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April q, 1919, who, within one year
from the passage Of this act, shall file
with the board a sworn statement of
proof of that fact, or who prior to
that date was registered by said
board as an assistant pharmacist shall
be exempt from the requirements of
attendance at a college or school of
pharmacy, but shall be entitled, if of
the required age, to examination up
on the completion of four years ex-
perience, as the same is herein de-
fined, provided further; that, one
year of college work, as herein de-
fined shall be equivalent to one year
of experience. If upon examination
the board finds him qualified, he
shall be entitled to registration as
such pharmacist.
Provided further than any person
who at the date of the passage of
this act is licensed assistant phar-
macist and who was actually em-
ployed in a drug store prior to April
%, 1919, and who prior to the pas
sage hereof has duly applied for "a
license as pharmacist, shall be en-
titled, at any time within one year
from the passage of this act, upon
payment of a fee of $500, to regis
tration as a pharmacist upon passing
a satisfactory examination, $1,000 OF
the license fee to be refunded to the
applicant upon failure to pass such
examination"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved April 4, 1881.
CHAPTER It's. r. No. 1887.
AN ACT to fix the terms of holding
the general terms of the district
court in the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Minnesota.
amending Chapter 8 of the Laws of
1925.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of
the State of Minnesota:
Section /. That Laws 1925, Chapter
9. included in Mason's Minnesota
Statutes of 1927, Section 1872, in the
paragraph entitled Seventh Judicial
District" be and the same hereby is
amended so as to read as follows:
Section 1. The general terms of the
District Court in the several counties
constituting the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Minnesota shall
be held at the time herein prescribed,
as follows:
In Becker County, on the third Mon
day in March, and the fourth Monday
in September.
In Benton County, on the first Mon
day in March, and the third Monday
in September.
In Clay County, on the second
Monday in May, and the first Mon
day in December.
In Douglas County. on the first
Monday in March and the third Mon
day in September.
In Mile Laos County, on the first
Monday in April, and the second
Monday in October.
In Morrison County, on the second
Monday in May, and the first Monday
in December.
In Otter Tail County. on the Sec
ond Monday in May and the first Mon
day in December.
In Stearns County, on the second
Monday in May and the first Monday
in December.
In Todd County, on the fourth
Monday in March, and the second
Monday in October.
In Wadena County, on the first
Monday in March, and the third Mon
day in September"
Sec. g. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approved April 6, 1881.
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CHAPTER 125-S. F. No. 547.
AN ACT to amend Mason's Mime
sofa Statutes 1927. Section 1878, re-
lating to the examination of county
officers and the duties of the pub
lie examiners, attorney general,
and county attorney relative there
to.
Be it enacted by the legislature Of
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CHAPTER 1875. r. No. s14. e
AN ACT enlarging the powers of thy
examiner In charge Of liquidation d
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Provided that in the judgment of
the warden and the Board of Control
such construction is required to care
for increased population.
Sec. 81. The unexpended balances
on hand June 80, 1881, in the several
appropriations for each and all of
the institutions hereinbefore named,
the State Board of Control and the
several divisions and activities of
said board are hereby reappropriated
for the fiscal years ending June 80,
1892, and June 30, 1888, and where an
appropriation is made in this act and
there remains balance in previous
appropriation made for the same pur-
pose. such balance silall be added to
and become part of such approprla-
ton.
Sec. %. Whenever it becomes nee
sssary, in order to meet the current
demands upon the revenue fund for
the payment Of appropriations, the
executive council, may at any time
prior to June so, 1888, make such
agreement with banks or other cor
porations or persons as they may
deem advisable or necessary to pay
warrants issued against said revenue
fund pursuant to any such appropri-
alton prior to the time when the
money to meet such appropriation
comes into the state treasury, and
whenever any warrants so issued
are paid for the accommodation of
the state the money necessary to pay
interest upon the amounts of such
warrants from the time when such
payment was made until the money
to redeem such warrants comes into
the state treasury, at the rate agreed
upon by the said executive council is
hereby appropriated.
Sec. %. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage.
Approyed AnriI 1921
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CHAPTER 1866. r. No. Ss4. =
AN ACT to extend certain state tim
Der permits.
Be it enacted by the Legislature of !
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. The Executive Council, I
upon application Of the holders of I
any incompleted permits issued from |,
September Is, 1926, to October 81, 4
1927, both dates inclusive, may fore
good and sufficient reason, and uponsc
the recommendation of the auditor
extend the same for and during such9e
period as the council deems advisa-
BILE. ot
Sec. 2. Any permit extended upa,s.tr
the provisions of this act shall besa
subject to the charge of eight per-
cent per annum interest on the entirea,
unpaid purchase price and the dess
struction of the timber by any cause I
during the period Of such extensiordt
shall not relieve the purchase foiay
payment of the same, and said purldt
chaser shall be liable to the Stator,
therefor as provided for in Sectiorsel
5278, General Statutes of 1918.
Sec. g. This act shall take effec az
and be in force from and after itw'
passage. tir
Approved April 9, 1881. e:
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CHAPTER 1855. r. No. $40. ~
AN ACT Legalizing and validating n
certain payments of salaries toaIl
county commissioners In certainn-
counties. ,e-
Be it enacted by the Legislature 9th,
the State of Minnesota: on
Section 1. Whenever any countynd
commissioner in any county of thistle
state having an area exceeding one be
million acres and not exceedingir.'
1,250, 900 acres and an assessed val-he
uation including moneys and creditsch
exceeding 10000, 600 and not exceedas-
ing $1,000, 900 has heretofore beened
paid salary not exceeding $500 perez
year, such payments are hereby val-'s;
idated and the officer discharged:es
from any liability to make refund. OF
of any portion thereof. is
Approved April 9, 1881. OF
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CHAPTER ISIS. r. No. ia.
AN ACT requiring certain reports
as to the number of miles of coun-
ty and town roads.

AN ACT requiring certain reports
as to the number of miles OF coun-
ty and town roads.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF
the State of Minnesota:
Section 1. On or before June first
1881. and on or before June first OF
every odd-numbered year thereafter
the clerk of each township shall file
with the county auditor of his coun-
ty a verified written statement show
ing the number of miles of public
highways within the township. un-
der the supervision and jurisdic-
ton of the town board.
Sec. 2. On or before September
first, 1881, and on or before Septem-
Der first of each odd-numbered year
the county auditor OF
the several counties shall make and
file with the commissioner of high
ways a verified written statement
showing the number Of miles of
public highways within the county,
other than trunk highways, wheth-
er under the jurisdiction of the coun-
ty or the towns therein.
Approved April 8, 1881.
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June 80, 1892 10000

June 30, 1888 20. 900
more than $4,000 OF
ding items may be ex-
wear for maintenance
Veterans Rest Camp
3, 900 thereof may be
wear for maintenance
IS Rest Camp.
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CHAPTER IzO-H. II. No. bZS.
AN ACT to establish October ninth rs
Left Erikson Day.
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF
the State of Minnesota:
Section /. The ninth day Of October
is hereby designated as Left Erikson
Day and when it does not fall upon a
school day the school day nearest
such date is designated as Left Erick-
son Day. On such day one-half hour
may be devoted in the schools to in
struction and appropriate exercises
relative to and in commemoration of
the life and history of Left Erikson
and the principles and ideals he fos-
tered.
Approved April 8, 1881.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1931-05-07

VI PobiiS OuIldl STOuIlu now or mere
after owned or controlled by any
town, village or city of this state
may be transferred by such town,
village or city, by deed or otherwise,
to any cemetery association or cor
poration formed or organized under
the terms of this act or heretofore
existing, and such transfer may be
with or without condition as shall
be determined by such town, village
or city as the case may be; such
town, city or village may as a part
of such transaction enter into con-
tract or agreement with such GEM
etery association providing for the
management and manner of main
tanning, keeping and caring for such
cemetery, for the sale of lots or
lands therein and for such other mat
tiers in relation to the care and con-
troll thereof as shall be deemed ad-
visable by such town, village or city.
Any cemetery lands or property
now or hereafter owned by any re-
ligious corporation existing under the
laws of this state may be trans
ferrea to any cemetery association
now in existence or hereafter formed
under the laws of this state without
any express consideration; and, in
such case, the articles of incorpora-
ton of such cemetery association
may provide for the appointment of
its directors or trustees by the board
of directors of such religious corpora
ton or by some specified officer
thereof, or may be amended to SO
provide. Any such cemetery asso-
citation so affiliated with a religious
corporation by such a provision in
its articles may also provide for the
acquisition of other cemetery prop
critics within the State of Mime
sofa wherein bodies of persons of
the same religious faith exclusively
are to be buried"
Approved April 8, 1881.
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CD For the purpose of controlling
the circulation of vehicles or of com.
binations of vehicles of heavy weight
the Commissioner is authorized tC
designate highways within the State
as Industrial Roads.
Co No vehicle equipped with pneu.
matte tires and with axles spaced
feet or more apart and driven or
any highway other than an industrial
road shall have a maximum vince
weight unladen or with load in ex,
cess of 5000 pounds, or an axle
weight in excess of $4,000 pounds.
Cd No vehicle equipped with pneu.
matte tires and with axles spaced
Tess than 8 feet apart and driven or
any highway other than an indus
trial road shall have maximum
wheel weight unladen or with load
in excess of 5000 pounds. or an axle
weight in excess of 1900 pounds.
(e) No vehicle equipped with pneu.
matte tires and with aXles spaced
8 feet or more apart and driven on
any industrial road shall have max
imum wheel weight unladen or with
load in excess of II, 200 pounds, OF
an axle weight in excess of u, 4O(
pounds.
e. No vehicle equipped with pneu.
matte tires and with axles spaced
less than feet apart and driven on
any industrial road shall have a max.
imum wheel weight unladen or with
load in excess of 5000 pounds, or an
axle weight in excess of 16,0Ot
pounds.
(g) No vehicle equipped with solid
tires driven upon any highway shall
have a maximum wheel weight un-
laden or with load, or a maximum
axle weight, in excess of so per cent
of the weights prescribed for We
hicles equipped with pneumatic tires.
(h) Subject to the maximum axle
and wheel loads specified in this
section, the gross weight of any
vehicle or combination of vehicles
driven on any highway shall not ex-
coed the safe capacity of the bridges
existing thereon, as may be indi-
Gated by warnings posted on the
bridge or rr' tges in question.
approved April 9. 1881.
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Maintenance tuber-
culosis division :.
State conference on
social work .....
State conference on
social work 800.
Soldiers welfare 90.
Soldiers welfare 80.
Soldiers W e | ( a r 9
fund for RELIEF
and maintenance
of disabled vet
Grams and their
dependents in ne
cessitouS clrcum-
stances and under
row. ST ons OF
Chapter 327, Laws
1929 ............
Soldiers W e | ( a re
fund for relief
and maintenance
of disa bled vet
Grams and their
dependents in ne
cessitous circum-
stances and under
provi ons of
Chapter 327, Laws
1000
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the payment of a fractional part of
the taxes for such years, as original
ly assessed, equal to the fractional
part of the taxes for the years prior
to 1926 against such property requir-
such sale, and by paying the same
proportion of the ditch liens or spe-
cial assessments against such prop
erty collectible with the taxes for 1926
and subsequent years that he was re-
quired to pay at such forfeited sale
for ditch liens or special assessments
collectible with the taxes for 1925 or
prior years."
Section 2. Subd. (a) In the event
that there are no taxes for 1925 or
prior years delinquent and held by
the state against any parcel of land
but the taxes for 1926 or 1927 or any
part thereof are delinquent and held
by the state, the county auditor and
treasurer Of each county are hereby
authorized and directed to certify
and accept in full payment and dis
charge of all taxes and assessments
and interest and penalties thereon
against such parcel or for an assign
ment thereof, an amount equal to
three-fifths of the total taxes and as
sessments against it, as originally
assessed and taxed.
Subd. (b). In the event that the
taxes for 1927 and all prior years
against any parcel of land have been
paid, or sold or assigned to pur-
chaser other than the state, but the
taxes for 1928 or 1929, or any part
thereof remain delinquent and held
by the state, the county auditor and
treasurer are authorized and directed
to accept in full payment and dis
charge of all faxes and assessments
and interest and penalties thereon,
or for an assignment thereof, an
amount equal to such taxes and as
sessments IS originally assessed and
taxed, without penalty or interest.
Subd. (c). The authority of the
county auditor and treasurer to &C.
cept payment Of such taxes or as
.sessments or to assign the sams I'M
The Washington times., 1931-11-28
1916 KALORAMA ROAD"

rooms. bath, lavatory and
screened porch. Electric refrigera-
ton on house current. SIS.
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MARYLAND COURTS"
Maryland Ave. and 9th St. NE.

The finest apartments in the
Northeast at reasonable rentals.
Detached corner building with
light, airy rooms. newly renovated
inside and out. Delightfully."- To-
Gated and convenient to Capitol.
Units of / room, kitchen and bath,
$3.50: 2 rooms, kitchen and bath,
$3.50: 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$675 to SIS. Frigidaire on house
current. Resident Manager.
The Washington times., 1931-11-28
"THE KNOWLTON,"
2227 Goth st.

1921 Goth st.
In Kalorama Heights. Apart
ments of rooms kitchen, sun
porch and bath. $50 and $3.50.
24-hour elevator and switchboard
service General Electric refrigera-
tors. See Resident Manager.
The Washington times., 1931-11-28
"I2O4 G. ST."
4 rooms and bath, $50.
"THE LTNDBERGH,"
200 MaSsa chusetts Ave.

Convenient Location
l room, kitchen, bath and dining
alcove, $45 rooms. kitch Snettes,
dinettes and baths, showers.
Frigidaire en- house current Resi-
dent Manager. 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service.
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"THE MISSISSIPPI"
1893 w ST. NV,

1900 " ~. NV.
Exceptionally large rooms, out
side newly renovated. Conven-
iently located building. Reason
able rentals. rooms and bath.
$45 and $50.
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"142O CHAPLIN ST. n. W."

3 rooms kitchen and hath,
$3.50. Front apartment Elec-
trical refrigeration on house cur
rent. Resident Manager.
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1858 CONN. AVE-"

rooms. kitchen and bath with
double porch. SIS Electrical re-
frigeration or house current.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $50.
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"BRIGHTWOOD COURTS"
$500 Sth st, NV.

3 rooms. kitchen and bath. S45.
Electrical refrigera ton on house
current.
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1926 18TH ST"
1862 18th ST.

rooms, kitchen and bath.
Frigidaire on house current. $50. SO.
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"1734 CONN. AVE"

Exceptionally large living-room.
bedroom. kitchen and bath. One
apartment with show window,
suitable for business purposes.
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1891 FAIRMONT ST. N. w."

1 room. kitchen, bath dining
alcove. dinette set. Electric re-
frigeration, $3s. Resident Nam
ager.
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Apartments for Lease
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS
SOUTH"
1900 Connecticut Ave.

1BUU COHMeCIICuJ i've.
Spacious apartment, of rooms
and bath. with foyers and large
closets. SIS and $50. ) rooms,
kitchen and bath. $50. Electric
refrigeration 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service.
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"PREMIER,"
71R 18th ST. NV,
1894 G ST."

rooms, kitchen and bath ard
foyer. $55 Automatic elevator.
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Rentals
APARTMENTS uNFuRNISHED 81
SPECIAL BARGAIN

Of LOIH Z d n INOIN IN
THE WADE. 1901 18th St. n. W.
Only $4,000
New. up to date; 3 rooms and bath, cleo.
refrigerator, porch and reception hall. Also
$40 for one room and bath. See resident
manager
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1918 H ST N. W. District 090S
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There is available in this ex-
elusive cooperative building an
apartment with two exposures. of
rooms, foyer. kitchen and bath.
Electrical refrigeration.
References Required
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OAKLAND

OAKLAND-1929: all American. six road.
ster, with de luxe equipment: S295:
terms. 426 10th ~ n E Line. 1854.
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1851 CRESCENT Pr. N, w, "

6 rooms, bath and porch, $50. 90.
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STANLEY H. HORNER,I Inc.
80 Buick Brough.... $1,000
80 Pontiac Coach...... 445
30 Chevrolet Coupe. 275
'29 Chevrolet Coach. $50
'3l Buick Sedan........... $50
80 Chevrolet Coach. AIS
80 Essex Sedan....... 445
80 Buick 7-pas. Sed... 1850
'29 Buick 7-pas. Sed.. S95
'29 Buick Sedan....... $50
80 Ford Coupe......... $50
'31 Ford Sedan.......... sos
'2S Stude. Die. Vict.... $50
1O15-1 14th St. N. w.
National $500
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HAMPSHIRE GARDENS, +"

49l2 New Hampshire Ave.
Beautiful apartments If 4 and
rooms and bath in cooperative de-
velopment overlooking park, $50
and $S5
References Required
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SUBURBAN FOR RENT 10:
OFFICES AND STORES lO6

COLORED. Takoma park. Md-4-rm. house,
good cond.. $3.50 mo- SHep. 2SSS-J
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Half Block from Meridian Park
rooms, kitchen and bath (bath
connecting both bedrooms). Elec-
$6s
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REAL BUYS IN USED CARS
Nicholson Motor Co.. Hyatts.. Nd.
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"The MONTERREY"

Cor. Conn. Ave. and Porter st.
One spacious four-room apart
ment with large porch. Electric
refrigeration and elevator service.
$72.5O.
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Automobiles
LINCOLN

~NS~~>>~~~~~S~>~S~N
MARMON 1920. SO Convertible Coupe. ex.
cellent condition throughout. You will
be proud to own this car. Come in and
see it, Only $500.
KEMPToN-CADILL CORP.
1913 Conn. Ave. N w Decatur 1890
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Room Brick Residence L0raton End ST. NV. Reasonable
Automobiles
AUBURN

AUBURN 1929 eight-cylinder Convertible
Sedan, model 100. de luxe equipped I;
color, black body. red wire wheels and
S'ripT WARFfEi.D MOTOR COMPANY
113O Conn. Ave. N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-24
Major Leaders
b the AsEoeiatsd Press.
National La

~ the AsSoeiated Press.
National League.
Batting-Davis, Phillies. .354; Klein,
PhiIlies, 346.
Runs-Klein, Philliss. Ios; Terry.
sSisnts pl.
Runs batted in-Klein, PhillieS, los,
bit, Giants, "a.
Hiis-Klein, Phillies. 1877; L. wansr,
Pirates, 1877
Doubles-Adams, Cardinals. 30 Horns
", Cubs, 81.
Triples-Terry, Giants. Is: Traynor
Pirates: Herman. Robins. IA.
Home runs-Klein, Phillies, 81 OFT,
siants. %.
stolen bsses-Frisch, Cardinals 90
&uyler. Cubs. Herman. Robins. IL.
Pitching-Hatnes. Cardinals, won 10,
bet 3; Walker. Giants. wen IA, lost 5.
American League.
Batting Simmons. Athletics, .ss5'
kuth. Yankees. .3TT
Rnns-oehrig, Yankees. 100, Ruth,
Yankees, IFS.
Runs batted in-Gehrig, Yankees,
"a: Ruth. Yankees. 1876
Simmons, Athletics. ia Gehrig.
yankees, 169.
Doubles. webb. Red sox. So; Miller.
athletics, 60
Triples-Johnson Tigers, Is: Sim
hons. Athletics Reynolds. White Sox
eehrig, Yankees. 10
Home runs - Ruth, Yankees, S.;
kehrig, Yankees "a
Stolen bases--Chapman Yankees. 40 !,
ohnson Tigers. so.
Pitching Grove, Athletics, won IS,
pet 3; Mahaffey, Athletics, won Is,
kst 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-24
Women Start Play October l9
For Midatlantic Golf Title

will be in three classes. The event win
run all day.
Gen. d. C. Shanks. chairman Of the
Golf Committee Of the Senior Golf As
ISOLATION Of the Chevy Chase Club. Is
preparing the Fall schedule of events
for the seniors. The Fail season. will
start with tourney on Labor day. at
10 holes medal play, and Harry C..
Sheridan has donated number of golf
balls for the winner and runner-up 10
play for In an extra contest on the
practice putting green. In addition to
winning the prizes in the regular 1s-
hole competition, the winner and run
ner-up viii putt on the practice green
for the balls to be put up by Sheridan
Two fnatch-piay Journeys are expected
to feature the Fall season Of the
seniors.
o. L. Veerhoff. chairman Of the
Intraclub Golf Affairs Committee of
the Washington Golf and Country
Club. will announce shortly the sched-
ule of events for the Fall season OF the
Virginia club. The events include the
competition for the club championship
and the BiIney Cup. Frank K. Roesch
the District champion. win not defend
his Washington Club title this year, as
he has resigned from the club.