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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-30
Jury Fails to Agree
 In Montgomery Case

Nashville, November 2a-A Harts- vile, Tenn, special says that the jury in the case of Wilson Montgomery, charged with the murder of Capt. Thomas Ryman, prominent steamboat man of Nashville. last summer was discharged today. being unable to agree. The tragedy occurred an steamer up the Cumberland river.
  since the announcement of the organ ization of the international corpora ton Is that it is really the first evil dence of the disposition of capital to make investment in large amounts of funds which have for several years been very timid.
 Another fact which has been pointed to evidence that our leaders are getting the situation well in hand is to be found in the story of exports for the midweek of November. A favorable trade balance for the United States of nearly $60.000.000 was created by that weeks trade. Early in the fall figures of this kind would surely have been followed by irregularities and depres- sion in the foreign exchange market That was condition that could not continue without impairing that trade. But it was observed that notwithstand- ing the almost unparalleled trade bal ance for a single week. foreign ex- change remained fairly firm. Thus tho new loan and the new credit arrange ment are perfecting the work they were expected to perform. They are serving to stabilize foreign exchange, and there is not an exporter who will refuse to admit that he is pleased to observe this tendency.
 It is only by the reports which come from Washington that we get a reliable account of foreign commerce week by week. There are good reasons for be- lieving that manufacturers who have taken and are still taking large orders from abroad are very taciturn, not car ing to reveal the nature or amount of these orders. Furthermore. the surmise commonly held, and. many think with good reason, Is that none but those who have right to know has any idea of the magnitude of the profits which these orders earn.
 These are believed to be not Shyloclz profits, but for the most part to re- fleet the urgency of the demand and the lack of preparation of American manu- featuring plants fully and immediately to meet these demands. That the prof. it's are not excessive, when supply and demand are considered. seems to be es- tablished by the fact that large bonuses are offered as stimulant to the earliest possible execution of the orders.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-30

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-30
|DR. BIRDSONG SHOT
 BY HIS NEIGHBOR

Greenwood. Miss. November 2s. Means Johnston. county attorney of LeFlore county, Mississippi. was held in jail here today charged with shoot ing and killing Dr. R. E. Birdsong, his neighbor. late yesterday on the street in the town of Schlater near here. It was stated the two had been friends and no cause for the shooting has been ascertained. Johnston surrendered to the authorities after his arrival here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-30

A large audience was present at Par ker Memorial Baptist church Sunday aft ernoQn to hear Mrs. Hallie l.. Hill of New York city, who is delivering a se- ries of talks here in the interest of mis- sions. She was heard again Monday aft ernoon and evening, and will continue to make two talks daily until Friday evening, when she closes her local en- gagement,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-11-30

MT. and Mrs. Gardner Allen eox, who were united in marriage at the Parker Memorial pastorium by the Rev. w. r. Marlborough Sunday afternoon, have gone to Gadsden to make their future home. Mrs. Box was Miss Nora Lee Hollings- worth being connected with one of An niston's best known families. and was very popular socially. MT. Box was for merly in the marble business here, but now resides in Gadsden.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-01-08
\. 81, RUDOLPH BLANK KBNBURG,
esi' Mayor OF Phlladelp phia.

81 oHblNANcE TO PLACE ON THE CITY
" aenlah, Carlisle. Hurley lee, OriannR.
l,,tlne ana Warnock streets
~ J. The Select and Common Councils
s. w or Philadelphia do Ordain. That
sparinent OF Public Works (Board OF
s. 81 ~ oe authorized and directed to place
zI9 ,tNy plan Beulah street OF the width OF
S. fss,i from skunk street to Oregon ave-
-Hlsle street, OF the width Of forty-hye
z.|I eiAty-seventh avenue TO Haines
81 ~, ilsy y street, Of the width OF forty
~ Splfuand street 10 Wyoming ave-
81 street, Of ,he width of forty feet
s IS tie.saeh % hitner street Orianna street,
IS 10th Of forty feet, from Wingohocking
tl.si. - street; MarYine and Warnock
H.r.li sen of the width Of hfty feet, from
IaIE irs @ Courtland street Provided
HtI.s.zl lote said streets. except MarYine and
- e streets shall b placed ON the plan
I4lH titi of property within the lines thereof
Hs s,iIt..n one year from the approval OF
S. fIe 49, dedicate the beds OF the samo %
b "a ~ the lines and grades as confirmed
81 Hli. 'eta OF Surveyors, or shall indemnify
zrs..s 2telnst an damages or claims fQt
#z. eAifh may arise from placing said
s. 8 tne plan and their subsequent OPEN
La|. ~ panfnaq lines and grades ana be-
aalslne and WaFn0ek streets shall
~ en me plan John III. hcCiatchy and
-tailiiea shan hrat dedicate 90 muen
't -aia streets aa q oeneo es
,ae ,sealy -feuriA aay q nsssm-
fNpQLpH BLANkEH aflRa.
Naf44 q +Hi|4as' an'A
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onnrNANoEs

I1ScE no MAKE AN APPRo-
qspltoo 'sa 70 he Board Of Reerea''on' iO' '"'
lg' The select ,d gnd do CSddni0n CeSdni1 TSSt the
ested ee and eighty o aoafi ~ tbe 09 Roard sd
sas,,ses,ion 10 ior the year l9io' as ioi'o"s'
IN RFif'' Personal serVi'es'
| salsTIles' s,,ISe secretary, three thousand $4,000
soilafs ,.4 ':last hundred dollars. $40 $40
ttelgsogsr. six hundred tnnr h,,ndtod
sncIpaL one thousand s'alno,...........,,. .ou LOO
aealalilfais, AZ $I2V99 6soSliafs. se 72Oo
Sessands dstITSsl9sis tTS hIsat6S at $1,000 each, oooo
Assistant FIJI Pr,d dollars ......t..,...;. 6Vo
y. 1ssr nine hundred anu sS eis"'S $50
gisses' g,fs ,.... ;;o;66 each. eighteen
gsn.Ls 70 ,n6 Il ihundrod fSRS and forty dol go
isT !, :.,.ssrs al al STso EACH
AHsus,y.four thousand one hu'uieu 24lgO
sSd eighty dollars adi $500 each. three ,,oo
o,ssusand tyoo hgnapea sTao each, SR'' two thou
fhd eisnl n...,,..... sGi6c ss:bb zoeo
tf,istant eorettaths1Iss to1s hundred dollars; 240O
Two tnoYS al S12O each, hve tnousA"u boio
|aniSSOee Oeeofrtv dollars -. 'ssoo cscb ave
.ssistant janltors; rs;,vDdrsd dollarB ..... 5,400
thousand lSu,t q az $40 zach, four NhoI-
'snd ,niee 'u ,,, iibrss thou: thou. 4o2O
WatcBl ~ hundred dollars s.sh' c..cL'
Bathhouse caTeSasd ca,5TeeSussnd two hundred and - yeo
seventeen na,iaYs ,......... .....,...,.. l"%eo
\, TsSporary, empIi9yeain mTPpimymins 'aiG Etc, two ,oo
II saehsTns1 ave ave hundred dollars ..;s s,.a E'oVV
i1ogsniHng i1Foggsning recreation centres 5000
le tSveand dollars -. . =; 'i,,, one thou
1, fsSorers, 2 at W per pea N YSftygtwo dol
and two hundred ahu nv. ........... 1882
Naming office, three h" 800
|el ,s,s ,ss,.s''.''.,..,..,.'''''''''' -
s.oa and fifteen thou
ro,al one hundlreSad and ana severty-two
Ssnd hve hundred anu i'u.se',........ S115,572
dollars .i,ii,or than personal
|.m q Services ,nnanee otIr OF vehicles,
~ ,hsin,ssportaton hi,s and cSmmnnissStS" Sn5 n@eventy
ssrylcs, one hunui'u i'u...,....,. 1T5
ave dcllara .,.s ni,ndred and forty
|b Uniforms, o. ..,..s,....ii ~" g6S S6S
u, Printing, three, 1u,,u ,lin ygrounds FIVE
|N -ieotric llght ior pi''es,........ pi'' 5000
tn0D' .a .o,on hundred
Total nve tn9uiS,aarrgS ,,.,.,. $5,715
and hfteen uOi''
hem s. suppIleess. PLAYGROUND, two
hundred dollars
., otber than personal:
Item SCI sersaS rsnnairs for playground and ..,
~ lighthouses tWeiNe ona thousand
|tl Removing snow e.,,.........,.... etV', 1000
dollars
1-otal thirteen thousand uoilolis''' NA"'NN'
~ ap,'1, Equipment.
I'M Play material, apparatus 1pbp fbrne
thousand nous dollars ;;.,ns ctc S''ooV
''m One = thousand Ave hundred dollars $l,nvo
r.a",asd That all employees of this Depart
Cor q
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- ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
slns OF the unopened portion OF Front
49,, 49,. from Erie avenue TO WingohocSing
y ION ~ ], The Select and Common Councils
i. ~ Wy OF Philadelphia do ordain That
IA Sslrltnent OF Public Works be authorized
~, slel 70 notify the owners OF property
~. .pl "a lhrough which the unopened portion OF
4, ~. street, from Erie avenue to Wingohock-
hrfss nst sst VIII pahs, that at the expiration OF
-. h9ntns from the date OF said notice said
e.l w DO required for public use.
.aaisn.tsl The Mayor OF the City Is hereby
ftlsls lsssd ~ end directed to enter security, on
nsrs y the city OF Philadelphia, for the pay
s. 49,. ~ any damages which may be assessed
II, sitsn q the opening OF said street; upon
~ ~ eI said bond, and at the expiration OF
.s,.s-.a.. lhlee months the Director OF the De-
~ y % Public Works shall forthwith pro-
y open said street.
8iY''fsa the gath day OF December, A. ID.
n 81, RUDOLPH BLANK KDNBURG,
e1i' Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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Total eIghty-iye thousand dollars. Ss5 goo
CONTRIBUTIONS To MILITARY ORGANIC
ZATTONg

Item 80. support and maintenance OF
military organizations:
(a) First Brigade Headquarters. ive
First Regiment Cos. A. B. c. %, p,
az $500 each. six thousand iye hum
sseend sSssad fR9lliinst fR9slElimnsent. COS, A. s. q b b ooOO
II. g. n. ], X, H. H. and band. 13
at $500 each, six thousand i've hun
TsiEfSd Rssimsnt. agliinls Cos. A,,t q. B. r. 0'oO
~ G. III. j. X, Il. H. and band, -
az $500 each, six thousand hve bun
siHtR Regiment Cos u K. /. II. ana WV
band al $500 each. two thousand
ave hundred dollars. ..-..-..,,.... $500
Naval forceNof Pennsylvania, Cos
and b. at $500 each, one thousand
stSte s2lAF Fenciblcs. battalion Cos A. Il. tVV'
Q. ID. az $500 each. two thousand .,
RaSinesr nance battalion. GO. B. avs hun ~
4qeees e5sa 9oiiis A. q Fiat civ Iroo6. sec
ond City Troon lttrst SQUADRON
Cavalryl, 4 al $500 each, two thou ..
sand dollars q. .t-sr- r--ssr.tts liuoV
Expenses 81 the sprlng practice
marches Of the second City Troop.
Ave hundred dollars. - ....ss.t.s-s oQQ
Provided That the city eontrollef shall
eQunteraisn no warrants IN this Item N favor
iess Il shan Be- cortihed % he CltY conuolitE
by lha Adiutant General q thq state that The
zaia company aatlsf4ctorlx hes pasall tla
znaual Iesnadilon provide ~ law. Provided.
Ha,4U 4Us.E. IHat "a The case 90 the Companies
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dssd IT, aaa ID. hIasig aolIaI. !.

died enc - 4nt 1hs fiiv commissIonarl may.
FttSSssir Sissr6tion. assign any oi ine toiet9-
~ eInployes. 10 primary ~ fhs,r 49,
Grey ~ eirniagad, against tne 'ein en- tat tfl-
mars election zes9ai s'a NJ 3 zrasa.
e.i5.4 siso Ia4t e enen IaN p. en7 4elsse
fnI tHlfi .I.o5 .fsfEs S 4fIaute 4cf tHFIT Bay.
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No s44. Mayor Of Phiiadoiphia.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN oRDI-
nance approved November 10, 1911, entitled
An Ordinance to authorize the repaving of
Twenty-nfth street, from Berts to Norris
street; Berks street, from Seventeenth to
Eighteenth street: Bouvier street, from
Montgomery TO Berks street, and Schell
street, from Spruce street northward and the
readjustment Of the curb line on the east
side thereof"
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain; That
the ordinance approved November 10, 1911 en-
titled Am Ordinance to authorize the repaving
OF Twenty-hfth street. from Berks street to
Norris street: Berks street, from Seventeenth
70 Eighteenth street; Bouver street, from
Montgomery to Berks street and Schell street,
from Spruce street northward, and the read
justment of the curb line on the east side
thereof, shall be amended by adding after
tho words two feet eight inches" the follow
ing: Provided, That the ordinance approved
June T. 1855, entitled AN Ordinance to regu-
lato and fix the width of the cartways in
street.
Approved the ,twenty-fourth day of Decem-
RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG,
No. $40. Mayor of Philadelphia.
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RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG,
NO S3f. Mayor OF Philadelphia


an ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE DEPART
ment Of Public Works 10 require owners or
property abutting on the south side OF Over>
brook avenue from Fifty-hrst TO Flfty-sec-
end street, and on the east side OF Fifty
lourth street, from Wynneheld avenue TO
uferbrook avenue, TO set curbs and lay foot
way pavements.
Section /, The Select and Common Councils
y me City OF Philadelphia do ordain: That the
ltpaFtment OF Public Works be directed TO re-
sulfe W. owners OF property abutting on the south
IVY or OYerbrook avenue, from Fifty-hrst to
n,ity-second street, and on the east side OF
ssltly-Ieurth street, from Wynneheld avenue to
s.stpfook avenue, to set curbs and lay foot
~ payements; and IL the said owners of
sssVpefy shall fail TO lay such footways and
~ ~ eqgfns, AZ required, after twenty days no.
" ~ ~ IN writing. from the Department of Pub
~ y ,Morts, 70 do the said work, the said De-
II feHsnsnt W IS hereby directed to cause said work
X ~ p aone, the cost thereof to be assessed upor
N property Of such owner so In default
The 9th day OF December. A. ID.
\. "a. RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG.
~ sos Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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AN ORDINANCE TO GRANT PERMISSION
to the American Engineering Company to
erect a wagon scale on the west Side OF Ara
mingo avenue, south Of the north curb line
of York street.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain: That
permission be and is hereby granted to the
American Engineering Company to erect and
maintain a wagon scale on the west side of
Aramingo avenue, about one hundred and
thirty-five feet south of the north curb line of
York street. Provided, That the said scale
shall be erected under the direction and su-
pervislon of the Department of Public Works,
and shall be removed at any time upon the
pasasge of an ordinance or resolution to that
effect. And provided further, That the sum
of fifty 900 dollars shall first be paid into the
City Treasury by the said American Engi-
neering Company for the publication of this
ordinance.
Approved the twenty-fourth day of Decem-
'e'' RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG,
No SAG Mayor of PHILADELPHIA
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oRD1NANcrs

Az ORDINANCE TO STRIKE FROM THE
49, plsh ph ana vacate Alder street from tho
ward ~ 5 nne 9f st. James street north
n, section eSa ~. L Tho Select and Common Councils
he Deno irE y 20, on Philaaeiphie do ordain; That
Surveyors) be authorized and directed 10 strike
ttrom ttnm the City plan and vacate Alder street
rom rom the north house line OF ST. James street
northward to dead end: Provided Tbat an
aEIeenent or bond. satisfactory 10 the civ
PhiadeinbIe nrst fI5, nled protecting the city Of
sttiking said street from the plan and It's va
Sotiion, Saio, ana that the sum OF two hundred (2O0)
compensation therefor 'F' '7
,oAiPPproved the gath day Of December, A. D.
,-. oo- RUDOLPH BLANI<ENBuRG.
- ~ S''' Mayor OF Philadelphia.
RESoLUT1oN AUTHORIZING THE DEpARr-
asti,n,, a. ~ Fupiic Works to prepare plans and
siibates for fbn and suggest method OF procedure
ne formed by widening Race, FiiEhtb' Locust
mort 1Nueehtn 1nor nv, streets, and to submit re:
directing the Clerks Of CouneIis To- present Sp
op 'd sTeesoutiop to the Mayor for his approval
coyt5 oWthiereas il The Bureau Of Surveys has made
sirsbiii, preuminary INVESTIGATIONS as to the de-
Eaggirtan locust and Sixteenth streets 10 form
eonditio,sr rarno Circuit for the relief OF traffic
~ ulllons ns ana TO encourage the enlargement OF
Si9t Si9 seneGal business area In the centre OF the
oWy,hhsereas.. The congestion Of traffic in the
central V part of the City is constantly increas-
r,i,h "ttttu VIII continue to do so IN proportion
nm..IIH tnG expansion OF commercial, Industrial
WW,u WW business activities, with the result that
yste nIste VIII be n great economic loss in trans
portation and business due to lack Of adequate
anu convenient routes for travel and n largely
INCREASED cost for traffic regulations, unless
T11Iuc areas are increased; and
" nerena, The widening OF Locust street
WnlCn VIII form n part OF the circuit, has been
ETtronngly urged by the Philadelphia Board of
ltade and other organizations, and the entire
SlfCult Is recommended by the Permanent Com
mlttee on Comprehensive Plans in a report
recently made to the Mayor; therefore be IL
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Coun-
CHS OF the City of Philadelphia, That the De-
bartment Of Public Works (Bureau OF suryeys)
be authorized to make further investigations,
pya plans and estimates Of cost for the establish.
inent OF a Central Traffic Circuit, to be formed
by the widening of Race. Eighth, Locust and
slNteenth streets, and to suggest method OF
carrying the said project to completion, in
eluding its financing and the work of opening
and construction, and to report the same. to-
Eether with such other facts and data relating
thereto as may be of value in Its consideration,
to these Councils
Resolved That the Clerks Of Councils be di-
rected TO present this resolution to the Mayor
Tor his approval or disapprovnl.
Approved the twenty-fourth day of December,
A. d. 1914.
RUDOLPH BBANKENBURG,
NO. Si4. Mayor of Philadelphia.
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An. ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
striking from the City plan Wellens street
and Delphne street, from Second street to
American street, ~,,
N 4he Ci.y of Philadelphia do ordain: That the
bapartment OF public Works (Board of Sur
kyorsl be directed to strike from the CITY
kcond street to American street Provided,
that bond or agreement is filed. within one
hear from the approval OF this ordinance sat-
ne City from all damages by reason OF the
lrking Of said street from the plan.
Der, A. D. 1914
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RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG.
No S43 Mayor OF Philadelphia.

Ian ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE THE
opening OF Lycoming street, from Sixth to
Marshall street.
|ef the City of Philadelphia do Ordain: That
|ths Department OF Public Works be authorized
land directed To notify the owners of property
ever and through which Lycoming street, from
Exlh TO Marshall street, VIII pas that at the
e1pniatloni OF three months from the date or
lk use.
Section .. The Mayor Of the City is hereby
luihorlzed and directed to enter security on
behalf OF the City OF Philadelphia for the pay
1ent OF any damages which may be assessed by
reason Of the opening OF said street; upon the
Ming Of sad bond, and at the expiration of the
said three months. the Director of the Depart,
mani OF Public Works shall forthwith proceed
10 open said street
|, approved the 24th day of December, A. d.
=. a.. RUDOLPH BLANKENByRGi
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AdmlnlHtratlon' -,,.,.

(a) salarezi 80. o az AZ OOO each,
ffteen thousand dollars iT'''VVV
chief clerk two thousand avo nuna.es $500
sSpents6dsnt e sisSiliSn sSls4s TWO tael 1850
Eisetioa clerk one thousand 81. nun lsOO
Eisctio9 CLERK one thousand Two nun 200
wsrra9t slsT one Thousand n'o nun 1900
Eiseion slssEsst one sSlafs saeusana .so nun 1880
r4iscsit neoiis clerks, = Al $lfvuo satir a nno
Two thousand s,,a aollars AZ 5000 each. -VV0
miss ttibsaa,,sind elght hundred dolars l,em
Janitrsss ave hundred and i9fyy aoi e'V
Ap) men nj election time. two thousafla noo
te 10 PAY eight 9 per tbsassas diem slerss osTs 5000
"A, FStra clerk hire siN tnogsan,a hgil9 'e'V
ss} Fess sttorsasg s9T eoni.z'o.st' sOoo
two thpNa-'iAN
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No. $40.

AN ORDINANCE DIRECTING THE DE-
partment of Public Works TO require owners
of property abuttng the east side of Fifth
street from Oney avenue to Grange street,
and on both sides of Lindey avenue from
Fifth to Ninth street. to set curb and lay
footway pavements. ,,
Section l. The Select and Common Councils
of the City of Philadelphia do ordain, That the
Department of Public Works be and Is hereby
directed to require owners Of property abuttlng
or the east side of Fifth street, from Olney
avenue to Grange street, an. on both sides of
Lindley avenue from Fifth to Ninth street, to
set curbs and lay footway p1"ements: and "
the said owners OF property shall fail to lay
such footways and set such curbs, as required,
pfter twenty C20) days previous notice in writ
ing from the Department OF Public Works 70
dc the said work, the said Department Is here
by directed to cause such work TO be done ana
the cost thereof assessed against the property
OF the owners so in default
Approved the twenty-fourth day OF Decem-
ber, A. ID. 1914 - .,r-,,,,r,,,rc,
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-oRp1NANeEs
b) Postage, one hundred doliers... 100
Total, nine hundred and sixty dol -
lars .s.sssss.sssss.ss.s.. SuVV
ASSESSMENT OF VOTERS.

Administration.
Item 10. Personal services:
Salaries.-
Assessors of voters for September,
1889 at Sf4 each hfty-slx thouand
and twenty dollars ............... So
Assessors OF voters for December,
l2SO at $3.50 each forty-nine
thousand hve hundred and eighty
dollars NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. fi
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Total, forty-one thousand four -,
dred dollars .........,...,... S4l'4O
ta5 Supplies for janitors. one hundred 80
M dqlars T2niSnTn,s of officers and criers Of
Courts OF Quarter Sessions, 80 at
$40 each and of the Municipal
Court Is at $40 each; total, two
thousand one hundred and sixty dol 80
lars .........-'.'''' '''''.''''''' S'io
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AN ORDINANCE-TO MAKE AN APPHO-
prlation to the Department Of Mayor for the
Section l. The Select and Common Council.
Of tho City OF Philadelphia do ordain Ihat
the sum of four hundred and hfty-seyen thou-
sand six hundred and twenty (4bT 62O) dollars
be- and the samo s hereby appropriated 30 inc
Department Of Mayor for the year 1915 as fo-
lows:--
Administration.
Item /. Personal services:
(a) Salaries: ooo
Secretary, six thousand dollars. 1VV
Statstician, two thousand four nun = 80
dred dollars ..,.s,.... ,...'''' o'cHo
chief clerk two thousands dollars. -; KUVV
cIsTs lark ore thousand nve nunureu Go 1900
c9aatRH on9 tRaasond SofS two Pna hHndreS Goa 1900
clark lark one thousand two nunareo uo 1900
sttGsmSsSR5He55s tsSassa5R5 e5osaIs at siVoo eaGn wv 1000
MSGsilHnEeT' Ssla4s one thousand two aunore 1900
Chauffeur, one thousand two hundred 30.
Messenger, eight hundred dollars.., sVV
Cleaners at $500 EACH seven hundred 80
and twenty dollars. ........,s. fSV
(b) Salaries and wages for extra help' /, oon
one thousand dollars. ...... ....., l'VVv
Ce tbS@5an1 boan an9 dolTrs fTanSier asent $1,000
(d) Rlward for the detection OF crime,
upon the approval OF the Prcsldents
OF Select and Common Councils, nVe -
hundred dollars .........,.s...ss.s NV