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Evening journal., 1922-01-10
BY R. A. CONKEY.

Question 19-What amount OF
Liberty bonds can be held free from
sur-tax?
Answer G)-Five thousand dollars
OF principal Of bonds OF the second.
third and fourth Liberty loans and
all certificates OF Indebtedness and
war savings certificates.
(2)-Thirty thousand dollars OF
3h per cent. bonds converted at
time Of issue OF the fourth Liberty
loan.
(S)-One hundred and twenty-five
thousand dollars OF 4 per cent. and
AZ per cent. Liberty bonds.
The first 81 per cent. and Vic
tory 3% per cent. bonds are exempt
from all normal and sur-tax. There
is no exemption from sur-tax in case
OF the Victory AZ per cent. bonds.
Q. 20-Are dividends from do
nestle corporations subject 10 both
normal and sur-tax?
A.-No. they are only subject 20
sur-tax, as the corporation paying
the dividend pays a normal tax on
its earnings which are later dis
tributed as dividends.
@. 21-When can one claim ex-
empdon as head OF a family?
A.-If you actually support and
maintain in one household one or
more persons. who are closely con-
nected with you by blood relation,
marriage or adoption.
Q. 22-What date governs the per
sonai exemption?
A.-Your martial status on the last
day OF the year. or the taxable pc
riod. governs the exemption.
Q. 23-Are gains from gambling
taxable?
/ A.-Yes. all gambling gains and
Illegal profits made in violation OF
criminal law or public regulations
/ are taxable. Losses from such sources
are not allowed deductions.
Q. 24-Does a taxpayer have tC
report 10 the government amounts
OF income paid TO individuals?
A.-Yes. II you pay TO any persor
during the year salary. rent. inter
est. commission or other income
amounting TO $1,000 or more you are
required TO file a return Of informa
ton showing the amount and th'
name and address OF the person e
whom paid. Proper forms for thh
return can be secured from the col
lector for your district.
Q. 25-what rate OF depreciation
can be claimed on bundings7
A-The rate OF depreciation nov
generally recognized by the govern
ment is per cent. on brick build
ings and per cent. on frame build
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ings. This is an annual allowance
based on the cost OF the building
only.
This deduction can only be claim
ed on business or rented property
and Is not allowed on a residence in
which the taxpayer lives. II Is al
lowable. however, on a residence
which he rents TO another person.
Q. 26-John Smith conducts a
hardware store. on December 81,
1920. his inventory was $4,000. Dur
ing the year he purchased $4,000
worth Of goods and his sales for the
year we're $4,000. on December 81,
1921, his inventory was $4,000.
How do these items enter into
Smiths income tax return2
A-The inventory at the begin
ming OF the year. $4,000. is added to
the purchase. $35. 900. making $780,
900, from which the inventory at the
end OF the year, s17. 900. is deducted.
leaving sS3. 900, which represents the
"cost OF goods sold" This, deducted
from the sales. $4,000. leaves $42.-
600, which is the "gross profit from
the business. In addition he can de-
duct his general expenses. losses de-
probation. etc. 10 determine his net
income.
Q. 27-An individual owns an
apartment house and lives in one OF
the apartments with his family. The
entire building is heated by one
! furnace and owner furnishes heat.
light, water. and janitor for the
entire block. How should the apart
ment figure in the owners return?
! A-The owner must determine how
much Of the cost OF heating. light
/ ing. etc, is attributable to his own
apartment, and the balance Of such
costs may be deducted from gross
/ income as an expense. Depreciation
should be appropriated in the same
I manner. The rental value OF his own
apartment need not be included in
gross income but the entire amount
OF rent received from the other
apartments must be returned.
Q. 2S-An attorney supporting a
| family owns an automobile used
both for business and pleasure. lie
employs an assistant and a stenog-
rapher in his office. He pays club
dues. subscrlbes to legal publica.
tions and books and donates tS
charitable organizations How should
these items be treated in his re
turn?
A.-The part Of the automobil,
expense appropriated 20 the time q
is used for business Is an allowabl,
expense. The salaries Of the assis
tant and stenographer are a business
expense. Club dues are not allow
able deductions unless a strictl,
business club such as a Chamber o
Commerce.
Legal publication and business
books as well as donations are al
lowable deductions
(More specimen cases will be de
scribed in Conkey's fourth article II
- -ltomorrow's Evening Journal)
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
TALK NATIONS BUSINESS

Charles Warner. member OF the
Board OF Harbor Commissioners
and head OF the Charles Warner
Company. Is In Washington to par
ticipate today in the organization OF
the National Committee on Unem-
ployment. 70 which he has been ap-
pointed by Herbert Hoover. Secre-
tary OF the Department OF Com
merce.
Ernest Twigg. OF Philadelphia,
has been asked by Secretary Hoover
Co become chairman OF the COM
mittec.
Formation OF this committee Is
the result OF conferences recently
held in Washington. Methods OF Inn
proving business practice. readjust- b
ments, character OF the building in
dustry and other important meas
ures bearing on the commercial in
terests OF the country will be dis
cussed.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
CITRUK BOY NOW
HAS PNEUMONIA

Joseph. 15-months-old son Of Mr.
and Mrs Peter Citruk, HOS street.
was admitted to the Delaware Hos
pital yesterday suffering with pneu-
monia-
Citruk yesterday was sentenced
by Judge Hastings In City Court TO
be Imprisoned one year In the work
house for failure to support his wife
and children. IL will be recalled
that his older boy was discovered on
the verge OF starvation recently and
was taken TO Delaware Hospital,
where by careful feeding he was re-
stored to health. Now the other
child was stricken with pneumonia
as the father is committed to
prison where his earnings viii be
applied 10 the support OF his wife
and family.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
HOW TO DARKEN
GRAY HAIR
A Cincinnati Barber Tells How 10
Make n Remedy for Gray Hair.

A we'll known resident OF Gin
cinnati. Ohio. who has been a bar
Der for more than forty years, re
Gently made the following statement:
Anyone can prepare a simple mix
mre at home, at very little cost, that
will darken gray hair, and make IL
soft and glossy. To a half-pint Of
water add ounce bay rum, a small
box of Barbo Compound and u ounce
glycerine. These ingredients can be
bought at any drug store at very lit
tie cost Apply to the hair twice a
week until the desired shade is OBJ
tanned. This will make a gray-hair-
ed person look twenty years younger.
II Is easy to use, does not color the
most delicate scalp, is not sticky or
greasy and does not rub of"
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
WESTMINSTER MEN FnBCr

The Mems Club OF Westminster
Presbyterian Church last night
elected the following officers: Pres
ident. S. p. woodbridge; vice-presi-
dent. Frederick J.. Blatz; secretary,
II. W. Cornelius; treasurer, Leland
Lyon.
Executive Committee az Large,
william c. Corey. Laurence T. Bliss
and Joseph II. shaw.
Chairmen OF committees were ap-
pointed as follows; Church Service
Mr.. Blatz; Finance, Mr.. Lyon; Mem
bership and Invitation, Charles j.
Girvin; Athletics. George l. Cop
page. and Religious, Emil J. Rie-
derer.
Following the election. tie mem
bers adopted the new constitution
and bylaws.
The social hour was devoted TO
games in the recreation room
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
TO VISIT DETROIT.

A. ID. Warner. Jr.. president,
Walter Stewart Brown and Joseph
s. Hamilton will represent the
Chamber OF Commerce on the trip
to Detroit, which will be made by
members OF City Council. the City
Board OF Education and others in
terested In viewing the public
school system In that city.
This trip has been arranged by
Dr Joseph II. odell. president OF
the Delaware School Auxiliary As
soclation. Start will be made on
Monday. January %. and the party
will return to Wilmington on We'd
nesday evening, January 25.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
FIELD SECRETARY
WRIGHT GIVES TALK

Carroll NJ. Wright. OF Baltimore.
field secretary Of the Christian En-
deavor Society for Delaware and
Maryland paid his first visit to the
Delaware State Union at It's monthly
meeting In the Y. NJ. c. A. last
night. Mr.. Wright expressed his
views concerning Christian Endeav-
or work and outlined plans he has
made 20 advance the work In Della
ware. He explained that he will
make a tour OF the State in the IN
terest OF the Christian Endeavor In
the spring.
Chaplain Ramsden, Of Fort Du-
Pont. spiritual adviser OF the Union.
was also present and gave a few
words OF advice. An OF the officers
were present and routine business
occupied a large portion Of the meet
ing
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
COUNTY FINANCES.

w. S. Burris. county treasurer, re-
ported to the Levy Court today the
following county bank balances;
Credit OF New Castle county, $177,-
OB3.19: miscellaneous road account,
s4O72O; Chrisuana hundred. $1S,-
59O.77; Mil Creek. s4.972.7S; White
Clay Creek. S5,4S6.30; Pencader,
S2.345.92; New Castle, S5,3S5.50;
Red Lion, s1.577.96; St. Georges,
S9,756.6O: Appointments. $62.44;
Blackbird, s1,S71.23; Brandywine,
S1O,SS9.56.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
THIS MAY MEAN
LOWER PULLMAN RATE

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10 Omitted
Press) A big merger which may
eventually bring lower Pullman
rates was approved by the Inter
state Commerce Commission today.
It authorized the Pullman Conn
pany TO acquire control OF the Has
keu and Barker Manufacturing
plants. Michigan City, Ind, 80 that
Il could manufacture its own cars.
The merger will make possible
greater economies IN construction
costs for the Pullman Company.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
HERCULES CLUB MEETING

Joseph French Johnson, who has
been Dean Of the New York Uni
siiy. School OF Commerce, since
1903. and is also chairman OF the
Advisory Council Of the Alexander
Hamilton Institute. will address the
Hercules Club this evening in Trim
ity parish house at 8 p. NJ.
Dean Johnson has chosen as his
subject. American Business and
International Relationships" As a
result of his connection with educa-
tional institutions along commercial
lines. Dean Johnson is called "The
father OF commercial education" "
Tie has been a director OF the Mer-
chants Association OF New York
since 1908. and has served on
numerous commissions appointed by
state and municipal governments.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
WESTERN QUITS
MARRYING JOB
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monies. and tie only evidence OF
that would be the returned certif-
Gates. These certificates are now on
file in the clerks Office
Mr.. Western has never given up
his ministerial credentials notwith-
standing the action taken at the
trial in this city last fall under the
direction Of Dr. Robert Watt, dis
trict superintendent. 1t Is understood
that DIR. watt will make every effort
to compel the minister to give up his
credentials.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
KIDNAPPED when
BABY, RETURNS
MARRIED WOMAN
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Seventh street; Edward Hopkins OF
Philadelphia and Joseph Hopkins Of
g1S West Seventh street.
Mrs Smith said In her various
conversations that the only thing
she could remember about her fam
lly was that she had a sister by the
name OF Tessie. This no doubt was
Mrs. Theresa r. Kemski. who Is u
sster-in-law OF City Detective KEN
ski. Whether Mrs. Smith could
recall the name OF the woman re-
sponsible for her being separated
from her family. nor the motive for
the kidnapping was not disclosed.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
OKUMA NOW DEAD,
OFFICIAL REPORT

TOXIC, Jan. s.-(United Press)-
(Delayed)-Marquis Shigenobu Ollu-
ma, one OF the elder statesmen"
and former Premier died today, ac-
cording to official announcement.
The aged statesman had first been
announced dead on January sixth.
Later however, his physicians found
his pulse still beating. Since then
several times his heart apparently
stopped, but he would rally.
Posthumous decorations were con-
ferred by Prince Hirohito Friday.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
PIoNEERs CoNIE rHRouGH

Battling on almost even terms
throughout The forty minutes OF
fray, Parkside nosed out Brownson
in a City League game at the Kirk
wood Park gym last night. by. the
score OF 80 TO 20. Wahls. Of Park
side, and Bierman. OF Brownson.
split even the held-goal honors,
each caging five. Score:
PARKSIDE
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
ANOTHER BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION

Organization OF a second building
and loan association under auspices
OF the newly organized Building and
Loan Information Bureau. will be
considered at meeting OF men in
terested. to be held tomorrow night
In the rooms OF the Chamber OF
Commerce.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
Your Income Tax

Your income tax soon will be
due. Don't fret about tread
these articles by r. A. Conkey,
tax consultant for the Central
National Bank Savings and
Trust Company, Cleveland. They
tell you everything you want
TO know in language you can
understand. This is Conkey's
third article.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
NEW HIGHWAY OFFICER.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD, Jan. 1O.-Samuel C.
Powell. of Milford, recently APP
pointed special road police, took
charge OF the territory assigned to
him this week. His patrol extends
from Dover to selbyville and he has
supervision OF the cross roads as wei
as the State Highway and dupont
boulevard.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
DIR. HoIzMAN no SEE DINA

Dr. NJ. b. Hickman left yesterday
for ten weeks cruise TO Havana
and China. lie will also visit Seattle
and other points on the Pacific
coast. Doctor Holman, a member
OF Lu Lu Temple. Philadelphia Is
making the trip with a number Of
shriners Of that city,
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
BRowNsoN

In the City League game tonight,
TIE undefeated Mount Vernon five
will mix passess and tosses with the
Pioneers at the Brownson Hall. The
game will start at SIS o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
nARY,s RorTIE.

A piece OF string placed across
the top OF baby's bottle will keep
the nipple from collapsing. Wrap
ping the bottle in newspaper will
keep the contents warm a long
time.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10
A THOUGHT
FOR TODAY

And Jesus came into Gnlilce.
preaching the good news OF the
Kingdom of God, and saying,
The time Is fulfilled, and the
Kingdom of God is at hand;
repent ye. and believe the good
ncws.-Mark 4. IS, IL.
God give us menl A time Ike
this demands
Strong minds. great hei-rts. true
faith and ready hands;
Men whom the lust OF Office
cannot kill.
Men whom the love OF money
cannot buy,
Men who possess opinions
and a will,
Men who have honor and who
will not lie.
j. G. Holland.
Evening journal., 1922-01-10

(More specimen cases will be de-
scribed in Conkey's fourth article in
tomorrow's Evening Journal.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-09

balloons mti ui uRp,r ono va.
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and thr third a binr poodle yi.N
ON, punrI out v.ih lmportan,e. aud
snddicl aui brIdiod ana ready to
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paper elephant
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ere stronger than thry anlanar tu Doe
llh" o,rrythiuE else in falrglnnd
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Pntal Pink -EAe and Euwss Bu.
Bow viii take you un,-whnre YOU witch
90 go
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which bore hor plump weight alceill
and Nick settled himself Ca tho BLUE
noudlr
instantly thor ttrcls started down
th" foHd -oNrrtnp fis rrnuud af ~
wonderful gHii uiHe tumpst und
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rear
Wh where ere vo COINS caiirl
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Ito Che nursery ralied iart uuf
Aims about 81 milr ahraI a.
tlo left Iuti follow mt
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looked hHck once over d. shnuiie NJ
Go see what had become of The nttia
elevator n was nut.enfl walfine
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-09

The ivu balloons searched NIuri
aud Nick Tor rius or for ans sharp
thluc- that might huft fur people lu
their country uut ati ttcy found wa
Nick uttiH pen Knife WhIuU .h,g
said h" could keep ~ Do. would prom
lee not tu open H
tho uirN man Sow plyt-, luu and
get stecds Napcy % Nirt Hri
! have many place poo eu sud w
are iurt getting siurlrd con- wIfh
,uu Blue jumper aud l.vlig liuuu,.
600 tn my stables Iu thH town uf
Haliuuuat.ck Hud iuiug u- .rmr'h W
to ride upon
AWay bounced fhe .nt loiiy n" iuoH-
md boo IL second ur tvn tlty were
back With iirrt nrsc Forrfh of fuiy
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Smoking Room for
Women in New York
Amusement House

NEW YORK Jan An elaborated
uff,l smoking room eAcmavoIv tnI
wum'r will be- opened tonight ir tht
bloho thsIfer. uur 81 Broadway
host known fmuHs mont house.
The heuIDr must follow ihr tfDuI
uf she Times Tho management uu
rnuucn.
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WHAT COUNTRY rs THIS?

FILED in offrc Of state Corporation Com
mission Of New Mexico.
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SUDDEN SERVICE
NOTICES

tERTiFttATE KE-ENTENDING CHARTER
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
Ontts % Comptroller ui t4rrtney NashluH
ton. u. G.. december 10 1871.
whereas hy satisfactory evidence present
ed t1 thc undrrsignrd % has been made %
appear that The Pint Nattunal hank OF a
huauerque.' located .u tne citg OF Aihuquef
que 10 the county Of hUIualllo, ana state OF
Kos Mexico has complied Win oil Zoe pFe
Visions of the act ~ c1ugress 90 snabie
National Banking Associations 70 extend Their
corporate existence ana for other purposes
approved July a. l-1- a. amended by NE
Az approved April o. 1909
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that The First National sank OF Ahuguq
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the rlanty n BcfnaiIIo aud stats Of Afv
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the psrtod rptcitcI in rs amended grtrlrs VI
association nunriy. until close % business
on December 80 1871
In tr-timnuv Nhswuf witness wJ hand
snd seal 81 odico THE twenty thiri DAY OF
December. 1874. ..y,
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$500 Extension No. ls4u.
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