Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1922-10-03
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who was slain Wltit 49,
NJ New brunswick, N. j., recently was
exhumed last Friday for further post
examination. 1t was found as
had been Inofficially stated that at
least three bullets had 'peen hreo ln'o
the womans head and he throat hau
been out. The position OF one Oh the
bu,,ats was such as to make it clearly
impossible that it could have peen illeu
by the woman herself. 1t was oeei"eo
TO exhume the body of Mr.. HAN aiso'
It was known that Hall had a lew
wears ago received a legacy Of Sio'ooo
and among other theories in the case
was one that he and Mrs. Mills were
preparing to elope to Japan wlth' TINS
money Opening of Halls safe deposit
box, however, developed that the secu-
rites representing his legacy were IN
tact There was also a life insurance
policy for $1,000 and his will leaving
all of his estate to his widow.
Taxable income of corporations feh
off by $500, 100000 during 1920 ac-
cording to oicomplete internal revenue
statistics made public Sunday by COM.
missioner Blair A total net income OF
s7,sO2, 100000 was reported by ZV''7''
corporations, against which income
taxes of s6S7, 100000 and war pronts
anSssScsss profits taxes of $sSS'lVV'ooU
vers Ieyied as compared with a total
net income of s9,411, 100000 reported IN
1919 by S69,6s4 corporations, against
which a total tax of s2,175,OOO,OOo was
levied. There were returns by $50 cor
porations in 1920, which reported net
income of $5,00O,O00 and over; $50 re-
ported from s1,0O9,000 to $5.oOO,oOO ana
1,412 from s5OO,000 to $1,00O,OoO. Ihe
number of individuals who filed income
tax returns for the calendar year l92O
was 7,25s,944 with an aggregate not in
come Of s23,735, 100000 and total tax
of SLOTS, 100000 which, as compared
with 1919, showed a growth Of 1,927'OOo
in the number of returns filed and an
increase in the total net income report
ed Of s3,S76,0O0,0O0 but a decrease OF
s194,6 900 in the total tax.
Another great war-cloud hangs
over Europe, United States Senator
William E. Borah, of Idaho, declared
Saturday. in an address before the
Press club in Chicago. He declared
the situation was the result of imper-
ialistic policies and intrigue and said
he was in favor of telling England and
France that their policies were con-
demned by the conscience of the
Christian world and that you shall
find no sympathy or succor ip this
quarter Of the globe. We are now be-
ing deluged with statements by those
who would have us put our soldiers
behind the .imperialistic policies of Eu-
rope the senator said. Haven't we
coddled Europe long enough? Europe
needs to be told the facts, and that
she is the author of her own ruin. After
the World war; the senator charged
'the white race, the Christian race,
began to shoot down and kill and muir
der the people of Syria and Mesopo-
tamia and Egypt and India and make
re$aA "a, exploit their oil fields and
their natural wealth" He declared 1t
was story of "treachery nowhere sur
passed in the history Of wars" after
promises of liberty and independence.
The result, he said, was that all Islam
was aroused, of which he said, 1.-The
Lord alone can tell the consequences.
1 think something can be DONE" he
said. 2 81 think the Christian world can
raise its voice in behalf Of justice to
those people against whom we are now
asked to prepare for war"
Il am not, as you have seen, a
Robespierre, and l don't even want to
be- thought of as a military dictator,
said Colonel Gonatas, leader OF the
revolutionary movement Sunday in
discussing the Grecian revolt, which
probably will go down in history as
one of the most capably organized and
one ef Siss swiftest military upheavals
ever Affecting world nations, writes an
Athens correspondent of the Associated
Press. Colonel Gonatas mOdestly dis
claimed that his brain was the crea-
tive force and his the genius which
brought the movement to its amazingly
quick cbhclusion. 1T was the officers
about me-" he said, and they did me
theshonpr to make me their leader" a
handsome man Of about 45 years is
Colonel Gonatas. His black hair
brushed back crowns an intellectual
face which breaks into pleasant smile
as, in French, he talks of the revolu-
ton. 1--WE who made this revolution"
continued Colonel Gonatas earnestly
"hope the people of the United States
will understand why we made it and
that they will give their sympathy to
lis, and, generally speaking, cspousc
our cause. For this revolution had to
come, 1t was the logic of human
event We were misgovcrned at home,
and because of that we met military
disaster abroad. So we decided to
come home and remove both the king
and the covcrnment-to put our house
in order. We removed the king because