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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
New Generations

The follow ing Few corp--zti-ns. o-gs1-
ized under the laws II Maine. have had
their articles Of Incorporation approved
- the Office u The a-tc-1er general:
Tx Northern Timber Corporation. 80
organized MAJ = AZ Portland Capital
stock, s10"g3. all common; ro-hing pal
II: par valce. $40, shares subscribed. :
President. Carroll " Morrill,. Portland
treasurer. Ingram 3. Wheel0ck. Port
land: clerk. William Henry. Portland:
directors. the above. Purposes. general
numbering and pulp wood business Ap-
proved May y
Portland FISHERIES Company. organ
led Nay = a. Portland. Capital stock.
sssa.t"s: Of which sl5e 30 = common and
s7r9.9sl is preferred; nothing pad in;
par value. 80 preferred and s. common
shares subscribed. =. President, g L
Merryman. Portland: treasurer. : L
Hunt, Portland; cle-k. William Shep-
herd LianeI. Portland, directors. 3. L
Msr-ynsn. :. Z. Hunt William Shep-
herd Llnne.I. c. a Brown and ". B
Nulty, all OF Portland. Purposes. z ger
e-al wholesale and retail fish business.
Approved Nay e
2. :. A!d-ich Company. organize! Ma
= Al Guiifo-d. Capital stock. 5000: a.
common; paid IL. 81. par yalue. 500;
shares subscribed. :. President Fred :
aidrich. Guilfo-d; Clerk and treasurer,
Charles P Turner. Guilford. directors.
Fred :. Ald-ich, Charles P. Turner and
Bessie Turner. al Of Gu.lford. PL--
poses. all kinds Of manufacturing. me-
cEzaicai. trading. commercial. ar-ono-
ole and garage, storage building. con-
tracing, real estate, etc Approved
Ma. z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
MT. VERNON

Mrs. Alice B. Tyler. who is in DR..
Bells hospital recovering from a
broken shoulder, is getting along
well and hopes TO be out very soon
The postmaster. Mrs. Bertha
Redonnett. has taken a leave of alb
sence for three weeks Ia visit friends
in Roxbury. Mass. Mrs. Newell
Weymouth is supplying al the post
Office during her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Anderson
are visiting her mother. Mrs. Edna
Carson. for few days. They leave
Monday next for Fryeburg where
they have taken position.
Rev. Nr. Roberts preached a very
helpful Mothers Day sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church Sunday
evening.
Carroll Folsom and his sister, Mrs.
Frank Gordon. are visiting in Port
land.
Mrs Eber Chesley is in feeble
healtbp
The Cyrus NJ. Williams Chapter.
W. r C.. has changed the date of its
meetings 10 the third Wednesday of
the month and the May meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
HARTLAND
Ranoeii- Lander.

! recent wedding was that OF
George Randell OF South Lininston
and Miss Goldie NJ. Lander. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Lander
Of this town. The ceremony was
performed by DR. l. e. Mower OF
Wateryil!e at the home OF the
brides parents az o'clocl. Saturday.
May 1st. The bride is Z popular
young lady and prominent in the
Baptist church and its allied so
cieties.
Mr. and Mrs Rsnden have gone
to South Ldmingron. TO tha farm Mr.
Randell has recently purchased, and
the best wishes of Hartland people
90 with them for a happy and pros
porous life. The out of tCwn people
70 attend the wedding were Mrs. A.
r Pickard CT Brewer, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hoyt OF Bangor. Miss Marion
Randell Of Skowhegan and Miss
Alice Withee OF Madison.
Rev. f. A Weber has moved his
family 70 Clinton. Mr.. Weber Will
be greatly missed by q host Of
friends who will wish him every
success in his new parish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

moved. Mrs. Green has gone 10
Lincoln. called there by the Illness
OF her mother. Mrs. Wallace.
NJ B Martin OF Chicago was a
visitor in town On THURSDAY.
Btrnari Twitcheu and family. Of
Oakland. are making arrangements
TO move 10 the tenement owned by
Frank Eursteiner OF Halifax street
M. Twitchen is the manager OF the
Elm City Creamery OF Bay street
Sunday services al the East Wins
low Baptist church. Rev W T.
Brown. pastor: Sunday school at 80
?. NJ: preaching al 2.3o P NJ
The Wins!ow Free VIII Baptist
Sunday school will meet at the Bart
on school house CT Sunday afternoon
at $50.
Sunday services al the Congrega-
tioaaI church. Rev. o. E Barnard.
pastor: Morning service az 1880 A
NJ: Sunday school At l1-s5 A NJ :;
Christian Endeavor a. P NJ the
topic is Religion Pays" Cor. 3:Is-
3. leader. Miss Sybil Dunbar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
SIDNEY

Mr. Spencer Of Hops6a.e. Mass. :.
passing a few days with his daughter
Mrs Walter Noble
2 Eugene Cowan was Z business car.
er IN Augusta Thursday.
Mrs. Ann T Goodhue celebrated her
1sth oi-thda- At her home here Sunda-
May 9Th Twenty-four were present. IT,
gliding all her children and grant.
children. also Hon. Martin REYNOLDS o:
Sidney. Mrs Ella Davis OF watervilIe
and her cousin. Miss Nettie Chandler q.
Machlas- Refreshments Of fancy
crackers. cake and chocolate ware
served. after which the guests deps-,ed
for their homes, wishing Mrs. Goodhue
many BIRTHDAYS 10 come.
Merton jackson is working for Jsso,
Taylor.
Preaching services will De held a. the
NJ Z church here Sunday at 80 Pew.
Weston Penn Holman. pastor. viii occu-
~ the pulpit Following the services.
sunday school will be -eorganized. All
are cogdially invited 20 attend.
Mr.. and MS Herbert 4. Ha.es xa-.
calling Sunday On Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Glenn Bailey
Nj and Mrs Brantford Wort IF W.T.
erville. formally Of Sidney. are recetx.
ing congratulations on the birth ~ J,
son. born Tuesday. MAJ II. The Young
man has been named Eldon Harold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
WINSLOW

The pupils Of The .th ard s-h
grades Of schools held 4 reckrie So
cial Thursday evening a. the Ia
comet Club house 4 good number
attended Each Young gentleman
was busy for : riUe- 1ryinE 20 find
the young lady whose neckrie match
Cd his. Games we're then enjoyed
Muse for them was furnished by
Miss Doris Cole ami Wellington Rey-
nol6s- IT. Ice cream was on sale.
The proceeds H-1ll be used for the
benefit Of The classes
The engagement q Miss Eva
Boue-assa and Arthur Vigue Of this
toTn has been announced.
Mrs Elmer Toz:er has returned
from Gardiner. where she attended
the district meeting o. the Rebekahs'
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Choase ard
Ms Choa-e's mother OF New York
we're callers in town OF Thursday.
Mr.. Caoa-e was former Winslow
resident
Nr. and Ms John G Murray Of
Benton avenue left THURSDAY for
New York City 10 visit Mr.. Mur-ays
brother and SISTER. who are 20 SAIL
shortly for Scotland.
Mrs Charles H Drunmond has
gore 20 Wesley 10 pass : week with
her sister.
Mrs Ellen Garland Is house keep
er AZ the home Of her brother.
Charles H D-unmcnd. during Mrs
Drunnond's absence
Misses Ruth and Beatrice Rober-
chaud have returned 10 wa-erville
after visit with Mrs Peter Berard
There VIII De Z baseball game
Saturday afternoon between the
boys Of Nirslow High school and
the boys Of Freedom High school 70
De played at Freedom.
Mrs. Peter Berard and Mrs Ar
thur Museralle were guests Thurs
day OF Mrs. Sophie Butler al Az
gusta-
Mrs Elmer Jones vas a recent
guest u her daughter, Mrs Nettie
White. al Fairfield.
Dir. and Mrs. H 4 Green. who
have resided on Halifax street have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

viii BE- found IN Gates Of Brass his
latest play n which be wil be seen
AZ the Colonial theatre today. I, Is :
triumph for the producers. but i Is
70 less : triumph fc- keenan, hinss,t
Gates Of Brass = q play that can
TT fail to APPEAL 70 eve-y person 10
matter what his station IN life TIE
rica man who sees u vii take home
{ lesson from = and the poor man
VIII get inst as much benefit and
probably : whole lot If contsrcren:
even though he nay no- have
amSsai riches
Gates Of Brass presents Frank
keenan, n the role Of Jim B,aka"
-sheu-g@e" artist who has been =
small gambler, but decides 70 Try his
Unsolicited talents towards bigge-
things and becomes -. Hatfield
Blake, 6nander7 He acquires
arg Tot nice ways. but stLl the money
rolls in YIN Blake" -evels Il his
wealth He fo-gets that he who runs
nust pay He may Tot. Perhaps ever
hare heard that there Is coup4na-
HON for everything that Z man does
N the world. He ignores everyone
except self
Then comes ire awakening. and
Nemesis. sword II hand. w-eaks her
vengeance Wealth Re has bu- he
loses something more precious than
gold. The love ard respect OF his
daughter In his portrayal Of Bake.
Frank keenan, enactS = character err
tray different from anything else he
has ever done On ire screen.
Seeing Things" 2 Lyon. and No
ran comedy. which IS also OF the
Colonial program for today. i de-
c!cedly different kind OF { gro6uc-
ton for i Is fuu OF laughs from start
% finish The sixth episode Of The
Lost City with Josnita Hanson and
the others VIII prove unusually inter
eS-lng and the Pathe Review vii
prove as entertaining as i always i.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
White Pine Blister Rust

Forest Commissioner Forrest H. Colby
Friday sent out q communication TO the
owners Of white pine in Maine calling
their attention 10 the desirabiiity OF
protecting the white pine stands from
the Blister Rust.
The Blister Rust is apparently pro-
crossing rapidly. and If you want to
protect s5ur stand of white pine. you
should destroy the current and goose
berry bushes with 30 or CO. yards OF
them" says Commissioner Colby in his
ctnmun' ca ton.
Fortunately this disease is unlike the
chestnut bark disease. inasmuch as it
does Lot spread from pine to pine. but
requires an intermediate stage on cur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Great Scenes of Maine Woods

When the patrons OF the Colonial
theatre next Thursday see "A FTzh.
for a Soul" the first Of series OF
two-reel features produced by the
Edgar Jones Production Co. in AL
gusta- they will have presented Il
them some really remarkable views
of the Maine forests. The series be
ing offered all deal with the grea:
North Woods. The stories are IN
usually interesting and exceptionauy
well acted Because Of their local
production and their native locale
they are sure 10 BE- Of more than or
binary interest TO Augusta theatre
goers.-AGy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

-en: - goosea=--y ID complete Is life
cycle yoo are urged - pal up ali w:z5
and cultivated c1rra-ts and gooss5@--
res O. yo-r r.ro1e-,y, i hey are uez-
y0E- white p1e-
The larger Ire t-sc- % IL worked
:h= less xii Dc the average cost Pr
acre and therefore = = % ia adya--ag=
q owners Nth adjoining PLACES . have
Re wo-E DUE a. To- same the -ae
largs- ne ARIA cleaned q tAess bushes
-h= -ore thorough ne p-Uteci.oa- -Afle-
s11tng u digging mp -he bushes. taey
should 70. - le.r u -h= g-ozod. BE-
czzse they are ilkely 70 take -o3t again.
The 1905 System AID especially the
c-ow2 - the -oo-s mus . rE-aove5. q
vigorous Es,rou.s xiii II sen: up Or,r
Systematic work E:I D. reel.r effective.
We EoT have --zl-d -ea zEt expsr.-
e-csd c-=ws FIR tbs work
II yo1 q any % yo1r friends o~a :
sand o: white pi-e and cannot e-zdi-
"a" tbe Wild cura1-s and go3s=be--i=s
without OUTSIDE hep. th= fe6e-al zz1
STATE governments III assist you. Th+
o3st Of ire work xii be bor1e cooper
2-iye,~ the federal government paving
cac-hzlf. ne safe cEe-<oU--h ard yoy
the remaining fourth. IL other words
e oae-foo--h o ttse cost .ou car have
.hz eg--aats and gooss berries removed
from the vicinity q you- white pines 50
long zs the present federal and state sp-
preparations last The SAFE and tede-a
funds ara limited and thos= who applv
first VII receive me frs attention. tn:
offer NAY never again r renewed. zac
: good only Until recaL=5''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

Rs5eccz passed the day Tuesday ~ the
hoae Of Mr.. and Mrs James Abbott
~. Y Ballard. rad Commissioner Ct
the wessera Lsvis5aa. Is greatly in
proving the roz6S = This vicinity bg
smoothing ths--
Lewis Levine o. WatsvzIe and Frank
Rowe o. S1i,haeld we're Z this vicinity
buying cattle last wees
Hon ~. = Reynolds Was = gas. a.
TIE houe % " Z Goo6hcs Saturday
and Sur6ay.
Winfield Dyer a-d aeph=-. Lzwre1ce
wE,soa q Boston, have come here 70
pass the sumner az M Dvgs hone
u D kEnhal has purchased the Dr.
Campbell place a. Bacoo's Corner and
viii soo1 move his ho1szhoId goods
here
Russell and Cars Bailey. Cares gu.a
and Ro6ge- Lewis have returned 20
Oakland High school after beng absent
from their ssc5ies fo- Tie past Two
weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
State Highway Commission.

Sealed proposals addressed TO the
state Highway Commission. Augusta.
Maine. for building State Highways II
the following towns will n received
Until Wednesday, May >. AT Il Q clock
: VI. daylight saving time:
. -Westbrook. ~ miles. Bltuminous
Belfast, ~ miles. Bituminous ma
'Newpo-:- Al miles. Bi:uminous ma
Comma. -.4s miles. Bi,uninous naca-
Dexter. SO miles. Bltgminous rnzca-
Windham. 80 miles. Biiuminouz ma
cadzFn.
sGray. rs miles. Concrete or biturni-
nous nScaGSu1-
New Gloucester and Auburn. = mil 5,
concrete or bituminous nnacadam-
Oxford and Norway, Al miles. Con-
.Perry and Pembroke. SIS miles.
Sherman and Crystal. az miles,
Gravel
Island Falls and Dyer Brook, as
miles. Gravel
Houiton. 33i miles, Gravel
Re-adyertised.
Each proposal must be made upon \
blank form provided by the Commission,
for copy of which one dollar will be
required, and must be accompanied by a
certified check for Iocf OF the amount
bid. payable TO the Treasurer OF state
of Maine The certified check will De
returned 10 the unsuccessful bidder Un-
less forfeited under the conditions slip
uIzied
4 surety company bond satisfactory to
the Commission. Of not less than one
fourth nor more than one-half Of the
amount Of the contract. will be re-
auired. Plans may be examined and
copy Of the specifications and contract
may be obtained at the office Of the
Commission, Augusta Maine
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or
all proposals.
WILLIAM II. AVER Chairman,
PHILIP J. DEERING.
FRANK A PEABODY.
State Highway Commission.
PAUL d. SARGENT,
Chief Engineer
Dated at Augusta. Maine. May L, 1870
ma yi4-I5-17-ta-.f-1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
MONTVILLE

WEST. Mrs. Alice Stewart OF Boston.
Mass. Is visiting her mother. Mrs
Charles AcCorrison.
Mrs Ira Bantin L III with an ahscess
in her throat. She Is teing cared for b.
her mother from Palermo.
Mrs Della Wynan. an old resident
Of this place. called on friends Tuesday.
J0dsou Hall. vino has BEEN III al win
Ter. Is out again.
Elo-idge Davis % Searsport preached
here Sunday afternoon. He Is q former
pastor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
STATE OF MAINE
= PROCLAMATION
z ne Gove-zc-

g0 e2r= zg5 tEzs sPrlng. me peopie
q E5e C-i-ed StateS were bang torn BY
s1l1g.e2 feelings u far and hope a. the
te-Ts ole rzz1 .t-Etzttc- u po%e- b. th@
German var machine and he h=-oic re-
ss-zace q che trro2s u England and
Franc=- Ta= American fc-ces had no-
-he1 taEe3 4 notably active part n the
great cC-1iC- As ths -e6 became
grsztsr. they were -1sas5 70 tire front
AID -1e triumphant o-tc1Eoe u The var
= p-oet u tx vzlo- OF Ihs American
to-cez
TO-DAY. ttsS4 same men Who survived
iCe st-SgGss Il France AID their fellows
IN tr@ service q the Lnit4d states On
Ia3E E5Se q TIE water and o. Ihe seas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
Alice Joyce In
Slaves Of Pride"
On Monday

Pretty Alice Joyce will BE- seen in
another big Eiagraph production AZ
the Colonial On Monday when she
VIII appear in Saves Of Pride" Il
Is the Story Of Al ove--p-oud husband
who treats his wife as q Toy ard OF
her methods 10 humiliate him.
Miss Joyce gives 2 wonderful char
acteriza;ioa Of the role Of Pat-;c.a
LeeGs-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
ADJUSTMENTS
GATES OF BRASS"
GREAT TRIUMPH
FOR KEENAN,

Augusta people know the quality
Of the acting Of Frank keenan,. So
well do they like his work on the
screen that they are willing 70 agree
with the rest Of the country in call
ing him the greatest character actor
IN America
Convincing evidence Of this fact
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

The great farce The American Le-
e5on Is certain u have II the affairs
q ire Natioa = vojced IL pTocla-
nation lssrec oa Friday by Governor
Carl Z. llE.Eea as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
kanter-craee

Miss Inez Nay Chase. daughter Of MI.
and Mrs Elbert Chase OF Hilton. y. Y.
and seiden A Mantet of Sidnev, were
married at o clock Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides parents.
by Rev Edward Manter, brother Of the
groom, assisted by the pastor Of the
Methodist church Of Hilton. After q
short wedding "trip Mr.. and Mrs. Man
ter will return to their home here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

will be held May Is. Members are
requested TO note the change.
Lawyer John Nelson % Augusta
mas been engaged TO deliver the
Memorial address. II is desired "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

all Sons Of Veterans. all re:urnei
soldiers of the late Worlds Na''
march in the procession. as We. a.
the school children asd members q
Ia 2rss Crosa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15

Mr.. and Mrs NJ l. Goodhue were
business callers in Oakland and Water
Vile Monday
Frank Bailey passed the day Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. James Abbott.
Mrs. Cora and Life Bailey and Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-15
BLUE SKY Law" ADVERTISE.
MEkT

Application having been made 70 the
Banking Department b.! the followlng
named company 10 oe licensed as a
Dealer in Securities under provisions Of
Chap. q, Sec. Il 20 =, Of the Revised
Statutes. as amended, legal nOtice il
hereby given and any person may. with
in two weeks from the date u this
publication Gl- objection 70 the proposed
registration with the Banking Depart
uert-
Name Business Address
Lewiston Remnant Co. LIZ Main 81,
lewiston. Ne
FRANK l. PALMER.
Bank Commissioner
Augusta. Ne, May Il. 1919
-IsT--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
FRIENDS SCHOOL BEAT
BAL TIMORE QUAKERS
Local Boys Win Good Game on
Lattcr's Floor by Score
Of IL to IL.

Wilmington Friends won their sixth
consecutive basketball victory by de-
feating the fast Baltimore Friends team
at Baltimore, Saturday afternoon, by
the decisive score OF II TO IL. Although
the Baltimore team has met and dcfcated
the fastest scholastic teams OF that city,
they suffered their only two revcrseH of
the season ai the hands ui the Whining
ton passers. the first defeat here on
january IL bv score Of ~ TO 20 and the
second on their own floor, Saturday.
The game was hotly contested and The
smallncss Of the floor made the guarding
very close and kept the score low. Bnlti-
more was very weak at shooting and, al-
though their team play WINS prnisewofthy,
they missed many excellent opportunities
10 score. The style Of basketball which
Wilmington exhibited was of The gilt-
edge variety. They surpassed their OPP
ponents IN every point OF the game.
The local team took the lead when
Mode registered the first two points from
q neat pass from II. Smith and few
minutes later Iackev made another
from very difficult angle.
n Smith pitted against Russell, the
star of the Baltimore aggregation, and
kept his opponent seoreless and netted q
two-poinier for his team. i. smith =
floor work was excellent and his shooting
accurate. Chambers, although he did
not succeed in scoring, deserves great
credit for one of the hardest guard games
played by the Blue and White this year.
I,ackey was the high point winner for
W. I. s. He has three baskets TO his
credit and perfect score from the foul
line. making good his five chances from
the fftecn-foot line. i. Miller and NJ.
skinner featured for Baltimore.
With this gamc of the schedule Friends
should win the remaining games Of the
schedule with case excepting the closing
game Of the schedule. which will he
nlayed here against Swarthmore High
on March 2. This should bc a very close
game "a the Swarthmore team defeated
the locals at Swarthmore. The score
follows:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
SALESIAhUM DEFEATS
LOYOLA HIGH QUINTET
Locals Take Good Contest From
Baltimore Boys, Saturday,
on Latter's Floor.

The Salesianum Catholic High passers
won their eleventh straight game when
they defeated the LoyoIa High quintet at
Baltimore last Saturday, score 29-l5.
Despite a few listless plays, the contest
was a good exhibition of clean tactics
displayed by both teams.
The first half was closely contested,
each team taking turns as leaders, until
at the end of the first twenty minutes, the
locals were ahead Of their opponents by
a Is to 10 score
At the opening of the second period
the Marylanders made quick squirt and
scored a field goal and three fouls in rapid
succession. Hereupon. the Gold and Whit
speed boys braced up in a surprising man
ner. Not only did they succeed IN holding
the Baltimore lads seoreless during the
final fifteen minutes, bu they also man
aged to stretch the strings for 10 addition
al pointers, up until the timers whistle
blew.
Though Quinn and Lowell were the
locals high scorers, credit must be given
the other members of the team for the
superb passing which they put up. They
were q bit excited during the first session.
but the ten minutes rest period aided them
considerably IN calming themselves, so
tn ( during the last few moments they
were going like whirlwind.
One of the most interesting games of
the season will be played next Wednesday
afternoon when the Salesianum basketers
20 to Chester to meet the crack high
school aggregation of that town. This is
Wilmington Highs oldtime rival, which
handed the Cherry and White FIVE a
25-24 defeat several weeks ago.
Saturda US lineup and score follow:
SATFGIANrTN a. II s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-16
COLLECTOR EXPLAINS SERVICE
MEMS TAX EXEMPTIONS

Numerous inquiries are received by
District Collector of Internal * Reyenue
Harry Graham from men in active army
or navy service, regarding the exemptions
Ia which they arc entitled in the fling ot
income tax returns Soldiers aud sailors,
ms such, are not exempt from the tax, but
the law specifically exeinpta that portion
Of their income received as compensation
from the United States up 10 the amount
Of ~, 500 in any taxable year. This ox-
efnpiion IL in addition TO the personal ex-.
emptions Of 81, 900 and $1,000 allowed
single and married persons and applies to a
person Of either aeg in active service IN the
military or naval forces.
II Is limited 10 compensation received
during the war, termination Of which viii
he fixed by a proclamation of the Preai-
dent The $1,000 exemption applies only
To compensation received from the govern
ment and not To incomes earned or re-
ceived from outside sources.
Quarters furnished nn army or navy
officer is compensation and their fair
rental value must he considered in n claim
for the 1000 exemption. Such amount ~
The caae Of officers whose compensation
for the taxable year wns more thnn 81, 300,
mtlpl he included In the return, aud Is sub
jeet TO the tax.
The return il for the calendar year.
Persons who left the military or naval
service during the year 1919 and whose in
como, other than the amount paid them
by The government eqIalled or exceeded
81 900 or $1,000 according TO their mar
tinl status must file n return on or before
March ~. The tax is on incomes in ex-
cess of these amounts and may be paid IN
quarterly installments the first Of which
must accompany the filing of the return.
Forms for reporting income may be oh
tanned frofn collectors Of internal revenue
and deputy collectors.