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The New York herald., 1922-10-25
ro-day's Radio Program
WIZ, Newark (westiushouse,


p. M.-weekiy feature by Vogue.
Smith.
o-Address by Alfred L. Smith. former Gov
9:15-"MaJestic Night" Operating the
Worlds Largest Ship" by Sir Bertram
Hayes; original compositions sung by j.
G.. II. Beaumont. chief surgeon; ''House-
keeping on the Worlds Largest Ship" by
Chief Steward J. o. Jennings; Sea Sick
ness" by Chief Surgeon Beaumont.
9:55 TO f0-Arlington time signals: weather
1o:oi-'Majestic Night program continued.
wvp, Fort Wood. N. " G. (siguai Corps,
U. 8. A. 1,450 Meters).
$40 p. M.--Artists' names and selections for
, tho evening win be announced by radio
wGYs Schenectady General Electric Com
pany), 400 Meters.
p. M-Produce and stock market quotations
and reports: news bulletins.
KDKA. Pittsburgh Westinghouse.
Z +. M.-Tri-weekly letter from Farm and
Home; weekly summary Of tho iron and
steel Industries, prepared by the iron Age.
Il :a0-Concert by the Pittsburgh Mandolin
s--Redtime story for the children.
s:30--'.My Trip Through Ireland" by Dennis
o--Hcicn Il. schiappIch. piano; c. l.. Ka.
nauss. barytone.
KYw. Chicago (westinghousc).
sP M.-Program courtesy OF Lyon & Hcaly
concert and artist department
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Dangers to Navigation.

[Reported TO the photographic Office.]
Oct %. lat IS SO. Ion "A 80, passed ves-
sells gaff. apparently attached to submerged
wreckage.-Str Colon
Oct II, lat % 81. Ion SO 13. passed a red
nun buoy the bottom we'll covered with bar
nacles. apparently long time In the water.
Str Ell Isleo.
Oct 10, lat 43 80. Ion 52 30. passed a large
waterlogged fishing boat.-Str Presidente
Wilson UtaD.
Oct 8, lat A OF. Ion AZ 06, passed the hull
of the small schr Pedro of Aveiro on fire
masts down and alongside: eleven dories
drifting in ths vcini,y. five OF which were
PARTIALLY filled with water.-Str Reliance.
Oct 3, lat so, lon IL 80. passed n damaged
life raft covered with marine growth.-Str
Clavarack.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

vIBoRG. Oct 1e-Arrived. str Dallas,
Gothenburg, &c.
Sailed 2oth.. str Bremerton. waIiuk tto
load wood pulp).
Denis (Br), New York III. 500 bags coffee).
VICTORIA, BE. Oct 23-Arrived. strs Su-
ruga. Mike for New York: Empress of Rus
STA (Br). Hong Kong. &C.
Sailed 23d, str Brenta Itallr from Hong
Kong for New York.
Sailed cath. str Kina tpan>. San Fran
cisco.
cisco.
WALFIscH BAY. Oct 2l-Arrived. str
Swazi (Br) New York.
YOKOHAMA. Oct 21-Arrived. str Gaelic
Prince (Bo. New York for Shanghai.
Sailed 21st. str Arabia Maru (Jap). from
Hong Kong for Tacoma.
Sailed 2sd. str Yokohama Maru (Jap).
Tacoma.
ZANZIBAR. Oct ei-Arrived. str Eastern
Sun. New York.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
SAILED.

Strs III Captain, New Orleans: City Of
Glasgow (Br), Yokohama via Boston: Ario
Tampico Bayonne tmotor). Philadelphia
Nordamerika (Dan), Santa Lucia, Cuba
Auutania (Br). Southampton via Cherbourg;
Arapahoe, Charleston and Jacksonville
Frederic VIII DAM, Copenhagen; Chicka-
saw. baltimore; Edward Doheny. Jr.
Tampico Cabo OrteEal (Sp), Cadiz. &C
city Of ST Louis, Savannah. Mississippi
(Br), baltimore; El Oriente. Galveston
Glendaruel,.. Norfolk; Alness tBrl. Cape
Town, &C. Maisnen tSw), Gothenburg; Mum
place. Vera Cruz.
Strs Arcadia. Norfolk: Matura (Br),
Grenada; Atrial Port Arthur.
Str Edward I. Doheny, Jr, Tampico.
Bridgeport. -.
schrs Florence Howard. Georgetown, sc;
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Wind. OFF the Atlantic Coast. :

East Gulf-Moderate to fresh norsneast
winds and weather fair Wednesday.
West Gulf-Moderate northeast and east
winds and weather partly overcast Wednes-
day: probably local rains over south portion.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northeast and east winds, except
variable over extreme south portion; weather
partly overcast: probably local rains
Wednesday.
North OF sandy Hook and Sandy HOOK 20
Hatteras-Fresh west and southwest winos
and weather fair Wednesday.
Hatteras to Florida Straits-Fresh north
east winds and weather fair Wednesday,.
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AMERICAN PORTS.
fBy NALL

BATH. Me- Oct 21-In port. schr Mary r
Barrett, repairing.
HONOLULU, Oct 4-Sailed. schr Sophie,
Christensen. Port Townsend; 10th. str Nile
(Br) San Francisco.
Tecomate. Port Lobos.
Cleared goth. motor Katherine (PhiD, San
Francisco.
Delaware. New York: schr Ruth Il Merrill,
Boston (to repair).
Sailed 21st, tug Gypsum King. Spencce
Island for New York. with bargee.
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Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c., Oct. "a.
INFANTRY
These army orders were made public to-
day:
Loncrgan, Major Thomas c., to London.
Boyer. Capt. Il. j.. to Nogaes, Ariz.
Ross. Capt. l.. N. to Fort Warren
COAST ARTILLERY.
Brinton. Major Louis c.. Jr.. to Camp
Fustis.
Muller, Major Hollis LeR.. to Camp Eustis.
ENGINEERah CORPS.
Jackson. Col. Thomas H.. TO Preside OF
San Francisco.
AIR SERVICE.
Cressey. First Lieut.. George G.. to Aber-
deem. Nd.
Ftheridgc, Capt. Asa j.. to Langley Field.
Virginia.
shivcly. First Lieut.. James c.. to Scott
Field.
OFT. First Lieut.. Rodcrick N. to Brooks
Field.
Cronan. First Lieut.. r. T.. to Kelly Field.
GENERAL STAFF.
Chamberlainc. Col. william, TO washing
ton.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
Police Department Orders
SPECIAL ORDERS no. 25a.

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 255.
]. The following transfers and assignments
are ordered: To take effect A. NJ. october
"a. 1922:
PATRoLMEN.
Thomas J. Darcy. Jr.. from 11lth precinct
Joseph A. McKenna. from traffic precincs
detective sergeant, second grade.
From 43d precinct to precincts Indicated:
Theodore f. Albach. GO: Patrick p. Keavey.
So; Everett d. Reed. 20: BENJAMIN H. schi-
der. 49,
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.
PATROLMEN.
Isaac Mindheim and Philip Ryan. S2d pro-
cinct to detective division, to duty In office
of the District Attorney. New York county,
Stinson McIver. 45th precinct. excused from
reserve duty. for 80 days. from A. M.
October 20. 1922.
Paul Kingston. 65th precinct. assigned to
day tour and excused from reserve duty. for
80 days. from A. NJ. November 1.l922.
From precincts indicated to detective divi-
sion, to duty In office of the District Attor-
ney. New York county. for 5 days, from =
p. NJ. October o3 1922 Stephen J. Wall, 80;
James J. Finn. 40.
authorized with full pay:
DEPUTY INSPECTOR. 9a
August Kuhne, Stl, inspection district. for
days. from A. NJ. October 2e. 1922. to be
deducted from vacation.
WlIttOOI raj
PATROLMEN
Peter McGreevy, Forty-sixth precinct. for
one day, from A. NJ, October %. 1929.
Otto Drescher, Sixty sixth precinct, for one
day. from ;01 A. NJ. October &c. 1922.
Earl S. Ryan, 1oath precinct. for one day.
from 8 A. M, October %. 1922.
3-The following sick leave is granted;
PATEoLMAN.
Arthur Hoffman. Seventy-seventh precinct.
for thirty days. from A. NJ. October "a,
4-Thc following applications for full pay
arc approved (whle on sick reporD:
N PATRoLMEN.
Robert NJ. Knox. Eighty-third precinct.
from 3 A. NJ, September IL. 1902. TO IL
=. NJ. September ~. 1922.
Frederick Eodewald, Eighty-seventh pre-
~ noon, August Is. 1922.
George Little, Eighty-ninth precinct. from
o'3s +; M. Septeniber Q, 1922. to II noon,
September Z, 1922, and from A. M, Sep
Charles Knapp, Ninety. seventh precinct.
from 4:O5 p. NJ, September 6, 1922, to
Il. NJ. September II. 1922.
Edward oConnor 10otlI precinct. from
.. 1929.
Roger Larkin, Tooth precinct from $3.50
A. M. September p. 1922. suring disability
\; NJ, August "a. 1922. during disability.
Louis Levine. 11sth precinct, from 10:25
Der 10, 1929.
Harry Peterson. 12oth precincr. from 1850
r NJ, September 90. 1922. during disability.
WHILE UNDER SUSPENSION.
ACTING DETECTIVE SERGEANT-SEC-
OND GRADE.
:, William Dempsey. Detective Division.
Eleventh Detective district. from / p. NJ.
January y, 1922. to A. NJ, June g. 1922.
RICHARD f. ENRIGHT,
Police Commissioner,
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Red and black spar buoy established by
lighthouse tender Tulip Oct IS TO mark
sunten coal boat II s Hayward. 463 yards
7s deg (true) from Sunken Meadow light.
Buoy placed on wreck. over which there is
III fathoms of water.
Red and black spar buoy established Oct
% by lighthouse tender Oak 315 yards 267
deg (true) from North Brother Island light
10 mark sunken towboat. over which there
is 20 feet OF water Buoy Is on south side
and close to wreck.
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Navy Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. c.. Oct. "a. =
These navy orders were made public to-
day:
Gaddis, Commander w. p. to command
". 8. s. Somers.
Pickens, Commander Andrew c.. to aid on
staff commander destroyer squadrons At
ic ntic Fleet.
Brereton. Lieutenant Commander w. D.. to
Il. s. s. Arkansas.
Johns, Lieutenant Commander Howard S.,
to command u. S. S. Kennedy.
Moses, Lieutenant Commander Radford.
re signed. M
Thibault Lieutenant Commander ouis F.,
to Bureau Navigation. Washington
Winston, Lieutenant Commander Hollis T..
relieved active duty.
Krueger. Lieut.. Il. H., to U. S. S. s-3s
hen commissioned.
Small. Lieut.. o. II. Small. to Hampton
Roads.
Smith, Lieut.. Allan E., to office Director
Naval Communications, Washington
Leigh. Lieut. w. f., resigned
Smead. Lieut.. G.. NJ, to receiving ship
San Francisco.
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InoN PRODUCTS CHANGE LIKELY,

II was reported yesterday that i'm
portant financial interests allied with
the Iron Products Corporation are plan
ming new corporation to take over
the portion OF the business that in
cludes the manufacture of radiators and
self feeding smoke consuming stoves and
furnaces. The new company, In which
Iron Products Is expected to have an
extensive stock interest. will relieve that
company Of It's subsidiary interests
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
DAY TO VISIT EUROPE.

Ralph A. Day. prohibition enforce
ment director for the New York dis
trict. will sail for London and Paris soon
after his resignation becomes effecs..-~
November 1. e. c. Yellowley. who will
succeed Mr.. Day. Is expected the latter
part Of the week.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. Oct :i-Barometer al
noon. aoss inches; wind. SW. light breeze
weather. fine; temperature, 4s deg Fahr.
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us. DEsTRoYERs AruoNG KONG

HoNG KONG, Oct. "a (Associated
Press) The Forty-thrd American
Naval Division, led by the flagship
Blackhawl and bringing the destroyers
Peary, Pillsbury, Pope, Truxton. John
u. Ford and Paul Jones. arrived here
last evening
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

! The silvia and other ships to Pick
Ii UP ON Return.

HALIFAX, N. s.. Oct. 24.-The Red
Cross liner Silvia. plying, between st.
Johns. Halifax and New York. landed
all her liquor stores on her regular call
here to-day so that she might enter New.
York without violating the Daugherty
prohibition ruling. She will pick up her
liquor stock on the return trip.
The Furness lined Sachem. sailing to-
morrow for Boston. will carry out the
same procedure.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The standing committee on the Man
aging Agent Agreement. representing
thirty-eight Shipping Board operators.
may make an issue OF the boards action
In negotiating contracts for stevedoring
at Gulf and Pacific ports. which are said
To have been done IN violation of a
pfomise TO the operators The latter
hitherto have been allowed to make their
own stevedoring arrangements, usually
through a subsidiary company. 1t Is
their understanding that contracts have
been negotiated so far coverIn9 the ports
Cf Sabine. Pensacola. Gulf Port and Mo-
bile on the Gulf and Portland and Gray's
Harbor on the Pacific.
commissioner Il. c. Plunmcr OF the
Shipping Board will give another talk
on the subsidy 10 o-morrow at the Thir-
tqenth annual convention of the Ameri-
can Manufacturers export Association,
Waldorf-Astoria.
Matthew b. Claussen. formerly adj
tertising manager OF the Shipping Board.
has returned TO his old post with the
American Express Company
Tho quarterly meeting Of tie Ameri-
can Steamship OwnerJ Association will
be held November s.
II. IT. Raymond. president OF the
Clyde-Mallory Lines returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip to Southern
ports.
Capt. J. r. Mlllken. secretary treas
urer OF the Neptune Association, re-
tirned yesterday from the New Orleans
convention OF the American Legion.
wnere he was delegate representing
Paris Post No. l. He made n speech on
merchant marine problems and helped
pass resolution favo-,ng the ship SUBJ
sidy bill.
Officials OF the United States Naviga-
tion Company. Americsn agents for the
Reardon-Smith Line. fatty denied yes
terday that there were anv plans afoo'
for service to the Datch East Indies
as had been reported.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ARABIA MARU tJap). from Yokohama 2fst
for Tacoma.
BARCELONA (Sp), from Alicante 18th for
New Orleans
CANADA fFr), from ST Michaels oath for
New York.
KOREA MARU .tJap). from Shanghai 21s
for San Francisco.
NANKING. from Hong Kong 23d for sar
Francisco.
PRESIDENT GRANT. from Shanghai 22d for
Seattle
SIERRA NEVADA (Ger), from Bremen 2ls'
for New York.
ABERDEEN. Wash. Oct 24--saiied. str
West catanace, San Francisco.
ADELAIDE, Oct 2f--Saiied, str Clan Mac
william (BD from sydney Nsw, for New
York.
ADEN. Oct 24-sailed. str Memphis City
(from Cacutta), Galveston.
ALICANTE, Oct 16--Arrived, str Nevis
(Norl. 81 Johns. NF.
Sailed 18th. str Barcelona Csp). New Or.
leans
gANTILLA. Oct 2i--saied. str Nord.r
dam. Philadelphia.
ANTWERP, Oct 2i--Arrivcd, etrs Meiita
'(Br). Montreal: Nervier (Beg). New York
Sailed 2ist. str Colorado Springs, Calves
ton.
AUCKLAND Oct 22--Arrivcd. str Heu-
raki (Br), San Francisco.
AyONMOUTH, Oct 22-Saicd. str Trinculo
Arrived asd. str Dakonia tBr,. Montreal.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
CABLE REPORTS.
Arrivals at and Departures from
Foreign Ports.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED.

COLUMBIA (Br), at Glasgow 22d.
ESrON1A dam, at Libau 18th.
FRANCE (Fr), at Havre 23d.
LA TOURAfNE tFr), at Havre 10th.
MELITA (Br). at Antwerp 21st.
PRESIDENT JEFFERSON. at Hong Kong
24th
PRESIDENT LINCOLN. at Kobe 24th.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land. Boston for New York.
Tugs Battlebro. with barge tat $50 AND !:
Eastern, with Cat 1915 AND; Socony No
4. with Cat 2:15 PM: Bulley, with (at
:45 PM.
Tug Gypsum King. with 3 barges. Wind
sor, Ms, for New York. 70 J b King Co,
with plaster (at AS PM).
Bound East.
Schr Admiral Drake fBr, Port Reading
for Charlottetown. PEI. ,
Schr Rusalk. New York for Nantucket.
Tugs Plymouth, with barges Cat 1885
AND: Wellfleet. with Cat AND; Harold.
Derrick worthington Cat $3.50 AND.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

III. IT. Raymond. president OF the
Clyde-Mallory Lines. returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip to Southern
ports.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

The quarterly meeting Of tie Ameri-
can Steamship Owners Association will
be held November g.
The New York herald., 1922-10-25

ROTTERDAM. Oct 2o--sailed. str Trivia
(Br). Key West.
ST MIcHAELs, Oct 24-Arrived. str Mar
Sailed 24th. Canada Q'r). from Lisbon
for New York.
ST VINCENT. CIV. Oct 21-sarcd. str
ST NAzAIRE. Oct c2--Arrived. str Cold
sAGUA, Oct c1-Arrivcd, str Nordkap
fDnnN Newport News.
SANTA MARTA. Oct c3-Arrived. str Met
apan. Puerto Colombia.
Sailed 23d str Ormes (Br), Philadelphia.
SANTIAGO, Oct 2f--Arrived. strs Knut
Hamsun (Nor), Baltimore; Nordhavet DAM
SANTOS. Oct 1p--saiIed. str West Keenc.
Jacks onvilie. Baltimore and Philadelphia.
sECCONDEE. Oct 2o-sailed. str Badagry
| (Rr). New York.
SHANGHAI. Oct 24-Arrived, str Diana
Dollar. San Francisco.
Sailed 2ist. strs woron (Br). San Fran
cisco: 22d. President Grant from Hong
Sailed 2ist. strs Havre Maru tJap,. from
Hong Kong for New York: Korea Maru
'isps sNaPon fro, 60 s, fss ss sF E,srso0 str Amur
Maru (Jap). for San Francisco.
Arrived 23d. ctr City of Canton (Br). New
| SYDNEY. Nsw. Oct 2i--Arrivcd, str Ca
madam Transporter (Br). Vancouver.
Arrived 22d. str Azumasan Maru (Jap).
Tacoma
Sailed 2iet. str Eastern Sea. Boston.
TAMPICo, Oct 22-Arrived. str Helgoy
(Nor). New Orleans.
TELA, Oct 24-Arrived. str Copan (Iond)
New Orleane.
Sailed 22d. str Atenas. New Orleans via
Havana.
TIENTsrN, Oct 2s--Arrived. str. Eudyades
| (Br). New York.
ToRRE ANNuNzrArA, Oct 22--Arrived.
TsINCTAo. Oct 24-saiied, str Arizona
Maru (Jap,. from Hong Kong for Tacoma.
VANCOUVER. Be, Oct 24--Arrived. strs
Francisco; Astronomer (Br), Victoria; Bay
chino tBr). Petropaulovsk; Canadian OBJ
server (f'r). San Pedro: Canadian Brftlsher
(Br). Honolulu; motor ship Californian. So
attic.
Arrived 23d. strs Roman Prince (Br). Ia
coma: Orinoco. Seattle.
VERA CRUZ. Oct 22--5ailcd. str MORO
Castle, Progrsso.
Arrived ead, str funsomo. New York:
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the. debtor; the
second that of the creditor and date when
Ajudgment was filed:
NEW YORK COUNTY
FELDSTEIN, Isaac Mn. Schulz
man; July ~. 1921 (released)...: 25910
MFTTnsT6ah Fnanss do1p 6stoser 5ssSs a. Hfss! fssa
lpeieased) ....................... 1.5sss7
schaikenbach; July a5. 1921 1o.oose es
sAME-F. c. Leubuscher; July 25.
sAMT.E. AMI wccott july a5. iaaa aos asss IS
4: Maessis; June .. 1921 -. s.siS.oe
FARBAR. John H.-U. w. Tomp-
kins: September g. 1910. ......,. bS7.o4
RuDNICK, Welt. B. Brooks; -. :,
pHREE. HHSast "a Edna. aois and Iou,. Cohen $500
People. &c.; August IS, 1922 -. :,
HSs%sss...3S norris a,srs;sr :Ss dsss; Rss;
Union: October g.. 1922 lvacatsdl. 1,oi1.o1
GuTH. 4. AdoIpph ,ppho Same; Sep zoo -
sURNDINo. Vincent, or Lurndino
and New Amsterdam Casualty
Company-People. &c.; September
20, 1922 (vacated) ................ 1000. 90
GoLDsTEIN. Harry. and New
Amsterdam Casualty Co.-Same;
cuEAK, Mike. and National :.
is22 (vacatedS .................: - 10000
cvacatedS =. .:.......:......:...: 100000
DAVIS. Rosalie. and National
Ssss'y isas tyasatedS aSa%eaSs.same ma.ea J. 100000
KRAKOWER, Bonnie, and New
Amsterdam Casualty Co.-Same;
August &. 1922 tvacated) .......:. 2.500.0O
MORIARTY, Michael and Columbia
a. S5 Ses5 a"'' ssp.. 100000
HEORF'NER. Josephine, and Henry
Wuest-George II. Reed Co.;
May. 3, 1922. ..................... 26o.Ol
BRONX COUNTY.
DETROIT FIDELITY AND CAsU-
Atty COMPANY and John
white-People, State OF New
York; September 81. 1922. ........ 10000
DETROIT FIDELITY AND CASU-
Atty COMPANY and Arthur J.
isss .:..;:...::;:;:. 10000
| zANFARD1NO. Antonio and File
meno--J. Alexander: August IS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922.


to increase the tax, which would be
payable if the exemption were $500, by
more than the amount of the net income
In excess of $4,000.
For example, on a net income of 5000
the tax, without this saving clause, would
be $1,000, which is per cent on 5000,
the amount of net income less an ex-
emption of $1,000 The actual tax is
$1,000, computed as follows From the
net income of 5000 is deducted s., $500,
leaving $3.50, the 4 per cent tax on
which amounts to $1,000. To this is
added $40, 1.-THE amount of net income
in excess of $4,000
The personal exemptions allowed mar
ried persons apply also to the head OF
a family, a person who supports in one
household one or more relatives by blood,
marriage or adoption.
WHEN RETURN
MUST BE FILED.
Heretofore a person whose net income
was less than his exemption Isl coo If
single, or $1,000 if marrled) was not
required to file a return. Under the
revenue act of 1921, if the gross income
of an individual equaled or exceeded So.
900, or if the combined gross income of
a married couple and that of dependent
minor children equaled or exceeded 3d.
600, a return must be filed, regardless
of the amount of net income.
NET income is gross income less
certain deductions. The fact that al
lowable deductions from gross income.
for business expenses, losses, bad debts.
etc, may reduce the net income to an
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04

teen years, for forgery to the Indiana
reformatory.
Marion Stasko, sentenced from Lake
County. Feb. II, 1921. one to fourteen
years. for grand larceny, to the Indiana
reformatory.
Robert Warrenburg, sentenced from
Marion County, April 9, 1921, one year
to the State farm and fined 81 and costs,
for petit larceny.
James Harry Robbins, sentenced from
Boone County, May IS, 1921, one to -FOUR
teen years, for grand larceny, TO the IN
diana reformatory.
Edward Ours sentenced from Wander
burgh County, Aug. ,, 1921, orc year to
the State farm, and fined 50 and costs,
for assault and battery to murder.
Charles e. Wagner, sentenced from
Clinton County, Jan. 10, 1903, to two to
fourteen years, for forgery, to the State
prison.
William Mckinney. sentenced from Mi
teen years. for forgery, to the Indiana
reformatory. Transferred to the State
prison.
Bart Whiteford, sentenced from Hen
bricks County, May IS, 1921, to two TO
fourteen years, for grand larceny, to
the State prison.
Bernard Howell sentenced from Glib
son County, Oct 4, 1921, to eight months
to the State farm, and fined SO and
costs, for petit larceny.
George Wendt, sentenced from Lake
County, Jan. %, 1917, to five to four
teen years, for robbery, to the State
prison o.
County. March u, 1920, to two to four
teen years, for forgery to the State
Enoch Pearson sentenced from Jay
County. Jan. 30, 1920. to two to fourteen
wears, conspiracy to commit a felony,
State DriSOQ.
Walter Fultz, sentenced from Allen
County, May %, 1921, to six months 10
Ave wears, for unlawful possession oil
motor vehicle, TO the Indiana retorma =
tory. e., X,ic,o
County, Oct >. 1921. 20 thirty Gays 70
the county Jail and fled $50 ana COSTS
for intoxication.
STRICKEN FROM DOCKET.
Baziel VIaeminck. sentenced from the
CITY court of Mishawaka, Oct. 70 ~
TO thirty days to the state farm anu
fined 5000 and costs, for violation ol the
liquor law. s.,,, No
Adolphus Brown. sentenced IRON Ma
rion a'ountv. April 4, 1920, to Two %
foTrteen Years. for assault and battery
with intent to murder, to the lhdi''
rec George 5lre e. Hunter. sentenced from the
Juvenile Court of Marion County, oct
II 1920 TO $50 Gays to the State Iarh
and fined $500 and costs, Tor chiiu
August Ferguson, sentenced from the
Owen Circuit Court. Oct. l, l0-l. 70
ninety DAYS to the State farm, and hned
$3.50 and costs, for violation OF the
liquor law. -.-.-----------
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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-04
NEW
PROVISIONS OF
INCOME TARIFF
Collector Thurman Throws
Light on Intricate Tax
Problem.

Two new and important provisions
which have been the subject of frequent
inquiry, are contained in the revenue act
of 1921, according to NJ. Bert Thurman,
collector of internal revenue. The first
relates to personal exemptions allowed
married persons, and the second requires
return be made on gross incomes of
$1,000 or more
According to Collector Thurman. the
act provides married person. living
with husband or wife, whose net income
for 1921 was $1,000 or less, shall be
allowed a personal exemption of $500.
If the net income of such person was
more than $1,000, the exemption is $1,000.
Under the revenue act of 1918 the per
sonal exemption allowed a married per
son was $1,000, regardless of the amount
of net income. The normal tax rate re-
mains unchanged, per cent on the
first $4,000 of net income above the ex-
emptions and S per cent on the remain
ing net income.
FIGURE 1T OUT
FOR YOURSELF.
In order that an income slightly in
excess of $1,000 shall not be subjected
to an inordinately disproportionate tax.
because Of the reduction of the exemp
tion to $1,000 thereon, the law provides
that such reduction shall not operate