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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
P~RUVODNfCH LISTIN
NETREBA.
(F.L.I.S.)

(F.L.I.S.)
Washington, D. G.. Depart
met statu oznamil, lie amerittl
obcane nepotrebuji jiz privod-
Mich listin anebo pefmitd,
kdyz chteji odejeti re Spoj.
Statu, anebo Sc chteji Ease
vratiti zpet. Cizinci mohou ia
Ike odejeti bez privodnich Ii
stin, avsak budou sc muset il.
mi vykazat, kdyz Sc budou
chit dostat do Spoj. Stath
Rozhodnuti toto stale sc po Wy.
slovenf nazoru generalnim "a
stupcem Spoj. Statn Daugher'
tym, jenz byl zadan, ably vyjas
nil situaci ohledne odjezdu a
merickych obcanu a cizincu w
vztahu Ike kongresnimu mari
zeni 2 roku 1918.
Department Statu doporucu
je amer obcanam, majicim
1myslu navStivit CHI zeme, a
| by dotazali sc konsulatnich Il
fedniku d~otycnych zemi, jak,
doklady o pfisluSnost americ
Ike budou piiiimany v nahrad,
Ia pravidelne PRIV. listing.
Mali take zjistit, bude-li n;
Mich zadano, ably NELL sve Ii
stiny vidovany prislusnym kon
sulatem, nez Dude Jim dovolel
vstup do tie ci one zeme.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09
HOSpODYNKY Poor!
vyDAlez. ktcry knxda hospodyn-
ka I'D nrdce uriyftA.

v ti-icfch a tisicich nasfch bytu a
vefejnych m~istnosti jsou kobsrce, KITE
re nebyly nikdy radn6 cisteny. Byva-
il slice smeteny kost'aty neb vyssAva-
elm strojem prAseny. ale nikdy Wy
rrany a vycisteny jak Sc patfi.
Obe. koste neb vy5savaci stroj, ne
chaji v korenach kobercovych, VIA
ken zastara1S. .praeh. blato. mastIiotu
a naka2live bacilly. ktcre jsou sko-
dive detem, WASTE oh6m. ktere s.
hrajf ma podlaze. Cistite-li koberec ko-
stetem neb v~yssavacim stroJem - ko-
herec ma povrch vypada peknc, ai'
uvnitr ie stejne spinavy jake byl.
Druha methoda je posilat koborct
do cistfrny. ktere posilajf zfizcnce
ably koberec stocili a odnesli. Pfeca-
sto Sc stava, re v cistirne spatnyn
zachazenim z koberce vlakna Sc Wy
trhajf z korenu TAX, &c vypada ne
vzhlednym a rozdrbanym. Ia tutt
hrubou praci jeste pax musite zapla.
tit vysokou cenu.
ZDE JE NASE MErTHODA;
/. Name stroje. ktcre vyperon. Wy
cist a vysusi vase koberce TAX. re ne
najdete mic Icpsiho V dnesni dohe
vas hobCICC ~ % w
stanc jasnou, puvodni barvu.
2. Pfijdeme k Am do bytu a tam
kde koberec lie polozen. V pokoJich
lei vvcistfme = vvperem "a y hodi
nv TAX ze pri tom ami iedinf praseh
ma vas nabytek nesednc a kobere'
Sc v nejmensim n~cposkodi.
8. S ochotou. ma pozadani prijdcm'
do vaseho bytu "A nejlcpsi methodo,
Nytistime vas koberec strojem zdar'
ma ma ukazku. Daisi cisteni stat Vas
Dude 3--t Gently "a ctverecni stfevic
4. Demonstrovat budcme take v OBJ
chod6 y. r. J. Cyhpals, rob Broad
way a vych. 40 ul. prfstf tyden.
ZAroven muzeme vas nabytek Wy
lcstit ak. &c nemusfte posilat jej j
natera6i a 20 Dude vypadat jake
novy. Ia kazdou praCi rucime.
5 uctou
FRED FlALA
nateraG n papfrovac
Tel. Union so II.
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kNONAT I
ssssae
LnNJ sass
s1s. us Pr. @
Zadna otrava krye cd
yranenSl
zraneni!

New York. ~. p%rosince 1920.
Pri tist6ni sklenice Sc mi tato roz-
lomila a rfzIa isem sc hluboko do
prstu. Rychle jsem ranu vymyla a fla
strfk 8 "Nonat" pfilozila. Ami ne 8
tvdny a bolest jsem mela zah~ojenou.
Menu manzeli pri praci rozmatkAn
paiec. Vymyla jsem tee rAnu, Nonat
~ptilozila. V nekolika dnech paiec byl
1drAv.
Jindy, tee pfi praci, sedfela mu ma
sina u prostfednfho prstu leve ruky
cd kotnfcku knzi s masem i nehtem.
Prinesl to domn v hrsti druhe ruky.
Ease jsem mu to vymyla a Nonat
priiozila. Ac stale S tou bolestf pra-
soval. "a 4 tgdny prst zahojen.
MI synovec Emil Mencfk v Bloom
field, ". j., pri hfe padl rukou ma
strep lahve, zle 81 ruku porezaI. Mole
sestra ranu my vYmyia flastFfk $ No
nat prilozila. Ash "a IA dnf ruka "a
hojena.
V zadnem 2 techto pffpadn Iekaf-
ska pomoc nezadana.
MARIE CHARvAT.
401 r. =: st.
Cena "Nonat' je j5c a 81 .o4. postou
'5c a sl.0S. Nemh-1i il vas lekArntk
4 nechce il pro vas obtednat, mnkete
j koupit Il p. Hin5ta, rob s6th ul. q
QUINCY n ]. Teiblingera. 2281 f. seth
ulr neb piste Primo ma tuto adresu
Mary Leiblinger & Co.. p. o. Box 2s5,
Pasadena, Calf. i
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VELkY LOS.
ROMAN.
Francouz.ky napsal Xavier De Montepin.
ROMAN.

"Ani to ne doufam - ne
mann vsak zadne jistoty. He
dali il, doufaji, re zije - ale
nemaji o tom zadnych duka-
I'll. Nevim, jestli bych to pre-
Ella, kdyby mi rekli, re jest
mrtva".
"Lituji vas z hloubi duse,
madame, pravila kfara vrouc
ne. "Takova n~ejistota jest "a
jiste hrozna. Neoddavejte Sc
%zarmutku, dite vase zajiste Sc
Made. Nam pevnou nadeji, re
Sc tax stane. Byla bych blaze
nou, kdybych vas videla st'ast-
nou. Nevim, jak Sc to stale, ale
hned, iak jsem vas poprve spa
trila, vabilo mne COST k YAM -
milovala jsem vas, madame, Cd
prvniho okamziku naseho Sc.
tkani!"
NINE dele Sc podobne, dra.
housku", pravila slepa S vel.
kym pohnutim, "nemohu vas
bohuzel, videt, ale jenny vas
HAS vnikl mi primo do srdce
Najdu-li svoji dceru, stane 81
zaiiste svasi pfitelkyni, budete
j. milovati?"
'Jako nejdrazSi Gestru, ma
dame, dovolite-li".
Wusite Sc u mas udomacni
I'll, drahe dite, slfbite mi to-"
aBylo by to velkym stestln
pro nne'.. sl.
"Chcete, abych vas ol5jala
klaro?" t.H NJ
90, ano, madame, obejmett
mne!" zvolala Klara Sc slzou
oku, "a dovolte, abych vas pc
celovala tax vroucne, jakobycl
libala ztracenou svou matku!'
Sletna de Rhode rozevfel;
naruc a privinula mladou div
ku pevne k srdci.
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III.

"Me drahe dlte", pravila sic
pa, kdyz Sc ODE zeny ponekud
byly utisily. "Tereza pravi, re
Jest muj klobouk jiz znacne u
potrcbovan, a chce, abych jej
nahradila povym".
"Ano, ano, chcemc pGkny
klobouk, nesmi vsak byti dra-
hy", dolozila Tereza.
"kdyz kupujcte u PAM Thou
retove'', pravila Klara, "vite
zaiiste, re zada vzdy dosti
znacne ceny".
"Vime, vino = ale slecna
chce toliko vclmi .icdnoduchy
klobouk".
"Vynasnazlm Sc, abych YAM
vyhovela".
Mlada divka vyhledala veil
&c jednoduchy tmavy klobouk,
.jenz hodil Sc svym elegantnim
tvarem co nejlepe k sedivym
v1asum a k zadumcive tvafi
slccny de Rhode.
Slepa byla S pomerne levnou
cenou Srozumena a poproslla
Klaru, by jej pfinesla do jeji-
no bytu.
Pavlina polibila Klaru jeSto
iednou, pax vsedla S Terezou
do kocaru, a Klara hlcdela Ia
MIN S utajenym pohledcm, az
zajcl ga rob ulice Caumartin.
Nasi ctenari vedi, zc odebra,
sc Bonichon do Varcnne Saint
Hilsire, ably hledal stopy lodi
nika a Marie Jany.
Povetrnost nnorova nclaka
zaiistG nikoho k vyletu ma lodi
nektcri potrestenI namolHlcl
"sladkYch vod" pouzivajl vSalt
casio mirhejsiho dine, ably 81
veslovanim ''napraviii svaly",
Vyjizdi 81 pc rece az do Warren
ne, kde sc pax V nejakcm ho-
stinci u vesele spolecnosti po-
slim a zahfivaji.
S~polehaje ma znamy tentc
zvyk lodniku, vessel Bonichor
We Varenne do jisteho hostince
a objednal 81 snidani.
Prave kdyz sedal ia std, We
sli do hostince tri mladi muzi,
ktefi nell pod kozichy tricoty
namornicke. Byli to patrne zna
mi a vazeni hoste, nebot' ho-
stinsky, jakmile je spatril, spe.
chal jim V 1strety a dvorn6 ie
vital.
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Tel. Union so r.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-04-09

vii Sc. "NemySlll Jsem, re budu
miti dnes Ia takove zimy cest
vas uvitati! -"
"Vitatc mas tuto zimu napo-
sled!" pravil mladik, jeho3
.jmenoval hostinsky jmenem
Saint Germ. ia takove zimy
mic mas sem jiz nepfilaka, jsme
uplne skrehli. Ostatne, vyjeli
.jsme 81 jen proto IA lodich, pro
toze .jsme vcera obedvali v
Champignollesu u Bordiera.
De Quercy slavil tam snatek ma
levou ruku. Byli jsme tam pres
noe a rano vydali isme Sc ma
vodu, abychom utopili kocou-
ia. Dejte nam rychle neco ma
cub a objednejte vydatnou sni-
dani. Hyneme hladem!"
Hostinsky odbehl do kuchy-
ne a pax vratil sc rychle k mia
dym lidem.
"Pan de Quercy vas nedopro
vodil?" ptal Sc zvedave.
"Vratil Sc hned vcera vecer
do Parize. Ostatne iej zde ami
V let6 neuvidite. Dial 81 pfinesti
veSkery lode do Charantonu -
opousti Marnu -"
"Snad ne! A proc TAX cini?"
"Pravi, re Sc chce pro.jizdeti
toliko ma stroke Sekvane. Hlav-
nj duvod vsak spociva v tom,ze
jest zamilovan -"
st.Pan de Quercy, ten spry-
mar, re Jest zamilovan!?"
"Ano a k tomu jeSte pra.
hloupym zpusobem. Dial Sc ia.
ko pravy hlupak polapiti Wy.
chytralou holubickou, ktera sc
pomoci jeho nauci litati. Ia
pul roku Dude asi pekne tancit
die zpevu tie hrdlicky - POGO
rovali isme iiz vcera, re ma /
tomu znamenite vlohy - ia pa
nenka!" gt
"Kde nasel vlastne pekne K
placer"
"Zde neiake vesnici. Je t.
ash Scstnactileta pradlena, il;
uncsl jeji PAM - jest dost
hezka, ale velmi spatne vycho
vana a hrozne rozpustila. Ne
chce zustati v kraji, kde il kaz
dy zna a primela de Quercy !
tomu, ably Sc S lod'kami SWIM
prestehoval imam -"
Bonichon neztratil ami sluv
ka re zajimave tie rozmluvy.
Myslil zcela urcite, re pra
dlenou, o niz Sc p~ovidalo, ne
mohla byti jina nez Marie ia
ma.
Musil Sc co nejdrive presve6
citi, zdali sc neklame; zaplati
hostinskemu a special k mostl
tChampignyskemu, kudy Sc CHI
dilo do Champignollesu, kd'
cht6l u Bordiera dozvedeti 81
ncjurcitejsi zpravy.
Placide Joubert ubiral 81
touz hodinu "a stejnym umy
STEM X tcmuz mistu.
Hostinec Bordieruv tesil 81
nejlcpSi povesti a byl chvaln'
znam vSem navstevovatelun
rozkoSnTch brehu Marry.
go muzetc mi dsti k snida
ni?" ptal sc Joubert hostinske
no, vchazcie do prijemne pro
hfat6 jidelny.
~ zinc, a k tomu jcSte "
v$edni den, ncmivame vclkycl
|zasob - mohu VAN nabidnout
Itoiiko rick anebo bcefsteak
smazenc nebo pecen6 ryby, pa
me-, zncla odpoved' hostinskc
no.
"Dobrc - a ma konec kOu
sex aIra. Ncz Dude vSe hotovo
!dcitc mi sklenicku absintu; n,
lmam ma speech - sednu 81 ia
tim sem Ike kamnum".
"ViktOrino!" volal hostin
sky, "pfineste absintu a pojd'
t2 sem prostrit''.
"Holka Ia mi snad neco po
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
Open BIDS FOR WORK
ON GIANT LEVIATHAN
CBy Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-America's
greatest prize of war the giant steam
ship Leyiathan, which for more than
two years has been tied up at the
Hoboken pier may soon resume her
Queenship Of the seas. Bids for the
recondtfoning of the great liner were
to be opened at the office of William
F. Gibbs, construction engineer, here
today, in the presence of Chairman
Lasker, Of the United States shipping
board.
1t was expected five to eight ship
repair firms would submit proposals
for work which might entail expendi-
lures of more than $5,000,000. Three
classes of bids were asked: First
for machinery; second, for stewards
supplies, including cooking utensils.
and equipment; and third for general
restoration of the Interior, which
would make the Leviathan one of the
finest liners afloat.
A force of engineers working under
Mr.. Gibbs recently put detailed plans
of the Leviathan on paper after the
shipping board had refused to pay her
former German owners $1,000,000 for
her construction drawings.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
HUNTING IN INDIANA
over FEBRUARY 9

There Is great deal OF perplex-
ify, probably natural enough, as to
what may be hunted at & given time
in Indiana" declared George w Mann
field, superintendent of the division of
fisheries and game of the department
Of conservation. in a statement today
Everybody should understand how
ever. that it is unlawful at any time to
sell or to offer for sale any wild water
fowl, such as ducks or geese. or any
quail. II will be unlawful after Sat
urday, Dec. 81. to shoot any wild
water fowl until the open season
comes in the fall of 1922. The open
season for squirrels ended Dec. /, so
they are off the available list. The
open season for quail ended Dec. 20,
so they are under the ban. After Sat
urday, Dec. 81. water fowl will be le'
gally untakable-for most hunters
they have been untakable for good
deal longer-and thus the man who
sallies out today has only the rabbit
AS his legitimate game. If he has
license, if he does not trespass-
which can be avoided with due for
mality-and if he goes far enough he
should be able to bag dollars worth
of rabbits. for they are abundant in
Indiana, and the market price is about
30 cents apiece, dressed. From this
time until Jane the rabbit will be
the only game creature that can be
lawfully bagged. Then a prohibitory
law also comes into effect for the rab,
bit and will continue until spring.
"The fur-bearing animals, which, in
Indiana, are chiefly the fox, mink
skunk muskrat, opOssum and rae.
coon, are not classified by the depart
ment of conservation as game, but
simply as fur-bearers. The rabbit
fur-bearer though it is, is hunted
chiefly for food and is classified as
game.
after Feb. hunting will be over
for the rest OF the winter The sea
son will be closed not only on the
rabbit, but on the fox, the opossum
the raccoor, the skunk, the muskra'
and the mink Now they may be
trapped. shot or taken any way. After
FEB. they may not be taken at al
until the open season comes again
Thus the invitation of these days tt
the person of sportsmanlike prompt
ings is not exactly an invitation to
feast
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
$50 AUTO LICENSES
ISSUED IN PREbLE

EATON, c., Dec. 30-Approximately
$50 automobile licenses had been is
sued to Preble countians by the Eaton
National bank, county registrar, up to
Friday morning. Samuel Swisher,
president Of the bank, assisted by his
grandson, Kenneth Swisher, is in
charge of the registration.
w. C. Swisher. of Campbellstown,
procured the first license issued. He
is a son of President Swisher, of the
bank.
inspects Paved Road
The brick paved portion of the
Eaton-Camden pike, little more than
four miles in length, which was COM
pleted recently, was inspected Wedpes-
day by w. w. Fisher, of the state high
way department He did not o X.
the job, owing to the fact that some
minor alterations will have to be
made.
Expecting Compensation Blanks
Rev. c. F. Irwin, of Eaton, who will
have charge of the ex-service mems
adjusted compensation work in Preble
county, is expecting receipt Of applica-
Libu DlclhS DIT dlis lIlllr, hao pSClA
advised officially that the blanks are
being sent to all counties in the state.
Mr. Irwin will carry on the work in
the American Legion post room in
the courthouse.
orders Jury Session
Judge Abel Risinger has ordered
that the January grand jury report fol
duty next Tuesday instead of Monday
as Monday will be observed by the
court as the New Year holiday.
Wants to Keep Job
John Shields is circulating a petition
in an effort to retain the assistant jan.
itorship at the courthouse, from which
he resigned upon request of the coun
ty commissioners. A colored man was
appointed to succeed him. Shields
says he has several hundred signers
on his petition and expects to present
it to the commissioners on Saturday,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
EXPLAINS
PROVISIONS OF new
INCOME TAX MEASURE

Income tax returns for the year 1919
and 1920 are being gone over by
George Matthews. in preparation for
the giving out of blanks for the year
1921 which will start after the first of
1922 Collector Matthews is checking
over returns that were sent back from
the office of the federal income tax
collector at Indianapolis, for correction
and verification.
Blanks for the year 1921 are now be
ing printed and can be obtained some
time after Jan. l, probably not until
February, although the exact date is
not yet known Income taxes for the
year 1921 will be computed on the
basis of the revised revenue bill which
was passed Nov %, 1921, and for this
reason there will be some changes in
the amount of tax to be collected in
1922 for the year 1921.
Under the new law, married persons
are entitled to an exemption of $4,000
if their net income is not over $4,000
If it is over $4,000 the exemption
amounts tc only $4,000 an additional
exemption of $500 is allowed for each
dependent.
Exemption Unchanged.
The exemption of single persons re
mains unchanged at $1,000. Under the
old law, married persons were allow
ed $4,000 exemption with $500 add
, tional for each dependent.
by net income" said Mr. Matthews
/ Friday morning, is meant mans in
come after the legal deductions have
| been taken from the gross. Deduc
! lions from the income of salariet
man are usually taxes and interest or
| borrowed capital.
! One of the commonest mistakes is
! that of the salaried man who overlooks
the Importance of filing return wheI
| his net income amounts to $4,000. /
| a mans net income is $4,000 he is liza
BILE for return and subject to fine
! if he does not make that return. The
! fact that he is entitled to exemption
from tax because of dependents doet
| not alter the fact that he should fl,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
Coal Strike Threatened
In South Africa Fields
(By Associated Press)

PRETORIA, Union of South Africa,
Dec. 30-A strike in the Transvaal
coal fields is threatened as the result
of proposals to lower the miners
wages. Premier SHUTS had issued a
manifesto to the men asking that
they accept the new scale, pointing
out that the government feels that it
will be futile to ask further conces-
sions from the coal operators alone.
Coal production promised to become
the premier mining industry of the
country the manifesto says but is SER
iously endangered, owing to the lowz
ering of the English export prices. In
the event of a strike, it is added, the
government will maintain the coal
cupply of the public utility services.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
Everyday Adventures

That's What You Call Service
When you suddenly discover that
you've lost the bar pin your hus-
hand gave you for Christmas-and
Won remember how careful OF 1t
YOU told yourself you'd be-and
now that it's gone, you could just
sit right down and have a good
cry
And you don't know how you can
tell your husband, because he TOOK
SO much satisfaction in giving you
the pin, but when you finally get
up nerve enough to break the bad
news to him ......
He doesn't let out a moan or any
sort of a complaint, but instead he
seems bright and CHEEKY and says,
"Well now, Ida. ] wouldn't get too
upset about this. just yet-you
know we haven't tried a Palladium
Lost and Found ad-
And so he phones in an ad, and
the next day, almost before you
thought the paper could be out, you
have a phone call from lady
name you don't recognize
But who says that she found a
pin that just matches the descrip-
ton in your ad and that you can
get it by stopping at her home any
time that day
oh Lady, That's What You Call
Servicel
Copyright 1920
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-30
DANIEL WALES WILL
PR0BATED IN union;
ESTATE IS DIVIDED


LIBERTY, Ind, Dec. 30-The will
of the late Daniel Wales was pro-
bated in Union circuit court Tuesday.
His daughters, Mrs. Mary E. Post and
Mrs. George Stevens, were named
executives. The will provides for be-
quests TO Mrs. Martha Tappan, a
daughter ana TO Albert Post, grand
son. The remainder of the estate is
devised and bequeathed to Mrs. Post
and Mrs. Stevens in equal shares.
Jurors Chosen
The jury commissioners composed
of p. B. Nye and Charles Stair met
Tuesday morning with County Clerk
Bond and selected the following jur-
ors for the January term of court:
James E. Boyle, Jr., John w. Beck,
Harry A. Harmeier, Ernest l.. Fields,
Walter McCashland and Dellis Myers.
Petit jury-William Brandley, Alvin
NJ. Lafuze, Perry J. Barnard, William
F. zimmerman, Forrest Weers, Oakley
Bake. Roy Jermain, Oakley Roberts.
William Rodenberger, William NJ
Campbell.
Circuit Court Gases
The following cases are set for hear
ing during the January term: State VS.
Chester Barley. child desertion; state
VS. William Dawes, child desertion
state VS.. John B. Hesselbrock, child
desertion; state VS.. Fleet Z. Dunn
child desertion; state VS.. William
Stanton, wife desertion: state vs.
Morris Maley, intoxication. The civil
docket is a large one. Twentythree
suits and claims have been filed.
Plans Public Sale
Fl. f. Williamson, who has beer
farming the Adolph Gossman farm o.
about 400 acres five miles north Of
town, will hold a public sale on Thurs
day, Jan. II, preparatory to moving
TO his farm of 1913 acres, one and one
half miles west of town.
Arranging Short Course
Details are being arranged for the
program of the short course which vii
he held at Liberty on Jan. Is, IT an(
is. Some of the important items or
the program are Types of Farming
in Relation to Net Profits" by Mr.
Robertson; Judging Hogs for Breed
ing and Marketing" by J. w Schwab
Utility Poultry Judging" by P. J
Riley; Demonstrating a Home-mad,
Dress Form" in which a number o
forms will actually be made.
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Call More Alierists to
Determine Burch's Sanity

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30.-Still
more alienists are to be called, prob
ably today, to testify for the defense
in the trial of Arthur C. Burch,
charged with the murder Of J. Bolton
Kennedy.
Three already have taken the wit
ness stand in his behalf and expressed
the opinion that he was insane.
The prosecution also has under sub
poena a number of mental experts
with whom it plans to combat the tes-
timony presented by the defense as to
Burch's mental condition.
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dues?) Curiously enough We care
more for merchandise and buildings
that we do for ourselves, since but 5
per cent of the people are insured
against accident, while IS per cent of
combustible property is covered by
fire insurance. anyway better pay
your dues.)
No longer will the traveller be re-
quired, in making out his income tax
return, to give the government credit
for the amount he may have saved
in his household expenses as the result
of his absence on the road. This alb
surd requirement which has been in
effect for several years is abolished by
provision of the new revenue act
which permits statesmen working on
commission and paying their own eX-
penses, to deduct the entire amount of
the latter. Statesmen working on a
salary, whose expenses are paid by
their employers, will not be required
to add to their income the amount
supposedly saved at home.
About 800 t. P. A. members and
their friends enjoyed the annual Post
&c dance Wednesday evening. Harry
Frankeps entertainers were at their
best, the refreshments were good and
plentiful and dancers happy. The grand
march was led by Raymond Nicholson
and Mrs. Walter Bates. Post G. GER
tainly appreciates the services and the
generous patronage of the members
friends.
Our candidate went to the dance
Dolled out in pair of new pants.
1t is said that he swore
When his trowserettes tore
A Highly unhapnY mis-chance
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return showing the state of his
finances. This part of the law has not
been changed
Exemption and deduction are two
different things. This fact should be
borne in mind by the taxpayer" he
said
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Births

LIBERTY, Ind, Dec. 30.-Born to
Mr.. ard Mrs. Edmund Hoffman, Gin
cipnati, a daughter, Rose Mary, Dec.
26. Mrs. Hoffman was formerly Luz
Gle Gleason of Liberty.
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worth of street light globes have been
shattered by youngsters to whom San
Ia Claus delivered air rifles.
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CHRISTMAS AFTERMATH.
ANDERSON. Dec. 30.-Here is an.
other Christmas aftermath. Over S175