The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, January 06, 1914, Page 6, Image 8
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ONE EXCEPTION 5
IN EACH FAMILY EI
not t
Feature of the Income Tax Law are
inKs
Explained. year
dead
j;ove
A STATEMENT IS ISSUED.
contl
mem
that
Collector of Internal Kevenue For '
South Carolina Shown Effect half
. B. and
of Statute.
One exemption to each family will
be allowed under the national Income two
tax measure according to a rulllng recelved
fro Washington yesterday by .
Duncan C. Heyward, collector of Internal
revenue for South Carolina.
The ruling Is to the effect that hueband
and wife are entitled to $4,000
exemption for the aggregate Id come ,
of both. JJ' "
Following statement was Issued '
yesterday for the ofBce by Collector tom[.
Hey ward: q.,.
"Every single person and every .
married person not living with hasband
or wife in the sense below de- Tjpj0
uoea wnon ra net incuaie etmuiu^ .
$8,000 per annum is liable to pay the _e_
normal Income tax under this law,
but In making a return for this tax ^
may claim an exemption of $3,000
from their total net Income, tihip
"Husband and wife living together . .
are entitled to an exemption of $4,000 .
only from the aggregate net income . .
of both, which may be deducted In ,
making the return of such aggregate * * :
Income for taxation. However, when .
husband and wife are separted and *'nv
are living permanently apart from ' '
each other each shall be entitled to
an eemptlon of $3,000. ,
"If the husband and wife not living
apart have separate estate, the
income from both may be made on Som<
one return, but the amount of income i'
of each and the full name and ad- 1
dress of both must bo shown in such Xorll
return. O,
"The husband as the head and legal the
representative of the household and hom<
general custodian of its income should 1 altog
make and render the return of thn!(]rPll
aggregate income of himself and wife ' then
and for purpose of levying the in_ <tivoi
come tax it is assumed that he can i still
ascertain the total amount of said in- Mills
come. ! folio
"If a wife has a seporato estate c'ond
managed by herself as her own sep- |
nrnnortotwl ronnivfW nn ilirnmi' ! tn/1 '
of more than $3,0<fo she may make marr
return of her owi^nrome, and if the to e'
husband has otlo'r net Income ntak- Ulvoi
the aggregate of both incomes man;
more than $4,000 the wife's return riagt
should be attached to the return o( 400
her husband or his income should be J \T{
included in her return, in order that have
a deduction of $4,000 should be made nil <
from the aggregate Incomes of both, but l
The tax in such case, however will is o\
be imposed upon only so much of the T1
aggregate income of both as shall ex- vorc<
ceed *4,000, ' (1
"If either husband or wife separate high
Jy has an income equal to or in ex- ing <
cess of $3,000 a reutrn of annual net fami
income is inquired under the law and ' (2
such return must include the Income child
of both and in such case the reutrn ing
must be made even though the com-j (3
blued income of both be less than nath
$4,000. born
"If the aggregate net Income of (4
both eceeds $4,000 an annual return emai
of their combined incomes must be !>' a?
made in the manner stated although side
neither one separately has an income < 5
of $3,000 per annum. They are joint- rare
ly and separately liable for such re- incr<
turn and for the payment of the tax. subj
"The single or married status of i (f
the person claiming the specific ex- the :
emption shall Lc determined as of the ' T1
time of claiming such exemption if from
such claim be made within the year' H
for which return is made otherwise.0^ n'
the status at the close of the year." f
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/p|jtl*|iig from T^he ttichmond
\ Va.) T'.ines-Uispatch contains a j
sumniary of the new currency law: '
"Many of our readers have protest. | \
ed t ous that they (to not understand ,nhoi
the precise provisions of the new no\<
federal reserve act, and they have , M
a- ked us t oexplain it for tlxir In- ft w
formation. This we gladly do from!noy<
i lie first copy we have received of brot
the law as approved by Mr. Wilson, ftbl)
Mnl.. .. .. ~ tl,A 1 I.. . (hie
X Il?* 111(1111 111 tilt! law |?S I <? I.IIIprovide
a currency which shall ad- '
i"st Itself to the business needs of who
flu? country?a currency ample alike to
for periods of active business opera- tlur
on and for periods of hoarding. To
do this of course, the Democratic f>th
party has been forced to devise an ?PV
' mergency currency system, based on | ^ny
t'-at surest asset?sound commercial
paper. The whole machinery of the
law Is created to issue such a currency,
and to secure it beyond the >
possibility of panic or disaster. ?n
"The secretaries of the treasury Anl
and of agriculture are at once to y(.s
divide the country Into from eight to ^|1(
twelve 'reserve* districts, in each of
which is to be located a federal re
serve bank. Each of these banks
must have a minimum capita", of
$ 4,1000,000 of which amount national
banks desiring to subscribe the
can tike stock equal to 6 per cent of bac
their paid up capital and surplus, mo
Any stock not subscribed by hanks loo
can be taken by private citizens in
though no individual can purchase of
stock In excess of $25,000. wit
"Each of these reserve banks is to hal
be unde^ the direct control of a wai
board of nine directors, three to represent
the banks, three others, chosen hes
by the banks to represent the busi- a t
ness Interests of the district, and his
three chosen by the federal reserve ?re
board. One of the last named class pai
of directors Is to be chairman of the Ore
distc-* hoard and official 'federal Wa
\
THE EAflCASTE
pon^thl-st- rt'sprve banks and ANflTHFR PFRIflfl
tlii' subscribing members bunks flMUIIILIi I LlilUU
pi.Kt.i strict limitations. The ntTirkIT 1
ve banks may Issue currency In MA I JLM I '
same manner as do national \ M I If 11 I
s, under the old law, but It Is
o pay more than t> per cent divi- '
s on its stock. All reserve banks
to set aside from surplus earn- Lind Doubts Ability of
one-half of one per cent the ?
; all other earnings, except divi- (>l\*e Stable tiOVer
s, are to revert to the federal
rnment. The strict requirements
he maintenance of reserves are nniiiini .
inued in so fur us they relate tol iw nm rin.nn
ber bunks, with the provision
seven-eighteenths of the bank's
ve must be pluced with the fedreserve
banks. Of this, one. Principle Function of
may be in eligible commercial Mexican Border ut P
industrial paper.
liven certain necessary general Purely tlumanitai
?rs, the federal reserve banks
0 devote themselves primarily to Washington, Jan. 4.?
things: they are. first, to redis- of interest caused by the
t th epaper of member banks, v'8i' to Pass Christian of
second, to issue 'federal reserve died away and govei
clals here have settled d
'he authority to rediscount the ether period of patient w
r of member banks is of very internal developments
>ub advantage, but It Is thorough.- Any important change i
.fe-guarded against possible dan- tions between the United
Before a member bank can have Mexico, they believe,^**-!
taper or the paper of Its cue- BOIne action taken-by one
rs redlscounted. it must Indorse ?* the Mexican factions,
notes and waive demand, notice it has been hinted that
protest. "i* months' stay in Mexlc
till mors stringent are the pro- has arriTed at certain
ns of the law regarding note that are not entirely re.
k To procure emergency cur- to the ability of the Cons
r, the federal reserve bank must J**ders to establish a stal
r to the district reserve agent, '8 factory government ic
must deposit with him collateral, Huerta finally i
1 to the face of the notes for hold upon the reins of p<
h it applies, which collateral may believed here that the
lcreased upon order of the fed- w'ith President Wilson 01
reserve board. In addition, the cru s^,r ^ bester related In
- - contdltions that might ar
must pay suen tax on tnis emer- ----?,
y circulation as th ?federal re- f?? following the end of t
! board requires and must keep process and the ell
ind a 40 per cent gold reserve to Huerta- Statu* departm.
r outstanding notes." have been ^giving thou?
treatment likely to be ac
eign creditors and othe
THE DIVORCE PKOHLEM. against Mexico by the vict
stitutionalists particularly
the proclamation of Ge
Factors Which Make Our Anier- riinza early in the rebel
, .. ... intention to repudiate all
.can Recor.l So Rail. (o Uvortr, governmei
li Carolina Education. Some of the money loj
ie of the greatest questions that Iluerta government cann
school lias to deal with is the United States but the lar>
less child. This does not mean was contributed by Euro
;ether the orphan, but those chil- eiers. Consequently tile
who come from homes where some preliminary unders
1 is no family Unity and where tween the Upited State
"ce is frequently the remedy for i probable successors to
greater ills. President W. A. regime already has been
i of Hanover College gives the with the purpose of prev
wing table which represented gerous collisions with th
itions in 1005: ' governments and also to
itio of divorce to marriage: Unrl- rights of American claim
States, one divorce to every 12 Preparations /by the n:
luges; Switzerland, one divorce midwinter maneuvers in 1
ierv 22 marriages; France, one waters havdfled to the rei
rce to e\iery 2 0 marriages; Oer- ports that several battle?
v. our drvorco to every 4 4 mar- Atlantic fleet, which ma
is; England, one divorce to every ropeati cruise, ?ire to be
marriages. to Mexican waters. At t1
>t only does the United States partment. it was said tl
70 per cent more divorces than l plans made for the ma
>ther civilized nations together, tnained unchanged, exec
lie ratio of divorces to marriages have been necessarily mot
:en more discreditable. diversion of bo largo a po
ie following distribution of dl- fleet to patrol duty on t
l*s is interesting! coast. It Is frankly adn
) The divorce rate Rooms to be ever, that the ships at Cu
er among the wealthy and labor- j Rico or Guantanamo, Cul
classes than among middle class much more available for 1
lies. vice than If they were lj
:) It Is four times as high among 11 harbor and llamp
lless couples as among those liav_ an(l that they would he
children. % *'ril ' , u/' 1,1 ",iy "
;) It is more cnmrnon among the the moment the state
re-born than anions the foreign- ra,b;d for "??? . ,
The principal functi
) Divorce has increased with the American military force i
icipntion of woman, and especial- J''"'1 b?rdcr nt presen at
i woman has found a sphere out- 'y humanitat inn, he s <
the iionie .coring the Mexican sick
,? Divorce is exceedingly more ed though of course incid
in Roman Catholic families and , ne j. y ?\T' ?
uises with church laxity on the ' Heporta from the ba
(>rt Ojinaga and Nuevo Larc
I) The divorce rate varies with Kreatly minimize the ?rs
story of individualism. *os? of though they
le causes of divorce as deduced fighting has been severe.
i the above statements are: |
L) Decay of the religious theory Feeding Time
tarrlage. |
!1 The growing spirit of selfish , u,n??,i, ,, (?(run
,'idualism t Htatidlhg by tlie entrain
>) The "emancipation" of woman. *ftta\0 ,n l,he ??burT>"
"woman movement." Itw? huK* dogs carved ou
i) Modern industrialism. I An hnglashman.go In
>1 The homelessness of the city, motor thoug 1 ie '
5) Higher standards of living and bf: r T1 '
|ort "How otten. .Tack, d<
n Higher age of marriage.' those two big dogs?"
s> Laxity of divorce laws , "Whenever hey bark, i
straighforward reply.
, .i> stung! Start tho New Year
, . . . . Resolve to patronize
dread'ul -'o.v is In circulation prists tliis next year. I
ut Richard II.tiding Davis, the , *0 ipj^ke those that are 1
'ifit- and their suc'cess will at
fr I )'i I'td i.t ervlin.lv l/twuvo la -- - --
" ?HpnrianJxiig Herald.
It. ll<- was therefore terribly nui'd
the other day to hoar that a """"
her author had spoken ttnfavor- How to Bankrupt the
r of his witlclsms. Coming upon A prominent New Yo
brother author, he said: Rays. "If It were not
My boy, 1 hear that ii, a house stockings and thin soled
>ro other people were kind enough hy women the doctors
consider me witty, you declared ably be bankrupt ' W1
t I was not so. Is this true?" tract a cold do nc: wait
No; not a word of truth in it." the velop Into pneumonia bt
er answered cheerfully. "I was once. Chamberlain's Co
or in a house in my life where iH intended especially fo
body considered you witty." | colds, and has won a
I tlon by its cures of th
It is most effectual ant
Schmidt to be Tried Over. : and safe to take. For
<Iew York, Doc. 3l. JIans Schmidt, dealers,
whose trial for the murder of ___________ ______
rta Aumuller the jury disagreed
tefday, will be tried for the sec- Lancaster & Chest
1 time, beginning January 12. _ . . , , * VT
.Schedule in Effect Nov
Eastern Tim
Was It Worth While? WESTBOUN:
'You would have laughed to see Lancaster J
i fellows look at me when I went '-,v* ^*,ort Lawn I
:k to work after being away five Baueomville <
nths," said a rugged and healthy Btchburg (
king boy after his first day hack Ar- Chester 7
the factory. Undersized, a victim EASTBOUN1
tuberculosis, pinched and thin, Lv. Chester 1
h a bloodless skin, and apparently Lv. Rlcbhurg 1(
f-dead when he quit work, there Lv. Bs comvllle 1(
a little wonder that few knew him I, . Fort Lawn 11
en he reappeared 23Vfc pounds Ar. Lancaster....... 11
ivler and some Inches taller, with Connections?Choster
ien 1 thy color In his face . During em, 0eabcard and Caro
absence he had been at the tub- western Railways,
ulosla sanatorium. The company Fort Lawn, with Seab
d half of his expenses and Red Railway.
>ss Seals has provided for the rest. Lancaster, with Soutl
s It worth while? A. P. McLI
SR NEWS, JANUARY 6, 1914.
nr tion of t
iiiiTmn Old Hi?tory with
WAITING New Meanings tS!
planted by i
nee and rel
Rebels to of the old 1
nment. |God ?ul?le? the ??*? of Men and of J1* ^
Nations Into Steadily I tetter- spirit of pa
lug renditions. being wron
LOANS. William T. Ellis. marking ?*
At this back-ward-looking time of
the year it is appropriate to look still AFT!
further back thajp the p^tty concerns For 12 n
Troops on vf our own paBt 12 incuths. Frankly, jng a long
resent is 1 most of us think in very" small terms, it in the t
M'u nr.. ..nllnlar na.nakl.l 1 1 .. I
, nrst; then
I A long look at history tends to emun- Bable to thi
The riDDle clpate U8 8.ma11 fear8- U be,p8 essential ft
u n ex nee ted US l? 8ee thl,ngs in ,thelr re,atlve lni" may suppl
i i..11 i portance and to deliver us from the statement i
John Lind thraldom of triflee. 1b God - h
owT'to an-1 A few dayK aglP,^lnKa d,n,nK car' thechetfei
own to an a new w.ajter ag^d the steward if After
In Mexfco vl ?hould 8erve*ce w'th a bottle of and their i
n the rela- Vlrhy,W|lter- The f>ench steward iem as mod
? /L, =!fa went luto a Par?Vsm cbutempt: newsoaDers
rt^Touow 2"^/'? '' Wb?-?"?; ;~XP."
??. iu body knows ha ice is never served the mar, a
or the other w,h vlohy .. ^ he Bpluttered and
at. fumed, unwilling to let the subjejct altv t? his
?? f |?H 0">f "> b<"" '*"r !><d not th. rt?h;
inJunton. h,m ,or h""" ?" ? '*"" STjSt
/??.1 *nch dolta a^. did mot know better took
fT.HoTtniiat tban-tto~ serve ice**4llth Vichy? One t
ble and sat- gueBt d'd plty bl ? aot tofr *be be did wh
i the event r***?n be supposed. Millions of bet- ar(l n wb
releases his lel\me?n than he, in every respect ex- Llke mB
Dwer. It is cept a knowledge of cookery and table h,? rpal
conference 8f4rT1Ce' d?n* *nt>W' anythln* abo,ut dren. The
i board the Vichy and don y care The steward s hJm ,
part to the "b?e Wa>f"; trivial one of a soul 8e h Ther
l? in Mexi- that has shriveled to the size of the ,n the t
he "crumb- Petty tools of his trade He is an not be a51e
mination of example of the person who is troubled b
?nt officials b-v f?rks and spoons and table gar- whOBe arm
'ht to the IuentRl ana wbo need to think back
corded for- uPon tbe great jnwn who got along ?
pl iimants without any ufJHiese encumbrances of -
orio'us ('on- our m?dern civilization. It would be
' in view of wholesome tor all or us to remember
neral Car- that Breatness is no matter of petty The case
lion, of liis tisanes. Let us call the Bible patri- supreme cc
loans made "rchs 1? 0,1 r "id to deliver us from the a Beparatlo
it. blight of litteness of tfoul,.' set nside f
ined to the MANKIND JOURNEY J)"y ber m
b from the ,, , dom that
;eer portion How old is man? "Three million jsjpvv. Yorir
perin flnan- answered a recent magazine ,
liorohslty of "Hide. "Frankly, we do not know," a*reeraent
tanding lie- "'18NVers the wise scientists. Geology cotton goo
s and the aiV? anthropology have given us street, and
the present glimpses of the long, long journey the aroused soi
considered, bunian race has traveled; and our Mr. and ]
enting dan- K?'U)0' children talk learnedly about 1908 under
e European , e Hone age and the bronze age (not Pelz paid t
protect the knowing that these synchronized in ' further niii
ants. ; different parfs-of the earth); but all ?u A/ I'
nvv for the , we really do know, from credible his . ,
iVest Indian tor>'. is that so long as we have been ' f, f#aB C
lewal of re- "hie to read his contemporaneous re-1
thips of the cords, man has had the same essential ln vIew ot
dq thq Eu- , ?e$ds ?nd traits, j sented to 1
dispatched ; The history that Is truest to type rich direct!
he navy de_ i i* the Old Testament. Here we see mony and J
te original the race developing, acquiring large!* 1. neuvers
re- realtionships and wider horizons, and ' ' *
pt as they 1 being disciplined for the business of j "k - .
life and moral rennonathillt v. There ......
w.t -- ~ , Military co
rtion of the are some change* whichrtho centuries .. offlr_.
he Mexican ! Art not make-and^this truth may be ,
litted, how- stressed without limit, since our day , *evor?
lebra, Porto ! with its amusing and amazing ego- t,on- At t
>a, would be tism, is inclined to believe that within hearing of
Mexican ser- a decade or two it has "advanced" be- the offendi
dng In New yond the old landmarks. Thus, the before the
itop Roads need of pure family life must con- "Well, si
ofdered to Itinue to the end of the race. We shall you *ere ft
lexicon port never outgrow the necessity for moral KUage whi]
department standards. The call for the exercise aujro(i
j of sovereign will-power on the part ..tita,' ,
on of the of every person is abiding. Sin still Why. Bl
on the Mex- ; works as a permanent factor in hu- Inspecting
llmost pure- man socity. Most of all, God abides. ?' the riile
iers are sue- All these factors and forces we find In njy flngei
and wound- the Old Testament history which we pinched 'hi
entally fore- have been studying, and a contempla- Not only
' tlon of them is involved in any reas- but the ct
ttleflelds of Jonable consideration of history. : ^be entire
?'reports of 1 THE OREATEST TRUTH OF ALL. I witty expli
indicate the' One overshadowing truth, the old-j *
| est and greatest, yet also the newest ! "^vfcAT.
j and most Intimate, has been studied!
| during this year's Jessons. That is J a
i the truth of the existence and char-|- t
aoter of a Divine Being. No fact Is
ne of a large so cotemporary as the fact of God. M . . .
Dublin are "in the beginning, God?" so began . a 0
t of granite. our lessons. As the opened eyes of wora U8?c
ig by in a John saw It, He is the First, and th!e alx
have some knfit tjir> Alpha and Omega, the gen- (t,e 8lrl to t
r* " lerating Cause and the final Adjudi-! WQrd fathc
*> they feed ca|i0n. This loftiest theme that ever, Instantlj
? command.;d human ' consideration is of the roon
sir, was the the central truth of the year's study. | **Weli, M
? Man is related to God by the very tence."
nature of both beings. The present, Mary ati
Right. I character of this relationship is more "The rei
home enter- 'important than the Mexican question. 1
i<> your pari tW1 state or business, tne anairs or . .
here succeed the holidays, and the problem of get- aave a *at'
tract others, ting along with Other people. If God : _________
hulked larger In our thinking, the i
things that disturb us in life would
i Doctors. bulk smaller.
rk physician '^R ** was in 'be beginning of the I f 2
for the thin first man. and as It will he at the I VII'
I shoes worn deathbed of the last, God is the su- h|
would prob- preme question. Any mind that tries I
ion you con- to Ret along without reclining upon I
for It to de- G?d not doing justice even to its I r?
jt treat it at man-power. As Mount Hermon I I
>ugh Remedy dominates the landscapes of Palestine I froi
r coughs anil so does this truth tower above all else .. ^
wide reputa- ' nthese lessons. fl lllli
ese diseases. If WG may shake ourselves losse I SC0(
1 is pleasant from the things near and smnll, and |
sale by all take a fearless look at the task of I
organizing human life along the best I
lines, we approximate somewhat the Lib
genius of this Old Testament history. I
p? ipv p- Away back there God's task was to I O
**jf* develop a people qualified to lead the I re ,
. 9th, 1918.. world Into its hlghcHt life. As we I
e. look over the 'ecord it seems, to I xxr
q judge by our little twp-inch standards I *
. .aa_ 8>1- tha tthe understanding was full I
*oa o'?? slumps and blunders and imperfec
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not made by machinery. Take Texas,
1:30a?6:4Bp for instance. All that the clviliz.a- H J
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l: 30a?8:26p W SEND FOR FREE Catalog-Circular much car
', with South-' I Fashion Plate No. 1, copyrighted, I average.
Una & North- I and ths famous SO Days Trsalmrnt and nn(1l|fw
McKISSICKS METHOD <Jua,Ily.
oard Air Line ?r#ati?? Scalp.Hair and Skin wiih No. I cents per
w 't? MsXJSSICk'smco. I 76c p" 1
tern Railway I p. o. Bo* 102. Wat?>?. D?L I 11 l^ll
lire, supt. 'A,il 11
he old world acquired J ^1
sas pioneers within a few to lorlous
centuries is follow- Big
IVhere the bison roamed, |g f op
memory of /ing men, the p . i Ovj
s now play Tootball. The j"- tjj^\ IADTIC
J sod-house are being sup_ j*
nodern homes of convenie- @ i-MTiII <5(j
inement, such as the poor S 11 * VM
>vorld never aspire to. The ^
vn is becoming a metropl- o ?!T \ TIO
e with the vision and the
tience can see this wonder *?
ght before his eyes. Shall Pnnnlnr Moehni
ith less discernment the ^OpUiar IVietnUI
this old Hebrew nution? Magazine
2R GOD, THE MAN. | "wmmn m vou can unoimt?
, . . i K GREAT Continued Story of ths 1
tonths we have been study- A prosr..* which you may begin
strecth of history most of at any time, and which will hoi
prnis of a fow m?n (Jiwl interest forerer. You are living in I
errns or a rew men. uou yw>0f the moat wonderful age. of
man; both are indlspen- doubtless the greatest world in the ui
e story. These are the two A resident of Mara would gladly
ictors of all history. We dJl AflA
ement the old catechism ?pljUUU SUBSCRIPTH
Ih.t "The chief end of man
y saying reverently, that Are you reading it ? Two millions
rid of God Is man. neighbors are. and k la the favoritt
nelderlij* Adam and Eve ? uftlSS^
w>n?, with a family prob- young-"-rncn and women.
lern aa any thins in today's Tba "IW ImdMtl (M
. we studied that great add
"come-outer," Abraham ?< lfiitnrWiilnlfi,>t^ ur\
a rod to follow hit gleam. *ia*ion furnit*m. wtr*um mui
\mmar,0jhh""?p,e,o>'- sssssssri?lEwSSh
vision. Then iBaac, a mm
r connecting two numerals ' wwty* rc? rw? ?kA? soy i
a crooked stick whom it POPULAR MECHANIC!
reafct and hard experience . *i? w.w h>i n sc.ancMi
en. If God could do what . %MawsswwMawwM
tb old Jacob perhaps we I
lolly unavailable material. | ^
ny r man, Jacob came to .
eatness through his ehll- The tax booka will be op
most notable fact about October 15, 1913, to March 1
I he was the rather of Jo- j One per cent penalty will b
e Is comfort for parents In January, two per cent i
ght that although we may t ruary and seven per cent In
to hold the torch light we In ?chool district i Nos. 1,
? able to pass it on those ' 13, 15, 30 and 43 a special
we have strengthened two (2) mills Is le' led. In
Nos. 2, 3, 7. 8, IS. 22, 26.
and 48 special tax Thfep (3
In districts Nos. 10, 1U 17,
>and Boosts Alimony. 23, 27, 21, 39, 42, aad 47
? of a man going Into th? f?u,r <<> m'"?- X?'"?
'Urt and consenting to Imv. (6*( mn]l( In ' dlStrlcta
n agreement with his wlft snRclnl tn* ?!* Inrni
io he will be compelled to mills. In dlUf^As 1
ore alimony occurs so Bel- 32, 4 6 and 4 9 special trfx el
when Justice Glegerlch at mills. In district No. 3? sp<
set aside the separation ;ten (10) mlllB. In district
betwene Samuel Pelz, a 8Pec'Rl tax eleven (11) inllls.
ds merchant at 160 Canal M"1?.1 25 8P?c,al
?-> "?" lt. between^he^gea of illflunuffl
me interest. arG 8Ubject to a capitation
Mrs. Pelz were separated In j three ($3) dollars for road p
an agreement by which and all male citizens betw
lis wife $6,000 In lieu of $11 ages of 21 and 60 years are 1
tnony. Mrs. Pelz recently dollar poll tax.
Ivorce, naming Fannie Lef- HILT
rorespondent. Pelz thought County Trea
13 entjtied to more alimony Notice of Discharge,
her divorce case and con- Notice Is hereby sHven tha
in order by Justice Oiege- 30th day of Janui*y, 1914
Ing him to pay $1,000 all- make my final retur^ajs^guai
$600 counsel feea Chalmers Blackwell to (the
, court for Lancaster cougity
' Tn a"ptrieir^ - P'y to 8a,(* court for leUert
officer in U,e' Pannaylyanl* m,Mal "" "uch
liege was reported by a fao
for "language." rather 8) | Guardian of Chalmers rffai
k In that austere lnst'ltu- 1. '
he time appointed for the I AUDITORS NOTICE
"explanations" of marks, | AUDITORS NOTICE
ng cadet presented himself j '
commandant I The Auditor's office will
Ir, how did It happen that from January ^st until 1
;ullty of UBing Improper lto- 20th, for taking tax returns 1
le on duty?" the colonel in- and he will alsd make the f
appointments in person or by
r, as officer of the day I was , J, . _
the gut.nl In handling one Van Wyrk. llonday. Janu
a th. lock snapped chut on Uclslr' Tuealay. January
r, and it Just naturally Pleasant Valfbjv-Wednesd
eil* out of me." uary 7th. \
was the mark "taken off," Osceola, Thursday, Jnnuar
>lonel gleefully reported to Dwlght, Monday, Jahuary
. . TrrtrtPRvillo TiiPsrtuvI Tnnn
corps cadet officer a Taxahaw> Wednesday.
Lnatloa of his offenses.?Lip- 14 th.
*^i*4*'*?r. Flat Creek, Thursflay7\
> . 15th.
-- Welaha, Friday, January
Kershaw, Monday and
pplied Knowledge. January 19th and 20th.
her waa giving a leaaon In Heath Springs, Wednee
cs and English combined. Thursday, January 21st am
in," she said, "is a nautical ' Pleasant Hill, Friday,
I in defining distance. It 23rd.
feet Now. I want some lit-1 Dry Creek, Saturday,
five me a sentence using the 2 4th*
im." | The following property
' a hand shot up in the rear returned for taxation: All rei
Q personal property, and all n
r'- _ " , . * zens between the age of 21
[ary, yon may give your sen- year8 Gf age shall pay a or
poll tax, also all male citl
>od up proudly. 'tween the age of 21 and 55 1
ason flies can walk on the a $3.00 capitation road tax
laid she, "is because they cent penalty for non-returns
bom." j JOS. W. KNIO
I Auditor Lancaster C
..1
ow M ore Cotton to the Acre,
. Pl^nt Simpkins' Prolific Se<
lie earliest Ootton in tho World. Ninety di
ii planting to bale. Very proline and a g(
er W K^eUunily genuine?Mr. Simpkins' o
1?direct fromUiis fann.
Price $1.25 perVusjieL 25 bushels at $1.15.
eral Discount if Ordered Before January Fi]
?n every order sent us before Jan. 1st take
this price. Order flow?ttk^time is short.
H. MIXSON SEED CO., CHARLEST
Sole Distributors for South Carolina.
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si hha PI ?i in
can't buy better cabbagir'planta. There are none raided
e, and I don't know of any which will head as well
All varieties. The price la moatV reasonable conslderl
Price 75 cents for 800; $1.00 per^halUj: 5,000 and o
I.000. Jouannet'a Early Qlant ArgenteiuKyAsparagus
l00; $4.00 per 1,000. Satisfaction guaranteedNv
IED JOUANNET, Box 18, Mt.lMeasan
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February
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lary 6th.
6th.
lay, JanT
8th.
12th.
ary 13 th
January
January
16th.
Tuesday,
ay and
22d.
January
January
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al estate,
aale cltland
60
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