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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
LEGAL

the owners thereof, according 10 the
benefits resulting from such improvements
vised. corrected. and approved said writ.
ten statement and has duly determined
by resolution TO assess the cost Of such
improvements. and directed notices there.
Of 20 be given TO the owners OF such
property BY publication es provided IN
property BY registered letter addressed 20
such owner and deposited In tho post
otes q bdsra ,h, C d e, % az S ss.o,,sh ,Sho9s ma
notice set a date on which u would hear
all matters afft'ting such property, or
ity, or objections 10 the making Of such
improvements. or Irregularities ~ any OF
the proceedings IN reference TO the maxi
objections thereto! and In pursuance Of
said action. publication. and notice, such
session was duly convened ana held by
this board at the time Designated In said
WHEREAS. At such session this board
lid hear and consider all complaints and
objections TO the making of such I'm
provemeuts and the apportionment Of the
cost thereof and did thereafter review.
rovise and correct said written state.
weut. ana ga approve and confirm said
statement as 80 revised ana corrected
WHEREAS. all legal requirements have
the Iovying Of said assessments against
the abuttiug property. the property bene-
fitcd, and other property liable 10 assess
ment. ana the owners thereof In said
district; and,
WHEREAS. tho assessments levied BY
this ordinance have been app0rtiOned and
| sssesscd. upon the basis Of benefits, aud
none u said assessments exceeds the
/ benefits 90 the property agaiust which
| n Ia assessed. and said asHessmentA are
/ apportioned. spread and assessed a&insi
| tho property asaessable In proportion Ga
| the benefits afforded TO said property by
I the improvements on account Of which
Z said assessments are levied
/ NOW THEREFORE,. he 1T orr
| DAMNED HY THE BOARD or COM
! MIsSIONERS or THE CITY OF
! TULSA. OKLAHOMA
] SECTION 4. That there shall be and
| hereby is apportionej TO, charged, levied
/ and assessed against the several lots and
] tracts Of land liable to assessment and
| the owners thereof in SIRFET I'M,
IpWOVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 32p, with
| the improvements thereon and appurt'
| enances thereunto belonging, ~ specia
] tax TO pay standard Paving Company foi
| che construction Of street improvements a.
! provided by contract with the city "
| Tulsa oklahoma, the amounts respectively
! IS follows to-witt -
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Pubished in the TulsR World, April IS,
10, 20 81, 90, 1899, World Publishing
company. publisheral -
NOTICE FOR HEARING ON ASSESS
MENTs FOR PAVING IN STREET IN
pRONEMENT DISTRICT NO sso'
CITY or TULSA. OKLAHOMA.
In compliance with thu resolution OF the
Board OF Commissioners adopted on the
iAth day Of April 1899, notice IL hereby
given that tho Hoard ot CommlHsloners
Of tho city OF Tulsa, Oklahoma, has eN-
amined the estimate aud statement OF
the city engineer as to the amount OF the
cost OF tho asphalt pavement which
vhould be assessed against nhuttlng prop
erty, the property benefited, and other
property liable 10 assessment and the
owners thereof. IN STREET IMPROVE
MENT DISTRICT NO. a26, which In,
cludes the following described portions OF
WHEELING AVENUE, from tho south
line ot sixth street to tho north line OF
Eleventh street.
And said board OF commissioners has
by resolution duly approved tho aforesaid
statement and estimate of the city en-
gineer aud has determined Co assess the
cost OF the improvements In said district
against tho abutting property, tho prop
erty benefited. ana other property liable
90 Assessment and tho owners thereof as
'''''"' %, ',,,'tlp utpgr AnDrrfpN
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puhliHhod in The Tuisa Daily World.
Aprll u.s. no. 20, n. g. 1893. World Pub.
fishing company, publisher.
NOTICE FuR HEARING ON AS
EASEMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
No ssL CRY or TULSA, OKLA
lONN.
In com pllaucc with the resolution Of the
| board ut commissioners adopted on the
lltb day uf AprL 1899. notice IL hereby
gIyru that the Board ~ Commissioners
of tho rity ot Tulsa, Oklahoma, has OK
hWIUed tho estimate and statement of the
city engineer as Co the amount o. tho cost
/ ut the asphalt pavement which should be
/ assessed Hgaiurt me nbuttins property.
/ me property benefited. tho other property
l liable Co a.sgssLcut and nc owners there
/ uL in STREET IMPROVEMENT DIS
TWCr Np $50 which includes the fol-
| lowing described portions ot streets TO.
VIII.
UE sUUTNCNG FIRST PLACE.
! West limo of kruoFla Avenue 90 tho
] West Line ~ Lansing Avenue
! Nud HpIu board ut commissioners has
/ by resolution duly approved the aforesaid
! statement and estimate ~ the city en-
] EIurvr and has determined 60 assess tho
/ cost ot the Improvements in said district
] against tho abutung propeotv, the prop
/ erty benefited ana other property liable
| Co nsstsEuout and the owners thereof as
HODGE ADDITION
raylug Tor First place)
| Blk. Lot Name Front 70 Amount
Il 2 E-Sttg Lucy burrows
q n l. Mcclure ba.dA 82fG,O:
Eco Lucy burrows
A " l. Mcclure g6.eh 1850
WrHt.Hf 5 w Mari Vt,Ni Al1 I'D
"a n n Crywa HaA 20e AZ
Missouri Kansas 4 roNas
Railway described
BF follows. TbLJ
rtrt OF "a * q e tty
IlWhf uf way
lying between tho
Fast lime OF Block
So ORIGINAL Town
HIto aud the west
lmr of first Place,
NissoTuti Kansas n
Texas nv o. $3.50
o l6 W..O' Midland Valley
Ry a. 7G3 o
D. l. Ncvos l7ss i0g6.s'
Missouri kansas a Texas
RAILWAY described
as fOuowsi bhat part
of MkNr Ry RiEht
Of wag lying he.
twe.u the East line
iI OF llrat Place aud
~ the West line ot Lam
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SECTION q That tho assessment hero.
by levied on each of the above men.
toned lots ana parcels OF land arc here.
by declared 10 be lien upon such lots
aud parcels uf lana 90 tho same UNtout
nH other taxes ana shah bo collected and
enforced In tho same manner as other
taxes iu ana Tor tho city of Tulsa, OKLA.
homa, nrc collected.
SECTION 2. THAT all assessments
horoby levied shall be divided into three
tal equal annual lnstnllmenta as author
lied by said HtatuteH Of tho state Of Okla.
homa for such cases made ana provided; I;
that the assessments shall bear interest
ut the rate Of eight tb per Centum per
unuum. payable annually nt the time Of
tho payment Of tho several inHtallments
ot tho said assessments, from tho date
nf tho taking effect Of this ordinance,
| that tho first inatailmont OF said assess.
mont together with the accrued interest
| on tho deferred inutallmenta. shall be-
| payable on tho 18TH day Of December,
| 1919, and the remaining deferred install.
mcntn. with tho yearly interest on m,
unpaid installmcnts. shall be payable on
! tho 18th day of December OF each sue
cCoiing year until all shall bo paid.
! Provided, however, that any Of In,
! owners Of the lots or parcels of land ~
] assessed may At any time during The
1 four 90 consecutive weeks following the
day OF tho first publication of this ordi.
| nance pay tu tho city Auditor Of the
/ cry Of Tulsa the fun amount OF he
assossments 30 levied against their said
| lots aud parcels of land and thereby re-.
lease such property from tho lien OF such
/ assessment.
! SECTION 4 That tho assessments levied
/ by this ordinance have been npportoucd
| and assessed against all tho lots and
! pieces Of ground IN said sewer district
exclusive Of improvements. IN proper
ton TO tho area OF tho whole OF said
district exclusive OF public highways, and
no ono OF said naaeHsments exceeds tn,
benefit TO the property against which q
la assessed.
SECTION 9. That this ordinance shall
be published tor twenty-uiue t29l con
HCvutlve days In tho Tulsa Daily World
a newspaper published In Tulsa, OKLA
homn. that the publication Of this ordi
nance na required by law Hhnll he taket
and regarded ne sufficient notice TO al
persons interested IN thu. assessment
hereby levied by the terms OF this ordi
nance
SECTION g. That all ordinances q
purts or ordinances In conflict with IN
such conflict exists, arc hereby repealed
SECTION 7, That an emergency exist
Tor tho preservation Of the public healtl
and safety, by reason whereof this ordi
nance shah take effect from and ate
( ita passage. approval and publication.
Passed, ana the emergency clause rule
. upuu separately ana approved this al
: day ot April. 1893.
APPROVED this 7th day Of .Arrll, 1924
r. u, EVANS,
Mayor.
.MRs. PRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
! FRANK y. DUNCAN.
CITY Attorney.
d
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as provided by contract with thu 1,5.-..
Tulsa, Oklahoma the amounts resg..s ot
" as follows. 90 wit; '''e'
ORIGINAL TOWNSHIP
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IJt luH v Washington Nfl thJ.1I
IRfIND-GIf LEITE ADDITION
raNlng Mlderlug ut Main utrUyt)
UIk Lot Name IT, Amt
John NJ NThos T.
TuWuIsN 20 tie 81
ORIGINAL, IDWNHfIE
Craving WIDENING uf Main Strrct1
HIf lot fAwH It Amt
Ips E-SsE Edward
swcensy Ct so 90
to6 tN 100 John " ana
ThuH. H. uuwuIrr 81 ta.
1gh John NJ 81 IhNs T.
TowuIoy t0s72 IostaG
I16 6 SIS q " ftuiuKrl bO.N bEUls
i9B q NJ L. owens uU.A7 til.aa
D KITtVHVTAa
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CLOVER RIDGE ADDITION
LI..LL. Inr AMnNLLnn AAAmMnl

CENTRAL PLACE sUB-DNlSlON
traNlng for Wheeling Avenue)
DIR Lot Name front IT. Amt
iso.ss uos9s5
'' " iIS ,J5ti
" '''' " ''' it5. 76oo
20 c Wilbauks
3O5G5 1871. &c
81 Ma Of wb7,6 Gordon Grady
q NJ n Johnson 1881 ass 30
g4 sia of Wb1 8 Gordon Grady
A. N a johnson 1882 $3.50
CLOVER RIDGE ADDITION
tpayiug fur Wheeling ANcnue)
NIX Lot NHme Front ~ Amt
EIaAG Lille ~ a II. X.
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80 That portion Of Lot
described ns fol-
lowe Starting at the
southwest corner of
Lot 8, then north 80
r., thence East q.
n. thence southwes-
trrly to the point
Of beginning .......
AtchiHCn, Topeka
Santa Fc Hy u s079j
~ That portion ~ Lot
g., described Ms fol-
lows: starting AZ the
southeast corner of
Lot g. then North 90
q; thence West IS
n; thence southwes-
trrly to the south
west corner of Lot
o. Block ~, and
then East 40 n 20
the point OF begin
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LEGAL.

aiuE Avenue Mis-
roufi Kansas
Texas Hy ~ b9tf2
is Midland Valley Hy 74Ot CGibs
10 E-i0' Midland valley
~ N-tg MlnnotDnka
Lumber CO. % f0.35
~ Midland Nallsy
ny. 90. 90 G3.0s
% '''''"' ' Ry co. 50 Baos
~ Midland valley ny 2gIo 2iCi
OHtGtNAL TOWN5ITE
tpavIrR fDr FIRST Tlacej
Bib. Lot NaWe Front ~ Amount
- Texas ON Go. sos 27l.9G
~ Texas on Go 90 1855
81 I.f1' Texas on GO. 90 l292b
~ owners Of abuttlnR property prop
srfv benefited by said Improvements. ana
other property lHsle ~ assessment are
hereby notified thst alt matters affecting
such improvements Or benefits thereby,
aud any claims or objections 20 the as
scaamrnts na above set forth shall be
rItd iu writing In the office Of Mrs. Frank
seaman. CIty Auditor of tho CITY Of
TULSA, Oklahoma, on or before tho 2sth day
~ Anil. 1879. at 0 90 o'clock. a. u. and
the s3tua shan be heard by the board NJ
commissioners ON tho asth day ~ April
1893 at $500 o'clock n. tu.. ana any claim
or objections not NO filed IN writing before
sliI tine tbnil be- deemed waived
DATED this nm day of April ip2,.
Mrs. FRANK SEAMAN.
city Auditor.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20
(PubllshCd In the Tulsa Daily World
Apru -, 10, co. 1922, world Publishing
company. publisher
nnnI NOE No ooal

Publlshed In the Tulsa Daily World
Aprn -. 10, 20, 1922. World Publishing
oRbINANCE NO. a2s9
An Ordinance 70 apporton, levy and
assess the cost Of improving n por-
tion Of MARSHALL sTREET from
the East line Of Main street TO the
East line Of Boston Avenue. except
Intersections, included within street
Improvement District No s29. against
the abutting property, the property
benefited, and other property liable to
assessments, ana the owners thereof
IN said Street Improvement District,
ana declaring an emergency
WHEREAS, IN pursuance OF the provl.
sl0us OF the Charter Of tho Clty ~ Tulsa,
Oklahoma tho Board of Commissioners OF
said city did. by resolution. declare II
necessary to paw ard otherwise Improve
a portion NJ Marshall street, included
In STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
NO 929 OF said city; and said board ala
sot forth IN said resolution tho nature
and extent of tho improvements 20 b,
made on said portion ~ Aarshal Street
and the materials with which said
improvements were 10 be constructed, aud
that said improvements were 10 he made
according 20 tho plans ana specifications
to be submitted by the city engineer
which said plans and specifications were
thereafter submitted by the SAID engineer
and duly adopted by said board, and said
board did thereafter duly advertise TOT
sealed bids Tor the construction OF said I'm
provemenls, In accordance with the said
plans and specifications; and,
WHEREAS. contract lot the con
awarded 20 standard Paving Company, VIII,
executed the bonds required by law. aud
the city engineer has prepared, submitted
and filed his written statement contain
ing the names of the persons firms, cor,
poTatilns, ana estates owning Hhutuul
property, the property benefited ant
other property liable 10 assessment tol
said improvements on the portion %
Marshall street IN said impToy emen
district, the number OF front toet owned
by each, ana Designating the property
owned by each by bloch or lot number
or otherwise, 50 a. 20 identify the same
and also containing an estimate Of IN
total cost OF such improvements, the pur
tion ana amount of sucn cost TO bi
assessed against the abuttins property
the property 80 benefited. ana othe
properly liable 20 assessment and IN
total amount 10 be apportioned 20, levied
and assessed against such property. an,
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FRANK y. DUNCAN
City Attorney.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-04-20

trubllshod In The Tulsa Daily World.
Apfll 49, 10. 90. g. 2a 1899. world Pub.
lIHhinE company publlshrrD
NOTICE ron itEAHfN0 ON 49,.
EASEMENTS FOR PAVING IN
STREET IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT
80. $40 CITY on TULSA, OKLA
in Compliance with iho rsroiu,lon Of
tho board uf commissioners adopted on
tho llth day " Npril. i922 notice is here
by EIyon that the Board Of Commissioners
Of tho city ~ Tulsa, oklahoma, has oN-
nWlrsd tho estimate and statement of
tho city engineer pH 70 the amount of the
cost ~ the asphalt pavement which
should DO assessed against tho abutting
property. the property benefited. and
other property liable TO aasessment and
th. owners thereof In srREET I'M
THOvEBENT DISTRICT NO $40 which
Includes tho following described portions
~ streets. to-wlts
REsuHFAC SECOND STREET,
from the north production of the west
line ~ Allcy Block 10,
original Towuplto TO the East line Of
Kouusha Avenue
Ana Hai1 board of commissioners has
by resolution duly approved the hforcsa Ia
statement and estimate of tho city en-
Rinoor ana has determined 10 assess the
cost ~ tho Improvements In snid district
ngsinst the abutting property tho prop
crty benefited. and other property liable
10 assessment ana tho owners thereof. as
lUTgrNAr sfptyNeTrm
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NHIIS tIlUUU III WNTIIII 7 T"'I-
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with work Mil $500; Douhln
Strength $500. Booklet free. Write
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tirtfppuI
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(Paylug for Second Street.)
Blk Lot Name Front n. Amt.
. 10 N-0Sl' Midland VAT
ley Ry gs is9iA
IL Midland Valley Ry 2519 mora
An owners ot abuttlng property, prop
erty benefited by said improvements and
other property liable tn assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affect
ting such improvements or benefits there
by. and any claims or objections TO the
asRcsHuonts as above set forth
shall be filed IN writing In the
office OF Mrs Frank Seaman,
CITY Auditor OF the City of Tulsa, Okla
homn, on or before tho csth day OF April
1879 at . 90 ocolck a. m, and the same
shall be heard by the board of cdmmls-
sioners on the 2sth day OF Aptil. 1899, at
90 o'clock n. m. and any claim or OBJ
iectlons not 80 filed In writing before said
time shall be deemed waived.
DATED this 18th day OF APRIL 1898.
MRS, FRANK SEAMAN.
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All owners ot abutting PROPERTY, prop
srty benefited by said Improvements, and
othcr property liable tn assessment are
hereby notified that all matters affect
ing such Improvements or benefits thvro
BY ana any claims or objections 10 tho
assessments ns above set forth shall he
filed In writing I'm the office OF Mrs Franh
seaman, City Auditor of tho CITY Of Tulsn,
Oklahoma, on or before tho Gath day Of
Ami, 1899. at y 90 O'Clock q, M, Rud the
same shall be heard by tho board of cOm-
nlisslonofa on the gsth day VI April 1893.
vt 600 o'clock n. m, and any claim or
objections not ~ niei IN writing before
said time shall be- deemed waived.
DATED this iith duy ~ Ami 1854
MRS. FRANK SEAMAN.
civ AutitOF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
Ohio CASE EVIDENCE
COMES FROM CANADA
CBy Associated Press)

CANTON, O.. Jan. 30.-The frozen
solitudes of northern Canada have
Welded up evidence upon which Fred
G.. Hamilton, now held in the county
Jail on a first degree murder indiEt-
ment, probably will be released, &C
cording to word received here.
Hamilton is charged with the killing
of Dr. o. c. Walker of Alliance. The
physician met death at ! a. m, Sep
tember %, and at that time, Hamil-
ton asserted. he was in lumber mill
at Nicholson's Siding. "a miles north
Of Chapleau in Canada.
Prosecutor Walter S. Ruff and Sher-
in Milo Canthon set out TO prove or
find false Hdmilton's claims. Satisfac-
tory evidence was given. Ruff said, TO
prove that Hamilton was in the vicin-
ity of Chaplain continuously from
Sept. to Nov. ).
The Stark county officials gathered
most of their evidence in lumber
camp 500 miles north of Toronto and
100 miles beyond the end of the last
public highway.
With travel of any kind impossible,
witnesses came in on dog sleds and
snow shoes and told their stories.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
HERE
THURSDAY TO GIVE
TREAT TO RICHMOND

The immortal Rachmaninoff, who
stands apart from the throngs of
pianists and composers with that
small company stamped with genius
and sublime inspiration, will honor
this city with recital Thursday even
ing of this week at the Coliseum,
which is given under the auspices of
the Woman's club. Simple, unassum-
ing and direct of manner the great
master composer slips quietly to the
piano and with the first touch of his
fingers the piano becomes an en-
chanted medium through which he
holds his listeners spellbound.
An Indianapolis paper says of his
recital given in that city Sunday after
noon: "Rachmaninoff's recital, given
at the Murat yesterday afternoon, was
another manifestation of those great
intellectual powers which so distin-
guish and set apart this artist. He is,
Of course, prominent among virtu-
osos, but the real height of him rises
above this, above the seductions of
beautiful pianism to some philosophy
of lift and music that seems peculiarly
his own
strong indiViduaiiSt
And like all thinkers he is a strong
individualist, so honest and so secure
that he takes liberties that are not
permitted TO lesser ones. He literally
recreates. and if in the process Rach
mammoth impinges on Chopin or List
it is so much the better. The com
poser loses nothing in the process and
the audience gains UNNECESSARILY
For instance, in the Chopin valse il
! A flat, Rachmaninoff put in severa
little touches that stamped it as his
own, like a signature attached to (
painting valuable signature"
! Reservations for seats in the Coli
scum for his recital here Thursda,
evening may be made any day thi.
week at Fulghum's Victrola shop
Tenth and Main streets. Nearly 1,00t
I reservations had been made Saturda,
evening which marked the close 0
the third day the plat had beef
! thousands of women in London ear
a livelihood as dancing instructors.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
News of the Counties

MILTON, Ind.-The installation of
the Milton Grange officers was held
Saturday. At noon an excellent bas-
ket dinner was served; Jess Newsom
of Columbus, Ind, the state master.
installed the following officers: Lind
ley Baker, master; Paul Bertsch, over
seer; Ina Crawford, lecturer; Joseph
Caldwell, assistant steward; Albert
Sarver, treasurer; Mrs. Edith Hicks,
secretary; Ed Wilson, chaplain; Helen
Story, lady assistant steward; Andrew
Kerber gate keeper; Bernice Hicks,
Cues; Elizabeth Caldwell, PanOna;
Thelma Hicks, Flora. After the init
alton interesting talks were given by
Mr.. Newsom, Charles Patterson, MI
Kenworthy and Mrs. Newsom, who
spoke of the juvenile work. Visitors
were present from Milton and Lyons
Vile
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30

cambridge Colby sion to the inter
allied conference in Paris. He is presi-
dent of the Missouri society of New
York and a member of a number of
clubs.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-01-30
Income Tax Facts

Forms for making returns of income
for the year 1921 have been revised
and simplified, and contain instruc-
tons which if carefully followed will
be of material aid to taxpayers in the
avoidance of errors.
Many of these errors are due to mis-
understanding of the exemption al
lowed head of a family. defined by
treasury regulations as person who
actually supports and maintains in one
household one or more individuals
who are closely connected with him by
blood relationship, relationship by mar
riage or by adoption. or whose right to
exercise family control ands provide
FOR these dependents is based upon
some moral or legal obligation"
The exemptions allowed head of
family under the revenue act of 1921
are the same as granted married
person-S2 500 where the net income
for 1921 was $4,000 or less and $4,000
where the net income exceeded $4,000,
Circumstances surrounding each indi-
vidual case determined largely wheth-
err person is entitled to such eXemp-
ton.
A single person-the term including
widowers, widows, and persons not
living WIN VIE vi HuSb duu- INT
head of family if he is the sole sup
port of one or more relatives living in
the same house with him, and if he
exercises control of household affairs.
A married person living with husband
or wife, in addition to the exemptions
allowed such persons, can not claim
an exemption as the head of family,
irrespective of the support of others
in the household
Exemptions Not For All.
Whether a person who does not con-
tinuously live in the same house with
dependent relatives is entitled TO the
exemptions depends upon the char
actr of the separation. If a parent is
away on business part OF the year or
a child or other dependent is away on
a visit. the common home being main
tanned the exemptions may be claim
ed. II parent is compelled TO main
lain his dependent children with rela-
tiycs, or in a boarding house, the eX-
emption may still apply. II, however,
the dependent continuously and With
out necessity makes his home else
where than with his benefactor, the
latter is not the head Of family, ir-
respective Of the question OF support.
A taxpayer who is not the head OF a
family may still be allowed the eXemp-
ton OF $500 for each person dependent
upon him for chief support, II such
person is under Is years OF age or IN
capable of self-support because ment-
ally or physically defective.