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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-11-30
CLASSY BASKETBALL
FOR MINOT FANS is
PROMISED THIS YEAR

Minot. n. D.. Nov. S0.-That Minot
fans. are due to witness some classy
basketball again this winter. is evil
denced by letters received by the man
agement of the city basketball team
from teams in various parts of the
northwest who arc already clamoring
for games. Last years Legion team
put Minot on the basketball map and
the latest request for a date was re-
ceiyed yesterday from f. J. keefe,
who Minot fans will remember as the
basket shooter deluxe of the Co. &C.
st. Paul team. which appeared here
last winter Keefe is managing a
team of college stars in a tour of the
northwest during the holidays and
states in his letter that the following
players will appear in his lineup:
Arnold Oss, Minnesota; Kohs. Ham
line. kratz. Hamline; Fahey. st.
Thomas: Stromwell. St. Thomas and
Grieg of Macalestcr.
The Minot ~L4egionares Administered
a severe beating to the Co. SC" team
last winter and Manager Keefe is
anxious to come back" The letter
called for a two-game series to be
played on January ! and 2, providing
satisfactory arrangements can be
made. -
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Carson High Defeats
Normal School Team

Carson, y. ~. Nov. 29.--The Car
son high school basketball team
carved its name still deeper in slope
spertsdom here Saturday night de-
fehting the strong Dickinson Norma;
Ave by a ~ to score. The game
was fast and clean played and the
fans of this city declared it was the
best exhibition of basketball ever
staged On the local floor.
The Carson boys had the edge on
their opponents during the entire con-
test but only during the second half
did they show their usual punch and
speed--10 of their u points being
scored in this period. The first half
ended with the Normal lads leading
3 10 2.
afhe finc-ups:
Carson Dickinson
III. Botten, Il. e.. File
~. M. ... T.. Jepson
Alien. t. C., Miller
A. Botten Capt., &, Leror
Referse: To,leison. Umpire. Roth 10th,
fuss.
substitutes: Dickinson, Rasche TOR
File.
Field Goals: n. Botten 8. schlos-
ser ]. "a. Bottsn I. File 2, Miller Il.
Free Throws: H. Botten 2; File Il.
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DIRECTOR OF
ATHLETICSF0R
u" OF MINI.
Alumni Are Not Satisfied
With Record of Gopher
Team

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. 2s.-Appoint-
ment of an athletic Ndirector and gen
eral change in the athletic regime at
the University of Minnesota were
agreed upon by the university alumni
todaS.. according to graduates who at
tended the meeting.
Recommendations 10 be made, as
interpreted by spokesman for the
gathering, will call for the removal
OF DR.. Fl. L.. Williams, football coach,
and Prof, James Paige, chairman Of
the athletic board of control.
While the gathering was not repre-
sentative Of any particular organiza-
ton. many prominent alumni and
former gridiron stars were in attend
ance. They frankly expressed their
disapproval at the showing made by
the Gopher teams during the past two
years and We're unanimous in the
opinion that a change must be made.
The athletic COMMITTEES of the alum
nj association is expected to complete
its report within the next week which
it is said will include the RECOMMEND
datiOns. {
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UTICA BOWLERS
GET SECOND PLACE

Des Moines, Iowa, Noy. Bottle
Utica sClothiers, a five man team from.
Des aModnes. went into second place in.
that event Of the midwest bowling
tournament here yesterday.
g. Eberhard of, Des Moines, went
score OF. 832.
The score Of the leaders OF the
leading five teams III the four events
follows: 81
Five Man Eyents-Kaads FIRTH
IScheffs, Chicago 2,967.s n I@3
pa DHubis : Ya nlhh q.
Singleg-G. Becker. Milwaukee, 726.
All Events-F. Frost. Fort Dodge.
1903.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
HoTI0n. oFawo1THAaE 4sro1ECLos.i
y 0Tf y Ii aIYRER2AI.H 4saN :E

Whereas, default has been made in the
terms and conditions. Of a certain mort
gage made and executed by Henry g.
of4Grand Forks; Couhty,ANorth Dakota,
|tn~ortgagors. to scandinayian American
Bank OF Grand Forks. n. oS mortgagee.
December a. p. 1876. and which was
fled for record In the Office Of the
register Of deeds. in and 3sfs. Grand
m January 0u 4, IS. 1915, At $50 easeex p 3.
NJ. and there recorded In Book lis OF
Mortrages' on Page 49, a d I. xss 9At i
said mortgagors 70 pay Or ! to Se
the note SET forth IN said mortgage,
Now therefore: notice is hereby. given
taired therein: the said mortgage Will
describes IN and conveyed BY said morf-
West half wM:1 81 southwest auss.
Of northwest %quafter (NNM y and Lot
EeqF e R9aoo s.sisstt %est. y, III T 9Ss 9th p. H. n. 7
/, appurtenanees thereunto %beionsins.
which said sale. will be made by the.
j the front door Of the. court ihousegin the
City of Grand. Forks. in said county and
state. on Saturday. the S1st day OF De-
afternoon Of said day. to satisfy the
amount which will then be dueion said
! mortgage for principal AMI interest, and
costs Of sale n statutory. attorneys
fees. aEr3&hAE so as
lrThere will be due. on said mortgage g
the date of sale as principal and interest
the sum Of $2,1s0.Ss making the total
sum due the date Of sale f$2,160.sS be-
sides the costs of for~eclosuretand statu-
toryaattorneys fees.
Dated at Grand Forks. N. D., this
ccnd day Of November. A. D.. 1921.
H'-=
BANK OF GRAND FORKS,
NORTH DAKOTA, r.
Mortgage.
BANGS. HAMILTON & BANGS,
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Grand Forks. N. D.
(Nov. $3.50; Dec. 7-14-c1-2S.) =
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Report Of treasurer Of Levant School
District No. u. County Of Grand Forks.
ming July /, 1920, and ending Juno 50,
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sink
ing fund. at beginning Of
school year July !, 1905 11s6
ceived during year
15em ag 81 state tsee
Tuition Fund .....$ $50
Total amount re-, e Fl.
ceived during year
from appo:tion-
Tuition Fund 49,. 1.AS
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District,
School Board ..... 44S.4s
Amount receiVeG
from other sources.
interest on money
in Bank OF N IT,.
sos: interest on
money in Bank Of
Gilby, s1.55; total. Sos
Total receipts for year,. 457.49
Grand total receipts for year.
including cash on hand July
l., lsZ0 49S.24
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and expenses Of
school officers .J..S $500 %
Amount paid during
Year for TRANSPORT
tation Of pupils... $500
Amount paid during
year for tuition of
pupils sent to other
districts ......... 200
Other expenses, print .
ing report. $500:
check book, 74c;
board for pupils,
$3.50; total s..... 1914
Total expenditures during
Cash on hand. Tin hands Of dis
trict treasurer) including
sinking fund, at the end Of /.
the year, June 80. 1921....... 1870
Grand total expenditure and
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts. ........$ 1924
Treasurer Of Levant School District
No. II.
Approved this 18th day of July. 1921.
BY order Of the District School Board:
A. NJ. WILCOX.
President.
Attest:
MRS. II. c. DICKSON.
f' Clerk,
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TO TAKE
BRIDE WITH HIM
NEXT SEASON

New York, nov. 3o.-Eait Hoy4,
pitching star ofsthe New York Amer,
cans in the 1921 worlds series. win
take a bride with him when he starts
next spring for tb2s Yankees training
camp. His engagement to Miss Doro-
thyaPyle of Brooklyn, was announced
today n it vas stated that the wed.
ding would occur just before the trip
south:
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SPORT BRIEFS

New York--A series of conferences
by the executive circle of the Ameri-
can league to plan the 1922 campaign
was announced scheduled for the next
few days.
Chicaso-Milton Romney, quarter
back Of the University Of Chicago
football team, was elected captain for
1922.
Madison-Coach John l.. Richards
OF the University of Wisconsin foot
ball team denied reports that he
might resign because of friction with
L. T.. Jones. director of athletics.
Chicago-Judsc X. NJ. Lands an
nounced the completion of the draft
of his decision in the case of Ba be
Ruth but declined to make it public
for some time.
New Iork-Benny Leonard. light
weight boxing champion, o]utpointed
George Ward. Elizabethtown, y. j.. in
a six-round exhibition bout.
New Haven-Ralph f.. Jordan wa
elected captain Of the Yale football
team for next year.
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such aggregations as Grafton, Gilby.
East Grand Forks, Warren, Ha'lock,
Greina. Lancaster. Thief River Falls
and Kennedy Series with the Bran
don Grcys and Argyle resulted in ties.
Practically the anne team went
through the 1920 season for Drayton
with 70 ame played. SO won, two
tied. and II lost, making a total for
the two seasons of 80 won, five tied
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Drayton, n. D., Nov. 30-Thc Dray-
ton baseball team made. a highly sue
cessfuf record during tho last sum-
mer. playing Sc games, of which as
were won, three tied and II lost.
Every fast team which could be en-
countered was taken on by the Dray-
ton bunch, and tho team emerged
with tho long end of the series with
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and "a lost. III. I'll
Eight Of. the II men shown above
are residents Of Drayton. and it is be-
lieved that this comes nearest to be;
ing an all-home team of any team.
in the state of similar caliber.
Much of the success of the team
is due to the management OF Mayor
l.. Steenson. w. j. Lean. r.. a. Lang,
F. B. Sullivan aud II. j. Moore.
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nzroar

Report Of treasurer Of Michigan
School District No. 1s! County OF Grand
Forks, State of North Dakota, for year
beginning July l.. 1920. and ending June
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand. including sink.
school year, July: I. 1s:o.....s 4ss.4l
Total amount re-
ceired during year
f5em - T si ione
Tuition FUND .....s 1880
Total amount re
.ceived during year
from t ion
ment OF County
Tuition Fund, -. 1855
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District
School Board -. 1,621.39
Total receipts for year.. 1,sso.l7
Grand total receipts for year.
including cash on hand July
], 1920 .$2,2 83.5S
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during
year for school
houses, sites and
psrmknent Inn
Amount raid during
-. year 4ys = SNSi1-- FErHb# EE-.l .tHL.
ers' Salaries Cess
Teachers Retire
ment FUND.- ~. So1.90
Amount paid during
year to county
treasurer 4im ac-
count OF T>achers'
Retirement Fund. $40
Amount paid during
year r. for salaries
ana experres, 3of
school Officers -. .124.14
Amount paid during
year for interest on
Amount paid during
year for transpor- T.
tation OF pupils *. 10000
Amount paid during
year for. text Books 2l.1S
Other expenses, fuel.
is Z go Rssn g. !.
$685. q; general fex-
pense. ,s7.I4; total 22s.ss
Total expenditures during
Cash On hand. (in.hands Of dia. ~
trict t~reashrer1 including
sinking fpnd 1t the Cd 81 the
year. June s0,9 1871. go. z. 1927
Grand total! expenditures ana
ash on hand Ito balance
aDov s.' 'o'a' rss sRW: rHoupso siS ss.Ss
sclooi District NJ. Is.
Approved this 18th day OF July. 1891.
q eFdsr e e s P,st,.s1 s sssssl Hoard
Ftesident.
Clerk.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
T~11ASUn11i1 1xro1r

Report OF treasurer OF Larimors
School, District NO Is, County OF Grand
Forks; STAY, q Nosth Dakota, fot year
REoE1PTs
Totai& amount re-
.ceived during year
nre% : 2 81 T q & STATE teas
mutton Fund .....:$ 90..55
Total. amount IN re-
ceiyed during year
m n,eaS az y ? II do $ sn.
Tuition Fund n. 66.la
Amount received dur
ing year from taxes
levied by District
Total receipts for syear....$ 744.61
EXPENDITURES
Amount paid during
houses, sits ana
armament im-
& provenents, ..S 1910 Z
Amount Tssl Rstd SSa asns
ers' Salaries Cess
Teachers Retire.
iment FUND.- ... $4,000,
Amount paid during
and expenses of
school Officers -. $500
Amount paid during
year for library
books, $12; text
books, 1854: total. 1854
Other expenses in 4
cidenta expense 142.2i
Total expenditures during
year 66S.SS
Cash on hand, Tin hands Of dis
trict treasurer) including
sinking fund at The on6 nf
tho year June so, 1321...... S0.7S
Grand total expenditures and
cash on. hand to balance
above total receipts. ...$ 744.6l
FREDERICK E. GEBHARDT.
Treasurer Of Larimorc
schoo! District No. 15:
BY order Of the District School Board:
HENRY J. DEAN,
President.
RICHARD LARSON,
CLERKS STATEMENT OF IN
DEFICIENCIES o F DISTRICT
Total amount of warrants out
standing June So 1s21......$ sSs.7o
Total Indebtedness Of dis
'trict June 80. F1921.....$ 6SS.7o
Approved this 9Th day Of July, 1921.
By order of the District School Board:
RICHARD LARSON.
.s Clerk.
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Sporting NeUs OF the Day
CUTTING PICKS
ALL-STAT ETEAM
Every Man On Williston
Team Makes One Of
Three Elevens
tRy j.. r. Cutting. Coach of the vii
liston High Football Team)

winston, y. D., Nov. 29.-As U.s.
uAi. ~first-c ass ends are scarce in
high school cams, Ccston playing de-
fensivc end and Zoerb. regular end
arc given first place. Williston has
a good pair in Scott and Shaver and
with this years experience will be
hard to beat. Scott can keep his feet
best on an icy field. In the tackle
position ! am sure King is the most
valuable man. He can run 100 in
10 20 and also receive passes in good
shape, n Il good. clean, hard tackler.
Marks of Fargo. n muck larger man,
is given the other position and is a
SooG man both in offence and defence.
Fargo is given both guards, and in
Graz and Decring has a good pair.
The center position has to be picked
from Popowski, Nohs and Thompson.
Popowski has had more experience
than the other men and is an agrees
sive, hard worker, and is given first
place.
Phillips is easily first choice in the
quarterback position, and is a clever
performer in every way. He is an
exceptional kicker for a high school
man, and what is quite unusual. can
drop kick accurately with either foot.
He is also "A good sure passer. lie
is .. hard. sure tacklcr with lots OF
nerve, q good field general II can
keep his team running fast and
smoothly. Selecting the halfba cks is
the hardest proposition. as there are
many good men. Mcdonald OF Man
Ian. is my first choice, and next to
Phillips think is the clevcrest foot
ball mar in the state. He a~lternates
at half and quarter. kulas is given
the other position and is a fast, strong,
heady player. both in offence and de-
fence. Although there are many good
fullbacks in the. state. ] feel that
Mockel is the best nan He is a good
line plunSer pnd defensive man, and
the best passer I have seen this year.
Other men to be considered are Rudd
Of Fargo, Tracy OF Lisbon, DOYLE Of
Grand Forks and Elliott of Devils
Lake-a man that any coach would
be glad to have.
First Team.
Zocrb, Grafton. lie.
King. Williston. It..
Grant. Fargo. lg.
Popowski; Grafton, C.
Deering. Fargo. l
Marks, Fargo. TT.
Geston, Grafton. &c.
Phillips. Wil.iston. oh. =
kulas. Williston. In.
Mcdonald, Mandan. RI. ~
Mockel, Williston, fb. fl
Second Team.
Lowell, Fargo. le.
Eastman, Grafton, 1t. "
Regain, Devils Lake. !g.
Nohs. Wflliston. G..
Corbett. Minot, rg.
Ncitch. Williston. ri.
Scott, Williston. rc.
Rush. Fargo. ub.
Miller, Fargo, In.
Olson. Williston. rh.
Tracy Lisbon. fb.
Third Team.
Shaver. WiIliston. lie.
Mohr, Mandan, 1t.
Addyman. Willistnn. lg.
Thompson. Fargo. c. "
Hogan. Williston. re-.
Watkins. Fargo, IT.
Arnold, Fargo. re.
. Goldberg. Minot, oh.
kludt, Bismarck. III.
GRAY, Msndan. rh.
Elliott, Devils Lake. fh.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
a. 11ron.

80. TRHASV2888 101OAE ,
pis seIett NJ E, itsa County Of Grand Forks,
State or North Dakota, Tor year besan-
ming July !, 1920, and ending June 50,
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, includin. sinking
fond, at beginning of school
: year July 1, 1s20...........$ t.oV
Total. amount re-,
ceiVed during year
from ap Q r.t ion M.
ment of State m ,S- i
Tuition Fund MS SlAl.i4 ~ s
Total amount re-
;ceiYed during year
from oEtion-
Tuition. Fund $3.50. 130.4S
Amount received dur- @
ing year from taxes
levied by District
School Board 49,: $685.
Amount EeceiVed
from other sources. boS.hO
Total receipts for year 2ss1 '4so.o7
Grand. total, receipts for y,ear.
i%ncluding cash on hand july, a. g.
l'SO observation-disclosures :;iia
Amount paid during y
year for, school
/ err a n q n t inn
provements .......$ HOO 81
Amount paid during
ear for apparatus 2c5.53
Amount paid during
year for Teach
erss Salaries +(less $50
, Teachers Retire.
ment Fund) 1893. S71.20
Amount paid during
year to county
count Of Teache RS
Retirement Fund. $50
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and expenses OF
school officers 49,. 5000
Amount paid during
year for library IL
books ....... $50
Other expenses. in
cidental expenses. 17O.Sa
Total expenditures During %
year 80. F.. !, 1,SO4.SS
Cash on hand, lin hands Of dis
trict ~treasurer) including
sinking fund. at the end OF
the year, June so, 1921.... 112.I9
Grand total expenditures and
cash on hand to balance
above total receipts xr1p m ;;I;ss'.s7
school District No. is.
Approved this 18th day Of July 1921.
by order Of he District School Board:
-" OSCAR SBRENNA.
. President.
S SfsISs BERG,
Clerk. 3S
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Report of treasurer OF Americas
School District No. u, County Of Grand
beginning July 1, 1890, and ending June
80, 1921.
RECEIPTS
Cash on hand, including sinking
fund, at beginning Of school
Total amount re-
ceived during year
m 15em. apPort st . n
Tuition Fund ....s 1915
Total amount re-
ceived during year
from apportion on
Tuition Fund ..... 1850
Amount received DUR -. IS:
ing year from axes
levied by District u" !,
School Board .....r4 $1,000
Amount received
from other sources,
balance. $3.50; bor- 81 (
rowed, $1.45; total.. 5.75
Total receipts for years. 463.00
Grand total receipts for year,
including cash on hand July
E:XipENbiTUREs
A~ nesr Pal Paid TssnS
Teachers Retire. 9SF-
ment Fund ......$5 s693.00
Amount paid during
year for salaries
and xpense or -f
school officers 49,. 60.00
Amount paid during
year for text books 14.1S,.
Other expenses. coal,
$3.50; lbr.a, e31.1o;. IA
+, repairs. 1885;
%janitor. $35.17; in
cid en- ia l, $62.67;,
total ............ 1908
Total expenditures during
Year l,O0I.4
Grand total expenditures n
a on hand TO balance
above total receipts. ........$1s032.47
Treasurer Of Americas School District
Approved this 18th day Of July, 1921.
BY order Of the District School Board:
S. Q. TWETEE,
!, President.
Attest: N
SAM LoYLAND,
PA Clerk.
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schoal ristr;.+ Nc N11' rouuv g GvnnI
ErorIe Stat.Nnr Ma, S LII ~ u.aIu
hesinn, 50 . I,,1 ~ goen Daaosal, tor yeas
N iaaise 'uis ~ ~ 'S A' ana Lto enoins J un
~ puncry prc
re- sh 4, ,,.,a 49, =,
f,nI &c a hs, iaGIuntiis s.nak.nE :
,a.r - M y innnts = s ~
rc+eH ~ ~, i'@v.. !. I: 1890 ol.9o
cai,.d 'aSrina.. ~. 100.
49, = ! uuninS .ysar ~
,nont . stotE
,r,,;tio,, - @9'aAee 81, ~.
rotaI q r A. .,..s @.'oVN
ceived adnrinr ,.se 3
ment =, co,inty
,ru;tinn T,,n5 1880 - A. go
Am nuaI,9h re r%na a:dd ,r $500
ins Year from tsras
in1tcd ~, ntse.,ot s, aAs
School Boardn s.a.tn' sao 80
from otI,er AZ Sun sces s@ n
inferest frnnn statn NJ
hank a5c.r hors u
rowed from ~ s.. e
b.. $500: total. -. soo.s7 I
rot.,$ r..an. - -.s--s
go -. SSeaapf' . /. !. s1'Vo1.o1
HAuIN y IcCciplS 1OF year, EEstSFELf.
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Herald Want Ads Bring ResultA
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1EPoRr

Report of treasurer of Walle School
District No. ~, County of Grand Forks.
state of North Dakota, for year begin
ming July 1, 1920, and ending jun 80,
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~rnEAsuREa,s nEpoRr

Report OF treasurer OF Falconer
School District No. IL, County Of Grand
Forks, State of North Dakota, for year
30. 1921. F sFr III = B.
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1EPoar

Report Of treasurer Of Levant Schohl
District No. II, County Of Grand Forks,
State of North Dakota. for year begin
ming July 1, 1920, and ending June 50,
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1EPoRT

Report Of treasurer OF Americus
School District No. T., County of Grand
Forks. State OF North Dakota for year
"A. 1921
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80. Y3GASV8381 103U1sT
District No. IS, County OF Grand Forks,
State OF North Dakota, for year begin
ming July i, 1920, and ending June 50,
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26

CT the voluntary contributions from
the public service corporations was
bad policy on the part OF the State,
but that assessments, authorized by
legislation, and to be paid directly into
the State Treasury would be sound
policy and in accord with other fea-
tires of State financing Banks now
Fay the Bank Commissioner for their
regulation, it was pointed out; insur-
al ce companies maintain the office of
thu Insurance Commissioner, and in
duStrial employers are assessed for
the expenses of the State Industrial
Accident Association.
Mr.. Mackall presented his plan for
a tax on gasoline in connection with
the discussion of revenues from auto
E:obile licenses which, under the law,
are devoted to a special funu for the
maintenance and reconstruction of
State roads.
Under the present system, Mr.
Mackall declared the charges on au-
tomobilists are unequal and scientific.
Mr.. Mackall suggested tax of 1
cent gallon on gasoline, which, he
es timated, would raise about 1,,00C.
600 from Maryland automobilists each
car, and about 100000 or $780,
COO from tourists. The tax would be
collected from the wholesaler, with
provisions for exemptions and rebates
where gasoline was furnished for 9TH
er purposes than automobiles.
This plan, said Mr.. Mackalt,
would prove fair and scientific way
OF taxing autoist. 1t would be easier
Tor them to pay, it would cost them,
as a whole, no more and would solve
the ever-recurring problem of reci-
procity with the District of Columbia
and with other States. 1t already is
in operation in eight States, he said,
ard Is more States plan to present it
to their Legislatures next year.
At first it was generally agreed, the
tax would be placed as supplement
to the present license system. Its
proceeds until the Legislature of 1924,
would be used to wipe out the con-
struction deficit of $1,179000 which
has hung over from the previous State
administrations. By the the time the
1924 Legislature, meets he said, it
could then be determined how much
one cent a gallon produces, whether
tie tax is popular or unpopular and
if popular, how much should be levied
to make the system replace the pres
cnt license charges.
Mr.. Mackall asked the Governor for
Eond issues, which will total slightly
more than $2,5OO,00O for next year
and approximately the same for the
following year.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26
New Workers Are Clearly.

A noted German surgeon, visiting
New York. was asked what impressed
him most
1.-THE cleanliness of the people as n
mass" he said. Everybody in your
crowded subways seems accustomed to
daily baths and to wear freshly laun-
dered linen. Otherwise your subway
.rowds would be uncomfortable"
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1921-11-26
How Not To Take A Cold.

Some persons are subject to fire.
quent colds while others seldom, if ev-
ell have cold. You will find that the
latter take good care of themselves.
They take a shower or cold sponge
bath every day in a warm room,
avoid over heated rooms. sleep with
window open or partly open, avoid
excesses, over eating, becoming over
heated and then chilled and getting
the feet wet. Then, when they feel
the first Indication of cold, they take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with
out delay and it is soon over.-Adver-
tisement.