Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-03-11
TEACHERS WAGE
BILLS UP TODAY
House Educational Com.
mittee Passing on Various
Increases Proposed
DEED FEES REGULATED
Measure Providing Twenty
Year Term for Bandits Is
Enacted

Harrisburg. March 1.-THE House
passed finally the bills for an additional
Judge in Lehigh County. regulating fees
OF Philadelphia Recorder OF Deeds and
giving credits TO normal and other
school students who served in the war.
a new teachers minimum salary bill
was presented 10 the House by Mr..
Palmer Schuylkill II provides as fol-
lows Seven months term. $500 eight
months term. $3.50; nine months term,
$500.
All others s45 per school month.
II applies TO all teachers OF two years
service and holding higher than pro
visional certificates.
An appropriation OF S3.S5O 900 Is car
ried. and It is provided the state shall
not be relieved from increases heretofore
provided
II is the plan of the educational COM
nittee 10 consider all teachers salary
bills today.
Authority for the Legislative Refer
ence Bureau to continue the compilation
of codes Is contained in a bill introduced
In the House hv Mr.. Powell. Luzerne
An appropriation Of $4,000 IS carried
and the codes when finished are to bo
sent TO the Legislature.
WI isdHlSfHt l'Cld " al = 'fhu ITl pldtF
bill to add two compilers and bill
drafters TO the bureau staff At $1,000 per
year and other attaches 10 handle legis-
1ation.
Mr. Alexander Delaware. introduced
q bill to make state oficisl time accord
with congressional acts on daylight
saving.
Mr. Simpson. ALLEGHENY making in
durable insanity cause for divorce.
MFR. Dithrich Allegheny. providing
that the Auditor General shall appoint
five mercantile appraisers for Allegheny
County 1T $4,000 each per year
Mr.. Simpson, Allegheny. regulating
sales OF land by boroughs for schools.
Mr. Cox. Philadelphia. authorizing
Philadelphia Director Of Public Safety 10
nx date for applications for licenses
for pool and billiard tables.
Fixes Prothonotaries Pee.
Mr.. Palmer. Schuylkiu fixing fees Of
Prothonotaries IN counties having he
tween 200. 200 and ! 900, 600 population
Mr.. Curry. Armstrong regulating cleo
tion OF school board officers in second,
third and fourth classes
Mr.. Hoffman. Lancaster. appropria'-
ing s272,j46.l0 TO meet normal schools
deficit
Mr. LaTer,y. Philadelphia. arprorri,
ating $4,000 to jefferson Medical Col
lege
Mr. Wells Philadelphia. providing
that when bonds are filed in eminent do
main certificates OF amounts admitted
TO he due shall be entered
Mr.. Palmer. SCnuylkilI amending
juvenile court acts providing for carry
ing out of court orders by guardians and
restoration OF property stolen by paren,
or guardian.
Mr.. Leslie, Allegheny. authorizing the
Secretary OF Internal Affairs 10 ESTABLISH
In his department bureau OF ,ono-
graphic and geological survey OF the
state
: Mr.. Fitzgibbon. Mexican, fixng nav
of fourth-class school district attend =
ance officers at s. a day instead of 81
Mr.. Near. Philadelphia. forbiddinv
furnishing Of guns 10 persons under
eighteen years of age.
Mr., Powell Luzerne, regulating col
lection OF taxes by sureties of deceased
tax collectors.
Mr.. Walker, Philadelphia, making a
mlsdemeanor sor notaries to certify