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Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31
THE EXEMPTION FOR
 DEPENDENTS NOTED

In order to clear away misunder- standings as to what constitutes de- pendency, in connection with the ad- ditional exemption granted Income Tax payers, Collector of Internal Rev enue, Alfred Franklin, today gave out the following statement:
 For 1919 a taxpayer may be al lowed a credit of $2OO for each person for whom he is the chief support. But it must be remembered that he can claim this additional exemption only with respect to children seven- teen years of age or younger and per sons mentally defective, cripples, and persons old enough to be without question physically incapacitated for self support. -
 If the taxpayer contributes to the support of some relative or other per son who is over eighteen years of age in fair health, and still active, he can not be allowed the additional $20O even if he is furnishing the chiew sup port.
 The very different requirements of the two exemptions (''head of fam lily" additional 5000, dependent" ad- ditional $2O0) must not be confused. To be the "head of family" the per son whom he supports must be close relative, must live with him, and he must be such relatives sole support. To be entitled to exemption for "De- pendent" the person whom he sup ports does not have to be relative, but can be any child or any cripple or defective; the child or incapacitated adult may live anywhere; and it is necessary that he furnish only more than half of the support.
 The chief difference is that for "head of a family" the restriction is to close relatives, the evident object of which is to promote the home; for dependent" the restriction is to chil- dren under eighteen years of age or persons mentally or physically defec- tive, the object of which is to rec ognize material assistance given to those who cannot help themselves.
 A son, who has left home, but who still sends to his mother more than half her support with enough regular ity that she may depend upon it, can be allowed the additional $2OO; pro- .vided however that the mother has be- come sufficiently aged to be without doubt physically incapacitated for self support. Otherwise, the amount con tributed must be considered as gift, not deductible as an expense and not entitling him to the additional ex- emption regardless of amount.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

of the Superior Court of the County of Mohave, State of Arizona, wherein W. B. s. Gilbert. plaintiff, and United Oatman Gold Mines Company, defendant, upon a judgment rendered the 23rd day of Jan- uary, A. D. 1920, for the sum of Seven Hundred Dollars, United States Gold Coin, besides cost and interest. I have this day levied upon all the right, title, claim and interest of said defendant, United Oatman Gold Mines Company. Of, in and to the following described real estate, to-wit:
 Those certain Lode Mining Claims sit uated in the San Francisco Mining Dis
 trict, Mohave County, Arizona, particu- larly described as Lark No. 1, ?, 3, 1, }, 6, 7, s, Lark Extension, Constance R, Constance R Fraction recorded in the of flee of the County Recorder, of Mohave County in Book xxx of Mines, pages 696, 752, 697 69S, 699, 700, 7O1, 7O2, 7O3 and 704, and the Little Teddy mining claims, bounded by the foregoing claims, togeth- CT with all buildings and the following described machinery and equipment To-
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31
AMONG SICK AND ON
 ROAD TO RECOVERY

Anson H. Smith is much improved this week and is sitting up at his home.
 Thelma Clack, who has been ser iously ill at her home, is reported as improving.
 Charles linus, who is sick with typhoid fever, is nearing the convalescing stage, His temperature during the morning periods, has dropped to.nor- nal.
 Charles Roe, who has been sick the past week or so, is reported on the way to recovery.
 Among others who are sick this week are Annie Kause, Frank Boyd, Jean Pocock, Jack Fettis and Joe Amundson, none of them dangerously sick according to the latest reports we have.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

cated on and affixed to said claims. 1900 fit of 12 lb rails, 170o it. of lb. rails, one No. Buffalo Blower. 425 1t. of 1-2 in. air pipe, 300 it, of 2 in. air pipe, 200 fit. of 1-2 in. air pipe, 325 it. of in. air pipe, one 800 GU. it. air tank four large galvanized Iron Tanks, one 55 H. P. Doak Gas Engine, No. 537 one 450 GU. fit. Rex Compressor, one 75 lb. anvil and One Machinist Vice.
 Public notice is hereby given that will, on Monday, the 23rd day of Febru- ary, A. D. 1920, at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day in front of the Court House door of the County of Mohave, sell ot public auction, for United States Gold coin, all the right, title, claim and in- terest of said defendant United Oatman Gold Mines Company of, in and to the above described property, or so much thereof as may be necessary to raise sufficient money to satisfy said judg- ment, with interest and costs, etc, to the highest and best bidder.
 Dated Jan 29th, 1920.
 W. P. MAHONEY
 Sheriff. By JAS. CURTIN, Deputy Sheriff First insertion Jan. 31.
 Last insertion Feb. 21.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31
News From County Towns
LITTLEFIELD

Samuel Reber is on the sick list.
 Errand Leavitt is working at the Wells.
 Wallace Iverson is hauling wood to Mesquite, Nev.
 The farmers are very busy getting ready to put in their, spring grain.
 We are having very warm weather. It feels like spring is near at hand.
 Joseph Frehner and Vernon Pollock just returned from St. George, Utah.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel Reber are at present visiting here with relatives They will make their home here.
 Mrs. H. Perkins and c. Hopper home missionaries, spoke in the Sac rament meeting last Sunday. The meeting was well attended.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

A rugged romance of the Great North Woods. The story of a strong mans love for a weak woman. See the thrill ing hand to hand struggle between Lone Wolf, the last of his tribe, and a social sybarite on the crest of a mountain peak, it will take your breath away. Also another episode of the thrilling Smashing Barriers.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

Notice Is Hereby Given, That in the Court Room of the Superior Court, in the Court House at the town of King man, County of Mohave, State of Ari- zona, in Open Court on Tuesday, the 3rd day of February, A. D. 1920, at 10:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the Sheriff and Recorder of said County ,and the Clerk of said Court, will sit as body for the purpose of selecting the names of persons to serve as Trial Jurors at Trial Jury Session of said Court to convene on Tuesday, February IT, 1920.
 Any person may attend at the time and place of such selection, and may present to the Court any reason why the name of any person selected should not be placed on the list of said jurors.
 Witness my hand and the seal of said Superior Court affixed this 3Oth day of January, A. D. 1920.
 (SeaD J. T. MORGAN, Clerk of the Superior Court
 of Mohace County, State of Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

Arizona has been called upon to adopt 1000 homeless children of Ar menia through the Near East Re- lief.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31
WANT ADS

ELEGANT HOME FOR SALE-Mod- ern in every respect. II rooms & 2 baths, also shower. Garage. Built in features, hardwood floors, sidewalk and fenced. Concrete porch and terrace. In select neigh borhood. Bargain $12,6O0.OO. See J. B. hammers & Co.,, Office Central Commercial Co. Bldg, Phone Blue PIT.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

Here we have Charlie Chaplin in what they say is the funniest picture he ever made in his life and it is guaranteed to tickle the very souls of your feet. pie ture that made millions laugh until the it. Also Bryant Washburn in a good comedy drama making this laugh even ing.>
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

A pleasing detective story in which Peg gy plays the part of the sleuth and she has many humorous escapades in rum ming down the supposed criminal and you will be pleased with the acting and with the story. She is on the wrong track but nevertheless she wins and the peculiar twist to the affair Is the sur prise. Also Mutt & Jeff and the Ford Weekly.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

It's comedy drama with a surprise every second. You can't guess what happened in the apartment through the wrong door until you see this surprise picture. 55 minutes one the See Saw of Romance-up and down-with speed, thrills, love and life. One minute she swings into dizzy heights of romance, and next, bang, she's down to earth. Also Orpheum Vaudeville in Movies.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

A story of a wayward woman who mas atoned for her past and has made good her ruined life. A soul stirring drama of the Secret Service and how a woman foiled the many plots of the foul gang who were every ready to anything against the U. s. Government. A good play full of the greatest of thrills and comedy.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

Robert w.. Chambers famous novel come to liferwi<fr the famous dancer, Irene Castle in the leading role. Keen with satire, rich with romance, warm with red blood of love and youth. The plot is laid in Gay Palm Beach and lux urious New York, the lure of life as the other half lives. Here you will see some swell dances. Also a roaring two-part Vitagraph comedy, full of slapstick.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

A good, wholesome comedy drama. Two persons, boy and girl, were partners in business. They were rowing rign painters and got along fine until they fell in love with each other. A simple story well told, full of humorous sltu- ations and full of heart interest, mak- ing a pleasing evenings entertainment. Also Strand comedy.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF MO.
 have County, State of Arizpna.

In the matter of selecting the names
 of persons to serve as trial jurors at the trial jury session convening
 February IT, 1920.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

WANTED-Life Insurance Agents, who can successfully sell a Special
 20 Pay Participating policy, where you collect one annual premium and receipt for five years. R. S. Hopson, Yuma, Arizona.
Mohave County miner and our mineral wealth., 1920-01-31

FURNISHED Rooms for rent. See
 Hammers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
Gotham Gripped
by Big Snow Storm
All Trains DELAYED

New York Feb New York ci-v
tonight vas II rhe grip Of ire worst
snow STORM Of the winter. Heavy
wind caused the snow 10 farm drifts
and II many cases seriously inter
tered WIKI -he trolley service.
Al trains from Chicago and the
west were arriving here tonight from
one to three hours late. Shipping IN
the haroor and Lhe lower bay was
tied up br the sLDrn and fog Bad
weather prevails from Cape Earrsr-
Is npr-nWa-G. and Storm warnings
have been displayed as far north as
EasIpor- Maine. Marine observa :
ton stations along the New Jersey
coast report heavy seas breaking on
the beaches and and 4 wind from the
northeast that registered 40 miles an
hour
Three barEes ware reported II dis
-ress near Sandy Hook and 4 ngr-
Der Of inbound ships ware hung Up al
Ambrose awaiting the lifting Of the
storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
c. 0. P.PLATFORM
Committee Is " orking
on Recommendations
. Direct Nors-Says re Fsnas
Widesa-ean Republican Sentiment
What the reurie Seek

Washington. Feb- PLANS -or 1ne
work Of tae COMMITTEE # II which
5 ue formulate Recommendations To-
rtl3s wear Republican aa-oIal Plat
1or-.. sDt actively under war today
with the return x Washington
VII Il Hays the party la1ioaA-
chairman. after We months
Swing around the circle,
The coul--rae Immediate Task IS
mapped ouI by tire parry chiefs :
ne collection # opinions OF In,.Te
raa2 II matters q domestic concern.
WIN probable creation Of number
IF 81 b-cor-Ir,---+es 10 deal separate
VIII ne various proposed pil14ls,
Foreign -eiaLiCns vii ne passed over
for Ing present as 2 possible factor
n the campaign -ae curlr1-T-ee Wa1--
-cg OF -ae -~end Of me peace rrea-y
6E;1t ro 1-valope what par af the
Platform : 70 be devoted 70 t2l-
sunJac-
These plans nave been put En1o
form Of Z referendum % Tie CON-
II genera a--ack during ne DAY be
-weer Chairman Eays and more
-ca, & score OF senators IND repr+-
sen-a--yes VINO mold mem bersEIp n
rre body Al the sane time there
was some discussion Ct rae legisla-
tive situation, the parry leaders in
Senate and House outlining vhat
they hoped n accom- pIish py cunvea-
non tine.
The meeting. winch tDet place II
the Office u Senator Lodge. majority
leader Of -he Senate, was accom-
panied hy 1 renewal Of -he opposi-
rICn 70 the committee plan which Ia
peiopea II some quarters wner II
was announced several weeks ago.
Although il was said the practlc-
ability Of ne move was no- closed
during the conference there were
sorls questions asked which I'D
Senator WATSON Of Indiana. VINO nas
been selected 10 head the resolutions
commute a. the COZ vau-lOn. ~
make z spirited defense If The pro
Iec-- \ similar plan. he Told ne
conference. had been used WIN sue
cess for = number Ct years II II
diana
Meantime i became known thar
TWO senators. Moses Of New Eaup-
sire and Mccormick Of Illinois. mad
decEjae6 70 serve on the corunf--t.e
because they found themselves OUT II
sympathy win the method II pre-
pariag Platform recommends Mons.
Senator Moses is the nanare-- -
tCorrlruee or Page 3-col. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
Democratic Pow
Wow to See Who's
Who In the Party

" ast1inEron, Feb. 1 Another meet
ing 81 democratic senator's may be
called soon IN an attempt Il break
the leadership deadlock between sen-
arors Eircncnck Of Nebraska and
nderwood OF Alabama. With the
installation Of senator Glass u Eir-
ginia. the democyaric senate member
snip Il complete and when senator
Hitchcock returns 20 the capital To-
morrow q movement viii De started
TO have another vote.
Whsn the caucus adjourned Jan
uary 10 after q tie vote. Il was
agreed thai the next meeting would
be BIZ joint cal of the two candidates
Both SIDES said today The situation
apparently remained unchanged with
senator Smith Of Georgia who did
not vote Al the iasr meeting, holding
the balance of pCyer. Both the
Hitchcock and Underwood supporters
claim his support
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
GERMAN MISSION HEAD QUITS
BALkS At AIDING IN SURRENDER
GERMANS DEMANDED BY ALLIES
SEND LIST DIRECT

Paris, Feb. The council Of All
bassa after is meeting tonight
issued statement saying that rhe
decision CT -hs Allies with regard
% me Germans whose ex-adt-ion Is
demanded for VA crimes would De
communicated erect 10 Berlin
The tex Of rae Statement follows
The list CT var criminals having
been presented . Baron Ton Lsrsner
tnr TRANSMISSION ny him 20 ms gov
eminent, Inc presiden- II the German
delegation returned the isl with an
-1I1natioE ID -ne pre 4den1 Of rhe
conference That ne aa6 submitted MS
resignation - tis government and
WIS leaving Paris.
The decision Of the Allies WI Be
communicated direct 70 Inc govern
ms-t Ct Berlin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
STILL FALLING
Foreign Exchange at
Record Low Point
Demand Sterling Falls 70 Sa1S-Lnss
OF Over g Fer Cert. CT Norma Or
Prev Wa Price French. Belgian anc
ltaI ar Lew Marks

New T8rk. Fen. The most DIS
asr-ous collapse i the history u the
foreign exchange market II New
York. a IS per cent rae for demand
loans, Line funds reduced 70 the
vanishing point and further with
drawal Of government deposits SUM-
uarIze teGay's SERIOUS disturbances
ron the stock exchange and the lead
ng commodity markets.
Demand starring fell 70 SEQ, d de-
cine OF Il cents from yesterdays lew
sand ale under last waek 5 tnaI quo
-a-lon Translated Ir-o me American
dollar, Lae pound starting showed q
LOSS Of considerably more rrar 80
per cent from rs norma or pre- war
p-lce Of s4.86 5-s
French Belgian and Italian remit
-1nces u new low qu0-a1ons OF
-a1ee. I4-82 and 1a-0 respectively.
were a. discounts extending from
IS ro = per cent Of their norma
quotation Of Us Is % the dollar
Counter movements which reflect
&c these local conditions include new
Eg1 premiums for bar g14t and sill
var II the London marker and 4 high
- quotation Tor New York exchange
II Canadian points.
Bankers and International financial
interests a. q whole decline 70 dis
cuss The more 0rinous aspects Of the
international credit sI-uatlor but
seemed hopeful ina the several gov :
eruman-2I Investigations now under
way abroad might be productive Of
early results
In the STOCK market the movement
was almost one Of continuance de-
cline leaders Sustaining extreme
losses Of : 10 = points WI, 4 Few
1rIln1porraut rallies u the later deal
lngs.
Especial features Of weakness in
cl1ded Cen Motors. Sru-z Chandler
and Pierce Arrow, Mexican and Pan
American peI-niss-Ens. Texas Com
panE. Middle Slaras Oil, Cruciole r.
pubIlc, Bethlehem and GUT sra-as
sfeels Baldwin Locomotive. Worth
lng-on pump American WOODEN.
American Tobacco LoriIla- Assoc
cialec cry Goods and the various
shipping and food shares. T-aosac-
1ons Of about l 20 ae6 shares -enrn-
seHEec me largest ro-al since ne
crash Of last November and -ha =
per' cent rate for call money rar-a-
scented the maximum quotation Or
LAa1 form Of accommodation since
November u. when as acl as Is Der
ceu1 was paid.
5oncs Of all descriptions paid roE.
e the days reversal. several of tie
liberty issues. both victory notes
and q few Of the International war
1nrandns- establishing new iuw rae
nrGs on turn over par value 81
80. % ',,0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
RED sLUSH
Of Martens Cut Short
by Committee
Members Tire c+ Listening . Ar
aassado-'s" Propaganda - Tells OF
1878 A-eenpt % u s. and Russia
g Star. Revolution N Germany -
Cree anc Foc rs Mentioned

" ashIaEIar.. FEB Renewal %
assertions hat Soviet Rassia aa1
undergone complete change y
aaa-- since he days when i vas
urg-cg world wide and universal
revolution against constituted gov
err-uerts. started today examination
Of Ludwig Martens Soviet represent
rA-ve n ne United States by Sen
= < committee investigating Russian
propaganda AArrass commenced
he reading OK a se-las q prepaid
statements n the suhJec; but was Ia
terr-lpIeG by Senator Moses. Repuh-
lcan, New Hampshire. chairman 0f
the committee. VINO ruled against
numbering u the racord with pro-
paEanda
SUI the pcrunr Of Martens .es-
Llm0ry LllaL stirred c1u-u---ae mani
hers most a. evidenced by their
questioning. was lis assertion made
incidentally. thai II 1918. the
agents e the committee of pubic
information the war t1me American
government publicity agency aa5
other officials" of the United States
worked W.T., Soviet officials q bring
about a revolution n Germany and
II the same tine Crt OUT Cocrnar-s
N EhIs country designed 10 prove
that Soviet officials were paid ngarls
Of Germany
Questioned as 70 rhe nature IF
these documents. Martens said thew
were Known as the "SIssion papers -
THIS testimony led Chairman Moses
% sdggest that George Creei. chair
man q the committee on pIhllc IT.
f0r-na-ion apparently was working
WIZ The Soviets with one hand an.
aga ---sr with The other = which The
wi1ness agreed
ASKED regarding ne. officials"
Cen-loned Martens named RAYMOND
A2hi-s. former - he Fed Cross
mission 70 2ussia as one Of these
through whom ne Scviets cooperate
n their propaganda against Ger
NAM
me soviet CsslAC gDver,.rTltr-- E,.s
-rtsc 1eI,-l- offered 70 agree with srsle-
countries ~ ct1e world II 9 r,ucuaI
plan 70 lezve each others ''i-te-zaI
af-al'-s alone. Martens roId The COM
I'll -ea adding thai MS ECverrme--
could be depended upon Z. keep rs
promises IT this mater. 'steeczr-sa ia
economic interests lay that wav and
-su-ne advocated the genera -svulu-
non curing me period when other
nations we're actively attacking The
SovIers
ne witness refused again %
answer questions concerning his
methods Of communicating WITH Mos
cow through cou-iers many 81 whom
ne SAID AZ his appearance asst wgsk.
have beer killed or imprisoned. Cor
reclIas Eis previous testimony he said
some q the ccurie-s engaged IN the
traffic are American c,rizens.
The epr1mIrtAa viii take Id his e--
animation aEalu Mondav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
joseph Y. PATTERSON, WHO WASLYN
CITY GARDENER, PRAISES WTALJIls
Fer Over twenty-five Years Joseph Y. Pat
terson of a.. Parrot St, East Lynn, Suffered
With Rheumatism and Indigestion
vtai-a Knocks OUT All
tse People Of lynn

Nj. Patterson = wei known &c the
people Of LYNN. Mass He was city
gardener there for over SIX years. The
nature OF ms work, being eUt In all
Kinds of weather. brought On hls
rheumatism worse than ever. His
own words are as follows
AT times I Thought / would be TN
able TO stand the awful pains. For
% long years this disease chung TO
me, anG no matter what / took 70 re-
Ieve the pain. II would never 20
away. To make matters worse about
five years age l developed 8 bad at
tack of indigestion This became
worse until one time al the nourisn-
merit I could take was matted milk
an. even this made rne feel sick
had given ID al hopes Of ever be-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05

ing cured again and when I read so
much about Vi1aIitas made I'd nv
mind 10 Try II out.
That was my lucky day because
after | started the treatment in
proved SC much that now feel / an,
entirety cured of my old ailments.
The pains Fave al left me 7 slice,
well a. night and can eat anything
/ want without feeling distressed. I
am feeling SO good am going 60 take
a trip ID Europe. This would have
been Impossible a few months arm"
Fi1allras is natures gift 30 man
kind II Is beneficial IN the treatment
OF rheumatism, indigestion. stomach.
kidney and liver Ills. For sale a.
Coughlin's Drug Srore. ~Augusra- De
Orsay's Drug Store. WaterviiIe. Al
dsn's Drug Store. Lewisrnn.-Acu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-05
eUNMAN'S WAR
May Follow Murder
Labor FeudiSt
Maurice Enrignt, Labor leaoe- ~
Chicago, Killed IN From, 81 Home
Tuesday Mgr, : Is Sc Victim
LABOR War N Past &c Years

Chicago. Feb. 4-The murder ot
Maurice EurIgn-. labor feuGlst- whose
boCy YVES rlddleG with dun dun bui-
lets from q sawed Of shotgun II
front OF his home last night re-
manned e mystery tonight
More than TWO score suspects were
taken n police roundup today
and Inst night Earv II them known
10 have been opponents CT Enrigt-
II labor wars IN which he engaged.
All were questioned but z MIN Der
were released when no evidence con-
meeting them with the shooting could
oe found.
While naErts Of suspected ru1men
were searched, the police We're max
which loomaC IS a possibility.
Labor gangs settle Their own DIS
pU1es n their own way" Chief Of Pc
ice Clarity said They've been aft
sr EnrlgnI for a long time and now
that they've got him his friends are
gUlne II take Up the JOB Of paving
back
AT the inquest today a physician
who examined EnriEnr's beCr, SAID
ne found 10 wounds. four n the ief-
cheek. TWO u the lEft breast and four
Il the right hanc. Three bullets sew
erec an artery n the jaw and one
PIERCED ms h@--
EnrlEhI WIS the 22rd labor leader
70 pay Win his tre for MS share n
labor wars = Chicago II thu last 10
years.