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Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
YOUR INCOME TAX
When, How, What to Pay
BY Graham 3. Michel,
Y. S. Bureau of Internal Revenue


The income tax this year as last may be paid in
fun at the time of filing the RETURN equal
instaments due or before March Is June 15
September 10 and December Is.
Forms-1o4oA for incomes $4,000 or less and
1040 for incomes in of that amount-wiu be
sent to taxpayers who last year filed a return
Failure to receive FORM however, does not re-
lieve his obligation to file a return and
pay the tax time.
The penalty for failure to file return within the
time prescribed is fine of than $1,000 and
an additional assessment of % the
due.
'Willful refusal to make return and pay the
tax time is punishable by fine of not more than
10000, or one years Imprisonment BOTH together
with the cost of prosecution.
For making a false fraudulent return the
penalty is a fine of not more than $4,000, or one
years imprisonment both, together with an added
assessment Of SO cent the amount of tax eyaded
Full instructions for making the forms are
contained each
The return, made under oath, be filed with
the collector of internal for the district in
which the taxpayer lives his principal place
of business.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
q. What United States port is the

@. What United States port is the
nearest to Europe? v. N. n.
A Portland. Me-, is the nearest to
Europe, and also has the shortest
mileage for ocean travel to European
ports.
q. Can turkey eggs be Matched sue
cessfuliy in an incubator? NJ. N.
A. The department of agriculture
says the eggs of turkeys can be Matched
in incubators as we'll as the eggs of
other fowl. It is preferable. however,
to have them Matched by the hens that
are to brood them. In fact, this is
the prevailing custom There is a
feeling of confidence when the eggs
are in the care of broody hen which
does not exist when artificial methods
are employed.
q. Is there anything can do to
lenothen the life Of silk stockings? !.
| M. c.
{ A New stockings wear much long
er il washed before wearing. This pro-
cedure tightens the threads, making
them firmer.
@. How did the name "moonshine"
become attached to liquor ilIicitly
made? e. r. u.
A. The term was first applied to
white French brandy struggled to Eng
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

land. This was received by way OF
the white coasts of Kent and Sussex
by moonlight
q. Who is the author Of WAR and
Peace? r. J. w.
A. This is a novel by Tolstoi writ
ten during the years 1s65-1s6S. Tho
plot is laid in the reign on Alexan-
der !.
q. How did Russia get possession
iand2 q. S.
A. While the country which is now
Alaska was known to photographers
as early as 1873, several Russian ex-
plorers brought back the earliest def
mite news of the land early IN the 18th
century. One of these, vitus Behring,
was sent out by Peter the Great
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

General Charles G.. Dawes is telling the congress
sional investigating committee few things and he
Is not carefully choosing his language but he succeeds
in conveying his meaning which the chief function
human speech. His defense of the conduct of the
in France the disposition of the Ameri-
property left after the will put a quietus
upon those charges which brought General Dawes to
the stand. perhaps the tactlessness secre-
tary Baker that gave rise to those charges in the
statement that supplies were sold abroad because
they were sorely needed there and because the
turn Of such great bulk of them to this country
would have unsettling effect upon the markets.
graphs of the destruction of and acres of
automobiles and trucks by the orders of the war
department
Z But from Generals Dawes relation it Is apparent
that the best disposition of such supplies
ana equipment could be sold or used abroad that
the liquidation OF them brought could
bctn realized the goods been returned to this
coantry.
There believe any we'll grounded
criticism of what done by Americans in France.
They were there. as General Dawes says, not to
make money but do things and the record
proves that things were done
The charge of delay, hesitation, nisrnanagement
and wasteful extravaganza in this country in which
millions and millions absorbed is of course a
which General Dawes is replying so earnestly and
coHvincinsly. and profaneIy as the conduct
and the closing of our work in France.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
HANDY INFORMATION

The Boston Transcript. the New
York Times and the Chicago Tribune
tied for first honors as the best edited
daily newspapers in the United States.
The lucky pikersl The Hump couldn't
be considered in the race as it is a
weekly. The lucky (again) pikersl
Only two western papers qualified as
among tie dozen best dailies. These
two: The Kansas City Star and the
Portland Oregonian.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

there are for poison. when buys poison
there is supposed record of the purchase that
the commodity may be traced if occasion should arise
There should likewise record of the sale of every
pistol so that officers may be guided in their hunt
for those who are violating the law by carrying
concealed weapons.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
One Hundred and Fourth Trip
A POEM LOST

We had little hard luck this week.
In the shape of some scoundrel running
off with long poem In a notebooks
written by a girl who brought it to thu
office. 1t was thrilling story of a
poem built on the current crime wave.
II we could have copied it before some
highlander got away with it, we would
have had little else to do this week as
there were 16 verses to 1t. Just to give
you an idea of what it was like we
quote from memory the first two
verses which ran sometime like this
Times are so hard this part of the year
I'm afraid we can't make both ends
meet.
Murder and robbery's all that we hear.
And yet Wilson hasn't give Harding
his seat.
You can't carry a weapon in Phoenix
That you really should know.
An innocent man with the one word
Halt"
Might fall by towards blow.
There were Il more of such verses.
each one seemingly better than its pre-
decessor. We can't remember the nauno
Of the little girl who wrote IT. but if
anybody finds the notebook with tho
poem in it we will appreciate the kind
ness of bringing it to this office.
Once in while our valued contern-
porary down the alley knocks out a
home run from its editorial column.
While It rs rising to inquire why gaso-
line sells in Phoenix for 35 cents and in
Chicago for 25 cents. may we urge 1t
to ask also why we have to pay q
cents for kerosene when II is selling
in Chicago for 1515 cents.
President Wilson had his Colonel
House; Senator Harding has his house
boat. Now, if the senator's houseboat
had been steered by DR.. Wilson's cele-
brated 14point compass
Looks too much like press agent $
stuff Governor Cox's train wrecked in
Arizona and the pres elects boat stuck
in Florida mud bank.
Now it's up to the Florida chamber
OF commerce to explain away the mud
bank.
Speaking of the crime wave" says
Findley, "Harding's houseboat was re-
Gently stuckup." What it really lacked
was something of the wave.
II Harry Lauder had lived in Phoenix
during these hazardous times he would
lead his song off with
"Roamin' in the gloamin'
With your pistol by your side"
A Mexican knocked at the door the
other day and humbly asked for worh.s
Last fall they gave us the laugh when
we asked them to work. Times do
change, don't they?
"Oh," He Said
One of the girls says the Elks show
wasn't as good this year as last year.
Did you see last years.
sure. [ was in it,
Oh
And the incident was considered
closed.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY S, 1921

The elemental political issues @pon
which aCe diUide IN the United States
are not made IN political platforms
Bat IN the minds and hearts of the
people. Charles G.. DdaUes.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

dow shade had been left up a couple
of inches. Once she had noticed a man
and woman holding hands, and right al
Methodist sociablei
And another thing-Heaven knows
never want to start trouble. but
can't help what l see from my back
steps. and | notice your hired girl Bea
carrying on with the grocery boys and
all
Mrs. Bogart. I'd trust Bea as /
"Oh. dearie, you don't understand
mel I mean she's green. and I hope
that none of these horrid young men
that there are around town viii get
her into troubled It's their parents
fault, letting them run wild and hear
evil things IL I had my way there
wouldn't be none OF them, not boys nor
girls neither allowed to know anything
about-about things until they was
married It's terrible the bald way that
some folks talk. 1t Just shows and
gives away what awful thoughts they
got inside them. and there's nothing
can cure them except coming right to
God and kneeling down like I do al
prayer meeting every Wednesday eve
ming. and saying, % God, | would be
miserable sinner except for thy
grace
"Fd make every last one of these
OratS go TO sunday ScnoOi ana learn 70
think about nice things stead of about
cigarettes and goings- on-and these
dances they have at the lodges are the
worst thing that ever happened to this
town, lot of young men squeezing g. -
and finding out-Oh. it's dreadful. I've
told the mayor he ought to put stor
to them and There was one boy in
this town. don't won't to be suspicious
or uncharitable, but"
1t was half an hour before Caro-
escaped.
She stopped on her own porch and
thought viciously:
IF that woman is on the side OF the
angels, then 1 have no choice; 1 must
be on the side of the devil. Etc. Etc.
Like Carol. many of us looking over
the army of "reformcrs" 'uplifters'
and purifiers must perforce choose
the devils side of the argument
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

The congresswoman from Oklahoma says that
when her great-grandfather ordained the
ministry there was such big crowd that he had to
open three barrels of whisky yet people affect
to at the phrase .'the good old days..
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

fFrom the Revered Republican,
She was rendered unconscious for a
long time, she says. and was forced to
swallow some of the broken glass from
the window which fell in her mouth.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

The United States has told Cuba that it can't
have revolution. OF Cuba is independent,
and all that, but she simply keep the peace
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Ambassador Davis has found that his job in Eng
land Is costing him three times the amount of his
salary. And his salary is $4,000. This is hint to
Harding in selecting the for the job
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Before electric lights became general, the
mortality resulting from the blowing out of gas
high. But just many people must die anyway
and the normal is preserved by people stepping
the gas.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

The Congressional Record speaks of the "Star
Spanked Banner What is the pay of government
printing office proof readers now?
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
Texas Feudists Fire
Till Both Fall Dead

ChSpuUfICdft y. Ec&8C0 VIII
FORT WORTH. Tex, Feb. IA
West Texas feud of many years stand
ing, involving prominent residents of
Lubbock county, eliminated last night
at Shallow Water, when James c..
Powles and James NJ Wright fired at
each other until both fell dead.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Great heavingsl Only a coupla hours
from the deadline and just a stickfull
written! THE Duchess! The Duchess!
Oh. my dear paws, Oh, my fur and
whiskers She'll get me executed as
sure as ferrets are ferrets!"
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

The largest amount of coal mined in a peace
year dug in this country last year Hence tba
terrific price of coal this winter
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

For real violet of violets by the
ylossy-est of messy rocks. We nominate
the local merchant who advertises
THE only grocery store in America
that requires traffic officers to direct
crowds of customers
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Don't make your waiter angry by tipping him
with one of the counterfeit $40 Federal Reserve
notes now in circulation. It is a crude piece of
work, and glance will save YOU from a faux pas
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

We do not begrudge the legislature its two day
vacation. 1t has earned it by rapid and diligent
work.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Everybody had $59.12 January 1st according
to the treasury department. if everybody didn't
somebody else did.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

minister in Georgia, the papers tell us has
preached 5000 sermons They probably mean that
he has preached 5000 times-there aren't that many
sermons
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
THE HARDEST PART

Judge-"Did your wife hit you with piece of
brfc-a brace"
AIullgan-"Devn braek about it, yer Honor;
just the bricR
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

1t is announced that D,Annunzio is to divorce hi
present wife and marry younger enc There's :
man who be satisfied unless he's in tro,,ble
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

When the moon gets full on "moonshine" the pro-
hbition enforcement corps need not get excited.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
PASSING OUT TIE SMOKES

Today the Gamers Back is two years
old. And geei what a hectic two years
it has beeni
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

We rise to inquire whether Mr.
Harding-s houseboat is fitted out with
a cabin ct.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
cs++ino Ready for Sprinu?

Did YOU notice a local haberdasher
advertise: Flannel Shirts Z Off?
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Looks too much like press agent 8
stuff. Governor Cox's train wrecked in
Arizona and the pres elects boat stuck
in Florida mud bank
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
COMING SOON

Coincident with the annual overhaul
ing of our typewriter and the spring
disgorging of our desk. the Camel's
Back viii IN the very near future run
its third annual Spring Poetry Contest.
We respectfully suggest that Mr..
Findlay, celebrate the event by putting
a new ribbon in his typewriter which
we are forced to use in this emergency.
Fresh. bubbling spring poetry and new
typewriter ribbons so hand in hand, TO
use a new phrase.
Our constant reader knows that our
Spring Poetry number is as constant
and as sure of appearance as a rollick-
ing planet or the perennial order of the
corporation commission to the street
car company to put on some service.
To our new reader we will say that
the poetry contest is open to anybody
in the state of Arizona. regardless of
their station in life. We prefer that
the subject matter deal with spring.
we will offer the usual prize of 81 to
the winning poem, in spite of the fall
ing markets. Get busy now. as the ad-
vertisers say. and watch for the an
nouncement of the date.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Now it's up to the Florida chamber
OF commerce to explain away the mud
bank.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

Speaking of the crime wave" says
Findley, "Harding's houseboat was re-
Gently stuckup.' What it really lacked
was something of the wave.
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

A Mexican knocked at the door the
other day and humbly asked for work.f
Last fail they gave us the laugh when '
we asked them to work. Times do
change, don't they?
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

President Wilson had his Colonel
House; Senator Harding has his house
boat. Now. if the senator's houseboat
had been steered by DR.. Wilson's cele-
brated 14-point compass
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05

II Harry Lauder had lived in Phoenix
during these hazardous times he would
lead his song off with
"Roamin' in the gloamin'
With your pistol by your side
Arizona republican., 1921-02-05
"Oh" He Said

One of the girls says the Elks show
wasn't as good this year as last year.
Did you see last year's2"
sure. [ was in it,
Oh --''
And the incident was considered
closed.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
CARNIVAL AT ELMHURST
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Elaborate Suburban Project to
Raise Funds for Fire
Apparatus.

With household furniture valued at
$500 or more. donated by Wilmington
merchants for the street carnival
which opens at Elmhurst tomorrow
for week. IL j. krebs, owner of the
Brcidablik Farms. yesterday donated
a pcdigreod bull calf to the Five Points
Civic Association. under whose aus
pices the carnival is to be held. This
calf "Breidabiik Daisy's Pride" was
born on December %. 1920. 1t was
sired by Brookmcad Taurus OF
Breidabilk. whose sire cost S25,0o0.
The dam was Daisy Campflower III,
Eartag EOS. This animal will be on ex-
hibition on the carnival grounds all
week IL viii be awarded on Satur-
day night. June IL.
The dance floor. which will be one of
the features vi the carnival. was COM
plcted today. The pavilion, as well
AS the Is or more booths. were
decorated today and everything viii
be in readiness by tomorrow night,
when the affair will open.
The proceeds of the carnival viii be
devoted to the fund now being raised
fur the fire apparatus which is being
constructed AT the plant of the United
States Fire Apparatus Co, in VIII
mington. Being for such a purpose
Ne carnival committee has been as
sisted by men. women and children of
the five suburbs. The greater portion
- yesterday was devoted to baking
ny the various women's committees
and scores OF cakes viii be offered for
sale at the opening night. The wo-
mems committees are working hard
for their respective booths. Mrs. G.
X. Nansant has charge of the variety
booth. The cake and pie booth will
lie in charge of the women of Glyn-
rich, Mrs. Delaware s. Wright. chair
man. The fish pond will be operated
by the Bellcmoor women, Mrs. Harry
Risler. chairman. The Ashley wo-
men will have charge of the vegetable
and grocery booth.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
These Two Big Buildings to Draw From

They household thousands and thou
of dollars.
few facsw ewish to
atingh how wec
at unFer the
hadn buildings
the full benefit ownership of the
general when conducting special sale
wish make
the benefit
the cash
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Howard Class Picnic.

The young ladies and friends of Mrs.
+. l.. Howard's Sunday school class
of st. Pauls Nj. T.. Church will enjoy
a picnic at Brandywine Springs on
Saturday afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
nlue Hen Out Soon.

The Blue Hen, year book of the Uni
versity of Delaware. which is being
gotten out by the 1922 classes. will
be issued soon. 1t is dedicated to DIR.
Walter Hullfhen, the new president of
the university. This years book will
reflect much credit upon the students
who have been instrumental in getting
Il out. In addition to much interest
ing reading matter. il has been LIBERAL
~ patrunized by advertisers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
Meeting OF State Bankers.

The Delaware State Bankers As
sociation will hold It's annual meeting
at Rehobeth Beach on September i.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
A WELCOME MESSAGE AT AN OPPORTU1VE TINE
| - Great Rebuilding Sale CT

in Concrete
the SEQ STORM sh
haveab 0worho o %
and
wttth Bargain at
andKn therefore,
usaeuth satkt CARY out
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-06-03
FREE---THIS BEAUTIFUL DINNE


aapps-
lose
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16

Leroux, Foudrain, Nouges and Pucci-
nj. Later he occupied the position Of
musical director of the "Theatre
Royal" of Antwerp (Belgium) where
he remained until he was called to
America.
He also took part in all of the
principal concerts in France, Hol-
land and Belgium, and had the honor
to play before the Queen Wilhelmine
of Holland.
He came to America in 1910, en-
gagged by 1mpressario Layolle of the
French Opera House in New Orleans.
Subsequently he became citizen and
devoted his time to teaching. In 1914
his name was added to the faculty of
the Jesuit College" in New Orleans
to- conduct the musical department of
that institution.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

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Fete au Village (The Village Festiv-
aD:
Allegro Giocoso
Allegretto Quasi Allegro
Allegromolto
Allegro
Valse Lente, Gracioso
Andantino
Allegro Bourree
Piu Animate Agitato
Allegretto
Cortege, Allegro non Troppo
Vivo
Pizzicati from Sylvia (Clement
Philibert Leo Delibes, 1S36-1S91.)
Clement Philibert Leo Delibes en-
tered the Paris Conservatory in lS4S
In all he wrote 10 operas. His frs
great success was a ballet entitlet
"La Source" His greatest worl
"Coppelia," "Sylvia," and "Naila'
and "Lakme" are all still popular
Delibes is known among musical crit
les as the most famous composer o
ballet music.
This particular selection is give
not only on account Of it's intrinsi
beauty, but as an excellent illustra
ton Of the pizzicato, which means tn
plucking Of the strings with the fin
gers instead Of playing them wit
the bow.
Trio-Prison Scene, "Faust" (Cha!
Francois Gounod, 1S18-1S9S.)
To Marguerite in her prison come
Faust who attempts to persuade he
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16
Chldren's Corner
JAMES NEIGHBORS.
(By Virginia Bransford.)

Everybody said they were the hand
soonest couple in the country; they
were red-headed it was true, but their
heads shone in the sunlight with a
scarlet brilliancy that was beautiful.
He wore a satin vest, and she a
coat that put to shame the ones in
the store windows, they sometimes
peeped into.
Everybody in the neighborhood had
been watching them with interest all
the spring, for he was most persist
ent lover, and she the most coy of
maidens.
Many a time the neighbors had
come to the conclusion, she was TAX
ing an unfair advantage Of him; she
accepted all his little attentions, even
let him bring her just lots Of little
tid-bits; he in fact spent most Of
his time trying to find dainties that
would please her, but just let him dare
to twitter about nest for two, and
away she would fly, while he in his
despair would fly to the old church
steeple, and the congregation would
listen to such a succession of rata
tatts, that all thoughts Of worship
was out of the question.
Jane had been watching them from
her window, day after day, and she
had become thoroughly disgusted with
the bold filtration of Miss Redhead,
and wished she knew enough bird
language to advise him to let her
alone, and hunt a more considerate
mate.
Jane said to her mother one morn
ing, "If l had that red headed bird
in my hands, would choke her, she
is an awfully nice bird, and she treats
him so terribly
Several days later Jane was in her
room busily arranging her hair, when
all of a. sudden the whole room was
filled with cloud of SCOT, which came
in gusts down the chimney and don't
you think that poor Mr. Redhead
came down with it, and in his excite
ment he flew with such force to the
closed glass door, that his head hitI
first, and he fell dead on the floor.
Jane was Mortified at the sad end
ing of her bird romance, and was
holding him in her warm hands, and
rubbing his poor head, when another
cloud of SCOT came down the chimney,
and Miss Redhead with it, and don't
you think she flew straight to Mr..
Redhead, and fought Jane till she
opened the door, then she flew back,
and forth, till he regained conscious
ness, then to James delight they flew
together to the pretty tree right in
front of James window and Miss Red
head took care of him all day.
Now they have moved into a lovely
branch on that same tree and have
gone to house keeping in fine style,
for Jane saw that plenty feathers
were in reach, and inspected their
nest in it's course of building several
times, but she suspects some times
Mr.. and Mrs. Redhead gets very con-
trary, for the old church steeple
comes in once in awhile for some more
Of his vigorous rat-a-tats.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16

A windmill which has been in the
possession of one family for well ov-
er a century still stands in Brixton
London.
Woman's enterprise., 1921-12-16

binding which resulted in
women having feet so small as to be
practically useless, has been discon-
tinued in enlightened China.