The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 21 January 1933 — Page 4

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE. INDIANA.

NEW INCOME TAX LA^S

« SATURDAY. JANE ARY', 21. 1933.

MLkS WUCOI ION PKIM S NN e are offering during this January ( learance sale, a large and varied assortment of plain and printed Silk < repes. Very suitable tor I tresses. Slips. Blouses. (hildren’s I>re>ses and etc. At the special price of 39C&59C yd. (OTTON AM) RAYON FABRIC'S lr<-.-I Up.kint dre?< frw »hio-kK 'rtl ~r >n (wuer-ip hkp ‘■ilk *»>Ui puh1< *nd vaall ja-d " xit valar at 39c Vd -

A. B. C. FINE PERCALES In the iw» »prMf »t»al»* plain ccUrv. lip 1 Al* \n ejurlkut ckith for purpo«r’—Yd A A C , n< j AvV

S. C. PREVO COMPANY HUME STORE

Aid Hunt for Brown Slaver /

* >**: aa who wa* fc-r.: -* • - hi. - ■ ‘ » .v* - - | ~ - Fraada Wtst (laftt a M.jreocr - - ? • raa. i . a ctact ♦ E ■ D a-.»- *B- ■» - t - ■ -t g% ti* *'•- ar. -tr ta* '.-a', ^a* oa*-'* to s.a;rr.

You can have more davs of freedom in 1933

^ fully automatic JAS cooking

Y^u know thr ahv'lurr airn/action «f cooking « »h OY'.»hr s**d dfprndabtlm econotm And now. Ca« cocking t» fit'N muiomaru THr nrwraf ga« rang»« gi*r \ j grrairr '-►rdofn tfta" an* other conking '^uipm-nf 'lral» » . * »hil» *ou r» jwa*. on rh» rooking »op or in »h» n.m fhrar modem gai range. «»arr rhemtel.e. d" the cnokirg and .lop aga p while *ou jre er- • -f pem^u* n-.a hour* You can ha»» more holida>» »hu *ear wirh rhi» t,aa Vr»ant on due* in *our kitchen

Come In or Sre lour D

J A HAM HERD K8 I hat net Mgr

GREENCASTLE GAS 4 ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY J F *- B T Q r YOU S C o M M V N ! j Y

Fights Propaganda

In reply *o recent aec-sa-.ioa* ir th* Japaaeie r*«* which aroaaeo pepsiar op - against the Ucitec states. An-iiiicor Joeepn C. Grew 'abort) ka.j rraae a fonra! protest :o th« NipFic gtetrcaient against the prtTa:’..:f aati-Ainervcan proFiganda. Ar :a?«adcr Grew der *c that tha Cl - - - - rconey. arr« and aonitiMs cf war to Ck^ta, a> asserted bj tna Japanese grata.

WASHINGTON, Jan- 21 (L'P

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this rears income taxes are sptirrin? taxpayers to '.ete rxreased adra^pa^e : ill po -: <ieduciK«4 permitted

&y law.

Moaejr pa.'- * ■<*. n 193J on state .rid federal ‘^Ae- may be deducted from iocotr^- reported .n federal re- • ms which i-t he fi.ed by March In prev )rar^ mans taxpayer; did not take ar.tipe of these de-■i-.L -s- mtr revenue officials -a-i today B-t because of the new rates and siu It .ecrea^e-i earn s.g-. xag*- earmnir- >1 profe-sional cias-' . ^e are fthe deduc-

tion- closely.

The arocu.

'■ e-t-mate. - tneir income arid jeopie I

are affectea eg ,f ta.-.-

An official ^te for *Jt .■named man who ha- a ch.ld and an income >f $3,000 ar.: >wn- his r.an.e shows that deductic r- for federal taxes » aid average j>jut $Tvi5. while ta^es paid to -tates would be approximately $lh3.‘'>. Taxe- pale the fe.ierai government on arrisemer.ts, c care ties gasoline. cosmeLcfc candy and chewing gtims.

. • • •- * es which became elect." e -a^t Jine. ar- : " <e fr;m r.. Likewt^e. mo<x» *te> on ^ mcom.e taxe-. gaso.ine and iabrca'-^ig oil. sa-e- taxes, licence: and preperty ttvav j*? ? - ofxraci^J. IseOxtivns are also allowed on

Ichir-Ua-i^ lilStitOtl’-Hlr

I;..- iTit U»Dit '<A. A * • >3 OJt* -enative by a trea-ury expert shows |

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ned tt an who has one child and an 1 I income if $3 000 might maae on his ino.-me tax return for a full year un-i

• g rate.-

TONIGHT: Dorothy Jordan 4 Eric Linden in "Rriadhou^ \| ( ^J FIGHTING.:|:i BOUNDING!

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*K>0f»i| COWES' stiy, airre wm. acno*. xmo

•.,.tiE»ie are mfficu-t n-‘ two people spend ictly the same way n different state* sry-.ng rates and

Federal taxes. ' ■ Electr. :ity. S5 per month S 1.81 J Loiig d. tance telephc r* and telegrams $ 3-501 Safety 'ieposit box S 1 50 J Lubncadnc oil T " - i -.‘.••tnoOiie .it.e• r-.ne; $ 4-**0 Ami---'terits $3 per week $930. $ 1 75j ... . s US Soft dr-nks $ 1 80 Wort, malt .-yrip grape c rjcentrates $ 3-25 i Ptircha-es radio. Phont gra; h . . or re; rds w,^» value $1W $ 5.00 C -.Tietic?. $20 purcha^s $ 200 ‘.'heck- .'0 per montn # $-50.

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SY NOPSIS

- Sa -■» Cf x I knowing a'! i They procured pon-.e* ashore and r "Se ■ - » •■a" Sa -te Cr-x wa* j the three of t-eni, attended criy

Pi-seiFa l->«*.« *Mer daorhte- ' r " f * r * ’**• "’r Cro-.x wa» | the three of T-eni, attended cr y W th. !a>e <ir J.ha H»"adiee 1 -*rr*d upon rtr by -he Captatu ! hy Pterre. de Berr.:* fcalf-ea»t« »er- — .-a ’ne I ee*ard : ‘ view that MVUU l.e, »a*.I-e M ,^,a'd ' ~ - -a -c -g as* a-1

- e- , -g.a-d ‘ *•*'• '

Che .* aecwapa.ied be the ►.««•• 1 \°' ^ ” ^^ r '

pe.«. w*o!e-age« Maior Sands. 1 ' L. ' - rr '-'

ker fatker . a 0. w.. seek* te wi. ^ ever t oa- oe no af-

bee band a no f*r"un» The tiae i« 1 T J'"

1«H; the *<e*e -ke Spam.h Mam “^ ou ,oc , ' r * kt'k^gb hi* chances for sweceed-! ‘ ' 1 1!9 * n

’•l Sir John a. r apiai..General Crrw ' * * w-arcely ... than were neghg.k. the Majer lead* rry aj ' y :o ^ »**" ' r *'

P-t*cilla t. heiere ke r»»e ap -ke '-‘PP*"* :K '***

•yaw'.nity I. erder t« k* .,.k »hy plague ywurseM I le , o.v

w- -e w :l have eft as aga n ”

•rder to ke wok

her >k* b.«fvpr ren- o.'« k*a ■wm wf the fam, y. At Barhaao*. Moe«»er Cha-les e. Bern, c,« n*fi -ned I e • k i a t Freochaat' 1 *♦»** abward Fea-iar »'ra'». Ca*tais Rransoae •{ the “» eataar“j reftte-* ’# ta*. [>e Bam « GaadeUepe kot wffer. et k a wff at' na n'e Croaa. W K»n Pnsc a sagfe«'« -'at be ga to Fraace k» way of P 'wowib la.'ead be tc » ke- a fnene awaits k a a’ ‘-a -f ro«i

•re fert' : e p.a •;« watered py ta*

La yon.

The Major wotild har* rnststed upon a- escort. Bit Monsieur d« Bern's again displaying hu kr.owiedge of these reg-ors. assured then* -that -Bey would I ar-.ba of ~ - - a » ■-»--> race, from wboib no erti was to be ap-

prehended

‘ If it we-e otnerwse.'’ he eoac.uied. 'ne who.e snips company

- - » -a » et-. us agar j. vne ■ e snips company :e sore And I tar. --axe- wcuid not sufFce to protect us. and

II *r,'. i never ra*e proposed th* T <e-e . t'ie caj** for '.nar.ksgir. | jaunt."

-g Mon-cur de B»rr,'« s n o u i d Prise 1',a rode -hat day between t ' • s - . . - - - w . - • wtl » £• * I » a ./dr- -«- -i a AJ * — 1 a ^

K e Ma.-.—a rows w-re ra.sro. “Y'rsj rone* re hir lirely V "Did not you? Was there no srt r, b>« Fwrrres wnen you ergageo

him

Wit! I^>pd' I tboigBt him

re»dy-w tted de Be---» who rfeie^y .'.Cri r,er e‘.>r "loti, unul Major Sa- -s iegar wo-oer wnetner tr* f» ow s rema'sauie re«emc^nce to his ate Ma.te«’y rr.ght not extend cey-nd his per«--al arnearmnea Monsieur oe Ber- s made tt piata, tn* Major tboig-- --a', ne was en-

qaes.,/^mg h,*. abooi meetiag a A ' 1: * V ‘*' '™'^-‘itned by a lowec with :ne aa-e g-f'.» of sponfneoa a- I rail sshaw his !m, “ r : ~ ' ' ■* AWradJ^BOM faHwatry and the Mayor

•rtf-al de.’iaatioa «as Gaaoe- ’* "***» '•f'* quarterMope hat Ike clever Frenchman d * ck Mcr,‘ieur ue Bern . wa* *•• •cere. With. • Wk* aasetl the inno ceoo -g toe coirpamon He came to ren' deceptina which caartesj ta a ' J ~ 5 * ! ” l>K P^P lady taraat ap^a mef" 1 rH * ' ll *'

‘■•■•-agDeBer----- ' z- - ~ Major trie- t. emkarra- kirn by e!n f , *F * » r M 1 h » T « ^ "

was vexeO to p-er-eire .-j-, seat

; -.e m- « -g K Charles • attract n for the oppo*

ite sex

His a arm migh" have gone con* * derably deeper but for -he toothrg knowledge tha- r a cay or two •n s ong .egged, rpsj faeM i-tar-loper would drop out of "leir iiwos a- ?a n-e Croix W hat M ss Pn*-

The Ma.or »»• diaposed to rerasd ms advert as an uroicaer :n-

CHAPTER FOl R I truaxm. But M *s Pnscilla a eyes u ^ , . . ., rieameo a we/come to the coortl* M. nr Swrds •u.red He - -ned Fr.^cma- and when .n. moved a»de mv,singly to the head the I at Sa ate Crosx w-». y „ p_.'

q*-w- gro*« v . X * C® •* cou.d discern in tne mar., that

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* ’ est ne attentaoa aaaw hnu. tha Maim a Add. too: what need for ctnur-1 eoald n cn I ' ■ • J*«

;

... ,.... .•?• ' “ Z” , *"•‘s *«» “ s. !t ;«M p,«».

s ■ - : .... *• •••' —

; - 1 • • . 5 5

• - mw.

" • rr ■ • ■ ■•*,

I'-pir.ed At 'his seasor 0 f the year.

But M «s Pr sc ' a shook her the preva

golden head "Tbat would be to pronounce aga •■*•. one of you. Too

laesdioti* a task.”

Forgive me the- for verrunng to set it. W e .. seav» the matter

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Brarjome. “Yo'J *a d. I tr "k. Cap" | play of B 4** '4 *"C* —• j ■

ter for thankfuines* that :hn adventurer a contact w.-h -beir own l,v *' »»* detuned to ce so tran*i-

g . kd w,. f r ,m th . ... lf „ w “ ~

rv. vi . . . ^ »»d m this an meentiv* .ti

He tu — ed to Capta n [ k y M--= . - dT B*-- ^ ’* ,?”* * ttT, -* ! t>n ws^a

'■ 1^ - 1* Bern » in m. ,,,. , f*Jow might comma--

wledg* of Car —

bean

ounced k as’oe-

«n-vj.i &e putting in a- an ..land tr» n.y peopied by Garbs. » : t h or.y a- -c*e r .-- French aattiemcn' at R'*»au Th* readiness of

»S w f; •/-, - -

Dominica Th.s ce turned ■ -e ronversa'ion into dsfferer: er.antvelf. The Ma.or was left with an uncomfortable serse of being d mmnb.ed It rankled in him. a-d foutvd

expression late- wren w h M sa inT rr ..-. Prs~..!i ne was -n-c m re upon the by su-- ..

T dc not th r.. 'h: Fr—.-hw.an ' .. T '*'* ’rt.rary ■ a j be . r. sea. would not be worth a At table the Ma.or* namely 1 hM ow^a^o*. ^•P'* 1 " ^adrg on veiled hostility to th* stn had fiubie Thi* you T * •ended her secs*-f , , ^ F *upp®oe to be

suave and easy rre-'ko,. h* revealed *« w*. present .mum*,, rowed her tm- they la, .• .^h r ^0**^0^"

Ion the we«*orn side of Dom niea Bra-sor-. woo traded in partner-

*a:d she. “I

tat on.

"W as he put down

"Y ou did not. ..." Tne prominent »« • eye* seemed to tweil in hu flerd face. Then he laughed boisterously. “Yfou were d*y-dream:rg.

T”at he was a' *dv»--..»^. vj t •®r 5»rd» w ls persi at-d He •altered h —.».f tna- -* _ , rea(J # man at a glance, an h:» evtry tastinct warned h - 5fl ,; h saturnine rascal Hi, per,ua.,««

"ao rehnguuhed tre" e’-‘"

came upon a our,, eider y. r^lj e.ad Frereb.mar whe -,«**<! o{ rx.tr and tobacco one of tr.e trader*

from w-om Capu-- Bra-* „ ' e ' ‘ ' ' '• maa ^ **'7 th ^ “ ‘

str-uca. ard stared - r-und-ayed • order at Mortieur de Berms for i** ’"’"»««- Ther . queer gr n spread upon hi* •**• tier-beaten

»- r> wi*r - - ow-er* wev a*sore!a r'-zx »r * '"-m •oe a purchase of hit-. G>, -M! I™'* ”■**-*’ '**• -:th a

for a purchase of hide*, for wmcri under hatches H* k-ew 0 f some

Priscilla, tartly You cannot have could hoy at half the prica hTSldd • -t-t r.iet r- s. r.a - v that have ^a, - Ma-.:.- . :.V J1 t f ht haodwinhed by his '0-Canh* wSTua**

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aygeration

M.jor Sards knew r 0 French

French trader, here from -no.m he Bin th- -rudertly f.~

fL?- rr “' " f *•» ' * U ba ana-

con-raqietiqcis. I m never * -w to peree ve deceit It a-noyed him to

be *o easily exposed ’

He dtstet. bled hi* annoyance

very tcditably."

"Oil. aye! As a dissembler I give * h» f«i! credit. But I could see that ! rad touched him. Sub me. I could. D ** perceive the exuat of hi* di»-itat-utior? First it wn only that k* had not thought of crossing tha _ «**-. i- tv f Ce-taur Thar it wa* p; -t 5 L'.«— »t*-s._j:g | w

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.* •*.# T« W ' r0 re#sm**w. , Sh.r.tely less than it c^st to rre-

Uker

' ■ • - > • P.r-* De BeV ? * r * T °ir " De Ber^,, th «tk« u an.,,/ him

^nT=;.... rat tc de.ay them -her, for a £

* r tw *- XonMwr de Bern:* cro- Pr^III ' rt *' * t% * P®”! ® hi, fellow paxatagers* *r ^tT^ Xy ^ ^ * u!k

exeuh.o- to the tsunar cf t h e rat Ma er ww. - • a 'i -iv * *” "»*-k—sua^ a-... c

Frcvtd fcy M.** RriamLa v- . •

NL"S4 CARTOON (, R A N A I) A i Tonifht 11 il * !*• .’•■urda.' Mat ^ Nig^ht Monday 7 • ^ P. M

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Total ! STATE TAXES Real Estate ; Gv_-'.*une and lubrcatir.g L; er_-e.-. aut ■me-, .le. hunting etc. Total

JTb.Ao i

KIOTr

Men Set For Cabinet Posts

< \R1 ER ttl.Avr. W \E>H. M*R M IN DAVIS BEUEYED IN 1 INK

1-‘K M'I'iKXTMBNTS

$125 00 ■ HICAG , J 31 20 :i->nal precau*. , j lief .-tatkns were F 7 50 . tics today a'ter a $163.70 were in;vre.J ii. I than 1,000 demon.- , was the second th

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Agitators, tie me of pa^r.” had pi < J four statioi,- 7r I peli“d at three. .• reserve police before demoiutra:

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WASHINGTON, Jan. 21—Three oatstanding national figurej—*ena’.or Gia.-- of Virginia. F-enator Walsh of Montana and Norman H Davis— appeared today tc* be favored by President-elect Roosevelt for impc'rt-

an: caoinet post*.

Cabinet prospect- were discussed at a series of confereiKes held by Mr Ret-evelt todsy w^t th.-e three and ethers before he resunreu his southwari journey. The incoming president plans to gr e much of hi- ume at Warm Spring , Ga.. to constrncting the cabinet that will fom: the

ball and stan-iard- e

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the ether.

The outbreak? we:e

i'MaJ

lice believed, by pi.:-

> fM

all pers.ns receiving

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stations in the city

\ll»*L r *Ml Drunk Break' WindJ

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HM.Hh' 'i| I- T \MKD BY I'D SHERIFF

Janie? Hug

government’s policies during the next locked in tlv

noon by city of

■ merchant police

a ehanre of inf<. not like his ai> mcarcerati :n window* in the I>eputy Ed*.

four years.

A -efinite iiupre??icn was gaiiie/i by Mr. Roosevelt s intimates here that if t .ey aere w.lling. Glass ray become secretary of the treasury. Maish the attorney general, and

Dads, secretary of state.

vtuficance w. s attaci.e-i to the

fact that Daxis, American delegate to .^n e of Shen

the Geneva arm? conference, participated in Mr Roosevelt’s conference with President Hoover jesterday on the British war debt overture. It will

be the next secretary of state who, llly 0 ?iic ** d ~ tn * American policy during , Hogbe. in ar these nefotiation; th . Clty >tr ^,. Maish Uld newspaper nren that he !narn H and t> had discu.-sed cabinet selections wit,- children

Mr. Roosevelt, but declined to discuss whether he had been offered the at-

torney generalship.

The appointment of Daniel J. To bin of Indianapolis as secretary of labor wa* urged on Mr. Rooseielt by 1 YGIIiani Green ani Matthew WoR. J president and sice president of the American Federation of Labor. Tobin I i* president of the teamsters' union. Associates of Mr. Roosevelt af. firmed th. general belief that James , A. Farley, chairman of the Democratic national committee, would become post-naster general.

A » Bry

the pns’-ner. H'iC

broken several

anc* attracting M: ed the deputy - e

City officer

Hughe-, wh., - amiqned in ciri morning and p • charge of trespa--of $1 and co-t-. M consented to wi* of intoxicate n •' could pay the 1* - - pa.-s chsrge and g*

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t is un-

l ILF MiRLt LO-il RK -i IT* Three suit* to collect alleged unpaid note*, to foreclose mortgage, on real ‘■state, and for appointment of receiver? f ur ‘he mortgaged property, •■ere filed in circuit court Friday aifternoon by the Centra! Trust Com-

p«ny of Greencastle.

In one complaint acainet *]

■Scobee and Herbert E. Scobee. ti

alleged that a note of $2,000 i*

P»'tl A demand of $2.3u0 u made *n •* second complaint the defend

ar, Albert W. Allee. Bertha

| A. Kreigh. and Ann, » Alice. It u alievesj that oAly $2,500 j Uf “ "ole of $8,500 ha* been D.i'1 The ■ iaintiff make? a demand for * 7 00 « *nd foreciowure of . mort-

on a lot in Greencastle and real , (state in Marion township

Marin H. KnucDon and Etta A. jknuiUn ane defendant- in the third ompUmt in which it i* altege.1 a I of $2 000 i* overdue and unpaid ; d - rr * n< I « $2,300 and foreclosure ! • - » mortgage on Greencastle proper-

, ty i* made.

Hay* 4 5f. ir pi,y ^ attorrei

ys for

charge* of henJic^C ' t death of Thorn.** F at Jersey City •* ~ wounds inflicted by M »* -^1 two and a half tuiM c? th* ahootutg .'-;A J rei-ared af .r that *±* thr; =4 ^ \