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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
INCOME TAX FACTS
YOU SHOULD KNOW

Study of the incomc-taD law and
regulations reveals interesting phases
with regard to allowances for dcduc-
tionE.
For example, woman who has
won a breach of promise suit. or has
accepted out of court n settlement as'
heart balm, must include the amount
received in her incomc-taN return for
the vcar 1920. Tho Bureau of In
tcrnaI Revenue has decided that such
payments are within the laws dcfint-
tion Of income and are taxable to tho
recipient for the year in which ro-
ccived.
Payments of alimony. however. II
not taxable incomei neither may II
be deducted In tho return OF tho per
son paying it
ing to breach of promise suits and
settlements out Of court In as fcl-
lows.
Damages in the form OF yearly
pnyncnts thruout the life OF tho in
turcd party. recovered thru tho COM
promise uf threatened suit for
breach Of promise or marriage, arc
not regarded as a return OF capital
since the benefits of which tho In
jurcd party was deprived wcrc mere
ly anticipatory."
Members of n labor union may dc
duct as a business expense dues paid
1920. Tho Bureau of Internal Rcvc-
nuo has ruled that such ducs arc nee
esssrv expenses incident to tho earn
inC OF their wages.
on tho other hand. n member OF
n labor union who whilo on strike
received payments from tho orEani-
zation must include in his income
for tho year such items.
palmcnts for overtime. at the actual
rato received. must be included In com
putting gross income. All compcnsa-
ticn for personal services must be con-
sidcrcd in the making OF a correct
return. 4 married man must include
tho income of his wifc-urlcss she
makes a separate rcturn-and that OF
dependent minor children.
While amounts received as compen-
sation for personal iniurics or illness
arc not taxable, the man who during
tho wear 1920 recovered damages in n
libcl suit must include in his return
such amount, which is held to be tax
able income. The revenue act spe-
officially cxempts amounts received
thru accident or health insurance, or
under workmen's compensation acts
for personal injuries or Illness. plus
any additional amount received by suit
or agreement in such cases. No pro-
vision Is made, however for the OK
cmption OF payments as balm for
wounded feelings.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1sos-Trinity church. Now York city,
first opened for service.
17si-Earl Grey. English primo minis
ter. born. Died July ii. 1875.
fsii-Thc British defeated n Franco
Venetian squadron off r.issa-
lsis-Camiilus =. Macs, Catholic bish-
op OF Covington. Ky. born in
Belgium. Died at CoyinEton. May
10. 1915.
1s1t-The treaty for tho navigation OF
tho Danube renewed for ia years.
Marriage OF tho Dukc Of Con-
naught and Princess Louise Mar
garet OF PrusS-in-
tsSi-Czar Alexander II. OF Russia
sssassinatod by tho explosion OF
a bomb.
iooi-Bcnjamin Harrison. twenty-third
president OF tho u. S, died at
indianapolis Born at North
Bend. o., Aug. 20. 1893.
1eis-Thc province of Manitoba voted
to adopt prohibition.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
Prohibition Must Be Enforced

Tho Republican members of the Rules committee
Of the and senate must not try to sfe the os
having as their object the enforcement of the temper
ance laws of this state Tho people of Colorado believe
in prohibitions they believe in stamping ont the boot
l,rrcr lust as thoroly as they stamped the saloon
ANY act on the part of any state official, that would
not cooperate this stamping ont will result
to the detriment of the Republican party.
The party has pledged itself to the enforcement
Of all laws and especially the Prohibition Law. Just
now there is lot of ant-prohbiton froth and foam
yinr thru the air which some people take sentiment
against For tho most part it is being paid for by the
'wcs'' in an effort regain what the, have lost 1t
is truc that in some theatres and other meeting places
actors once in while refer sli-htngy to prohibition
or TO the sayings of ministers who without
Jobs which sayings refer the liberties of men, and
arc quoted and few people cheer However, if any
one will take occasion TO size up those who cheer 1t
will be noticed that they the ncsr-spors and the
people who lost financially by of prohibition;
those who have hopes that way, somehow prohi-
bton will be knocked The good, substantial right
thinking citizen of community cheers either the
actors or the movie quotations.
In fact there arc some theatres in this state that
at one time we're crowded, arc now showing empty
seats ever, performance because they arc catering
10 that rowdy clement that cheers antilaw-cnforccmcnt
sentences.
Bootleg whiskey makes a worse criminal out of
man when he gets drunk than the old saloon whiskcy
did 1t is for the bcttcrmcnt of the community and of
society to stamp ont the bootcggcr and the
sinner Two years of active enforcement of tho law
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

those that purely sehsh
educational equipment
for
o. as as or ourselves.
The greatest life
Mankind nothing to those who live purely for self alone
be OF
every thrift therefore, spend such manner
rightfui nes within
rebound the welfare
of fmankin las ong W within
No of ighfu lines
which would be helpful the general bust
because of the
of thrift exist n the minds of
The nwho buld
builds within the bounds of prudent
bun land
public
further exampcso OF
of the countless good
thrifty
S the spcndhrf.
understood pracced nlgenty this
would there be the widespread unemployment
thatcx lists in America
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

Q. What is the Torrens System o
land registration? ID. f..
A. Briefly, tho Torrcns System is 4
plan whereby tho title to property Is
passed upon by the examiner appointed
by tho Chanccry court. and, II valid
is recorded by tho Registrar. and the
owner is given certificate OF ute
which Is guaranteed by the state and
which protects tho owner forever
against any and all claims.
O. What Us an "oranEeman ana
how did the name originate ~ ~
a. An "orangcman" is ono OF a
secret society organized in l1H' IN the
north OF ireland. Its profcssed OBJ
jccts arc the defense of tho reisnins
Sovereign OF Great Britain. tho sup
mort of tho Protestant religion and tho
maintenance OF tho laws Of tho king
dom. Tho society was named in hon
or of william Prince or Orange. VINO
became william Ill or England.
o. What is linsood oil made from
s. u. NJ.
a. I.irsccd oil Is made from ha
rp.t. about two and n half gallons or
oil being obtained from a bushel OF
seed.
.. How many players arc needed
for tho Passion Play as given at cbct-
ummcrEau? n. c. +. -,
A. II has been customary for about
500 to tako part In these performances
ali arc villagers and are Instructed pS
tho Priest.
o. | have a small writing desk which
was given to ono Of the lawyers attend
ing tho first Constitutional convention
in Philadelphia. Whom did tho con-
vcntion meet. and what for? NJ. j. w
\. on tho 18th day ot May, 1'ss, a
formal summons was ISSUED to thc
q Nsia1
which would DO held in philadelphia
=, for tho purpose of drawing an in
str,imont OF government by which tho
affairs Of tho United States should be
conducted. on tho 25th OF May, l's5'
a quorum was present for tho nrst
time. and tho convention proceeded
with its business. Tho result OF their
work was the formulation of tho Con-
Stiution of tho United States,
@. What Is tho average cost to the
student OF a year at n state univcr-
sity2 II e, L.
4. Tho Bureau OF Education says
that tho average cost per student per
school year in state universities iH
,ila.cc.
q. DOCS tho ink used in printing in
crease the weight OF the paper? q. ".
a. Tho ink has weight, and would
therefore increase the weight Of the
paper to which IL is added.
.. when should sheep be shcared7
Il. o. u.
a. shear tho nock just as soon as
tho weather is warm enough to cause
tho sheep to suffer from tho heat.
@ What were tho Coventry flays7
c. c.
\. These were n set of e plays. com
bininE tho Morality" and tho 'Mys-
terry" acted during tho 18th century
at Coventry or thoroahouts. on Corpus
Christi Day, and probably written By
the Clergy They were extremely pop
ular and widely attended.
Q. | wish to write to some ono on
Christmas Island. How should the lot
tor bc addrcssed7 ". s.
A. There arc two Christmas Islands.
one is in the Indian Ocean. latitude
10 degrees IS minutes S. and longitude
los degrees 4, minutes E. while ono Ia
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

against the bootlegger will do more to forever stamp
him out if the two years of such activity begins right
away, than ten years Of similar activity five years
from
1t is use Governor Shoup has often sald to
make small appropriation for the enforcement OF the
liquor law 1t must be appropriation sufficiently
large to serve notice all volaters of the law that
they going to be punished. ..s
Gentlemen of the General Assembly of Colorado =
Don't go home without having made sufficiently
large appropriation enforce the liquor lawsand don
go home without having enacted into law those bills
that are necessary to enforce them. If you do the
people of this state will leave You at home forever
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
The Poisoned Heart
FREDERICK A. HATCH

In the Lenten season, our mlnds-ll we uso
them to take up the solemn meaning OIL 'neso
weeks-must find occasion to dwell upon tne IL
creasng secret enmty Of his own peopie 70 .ne
Man of Galilee on His way to die Tor the SINS
of the world The hierarchy; the Herodlai1s, ana
one of the inner circle revealed IN the we
business of betraying, selling out the puresI lio
which ever walked the earth
But before we let temperature mount AT
the spectacle of baseness, had better ask our
selves if VIC have always been true to him whose
name we hold as definition of our alliance WIN
Gods Son 1t does not need that we be mem
her of n church. At the last analysis most OIL us
who are Cientes do not deny that we adhere 70
the Christian ideal of life. What are we DONG
in our adherence to make it ctfectlvef
Treachery is not spirit that works only III
cycles Friendship shines out the clearer DC
cause of the presence of Judas-llke character
near bv No sadness is Just like the discovery
that voluble profession of friendfness was pnt
r-1st of wind laden with dust and dirt. ana
even has it been true that one cannot be traitor
TO a friend without supporting his stand by va
ried coored lies. And the sad, sad fact is, that
within the membership of many church, and oil
many an organization with fine moral ideals, may
he found lust such men have fawned upon
and then deserted their brothers, as they did
that last week in Jerusalem. Only those desert
ed Him whom they will need when they stand
before the great white throne.
An excuse can be found for passion; Tor
creed for lust but none for treachery, for back
biting; for secret slander. But the Master had
TO suffer it: shall not those who would be faith
fu to Him suffer like Him in silence!
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Most Rev. Henry j. oLoary. Roman
Catholic archbishop OF Edmonton. born
in New Brunswick. i2 ycaru ago to-
day.
Fairfax Harrison. president OF tho
Southern railway. born in New York
City, 80 years ago today.
Oswald @. Willard, New York editor
and publicist. born at wicsblden. Ger
many. 40 years ago today.
Rt Rev. Joseph j.. Glass. Catholic
bishop of salt Lake city. born at
Bushscll. III. q years ago today.
Jack L1it. a popular American writ
or OF short stories, born 30 years ago
today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

Srcarish, s. D,-Bcn Douglas Of this
city can't bear to SEQ n coyote running
loose. Tho other day he surprised one
while riding along tho road in his car.
Ho pulled his pistol. hut found 1t
wasn't loaded Then he seized a rock.
To his surprise tho coyote fell, the
rock striking its head Then he ended
tho animals lifo with a hammer and
brought the skin into town for a SOU
vcnir.
fThats nothing. Tho on. who
set this when ho was ''roughing it,
sucaked up on a jack rabbit and killed
1t with a monkey wrench and cold
chisel. And IL required three throws
before we hit him, after each OF which
VIC had to sneak around and get the
weapons before tho last and fatal
throw)
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY

An insurrcctionary movement direct
cd against the Ebert government gain
cd control in Berlin. but was put down
within "A week by the government, aid
cd by a general strike.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

in tho Pacific about latitude degrees
aud longitude 157 degrees 20 minutes
W. The Post Office department says
that ono should be addressed Christ
mas Island. Indian Ocean. while tho
other should be addressed Christmas
Island. one of tho flaming Islands in the
Pacific.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

general understanding that true thrift is con-
sructve rather than restrictive is essential at all
times and especially during these days of widespread
unemployment and unrest.
MANY persons seem to think that thrift
spendine as little as possible and, what is even moro
unfortunate many of them put this belief INTO prac-
tice. Hence, in times such now are gong thru,
their misconceptions and false practices interfere Win
the rghtful progress of business.
No man has a moral right to be miserly and thus
become a dead weight the neck of business All
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
WHAT DO YOU WANT TO KNOW

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Washington furnishes readers, free of
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THE PUEBLO CuIEFTAIN 1NFOuMk-
TON BUREAU.
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Washington. ID. Z.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
By S. W. STRAUS

President American Society for Thrift
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

THE CHTEFTAIN has the best
quality Of circulation for advertisers
OF any newspaper published in Colo
rado. II consistently supports the up
building OF tho state with just regard
10 every citizen. and II has tho conf
dencc and approval of Colorados best
citizens OF every class and section.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-03-13

Entered as Second Clsss Matter al
the Postofficc at Pueblo, Colo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-18
CHEW GETS Z YEARS ON MANY
CHARGES.

New York, July 1T.-Seven years
at hard labor and dismissal from the
army was the sentence imposed Sat
urday on Capt. Beverley Grayson
Chew by a courtmar:ial at Cover
aors Island. Hi, def2nses of :nsan-
ity failed.
The courttmartial, which has lasted
-everrl weeks, tYled Chew on fifty
one charges Of conduct unbecomirg
IN officer and gentleman.
Mrs. Clcw was indicted with her
husband last December by federal
grand jury in Washington. b. G.
She has appeared in motion pictures
under the name Of Jean II. Sotheln.
Jean Sothcrn, the movie star. ar-
reared at the courtmartial to clear
up the embarrassment caused oy the
similarity CT names.
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COLLEGE At IJSTv E,R
STEy

charlottesville, u r7ly 1-Tf4
proposed consolidation, and rencT"}
OF the magical Experiment + th5
University Of Virginia 7ith lie Me,Ii1
cal College Of Virginia At Richmond
is attracting considerable attcntioni,
and interest not only in tn atarr .igt
throughout the country (
The following editorial which alr-
pear.i n the New YORK Sun, 1ut-:
10, is ar expression d opinion from
al unbiased source and : tbclctorH
worthy Of consideration !:
Rending jcfTesscn-s Uniyereity,
''Ten years ago informed opinion
inclined to the view that medical
education should be centered in the
larger cities. where clinical facilities
abound. Today I il almost uniTcr-
sally recognized that the proper
place for the medical school is upon
the campus Of the university, even
when the university is situated lar
from the great centres of populati&n.
For this exchange Of sentiment:
there are various reasons. We know
now that it is quite possible 60 5e-
cure, even in small towns, clinlcali
work adequate 10 the most thor
ough instruction. This has been
demonstrated by the splendid meti-i
cal schools Of the universities Fl
Michigan and Iowa. We know that
celebrated doctors and surgeons !!
often DO not make the best instruc- I
tors: We know. that the man wto !;
devotes most Of his time to his prac |
ticc cannot give his best efforts toi
his students; we know that the esprit /
that thrives only upon the unlvcr- 4
sity campus is an asset rot lightly
to be sacrificed.
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The proposal 10 remove the inee!-
eel sci.oUl Of ne University u ~
gina % Eichmond 'ncuIu aetn. tbEn,
Il be Z matter OF ,try DOUBTFUL W.s-
dom, . step backward. Founded ~
Thon2s Jefferson : century ago, tE!s
school has made splendid RECORD,
giving 10 the nation aid 10 humanity
long list Of able investigators q !
practitioners, list headed Dy ~
immortal Walter Reed 1t IS easy &c
tear down out most difficult 10 re
construct. Virginia mas one q inc
foremost medica! schools III me
country; it woulG be exceedingly well
advised 10 let well enough alone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-07-18
2O,OOG,O0O NEAR DEATH I
RUSSIA.

Berlin, Saturday, July 16.--Twenty
million persons re on the verge of
starvation in droughr-stricken sec
tons of Russia, suosisting mait'y
on moss, grass and the bark of trees.
according to the Vos;ische Ze?tung,
which quotes information from "re-
liable Russian sources"
Refugees are reported to be po'r-
ing into Moscow and Pctrograd ry
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VIRGINIA.
IN the Clerks Office Of Inc Corpo-
ration Court OF the City Of Alexan-
Ac:a, N Inc 24tlr day Of June. 1921
Naric I. Kendh,ick, complainant v.
Harry +. Kendriek, defendant, II
Chancery, NO 1855.
WBN0
G'he obicc5 Of this suit IS to obtain
., di9,r>c rjrculo matrimonii from
Tie defendant o. the grounds OF viii
FL ard pot1ntarJ desertion and aban-
d>nmant for more than three years
PRIOR to 1hs filing Of this suit, All
for general relief.
Il appearing By an affidavit filed
in tbs cause that the; defendant Harry
7. Kendr:cl is Q nonresident OF this
State;' Il IS Ordered, That said Ie
,fepdans appear here within ten days
afr2r due publication OF this orde-,
ana 80 what Is necessary to protect
Ms interest IN this suit.
Edmund Hill, Jr., P Q,
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY
152-4!s2 Clori;
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA: 4;
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo
ration Court of the City Of Alexan-
dnsia, on the 27th day of June, 1921.
Daniel w. Martin, complainant VS..
Margaret Martin, Defendant. In Chan
Gerry No. 1914. !:
MEMO. :.
The Goiect of this suit IS to obtain
for the complainant a limited divorce
on the grounds Of wilful and voluntary
DISCRETION and abandonment, and that
the same may be merged into an alb
solute, divonce upon the passage of the
statutory period of three years.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in
This cause that the defendant Margar-
ct Martin is nonresident of this
State: It is Ordered, That said de-
fendart appear here within ten days
rfter duo publication Of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect her
interest in this suit.
Davis and Budwesky, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAW,AY,
40 49,. Cla,.,-
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VIRGINIA..

lTVIl4NIA.
In the Cle..4s's Office CT the Corp1-
ration Court of the City OF Aiexan-
iria, on the 20 day Of June, 1921
Bessie G. Elverum, complainant Us.
William 0. Elverum, defendant. Ia
Chancery No. 1916.
MEMO.
TIE object OF this suit is TO obtain
cor the complainant a divorce a v:n-
culo matrimonii from the said defend
int, On the ground Of desertiCn.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed
n This cause that the defendant WI
liam o. Elverum Is a nonresident
If this State: II is Ordered, That
aid defendant appear here within ten
lays after due publication of this o.
Ter and do what is necessary TO Pre-.
tect his interest in this suit.
T. Morris Wamplcr, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY,
',,,,i.
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153-4wp

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office of the Corpo-
ration Court of the City Of Alexan
,.ria. on the 18th day Of June, 1921.
GRACE ARLINGTON ALE, Com
claimant VS.. WILLIAM FREDERICK
ALE, defendant In Chancery No.
1914.
MEMO.
The object of this suit is TO ootal
q divorce a mensa Ell thoro from the
defendant. upon the ground Of wilf'l
and voluntary desertion and abandon.
ment, and to merge the same into 8
divorce a vinculo at the proper time
10 obtain the custody of the infa1'
child Of the parties, and for genera
relief.
It appearing by an affidavit filed II
this cause that the defendant Will
LIAM FREDERICK ALE IS non
resident Of this State: 1t is ORDERED
That said defendant appear hare witt
in fifteen days after due publication
of this order, and DO what Is neceS'
sary to protect MS interest IT TIL;
suit.
Smith and Woolls, P. Q.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
145-4wn Clerk
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VIRGINIA,
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court Of the City Of AieSan-
dlia, on TIE q day of June, 1921,
Maurice NJ. Deakrns, complainQH:
vs.. Corinne Touise Deakins; defend
ant. In Chancery 10. 1850:
MEMO.
The object Ct this suit is 70 OBTAIN
a divorce a vincqlo masrimonl from
The. c6mplainang, from the defendant
on the ground Of adultery and for
general relief.
It appearing, by al affidavit filed in
ibis cause that the defendant Corinne
Louise Dcakins is a nonresident os
this State: 1t is Ordered, That said
defendant appear here within ter
days after due publication Of this or
der. and do what is necessary to pre-
.ect her interest in this suit.
Charles Henry Smith, P. @.
A Copy Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
151-4wp C!erH.
VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpo-
ration Court CT the City of -AleXaH-
de.ia, on the 1s5 day OF July, 1921.
Rosie Hunt, complainant vs.. Charles
E. Hunt, defendant. In Chancery No.
1864
MEMO.
The object Of this suit is to o.
tain divorce a virroulO matrimorii
for the complainant, Rosie Hunt,
from the defendant Charles E. Hunt.
en- the ground Of wilful DISCRETION and
abandonment without just cause CT
excuse for mere than three years
prior to the institution Of tfs SUI,
and for general relief.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed IN
his cause that the defendant Charles
E. Hunt is a NONRESIDENT Of tbs
State: 1t is Ordered, That said de-
fendsn5 appear here within ten. days
affair due publication Of this order
ard do what rs necessary to protect
his interest In this suit.
Villain S. Snow, P. 9.
| A Copy Teste.
/ A Copy Teste-
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
| 1594wp Clerh'
! VIRGINIA.
!. In the Clerks Office CT the Corpo-
ra.:6n Court of the City of Aaexan-
dria. on TIE 2nd day of July, 1921.
TIME Crigger, complainant vs.. Car
~ Deli Cr;gger, defendant In Chan