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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
ANCIENT RIVALS SPLIT
Gridiron - OklahOma-Itl
Game Cancelled.

Special TO Tho World
NORMAN, Okla, Jan. 7.--Deti-
mite announcement was made here
today by Ben owen, general man
agcr OF athletics, that there Will he
no 1920 football game between the
University OF Oklahoma and Me
University OF Texas. II Is entirely
possible these rivals OF the south
west for many years have met for
the last time on the gridiron.
Cancellation by oklahoma Of In =
annual game with Texas at the Dal-
las fair caused the break. The
Sooners offered Texas two dates for
"A 1920 game at Austin under n con
truct calling for 1921 game At
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
kEAItNS AND COFTWOTH
TO HOLD CONFERENCE.

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan, Jack
kearns. manager OF Jack Dempsey,
Will be hero tomorrow for confer
enco with Jamos w Coffroth regard
ing the Dempsey Carpenter fight
over u telephone today Keprns IN
formed James w. Cnffroth that he
had cabled Descamps. Carpenters
manager. Informing him Dempsey
will fight for Coffroth at. Tia Juana
and advising him to accept tho
match II he has not already done
so.
Late today Coffroth had received
no direct word from Descamps oi
Charles Harvey, hts foreign ennis
Eary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
somebody's Swccthcartr Coming.

Score another for Arthur Ham
merstein. This time he has contrib
utsi IN Somebody's Sweetheart. "
which will play at the Convention
Hall, Jan. IA, is a musical comedy
that meets all expectations built up
for it in the minds OF critical first
nighters, To verify the productions
recounted in the advance reports,
Arthur HRmmerstein points out that
Somebody's sweetheart ran for
nine months In New York. With its
100 per cent cast, before II lost It's
vogue. Prominent in the cast are
Violet Reasey, Berta Dom Elaine
Landau, Sylvia Tell. Adaline Sterl-
ing. Charles O'Connor, Burton Lent
han, George Dunston, John Dewey
William Howell and viii Adams
The book and lyrics are credited
10 Alon1o Price and the music is
from the pen Of Antonio Bafunno, o,--
ADV.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
KoOb and Wright Traded
for Pitcher Dixie DdUis

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 7--Pitohers
Ernie Koob and Wayne Wright OF
the st, Louis American league base
hall club we're traded today to the
Louisville American association team
for Pitcher Dixie Davis OF that
club, according TO an announce
mcnt made hy business Manager
Quinn Of the st. Louis Americans.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

Norman. but l.. r. Belmont, gene al
manager OF bonghorn athletics,
turned this down.
Texas will play the Oklahoma
Aggics at the Dallas fair next fall.
Oklahoma also viii not 20 ITO
Houston for the proposed Thanks
giving day game with Rice Institute
as Rice refuses to play under Mis-
souri, valley rules. now required Tor
all Sooner games. Immediate cps
viii be taken to secure games re-
placing the proposed Texas and Rice
dates on the 1920 schedule.
To enable a man to walk on an
inclined roof spiked frames. 10 be
strapped under the shoes. have been
patented.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
CROWD DISLIKEs DECISIONS
Kabakoff Won From RAY Rivers and
Jude Defeated Greene

MEMPHIS, Tenn Jan. Abe
Kabakoff. local lightweight was
awarded decision over liav Rivers
of Los Angeles after eiEht fast
rounds OF fighting and Charlie jude,
piant black of Marks, Miss, was pre-
sented with "A decision over kid
Green, local heavyweight after
eight rounds OF burlesque fighting
al the Southern A. G. last night
Both decisions were unpopular,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
DEMPSE CARPENTER BATTLE AT TIA JUAN
SHAW OUSTEO BY COURT
Arkansas Mine Inspector Denied
OFFICIAL Position by Decision.

FORT SMITH, Ark. Jan. 7 -
Thomas ~ Shaw was ousted from
the position OF state mine inspector
today by decision Of Circuit Judge
Judge John Brizzolan. In quo war.
ranto proceedings brought In behalf
OF the state OF Arkansas by Attor-
ney General j. ID. Arbuckle. the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
No slntcmcnt from Gnrr,

NlN'lNNAIl, ONO, Jan. t-Au-
gust Herman, chairman OF the ma.
tlonal baseball commission, would
not say tonight whether he would
resign from that position at to-
morrom's meeting here OF the
commission. when asked ir he con-
templatcd resiEning, he said.
"All can say is, you be at the
meeting"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
second Game

Ficld ROlIs' Brennomnn \, Kan :!
CLAYTON &, ScatOn l. BNon /. Powell
l, Nelson .. Foul goals; Rrcnneman
4, Vau 2. Buen 3, Nelson |.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
Freddie Hills Knocks ont
Johnny lyman at Pueblo

PUEBLO. Col, Jan, 7,-Freddic
Hills of Fort Worth, reNas, knocked
out Johnny lyman of Philadelphia
in the sixth round OF a i2-round bout
hnre last night. The meh are 'lght-
Weights.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

An Iowa man is the inventor OF "A
work bench clamp TO hold auto
mobile radiators OF any size or shape.
An extensive deposit of coal in
some places 233 feet thick, has been
discovered in north Manchuria.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
brennan Outpoints Madden.

KENOSHA, Wis, Jan 1.--Blil
Brennan OF Chicago outpointed
BARLEY Madden of New York I'm a
1O-round no-decision contest tonight.
The men are heayyweights'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08
First T.an,c

Field goals. Vernon 6 Cater Z
Weinocke Z. Stone |, prafka !
Wilcs 2, Pierce 3. Foul goals Mich
olson I, Carter 3, Ncinecko !
MNics Z
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

An aquarium invented by New
York state man is intended to he
hung In window and Is bowl
shaped with center compartment
containing an electric light for use
at night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

Extensive deposits OF titanium ore
in Norway will be utilized Tor m.
manufacture OF dyes and pigments
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

court declaring that Il could NOT vo
behind the decision Of the s,ai,
mining board, which some days ago
revoked Shaw's license and thus In
effect, disqualified him from occupy.
ing the position OF mine lnspecto,
Attorneys for Shaw declared tbsr
would take an appeal to the stat.
supreme court.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-01-08

There are numerous good boys N
the bantam division and Pete Her
man is promised some spirited OPP
position. Joe Lynch, JACK Sadrkcy,
Joo thurman and pal and Roy Moore
are real champlonsh u material.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-03

the men in the other and hardp dis who refuse to work unless they get the of pay they know else is getting.
 When the city resident feels that he xorbant for product remember that the farmer has frequently serious which there will be production.
 Altogether find number of interesting problems doing it. have that those told that the lines cannot be potaby right but going give it good test and definite which sused by most people,
 find that farming under the conditions attempting failure from the financial standpoint it not reasonable to enterprise of this kind undertaken such small scale where the labor furnished by the employer personally small illustration the futy of attempting large enterprises under similar conditions for example, matters of ownership all labor and all materials used be purchased?
 the individual do this proftaby small scale how possible that step little expensive than that taken by corporation individual?
 those who advocating ownership and operation that impossible for 1t to conduct economically Of the cost passed along the public and all the end the public the whether the operation conducted by the manufacturer the But the cost of production greater than the of corporation individual why should the public be willing the proposition of government ownership and operation?
 satisfied hat possible must get back to the nd vdua who personally conducts his enterprise The farm will popular successful than farm of other necessarily with the reduced number of hours which employees york; live simply and perhaps that result deirab
The Cordova daily times., 1920-01-03
Government Ownership and Operation
 Will Demonstrate Its lnfeasibility By John w. Weeks United

The labor question is difficult to adjust fairly to the laborer and to the employer and less difficult the farm than elsewhere The laborer must remember that in the end he is paying for the excessive cost of his own labor.
 The cost of living will be high as long the cost of production is hgh and the cost of production will be high long the cost of living is high. They have got to up and down together.
 Some classes like clerks and professional men, do not get the increase wages to the degree that
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Silbcrnc Red5cit.

8ergeBlidfeit 5tebt, nenn tie aud
nod cine 10 u%nliebfarne getpelen, ge-
tp0bnlib Ga0el 11ab fid. giner iol9en
.8ergeBlibfeit mad]ten mir uns in les,
ter 8o6e ihulbig, inbem mir Der am
.5onntag, ben z. NoDetnber, gefeierte1
itlberren Sod5eit bes 5tearns Gonr,
.tD Observation-Disclosures 8i1belm y.
8oerger urro fetner ebre1tperten @at@
tin getpiB unab1i9tlid feline Grtpab-
-rl1ng totem, cine 8ergeBlidfett, Die
DEM 9errn Snbilarten 8oerger nte
au6 Dem vMoroitern" infopeit cine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
|1~tnbebingt gegen 9entidlanbs Mnf-
aah1ne.

Haris, Is. Mop. - Das frana0iiide
Ml,snartige Mmt COB 5u berlteben,
|Granfreib iei %nnbeoingt oagegen, Dab
bas 9eutibe &eid iebt in Die Natio-
renlign aufgenommen miir0e; es MUIR
|6e a1lber6em I'M 3ufammenbang nit
6ieier @rflar11ng nngeoentet, pem Die
9ign 6ie 3l1laiiung Des Deutf6en
&eides beib1ieben ionte, mir6e rein
brnftii6er Shritt" Die Golge iein.
edo De Baris fdreibt in elmer ge-
ipred1ng Der Grage Der 3ulaiiung
eben1als fein6li9er 2dn6er CUR 2iga.
@roBbritan1ien babe Big iebt, fotpeit
baS Deutibe Nei9 in 8etradt fontme,
|forme4 periproden, ni6t fir oie Auf-
bebung 6es 8efbluiies ein5utreten,
bob 6ieIes iebt nod nidt 5ugelnfien
|ner6en tonne. 9nsIelbe 8lnt mill
|niien, Miniiterpr1iioent 2eDgues
babe Sranfreids 8ertretern IN Der
Notwithstanding Der 2ign, Sic am
Mortag in @enf beginner io1, emp
foblen, Die geriammlung gu berlnf=
fen, tpenn trob Sranfreids 9roteit
bas DeutIde, &ei6 5ur 2iga 5ugelni-
fen merben 1oIlte. Dos 8lnH fiigt BIN
5n, S~efterrei9 un6 8ulgarier geger1-
Iber tonne man angeiidts Der l1m=
ftdn6e eber Milbe tpalten laiien:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Mmflanb bilbet grufes Seer aus,

&openbagen, is. Mop. - Die ~Ss-.
meitiia" beroffentli6t eine1 Mrtifel
oes friiberen &riegSminiiters Bot=
tposfp, Der iebt bic geiammte Mus<
:bilonng Der ruiiii6en Mrmee 1eltet.
sssn 6ieiem Mrtifel miro erfldrt: rNod}
i'm Sabre 1920 miro cine bonig aus
qebilbete MilitGrreierpe borban6en
iein, 6ie imitanbe fem miro, Sic ruiz
iif9e Mrrnee auf 4,750,000 Man11
GIT bringer. SSn SO ,&egimentsoiftrif'
ten merben Die friegstaugli6en Sui
fen big gum 4lter bon SO Sabren aus
gebil5et. Dieie MiGionen Mrbeiter
nno 8aa1ern, sic gum Wilitaroienlt
eingenbt per6en, meroen 6nr6 5abl=
reibe Mbteilnngen, bic ausf9lieBltb
ous &ommuniiten bethlehem, 5l1iammen
gebnlten. Dieie Mbteilnngen geitaltenl
sic bepaffneten Mrbeiter gu elmer ae=
,pnHigen Ma@t ut1o i6mieoen lite
init &iIfe ser 9iftatar beg 8roleto=
riots 5ufommen. SSbre S%nitrnfterre
mer6er bent 8olfe ielbit entnom1ner1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
Ser. Gtaaten nebnter ntdbt an 8lo
faAe tell.

8oibington, Is. Nop:: ~ Die Ste
giernng ser gereinigten 5taaten bat
England nnb Sranfrei9 fur5 nno
Ibiin6ig. mitgeteilt, tie miir6e an Der
|81ofabe bon Sotpiet &uBlanb, Die 31r
j3eit bon 6en bei6en 2dnoern 6urdge=
|fiibrt mir0, nidt be%tetligen.M ls @runo
fir 6ieie @eigerung mur0e ausgefmbri
|6aB sic B%ereinigten Sfoaten iib ni6t
I'M &riegs5uitanb nit &uBlan6 be.
|finben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

a,,aujta, ser apei Breoigten belt,
bodsp. P. Mlto, .. g.. g., bon ct.
@Ioub, ser Montagabenb prebigte,
unb bphtp. Serr &ntam BON
Sauf Rapios, Ser bel Der 5AluB-
feier preoiate. Sci allen Mnbahten
tpar tuGbreno s0er @nabenaett Dos
5dmude @ottesbals NIT Mnbddtigen
aefiiut, uno ser Mnorang gum 8eidt-
itubl tuie beim gmpfang Der 81. &om-
m,1nion lit bas bette 8eugnis, DuB Die
burd sic 4~0ltiinbige Mnbadt gebotene
@%raoen3eit IN better unb fegenSrei6-
item @eiIe bon Sen Mttglieoern Der
81. Soiepbs @emeinoe ~ousgeniibt
.purbe.
2omn1enoen Montag miro IN Der
ct. Mariengemeinoe at ct. Mugulta,
Die bom bod)tp. Serrn Sacob Walaer
paItoriert miro, bas 13itInoige @ebet
aebaIter, mobet Ole bo6m. Serrert
&mann bon Souf &apios, Soff-
mann bon 8aite Harf un0 DonnaD
bon &ice giitiee Musbilfe leiften tper-
Sen.
X SIM Mu0itoriu1n Ser &atbeoral.
bodfdule miro beute, Donnerltag,
abenos elm gum 8elten Der @atbeoral-
gemeinoe bon Sen i,1ngen Dame11 bor-
bereiteter 8aaoar eroffnet mer0en, Der
6reitagabeno gum beiteren MbihlnB
fommen miro. Die belten 8orberet-
tungen fir bieies @emeinoeereignis
iino g~etroffen nnb Niemano, Der lth)
an oieiem 5tpeiabenbltden 8a5or be-
teiIigt nno babel gum Bobl Der &a-
tbebralgemein0e beitragt, miro cine
gnttaufdung gu befiirdten baber1.
\ &ommenoen Montagabenb miro
int Mu6itorium Ser Hfarri6nle 5u
Stem Muni9 ein breitagiger Ba5ar
nit elmer Mniprade 6es bodtp. P.
Cute, .. g. s.. g. g., bon ct. CLOUD
eroffnet tper6en. 9ie Mttglieoer bes
in iener @emeinbe beItebenoen Sung
frauenbereins baben iid oieies lobli-
den nnternebmens a11genommen nno
fie peroen es b%eriteben, 6asielbe IN
elmer Dem 3pede entipre6enoen Mrt
mno Beiie 6urd5ufibren. Sn Der ct.
Mlerius @emeinoe gu 8elt Union
tpir0 Ser Danfjagungstag 6ur6 ein
@emeinoefeit gefetert, 6eiien grtrog
s1tm SEE ten Der @entetn6e Bertpeno=
una fin6en miro. Die Grauen un6
Sesungfrouen tper6en in bent @rbge=
fdoB ser Stride elm giien ierbieren,
bem Ser Seier BEG Eages entipre6en-
Sc 8ergniigen folget tperoen.
X Die 81. Martin @emeinbe fei=
erte am letten Donneritag Elm oop=
peltes Set, Sirm11ng unb 8otrons<
feft. Mm Eage borber tpnrbe Der
bodap'ite Bii9of Srobec in &i6-
mono abgebolt nn6 nod mnroigem
gmpfang in feierlt6er 8ro5eliton
nod ser ct. Mortin's Stride gelet=
tet. Donnertagn1orgen 10 l1br 5etez
brierte ser bodm. p. Weinrao, ..
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RE un6 Mbalbert bon &tdmon6 afftz
1tterten un6 bodhp. r. MrgnIttn, @.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
n II I.
Son &ellntntb 1tnser.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

ian 1no lebt nit ibm Ser 5uperfidtli=
Iben &offnung, baB es ibm nod nei=
teren ffunffur105tpan5ig 5abren glidi=
|ben gbelebens beraonnt iein moge,
baS Set Der goloenen So6aeit feiern
I8u f011nen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
6aff6 aufgefaft.

Gin Ba11er aus benz bapertiden
Dberlano batte ben Bug Derfdltt1tt
u16 mubte IN Miinben ibernadten.
Ct aeriet IN Elm eritflaiiiges &otel'
uno reoete ben Germ 8ortier an
Ser fa1t111 birb6rte uno 5ugIei4 3iea1<
lid abpeiieroen Zones berlt1ter-
|ibnurrte:: sd babe nod Elm 8eH ~.
|finf3ebn Marf, ems gu 5tpa115lg.
Marf uro ems 3u ffiinfuro5tpa11dig.
Marfl1 Gem 8auer fttrdl1btet1 ii9 Die
&aare. ,geaa,1 fagte er perb1iifft,
11aa, net faafal1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18

81. 8osba. ~Doftor, mober
nebr1e1 Sie Die @raft Die Qeioer
10 pieler @rar1fer mitan5ufeben22
Doftor:: wMuh i'd leioe 6arll1tter,
g1t1ooiige S6rn1l nber ih ihfiebe Die
M1lgen..1
nssapobl, Die oer arallffen fiiiir I'M
u,er, ffniigtte eli gogbafter bif1su.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-11-18
1900 Man11 tuerben entlaFet,t.

MItoono, 3d., 16. Nob. 1900
|Mrbeiter Ser Henniplbania : @tien-
babntperftdtten IN Mltoona, muroen
be11te entlni5en.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
PROTESTS AGAINST CUTTING
FOREIGN TRADE ESTIMATES
United States Chamber OF Co,nmc-c.
Hhsests Action OF House lis a
BLOW mt American Nusine.s

WSSfiiNGTON, Feb. 22-Protest
nsn,mst the action OF tho House Ap
foreign trade estimates OF the De-
pdrtulent OF Commerce from I.65S nm
10 S19o.o00 was sent by the acting So.
cIctary OF the Chamber of (,numerr,
OF the United States TO-DAY 10 cya,,.
member OF the House Tie errcct RI
me passage OF the approximations biIi
as reported, Secretary Aiexander he
Said VIII be the elimination on Jmnn
gu or the commercial! attachc sy.tn,,
ana curtailrncnt or the services Of
inc bureau OF foreign ana domestic
commerce uoi'estic
NO more inopportune time for thu
curtailment of the services IF corr
ncrciil information could me founI ;,
INC Consressinen were told i'm tho int :
Ter winch was signed by. ID. A. Skin
ner. While other countries arc cx-
lending and charging their facilities
Tor securing foreign trade, the Letter
asserts that American business men
apparently are to be hindered in oh.
tanning their share OF international
commerce.
The bureau of foreign and domes-
tic commerce" the congressman were
told. mas served TO promote a broad
ana sound foreign trade with partI-
cipallon by manufacturers and mer-
chants OF moderate and small size. It
~ needless to add that the compara-
lively few large industrial organizes
ions OF the country are themselves
anle to maintain such systems of SER
vices of their own rs they. may re-
quirc abroad"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
NITTl WANTS U. S., ABOVE ALL,
AS THE FRIEND OF ITALY
Fnrors Speedy Settlement OF ,5r,,t,,.
question and Pence With Russia
and Jug0-SIuyx
IBy (TDIvnrynJ Cor,,,,

Byx universal Servicel
LONDON, Feb. 22-Premjcr S-i,,, 90
LAZY. who Is here in connection viii,
the, the work of the council of Premjers
to bci II 2own tonight that in addition
the Russian question on Stih,e rnaa : OF OK
r reh basis, in order to hasten tho
,W, willing to enter into direct n ego
sn 1tS VIII Jugo- Slavia as soon as a
be arranged euo"Noii can
u. desire above all" said sipnor
Nitti: "a settlement TINT vii, ins mro
init Inc l lm and cooperation Of the
whi Sgic0 Soi1l J want an adjustment
Italians and the Jugo- siavs. ''"'eh '''e
want to be a friend Of Jueo- SIayia
triiSshn a BIZ Who can go further" '
autb he ittaetiinier. It was learned from an
event Of acceptance Of the pact of Lon.
h;abitants Of Dalmatia the right tS of
pf ufnEs r. 10 10 determine their own
70 risk the creation OF O. Jugo-Siav
lrrldenta or sow tho seeds of new
war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
Keyboard Touches
Women Can Save Where Men Wou,t.
BY FRANK ii. BROOKS
Value and FnIIncy az s,.t.n,

In commercial life success depends upon sys-
ten. Anything that is practical must be work
ea out on the same line. The track mind
operates on a schedule. When it ycers it stops
IKE clock: Where there is a combination OF
the practical and the IDEAL the former NAV i,c
set ASIDE Tor the moment and taken up again
JUST as II Inc circuit had not been broken. Iut
Whcn the latter faculty calls 1T must receive
m,uention ON Inc spot To be utilized the ideal
must DC coddled just as capricious woman
must be fondlcd. The who can put off n
woman when She wants attention is n ..cnius
lie may tell her TO call again but il wonI sat.
!siE heF, anu II she does reappcar she is hcsi-
tant and suspicious. Slumber dreams are sell
IL must have the cosy corner. 1t must receive
instant attention. !s IL is treated with indif~
terence it takes wings. 1t may return some
tlne, Dut IL wears "A different sarb. 1t has q
nien Inc practical has a hour for every
thinE. You can hang il up just you hang up
It is ready Just as 1t was when you put il aside
day before. ~ w ''''
Provided you in the mood TO treasure an
ldcai lnouSht, you must cage IL Mt once You
are walking In an environment that entrances
w hateVer you think at that moment must be
preserved In some way, at once. Neglect It.
resume your ramblc return to the humdrun,
ana follow a routine, what you Thought on your
solitary VIII never come back. You may WOO Il
later, and recall! the outline of what cam. to
be diffeIent When the painter has II vision
he sketches it. even il 1t bc roughly. wherever
he may be. ~ song to a great composer
like phantom. lie cnfoids it 10 his soul and
bold; it. It IT., Is living thing before he ever
flight ~ ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-23
lncome-Tax Facts
Income Tax Facts No. g.

:. John Doe has owed me $500 for two years. I
haT Ged Svsn up, up hope Of payment Am allowed
come tax return for 1912" my az
nue. to questions such as these Is yes" If vo,,
have exhausted every reasonable means for COL
lection, and have charged off tho debt in 1919
To be allowed as deduction. a debt must BIO
worthlessncss is discovered. The return must
Wa sf ns in which
made thai the debtor has been discharged in
property or that the ordaSy Gethe eayng o
lection have been exhausted. AS stated by in
ing chat al d iee s worfS
less ana mnGolieeabe and that legal action to
result in the satsfaetion Of execution on
eient evidence of the VII o be d su
for the purposes of deduction"
as worthless is not income to the creditor. since
IT Is mere es., change in form Of capital. When
in some me- pseylons year is in later year
creditor for tho year in which recs hyetho TO
FREQUENT claim for deduction is made for
Before a debt can be deducted its character
as true debt must be proved Questions such
to assist needy friend or relative having su at
we s t be renrn or mo to that
soysT such saysnee? answ esaI is sc e
n% held to be bona DEBT as gift and is
a valid debt which il proved to be worthless
regnaton provide thai wortSess Debts srisns
from UNPAID f wages salaries rentals. and sImi-
asi hen nn nsd ine in such items
tho year in which tho deduction is sought or in
previous year. ~ - -
it to the DEBTOR a debt may not be Claimed as
in but must be be OF and
netsa tsanss 0esss an
can not be claimed az a dcduotion. because it is
able deduction 80 s'''' wh''h is not an allow