davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-09
KILLS A BEAR

Mayor E. F.. Chamberlin killed 8 black bear and cub yesterday morning near bis home in the north end of the city. The bear came nosing around the Mayors house with her two cubs and then started back in the woods. Mir. Chamberlin got rifle from Dairy man Adelman and killed the bear and one cub. The other cub disappeared.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-09-09
STORM WINDOW TIME

Hotel windows are going to be washed now and storm windows placed as the past few nights indicate that the summer, or what summer there was, is gradually ending and ec'd weather is approaching.
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KonAx rInisHis6


Send yoprs MttnsL f6r d~eVelopins, ptntine,
~. sAofs s9tddio. Grand Forks. =. D..
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SINGS HATE SONG
FOR FOOD UMPIRE

Berlin, Dec. 31.-Food Minister
tHermes is Just about the most Cor
daily. hated man in Germany. On
the hate list he stands next to Herr
SClemenceau" and Herr Doktor Will
son. n
Whenever there is a shortage Of ,po-
tatoes or bread, when prices go up
again, then Invariably the people turn
against Herr Hermes, the food min
lister. The left wing says: why
didn't he keep up the bureaucratic
servfce OF potato. and meat ,distribu-
ton? Then Herrnes could have forced
the peasants e Sell potatoes and meat
TIE right wing. is for fresiEade:
"Ifs5co1ee buyers were free to buy cof-
fee, then we would pay. only Is marks,
but Hermes forbade the importation
of coffee, consequently we must rely
onsthe smugglers. who buy 1t at less
than IL marks, but, sell It Tor So
Just because Hermes believes that
Germany, being a poor country. should
not indulge in coffee drinllng. -
tify his actions, and in the course, Of
the discussion the following, figures
were published:
While In the good old days Of 1913
the average ration consumed by. one
person in one week was five pounds
of dark bread, and: two and one-half
pounds Of white bread, the average ra-
bread md q little over one.half
pound OF. white bread the qualify is
SO poor that the difrefence is bigger
in reality.
One pound and a h41s Of butter a
week for n person was the pre-war
'ration-now one pound of margarine
has taken its place. I
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al NOTICES
IT, s C13AS401. II
STATEsoF NORTHDAKOTAA14

81 !. t3ks.g8 Il fSts .ssSr. (. ~ ~;
STATE OF NORTH tDAKoTA,AA
8 County 81. Grand Forks.
~ .InfCounty Court. g
In the matter Of the estate ssof Ole J.
Justine; Q. Tweet, admin: II d d. &
: ofs Ole J.. Tweet.a7de- II
ceaseds5t.: ~. $50. .s.s. .s.. sen Petitioner
Ase's: r {; s''ll ss;ts 9'F EsE.
Tweet. ana EieR 81 B
Tweet. and Osmund' r. y
Knudson; special guar.
The. State Of North Dakota and the said
county court to the above re-
spondents, greeting:
y Yo0s and each OF you. are hereby cited
and required to be and appear before the
county court of the County of Grand
Forks in sal state, at the Office Of the
eSnatY ko 3assf IL .f e. s cit1 s. Pqg9 rsnd 4 folks Ks
February, As d, sls21.wat twoso'cl0ck p
Cause M;,oa1 Il sn ,aa sg.ra Se.! AND WSv' thereto sDa sh se,
count of. Justine o.. Tweet. as admin
istratrix OF said estate shall npt be ,al-
Logged az, fled. and the property Of said
entitled al heirs Of said deceased.
Personal service OF the above citation,
ct least twenty co. days prior to such
hearing on: Oswald J.. Tweet, Joseph
lTweet and osmund X. Knudson, as spe-
cial guardian Of Ellen s.. Tweet.a minor.
sAlso service by publication in the
Grand Forks Herald once a week, for
sons interested In said estate Including
named in the caption. hereof
"A. D..1921. q n &.
s(sEAAlls ;yS ;a%s.r
Judge of the County Court.
Dec. 81; Jan. 7-14-21.l 94F
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JOB WANTED ON FARM FOR WIN.
ter: wages hrst letter. Write G71
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Want Al Rates


fssassse 0satsts Nord.s nay.
r ~ . 1&as . Month.
az no enahge IN a6.y
HlHintm charge 70 - eents ~ day
900 more days, Minimum cfAree
9 2 day 3S cents. UeHN q words
- M0E 9 Eel. your moneys worth.
~ SntideF you TO publication
IN ogtAa thssmofninE and eveingA sdi-
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tdgfhS 9xentng Esdltiun. and 6 o'clock
sSSSe&Z evening for the morning
He6tsion except Saturday whengforms
zee u p. ~. for Sunday morn
fHfsNrHoNE Want Aps-waat
AalySrS received. by phone, but are
F%sApaYable h saine day - rscelvod
. coIlection will be made ct pour
tNanemo Nqfs olR1ces - eoon sis COM
ysnient . the collector 70 call.
Etnlg y qAccomYodAtl6u sakvtce ara
aAsYhsens the bill ID presented.
orr Or TowNNoRD,nIsRis must b
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Please comply with this rule 10
eyoid Inconvenience and delay.
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Want Ad in these columns that 10
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THE HERALD viii accept only Clean
ADVERTISING and reserves the right
tsto f9vise q copy to conform with
z mesleup rules Of classified eAver.,
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TO TAKE UP HURLEY CASE.

La Crosse, Wkaissa.MSsDec. 31.--Dehnite
announcement is.saInadeshy United
States District fAttorney5AWolfe that
t~heSfederal grand jury which will fe-
convene here next month will take. mp
the Hurley cases. resulting rpfnSSstAhel
raid last Monday. None .6fsTths de-
they desire to appear before Judge
!4andis.Splead guilty a~nd.receiye zen
itence. HI vs.
Trial OF the. Hurley cases is not ex-.
pected until another term OF United.
iIStates court e be held either 1t SUI
9perlor or. Eau Claire.
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AUSTRIAN. ART SOCIETIES u
u TRY no SAVE GORFT,INS

Vienna, Dec. MS31.-Representatives
Of all the Austrian associations de
voted to science and art have pro-
tested to Chancellor Mayr against the
contemplated pledging Of the priceless
Gobelin tapestries owned by the gov
eminent as security for food supplies
1t has been proposed that the tapes
cure twoSmonths' flour rations from:
the United States. d
Steamboat service on the lakes oil
Upper AustriaEand in the Salzkamner@
gut region ofsUpper Austria, Syria
and Salzburgsswil be suspended Janu-
airy 1 beea1sefsa.ptf the excessive over
head use
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GRAIN.

Minneapolis, MIMI, Dec. 81
Wheat started easy today with no
new stimulus to hold the market, but
after a ga cent decline from yester-
days closing prices a steady advance
developed. March wheat sold down
to $1.61 1-2. early and on the upturn
sold to $1.65 la, reacted a bit and
advanced again to $1.66 ga, again
dropping back. May vas laggard, adj
vancing from $50 LIZ until it reach
ed $1.63 SIS.
! Coarse. grains had a light head Of
steam. corn futures hating after an
advance of Ia cent. May oats sold
off, shade and advanced 3-S when
leaders turned higher. December.
however, sold down 7-8 cent on a lit
tie selling and slow pit demand. May
rye advanced 1 ga cent and barley
Ia cent on a light trade. Flax
bulged 4 1-2 for May on moderate
buying.
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Recently when an attempkswas
made 70 change the position 6tsPly-
fell In two. The same thing happens
when an attempt Ii made % ch1nge
the position OF either OF the kreat
political parties; historians will recall
the disasters OF 1850 AID 1911.
A man named Schaeffer In New
York City married twenty women be-
fore he was. arrested.s Undoubtedly he,
will feel very much at home In the
court room!
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LIVE sTOCK,

Chicago, Dec. 31.-Cattle receipts,
1000; beef steers steady; she stock
and feeders steady; bologna bulls
strong to Is cents higher; v~ealscalyes
weak to lower; shipping calves
strong; early bulk steers, beef steers,
$500 $50; choice bolognas up to
$500; few head heavy veal calves to
packers mostly s11.O0@12.00; se-
lected shipping calves, $3.50 and
higher.
. Hogs receipts, $1,000; active, largely
35@ SO cents lower than yesterdays
average; butchers off most: top, $3.50;
bulk, 1886 q 9.25; pigs, IS to 40 cents
pigs, $9.50@9.75.
Sheep receipts. <s,ooo;- fat sheep
and lambs rs to SO cents lower than
general market yesterday; prime fed
western lambs, $11.75; bulk, $1O.5O@@
ll.50; choice aged wethers, $3.50;
best ewes, s4.75; bulk, $3.75@425;
feeders steady.
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POTATOES.

Chicago. Dec. 31.-Potatoes strong
er; receipts. % cars; northern whites.
sacked, $1.50@1.65 cwt.; bulk,s-$1.sot
a Ito. -.
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Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 3I.-Wheat
prices were advanced sharply today
on export and milTers' demand. De-
scember spring wheat closed 3 Ia up
at $1.7O nominal, March, 3 Ia up at
$40 asked, and May 2 "A up at
$1.67S1-2 asked; December durum
closed 2 3-8 up at Sill IL nomin-
ally March O. 3.2,up at $1.71 l-2 bid
and May 2 5-S upfat $1.69 rs bid.
=. Flaxseed was strong but trade was
confined mainly to- .evening up oper-
.Ations;' Decembers.closed S up at
$1.93 nominally; March.5 up at $1.y3
bid and May s ID up at $2.07 bid.
Rye closed l 1-2 up at s1.53 LAO
LIB IA for spot; December un-
changed 1t $1.51Sasked and May ! IA
up e S1.41 I'd asked. Oats closed
Is4.yyp at As s-S for spot. and barley
UNCHANGED at 5o@ss for spot:
northern. sI7s@I.77; No. 5 dark
idfhrum, on track. $1.73s 1-2@1.78 1-2;;
sNoSss2s amber durum, ~$1.71 leo
LIS IL; No. 2 amber durum, arrive.
Sill 1-2; No. L durum, SLIGO l-2;
No. 2 durum, SLOT 1-2; No. l mixed
Fdurum; s1.69 L.; No. 2 mixed durum,
SLIT 1-2; No. ! dark hard Montana.
on track, $l.75@1.77.
Flaxseed-on track and arrive.
ASf.ss: December. Sl.S8 nominally;
January, $l.93;t May, 1907 bid.
Oats-On track and arrive, As 3-s.
Rye-On track, $1.53 1-4@1 .55 Ia;
arrive. $1.51 Ia; December. .$1.5I.
asked; May, Sal Ia asked. &
Bsriey---On track. 50@65.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Dec. 31.-Butter unsettled:
receipts SOIL tubs; creamery extras
81; firsts 40.to 81; seconds 3s to 81:
standards AZ 1-2. ,
Cheese unchanged. -
- EGGS lower: receipts 2,478 cases;
firsts So ID to 60 l-2; ordinary firsta.
81 to 81; at mark, cases sincluded, 81.
to 81; refrigerator firsts Sc to III:
refrigerator extras ST 1-2 to So.
Poultry alive lower; fowls 20 to %:
springs IS; turkeys 40.
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JUST RECEIVED A NEW SHIPMENT
OF corn: Marleau's.F Feed Mill, Mime
sofa Point.ssStk Phone.2111.s /. ~ b. IL
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bonds.

New York, Dec. 21.-Pr:ces at noon
were: 3 LIS, 90.12; first as. 'S4.7O;
second 4s, "a. 40, bid; first 41-4s, $50;
second 4 las. 84.68; thirdl 41-4s,
$3.50; fourth 4 las, Sass; Victory
3 3-4s, 1858: Victory A SITS, $50.
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New YORK. DEE. Sl.-ofls; equip
;NIaantts.. ~ motors, copperss xtobaccos.
:4extileas&ndSS feathers were " dncreas-
SgSlys Ahtivhs ana strong during to-
;aaxsH sSSNpafket Mexican Pan
s.HHsRoyzlstSDutc
8&Nrls A4rsBtake.sssB aldw44tE$K elly-
apisst!sl IA United atatesissiItIbber.
efafsss& g1l1aSStcan sTpbacco.. TobaceoA Pro-
AAgS1paa s.sSaA eDericaf1sS Wooden ,Sss sYfHCentral
aAssEtAAASfsssnnM Hide. preferrsdssaregis-
AfS0ffYHefsnlEh SsEEtRinAsof two oSaamost
MEWes9lphints. Mills moved nf0re3 de-
athesratetys however, the rise among
investment and speculative& issues
shotdings within I + > APPOINT HINTS.
tAtlanticsq ulfsmadenupnth the greater
part of its loss and Vanadfum Steel
Swas strongest OF the independent
T. Can money. opened and renewed
INTO next week at seven per cent and
exchange on London was firm.
The final session Of the year ON the
stock exchange began with a firm to
strong tone, many of the leading
shares making Substantial advances.
Pacific st. Pau preferred: Anacon-
da; Baldwin Locomotives; American
Tobacco and Observation-Disclosures, in
which gains ranged from 1 to ga
points. Atlantic Gulf vas once more
the most conspicuous exception, .sop-
ening alta fractional loss which soon
Flowsfecord 571-2. Among the early
dealings were a few cash" transac-
tons, these %eviedntly being made to
establish income tax payments for the
expiring year.
The market. moved confidently for
ward during the DOL hour to the
discontinue of the shorts. Shippings,
oils, steels,. equipments and coppers
continued to lead, rails also making
further Improvement Outstanding
features embraced American Interna-
tionali Mexican Petroleum, !Crucible,
Baldwin and ST.. Paul Preferred. i,
Leaders reacted i to 5; points, in the
last hour. when Reading developed
moderate heaviness, but extensive
short covering continued. 49,
The closing was easy.> Sales ap-
proximated 1,100. 900 shares.
PRODUCE.
New York, Dec. 31.-Butter steady;
receipts. 4,264 tubs; creamery. higher
than extras. 81 1905: extras (92
score), 81; firsts (SS to 81 score). Al
q so a1-2.
Eggs unsettled; receipts, $40
cases; fresh gathered extra firsts, ~
/ @73; ditto, firsts,, 70@7I.
Cheese steady; receipts, .1;360
boxes; state whole milk. held specials,
early made, 27@28;. ditto, fall made,
25@28; ditto, average run. Sf24@25;
state whole milk flats, fresh specials,
24@25; average run, 22@23.
Poultry, alive, irregular; chickens,
by freight, 80; ditto. express. 1905;
fowls, 81; ROSTERS. %; turkeys. As. Y
Dressed easier; western chickens, in
boxes, S0@42; in barrels, 25@34:
fowls, 22@37; ROSTERS. '22@24;
turkeys. young. 51@57; old, 44@48.
Newi:York, Dec. 3l.-Cotton futures
closed steady; January 14.34; March
ll3.69; May 1885; July 14.09; October
IA ~ f E EhsT
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q 3.Hfff
!. and chez ,ssss ssa az W. ts ! $50 IA ssEla .
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FOR SALE-BABYF BED. tHIGHSCHA1R
and buggy, gas stove andaextra5 larUp
pillow. 71e Chestnut st. SsPhone 11SS.
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IGraRd Eorls dI

SEE US sFpRHGPRIcEs MpNssIssQa
Co, a.. a. Forks. sMinn.s 4a4Ss.N:
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CASH SALES.

Chicago, Dec. s1.-wheat. No. 1
mixed $1:s1. Corn, No. 4 mixed $50
&c 1-2; No. 3 yellow 50 a 70. Oats,
2 white AZ 1908; No. 8 white
46 1-2@46 3-4. Rye, No. 2, $1.57@ q
1.59 Ia. Barley 77@8O. Timothy
seed $5.50@6.50. Clover seed $3.50
$4,000. Pork nominal. Lard $12.65.4
Ribs $1O:75 a 12.O @si G
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WANTED TO RENT ROoNs. AI,r,
mcdeFti. Tor light housekeeping. Phone
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WANTED no RENT - SECTION
.8 farm Dakota Have FreferencA.
4 Write, C1ias 8Backer. s01 Forest Ave-,
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CALI. GEORGE HILER.s FOR ALI.
kinds q wood: deliveSed.. Phone 234O.s
i

KITCHEN RANGE FOR SALE. 1.3o
Cheyenne Avn. -ssj, B, a5Ssri
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WANTED TO REfsT-sMALLS MOD.
ern house by rssponaibls party.
Writs.ssB Box al. city.
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DR. q. EDGAR HODGE, OVER THE
.Dacotah Pharmacy. Phone Sb1w.
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PRODUCE.
COTTON.

NewsYork. Dec. 31.-Cotton futures
closed steady: January 14.34; March
1889; May 1885; July 14.0e; October
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MONEY TofLoAN. A. II. NASH, r, q
Clifford BLDG. Grand Forks, Nd.
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PEtsksnnAr,

DIR. e. o.. NIMLos
Tel. saw 317tNw. Matt Bank BID
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN. TABLE.

GRAIN AND FLOUR.
i Minneapolis, MINI, Dec. 31.-Flour
unchanged. Shipments, 54,s65 bar
rels. Bran, $26.o0@2S.o0. ~. nc
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Minneapolis, Mimi. Dec. 81
Wheat receipts 23l cars compared
with 431 cars a year ago.
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FARM LOANS IN THE RED RIVER
Valley in Minnesota. Rates reason
able. Prepayment privileges granted.
Forks, MINI, -
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LARGE SIZE OFFICE SAFE WANTED.
or write. Business Onice,
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WANTE2 TO RENT-BY ExPERI.$
enseds farmer section farm, fall
to year ease. Answer az once.
Write R,rt 4. 20 Rpx g, Johirstown.ssN. .,
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MONEY no LOAN.

'ChiidfSns, taken care OF byg'day, week OF
month. Phone. 1851. Write. $50 Herald.
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TWO EYRNISHED ROOMS FORaIfnHT
housekeeptnKsa close q Phone no.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
over First NATL. Bank. SpeciA. atten.
ton to skin and urinary diseases.
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GRAIN
DULUTH.
GRAIN RECEIPTS.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 31.-Elevator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat, co.
600 bushels; oats, 10000; rye 5000;
flax. 100. y. <
Shipments: Wheat, 1890; rye,
29,700; fax, $500.
Elevator receipts bonded grain:
Wheat. 10,400. 4.
Duluth inspections: Wheat
Nos. / and 2 dark northern and Nos.
/ and 2 northern. s; No. 8 dark north
ern and No. 8 northern, s; other
spring, 10; Nos. ! and 2 amber ,durum
and Nos. 1 and 2 durum. 8; No. 8
durum and No 3 durum, l.;
other durum, 2; Nos. / and dark
hard winter and Nos. l and 2 hard
winter, L. mixed, IL; smutty mixed.
L.. All wheat, A. Flax. s; oats. 2;
rye, IL. All grains, 81. On track, A.
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wANTEDro Bux

Painting. caictminins. p~aperhanEinr
plasteranK done: Phone 220E.s !.
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HELP-FENfALE

MK1D WANTED-FoR FRATERNITY;
house at. University. Apply. in person
to Miss Canvet.r at s305 Hamlin Ave-.
mornings. Wages $40#per month.
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MITCHELL N

Herald Want Ads Bring Results,
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ALL YOUNG WOMEN ARE INVITED
to make the Young Woman's Chris
tian Assn. their headquarters while
in the city.
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EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOR
general homework. No washing. Mrs.
Geo. E. Duis, al Reeves Ave.
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A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION

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Do you want his interest stimulated
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GOVERNMENT TANES

Income and Excess Profit Faxes Due
On or Before December 18th. No
Days Of Grace.
Burlington, Dec q II appears that
some taxpayers believe that they have
ten days grace on the fourth install
mcnt Of the income and excess profits
taxes due December 9TH Such pro
vision was contained in the 1917 Rev
enue Act, but was removed BY the
Revenue Act Of 1918. No extension can
be granted under the law.
In order that this impression may BE-
corrected, you are hereby advisedthat
December 18th is the last day for
payment Of the fourth instalmcnt Of
the income and excess profits taxes
tie this year To avoid penalty, n
tax must be in the Offices Of Collec-
tors Of Internal Revenue or branch
C,'irrs by midnight Of that date.
Inquiries reaching the Commission
er Of Internal Revenue indicate be
lief that taxpayers have ten days
grace on this installment Such
provision was contained in the 1877
Revenue Act but was removed by the
r venue Act Of 1918.
y yment Of the fourth nstallmeut
my be made in cash or by money or
der or check. Cash payments should
not be sent by mail. II is requested
that taxpayers return the notices sent
them with remittance in order 10 iden
Lify the payment. The Bureau Of In
-ern"l Revenue urges that whenever
posi- lc payment be made by check or
money order This method helps the
.aSporor by saving him trip 10 the
Collectors office and avoids congestion
It the cashiers window Check or
money order should be made payable
o Collector OF Internal Revenue"
Bills will be- sent 10 taxpayers. but
allure 10 receive a bill does not re-
ieve the taxpayer Of his obligation to
,ay on time
J. r. KENNEDY. Collector