Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 75, 7 February 1920 — Page 5

PAGb FIVE .

She Married an A verage Man

BY ZOE BECKLET

INFORMATION FORM REQUIRED BY LAW

"Jlmmie," I asked ns we were having our last break! ast in the little New York flat before leaving for Hammonds Corners, "Why do you still love me after the awtful way I have behaved ?" "Because of the awful way you behave, I guess," laughed Jim. "Because you are womanly enough to be weak ,and brave enough to confess your weakness. Wiry do you still love and want to conie back?" he asked suddenly. ! ' . "Because you are stronger than I," I answered. "Because your firmness showed rae how wrong I was. And you Just withdrew ami stood aside and and could do without me." "I couldn't do without you, Ann!" Jim spoke impulsively for him. "You don't know what went through up there in that dreary country house until your letter came.'' "Tell me. Jim, if I hadn't sent that letter would you ever have " Jim rushed around the table and

closed my lips with a. kiss, not let

ting me finish. "That would be telling!" he grinped. "But since we're crossexamining each other, suppose you tell me why you

changed .your mind about that career

of yours?"

"I haven't changed it. I've only put my ambition in its true place; I

shall aJways believe women includ

ing wives snould be able to do some

sort of pay work. They needn't al

ways do it, but they should prove to themselves they can. Now that I

have proved I can, I want- to set It aside .for. a little time and be just a

woman.

"Can your tastes and character alter.

Ann?"

"No. But one thing caa sort of die

down in you and another rise and demand to be satisfied. You can step

out of one epoch into another. You can get enough of one experience and long for something else. . You can want solitude, for instance. But you get weary of it if you have it alweys, and seek companionship, which does not mean you have altered your ideas as to the necessity of sometimes being alone." "Then you still want to work to write and be famous?"

"Yes, you old Jim-darling, I-do. But j I want something else first. I want ! something else more! I want to bej first a woman and second a writer" i "And you can be both, dear?" ! "Qes. For I shall write simple truth for as I see it and live it. Not the sort of stuff that makes best sellers, but the sort that helps and inspires those who read it. I'd rather be a Galsworthy and reform the English prisons than a Chalmers and make a million dollars." Jim set silent a moment, holding me close, his bead against my arm. "Ann, you're a wonderful woman," he said at last in a low tone. "Some women can do only one thing be wives and mothers. That is the kind I have been used to. You are a new kind of woman to me., But I think I know you now. You are many-sided And you shall have your career. I think I shall be proud when you are launched upon it!" That from Jim! And he meant it, too; I caught a new tone in his voice. I felt almost ashamed like a bad kiddie who has bawled and scratched and kicked and bit and thrown his possessions about, and finaly had his way. "Oh, you dear old Jimmie-boy," I murmured contritely. "We've had our dark hour, but how much we've both learned from it!" l (To be continued.)

and address of each stockho'der. the number of shares owned by him and the amount of dividends paid to him.

Heart and Beauty Problems Br Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson

Dear Mrs. Thompson. We are seeking your advice concerning things wi would like to have explained. (1). What is the proper time for a young man to leave after calling in the evening, if the couple are of mature age? (2) What do you think is the best test of love? (3) Will you explain to us just what a soul kiss is? (4) Can a woman love two men at the

same time? (5) How long should a girl go with a fellow before, letting his. kiss her? Do you think this is absolutely wrong to allow this if it is hot carried to excess? (6) Do you believe in long engagements? (7) Who buys the bridal bouquet, the father of the bride or the bridegroom? NORMA AND ANITA, il) In case you do not go to a theatre or dance between 10:30 and 11 o'clock is the proper time to leave. Ot coursfl if there is a gathering, informal party, dance or such, then a much later hour is permissible. (2) I can think of no real scientific test of love. Time will prove if the love is true, and the many adverse conditions and trying circumstances with which one comos in contact will be a test. (3) I believe you can see a good demonstration of the so-called soul kiss, if you will notice the last kiss in a moving picture,, that is the one that marks the end of the story. (4) No, I hardly think a woman can truly love - two men at once. She may admire one. or be fascinated by one, but she hardly can love two. (5) I can give you no exact, time, but it is considered conventional and proper to not allow a man to kiss you until you are

(engaged. (6) There are two sides to .'the question sometimes it is necesjtar yto wait in order to save money, cr acquire enough to start housekeeping with. But if there is no real reaison for postponing the marriage, I do jnot think long engagements are best. !(7) The bridegroom buys the flowers ,fjr the bride and the bridal party.

"Returns of Information" constitute an important portion of income tax schedules, although such returns are nonassessable. -These schedules (Forms 1099 and 1096) must be forwarded so as to reach the office of the commissioner of internal revenue, sorting section, on or before March 15, and it is stipulated that returns of information are required to-be rendered

on the basis of the calendar year, ast returns , for any other period of time I will not be accepted by the commis-r sioner. From whom are "returns of j information" required? i Under the provisions of section 256 1

of the revenue act all individuals, cor- i porations and partnerships, in what-1

ever capacity acting, including lessees or mortgagees or real or personal property and employers, making payment to another individual, corporation or partnership, of interest., rent, salaries, wages, premiums, annuities, compensations, remunerations, emoluments or other fixed or determinable gains, profits and income (other than payments described in sections 254 and 255 of the act) of or at the rate of $1,000 or more in any taxable year shall render a correct return duly verified under oath. ' Requirements are Stated. Under this section returns of in

formation are required, regardless of amounts, in the case of payments of interest upon bonds, mortgages, deeds of trust, or other similar obligations of corporations and in the case of col- j lections of items (not payable in the j United States) of interest upon the: bonds of foreign countries and inter-' est upon bonds of and dividends froX

foreign corporations by individuals, corporations or partnerships, undertaking as a matter of business or for profit the collector of foreign payments of such interest or dividends by means of coupons, checks, or bills of exchange. It is also provided that every corporation subject to the federal income tax upon its own income and every personal service corporation shall, when required by the commissioner, render a correct return of its payments of such interest or dividends by means of coupons, checks, or bills of exchange. It is also provided that every corporation subject to the federal income tax upon its own income and every personal service corporation shall, when required by the commissioner, render a correct return Of its payments of dividends, stating the name

Ohio News Flashes

TOLEDO Elizabeth Lopenwein. 13 years old, who lived near here, was accidentally killed by a boy playmate. The children obtained a gun to shoot a hawk and it was discharged when the boy stumbled and fell. CLEVELAND rTh e finding of a blood-stained shirt in a rooming house in the rear of which Mrs. Frances

Altman Stockwell. chorus girl, was i strangled, led the police to believe!

that they had obtained a clew toward the solution of the mystery. LANCASTER With a. penitentiary sentence storing him in The face as a

result of non-support, Ralph Kipps I was permitted to take a four year en-1 listment in the navy by Judge Shell. t TOLEDO Friction among federal !

prohibition enforcement agents here resulted in the resignation of Charles D. Craig, one of the agents. HILLSBORO Jacob J. Pusgley, for many years one of the most prominent and influential Republicans of southern Ohio, died at his home here after a short illness.

Federal Tax Officials To Watch Rent Returns

LIFE CONVICT DIES ANDERSON, Ind.. Feb. 7: Grover Brake, 34 years old, who murdered his mother, Mrs. William Blake, in her home here in April, 1908, died ot pneumonia yesterday at the Indiana Stste Prison, Michigan .City, where he

was serving a ife sentence.

C. R. RIGGS FATALLY HURT NEW YORK, Feb. 7. C. R. Riggs, restaurateur, widely known throughout the East and West, died in a Pasadena (Cal.) hospital.

Everybody will suggest a remedy for thai; cold. 80o and 60c jars at drug stores.

The wlsa ones will recommend Jack Frost Cream menthol and camohor It heals the affected partu (

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Plans for the presentation services for French Memorial diplomas to be given the next of kin of Wayne, county men who died in the service, will be discussed at the meeting of Harry Ray

post next Wednesday night. Under the proposal of the war department, the diplomas will be presented through the American Legion. The executive committee of the post has been working on the program for the services, and the plan probably will be presented at next Wednesday's meeting. Notices have been received by members of the county memorial committee that the committee members will committee is composed of legion members, county officials and citizens, and will consider plans for a memorial for Wayne county's service men.

state " prison for participation in ths wrecking of the. Atlantic National bank of this city in 1914. -

' One phase of the income tax collection that will be closely watched by government officials this spring la the income tax of landlords and property owners, according to information issued by the Bureau of Internal Revenue. Every income tax blank has a special . space set apart for reporting

rents received and date entered there will be checked up by the revenue

officers.

A list of ipstructions as to the proper way to fjll out the income tax blanks has been issued from the bureau. These specify that all property

r transactions must be entered on the blank, with the profit made in each, i Persons who sublet leased property are to show the gain on the blank.

The forms ror personal income tax are designed so that income from rents and royalties shall be separated

J from other income. j BANK WRECKER SENTENCED ! PROVIDENCE. R. I.. Feb. 7. Henry E. DeKay. of Ashbounr, Va.. uncle of Jeanne DeKay, who mysteriously disappeared from Hull House, Chicago. recently was sentenced in the federal (court here- today to five years in

FAMOUS MASCOT KILLED GARY, Ind., Feb. 7. Th Gary fire derailment's nation-famous mascot is dead. A big gray squirrel which has been a passenger on the fire truck at every cail here, was killed by its mate which the firemen had obtained o that their mascot might have com-: pany.

The bronze horses of St. Mark's of Venice, after having been hidden In Rome to save them from enemy bombs, have again been hoisted to their position on the cathedral.

' Cl'T THIS Ol'T IT IS WORTH MOEV PONT MISS THIS. Cut out thia slip. ?nc!oae with Sc and mail it to Foley & Co.. 283S Sheffield Ave.. Chlcag-o. 111., writing your name and addres clearly. Tou will receive In return a trial package containing; Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for roughs, colda and croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and hack; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thorough clfansing cathartic, for constipation, biliousness, heada.ehe, and sluggish bowels. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co. Advertisement.

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HAGERSTOWN HELD UNTIL LAST HALF BY MOORELAND

Hagerstown was slightly overconfident in Friday night's basketball scrap with the Mooreland high school five, although the former won 31 to 9, the losers fought every minute of play. The score was reasonably close until the last 10 minutes, when Hagerstown began a bombardment of the goal. Both teams were crippled by absence of regular players. The Hagerstown seconds won 26 to from the Mooreland seconds in a curtain raiser.

TWO MEN KILLED IN MINE VINCENNES, Ind., Feb. 7. Nolan Fmith, 80 years old, and Elvis Weav-f-r, 35, wore killed instantly in an accident in American Coal Mine No. 1 late today when two electric motors were in collision. Others injured are Taylor Carpat, Fleet Speers, Lucien Moore, Grover Meyers and Fletcher Wapier. Speers and Moore, may die. Collision of the motors knocked out room props, causing slate and coal to fall on the men.

SYSTEMIC CATARRH Brazilian Balm is the one: thing that clears Catarrh out!

of head, throat, lungs, stomach, bowels and female organs. Get large size and follow directions in circular.

TRY CHURNGOLD Oleomargarine It's better The Churngold Grocery 23 So. 9th. H. C. Bowers, Mgr.

Suits Cleaned and Pressed $1.50 PEERLESS CLEANING CO 31S Main Phone 1493 Work called for and delivered

CHEVROLET MOTOR CARS E. W. STEINHART CO. Richmond, Ind.

The Franklin Gar

This is your great yearly opportunity to compare the respective merits of motor cars, with the least expenditure of time and effort. To make the most of it, don't be content with what you see. Ask questions investigate.

Learn how reliability, comfort, economy, freedom from trouble, road range, yearly depreciation, and all-round service as evidenced in actual Franklin performance are achieved these are the true criterions of any car's worth. Ask to be shown tho Franklin differences that are giving owners: 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline 12.500 miles to the set of tires 50 slower yearly depreciation

Seventeen years of this sort of satisfaction the country over are further emphasized by Franklin results of 1919. Special runs, tests and tours in all parts of the country have been calling attention to what owners get in daily use, and to the superiority of the Franklin principles of light weight, flexibility and direct air cooling (no water to boil or freeze.) Here are some of the more important results:

LAST BID For a Place TO LIVE In Richmond By March 1st Modern if Possible Rent $20 to $50.00 Will move before buying at War Time Prices PHONE 2644

The February List of Gennett Records

offer a real treat to those desiring the hest In popular songs and dance pieces. Our stock of these records is now complete but

the demand is extremely heavy, therefore we suggest you call early and make your selection Our record demonstrating parlors afford you an opportunity to hear and enjoy such pieces as you may be interested In. One dominant characteristic of Gennett Records is the smooth surface, which reduces to a minimum the surface noise. This with many other splendid qualities make them most desirable. The Starr Piano Co. 931-35 Main Street

A farm tractor sensation

(1) Economy. Franklin principles took three first prizes In thi annual Yosemite Economy Run. The Franklin again won this Western classic, defeating cheaper as well as more ex; pensive cars; lighter as well as heavier cars. (2) Road Range. These principles made it possible for the Franklin to set and break the record for distance covered in 24 hours of continuous driving.

It did this four successive times in 1919. until the present mark of 8G5.4 miles was established. (31 Reliability. These principles took Franklins from New York to Boston and back; Indianapolis to Syracuse and beyond; Cincinnati to Cleveland and back; New York to Montreal and back a total of 3,331.4 miles in 98 hours and 50 minutes without a semblance of motor trouble, with no blowouts and only one puncture.

(4) Air Cooling Efficiency. And these principles took the Franklin on a phenomenal low-gear non-stop run from Portland, Maine, to the top of Mount Washington in New Hampshire 98.2 miles In all. In the last 9 miles it climbed to an elevation of 6,290 feet. Though running in low gear all the way and without a stop, not the slightest cooling trouble was encountered.

J. B. Chapman

Local Dealers Arrange for a demonstration with Geo. W.Jworley

15-17 S. 9th St.

A tractor, unequaled in performance low In first cost strong and simple in construction economical in operation a proven success selling for less than $500.

Here is the Tractor everybody has been waiting for and we are now booking orders for spring delivery.

We want one live dealer in this district to represent us, and the right man can secure contract giving exclusive selling rights.

If you are that man, write or wire today, giving qualifications and bank references

Auto Motive Tractor Corp. of America

210 Pearl Street

Buffalo, N. Y.

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