New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 15, 1922, Page 31

‘h ANTT" fi;[?]:— “"IRELAJ\I) WANTS TO JUCTION BLOCK e+ il Irish Income Tax is Ralsing Several Interesting Problems, Recent 1te- ports and Figures Show. Dublin, Dec, 16.—The Irish {ncime tut I8 raising soveral tateresting piob Jema. Wuring $he Nght with the Eng-| A ¢ |ish; ‘the orden went forthi that no ., Dép 18~Camb Irishmgn shenld pay income tax to per of the wartime woenes| |\ yidhian, It was dificult to collect military sctivity, soon la it, therefore, and large arrcars re the auction blgcl—one | v edioutstanding, When the Trcaty | ":r:w"';"”::' witimate .y made, the Britlsh assigned to the . . Irish governmient all the Irish arveard 300 '?:‘Ml? lwlldh‘xn of income, fax as Lah uxsel U s “"':h:?hm:: !‘"‘:'o;"* thewe arrears mre pald the deficit o{ red 5,666 acres of lapd and roximately 60,000 men. y officers now are making of the salvage value of the all located in the area of e hospital site. w in the areas turned over tional Guard of Illinois and a reserved for the proposed for first term federal of- not included in the survey. n, Samuelson and Johnson to be returned to their own- b prnperflal were bought by ".:‘.z 60,000 Men S B i ably ircreased. But therq is now groat hesitatjun about paying. People say it s hard enough to pay one year's Income tax without adding arrears which they were invited not to pay, and have since spent. The suggestion has been made by a responsible financier that the pre-Truce Income tax should be wiped out. But the Irish govern- ment’s agreement with the British as- sumed certain burdens for which these arrears were a set-off, and |if the arrears are not paid additional ment and condemnation | taxation will have to be imposed to were necessary in some|meet those burdens. Appeals are 4 made on the ground of patriotism and on May\ 12, 1917, that the|duty to the new government, but it shartment submitted to the|seems evident that a large part of cuumher of Commerce the|the arrears\are now uncollectable, ats for a military camyp in The future-of the Irish income tax ]lllnoh. The ' site was in-|is also attracting attention. There is y five army officers May 30 | a considerable class of well-to-do Ljune 12 the lands were de-|people who, although domiciled in lelected. Leases were obtain- | Ireland, have property in %9301 acres. 'Fhis later was|and there are many resident in Ing- 0 2,249 acres, when property for a range was found un- Subsequently a new ‘rifle Snd safety zone were selected e wwl area ultimately used Btate. Hitherto all these people have paid income tax in one lump to the British government, but now it is feared that they may have to submit to a double income tax. It is a griev- ance famlliar in the Dominions, and an agitation is on foot to relicve these taxpayers from a repetition of that grievance in Ireland. ty-Smh division was train- mp Grant, Several thousand fidlers also ‘were trained here. of thousands of soldiers rged at the camp after Several public auctions in ear disposed of thousands of prth of camp property. deral rbformltory project is GRAND DUKES' PARTY All Ex-Notables of Russia to Mect at g opposition here. = Rockford Home of Dowager Empress. presentative to Washington London, Dec.. 16.—Maria I eodo- . before the House Judiciary | ., “tne' dowager empress of Rus- "toO:l"t);:B‘b';fi“‘l':)'c‘aanf:‘ ;:; sia, who now resides in Denmark, has f Camp Grant. HOLD GONGRESS ceting to Be Held if Chi- onstruction, finance in re January 16-19, accord- 'program just mage public. | exhibition of #he", 3 W Bullders' assoctatieri - witl | in.connection with the con- B Alt types of road building ma- ty, nd miniature models of vgri- o* hlgh“g@’uwgtmw lu tes from every state in the, are expected to attend the' ;and. invitations to visit th- and congress have ‘bec ¢ govertiprs of - tHe lw.\\m ] f.o the program. ters named on the program in- ! Thomas® H. MacDonald, on; C. M. Upham, Raleigh, b Qliftord Older, Springfield, T11.; hflhh' Pars, I . H. Pelp- | j Jefterson ' City, Mo.; A. R. Hirst, n, Wis.; J. N. Mackall, Balti- s, Md.; Leon O. Herrick, Colum- nd T. J. Wasser, Trenbon, A PRINCE GETS A JOB. to Go to Work in Office of Omnpnny—-WAnm to Learn oedt 18 PU- f entering & business life, expressed a wish to learn eroia) side of the company's and he works daily.at the 1t is expeeted that he will be leading position in the com- INEERS ORGANIZE ., .. Nov. 21.~—~Japanese members ted American engineering so- mechanical, ‘electrical, ~ civil {mining, who have returned to oW country, have. formed an as- n to pfomote the interests of n any of these meny| Tt -4 Special For Saturday 3-Piece Overstuffed PARLOR SUITE - in Velour * , only $135.00 COLLECT OLD. TAXES | the Irish government will be constdar- England, | land who have property in the Ioree! W BRITAIN |agroed to w meeting of all o 1l duke to be at Christmas time All the grand dukes, who arg: new scat- | tered quer the world, ‘will ‘be netified é‘mm they are expegtedito attend the {pourt of the dowhger quoen. A number of ‘promingnt *Russian manarohists in Berfin - apd - Munieh aldo have been invited to itend the meeting SOUTH SEA LIFE ~ LOSING ROMANCE SRR \Modern Advancement ls Regpon- ;ible lor This, Says Ethnologist Honolulu, T. H, Dec. 15~—~The glamor, romance and_adventure of the SBouth Scas are disappearing be- fore the spread of modern methods of ill\dlmlry. education and’' lving, ac- | cording to J. I". G. Stokes, ethnolo- | gist attached to the Bishop Museum here, who has returned from a two year tour of the Austral islands in nnection with the mualll?ls en- ‘deavor to establish the origin’of the P'olynesian race. Iiven Rapa—the pindot island which became famous as & ‘place where the men were fed by women {and lolled around listiessly on a stretch of coral strand under shade giving palm trees—is beginning to |show the marks of civilization, de- spite the fact that the ratie of in- | habitants continues to approximate foyr women to one man, Stgkes sald. " There are only 23 taxpayers—men between the ages’ of 21 and 8$—on the island. The rest of the 236 in- habitants are women, young boys and old men. “All of the work except the fish- ing is done by the women, who are comely, sturdy, exceedingly tall, mus- cular and hospitable,” Stokes “The women who first drew attention to Rapa through stories that the women fed the men, apparently visit- led the island during d festival, when the women fed the men ‘in fun.' The women, however, do " perform all agricultural work. “Despite the heavy ratio of women to men, ‘no man has more than one official wife.” The women are none ‘!oo willing to marry the men of, Rapa, as they become little more than Copenhagen Moth Proof Chest in Mahogany and thut DAILY the | held in| sald | HERALD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1922, iyl gl e et o "'hhflrd-“fl"‘fl Nuptials e At South Church Chapel husbands mnd 4f they attempt to en- | joy the same privilegos as thelr hus-| oy eee §, Hibbaed ot Arch street bands they aré Mable to recelve .l .o v’ mupy Staniby, doughter of sovers besiing, er. and Mrs. M. 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