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testimony d
titude 3 -now]
' I. 1!. pa. U. 8. ,. ‘ the" er’a signature to be
In recognition» at the aerviee he quieter.
exalt-limos lavaw'aa paededh
of the C | Congress (0-301. the bill's provisions:
"Political parties must be reorgan-
.Aaadafloa alao‘m “02:31:35
“bill W branches not 5' _
m Wat '0'! honorary degrees by' not be delegates to my Mes
Ifie National U who have rendered presidential nominati malt dur-
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‘eaceptional service to this country or, mg the year in which W ":9 it):
to humanity." This action was taken‘ be held; counting of ballots mus be
.30 open the way for the beetowai or done publicly and must terminate '.
~1he degree of Doctor of Laws upon; fore midnight of election do) . elec -
leper-a! M6. who expects to re-‘OTS
Wm to the United States on August 9,‘ their right to vote and must apply for
”Wing a farewell visit to President WWrm: “ch m ‘3 ‘° be
' iven an identification card, which
m at a summer reeortnoar Garo, g _
- denas where the latter is spending a must I)? presented in 3,1331%, bang:
lshon’vacauan. 't-abnlators to be oonai e as pub
__..
ltanctionariee, and therefore may not
HAVANA m. Wednesday Aug. be pardoned if convicted of election
1—150 Sent. tonight passed with-'
frauds."
Most of us forcc our eyes beyond
their strength and this drain of
nervous energy is the cause of
many physical disorders,
The scientific examination of your
cww by a limited Specialist will
drtcrminc whether you have "cell
for glasses.
This organization-41 national in—
stitutirm devoted est-lusircly to
A
t
he ("'ll£t‘l'\'all('tll of tlic eyesight—-
ofi’crs sugwriur M‘I'Vlt't‘ at moderate
C‘H‘l.
110 Washington Street .
So. Nor walk, COnn.
-
h..—
CAPES" '
FOR WOMEN, KISSES AND CHILDREN
J
'9‘“""“
it
AT GREAT
REDUCTIONS
Just the thing for cool evenings on the porch, motoring or at
3. ' Will —
153 Wa'hinotnn St.
SLIP-0N SWEATERS
Special at
$1.50
L
E
ADE—MOVIES
- - By AARON KOHN
_ . -.-_-
'14.. NEED A 315'
SMKROLQ. To own A
CAR UNLESS vou oer
“memo
A bankroll retains its youthful rim and vigor after a
visit to this repairdrop; we don 't put much of a dent
in it.
nmncy’s worth. don-3t overlook us.
TIRES AT REDUCED PRICES.
4.3???08'5’4-89‘7’
ll'llllr;
Ill .
2-... 525%
:E.‘§3_:§ ’4
.». S 52%
'1
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lulu!
flare
1.- mine °Wl Wit and {he more import-fit ’
ized; employee of the M 9m
ment. provinces or mammal-lay
niversity upon illustrh: and party assemblieeJy not into
who fail to cast their ballot losef
If you are out for excellent service and your '3 .
l
I On account of the unusual exodus of
”illuminant theUniudStam.m‘ ..
in; the armistice agreement and the l
Treatyol Fence, {thee beau-om. .1" 3.
sary to outline mum
to the manner in thich the income
tax should he collected from aliens
: seeking passage abroad. For this ma~
lson. Collector of Internal_ Revenue.
EJames J. Walsh quotes the following:
sections of the revenue act of “18 re- 1
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g . «mt . 3.4 u
‘ , {a 1—}, n... f't'i‘th-I .
carding same:
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hi
“I! the cunt-lesion” finds that a SO 1 did. .34 WW “v!
taxpayer Reigns quickly to depart W ”lid fran :3 “I! “d I
from the United States, or to remove ”Dike! e "- CV ”Mg td”
'hismym.ortoconcealn _ dune ~.. :-
. himself and his property therein. or to pun-o. , ,, 5,:
ldo any other act tending to prejudice the health “ h“ t , " In“ 55““
for render meflectual proceedings to mu-M“°‘Pmn" 0'
‘colltct the tax for the taxable your PM "- MY“ nu extrace-
‘then last net. or the taxable year-18'“! fitment to say that this grist
meQr saved a life; hit women like
Mrs. flail, '
be‘trlth. appreciate the :9?”
so. oriag they m etsca too
h dash it! All who ”Ker should
try it. way risk life 831 health
(about?
for spec
”hen current, unless such proceedings
the brought» without delay. the corn
: mist-inner should declare the taxable
l period for such taxpayer,tcrminated at
line (-ml of tho calendar man: then
last past, and shall cause notice or!
such finding and declaration to be
given the taxpayer. together vim aj
demand for immediate payment or the ; M
. tax for the taxable period so declared
terminated and of the tax Ior the pre-
i ceding taxable year or so much of said
linx as is unpaid. whether or not the
. time otherwise allowed by law for
l filing return and paying the tax haa
-eXpirod; and such taxes shall there-
gupon become Immediately due and
. payable."
‘ In order that the provisions of the
,toregoing section may be strictly can .
' forced with the least possible triction'
'nml discomfort to persons who are rt»? ““8 in filth country. For a list of 3
. turning to their native land. the idler these emu?“ ”QAHW" 397' “'1‘“?
. lowinz: rules have been outlined: "ill be supplemented by a list of mid -
" or non- Lional mumries when the data is
in M‘ unit» Lydia E.
tut—.2 naicingt. Lynn. 3-25-
19,030 noun will fill you dta‘aothaqgl
kartheekioaoheefiatmas ;
Bosnian Powder 2
:5. Minty healing and soothing '
1" W. on & :ppziration. 1
23¢ at the Vino! and other drug riot-fiat
The (Jo-.350" Powder Cm. ITO'Ln. like
i
i
a
, Aliens, whether resident »
:renident as to the United States. who available. ;
‘de-sir'c- to depart tram this country. An American citizen applying lur a
:should appeu.be[ore the collector of‘ sailing permit should satiety the in:
internal revenue tor the district iniWenal, revenue agent In chars-3'
gwm'ch the individual last resided and ’ that!" has paid a! insnnmrms 8: in-i
' should satiety all income tax obliga- 5 come tax 4“? up '0 dllt’ of dewlllm.§
l lions with res-pect to income receivedi ”“5 h"; made arrangements {01' W}
5 up 'tu and including the precedlng l payment 0f future llwh'illmenls 89.150" '
smonth. ibecnme due. it will not be necvssary‘:
' in conlputlng the tax Habflfiy of g to chlare the taxable period of a citi- '
any person whose taxable period is . zen of the United States closed as pro-z
l terminated in accordance With Section: vided in Section 250 (g) of the reven-
;250 (g). the taxpayer is entitled to the} ‘10 1K“ 0' 191$. unless the aceutahns
lsame personal exemption mu Cft‘dll . reason to believe. that the departing
l [0,. 499.368,!“ as he would have been ' citizen intends eVsiun of his income
rntitled to had the return been made tax liability for 2319. The sailingjmr-
tor the full taxable year. (See Article mus ‘0“ be printed on special PM???
. 1011:, Regulations No. 45), so they may not ht easily duplicated
! If any income tax batsmen withheld and M" be read“? distinguished by
from wages or other income of a lien, 1 the rrx-euue agent at iht- port of dc-
lcredit IQerPfore shout] be given to ‘ DINUI‘Q- .
lthe taxpayer when computing the bal- ‘1. ac “ ’ up, 1.
lance of income tax due the United‘lfl'lti mm leam-
States (love-Men}. ton-lee. wfiioh‘ "climb;
An ilk-n who is n'rcsldcnt for in-
come tax purpoees during the year
i 1918, but decided in 1919 to Mara to
5123 native country. should be classi-
ified ,as a non-reoident alien for the
l ramble period or 1919. This is not to
be construed as depriving analien of
his status as a resident in caee his
absence abroad is only temporary. A
resident alien with children abroad
'5 not head of a family. A resident
alim with wife residing abroad is not
_-.‘ntilcd to joint exemption. A non~
reaident alien is entitled to personal
the United States ports. steamship om-
cials. will require” terms applying
for orersmmping of ticked: to pro-
duce awailing permit signed by the.
proper intern.” revenue olficcr.
ln bases where an alien lull tailed
to appear before lll" collector or in-
ternal revenue for his district. prior to
seeking passage to a foreign coumry.«
it will be necessary tor his to (appear
before the collector of internal rev-l
cone. for the district in which the port .
9t embmltation is located. in order to .
satisfy his income tax obligations.
only in case;he is subject ot‘a country
uhicli imposes no income tax. or in
imposing tax. allows similar credit to
citizens of the United States not we
m EAKlllQlIAliE
SINGAPORE. June 21. vla 1‘01;th
July '.' (t‘m'mspondcncc of The A550.
elated l’n-~.-).— The awful scenes.
which p.w.-:u'hd when the volcano ot~
Kalut. in Java. burst into eruption (m .
May 20, destroycd 26 \‘il'cacs and;
caused a loss of life estimated by;
some at 50.000, are vividly (loser-lbw:
by Miss: E. W. tk'ancn. who has airiv- 3
ed here from Sourabaya. I l
A ri\ er of boiling mud and lava.
which orrrwhelmc‘ the village oi Bil-
tar. when» Miss open was staying.
she says. was ten miles wide and :our
feet deep. ' .
The first symptoms of the coming
eruption, Miss (“H-anon sat-l. "Orr
sounds like thunder and vivid flashcs
in the sky. Enormous boulders were
flung from the “Leann into um um
lands around it for immense dietetic
es. There was pitchy darkness owing
to a rain of ashes.
Then came warning to the ocou~
Dante of ”in hotel at Bitter that the
i
inn. “W’o were almost beside our
selves as to what to do to avoid a hid-
eous end." she said. Twenty-four of
those staying at the hotel escaped
death in the boiling mud by neelng
_- aboard a motor car. driven by the wide
‘ of the Assistant Resident Commis-
sioner, -
according to mi; Cranen the river
otmd ran forum hours and
wrought feartuLdgnage to lite and
MIT): 11 caveat! the rain“? 8!:-
tion, buried the maladies and ears:
and destroyed virtually every house
,. 131nm. \. i=9 (u and biehlfilL '
A 312'. BmkhcntW-to reset: 4
. » - l «I m:- fir his. vhizdrcn. be
I‘Y'lnE to 'l-r- \plnnfiy («the and rfv”
was umbtc to save two so: his litt' ,_
2 95. who pacific; tilted!» 4:13 in}? 3-.
dew. Wdtkflbmmdcfidrm
baudahai-u-Itietoutottbehiood
am. . e. core mania.
stil or “:0!th under eye-
epochs. W when. nerv-
m amt-mam...”
a hsnae. arse created any and depor-f
ed ‘milea distant.
A
exemption and credit for dependents l
“film
river of lava and mud was approach. -
1 _
"one some“, while .ln {seal in h‘ - '
’ ”Vita-xr- nova- 7‘
Walfiwm\wg
I ”W” .-
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(”GUST 8, 191,7
TEU '7 ' i r
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7.3-”: 3. .3 "rw J
.343 p ) Wallflut-O ‘
3 . £ :1 a“. sun-in- » o P- u a. a... 3
' “F: 1 __ 5;.” {rah-docs a! 5:18 »~' t '
V lT‘he August Sale Continues) it"?
All Sections of the Store
The Sale of Furs is in active progress~
second flooruan important event
3 French 'Voile W austs
A special purchase arrived for the August Sale. It was at a
fortunate moment that these exquisite waists were secured. The
1 material is a fine quality of genuine French vmle, and there we
* five or more models. vValenciennes insertion and fine tucks make
the chief ornamentation and there are many original touches m
. collar and sleeves. . g;
l One very attractive style which the business woman will zap. ~‘
; prove has front of fine tucks and collar entirely of tucking: ‘
Other models have some lace insertion, lace bordered (-ulfms, .
and are particularly summery and attractive to wear now.
Regularly these waists would sell up to $9.50.
The group is offered at:
$4. 95-»
August Sale price.
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" n‘oitliér lmportant Feature
' 'ln Silver
‘ .W I J 5 21
of the August Sale “mfg .1.
AspecialofiefinginBlaekSilks a thread Slut H3: ,
price 57.
$4.73
Flu-I'd l‘l lt‘t‘.
Satins, Tafietns, Mennonites, Charmeuse
The Black Silk Dress, if made up smartly
; is most practical for summer. One wears it
1 without fear of soil. It does not muss or 10%
its freshness quickly. and is altogether a good
investment for the woman of moderate in-
come.
‘1 : It . 5
Printed Voules‘
. .......AL
A gm: 3} l.ill'\‘t’ wt 12:!—
l Theprioes here listed are special for the 1-32.. mun mm .W
; AugustSale. ' cur-3... "w . .ns.
: Satin. 35 inches wide, “'lcklc. l. ewe: ,3
a Regular 53.00 mm :25 C“-
; 33.75 Sabprioeflls 39 Cm
Tara. 35 inches wide, mo pm...
3 Regular $2.00 suepu‘ $1.55 . .
I 52.50 snap-ice $1.19 Zephyr Guru .ams
$100 5] ”#VSIZEE A good qu '
l $3.75 plaid Cnml‘inuaw '
3 M 353mb? wéde, . “Q inches wide.
cgu ar 2.00 5*” ‘ ~
l 52.50 Salepioe‘lfl! Regular 5) m- _,
. M 40 inches wide, for 5‘. m.
Regular figs) 55": ”a Regular 45 cts.
asioo Sibflicem r0. 3.; c...
‘ m floor. 5» . '.l
>Hammocks in the Sale
Cilaé W in khxlti t
1325: have rolled edge mattress.» 3
«ed with very fine quality duck. In»
.a'rc deep magazine pockets. mt... -
head test and windshield. ix
$14.75
price $18.90
7 ' Crud! {ha-nods. khaki
.50“ mattresses with duck cmw v
Table Linens
Lianne-k, goodwity‘ and
‘ fwcighhrsevcral attractive patterns at
seleptflos. '30inchcs wide. _
’ . _Regu|¢jr $3.50 for“
‘20 ~ f_'l.tynnyflqfi-sgaodqunity.’,
.3 ' ' $6217.50 “for“
3W mes-e93 ”4”“ . We pockets and adjustable ....t
““450! ,m‘ :51. Regular pficc $53.50
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