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up. sou a tell by tie bud at tho
center. Nuw place the bulb in the
bottom Of the hole and cover u with
soil Set the bulba about six inches
apart After the plants come up they
require very little attention. except 20
Keen the soil surface stirred 70 pre-
vent The growth % weeds apd 10 save
the moisture IN the soil. Unless tho
season ~ ycty dry Il u seldom neceH-
sary To water the bed. but " this Ia
done give u q good soaking rather
than "a moro wctung OF the surface.
There are TWO great groups Of bulbs
al regards their structure. Some are
scaly and others are solid, The onion
and the hyacinth are examples OF
scgly bulbs. rie crocus and the
Fihdi0lna are examples 81 solid hubs.
or corms. as inc b0tanisW call them.
Now counE arc commonly formed on
top Of tho Old y as you will easily
see WHOM you dlJ ~ your gladiolps
roots IN October. You Will also fad
on some bulbs a lot Of little bullets
or cormelr around the outside. Save
both The bulbs and bulhlets, Keeping
them In q frost proof cellar over vim
tor 10 piunt another sprinK.
u yon Out a giadloiuf stalk whom
tho firat nowma arc opening hnd
.piaee N IN jar q water he BUDS
vii open just as N had been left
on the Plant. on tiih account these
flowers are especially dcAraple TOR
houAo decorations a. they VIII con-
tinuo 10 ahnw Doubtful hloafoma Tor
weeks aftel tiey are v
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Thar che-ihP

Down in Kentucky they grow
old. as witnesseth the lSi.year
record Of Uncle John Shell Here
is a story that reflects faithfully
the state Of mind these patriarchs
must have:
Uncle William and Aunt Sa-
mantha = returning from the flu
neral of their youngest son.
aged 81.
The venerable couple are walk.
ing along briskly. though their
eyes r dim with tears.
"Samanthy, quayers Uncle
William. something always told
me we ID never raise that child.
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LEGM NOTICES


NQIIuE,
LaN Nil and Trathmanf 81 Lille A. Kocncra
pptfatHd. - n. 4. Hickey, gaetntof Mrs
Lrcd. iff Margaret Ire hrt 1homas X.
Asddiseni Leqla. utiiS .Hladyti Marf,
porQihy and Elizabeth Naddirun, mia.
qra, ". III MfNinluH. Charlotte Bills, Ms.
Qiotet Nayo. Nrs Eiapeth Mc0ftrof, Anne
"a sthfAni, Lqeai Chsptcf n. W. III. A. q
Albugqfaue. n. NJ Nrt, Emma Keeper.
slg South Sesdeve. street, Alhsmhfs.
Ness evfnne, lqs Angeles. Calf. Mrn. III.
n .yasaon, Or y D. 10. ~ Hsn Gabriel.
Sait aud TO all who Il may eoneern.
. yep. az hereby notified tia, The ALLEGED
Last VIII and .Teltamsnt " lille A. Keep.
m eecea.cdi late Of lhe County Of Btfna.
llle and .tote u sNee hlXieo. uas produced
and read In the Probate Court of the Conn.
~ 81 hernaiulo. state n New Mekic9. On
~ foth day y March. lo2e, and ne az u
ne Mesine u sad alleged Last WIN ahd
lr4t4ineut was thftourCn flaed fqr saturday.
The 2tth dqy Of April. A. u. 1870. u 10
leeh Ia The forenoon Of said aeT 7
Given under my hand sad ne agAl Of this
eourt thia 2oih day.ol . March. a ID 1870.
tseaD NEsrok noNToyA
March 20. April a.e.io.
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NorIoE oF ADMINIsFEAFRIx

State o. New McKico.
County Of Herualillo.
IN the FrObate C0urt-st.
In tie Matter 4 the Estate Of Phillip o..
Wall. Deceased,
Notice Is hereby given thsi ADELAIDE D
Wall, AdministratHx u the Estate Of Phil.
lip 7. wall deceived. has Sled 10 the Pro.
bete Court Of BeTnalillo County. New NeR.
leo. her hnal reeount and report A. such
Administrairt and the Court hss set Satur'
day. May 18th, 1920, a. 10 O'Clock Of the
Ss"rlSs Of osies,iess n any M. be. No
the apprntsl Of asid husl report snd for
ne disthargs Of said Administrator and her
bond.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said P-o.
bate Court this 10Th day Of April 1870.
(seAil AESTOR MOSrOlA
Prohats Clerk.
Anrl isaa-so hsy I. 1910.
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State Of Missouri
County Of huchanan-as.
Be It Remembered. that on this FIN day
of April A ID. 1920, before the undetsian.
ed, . notary Public within and for the
personally came James =. bennison who d,
psrsuuatiy known 10 me TO be- the same per
son whose namr subscribed TO the foregoing
insiument u writing, a. party thereto. anu
Acknowledge the sane TO be his voluntary
therein mentioned.
In Testimony Whereof. ! have hercunio
set my hand aud amArd my ohrial seal 81
my once IN finh tho day and year hrst
Ny term o. oMee a. Notary Public will
Seal ISAAC y CARSON
Notary Public.
ENDORSED
No t21 9f.rs Cos g EFssc,Ssn SSi I3t,6T' T.
THE SECURITY MORTGAGE AND IN
NEhTMfAr COMPANY.
Filed in once " State Corporation Com
mission Of New Mexico ,APril 2 1890 80
Compared $50 20 aK
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
THE SECURITY MdRrGAGg AND IL.
yEsrMENr goNfANY.
state Of Sew Mesico.
County u Beruahlio-sH
This Instrument Nas hlcd for record on
ihe 10Th day q, Aprm 1870 q 1910 o,cloek
tssaD NEsToR MoNroYA.
BY OLIVIA EvERIrT Deputy Sldst
Aprd td.ii,
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Last Wil sad Testamsnf o. Norman d. Ne.
Iced, Deceased, 20 Alex A. Mcleod. Cordo.
y. Alaska X. 4. Mcleod fsthsr. Van.
kirek Hill oniarie, Can Roderisk X. Nc
icod, hullsu, Idaho. and 70 al who Il may
sonceTn. Greeting
You are hereby notified that the ALLEGED
last VIII and testament o. Norman ID NC.
Leod. deceased, late u the County q Dsrna.
lilo and State Of NV Mrxioo. wa produced
and Rad IN the Probaie Court " the County
Of hernalilio. State Of New Mexico, on the
goth day Of March. 1890. and the day II the
Of said alleged Last viii aud Tesia.
ment Nas thersunoh fixed Tor Saturday. the
2fth day Of April. A. ID, 1890. At 10 o'clock
In the forenoon Of saiu day.
Given under my hand and the seal Of this
court. this rc'h day Of March, A n, 1920.
tbeall NESTOR MONTOYAs
County Clerk.
March 20. April 2.a.l6.
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NOTICE.

Last WIN and Testament o. Richard y
Reeves, Deceased.
20 Eleanor Reeves wife. No III North Wal
nut St, Albuquerque n NJ, and 20 al who
II nay concern. Grrftinr
You are hereby nptited that the alleged
last VIII and Tcstsmcat 81 Richard ID
heeyes. deceased, lute Of the County Of Der.
nalilio and state o. Agr MeNicn. Vas pro
ducsd and rad IN the Probate Court " the
County 81 Bernalillo. stats 81 kev Menico,
on the 10th day Of April, 1890, end the day
Of the proving u tald alleged Last VIII and
Testament wa thereupon hngd Tor Saturday,
the 18th day Of MAJ, A. D 1890, at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon 81 said day
Given under my hand and The seal " this
Court. this 10Th day Of April. 4 d 1880.
Aprn is.as.5o. Msy 7. 1910,
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NOTICE.

LaN wiz ahd Testament Of William Helms,
Deceased, 20 II. .. Baabr6ek. brother 81
Hattie Helms. Albuquerque. Hattie HeIni
and Nlilard Helms. a minor child. Aibu.
qasrqes, n, ~, and to al who u may evn.
You are hereby Notified that ths alleged
LaN VIII and Testament Of william Helms.
dscealed late Of the County 81 nernaliilo
and State u New Mexieo, Was produced
and rssd n the Probate Court of the Comfy
Of beInailllo. state Of New Mexiea. on TIE
2Oth day u March, 1870. and the day 81
the proving o. kaid alleged Lat VIII and
rssienaeut WAS thereupon fixed Tor Saturday,
the gath day Of April. A. u 1890, 81 ij
o'clgck In fae forenoon OF said DAY.
Owen under my hand and the seal u this
eourt this Goth day " March. A. n. 1870.
lseall NESTOR MONTOYA.
March 20. April s.e.f5.
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Last VIII and Testament Of Mrs. A.. Y.
eut Trust conpaay 81 Alhuquefque. n.
NJ Oilt.e hardlhE. fo.e orifEa, Cora "a.
teRs. AlhuqueTane, Nm, and 70 IN Who
lhla nay contefn. OreflnRi
Yea ere hereby nothed thal hs Alledli
Last Nlu ant 1estsment v Mr. ~. n
Greene. Deceased. lale ~ ihe. ceuaiy %
prodntcd and yFnd In the rrehsie Court Of
The County " hgTnalilic, Hfeta 81 NeN utt.
leo. on ne aoth day o. hafch. 1890 end no
and ftstemenf Naa thrrenpun fined Tor Hal.
ard1f, ne ttth day of Apfii. A. u. 1890.
~ ~ Q elosk N he fufeneen 81 seid dan
eouft. this e0th daf ~ March a. ~ iaae
thesO NEeTOR MONTOfA.
March 20. April s.e.is.
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OUCH
-. lSLIFE

Slang gets our nanny.
,Ssae OF our SWEETEST speakers
arc using slang.
The ~highhrows sny that n be-
caBse they are too lazy 70 find
3he right word and ut Il in the
proper chsnk In the chatter.
That mRy be-. but the reason
siunF coruls our angora ar
above noted Ia quite different.
W. maintain slang takes toe
muca brains.
h keeps the old think tank
awake nights trying 10 dope out
"A rev limo o. lingo 20 beat the
other guy Ia the morning.
Let's either can the slang Or
teach A in the schools.
Nest or Us guys are self made
siangsters now,
Let TIE young hopefuis get hep
TO slang w.icn they r young and
they won't have such a tough job
tossing the bunk when they cease
80 be kids.
tPansel
But have you notsced.how much
more formal tho youth Of the
hnd has bccomeg
Wicn We were young none OF
our friends knew US by first
name.
There was Fatty and
skinny"
There was co,iontop" and
''Stumpy.'
There was Bill, Bob. Jack. Tom.
There was Red" and scrimp'
and shorty"
but now all boys answer to
their regular first names.
We have. Thomas. Edward.
John, Henry.
We Imagine they've taken a lot
Of fun out OF life for The kids.
Caause)
Either the women OF America
are more beautiful now than they
we're i've years ago or not as
beautiful
In support OF the first conten-
ton let us reveal the fact that
twice as much money Is being
spent for rouge, lip-stick, false
hair. beauty doctors, face powder
and beauty spots. than were spent
In 1915,
THIS is CLEANED from a study OF
Import and manufacturing statis-
tics.
II that doesn'e prove they're
more beautiful now than In 1918
It's an awful waste OF coin. argues
squire Abner Harpington.
But
a mean old bachelor insists-
They are rot a. beautiful and
that's why they have 70 spend 70
much more money on beautifiers.
ono emD
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s,sis Of New AeIiyo
State Cooperation Communication Of Nrw Metico
csRfifiCATE OF COMPARtsoN
United states Of America,
StFte Of New Mexico.
n Is Hereby Certified. that The snnexed is
. fall, true and complete Transcript Of The
cbRTiF1cArE OF INCORPORATION
THE SECURITY MORTGAGE AND INVEST.
hEAT COMPANY
No 10000. with the Inducements there
10 omee Of ne state Cooperation Commits.
III Testimony Whereof. The State Corpora.
ton Commission o. ne sis,s O., fsW Me-,
mission. 10 be ahrsd a. the City Of santa W
% nj 9th day Of April A D. ls2o
Atisst A T.. MORRISON. Clsrs.
ARTICLES Or NcoRpORArioN
TIN SECURITY MORTGAGE ASD iSvEsT.
MENT COMPANY
We, The undersigned. iu order 10 form q
rorporatiou for the purposes hereinafter stat
iha Lava Of The state q New Mpaico. Unite
States Of America do hereby certify a. sol
loWt
The Cooperate name ~ rHE SECURITY
MORTGAGE \ INVESTMENT CON
.PAAf
Cooperation in the state d New AsSleo.
shall be a. Aibuqurrqus. New MsSica and
The name Of the agent in charge throHgh aud
upon whom process against the Cooperation
may be served Is u d. Alderman. Rooms a.
~, First National Bank Building Aibuquer.
ARTICLE III.
Ths objects for Witch the Corporation is
i 10 enter into. make, perform. aud
carry out contracts of every sort shd kind
with any person. Arm, association. corpora.
polite. and in carrying on ~ own bust
ness. or for the purpose OF attaining or fur.
fhcring Az Of its objects 10 DO any and all
ihinEs which a co-partnrrship or natural per
son could do or exercise. and which nov or
hereaft,r may be authorized by Law and IN
Mexico, and ang other state terntry, district
2 10 %iequirr. ovn sell ard Otherwise
dispose q. and deal in. stocks, bondN mort
FaEea securities, notes and commercial pa.
per Of individuals, hums associations. and
negotiable Instruments and securities. and "a
secure the same by mqrtgase. pledge, deed
of trust Or otherwise To hcquire. own i'm.
prove, sell, transfer pledge. nortEhge. lease
pr otherwise dispose o. cnncessions grsnts
franchises, rights, real estate, aud other
maintain. and alter buildings thereon SO
promote. assist and snhsidire companies.
Hyndicatos. and partnerships To lend or
borrow money on real o. personal property
To ave any Eusraptee ~ evidence 81 ~.
debiednfsk for the payment d moneY. OF thf
Performance Of aty obligstion. undertaking
= To ssamine into the merits n indus.
trisi iafniips ,ieeA faii.ns fsilfosd mic.
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BUT WE DON'T Mid
THE TEST OyRR HERE.

LONDoN-Here's a tip FOR police
Judges IN doubt. Tests made at OK
ford university to determine the state
Of a mans i~ntOAlcauon Includes his
ability 10 draw q circle enclosing .
sG0are and to draw diagonal lines
iron corner 10 corner Of the square.
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Tulsa Bank Fails;
Creditors Protected

TULSA. okla, Apr1 t6.-The
American National bank OF mis- city
500, 900, closed It's doors Yesterday.
Ia entire assets aud liabilities have
been taken over BY the Ekenange Ma
tional bank. The Exchange Nationsi.
with all but two OF the local banks
has agreed 10 sustain any loss which
there may be and 10 pay dnposltors
100 cents on the dollar. II was slid
unonieially that iaxity In making
loans caused the banks financial
condition.
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Beautiful GIadioluS for
Children'S Gardens
Spikes of Flowers Are Beautiful Either in the Garden or
he Home-Pianting Of Bulbs Is Simple Process
ANY Good Garden Soil Is Satisfactory

Written for the United States School Garden Army
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MTanfnn

"DoHr'sH-PoR wIsHIro
Don't wish you eonid seil youT house
Sel ~
Don { wish you could end . ,ob-Find IL.
Donl Nish yon could rent your part
b.
BY usins TIE Hersids Classiasa Columps.
Phone Itj. Phons l4i.
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TnE skcvRlTy NoRToAoE ~ ISvNsT.
Attest A H. MORRISON, Cisrk.
ARTICLES % INCORPORATION
TIN SECURITY MORTGAGE AND INyEsT
MEM COMPANY

We, The undenigned, iu order 10 form q
corporation for the purposes hereinafter stat
ed. under and pursuani 10 the provisions ~
iha Laws Of the state Of Aev MeAico. tnitri
states Of America do hereby certify a. iul
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hhts Of New heHiyo
state Corporation Commission Of New MEXICO
cERfIfiCATE OF COMPARtSON
United States Of America,
sirte Of New MeKico-FN.
~ l. Hereby Certified. that he anncNed %
. fall, true aud complete Transcript Of The
CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION
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The Cooperate name y rHE SECURITY
MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT CON
FANf.
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State Of New Mexico,
County " Bernallilo.
On this sih DAY o. April. 1928. before ne
appeared ID. ID Aldcrtuan. iu his
individual capacity, and as attorney Ia fact
for J, >, benhison and N. u. Alderman. ~
me knoNn TO be The persona dvsrribed In. anu
sho executed the foregoing Instrument aud
Acknowledges the execution q the same a.
hi free act and deed.
In witness whereof I have hereun'o set
my hand and Ehxed ny ohicinl seal The day
sud year above written
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The loration Of tho principal nmee Of he
Corporation in the State u New Asxico,
shall be a. Albuquerque. New Msklca and
the meme Of the agent in charge through aud
upun whom process against the Corporation
may be served is D. ID Alderman, Rooms "
n first National Bank building Alhuqucr
cue. New Mexico,
Evening journal., 1920-01-05
INCOME TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW

Were You one Of the thousands Of
! persons who last year, with unqucs-
toned honesty Of purpose filed an in
correct income tax relurn2 Are you. or
| have you been a claimant for refund
OF taxes overpald? Have you been called
upon by the Bureau of Internal Rev
enue for payment Of amounts owed the
q Government through inadvertence or
omissions In making out your income
take form2 To sum IL up, have you
experienced trouble Of any Kind in III
ing your income tax return for 1918?
II so, this is written for your beneft
and for the benefit Of more than 3.000-
600 taxpayers who. on or before March
Is, will ille income tax returns for the
year 1919. II Is certain a percentage OF
these returns will be Incorrect. Il is
equally certain that the percentage OF
errors may be largely reduced II tax
payers will acquaint themselves with
the income tax provisions Of the act Of
February "a, 1911, known as the rev.
enue act OF 1918, which provides for
the collection Of taxes for the year 1919
and subsequent years.
Bureau Aids Taxpayers.
As an aid 10 taxpayers there has been
prepared with the Official approval of
the Bureau OF Internal Revenue. a Sc
ries OF short articles, Of which this Is
the FIRST, telling how 20 make out an
income tax return for 1919, Nlcn and
where 20 file IT, and what 90 do in case
you meet with unusual difficulties. By
making note OF the information con-
tanned therein, it is believed that most
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ELKT0N prReoN,Ls.

spec al TO The Evening Journal.
ELKTON, Md. Jan 5-Mr. and MS.
James H. Iawcs. OF Philadelphla. spent
part Of last week with Mrs. lIawes'
parents Mr.. and Ms. Samuel II. King
II. Gilmore Walter has returned to
Colgate University, after spending the
HOLIDAYS with his parents: at "Silvcr
Naples. S."-Mrs. Jacob r. b ddle is Wis
iting Baltimore relatiyes.-Miss Hilda
McCool is spending some time with
relatives in Chester-Aliss Mary Otis
Terrell has returned to Washington
d. C., after spending the holidays with
her sister. Mss Esther Terrell Mrs..
William b. G. wiley has been entertain
ing Miss Robinson, Of Washington d. c..
Miss Moll.e l.. Clark, Of Philadelphia,
spent last week at her summer home,
Cedar Vale near Eikton.-Miss Min
ME Han, Of Baltimore formerly Of
Elkton, is the guest of Mss Lille v.
Alexander Misses Helen, Ida and Alice
smith, Of Baltimore, have been visiting
their sister, Mrs. r. NJ xwell Field
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VIOLET.

NAAtisti.
The origin Of the fragrant and poetic
name Of Violet is shroud d in mystery
The name Vloante appeared In the
south Of France and north of Spain and
italy early IN history, but there was no
clue to its origin and apparently, like
Topsy it Just crew. Elymologlsts
with a fanclful turn Of mind have iden-
titled 70 with the love y golden violet
which was the prize Of troubadours OF
old in the courts Of love; other au-
thorties believe that 10 may have been
a form Of some old Latin name. such
as Nalentius The Latin name for the
little purple flower that lifts It's mod
est head In spring is Viola"
Violante was popular as a feminine
name in Spain, but France changed her
to Y0lande or Yolette An old Enllsh
form was JOeita. Scotland. however,
reached out and appropriated the name,
changing 10 10 Violet. 10 Is thought that
this latest version came through con-
nectlon " the Archers Of the Royal
Guard, or perhaps through Queen
Msry's friend, Violet Forbes Certainly
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MYSTERY MAKES
IT IMPOSSIBLE
Imitation Is Set al Defiance by Tanlac,
Famous New Medicine.

"Tanlac" There is magic in rs
name. which is today q household word
In this community, VIII re its fame is as
widespread as the bright, smiling sun
shine
"Tanlac Is the result OF scientific re-
search" said the Tanlac Man. ITS in
gradients are gathered from the remot-
est parts Of the earth and compound d
by skilled chemists even as mysterious
ly as famous mineral waters are formed.
The science Of man. competitive chem-
ist skill and acquired medical lore are
set at defiance In so far as imitation Is
concerned.
"Tanlac, has and Is now proving in
valuable in cases Of stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, as we'll as catarrh As
a general tonic and stOmachic for half
sick, rundown, listless men and women
10 builds up the system, creates a
healthy appetite, promotes digestion,
vitalizes the blood, and brings back
color to the checks and The sparkle OF
health to the eyes" The nuine J. l..
Gore Co. Tanlac is now sold here by n.
B. Danforth and all leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-01-05
CUT FIVE-INCH
ICFAT TOWNSEND
Trappers Get Raccoons and
Minks in Addition to
MuSkratS
WILL SET OUT
MORE FRUIT TREES
ala b The EvenIng Ionrnal.

Special TO The Evening Journal.
+ TOWNSEND. Jan. 5.-Local iccmen ar
taking advantage Of the present cold
snap by nHins their ice houses with the
product which is over i've inches thick
and OF excel nj quality One dealer says
that he viii need COO tons from the
ponds OF this section 20 supply the
needs OF his summer customers.
Finding that pears and apples are a
b tier crop financially than tomatoes
which was formerly one OF the most
profitable crops on the fOrm. Many
farmers are going 20 set out large
orchards next spring and devote more
time 20 the fruit culture on account Of
the great possibilities.
The trapping season is now at It's
height and trappers say SO far This has
been the best srnson in the history o.
this business. Several OF the local trap
pers have caught several raccoons and
minks in addition 90 hundreds OF musk
rats. One Of the most successful trap
pers OF thos section is Michael Wclch,
who is extensively enugaged in this
business along The marshes. He recent
ly sold s275 worth OF furs TO a VIII
firm.
The census takers FOR 1920 in Appo-
quinim'nk hundred, Mrs. Joseph Pritch-
ard for district No. 4, and Reynolds
Hodgson in district No. 3 BEGAN their
duties Tuesday Ocning While the
cold weather hampers The enumerators,
thoy have made folrly good progress.
The two enumerators expect TO have
thlr canvass Of the hund"ed finished IN
a little better than four weeks time.
Evening journal., 1920-01-05

and colds we ever used have recon-
nded Father Johns Medicine to hun
drcds Of people and the same people
always thank me because IL has always
done good With best wishes for your
success" Signed Joseph a. Martin,
Station Z, r. r. No. s,.Box iei, Colum-
bus, Ohio.
You can be sure OF the va'ue Of
Faith Johns Medicine as a family
medicine because you know that 10 j.
guaranteed free from alcohol or danger
GUS drugs Thousands Of families Eecl
10 in the house constantly because they
know it is all pure and wholesoms
nourishm mt. The safe family medicine
for colds, coughs and as a tonic and
bOdy-builder.
Evening journal., 1920-01-05

Of the difficulties heretofore encount-
cred may be avoided.
Change in Normal Rate. .
Probably the most important change
affecting the average taxpayer is in the
normal rate, the exemptions OF $1,000
FOR single persons and $1,000 for mar
ried persons and heads OF families re-
naming the same as for 1918. The nor
NAL rate for 1919 is per cent. on the
FIRST $1,000 Of net income above the eX-
emptions and 8 Ser cent. on the re-
naming net income. The normal rate
for 1913 was and II per cent. re-
spectively. This applies 10 every citi-
zen and resident Of the United States.
Alien non-residents receiving income
from sources within the United States
are taxed to the-full s per cent. on the
income from such sources.
The surtaX rates, which range from
per cent. on the amount Of net in
come between $1,000 and $4,000 to 65
per cent. on the amount Of income In
excess Of 100000. remain unchanged.
May Pay in InStallmentS.
The tax, as in 1919, may be paid In
fun at the timo OF filing the return, or
in four installments. the FIRST of which
is due on or before March 10, the sec
ond on or before June 70, the third on
OF before September IS, and the fourth
on or before December 70. The first
installment must accompany the nllng
Of the return. The period for filing is
from January 4 to March IS. Heavy
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fail or 'willfully refuse" 10 file their