Evening Star Newspaper, August 11, 1926, Page 4

1 TERRALIS GAIING N ARKANSAS RACE Martineau’s Lead of 7,797 Votes Being Reduced by Later Returns. ~ By the Assoclated P LITTLE ROCK. Ark, August 1L ~Gov. Tom J. Terral early today be gan cutting into the long lead golled up by Judge John E. Martineau in the race for the Democratic nomina tion for governor in biennial Arkansas primary—the equivalent of election. With porting th neau had a ernor, who or a second term. The vote fartineau Terral, Brose Massi third man race, had o Caraway Is Unopposed. Herbert R. Wilson, State sloner of public lands, highw. improvements. predicted that he has won over Dwight precincts re- Judge Marti r the gov seeking rencmination gave /V OSWA 42,709, in the A OEA of Heber Springs. forthcoming from of candidates f candidates for S T, W ate headquarters er or other ces. away and atives were the five un tsill Ragon ap- | ited in the fifth sentative John XN. | THE EVENTS LEADING UP TO THE TRAGEDY. I'M GOING To LOCK YouR TRUMK. , STELLA . 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The Anti-Saloon eague of Arkansas declined to for Although FORGO e ™My IROMN epted personal eturn for State fire that the paid e of State institutions prop: and misuse of governor insurance in insurance business. hoard in cha were not functioning that there had been gross | HATE To ASIK vou To OPEM THAT TRUMIL AGAIN, OSWALO BuT ! T To PuT You MDD T NOTHIN EXCEPT A GUY ANSWERING HIS DESCRIPTION H’ BOUGHT A TICKET AT WHADDYA Know 'BouT OLD OSWALD BLAH! | CAN'T BELIEVE 1T OF THAT EASYGOING OLD MUDTURTLE . HEAR ANy OF TH' DETAILS T )| CHIMA. H1S WIFE THIMIK S HE'S p TEMPORARILY DERANGE 0 3 ek SANM FRANCISCO For ELECTRIC « WouL O pow 1 M'MULLEN IS EASY NEBRASKA WINNER Representatives Sears and Shallen- | berger Leading on Early Returns. ome U. S. Offices To Pay Saturday, As August 15 on next Sun day the Government departments and establishments have divided about in half as to paying em- | Dployes. Saturday or Mond; Among those paying Saturday will be the Departments of Labor, Justice, Agriculture, Navy, Post Office and State. Among those August 11" Gov casily won the Re- for governor in primary, incom veturns from all but 3 counties indicate. ms, gave the but it is the Fred G Returns gave 9 Adam ) Bty ng Monday will be the Vetera Bureau and these departments: Treasury, Interior, and Commerce. unoti rival, Hastings attorney precinets out of 1,968 ;. Johnson 875. | epresentative Willis Sears was | leading his closest opponent, W. F G on for the Republican nemination the second district Fifteen out of »20 precincts in the district. all from Omaha, gave Sears 713, Gurley 376, The other contest- ants, Nathan Bernstein, Omaha, and 1. ¥ Renne, De Soto, were far be i IIIIl ) ‘Iql i “ i Ilmmmlhmflnnlml“q 1}"\:‘“"“"““ e | GOLFERS! - A SALE PORTSMEN! Golf furnishings which are the professional’s choice — at reductions! 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The circular enclosed with each tube and |8 cents less tha R A THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11. 1926. —By WEBSTER. [CLERKS LOSE, TREASURY WINS, UNDER NEW PAY TABULATING The story of how a large number of Government employes stand to lose 4 to 8 cents a year from their speci- fied salaries by the adoption of a new salary table in the general accounting office” for the guidance of disbursing officers in making up pay rolls came to light today. The‘new system will, at the same time, add a substantial | sum to the Treasury. Prior to the adoption of this new table on July 1, if an employe’'s an- nual salary could not be divided into even amounts for each pay day the odd pennies were given him on cer- tain pay days during the year, so that at the end of 12 months he had weceived the actual amount due. Old Rule Abandoned. With the passage of the amended retirement law it became necéssary to prepare a new salary table to show the Increased deductions for the re- tirement fund and, according to those who have studied the new table, it does not retain the old rule of giving the employes the odd pennies on certain pay days in cases where the salary cannot be worked out to an even amount for each month. For example, the new table shows that an employe listed for $1,400 an- nually would be paid at the rate of $116.66 a month (not allowing for the deduction for the retirement fund). 1f $116.66 is multiplied by 12 months | it gives $1,399.92 for the vear, or n $1.400. | atmed at simpli ving administration work by giving employes an even number of dollars on the fifteenth of the month and the balance of their monthly wage at the end of the month, but the amount re- celved on the fifteenth and the amount they receive on the thirtieth is uniform throughout the year. Loss of 4 or 8 Cents. 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They point out that under the old table employes whose salaries did not divide evenly had to be paid dif- ferent amounts in certain months in order te make up the odd pennies. Officials said that there are approx- imately 80 salary groups, and that the new method of computing month]y allotment would affect about {a dozen grades. Total a Considerable Sum. How much the dropping of the odd pennies would aggregate for the en- tire Government service in the course of a r is not known, but it prob- ably will run into a substantial sum. To the individual employe the differ- When to Sell When an article has outlived its usefulness to you, the time is at hand to sell it, because it may still be of considerable use to another. How to Sell Write a newsy little advertise- ment describing well the article and send it to The Star for the Sale Miscel- laneous classification. 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