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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
Qor0zOafotd.

Sarge. S. S. Jra5ier fruberer
@ouperne1tr bon Nortb 9afota, iebt
republifanil6er &anoibat ieines Stna
tes fir BEN 8l1noesienat, ipra6 lid)
%5ugunlten Der 8emiaigung zines
.Solooten : Bonus ieitens oes 4on=
greiles a1ts. NuBeroem trat er fir
Wioerruf oes @ib : Gummini6en
Gerfebrs : @elebes l1nD fir oie Gin
idrdnfung Der 8efugniiie Ser &C.
ribte in ginbaltsbefebls 8erfab=
rem BEL Mrbeits &onflifteu Elm.
Minot Sen 8un6esBrobibiti=
ons 9 amten lit Minot &C. 3. muir
be beridtet, in Der Nabe bon 8ien=
fait in ser fanaoil6en Eropin5
|5aSfatdeman lei Witttpo6 fritz
Elm gelpilier Saul MatoB, gertre-
ter ether @etrdnfebon0lung in SD
na0a, eri6o1ien un6 linn $4,000
%obgenommen mor0en. Sic Erobi=
lations agenten bebaupten, ser
Wam bobe oos @elo fur5 porber
Don einem Sdnappsibmuggler aus
SEN Ser. Staaten erbnlten.
8ismarf -@ol1perneuer st. q.
Ne1tos fat oie grnennung bon Sobn
S. Nc@raun bon Sarge 5um gor=
iiter ser Miibler= glebator 8ebor=
oe befannt gegeben, als Nadfolger
oes 8erltorbener 81. S.@ro11na.
8aggonlaoungen @etreibe meroen
sizes Sobr aus Nortb Dafota an 6ie
ruiiiide 9ilfsDereinigung nbge1bidt
meroen mie Gbriit 5iegel bon 4l1lm,
5toatsagent, bier Mittnob mitteil-
te.
@rano SORTS. &idter AnoreD
Bruce, melder Drei Sabre on Ser %.
Gafota Sdl1le fir &edtsmilienidaft
Iebrte, bat einen STUFF on Die Ror0-
meItern linton angenommer. Sim
eriteu Oftober nuroen sic 3tnsra-
ten in alien bieiigen 8anfen, tpie
aud in %oenienigen in Gait @ratto
SORTS BON 5 auf 4 8ro5ent berabge-
iebt.
Snmestolpn. @euiHe Soften i'm
Beiibe ser Citizens 8anf in Gingree,
neroen auf 8efebl bon Ridter S. q.
-goffeD offentlid %periteigert. Ser
8etrag %oerielben lit etrua $4,000.
Ser gerfnuf murbe als Gdub fit
Sic MnIeiben an Sic 8nnf ourd Bic
Nortbern NationaI 8anf IN Sarge
.nno Ser 6ergl1s Sails Nattonal Banf
.angeoronet. 3eit fir ge5ablung ser
Noten muroe Big |. De5ember 1928
ausgeOebnt.
Jorital 33ebn gunoes 8robi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
&pn,n1enoen spnttaq miro Die bic

Ronmenoen 5onntaa miro bic bic
lue Gilettanten 3rnppe elm Gd,a11-
Ipiel in engliid1er unb Elm 2l{tipiel IN
oeutIher Sprad,e iiber Sic 8ilblte ge'
ben lalIeu. Mm acknowledgement Sonn
taa mirb. bier Ser r,dmlihe Benl,b &C.
boten iein.
Srau 6. 9arret bon Clearwater
belt iih mebrere Gage beiudsneiie
in Ser bier pobnenoen 6amilie Go.
@ortid auf.
Mnton Mobr uno @attin mabten
in 8ealeitltng ser Srau Mlots Bbll-
fps einen 8eiddftsbeiud IN Der
County, allptlta0t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
Das f,tiinc iieb fmhlcft.
Das frantic Kepftrct.
Die bclcetc 3nnee.
@eS grpF QeberpiGm.

Cine Webanbfung, tue1de bic urfnhe
pertreibt uno benz Gatienten @eiunbbett
bringt. Cine 8ebaublu,1g, bic gum 8er<
bitten Der &rnnfbeit beitrdgt, inbent Tie
6ie gingetueibe aftib, ba3 8lut flbl bdlt
unb bic Nrterien1 epanEun8 SI6f. Nuss
aeaeihnet fur Sober, N3d8e1< un6 gin@
getpeioe.BeiBtperben fur Blin6barment<
sun6ung, @nIenite,ne, @n1enieber. Bai<
Ierfulbt, Berfppfung. 5nrt1eibiateit.
Shire milbe aber tpnnoerbDn lnrntipe
Birfung reinigt bns gIut nuf natlrli<
diem 8ege, lberfpmrat bic perihiebenen
aeiben 6es CUR 8erbarung aebbriger1
Ggfems. Re6 grDss 2eberpilen fino
nrfaemnmt IN ubrfbrmiger 5laibe, per<
fnuft nDr MpDtbefern fur fii1fii1o3tpan5ig
Gents Dber fdbbidt bafir nadb Gea 8rDs.,
MinneopDlis, Minn.-Nn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
merico's DEL Jnouitrie.

Gera grua Z. DIT. = Die Srans-
continental Oil SO. bat gegen oie Sc
BORDEN oes Staates Sierra Grna cine
&lage eingereidt, UNI cine fir5lide
gerfiigung auf ibre Gerfaiiungsmd-
Bigfeit priifen 5u lalien, nad Ser
allBer SEM gigentum Der OelgeielI-
idaften audi nod beren Rroonftion
b%eltenert nerben icu.
1as 4anonenboot 3aragoiia 1T
NIT 500 Rnnn Militdr nod Eur
abgeian0t morOen, mo I'M Del
gebiet neue repolutionare llnruben
gemeiset poroen iiro. @eitere Ser
ltdrfungen follen folgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
5uozDdfota.

Wobrl0ge. Jrau y. .. NC
Glane bon 8bitefiih Don't, uno
lire Iotter murben getotet uno ein
1%3jGbriger Sobn gefdbrlid perlett,
lals ibr Auto meltlid bon Solpa bon
|einem Bug ser Wilmaufee ga6H ge=
|troffen mur0e.
Nberoeen. - 6euer, meldes III
Der Multreidermerfltatt Don Sang &
in @roton, 20 Meilen
meltli6 BON bier gum Mnsbrld fam,
|teiIte lid) orei anberen @ebdu=
oen nit uno ridtete einen Sdooen
pon $4,000 an.
MitheQ. - Gtepe 8attp, Elm Go
menb1noiger m1roe bier bon elnem
20men angegriffen uno {6limm ser
fleiibt.
Hierre. = Die Sarmer bon Suo=
Gafota baben in Mnleben felt 1916
$4t,50O, 900 erbalten un0 5mar ourd|
bas 5taats< 2ano=&reoit 6eiet. Die
@dbler Oes 5taates baben bas Mnle1=
oement CUR 5taatsfonititution ge=
biaigt, uoour6 0as 9ono areoit-Ge=
ieb geldoffen puroe.
Mit6ed. - Junf 9uffel bon Der
l5taatsberoe I'M 8lad 9iQsparf mer=
Sen qeidlodtet uno oas 6leiid ioa
in fleinen Wengen I'M gan5en Staat
ais @eibnadtsbroten perfanft mer=
oen.. Sic Beibnadtsopfer iil1o be-
reits ausge1udt uno Wearfte in Vt1t=
def, Siour Sails, 9etder, SriOge=
uater, @ooniadet, 6urmer, Meranz
0ria, Salem unb anOeren Srten ho=
ben bel Ser StaatsmilO= I'm 6tldfom=
miiiion lire 9eIteQungen eingeldlft.
2eao - Gor oem ltnterludungsz
fonn. @altlt Der 3mildenltaatl. yer
febrsfomntiiiion nuroe Wontag bier
nit 0em 8erb0r iiber sic 8etreioe=
transportipel len Soutb 0afotas be-
qonnen. Die oortige giienbabnfom=
miI1ion lit bemiibt, Sic 6radtpreile
inn Staote berab5uieben. Die Mnge=
legenbeit biirfte Iid porausii9tlid
Sic gar5e ISOLDE iiber bin5ie9en. Sn
unoeren Staaten, pie Minnclotn,
ssotpa, Gebrasfa nno Nortb 9ufota,
10 miro erfldrt, bepegten lih Die
9ransportipeien auf @etreioe ol1f
be0euteno nieorigerer Stufe.
Miuette. - Gor fur5em muroe
Sic elite SGenne innerbalb oes let=
ten Monats oltrd) gran0ltlfter ser
tort nno 5mar m1f Der Jarm Don
ssobn 8orra, bier Meilen oltlidl
pom bier. 3mei GferOe, adt 0oppel=
qeldirre u11o eine Menge 6utter per-
%brannten nit. Ser Sdaoen miro
ii6er $4,000 geidabt, oem cine Der
iiderung bon $1,000 gegenii6er ltebt.
Sn jeoem ein5elnen Safe ltanocn oie
Sdeunen in poaen 9lonmen OILS
Oas 6ener entoeft p1rbe. @eriidte,
0aB $. %. 90. oamit in Gerbinbu1g
lteben, lpurDen bementiert. Wan
alaubt aber eber an einen beimll=
den Salbperriidter ais 8ranoltifter.
.Gurfa. Sic Gurefa 6air,
melde ibren AbidlnB fano, mar BON
m1sge5eibnetem 8etter begiinlttgt
uno in jeoer 8e5iebung Elm boiler
grfolg. Am 5meiten Gag nor cine
ungebeure Meuidenmenge auf DEM
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
merftpmr>ioe Gntihei>
Sung ~cs pSlfcr>
bnn>es.
(Mitgeteilt bon Ser @entraI%Steae
Deg Gentral.8ereins.l

0eS 9ertral=Seretns.)
Sn Ser Sisnng BEG Solferbunbes
1purbe am 1. September in Gent emit
ldie0en, DaB Eolen auf ser SnleI
9olm elm borlGnfiger auslabeplat
fir W1tnition 5%ugerpieien miro une
.6ab ipdter Elm in groBerer g%ntfern1,r1g
BON Ser Staot %gelegener A11slaoeba-
fen an ser Gotten @eifiel erbaut Der-
Sen iou, oeiien Soften beioe Rarteien
5u gleiden Ieilen 5u tragen boben-
Sbtpobl ser 9rdiioent Ser 5reien
|5taot 9an5ig, Sabm, nit al
fer gntidieoenbeit oaraif bintpies,
0aB Dor oem geldriebenen &edte go
lens o1f 9ur6fubr Ieines &riegsma=
%terials, oas pon 9an5ig nidt beitrit-
ten miro, oas &eht ser 9un5iger Be-
p0lferung al1f sic Siderbeit hires Sc
bens l1r1o Ser 6reibeit Oes @anbels lte=
fen miilie, blieb es BEL oem Modt-
ipr1d.
3ieie Hod]rift mirfte geraoe5u err
ibiitterno auf Sic 3an5iger 8ebolfe=
rl1ng. Iie Sniel 9olm sic in ser ent-
ideioung oes g%0lferbunbes als Nus=
labeplat fir Sic Munition Ser point
i6en MiIit6rpermalhlng beitimmt lit,
liegt inn @eid)biloe ser Staot unb lit
%ulngeben bon Sen midtigIten Snon-
Iltrieunloge11, @erften uno Sanfs, io-
|oaB Ser geringlte 3ufua beim Mnsla-
Sen ODER bei Ser 2ageru1g Ser Spreng
Itoife geuiigt, Inn einc &ataltropbe Fir
Sic StaDt Tun5ia herbe%i5ufubren.
Sic Sniel 9plm iii bonn Centrum Der
Staot pom Hathau5 uno BON Ser ct.
Morienfir6e, MIR 5peital1ieno Meter
e%ntfernt.
Cine Notpen6igfeit fir Diefe gnt-
fdetoung lag nidt Dor, oa Sic Mllni,
tion eberio bequem nu9 Sem in Der
Gun5iger 9l1dt gclegcnen polniiden
ariegsfafcn 8oingen gebrud)t uer-
Sen fam. aud Ser Goriitenoe oes
9an5iger ,@afenal,slduiies, Der
idmci5eriide Sberit Sc 8eDnier, bat
Sen polniid)en ariegsbafen @oingen
als eeeignetlten Elas fir oas Ausla-
Sen uno Sic 9agerltug Ser Wl1nitioH
be5eidnet.
Die Gntideiol1ng beOeutet eincn
blutigen 9o6n nnf Oen ser Jreien
StaOt 3an5ig geiudbrleilteten Sdnt
Des Golferbl1nDes. Noh Dieier @1tts
ldeioung bat oie 8ep0lferl1ng Dan-
5igs oas 8ertrauen a1f cine gered,-
te 9ebau0lung 0urd Ben 8%olferbltnn
perlorerl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
St. francis.

Seinrid Eoblmam ,@attin nno
Softer Slipia begaben iid) na6 ct.
Glouo, no Sic So6ter, bie I'M ct.
Gapbaels 5ospital Mrbeit gefltn0en,
5uriidblieb.
Mloig Gbiaips nabm an ser in ct.
Glouo ItattgefunOenen MinneIota 2eb=
rerperiammll1ng tell.
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l11luth. - ST, Ser at. 2ouls Ban
|m11roen in stpei nit Steinen beidner-
Ten Saden sic Eeile elmer Mannslei-
DIE aefunoen. Rumpf nit Sept ito
Ten in einem Sad, Mrm1e nnb getre
int s1peiten Sud. Gin Arm mar aus
aerilien, Elm anoerer abgeiagt, ebenlo
Sic 8eiue. Mod) dr5tlider nnterl11d)-
una laget1 Sic Eeile bereits 6lpet ooer
|orei @oden i'm @aier. Urane1s
|gromn, ein Maidiniit bonn 8ootclltb,
Ser iiber oie 9ap ruoerte, entoedte
sic Side llno benadridtigte Die Eo-
Iiaet. Gas Mlter oes e%rmoroeten
miro oaf 80 Sabre gei6dtt. 8eptht
lit 100 Efuno, Gr6Be 5 SUB s big
Ito SOL. Soentififation NOR nidt
mebr m0glid. Die 8eamten Der VI
prebfompognie in minneapolis ltn0
Ser Meinung, OaB Tie oieienige oes
lett 80. Auguit 5. S. permibten aal-
lirers ser uMmerican &ailmaD erpreB
|Go." in Minneapolis, 8alter S. Mr=
nolO, lit.
Sibbiug, 80 Cine grobe Mn5abl
bon 2er,te1, meld)e bon Ser Staot
eutlaljen muroen, finoen genl,g Arbe1t
|bei Sen Minengeleai6aften, meld]e
lol1t Mitteil1ng BON 8iirgerneilter
|Sobn 81. Cannon nod piel mebr Ar=
better bro1den urO ielblt dltere 9e1te
Init Mrbeit %periorgen.
Smatonna, - Sier lit 6reoertd
i@iOlom, pron1inenter Jarmer nno
|geborener Eeutider, ieit 1875 bier
onlGBig, geitorben. @r NOR et1 Sur
m1er= unb in @eIbdftsfretien lpett be-
Ifunnt.
Iairboult. - Mnton 2Dffler, 46
Sabre alt, Elm 6ormer aus Ser bie=
|ligen @egeno, mur0e tot in einem
6eloe g%ef11noeu. Die 2ei9e 5etgte
einen 8rl1itidub, uno fem Sogobuno
botte Sic Nadt iiber trene ISOLDE liber
oem Gotten gebalten.
Safe @iIlon. = 8dbren6 ote So
mile BON Clam Manion BON ibrer
6arm nod) Ser Stoot fubr> bronnte
ibr @obnbaus nebit Snbalt biz onf
|0en @r11no nieDer. Mls tie 5uridfebr=
tie, mar mir nod Elm Mi6enbonfen lib
rig. NO ibr 9eim friiber geitanoen
batte.
2uperne. Muf Sem Fldbe Der
Sod County 5air brannten Der Hfer=
81 itad un0 Das Sc liigelbauS ab. 3as
Seuer mar in einem Strobbaufen ent=
tanoen 1suo bate sic @ebdu0e ergrif=
lien. Ser Sdaoen miro anf $4,000
angegeben.
ct. Eurtl. SSn Ser in Ben Nd11m=
lihfeiten 0es st. 8nnl Mtblettc
Glub" ltattgefunoenen September :
Geriummll1ng Des uWolferei Club
bes Noromeltens" murben Flane be-
lprod)en, Sen Molfereibetrieb 5n elmer
mirfliden Sroultrie nm5ugeltalten,
ltatt 0oB iie nl1f bem tiefen 5tano=
punft elmer ~Germertung bon Htebe1=
Eroouftion" lteben bleibt. Sobn y.
%sSrtpin, elmer Ser Steiner, gab ortn=
qen6 Sen &ot, ste 6armer ioaten fnr
Sic 9elierung ibres 8iebbelfanoeS
lorger1. ST mu9te gelteno, bob elne
quite aub, Sic jett $500 Bis 1925 TO-
Itet, ungleid mertpoler lei ols elre
9urdidnittsfltb fir $75, 0enn eIne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12
St. Roid.

lleber 0en bereits III letter Modbe
aen1eloeteu 600 Oe5 6ran5 Seller nob
Nahtrdglides: Ser Serltorbene ma1r=
Sc am /. Sonrtar 1889 5u 9eabrlid,
@eltfuleu, 0eutldlanO geboren. SIM
Ssabre 1867 fam er nod Nmer1ta,
mobute orci Sabre unlpeit Soroan,
Miuu., lieoelte ipdter nod Me1re
@rope iiber, no er iein SCENT biz 1908
%beibehielt. spoonn perlegte er letn
|Seim nit 6on1ilie nod ct. 8oIa nno
nad 5mei 11no einbalb Sabren lieB er
lid NIT leinen Soluen in Bouh1n,
Niun., nieDer, no er int boben Mtler
BON 80 Sabren zines ieligen Sooes
ltarb. Die 2eid1e m1roe nod ct. Ho1a
aeididt uno bier am 20. September
BEL aroBer 5eilnabtte Oem S6pB Der
|@hre iibergeben. NebIt oen Sobnen
lrnns, uuo M11ton bon 8altbltn, W1n=
neiota. betra1ern ieinen Singing fol-
aen0e ainoer: 6ralt S. 8obertlon bon
ST Saul, Stcpban Heaer bon Blad
|Gud, 6rou $. s. &erIting BON Walt=
BUN, 6ruu 9. @alentinp bon Map=
hem Safe, Seinridy &eler bon Clifton,
W1inn., 6rnr1 q. S. Soiepb BON Min=
neopplis, 6rol1 $. Cabot BON Wel=
role, Sssobn Neaer bon ct. Holu uno
0ra1t S9Sobanu 8eri6eio BON MarO
fSprtnqs. M0ge Ser 9abingeldieoene
nad elmer 10 larger Sebens5eit ruben
in 6rie0eu!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-10-12

6amsamsidlag. uWeines geadbors
&ino erfranfte uno lein &orper be-
oefte lid NIT @artn15idlag," idrelbt
SEER 81. %. 0olefe bon 8aDonne, u.
S. Ser Nr5t fpnnte bem &inoe
nit,t belfen, 0od nachbent e5 ctlld)c
Male 6orni's A%lpenfrduter genom=
men bette, nuroe es gei11nO nno letne
s@u11t REIN" 3ieies alte &rduterbeil=
mittel miro nidt 0rrd Mpotbefer per-
fouft. Man idreibe an Or. Setter
.iSabrnep & Sons 60, 250t @o1b-
ington 8lpo., Chicago, 81.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
"a MAYS HGME, TONIGHT AT THE
CIRCLE PLAYHOUSE

a Ralph Ince picture released bJ
the SelEnick Productions appears to
night and tomorrow at the Circle
Playhouse. In the cast is a long list
OF stars. including Matt Moore, Faire
3irney, Kathlyn Williams and Harry
Mercy and with the direction by az
experienced man like Ralph Ince the
picture viii doubtless prove 10 be ar
sistic and worthwhile
The story deals with q mans strug
gle to keep his home happy and in
violate against the inroaGs of various
Influences of modern life, in this case
against a pair of adventurers whose
purpose is at first frankly mercenary
and finally something worse The Os-
torns were married when the head of
The home was poor longshoreman
The sudden acquisition OF wealth turns
the head of the bride. She frequents
fashionable hotels and gay company
20 the neglect Of the husband and
their small child Hearing that she
is intimate with a pair of adventures
in Atlantic City. tho husband wires
her TO come home. The wife invites
her new friends to come home with
her. The pair accept and start the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
No CAUSE FOR WORRY

There is always more or less
worry connected with money
Those OF us who do not have i;
worry about getting it, and those
OF us who have it are often put
to great deal of worry in hang
ing on TO it. In addition to this
no little worry is brought on BY
the desire TO make a dollar grow
where only penny grew before.
1t seems as though poets and
philosophers have conspired TO
bring money into disrepute, so
anxious are they to tell US that
the mere possession of it is a great
burden.
In more recent times there has
come TO us the warning that
money carries germs. Germ ex-
perts evenswent so far as to dem
onstrate that bank clerks oc-
cupation was particularly hazar-
dous because he handles so much
money. But now this dread has
been dispelled. After exhaustive
investigation on the subject of
money as germ carriers two ILL
nois University experts assure us
that this danger has been greatly
exaggerated. 1t seems that the
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
BUSINESS MEN
HAVE AWAKENED 10 NEED
OF A PROTECTIVE TARIFF
Csy The Associated Press,

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Jan. o.
Southern business men have awaken
cd to the need of protective tariff
he Senate finance committee was told
today by John H. Kirby, of Houston
Tex, president of the Southern Tariff
Commission.
We're not following our politicians
on the question any longer" said Mr.
Kirby; "the whole South is awakened
On this question"
"All OF you have awakened except
the voters" remarked Senator Nc
Lean, Republican, New Hampshire.
"Oh. the voters are awakened" re-
piled Mr. Kirby. you saw what hap
pened in the last election"
Il think you are TO be congratulated
on the progress you have made and
the hope you hold out" remarked
Senator Watson, Republican, Indiana
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
LIBRARY COMMISSION
FILES ITS BIENNIAL
REPORT WITH GOVERNOR

The biennial report submitted by
the Maryland Public Library Commits
sion to the Governor shows that the
Commission now has about 1900 vol
umes, which. contained in 160 cases,
form travelling Libraries" that make
their way into all parts of the State,
thereby bringing books to many per-
sons who would otherwise be unable
TO get them.
Many schools says the report.
ARE taking advantage OF the travel
ing libraries TO procure supplement
airy reading Frequently they consti-
tute the nuclei for permanent lib
raries"
During the last year Libraries have
been opened at various places. includ-
ing Annapolis, Hyattsville and Ocean
City. Two libraries. closed for a num-
Der Of years. have been re-opened, one
at Laurel and one at Denton. Library
organization wrek has been done 81
Clinton (Surrattsville
SCHOOL,. Denton. Frostburg Normal
School, Hyattsyille. and Ocean City.
"The people in the State" says the
report. ARE eager 10 get travelling lib
raries, provided they can get the
things they most wish. We could dc
much more than we have ever done in
the rural schools provided we could
get the material for the supplement
airy reading that is required. We
have Been trying to dc this and the
results have shown that its pays. 0n6
superintendent has ordered 30 lib
raries; another superintendent has
promised to get 20 libraries
During the last year travelling lib
raries have been sent to 81 places in
The State.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
BAUGHMAN SAYS MOTOR
POLICE FORCE URGENT
NECESSITY TO STATE

The annual report to Governor Rit-
chic of the Commissioner of Motor
Vehicles. Z. Austin Baughman, is
largely devoted TO a description Of the
accomplishments Of the State Police
force. put forth as the reason for the
enlargement of that establishment.
The State Police force now numbers
SIS: the Governor in his budget has
made provision for the maintenance
of that number. and that is the num-
her he recommends in his message to
the Legislature. Colonel Baughman's
plan was for the increase OF the es-
adjustment 10 $50, and while, doubt
less in view OF the Executive disap-
proval. he does not urge it in his re
port, the Commissioner continues 10
maintain that the present force should
be increased.
1.-The statement of expenses for the
installatiou~~a ard maintenance of the
State police force, including initial
training camp, shows total outlay
| of S77,4GG.S0. OF this amount $69,-
585.72 was expended for equipment
and expenses OF patrol and mainten-
a1ce of the uniformed force, and ST.
905.0S for the equipment and main
tenance of the investigating or plain
clothes department. or the tOtal
amount expended $55,1SO.21 was dis
tursed from the receipts of the title
and the balance of S22.-
360.59 from the legislative appropria-
ton
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
METHOD OF PROCEDURE
IN MAKING INQUIRY
ON TAX LIABILITIES

Following is a statement from Com
missioner OF Internal Revenue David
H. Blair. relating to the procedure
with respect TO inquiries received by
the Bureau of Internal Revenue re-
garding tax liabilities:
SO Requests are being received daily
for rulings and advice upon abstract
cases or prospective transactions in
yolviug questions of income tax and
profits liability. These requests arc
so numerous and the insistence on
prompt action so great that it seems
advisable al this time definitely 10 out
line the Bureaus policy which will
govern the consideration of these re-
quests.
THE Revenue Acts of 1918 and 1921
depart widely at many points fron
prior law or practice. and have given
rise to new questions of such import.
ance. complexity, and number thai
the resources of the Bureau are nc
more than adequate TO advise taxpay
ars promptly of their present liabili
ties arising out of past transactions
II is impossible to answer every Ques
ton which the invention or ingenuity
Of the inquirer may devise without
ueglecting the fundamental duty of de
,ermining tax liability upon the basi.
Of actual happenings. Under thes,
circumstances. The administrative nee
essity is obvious of giving precedence
over abstract or prospective cases t.
actual cases in which the taxpayei
desires TO know what are his imme
liate liabilities under the law.
1T Will be the policy of the Blu
geau not to answer any inquiry ex
eept under the following circum
stances:
THE transaction must be completes
md not merely proposed or planned
The complete facts relating to tn,
transaction, together with abstract
rom contracts, or other documents
necessary to present the complet
acts, must be given
The names of all the real partie
Interested mot dummies used in tn
fansaction) must be stated regard
ess OF who presents the question
hc,her attorney, accountant, Ia
service, or other representative.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
ONLY OLD AGE PENSION
SYSTEM FOR MINERS


MUSKOGEE, OKLA, Jan 9.-The
)nly old age pension system in effect
throughout the entire jurisdiction OF
the United Mine Workers of America
is in use in District No. 81, Oklahoma,
Texas and Arkansas. II provides an
average weekly pension for 315 men
vko are no longer able to do mine
work. The system has been in opera
lion for nine years and despite the
'act that it has never been copied by
any other district of miners, its sue
cess is pronounced. according to dis
riot officials here
The pension is created from a
monthly assessment OF 70 cents per
member. At the present time the dis
riot pension fund has On hand an
fortunately $4,000. The fund is
,ioealy guarded b. legislation that
prohibits its use for any purpose other
than pensions. During year the
pension tax creates SS1, 900
It is the hope of TIE mine workers
always TO have on hand approximately
100000 for pensions. district officials
said. When this figure is reached It
s proposed 70 reduce the assessment
IN the membership.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
WHY Do
THEYL|KE
THIS MAN?
1t is Because He Has the Life and
Energy that Red Blood
Gives

He has a good color He is strong
and virile. and looks it. He is good
humored. He laughs easily. In short
be is full of life which is simply an
other way of saying he is full of red
blood. If you are weak and rundown
and nervous, don't sleep very well and
have a poor appetite go to your drug
gist and buy a few bottles OF Guides
Pepto-Mangan and take it for few
weeks at meal-time. See how it will
build you up by giving you plenty. of
good blood. Don't drag around half
sick and half well. Get some pep"
into you by. taking Pepto- Mangan.
Sold in both liquid and tablet FORM
(Adv.)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-01-09
WESTERN MARYLAND
BANQUET JANUARY 20

The Western Maryland College
Alumni Association will hold its l1tn
annual banquet at the Southern Hotel,
Baltimore, on January 20. The COM
mit;ee in charge. OF which L. |. Pol
lit. president of the Southern Gas
Association. is chairman. is making
arrangements for 500 persons.
Governor Richie has been invited to
attend end also a number of promi'
pent members of both houses OF the
legislature