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FULL CLYDESDALE
LINE ON EXHIBITION
Perfect Service Is Aim of Ar
lington Motors Corpora
ton Distributors.

one Of the largest and most efficient
truck service stations IN tho city is that
maintained at 386 to 342 Avenue r by
the Arlington Motors Corporation, metro
polltan distributors OF Clydesdale Motor
Trucks. Indeed, few II any concerns are
better equipped more expertly directed
and more conseientiously managed In the
Important matter OF service to its clients
than the Arlington Motors Corporation.
Every truck sale. in fact. is made con-
di,onal upon only absolutely satisfactory
service. and this includes. according to
A. L, Hofrmann. president OF the local
company, who Is himself ranked as one
Of the topnotch motor truck engineers
IN the city, tho repair OF every and any
part OF Clydesdale Trucks, even to en-
tire reconstruction, II necessary,
Mr.. Hoffman, himself personally
directs even the most minor repairs. and
10 perhaps the hardest working head OF
any motor truck corporation In New
The sun., 1919-02-11

ways were llttlo more than trails up
and down over hills and through muddy
valleys. Also over mountains, where
many miles Of car gear work was neces-
sary.
After the GMC had surrnounted these
without difficulty IL was turned into
the fields and sent cross-country. over
logs and through swale stimulating
every condition possible that a truck
could encounter In military service, ex-
ceptlng that OF shell fire.
The GMC came through perfectly
made 100 per cent.-and its selection
followed in due course Of time.
The sun., 1919-02-11
REQ FAMILY AT NEW YORK SHOW

Visitors from all parts OF the country
are here for the New York AutomobIla
show. The REQ family simply could not
stay away. and the happy group is to be
seen daily at tho exhibition hall of the
Garden. where the REQ line IL displayed
Among the REQ folk from Lansing are
r. II. Scott. vlce-president and general
treasurer; F. II. Ake~s. sales manager; G
y. Eldridge. assistant sales manager: II.
=. Thomas, r. Leroy Pelletier, ]. c. MIL
Ter. f.. T, Conlon and w C Parker
James j. Hunt. general manager of the
New York branch, Is Watching out care. .
fully that the REQ family IL well cared
for while in the city
The sun., 1919-02-11
Truck Companies Operating City:

George A. Brown,
$50 Nermilyea Ave. y. 7. &.
Route. No g.
4. Davcy. Inc.
$50 Greenwich St, v. Y. e.
Route. No. 3. to Danbury.
Brush Trans. Co.
~ Washington FL. y. Y. &.
Ro,tr, No. 3. to Danbury
Daily.
Sanuaui Van Co,
ia: r. 168th St. y. y. 4.
EoHte. No. 3, 10 Hartford.
". J. Ryan,
S5s r. 9th ST.. y. Y. e..
hbuie: No. 8. 20 NOTWITHSTANDING Daily
Abe. London,
.45 9Th Ave. y. Y. c.
Route: No. 8. 70 Albany
ii. T. Cushman.
4oS Lexington Ave. Room +i6. N.Y.C.
Route No. :.
Champiain silk Mills.
rs Madison Ave, y. Y. G.
Ro;As: No. 3.
Ii7 Hudson St, n. Y.C.
Roile: No. 3, to hbany-Schsdute: Daily.
WJikes-Barrc & n. y. Carriers Corp,
Rome: No. 7--Schcdaie. Daily.
W. Doughton, Inc,
50 Pearl ST., y. e.
Hoht; No. =, TO Jersey CITY.
Warren Gordon.
1is Liberty St. n. \. G.
ROtHe: Anywhere.
States Trucking Corp.
~ 50. william ST., y. Y.C.
Route, No. :, to Newark Daily.
Sun Co.,
3OS hurch St. n. Y. &.
Routo No. $. to Newarlg Schedule: Daily.
Metropolitan distributors, Inc,
ile W. 10th St, y. \. &.
ROWeS' Nos. q, 4 IL, TO Newark
Schedule: Daily.
Central Foundry CO..
90 West ST, y. Y. &.
R0Mc. No :, Ia Newark-Nchedlle. Daily.
Philadelphia Motor Trans. Co., Inc.
2y2 Lafayette St, y. y. {.
NIFTY Auto Truck Co..
5s Chrystic St, y. Y. q.
Route No. q, to Philadelphia.
IiindsaIe Motor Freight Corp,
lSs Washington ST, y. VIC.
Roac: No o, to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
Daily.
Manhattan & Philadelphia Auto EXP.
200 W. Goth St. y. y. &.
Route No .. to Philadelphia-Sohedul
Daily
Owens Trans. 90.
i4J' Broadway, y. Y.C.
Rome' No o. Ia Philadelphia.
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silent tread Ia fused with a body like
wise calculated in every detail to pro-
mote riding comfort. Immediately be-
meath the tread is set a powerful
breaker strip, whose function II Is to
distribute all vibrations around the en-
tire circumference OF the casing and
thereby to lessen the acuteness of shock
In any one spot
The sun., 1919-02-11

Chelsea Motor Trans. Co.,
NJ Manhattan ST, y. y. G.
Rotne: No. 9--.Sched,.ie. Mon, Wed. 4
Fri.
Fosland Truck Corp.
u. 18th St. y. y. &.
Route No. o, To Philadelphia StLriLie.
Daily.
Mclaughlin Co.. J..
~ W. tI3d St. y. &C.
Route; No. ..
Wall Rope Works. Inc.
~ South St. y. y. &.
Rouie No. 9-,Sohsdtils: Daily.
Champion Motor Delivery Corp.
20 T.. 10th St, y. ". &.
RoWs. No. o, to Philadelphia -.Scheduie:
Daily.
Fred Phillips,
~ Broad ST.. y. Y. c.
Route. No. 9-Seheduie: Daily.
Ny. & Phiia. Auto Trucking Co..
$50 Canal ST., y. &c.
Route: No. o, to Philadelphia Schedule;
Daily.
Beam Fletcher.
Route: No. .. TO Philadelphia --.Ntirdui".
Daily.
X. Brann & Co..
Route. No. ..
BrOci.lehurst & Potter Co..
~ W. 34th ST.. y. I. &.
R0uir' No. o, to Philadelph Schedule:
Daily.
Melrose Auto Trusking Co.
+23 4. 184th ST.. y. Y. &.
ROtis. No. o. to Philadelphia Inter
mediate polntsy-tSoheduie. Daily.
Amer. Motor I'd. Corp,
II Washington pI.. y. Y. &.
Route No. ., to Philadelphia SchSdiie
Daily.
II. Gottlieb & BRO,
?O1 Washington St, y. V. q.
RwEc. No. y. to Philadelphia NCcduis'
Daily.
Auto Truck Co..
~ W. ?ith ST. y. Y.t.
Route No. 0-Schodule. Three times
weekly.
Manhattan 4 PhiIa. Auto Express,
200 West 10Th St, y. Y. 4.
R"Gic No. . to Philadelphia Schedule,
Daily.
l.. BIout,
a709 Broadway. y. Y.t.
Route. No. O-.SchsdHiC Mon, We'd. &
Fri.
A. W, Vandeysent, Inc,
$40 broadway, y. Y. 4.
Route No. 2.
Lenoy Auto Truck Co.
+OS l.. Goth ST.
Rouie no. .. to Philadelphia.
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r. 4. Harvey,
Route! No. l.
Ccsgrifi & Smith
| Nv. 2sth St. y. Y. c.
| Route. No. l-!Schsduls Daily.
ass Central Ave. Far Rockaway, l.. I.
Route. No. l--,Sohcduie; Daily.
Coleman Bros.
Ny. a bridgeport Express,
253 Greenwich ST, \. Y. G.
Route: No. I--Schedue. Mon, Wed. & Fri.
Brush Trans. Co.;
267 Mercer St, y. J. c.
Route: No. 2, through Stamford TO Dan
bury-Sehsdule: Daily.
Highways Trans. Co,
Routes, Nos. , 8. to New Haven & Hart
ford-Schedaie: Daily.
b. Hershneld.
RG ii; 4 81 .s sn S.; q; Daily ali
sss Z; len St; n; 49, &c; s.,.,..,..
Mon 4 Thurs
NIopher Trucking Co..
1917 W. SD St, y. Y. @.
Route; No. 2. TO Bridgeport.
Victory Moving CO.,
1918 BOSTON Road, y. Y. G.
Route. No, =.
United Trucking Co.
i25 Cambridge ~.
Rouie: No. > 4 23. to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Twice a week.
Economy Forwarding Co.
I5 Park Row. y. 7: {,
Schedule: Daily.
Champion Motor E;,ivcry Corp
Route. No. . Schedule Daily.
$50 Greenwich St. ~. T.C.
Route: No. =. to NorWalk
HcrshneId, r..
Route; No. 2-7Scheduie. Daily.
n. Y.-springneid Dispatch.
800 Canal ST; n !: -
Schedule; Daily.
The Thread Agency.
| $50 W. Broadway. y. &.
Route: No, 2, to New Haven-Soheduis;
Tues. & Fri.
Metropolitan Body Co., OF y. u. Inc.
2I8 W. 65th ST., y, Y.C.
Route: No. 2. to Bridgeport Schedule.
Tues. Fri.
q. waldeck.
e44 y: seth ST.. y: &c.
ROnis' NO, 2-tSCheuhle. twice week.
Owners Trans. Co..
I457 broadway. y. Y. G.
Route. No, 2--Sohedlle: Daily.
New England Motor Transport Co.. Inc.
J57 Hudson St, y. y. {,
ROiae: No. 3-SchIduLs: Mon, We'd. & FriA
5. 4 Il. Trucking Co,
1856 RiVington ST., y. Y. G.
Route. No. 8.
Front Auto Truck Co.,
As Peck slip, n. y: &.
Route: No. g. to Hartford-.Schedule
Three times weekly.
n. Y.-springncld Dispatch.
800 Canal St, y. Y. {.
ROEie; No: g., to Hartford h. Springfield
Schedule: Daily.
W. II. Wood a. Sons.
. Washington square, n. Y. &.
Route; No. 3, TO Hartford Worcester.
Seaver Eng. &C..
Grand Central Term.
Route; No. 3-.SCheduie: Daily.
n. Y.-springfeid Dispatch.
100 Canal 81, n. Y. e.
ROHe' No. 3, to Winsted-.S Schedule Daily.
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danger OF crimping Is mlnimized, less
heat Is generated and the tendency to
become brittle and then to crack is
reduced in corresponding degree.
Plainly too the likelihood OF blowouts
is proportionately diminished.
In all other respects This new con-
struction fabric tire has been most care
fully planned. A very tough yet re-
The sun., 1919-02-11

ArrO't & Fauuce, Inc.
>? BrORdWaN, y. H.t.
Rode. No. 9--.SchedLic. Daily.
4. Cooper.
233 =. ,2th St, y. Y. e.
Ro"e NJ, Q, to Fhiltdclp hil-SCksiule.
Tues. & Fri.
NestChcster Fi-h CO..
B5s Brook Ave. y. l.C.
R"WcS Nos. II 4 o, to Perth Amboy &
Camp DiS-rSched",@. Mon. & Wed.
W. J. RYAN.
31N y. 51th ST. y. Y.C.
R0His' No. II. to staten ISlRnI--S Schedule.
Twice n week
II. Amcnn, Inc,
ia J.. i2tth St, y. Y. e.
Route. No, II.
General Chemical Co.
25 Broad ST, '. '. G.
route No 10, to Bayonne.
4. Da,N. Inc,
T.. I3ith ST, y. &C.
route No. II, To NNac.l 4 iial crstraw.
The sun., 1919-02-11
Anywhere Any Time:

Tho NioJoco farm
635 l.. i.th st. YC N,s.
&SySk
po uar,ia ~
'''' ~
4. J. LamN.
1000 l.. 10Th ST. y, g.
Paul UhIich & Co, Inc.
II CIIn ST Y r
NIotor TrucL Ren,iu,o
1890 IroadvsN ~
=. 4. Martin
100 W s3L SEW
IL U,nl,in
Az r. Ioad st.Ny
r. >to,doIso,,
XII W, a5th ST. SyC
". RnIdUi, 4 Sons Ia,
i3pd =, - jn"cIn A..
FL Ru,Le,.,cin
20 T. Itrth sly
n >,ar,o,, 4, ,
q Iinnn,nr Sn,,nto
r,o,. Ir,, 49,,
IL Brnnd,aX. Nv
n .,.o,,o
IS T. ItSth StSy
n n,.r,i,o
70 Monroe ST. N.YC.
N,alnur Truck 60.
MOntcIair, y D.
Modern totp
G35 T.. I;th ST Ny
Nh,s Gcord,n,
2OII Amsterdam Ave. NYC
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

have been adopted They have only
been adopted, however, after long and
tedious efforts. In some cases It has
taken FIVE wears to put bill through
awarding hero of Americas little brush
with Spain a paltry twelve dollars
month. There is on record case where
Congress after four years had passed
a private pension bill only to find that
the proposed beneficiary had gone to the
other world.
1T HAD MANY VICTIMS.
at is tragedy, said Representative
Mead Although the SpanIsh-American
War has been described AS a tIn-pot
affair, the truth is larger percentage OF
the enlisted men were Killed or succumbed
20 wounds or sickness during that brush
than were lost on the American side in
the World War. This seems at first
sight incr edible but the records vii
establish the truth of my statement
Every man who fought for America
during that war was a volunteer and
though we had little fighting, compare
tivelv the casualties in the aggregate
were quite large. Some of the men
who fought are now disabled, some of
them are middle aged and some are old
and feeble.
I'VE are trying to obtain old-age pen
sions and disability pensions corresponding
with the pensions paid TO men who fought
in the Civil War. | presume that the
people of the United States generally
believe that Spanish-Amcrican war heroes
have been remembered by their govern
ment, but such is not the case They
are not protected by war risk insurance
or any Of those beneficial schemes 50
carefully worked out in connection with
the recent great struggle"
FAVORED BY SENATOR BALL
Senator Ball, who Is member Of the
pension committee of the Senate, said
he would heartily favor the House bill.
The Delaware statesman said there were
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19
CONGRESS TO AID
VETERANS OF THE
WAR WITH SPAIN
Representative Mead Will Pilot
OldAge Pension Bill
Through House.
SENATOR BALL WILL HELP
Sr->ciat Dispatch Prom Every Evenings
Washington Cores ponocnt.

Special Dispatch Prom Every Evenings 3
Washington Correspondent
Washington. Dec. l0-Sick, disabled
and aged Spanish American War veterans
will receive relief from the Federal govern
nent on the same basis as veterans of the
Civil Var II a hIll now under considera-
tion and approved by the pension COM
uiIttec OF the House of Representatives
becomes a law. There IS no provision
Nhstever for men. or the families OF men,
who fought against Spain. and IT any man
W drswing q pension he has received It
as a result ot private pension legislation:
Representative Mead of Buffalo viii
rilot the bill through the House and It IS
expected Senator Ball Of Delaware will
perform the same service IN the Senate.
Very few persons, even members OF Con-
rress. sre aware that the disabled Spanish
American war veteran is unable 10 obtain
any assistance whatever from the Federal
government unless some friends gets
special bill through fitting hrs particular
cSSe.
Some Of these private pension bills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

scores Of veterans Of the Spanish-American
War in Delaware who are sick and in
other ways disabled. II these were not
cared for hy their comrades they would
not obtain any succor whatever. the
Senator declared.
'lt seems incredible that the govern
ment should SO long have failed to recog-
nize the brave men who volunteered for
service in that war" said Senator Ball. !"
While comparatively few were killed by
Spanish bullets, thousands lost their
lives through sickness and from other
causes"
You try an Every Evening want sdv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

dollar bill dropped on the floor Of the
poIyroom At Rrcncb and King streets. He
denied tnkin. the money, and a search
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

arrested last night on the complaint Of
tilliam Green, colorcd, Of New Gastle,
who charged that the former swiped a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Denies Taking tho Money.
Frank Polk. colorcd, who said when he
worked he took care Of race horses. was
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

Of hiz pockets failed % diselose u
Lost sometbng7 Try a elas~ifed ad-
verttsement in Every Ey.ninS Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

You try an Every Evening want sdv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-19

A CHRISTMAS SALE
on Coats. SUITS. Dresses
and separate Skirts, now
selling at after January
prices. The time 70 buy is
now. when our stocks are
most complete You get
what you want at q price
you expect to pay IN ban
uary. A visit To our store
will convince YOU.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
703 800 836-2333

There is great interest being mani
tested in town bowling league to
include some of the principal bowlers
of st. Johnsbury The Knights of
Pythias, the fremen, and the Elks
are ready to enter teams in the league
and the Fairbanks bowlers will fur
nish a fourth team.
If two more teams are entered it
can be made six team league and
there will be a contest scheduled for
every night Live wire organizations
like the Commercial Club, Crescent
Club, Knights of Columbus, and other
organizations have the material for
excellent teams.
Now is the time to put st. Johns
bury on the map in the bowling game
so that later in the season competi-
tive games can be played with New
port, Sherbrooke and other cities and
towns up and down the valley.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28

Rathbun, Vera Doyle, Priscilla
Brooks, and Isabelle Porter of the
various things to do in case of fire
very interesting and instructive
drill.
After the fire drill, Miss Margaret
Kicker repeated the Scout laws SC
that all might become familiar with
them.
The military drill by two patrols
of eight girls each was we'll executed
and showed that a great amount of
hard work must have been put into
it.
The compass drill by eight girls
was a unique affair and well perform
ed.
A demonstration of knot tying was
given by Miss Dorothy Baxter and
Frances Chappell, proving that girls
can tie the various knots as we'll as
boys.
The troupe sang otis the Girls we
Love Best" after which the Girl
Scout Health laws were given by
Miss Hazel Wilkie.
The signalling drill was very inter-
esting. In tbs drill the girls were as
sisted by Scout Stuart Farr.
By request from the audience the
setting up drill which was given Sun
day night was repeated.
Leon Baxter announced that the
Girl Scouts would begin today d
canvass of st. Johnsbury for sustain
ing membership for their organiza
ton.
After the splendid exhibitions and
demonstrations which this troupe of
girls have given during the past three
days, they should meet with a very
generous response to their npnoal,
The exercises closed with singing
by the troupe Of their recruiting
song.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
HIGH SCORES
AT OPENING OF
BOWLING LEAGUE
Fuller and Logan Topple
Them Over Around 500
Mark at Barquin's

The Fairbanks Bowling League
of st. Johnsbury opened" it's
season at Barquin's alleys last
night and there was lively con-
test between teams 1 and 2. Team
No. 2 had the best of the scoring
topping total of 1888 pins against
2181 for their opponents. C. E. Full
ler for team 2 and J. Logan for team
1 certainly had their eye on the pins
for Fuller scored an even 500 while
Logan came a close second with 495
An average of 166 for three strings
is certainly hitting the pins in great
form for SO early in the bowling sea-
son. If Fuller and Logan keep up
their good work they are in for a
record season.
The score follows:
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
ARMADAS HOLD
LYNDON II TO @

The St. Johnsbury Armadas ac-
counted for themselves in good shape
when they held the Lyndon Institute
to II, to 0. For a team that has had
no signal drill or practice they did
better than could be expected. Ray
Shcrburn was elected Temporary Cap
tain and managed to drill few sig
nails into the boys before the game
The only accident that married the
game happened in the last quarter
when Varney of the Institute receiv-
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
TUESDAY, OCT. rs, 1919
PRESS COMMENT
Justice Stafford's Warning
(Rutland Heraldl

Justice Wendell P. Stafford Of St.
Johnsbury and Washington made an
address at the 150th Dartmouth an
niversaly celebration, which reveals
the calm judgment Of the judicial
mind, and at the same time the clear
perception of the observer of affair at
the seat Of government.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
State Of Ohio, City of Toledo,

State OF Ohio, City Of Toledo,
Lucas County, S.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is senior partner of the firm of F. ].
Cheney &c Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. D. 1886. A. w. GLEASON,
lSeaD Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials. free. 81
f. J. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo. o,
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
GIRL SCOUTS
STARE CANVASS
Continued from page one)

Continued from page One)
bed making. First Miss Eleanor
Steele made the bed. Then Miss Eli
zabeth Ide, the "patient" occupied
the bed and Miss Natalie Stickney
changed the bed with the patient in
it.
Next came the fire drill. This was
a demonstration by Misses Mary
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28
knights of Pythias

Regular meeting of Apollo Lodge
No. 2, Tuesday evening, at 500
Oct. %. The Rank of Knight will be
worked.
H. w. Clark, G. c.
H. Z. Anderson, K. X. S.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28

Entered as second-class matter May
I, 1916, at the post office at st.
Johnsbury, Vermont, under the act of
March 3, 1879.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28

Passumpsic Lodge, No. ~, +. q A..
M.
Called Communication Thursday
evening, Oct. 80. The E. A. degree
will be worked.
Regular Communication Thursday
evening, Nov. 6, at 7.30.
Birney L. Hall. W. III.
Fred 81. DolIoff, Secretary
Haswell Royal Arch Chapter No. ii
Called Convocation Thursday eve
ming, Oct. %, to work the M. M. de-
gree.
Stated Convocation, Friday even
ing, Nov. ID, at 1876.
Bloomfield A. Palmer. e. H. p.
RAYMOND A. PEARL, Sec.
Palestine Commandery. No. S, K. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday evening,
Nov. 4th at 7.30.
Willard V. circuit, Gem
A. M. Lang, Recorder.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28

Referee, Marshall and Connors.
There will be meeting of the
team at the Armory tonight at 7.45
p. m.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-28

AS members Of the Associated
Press that organization is entitled 'ex-
clusively to the use for republica-
ton of all news dispatches credited
to it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights of republic
cation of special dispatches herein
are also reserved.
Courier Democrat., 1919-11-20

Upon the face of figures obtain
able from various counties. it is es-
timated conservatively that taxes
for state purposes will be l25 to 21O
per cent higher tha= last year while
county taxes will run from 10 to 81
mar cent higher. Most of the
counties have completed preparing
the tax schedule on the basis Of the
galue Of lands as left by the state
, hoardeof equalization. This board
left thirteen. counties assessed land
values at the-same rate as equalized
by the board ofecounty commissioners
They are Bottinsau, Bowman, Cass,
Dickey, Divide, Dunn, Hettinger,
Kidder, Logan, Mercer. Renville,
Sheridan and Stark. In other coun-
ties the valuations we're raised from
8 to "a per cent; Foster having tht
high increase. Other big boosts wer'
given Sargent 10 per cent; Trail, u
. per cent; Sioux, 70 per cent Stuts
man 50 per cent; Pembina, So pc
.s,ent; Grand Forks, 63 per cent
Barnes, AZ per cent; Cavalier 40 pc
cent; Eddy, 80 per cent Griggs. 4
per cent.
Courier Democrat., 1919-11-20
CALL FOR B4Hs;

NOTICE is hereby given, that sale
bids will be received by ST. Alphon-
sus Church of Langdon, N. OAK, for
the furnishing of all materials me-
,cessary and the painting and decora-
tions of the inside of tine priests
house, belonging to the said church
in the City of Langdon- Said wosk
and materials to be Fa accordance
with plans and specifications there
for and bids therefor ynuat be in the
hands of the Secretary on or before
the first day of December 1919 at 6
O'Clock p. m.
Full details of said plans and spe.
eifcations may be obtained at the
Office of Rev. M CORY in the said
City Of Langdon.
The successful bidder will! be re,
guired to enter into a written con-
tract and furnish bond or other suit
able security in the sum of $500. fol
the faithful performance Of the termi
of the contract.
St. Alphonsus church hereby re
serves the right to reject any o
all bids.
Dated at Langdon, N. Dak., thi
, 18th day Of Nov. 1919
, st. Alphonsus Church,
By S. Scheftor, Secretary, Lang
n don, N. Oak. 18-2t