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endedthebaeahaneeaaonneohead
neck in the perconugotableand
thence basketball season endedin
Imus
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been obliged to ehare thorn. The
trouble ia that the ties have been
reached. by m that have not had
the name quality or competition.

It. is pointed out. for instance
that Michigan had a line lead in
baseball. until Ohio played two
cameo with the weaken teen: in the
Clo-sermon. Chicago. winning both.
while Michigan did not plus the

‘Maponaatan. _
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baaketballracatbeteatolthaxnn-
iahed ahead ofthe‘lmneandlsluc

' played two m each with North-

western while lacing-n did not
have even one chance to income

A: to football only in 1910 end
1931 did the teams that finished
are: and aacond meet the come
number of Conference opponents

What into be done about it?

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of tho Univoridty of whole can
hie university deco not regard the
Conference al a plain: league
which oblige: ita member- to meet
one another. It to merely he holds
an organic-non which makes the
mica under «which they shall play
when they do chem to meet.

The Conference. be case. to not
ormteed to cattle championehipl-
Championships. an a tact may not
be settled since title holder! could
be decided only when each team
played the nine othere. The 81‘
Ten rules porn-lit only eitht cameo
and this in only one at point: that
would prevent the inatallation at
such a plan.

“Illinois."
university to be compelled to PM
her and Illinois her-ell doee not

want to be compelled to play anrJ

university."

The Illinoie tootball uhedule tor
1925 given practical point to whet
Mr. Butt ease-

There are .11: tact. univerlltiea in
the lccuitercnce~ lea moo: in foot.
ball than their cistern who do not
desire to play heavier achodulea. Il-
llnoie woe herself dropped by three
of those

Perhaps the whole Ina’tter will be
aettled when the Conference author-
ities begin to consider Just what in
the significance c! championship-
anyway-wuteide c! brie: new-paper
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Juw 80 was the hottest day of the
year. with a temperature of 94 do.
green.

The total precipitation tor the
year was 38.17 inchea. which la a.“
inche- beiow normal.

The cream amount in 24 hours
was 2.69Vlnchel. on April 8-7.

The ground. number of conaecn-
tive day- in which precipitation oc-
curred was 8. which occurred 9
timea throughout theryaar. “

The greatest number at consecu-
tive dove on which no precipitation
occurred. was 84. October 9 to No-
vember 11.

"The nnrnber or am on which
.01 of'nn inch 01 more of precipita-
tion fall was 109.

The number of doye on which
anew tell who 18.

The drat snow was on November
3. the loot on April 8.

Wind.

The highest wind occurred March
13 when the maximum velocity for
five minutee woe 58 miles an hour.
The outdone velocity for one mile
was reported on January 1; at 60
milea.

registered

Munch 11.
We.

The laet killing frost of the spring

season occurred April 9 and the first
killinc :roat oi the autumn on Octo-

in one day was 762 on

 

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range was 81'

her 21.

Sunshine.
Mean annual utnehine was 6: per
cent at the you. The number of

temperature was above 90 demon day: with

waa reported January 11. at 60 miles

The greatest number 0! mile!

100 per cent of sunshine

was 91. The number of days with

no sunshine. .
Weather Barren Report.

The annncl meteorological outn-
Inary {or this district in complied
under the direction 0! Leonard M.
Torr ot the Weather bureau cmoe to
New Haven and leaned by the U. 8.
Department of Agriculture (Weath-
er Bureau). Charles F Mervin. chied.

 

Proposes Million for
”State s “Back Roads”

HARTFORD. Jan. 32.—mpendi~
Cure of 81.000.000 to start a pro-
gram which has for its object making
possible all the you use of the
"back" road: of the state in propoaed
in a. bill which will be introduced
in_ the'GencI‘ol Assembly by Dr.
William L. Higgins or Coventry.
house chairman of the committee on
public health and safety and dean
of the 192 5 session by virtue of six
previous terme-

Ex-Yale Grid Star
To Wed Movie Queen

HOLLYWOOD. Calif" Jan. 22.—
Maurice "hefty" man former Yale
football star and now a motion pic.
turc actor. will marry Mine Grace
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2. R MID-WINTER SALE

aprons SAVINGS or room
0 Per Cent. to 33% Per Cent.

FPRICES that are ALREADY LOW "
worm durinsthissale.
on. Morenlesandsales,
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Income ' Tax Department

Conducted By ‘
M. L. SEIDM‘AN, C. P. A.

 

 

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m tint will app!” regularly:
in thou columns. Mr. Guido-an is;
gmentally or physically incapable of

WottheOonmtteeot'rox
Gin-mama «1.thon of

tlon. )Ir. Edam will answer all
queatiofi on the subject dim-ind to

hurt: our readers Such questions.

ahauld he nddrceud to this publica-
tlmatxmtion of the Tax Editor. To
receive attention. an'comnoicao
tinn- ahould be signed by the int-
er. Mr. mum’s am. however.
when published will not term! the
identity of the W

 

Up to now there has been ex-
plained who to subject to the tax
low and who must die a return. in
this article. the subject 0! exemp-
tione will be discuceed.

Every single person is allowed an?

exemption of $1 000. That in why a
pereon havlpg a net income c! $1 -
000 or over must file a return.

A married individual L allowed an
exemption of 82. 500 and that

file a return if their net income to in
exceea of 82.500. Under the old
low a. married individunl m n Sin
500 exemption it hie net income was
below 35.000. 1! above that amount
the exemption m 82.000.

The same exemption is allowed
the head of a family no la allowed
the married individual. namely. 32..
500. However. it should be noted
that while the hood of a family la
allowed an exemption of $2.500. he
or she must tile a return. i! the net
income in in excel: of 31.000. This
point to uaually overlooked. The
general opinion in that if one'e net
income is lea: than the per-coal ea-
ception. a return need not be filed.
That to not an in the caee or the head
or a tax-oily.

Furthermore. one individual can
not not more than one exemption.
A married Inna who is ciao the head
of the houeehold ia entitled to an
exemption of $2. 800. not $5,000.10r
that reason.

What is meant by "a head or It
finally?" A hood 0! a tan-.1113] in an
individual who support- and main-
tain- in hie lmuaenold one or acre
other individuals. Note that the
par-on being enppomd must live in
the cane hounehold with the person

‘Thetorecotncareknownutbe
pcroonalexernpum lo addition.
thereto: two exemption breach
pereonanpportedwthetaxpaaar.it

 

revenua‘ainetthlallthufid

ithe shunned at the and at the year
‘tbat determined the amount at the

ex- '
plain. ‘why marriéd individuals must

that a person toebe the head ole.
household. it to not new} tor
the dependent to be under 18 or

self—support. Le long so the taxpay-
er supports anyone in his honor.

hold. no is the hood of a family. 1::
max dependent pet-eon to under enh-
teen or incapable of colt-upped.
then in addition to the head .1 the
houaehold exemption. the taxpayer
Ia entitled .to a turtber exemption at
two for each independent

There in still another and moot tn:-
pox-tout feature about all at then. on. .
eruption; Under the old law, it woe

exemption that one was entitled to.
It the taxpayer married on Decom-
ber 81. 1938. he woe entitled to the
married men‘s cacti-lotion tor the»
entire year. It. on the other band.
§the dependent died on December 81.
the taxpayer could not claim the
M00 exemption tor ouch dependent.
even though he actually supported
the dependent during the (mural
Eyear.

The 1924 act. under which re—
turn: are to be tiled. chanson this
somewhat While the rule co tar no
the two exemption remain- the
come. namely. that .thle exemption
shall be determined by the situation
of the taxpayer on theta-id” o!»
the year. the exemption tor a nur-
gried pet-eon or the bend at: boule-
hold depends on his status through-
out the year.

In other words if a pawn waa
married on Jm to. use. the '3-
empuon on hie in“ return would
be half the single nan'a comm
,or 8500. and half 0 the married
:man'a mprmlon. or 81.:50. making
‘a total of 31.750. becouee be
single halt the year and Ines-rid the
other halt- If instead of beta:
married on any other date. lab on-
cxnptlon would be figured on ~93).
some hula namely. the proportion
cttheyearthubemsinxleondthe
proportion 01 the year that he we:
married.

The rule- conoerninx the aerop-
tlonl that. are allowed indifldnale»
might therefore be summarized as
tollowa: Every single per-on in en-
titled to an exemption of “003-
Every married parocnerheadota
household is entitled to an amp.
ticu at ”.500 An additional camp-
tion is allowed tor each par-on that

 

 

but if its net income in
835.000 tho corporation
tion whomever. It