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Crew on America in Open.
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officers and nine members of the crew
of the United States Army transport!
America, charged with mutiny on the
thigh seas and other crimes, faced an -M08t 0f the
official investigation today on boardl
the ship at her pier at Hoboken. Sixl;
.Other members of the crew are report-
ed'to be in the transport's h0spital.i
suffering from gunshot wounds receiv-l
ped Aboard Ship
ed during the mutiny or in fights. L’n-
‘Official reports said the trouble was fo-
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mented by an I. W. W‘. agitator. tMEMBERS Fun”
“Then the America docked yester. “v ET WMUNE
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éday, after having landed the Unitedl
LStates peace delegates at Quarantine,2
*‘Berkman Is Chosen “Grand
Commissary”——Mlss Gold-
ESaturday night, the accused men were:
ltaken ashorevin irons and the story of:
o o’
man Makes Dire Predic-
tIon
‘ (fl . ..,. .-. 9:... - - y . - ; Rebellion During Trip to ’ ' .,
.3 - .A number .Of young ladies who _ L‘digi Appecella’s "place," at 10‘: Euro” and Bad‘ "
HE Iliomlsed their servxces to the Salva- ' ' - ‘ WVOOG Street familiar to residents 0“ I “ "
J . non Army. to assist Saturday in the - ’, ,Norwaik byne‘WSDaDfl' mention, if not' NEW YORK, Dec- 22'-TW° 91‘9“” .
‘ drive for funds. failed to keep their ‘ * K 4—— H ) r J,
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by persona visit. was the subject of1
:another complaint to police headquart-
:ers last night. Edward Crosley, 10
Raymond street. confided in Policeman
'Wallace Sammie that he lost $40, and
he was of the opinion that it was
taken from him in Appecella's saloon. .
National prohibition and decisions of,
the Supreme court of the United States
to the contrary, notwithstanding, Cros-
ley is said to have been drunk when
he filed his protest against being rob-i
pledges, and as a result the amount of
money collected wah far below
pcctatlons.
Altogether about $500 will he need-
ed to meet the demands made upon
the local corps by the 100 poor fami-
lies of Norwalk, who will be provid-
ed with eatables. and the children} 5
wit toys and a Chrisamas tree. But;
$23 of that amount was collected.
J it"xpccts the British
runzent‘s Proposals
. Accepted by Bulk of
r 1 Ah People
EIPEE uEEIcE
noun BY Milt
Eng Machines and
typing Plant of the
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Blaze Discovered at 4 :45 Sunday Morning Destroys the
. Dwelling—Fine Work of Firemen Saves Nearby
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Seemed Downcast and a
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Miss Bertha Olmstcad. who lives at (loomed. Tne 1118111158” 0f the uptown
Arch Street. was aroused shortly fire companies responded splendidly
aftgr' 3hst3ouo'tcloctl: Sunday morning by go the first call to duty and nothing
S , _ _ a rig _ g t s ining n her window ut praise is‘ elng heard regarding
ilfgfi‘rggg’wlifitfig $033596:g2?31,;h%.;§_land looking out saw'that the E. Hi, .their work today. They were badly
ne'sday. Anyone desiring to contrib- :Hotchkiss home at .No. 5, across the hampered by the fury of the fire, the
like can drop their contributions in the .street was ablaze and_ promptly iproximity of other buildings and by
“kettles" on the street or send them aroused the rest of the family. James ‘the severe cold which trout!” water
direct to Captain Charles W. Philliszb' Ella, her brotherlnlaw. Is a mem- from the hose on ladders and roots.
commanding/officer of the Salvation be" 9“ ”“3 . “plow“ m" depar‘mem' and made the” [m we“ 9“” ”9’“-
Army inthis city and immediately asked thotelepnone At 7:30 a ueclnd alarm*was pulled
. ' joperalor to send the alarm to all the from the master both. 32. asking
iuptovrn tin. stations. Eddie Cooke. for relief after fobr'hou's of expos-
.dri\-er of the ”Opp Hose truck. was the urc and hard work arid many of their
'Ifirst one to gel the call and promptly fellow members responded and kept
_plllled the general alarm. from No. 32. up the good work of protecting the
.The response was a prompt 'one, and surrounding property 'and confining
{the firemen found that theythad pied the blaze to the l-Iotchkiss house.
ity of work ahead of them. Flames which was now a total wreck, the
twere, running up the northwest corner greater part of the roof falling in
,0: the house and despite the fact that about six o‘clobk. The recall was
four streams: of water were soon play- sounded at. 9:01 a. m., but stream-s
Minimums
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NEW YORK, Dec. 22.—Lieutcnant
Belvin VV.‘_Maynard, "The Flying Par-
son." the recent army
ithe mutiny, reading some like those of
lthc old days when pirates sailed the
zmain, was revealed, in part. it is
charged that the men attempted to't
‘leave the ship without permission, Ieti
the fires die out. imperilled here safe- «'
ty by cutting Off the electric lights.-
‘committed petty robberies, frightened:
-women passengers and gambled in de‘ "
fiance of the officers.
One of the ringleaders is said to be
“7illiam Calkins, an ordinary seaman.
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NEW "ORK. liec. 21—le "Soviet
Ark," which sailed for an unnamed
Russian port yestI-Iday with 249 radi-
cal deportees on board, will be follow-
ed before she has an opportunity to
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ready at the opening of °
today to announce the de‘
- Government‘s Irish Home
. . ' winner of
Tns measure, which will, it
. . . , - . . char ed with bein a member of the
, ...3 ”HP .1 lar e a oun Of .m_! 1115 on the building the fire spread were still playing upon the ruins. lIanscontinLnial an 1399' Iannounu-d I W5; “7 He ”3:," been arreSted at land by :I second “ark" load of “Reds,"
’. ' 7 ' ‘ .g En | . 7 rapidly and was soon burstingthrouglv Cause of Fire Unknown Strange yesterday ”‘3‘ 1‘0 had mflgm‘d from c' . t. t g... d ' ». . d ‘. .' according to the best information oh- I"
.. w; lie-land. has both. accoxdin: ' . the armv air Service and will resume .93. .u umpe tm aimc guard un- , .\ ’
In Statements. modeled after the rooi. l Man Seen. - tamablc today.
til the transport was_ researched be»
'his work as a clergyman. Iic said he ,
fore docking.
expected to be out. of. the service by,
Januaryl. ‘
"I am going to take the advice I
Titre.» new Haven young men’ were, The neighboring houses of Fred as The, origin of the tire is a mystery.
arrested on the 10:07 o’clock train at :VVilcox at No.2, and Arthur 0' Wheel" Mrs. Julia Ilotchklss, who owned the
the South Norwalk railroad station fer at No. 5 on the same side of Arch 'property. and her daughter. Mrs. 3R0.
iilfil night i)y\POiiCenla Lockwood and istreet are each eXactly fourteen feet “1811 E. Hayn had 1“th thfi house on
It was stated that a second batch o!
fdepcrtces probably would be embark-
,ed some time this week as the Govern-
ment's second drastic step against al-
- governmental system of the
2 States.
. ll-gislatures. one for Ulster and
wr Southern Ireland" would be
lRYlNli T0 AlillEE
, tied and the Way is left open for Gainir. They wore Albert Scherbank. ldistant. so that every effort was nec- Saturday afternoon completing am ”3‘9““? in ‘3‘ angnzgzgslgeuegggf iens who have sought to bring about
_ dog of the two ’secmms. Show” Mirhaclullcad and David Gowglns. In iessary to save them. when it was? Co tin ed . s" m P .fnge’r Lay anmgonagi said. Full: sula’ the overthrow ofconbtitutiojial govern-
v decide to take this step. rune-ac?“ ‘mmmmm Coaggggg-dthey are al' found that the Hotchklss home was, t n 'u on “3:, use) swimmer“. Mt“ “m; a, nun“ an ment. The Department of usuce has
lbged
to have. a, riotlouu snooty mdkm‘mlfledn*flnw “many...
.9th freedom would be accorded
J: legislatures in administering
old‘man of over 89, but when l was a .
man. an old man told me not =
”rough-1101139" in the smoking 'car on
the train. smashing windows, using
WIT“ fiERMANYOf these Will follow their ”Red" lead-
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k21%;“;lllglazgl'pxguo 1111151311 objectionable language and staging ISCHBMRS SELL PHI‘IBE SELECT "i? b;0§nizooz=lo It‘sg‘éftfifid‘ 33103;: lands has not been made known.
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‘ a “0‘“ i“- th” Imperial fiSt lights. The.) new. arested upon 1 ‘ 1‘advice. Don't be a fool. Go back in sapreme COHHCII Hopes t0
complaint of Riillroad Conductor ‘V.
F. chit-lt. fl '
Scherhack who was. charged with
, . destroyingr railroad property. was
regaidmg fined $5 for shattering a window. 87
lfor drunkenness and $10 for breach of
the peace, and costs. Mead and Gow-
fo gins were each fined $7 for drunken-
- ‘g . j [EBERATDRS - ness and $10 for breach of the peace.
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on
_ "HINTARD AVE. _ éand newsxiaperfaluc.
EMASTINEF"
Because of the absence or traffic.
the police department has designated
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Settle Scapa Flow Ques-,
tion Bef‘re Christmas
in this morning's nmvs-
Hm Premier's statement rc-
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mutant SEALS
Through/he splendid support of the
ischolars Of the public so
, i‘z‘RlS, Dec. 22‘«Tht* Supreme
. intm‘l 011 Sixth Page).
(‘nunciL it became known today, is
xiv-king every effort to reach an agree-g
.. ..! with Germany on the question of
Iw:g:nra‘~i0n for the sinking of the Ger-I
Lian flret at Scapa Flow, so that thc‘
protocol may be signed and ratified.
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They were not represented by counsel
in court this morning. and Cowgms
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. - . his to accept the Gov-
seftlé-ment terms, it.
out. mizht embarrass the
« onimission appointed ;
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hools of Nor»,
walk the local sale of Christmas seals
for the benefit of the Norwalk Dispen-i
sary has been increased by over $700.
Practically every scholar in every
school gave his or her best efforts to
selling seals among their friendhytbet
total amount turned in by each school
being as follows: '
place for children in the second dis-
trict. Complaints have been made by
residents on the various skills in the
city
risks of collisi
Michael Tenyi, Ely avenue, was torc-
ed to drive his automobile up on the
sidewalk at Ely avenue land Mechanic
srteet yesterday to avoid 3 running
Quintard avenue as a safe coastlng‘
about coasters taking dangerousé
ons with automobiles. lsistant cashier of The
ticns of the treaty of Versailles
charged before Christmas. -
The question was up durinx: a long
and busy session of the Council this
morning, iwhen the terms of the note?
replying to the last communication of’
the German replesentatives were con:
ors of the City National Bank to suc— sidered. NO decision being reached,"
ceed W’ilfred Bodwell as cashier. another session will be held at 7‘.
Pending the election of a permanent!
.ex‘ .
usEEEmnwEEE
It is reported that C. Otis Fitch. as-
National Bank
‘of Norwalk is the choice of the direct-
.Emm Truman . j
Swindle Stibccssgilly' Work-
ed by Convict Clerks and
SING sum. N. v. Dec. 22.--Sing
ESing prison. {ll"('('\l\‘d»ill';' to reliable re-
i‘,’« ridr'm Wilson and au-
" Jutigatc Inincrs‘ wages
mnliilions. and increase
'( .Assary.
rabbi-.bly will be
.ndsm- the opexators to
I‘.m;-.-rnment‘s $I‘oposal,
"RAVE-d insistence of the
“re committee that
accepted nor indicated
_ 7.. the terms. The up-
' ml the proposal they had
a tin one advanced by
\u’uiZnirfl'atm‘ Garfield.
Recruiting bureau issues the follow:
In t ' ‘_ !
gl‘he Secretary of the Navy has com.
mended Vincent Henry Sweney, No.
2135957, Apprentice Seaman, U}. .St
Navy, a. member of the crew of the
i'. S. S. Stringham, for his prompt
and gallant action on the afternoon
Of September 25, 1919,
overboard to the rescue of a ship-
mate. “\ '
, it appca
as sentry at the gangway
'otlier bluejacket- who was unable
'swin fell overboard with a small chi d
tin his arms whom he was carrying
over the gangway. Without the
slightest hesitation and thoughburd-
ened with a heavy service revolver
and ammunition Sweeney jumped
about fifteen feet through the air into
the water, upheld both drowning per-
sons in the not inconsiderable current,
and helped pass a line around them by
which they were hauled" aboard ship.
Sweeney enlisted July 14, 1919; next
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EAL-ElTLv—‘RMTDl-SIN DIES
-l the AUTO CRASH
2‘3 ——J:lmes P. TO'
.. (4 public accounts.
hospital. late yes-
:2 fractured Skull
-. ill.- accident last
Tobin was riding
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The Stamford office of the NavY‘gCemer School .Grades ..
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in jumping
rs that Sweeney was acting .
when an- ,
n by Charles \V.
. and. afuer cross-
;itswr bridge. the
‘ strurk a car
(it‘Oéf‘il. which had
numm‘mvl «and of
" ' < in the hos-
of kin. Father Richard William SM;
ney, 2 Indiana Place, South Nomadic;
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700 SOLDIERS FROZEN .
VTO‘DEATH—IN HOSPITAL
it“ bnzn in ”East Hart .
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I... . LONDON, .Dec. 22T———Seven hundred
" 7‘5“ ”17‘ Demo‘ soldiers of the agmy commanded by,
“"“*““-‘ and Ad'rhiral Konchak, head of the All Rue;
. sian Government in Siberia have been!
found frozen to death ii; a hospital;
‘- near sk, according to a wireless
dispatch receivedrhere from Moscow. .
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‘ Automobiles Kill 14311.1 \
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[HF Minivui
CU. of [3
.058”: Soldiers and
4‘" €33 1:)r.{x“~ -"‘ . -, ‘ .
. i . , "W l apturi‘d Rhode Island m We Years
- “700‘; I. . '
« . 4'3 ' H- —- fur.
,., .1.” me'nwnnd PROVIDENCE. R. L. Dec. 2_ —Qne
. (PB; ,"f‘fi" {11‘s f9“ hundred and forty-three persons have
in rJ’I’j ffi'Wkl'whenmeenhmed by automobiles in Rhode
,r*),—.,_:,;;‘;)‘“"‘nn Siberia; Islandsince jJanuary 1, 1918. whife
55;] or 13:. 21000er within the; same period only live drigw
l men: Issued by ers have been indicted for manslaught-
(‘.r.v-.~ . .
.nnn.ent a. Moscow. ervand Ionlyone of rthese ,‘has been
:-‘l by
the Reds comprised a
American Red Cross
2.1 h- ,.
t Deposits of 33,000 were
Senior High School .. ........ 3 81.80
Franklin Junior High ....... . 95.00
Center Junior High ..... . . . . 100.48
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Louis Resenfield, New Haven, found
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of $1,800, and, ac—
;ports. has bum robbed.
been cheated out
down children sliding down Ely ave— cashier, Frederick H. Rowan is aminszj
nue. ' ' cashier of the bank.
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[V T ' , I 31?? ATYANBRAILBILLJMH it: (ill "insidi- job. '
E ‘ ~ a . é g hgfilrid : Tlin trick was turned by crooks 3.
~ ‘ ..- - .few cars bt-i‘m‘e \i'arden Daniel J.
Grant. took office and by just. come to
light. Vi'ardcn Grant was upstate on
prison business yestérday and in his
"“wn'v no om at the prison would
discus< the report of the swindlc. “'ar-
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.~The Su- INDIANAPOLIS. gDec. 22.—Declar-
preme Court today recessed until Jan. 'nt: that n flc’lons of the federal
5, withouphanding down an ‘Opinion court’s injunction under the Lever Act
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guilty of giving a false name and ad-
‘dress to Policeman. Thomas Barney,
tookan appeal in bonds of $100.
on the constitutionality of sections of against furthering the coal strike in.
lthe Volstead Prohibition Enforcement ‘ hansas must stop.
olic content of l have to be put in jail and kept there.
W'ASHINGTON, l). (1., Dec. 2-;—
if persons guilty gctiations toward a compromise eye
German peace meaty and contort. ces
Ne-
PIENEERSNMUSI
Howat, president of the Kansas dis-
'he Government to show cause oi Jan. \ l’ew membcrs of Congress remaining
, : - . - _.act, affecting the alcoh , . . , l ‘
:Wél‘é‘iodfwigg 3:: a‘étgffigi: X2? ‘3; l‘beer. _ 7 {United States District Judge A. B. on railro reorganization legislation, I“. ’
‘gv Jude: GgofgeyH Vosburzh He The Supreme Court today ordered Anderson today permittedAlexandex‘ promise to be the only aOliViiit’S 0T “191 KEEP LHEEK “N All
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i Rosenfleld in alleged to have given
‘a. fictious name when stopped by the
policeman. and he was‘gharged, as
well. ‘with refusing to divulge the
identity or the owner of'the car he
was driving. He was fined on the
;former count_ only. ""
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SHED Eat $2.500
attached in
a 1m! bank thism , in a suit to
recover on $2.6m! not brought against
Luigi Appecellaa Wood street saloon
dealer, by Herman Quittner. Attach-
ment was made .by Deputy Sheriff
Edward-Erboulens. , The plaintiff is
represented f’by Attorney, Joseph R.
Taylor. ~- -
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_ JURKEY, DINNER
t Simona Mtg. (30., which
joined the constantly in—
Norwaikindn'atrica by
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The as...
hearecently
tofr
locatingéon theeecnnd'tleoi’
brought to trial; before; a jury.
- Provld has . , new
, _ lties'tro, '
In Siberian.» bank-“me J
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of the State Bank with
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15d . es of other stores it.
{mini-9 fig - -
7 ”rd? K‘ shtmg is goingum
’ 29V and
"(“ue?§_d9c-l maxim
we
Roodner buildms 9;:me
. l proceeding should not
1be instituted by the states of Rhode
'lsland and New Jersey retail liquor
dealers to have detennined tho/cox»
itrict 0f the United MK VVorkers' here during the two weeks' holiday re~
Union until next Monday to prepare cess, which began shortly before last,
:his defense of charges of contempt of midnight. :AMUSEMENT TlCKETs
'court. ‘ . By the time Congress reconveneSu ».
stitutionallty of the..national pmhibi-l Henry Warrum, 6111617 09‘111881 for lJanuai'y 5, it is hoped. to have a com-i -
tion constitutional amendment. «the international organization of the promise arrangement oothe treaty pre. M
~Applicaflons for permission to con-immers, and Howat were given until pared for presentation soon afterward
validity and 2 o’clock this afternoon to present ”ii“ the Senate. Disposal of the rail-
' 5, why origlna
Printers in Norwalk and other cit.-
' ies of the state have recelved formal
Heat... the amendment’s
seek injunction against its enforce-
ment in those states were p ted
last week. In both instances 'the
amendment ' was alleged to conflict
the federal constitution.
Imordering the government to show
cause the court, according to gov-
ernment attorneys, followed an unus-
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Train Strikes Automobile;
5 Persons
JAC NVILLE, Fin; Dec. 21—18::
route to a wood to gather Christmas
evergreens and holly, {our pertains
were killed instantly and twojnjurod.
one tannin yesterday when“ their lu—
tomobfle was struck by an- Atlantic
[Coast Line nonsense“ train near Jack-
sonville. ‘ . . -/
Those killed math fl! were Mrs. W.
B; Talley. mile or an architect: 01M-
sonville Homr
driver? at
with the state police partners and with"
vacuum
the court some evidence that viola-:road legislation, however, is not ex‘
{ions of the injunction charged against E pected until late next month.
the miners’, district official will not} Senate and House managers on the
the continued during interim from 3 railroad measures will hold a formal
now until the 119331118 be forced to ‘ meeting Tuesday to outline work on
send Howat to jail. ‘ iadjustment, between the Cummins and
lE-zch bills. of which parallel prints are
ibeing made. Adjournment of the con-
teo ‘ 'n Air
Me r EXP 10d” I - l. ference Tuesday until the followtng
‘: Monday is planned and the managers
In Southwest Missour
'then expect to hold daily sittings prob-
JOPIJN, 310., Dec. 22.-Mnch excitG-. ably lasting for “reeks.
ment was W in this vicinity by.“ A few House committees plan to
the bursting 0f 3 meteor in the 311' work during the holiday recess pre-
w Carthage, Mo. 9”" yesterday paring bills for presentation when Con-
mornmg. The meteor. according to grass convenes.
witnesses, plunged to within one bun-I
and yards of the earth and mleiTROLLE-Y KILLS TWO
mahlimlingfluh. BufldlngsinCar- .'
chase. Webb City. Cartemflle and Jon- THROWN FROM AUTO
MANCHESTER. Dec. 22.——Two men
tin were shaken by the concussion.
were killed here. Saturday night, when
they were throwinfrom c skidding au-
tomobile directly indie path of a mov-
tum w,vmeh run over them
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notices from the Internal Revenue De-
partment instructing them to keep
check on all theatrical and other
amusement tickets printed, advising
the department of the number fur-
nished and providing sample copies.
"Our inspectom in making tho
rounds of the state have found some
‘thea‘trical mm who. in companywiul
men in other lines of humming. are not
‘makinz accurate tax reports," Collect M "
'tor of internal Revenue James J.
evening. "Prlnhfi
are required to make returns “on
‘tickets printed in order to give no 3'
method of double checking the ts:
returns. 0n the whole the theatres
lhave played fair. However, it is both
:ter not to take chances. Printers am *
lnow also required to print on thentrh
cal tickets the, price of seats, plus war
4 tax."
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LIITED IN peasant;
. 0mmhzgtc carafe Doni’l- _
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