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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Kto chce czytae uaJlepsze CO
3zienne pis.no polskie. meet sia
uda do psna F M. PAWoLL
uaszego agenta ma Duncan i oko-
luce i zaabonuie sobie .DzienniA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
ZwYcIFSTwo PRoHIBI-
cYONISTOW.

SxON1S4
waszyngton, 1890 stycznia.
- Legislatrry trzydziestu pieciu
Sean6w ratyfikowaty poprawke
IprohIbicyjns do konstytucyi Stan
jZjed. Potrzeba jeszcze jednej ra-
cfzkaeyi, ably zaprowsdzc W
&uaju ogolna prohibicye- Ratyfi-
1escye te prawdopodobnie osiagns
p1ohibicyoniSei W przeoiagu ma
stepnych kilku godzin. Wczorsj
przylsczylo sic pie6 Stanow do
rzedu ,,suchych". So to: Iowa,
Utah, Colorado, Oregon, oraz
New Hampshire. Trzynascie Sta
now jeszcze nie glosowalo mad ts
kwestys. Pomiedzy tymi Stana-
mi odbywajs sic wielkie wyscigi
gdyz kazdy Stan pragnie, ably
ratyfikacya jego Poprawh zade-
cydowaIa o p~rzyszlym losie ma
rodu wzgledem prohibicyonizmu.
Nebraska, Minnesota, New Me-
xico i Missouri ~dokladaia wszel-
kich staran ably op~owiedziec sic
"a prohibicyonizmem. Welding
chwaiy projektu poprawka pro-
hibicyjna wejdzie W zycie w rok
DO formalnem ogIoszeniu ratyti-
kacyi. Jeleh W tym jeszcze mic
siacu ratyfikacya bedzie pre-
prowadzona wtenczas prohibicya
W caiym kraju nastapi okolo pier
wszego lipca, czyli W tym sa-
mym czasie, W ktorymby prawo
prohibicyjne wojenne zostafo "a
prowadzone. Wediug uchwaiy
prawo to wzbrania wszelkego
wyrobu napojow alkoholicznych
do czasu zupelnej demobillzacyi
armii wojennej kraju. Niewatpli-
VIE prawo to bedzie trwac przez
pGzeciag siedmiu miesiecy czyli
tax dIugo, az wejdzie W zycie
prawo prohibicyjne, mad ktorym
obecnie narod pracuje. Podczas
gdy praca mad MEM dobiega do
konca Kongres Stan. Zjed. PREY
eotowuje sic do piracy mad pc
wnemi projektami, ktore pusz-
es W ruch Gala operacye nowo
uchwalonej poprawki konstytu-
ryjnej. Projekty te odnosic sic
bede do kar "a przekraczanie po-
prswki oraz zawyrokuja, kto sic
ma zajac dogladaniem, ably go
Mkt ME przestapiI. Pierwszego
czerwca 1917 Senat przeprowa-
tzA poprawke gsosami 65 do 20,
a Ez6a poslow W grudniu 1917
giosami 282 do III. Mississippi
byi ~pierwszym Stsnem, ktory
rstyfikowa1 poprawke honstytu,
cyjnx W stycznie ls1s-tym.
Tskst poprawki jest nastepu'
isey u w rok po ratyfikacyi te-
go paragraph wszelki wyrob
spr1edaz i transportacya napo'
low wyskokowych hub z kraju
seds wzbronioi p Kongres
Stang beda mialy prawo do "a,
prowadzenie tegoz rozporzadze'
MIA PREY pomocy legislator. 81
Rozporzadzenie to ME wejdzie W
zycie pod zadnym innym warun'
klein, jak tyfko pod tym re Redzie
przyjete jake poprawka konstyt
przez Stany wedsug prawa kon'
stytucyjnego W przeciagu sled
miu lat cd czasu przediozenia te'
COZ przez Kongres Stanom.
Caiy kraj przyjmuje prohibi'
bicye raczej mimowoli, gdyz tax
sic ustaliiy warunki obecne. Maj
pierw ami wodki ami tez piwa ME
wyrabiaja obecnie, gdyz DUSTY
larnie i browarnie zostaly poza'
mykane prawem woJennym
oszczedzania zboza. Prohibicyo'
nisci ME obawiaja sic wielce po'
grozek re strony umokrych
ktorzy straszs. - wymagac b
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

Naklanu ~ DodSssVO ncsay0
,rseddebiorstW ansryksNPkich. vise
/ przemySiewisc polski dobrsS srtbi
jeiau stale rOklEuows6 bedSiO swell
r~,nterea . DZLENNIKu CHICAGO
SXIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
IZBA "a ~NORMALNEMI RIA
TAMI

Washington, 16. ~stycznia. -
Reference Izby poslow przyjeli
propozycye Senatu zmienienia O.
becnych rat pocztowych pierw--
szej klasy ma norma1ne, poczaw-
sly Cd p~ierwszego lipca, czyli, re
"a kazdy list wazacy jedna uncye
bedzie sic oplacaso diva Gently, a
"a pocztowki jeden cent. Cd
rzucono jednakze propozycye Sc
natu zmienienia obecnych rat cd
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
HELMY STA
LOWE
OLA
BONDY.
Washington, 16. stycznia.

Washington, Id. Stycznla. -
$4,000 niemieckich hefmow, "a
branych przez zo}nierzy annery--
kanskich ma froncie zachodnlch
walk - niekt6re zupeln!e MOVE
zaiete Z magazyn6w ~opuszczo-
nych przez u~ciekajace wojsko
niemieckie, a nickt6re potrzaska-
ne. i podziurawione podczas bitew
- zostaly przeznaczone ma nagro
dy kupujqcym bondy rzqdowe
podczas piatej pozyczki wolnoS-'
ciowej, jaka nastapi okolo pletna-
steeo kwietnia, lub wczeSn'ej
He}my te beda rozdzielonc We
dug wieikoSci kwot ma poszcze--
g6lnc dystrykty i uzywane PREY
Rampant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
STACYE O.
TWARTE JUz DO REKRU-
TACYI.

WdSZyllSloIl, IT,, StySLllld. -
Department marynarki zawiada-
mia, re stacye rekrutacyjne, kt6re
zostaly zamkniete podczas wojny,
~zostana napowr6t otwarte celem
wpisania dostatecznej iloSci ma
rynarzy-, ktorzy maja stanowic
zafoge okret6w niemieckich W &C.
l&ch transparency zolnierzy anne
rykahskich Z Francyi. Potrzeba
sic by}o chwyciG tego Srodka. po-
riewaz w personalu obsluguja--
Gym okrety niemieckie istniejq
pewne braki. NaJbardziej potrzc-
ba jest maszynist6w i palaczy.
Department marynarki zyczy so
bic utworzyc personal marynar--
ski z 100000 ludzi, wlaczajaC
tych. ktorzy obecnic sQ w siuzbie
i z kt6rych pewna czeSt zapiSafa
sic do marynarki tylko ma czas
wojny, pragnqc obecnic otrzymat
ZWOlnienie cd niei.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
DZIEWCZYNA
WICIELKA REWOLUCYJ-
NYCH I~RLANDCZYKoW.

Portland, 16. stycznia. - Me
iaka K. O'Brennan, ktora wediug
twierdzeh federalnego inspektora
imigracyjnego Jest przedstawi-
cielka rewolucyonistow irlandz-
kich w tym kraju, zostafa zaaresz
towana przez wiadze federalne,
kt6re wydaly ma MIA warran-
til. Obecnie jest ona w wiezieniu,
gdzie wyczekuje sprawy sadowei .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
ZALN.
Washington, 16. stycznia.

Washington, 16. stycznia. -
Ma posiedzeniu wydzialu rolnlcze
60, ktory sic zajmuje sprawl pro-
iektu Kendrick'a, zajecia ulat-
wien przewozowych rzezaln, po-
nownie przessuchiwanym by r.
J. Heney, specyalny doradca wy
dzialu federalnego handful, zajmu-
jacego sic obecnie inwestygacya
przemyslu miesnego. Podczas
przesluch6w poinformowai on
zebranych o tresci listow male
zionych w kasie ogniotrwalej, ma
lezacej do przedsiebiorstwa mic
snego Swift and Co. W Chlca"
60. Odpowiadajac ma z~apytanla'
p. Heney ~przeszedf granice inwe-
stygacyi przez wydziaf rolnlczy'
kt6ry przeprowadza inwestyga--
eve rzezaln. tPrzez pewien czas
m6wii O listach napisanych do
Swifta przez Veedera doradcy
swego, W kt6rych agenci komlsyl
widzieli, chociaz ME mogli ich
dostac w swoje rece, wzmlanke Q
posylce najlepszego miesa i kon1a
representative Mannowi z ILL.,
nois, republikanskiemu przewod-
cy Izby. Nastepnie swiadek zez--
nal, re reprezentant Mann dopo-
maeai rzezalniom w ich walce
przeciw rezolucyi Borlanda, do
1agajacego sic kongresyonalnej
inwestygacyi rzezaln. ,,Niekto--
rzy nawet kongresmani mowlll mi
- mowif Heney, re reprezentant
Mann i Carlin Sciskali sic Z RADIO
Sci, gdy sic dowiedzieli 0 ubiciu
rsaoiRyi Borlanda."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
w SPRAWIE SUFRAzYZMU


Washington, 16. stycznia. -
Senator Jones, prezes wydziafu
rownouprawnienia kobiet, oswald
czyf, re giosowanie Senatu mad
r6wnouprawnieniem kobiet be-
die odfozone do czasu
nieograniczonego Z powodu tego,
re legislature Stanu New Hamp-
shire odrzucila rezolueye zniewo-
lenia senatora Mosesa do popar--
cia projektu sufrazyzmu. Senator
Moses, ktorego CLOS mia} s1ano--
vic potrzebna wiekszosc dwoch
trzecich, - zapow;edziaf, re
gfosowaG bedzie "a projektem, je-
zeli ma to zgodzi sic Legislature
jego Stanu.
DwadzieScia dwie czIonkinie
kobiecej partly narodowej aresz-
towane w poniedzialek "a roznie-
CAME ogni pred BiaIym Domem,
palac mowy PREF. Wilsona, costa
~ skazane pc piec dni aresztu kaz
da; zawiadomi}y one, re zastosu-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
nncztv klasv drugiei
O PRO-
DUKCYI PIRACY NIELET-
MICH.

Washington, IS. stycznia. -
Konferenci obu LIB przyjeli pro
pozycye Senatu opodatkowanla
wsze1kich wyrobow wykonanych
przez ~nieletnich r%obotnikow =
dzieci. Podatek cd tych produk-
cyl ma wynosi6 dziesiec procent,
Talk wiadomo kilka miesiecy temu
Kongres zabronil najmowanla
dzieci nieletnich do piracy w fabry
kach a najwyzszy sad federalny
uznal rozporzadzenie to "a ME
konstytucyjne. Powyzszy projekt
senatu opodatkowania produkcyi
piracy dzieci ma wywrzet taxi
sam skutek, jaki miafo wyWrzec
prawo zakazujace najmowanla
~nieletnich. Oprocz powyzszych
propozycyi, kt6re przeprowadzo-
no ma ko~nferencyi wydzialow obu
LIB przeprowadzono kilka in
nych, pozostawiajac reszte ma dzl-
siai. l tax. ma dzisiejszym posie-
dzeniu beda omawiane sprawy'
dotyczace podatku cd nadmier--
nych zyskow wojennych i inne'
2 I~NWESTYGACYI RE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16
z BARBAROWA

Ubieglej niedzieli, odbylo sic roczne
posiedzenie polaczone 2 instalacya urze
dnik6w Towarzystwa sw. Barbary, W
sail parafialnej. Przysiege odebra} x.
J. Cries, proboszcz paraffi sw. Barba-
~, kt6ry zarazem przem6wi4 serdecz-
ME / czule do czionk6w, zachecajac ich
do piracy ola og6lnego dobra towarzy-
silva. Pc posiedzeniu, podano przeka-
ske, PREY kt6rej spedzOno mile VIE
cz0r ma weso1ej pOgawedce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-16

dc tego kraju.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-30
SOUTH AFRICA TO
CULTIVATE COTTON
AMERICAN COTTON EXPERTS ON
THE GROUND, FARMERS BE
ING PROVIDED SEED

ING PROVIDED SEED
Washington, D. C. The cultivation
of cotton in the Union of South Afri-
ca is attracting a great deal of atten
ton, according to report from the
American vice counsel at Cape Town
and during the 1917-191S season
approximately 10000 acres were
planted and the yield was estimated
at 100000 pounds;
"The Union government" says the
report. Through the services Of an
American cotton expert has been do
ing everything possible in aiding the
farmers to take. up this new indus
try, providing them with seed and
teaching them how to adopt the best
methods in cultivating and harvest
ing
The first cotton gin in Hululand was
installed in September, 1918. 1t
is equipped with an eighty saw gin
with capacity of 1,500 to 1,60O
pounds of lint for an eight hour day
! The machinery is of American man
ufacture.
According to the South african
journal of industries for July, 1919
! the replacement of cane by cotton
in parts of Zululand is being noticed
I by the sugar industry. A number OF
! planters declare they find cotton a
higher paying and a more promising
crop than sugar cane.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-30
HOG GROWERS MEET
VALDOSTA FRIDAY

Valdosta. Ga. THE hog growers of
South Georgia are to meet in Val
dosta Friday, October 81, for a con
ference on cold storage for meats
The meeting will be held in the
Lownds county courthouse and will
be called to order at 10 A. NJ.
The meeting will discuss the curing
of meats, with especial to home
and community cold storage houses
MIR. S. j. Faircloth of Qutman, pro-
badly the largest distributor of Geor
gia cured meats in the state, will ad-
dress the meeting.
The growers are endeavoring to
find means of saving their hog
crop without sacrifice. The price
offered by the packing houses at pre-
sent does not cover the cost of pro-
duction and the meeting will discuss
ways and means by which the grow
ers can prepare their meat for mar
ket. They do not object to selling to
the packers in fact prefer to selling
to the packers. in fact prefer TO do so,
when the price paid approaches to
that prevailing for pork products. But
unless the price of hogs on the hoof
advances, the growers expect to ar
range to market their own meats.
The attendance of every one inter
ested in the marketing of hogs is re-
quested.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-30
COUNTESS ADDRESSES
SAVANNAH MEETING

Savannah, Ga, October 29.-NOun-
tess Turcznowicz. author of when
the Prussians Came to Poland" made
two stirring addresses in Savannah
today first to the Rotary club at its
weekly luncheon and another to the
public this evening in the interest
of the Red Cross, the drive for the
annual roll call bring set for its start
on November {. Lucian Jones today
was registered as the first member
for 1920 of the Savannah Red Cross
chapter of which j. Randolph Ander
son is the chairman this year
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-30
A 25,0O0=ACRE PECAN
GROVE NEAR C0RDRAY

Dawson Oct 29.-'The keystone
Pecan Co. whose home office is at
Mannheim Pa, has acquitted extern
sive land holdings in Calhoun county
not far from Cordray's mill, which it
will put in pecans. Already 1000
acres or more have been set in trees
and this winter many more will be
planted The company plans to have
$4,000 acres in pecans. about 10000
trees.
M A. S. Perry a well-known Cuth
bert lawyer. has been employed by
the company 10 superintend the large
orchard. and has entered up his
duties in that capacity.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1919-10-30
ONLY NICE GIRLS WITH
"QUTETISH" CLOTHES WANTED

London, England. -lFlippant girls
are to be barred from the office of
the new ministry of transport be
cause Sir Eric Geddes the new min
lister of that department objects to
low neck dresses. gossip in the cor
ridors and organized tea parties
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
AGED NEGRESS
COMMITS SUICIDE

Amcrleus Al-xanler, age 1j, sho
and killed herself at her home
North thirteenth stree. last We
nosday night. Her body was foun
the following morning BY rcr So.
Charley. Alexander, and the suthor
ties notified.
Judge r. NJ. Cummings rcspoude
to the call and impaneIed a jury o..
inquest composed Of Mcssrs. ID. S
McClarahan, T, NJ. Pullen, T y
MrCgary Josh Abrams, H. II. Nic
C'anahan and Sam Wilder Ta
jury found that the deceased ha
met death at her own hands.
The cid woman was 1,fer5a
from pcllagra and daspondeuey owe
her condition Is believed to he til
cause Of the rash act.
Chas. Alexander is one Of the best
known and most highly esteemed of
all oar colorcd citizens and his friends
of both races sympathize with him
in his sorrow.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
PRESIDENT LEWIS OF NINE
WORKERS TAKES THIS
POSITION BEFORE
CONFERENCE
SERIOUS SITUATION
business And Industry of The
Nation VIII BE Totally
Parlly2ed-COnfer-
CnCe Tuesday

washington, oct, lt.-Ihe govern
ment cannot stop the threatane,
strike oi The coal miners.
IhlS statement was made today by
John l.. Lewis acting president Of th'
taited Mine Workers Of America, just
before gong INTO conference will
Secretary oI Labor Wilson and re
pfescnt"tIVcs OF the operators.
Conference was called by Secretary
Wilson n an effort to prevent the
strike.
1t Us not our move Lewis said
we have made our demands and W.
have ISSUED call for a strike. II /.
now the other fellows move
! haven't the least idea what tn,
cover ment through the secretary O
labor viii propose to US, but ! am
wiling to listen carefully II Is sale
that the government can stop the
cal strike We say 1t can't :.
~ he war was'oyer when the armis
TIE was signed and we are no Longer
under war rcgalatIons,' Lewis con
tnCed, explaining the attitude Of tn
miners toward the contention tha'
they ave stIl under the war contrae
made with Fuel Administrator Car
field
Eleven million tons Of coal weeh
are now being produced, Lewis said
ga strike of the bitlminous miner
will cut off the production of ten mil
hon tons We are told that the rail
reads have only 10 days supply q
hand. Wen tie up the railroads; VI
VIII TIE up all the Industries. no
only wlll the 100000 bitumnous MIN
ers who are members OF the Unlteo
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
BIG D0KET MEET
HERE TURKEY DAY
D0hc. VIII Stage Spectacular Ccrc-
uoH.al In Columbus Thanks
giving Day

Tar.o og lay win b. hamcro
.aaru ia ooi.mbus this year.
GA GVuls wing Day the Dozey
the play n3urd Of py.haa sn, wi
saa2c big spectacular ceremonial
A feature Of the occasion will be
pa-a3a, and early in the cycninp
there win be a turlsey banquet.
Neitors viii oolns Al5g aGolun1ba,
from adjoining cities and from al
sections of Mississippi for tiC
event which is expected to cclips
any event Of it's kind ever held 81
this city.
Mr. J. r. Watson, assistant so,rc
ary Of Salad.n Temple which wa.
recontly moved to Columbus from
J.-Nsca, has cail.d a meeting Of
,ta Ioisoys for Monday night a.
which time plans for the big c-re
mortal viii be worked out.
The ceremonial viii bean event
celebrating the moving Of the Jack
a9r tanEl' q Columbus
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
SHIPPING LIVESTOCK.

Mr.. c. G. Guice last week ship
ped two cars of livestock. One com
posed of $50 steers went fro
Starksville ard car load Of dair
cattle went from Columbus He
paying the highest market pric
for Iestock on the ground at poin
of shipment. He ships to his fir
at Union City, Tenn. Mr. Guice'
headquarters are in Columbus IN
parties having sheep, hogs an.
cattle for shipment should get j.
touch with him.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
CARRANzA BUYS A HUDSON

Ve2ustiano Carranza, presider
OF the Republic of Mexico, no..
heads the notable list Of d,gnitar.c
who own Hudson Super-SiNcs j
Mexico City. Other Mexican offjci
ais who own Hudsons include Man
uel Amaya, First lntroiuccr
Ambassadors; Liccutiate Custao I
Mrelcs, Governor Of the State q
Cohahuila; Cen Juan EarVagln
Chief Of the President Geaerc
Staff.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
CITY AUTHORITIES HAVE
WORKED OUT PLAN FOR
RENEWAL on AUGUST
1st, NEXT
SIMPLE PROCEDURE
Leases Will BE Renewed For 90
Iears-Authorized by Law
Statement Of The
Plan


Wbas about air. e
tion leases upon wbgttbe or..t
aart OF the civ or C9.srals
built and what plan has b.an s
yidod for the dsIessfrr of tba.--
arty as uro,ided fir Il tra ar.g,.f
easos wbi-b were GRANTED h I.
~ 10 bc ocart 9g y,a~. a~,
Diep,tch has intcr.lrvr H. I'D
authorities. eSne,aIlv Gen 3 r
syEe, the cifv atorar. ar
ratified 10 know Chat 9rov
,ca6 made 20 release AN ors.rt
t.e sixteenth section u a-.ora
,nro w,th t5r law
The ORIGINAL ie.sas vcra aa
,r q rnriod cf ~ cars fr -
5rst dav Of tur-st. 1871. renewed
therefore, forever. and ia Ills
..ar. viii o,p.re an th. - 49,
+ \rftst r.xt ycsr ~ 5ls
= lo,sts must b. r ncw,d that
inc. when IN, arieiat. IA
made thew were aa.hof.I a
signed by the three h Coos a.
grarElin hcadamy hgt 1873
}cpreseptative Tae Leo ba4 rag
a law in the state hrislaar naf
trr tho mayor and .ity ro1 "a IT,
r,ls+ccs The INV VA, suh .4sarft-
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
COTTON AT HIGH MARK

The cotton market reached a high
mark yesterday. At the close of bust
ness good middling in the Columbus
market was quoted at 35 1-2 cents.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19

The many friends Of Mrs. c. J..
Hodskin VIII learn with deep sorrow
OF her critical illness at her home
ca South Seventh avenue, and hope
ior Ler early recovery.
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
INCREASE NECESSARY TO
TAKE CARE OF IN
CREASING EXPENSE
OTHER LEVIES
TOTAL is "a MILLS
Salaries of Heads of Depart
mentS Are Raised--DeaIe
Elected Purchasing
Agent

The city tax levy was increased at
an adjourned meeting of the council
Thursday night. The increase in the
levy was made necessary on account
of the increasing costs of labor and
material and everything that goes
into the administration of the city's
affairs.
With the new raise of mills the
total of the city levy is brought up
to "a mills, distributed as follows:
General Tax Is mills, School tax 8
mills.
The raise was 2 mills on the gen
eral tax and A mills on the school tax.
Increased teachers salaries and in
creased cost in the operation of the
schools necessitated the heavy in
crease in the levy for this purpose.
The council passed resolutions in
creasing the salaries of several heads
of departments of the city. Mr.. w.
A. Deale was elected Purchasing
Agent in addition to his duties as
secretary and treasurer at salary
of 5000 per year
The salary of Street Commissioner
Sam Wilder was increased to $l5C
per month.
The City Marshal and Tax Collect
or was allowed $25 a month for col
lecting sprinkling tax, the same to be
paid from the sprinkling tax fund
assistant Water Inspector Mar
shalps salary was fixed at $125 per
month.
Increases in. salaries arc effective
November 1st.
A committee from the school board
appeared before the council and re-
presented conditions at the city
schools. 1t was stated that the
schools were hopelessly crowded and
that additional teachers were needed
or the efficiency of the schools would
be seriously impaired. On motion
two additional teachers were author
lied at present and third the first
of the year. The purchase Of seven
ty new desks was also authorized.
The necessity for this increase in
the tax levy is justified by the fol
lowing statement Of increased eX-
penditurcs for the fiscal year now
starting:
General Water Funds
New F4uloment for Water
Works r!.nt .......... $9,OoO.oO
Fine Equipment, New Motor
truck ....- .......... 1,l5O.OO
Fire Dcpaltlntn New hose 10000
Serial Bonds, Water works $500
street; ....... $500 100000
Interest or Street paving
bonds ... 2,625,00
Increase in salaries ...... l,40o.o0
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
$27,475.OO
City Schools

NIIy DCNUUTS
School Teachers increase in
teachers ............ 9lU,JLo'VV
Loan Warrants due, in excess Of
amount due previous year 6,5O0.OO
Interest or warrants and bonds,
M previously included as
s,'tool. ............... 100000
Increase in Supt. of City schools
salary .................'' ooV'UV
Incidentals, new desks, repair,
etc. ........... 100000
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19
$2O,185.OO

Total increase Of expenditures in
all departments 'est.) S4I66O.oO
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1919-10-19

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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-09-27

neighbors were present and a social
hour was enjoyed by all. Ice cream
and cake were served. Mrs. Hurley
and the children leave the first of the
week for their new home.
Geo. Mckinney was among the sol
diers returning from Camp Dodge on
Thursday. He was overseas for a
period of one and one-half years and
upon his return to this side he had
the honor of being one of the mem
bers of the great parade that marched
through the streets of New York city
at the time the great public ovation
was rendered General Pershing upon
his return.
The voting members OF the Luth-
eran church held an important meet
ing last evening at which time q
change was made in the society's
name. For legal purposes, and to be
more suitable to so large acongre-
cation that is to occupy the hand
some church edifice now in course
of construction, it was decided that
| the Trinity Lutheran Church OF
Madison, S. d." would be more in
keeping with present progress. At
this meeting a change vas effected
in the number of trustees. Here
after six persons will act on the
church board in place of three, as
formerly. Some new members were
also admitted to full chuy ch pyivi-
leges.
A soldiers memorial committe
consisting of II. Fl. Holdridge, chair
man; M. A. Bothel, Herman town.
ship: p. s. Moulton, Winfred; Roy
Rooney, Chester; G. F. Graft, Rut.
land. and j. Muggli. Ramona, has
been appointed to take care of the
business relative to raising memo
rial funds in this county. This com
mitt+e Is empowered to select a sub.
committee made up of one person il
each town and city and one from
each township who will assist in tn,
memorial Project. A mass meeting
of citizens is to be called soon t.
make definite plans regarding loca
ton and Other relevant matters.