Evening journal., 1919-02-15
fine and PaISON
TO SHOW RED flag
Senator Robertson intro
duces Bill to Curb
Boishevism
REPORT SUBSTITUTE
TAX LAW REPEATER
Star Correspondent.

Star Correspondent.
STATE HOUSE. Dover. Del, Feb, 10
Before the House recessed yesterday
afternoon. until Monday, plans were
made for holding a session Monday
night. This VIII give the stenoeraPh-
ers chance to typewrite the bills, Mon
day being the last day for the intrcduc-
tion of new business.
Representative Gregg introduced a
hill to require the Wilmington and
Philadelphia Traction Company 10 erecl
and maintain r shelter shed at DUPONT
Road and Newport turnpike, and proper
lights at Champlain avenue, bellemoor'
Summit avenue, Ashley, and DUPONT
Road. and 10 extend It's eight-mlnute
trolley service to Champlain avenue, In
ChristIans hundred
Mr.. Gregg also introduced a bill ap-
propriatlng $1,000 annually for the
holding of Farmers Institutes In the
State
Another OF Mr.. Gregg's bills empow-
srs the State Board OF Agriculture 10
collect samples OF foods, dairy and
otbeT feeds. and insecticides and have
them analyzed by the State chemist
other bills introduced In the House
were:
By Mr.. nzenbaker-Increasing the
number OF notary publics that the Gov
ernor can appoint In New Castle county.
BY Mr.. Lloyd-Requiring the p, b.
a W. Railroad Company to maintain a
fagman at Broad Creek crossing, In
Broad Creek hundred, Sussex county.
The House yesterday afternoon
edopted Senator Oormley's concurrent
resolution endorsing the Americanism
creed of President Marshall as the
creed of the people OF Delaware.
Judge Henry c. Conrad, president OF
the State Portrait Commission In a few
remarks invited members OF the House
10 be present at 4 o'clock. next
Thursday afternoon. when the iti-year-
old portrait OF General George WASH
fnston viii be unveiled in the State
House
Substitute Tax Bill.
Mr.. Gregg. chairman OF the commit !
tee on revenue and taxation reported
a number OF bills out Of committee.
Representative Mulvenas bili amending
The income tax law, was reportd favor
ably. with a substitute. This substl-
tute makes the exemption amounts
81 500 for single men and $1,000 Tor
married men. His income tax law re-
pealer was reported unfavorably.
REPRESENTATIVE Buckson's bill In
creasing the state tax on telephone and
telegraph was reported favorably.
The House passed the following
House bills:
Authorizing the acceptance OF a con-
veyance Of the property of the Ferris
Industrial School to the State OF Della
ware. providing for the regulation and
operation thereof, and spproprlatlng
$500 year for two years, for the
maintenance of the same.
Authorizing the State board OF trus-
tees OF the Delaware State Hospital, at
Farnhurst, to sell a piece OF land adj
Joining the hospital 10 the Delaware
Railroad Company. for siding.
The House passed House substi-
tute for the Senate bill providing for
The Little Legislature" OF 1920. The
original bill appropriated $1,000 for ex-
penses and the substitute increased the
amount to $1,000.
against Bolsheyiks.
In the Senate, bill were introduced
ss follows:
BY Senator Robertson-To make II
nlgn mlSuemeaDOr, puulSnaDic ny
fne not to exceed 5000, or imprison-
ment not TO exceed IS years, or both,
10 display red flag. black flag, or any
fag or ensign bearing an inscription
opposed 70 the government, In this
State, for the purpose OF melting or
promoting hostility to the government.
BY Senator bertson-Authorizing
the City Council OF Wilmington TO pass
ordinances providing for the levying
and collecting OF vault tax In the city
OF Wilmington.
BY Senator Robertson-To repeal the
sct exemptlng unlmproved lands In
Wilmington from taxation.
BY Senator Murphy-To increase the
appropriation OF the Kent County
Levy Court &c the town OF Harrington, |
from $3.50 TO 81 200.
BY Senator Murphy-To increase the
appropriation OF the Kent County Levy
Court to the town 70 Pennington, from
400 to $500
By Senator Bennett-Providlng that