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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
USE AUTO TO SPIRIT MAN
AWAY FROM MOB Of
HOOG|ER FARMERS

SULLIVAN, Ind. Aug. 27.-Using
al automobile, Deputy Sheriffs Collins
and Willis. of this city, spirited away
Martin Harris. Russell Wiette and Cal
win Smith. who are charged with at
lacking three white women near Farm
ersburg Sunday night
The gathering of large crowds OF
farmers in the vicinity of the jail and
their open threats of lynching the pris-
oners, caused their removal.
Authorities refused to divulge their
whereabouts.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27


on the conception and work OF the
organization, Rev Dr. w d. Cook
delivered the sermon
The L. n |. A. presented Madame
Marie B. Houston OF New York.
Prima Donna of Metropolitan Opera
] Company. Bysrequest OF The Whip
the Rye" The house went wild over
returning from Omaha where the in
ferior organization into which she had
/ been beguiled met with a reverse.
Madame Bertha Dickerson Tyree is
her hostess before leaving for New
York this week
Rev. ]. A. Green. the new president
OF the organization. exhibited rare
ability as director OF affairs and as
orator Great things are expected OF
him
The Black Cross Nurses met at
1913 Forrest Ave. Tuesday Mr.. w
3. Branch gave good service as infor-
nation man.
The Convention OF the North Wood
River Association meeting at West
Point Baptist Church exercised good
judgment by again eecting Deacon
B. ]. Johnson again to the chairman
ship of the Ministers and Deacons
Union. This is said to be the tenth
time that this layman has been thusly
honored. For twenty years he has
been connected with the organization
and is prominent in Ebenezar Baptis
Church and beloved by the congrega
ton
The B. Y. P. u. at Pilgrim presented
an unusually bright line OF work last
Sunday afternoon
The NJ. c. c. Choir by suggestion
of Mr.. Banks and others are to enter
tain Thursday evening at 5l63 Wabash
Avenue in honor OF Mrs. Corrine Pey-
ton, who is leaving the city. Full
account to be given here next week
Professor L. c. Daloney. Texar.
kama, Ark, Principal OF the City
Schools is now reading law in Chi
. cago. He win reAaain in the city dur.
ing the winter
Madame Della Ridgeway- Brown
prima donna and the first lady chora
conductor Of Chicago (best contralto)
, is leaving the city in September witt
0. o. Brown and Co.
Mrs. Emma r. Cantrill. artist. for
: WdIutd 10 Convention =. y. !. a. N
New York, a great china painted ship
1 1t is to be exhibited as work Of
members of the organization.
II The Hart Musical and Dramatic
gave themselves an entertainment al
the home OF their president. Mrs Lii
Ian Cave Thomplsins. Saturday even
ing last
The president of the Alpha Delpha'
has returned to the city Mr.. Alfred
Williams. president.
The Rosebud Circle postponed
David the Shepherd Boy" cantata un.
til the second week in September Mrs
Ada Passmore
Walden Circle will hold their second
public entertainment Thursday even
ing. August rs. at the home of Mrs
Virginia Scott Rogers. 1854 Wabash
Avenue. The musical program has
been arranged by Prof J. Wesley
Jones, all members and friends invited
MIR. Editor, we expect YOU as our
guest. w. Watson. president.
Note-see above. IN. c. {. choir
etc are invited. Will try TO make
both il possible Thank you Editor
The Hi-Art Musical and Dramatic
Club met at the home OF the president
Mrs. Lillian Cave Thompkins. 245l S
Dearborn Street. Saturday evening
August 20. The meeting was we'll at
tended and intensely interesting. Mrs
Mabel Arnold the clever mezzo So
prafio. was welcomed back to the club
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
To BAPTIST DELEGATES!

The time OF the meeting of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention is at hand.
Persons intending to visit this meet
ing. September to II, at Chicago. Ill,
will kindly notify the committee on
assignment OF homes at once
II this is done we can save the pas
sengers some expenses for they can
go directly from the trains to their
homes. (Signed)
l.. X Williams.
Chairman OF the General Committee
on Entertainment
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27

The un d a v
Evening Club last
Sunday presented
the 4th Annual
Anniversary ex-
ercises of the
Benevolent Sis
tiers of Eagle
Light No. |, in
program and SER
mon. Sister En-
ma ]. Rawls, in
initable Mistress
of c ere IN o mics,
Sister Fidelia L.
Davis presiding.
Mrs. Lottie Mil
Ter read a paper
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
FALLS FROM BATH
TUB, BRE AXIS
NE OK, DIES

OMAHA, Neb,, Aug. 81. -
Somethin new in the way of ac-
cidents ogccur ed to Drew Burger,
25 years of age, here last week.
After taking a bath in the
bath tub a this home, Burger was
stepping from the tub when he
lost his footing and slipped.
As he fell to the floor his head
struck against the side of the tub,
breaking his neck.
He died a few hours later.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27
COP TOOK $500 PER WEEK.

ATLANTA, Ca, Aug. N.-After
being out nine hours, Jury here was
unable to agree whether Policeman w.
L. Payne took protection money to
the amount of 5000 per week from
Nat McWhorter, dive keeper here
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-27

A new group is to be added to the
family next week, owing to the or
ganization plan OF management at NJ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-03

das: perO con los herederos del node
rio mogol, con los sacertlotes v con las
castas privilegiadas. la polftica inglesa
era una tenaz v persistente seduction.
AsI, en- pccos ailos, desde la cumbre
Gel iilnalaya al cabo Comorin, el con
iinente entero So entreg6 sumiso Il la
habilidad de la metropoli.
Sin embargo. la rebellion surgio
prontanente El terrible levantamien-
to de los cipayos, puso termino Al do
mimic dc la Compai1ia. Ell .nuevo vi
rfey, que envi0 Inglaterra. yi0 surgil.
al nacionalislno como una fe nueva que
hal'ia resucitar al pueblo sometido. FL
proceso de este irredcntismo ha sido
figual al que sigllieron otraS colOnias ::
, Ell vano Sc ha intentado extirparlo
icon las yiolencias mas cruelessy con las
itolerancias mas incomprensibles. Aho-
IA, va Inglaterra Aestaba decidida /;
agarrotar a estrangular el ideal Ii
bertador que pone Ell inquietud a los
!mercaderes de la City. frente d esc
lproE5sito surge cl movimiento revolu-
cionario dc los no cooperadores.
| El senior Maluquer, consul de Espa-
| fla en- Bombay. liza hecho llegar Il nues
| traS manos los carteleS que difunde en-
laqucl pueblo la propaganda nacionalis-
ta. FL TELEGRAPH habfa anticipate va
noticias dc In nueva tdctica revolucio-
maria, consiste Ell no cooperar la
acci0n de Inglaterla :: Ell no producer
para ella Y Ell no consumir los pro
ductos que lleven sls mercadefes. FL
lebr0. como una fiesta popular Y pal
tri6tica. la qHema de Ia ropa v las
telas fabricadas en- Inglaterra. Y ante
las hogucras juraron los indios no con-
sumir otros tejidos que los que hicie-
ran sus ruecas abandonadas. las rue
cas- tratlicionales que vienen a ser hoy
el sfmboo de su independencia.
Ion 500 ulldS clIfdS Sc duNlcTle las
tragicas cOnSecuencias de esa revolu-
ci0n. Inglaterra recogia Ell la India,
Ell los amos que precedieron a la que
ira europea. mercancfas por v:llor de
100 millones de libras esterlinas, Y
llevaba vendia productos por una
cantidad casi igual; este es. que ell
trafico de Inglaterra con la India sr-
maba la asombrosa cifra de 6,000 mi
Homes de pesetas anuales... Y de aquf
surgfa ell poderfo de la naci0n. Y las
escuadras formidables. W el acapara-
miento dc los .negocios Ell la City, las
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-03

pcsibilidades de tantas empresas CO.
IoniaIes. Sin ll India abastecetlora
i consilnidora. pararln los telares de
Manchester,. ecs,lSin las transacciones
del algod61iE en- Liverpool, centenares
lie buCues t,ucdaran amarrados en- los
llratos. Sera la mas grave crisis que
haya atraveSado el Ilhprrio, Que pare
cfa indestructible.
Afortunadamente para Inglaterra,
gran parte del pueblo indio no adyier-
til III cticaeia de Ia formula de los no
cocperadores. Son los .eYtreIniStas, los
titulatlos hombres de accijn, a los Que
I'M gobcrnante astuto paeGe marejar
Il su antoio.
Ya en- cl distrito dc Kalicut, un oil
cial de un regimiento y un superilten-
dente dc Policia. quisieron con sus des-
tacamentos prendcr unos supuestos
agitadores. Y la muchedlmbre sc amo-
tin0 contra clos. La version Official
confiesa que la sangre india corrio
abundantemente. Mahatma Gandhi Y
sus legiones de no cooperadores, no
ipodrdn ostentar va en- sus banderas
la rueca de los antepasados. Han de
substituirla con la espada, que esgM-
me airado el pueblo indio.
Dionisio PEREZ.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-03
Ell X Como Profilacfico.

Debe considerarse deber medicOsOcia admnisrar
X2 sposas de SIFLITICOS EX-SIFILITlCOS
odos los estados de embarazo SFLITCO segurOs de
que evtaremos nmensa mayOra de frecuntes abOr
tos parOs feto muertO nO demuestran
revean ev:dente degeneration fisica moral
Pidanse fOletos explicatvos JUAN A. PEREZ, r O.
Box 42 todas las buenas farmacas de San
y Ia Isa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-03

Es listed IN up-today business
man7 Pies A. SECURE gus tendrk pa
= 80 ena n6qulna ds snmaF "Ksdsrai
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-10-03

Ebeiento cOnstdo eOndiOnss sanissEas
Copleta dotaci6n Isa de nodernos
udad cenihco de todas las enfer
dades curabesmosa hgria Comodidad esmerado
servicio-Cierpo medico residente Ell Sanatoro
Sc admen enfermos de otro
dendo atendd ecos los de Sociedad
Depatamentos especialess Senoras
Operacione De luz hdro
eectco hdroterapco Fuguracion
clio. quitatvamene cohvenconales
PERSONAL CTENT1FICo
DIRECTOR del sANATORI0: DR.. don Amalio Roldan.
DIRECTOR CONSULTORIO: DR. Manuel Quevedo Baez
CIRUJANO GENERALS Ir. don Rafael Velez Lopez.
ESPECIALISTA EMFERNEDADES sNARIZ, sOIDOS GAR
GANTA OJOSs DR. don Agustin r. Lauger.
RADIOLOGO: DR. dor Manuel Soto Rivera
Dr. dom Pedro Rivera Aponte. onC i.
don Manuel Dr. Ramon Ruiz Nazario.
8CIRUJANO DENTISTA: Dr. Lorenzo r. Noa.
PRACTICANTE: don Enrique Fernando
Asena cuava secundada ehcaente I6 I1 de Ia Carl
Tuadas aptiud pacca rsa experisncia
CONS ULTA&
:-Po la los da labora
Reconocimientos S1000y Conutas $500
Por Ciujano Partu de 10 n de la nnanana
mares, jueves sabados: ess..
por Espseala = os sss labob
L.. Rivera.
En- el Consuoio -Dr. Velez, de
Director Dr. Quevedo Bae de auxado los Doc
Rivera Aponte Pava N.S
Por Epecaista Consultoo, San Justo a de So
Por Ell Cuano Dentisa Consultor 0Done 10 Plaza de
Colon, de 12sa 3de a tarde.
socios de Nno solo pagan
atendido cuaquiea de los os ndcado Y presentation
del hlno recibo.
PREs1DENCIA, Apartado 241. TEsORERIA Apafado 2ol
SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
SKACWAY WILL CELEBRATE THREE BIC DAYS

The stage is set and all that re- mains to hc done now is the pres once of actors.
 Every even, to he staged tOmor- row has been carefully prepared and the committees have gotten the cele- bra;ion manned and perfected. The train will leave Whitehorse aJ six o'clock in the morning and will come booming down Broadway at eleven o'clock filled with eNcursionists from all along the White lass and Yukon Route.
 Haincs and Fort Seward will come uD by boat and launch and il is sad that agood sized crowd will arrive from Juneau tonight sometime. The ball grounds are in fine shape, the best perhaps in years and the grand stands are ready for occupancy.
 There are many events as laid down in the appended program, but the few words describing each event
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

does not do it justice and all will have to be seen to be appreciated.
 Judging from the pracdcing that has been going on for the past week the hose wet test race promises to be very exciting and much interest Is manifested by the boosters Of the several teams that will enter
 There will be doings on Sunday and Monday as well and the small boy is girding up his loins for the many events scheduled and some of them feel just as if the money was in their pockets right now.
 The committees are requested to he on hand tomorrow morning and see that nothing is left unturned for the benefit of our visitors com fort. Chief of Police and Fire Chief Wm. Sine is Marshal of the day.
 The program will be carried out as nearly as printed as possible and here it is:
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
PIONEER PRIEST
 VISITS OLD HOME

Father Allard, the pioneer priest in AtIiu was an arrival on the Prin- cess Royal Wednesday morning and was the guest of Father Gallant un- tiI the train left on Thursday.
 Father Auard will visit his old Parish in Atlin for a few weeks While in Skagway, Father Gallant and Father Allard made the round trip to Fort Seward and Haines, this being Father Allard's first trip down the canal and he was most favorably impressed.
 Father Allard is a fluent talker in the Tlinget language and did much entertaining for the Natives while in Haiues.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
NELLIE CNSHMAN
RACI, TO NORTH

Miss Nellie Cashman. the noted Alaska and Yukon prosDCCtor and miner was an ineoing passenger on Thursday having come north on the Princess Royal
 Miss Cashman is on her way to the Koyukuk, where she has large holdings. A large consignment of mining machinery and supplies ac- compauied Miss Cashman and as soon as she can get these supplies up the Koyukuk river she intends putting on a force of men and open up the mines.
 Miss Cashman has eleven claims and has raised the necessary money to finance the deal and says that no one need be surprised if they hear of the biggest strike ever made in the north before long as her ground has every indication of being as rich if not richer than any ground ever opened up in the Klondike, Nome of Fairbanks districts. Miss Cashman is still hale and hearty and notwith- standing her many and arduous mushes over the winter trails she looks as young as she did twenty years ago and is firm in her belief of the resource of the north.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
JACK KELLER PURCHASES
 THE LYNCH RESIDENCE

\ real estate deal was constructed this week whereby John N. Keller. purchased the Lynch home on Third Avenue.
 As Mrs. Helen D. Lyuch will leave Skagway to make her home in Ne braska, she sold the home to Mr. Keller. possession tn he given about September first, when Mrs. Lynch and her family expects to depart.
 The Lynch home is one of the best in Skagway as tO site and size.
 The price pad was not auuoUEc- cd
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
LIBRARY ACQUISITIONS

Friends and patrons Of our public library will aa delighted to learn of the considerable Increase in the num- Der of hooks added this week. Many new books 1n Alaska have been add cd. standard works in Dickens aa1 other I.-..su au.- n~s losidas -u.a- Der oI m..ee.auv. -. books have come. x very considerable addition las com. from t.c Juneau Public Library The librarian of the Ju- uom Library noting in the Alaskan, that we bad aarted a library wrote the secretary stating that they had uu.nc. u. good copies of dup!i- raies w. .. r.e Juneau Library would na pleased Co lip fo the Shacvay Library with uo cost other than Ir.icau This oacr was accepj- cd and taf. week about eighty books in excellent condition have been plac- ed in Inc library.
 The goa, u. a thousand books he fore rno eaa ol .nc year is a present possibility Many gl re tourists are Gudfua tie library 9 convenience while in sa..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
WILLIAN HOWARD TAFT IPP0IN1EO
 CHIEF JUSTICE 0F SUPREME COURT

Washington. July l-Prosidcut Harding sent the name of William Howard Taft. 10 the senate for Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court yesterday afternoon.
 The nomination was confirmed at
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

Colorado >m.-s. July l-E E.. Talmaa-.. a former l.emhar ot ,ha British t.t-r ,...s vlI attempt Go make a- ..-..-.e .-.0 ,o tao,Suum.t O. u.sas Peak. .a ,aE 18th.
 -.. British ...laa0 co.-eup,a,as ...... sa .. ...H ..0 0. tle Deaa -ad ..,n a..a a s.a.t from tE..e .-.n
 -... ...- .-- ..ra- .onu a,rorut-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
CONE r.r| WISCONSIN,
 70 VISIT WITH BROTHER

..r and Mrs. G. F. Clark. waro ar- -....- .- S.a-war t2s week from .s "..1 Wisconsin. where &r. ..... .- . -~..s...' '.H..n-s man.
 -.-. g.ar, IS a brother ut II. N. Clark. I-o SAg9w.r Ia"ora- and ".i. .s v.-a have on.a rr in.E over #' ...s part oE A-..a
 N-. and Mrs. Clark arc grasts at r-a Cl.-S ranch .rd will remain H ~.a-way several weeks.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
PERMIT
 TO0EVELOP OIL

Washington. July l.-The Deralt- mout of the Interior today issued a permit to \. J. Mcconnell of Cor dava. allowing him 10 develop the Elaine group of oil claims in Alas- ka.
 The land in question comprises about eight hundred acres.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

Steve Pigott. the popular young railroad man is receiving the con- gratulations of a host of friends up on his coming marriage.
 Steve has net yet announced the date of the wedding, but it will be some time next year.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
SENATE WILL NOT .VOTE FUR BEER

Washington, July l.-The senate judiciary committee last night or dered favorable report on the bill prohibiting the use of beer for medi- cinal purposes
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

W.s..ug-u.. au.v l--T.a W.. Iap.-.lga. vii. e-"n.r.rn t.a M.,. t--n--s c. ..a e-....,. 9vG~.-.o. o. rus army ur,a J.e total s,re.-. which Is DOW aboar TWO ann1ra1 a.. five r.u@~..t s> reduced ta .ue auu- arad aaa ...y thousand.
 The new a.I reo-t-as taa. this ra done .s u.-aa-r .~s. and i. .~ sy.a
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
GOLDEN NORTH CAFE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY

The Golden North Cafe will be open all the time on Saturday and Sunday, where all the delicacies of the season may be had on order
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
Cable Brief

London. Ju.g I.-1ras5deu. Dr- lavera. Arthur Gri@v and other Sim Fe.u leaders for ;.c a-s- uwe ia 8 year met uu--un..g.
 These men now q. w.e. a.l vle.a they p-e-sa and are ..- '-o- tested ag r.a LaIu.-. a-.e:s.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
WILL REDUCE
 STANDING ARMY

Washington. F..y l.-F-eSideuJ E.-d.~a yesterday signed ..n army ..r-up~a-uu l..l
 This h.u directs thc reduction oi The regular army to I5o.ooo men. Tho t.I, also provides that tre army la reduced so .-., number .. t.ra- .ar .r>t gs this ,ear.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
BOTH MEN
 CLAIM FIGHT.

New York, July l.--Jack Dempsey is at Atlantic City and Georges Carpenter IS al Manhassct, both having finished their training last. night.
 Each of the men claim that he is fc for the big fight and confident oI winning it.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

Wa-E.ug;on. July l. ElGs have he.- called for c1 ar nnaa.d ou July 2n. Ea~ The sa.y a. two ..nared and ,terrr-~are- ships .g t.e |. S. ship r..a board
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
WILL SELL ]. S.6H.PPnG 20A71 SHIPS N0H LYING IDLE IN HARB08S

The shjTs arc wooden and haze ne.a ytn- Iu Lake Union, Washing ,a-. New York Pay. and James rysr.
 g.air..a L.ah.r ol t1e sGip1ng uaa.a. made t..s aa-ouuccueut late saa.arl.- afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
EMERY oNu SHOULD DECORATE
FOR oJE rayETf or 1yLY

Keller ---..o-e laro a Good sup ply ot E.-s in many sizes which they a-a oaa-.-- a, UEE-WAE prices
 Come tu and -o. some before they are a.l gone
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

S-.-.a July ii. W. Eul.usoa. -.. confidential houabee9er f.- F. r. ,-owe .-. Co.,. Was arrested today o.a--al with .-aa-z.iug -aG 'aaus- and dollars.
 The Grove company are engaged in ..a building mare-i2l business and Robinson has had the handling u. hundreds ol thousands of dollars.
 Robinson Is held under heavy bonds
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
COST IF FLIVIHF
 IS REDUCLLoo

Washinr0oa. July l-The cost Of living las decreased sixteen percent. since June 1920.
 This information was given CUt nv tlp government yesterday
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

"aSL.D-..-. July l-TAe house of re3Tesc-.-;.-as adopted the con ference report aa t-e resolution ter wi1a,.1g the w-- w.ta Germany and Russia.
 The resolution w.l now eo 70 the senate and Quick acton is looked for.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

trrsta..-nr.a. July I.-I-o. s-- lied troops .-a marching tG-nuaa r.e c..r ~a.l.-- The hotels and other D.... .D search oE Eolsaeyas. w.a ha.. .'.-..d r.-; ar-.s..-
 E.. --...- w.s .- ." panied F.... ..r a.-.-.u...a o. .l ..a rrh- !. ......-s
 >~.y-a. ns r.e leaders have been
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

t.o founder y- ..a S0o Eci0 organ- ..ulua ,.L Professor John McNeiIl, president @. the Guuc League were both released from the Mount Joy prison where rae. have been ,1ntu- .. flor some t..u
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

Mrs. A. L. Grant returned from Loring yesterday where she has been for the past few months, having ar rived on the City of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

once wl-n "u.y the votes ol GoraL Jon.-.a. La Toilette ard Watson agai.a ..
 1.. reason as.iau,d .nr not Tot- iaE rnr -aff was that they objected .o Tat succeeding a C.i"f Justice cha, lad been appointed by hwsoif
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
JbP5H MUM IN
 PACIFIC FLEET

Tola5r Ju0y The Japanese "a- " de0.~.wsn. has made no common, on ... action \. Secretary yt tar Navy r.ury a s.a,.galu- Jac la,cs, C.aau...-... u. ,.o United States ..r. .m ... "..... ocean.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

Have an ice cream and Cantaloupe at Keller's summer garden.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01
START YOUR BOAT QUICKLY
 WITH MOTOR EOAT ETHER

Don't crank yoa- boat until you become a crank. but get instant ac- ton by using motor boat ether.
 Ee.,a. Brothers will furnish il to you at reasonable prices. tt.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

Daa.a. July l-Artbu- cHn,h.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-07-01

sunsq .or Inc Daily Alaskan
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-11
TAX DEPARTMENT
PROPOSED BY BILL
OFFERED At DOVER
Aims to Scoop in All Subject to
Taxation and to Enforce
Collection.
WOULD ESTABLISH AGENCY
star Correspondence Of Every Evening.

r,,r Correspondence of Every Evening.
state House. Dover. March II.
Senator Robertson. yesterday after
noon. obtained unanimous consent to
introduce n bill creating State Tax
Department He explained that the crea-
ton of the new department IN accordance
with the provision s of the act would give
the State an efficient, we'll organized
agency through which to secure its various
taxes and revenues
If this bill becomes n law il will re-
ouire every taxable to comply with the
state tax laws, and it has sufficient teeth
tniuSurc its enforcement, Senator Robert
son said
Provisions Of the act. in part, are:
There Is hereby created depart
meut of the State of Delaware for the
slInervisior of the collection of all State
taxes and revenue due to said State. Said
Department shall be administered by an
officer t. he known as "State tax COM
missioner. who shall, within ten days
after rhc approval of this act and every
four wears thereafter. be appointed by
the governor by and with the advice
and consent OF the Senate.
CREATES TAX EXAMINER.
Tho State treasurer and State auditor
shall be CN0ttclo thc ADVISER o Sdlu state
Tax Commissioner, but the administra-
t,,o OF the duties of SAID officer shall be
,.rder the control of said State Tax Com
missioner.
The State Tax Commissioner shall
~ppont ard NAV remove two deputy
ate Tax Commissioners and such other
Hs.istarts. agents, Instructors, clerks or
other mplovcs - may be necessary to
tie administration Of his department.
The State Tax Commissioner shall
q administer, supervise and enforce
tie personal income tax rs imposed by
statute. (2 Supervise and enforce the
corporation franchise tax rs imposed by
..ltute Other provisions II this sec
ton devise the methods of asccrtaining
thc date on incomes and other taxes
The law provides that licenses and per
nits now ISSUED bv the Clerks Of the
Peace. Notary Publics and other like
officers shall continue 10 be issued
through these channels the said officers