The evening world. Newspaper, October 18, 1918, Page 4

hie tH EV Has King Carl Granted Separate Autonomies ENING WORLD, FRIDAY, 00TO mr 611000 LBERT BONDS NOW FREE FROM WAR TAXES Commissioner of — Internal Revenue Announce New Ruling on Exemptions. 'y Pilots Could Not See Ground and Smashed Theit Ma- te chines in Landing. | HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 18.—-Of) army aleplanes that left North- L 1, yesterday on a Liberty advertising trip, five reached | jeut, the sixth returning to becruse of the heavy fog. ‘the five that hit Connecticot, hit #0 forcibly that the ma- Were smashed. None of the| was hurt severely, but they painful bruises. pilots related to-day stories flight abuve the clouds and Give through 2,000 feet of vapor h extended so close to the ground ft deceived them and thus led to For the period of the war and for two years after the signing of peace an individual may hold, free from in- ixes, excess profit t Ae ea OF war profit taxes, Liberty Bonds of the various issues aggregating $110,- 000. ‘This js in accordance with a new ruling received by Internal Revenue tor Willlam H. Edwards from Daniel C. Roper, Commissioner of In- Cc ternal Revenue. “To obtain the maximum exemption the bondholder muat subscribe to and hold $30,000 in bonds of the Fourth “ th Liberty Loan,” said Collector Ed eiiiel | wards. AM “ie the subscription Is for $30,000 xe a ke ohh & RON Abe eee a TNA : Only 1 Day Left to Keep Faith with Pershing’s Armies Best & Co. Fifth Ave, at 35th St. Est. 1879. Special Sale Saturday > the following are the exemp tn vot arse eens | WAR WILL END SOON Foret schon ooo sse| SAYS BARON BURIAN AFTER SEEING U, S, NOTE of the Firet Liberty Loan convert into bonds of the Second and Third ustrian Foreign Minister Says Ber-| lin and Vienna Are in Ac- cord On Peace Plans. ISTERDAM Oct 18. — Baron | Austro-Hungarian For- | addressing the For-| mmittee of the Aus- flass jars. BUY Liberty Loans, bonds of the Second Liberty Loan, converted and uncot i | verted, and bonds of t | Loan, $45,000 in the agy of the First Liberty Loan converted into bonds of the Fourth Libert | AS Loan, in the exerci arising as a consequence of bonds of the Fourth Liberty Loan ~ Minister 1 Affairs ¢ e issu ? $30,000: ‘Total, $105,000. If the original | (rian Delegations on Wednesday, said 4 omens ecKwear subscription to bonds of the Fourth |he had not yet received President Loan be for a less amoun Wilson's reply to Austria, He added i $90,000, the aggregate exemption ‘In the discussion of such documents | |we always establish an agreement | with Germany.” Naren Burian said that after a; $45,000 above mentio; ited to one and one amount of bonds of the Fourth Loan | xd will be 1.25 lim 85 1.75, nif time i originally subscribed by the owner {Careful ,examination of President| Designed for the New and till owned by him at tha wats |WHs00's renly to Germany nothing | * | Lin » Lim to change his state- 4 A of his tax return, | Te fs Round Neck Dresses: The wet provides that these ex- | a ee far distant date we will reach a s- | emptions shall be in addition to the | 1D COLLARS $6,000 exemption on bonds and certifi | sation of hostilities on all fronts ne ROUN LARS. y toe provided In ection T of tne| erie’ necetiatione fer the sone) New round net collars—in white and Second Liberty Loan Act. The totai|” «we can be fully convinced. that ., cream color—some plain shirred or piaited, exemption applies to bonds owned by | Germany will be in @ position to ac- others lace trimmed. Regular 1.00 grade. ‘any Individual, partnership, assoclt- leopt the President's demands regard- a : r . ‘ . tion or corporation. irg the humanization of th , Special .85 “Lt shewld be particularly notedlac noe ty that exemption as ta $45,000 Libert Bonds of previous insues, other than unconverted Firsts, is cont subscriptions to and continued terminated.” ing of Fourth Liberty Bonds; tha OO 96,000 exemption is an aggregate ex ~ GERMAN generally yond wh vecially as reg: the war may be consid. “ROUND NECK GUIMPES. »» Featuring the round neck line, some fin- ished with lace or net frills, some with col- lars. All have tucked or hand embroidered many inte ¢ the moi ed t fronts. Some cream colored nets with emption, including certificates of CAMOUFLAGE | real filet lace inserts. debdtedness, War Bavings Certificates 10 AVOID AB ! > and bonds of i e except un. Regaler 1.75 grade. Spectal 1.98 litre ce eee O10 A BOYCOTT tions, other than the $5,000 exemp- ut Other Peoples Are Not to Be tion, will terminate two years after the termination of the war." ‘ Regular 2,50 grade. Special 1.75 ses You Never Pay More at Best's ae ne ile oo WASHINGTON, Oct a 18.—Regula- Me MBB RA ae Meal pre verti Only 1 Day Left to Keep Faith With Pershing’s Armies, Best & Co, Fifth Ave. at 35th St. Est. 1879 nded to prevent German- d firms rland from ander th owr with factories in Switz-! exporting their product guise of Swiss goods after adopted by Swiss ¢ ablishment of a new tional trade mark for all Swiss ex-| t ee port The regulations provide that use of ub i) confined to firms t whose capital is Swiss, any ro0ds al ly are made in Switzerland exclusively by the | It is known that many firms ope- rat in the country which are os- tensibl iss have been established , by G non capital, or acquired from the iginal owners by Germaa ma cturers, in order that an ap- parently neutral outlet might be se- irod for German-made goods in the T Dre tent Cham- | (; r Con is in ad-| ices received here, tng that t easy, but itt er is alive to the probability of use of the & ‘ ' 1 anufacturers , ¢ 1g cases of this B. 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