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New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
New Orleans Entries

FRS: race fpurse $500 claiming; two
ysar-olds four furlongs>--Miss Adrianne.
lsi Aunt Deda. lo4; Coombs. 1o5 Tommie
G, los zoe Goodman. los; Morning Face.
ls; Fading Star, 1l3; Makelvine. i13
Second race (purse, $500; rnaidens. three
year-olds and upward five and one-half
ina.rlonss,.-Gioom. 1Ol; Mountain Girl. 1o1 /;
K,sha5d fas 4,i ". lo5; satana. 1os; cornoran.
Ios Helma. los, Ornella. 1903; Sir John
Sergne. liz Columbia Tenn. 112; Brook
and and ll3; Propaganda. li3; Jazz Band,
v.,rGis, Thru race tpurse. $500; maidens: three.
Iurlongs )-Princess Lou. 1O1: Maiden Vot-
q. lol; The Pirate. los Mark West. los ;
Poot Poo.0T ,oa s!uss. los 9d Sinner; 1906 Speedy
Va Nag lJs: Gorharn. l1s; Little D.. 1ls; Gas
Mask, ia Polygamist. 113
+,F Fourth race tpurse. $500; claiming
vars. ,aiss. yea, .o!ds; one mile and seventy
r; 100; Battle Mountain. 100; .Rib, 1o3 3:
Eoith h. l05; Viola Garney. l05: Red
domino loa; Challenger. 11o.
rlth race fBeyl Fund Purse. 800: al
tfvTaress; fuT,onss,; fo,ur-ysar-oids and upward six
s, ~; Dixie Carroll. 1os; stephen. 1o6.
sweeping Glance. 1os Hadrian. 1O9; Apple :
va s.Asn IN, race fpurse. $500 claiming; four
s,r,as ,,as.o'us anc upward; one mile and three
psr .nsessn.ns1-'W s,sl1 II. Buehner. 1o3: Sem
Lueius ,1. los; Capital City, 1OS; .Iwiniwin'
ps, ppso, trump. III; WIN Do, III; Water
iiisOi Tx iii' crumpsau, us; Scourgeman,
,oss seventh race tpurse. 5000: claiming;
ssvsr,,. -olds and upward one mile and
ceren1y cersn'y yardsl-Frances Starr 1o4: Ra-
iiSSaa.ense, iSa Use loS 'Martom, 1906; sJuanita III.
..yp, .T,,, ssaoy Lynch. t05; blue Thistle, 105 !:
laa 90. ,1, ,1r lat, lo5; Pronner. 1903: Umbala,
~, ~, MISS Filley 10: Christie l1o: India n
SSnant' St' ITO; Parrish. 10: d.. lew 10.
cIaImnpd InppTentice allowance of nve pounds
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Mary Fitzhtlgh
Takes Opening g
Race at Havana
$97.80 Paid for 81 Ticket;
Jockey Fletcher Shaken
Up After Second Event

HAVANA, March 4.-The followers
Of the mutuels werc in their glory after
Mary Fitzhugh won the opening event
at Oriental Park to-day. The recent
races Of the daughter of Ten Point
were not very good. with the result
that she was neglected in the mutuel
form OF betting, and the record price
Tor the present meeting was hung out
after she outgamed Virgis Lee in a
drive. The price for 81 ticket straight
was s97.so. The place was $eo.so and
the show was $15.4o.
In the books her price was to 1
f1rst, 3 to place and to to show.
Mary Fitzhugh was never far from the
pace. and when Tryon called on her
the filly responded gamely and got up
to win by head.
he allowed his mount, Polivannna AM tt, to
collide with Naomi Walton as thew
were returning to the judges after the
finish Of the second race. He was com
PEELED to cancel the remainder Of his
mounts for the rest of the afternoon
The results:
First race (purse $500; maiden three
ysar-olds; claiming; Ave and a half fur
i,ongs}-Mary y Fttzhgush, lo1 .(Tryon). to
M,na1e1 Msr,Ickens) o t9 !: to ana sven. second:
tnIId Tms tG g y.,1 to 6,;aH .1d
Foot and and Sport Feeney also ran
IS Second ona,. race lpurse $500; four
furlonKsf snd upTara slai1mning 1na Ave and hall
even and l to 2, won; Lowell ia fMur
sbs.t ssay,; to I, > to ! and to s. second !;
1nasfa to T. fhfrd fbs d(caTTm30ay) to even and
neil, Laura L., willie i Woods e Maaio nait'ys1n Mp-
ror 1. Hadabelle. Pollyanna, Naomi Walton,
"olianu ana frederick Miller also ran ,
i. II Third race (purse $500; three-year olds
Baby Bonds. lo4 (Carfnody), 3 TO i. to &
Set,, Sen to - 5. hrst' LittIesote, 1os (chla-
sentry 1oi II ILux5 % ana to TO :, f. second nd
8 to 5, third Time, 1ia 20. Daisy aha 1.,
Langden. Peaceful Star Brer Fox cvxnn. kady
ana Half and Half also ran.
fourth race (purse $500: three-year-
olas MApnla and 1uns 1upwa1d eaaimns six furones}
and 5 to 5, won; ,Hasty Cora, lo7 (Lu1) VI
1,,s, Z 20 L. . to 2 and to 8. second: Frank
urse to Ia thTS tihMsSGranT}, T,ra 10 to J. to ana
Gs9rgs Unwise Child SLIPPERY lip sy' sHHes' si~ey'
JACK Healy. Iron, Boy. Bon Otis, Top Rung
ana Frascuclo also ran.
- ~ IaCs ,(purse $500: three-year- -oids
,,nod ana upward handicap; one mile and fifty
to land even, won; Scotch Verdict %
K,u KHLuX>' ,ot to I to and 7 to 10. second;
nihu' kVa tCarmody). to 2. even and
81. 10 third Time. 1:41 As Black
fr1nce: war Spirit. Tufter and Iolite also
ran. 'Mile. Dazie and War Spirit coupled.
Six race (purse 5000: three-year -olds and
5eenth h5-KilkennS. los (Fator1. at 5"o to SIX, S
to 10 and to 3. won Miss Sweep. iii
sSarnero; to /, to S and to S. sec
ono Lltnolock, 108 (Barnes) 10 to / a
10 10 and to 1, third. Time, LAT rs.
M t.As1H eo. Cork, Dick Benson Rhymer
and Silver Sandals also ran. --0-
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Gov. Edwards to Start
Bikers on Long Grind

An invitation to start the six-day race
in Madison Square Garden at midnisht
on Sunday was accepted yesterday by
Governor Edward I. Edwards of New
Jersey. The executive is bike fan.
and VIII send away the strongest field
that has ever entered grind. Fourteen
teams are listed for the race six of
them being made up of the star cyclists
o. Europe.
Alfred Goullet is out to equal Joe
olger's record of winning FIVE Garden
races. He has annexed four of the
classics already. Goullet is teamed with
Jake Magin, who won the 1917 race with
him. Egg and Goullet will meet in a
mile match and pursuit race tomorrow
night at the sprint meet.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Shamrock's First Trial
Race To Be Held Nav I

SOUTHAMPTON, England. March 4.
The 2a-meter racing cutter Shamrock.
owned by Sir Thomas Upton, is being
utseo W out here for voyage to New
as a trial horse" for the America Cun
challenger, Shamrock w. Captain 4.
Diaper will be in command of the vessel
which Is expected to leave the Solent ths
end Of this week
The first Of the trial races between
the two Shamrocks, it is expected, will
take place on or about May /, and they
Will be continued almost daily until the
date fixed for the first race for the cnn
off Sandy Hook, July IL.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Basketball Fans Aroused

The City College New York Uriver-
sity game tomorrow night at the 22d
Regiment Armory promises to be the
most exciting basketball contest staged
on any of the local collegiate courts
this season. Over eight thousand
tickets have been sold for the frav.
and requests for reservations are prac-
tically flooding the Athletic Associa-
tion office
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Columbia Fencers on Trim

Columbia's championship fencing
team left yesterday for two days
trip to New England, and will meet
Bowdoin and Harvard in weekend
matches. Bowdoin will be encountered
this evening at Brunswick, Me-, and
Harvard tomorrow at Cambridge. Only
foils bouts will be held. the Columbia
entries to be Captain Bloomer, Forster
ard Bencoe.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Mrs. Wightn,an VIII Not
Defend Her Indoor. Title
Only Three Nations
Permitted to Try For
Dauis Tennis Trophy


(1DNEY. N. s. W., March 1.-THE
~ time limit for challenges for
the Davis Cup, the chief lawn tennis
trophy of the world, has ended
Great Britain. the United States and
South Africa will be the ,only COM
peeitors for tho cup, which now il
held by australia.
A dispatch from London February
rs said Holland also had challenged
Tor the Davis Cup. The announces
ment was made by the British Lawn
Tennis Association. The challenge
OF the United States Lawn Tennis
Association for the trophy was &C.
cepted February rs in a cableqram
received from Thomas H. Hicks
secretary of the Australian Lawn
Tennis Association.
This years challenge matches
probably will be played in New
Zealand. The draw for tho pre-
nminaries should come forward
from Sydney almost immediately
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Briton Stops McGoorty
In Thirteenth Round

LONDON, March 4-Eddie McGoortv
the American light ht-heavyweight. was de-,
feated tonight in the thirteenth round
OF bout held in the Holborn Stadium,
by Frank Goddard, an English heavy
weight boxer.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

B. Whitney Post, American Legion,
games in the 1st Regiment Arnlory,
Newark, next Wednesday evening. He
will be opposed by Egon Erickson and
Dick Landon among others, insuring
a fine contest.
-. A field of 225 runners will start in
the "Old Glory" handicap road run
which will be promoted by the 22d En-
gineers from its Fort Washington
Armory Sunday afternoon. Captain
Charles j. Dieges will direct the event
and will lead the athletics over the
course. In addition to the individual
prizes novice and team awards viii he
made. ~
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

last fall actually lifted the opposing
forwards clear out OF the way with the
ferocity, the compactness and the unity
Of their charge.
Moreover, Dobie IL especially capable
Of teaching the forward pass and va
riety of plays from such q formation.
In short, he is man who believes in
doing well anything he does in the
teaching Of his football plays. who be-
lieves in q swift, relentless, smashing
attack and . crashing defense, with
plenty of hard play in both.
II
Another Chance for Lees
George Lees, former Lehigh star
catcher, will make his third attempt
to land regular berth with the Whise
Sox this season. Lees has made Q big
hit with Manager Kid Gleason and it
is quite likely he will see service with
the Chicagoans this summer.
Lees first reported in 1913 and was
with the White Sox but a short time
when he was called into service. Re-
turning late in June last year he was
sent to Milwaukee, where he showed
improvement. This year he has a
chance to start the season as a regu-
lar catcher.
Considerable interest is being shown
IN :, the coming championship basket
ball series to be held at Atlanta next
week, in which New York University
and the Crescent A. c. fves are amore
those entered. The Violet students
are figuring that the Crescents are tie
only ones they have to beat out. ard
the Brooklynites are counting on de-
feating the New Workers for the title.
Los Angeles A. C. and Illinois A. c.
are the other two teams competing.
A fellow who rowed in pleb crew
at the Naval Academy last year ard
who was retired from the institution
this year by the faculty for a let-down
in studies, was looking over the crew
candidates at Columbia. He was quite
Impressed with the showing made hy
the men, but when he was told that
twenty-eight candidates made up tSe
entire varsity squad he was dunn
only twenty-eight candidates. Gea
wnlz, how does Rice ever turn out a
winner from that number? He must
be wonder"
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
Truck engine trouble that grows
more serious every year
guarding gasoline

MOUNTAINEERING the lubri-
eating oil thinning it out
~ SO that it fails to protect the
moving parts
Causing all sorts of serious en-
inetrouble: overheating, burned
out bearings, scored cylinders and
pistons-
This is the toll of ordinary
sluggish gasoline. This is the
danger from low-grade fuel that
every truck owner must guard
against. ltgrowsgreatereachyear
Such gasoline vaporizes slowly.
Itrequires rich, wasteful mixture
of8 parts of air to one of gasoline.
Other truck owners avoid these
engine troubles. Each unit ON the
New York Telephone Company
erviceoperates ON the famouslea
Is to l carburetor mixture.
N Every morning the tanks of
I'M these 600 trucks are filled
TSI LOOK PoR THIS srcr
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05

xApprentice allowance claimed.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-05
TIDE WATER OIL
eAies Cawporatiop
IL Broadway, New York
Jalaphoue Bowling Green 5000

vEEDoL. the lubricant that resises heat,
prevents the rapid formation Of fssdiHssnsis
your oil and Dsiaimises fricstoR and scsny.
9O% ofengine troubles are due 10 inferior
oiLs. Teed0I presents these eyon6tes. Hoss
the old OIL cleaned OUT Of your cranhcnss
and FIJI is scith TeedoL Sold ky rskjsb5s
dealers epey,1vhers.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30
Johann JaCo6 SQuer6igrS Si(ueQer.
NeuJatra-6 unturrHkR pun Karl RnnF.

peil9enblauer .@eioe!" Mn ieiner
Stir Bate es geflingelt. Bas bette
er maden fouen? IS maren feline
Sausgenoiien, &ouegen, 5reunoe,
bie INN Elm Hroit Neuiabr fagen
poQten; 90 batte er mobl ODER libel
0ffnen miiiien. unb Damn = -.
ia, Damn batte er ii6 plobli6 UNI
ringt geieben BON lauter la6enoen,
Observation-Disclosures @eltdtern BEL
6erlei @eidle9ts un6 iegl19en Ml=
ters, aues bepebrt NIT 6ampfen6en
Huni9gldiern; leine 8lurtmr muroe
binter ieinem &iden 5ugemabt, i'm
ielbit nber batte ein rei5enoer, la
9enoer, len5esfriider &afer .unterge=
baft, nod ebe er iib 0eiien periab.
ser batte iein poaes, 0uftigesHuni6-
glas na9 ieinem Mun0e emporgebo-
ben: vYroit yeeujabr!" un0 batte i'm
babel 10, ibelmiid, 10 ibermiitig un6
berausforoernS a11gelaht, OaB er eth
@todfiid bdtte lein miiiien, Bate er
Dem biib}6en &inoe ni6t 8eideio
tun louen. uHroit Neliabr, fiber
fleiner 5rab!"
8as 6cnn meiter geiAeben par,
6eiien e%rinnerte iib Serr Sobn Sa-
fob 11ur nod mie I'M 8raum. @r
NOR nit uieiner &leinen" am Nrm,
oas 8uni6glus in Der @an6, fder>
5eno, lobe1.o un0 iingen0 I'M Groife
mitgegan9en, treppab, treppauf onrd
bas gauge @aus inn @aniemarid;
bette an icoer Sir ietn u8roit Neu-
iabr!" nit angebradt un6 mar gum
S9luB 5mei Greppen iiber Der etge-
men @obnung bel ieinem Sretn6e
&enfeltopf Dem Itarf perbeiratete11
Yrofuriiten BON Mattes & S6niter,
gelanoet, ieine11 ladenoen 8affiib
nod INNER am Mrm uno nod inn
mer oas Hu1l6glas in Der Sanb,
nur leer iebt. Dort mar eS oann
BEL frii9er, oampfen0er 8urgn1toer>
bomle luitig beraegangen, 5ur1al dig
oie Gamen onfingen 8lei gu gieben
un6 aus oen @ubpro0uften mabr5n=
iagen, 10 lultig, bob er ben Bod
fii1 bolO auf ieinem 56obe, nnter
bent SubeI aqer Domet i'm Mrm
uno i9lieBIib Wun6 am Wunoe ge-
babt butte. Muno am Wnnoe IN
jeliger Erunfenbeit, er, Serr So
bann Safob Sauerbier uno SMB.
mild u1o. eingeileiid)ter Snnggeieue.
grau @enfeltopf batte Die 8erlobnne
profIamiert unb lire NottDenoigfeit
aus ieinem eigenen gleigubproollft
gemeisiagt, unb alleg bate i6m 5lt-
geiaudat inbes Der 8adfiib ielig an
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Serr Sobann Safob Sauerbier
iatbr aus Sen &iiien bo6. Gtmas
59redlides batte ii@ ieiner @eoan.
fermertitatt bemddttgt, lieB ibn Die
SG11oe gu Sdulten baaen, feline 8rnlt.
feline 5tirn oamit bearbeiten un6 ii9
ieIblt einen @iel iiber 6en an6ern
19impfen, iid, Sen Mitinbaber Ser
@roBbanoIung BON Sauerbier &
@uBmil9, &errn Sobann Safob
Sauerbier; ii6, ben eingefleil9ten
Sunggeleaen, Der bas Seiraten ber'
idmorer Bate un6 ale @befriippel
barnm perbDbnte. CT bate li9
nanii9 am Aben0 porber betm Gil
peIterpunib perlobt. @erlobt, ct,
nod pier5tgiabrigem Sunggeleaen<
Ieben, nit einem Srauen5immer, 0uS
er porber ME geIeben batte, nit
einem 8adfii9, ser ebenipgut ietne
Sobter iein fonnte. IS NOR, UNI
aus ser &aut gu fabren. Gin @noe
batte NUN Die golbene SunggeieQen-
freibeit, sic aue5ett iein Stol5 ge>
meien mar. Mus mar es nit ben
gemitliden 5fatabenoen I'M ~8lau'
cit glefanten", porbei nit 0en i6o>
nenaegelpartien inn u8lal1en 9e9t";
nno az, rein ar nun nit ben I'll.
fige1 8ierrei1en nab Mitternadt bon
elmer &neipe in Sic un6ere, Biz man
eegen morgen fin I'M Safe lar-
bette. L
!3err So6ann Safot mari ii6 IN
einen B%oIiterIeliel, oab Ser in aqen
ssuger fradte. r8te NOR oas nur
%aefou1nteri geItern .ubenb?" ST mar
aaein geneien in ieinen bier Bfdb-
len, n1utterfeelenuleir, mte er es
felt I%dngerer Sabren idon 10 belt,
neil ibm Das piiIte 5ilDeltergetriebe
in ben aneiper1 uno auf ben Stra'
ben a%mpioerte. Seine alte Wirttn
batte er gu ibren &inoern be1r-
Iaubt uno oie Mago oerielben gu
ibrem Sdat. go aar5 ALIEN bette
ct Elm menig @infebr bei it'd lelblt
gebaIten uno ei1en &iidblif auf letnl
bisberiges 2eben getan. DrauBen
butte Der 5dnee in oidten Sloden
BON Simn1el nieOergemirbelt. Nlob~:
lid mar es Iaut geporoen in ben
Straben. Ser iiblid)e, efle Witter,
nadtsrabou. Broit Neuiabr! batte
es an allen gden un0 gnoen ge-
briiIt uno gebeult, unb Damn
mar oas 8%erbdngnts lber i'm Der.
eingebrod]en. SIN eigenen Sauie
mar es oie Ereppen berabgefommen,
lad,eno, Ider5eno, iiugen0: sBir
ui,1oet1 oir ben Sungfernfran5 nit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

@oIbner mar ielbit Mberrnfht,
nit meI1em @leid)ntut Ell eiigentlin
bteiert 69idialsidldg elltgegennabm.
unnittelbar baranf lieB fih feline
Miii1tentin SRI. Magnus meloen.
Maru? @as mar benn los @r
ging ibr entgegen.
,S6 tppIte Mid nllr e%rflnbigen,
Serr Brofeiior, mie Sbnen Der ge'
Itrige Mbenb befommen ift?" iagte
tie unb iab geraoc ent5iideno ans,
obne oaB Der Rrofeiior eigentli6
tpuBte, Oh fie iib nidt etpas Mber
i'm Ilt1ttg madte.
n8ieio? @arnm?"
vNun, Die gpiiooe in Ser Srie6>.
riGitraBe?" sic iab i'm bitteno at.
uSie miiien bon 6em 8nben.
itrei9? Stan6 6as ettpa gar ibon
in Der 3eitung?"
vNun, ieien mir miloe un6 iager
mir: BON 0em N1mmeniungen-
itrei9. IS mar ia iebr, iebr brutal
- 9eD1B N QDer 49,. 00II, SHgenO
bat eben feline Eugeno -"
@oloner bltfte iie i6arf an:
uMbiooo! sic fennen pobl ienen
@errn Miiuer, ober iteben in 9e.
5iebungen gu ibm?"
nSSa," geltano fie beri9amt, in
Dem fie ibr fl1ges &opf6en aller'
liebit ienfte. ~@r lit mein 8ru6er."
~8ru6er? Sd beritebe ni6t. @r
nannte fid 6o6 8ilbelm MiiIer?"
~Sa, er 11annte fi9. @etl er sic
tannte uno neil Sie - ~ neil sic
in ieiner Briifungsfommiiiton fem
weroen, uno er Angit batte - "
Sic faltete lire &anbe uno blidte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-12-30

Inn tief III Die Mllgen:: .8err Yro.
feiior, obpobI i9 sic ais ben bcitcrl
Menidert fenne11 lernte, 1inb sic
bod aud MIR Elm Meni9. sic fonn.
ten, mett11 sic i'm nieoererfen1len
&err Yrofel1or, bernidten sic
einem iungetl, braben, tpenn audi
aldermen Menibenfinoe nibt ieine
&arriere -"
8rofeiior Wagnus mur6e etpas
formltder, ~6raulein Magm1s, i'd
mnB Ste bietter "
v8itte, bite, ni6t oieien Son.
Geben Sie, unter alien Mannern,
Die t9 fennen gelernt babe, mar tel,
ner, oen ib 10 beoingungslos
berebrte, mie Sic. 9as ion feline
Sdmeidelei fem. Sic miiier, id
BIN ni6t Die Grau, gu i6mei6eln.
Sc lit Die refine Wabrbeit. Sd babe
nientan6 mebr als meinen 8r11oer.
un6 i@ m0bte nidt, bob ct in bas
neue Sabr eingebe NIT elmer Sd1lo
auf ieinem @euiiien. @ergeben Sic
ibm bieie S9le6tigfeit -
@ie batte lie geiagt? @r fei aud
nur Meni6. Das fiiblte err iebt.
@er baitte 6ieien 8liden %mioeriteben
f0nnen? Das tpare11 an6ere 8life
alS bel ieiner
9a ftel ibm Elm, bob Grau bon
&eliet ia gar nidt mebr feline @raut
lei. Da fonnte er iie ia gang gut
bitten, gum See gu bleiben. I
l1no iie b1ieb.
ln6 fam otter.
rn6 gum S@luiie blieb iie uber'
ba1tpt BEL linn = als feline Gral1.
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ltfbten Zukuntt Deutsfblanos
Bur GQ6re$men6e.

8db Iber dapttides 5elo
Mdlst fb Elm uener Sag.
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Sic serri6ener 6er5en blmt5udenoer Sdag
aasemb Elm @drei: rSag, ueuer Sag,
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gebenS anhbmiNt aus uusddaffener 3eit
Siebe, nit martem, BON biterfer SLOT erfaat,
gs fb amfhammenb odn 9faHelantlit ent9aQt!
Sag, nener Sag,
Sir auieres Sersens ie6miIdtgn Sdlas!!"
Sdper 1tst nnb fnmm os @ae- ~9ent@e seee' beb iron osn
tjde Telb, banges @ef@,
sh&uer uub lana itdt Der Nhm BET Gnb nod slubt aud fir Did
@elt, Ss emiee 2idt!
gang, bnnfel nnb nmt HnerbDptl1d aus nn9el@a1ener
starren Wiaiunen Mnsen sr Gnis. Belt
felt. str1mt Spfhnung i&imnerno aber
9a bbt Td rptoGmmernb aus ldt- oetn Sno!
anfbredenbeu1 Sduf 9emHde sede >. 6fne bid pnt unb
Neuae6prener Saa, feurig nno rn- 9ruk,
iemarok, sieb INNER nod tuf in bentider
l1nb cine @timme, madig ne ls Mlmntter SdpR
ton aus emisem Ia, sdlnd5t mab Grbnng ote araft
gribt aber bas Sell nit lemdten= 9e beinen @plf nee Sebenoigfet
benz GdaQ: ibaff!"
2ette SmQe bpm Mnhit rift fd Der nne Sag, s..
AQiaipnen &er5en ranidten i'm eleiben sdlas,
9nnsrie Ing 2dt sriffen. bpffenoe 9anoe: 4
Sabrapenbe! 3enemuenoe!
&nrt&H6ler.
Evening journal., 1920-02-26
MORE DOUBTS
ABOUT STATE
Income TAXES
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read: That the clause containing the
words "and also rentals Of real estate
and gains or profits derived from agri-
cultural operations" Is repealed from
and after The first day OF January A.
D. 1920. This raises the question as
10 whether 1T is proper to deduct
these items from the gross income in
making the returns covering income
for the year 1919.
Whether IT is the intent OF the
amendments that IN sc changes shall
become operative to effect returns for
1919. or Is intended TO become opera
tive for the year 1920, the returns for
which viii not be required until 1921.
Is a matter which the Court VIII prob
ably be asked TO decide.
The Constitution Of the State pro-
hiblts the enactment Of retroactive leg
lsiatlon, and Question has been raised
as to whether, II the amendments to
the Income tax law are to take effect
on January 1, 1920 they can be applied
back TO cover income OF the calendar
year 1919.
Many payers OF large amounts in
Federal Income taxes have been Jared
to find that the amounts they pay in
Federal taxes are subject TO State in
come tax and cannot be written off
as an exemption. Amounts paid In
Federal income tax payments were
exempt from State income tax under
Lhe State law before Il was amended
by the last Legislature. Should the
Judges decide the amendments do not
apply to Incomes Of the past year. II !
will mean big saving to many Della |
Nareans for a year at least, and de-
2riye the State Of some revenue.
Evening journal., 1920-02-26
PROF. BEACON LOSES
WATCH FOB LOCKET

Professor William II. Beacon head Of
the Beacon Business Colleges. lost
gold fob locket yesterday and the finder
VIII do much to restore his peace of
mind by restoring 1t to him and enabling
him TO restore 1t to his watch fob.
Something more than intrinsic value
attaches to the locket II was purchased
by Professor Beacon when he and Mrs
Beacon were travelling In Italy several
years ago. In the locket is a miniature
photo OF Mrs. Beacon. on the back Of
the photo Professor Beacom's name
Is written. The locket was lost yester-
day in the Lambros restaurant the
Queen Theatre. a West Eighth street
trolley car or the street.
II found. Il may be left at the Beacon
College or The Evening Journal office
AZ either place a suitable reward win be
paid to the finder.
Evening journal., 1920-02-26
The Best Cough Syrup
is Homemade.
Here's an easy way 20 save So. and
get have the hest cough remedy
you ever tried.

You've probably heard OF this we'll
known plan OF making cough syrup at
home. But have YOU ever used itf
When you do, you viii understand why
thousands Of families, the world over,
feel that they could hardly keep house
without it. It's simple and cheap. but
the way it takes hold of cough will
quickly earn it permanent place in
your home.
Into a pint bottle, pour 2ts ounces Of
Pinex; then add plain granulated sugar
syrup to FIJI up the pint. Or. If desired,
use clarified molasses, honey, OF corn
syrup instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, it tastes good, never spoils, and
gives you a full pint Of better cough
remedy than you could buy ready made
for three times its cost.
lt is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy conquers q
cOugh-usually in "a hours OF less. IL
seems to penetrate through every air
passage. loosens a dry, hoarse OF tight
cough. Lifts the phlegm, heals the mem
branes. and gives almost immediate re-
lief. Splendid for throat tickle, hoarse-
ness, Group, bronchitis and bronchial
asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract,
and has been used for generations for
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2ik ounces OF Pinex" with
directions. and don't accept ANYTHING
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction or money refunded. The Pinex
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