Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-26
MILLION WILL be
ADDED To SCHOOLS
Plans For Appropriation Will Be
Worked Out For the
Increase

EDBygGgUA beep0Rrtae,on heep frtaen n,,,iion mas
- dollars each sassioa
ai==-.siA --:i:GGj for the last four
sessions and demands have been made
ror an additional million this year.
vocational education has been given
huch attention this session and a bill
10 organize bureau in charge is now
pemolng pen in the Senate This million
WIN enable substantial grants to be
made for education along industrial
agricultural and domestic lines.
president Re. e. Sparks and State
College trustees are here to-day to see
the governor and the chairman of the
appropriation committees in an effort
TO get the 100000 carried in the col
iege Dill increased. but the contention
is MADE that the allowance is in ac-
cord with what the committees agreed.
me Governor declines to make anv
comment on the matter
want Interchange. - A petition has
been presented to the Public Service
commission by the Standard Chair
Company. Daniel Clark & Comannv
and the Union Coal & Supply Company
OF Union City. Erie County, for an or
der on the Pennsylvania and the Erie
railroad Companies recurring them TO
construct an interchange switch be-
tween their lines in Union City. Such
connection would, it is claimed, save
considerable time and expense to ship
pers.
Dental Bill Changed. - Under
amendments made in the Senate to
the Forster bill to regulate the prac-
tlce OF dentistry in the State the au-
thority of the State Board to require
four-year course of training before
graduation is not to be effective until
July l, 1921. The Forster bill re-
CURED that the educational require
mAnfC n afe 60,
should be raised to four years in 1916
This would have made an increase of
a year for classes entering in 1916.
Cunningham Works. - State High
way Commissioner Cunningham spent
sunday here working in his depart
ment and planning his inspections and
other details for the week.
Increase Filed. - The Conestoga
TRANSMISSION company of Lancaster,
has filed notice of increase of stock
from $4,000 to $4,000.
No Organization Yet! - The State
Board of Accounts will not organize
until after the legislature adjourns.
Making Investigation. John P.
Dohoney, of the Public Service COM
mission, is making an inquiry into the
causes OF the accidents near Bristol,
Governor Returns. - Governor
Brumbaugh returned last evening from
Philadelphia where he spent the week
end.
Mr.. Mason Here. - w S. Mason.
of Erie, former journal clerk of the
Senate, was here to-day calling on
State officials.
State Court Date. - All State tax
alton cases have been postponed un-
til May 6.
To Name by July. - Commissioners
jackson plans to name the new fac
tory inspectors by July /. The applI-
cations are commencing to come in,
but they will be carefully scanned.
Mr.. Lafean ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS D.
F. Lafean. of York. was among the
visitors to the Capitol to-day.
Ex-senator Visits. - Ex-senator
George w. McNees, of Armstrong, a
member of the State Geological Sur
vey commission. was at the Capitol
to-day.
Will Meet Wednesday.-State Live
stock Sanitary Board will meet Wed
nesday when modification of the
guarantees will probably be made.
Hearing Tomorrow. - The Public
Service commission will sit tomorrow
to hear the arguments in the tele-
phone schedule case.