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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-08-18
"Know Detroit" Tour
Sponsored B y T h e
d eric otte Club

Last Wednesday. the ID. III. clul
OF Conant Gardens chartered a
forty passenger city bus and mad,
a successful educational tour t.
the Edison Institute Museum and
~illage. This tour was the first OF
series OF Know Detroit and
Michigan" tours being planned By
the alert and progressive presi-
dent. Mrs. A. Hafford.
Two hundred acres at Dearborn,
Michigan have been set aside for
an educational project which re-
fleets the ideas Of its founder, Mr.
Henry Ford. The village is named
in Honor OF Thomas Edison. MIR.
Ford's personal friend who has
been an inspiration to all in his
untiring efforts TO benefit man
kind.
AS we strolled through work.
shops. the historical village where
the handicraft arts of the past are
presented as they were practiced
originally. the classrooms. librar-
les. the Edison Institute Museum,
all replicas Of independence Hall.
Congress Hall and the old city
hall of Philadelphia. We realized
the stupcndous work involved in
an undertaking OF this kind AL
though the museum is not COM
pleted the exhibit Is being shown
10 visitors 10 give them preyicw
that Is fascinating. unique and ed-
ucaiional
Ia. Il.
selves Of The opportunity offered
The visitors. present were. Mes
DANES James Jennings. Thelma +
Snmlar 4 L. Coins. Viola Cook. /
Madge Rockhold Of Danville. H..
BESSIE Sims Zompty Jamie T..
Lake. Laura Logan Marie Rush
ing. Mary Brown. VI +. Grimes.
Jennie Stewart. Misses Thelma
Brown. Virginia Major Ora Logan.
Marilda Lee Of Terre Haufe Ind |
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NORTH END SOCIAL NEWS
by Mrs. VI. l.. GIN
1888 Goddard

The Congenial Art Club met
last Saturday night. with Mrs
Julia Jones' Riopelle street. A
party was held in connection with
the meeting
The Nordet Social Club, of
which J r. Blair is president, at
tended the party and helped make
he affair pleasant one.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wheary.
Mcsdames Lucille Jones. j. III.
Smith, Harriet Wright. and Bessie
Williams were among those pre-
sent. Mrs f. Grimes Is president
Of the club
Mrs Beatrice Griffin was visit
ng hostess 10 The Lydians' Asso-
iaiion last Wednesday at her
io, ciy home In Goddard. The
meeting Was largely attended. The
clul is doing fine work Mrs
Mamie Chisholm was accepted as
wnnbcr Thf meeting was fol-
luwri n a unique program, con
lfrod hy Mrs II Ilarhcrd and
iea urup Dr and Mrs w a
kNell of iomaY Temple a
y Cprch others present I'M.
riHdea Mesdamcs Beatrice Griffin
fi0las Ellen Dixon and VI. J..
eli Mrs Josephine Boyden %
Nont.
The friends and neighbors o
Johnnie johnson extend sympath,
ta hu IN his bereavement cause
lt fhn lose ~ hfc Vifo
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Stork Shower

iss Nellie B. Smith was hos
tess az 4 siork shower. in honor
~ Mrs Ella Calhoun. last week,
az The home OF Mrs Mildred Fos-
ten >f-3 Oakland avenue The
lisroree received many useful
gifts Refreshments were served.
The following ladies were pre-
'iIf
Mrs c Fulmod Mrs Jones.
Mrs A. Calhoun. Mrs. l.. y. Shell
ton. Mrs. ]. Mosley. Mrs 81 Hill.
Mrs. G Jackson. Mrs Hazel
Smith and Miss Annie johnson.
the latter being visitor from At
lanta. Georgia. and graduate OF
Clark University.
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Wooten Martin
Wedding Nuptials

Tuesday. August Z. Mrs. Hattie
Mortin and Charles Wooten. mem-
beers OF well-knOwn Detroit fami-
lies. we're married at 533 Benton
street. Rev G. w. Baber. pastor
of Ebenezer a. NJ. +. Church. Of
floating. Sevcnty-five guests were
present.
The bride wore black lace
gown and carried a bouquet of
roses Mrs. Young was the brides
attendant. Burrell Carter was best
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooten are spend
ing their honeymoon in New York
City. After returning 10 Detroit,
they will make their residence at
533 Benton street
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Housewives League
Holds Its Meeting

The Housewives League No.
met August q. at the home OF Mrs
A. c. TOodle. 10Ol Marston avenue
There were fifteen members pre-
sent. League No. 3 and Mr.. Del
sarle were guests. Mr.. Delsarte
gave timely talk which was en-
jeyed.
business was disposed OF in the
routine manner. and savory
i.itAu was served By The hostess.
The neAl meeting will be ON
August 20. AZ the home OF Mrs. U.
II. Reynolds. $500 +. Garfield, at
which line Mrs Esther Tate Holly
OF ALBANY Georgia VIII be spe-
cial guest
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PROGRESSIVE ASSIMILATION

On Friday, August 3, the Pro-
gressive Women's CIVIC Associa-
ton held their annual outing at
Belle Isle. The day was spent very
pleasantly and restfully and the
basket lunch spread under the
trees was thoroughly enjoyed by
all. The younger members of the
party participated in various games
which added to the enjoyment OF
the occasion. Misses Helen Turner
Mary Watkins, Margaret Shelby
and Jess Stewart were invited
guests.
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SkCRET TMEINE cLrR

Ihr Secret Twelve Club met
With Mrs Rosia Perlee. 1886
Chtne Special guests We're Mrs.
Aiiley Mrs Proih and Bob
RoNinson OF the Tribune-Indepen-
deuf
iftor The business session. a
iasiy luncheon was served by me
h1-f The members ana guests
payed whist and danced
party WAS planned for August
lN 556 =. Vernon Highway.
3t club went 0u record as en-
dor ng Or. a G T0odlc 100 per
tlH 1r state senator.
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TWENTIETH CENTURY CLUE

The Twentieth Century Club OF
Wayne County held a call meeting
August ,. at the home of Mrs.
Marie \. Strickland. 1871 Mitch
ell avenue.
Or. j. l.. Henderson was present
and spoke. He was endorsed by
the club for coroner OF Wayne
County.
Visitors present were Mrs. o.
Mckinney Higgins. of Chicago;
Mrs Nettie Middlebrooks Detroit,
and Mrs H. NJ Jackson, Ham
tramck
The club also met August 10, at
3 D. m. 30G2 Belmont avenue,
Mrs. Catherine Hin is president
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Clubs President
Given Luncheon

The West side Golden Key Club
gave surprise luncheon recently
in honor of their president Airs.
I.uui~c Moslcy. at her lovely home.
5157 Nincwood, prior 10 her de-
pariure on a vacation trip. II was
a very elaborate affair The menu
con s'el of he following. ardine.
br0iicd chicken. Ton salad,
curly celery sharppickles hot
rolls. and chocolate pie
Other guests pres in addi-
don 10 the hon sc, were Mrs
Joseph Miller. "a Vinewood, ant
Mrs. Willie Wright. 1926 Hartford
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Former Detroiters
Return On Visit

Marguerite KANE, formerly OF
Detroit. now a senior in nurse
training at the Fraternity Hospital,
Montgomery, Alabama. was re-
cent visitor in the city. as CUES OF
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. H. Phillips Of Conant Gardens.
Miss KANE was a resident of the
Motor City for a number OF years
land an employee at the J. l.. Hud-
son department store. While here,
she was entertained royalty by her
many friends.
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Our Phone Number IL
CLIFFORD 1921
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
WOM.AN'S PAGE S..
>OPHISTIC tTED LADIES CLCR

Inc cIHD heId rs wCckIy meet-
ing with Mrs. Williams, 1910 Lee
land street. Many were present
and the meeting was very enjoy
able
.Ai'cr me business session. the
hostess served dainty rcpast,
The next meeting will be with
Mrs Iumpkin. 625 Illinois avenue.
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RrSY BEE APT CIrR

The club met recently with Mrs
George ONeil. 2422 Jos. Campau.
After q brief business period. a
delicious mcnn was served.
The club will give an entertain
ment az the home of Mrs. O'Neil,
on JOS Campau. August Is.
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The jolly Jelly Jar

Have YOU made friends with your
Jelly lar Have Won used them adj
vantageously in all Of the many
ways that he may be used9 Or are
YOU one Of those persons who
thinks Of Jelly only IN the lieh' OF
bread n iellv'lf you are In the
latter class vow arc missing for
yourself and for your family many
delightful treat In the ordinary
run OF days meals.
Jelly can he used IN very many
ways. II can be nibbled between
meals as a spread for bit o
bread or toast--or II can make
your midnight crackers and milk
more tasty u can be- the dainty
touch on novel salad or n can
be The delicious f'aNoring 10 a
roast or plate of cold meat. n IS
q frosiiug for cakts bo'v for
puddiugs. or filling Tor fresh
pleasing isllN-roll Just rs YOU
please
Homemade ifllv somehow or
other nueaes De- spot with oyorv-
ore N4vhc has hcen long lime
ncf lan Aafe grprised YOUR
fang't with lv DER brought MP
from Vie darkness of Your pre-
serv closet This year since fruits
aud ngar are relatively cheap,
why don't son pnt up few
taic.as Of ihe various fruit iellles
thar are SO popular aud later on.
500 raE frV fle n4oF suggested
here or inycN iew oi your own.
Yen VIII find yow jelly dishes
much IN demand among rie mem
hors Of your family And while they
are rcl-hing these iastN dishes.
ilry Will be- ass.milalug the ideal
'qmrk-cncrgy wee foods neces-
sare 70 Withstand riihcr the Wilt
inc heat of sumHr pf hc rig0r-
Continued on Page
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The club held its weekly meet.
ing AT the home of James Adams.
40 +. Ferry. Following the bust
ness routine, during which plans
were made for big event in the
near future, the members enjoyed
several games Of cards.
The next meeting will be with
Horny T. Garner. i2l +. Palmer.
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cam or THANKS

Mrs Lucy ward Mrs y r Mar
I'm aud family wish to express
heartfelt gratitude 10 their many
friends 0 tho Wesislao and Quinn
Chapel and Norh Detroit for thfir
sympathy end courteous deeds
during Tie illness ard death OF
their father. John Ward.
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S0rARE DEAL CLVB

Mrs tffie Johnson, 1919 Da-
vision avenue. was hostess 10 the
club 80 lbs meeting August 3. Mrs.
Esther SIS Forest. East. was
guest After business. delccta-
bic rcpast was served
The next meeting will be with
Ms johnson as Y. Fnrest.
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THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Our Phone Number 10
CLIFFORD 1924

were married at the home of the
bride Monday evening. August 9th.
The couple left for week In Chi
cago. Both the bride and BRIDE
groom will enter Wayne Univer-
sity this fall. Both will take up
business courses.
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YOUTHFUL FIGURE

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with the use OF YU Kan. One can be
without taking thought OF every act.
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be happy 800 for 90 day Treatment.
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WIDOWS AND WIDOWERS'
CLUB

The club met Thursday night,
August l6. at 2a2 Palmer. Apt. s.
The meeting was well attended
fcy y BRYANT is president, Mrs
g. Montgomery. secroiary
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Mrs. u. A. Gray OF. 1ii0 Clinton
street is visiting with relatives
and friends az her former home.
Grecnville. Ga. She plans TO be
away six weeks.
Miss Eler Brown. Of 202O Sher-
man street IS spending two
months vacation with relatives
and frie"ie IN Morgan City. La, at
ia Second street
Mrs. Clara Johnson. OF 144S
Madison street. the wife OF Allen
Johnson. who has been III for
sometime Is recuperating In Fords
Hospital Her many friends are re-
duested 10 visit her.
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Or. S. G. II. owen. Miss Elnora
Shamwell. and Mrs. Ruby Trim
BILE Holder motored last Saturday
to Nashville, Tenn. TO attend the
annual session OF the National
Medical Association.
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Mrs. Clara Johnson wife Of AL
len Johnson, 134S Madison. is ilI
at Ford's Hospital. Visits from
friends would be appreciated.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. McClendon en-
tertained highly the Ladies Club Of
New Salem Baptist Church, at
their home. 2l70 Pierce street last
Wednesday.
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j u n i or ElkG irl s

The Junior Elk girls OF the EN-
ma V. Kelly Temple were organic
ed in club form Tuesday, July 81,
at the home OF Mrs. Hattie Santos.
433 r. Palmer.
The following girls were elected
Helen Bulware. president; Bar
bara Goode. secretary; Ella An
thony. treasurer and Theresa Con-
ley, reporter.
The club gave its first dance
Thursday August 16 at 2S5 Farms
| worth.
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the attractive. socially popular,
talented. and graceful daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter j. Norwood,
who is home from school visiting
her parents. proprietors OF the
Norwood Hotel.
Miss Norwood, an exceptionally
brilliant student. has already been
offered position on the faculty of
the school she has just finished, st.
Mary's in North Philadelphia. She
takes an active part in student ac-
tivities. and is held in high es-
TEEN by teachers and students
alike. for her unaffected and gra-
cious manner.
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Homer Kincaid and Miss Susie
Kincaid 1900 Quincy avenue, left
Saturday, August IL. for Cleveland
Ohio, whore they will spend two
weeks vacation with their bro
Tiers, Lewis. Carl and Paul Kim
caid.
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Miss Thelma Wingo, daughter OF
Mrs. Lille Wingi of 6750 Scotch
avenue and Luther w. Cornwell
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FRIFNpSmIP SOWAL CLIR

The club will meet with Mrs. G..
balenger 3C55 30ih street. Thurs
day. August %. All members are
requested TO be present and bring
lunch.
The outing Of the club VIII be
held Sunday AUGUST ~, at Palmer
Park
Mrs. Page is president. Mrs.
Bertha White. secretary.
WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY CLUB
The West Side Golden Key Club
held their regular meeting at the
home Of Mr. Ellen Hayes. $685.
2Sth street. The president gave a
fine talk. which was greatly en-
joyed by the members. The hos
tess served savory repast.
Mrs. Louise Mosley Is president.
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Get Into The M0vies--C0me To
The Free Riddles Movie Picnic
Sept. 3.
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Miss Susie Bersha. Gs2 Medbury
avenue. has gone to Birmingham.
Alabama. 20 visit her sisters and
UntS.
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officer and Mrs. Il. Thomas. 412
Illinois, gave a birthday party,
August 1. in honor OF Mrs. Laura
Rice, 1909 Nagel avenue. Mrs.
Rice received many lovely pres
ents. A five-course dinner was
served. The evening was spent at
dancing and bridge.
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Mrs. Grace Balenger and Mrs.
Bertha White made a visit to
Grand Rapids recently, as guests
Of relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Glenn. While there. they visited
sessions OF the grand chapter OF
Eastern Star, which were held
there.
William Franklin, OF Hamilton
Virginia, Is visiting his mother
in-law. Mrs. Mamie Dean. 1919
Frederick.
Mrs. Lee Anderson and Mrs
Walter Anderson are visiting Mrs
Frances Washington, 2627 ST. An
tome. They are from Montgomery
! Nlahama.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Tyler and
Mrs. John Mason. mother OF Mrs.
Tyler. have returned from weeks
visit in Chicago. Mrs. Tyler for
merly Miss Gladys Mason. is a
bride of three weeks and an en-
ployee of the Department Of Pub
lie Welfare
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Thomas,
390S Pennsylvania avenue, an
nounce the marriage OF their
niece. MargAret Elizabeth Foster
TO a. Hunter, Saturday, August Is.
Genevieve, the fourteen year old
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. y.
Chensue has just completed a sum-
mer course at the Central Y. w
G. A. and is now spending a few
weeks mt Camp Norcum
Genevieve Is a Northwestern
High School student. Mrs. Chensus
honored her seven year old niece
Verniece OF South Haven. Michigan
with picnic at Elizabeth Pari
The children spent a delightful
day.
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Mrs +. T.. Dezon of Firwood
Avtnue, proprietor OF the Seminole
Beauty Parlor on r. Vernon High
way, left last Saturday TO spend a
months vacation in the East with
relatives and friends. She was ac-
companicd by her little grand
daughter, Hazel Jane Dezon.
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Mrs. +. Jones. and daughter.
Mrs. Wallace Sims. of Chatta-
nooga. Tennessee, are charming
house guests of Mrs. Baker and
daughter. OF Charlevoix avenue
Last Friday night. a bridge party
was given in their honor by the
hostesses. II was a delightful af-
fair.
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Mrs. Nellie e. Williams, Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. is the delightful
house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell Williams. 20 Il. Ferry avenue.
She will remain in the city two
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard z. Finley,
of Dayton, Ohio. made brief visit
to Detroit last week. While here,
they we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Williams, 20 T. Ferry avenue.
Little Miss Emmit Frances
Sims, of Nashville, Tennessee, is
spending her summer vacation
with her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. b. Sims, of oath street.
Mrs. Margaret Howard, Mrs. X.
o. Herndon. both of Los Angeles,
are visitors in Detroit,
being guests of Mrs. Robert Hern-
don. 1856 Sherman street. They
we're visitors at the office OF the
Tribune-lndependent last Thurs
daV
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Social
Notes

l.. II. Boykin. of Joliet. Illinois,
was visitor In Detroit last week.
being the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
Guilford, III Medbury avenue.
While in the city. Mr.. Boykin paid
a visit TO the acknowledgement
plant. He Is a close friend of w.
ID. Mosley of Detroit. and past ex-
allied ruler of Erie Lodge No. 1877,
of Elks. of Joliet.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
c. j. LAW SCHOOL
HAS NEW AWARD
Francis E.. Lucey Medal
Founded by Unnamed
AIumnus of College.

An unnamed alunnnus Of George
town Law School, 1t was announced
yesterday, has founded the Francis
e. Lucey Gold Medal in honor Of the
regent Of the school, which will be
awarded for the first time this year
to the senior who has maintained the
highest general average for his entire
course.
The medal was established to per-
manently acknowledge the work Of
the regent, Rev. Francis e. Lucey,
81, under whose administration dur
ing the last three years the Law School
consistently has advanced its aca-
demic standards in both the under
graduate and graduate departments.
Father Lucey has revised the curricu-
lum, added new courses and several
new professors, among the outstand-
ing being DR.. James Brown Scott,
eminent international jurist. who has
become professor Of international law
and jurisprudence.
Another recent appointee was Prof.
John j. Mcdonald, who has taken
over the course in international pro-
cedure taught by Prof. Fred K. Mel
sen, formerly solicitor Of the State
Department. Prof. Nielsen Is on leave
in Constantinople, having been re-
Gently appointed to take charge Of
claims filed with the Turkish govern
ment by American citizens. Prof.
Mcdonald, who is teaching in his abb
Evening star., 1934-05-06
1,512 GET LICENSES
TO HANDLE DRINK
Since March ! Board Has
Granted 1,217 Retailers and
81 Wholesalers Permits.

A grand total of 1872 licenses has
been issued by the Alcoholic Bev.
erage Control Board since March /
according to a tabulation made yes
terday.
The majority have been issued tc
retailers, the number being 1,217
There are SO wholesale licenses, 23e
for solicitors and for manufacturers
OF the retail permits, 304 are fol
sale of bottled beverages of all classes
1896 for sale of bottled beer and light
wine, 1877 for sale of spirits at res
.turants, hotels and clubs, 285 for sale
of beer and light wine at eating places
sc for sale of bottled spirits by drug
gists, on prescription. and nine per-
mits were issued for serving of beer
or wine on special occasions.
The board yesterday issued is ad-
ditional retail licenses. They went to
the following: Park View Market
Lunch, 3507 Georgia avenue; John
Taylor, 642 Florida avenue; Samuel H
Landy, 1890 Georgia avenue; Daniel
P. Riordan, 1858 Four-and "A half
street; Celia Schweitz, 324 Four and
a-half street; Capitol Restaurant, 200
Four-and-a-half street.
Bertha Menger, 4519 Conduit road;
Liberty Restaurant, 1494 H street
northeast; Harry Louis Cooper, 2901
Georgia avenue; Aliens Cafeteria,
1916 Fourth street northeast; Roland
M. Marks, 1900 Twelfth street north
east; Robert Lee Foster and Arthur
Lloyd, 3l08 K street; Flossie May
1nman, 1870 Park road; Elmer Lee
Gusack, 70l Newton place and George
H. Amrein, 1109 Eleventh street.
Evening star., 1934-05-06
SUCCESS OF KANSAS FARMER
ODD TAX LIST DISCLOSURE
Income From Land Develops Modernised Estab.
lshment, Free of Debt, Self-Sustaining
and Continually Expanding.

for his cows and grows considerable
other feed.
His rent basis is interesting. On
grain he pays the usual one-third.
For pasture he is permitted one acre
OF grass to two acres in wheat, but If
the grass runs over that basis he pays
80 cents an acre for each additional
acre. On his feed land the rent Is
So an acre. Under his lease he also
pays one-third the fruit produced.
New State Tax Paid.
Mr.. Stutz paid q nominal income
tax under the new State law this year
on the basis of last years income be-
cause of q good-sized Government
check received last Fall for reducing
his wheat production and the fact
he held over a considerable quantity
OF 1882 wheat and hit the high mar
ket OF 81 cents a bushel last July with
1t. The wheat was held In a 5000
bushel granary.
Before he had to pay an income tax
this year. however, he was allowed
to deduct the usual exemptions for
six dependents in his family. Incl
dentally. he paid total Of $425 in all
taxes last year. Until two years ago
he paid Federal income taxes.
Mr.. Stutz said he had been able
to equip his farm in such efficient
fashion because he had several years
Of very good production and fair
prices, kept accurate records, did not
buy heavy equipment until he was
prepared to pay for 1t, and rather
would put his extra money into some-
thing about the farm than a new car
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