Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 212, 18 July 1921 — Page 7

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., MONDAY, JULY 18, 1920.

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MINISTER DISCOVERS STONE AGE NATIVES IN SOLOMON GROUP (By Associated Press) LONDON. July 18. People who are still living In the manner of the stone age are found on Rennell island in the Solomon group, Melanesia, according to Dr. Northcote Deck, a missionary. 500 inhabitants, and because of their 60 Oinhabitants. and because of their isolation, through lack of ship's anchorage, even their dialect ha3 never been studied. The natives bad only Implements and weapons of stone, and wood when Dr. Deck first visited the island. They

showed great eagerness to barter home-made articles for anything made of iron. "The men are great fighters and wrestler. Their throwing spears have points made of human leg and arm bones, and tipped with a bone splinter designed to break off in the wound." says Dr. Deck. "They seem to feel keenly the monotony of their Isolation and showed a settled melancholy, both in their faces and the cadence of their voices. Their only sort of music, to which they dance. Is the tuneless beating of a log." The teeth' of flying foxes which swarm in the caves on the island seem to be the only form of currency known there.

SOFT SILK CREPES MAKE FALL FROCKS

The Theatres

WASHINGTON

Agnes Ayres, recognized as one of the screen's most popular women, because of her excellent work in many

notable roles in recent big produc

tions plays opposite Wallace Reid for the first time in Wally's latest Paramount picture, "The Love Special"

which is being shown at the Washing'

ton theatre. Miss Ayres is an unusually beautiful girl and she and Wally

out over the romance in a most ae

lirhtful manner. AH who have read

Frank H. Spearman's "The Daughter

of a Magnate," know the Btory, as it was from that novel the picture was

adapted. Eugene Lewis wrote the scenario and Frank Urson directed. Theodore Roberts and Sylvia Ashton

also appear in the cast. MURRAY Harry Carey, starring in "The Wal

lop", his latest Universal photodrama which opens at the Murray Mondayreturned to a western town after a long absence to claim the girl be loved. He discovered that Ehe loved a younger man, made sure that he

was worthy of her according to the standards of the old west and then

set out to help him through the fast

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RETURNS OF CAPITAL STOCK TAX ARE ORDERED TO BE FILED BY JULY 31 , IN REVENUE OFFICE

Soft canton crepes and other soft silks are once more in the limelight as new fall frocks put in their appearance. Here is one of the many new styles made of gray canton crepe. It is desijmed for dinner or restaurant wear.

est series of perilous misadventures ever filmed. That, in brief, Is the theme upon which this highly entertaining Universal picture play is based and in the telling of which the popular star rises to rare dramatic heights. Mignonne Golden, a newcomer to the screen, plays the role of the girl. Bill Gettinger. J. Farrell McDonald, Nobje Johnson, Charles LeMoyne, Joe Harri3, Mark Fenton, Otto Myers and other players whose work Is well known, play the supporting roles. Jack Ford directed the picture from a story by Eugene Manlove Rhodes.

The following statement is issued'

by collector of Internal revenue, dis

trict of Indiana:

July 31 is the last day for filing re

turns of the capital 6tock tax. To avoid penalty, the returns must be in

the hands of collectors of internal revenue on or before midnight of that date.

Blank forms are available at the of

fice of Collector of Internal Revenue

M. Bert Thurman, federal building, Indianapolis. Form 707 is required for domestic, and 708 for foreign cor

porations.

Explain Tax. The capital stcok tax is a special

excise tax Imposed on corporations with respect to "carrying on or doing

business." The tax on-domestic corporations is $1 for each $1,000 or so much of the fair average value of its capital stock for the preceding year ending June 30 as is in excess of $5,000. Foreign corporations are required to pay a tax at the rate of $1 for each $1,000 of their capital employed in the transaction of business in the United States without the benefit of the $5,000 deduction.. The tax is payable in advance, returns filed in July of this year covering the taxable year beginning July 1, 1921 and ending June 30, 1922. Returns are required of every domestic corporation regardless of the

par value of its capital stock, and of

every foreign corporation irrespective

of the amount of capital employed in

this country in the transaction of us

business. Certain corporations not

organized for profit are exempt from

capital stock tax. The class of or

ganizations entitled to the exemption

is described in regulations 50, re

vised, copies of which may be obtain

ed at the office of the collector. Exemptions Possible.

Corporations claiming exemption

, are required to file returns setting forth their reasons for such claims, accompanied by evidence in support

thereof.

If, because of lack of complete data

or other reasons than illness or ab

sence, it Is Impossible to file a com

piete return on or berore July 31, a tentative return may be filed, reporting the approximate fair value in order that an Initial assessment may be made, thus avoiding penalty. Penalty for failure to file a return within the time prescribed is an added assessment of 25 percent of the amount due, unless it is shown that the failure was due to reasonable cause and not to neglect. In addition to the added assessment a fine of not more than $1,000 is provided for failure to make a return on time. For 'wilful refusal to make a return, wilful evasion of the

tax. wilful refusal to supply informa

tion requested by the commissioner,

or attempting in any way to evade the tax and payment when due, the

penalty is a fine of not more than $10,-

000 or imprisonment for not more than one year, or both. With a view to the prompt collection of the capital stock tax, and for the convenience of the taxpayer as well as the government, the bureau suggests that corporations submit checks with the returns for the amount of tax -due. This method 13

appealing to corporations as it les

sens liability to penalty.

UKRAINE CONDITIONS

REACH ACUTE STAGE

(By Associated Press) "WARSAW, July 18. Conditions in Kiev, in the Ukraine, are reported worse than at any time since the troubles of Russia began. Word reached Warsaw recently that the population of the city had

dwindled to something like 100,000 persons, whereas at the beginning ot the war there were approximately 700,000 inhabitants. Travelers who have crossed the frontier within the last few weeks, most of them under difficult circumstances, assert that the Bolshevik authorities are again in complete control of the city. At intervals during the spring there were times when the Insurrectionists held the upper hand. In many villages in the Ukraine the peasants are reported to have organized and driven the Soviets out and the peasants are reported endeavoring to strengthen their antl-Bolshevik organizations to prevent interference with their farms and villages. Travelers say only a few stores are open in Kiev, one of these being a florist's shop.

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PALACE TODAY NEAL ' HART in "BLACK SHEEP" A Fine Western Also a Good Comedy

NOW SHOWING Wallace Reid

The Love

pecial

Stop! Look! Listen! She's bound for the Land of Heart's Desire! Her only etop is to coal up with thrills in blizzard and flood in the wild Sierras. A railroad romance that stands for a good time! With AGNES AYRES and THEO. ROBERTS Also ShowingMack SENNETT Comedy and Pathe News

Coming Thursday DOROTHY DALTON in

'IDOLS of the NORTH'

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Vaudeville BETTER COME EARLY Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra

Today, Tuesday and Wednesday

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and GIRLIE "THE TROPICAL DUO." Amid scenes portraying tee Hawaiian Isle, this talented due sing their native songs, strum the steel guitar, and offer dances characteristic of their country. An act beautiful and entertaining.

THREE LEES Juggling comedians in "WATCH THE PIPE NO DREAM." An act novel in construction and replete with comedy situations.

GEORGIA HOWARD A beautiful girl,' with a wealth of talent and gowns, who is known as "The Versatile Artist." She plays the violin, sings, talks and entertains charmingly in a general manner.

STINE TRIO Three clever juvenile artists who hold their own on any bill with their singing, comedy and dancing offering.

HARRY CAREY In "THE WALLOP" Five reels of a desperate fight for life and love.

Coming Thursday ' THE FOUR OF US Rosa King Trio; Young and Reed; and Kip and Kippy.

Grace 1VLE. Church COMMUNITY NIGHT July 19th at 7:30 p.m. Jack Pickf ord

In the Goldwyn Picture

"The Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come

It's Interesting, it's educational, and it shows Jack Pickford at his best. Admission Only 15c Pipe Organ Musle During Entire Play Everybody cordially invited. Followed by one hour of directed play Come-The play in the basement is cool and exeeedly entertaining.

urrette Theatre

"Where the Stars Twinkle First" Theatre Beautiful

TODAY and TOMORROW

CHARLES

in II

A laugh, a thrill or a sob In every moment of Charles E. Van Loan's

great boxing ptory.

A First National

Attraction

Ray made it. Ray played it. Reel after reel of delightful drama, stirring action, human comedy, different in every way from anything Charles Ray has ever done before. EXTRA ADDED FEATURES Big 2-Reel Comedy "Conntry Air" Fox News and Newsettes Changed Twice Weekly Admission, Bargain Matinees: Adults 25c; Children 15c. Evening: Adults 35c; Children, 20c COMING WEDNESDAY Presenting LIONJEL BARRYMORE In the greatest Crook Success since "Raffles" "JIM, THE PENMAN"

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