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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09

New Yorks Assembly vedtog sid
ste Uge at ekskludere de fem suspen-
derede socialistiske Medlemmer, der
var under Anklage for Illoyalitet.
Der blew stemt serskilt over hver en-
kelt Medlems Eksklusion, og der var
we'd allie Afstemninger overvaldende
Flertal imod Socialisterne, selv ON
der var ct sterkt Aindretal, der hev-
dede det ukloge det foretagne
Skridt; blandt de, der kempede imod
Ekskluderingen, var Oberstlpjtnant
Roosevelt Da Afstemningens Re-
sultat forelaa, brod Bifaldet frem i
Salen, selv TilhQrerne applauderede
livligt.
Modstanden mod de socialistiske
Medlemmer opstod straks efter, at
den lovgivende Forsamling aabnedes,
da Speaker Sweet paa Aabningsmq-
det uventet kaldte de fem Socialister
frem for sig og holdt en- Straffetale
til dem og beskyldte dem for for
skjellige Forseelser og erklerede, at
deres Nervarelse Forsamlingen var
i Strid med Statens og Nationens
bedste Interesser. De blew derefter
suspenderet, indtil deres Sag kunde
blive behandlet at en- Komite. AT de
fremsatte Anklager lagdes der s;erlig
Vagt paa, at de tilh3rte en- Organi-
sation, der udgjorde en- Sammen-
svargelse ON at styrte Regjeringen
med Magt og Void, og at de var be-
hersket af en- Eksekutivkomite. So
cialisterne havdede til Gjengjeld, at
Konstitutionen like satter Loyalitet
som en- Betingelse for Medlemskab i
Assembly,, og at Socialisterne udgjor
ct anerkjendt og legalt politisk Parti.
Ekskluderingen bliver baade for
svaret og>angrebet at ledende Mend
og Politikere; de fleste halder til den
Anskuelse,at det var ct uklogt Skridt,
som den lovgivende Forsamling fore
tog. Saaledes siger Charles Evan
Hughes, at Ekskluderingen er "et al
vorligt Stag for virkelig Amerikanis-
me og intet mindre end en- Ulykke. "
De Mennesker, som gj6r sin Patriot
isme til ct Intolerancens Redskab, er
meget farligere Venner for wore In
stitutioner, sagde han.
Der vii like blive afholdt nye Valg,
da Konstitutionen forbyder Udfyld-
ningsvalgs Udskrivelse efter |. April,
medmindre der bliver indkaldt til
ekstraordiner Samling.
Amerikas Handel med Danmark.
Handelsdepartementet oplyser, at
der i Februar udfqrtesVarer til Dan
mark til ct Belob at IS Millioner
Dollars, ndfGrslen fra Danmark be-
lob sig i samme Maaned til lidt over
ia Million Dollars.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
Miniatur-Skulttur.

New York Times skriver, at det
nyeste nye i Washington, D. c., &c
at lade sig modellere af Mrs. Levet-
Eau Osborne, Datter af Eksrninister
Lehnsgreve Raben-Levetzau til Aal
holm. Washingtons Fashionable Pu-
blikum flokkes ON Mrs. Osborne.
som i sit Atelier udstiller en- Del Sta
tuetter af velkjendte Stjerner i Socie-
ty. Der er like Tvivl ON, at Mi
niatur- -Skulpturen nu er det ez,esfr
|rette. Det er allerhpjeste~ Mode at
'lade sig modellere af Mrs. Osbornc.
- Therese H. "Nordi."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09

Til Tider saa det rent faretruende
nd. Menige Matroser, der havde
taget Magten, kjdrte sterkt beveb-
nede rundt Byen med store, rode
Faner,' tog Kontrollen over Penge-
institutionerne og censurerede Avi-
serne - alt efter god Revolutions
skik.
En- smuk Morgen var Ais erkle-
ret for selvstendig Republik med en-
Skraddersvend som President. Far
cen var kun kort, da besindige Ele-
menter indenfor Socialdemokratiet
fix after Overtaget, og Raadssyste-
met inordnes under de felles tyske
Former.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
HOOVER ON LUTHERA-
NERNE.

MIR. Herbert Hoover kalder Re-
konstruktionsarbejdet, som udfores al
Lutheranerne Amerika, zen meget
vigtig og varig Kontakt mellen
Amerika og den Del af Europa, SON
Ter stor NOD. Denne Udtalelst
fremkom ct Brev, som er modtaget
af Dr.. Lauritz Larsen, Sekretef fol-
National Lutheran Council, For
bindelse med den Indsamling a;
81 100000 til Verdenstjeneste, SON
for nerverende organiseres indenfo1
den lutherske Kirke i Amerika.
Hoovers Brev lyder saaledes:
"Det Program for Nqdhjelp o&
Reconstruction, som er udarbejdet a:
National Lutheran Council, udgj9l
efter NIT Skj6n en- meget vigtig o&
varig Kontakt mellem Amerika Of
den Del af Europa, som er stor NOD
Min Erfaring stadfaster tilfu1de De
res egen Tro ON, at Udf6relsen af e
humanit9rt Arbejde af denne Art vi
udrette mer end blot at afhjalpe ST.
tuationen, som den nu er Europa
Det vii ogsaa hjalpe wort eget Folk
til en- bedre Forstaaelse af sine men
neskelige Pligter.
"De Meddelelser, som er konme'
til mig fra Centraleuropa, samstem
mer i, at der er stor Nod. Det mes
presserende Krav er for Klader.
de sidste fem Aar er omtrent inger
nye Kleder blevet tilvirket derovre
og de ganle Oplag er for lenge slider
udtqmt. Der er kun Klude og Lap
per igjen til de fleste at Folkene.
visse StrGg, som det qstlige Pollen e.
BoligspGfgsmaalet ogsaa alvorligt, o9
med den stadige Tilstrqmning a
Flygtninger over Grensen fra Rus
land bliver, dette Sp6rgsmaal steds'
alvorligere.
"Rekonstruktionsproblemet kravel
ct videre Blk ind i Fremtiden. De-
bringer os til Ansigt med en- Mass.
SpGrgsmaal angaaende Gjenrejsnin
gen af Industrierne og Ophjelp a
Landbruget. Det maa befatte si{
med en- bogstavelig Indvielse af d.
store Strekninger Jord lagt ode a
Krigen.
Fra dette Synspunkt set gaar De
res Councils Program I'D paa at op
rette ct Hjelpsomhedens Forhold
som vii gjGre Amerika ERE. Det e.
magtpaaliggende, at ct saadant Pro
gram, naar det fprst,er bestemt, bli
yer gjennemf6rt.
''Jeg behqver like at sige, at D.
har mine personlige bedste Onsker
de Bestrsbelser, som De gjor for Al
skaffe de n1dvendige Midler til dettt
Arbejde."
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Sor1etisk Handelskon1miissiou.

So1ietisk Handelskommissiou.
Til Kjobenhavn ankom den 2dea
April en- russisk Handelskommiss1oE
med Handelsminister Leninkabinet-
tet NJ. Nogin og NJ. Rosovsky /
Spidsen og ledsaget af "a kommer-
cielle og tekniske Eksperter. Nogia
udtalte, at commissioner efter Ct
kort Ophold i Danmark Wide zeise
videre til England, og eventuelt til
de Forenede Slater. commissioners
pnsker at indlede Handelsforbindelse
med Forretningsmend og Fabrika1-
ter de allierede Lande.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
En- gun &jwlp.
Landbrugsministeriets Virksomhed.
Observation-Disclosures Betydning.

E. t. Meredith nylig har holdt, CAV
han forskjellige Eksempler paa den
Hjelp, som AmerikasLandmend har
faaet fra Ministeriets Forsqgsstatio-
ner og fra diets stadige Anstrengelser
for at skaffe wore Landmend nye
Indtegtskilder. Han fortalte blandt
andet fplgende:
l Arizona og New Mexico og an
Dire af de sydvestlige Slater var der i
Tusindvis af Acres, hvor intet syn
tes at kunne gro. Saa fandt en- af
vore omrejsende Botanikere i Egyp-
ten en- Bomuldsplante, der trivedes
Iudmarket under klimatiske Forhold
som dem i Arizona. Det er den nu
Isaa berGmte ''Egyptiske Bomuld" !,
men der er rigtignok ingen Egypter,
der Wide gjenkjende den, for we'd ON
Ihyggelig Avling og Udvelgelse at det
bedste Frq har vore Forsqgsstationer
frembragt en- langfibret Bomuld, der
er anerkj jendt som en- at de bedste, der
eksisterer, og som netop passer for
det tprre Klima i de sydvestlige Sta
ter. Resultatet af wore Avlsfors4g
med Bomuld er, at dette hidtil ubru-
gelige Land sidste Aar frembragte
for 20 A1illioner Dollars egyptisk
Bomuld. Og enhver Familie i Lam
det har havt Gavn af wore Bomulds-
forsGg, fordi Bomuldst3j spundet af
denne langfibrede Bomuld er langt
|sterkere og varigere end noget andet.
Det var omtrent det samme med
'Durum Hveden. Oppe de nord-
vestlige Slater var der Tusinder af
Acres, hvor Landet var for t9rt til,
at noget Korn Wide vokse der. Men
wore Botanikere fandt paa deres Rel
ser rundt ON Nerden en- Slags Hive
de, der Wide vokse selv paa meget tort
Land, og wore Forsqgsstationer eks-
perimenterede med act og gjorde det
endnu bedre. Resultatet er, at de
Forenede Slater nu hvert Aar produ-
cerer fra 2Oe As Millioner Bushels
Hvede paa Land, hvor ingen, anden
Slags Hvede kunde trives. Det ko-
|stede maaske de Forenede Slater en-
kvart Million Dollars i ForsGgsud-
glitter at frembringe Durum Hveden,
men til Gjengjeld tjener. Landet nu
Aar efter Aar 50 AIillioner Dollars
ON Aaret paa denne Hvede.
>Saa er der Kaffir-corn og Sorghum.
|Almindelig Majs CAV kun daarlige
Resultater de sydvestlige Slater,
saa wore rejsende Botanikere s6gte
|hele Verden over efter Kornarter, der
Wide tives det Klima. Sidste Aar
producerede Farmerne dernede 125
Millioner Bushels Kaffir-corn og an
DIRE Sorghum Arter - ct smukt Re-
sultat af de faa Tusinde Dollars, som
Forsqgene havde kostet.
For nogle Aar siden fandt vi, at
Frugtavlerne California like kunde
blive af med Affaldsfrugtep = allie
|de Appelsiner og Citroner, der var
for smaa eller plettede osv. Saa op-
rettede vi ct ForsQgslaboratorium for
at finde I'D af, hvad Affaldsfrugten
kunde> anvendes til. Resultatet af
|disse Forsog er, at der nu er 20 Fa-
|briker i California for Udnyttelsen
|af Affaldsfrugt, og at de sidste Aar
|fabrikerede halvanden Million Pund
Citronsyre og seks Millioner Pund
Marmelade og mango andre vardi-
|fulde Sager, saa at Frugtavlerne nu
{ DL-1:- L. II L..
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bage til deres A1oderland, tildels for
lat kjqbe billigt Land og dels for. at
drage Fordel at den nuvarende for
dem fordelagtige Pengekurs. Gjea-
nemsnitlig medbringer disse Emigran-
ter hver ca. $4,000. For at overveie
dette alvorlige Problem er der ind
ikaldt til ct Mode New York, hvoE
Representatives. for Industri, Land
brug, Finansverdenen og Arbejder~
organisationer vii udarbejde en- Plan
for en- udvalgt lndvandring, der vii
tjene Landets Interesser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
:Fredsresolution.

IF FredSreS0Lut1On.
l Kongressen forsoger man at faa
vedtaget en- Resolution, der erklerer
Fredstilstand mellem Amerika og
Tyskland. Medens Republikanerne
sandsynligvis uden Undtagelse vii
stemme for Resolutionen, er Demo-
kraternes Stilling tvivlsom, og det
ventes, at St3rstedelen af dem vii
stemme imod.
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r Statsgjeld.

Finansministeriet meddeler, at i
Marts Maaned reduceredes vor Ma
tions offentlige Gjeld med over 705
Millioner Dollars, saaledes at Natio-
nalgjelden den l. April belqb sig til
24,698 Millioner Dollars.
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Ekskejseren / Paasken.

Ekskejseren Paasken.
Ekskejser Wilhelm Amerongen.
Holland, havde i Paasken Besqg al
sin Datter, Hertuginden af Braun
|schweig, der var ledsaget af sia
Mand.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
Portugal ratificerer.

Portugal ratificerer.
Det portugisiske Parliament har fz-
!tificeret Fredstraktaten. Udenrigsuzs-
nisteriet sendte straks en- Kure til Pa
ris med Portugals Ratification.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
Ministeriets Falleserlxlaring.

Den 2. April udsendte Liebe Mini.
steriet fplgende Fellesudtalelse, hvori
der gjqres Rede for Kabinettets Still
ling:l
u Henhold til Beslutning i Stats.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
@r1t nanakr krtar pr hilapt.

Iiebe Mjnisteriet Fris Nnserun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-09
banner Neutrality-suspicious..

, D8m1ef FOftetuI1g gslnuHSteI1luH
xvi undertegnede Mend, der like
tidligere offentligt har taget Del i det
politiske Liv-og er af indbyrdes vidt
forskjellige politiske Anskuelser, mQ-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
West Coast, which might be enlightening
to that body"
american Airmen Accused
OF Firing UDOn MericuYls

Ell PASO Tex, March 4.-Two Mex
lean fiscal guards were fired upon
from an American airplane near here
last Sunday afternoon, according to a
statement made to-day by Juan Mar
shall, consul attached to the Mexican
Consulate General at Ell Paso. The
Mexicans were not hit, Senior Marshall
said.
Instructions have been transmitted
to Lieutenants L. NJ. Wolf and G. l..
Usher, American aviators, who have
been in Sonora, Mexico, since Febru-
ary 2, to return to the United States
Immediately, according to Colonel
Francis w. Glover, chief of staff to
Major General Robert L. Howe, COM
mander of the Ell Paso military dis
trict.
The officers have been ordered not
to wait for the release Of their air.
plane, which has been the cause of the
delay in their returning following
their release by the Sonora authorities
last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
NogaIes Business Men
Deny Fall Charges of
Showing hite Feather

NOGALES, Ariz., March 4-Resent-
ment over a statement attributed to
United States Senator Albert Fall, of
New Mexico, that business men Of
Nogales feared to testify before the
subcommittee on Mexican affairs, was
expressed in a formal declaration is
sued here to-day by Bracey Curtis, pres
ident Of the Chamber of Commerce, and
J. c. Barnes. president of the Young
Mems Business Association. The joint
statement says:
"rhe business men of Nogales en-
phatically resent reflection cast upon
them by Senator Fall. In no matter
pertaining to America has Nogales ever
shown the white feather. The business
men Of Nogales are not afraid to tcs-
tify before the Fall committee, and de-
spite the opportunity to present certain
facts about Mexico, particularly the
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
More Census Figures Issued
Beaumont, Tex, Shows Increase
of 7l.3 Per Cent

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The third
announcement Of population statistics
of the fourteenth census, issued to-day.
includes:
Peoria, ILL.,, 1921, an increase of
9,171, or 1877 per cent over 1910.
Bloomington, Ill.,, 28,63S, increase
2,s70, or Ill per cent :.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1886, Increase
-, 1856, or 1873 per cent.
Beaumont, Tex, 35,351, increase
14,711, or 7l.3 per cent
bellevue, KY, 1879, increase eo6, or
1914 per cent
Beaumont showed. the largest growth
during the decade from 1900 to 1910,
and also for the previous ten years
from 1890 to 1900, the percentages of
increase being 1888 and 1877 respec-
lively. Cedar Rapids increase in the
thirteenth census was 279 per cent
and in the twelfth census 424 per cent.
Bloomingtons increase in those two
censuses was 10.7 and 1877, and
Peoria's 1913 and 367.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Federal Income Tax Questions
Answered for The Tribune by Morris f. Frey, assistant
Treasurer Guaranty Trust Company

Q.--A. B. c.: Ths Fsdsrd, aud state tancs
pendtmg s1tM from Janudty l. 1919, to Jam
sasS X. J. td|s.;; dSso; Do tAsy .,.. Hoti .,....
labls 70 sts Federal lay. y. ~ Il ireoms
lndsstrfals-United States Steel preferred.
Railscav Steel Spring preferred, American
Car & Foundry preferred. Amcricam Tcle-
phone y Telegraph preferred. Borden's Con-
Is the imco'nc from ths follo.uing ~ailroad
table to state tdn?
:. Ralrodd stock-Atchison, Topeka & Santa
re preferred; Uniom Pacific preferred, Bait
nore d Ohio preferred. Pennsylvania pre-
ferred.
:, Income from. mortgages is tarablc in both
Federd! aud state ta1, Is it mot7
lncon.e from notes y taaable ia both Fed
crgl and stats tdT. is 1t M0t3
)! an, the recipient OF small income as q
9ut iron, trust fund in Western stats;
principal neither no,c belongs to mo nor 4Uul
u ecer oe mine. The income is a gift pure
an ana 81 SIMPLE and dependent, al,oaus on the tuiH
q the dcpos'tor. Is. such income liable to
Federd! tar! Is such income liable to stcts
tar! ! am particularly annious to haze tn
formation as to schether income from, trust
Also II the trust fund itself is liable tana-
t'on. IT so. aoho pays it. trust COMPANY de-
pos.tor or investor, or tho party designated
10 draw Interest or incon,e from the fund?
A-Unless taxpayer reports on the
basis of q fiscal year other than the calendar
the Federal and state returns due en- March
10, 1920. are based only on income received
or accrued during the calendar year. 1919.
The stock OF domestic. industrial and rail-
road corporations are exempt from normal
tax. being subjsct to surtax only. The sur
TAX is assessed only against incomes in eX.
cess of $4,000.
Interest on notes and mortgages is taxable
under the New York State law and is also
subject under the Federal law to both nor
NAL tax and surtax.
The income which beneficiary receives
from a trust fund Is taxable under both the
Federal and state law on the same basis as
income received from other sources The
principal of the trust fund is not subject to
either state or Federal income tax.
Q.-R. r. c.: Since four gears ago hare
been tho heed Of our family. due to my
fathers total disabIity from an accident;
ne last gear my father has been able to as
stst in my work and earned about $1,000.
Which, together Nth my earnings of $4,000,
acds used to MAINTAIN, our family, being mn
father, mother and self.
Can clai,m ~ eesemptiom as in my last years
return of $4,000, and must my father fls
RETURN or is he exempt for $4,000 also?
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Outlaws Who Killed
Morrill, Reported Slain
Mexican Federal Troops Said to
Have Captured Gonzales and
Members of His Gang

MEXICO CITY, March 4.-Semi- off,
cial statements issued here say that
Mexican Federal troops sent in pursuit
of Manuel Gonzales and his bandit fol-
lowers, who attacked and killed Angus
tus Morrill,, former United States Con-
sui at Manzanillo, February 26, over
took some of the outlaws near a ranch
owned by Morrill, near Las Palmas. In
the fighting which ensued the govern
ment troops killed Gonzales and sew
eral of his band and wounded others,
the statement said.
From The Tr:5u,tes Washington, Bureau
WASHINGTON, March Am in
vestigation Of the murder of Augustus
Morrill, by Mexican authorities, the
State Department was advised to-day,
disclosed that Morrill's horse was shot
from under him. Morrill, jumped and
ran, but was brought down before he
had gone twenty feet with a bullet in
the right breast. While lying helpless
Morrill, was shot again.
The departments information indi-
Gates that the original plan was to kid
nap Morrill,. "Cacheton," in the dis
patches, was said to have exceeded his
orders in killing Morrill,, and he sub
sequently was hanged within twenty
five yards Of the scene of the murder
as punishment.
To his shirt was pinned this note:
Manuel Ramires, soldier, died for the
assassination he committed. Executed
by order of Ciprano Carona." Carona
is the leader of the bandits in Colima
State.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

A.--You are. only entitled to personal
exempaon e OF $1,000. Your father is entitled
scduently IL not subject to tax and need not
flo return.
CT. A. r.: Am married. have a child.
from the United States Army; consequently
am tdn erempt on that score, as my salarv
as such did not crceed $500 par amnur,.
aa q c.v,,an haye been q receipt Of $4,000
sse S''s a:s s sssr ass.t;e% ss tsss
is should tan on the above be paid. and II
not, should return be made?
A.--Under the Federal income tax law.
for services ms an officer in the United States
Army IL exempt from tax. Innsmuch rs
your other income did not amount to $4,000,
you will not be required to file nn income tax
wife on December 81, 1912
Q.--F. b.: What is the Federal income tao
on a corporation whose net income for 1919
ie $3.50, capital stock $4,000 paid in, also
the same a1'tount for the Ne,U York State
TdT Department.?
A.-Since the net income of the corpora
ton I is less than $4,000 it is not subject to
which you refer is business corporation
1t will be required to pay a state franchise
tax at the rate of 4 " per cent on its entire
net income.
Oil. j. H.: ] am a married man ,rith
enc chidi, and earned sl,990 during 1919
,ny oitc earned $413 from September / to
December 81, 1919. teaching school in Ne,D
Jersoy DO 1 have to pan It tan, and if so,
hor mnch: Are my wijcs earnings not e.
enpt from Federal tan being teacher in
the public schools Of Neao Jersey?
=, Salaries of public school teachers paid
by state or political subdivision thereof arc
exempt, from Federal income tax. AS a
married man living with his wife you are
not required to file a return or pax tax
since your net income is less than So. 900.
& 81; o1s D. ": WI you const,ue ssctions
income, aud the', advise me whether ,,,ey
chant. 7c4o sells $1,000 sporth Of goods in a
year for cash on svhich he makes a NET 4rodt
Of $500 ,nass sdo dle income return. Ths net ne,
income for the year. He is a married man.
A0In9 r'th and supporting a svifc.
IN nrriving at net profit of $1,000 men
toned above only actaal business erpenscs
T. srero r"o deducted from his gross receipts OF
. Ac-Since your net income is less than
s2.oo0 you are not subject to tax and need
not file n return. ="
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

IS now giving Julius CT5ar," Sir
James Barrie's "Peter Pam" which. .-he
will hereafter produce annually at
Christmas. Henry Ainley is to play
the role of Captain Hook.
Beyond the Horizon" will supersedc
"He und She" at the Little Theater
Monday night
Mile. Spinelly, who arrives Sunday on
the Baltic, win make her American
debut in "'Thp ziegfeld Girls of 1920"
the new ziegfeld Nine O'clock Revue
which opens on the roof of the New
Amsterdam Thcater Monday evening,
Chrystal Hernc, of "Tho Acquittal,"
has been appointed -chiarman of a
section of the professional and bust
ness womcn's committee of the r. w.
G. A. drive for funds, which begins
March 22.' Ethel Barrymore has been
made honorary chairman. Z
Oliver Morosco will leave for Lon
don the latter part of May to produce
three plays, "Civilian Clothes" "Ma-
mas Affair" and $50 Long Lefty. Fol-
lowing these he plans to put on s"Lom-
bardi. Ltd" and others.
Lenore Masso, recently of the zieg
field Follies, has signed a. five year con-
tract with A. II. Woods and will soon
appear under his management in "a
Question of Time" new play by Emily
Ann Wellman.
All the scenic equipment for "Apple
Blossoms" at the Globe Theater was re-
moved after the performance Wednes-
day evening, and at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning the first scenic, electrical
and costume rehearsal of "The New
Dictator" Charles Dillingham's musi-
cal comedy production of Richard
Harding Daviss play, took place. The
audience was composed entirely of the
ductions now here, "Happy Days" "The
Night Boat" and Apple Blossoms" :"
"The New Dictator" will have it's pre-
miere Monday evening at the National
Theater, Washington.
From over 200 applicants the first
two members Of the sextet for 'Floro-
dora,' which the Messrs. Shubert are
reyiving, have finally been selected.
The first girl is Beatrice Swanson,
aged eighteen, It blonde, from Worccs-
ter, Mass, and the second is Narcclla
Swanson, aged nineteen, a sister of
Beatrice, also a blonde.
Having originally been booked at
MAKING Elliott's Theater for four weeks
only, John Drew, in "Thc CatBjrd y
will terminate his engagement there on
Saturday evening, March l3, and on
the following Tuesday evening, March
49, the creators Of the. "GreenMich Vii
lagc Folies," John Murray Anderson.
Inc, will present their second revue,
"What's in a Name" The production
is being staged by Mr. Anderson, who
also wrote the book and lyrics, in col
lahoraticn with Anna Wynnc O'Ryan
and Jack Yellon. The music is bv Mil
ton Ager. The out-of-town opening oc
ours at the Shubert Theater in Now
Haven on March 8.
Mr.. Drew and his company will becin
tour of the Brooklyn and other
nearby theatcrs on March is, with sn
engagement in Boston to follow. pro
vlded meantime another New York the
alter cannot be obtained for him.
Arrangements have been COMPLETED
with Charles B. Cochran whereby Lau
rette Taylor will appear at the Garrjck
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

Theater, London. on April rs in j..
Hartley Manners's play, Zone Night in
Rome" in which she concluded q
Broadway engagement last week. Miss
Taylor's final appearances in this coun-
try for some time to come will be at
tfe Montauk Thcater, Brooklyn, next
week. the Standard Theater in Man
haitian tho week Of March 15 and the
Broad Street Theater in Newark the
week of March 22. She sails for Eng
land the first week in April.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

A.You are only entitled to a personal
exemption Of $1,000. Your father is entitled
to personal exemption of $4,000, and con-
scduently IL not subject to tax and need not
flo u return.