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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
zELEZNICNf NESTESTf.

Grand Rapids, Mich, 6. cerv
ma. Pet osob bylo zabito a zna-
cny pocet poranen ma kfizovat
ce Andrews, deset mil zapad-
ne cd Grand Rapids, ma Hol-
land mezimestske draze, dnes
pozde odpolene. We zprave,
jiz obdrzel zdejsi Serif, nejsou
udana jmena zabitych a rane-
nych a podrobnosti nestesti.
Durango, Col, 6. cervna.
Jeden muz byl zabit dvacet
osob poraneno, z nichz n6kolik
sotva vydrzi, kdyz osobni vlak
drahy Denver and Rio Grande
vysinul Sc z koleji V Toltec.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

konalejSl system. Chce vedec-
kymi methodami pusobit k od-
straneni eel, ktera az dosud
tezce dolehala ma delnictvo O.
noho prumySlu. Odstranit auto
kracii velkych bossu a privo-
dit takovy stav, aby delnici,
pracujici a venujici silly a
Ischopnosti prumyslu, nebyli
ien obeti prumyslu, ale zivotni
jeho soucastkou. Odstranit ne
Zamestnanost odstranenim prl
ce seZonni a zavesti pojiSteni
V nezamestnanosti, zavesti sta
bilisaci prumyslu zavedanfm
prace tydenni misto kusove, Sc
stanovenim zakladni vyroby
postaveni zeny ma stejnou L.
roven muzi, "a stejnou pra-
ci stejny plat a mnoho jinych
Iustanoveni, ktera vyrustaii re
sebevedomi pracujicich vrstev
a zodpovednosti vuci prumyslu
a verejnosti.
Nebot' zasadou organisace
jest, re delnictvo prumysl
patri k sob6. Hillman to vyia-
drill rozhodnym zpusobem,
prohlasiv ke konci reel:
"Chci zduraznit, ac jsem
jist, re toho neni zapotrebi, O.
brovskou dGlezitost chranit 81
prumysl. Delnicke hnuti vice
nez kterykoli element We spo-
lecnosti rozbitim prumyslu by
ztratilo. Chef vam rici Ease, ia
ko minulosti, za nepovazuji
delnictvo jako by bylo mimo
prumysl. Bylo udrzovano MI
mo prumysl, to jest pravda.
Bylo vyhazovano Garym a dru-
hymi. Ale drive ci pozdeji del
nictvo pride ke svemu."
L techto nekolika ukazek ie
patrno, jak vaznou organisaci
Jest Amalgamated Clothing
Workers, organisace odevniho
delnictva, pri vyrobe muz-
skych odevu. Delnik delnice
mali priiiti ke svemu. Musi Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
PATER HLINKA SPOLlC-
ROWAN.

Pater Hlinka, ktery sc nedav
no vratil do sveho sidla V Ru-
zomberku, byl die zpravy
"Prava Lidu' dne 2. kv6tna
dvema mladiky pred farou ma
paden a spolickovan. Mladici
ii byli prislusniky socialne de-
mokraticke strany V Ruzom-
berku,jez vydala prohlaSeni,ze
Gin mladiku odsuzuje, ale vim
ma je ludovd strana, ktera me-
ctne Stve a provedla uz fadu
nasilnostl.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
NOVA RAKOUSKA NAROD
nj HYMNA.

Widen, 6. cervna. - Ozna-
memo Zde dnes, re rakouska
vlada rozhodla Sc prijati novou
narodni hymnu. Proslula hym-
ma slozena Haydnem roki
1897 bude ulozena do archivu
spolu S ostatnimi relikviemi DO
monarchii. Kancler Renner slo
zil slova move hymny a sklada-
tel Kienzl hudbu k MIN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
kRAJAN SkONCIL SEBE-
VRAZDOU.

Chicago, A. cervna. A
dolf Kucera, zamestnanim
kreiGl, zastrelil Sc blize prG-
.plavu, kda mrtvola jeho byla
VGera nalezena dv6ma kraja-
ny. Kucera byl zenat, ale roz-
veden Sc svoji manzelkou a je-
no 11lety synek zije IL d6dec-
ka a babicky V Bil6m Ujezde
V Cechdch. Kucera byl nedav-
no zatcan ma podezrenl, re ku-
poval kraden6 zbozi to nej-
spiSe k zoufalstvi jej dohnalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
JAk JEST STREZEN BYVA.
LY CfSAR KAREL We
SVYCARfCH.

Uhersky magnat, ktery me-
Skal pred nedavnem V Pran-
ginsu a mel prilezitost seznati
zpdsob zivota byvaleho cisare
Karla, vypravuje mezi jinym
toto: "Vila Prangins lezi "a
malou stejnojmennou vesnic-
kou, obklopena velkym, 40 ha
zaujimajiclm sadem nalezi
Anglicance miss Clarkove, S
niz Karel uzavrel najemni
smlouvu.
U vchodu do sadu jest do
mex pro vratneho. Karla a je
no rodinu strezi svycarska
hlidaci spolecnost "Securi-
tas", ktera vyslala do Prangin-
su 5 urednikd a S policejnich
psi.
V Pranginsu sidli mimo by
vale cisarske NAMELY jich
deti, matka Karlova, byvala
arcivevodkyne Marie Josefa Sc
svou dvorni damou Crescenci
Pallaviciniovou, korvetni kapi-
tan Schonta, plukovnik Ledo-
chowski a byvaly hradni farar
biskup Seydl. Byvala cisarovna
nema dvornf danny. Mimo to
Jest We vile svycarske a rakou-
sko-uherske sluzebnictvo, "a
hradnici a rybari, kteri pracuji
sadech a zahradach. Dopole-
dne vyucuje Karel sve nejstar-
81 deti, syna Otto a dceru Ade-
lu, uherske Teci.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
RKALOVY KLUB V MANS
FIELD, o.

Ably zeny nezustaly "a muzi,
kteri, jak znamo, hled1 vseobec
re drahote odevu teliti nose
rim overalls i v dob6, kdy obje-
veni Sc modratkach nebylo
prihodno, rozhodly Sc obyvatel
ky Mansfieldu, o., objevovati
Sc v perkalovych domacich "a
sterach, jez mali podobn8 zasa
diti smrtelnou ranu predraze-
rym damskym ubor1m.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

tsdy organisovat nebot' jen
organisovani mohou take u
platnit sve zajmy v prumyslu,
kde nechavaji sve silly a schop-
nosti, svuj zivot. Ceske odGvni
delnictvo V druhych mestech
pochopilo toto posI5ni. Pouze V
Clevelandu stoji dosud neor-
ganisovano a proto bezmocno.
Prichazi okamzik, kdy V Gle
velandu musi odeyni delnik a
d6lnice rozhodovati. V n6koli-
ka nejblizslch dnech bude po-
radana velika verejnG schuze
ceskeho odevniho delnictva,
kde bude pojednano 0 organi-
saci. Je povinnosti kazdeho
delnika a kazde delnice pra-
cujici V tomto oboru, ably schu
ri tn navstivili a yyslechli du-
vody pro organised. Dnes je
doba, kdy musi kazdy rozho-
.dovat vzhledem k budoucno-
sti sve a sve rodiny.
SchGze kona Sc pristi Gtvrtek
v 8 hodin vecer V Ceske Mar.
SIM ma Broadway, V lozove 81
nj els. l. Prijd'te v$ichni. Jest
to vaSi povinnostii
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
PRESIDENT NABYVA MA
VAZE.

Washington, 5. cervna. Pre-
sident Wilson dial Sc dnes zva-
ziti. Vazi 176 liber, ziskav 20
liber Cd unora, kdy posledne
dial Sc zvaziti. Cd t6 DOLBY CO
priSel do Bileho Domu nikdy
nevazil vice nez 179 liber. Pre-
sident vypada lepe a die DR..
Graysona, jeho' lekafe, jest ma
nejlepsi ceste k uplnemu IL
Zdraveni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
IA ZABITO, 100 PORANENO
PR VYBUCHU.

Lo1dyn, 6. cervna. Ctr
nact osob bylo zabito, 100 il
nych poraneno a mnoho budov
zniceno pii vybuchu osmnacti
kar naiozerych traskavinami V
predmestsk6 stanici Turinu, die
rimsk6 depeSe ku Exchange TIE
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07

legraph Company. Depese ku
Central News pravi, re vybuch
Sc udal We Fort Pampalu Y
Mont Gents, severozapadne cd
Tdrina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-06-07
LETNf MODNf NOVINKA.

Jak dnesni listy vypravuji,
rahrazeny budou drahe letosni
slamhaky klobouky z jemnych
Grevennych tristek. Move po-
kryvky sldla moudrosti vyra-
beny budou pry V nejkrasnej-
Sich modernich odstinech.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
COMMITTEE ON
TAX BILL CAN'T
GET TOGETHER
tCentanued FrOm Page one.l

sisting that action be taken to appro-
pirate less than two millions as sort
Of a guarantee fund that the state in
tends to do it's part to give De Timer
lean Legion a suitable national headquar-
aers, the idea being to make an add
tional appropriation.
rhe war memorial problem has become
SO critical that neither senator's or repre-
sentatives can dodge the responsibility
of taking a definite stand.
The war memorial and the tax slCua-
ton are the questions Of the hour.
That both must be settled at once is
the opinion Of leading members Oh both
branches of the legislature.
Many members of both houses during
the noon hour appeared to be greatly
agitated and concerned over the turn OK
events in the last twenty -four hours.
The war memorial is a question that
has taken on such large proportions that
the senator's and members Of the lower
house were startled when they faced the
necessity of definite action.
Many have stated that delay by keeping
the memorial bills slumbering in the
.uays and means committee, does not have
a quiet effect on the situation.
e The Marion county representatives and
senators appear to be demanding definite
action and are insisting that the three
bills as favored by the American legion
be passed before final adjournment OF the
Goodrich legislature
{. The problem is 10 reach a definite
agreement on what is to be done With
the memorial problem
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
SENATE PASSES
TWO PLATOON BILL

The senate yesterday afternoon by
vote of 90 to 8 passed the bill intro
duced by Senator Alfred Hogston
Marion. providing for two platoon sys-
TENS for fire departments, in all cities
of the state.
Considerable opposition and pro-
itracted debate on the senate floor pre-
Aeeeded passage of the bill.
A similar measure was presented to the
last regular session of the Legislature
but reached the hands Of the governor toe
late to become a law.
3 The bill as presented by Senator Hogs
ton in the special session is the same as
that which failed to become law IN
1919.
4 Before the bill could be voted on in the
senate it was necessary to amend 1t to
take out the provision for tax levies TO
provide for the raising Of revenues neees-
sary for the increased forces which viii
be made because Of the bill.
All bills providing for the levylng OF
taxes must originate in the lower house
Of the assembly, and, as it was explained
nv the sponsors of the measure, as each
city has provision for the raising OF
revenue for its individual needs, the tax
levy provision in the bill was unneees-
sary.
Declaring he is in favor of home rule
by cities OF the state. in making provf-
sion for its individual needs, Senator An
drew H. Beardsley, Elkhart, voiced oppo-
sition TO the bill
II don't think it is right for Us in the
legislature to say what the various cities
of the state shall do in regard to their
FIRE fighting systems" said Senator
Beardsley.
Il am an advocate OF the home rule
system"
In the last regular session We had
a bill similar to this, providing for the
institution Of a two platoon system for
the city Of South Bend, and the mayor
and chief of the fire department In that
city were down here fighting it."
"If the senator from Elkhart is so
strongly in favor Of home rule in In
diana cities he has lost an excellent
opportunity for showing Il" said Sena-
tor Hogston, in reply to Senator Boards
ley.
my bill providing for the adjustment
of the public service commission provided
for home rule by cities, and the senator
Voiced against it
Senators Hagerty and Hepler, both of
st. Joseph county. Of which South Bend
is the county sest. and who introduced
the measure providing for the platoon
system for that city, spoke in defense
OF the Hogston bill
Senator Nejdl. Lake county, in an APP
peal for the passage of the measure paid
tribute TO the fire lighting forces of
the state.
Senator's Douglass, FlatrOck; Dobyns,
Greensburg, and Beardsley, Elkhart, were
the only senators who voted mo" on
the bill
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
BLUE SKY LAW OF
SOME KIND COMING

That the special session of the Indiana
legislature will pass some sort of .'"blue
sky legislation, regardless Of the fact,
as expressed by members of the senate,
that proposed measures are inadequate,
Is indicated in the action OF the upper
house in making the blue sky" bill a
special order OF business for this after
noon at o'clock.
The measure was called up for second
reading by Senator Luke Duffey of Ma
riOn county, and was called up by him
Monday afternoon for second reading.
Considerable argument ensued in the
senate when the Marion county senator
made his request for the reading of the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20

for the assessment, review and equalfza-
ton of taxes.
Two weeks notice will be given OF the
meeting, at which the board will hear
complaints of owners of personal prop
erty, except such property as is as
sessed originally by the state board of
tax commissioners, to equalize the valu-
alton of property and taxables made sub
sequent to the preceding March 1, and
to correct lists of valuations.
Power is also given the board to equa-
lize the valuation made by assessors by
adding or subtracting sums to fix the
assessment at it's true cash value.
Provisions are made in the bill for
the routine through which the board
must go in acting on any question, ami
the oath to which the members must
subscribe.
In addition to his other duties, the
county treasurer shall report to the
board for action all corrections and
changes in the returns of the township
assessor, which, in his Judgment, ought
100 be made.
The sheriff of the county will work in
cooperation with the board of review.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
COUNTY HOSPITAL
BILL IS PASSED

Legalization of the establishment OF
county hospitals was effected by the
house today when it passed, with only
one dissenting vote, the bill for IN act to
legalize proceedings taken in such es-
Establishment, and providing for add
tions and improvements.
Following are the provisions of the
bin which will now go to the senate
Where in any county proceedings have
been had for the establishment of hos
pital and where. after such establishment
has been sanctioned by majority vote,
Il contract has been let for the erection
of the hospital and the contractor has
carried out the contract and expended
money before the bonds issued have
been sold, and where such county has
been unable to sell bonds on account OF
defects in the proceedings of the board
Of commissioners and the county council
and in notices OF the sale Of the bonds,
the acts of the commission and council
and the bond sale notices are legalized.
provided that any of the provisions of
this bill shall not affect any pending
litigation.
The same provisions are made where
issuance Of bonds to pay for the cost
of additions and improvements of hos
pital property have been made with error
on the part Of the commissioners.
The bill originally was introduced by
Representative Johnson.
Representative Daileys bill amending
the act relating to the establishment and
maintenance OF county hospitals for
tuberculers. also was passed in the house
by unanimous vote
The amendments submitted provide tina
in any county which does not have 4
hospital for the care Of persons afflicted
with tuberculosis the county commission
ers may arrange for the care and treat
ment OF those persons in a hospital In
any other county.
A contract may he made by the com
missioners to provide for the minimum
number of patients to be sent annually
from the county. and the amount Of com
pensatlon to be paid for the main
tainanee.
The county auditor will forward to
the county commissioners the appl!ca-
ton of any person desiring treatment.
which application must be accompanied
by a physicians certificate.
Provisions are made in one section OF
the Daley bill for the compensation TO
be paid for the maintenance of non
resident patient or the hospital
Cooperation between the board OF man
ayers Of the hospital and the country
board Of commissioners forms the basis
of the maintenance CO operation.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
ANNUAL TAX REVIEW
BOARD IS CREATED

Representative Malotts bill, creating a
board for the annual review OF assess
ments and the equalization of the valua-
ton of real and personal property In each
county, was today passed by the house
by a vote Of 81 TO 2
All laws conflicting are repealed by the
bill
Composing the board Of review are the
county assessor, auditor, treasurer and
two freeholders of the opposite political
parties to be appointed by the Judge of
the circuit court.
These members, with the exception of
the county assessor. will be paid S. day
while they are actually serving as mem
bers of the board.
Provisions In the bin name the assessor
as the president OF the board, and the
auditor as secretary.
Duties Of the board consist of meeting
annually on the first Monday in June,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
BOARDING BILL
AGAIN DEFERRED
Failure to Get Majority
Causes HOldOver.

The "pernicious boarding" bin. intro
duced by senator Harry r. Negley,
Marion county, on request Of the House
wives League Of indianapolis. was ex-
pected to be called up again In the sen
ate today, was again postponed.
Failure 70 obtain a constitutional ma
jority on roll call yesterday when the
measure was called for passage, neces-
STATED holding II over.
objection was voiced to the bin by Sen
ator oliver Kline Huntington, who said
he was not In favor OF Including grain
In the bill.
Several other members OF the upper
house also opposed the bill, and Senator
Negley had a lively scrap in Its defense.
The bill provides a fine and imprison-
ment for any person who 'maliciously
permits fruit. vegetables or grains to lie
on the ground and rot. rather than 10
sell them"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
gOUSE PASSES FIRE
HOUR MEASURE

Indiana fremen will be benefited by
a bill which members Of the house Of
representatives unanimously passed in a
session yesterday evening, providing for
tho regulation of the hours Of duty In
certain cities IN the state.
The bill was introduced at the begin
ming Of the special session by Represen-
tstive Bidaman, Yigo county, who has
been making efforts to have the bill
passed for several years.
AS originally introduced, the bill would
affect only Terrc Haute. but amendments
adopted will affect indianapolis.
AS amended, the bill is as follows /:
"The board Of safety in each city hav.
ing a population Of not less than 10000
nor more than 6S 600 and In all cities
OF not less than 10000, according TO
The United States census of 1920 shall,
'Rfter January, 1921, divide the officers
and members Of the fire force of such
cities, excepting the chief Of the fire
force, into two bodies, or platoons, one
To perform day service, the other night"
In cases Of riot, serious conhagration
or other emergency, the chief officer IN
charge at any fire shall have the power
to assign all the members Of the fire.
force 10 continuous duty, II necessary.
Two weeks is designated by the bill as
the maximum limit for which a member
Of the department may serve on day or
night duty.
Day duty will be ten hours and night
duty fourteen hours.
Additional tax levy is authorized for
payment Of salaries, provided that the
tax levy shall not exceed 40 cents on
each 500 of the assessed and appraised
value of the property subject TO taxation.
Vacation periods may be arranged as
before.
The bill was returned to the house by
Representative Harris, chairman Of the
committee on cities and towns, which
recommended the passage with the In
eIuded amendments.
The defense of the bill was taken by
Representatives Bidaman and Abrams.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
HOUSE SENDS
UP TEN BILLS

Ten house bills and one house joint
resolution were ready for the senate to-
day following their passage by the house
OF representatives.
Perhaps the outstanding feature OF the
session was the speed and quietness with
which the bills were passed.
Most Of the measures were passed
unanimously, and without debate
Two bills received but slight opposition.
Briefly. the measures passed are as
follows:
House bill No 515, to amend an act
authorizing school townships and the
corresponding civil townships to Dor
row money and issue bonds to buy
school grounds and erect school houses
in certain cases; a lev without the gov
ernor's signature, approved March 3, 1919
AS amended the bill provides that
when any township in which school
building shall have been condemned by
the state board of health as insan-
itary, unsafe or unfit for use, OF which
has been destroyed by fire or other
causes, shall desire to erect new build
ing, and when the indebtedness neces-
sariIy incurred in the erection will be
IN excess OF 2 per cent constitutional
debt limit Of such school township, the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
TAX BILL PROPOSED BY FARMERS

!, thereof: And provided further, that said
state board shall have the power to re-
consider and reassess any property as
sessed by it originally or otherwise.
Section 3. Upon the valuations of prop
erty as finally fixed in the manner pre-
scribed by the preceding sections of this
enactment the appropriate taxing Of
flcers shall make levies in such amounts
as may be necessary in order to produce
substantially the same amount of rev
enue provided by the valuations and
levie sheretofore fixed and approved by
the state board of tax commissioners for
the year 1919.
ALTERATIONS
ACCOUNTED FOR.
Section 4. Any alterations In the
amount Of taxes to be paid by. any tax
payer as a result of the proceedings here
inbefore provided for shall be taken into
account In the collection of the second
installment of taxes for said year; and
If the amount previously paid exceeds
one-half of the total amount due a credit
shall be given on the second installment
for the excess; and If the amount so
paid is less than one-half the total
amount due the deficit shall be added to
the second installment. If any taxpayer
has paid more than the total amount due
the auditor shall draw a warrant on the
treasurer for a proper refund.
Section 8. All taxes assessed by vir-
tue of the proceedings herein provided
for shall be and remain q lien on prop
erty, real and personal, until paid as
other taxes under the general laws of
the state.
sedtion 8. Each taxing unit of the
state Of Indiana is hereby authorized to
borrow in anticipation of the collection
of the revenues provided for In the pre-
ceding sections an amount equal to the
revenue to be raised as provided in said
sections which loans shall be paid from
said revenue so derived.
Section 7. Should the auditor be re-
qulred to make duplicate through the
enforcement of this law he shall be en-
titled to receive reasonable compensa-
ton therefor, to be determined by the
board of county commissioners.
Section s. An emergency Is hereby de-
c1ared TO exist for the immediate taking
effect of this act and. therefore, the same
shall be In fun force and effect from and
after the passage thereof.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-20
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