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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-08-03
July 81 u
District Treasurer's Annual Re-
0Orf

port
State OF South Dakota, county OF Hand,
~ Ohio school district No. 2,
District treas drers' annual report for the
school year beginning July /, 1915 and
ending June 30, 1915.
Receipts for School Year
Balance on hand at date of last
report july L. 1915. ..........S = S5
Amount received from district
l3tS 10
Amount rec eived from appor-
tlonment...... ......."...".... nj SS
Total receipts from all sources,
including cash on hand. July 1,
lSlo.."....... 2oI6 Oh
Expenditures for school Year
amount paid for furniture. ap-
paratus and fixtures. ........$ 400 O5
Amount paid for teachers wages 1O71 20
A amount paid for officers salaries
chairman $500 clerk $500,
treasurer $15.O0....-........, 81 90
Total expenditures for the year 8 1918 25
Cash In hands OF district trea
ures at clOee of year.. ........ 99S 20
Total, including cash on hand to
balance receipts .......-......$ 1915 81
The hove is a true and correct report to
the best OF my know Wedge and belief. OF the
moneys In the treasurer Of Ohio school
district No 2 Hand county. South Dakota,
signed &c SLAGES, Treasurer,
The above has been examined BY the
school board OF Ohio school district No 2,
and compared with statement from the
county treasurer showing funds paid the
district during the wear. and the report In
found to be true and correct and Is hereby
approved.
PETER NELSON.
Chairman OF the School Board.
o. c. CAMPBELL, clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-08-03
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County of Hand,

amn sy that the Treasurerse exhibit hsreonb a true and correct tsknss the nnan
a true and correct statement Of all warrants drawn on q treasury Turing the quarter.
'nd that the ''ate"e" OF assets and ha0n"n /. 4 4 TEwfs, esraty Assn
SEAL5 E j. Notary fkDEc.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-08-03
Statement of Receipts and Ex-
peuditureS of School District

peuditureS OF school District
State OF South Dakota county of Hand
ss Burdet te.School DistricS No., 2.
To whom IL NAV concern:
The following IL n statement OF the re.
ceipts and expenditures of Burdette School
District No 2. OF Hand county, South
Dakota. as asc ertained upon settlement be-
tween the treasurer and the school board
OF said school district, for the year ending
June 30, 1915. which statement Is hereby
published according TO law, viz:
Receipts for School Year
Balance on hand at last annual
report. July 1. 915.."........$ 80 ~
Amount received from district
ax......,.-.... ........""-........ 2143 10
Amount received from appor-
tionment..........-........ -. ) 43
sources including overdraft..... 30 90
Total amont received from all
sources during the year.. - 25S7 OIL
Expenditures for School Year
Amount paid for school houses
and sites repairs and fences....$ 30 27
Amount paid for furniture ap-
paratus and fixtures coal and
hauling .......... =. ................ 81 20
Amount paid for teachers sal
ar ...,..... .... ....a...... 1882 "a
Amount paid for school officers
salaries: chairman 50, clerk
$40. treasurer $40 .......... =. ID %
Amount paid for tuition of pu-
pills In city schools .......m..... 20 90
OF pupis.....~..-mm....~.".. ~ 90
Amount paid for purposes not
before mentioned. Incidental. 20 so
Total expenditures for the year 3 1f94 81
Cash on hand at close of year,
June 30, 1916................. 1862 10
Total, Including cash on hand,
TO balance receipts =. ."..-....$ 1851 81
Siguei. J. II. McGINNIs. Treasurer
FL. A. PULLMAN. Chairman
A. w. kobe, Clerk
$1O92. 10 OF the above cash on Rand Ia de-
posted In First National SANK Of Miller.
H.. A. PULLMAN.
Chairman OF School Board
A, W. kobe: Clerk.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-08-03
July 27t2
Statement Of Receipts and Ex-
penditures of School District


penditures of School District
State of South DAKOTA. county OF Hand,
SIS. Logan school district.
To Whom It May Concern:
The following In a statement OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures OF Logan school dis
trict, OF Hend county. South Dakota. as
treasurer and the school board Of said
school district. for the year ending Tune
30, 1916 /, which statement 10 hereby pub
lished according to law, Wis:
Receipts for School Year
Balance on hand at last annual
report, July i 191S.......e 0 8 so
Amount received from district
tax.."...-.-. 100 33
Total amount received from all
sources during the vear....... 1855 SO
Expenditures for school Year
Amount paid for teachers sal
Amount paid for school oficers
salaries. chairman $500. clerk
$500, treasurer $50 oO....... as 90
Amount paid for purposes not
before mentioned 423 II
Total expenditures for the year 3 g 8 n
Cash ON hand at close OF year
Jun 80, 13Ol 70
Total. including cash on hand to
balance recetptS...---.4 2959 81
Signed: w. A.. HAvERSTOCK. Treasurer
VERT EMO ELMANN, Chairmru
LOUIS MANNING. Clerk.
$1301.73 Of the above cash on hand is
deposited In Hand County State Bank.
VERT ENGELMANN.
Chairman of School Board.
LOUIS MANNING. Clerk.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Inst-nMrc Site.

To The Editor Of The Times Dispatch. /
lettering TO tho article in Tho F.
Times Dispatch Of TN" eighteenth in
-tauI, headed eleventh street 81" Is !
chosen"
As understand the situation TO
.d.v the proposition to cularGr tn"
prescott pns, Office building. as no" dis f
ci!-.rd. is no, the original pr"r"" Ton .
The first effort on the part OF c"riHin .
interests was 10 convince tho govern
.uout that tho sixty rect OF Ih"H ~
ll,c northwest corner Of Main nu'l
Eleventh streets. afforded ample room
for needed additional postal facilities
in mi. CITY The promoters 81 tha'
WOW failed to satisfy the I"'t-''h""
aud Treasury departments th"f SUI
2, .nuclusiou WAS correct w h"' q"
w.o ma to-day" The city Of Richmond
rs rcuncsicd 10 make Sift !" IN
i-tercs,cd Individuals. Of htt'en tcc' a.
rlcy.nth street from Main street 10
r,,,t street, As soc 10 this is tn"
cuiy ,rUc licNt ia which l" We" INC
r,u,:cgi bcclua" the decd 10 ms "i'""n
C.r, winch il is demanded snail hc
oNccutcd hy Sic city I" .nc ''''"
states coycruncnt. is for the purpn""
~ getting Tho government 10 buy from
,nc owners their property. Nn'h VIC
I,cd ia executed Eleventh street -
converted into 4 lan".
rho C'ity Engineer is quoted as say
,u.. oh, ritv really nccha a""'''''hi
,ycuu.e connecting with Main street
IN order 20 r"hCv" tho r"nS's''r., wv
ina, thoroughfarc between flS'h
stree, aud Twelfth street ana 'hh' nc
v.u ouposc the cc.sion OF any Par'
,r an, street nos serving inns pur-
nose" |, IL further stated. nv mos"
mos, familiar with the postal ncc"S OF
r,iahmonG that Il building erected ~
,l,c poin, named will not furn'sh "dc
u,,tc relief, from the physical Poih,
-, ,irw. for more than five years. IN"
uo, at all from the present dcp!ot't"''
bv.icuic conditions. The cost c' 'h'
.dliiior. including tho lot. il cst'ina'c'
~ he from t!,oUO,000 TO S',2"o'"o"'
,aa, sum of money for nNc-Ecar
/ ncrioi Of partial relief.
From q careful reading OF IN" aFt'cio
! ,,iulcd 30 Z, IL clear that the Secretary
., INC Treasury and tho Postmaster
! General are convinced that the site ht
, Main and Eleventh streets is not iaoa'
uhiIc the architects OF the 'TrcasurE
! r,cpartm"ut say there arc othcr Si''s
/ IN this city that are ideal.
II (. Uncomfortable that tho CitE
council Of The city uf Richmond VIII
AK co 10 give away nficcu foct 81 inc
ru,hIic domain belonging 10 all Of the
IrniIcus for the Dcncn, Of fcw indi-
Z .du,jS II THIS is the temper of our
icouncil then I greatly desire ono or
i,w" rarccls OF liko character. as do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Eayors Co-ordtpntc Co,,crc

To the Editor OF The Times Dispatch: :
Sir.-l crave a little of your valuable
space 10 reply 10 II letter published in
Your columns and written by Miss
Ryiand from Bculahville. King William.
Like Your correspondent. am "a
teacher in a room school. and have
been for many ycars-the Crater School.
IN Prince George county. Ivy County
like hers. is ono Of tho poorest coun-
ties in the state. and up to a wear
ago had population of about 1000
an glad to say. however. that a
Very different condition of affairs exists
here from that She 50 graphically de-
scribes In King William County We
have school term AZ eight and one
half months in the one and two-room
schools. ana nine months in the high
schools. Tho teachers are paid prompt
y ana regularly am glad. also. to
state that the majority Of our teachers
are heartily IN favor OF the co ordinate
collcc" FOR women at charlottesville
Your correspondent is doubtless
ware OF the fact that the last Lccis-
lhturc made an appropriation nf S20n,
nu1 for The ono and twu-room schools
of the state. | am glad 10 state that
had the pleasure OF appearing before
tn" senate Finance Committee In be
half Of this appropriation. This fund
has hecn distributed. and II the schools
their portion it is probably due 10 the
Indifference Of their local school board.
The term o, every one and two-room
school in Prince George was certainly
heightened by their portion OF this APP
propriation.
The establishment OF coordinate
college is not "a question OF justice
She could not have stated our position
more clearly II is that. surely, II
nothing more.
The public school system OF Virginia
is not fungus OF exotic growth
IT. is system founded on wise pa
,riutism developed by the efforts Of
noble men and women, and patronizcd
by her youth from the mountains TO
the sea Her watchwords are progress
and efficiency.
We believe, with DR. Alderman. that
the University OF Virginia is the head
Of tho public school system OF the
state and that the women Of the Com
monwcal'h arc clearly within their
rights in claiming tho ADVANTAGES OF
u coordinate college. which VIII give
them the use OF the library OF the
university and an opportunity to at
TEND tho lectures OF its splendid FAC
ulty
points that way for tho attainment Of
efficiency in those who shall hereafter
load the hoys and girls of Virginia in
the paths Of learning. We believe this
can be done without intcrfcrin@ with
tho appropriation for the ono and two
room schools or Gripping them in amy
wtN.
Tho question. it seems 10 mo, Is not
whether tho state can afford the co
orduat" college. but rather whether
II can afford longer to he without IL.
50 i, seems to on" who looks at tho
like vour kju: William correspondent
works in the .nrrows.
BELLE WIEE
rrjucc C;c"r=", VI, February Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

l''"i "i ny friends, and il this ces-
non mans then We propose TO ayJ,
'"' "nit We want and If not granted
"" VIII want tU know the reason fnr
tho exception
me We alluded to arc taxDavinr
property owners. some OF US heavy taxi
PAYERS - special privileges are being
.iahtcd' "e want a share. II is amaz-
IhI mat with Inc United states GOV
'ihh"nt officials, convinced Of the
greater needs Of Richmond for postu,
'"'l'lti"s, which ought to and can, be
provided, 10 supply for period or
RON forty 20 nifty years, the Interest
~ u few men should override tho in
'.lestS or the largest patrons OF the
once. the citizens generally and tho
Judgment OF all of the practical men
"c'i'c in tho Postal Service.
cannot believe that the United
states Treasury and Post Office Depart :
oon's can ever he brought to approve
plans I" further patch IN ana plc,c IN
'i' present Post Office Euilding. when
- - obvious 10 All that tho only rca
remedy is y now aud sarEcr building
'ual cannot hc afforded in all 90 the
prrsrut block, Including the fifteen feet
% Eleventh street
Two hundred and .tfy thousand dol
lars pcr annum is too Urea: "a price
g." vav for what promi:cs orY partial
J"icf TO a wholly bad rtn.Ii,!pn, from
ia- standpoint 81 Scrvic" 4 GU. citi-
lrhS, ana hy,sicnic conditions under
Which our fellow beings must he
forced to work for their living:
EAST END TAN! hTEH.
Richmond, February 70.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

or records the power to go back any
number OF years without any rulc o.!
uniformity whatever, brought abo,t :,
CONDITION under which tho incuualitics
or tho new law arc much moro rlarinc
IMAM those which existed under tho
old law.
For instance. the Richmond cxami-
hcr went back three years. tho OK
anIncr in williamsburg ubou, twonty
years In Nelson County. twelve years.
In several other counties. fifteen wears,
and in others. nvc. In about 90 pcr
cent OF tho counties tho examiners did
not go back at all.
This lack Of uniformity produced in
cquaitics which tho bill proposes to
remove by establishing n uniform ruIc
applying to all cities. all counties ,n,
everybody alike. and preventing the
examiner from going back prior to
1912
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
An,uinc,ir DonncIl,.s Answer,

Pcrcy-Why should You hesitate TO
write 10 me simply because YOU are "A
man? have found that men are lust
a p"rnickct. AS women. and in some
cases more 50. Enlarged joints are
more frequently noted in men than
women. Massaging the hands each
n!-nt with q good skin food Is espc-
c!"i4E ncipfuI IN treating enlarged
joints not 50 much in actually re-
ducing their size as IN building up the
Other parts OF the hand and SO giving
1t a symmetrical appearance. shall
ne GLAD 10 send YOU my formula for
Skin food ana instructions for the care
Of the nails, II YOU will send me a
stamped addressed envelope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
AMATEUR MINSTRELS
ENTERTAIN GINTER PARK

More than 500 people witnessed tho
minstrel show given by the Woman's
Club of Ginter Park iii the school au-
ditorium last night for the benefit Of
the educational fund. Tho acts were
given with snap and dash with no
dragging moments during the two hour,
OF entertainment. George Skipwith was
interlocutor and the bones and end
men werc w. d. Duke. Ben Wilson
Earl Miller. Charles Picot.
The members of the chorus wer.
William T. liedd. \. +. Robertson. y
q. Rike, stuart Taylor. Charles TAYLOR
sam Love. Joseph Mack, Vance Terreli
and Jack kornmillcr. One OF tho
spccialtics was n Reuben and Cynthia
act by Mr. Duke and Mr.. Picot. Shcp-
hcrd Webb directed the musical pro.
gram
The closing act was "a Cabaret at
old Point which was staged undel
the direction OF Earn Miller In this
number Miss Christine Chenawcth
sang several songs ana received as
many cncores. ana Dorothy and Frances
Eikc stepped through a special dance
Those who were IN tho closing num-
her were Miss Ola Abbi, Miss Con
stance Rcdd. Miss Catherine Rhoads
Miss susie stark. Miss Nell sutton
Mrs. Randolph Wat;, Mrs Boyness,
Mrs. Cottrell. Mrs. Egglcs,on. Mrs
simpson. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs Watt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Ethical
alks
SYNOPSIS

Mary Ease. an actress is accused OF the
murder of David Pollock and is dsfended
~ hcr lover. rhillp Langdon Pollock was
!I'o\ivItcU. ShHtc crook and tool or
P"iiock VAS on the fire escape Watching
'or iAEsdoE. At Mary's trial She admits
she had the revolver Her maid tcstihcs
;hAt Mary threatened Pollock with il pre-
y!"GsN ana Mary's leading man irnp,icrtc s
isnEGon Pollcck's sister tes:ines tina,
Mary hao promises 10 marry Pollock be
.Hus" ne ma" shvN" her father from the
Consequences ~ having forged his meme
20 check. and that Pollock know Mnry
was IN love with leuEdon Another Wit
ness. tN-aHdon. trStiti,s tnut hc was prcs
On; when Pollock told I.aut,lVn OF his hold
on Mary. lie ihri tells al having sccn
S1'nnte mars Is OF niger prints. that
came an! wen. ON Mdry's shoulder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
PUBLIC INTERESTED
IN TOPICS OF DAY
Readers of The Times-Dispatch
Discuss Questions in
Public Eye.
DEBATE PosT-oFFIcE SITE
Letters to Editor Also Take Up
Matters Relating to
States Schools.
DEBATE POsT-OFFICE sI7
Trustees md Politics.

@ The Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sir.-Plcase advise me- through your
columns il the one who thought it
would put the schools OF Virginia in
politics TO elect the trustees by the
people has copyrighted his joke. The
Jaws for infringing on copyrights are
prcttN severe. I know. and I dare not
use 1.-THE jokc-but il would be anus
'hS II the honest 80 politics OF Eir-
sinia had thrust upon II tho educational
responsibility of this aged state.
tNidsntly he is ono boss with his
eyes closed and refuses to open them.
Who tho joke will be on is the only
Nurinia's politics or its cdu
catonal system:
". CABOT CHAPPELI.
hiuwiddie. Va. February a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
General Weather coudition..

warnings were displayed Friday morn.
W. iSr, On INC Atlantic Coast north or the
ma oapes, and cold wave warn
1850 nave been ordered for tho 81;
, ,artic states from North Carolina
nUd ward 10 Maine. Fair weather
:vc,., ''pcrhtnrc above the seasonal
&c e.nSs cohiinu" in all districts west
~ INC mississippi River. The indicn
S .oi,S are thai the weather will he fair
OF tnc Mississippi River. Much coiIcr
.'',i t ,il. Is Indicated for the Atlantic.
Allu EAST GulfStntes SntnrIav ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
REPORTS REED BILL FOR
1O-CENT SCHOOL LEVY
House Finance Committee May Meet
Estimated Deficit by Reducing Di-
rect School Appropriation.
UNIFORMITY AS TO INTANGIBLEs
Senate Committee Recommends That
Richmond Rule OF No Probe for
Omitted Taxes Back OF 1912 BE
Adopted for Entire State.

with the Senate Finance Commit
tcc's intentions i'm the matter OF tax
readjustments now clearly defined. the
burden of interest shifted yesterday to
the Finance Committee Of the House.
which Is expected in the next few DAYS
TO make clear how fnr 1t will go in
cononrring in the Senate committees
program.
II was pointed out as Significant that
the House Finance Committee has re.
ported favorably the Reed bill, provid d.
ing for an increase OF 10 cents In the
school levy on real estate. II this bill
is passed II will give rise TO addi-
tonal revenues large enough to take
care OF most OF the deficit expected in
1917. By tho simple cxpcdiont. IL the
Leg islaturc chose TO adopt II. Of
emitting the direct school appropria-
ton OF Approximately 100000 which
IL has been customary to make. and
applying this sum 10 the general cx-
DcnSc of government
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

CONTINUED E'ro,r Erij,,.
60,
""!. ~, Sh'1'Su the district at
T,"'H ""S no hcaf'hS
..,,t ~ ''iS i'"n"' cahhly SAID.
ms testimony, erred l.angdon, Il
- "i'pH'H' Hple IN ms Voice viii have
al .'''por,"m' oclri"G oil the line OF de
'Snse shaII IatHf adopt
OBJECT AGAIN, fairly yelled tho
prosecutor such ;alk tends 10 preiu-
dice the jury
"orerrulod, again the jui.e draWle,l.
is that tho ars, tim. Won ,ye, sow
these MARKS" Lancdon asked
Yes. si'.
And the las; tire?"
No SIN y,,rs l,+er"
Tell TN, fu,N
The Witness ..o...h,a ,,.,,.;,
for an o,.Is,l ms
"lt was ,,,o MIN. ~ 49,
Miss pny. j., NJ ''' 'pIi'uS y.
n seal, So ! .,on1 % -, ,na C""loi Get
mouse, nesr Inc sid. ,t,., ~ -, ,,'G
act. think il Wa ,b.r. u., Io,,d O ,I
plausc ana Mis- 49,. .',.,,, ' tor ~, ~
curtain several ,in,se nt,,a III
the orchestra nn,i..,i ~. VIZ. - -.
hnwoh diran.i,. ,'T 1''.,' '."' Mss lase
looked a, M, wa,'h w.s ,oi,c.
.r.portar IN, .,5 q. - - -!
FOR me TO DO On li,,v a, The stotio.
50 ,,urri.d 49,, i,,Ii
v.ber rot NAN ,, j., 49,.
..,, tbs s,o,a -
conc q ,i,,i. drnv, pr,,t, so,,,
| cant telI VIA, lime +, vas In, !,
must hava henr a rnr,.,l, of houTs J.,
rNNIanedor CAM. rn.J',,c H.. ,,. ~"
kin" fo NV y, ,,s''T " ~, a, We
,..ch o,bn, go - 49,,
INN in s,,cb a ,,Isra on snrh am crr,m ,'
pie, 10 80, - -,
poilock You could nave knocked me
down. was dazed. bewildered. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

Marriage licenses wcrc saued by
til" clerk OF the Hastings Cour, yes
tcrday as follows:
William Joseph Kirschbnum and
Christine I. Shredder.
William Wclhv beverley OF Henrico
COUNTY. and Annie French HoEc, OF
kinhfnOnL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond.

state Srnntc. Capitol, 10 O'Clock.
O'cfHck.
Acndcmy-A1l-stnr east In "Thc
New iienrictta"; mntlncc, .;3O,
might. S:3O.
i.yric-Populnr vaudeville; mntI-
nee, 3; night. $50 and o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Local Rainfall.

LA Ia last twelve hours
nta 10 IaSt twcnty-four hours.
pehclercy in rainfall since March
-
Dsmrtehcy III rainfall since Jan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
The Weather
FURNISHED by 4. =. Weather Burcou.
Forecast: Virginia
-Fatr nnd much
colder, with n cold
wave Saturday, Sum
day fair, with rising
temperatures,


II noon temperature e
Ma \ i,,,,,, ~ ,p lurc. "a
Stlilinhm temperature TO s T. Al a.
Normal ,p ,n'mie 80
I,HoocSS IN temperature. 10
'cMoiency III temperature since
Acnu irTh Cd -. l54
oarS ................... l7G
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19

veNatious which worry ana aec both
heart and mind
The experiment. is worth trying. any
WAY. and want you TO Thy II for the
SAX" o. beautiful! facial expression IL
.Or no ntMel r.aSon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Motor Chr StoIc,

Mr. Nereckc, OF 100 East Franklin
street. reported 10 tho pole. on yes.
terday that his car, No. 1851. had been
stolen from in front Of his door Tho
machine Is I'VE passenger touring
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
Woman and Home
Useful
Hints
Market Is Brighter
Conditions Haze Improved and Bay
irs Becomes a.o,c .Ietivc

Thc retail market conditions a.,
pleasing 10 The men on the narllct
rho weather is better, Tho air Is more
asIubrouS, tho people VINO huy soon
to he moro inclined TO let 90 OF their
cash. ana all thinGs look well fo' ihr
retailer
Nnd yet there is bu, li,,!c rnar is
ucw on the market Green peas from
FLORIDA arc more numerous and sore
what cheaper tomatoes from the same
region are a bit moro plentiful. AND
the sprlu- weather makes tho tsl sup
plies a shade cheaper Tho fish mon
rcrs nave reen able 20 adj to then
stands F.orida sbrimr$, which they axe
ScllIu. at 30 cents per quart,
Tho m'at market mon a'e nridins
themselves oi srrus lamb. True the
uacrinus arc no, ms large as lovers of
tUo lImr Would Ike bDt il is here all
tlg saao y little costly Tor tho time
being Il is selling hl tho quarter. ana
coins "a s. 90 $50 per quarter
country "-gs lave drorped down a
tide bit dmd can he mad st something
u5cr @o cents per dozen. COUNTRY
butter is also a little rheap"r
Tie qIot'tions r'.ow ruled yestei
dg.. and viii bs ruling jo-dar with
..ifgnt variations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-19
BELIEVED THAT SENATE:
PROGRAM WILL. PREVAIL

1t is generally believed. however.
that the House Finance Committee will
concur practically without change in
tic tax program ratified by tho Sen
ate committc. on Thursday night This
schedule. as far AS ST has been per-
f"ctcd. carries ont the recommendations
Of tho Advisory Tax Board cxccrt In
point Of the recommended increase OF
the franchise tax Of light. heat, water
and power companies Tho board
recommended an increase from I-s
per cent to l-2 per cont on gross
revenues. while tho committee ap-
proved Il compromise rate OF 1925. OF
which - cents * 10 90 10 the State
and 30 cents to the localities
with respect TO the railroads the
committee approved tho cnc-cigh,h OF
per cent increase that was cham.
pion"d by Senators Cannon, Coolrick
and Buchanan rejecting tho moro radi-
ca! increase OF threc-ciEhths OF ! pcr
cent provided by the Addison bill.