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THE TERRE HAUTE STAR. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 27. 191Boy Scouts Given Federal Service As Dispatch Bearers |Assistants of Isaac R. Strouse to Begin Work Jan. 1—Salariesto be Listed.List of Registrants Scanned by Draft Officials For TerreHaute’s QuotaIt will require a small army of men’ I to take the income tax returns of per- j j sons subject to the new law according ’ij to Isaac R. Strouse, internal revenue ; collector for the district, and he an- j j nounced yesterday that IS officers will J start from his headquarters on Jan. 1, j and the next'day every one of them I will be on the job in the county, assisting- him to meet the people and help them make out their income tax returns. The officers assigned to the i county will remain until March 1 and will have their offices in the federal building at Terre Haute where they j may be found every day. iEvery unmarried whose net jincome for 1917 is $1©r more, and j every married person living with wife or husband Wbose net income for 1917 is? $2,000 or more, have been ordered to call on the income tax collector and learn whether or not they have any tax to pay.No Chance to Evade.Collector Strouse said “the person subject to tax who does not make return in the time prescribed is goingto regret it as the government will get after all income tax slackers.”All persons, companies or corporations paying salaries for service to any other individual person or company I amounting to $800 per year or more ! have been requested to make full returns of such payments and report them to the internal revenue collector. Businetis firms! factories or mining ! companies employing a large number of men may notify the collector and a deputy will be sent to the plant or factory to make the returns free of charge. The heads of concerns paying I the salaries have been asked to make ! I these reports as soon as possible as j I men cannot be sent to tne places of , business at the last minute.STATE WILr FURNISH FIFTYwould help your poor complexionDoes a poor complexion stand betweenyou and popularity—good times—success ? Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap do not work miracles, but they do make red, rough, pimply skins, clearer, —mji fresher, and more attract-ive. Use them regularly#^or a ^ew ^a's anlt;3see fr°wJ 19 your complexion improves.Sold by all druggists.NUMEROUS CITY COURT CASES ARE DISMISSED, ONE FINE IS ASSESSEDCharles Meyers, charged with intoxication, was the only man fined in City Court yesterday morning. He received $5 and costs. Judgment was withheld in the cases of Chauncey Hamilton, charged with intoxication, and David Calloway, charged with carrying concealed weapons. Ed Sourwine, charged with vagrancy, was ordered out of the city. Solomon Rasco, alias Rosco Curley, charged with stealing a gold ring from his wife; Joseph Jones, colored, charged with assault and battery on his wife, and Hortense Jones, colored, charged with intoxication and trespassing, were found not guilty. The case of Allen Casey, colored, charged with intoxication, was dismissed.' Lon McWherter and Ivan Qualls, whose wives were arrested Saturday night, charged with shoplifting, were brought before Judge Newton and their oases were dismissed when they proved they were not connected with the alleged thefts.The cases of Frank Shaffer, charged with assault and battery, and Pat Carey, charged with intoxication, w % e continued until Jan. 7. Shaffer is a taxi driver who ran down Carey on the West Terre Haute grade Tuesday night seriously injuring him.MARRIAGES OUT-N UMBERPETITIONS IN DIVORCE COURTS FOR SEPARATIONThe Annex also offers very good coats at very low prices. Desirable, stylish garments at good savings.The lots are as follows:—POLICE ARREST TWO MEN ON CITY COURT WARRANTSTheodore Capps and Bert Hubbard were arrested yesterday afternoon on warrants from City Court. Capps, who was arrested at Seventeenth street and Washington avenue by Patrolman Cunningham, is charged with assault and battery on Louis Vaugh and Lor-illda Allen of 1526 South Fifteenth street, Bert Hubbard was arrested atTayiorville by Sergeant Helmick andPatrolman Carney. He is charged with assault and battery on Louis Collierof Tayiorville.Sift Kfl each, for JpO.DU coats intended for selling up to $15 each.$11.50 SStended for selling up to $20 each.tended for selling$25 each.■| A Bars Octagon, Magic White. ■“Fels Naptha, P. G. Nap-tha Soap, Special Thursday, for.............City StatisticsDavid \V\ McAllister, 72, Oakland. III.. gardener, to Corn M. Clark. 41, 13roctonf 111., at home.Lester Rittenhouse, 22, Mattoon, 111., machinist, to Grace M. A. Sawyer, 22, Mattoon,111., stenographer.Melvin Hawk, 32, Toledo, 111., farmer, to Leora O. Junter, 18, Toledo, 111., hotupowork.Franklin R. Barcus, 28, Clinton. Ind., minor, to Mabel Brown, 27, Clinton, Ind., athome. .Thomas II. Johnston, 21, Prairieton, Ind..farmer, to Marie Robertson, 20, Prairieton,Ind., teacher.William C. Balding, 45, Terre Haute, ir ner, to Maude Sanders, 34, Terre Haute, athome. _ . .John M. Foulkes. 29, Harrisburg, IlL,farmer, to Lula E. Holler, 35, Troy, 111., at home.Walter Sudbrink, 29, Terre Haute, pressman. to Fay Knopp, 19, Vigo County, at home.Alonzo Hart. 31, Evansville, Ind., farmer, to Nellie Mason, 33. Cory, Ind., at home.Eli A. Herr, 52, West Terre Haute, miner, to Isabelle DcvoT. 46, Terre Haute, at home.Jacob Baker Jr., 22. Clinton. Ind., miner, to Mary Helegda, 18, Clinton, Ind., at home.PURE LARD—Absolutely Pure Hog Lard; special for Thursday;limit 5 lbs. to customer; pound ....POTATOES—Extra fine Michigan Potatoes; special for Thursday, peck2 packages Shredded Wheat.Biscuits ...........Morton’s Free Running Salt....Red Kidney Beans, can.........Peas, per can..................2 packages Ralston WheatFood ........................;National Biscuit Co. Crackers, pound ......................WEATHER CONDITIONSAT 7 P. M. YESTERDAY.Temp. Precip. Weather. . 3S .02- Cloudy .. 26 .00 Clear,.16 .00 Clear.. 16 .00 Clear..•20 .00 Pt. Ci’dy.. 36 .00 Cloudy. 30 .00 Cloudy.. 20 .00 Clear.. 52 .00 Ft. Ckdy.. 30 .00 Cloudy.. 20 .00 Clear. 10 .02 Cloudy. 4 .00 Clear. 4S .00 Cloudy. *2 .01 Snow. 26 .00 Pt. Cl*dy.. 40 .52 Rain.. 34 .00 Cloudv33S .00 Cloudy..64 .00 Clear. 26 .00 Pt. CTdy.. 34 .00 Clear.. 10 .00 Cloudy..42 .00 Cloudy.. 22 .00 Clear. 30 .00 Pt. Ol'dy.. 22 .00 Clear.. 50 .00 Cloudy.48 .00 Clear.60 .16 Cloudy42 .00 Clear2 .16 Snow40 .40 Rein28 .oo Pt. CiMy66 .00 Cloudy24 .no Clear18 .00 CloudyCities-Atlanta, Ga. ... , •Baltimore, Md. ... ..Boston, Mass.......Buffalo, X. Y........Calgary, Canada.... Charleston, S. C.....Chicago, 111.........Cincinnati, O........Denver, Col.........Deg Moines, la......Detroit, Mich.......Duluth. Minn.......Kastport, Me.......Galveston, Tex.....Helena, Mont.......Indianapolis, Ind... Jacksonville, Fla....Kansas City, Mo. . ..Uttle Rock. Ark----Los Angeles. Cal....Louisville, Ky......Memphis, Tenn......Moorhead. Minn.....New Orleans, La. ...New York, N. Y.....Omaha. Neb........Pittsburgh, Pa.......Salt Lake City. Utah San Antonio, Tex... San Francisco. Cal..Santa Ke, N. M......Sault Ste. Marie, MichSeattle. Wash........Springfield. Ill.......Tampa. Fla..........Washington. P. C.....Winnipeg, Canada...,The short southern way to Los Angeles—skirts the Winter withoutlengthening either the time or thedistance-viaRock Island — El Paso Southwestern — Southern Pacific.Nowhere does Pullman service reach the high efficiency and courtesy given on the Golden State Limited—yet it costs you nlt; more.• • ♦The Californian is another famous fast train to Southern California See the Apache Trail en route.Our Travel Bureaus will be glad to plan your trip for you.J. F. Powers, Rock Island Fines 615 Merchants Rank Bldg., Indianapolis, Ind.C. M. Knox. Southern Pacific Lines 5 U, 4th St., Cincinnati,Oakley Pet brandCreamery Butter, lb.Oakley Kitchen QueenButter ine, lb.Yours Truly Evapor ated Milk. 4 cans forSmall cans Gem brand Milk, 6 cansCircuit Court.29201. Claud M. Huffman vs. Nora B.Huffman, divorce. Cook Shafer.Superior Court,174 14. Seba IT. Case, administratrix oftile cstat- of Marvin II. Case, deceased, vs. C. Bird King, on note. Duvall Sc Whitaker.1 7445. John W. Dierdorf vs. Helen G.Dierdorf, divorce Miller Sc Kelley.17446. Thomas Aydelotte vs. Marion Ax. on note. Davis, Moore, Cooper, Royoe ScBogart.1 74 47. Grace E. Blye vs. Claude C. Blye.divorce. Miller Kelley.PureChainUnited States Food Administration License No. A-21248MOTHER AND THREE SONS BURNED TO DEATH IN HOMERHAJ, ESTATE TRANSFERS.Moses Tryon et ux. to Hu,;h Tryon et al. pt. Tf. e. Vt sec. 29. tp. 10, r. 8; $200.Charlotte Woodruff et al. to H. J. Russell lot 744, Highland Place; $50.Marcus Dyer et ux. to Claud L. Groves lots 19. 20, Dyer's second add.; $?00.WILKESBARRE, Pa., Dec. 26.—Mrs. Andrew Snifko and her three sons, one of whom was home on furlough from Camp Meade, were burned to death in their bedrooms at their home in Edwardsville early today. John Snifko, the oldest boy, was a private in A Company, 311th Machine Gun Battalion.The father, the only survivor of the family, who was reading in the dining mom, discovered the flames on the* second floor. It is believed the fire was started by a lighted lamp igniting ae urtainRECENT BIRTHS.To Mr. and Mrs. It. Goodwin, 160S SouthSecond street, a girl—Alberta L.To Mr. and Mrs. George W. Peyton, 1461South Eleventh and One-half street, a boy—Char led Madison.To Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sherman. 150 4 Second avenue, a girl — Norma Belleretta.To Mr. and Mrs. William E. Davis, 2108Elm .street, a boy—Edward Everett.To Mr. and Mrs. Eslo.v Miller. S20 SouthThird street, a girl — Mary Frances.Under State Assets oyer ...............................Supervision IAuditor of State. Contingent or Sinking Fund Surplus ..25 YEARS-OLD AND NEVER PAID LESS THAN 6 PER CENTStrongest in Indiana in Proportion to Assets.zeroSTAGES OF RIVERS.Terre Haute, Ind.—Stage of the Wabash Riwr. 6.s rising. Clear.Pittsburgh, Ta.—River at Davis Island. D..r:», 9.9 feet, stationary. Clear.Wheeling. W, Ya. — River, 4 feet, falling. Clear. -Evansville, Ind.—River, 5.2 feet, falling. C1 e-arINDIANAPOLIS. IND., 105 E. OHIO ST WRITE FOR LAST STATEMENT AND FULL FA1Office and residence combinedCorner 7th and Walnut StsBUILDING PERMITS.G. G. Anlester, 111 South Seventeenth street, brick fiat: estimated cost $8,000.STAR WANT ADS WORK WONDERS-—ONE CENT A WORENew 4115Phones
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