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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17
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BoISEEvIN AMBITIONS.

If the average reader had besn told
III years ago thatwithin dx years .
treat empire such a. that Of Russia
would have collapsed. that the govern
mentSof IT. riches and m9st populous
section Woi1ldshAve heen 11ised by such,
an organisation u thatlof the Bolshe-
Wiki. that this orsanization would be
succsssfuI In maintaining itself by
brute force and sheer terrorism, that
It would a. this time be engaged in
the conquest OF . neighboring nation.
and that this step would be merely
preparatory to the spread CT Its prin-
ciplsetand,tnlnalgn authority through
Germany endurance to the conquest
Of England and the ultimate conquest
Of AmerfcA-if all this had been sug-
gested SIX years ago It would have
been, attributedt to the effects Of night
mare, and would have been dismissed
scornfully as a wild and impossible
dream.
Six years have passed. and the
things that would have been thought
impossible had anyone imagined them
are accomplished facts. Russia has
been destroyed, and the Wild beast that
has been, tearing at her vitals Is ready
for other prey.
Are the frankly confessed.ambitions
of the Soviet leaders for further extern
sion of their power to be dismissed as
insane rawlings? Let us see.
To one whose conception Of Ger
many is based only on the recollection
OF her former military PROCESS the
thought Of a forced crossing Of Ger
many by Red armies would be ride
uloua But the Bolshevist leaders do
not propose-to fight their way through
Germany against such troops rs for
merly yielded allegiance to the kaiser.
That great military machine has been
destroyed, and it is welL<for civilization
that it has beer destroyed. But in
the. process Of its destruction there
has been developed in Germany asi
elsewhere a strong radical revolutions
ary spirit which reseuts authority of
every kind ana which processes no
respect for Law. That spirit, has ex-
listed through all the ages With nor
NAL conditions tending to general san
fty 1t has been held in check. But with
the disturbance of those conditions by
the war it found.opportunity to spread
and grow, and It has proven itself on
several occasions strong enough to
make orderly government in Germany
a matter Of doubt. 1t is to that spirit
that the Bolshevikt.propose to appeal,
and such an appeal will mean grave
Itimes in Germany. What is true of
Germany is true in lesser in
France, and in decreasing ratio in
Britain and America. Everywhere
the forces Of destruction have been es-
tablishing themselves by the proce
of boring Nrom within, the same pro-
cess which has affected the attitude
Of several OF the great labor unions OF
late, and whose purpose in this coun-
try issthe enlistment of tAe,great mass
of organized labor on the side Of the
Reds.
The ena Of chaos which has its
active center In Russia is more than
q 9 It is a horrible fsct. The
danger is present now. The world
has played and compromised with it
tsp long. The business 81 the world
today is the destruction I -Boishey-
ism and that which inspires it
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17

my. 4t o04O Ii ~ OOLtOIIl yOu5 I0 d
good little scout. Too good for this
dirty rottenness down here
That's right" he said. This aft
ernoon l got q telegram from my
brother saying he car buy Einstein's
haberdashery on Sixth Avenue for ten,
thousand dollars and; he'Il$put up half
II I'll put up the other end-Sure
things don't go wrong in the clothing
business, Mr.. Keenan, Mn. &
key I agreed. GOOD luck to YOU,
He shook my hand ana left US.
We'll, Jerry, and you, Colonel - said
|1: "a little drink" VIZ &
Lady wishes to sec you In the par.,
Tor, MI. Herman. sehs'FaAd the boy.
I asked andaths colonel TO ex-
drawing-room. AS I walked along 1
heard the buzz Of gossip behind me;
admiring glances, from guests, en-
ployes and hotel loungers, followed
happened today-at least, only those
few actually in the know were
of the naturelof the plot. But
every one knew that I'd done sonS,-
thing: something more, merely, than
to bring my horse under the wire a
winner. Rumor. exaggerated but
founded on truth. had It that I'd
brought of some tremendous coup,
put the track out Of business. 4 was
somewhat Of q hero in the eyes Of the
people. in the hotel. But i felt like an
abashed boy as ]. entered the presence
of Miss Leland. II I had been in-i
cfined to feel at all puffed, my con-
seeit would have vanished before her
sad eyes For they g isad; and red
Uy{fh LOT H1v- uhAA L<An Sa Es14sErSf -AeELE VI 49,
my dear Miss TLeland;,'sS cried,
whats wrong?' @
II understand that the evening pa
pei, has something about MI. Clas-
YES" I said. "He--is dead
Mrs Clarke just lefg me-. said the
girl. sssShe--got = telegram from Mr..
been talking to ,her-they blame ne
and you and Colonel Buckinaster-
M. Classon was involved in-Ip &.
Il know all that,""S.I said. tolepare
her the recital. ..But % FOR bla1n-
ing you-absurd. You@did nothing!
Classon' 8 q thief. Dane--weli, the
least said the better.
7 know,., she ss.d. .out l'us| nE7
wanted to talk with asreal friend, !
/ bowed.s s.Thank you.s Miss -
land I said. 81
a"You are 4 real friend. Nj. Ker-
man." she told me. You, Mrs.
Clarke is leaving for New York to-
night. She seemed to think that rae
ing is business and that anything is
honest in business. She could not UNI
Don't talk about Is MissLyesa,nd;si
I begged her. .Therss notAin6s 10 bs
gained BY IT'S Ill over
But It isn't she. cried. Mrs.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17
.CHAPTER XxI-Contanned.

That was all in the brief dispatch:
there would be more tomorrow, but
this was enough. I looked at Holt
and the others.
Now that the big gum is out Of the
n way ana &c es 81 protect you--you're.
IF you talk thereTl be investisa-
hon Of Classon's affairs and.
Holt shrugged his shoulders hope.
lessly. i
II .talk-for publication-thts
track will be closed, eh?"I asked.
Your winning this afternoon cost
the poolrooms half a. Million.
snapped Holt, mot to rr5ention what It
cost the books down here. And it
made Classon- s. H
I nodded thoughtfully. "Of
course" I said. at wouldn't be hard
for me to prove that Classon and
Srnilers Smith"
sAAQe said you knew Of that, in
tefrtiISaa Holt.
I.sssao: classon backed smiler
Smith ;ytth the understandipg that
horse was goipg. to lose-certainly."
"ISthought Dane tackled a buzz
saw when he picked YOU" snapped
Holt. III he'd let you alone
s x tatAnks Colonel Buckmaster," I
Holt glared At the colonel. but the
colonel. srrAled contemptuously.
straw that broke the financial back Of
Classon," said. Well. gentlemen,
III emphasized the word and they
the grace to fush-tI ought to
tell all thatssI know; l ought to have
you scoundFels barred from the
track! But-.-aGlasson is dead; shame
enough scanEnasl-.to. him in his last mo-.
rNANtl.-4T Hnvxe< ~
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sYnoYsla,

Sale Herman, a racing trainer. barred
from the turf because unable to sub
stanttate charges he has made goes
south, and through rendering "a service
20 Miss Leland, when the steamer on
which both are travelling Is wrecked. IL
engaged as her trainer.
!. He falls in love with her. His rival is
Gartaret Dan who is also visiting at
Miss Leland's Horse Vivandiere, loses
1nstwo RACES. and her jockey finally con-
ieeaes to herman that he has thrown the
contests. From a negro g"Voodoo" man
Herman obtains. evidence which seems to
connect Dane with the crooked work. He
communicates this to Miss Leland. but
Irsn,e denies En- the charge. and herman is
!. Dane charges that Karpin himself has
peen causing the horse 60 lose. To prove
his sincerity, herman declares that vi
yandteres wtllS4win the next race, and
on her
Kertans is urged to withdraw VIVIAN
o1ere from the coming race but refuses.
wins easily, but the Judges
fefuse to announce the result Of the race
until after the horse has been examined
by q veterinary.
An attempt to d~isqualify vivandiere
on the ground that she was "doped" is
frustrated by Col. Buckmaster who de-
nounces the whole affair as q plot, and
compels the posting Of the horse as the
Ciasson, the horse owner who caused
Herman to bet barred from the track,
commits suicide.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-17

Continued in tomorrow
Evenings Herald.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
"BLOCK DAY" Is SUCCESS
Project Adds Impetus To Salvation
Army 1870 Maintenance Appeal.
Secure City Chairman.

'BlOCk lIdS oil the SdINdllcN
Army 1920 maintenance appeal,
which was observed yesterday. was
pronounced success, according to
Mrs Frederic Peasants. chairman Of
the woman's committee, under whose
auspices the project was held. En-
velopcs which, the day before. had
been left in homes throughout the
city. were collected by the corps of
women workers yesterday. While the
exact figures had not been deter
mined last night, the aggregate
amount subscribed is said to have
been encouraging.
Earl Miller has accepted the city
chairmanship Of tho drive.
Last night concluded the cndeavorS
OF the corps Of nve-minutc speakers
who have been carrying the mes
sage OF the Salvation Army into the
theaters OF Richmond Those who
spoke last night and the thcatcrs
were as follows: Victor. Or. Frank
Pratt: Colonial. Dr Edward y. CAL
isch: Bijou. Captain W. \. Gackcy:
Broadway, Samuel Kelley; Odeon.
Rev. Robert Nelson, and Isis. Cary
Montague.
Following brief talks. young
women, atiircd as Salvation Army
lassies, passed tambourines through
The audiences. The response is said
TO have been gratifying.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
DEMOCRATS DETERMINE
TO BURY DIFFERENCES
With Solid Front, VIII Meet Com,
mon Political Enemy in Fight
to Finish.
GLASS DoNs FIGHTING ToGs
Virginia's Choice for President
Reads Platform With Emphasis
That Leaves No Room for Doubt
as to Where Party Stands.

Determination to bury all fractional
'tiucrcnccs OF every sort and go out
with solid front to meet the COM
mon political enemy i'm Il fight to the
finish this fall, was one of the ear
liest developments of the State Demo
cratic Convention at Roanoke.
leaders OF every shade OF opinion
agreed i'm the conferences preceding
the meeting on Wednesday, morning
that Virginia Democracy. which has
contributed so much to the success
ing the seven years it has had an
occupant of the White House, should
set an example TO the rest of the
nation of complete harmony and an
GLASS Dons Fighting Clothes.
Senator Carter Glass. the choice of
the State for the presidential nomi-
nation ut San Francisco, had on his
fighting clothes when he read to the
united Democrats OF Virginia the
platform which had been reported by
the, the resolutions 9s eommittee as the
party which. he declared has never
accomplished as much i'll twenty-five
years as the Democrats have in the
last seven.
lie read the platform with an en-
phasis and Il vigor that could not fail
to carry TO the great party assem-
hagc the conviction that he felt in
in him Virginia Democracy is send
ing out champion who will fight
successfully with the logic OF in
controvcrtiblc facts.
NrrniSns G.. q. y.
His severe arraiEnmcnt of the Re.
publican party for it's partisan stand
against the Versailles treaty and for
it's substitution of the Knox resolu-
ton struck Il responsive chord in the
hearts of the delegates. as did the
call for "a prompt ratification of the
: rcaty without the qualification rcser-
vations.
Only "A few of the delegates were
II Roanoke last night. Many left on
night trains Wednesday,. Practically
all the others had left for their
homes by o'clock yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
ASK STATE SCHOOL BOARD
TO GUST SUPERINTENDENT
NEWPORT News officials VIII Hiring
Todny, Grave Charges Against
ID. a. DutrOM.

~. ~. DutrOw.
Tho dismissal OF ID. \. Dutrow,
city superintendent OF schools In
Newport News. will be discussed at
tho meeting OF the State Board OF
Education in the library OF tho Pres
byterian Building. this morning at
10 O'Clock. He is charged by the
city school board OF Newport News
with conduct declared to unfit him
for continuance in Office. and his re-
moval is asked.
intendcnt made derogatory state
nents concerning the character OF
Mrs. Clclla Collins. supervisor OF pri-
mary grades. and George l.. Palmer.
president OF the school board. 1t is
also charged that he admitted the
he has neglected the work. and that
he is untruthfuI. Mr.. Dutrow has
answered that all the charges are
false. but that the defamation charge
made by Mrs. Collins. which state
ments include the name of Mr.. Pal
mer and have been reduced to
writing.
The eight members of the school
board have unanimously adopted a
resolution that the State Board Of
Education remove DIR. Dutrow from
his office as division superintendent
or schools OF the city of Newport
News. Among other charges the
school board charges that he ordered
an employee OF the school board ia
discontinue the duties of supervisor
OF grammar grades. and that he has
neglected and refused TO carry out
the orders OF the school board In
EcttinE ana recommending substitute
teachers In the primary grades. which
he could have procured, and that he
has neglected his duties.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
PLAN COOPERATIVE SALES
ID. IL. Owen, of Markets Division. md
Farmers Agencies HIVE Method
for Selling lumhS.

Through efforts OF Dan II. Owen.
acting director OF the division of
markets. State Department OF Ngri-
culture. county demonstration agents
and local farmers organizations in
various sections OF the state. Il largo
number OF cooperative shipments of
lambs will be made this season.
Growers of Rockbridgc. Scott. pu-
laski, Carroll. Craig. Loudoun. Fair
fax. Giles and possibly more coun-
ties will sell many of their lambs
in this way.
BY tho cooperative plan. the farm
ers ship their lambs to the central
markets, thereby saving. in some in
stances. several profits. The small
owner is enabled in this way to have
his stock sold to just as good adj
vantage as the man who sells in car
load lots
There will also be a number Of
wool pools in the State this sea-
son, and wherever possible Mr.
Owen is trying to have the growers
have their woods graded according
to the tentative wool grades recent
~ promulgated by the Federal Blu
reau of Markets. Ii is hoped that
Il grader from the Federal bureau
OF Markets can be secured to give
grading demonstrations in various
sections of the state, especially ut
each place where pool is being
formed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

state Board of Education, Pres
bytcriun building, 10.
"Iicnrt Day." Nichmond Hinder
gurtcn Association.
District Meeting. Home Demon
strntlOn Agents, y. w. L. A.. O:30.
Annual Patrons Day, BinfOrd
Junior High school, 1.
Advertisers Club, business Mems
Club, 1.
Competitive Drill, John Marshall
High School battalion, William
byrd Park, 3.
Subscription Dance, u n "a
Dancing club. Wcstmorclnnd Club
Roof. y.
"Nlinisicr's wifc's New Honnct,"
Seventh Street Christian Church,
SiI5.
May Meeting, Accn Temple,
Shrincrs, Masonic Temple. S;i5.
south IiIchmond Suburban As
ISOLATION, Forest lIilI School
House, S:a0.
Relief Hall. RIchmond Chapter,
u. ID. G., Hlucs' ArmOry. S;aO.
Council Finance Committee. $.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
CAPTURE STILL IN STORE
Policemen Make Haul Of Tobacco
and Liquor aud Arrest LamprUs

Gus LamproS. Il merchant, and
Jolly Lampros, both Of 1904 West
Broad Street. We're arrested yestcr-
day afternoon by Policemen l.. Bcr-
tucci and }. NJ. Duffy, on the charge
nifty cases OF cigarettes from the
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. These
goods had been assigned TO various
merchants in Richmond.
Another charge against them grew
out OF the finding in their store on
Main street Of still for making
liquor. and four gallons and nine
quarts Of the spirits.
John scott, colorcd, of 22l2 Monroe
street. was also arrested by the Of
hcers on the charge OF having in his
possession three caddies of tobacco,
also stolen from tho railroad. The
police believe he worked i'm co-opcra-
ton with the Iampros brothers. The
Stili and tobacco are at the Second
Police Station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Encc IIlicit Di.tiIIing Chnrgc.

turned over 10 the Federal uuthori-
,ics yesterday by the police for IL
!icit distilling. The police. IL is said,
We're searching the rooms Of the men.
az as West Broad street. for al
legged stolen goods from the Chcs,
neakc and Ohio and the Richmond.
frcdeTickshurg and Potomac Railroad
companies. when the still was found
u IS alleged that tifty-hvc gallons
Oh corn meal. 100 pounds Of brown
sugar and a quantity Of other sweet
cnlnS sErups Were found by the no
Ice. preliminary hearing on the
d!st!Iling charge is expected this
morning before United States Com
missioner Melvin Flcgcnhcirncr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
DISCUSS STEAMBOAT LINE
Project Is Thoroughly Considered n,
Norfolk and Another
Meeting Arrnn.rd

the large delegation Of Richmond
business men who are interested in
the establishing OF steamship line
between New York and Richmond.
returned late Yesterday from II meet
inE held AT Norfolk. where the mat
ter was fully discussed.
ne citcS represented were re-
dHcSted 10 appoint committees to
represent them at another meeting 10
t"kc place some time next week,
when definite plans will be made.
ne meeting yesterday was taken up
Win reports as 10 the cost of the
proposal line and the prospect of
proiItS after the line is established.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
WIN Address. Patrick Henry Branch.

DIT IJoWSt, envoy 10 The United
states from India, whose people are
demanding freedom from British rule.
Will come TO Richmond to deliver an
address Tuesday, June ]. Patrick
Henry Branch. Friends of Irish Free
dom. vii! attend in body. The
meeting Will he held In the audito-
rum OF Murphy's Hotel annex DR..
Dowst recently spoke before the Ma
tional Baptist Convention in Wash
inEton. ID. G. AT DIR. DowSt's sug-
rcSt!on the convention adopted reso-
lutions protesting against the opium
iraihc in India and calling upon the
British government to suppress the
English sources from which India
obtains her supply of the drug. Dr.
Dowst is making tour of American
Friends OF Freedom for India
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

terday for Atlantic City ON a motoring
trip.
pany. who was operated on saturday night
at 81. Eiizabcth's Hospital for appcndiciUs.
is reported as improved
Harry Enoch. aged 81. Of 1910 East Main
Street. who. while cndcayornr 1" board
operated by Jessie Miles. eolor.d. aud
owned by y. l.. Cavcdo. TX said to bu doing
nicely at Virginia ii"spi,al.
Plans for the MAY dance to he given
by the Richmond IlowitzcrS' Association
tomorrow night in thc Blues Armory at
$3.50 o'clock have been comolci"t; Tho
music for the Howitzcys dances Will play.
The congregation of Bainhridre street
might at o'clock tv members of the
Sunday school Of tn" church in the lecture
room. Music viii he furnlS shed hN MEM
hers OF the school. and refreshments
served.
Sixteen new recruits were added to ;he
f f"nL OF nfSmpary ESchm9nh L'Smt In
held in the Bncs' Armory This leaves
only nine men to I'LL the quota OF sixty
i've men a company must have to he
crutts are expected by tho next meeting
night. and the mastering In will probably
he concluded within the next week or ten
days.
Postmaster Hay + Thornton received
notice Yesterday OF the aprointIucnt Of
Byron w. Gray as postmaster at BouIc-
ward: Va. MIR. Thornton has received n
number OF queries from farmers asking
for the names OF Rchmondcrs who want
10 buy eggs. butter and other country
Thornton viii be GLAD to rivc the names ims
OF such farmers to any one Interested.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Change Name or rcnnsy branch.

Directors of the New York. Phil
adclphia and Norfolk railroad Com
pany have authorized changing the
name Of this branch Of the Penn
sylvania system to Norfolk divi-
sion" This designation will include
the rail line from Dclmar. Del. to
Cape Charles. Va. and the boat lines
between cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort, Port Norfolk and Norfolk.
The change in name is in conform
ity with the general policy which is
being followed OF unifying the or
Ganization OF the Pennsylvania
system
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Deliver nnccaInurcnte Sermon.

Key. III. ID. G. Maclachlan. Of the
seventh Street Christian Church
VIII deliver the haccalaurcatc SER
mon to the graduating class OF Will
liam and Mary College on Sunday.
June +. at o'clock. DR.. o. i. Chit
wood. class OF 80. now professor at
the University of West Virginia. will
deliver the alumni address, and DR..
w. NJ. Davidson. superintendent Of
the city schools OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
VIII be the commencement orator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Found Dead In Elevator shaft.

1917 Beverly Street. was found dead
about s o'clock yesterday morning, in
the elevator shaft OF the Albemarlc
Paper Company. where II" was en-
pioycd Coroner Whitfield, who cN-
amincd the body reported death duo
to natural causes. An autopsy Will
be performed. however. on May 81.
The body was turned over 10 Under
taker \. ID. Price.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Shnrp Comreti1lon Mnrks nlddlnc.

sharp competition marked the bid
ding on 5000 yards OF streets to be
placed in the north section OF the
city. The lowest bidder was the
firm of Driscoll IL Cheatwood, the
next lowest, Saville Il Claiborne. The
Mayors Advisory Board will meet
today to award the contracts and 1t
~ expected mat one or the other of
these two firms will get the con-
tract: The difference in the bids
was $500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Al. club Meet, Tod,y n, !,

Memhers OF the richmond Advcr-
tiscrs' Club Will meet at the Business
Mems Club this afternoon al ! O'Clock.
The body will be addressed on 1.-The
Mob Mind in Advertising" Other
features will be singing by r. l..
SUBWAY and 81 reading by g. T.
Macham. Several prizes will be
awarded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21

:, Winston Tinsiey, and Herman
trial, May %, in Police Court yes
terday. on the charge OF aiding two
negro nimfanmcrs 10 ESCAPE from
ne ely after they had nceced J..
- smith. colorcd tcamstcr. out Of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
Police Seek nogus Clothes Cleaner.

ioiiCc SFcF hoEuS Nioihcs slrnneT.
Attorney Isaac DiSgS, HOS Floyd
Avenue, and !. &. Pollard. 1920 West
Grace street. were victims of a man
representing himself as dry ciothes $
cleaner who has been going the
rounds OF the residential sections COL
Letting clothes on the prctcnse Of
cleaning them. but for the real pur-
pose OF stealing, according TO po-
lice. who are keeping a viSilant
watch for the thief
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-21
NAVY PAY BILL Is IN FORCE
Bonus l. Provided in Rcceut Leg
islation for Ex-srrvicr Men
who Rp-Enlist

TbF!NHf navy lN'M VINO ro-cnI.st
now, since the pay bill has been
signed by the President. ana who re-
Geived AN honorable discharge from
the service. viii receive. in addition
TO the Increased pay for Tc-cuilst-
ing. bonus OF four months pay.
according TO information given out
yesterday at the local recruiting sta
zion, 500 East Main Street.
The bonus provision is good for
any tx-navy men who come back
into the scrVice within one year after
the date Of his discharge. Enlisted
mems pay is increased more than 80
per cent. a chief petty Office. now
receives sl.S 81 month base pay. with
extra allowances thar may amount
to some $50 q month additional