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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

Getting Internal revenue collector az
Austin. who recently received instrur.
tinns under an opinion by Attorney Gen.
eral Palmer which construed the effect
of the Texas community property laws.
The instruction IN full. which out
lined methods by which the refund may
boz obtained follow
Reference IN made O. treasury deci.
sion a01l IN regard % the treatment ~
Income under community property laws
II your state crcxasl The following
suggestions are made Tor your Enidnnre
with regard to amended returns, which
IL ~ anticipated viii be made under
fhir ruling.
"Th" ruling In question IN applicable
to each and every year during which
the las ui the stat" contains provisions
Eivug husband and wife cuunl rights
20 community property. and amended re-.
turns and claims may b" flied fGr any
such property. subject Ia the five year
limitation imposed by Section 2b2 q.
the revenue act 1T 1918.
In an cases IN which the husban
and wife desire To take advantage OF
the ruling Tor prior years. each win be
required a. file a separate return for
thc year or years involved. In which
the net Income IN computed In accord
anrc with tie present ruling.
In cases where an original return
was filed by the husband and no return
died hy the wife. the wife viii be C..
quircd O. pay the tax shown to b. d.,
hy the return now filed by her and ia
husband should apply for refund
credit or abatement of the dlfferenc,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
HARDING'S BEST BIRTHDAY PARTY
CELEBRATED AT HOME SURROUNDED
BY LARGE NUMBER OF HIS FRIENDS

cctcd by the Associated Press were de.
liycrcd 10 the senator IN his home du..
ing the evening from the special leased
wire which has been installed within a
hundred feet Of his front porch Sin a
the campaign began. He scanned tbs
presidential ana congres siunnl figures
with AN equal show Of interest. FOR d.
ind asked the people Tor Republican,
congress 10 put the party's legislative
program on the statute books
A. throughout the whole campaign.
Mr. Harding WIS an active figur. d.
INK the evening about the cnndidate'a
headquarters. She had familiarized her.
eli with the local conditions In many
states. and she studied the returns with
IN eye for political detail.
The senator's father. DR. George 7.
Harding and two of his sisters. Miss
Abigail Harding and Mrs. Carolins
Notaw. also were IN the family circle
and many friends from about town
dropped IN during the evening a. pay
their respects and chat with the Hard.
.ngs outside IN the street 4 crowd
gathered early cheering the news n
the election returns as II filtered out
10 them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
~ Associated Preas.

MARION. O.. Nov. ?.-warron O.
Harding tonight had the greatest BIRTH.
day party 81 his life.
Surrounded By members 81 his fam
ily aud a circle Of ncighbors and per
sonal friends. he received quietly nj
his home here the tribute of the mil
Hons who had voted TO present him on
his fifty'fifth anniversary with Tho
presidency Of the United States.
The smile Of confidence he has worn
for weeks broadened as he read the
"ifly returns and began to receive q
Hood 81 congratulatory messages hail'
ing him 20 prcsidcnt-elcct lie deferred
any formal comment. however. until th"
result should have been established be-
yOnd all doubt.
Daring the day he outwardly had con.
c"tned himself very little with the pend.
INK national decision. With Mrs. Hard
ing. he voted during the morning and
then made of for a forty mile auionn.
bile ride and game of golf AT thr
Scoto Club. near Columbus. lie Sc
turned In the early evening. his face
flushed by the raw fall air and his
spirits heightened by the tramp over
the muddy golf links. Returns CO,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

between the tax shown ON the original
return and the tax shown ON the rc.
turn now filed by him.
In eases where the original return
wns ulcd hy the wife aud no return
was filed by the husband the husban
VIII h. required 10 pay the tax shown
60 be- due by the return nov filed by
him. and the wife should apply Tor n
refund credit on abatement OF the de
ference between the tax shown ON the
original return and the tax shown on
tho return now filed by her
In cases where the husband AMI
wife filed separate original returns. tho
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Minister Accepts
Work in Alabama

MEMPHIS. Tex. Nov 2.-Rey. d. NJ
Gardner. pastor u the First Baptist
church ~ Memphis. has resigned 20
accept the prstorago ui Enslcy Baptist
church nt Enslcy. Ala. lie has been
pastor here Tor four years and thr
church has had very satisfactory
growth under his leadership. The mem
hprs II the church rendered him fare
well reception Monday night at which
a chest Of silver was presented during
q fitting program Tor the occasion. Rev.
Gardner and family leave "Wednesday
fur their now home In Alabama.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

individual now filing returns showing
additional tax liability VIII be- required
iO pay such additional tax and the In
dlyiduul now filing returns showing u
reduced tax liability should apply Tor
refund, credit ~ abatement Of the
amount Of tax now shown not o. be
due
Claims Tor refund. credit or ahnt =.
mcnt must be- filed by the individual
shown 10 be- entitled a. such relief, nc'
curting To the returns filed. and the
tax paid on q return iilod IN the nnrne
uf the husband ur wife will not be- 70.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

the Individual In whose name the orig.
innl return was filed.
I'm all eases where Y appears ihsf
returns are filed ~ result of the rul.
INK confined In treasury decision 307i.
and the income shown In the returns.
penalty on account Of delinquency VIII
not be- asserted. and interest on account
of failure to pay the tax shown by the
return on the date payment was re-
quircd by the law viii not be assesasd.
Amended returns may now be nc-
repted In accordance with tho above
outlined procedure and the provisions
Of treasury decision 307i."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
LARGE CROWD ASSEMBLIES AT NEWS
TO LEARN ELECTION RETURNS AS
THEY ARE FLASHED UPON SCREEN
ny A,so iaieircss.

ny Associated rfcss
one of the largest crowds seen e.
Amarillo this year gathered IN front II
the office Of the Daily News last night
% g,t the election returns us they came
second only tn those which turned out
Ia yet the returns II the primary cleo.
tiona earlier ir the year.
Very little enthusiasm was cyinccl
by the people last night. us the results
uf the election in Tegls were practically
certain. aud niso because of the fact
thHI returns front other states were IN.
complete. aud no definite results coull
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03

be- forecast or announced 4 large part
Of the crowd remained until late hour
60 ST more complete returns.
The special leased wire of the Assn.
clatcd Press Wns kept busy from about
dark bringing In the reports from MI
over The United States. ana az their nc.
ouutc reports came in the results we.n
flashed GA screen across the street
from ~" News office MANY adyel.
tisrH took advantage uf this opportuni
Is. and had slides tu be- flashed on H.
screen. advertising their goods. az In
torynlH between the reports of the cleo
tiuu,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Coleman County Wells
Attract Attention


Special 10 Tie News
FORT WORTH. Nov. "a rather
Important extension of the Sipe Spf!ng,
shallow field To- tho west. * reported
here. II ia declared two new we'is
hnvu beer completed on the western
wings OF the development which have
added quite a little new territory, both
being E5od producers. although III
flow has not been estimated
These wells are the Boswell No. ! 4
Head. - al. and the Taugut Nc. =.
Crcmer Martin.
In stephens county another gushcr
IL reported. located ON the Brce kcnlid~c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-03
Home Precincts Are
Not All Consistent
for Home Candidates

~ Associated Pres.
MARION. Ohio. Nov. 2.--Senator
)hrllnR's home precinct gave Harding
3;3. Cox 20.
-Four years ago the senator's precinct
had gone democratic. but rcappur-
tlonm,nt had changed precinct lines.
PRINCETON. y. j.. Nov 2--prosl.
dent Wilson'S home district In Prince.
ton went for Harding by about five to
one according to election officials. The
count has not been completed.
HYDE PARK. Nov. 2--Complete re.
turns from Hyde Park. the home town
q Franklin ID Roosevelt, democratic
vice presidential nominee. gave Hard
ing 27g: Cox 1874.
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CERTAIN PORTIONS
INCOME TAX MONEY
WILL BE Refunded
INSTRJ CTIONs IN Full ARE orr
LINED 1i COLLECTOR
III BOSE.

AUSTIN. Tex. Nov Where tie
combined income II husband and wife
is more than $1,000 the surchlrgo thu
Wag paid in rendering Income tax ma"
Doe recovered by wiling new az amend q
tax returns. according o. Is. ~. Dub0s".
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Transfer

Transfer.
T. ". Starl.or to A. W Obersie. S. 20
feet lot g. block ?ts, Holland addition.
consideration. 81 coo
Transfer oil Lease.
Gertrude T. Brooks to l.. Jacobson
% INT. O. South q. u section -. blocl,
= q. a ". addition; consideration. 81.
In the center of new ash try g.
q reel ~ paper coated with mat, rial
Tor striking safety matches.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
ture OF the situation.
ONLY SEVEN STATES LEFT

ture Of the situation
ONLY SEVEN STATES LEFT
Colorado holds it's state convention
today. Monday, Wyoming will follow
suit on May Is. Pennsylvania will
hold a presidential preference primary
and next day Alabama viii have a
convention Oregon follows with a
primary May 21. then Texas. May 20.
West Virginia. May %; and Vermont
May 26. will wind up the season. the
seven states selecting the remaining
15S delegates to make up the total.
STATUS QUO UNCHANGED
But nothing can happen in my Of
these states materially TO change the
status quo From now on the strug-
gle will not be so much to capture
delegates as before the convention
meets. as to obtain a strong strate egic
position in the convention Itself.
A fight over the temporary chairman
ship is in prospect. Another is eN
pected to arise out OF the contest to
seat some Of the delegations, two full
sets already having been selected in
Florida. South Carolina. Georgia and
Mississippi. while other disputes are
in tho offing. notably over the Louis
lana. Oklahoma. Tennessee and Nir-
ginia delegates
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
GREEN CASE NOW
IN CIRCUIT COURT
ysrIeltL TO rsE INES


CROWN POINT. Ind, May s.-Ths
final chapter in the Ara Green-May
Thonhpson family quarrel came TO light
on Wednesday BY hline a suit in th.
circuit court entitled Ara Green vs. May
Thompson
Several weeks age Mrs Thompson
began suit against her brother Ara
Green charging him with assault and
asking damages.
Now Ara files a complaint charging
May with provoking the assault sileg-
ing that she would come 10 his home
and stay for weeks at a time uninvited
and pay no board whilst in his abode
and would make herself generally dis
agreeable.
He also stated in his complaint that
she dared him 70 throw brick at her.
The green family reside in Leroy ana
sre rather eccentric
Mrs. Thompson filed suit last year
asking that guardian be appointed
for her mother. The trouble started
with the settlement OF the Green estate
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06

MOTHER|NG
VERY LATEST

Ell eoFaEsroNosM1 J. n. sERMc

SIArr eoRREsroNoehr J. n. sERyicIl
WASHINGTON. May s. The CO.
operative motherinx" OF the Spiker baby
BY Mrs. Perley Spiker and Mrs Guy
Spiker, her husbands war sweetheart"
was commended today by DR. T A..
Williams. neurological adviser to the
Red Gross in France during the war
and famous in medical circles. He de-
scribed 10 as sensible method by two
normal women"
1T should work we'll" he said 4
DO aot know whether Mrs. Guy spiker
:. sill in love with tn. man nov her
orothcr-in-iaw. She was when her baby
came. Mrs. Psrlsy spiker Is in love
With her husband. II is natural that
the two women. botn being normal
should leya his child and be willing TO
share its care
Jealousy natural in woman That's
fsllaey II there ever wss ona
Its because peopl. have this mis-
raksn idea that they look upon the
frfendliness OF the spiker women as
amazing II what I have read Of the
case is true, the wife planned to take
the girl ana the baby into her home.
That would have been q perfectly sensl-
BILE plan. why think it impossible for
tpo women 10 live in the same houss
as the man they love. share his afec-
ton and continue on friendly terms?
Two normal women could doeit. Stupid
people. I suppose. would call il inde-
cent Stupid people b~iieve all normal
desires and normal actions indecent.
IF eslousy is natural in women, how
do you account for the fact that women
in the days or the clans contently
shared the affection of one man and the
care OF his children II this was still
the custom women would be happy in
the arrangement"
DR.. Williams declared some nodif-
cation Of the clan system was nseded
to solve the tragic problem or the
married woman unable 10 live normal
life because OF economic conditions
No. don't mean polyKsny. az the
Mormons practiced Il. I know il IL
possible for one man to love two women.
sincerely loving each for different quail
.ties. Some day society will be sd-
vanced far enough 70 accept a situation
like the Spfkers With understanding and
think it nothing strange II t~o women
and the man they love live in the arne
house. forming happy domestic trinity
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
CONN. DEMOCRATS
OPPOSE PROHIBITION
riNTrsN,rlonAL NEWS SERVICE

iNIFRNbfIohAL NEWS SERVICE
NEW HAVEN. CONN, May 6-The
democratic state convention with nat
ional chairman. Homer S. Cunmins
presiding. went on record here as OPP
posed TO prohibition as it is now con-
stituted
resolution was adopted favoring
the amendment OF the Volstsad act so
a. TO permit the manufacture and sale
of light wines and beers.
The convention was unusually harm
onious. slate of'l4 delegates % the
San Francisco convention was adopted
The delegates will 20 unpledged TO any
candidate
Amone the resolutions adopted was
one favorins recognition OF the Irish
republic. Another scored GOV Hol-
colmh fol refusing TO call special ses
sion OF the legislature TO deal with
the suffrage amendment
senator Robert t. owen or Okla
homa. addressed the convention and
denounced the partisan politics OF the
L. s. Senate which ha declsred pres
vented the u S. fro mbeeoming a party
TO the League OF the civilized world"
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
CANCELL|NG
DEPORTATION
WARRANTS
INTERNATIONAL nEMs sERYlcE


WASHINGTON, May 6-The depart
ment today was cancelling more than
$50 deportation warrants for members
OF the Communist Labor party follow
ing a decision by Secretary Of Labor
Wilson that membership in that or
ganization is not stnieient grounds
for deportation. The ruling as made
by the secretary in the test case Or
Carl Miller Members OF the Commun-
ist Labor party now held for de-
portation on the sole grounds that
they are members Of the organization
viii be released and the cases pending
against them viii be dropped
Officials or thu department of jus
tice we're aroused over the decision
Of the secretary, which releases per-
sons arrested in the December rsids
by IN department Assistant Atty.
Gen. Garvan declared that the Com
munist Labor party now will become
a haven" where extremists can con
tinue agitation without abandoning
one OF his theories or purposes"
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
WORKING FOR
CONSISTORY CLUB

OrEanIzatIon OF . ConsIstoTV CIu0
OF Northern Indiana is the purpose o.
meeting which has been called to be
held at the Commercial Club rooms.
SIS Broadway. Gary. Friday evening
at 200. The meeting has been called
by J r. Hutton Of Hammond, who is
Acting as temporary charm an during
the work OF orgsnisatien All mem
bfrs Of the Consistory are urged TO be
present At this fret meeting as it is
desired TO start of with 8 large mem
bership which will comprise prenlin-
ent citizens from all cities cf this end
OF the state 5-5-2
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
OLDS TO TAKE
A VACATION

CROWN POINT Ind, May s.--"Hut"
olds this morning announced that he
will leave FOR a dovn-state resort FOR
a tvo-weeks rest Tho successful can
didAte for nomination for sheriff ex-
PRESSED a desire 20 shake the hand Of
every one OF his hundreds OF loyal
friends and supporters. Tell them !"
he said. that ] would like TO meet every
one personally aHd to accompany my
thanks with warm hand-clasp. Three
months campo igning have worn me out
and I'm going away for q two-weeks
Nacs tion I consider my nomination .
real victory and an overwhelming vindi-
cation OF myself and frianGA
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
EXPECT A BIG CROWD

Although interest in the Lake
County High School Track and Field
meets have been on the wane for a
number OF years. unusual enthusia SIN
Is being displayed in the outcome of
the couaty track and field meet which
is 10 be held st the County Fair
grounds ar Crown Point OF Sstur-
day. Respective schools air making
plans to send large delegations to the
county seat and Crown Poitt is pre-
pared to take care Of large crowd
Those attending the meet this year
will get an opportunity Of witnessing
the contests or the athletes taking part
in the grade divisions of the schools
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
KINDER PLAYED
LONE HAND

Gary took on its hat today bowed
and greeted the county's next prosecute
ing attorney ex-senator Dwight NJ.
Kinder
of1cal returns from Crown Point At
noon gave Mr. Kinder a lead Of 545
votes over his nearest opponent " H.
Thomas The vote stood 9s Kinder
4s4s. Thomas 1925 Bremen 40s7 and
Burns .l.747.
Opposed by nearly every political ring
and faction IN Lake county including
the big steel mill in CARY. Mr.. kinder
played a lone hand and made one of the
most sensational races Of amy Of the
candidates on the ticket. ana as pre-
dicted BY THE TINES came across the
tape q winner
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
In The Courts

Suit on account has been hled by the
shAfer OIL & Refining CO.. against
Charles A. Leucht. e.. al. through
Attorney G c. White
ovy Asher has hled suit against Ar
thur o. Carpenter for possession Of a
touring car and damages. r. q.
sproat is attorney for the plaintiff
Attorneys Roe & Petersen Of East
Smith Hamilton Co. against Mike Ber-
cseny OF. al The suit il one to force
the fullfillment OF a contract
Norman P. sharer j. sueing Morris
shubach for possession OF some shoe
repairing machinery and damages for
their unlawful detention shaner il
represented BY Ioach. Gavit < stinson.
Proceedings supplemental TO execu-
ton have been flied BY Paul Lipin-
ski against william o Taylor and the
Standard steel Car Co. through At
torney 6 g. White
Curtis D Hathawsy 715 sohl street.
Hammond II asking for divorce from
Hazel Hathawav in the Hammond 81
psrior court. Tnez were married
June 10. 1918 At Buffalo. y Y. and in
August 1915. Hathaway came TO Ham
nond 10 work. Me- Hathaway r.
fuSsG to accompany him end in NJ
VENT FL 1911 ne says she tod him in
= le..eT that she Ne nevy- live with
HIM again H1thawag'' attorneys
s-e BomberE Peter & Mortbland.
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
cRzcAao LIVE STOCK.

HOGS - Receipts. $1,000. Market.
slow and 2Sc higher. Bulk. s1S.T5 a
1850. TOP. 1855 Heay7weight, s1S.Ss
01ts0. Medium weight. $3.50 a 1850.
Light weight i15.15 o 1855. Light
lights S14s0 n 1910 Heavy packing z
sows. smooth. sf2.4Q9fs.oo. Packing
sows. rough. s12.o0d1e.5o. Pigs. $3.50
a1525
CATTLE - Receipts $4,000. Market.
steers steady to itc higher. bulls weak,
calves slow. Beer Steers: Medium ard
heavyweight. si3.40R1425; choice and
prime s1S.40 G1425; medium and good,
Si1.S5 q 1870 Light weight good and
choice. $3.50 n 400: common and me
dunn. s1o.25 q 1850 Butcher Cattle:
Heifers. ss.o001s75. COWS. s7.75h1e.00:
bulls. $3.50 100. Gamers and Cutters:
Cows and Heirers. s5.00G775; Gamer
steers. ss.s5 $50 Veal calves Clight
and handyweighD. s11.0GGIs.00. Feed
er steers se.25G 1900. Stocker steers,
$3.50 11.2s. stocker cows and heifers.
s1.5oIa.2s. Stocker calves 5000 1t.00.
CHICAGO NEAI.-50 70 so lbs i4c:
20 10 so lbs. 1snI7e: so to 100 lbs. IS
a 1so: fancy. 20c; overweight kidneys,
40 to 175 lbs, Io01ec
The Lake County times., 1920-05-06
And perhaps there will be others.
OLD GUARD AGAINST WOOD

And perhaps there will be others
OLD GUARD AGAINST WOOD
But these scrimmages. Il Is beiiev-
ed will be mere outpost affairs, COM
pared 10 the fierce BATTLES between the
candidates now maneuVering for pos
ition.
Old Guard leaders have intimated
that MAJ Gen. Leonard Wood viii not
do They say he has not played the
game. lie refused 10 stay out or
states claimed by "fsvorite sons" and
the regulars" insist that the con-
venSion shall be regular" II any
thing.
PENROsE is DoLEFUL
Senator Boies Penrose. republican
leader. sitting in Philadelphia. has
virtually given the thumbs down sign
on Senator Hiram Johnson opposing
10 the latter Senator Philadner Knox.
also from Pennsylvania. Like the
senator from California, Knox also
opposed the league Of natons. but he
is a regular" which Johnson has not
been since he bolted the party with
Theodore Roosevelt in 1912. Johnson.
they claim. is a radical" instead OF a
regular and the regulars" ara
afraid
HARDlNG'S SITUATION HARD
Herbert Hoover. likewise according
to Senator Penrose could never be
nominated by any repu ublican conven-
tion"
Senator Warren O HARDING, of Ohio.
Is said 70 have eliminated himself by
winning a bare plurality in his native
state Of Ohio and by running laAt in
the Indiana primary Of Tuesday, while
Coy. Lowden of Illinois. is not so much
talked of now as he was. though stiu
considered in the running as a COM
promise candidate
WOOD LEADS FIELD
Meantime Gen. Wood leads the field
SO far as instructed delegates arc con-
cerned. Col. VIM. c. Proctor. OF Cln-
cinnstL Woods manager today wired
Washington headquarters. claiming
2S7 delegates already committed to the
general. not counting Indiana. which
state holds a convention next We'd
nesday. Should this convention feel
morally bound to instruct its deIeEa-
ton for the winner Of the plurality.
Wood OF course. would profit.
CLAIM 500 VOTES
Woods hackers claim he viii 20 in
TO the convention with not less than
oVV votes. one may therefore be ctr
tam that he viii not quit without a
fight
hlram Johnson's friends claim the
countrys popular vote is behind him
ana that recent primaries and con-
vention show it. but they must fight
the regular" republicans and the
Wood crowd 81 the same time. IL they
expect TO reach Chicago unimpsfred
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