The Seattle Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 9

& a 4 4 4 g Vj eA 4 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 83, 1928 GOLDS “Pape's Cold Compound” Breaks a Cold in Few Hours ine Dent stay stuffedup: Quit blow: |ness, eneexing. The second and third the and snuffitng! Take “Pape's Cold |40mes usually break up the cold Compound” every two hours until | pletely and end all grippe misery, age are taken. The first dose|_“PAPC’® Cold Compound” is the quickest, surest relief known and spens clogged-up nostrils and alr pas | costa only drug stores. mages of head; atopa nose running x Onan au Tastes Melleves headache, dullness, fevertab. | Ineist ear pacts ste Navy Officer to meeting of the Naval Address Reserve Lieutenant Commander George floors’ association to be held at 7 Grant, who recently attended a DP. m. Wednesday at the Etks’ club. Tt has been announced that enroll. ments tn the reserve are still open naval reserve conference in Wash: ington, D. C., will be the principal speaker at the annual dinner and to recruits and navy veterans Preparations are now being made for cruises during the spring and summer. Your Grocer Knows that you want the most delicious syrup at the lowest price when you ler It is a great on bread for children. there is nothing better on pancakes, hot bis- cuits, and for ikne gingerbread. EVERY HAIR ON YOUR HEAD MAY HAVE LONG LiFE AND YOUTB AND BEAUTY IF you will use the great French preparation ED. PINAUD’S HAIR TONIC (BAU DE QUININE) ED. PINAUD’S is the one reliable hair tonic now before the public. Originated and sold more than a century ago by ED. PINAUD; it still remains the leader—the favorite hair preparation of cultured men and women. Nothing has yet been invented that equals ED. PINAUD'S, a very pleasing preparation fer the scalp and hair. One bottle of this pure, fragrant hair preparation wil} convince you that ED. PINAUD’S is worthy of all the praise given to it. Satisfaction in its use is absolutely guaranteed or your money back. t to save or improve your hair; if troubled as Teadtaht ie itching scalp, use ED. PINAUD’S faithfully. PARFUMERIE ED. PINAUD AMERICAN IMPORT OFFICES ED. PINAUD BUILDING NEW YORK CITY BD. PINAUD’S American Import Office, RD. PINAUD Building. Bow York, ‘announces a new creation from Paris. Lilac Tali T's wondertul, Ask you dealer LTTE AA Sresh Snowdrift in a [mey,/blire airtight bucket as easy to open as winding / ° the clock Za) yo United States Ready for E mergency Mobilization American Nation Now Better Prepared for Trouble Than in 1917; Ample Man Power BY LEO BR. SACK WASHINGTON, Jan, 31-—Should developments in the Ruhr valley selsure cause embarrassment to the United States to the extent that war clouds will again bang low, the Unit 4 Btates wil) be fur better prepared for eventualities than it was in April, 1917, when war was declared aguinst Germany. | Emergency mobilization plana, on file in the war department, provide for the assembling of 64 divisions, nine from the regular army, 18 from the National Guard and 37 from the reserves. The regular army, November % consisted of 12,597 officers and 11 4T4 enlisted men. The National Guard contemplates a membership of 500 for each congressman and sena tor, or approximately 265,600, but the Guard ts not now recruited to its full strength, Commissions in the reserve corps have been given to approximately 70,000 officers, while there are ap- proximately 104,000 students in the reserve officers’ training corps. For the coming fiscal year, begin. ning July 1, provision is made in the army appropriation bill for a regular army of 12,000 officers, 125,000 enlist ed men and 7,000 Philippine scouts. For the training of reserve officers, $3,250,000 ts authorized for the com- jing year. The National Guard {s allotted $28,- 939,140 for the next year, or sufft clent to justify @ maximum strength of 215,000 The National Guard, stnoe the war, has developed into a highly efficient military arm, officials believe, and under its present system of training, instead of being a secondary fore Income Tax Facts Tax Due March 15 Advisory Service Taxpayer Liable Read Instructions Income-tax returns, sworn to be- fore @ notary public must be filed with the collector of tnternal revenue for the district In which the taxpayer lives or has his principal place of business on or before midnight of March 16, 1923. Forms for filing re- turns of income in excess of $5,000 or less and forms 1040 for filing re turna o fincome Im excess of $5,000 have been sent by collectors to per- gona who filed similar returns for 1921. Failure to receive a fo how ever, does not relieve the taxpayer of his obligation to file a return and pay the tax on time. Forms may be ob- tained from the offices of collectors of internal revenue and deputy col- lectora. Revenue officers will be sent tnto every county in the United Btates to ald taxpayers in making out thelr re turna =The advisory service hereto- fore offered city reaidents will be con- tinued. This service, tncluding the administration of the oath, ls without cont to the taxpayers. Taxpayers, before seeking such as- sistance, however, are advised to read carefully the instructions on the forma. Taxpayers are advised to note the Instructions with regard to credits for personal exemptions and depend- onts and deductions. They should note arefully the Instructions with regard to Income from “salaries, wages, com- missions, etc., business or profession, interest on bank deposits. income from partnerships, fiduciaries, ete., meome from rents and royalties and other income.” Bureau of Missing Relatives ‘The Star invites its readers to ase this | department as an aid in finding missing | felatives or friends, The department Is | to help im reuniting those who have been separated. Those whose rrintives of friends are missing are invited to report the dianpprarance directi> to The Star. Headers who may know the whereabouts |of persons mentioned in this column as report to ed MATLMAN, — This JAMES P. | man, belleved to be somewhere in this state, {s asked to correspond | with his brother, D. Maltman, whom he hag not seen for ten years, Both mon aro natives of Glasgow, Soot }land. Any information regarding | the whereabouts of the brother will be appreciated by D. Maltmon, caro of Seamen's Y. MC. A., Western ave., Beattie. ees FORMER MEMBERS OF COM: | PANY D, 28TH INFANTRY. —Any member of this company who wit- neased the death of Lieut. M. OC. Bu- chanon is asked to correspond with | local American Legion hexdquarters. |'Tho father of Livut. Buchanon, now visiting on the Pacific const, is anx- lous to get tn touch with any such members of the company. MR. J. P. WILSON PRESIDENT Prosident J, P. Wilaon will ent the diplomas to she mém- of the 28th graduating cla of Wilson'a Modern Liusiness Col- Joe at thelr Commoncement Ex- proinon to bo held at the Masonie Tomplo, Ping Street and Harvard Avenue, Friday evening, Feb- yuary dnd, Several of the mtudents in the clase will MD 6 national degree, “Honor Graduate in Buse inena,”” conferred upon them by the National Association of Ac- oredited — Commercial — Schools. This ie the first time thin degree hi been conferred upon any b jess college graduate in the Northwent, SRA Wy pee ee THE SEATTLE STAR it ts now capable of performing any military duty that may be necessary Not only in man power, but tn equipment, too, the army Ie better provided th:a at any peacetime po- | riod in history. | Doctor Exp!ains Ether Lamp Hoax LOB GATOS, Cal, Jan. #1—Dr Van Los Gatos Inventor won't light up the world by energy Denbure, extracted from the ether for a little | while yet. He admitted it himself, His “radio light,” which has been burning for days, apparently with out wires, isn’t aj) it seems. It has wires, but experts found them hard to discover. “Just @ Ittle relaxation after « few months’ hart work—something to make people think,” was the doctor's explanation. | WIFE CHARGES NON-SUPPORT Mrs, Violet Nelson and her four | children had « hearty dinner of mao front and cheese for Christmas, while W. ©. Nelson, father and hus band, had to skimp along on a $2 | turkey plate at a downtown cafe Mrs, Nelaon testified Tuesday tn sup porting ber clating that Nelson has failed to support her, Nelson is be ing tried by the state. Mrs, Nelson testified thag her husband ts «. plumb er and owns $40,000 worth of prop | erty, ' While Mira, Nelson wns in court, — wi, IPS SERVANT AS HE MAKES ESCAI’E NEW YORK, Jan. #1,—After gain ing admittance to Fifth ave. resi dence by means of a fake telegram of welcome signed by the owner. 4 burglar drove uff with $10,000 loot, Upping « footman 16 cents for calling « taxt, easion notice on her door. Neilso hig twice served terms in jail for falling to support his wife and famt ly. All four of the children, Pa- | tence, 2; Noel, 3; Lillian, 4; Thelma, | 6, were brought into court Tuesday Pureday, the sheriff posted « dlspes. | ] Chamber Committed Hears Maj 6» promotioN section of the wal department Seattle, on the pregram of the Chamber ef Commerce foreign trade department luncheon Smith bullding outlined partment in disposing of three th lone of dollars’ war supplies and Mr. interpretation rules on international bills of lading, Both men are recognized authorities an PAGE ® Authorities James A. Frink, chief of the and W. H. Hayden, of were the principal speakers in the L. & cafe. Mas. 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