnference will hold it's semi-annual neetine r-~-s--- .0---~-s- ~..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
TEA PARTY
 FOR MRS COWHERD

The Theda Altha Gamma Club will entertain at an informal tea on We'd hesday afternoon from four to six o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Carns at Woodlawn, honoring Mrs Holly Cowherd. who has recently returned to the city to make her home after an Absence of several months.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19
MRS. DENTS LUNCHEON

MRS. DENTS LUNCHEON
 Mrs. l.. H. Dent entertained at lunch con on Friday at noon, honoring Miss Julia Casey, whose marriage to Mr Ellis will be an event of Tuesday, September 2S and Miss Nellie Bell Dent of Eufaula her house guest
 The house was adorned with pink and white blossoms and the table was centered with a huge basket of pink astors and the places were marked with hand-painted cards in the shape of a pink slippers filled with pink flowers. A floral contest" was enjoyed, and Mrs. Crawford won the prize.
 The guests included Miss Casey, Miss Dent, Mrs. Crawford, Miss Julia Shackelford, Miss Katherine Mason, Miss Winifred Witherspoon, Mrs. Whitaker Mrs. O. E. Lockwood of Crystal Springs, Miss.
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parents, will spend the winter m
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-19

Mir. Edward A. Mohns left few days tgo for Clarksville, Tenn, where he Fill be a student at the Southwestern University,
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
GENERAL

The State Legislature of Tennessee
will be called to meet on Aug. 8 at
Nashville, TO consider the federal suf.
frage amendment, it was stated ut the
capitol.
Three men were killed in Chicago
when scaffold ON which they were
working collapsed in the interior OF a
concrete smokestack Mt the Iroquis
plant of the Steel * Tube Company Of
America. on the south side. The men
fell 125 feet.
Meat packers from all parts of the
country will meet in Atlnntic City,
Sept. 10, IA and 10. to discuss problems
affecting the industry, Thomas e.
Wilson, president of the Institute OF
American Meat Packers, has an
nOunced at Chicago
An express car on the Charleston
and Western Carolina Railroad was re.
ported robbed near Augusta, Ga, by
bandits who gagged nnd bound an ex-
press messenger and an armed guard
and made away with S59,125, consti-
tuting the pay roll for the marines ut
Paris Island, S. C., station.
A $25,0OO,O0O loan to Switzerland
Will be raised in the United States
as result of negotiations concluded
between the Swiss government and
American bankers, II has been an
nounced In New York.
]. $. Eubanks, president of the St.
Louis Yardmen's Association, and the
Rev. J. +. Aregood, a Baptist minister
of St Louis, We're escorted out of town
by a citizens committee of nine as
they were about TO address, II mass
meeting of labor union people at Pine
Bluff, Ark. They were taken three
miles from the city. partially stripped,
whipped, and told to leave the city
and stay away.
Yale University, at Its 210th COM
mencement exercises In Woolsey hall,
grees of doctor of laws: John Joseph
Pershing, who commanded the Ameri-
can cxpeditionary forces; Thomas De
Witt Cuyler, railroad administrator
and wartime chairman of the Associ-
ation of Railroad Executives; the
Right Hon. Sir Auckland c. Geddes,
British ambassador to the United
States, and Jean Adricn Antoine Jules
Jusserand, French ambassador TO the
United States.
or all Industries in Japan, ship
building made the greatest progress
during the war, reports the depart
ment of agriculture and commerce. Be
| fore the war japan ranked sixth
among the powers In the number of
vessels. Last year she ranked In
third place after the United States
and Great Britain.
Dissension among members of the
Perkins Grove Lutheran church, south
of Dixon. ILL.,, resulted In some of the
members breaking into the church dur
ing the night and with axes and saws
destroying pews and pulpit
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
FOREIGN

Germany's total debt II 90. .0O0. .0OO,-
900 marks. Minister of Finance Wirth
announced before the budget commit
tee Of the reichstng.
Two American who are said TO have
represented themselves as big business
men, are alleged to have been caught
smuggling opium from Annoy, China, to
Manila.
The first official meeting of the
League of Nations will be held at Cen
eva next November. according to In
formation received from the principal
allied capitals.
Germany Is 3,0OO,00O tons in arrears
of her engagements concerning the
delivery of coal in execution Of the
treaty of Versailles, according 10 an
Interview with Louis Louclieur printed
in the Petit Parisien in Paris.
Polish forces on the Bolshevist front
have evacuated Mozir and Kalenkowitz,
in Polesia, according to an official
statement Issued at army staff head
quarters at Warsaw This step was
taken, II is said, for the purpose of
shortening the front.
The Mexican national debt, is more
than 5iG.OO0,0OO pesos, including in
terest, IL was announced officially. OF
this, more than 100000 pesos is owed
abroad. Efforts will be made TO reach
an agreement with Mexico's credit
ors regarding the resumption of inter
est payments.
The secretary of foreign affairs has
ordered the boundary commission to
investigate complaints by farmers of
Ojinaja, state of chihuahua, Mexico
that recent rains had moved the bed of
the Rio Grande southward, leaving
lands of Meylcans apparently on the
American side.
More than 5000 Americans will here
after be entitled to wear a new bronze
decoration on their uniforms, hanging
from n ribbon striped alternately red
and white. The medal is the new serv-
ice badges of tie French army, com.
memorative of the war. The 5000
Americans entitled to wear 1t have all
served with the French army.
Gen. Frederick Monies, former gov
ernor of the state OF Guiana junto, who
has been detained in the military pris-
on in connection with the death of the
late President Carranza, has been or.
dered SET at liberty by Provisional
President lie La Huerta of Mexico. The
president acted on the request of the
Chamber of Deputies so that Monies
might take his seat as a deputy.
Two thousand British, Austrian, Ger.
man and Finnish prisoners of wal
were drowned when Bolshevist
steamer was sunk recently in the Neva
river, according to Helsingfors dis.
patch to the Central News in London.
Reuter- report from Stockholm
would seem to confirm this dispatch
saying that ship was sunk June 9
with 1000 repatriated prisoners on
board.
The Ordway new era., 1920-07-09
NEWS TO DATE
IN PARAGRAPHS
CAUGHT FROM THE NETWORK or
WIRES ROUND ABOUT
THE WORLD.
DURING THE PAST WEEK
RECORD OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
CONDENSED FOR BUSY
PEOPLE.
WESTERN

w..tnn Newspaper Union New. Service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
Iheaters
3oH. LADY. LADY,

r. Ray Constoc and William Elliott.
t~c at the youngss, producers IL tbs
ehAa.rtcal world. have made for them
DAlvAs names well to bs en- vieds by pro-
tuceys twice their years II was done
Though thar branching out into .
new type Of smart. clean musical co-a :
edy. and tho venture has brought them
Z fortune in less thar ave years.
Their hrst venture was Nobody
HcmA~ followed by Very Good. Eddie, "
go to 1t and their Htth and latest
.sner.ng. ''oh. Lady, Lady" which will
b presented a: the Strand Wednesday
matinee and night
-Ch. Lady. Lady holdx the eistine-
don Of having run one year IN New
York. eight months N Chicago. four
months IN Boston. and four months L
Philadelphia
oh. Lady. Lady las everything tha,
cakAS tor SUCCESS N musical comedy
! splAnt.d book by Guy Bolton and p,
g. wodehouse. AID . musical socrs
With sixteen hits by JArosne Ea-n. ors
1 the most popular compossrs OF ths
present day
ThA cast OF -oh. Lady. Lady viii,
noludA Miss Pauline Barrie, Miss
rloY!cA Auburn. Joseph Medallion. Billy
CASTOR. Miss Betty Blye. Eugene Nc
SreSer. Miss Madeline Grey walter
srsy. Thomas c. Leary. Mas Marie
Earn and = lA-gt chorus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
FOLLY VARIETY TRIO Ar
KHrrHs LYRxc TO-DAY

Tree versatile entertainers are she
Dawson sisters and Jack Stern, who
VIII have prominent place on the new
bill, which comes 20 the Lyric fer the
opening halt OF the week. commend -
With the matinee performance today.
ThA Dawson girls are accomplished ~o-
aa5ssts and dAnc4rx-Iack SterD Is lie
suthor Of . score of popular songa He
~ also . clAver comedian. The trto
supply . wide variety OF entertainment
An imported feature on the bill viii
- Fritch!A. the acrohatic ETotestqrA
rr.tch.t Is . capital comedian. but r.
~ best known Tor his remarkable aero
battle and gymnAstic feats. most o. his
.-scks bAing Of his own invention
Connolly and webs. presenting -raA
Singing LAsson.- have q classy rausi,al
ret. They orer 4 diversified program
tia. vii, appeal TO every TASTE n
music.
Jtm and Marion Hark!ns, old r.
vorttAs here. are returning with new
act They have new songs. new dAnces
and Z new tine % funny patter- ~
iauxn-provokArs jim, and Marion are
stronger than ever
Further widening the range Of Sn-
tArtainznent the bill affords viii come
the Six Musical Eo..ses. The Eoss>s ara
= musical family and. have been 20,
sAvsral generations As trick unusiciaas
rhey excsl Each Of the NossAs plays
on svAry instrument IN . hard or or-
ehestra. but ZACH has his or her "a
vo-its instrument They will surpiy
~ Instrumental concert emhracirs
avery class OF music. classic and popu-
Lar.
with the new vaudeville bill thsrs
win be new movies" including thu
latest releases Of the Pathe News Ser
vice films.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
BAPTIST RURAL
CHURCH PROGRAM

DR.. Joseph r Watts Sunday school
secretary Of the Baptist state mission
beard, states that his board 10 working
ont the most comprehensive plan Cor
reaching the rural churches Of Virginia
with modern Sunday school methods
that has ever been put on in any state
OF the South
In 1913 a total Of $50 institutes were
held In which normal instruction was
given officers, tea cheers And prospective
workers IN Baptist Sunday schools In
1919 $50 such institutes we're held
touching practically every section Of
the etAtA Now the Baptist board ia
the present year. principally between
April and October
Baptist churches are organized into
twanty-nine district bodies, called az
seciationg, and . represen tat!ve ot the
Sunday school work has bean appointed
tor each OF the d!str!cts--in some Of
item two or more workers have been
appointed. In all there will be forty
ore dAld workers. nine OF them women
and the rest bright young men from
Richmond college and the Southern
Baptist theological seminary.
The board At Richmond makee en-
gagsmsnts in advance for all the work
ers employed In the rural campaign,
and each Of then. is expected to hold
minimum OF twelve institutes II they
WORK three months and more II they
are employed fer q Longer period Or
for -ull time
I'll. haadquartsrs' star consists II
Or Joseph T watts. secrstary: Rev
Frank & Poole. Sunday school heid
sscrerary. Professor J. c. Hocketr,
Southwestern teld vorker. Miss Mat
tie Guthrte elementary worker and
Mss Marianne HardcAstle, Eastern
field worker
The Baptist state mission board Ia
now engaged n gathering information.
concerning ths nAsds Of all Of the Wiz
sinis teids, uldey the form OF 4 rural
survev-this will be completed by the
first ct july and made available 70 the
district associations for thar considers
ton IN meetings to be held connenc-
Ing n that month
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
REVIVAL SERVICES
At 3RO CHRISTIAN

Revival services VIII beEin at Third
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing and wtll continue until Easter sun
day.
Rev p 3 Hall Of New Bern. y -
will Be the evangelist and Arthur
wake CT Galax. Va Will be the lead.
sr OF the chorus Both are we'll known
hare and stand high as revival l.adAra
Mr. Wake is a singer, OF ride note and
has been heard in Richmond naaay
times
In ordsr to prepare the church for
the coming evan elistic services cot
tage prayer meetings will be held in
various homes this weak as follows:
Tuesday night At the home OF Raw.
J. O. Helsabsch. $40 East Marshall
STRAIT, Wednesday night. the regular
services ~ the church. THURSDAY night
at tbs home OF Janice Taliaferro. 2sos
East Broad street and Friday night at
the horae OF J. 5. Burruss. AS North
Ihirty-tourth street
Yesterday morning the pastor4 Rev
James O Heizabech preached On he
subject OF %Evangelistie Services He
urged his congregation TO prepare it.
self fer thu coming services By prayer
and communion with God Ee urged
rali g1ous ssy-ices in the homes
a feature Of the evangeiistic services
VIII be the large chorus choir, Tae
regular choirmast.r. Carter Davis, ha.
oesn preparing a chorus choir 'o-
wsAks
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
TO VOTE ON cITY'S
BUDGET TOMORROW

Tomorrow night the city council
finance committee Will meet in
special session TO eonsida- for final
passage the city budget for 1890 The
committee was scheduled TO pass
finally on the budget last Friday
night but. failsd to get = quorum
A. soon As the finance corcrnitteA
approves OF the budget special ses-
sions OF both the common council
and the beard OF aldermen will be
called 70 consider the budget, after
which it Will 80 70 tbs mayor Tor
action
For more than two months the q
nance committee has been holding
almost nightly sessions to constder
the 1890 budget Every figure IN the
budget has been carAtuily considered.
and whore possible general cuts il
the appropriations haze bean made.
With slashe& OF figure 60 different
departments the budget VIII be tie
largest In the cirys history.
During It's consideration OF tie
budget the finance committee has
given every tera-s-. ant 81 the city
government = hearing and many in
tsrestAd citizens have appeared be-
fore the body.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
aElUB|l|'I|t|l| HERE IN
DISTRICT CONVENTION

promptly .at noon today repuhn-
IN. from the Third district will
~.tter in hustings court. part H
South Richmond. to elect deiegates
to the republican convention. WHICH
IosAph stewart. OF Richmond. Will
prAstde at the meeting today
a hot nght Is expected to develop
wi,en the Richmond republican daie-
ratas come to be recognized. Tne5e
VIII be two blocks Of delegates wno
viii appear as Eichrnonds repreeen-
tattvAs. These two sets OF deAe1s
were elected at the meeting
day night, when a faction eeceoeo
from the regular meeting, ana @
it, adjournment met ana seIe 1870
4 second city RepublcAn
and set OF delegates. .,.t-
There are two OF three men -
Cd on both blocks OF oeiesaes
they are certain to be recok ~ :
the meeting today, out none
jnr nrtsI the legality OF SATURDAY
night's proceedings arc determined
CrrnnnfttAe on credentials 70 De
,.nnAd M one meeting today VIII pass
noon ali applications for membership
~ the convention This cornlItee
VIII embrace men from every sec
ttnn Of the Third district and III
sction will be Anal, 50 far as the
Convention today IL concerned.
Contrasting delegates may take tnetr
eases to the State convention al Roa-
noke. where the committee on cre'
dAntials OF that body viii pass upon
thAra- II not satisfied with this
they may 60 TO the national conven-
don Ia Chicago and there get q d
nal decision
Ssxteen delegates were elected O.
The drsx meeting IN South Richmond
saturday Night. while the second
meeting chose eight delegates Ihe
oolored republicans, who were no,
adunitted 70 the hrst meeting. and
about whom the split resulted. leI'
the SCALA OF the meeting and called 9
meeting In the True Reforrners hall
whore the situation was freely dis'
nnssAd- Co!ored republican leadert
n Richmond say that II they ara mol
recognised at today's meeting they
Win CALL . special meeting at True
RAtoruaers hail on Tuesday. at whtcs
time they viii elect theid own dele.
Extes TO the state convention a
RoanokA-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
JUDGE LEWIS FUNERAL
At GRACE EPISCOPAL

This attArrooa It o'clock the fu-
neral Of Judge L L Lewis win be hsld
from GracS Ep.scopa, church The roc
tor. the Rev. william H Durkhardt.
will of,!ciata. and he viii b assisted
By tho EAv. Landon r. Mason Burial
win Be n Hollywood
Judge Lewis diAd saturday morning
1T i1:4o o'clock. He was wall known -
lawyer. . public!st ana 5udeA- He
was former president OF the supreme
court OF appeals. and waA twice named
United States district attorney tor tic
Eastern district Of Virginia
Judge Lewis was . unArnbAr Of many
clubs and .soeiAtaAs sxnong witch are
Phi BAtA Kappa fr9tArn3ty. thS city,
state and American Bar aseeetat3oas.
CommonwAalfh club. and Virginia So
ciety, Sons OF the American Revolution.
which VIII attAnd IN . body - tia ~.
neral
Following are tAs names Of thosa
chosen to serve ~ pallhAarArs:
Active pallbearsrs. joseph z. Brady,
Arthur NJ Cannon. Luctus r. Cary.
yohn A. CokA Jr- Thomas G. Gordon
John B. Minor. Hiram 4 smith Rob
ert II Talley.
Honorary: Colonel Henry ". Andsr-
sou- DR.. II. ". Elanton. George Bryan,
r. Z cabAll Hon. JaznAs r Cannon
Eunsdou cary. Jarnes caskiA, Hon.
Georxe L. cchrssttan. Hon. Beverley J.
crunp, george Davis. Major Janice II.
poo!ey. O. q. Funston. ColcnAl Barton
n. Grundy. Robsre " HuEhAs. Hon
Eppa Euaton. Jr, Hon H. I. Holiday.
a. w jackson. Colonel B. o. james. J,
Jordan Leaks, Egbsrt q. Laugh yr-
Colonel Eugene c. MasstA william r
Nass.e, Hon william 4. Aoacure, L
r Myers, Colonel ". Gordon AcCabs.
Nv Cvuar@ N~fxufrA YArh r. Pare. A
W. Patterson, 8. s. P. pattAoor, Hon =:
Carter Scott. H. Il Smith Jr. Richard
n Saith. c. Fl. Sutton. ". Eyydoa Ten
nanr. Hon Harry s.. George Tucker,
Hon Edmund waAdTli. Jr., william r
White. Hon Henry T. wickhan. Ed
ward J. willis, Colonial e. Randlph WILL
iiars ". ornond Young.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
INCOME-TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW
ALL INCOME TAX
RETURNS DUE TO-DAY

Al United States income tax returns
Tar 1919 must be in the hands OF the
collector Of internal revenue by mid
night tonight. or must Be- in the malls.
properly addressed. so Is 70 reach him
by that tina
Every taxable return must Be accom-
panied by = payment Of the entirs tax
dua Snail taxes should now be paid
IN full
There ts no extension Of time allow
abIe, unless the taxpayer is Ill or ia
avoidably absent or is traveltn g
abroad. Application tor extensions ua-
der these circumstances should Be- ad-
dressed to the collector Of internal rev.
erue. ON extension beyond thirty days
Will bA granted except On full STATE
nAnf OF facts to the commissioner OF
internal revenue Washington, .. c.
For failure 70 make return o. tina
there 10 = penalty Of 1900 plus IS -,>r
can't Of the tAx dUA
For failure 10 par tAx when Qua. -
tor understAtAnenr Of tia tax through
negligence, there IS = penalty OF per
cant per month until paid
For making 4 false or fraudulent re-
turn the penalty - $4,000. or not Ak
ceAdirx one yea-'e imprisonment or
both, Plus 50 par cant addition TO the
tax svaded-
All returns tor 1919 and trxt pay-
| msnts Of tar thereon ars due before
midnight tonight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
SENATE CONFIRMS
BENSON NOMINATION

Washington, March 1.-THE nomina-
ton Of Admiral william s Benson 70
be chairman OF the shipping board. sue
csedirg John Barton Payne, vas corr
nrmed yseterday BY tho senate II ~as
reported with the unanimous endorse.
mert of the comnercs committee Fhich
considered the nomination IN executive
session.
1t 10 Understood that Admiral Benson
T,ll formally take possession Of his
neT cnice Nonda- and that Judss
Payne will also be installed ar secro-
tarv Of the anterior In succession TO
Franklin 4. Lane. Judge Paynes nom
nation as secretary OF the interior, vas
confirmed by the senate sometime 60
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
RICHMOND PosroFFIcE WILL
HANDLE STATES BUSINESS

BagnntuS todaw the Richmond ppNtsA
office wili &c. as this clearing o6iG93
for the remainder of the yirginis rcSt.;
cfffcas. except 6rst and second-<lAA4'
otfitAs Ii
All the postoTicss will be furnfahe4
With supplies and stamps from Tho
Richmond Offices and officials h4ta
will audit the books for tina Anksr4
state This will mean that Riehrn9nA
rill have a.s6o Offices to look AftA1 H.
Virginia Including Richmond t4ofM
are only sirty-one arst ana eee0N6-
class offices IN Virginia In order ~
look after the Increased work 86~U1
thirteen additional clerks havs tA4A
added 70 the local forcAs AthOa91
no promotions hare bser made ut s.
10 understood that tia older clerks W41
get new positions, according - l0oeS
master Hay r. Thornton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-15
THIS Is THE LAST DAT TO
PAY YOCR INCOME TAX

Beware, or the income TAX nan
Will Get you yet!
This il the last day on which tn
come -a.xes car Be paid without Z
penalty. cNaces OF Collector OF In
ternal revenue Moncure VIII remain
open until o'clock TO recAive latA
corera Although the other oMc4e
Of the collector have been removed
to the chamber OF commerce build.
Ing, the income tax oncAs still re-
main on the second door OF the the
postof!ce building
Collector Moaou-e dgures that
thare are At least 10000 parsons
here who have not yet paid their IN
come taxes He Ia expecting ETAat
dAIuss Of tar payers today.