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400 DELINQUENT 0N INCOME TAX, LAKE (IO. Thursday, May 29, 1930 Deputy Collector at Waukegan Reports Number Will Ex. ceed That Total More than 400 residents of Lake county have been found delinquent in the payment of income tax, it was disclosed recently by Frank Wortusk, deputy internal revenue collector at Waukegan. All of the delinquents are subject to payment of penalty fur their delinquency. . While some of' the delinquent' have failed to pay on their assess- ments the majority who will be forced to pay a penalty have neglected to file any sort of a schedule as to the amount of their incomes for the year. Expect List to Grow indications are that the number of delinquents will exceed 400. The de- partment of internal revenue is now busily engaged in checking the ul- Min of various employee of firmit and corporations in the city and county with the object of determin- ing as to whether they have filed cor- rect accounts of their incomes. This Work will onuther month or ve1op many more Many Show Intent While in many cases the effort to dodge the payment of income tax there are likewise many cues in which the person subject to the tax has failed tu file through ignorance of the laws. The number of delin- quents is the largest that has been reported in years. A penalty of $5 is assessed in pate-l tieally all cases and where the per" son is subject to payment of tax they lose the right to the 25 per cent re- hate allowed by the government. Checking Corporations Mr. Worack is now busily engaged in checking on the returns of cor. porations. This work is regarded as the most extcnéive and most exact- ing that cumes within the scope of his oifiee and will take much of his time during the next few weeks. Fellowing the completion of this wwk he will begin checking on de- liquents. The maximum penalty for fuiiure to pay income tax is pro- vided in a tine of $2,000 and a year in jail. Reardan, Wa8h.--A beautiful and spaciuus dance hall was recently opened by the Robert S. McCutcheon post of the American Legion here, in an hirsto.rie stone building which the putt remodelled. it is planned to make the hall a eummunity_eenter. For the NEW MAJESTIC RADIO Highland Park Legion Dance " all consume at lean more and may de- delinquents. Aversion to Hot Dog Stand Kept School Dist. Intact for Years The late Ernest E. Lehmann's aver- sion to 'hot dog stands‘ kept the Sand Lake school intact for several year: prior to his. death but with his pass- ing. according to T. A, Simpson, the school probably will be abandoned. But two pupils reside in the dis- trict and there is no necessity for the operation of it any longer, the super- intendent pointed out last week. Lehmann's power over the board W/h" an unusual one. In three land grunts at various times in the last 60 years property was given to the school. One piece went in fee simple to the board and two others were to revert to the owner in case of aban- donment. In this ease Lehmann W. uld have received all but a fourth one. it is said,' it the school closed. Twice it was decided to abandon. the "di'stv'ct but each time Lehmann stated that he would stand against such on action because he feared a not dog stand would get a lease on the quarter acre. If it could have been sold directly the trustees and Lehmann would not have had any occasion to fear the entry " a roadside stand but as the law provided that it should go at public auction the eventual owner would have been problematiea" Now that he is dead, his herd will], and, his land offered for nle through a real estate broker, the heard is ready to close shop and send the pupils to the Lake Villa school, it is understood. Children Find Man Dead When They Go to Make Him Visit 'rwo small children calling on un illd man who had been u great play- mute of theirs, lute lust week found him dead on the floor of his coat“ in the woods on the Desl’luines river near Russell. They ran. crying, to tell their mnther who notified Sher“! Lawrence Doolittle. The dead man was Juhn Wacknw ink 75 years old of Chicago. The two children who fuuml his body are, llxrry Thielun, 8 years old, and his sister. Loretta. 10. Their mother, Mrs. Harry 'I'hielman, is a niece of the old man. He had been staying alone in the outtake, which is ewned by another niece, Mrs.' Annette Andreas, 3234 Suuth Home avenue, Chic-go. for about four weeks. The rennin: ut his breakfast were found on the table by Sheriff Doolittle. An inquest was cunducted by Aa- sistant Coroner Maurice L. Penney.l The jury found that death wu due tn heart disease. The funeral was held in Chicago. Home avenue, Chic-go. for four weeks. 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