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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15


DIR. and Mrs. J. II. Hayes, an
Eounce the birth of a boy, on May 1.
1920. Weight eight pounds.
Attorney Harry l.. Tignor, of
Washington. ID. c., called on us last
week.
Mr.. Douglas Smith OF Newport
K. l., who has been visiting relatives
and friends here left last Wedncs--
day morning for his home lie visit
ed the Planet Office
Mr.. Douglas Smith of Newport
K. l.. was in the city this week and
called on us
Mr.. Truly Habchett Of the Nor
can Realty Company OF Baltimore.
Md. was IN the city last Sunday Wis
iting friends in Creator Richmond
Roy. A. A. Hector pastor Of tho
First Presbyterian Church this city
has henn elected Commissioner to the
General Assembly which convenes in
Philadelphia OH tho Goth through
the 2Sth. DR.. IIoctor and hia wifo will
leave the city On the 18th and spend
littlo time In Washington with
Mrs. Heotor's mothar and brothers.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
URGES HAJORITN'S RlGIlTS

'"' P'"H'c OF thc treaty
WI" '>"@'e Reservations.
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NV '"'"'"" Essential t" Saia
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''' III" 10 sound iudg
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tn a., m '''''' : ." N'r. Wilson'S call
m, r,,a., 't''' ''"''S party to carry
,'r ln.,a,, ,"' '"' ,~''''l"h OF the treaty
,,,r.,i,.n '''" th' presidential
".nr'h"n ,
wo;rh, ~ "oN II, h'ai'h by the
y. h.r, ,.,, """ "hNl"'l'S such
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or unwisn,v ~ ~. ''''' "''eo wisely
y,tions u ,n,,, '"'p'ioh "' resor
Al outhnrit. 90 ruI. +" '''S'''"'io"
authori,v wh,o,, 'nplc'e us the
ton confer. uron no m. Io's'',"
added and ;nao,..., ~, ' h'
by a majority of aichtno,, ,r,, '''s'"'s s'.,
seven Scnators-thirty.+nr -,
cans and twostv ,hroo na,'. spu'''
who ovrecd unon rosa.,.;, "''
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
DIR. ENNSDME"S INSTALLATION

The Installation exercises OF Rev
W. l.. Ransom, a& pastor Of First
Baptist Church Of South Richmond
Va. which commenced May End ana
lasted through May 7th, has been
Voted one grand success.
The following ministers assist en
by their choirs helped to mako tho
occasion one long to be remebered:
Rev. DR.. Evans Payne, Rev. DR.. L..
{. Garl2nd; Rev. DR.. j. w. Dudloy;
REV. DR.. w. II. Johnson; Rev. DR..
Il. V. Pcyton and Rev. DR.. Wm. II
Stokes.
The papers coming from the vari-
Gus churches were we'll read and re
Elected great credit upon tho parttci-
I.ants.
Tho banquet Friday night was an
elaborate affair and all enjoyed them
selves to the utmost. Well may It be
said that the right man has been chos
en- to fill the right place.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
REPEATED! REPEATED!

The Million Dollar Wedding, We'd
neSday, May 10Th, 8 p. M. at the
City Auditorium. This magnificent
beautiful pageant will be repeated
for the benefit OF those who could
not secure seats on the night OF the
7th. More brides, more attractions,
larger caste.
Be on time! Admission Is cents.
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes. Pres.
Mrs MARY r. WILLIAMS,
Chairman General Com.
MRS. LILLE A. HARDY,
Chairman Special Ccm
MRS MATTE HOLMES.
Secretary.
MRS. ALICE S. BOWSER.
Assistant Secretary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
FROM GLlSN AI;I.ES.

Glen Allen, Va, May 7.--Mr. A. "
Holmes, Supreme Master of the Nat
ional Ideal Benefit Society: l roceiv.
cd the check for $4,000 paid on ac.
count OF tho policy held by my wife
Lillian Garter deceased late mem
Der Of Starlight Lodge. No =. Please
accept many thanks. We highly ap
prccinte your kindncs. your sympa.
thy and we regard the Order to DO
an Ideal Fraternal Society.
May you continue to succeed.
Very truly yGars,
EDWIN s. GARTER.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
THE MiNB~TEitS CONFERENCES.

The Minister'S conference OF Rfch
lrCnd and vicinity met at the First
RaDtist Church in joint session
with the Shiloh Baptist Association.
The meeting was we'll attended. Many
pA~;Gs from ont OF town were pres
ent. Shiloh endorsed the Inter.
church world movomont heartily aft
or having heard addresses from DR..
II. Payne, DR.. w. r. Johnson and ou1
State Director, Or. w. RI. Stokes.
TIE conference also went on record
wv e., 1ng resolution conferrhg
the creating Of tlreaRre for eolorc1
people at tho corner Of Fist and Clay
streets less than 80 feet from tho
Now Baptist Church. 1t endorsed act
ION so long desired to have the sAor'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
EVANGELIST SKIpWITH SICK

preacher. singer and evangelist came
ferc from Aiken, S. c.. ten days ag"
To do some evangclistical work in the
following towns: Clark esville, Boy
con, Chase City and Union Level.
making Jeffress and the home of his
cousin, Mr. Burrell. head headquar-
ters hut he has hoen under the doc
tors caro- over since, suffering from
enlarged glands and perrectal abcr.+.
He is improving now
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15

Mr.. Archer Thomas, one Of the
first colored pioneers Of Richmond.
Va, departed this life Saturday,
May /. 1929 in Baltimore Md. where
he has made his home. 422 Mosher
street for the past 35 years Te form
sriy lived at 1915 n. 5th street, Rich
.mond, Va.
Hc was H.uch thought Of by white
and colored Of both cities which he
visited anru@lly and did not forget
lfm during his four months Of NJ
ness and at his death. Pie leaves five
children: ten Grand-chillron and s"v
en- great grandchildren to mourn
their loss which was his eternal gain
His daughters and son. William
ThOmas Philadelphia, Pa, Fannie
Thomas Goodman Atlantic City n.
j.: Anna T. Smitk. Philadelphia Pa.
May r. Graham. New York and
ksnelise r.. Nichols. Centrcvifle, Bd
To day recalls sad memories
OF love one gGne to rest,
And tlAoso who think of him toaey
Are taose who loved him hest.
-vHIS FAMILY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
CHICAGO NOTES.

Hon Giles b. Jackson Of Rich.
mond. Va, will attend the National
Rcpnblican Convention which win
convene in this city in June. Hon.
Jackson is prominent lawyer in
Richmond and is widely known
Rev. w. A. Blackwell pastor OF
Walters A. NJ. T.. Zion Church loft
the city during the week at the head
1f large delegation for Knoxville.
enn where the general conference
win convene.
The VFFlnia Society will give ::
lterary program On it's next regular
meeting date. Wednesday evening.
May 49, ut Bailoy's hall. 1928 State
street. Every member and Virgin
ians in general is urged to he pres
ent.
Mrs.. AdeHa Terrell clerk IN the
""'lace 3"kery. Co. left The city
during the week for Canton. Ohio.
to be at the bedside OF her sister,
who l.. seriously III.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
MASS MEETING.

\ grand mass meeting OF the Nat
lonal Association for the Advance
ment OF ColOrcd People will be held
a. Rising Mt. Zion Baptist church,
Fulton on Sunday night, May 1G, at
8 l.. NJ. An excellent program has
heon arranged. Prof. J. M. Sampson,
Prof. Nelson Dilliams. Jr., and Mr..
II. II. Price will be the speakers OF
the evening, Music by some of Rich
monds bost talent. All are requested
and urged to be preaont. All are wei
come Rev. w. II. Johnson, Presi-
dent and Mrs. l.. l.. Standard, Secre
tary.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
THE SALVATION ARMY.

The Fifth anniversary OF the Sal
walton Army COG n. 2nd street will
ne observed tn Saturday and Sunday
and Monday May Is. 1G and II
1920 Visiting Salvation Army Officers
viii conduct Open Air Meetings Sal
nrday eve and Sunday A. H.
"onSter mass meeting Sunda'
$3.50 p. M. at True Reforrers Hen
co6 n. Second Street. Capital City
Band Flks will furnish music
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15

The Ideal Nursery Department OF
Church Hill held its annual exercise
at the 3lst Street Baptist Church on
May End. 1t WAS Il grand affair. The
lrogram rendered by the nursery
children was one of the best we have
ever witnessed. The officers who
trained them deserve much praise
for the great success. Master ellis
presided. Short addresses were made
by Mr.. \. w. Holmes, Mrs Rosa
Thompson and the pastor, Rev S. =.
Robinson.
Prospect Lodge No 2 claims tho
largest membership Of any in tho
Order and having been successful in
CrganiZinE Other lodges held il rc
union few days ago. 1t was Il very
unpu" affair. Do,u;y r. l.. beverly
end Mr.. J. II. Hicks the Counselor
were very much pleased.
Virginia Lodge, No. 100 initiated
~ new members, April so, the largest
number added To any l,Ggc at any
one time for several months. Mrs.
lille G. Pinkney is the leading spir.
H. ana It's Counselor.
i>'N. W. J." hndcion, Vice Supreme
"aStcr mas just returned from Pitt
furSh' ia.' haVlhg organized Splcnd
III louEc ana nursery while there.
supreme Master "A. w. Holmes
up |" ihllaae!phla, ia, having add
{" hl"hF h'lhhcrS TO TN" Order WhllA
''ete'
MIS-. N'ii'c H. boNieS VINO re
sth'ls "'cd was mcmhc' o; 81,
Ni''''tu D f'yhe VINO Is ne ASST
'''' '"prt'''c secretary oil 'hc Hn
p'c'''' i''oso''
"',sn' io"so' NO. hela us An
'"'' hc'''i Ncq"''ntahee SOCIAL a'
'>'''9o'' ''''i iot'h,iS' Inc pf 'S'a''
""' ,''uon eh1osca ny hi'llln''5 ahI
. ''''"S "''ci ""ic'' col''hli''c" Se''
=" H"'pe' '"'' P'c'sco every one
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
CRAIG-GREY,

Mr. Wilson II. Grey announce the
aWr ooching marriage Of h& daught
~. 1Iertense Renaa 20 Hr. WiNiam
l.. Craig OF Braddosf, ~. Wednesd
DAY evening, June second N half
after ak at Ffrst rresbytcrfan
Church. Roceptson fclbNfnf i'm
n'cdiately at the reaRieASe. 1920 w
Leigh Street.
Friends invited No es4f@.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
DIR. W. III. HEOGkS TO ADDRESS
THE GRA DUATES

DR.. Waltor Fl. Brooks, OF Washing
iHgton, D. c.. will deliver the adj
dress to the graduates at the Com
mencemeHt Exercises Of the Rich
mond Hospital. Friday, May 81, 1920
at $40 O'clock p. NJ. at the Fifth
Street aBptist Church.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
MEDICAL SOCIETY TO MEET.

The Old Dominion Medical Socie-
iy will meet in Annual Session May
Is to 20, 1920 at Norfolk, Va. Many
physicians and pharmacists from all
parts OF the State. will be present.
There vii! bo many scientific papors
for discussion and many social events
for tho entertainment Of visitors.
Richmond will be we'll represented
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
FREE BIBLE LECTl RE.

Subject: The Divine Plan OF tho
Ages at tho Community House, 2 W.
Marshall street.
B'ginning Sunday, May roth, and
continuing three weeks. All welcome
No collection.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
ENON TABERNACLE BAPTIST
MISSION.
tIth and Ncuahi" : rT,I~

We had good services all day and
ii $50 II. NJ the members OF Ebcn-
"Icr Baptist Church under the lead
cl5hip OF AIR. Thomas Gilpin rcnd
cred fine program and Prof. Jones
The Musical DIRECTOR delivered II
II u~t excellent address after which
Il good collection WAS taken.
The croWning Of the May Queen
7 ..' l'"n 80 N i bn,hanan School
under the auspices Of Mrs. l.. f.
20 s -" thr hrn,it OF thr Mission.
May II. 10, 20 at $50 p. NJ. Admis
sen 10 cents.
MRS. l.. T.. ROSS. Mgr
ISAAC Y. ROSS, Minister.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
THE WEST VIRGINIA AIASONIC
CASE AT AN END AT LAST.

-"~--<' ess"s--
Attorney VIM. +. Denny is much
n the lin" Light in tie ST Il ur WcS.
Virginia.
The Grand Lodge of Aia~ons r.,
'hnt state, his len il Court fer tn"
last four years. Denny la represent
cd til" defendant which wr4 headed
by Alfred +. Goodwin. Grand Mas.
ter Of Masonry for that state. while
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15

mrk. Amelia Jones continues
very sick at her home. ia T.. 18th
street South Richmond.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15

Tho revival services at st. John
baptist Church, Ginter Park, Rev.
G.. NJ. Kent, pastor assisted by Rev.
=. j. Noods0n was great success.
There were so or more conversions,
The largest number through the coun
try for some time and will be Of loRe
remembrance. Arrangements arc
row being made for the baptising.
JAMES ROBINSON,
Reporter.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15
WESTWOOD NOTES.

Mss Suaan Price of We.twood
died Wednesday, April rs, 1920. She
MAS about 70 years Old and had been
u faithful member OF WeStwood
Baptist Church for Il number OF
years. She was patient sufferer.
The funeral services were conduct
ed by Rov. l. III. Hines who preached
in his full power. Solos were sung
by Miss Ironc Stewart Of Richmond
And Mrs. Ollie White Of Westwt Cd
We hope to see you mother,
In that far and heavenly land,
Whore God our Holy Father
Will join our right hand.
Her Son,
JOSEPH PRICE.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-05-15

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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13

posal to make valid the horizontal tax
increases. recently declared void by the
indiana supreme court.
Authority FOR school townships and
corresponding civil townships 10 borrow
money and issue bonds 20 purchase
grounds and erect school buildings,
based on the 1917 law, which was en-
acted without the governors signature
and approved March :. 1919. IS provided
In bill No, 5l5. introduced BIZ Repre-
sentative George W. Hansell OF Pulaski
and White counties.
One Of tho bills which probably viii
be looked upon favorably by The legis-
lature Is No. 5I6. which wouid regulate
the hours and duties Of Ere departments
In cities Of not less than 5000.
The last bin Of the session. No. 5IT.
presented by Representative w. s. Nc
Master Of Marion county authorizes the
Indianapolis city council 20 appropriate
$50 900 for the national encampment Of
the Grand Army OF the Republic.
The bill Is presented IN view Of the
annual encampment Of tho organization
which is to occur In indianapolis In
September.
Besides the eleven bills, three resolu-
lions were introduced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
Morals Squad Gets 8

In a raid on an alleged resort at SIC
North Illinois street sergt. Russell and
his morals squad arrested three women
and three men last night.
jessie Brooks. 40. is charged with keep
ing resort; Elizabeth Brooks, 10, and
Mildred Sanders. %, are charged with
statutory offenses.
The men, also charged with statutory
offenses, gave their names names as. Ed
Mccain. q, 2225 East Michigan street
Dick Braden, "a, Detroit. Mich; Ed Old
brook. Is. SIG North Illinois street.
All were released on bonds signed by
professional bOndsmen-
The same squad arrested three men al
2 20 North New Jersey street on charges
Of gambling.
J. W. Forest, 80, was keeper Of the
game, according to the police, while the
other two, who gave their names as
Frank johnson, 43, as South East street
and Fred Meyers, 80, Ais East Wash
ington street, were charged with gam
bling
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
CONFESSES She
AVOIDED TASKS
Marlowe Avenue Resident Says
Work That Was So Hard
Is Easy Now.

There is a world of difference between
| working when one is feeling physically
| fit and fine and when one is in poor
health. People who are in a weak state
of health have to force themselves to the
| necessary tasks and deserve a world OF
credit for what they manage to accom-
plish. 1t is natural under the circum-
stances to avoid all that can be avoided.
On the other hand, it is natural for the
average man or woman in vigorous
health to enjoy work to the point of
WEAKNESS.
These thoughts are brought up by the
statement of Mrs. Ivy Vance, 1929 Mar
lowe avenue, indianapolis, in her In
dorsement of Pergen. Mrs. Vance has
been a resident of Indianapolis for
thirty three years. her husband is an
electrician.
II had stomach trouble in a very bad
form and also suffered with my kidneys"
she said. II have been In a general run
down condition for about year.
my stomach trouble was gas and
bloating. I would get violent pains over
my eyes. In general way suppose
the term, nervous Indigestion would
describe my trouble.
IT felt so weak and. draggy that
just had to force myself to work at
times.
"Pepgen has made me feel like a new
person. My food digests and the gas
does not bloat me. I have no more head
aches. / feel better in every way, have
a splendid appetite and l can work cas-
ily.
IT think Pepgen is hne as tonic and
builder and I am glad to recommend it."
ADJ.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
DAYS
Thing OF PAST
Indianapolis Woman Says She
Now Wants Her Three
Square Meals.

II used to 20 a whole day without eat.
ing, but now want three square meals
every time says Mrs John okey, who
lives at 2O4s Ralston street, Indianapolis
She makes this remark in referring to
the change in her condition brought
about by the use of Pepgen, the new
remedy being sold by Henry j. Huder
and other leading druggists, which ia
winning such universal communication.
81 was in pretty bad condition" says
Mrs Okey. MY stomach, kidneys, liver
and nerves were out of order for a few
years back. OF course, these things never
get any better as time goes on, and that's
the way it was with me.
IL was troubled with gas and bloating
My back hurt me. Ny nerves wers
jumpy, and I got little sleep. My COM
plexion was sallow and I felt pretty well
worn out all the time.
Now, after taking Pepgen, feel so
much better that I hardly know how to
express 1t. by bowels have been regu-
lated my nerves quieted down and my
stomach feels fine. Ny back no longer
bothers me. Ny complexion is much inn
proved; at least, so my husband says:
" certainly recommend Pepgen to sut-
ferers with the ailment that I had
Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
Why Be Skinny?
IPS Easy 90 Be Plump,
Popular and Attractive

It's easy to be plump, popular and at
tractive instead of being thin, angular
and scrRwny. Almost invariably the
trouble Is due to weak nerves and CON
sequent failure to assimilate your food.
You may eat heartily, but owing to the
lack Of nervous energy and impover
shed blood you don't get the benefit
from the food you eat All Of this can
be remedied very quickly by taking
with each meal a five grain tablet OF
Blood Iron Phosphate This quickly
siren gthens the nervous system, en-
riches the blood and increases its oxy-
gen carrying power, and in remark
ably short time the average thin, weak,
nervous man or woman begins not only
to put on flesh, but also begnq to look
and feel better. Sleep, appetite, strength
and endurance are improved, dull eyes
become bright, and, unless afflicted with
some organic complaint, there is no rea-
son why, if you take Blood Iron Phos-
phate regularly, you should not soon look
and feel much better and many years
younger Deposit S1.50 today with Haag,
Hook and Huber, or any other druggist
for enough Blood Iron Phosphate for a
three weeks treatment. Use as directed
and If at the end of three weeks you
aren't delighted go back and get your
money. Your druggist, man you know,
is authorized to give 1t to you.-Adver-
tiSement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
DEYOURS Big STEAKS 4
INSTEAD OF ORANGES
Girl-Wife Relates Interesting
Story of Husbands Wonder
full Change Of Appetite.

Mrs. Lila Martin, the 19-year-old wife
of Walter Martin is literally tickled to
death over the way he Is eating now
adays. she herself was not in good con
dition, but she worried more about him
than her own troubles. He displayed a
Discrimination for food, followed by an
alarming loss of weight. Mrs. Martins
appetite also failed her.
The goung couple reside at 1913 ROose-
welt avenue, Indianapolis The husband is
20 years old and a baker by occupation.
Both are boosters for Pepgen as the re-
suit of their experience with this rem
edy.
Says Mrs Martin:
'cMy husband lost almost nine pounds
in one weeks time. His stomach got so
bad that often he would not eat his lunch.
He was very nervous. I was frightened
about him.
For lunch he would only eat one
orange and then 1t got so that he fire.
quently would not even eat any supper
at al.
Il myself have been bothered with
stomach trOubs as long as I can re-
member. My Kidneys have also been
affected. would have sharp pains in
the pit of my stomach. My kidney pains
got so severe that my husband would
have to lift me out OF bed.
"As the result Of taking Pepgcn both
my husband and I have improved won
derfulIy. He has gained weight and
eats large steaks, whereas before an
orange was all he wanted. My appetite
is also heartier than it ever has been.
I eat and sleep well and my nerves are
better Ny kidneys have been regulated
and my back feels all right, there being
no longer any of the pains I used to
suffer.
Both my husband and recommend
Pepgen very highly"
Pepgen may be obtained at Henry J
Huder's drug stores, Washington and
Pennsylvania streets. Illinois and Mich
igan streets. or any other hrst-class drug
/ store anywhere.-Adv.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-13
Legislative Calendar

H. B. 51S (E. P. Daley. Eft Wayne)-
bill amending an act concerning parks,
by which councils Of cities of hrst-class
can tx a tax Of not less than cents
and not more than 0 cents on each 500
Of taxable property, and in cities Of
seeond-claSs a tax Of not less than .
cents and not more than 10 cents for
II. B. 80 (E. z. Daley, Fit. Wayne)-
A bill fixing the rate of interest at not
to exceed 8 per cent on bonds issued
and on temporary loans made by any
county, city, town or taxing unit. Ju-
dietary A.
h B. $40 walter J. Behmer, -Logans-
portl-PrOviding for establishment of
the office Of city treasurer in third-class
cities
II. B. 521 Green and Kessler)-An act
authorizing the organization of food
control and providing means of fnanc-
cling them for cities of the fifth class.
Rivers and Waters.
H. B. 522 Green and Kessler)-Fixing
the salaries Of county commissioners.
H. B. 523 (WoOd)-Fixing the process
OF making additional salary appropria =
tions not exceeding $1,000 to the salary
of the county auditor by an action Of
the county commissioners. Fees and sal
aries.
H. B. 524 (Craig)-An amendment reg
ulating the issuance OF marriage licenses
upon the presentation of a physician s
certificate. State medicine and health.
II. B. 525 lotto G. Fifeld, Lake county,
"A bill authorizing township trustee of
each township to have charge Of the con-
struction, repairing and maintenance of
highways, except public highways, in his
township under the control Of state high
way commission.
H. B. 526 Henry Abrams, Indianapo-
lisa bill providing that the city clerk
of every city shall be the clerk of the
common council and fixing salaries. Fees
and salaries.
Il B. 527 civilian L. NolI, Jasper
county)--A bill providing that the board
Of county commissioners shall allow an
addition to the salary of the auditor of
such county not exceeding 81 200 a year
on the presentation Of the proper petit,
tian. Fees and salaries.
h 3. 52S (Omer Newman. Marion
county,. A bill providing that when
person has been convicted Of crime
and Judgment suspended. he shall have
the right to appeal to the appellate or
supreme court judiciary A
II. B. go (Lowel. A bill providing
for a bonus of $40 for every month