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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
DEEP RUN RIDING CLUB HOLDS
INITIAL NEW YEARS OUTING
Callop Off From ST. GATHERINGS School. Gross James
River and Go to Tranquility Summer Residence
of James NJ. Ball, Jr., for Luncheon

The first annual New Years ride of
me Deep Run Riding club was held
yesterday. beg inn!ng NJ 1880 o'clock.
IN" meeting place was 81. GATHERINGS
school. The ride lay through West
hampton TO tn" University uf Rich
mond. thence through the woods to
TaElor'S store. thcnc. over the hills
al WeStham Ia the bridge. and cross
inE IN" James River. followed down
the river through the loWIands to
"Tranuuiiity." the summer residence
al James NJ. Bali. Jr.. wh.r" an clah-
"rat" luncheon awaited the riders
After lunch som" Of the more adj
vcnturouS riders INDUCED in Il little
jumping. while the others looked on
After this program was completed
the riders left Tor a rallop over tn"
Mills OF Chesterfield ana returned to
their homes, completing one Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ROADS EXECUTIVE BODY
TO MEET HERE FRIDAY
'r'rGrhrhi" Call Sent out by H. "a
":i"hd. Sccrrtnr! -TrcaSurcr OF
the NirginIn Associations

= L. KHIand. % L"nchl urg sc,.re-
,"fE- treasurer "f the Virginia Good
i'""GS Association. sent ont - te,..
Si"r'ic call yesterday for a n.ctjnr
-. IN. "NecGtiv" committee OF Tho
.sS"o'aii"n. I" he held at o'clock
FRIDAY IN Muyphy's Hotel
m meeting Is for the purpose of
completing III" anal drar, OF III. uooL
:"ads legislation. which will h, nv.
@"ht"d Tor approval at the animal
inee,In. OF III" Virginia Good Road,
Association. which assemblies In Tho
!u"i'"rium Of Murphy's Hotel on
January IS ana 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
c. & 0. CRAFTSMEN HERE
FOR BIENNIAL CONVENTION
Session Will Begin Tomorrow
and Will Continue Through
Saturday.

Representatives of the craftsmen OF
the entire Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way system began arriving in Rich
mond yesterday TO attend the bicu-
NAL convention Of tho System FEEDER
alton. which begins tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock in the auditorium of
Murphy's Hotel and continue until
Saturday.
Delegates representing the unions
OF the machinists. ear men, black
smiths. pipe nttcrs. boiler makers
sheet metal workers ana electricians
To the number Of scvcnty-nvc had
registered yesterday. ana district" OF
separate meetings of he vafious
unions were held throughout the day
and last night. These "district,,
meetings VIII continue today. and arc
preliminary I" the biennial convcn-
ton. which opens tomorrow.
q. IL. stewart. OF Covington., Ky.
Is president Of the System Fedora
tl"h; w. ~. German. OF Clifton Forge.
va, vice president. and w .. Brad
ICY of huntington, W. Va. score
tary.
Featuring the convention tomor.
row morning will hc an address bv
u. NJ. Jewell. OF Chicago. president
Va 'hc i'tlwhy Employment Depart 4,
mem. Knox Liitlr. in,crnatiunat
president of I'll" Sheet Metal Work
trS; William II. Johnston. president
"i inc Machinists international
Union. and Thongs i. Nolan ice
president Of III" International Boiler
mixers Union. ar" ia tho city und
"iii participate" III the deliberations
Of the convention.
I'm election OF officers VIII take
place On the closing day {
Important committees will A..
named NJ the morning session ,omor-
row.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
ELECT LEGION POST
COMMANDER TONIGHT
committing H"dy VIII Today Pre-
rnrr State OF CnndIdntc.-I'cr-
sOnnrl of Committees

The nominating committees nj
Kichm Post No. |. American
i'rGI"n AT luncheon today Will
DEVISE IN" slate at candidates for
"!crti"h l" the various post offices
h'rh' places are To bc filled. includ
'nG that or post commander.
Walter y. Williams chairman of
ia" committees. will present the
nominations ut tho lcgi"n meeting
tonight in the Chamber Of Commerce
AUDITORIUM. Othcr choices may lc
named from the no"y. bu, i, Is AN
u"ipat"d the slate {" tho committee
VIII have the majority backing
BESIDES Mr. Williams. The. noml
mating COMMITTEES COmpoScs Morgan
Mills. Jr.. Il. Allen Ammony. Allen
Potts. W. g. King. Ecrnard Mere.
dtth and W. l.. Price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03

most enjoyable rides since I'll. club
was rcorganizcd.
Among those riding were w. ..
Young. T.. Il. Sydnor. Harry G. Beuttic.
Jr.. William Rucgcr. a. e. Rylaud.
u. W. Bcattic. w. u. Sydnor. Joseph
Anderson. MuScOe Garnett. Mrs Tn
shur. Miss Fannie Lipscomb. Mrs.
Richard +. Eerklcy .Ir.. Miss Audrey
Norman Miss Penelope Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Warren. Miss Mar
Eare' ii"indie. Miss Alice Grey wclch.
MISS Mary Eall Saunders. Miss Marion
Carter Snow. Miss Frances Morgan.
MISS rag" Williams. Miss virginia
West AiisS Virginia Taylor. Miss
Valentine. Curry Thomas and ~ q,
.Nngus't. lr Among the riders which
Joined mt various points were Miss
Anne Warren. NJ. +. Meal. James G..
Earnest. Miss Ellen Bali. Mrs. Hlack-
well and Mrs. ST. George Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
\. K. 4 p. EMPLOYEES
HAVE ENTERTAINMENT
"'rn"rhi hr!cr L. Recipient
81 Fountain Pen. Gift of
NurI,rr>

'"P'"y,S "i She Virginia Rhnway
CIV 'ompany. and their
isn!i'oS and friends, viii have q.
II"M ear. .natrtairment "a, the
tFNoir NJ. c. \. this evening
a. o'clock. Considerable variety
WI! lend itself to The affair. whirh
!. under The direction o. General
Secretary W. r. rmcs. IN. nUsfrnI
rfosran VIII bc directed by Sup.r.
'htendont Harvey l.. smith.
y christmas entertainment, wa.
hc'd last evening by the south SD.
employees al tho seventh and Perry
criminal J. NJ. {. A. and tho halI
Vas me" 10 capac'y Surcrintcn.
dent W T. Bryce WAC nr.en,,,,d
with q fountain pen is his .n,,l,,,cs
ana number Of other gif:s ,y.r.
presented T." ,hoso WHO havo d.vs,.d
ihucn time 10 making tho weekly
meetings success
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Rotary Club. Murphy's Hotel,
| J.. NJ.
John Marshall iiouse. Ninth and
Marshall Streets. open 4. NJ. TO
u. VI.
Council Committee on Utilities.
1890 l.. NJ.
Sontederatc Museum. Twelfth
anu Clay Streets, open . y. NJ. to
nouncii Com mittcc. u. NJ.
confederate Memorial Institute,
or ba'tlc Abbey. Boulevard and
Nehsihgton Avenue. open 10 \.
NJ, TO . =. NJ.
richmond Post. No. !. Amcri-
e"h legion. Chamber OF Com
h''rcc auditorium. S T.. ~
'for Thcatcr Calendar scc cdi-
toriai pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
NEW WORKERS BUY
$3.50. 900 BONDS
Nnh". Loeb mud Company Are pur-
richmond Trust Com
pnny Conducts Negotiations

Tho Richmond Trust Co,npnuA.
conducted tho negotiations whereby
hnhh Loeb Company. OF New
"rk. aIrc" l" purchase the $3.50,
"vn hrst mortgage, thirty-ycnr :,
per cent guaranteed gold bonds is
sued 10y tn" Richmond Terminal
Railroad Company. To- GunL the in
dcbtcdnese incurred In building tin.
Eroad street Station and It's tcrmi-
nal facilities. The bonds Viii h.,
guaranteed by the Richmond Fred
cricksburg and iotomac Railroad
CompanN ana the Atlantic Coast
Line Railroad Company.
The Interstate" Commerce Commits.
sion is yet 10 pass upon the trans
action
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
WILL DISCUSS ADDITION
TO CHURCH BUILDING
o"cers ana Teachers OF Mnnu,p.n,
Meih"dist Sundn. school vii,
Hold Meeting Tonight

on'ceis ana teachers pf Muuumcu,
Methodist sunday school vii rr,ff,,
plans for the construction of .n ,g.
dition TO the present church bu.s,l.t-
at It's business meeting I'm Tia, ,iti,.L
tonight at $50 o'cIosL S.,..rf,,-
iendent Il. II. Pierce viii prcSido
Methods for financing the miesior
nry which the church Will s.ud ~
Japan in July also viii 10 d.seu4goI
IN addition TO church a,d SUNDAY
school plans Tor the now wear 4,
Lee Palmorc, student al Princeton
University. already has been selected
as IT'S missionary. He i" a former
member Of the congregation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
owls 10 Install onicr,.

J. j.. Wilson VIII he installed as
president Of Progressive Ncsi. 80
lSGS. order Of Owls. at a meeting Of
the lodge Thursday night. other %:
1cers arc: l., +. Gage, vice president;
u. w. Proctor, financial secretary. L.
y. Powers. recording secretary. w
T.. Bailey. treasurer: George Power.
incocator: W T.. Slater. warden: G.
NJ. Miller. sentinel: George Mcdowell
Wicket George Powers. trustee. Fol
lowing installation of the officers :,
dinner Til be served
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
WHEAT CROP IN VIRGINIA
REDUCED $4,000 ACRES
Declining Price and Droush,
Last Fall Are Given
as Callscs.

mere wcre 1900 acres less whoa.
s"W'i III Virginia this fall than las,
a'eofuihS to the December renur, -.
nc ohltcd states Bureau OF Markets.
ana crop Estimates made publi,. hr
henry NJ. Taylor. agricultural Stats
ne cat for this dccr,a.,c
per cent under last year are The
.,6 iricc which makes the crop
uhprohtablc in many sections vb.,,
Inc yield is small. and tn. inabili,v
OF the farmers to prepare IL. land
carry IN the fall owing 10 the drought.
ne unusually favorable weather ar
tee: the middle of October made q,
possible to seed much later th,n
usual, therefore. the reduction from
t"'S cause is less than expected
ncclininE Since 1910
~, west cut in acreage is r.-
',I.. 80 III ne Northern and central
ms, Through several Of the larg-
P'"u"cihg counties show Iii,Is
rhans" from last year. Tho E.o,,.,,,
southwestern. Southern and snnt,,
eastern districts report n slight i'm.
crease Since 1919 thr Virgins, whoa,
n''t"t" mas been declining rapialv
"'"Pp"s ~ per cent in 1919. :, nor
cent IN lerO and p per cent this
!'"r' rms is probably due TO the
i"r' 'hat the small yield on much of
. ' N'ht mo wheat during
the war makes II Impossible IA
grow tn" crop proiitHbly unless ,bc
price is high.
owing to the great demand for
i""' crops DARING the war. the Vir
E'hlh farmers Increased their acr,;r.
NOR" th;n 30 per cent above the pre-
war average Of $4,000 acres ,hu, *
TO "'lc"" acres in 1919. ms rcuortcd
by tie census. This is the largest
hummer OF acres of wheat ever re-
corded for Ni-ninia since tn. mrs,
acreage census in 1879. Tho nrcxnn,
acreage is r2 per cent greater than
the prc-war average
Crop in Good Condition.
en- December the condition of
iho crop was reported 10 he 81 per
cent OF normal. compared with So
per cen; last year. ana 81 per cen,
IN" icn-Ncar average. The crop was
VERY late making Il start owing to
the dry fan. but the warm rains
ANA mild weather OF November caused
rapid growth. so now the Gro, is
IN good condition for the winter.
The average farm price of whca,
in Virginia an December ! was LIS
per bushcl: last year wheat was scrl-
ing for $50. and two years arc
for S22i The Virginia farmer is
somewhat better OF then the grow
orS III some of the Western State.
where the price ranges from - I" SIS
cents per hushcl The average price
for the United states on December
was %. cents. compared with l43.
cents last year.
The ares, Sown TO wheat in tho
United states = 4i.293. 900 acres ],
which is IL per cent less than was
sown last fall. III" condition WAS
reported to he 80 per cent. against
$40 per cent last year and 81 tho
tcn-ycar average.
y special inquiry Indicated that
so per cent OF tho Virginia whoa,
was Sowu on plowcd land, and 20
per cent on corn. pea or tobacco
stubhle. The average amount OF fer
tiliZcr used per acre was reported
90 be 25D pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
state i,r,krcu.rs 4, uc.,

Members OF tho Virginia Ecckccp-
'rS Association have been called to
meet AT ia" chamber OF Commerce
on TUESDAY january l., at which
'hhl''fS OF interest 90 the bee raiScrs
will lee discussed. W. T. Srhocnc.
N'"i" "niom"ioEis' at Virginia Poly
te'hnic institute. nlacksbure. is tho
EDCrctArN II Tho AS.nciatinm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Property Transfer Recorded

The Universal Motor Company has
purchased from the Richmond Realty
ana insurance CORPORATION tho prop
crty at 900 and 10: West Broad Street
ana 3O2 and 36i North Monroe street.
tur $4,000. All this property IL a,
the northeast corner az Broad ana
Monroe streets: The sale has been
recorded in Chanccry Court
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
DAVE L. SATTERFIELD
BEGINS ARDUOUS WORK
New Commemorative Attorney Prob
nbly VIII Fncr Largest Docket
In Recent IIistary.

In addition to 49, continued cases
now before Hastings Court. Common
wcalth's Attorney Dav" T.: SattcrnrIh
viii today present the grand jury
siNty-two new indictments. This viii
give the court the largest docket in
recent history. The grand jury will
meet al 10 o'clock this morning. cases
viii lac set tomorrow for hearing. and
on Thursday the petit jury viii be
called.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Dr. CaliSch BEFORE Advertiser.

What VIII the New Year Bring
U.s." is til. subject upon which DR..
T.. y. ca!iSch. Rabbi Of Beth Ahaban
Synagogue. viii address tn. Nom
hers ot the Richmond ADVERTISING
Cluh tomorrow at o'clock in Muir
phys Hotel
Members "i the Women's Adver-
Using club hay" been invited TO at
tend this New Years Meeting" and
the members rf the club are working
for a large Attendance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
nctnlI M-rc,,nn,. ,n No.,

w. H. Schwnrzschiid. president OF
INC Retail Merchants Association.
has directed secretary ". \. Clarke.
Jr.. L" cal a special meeting for IL
O'Clock ;h!s morning at which time
testimonial hcti"n VIII be taken on
NE death OF !. II. Kaufman. Mr..
Kaufman had been treasurer of the
assoClatIOm sinc. lanG
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Ncr Deputies High com.tn,,,.

'-"F'H0HU' ylit NeStnrdlv
'hhouhccd IN" complete list OF his
"'PuucS Tor the year. In addition
=" wv" new men. w. :. Smith and
''''h"S H. Hancock. who were sworn
:" yesterday by Deputy Clerk Will
liam breeder in Hastings cour, no
uSt includes NJ. T.. lIenncssy. l. /.
Griffin, Gcorg" Il .Crowdcr, T.. O
Christie. j. j. Rankin and Miss Incz
Cooke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Urid Cues to New York.

l'N,!'$ Hold. special agent for
'"r Northwestern Mutual Life In.
S"'h"'' Company in this city. left
last night Tor New York. TO attend
mttths oi the representatives of
ne'ho!'s which viii be held in the
M''N'hlh ii"'"l today. tomorrow and
lh'fSddH. Mr.. Held has been amon"
the top "produccrs'' during IN. past
SIN months. and won the trip because
oil his craftsmanship
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Thrift Committee &. Meet.

James J.. Jones. chairman. has
called Il meeting Of tn. Richmond
National Thrift Committee and lead Z
'rs OF "'h"r ORGANIZATIONS intcrcs;c.,
~ the forthcoming thrift carr3nig1
for tomorrow afternoon At O'Clock
In Room o03, Y. ". - \.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-03
Chnncrrr Cnnrt Cnn,.,,..

ne 'hanccry Court convened for
TN" January term Yesterday The
docket IS lengthy and embraces a
number al cases Of Importance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

Test night aslrsaflpuu 9um ahe
Ansflean Lef0a posis e uaihsl
Nafshaii Crescent aad The i.e iiroa
roat q lhIa silY met at sar district
court eons and laii plana iar tha
formuf oi County Ameflaaa ~.
sioa past On special inFi'a.
ilou Ampa Ewiae addressed
the msstlns 90 the sabie,t u Or
raaliaton sna cold shal mlshi b.
81 accomplished u they had 4 nsmhef.
ship ln thls count, ~ sesea hualrcl
Or More members ~tieh sould te
Jess than baf - the men pho are
eligible Coz nsmbershlp IN ihs dt
'srcnt p1sis Keep politics oaf "
gour organisation BE- advised them
The delegations from tas llifpfsai
posts tlN meet - fiuihai 90 Hua
DAY FssfpsfY sth a. elss, office
tad tomaies plans f0f fbs Yssr
uneh ana smokes saa frnlshsd
lhs visitors ~ ihs menbsn ~ tAs
~ bfao fest lasl n'shf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

The p.sor man uhe lan barely pa
ais annual dars fef onf ~ho appfs.
laiss tae sfanf pa'loaephf a aamaa
ilfe .ad nsss - - tha anoN edge
= as ~ lng ia ihs slihl - Cod snd
iha ladss as taesmsD 40 ste nil
iisns e aoilafs ln the a#ak barely
Understands the principles ~ ouf n
stiaiiea The sqaanF does bof
ea.s sHh pefsnaai mrFis aione 90
extends fD "a lnalFidaei ilxhts "
naahood rriis.oa meaieIns. poiiti-r
saf sefsonsi fls~s 4 a. COED as
aauasfs and alsmbefshlp. l0r vne
msus respect = a.. oen All must ~
frsps 81
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
HOW MANY Or THESE
Can YOU ANSWER?
County Teacher Taking Tests
A. Court House To-day
Fewer This Year Than
Usual

TIE euun,t trss essmInataa
i ou - The ceuats .oganuieaicni
office masy Tho s. nm arss
nnmDsr taklng ae i..u 81 un
tme FsusnlnY ns m, - fbe
questions which 49, ser pfaDiltaf
eaucalion b. asens sane - fo,i.
tlonal sabiesis.anf shs pfasHs s. slHe
81 hfc asortluf t0 NHahe
eoauty saperniehden
tal Hos does fteue he
come naufsliana iisea- Of
what i,ps 81 ,ifiseas a |nnlsmats
ffom soaihpm Europe maase r1m
Nor aefu tnropee Fiom alnss
Name sone 81 the Hsafs anl
privileges SON enios bveause on llse
lu the Unite States
3 Enalain SOME 81 ,hs vass rs
whicA the soFefnmont oet aus1
be health 90 iis e.nren,
Apana isa en saass the an.
oun % sfai, aad omaiy nst SIS
owes tsl iil whom afe lhese tea
rates flacd. anl how arr ihey 8efu
)
CouflueuI un rarn .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27

rittsbHreh Pa Jan - Five r-ta
~slked THO TIE Firsi Naionai Dsak
- Craton. a saburh. this moFnlae
ard after ATLAS Harold Moss a. 's-
tart cashier forced i've clerks ani
= womar cus.omcr into a vault IHcv
roeeod thc b-uk o. Arpfoxmat -
tae.eee ~ cash aud uexouabie seca-i-
s.e< Aac eseAged ia an automobile TO-
wand she oeea countrs
wlthln an hour after The roboefs q
prrss of cliy dete.s.ses % their ~ay
ic shs eank mer an automobile met
via meu Ga iae North side rat
or1eF 10 stc~ wa- anse res b1 las-
l.sde q shots and TIE car keIi 10
~
The detectives lost a liiie iime r
tarn'nr. hut soon overlook the eAac
it, ~to abandoned the.r car aud sea-
tsred Tbes d4shra into balaiass ,n
ths vicinity q Psnn.ylsana an r-
via Avera. ~.gb the detectives e'os~
ou their heels
After an exchsnss Il shots fr.Ls
frsm the hoase ceased The sas
lon gF,u IA, thc tana t. had eseaa'i
tlrsasa she yards lof q. renssyi
vsnla ragroad nearby Police wee
stationed around The sertou
TIE loot asS taken 90 the pet
,istion and sacautomph D. also Thcsr
we're two pistols and leacAAea 'h
the car. believed to - ihe ioct ifAl'
tae baak. has the cantenis - va..h
The police refuse % make pa.'.'
Tie sar war fidd.ed ~ in buliess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
Foressi
Cardinal
ForPope?

iiems Ian s. VIA ghe hoa -
ihe late role psnetl,i " Ald Aeat
heasafh the nssasoaes - - retess
lhs iassfesi of tas a4siua eallss Aas
,he Nas'ssa hoaspaoii Isfasd hlaF
% ths siessioa 81 ah asssae \
eensiate has besn ealied fag W. !
q thoese ths ne~ pnnflff
The asestiea 1T = asefaehemeat
bstessn ths saafth aAa tns ftaHia
soevfuHaat snteea lntn ths eieetisa
A thofeuah tsevaas 81 - slea ia tae
Vatican sho-s iaai tse ssses hatts
~ thean atsesasiaa elossF tslAs'sas
~th the rovvrumsui az sffluAeY
il saloskst with lhs iffstooellabisa
eg these oppesiae fspefeshsms Is
2 ihs nHml~f a votes sasA tas'aa
sah mHater a tep shif1s maia
"a aessssaly zoe sisltiea
f~enil aias cardinals hsads,i -
rafdlasl uasrsF ths sAmsrenks
81 s,tlas head q che shareh. ss-
saoea 90 hser 1oatluaans. a nes
siata pallsf whleh ~as aaasfaaat
a. haze hvsu alFestui tuwafd q IS
auuH.tlua - relations wiih ths.
oulfiaai twrntY msmbsfs - the
aa,rsa toliene Afs thoa h 20 -
lasi a. siously vspesea SAILS lias
afe classified as nsui9si
TIE aslliaIs - ,hs Amsftsn ssfa
inAl. oruanen ~ nostau tai
i'uuEasrtY ~ rhlladslphlA d "a.
Anoea ~ ihe Nsllssn heg lhe ora
lan "a sslfesssd that anlss. a sast
pgum*# la ls4sAaA nHssF has theta
htea such 40 opportunity fof . fers
su eaflinal 20 D. elected poo, fb4
majority aniofvd - ihe italian me0
hsfs Sc TIE Nasfsd COLLEGE u -
events divided thal vaileaa olfleial.
admit al ispsnta upun ths sttsi4
~ ghe tnfFlxn eafainals
fhe bpom fnf safdiaal Asffi sra
s.shop 81 riss. eho "a. msatpnsi -
iasorud ~ tie sogefam ~ alp,afs
20 81 na tAr desilne ehllv CaFdinaa
4assafrl And cardinal Afgnprirtt
Noftf asl Val. respectively leaaefa
u sh~ psass party sad sha lFrwua
rliabisa are aetncwirdHsf bv shsi-
supporters % have l'ttls shanes -
1ene siesfea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-01-27
YOUR INCOME TAX, HOW TO PAY 1T

Question j What j. The federal ia.
come tax
snAusr-lt j. 4 Tax imposed - the
United STATES government upon the
yearly earnings 81 individuals. eOrror
ation.. ete
q ? On what ! the tax hssed
s Upon the net taxable income.
q 3 What i meant by net taxable
incomes
\ Grvss Or total .neome from al
souree<- les allowable expenses and
desinefIons
Q. 4 What items should be- incsld-
I'd IN gross ineome'
s. All amounts received dpring the
year from salaries. wages. commits
sioBs. or from professions, vocafions,
trades. businesses. commerce. Or profits
from sales or dealings in properties OF
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- 0W or more n single ~ # married
au duet living siih husband or vile
~ Every individual having net
lueone for The taxable year ~ 5000
or more II married and iisine with
husband o. vie
f3 Every individual having i gross
income Tor the taxable year II 5000
or more. regardless. Of his net ineome
a. " husband and wife living TO-
ysiher have an Aggregate bet income
for the year II 5000 nr more. or 8n
Aggregate gross income II 5000 on
more each shall make separate ~
turn 81 the total ineone shall be- o.
cluded in = single Joint feinrn
fJ) AlI corporations must file a
return regardless Of the am0lni ~ net
income for the year.
(sl al partnerships must file a re-
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turn for Information purposes unly
The amount - the nsi profits ~ 3
partnership are rrinrnahle by the Ia.
ditiduai members - the firm and faA.
able "a them a. individuals. whether
Or not the profit, have been di,irlb
uftd
o. When j. . return not required
\ ~ " you. are single. or mar
fied and not living with husband or
wife. aud your net income for the
year Is less than ~ 00o
f2l If you are married and living
with husband or wife snd your net
income for the year is lrss than ~
600
q :. When should returns be filed
A. On or before March Is unless
you keep books on fiscal year basis
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With Own Body
As Shield, She
Defends Her Baby

Chicago Jan. 25--nrs. cer
,rsde Hand. q years Old. TODAY &.
N a critical eonclslon IN hospl,.
as result o. lnterposins her
BODY when her husband tired % kili
their y months old daughter.
Hand. estraneeo from hls wife. en-
tered the house yesterday ard ,se
Mrs Hard that y he could no,
have the child he would XIII u anG
himself A. ne aimed the pistol a.
the sleeping baby. Mrs Hand threw
herself across the ehid's body a.
received three bullets Hand then
killed himself.