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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
TREATY SUPPlR1
By IRISH AII|
CAMPAIGN FOR THE Fsr. !
OPENS WITH GREAT AMo'|
Or ENTHUSIASM,
COLLINS DEFENDS nj
Irish Must Cease Attack,n, \
Agents And Taking rhei, N
Or These Arms Wi,
Turned Against The peo,,.

3 Da0lin.-The crowds which ],
: ed for the opening of the cam,.;
FAVOR OF the acceptance Of the \
Irish treaty were notable, NJ. ]
: because Of their vast proportion
the nigh degree Of enthusiasm !
3D. Notwithstanding the rain
turned College Green into a ye,sl
forest OF umbrellas, the people n
to hear all the speakers. ' =
The II. orators, in addition to MI
Collins and Arthur Griffith, mi,
Joseph McGrath, minister Of n
William Cosgrove, minister fl, \
AFFAIRS and other leaders in In
Vlslonal government. Two plat,,|
were constantly employed b.
speakers.
With the exception Of a mIpo, !
incident, when girls and women !
down a Free State tricolor nj
order was maintained by the ram,
can police. The resentful crowd \
ed and booed the women for tha
affair, and attempts at interrupt,on|
a handful Of the same women, vho|
NAMED near the platform, \
drowned out by popular protest.
Mr.. Collins, in a long speech, d,te]
90 the treaty. He asserted thu e.
the Free State is established IA A.
OF northeast Ulster with the NJ
ireland IS certain. He expresses h
I. termination to proceed to tie .,l,]
lishment Of a police force, la..i1
warnings OF Eamonn de Valslx !
would not be a political torca / y,
tect any special election, but -.
DO tor the protection Of eysty eisi
In Ireland, he said.
Mr.. Griffith made only ! hris
dress. He explained that hs ~
lerlng from influenza, and til
should have remained at hona
Mr. Griffith and Mr.. Collins ra
% the British troops Leaving lrs
Is being proof that ireland M
been betrayed" Abiding to M.
Vaieras admission in July that 3
public was not attainable, Nj. C,
aid the opposition is engaged r.
Q trying to steal the clothes 4
'dherents Of the Free State.
The position in the northea
Collins said, is not ideal but thsfl
MY two alternative issues co,,
r Cancellation. Whichever ,,t,
We is adopted must be adou
hole heartedly. All are ss,i
gainst coercion, but the treaty y
Tins force for persuasion which \
ring the onrtheast into banl.
it stays out OF the Free STAT
I'D.
The speaker asked why Rtik|
cents are being attacked aud nv
ms taken away from them
ere Is no war in progress, unlsa
intended to turn those q
'ainst the people.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
Manure 4 Essential.

Manure is very essential on Door
soil where vegetables are to be grown
livery shovelful saved in the barn lot d
WIN stimulate the soil and increase tho
Yield Save the manure and enrich Tho
garden and truck patches -
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09

Three Killed In Riot. &
London. Three persons "
ed and "a others injured, G.
iously, in q disturbance al
Egypt, s. miles north Of Cah
I've soldiers quelled the dist
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
STATES RESOURCES
WILL Be SURVEYED
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SAID TO BE
THE URGENT NEED OF.
LOUISIANA
TO ORGANIZE DEPARTMENT
Will Be A Branch OF The Louisiana
Department OF Conservation. &c.
ologicaI Chair Will Be Gre.
ated In University.

New Orleans.-Immedlate establish
ment Of geological division in tn
department Of Conservation, to b
followed later by creating a chair O
geological engineering in the Louis
ana State University and Greater Ae
ricultural and Mechanical College il
the recommendation of NJ. l.. Alex
ander, state conservation commission
er, by a committee Of the Southwes
Geological Society, and approved by
that organization at a meeting recent
ly held in Shreveport.
The committee, which was compos.
ed of Ben K. Stroud, John Y. Snyder
and W. G. Sponer, urged speedy &C.
ton because the state Is suffering for
lack of geological survey in the de.
velopment and exploitation Of natural
resources.
"The last geological survey Of the
state" the committees report reads,
was made under DR.. Harris in 1910.
DR.. Harris made this report as geol.
ogist Of the state Of Louisiana and
the United State Geological Survey
assumed the expense of publishing
the bulletin (429). The survey was
discontinued because Of a lack OF
funds and since 1910 no systematic
research work Aas been done.
1.-THE time has come, however, when
every state must have a thorough
search made of its entire resources,
whether of soils, water resources,
clays, timber, rare earth and gravel
or Of gas, oil, Ignite. sulphur or salt
The state of Louisiana particularly
needs survey Of this kind just now.
Inquiries are constantly flowing into
all public offices asking for the loca.
ton and nature Of deposits Of silica
Ignite. clays, gravels, oil and gas and
only by q complete survey can the
state hope to uncove rand promote
interest in It's great natural resources.
"The organization and functions of
he survey should, in our opinion,
,e as follows:
Il. The enactment Of q law, Il
necessary, in order to get the CO.
operation and financial support Of
he United States Geological Survey.
The latter, under proper conditions,
will furnish the necessary personnel
nd equipment for topographic and
mapping and the geological survey !
nd will pay one.half the expense Of !
be undertaken. q
2. A review Of geological and eco.
omic work that has been done, to. )
ether with q brief summary Of do. /.
shipments since the survey ceased. :
J this connection, It might be well
point out that some Of this work
light be done by the professional men G
lady acquainted with the area. The &
Northern Louisiana who are al. n
ork could thus be brought up to d
tie quickly and accurately. o.
3. The establishment, under the n
apartment Of Conservation, Of a H
ate geological survey. Of
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
$25,0oo,oo0 Is Accepted

Washington. Ratification
treaty between the United Sta!
Colombia, whereby the Amerio.I
eminent pays Colombia $25,O0@
compensation for the loss Of 3
have been exchanged at Bogoe1
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
improving farm p,...

improving Farm Place,
outslde Ct paint, there is hardly
anything that improves q place more
tnan cement walks. And they are !
Ireai convenience, too. But grave, y
elnder walks are better than mons. =
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
Historic ship Beachod

Historic Ship Beached. 3
Chicago. The historic
brisantine Essex. once the fla6l
the American fleet which q
the slave tradeton the west =
Africa, will end its days tn
Of Duluth harbor. 4
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09

Springfield, lll.--ExecutiYe a
members Of the Illinois mine =
recently refused Is act indeps
OF the international union id n
ing a wage contract with Illine3
operators. q
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09

Grand Coteau.-The very Rev. Emil
Mattern, 8. ]. provincial Of the Je,
! uits for the South, accompanied b
! his secretary, Rev. T. A. Carey, S. ]
made his annual visit to st. Charlie
College.
Shreveport. United States Judge G
W. Jack has reappointed Judson N
Grimmet Of Shreveport as referee i,
bankruptcy for the Shreveport, Mon
roe and Alexandria district and ha.
reappointed Judge s. Taylor refere.
for the Lake Charles and Opelousai
/ districts.
Baton Rouge. The Louisiana State
University Glee Club is on a tour 81
the state The first concert was given
at Newcomb College. Other places to
be visited are: Monroe, Oak Ridge.
Bastrop, Homer and Haynesville.
Ruston.-All committees Of the Rus.
ton Chamber Of Commerce held a
joint meeting at which the actiyi.
ties OF the different departments were
reviewed. These committees will
meet Jointly from time to time.
Monroe. Judge Charles schulse and
Juvenile Officer N. E. Wright 70.
turned from Baton Rouge without
receiving any assurance from Govern.
Or Parker that he would recommend
to the Legislature that funds be "a.
propriated for the state school for
girls training.
Monroe-Ata meeting held recent.
y the Ouatchita Parish Farm Bureau
adopted q resolution asking that tho
Louisiana Farm Bureau Federation |
send Harry r. Kapp to North Loui,i.
ana until the leading cotton growing
parishes have been organized.
Shreveport. Because he WAS thir.
y minutes late in responding 70 !
summons as witness n 4 cr,,n,r.I
rare IN the District Court. ". 3
lameA local manager Of the Western
Union. vas fined 80 ~ Judge steph.
ms.
Baton Rouge ID. W. II. Dalrym.
''e = engaged y. the preparation IL
2 Illustrated bulletin giving 1 do.
aiied outline Of the history Il the
1cuisiana State Uniyersity. he 81.
ects to comppte this work earIy
axt month.
Dons nyille. More than slool
g realized RON ths play, aThe VA.
e Doodle GIRL presented undsr "a
asDics1 q Jaeqaes ID CastilloL state
% school drsmsiic cosch, s IL
oaald sonvi lle liigh School aaditorI.
a 7
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
Poor Riaca for po..,....

ger Elaes fof Poultry.
Cold, damp land i no place tor
poultry; that which daes soonest a.,
y = i min + ths best land d which
u raise fowls. D = 4 Il
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09

Mennonltes En- Route
Ottumwa, Ia.-A special IT,
veying some 200 MennonitsS 4
livestock and household effect
ed through here recently b.
San Antonio, chihuahua, Me-
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09

q style show for March Is.
Baton Rouge According to Guy d.
Tanner, secretary Of the State Farm
bureau, a protest has been wired to
Congress against any reduction in
the tariff on clean rice. It is said
that there has been some talk Of cut.
ting the duty from two CENTS down
to one cent per pound
Monroe. SO many Jail sentences
have been imposed by Judge ]. H
Moss that the Jonesboro jail is
crowded. The police jury viii prob.
ably be asked to use some Of the pris.
oners on road work.
Morgan City Charles E. Colt was
named president Of the Morgan CITY
Trucking Association recently organ
yea with q good membership. George
>. Vbrien was elected secretary Of
the body which already controls more
.nan aoO acres Of truck lands, half
OF which are planted to cabbage.
Shreveport Daily average pine |
line runs in the Shreveport oil terri. |
tory last week, as shown BY comp,la. |
tl ! here, totaled $4,000, an increase
q 900 for the week previous.
Eunice. Banks Of this section A..
urging curtailment in the rice acre.
age TINS year Farmers are beinr
asked to diversity their crops.
Convent. Jefferson College win
stage 9 country fair here around Mav
. fne proceeds will be turned over
Q the college athletic association,
.1unlce'-Ine Eunice Civic League
las completed the planting q trsas
~ Park avenue and now contemplatas
'urther improvements.
BATON Rouge. Sweet potato xruv.
20 are being warned against the dan.
g O infesttng their fields WITH
wet potato veevil BY the purchase
: ssed q slips from infested areas.
.Is 49, coteaaTFour applicants
2 ook sas examination for postma.tar.
1lp g sunset made yacant by the
= nss'oa 9 NJ Dora + 1a1ry. 2
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
Where Your Taxes Go
How Uncle Sam Spends Your Money
in Conducting Your Business
By EDWARD G.LOWRY

Author washington CoseUps" Financial Systems
Leading Periodicals and
Authority the National Governments Business Methods.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1922-03-09
convent Jefferson College win
: s.ase country fair here around Nav
- the proceeds will be turned over
70 the college athletic association.

Baton Rouge. Sweet potato nov.
ers ore Deing warned against the dan.
ger Of infesting their fields Win
avest potato veevil BY ths purchase
q led q slips from infested 800
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Al:RORDE.. ..DE.LAsVIDk
e gSS1zas8
Ell BARRIO HEBREO

aceras, los judios ofrecen en- pequefos
carros de mano toda clase de mercan-
ciac y todos los precios. DesgracIa-
dc de aquel que Sc acerque a ellos. No
sc ira sin comprar algo. Una de dos;
nos tiran del gaban hasta romper-
10, compramos slgo. Ell judo. pacien-
te Y charlador hace su comercio no
lie gusta que nadie. Sc acer1ue a el
81 no va a proporcionarle utilidad. Los
hebreos tienen ell monopoio de la per-
suaci6n.
A traves de estas Was foreeidas de
comercios baratos Sc We transcurrir una
vida en6rgica llena de vastas inten-
clones progresistas. Y asombraos de
este: al visitante de habla castellana
cue cruce eI. torbellino de esas Gales
bibhcas, lie parecera original cir de
cuando en- vez la dulce lengua nuestra.
Y mucho mas dulce lie parecera, cuando
crea DIR. no un hombre de nuesSra epo-
ca sino uno de esos hidalgos de que
nos hablan los libros de caballerfa. Ell
c&stellano que hablan estos judics- des
cendientes de los que expuls5 Espaiia
cuando la inQuisici6n-es ell de Cervan-
tes y Quevedo ell sonoro idioma dc
AGoRA 10 vBREDEs.
POGO ha, Sc me ocurri6 asisti- cier-
tas ceremonias en- una de las Snagogas
del barrio bajo. ALI, como en- los dias
&C Solomon, Sc penetra con la tesla des
cubierta y los pies descalzog. La Sc
sion me result6 cansada, porquc me vi
FORBADE a hacer todo cuanto los otros
hacian. Bese las baldosas inclin6 reve
reptemente la columna vertebral y he
RI los aires con mis- NAL modulados
: salmos
AL terminar las ceremonies estaba
perspirando y arroje ell viejo testament
t. Jispaesto a no voJver mis- I'm lu-
| gar donde Sc tiene tanto respe:o por las
cosas sagradas.
El barrio judo d. Nusva York tie
| .c mucho del caracter nacional. En-
medic de este monton de hombres bar
hudos Sc siente palpitar ell alma de
una raza: de una gran raza que no Sc
ha dejado veneer por ell odio do los
hombres nj por la hostilidad do la Ma
/ turaleza 95
| GPero es que merece ser tenida en-
IEenos y verse con ojos de pic6ad una
estirpe de Ia cual han sargido Sarah
Bernhardt, Ida Rubinstea, Mendels-
aohn, Henrique Heine Trotzki?
lLoadas sean las barbas patriarcales
y las testas calvas de estos amos del
/ nlundo!.. t7 aas7 fssss.
J. n. BADA.
Nueva York, 1922.
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EsrADrsT1oA DE ENrERMEDAD

En- Ia semana que termin5 ei dia
de abril hubo en- Puerto Rico las
siguientes Intermediates que compara-
mos con las ocurridas la sen.aIa an
terror la expuesta:
Fiebre tifoidea. y A; difteria, y
2; beri-beri, y 1; tos ferina y 20;
paludismo, y /; tuberculosis 80 y
4s, uncinaria, 5; Stills. Is y /; sa-
lampi6n, y 10.
En- la semana cue termin6 el dia 2
dc abril hubo en- Puerto Rico las ST.
gujentes intermediates por poblaciones:
Tuberculosis: Aguas Buenas /, Ca
yey 5, Caguas /. Ciales l, Loiza /, Ma
1jcao 1, Mayagiiez 2, Ponce o. 0uebra-
dinas l, San Lorenzo 8, San Juan
Y Utuado 1.
Tifoidea: Ciales 3, Humsoao 2 y
Utuado /.
Paludismo; Ponce /, Santa Isabel L
Trujillo Alto 4.
Uncinaria: Ponce y San Juan g.
Tos ferina: Cayey 1, ComeSio 1 Ma
rsnjito 1, Ponce Trujillo Alto 2.
Stills: Comerfo 1, Humacao ] y sar
Juan IL.
Difteria: Juncos / y Yauco /
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eRecordar es vivir"- Dante

No lloreis, mi amada esposa, que
horas no son estas de cuitas v desmayos,
sino de discretion y entereza de amino.
Cautiverio es ell que yazgo, mas duro
que el que Argel sufriera, y han de rom
perse mis- cadenas cuando a la divina
permission parezcale hora. Gracias le doy
en- mi amino, porque vos puso a mi la
do para conllevar mis- amarguras como
pone la trisca salvadora al lado del fIl-
nesto beleho NADIA soy y NADIA tengo;
empero hasta la muerte, quiero cumplir
mis- deberes Y vos conjuro a que no me
hagais menguar ell valor en- este trance
que tan fuerte lie necesito. Id, mi buen
amigo, ell tlnico que me restal; y dispen
sad la tarea en- gracia a la urgencta del
case.
Levant6se ell licenciado, requirio ca
pa sombrero, y sali6 de la estancia Sc
candose furtiva lagrima que titilaba en-
las canas de su barba, dejando hdmedo
rastro en- su mejilla.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18


El barrio judio, sea Ell GHETTE
clasico de los neoyorquinos. es uno de
los lugares mas llenos de inter6s que
tiene esta metropoli. Y es l0gico que
asi sea, porque la raza judia no ha cam
biado sus costumbres y vive hey. en-
medic de esta sociedad ultremo5 5erna,
una vida absolutamente patriarcal. Sus
practicas son tan antiguas como la san
gre que CORE por sus venas Las fe-
rreas leyes mosaicas, con sr tragico
diente por dients y ojo por ojo to-
davia rigen Ell hogar de los safardies
neoyorquinos, que someone tcaos los
de su especie-- uns celosos gusrdado-
res del viejo culto bibhco.
Es curioso pensar en- 10 que dicen
los libros cristianos acerca de los ju-
dios. 6C6mo es possible que una raza
maldita por Dios sea la mas en6rgica y
Ia mas RIGA del mundo?. ISera acaso
que Ell Supreme Senor da Ia riqueza
como medic de perdicion? Yo, aunque
parezca un POGO ateo, pienso cue el
mundo esta equivocado. La raza hebrea
no lleva sobre sus espaldas ell eterno
SAN BENITo de ninguna middleton
Los judios supieron mejor Que nadie
resolver sus problemas religiosJs y no
acsptaron las predicas de Je:is, por-
que ell amor a las viejas leyes les ha-
cia yer en- Cristo un espiritu revolucio
mario opuesto los canones sagrados.
Los judfos 81 han huido de su TERRA
sole debe pensarse en- que 10 han he
cho porque su patria es esteril y por-
que, como decia un celebre Rabf: Isl
nos vamos a vivir Palestina a quien
engafiamos alla? -.
He aqui, por que la raza hebrea
jamas podra vivir en- un pals cstricta-
mente poblado por judfos. Ell crlstianc
va ha dejado de ser su enemigo para
convertirse en- su victima.
El barrio judo Sc extiende Gesde Ia
Primera hasta le Tercera Aventda, in
cluyendo todo el distrito de Bowery, e.
clasico barrio de las punaladas y de
las leyendas negras. Durante las no
ches. el GHETTO Sc We desierto Ape
nas 81 Sc atreven cruzar por las ca
llejuelas sombrias los amantes cue var
en- busca de un abrigo benevolo dondt
dar rienda suelta a sus ambiciones
Los judios Gel GHETTO NO VIvEN
como es de imaginarse-ae sus com
paderos. Ia Primera Avenida es tam
bien refugio de italianos v griegos J
estos son los cue hacen ell gasto.
Els curioso yer esa diaria lucna, el
Iallena via ptblica, de los mobiles hijo
del Lacio con los barbudos deseendiel
tes de Abraham. A los lados de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18

Ien Tres Banderas Luna Puerto Rico Faardo Mayaguez
ales Yabucoa Vega Baja, Ponce, Rio Pedras todos
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D6fyf6atoys
.BANCO TERRITORIAL.
Y AGRICOLA DE
PUERTO RICO
sEcRETARIA

ITabiendo sufrido extravio el titulo
nnuero 36 dc una acci6n "?rimera
Serie' de esta Sociedad, nlmcro 377,
expedido en- 10 de Agosto de 1895 a
favor de don RAMON E. GADEA, a
retici6n de sus herederos Sc haca cons
tar, para que 81 los dos meses des-
pues de la primera publication de este
anuncio no Sc presenta reclanracion al
guna de tercero, ell Banco libre de res
ronsabilidad expedira un nuevo titulo
en- sustituci6n del extraviado. San
Juan, P. R., de abril de 1922. Ell
SECRETARIO.- P. Rocafort Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-18
Anochecia.

Anochecia.
FL viento azotaba con furia Ell venta-
nal de la guardilla, y las gotas despren-
didas de tormentosa nube golpeaban con
estrepito los cristales. a3
FL bachiller Bobadilla, calados los es-
pejuelos asistido por los necesarios
testigos, leia al enfermo su disposition
testamentaria, mientras dofia Catalina,
arrodillada junto al sillon de su espo-
So noraba en- silencio estrechando la
diestra de don Miguel.
'tItem-leia ell bachiller; les mi yo-
luntad que mi cuerpo baje la TERRA
de que Sc form6, dandole cristiana Sc
pultura en- Ell Convento de Monjas Tri-
nitarias, a cuya orden debi en- otros item
pos mi libertad.
Item; mando por testamentarios y
ejecutores de ella a la dicha mi amada
esposa dofia Catalina de Salazar y a
mi bueno generoso amigo Ell licenci9-
do Francisco Ni1nez, mi vecino.
ITEM ordeno que no Sc los apremie,
salvo la voluntad del Rey N. s. Ia D.
g) les amparen en- su oficio las leyes
pragmaticas del reino, para que la
dicha mi esposa haya mi nombre y bic
mes en- gracia de Dios Senior Nuestro
con mi postrera bendici6n.
s'Fecho en- Madrid, diez y ocho dias
del mes de abril, del afio de N. S. JESUS
Cristo, mil seiscientos diez v seis.
-Bachilier. ~ BoBADILLA.' =
- iBien estal-Exclaln6 81 enfermo
-Dadme aca, senior bachiner, y con la
ayuda de Dios escribire mi frma.
Y con pulse firme y rapida mano es4
cribi6:
Miguel dc cERvANrEs sAAvEDRAs
Cinco dias despues salia de la casa
numero 20 (hoy q de la Gale que des7
pues Sc llam6 de CERvANTEs, un pc
brfsimo atai1d nevado EN- hombros por
cuatro sepultureros, precedidos del sig
no de nuestra redenci6n acompaiiado
del canto funeral que entonaba Ell cape
Ian de las monjas trinitarias.
Detras, con la cabeza descubierta y
aligido el rostro, seguia el licenciado
Francisco Nulez y Bobadilla, que tan
tas veces habia motejado de loco al quo
las gencraciones venideras concedieron
los honores de la innlortalidad
iTales fueron los funerales que Sc hi
cieron al insigne don Miguel de Cervan-
tes Saavedra, al genio mas grande que
ha producido Espana!
Antonio Pareja CERRADA.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-10
TAX NETS
STATE OVER $4,000
IN JUNE, FIRST MONTH

The report OF collections for the
State gasoline tax of one cent a gall
Ion for the month Of June made to
the State Roads Commission by State
Comptroller Gordy shows a total of
$4,000 net. This was about 5000
short OF the estimate made by Roads
Chairman John n. Mackall.
Mr.. Mackall said he was of the
opinion that more money would have
been collected but for the fact that
many persons stocked up with gaso-
line just before the tax went into eff
feet so as to escape the tax as long
as possible. He thinks July will show
larger return.
The tax became effective on June !
and the oil companies were given a
month in which to report. The whole
salers collect the tax from the retail
ers and remit to the State Comptrol-
Ter. The tax will remain at one cent
gallon until January l, 1924, when
| it will be raised to two cents with a
corresponding decrease in the charge
for motor vehicles licenses based on
horsepower. The receipts from the
mex tax go to the State roads main
tenance fund.