Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-03-02
MILLION DOLLAR
MEMORIAL HALL
At Louisville Is Proposed In Bill
AT Frankfort-The Day In
the Legislature
,By Asso> 'aced rress)

torium and memorial hall for
Kentucky soldiers and sailors in
the world war, to be located at
Louisville. was authorized i'll a
bill introduced today by Senator
Monroe, the city to vote bond
issue for half, a memorial associa-
ton and the state to share the re-
:ra ndcr Of the expense.
Senator Brock today introduc-
ed bill to take the place Of the
anti-truet bill recently declared
unconstitutional 1t provides a
penalty Of $4,000 and forfeiture
Iof corporation rights for violation
Injured persons may sue for a
three fold judgment.
Governor Morrow sell: message
TO The Legislature requesting an ap-
rropriaton of $1,000 to pay tile ex-
Dcnses 81 the trip of :, Commissioner
:, TO England to obtai> the flag captured
from Eentuckians by the British at
the battle Of the River Raisin during
the war cf 1872.
The Governor urged the passage of
IN lct TO provide for the organization
cf Il jefferson Davis Memorial AS
sociation to acquire the homo Of JEFF
fcrSon Davis ard the park surround
ing it, the prupt rty to be maint;tined
by the tate.
He later appeared before The Hous'
ard explained the provisions ard
workings of the budget bills.
If the budget bills arc passed in
The form recommended by the Bulge
Appropriation Commission, GoTerno,
Morrow believes that in two years thu
Legislature will be in position II
inject all just claims which have beeI
presented % this Legislature, but
which il. will be necessary to reject.
Il No increase in the salaries Of state
employeessweie advocated, he said
|" because of the fact that the. -rstatf
]. was without funds to allow increases
II the Legislature limits the appro
priation to the ,anioiints detailed ii
/ the budget appropriation bills, Cover
l. nor Morrow said that the state woulo
IL have balance of $750,000 annual!
s. to apply to the payment of the state
: debt.
II The House corcurred in the Senate
) amendment to the Lawrence bill tt
III hn off, Of Stoto Fin.
u Marshal to the Auditor and to allo
Y the duties of the Fire Marshal to the
IS Sheriffs OF the various counties.
Amendments, eliminating the sal
&c ary Of $1,400 year allowed tbs
le Auditor for performing the duties Of
&c Ere Marshall and eXempting re
n ciprocal fire insurance companies from
n the provisions of the act, were adopt
IS ed.
i Senate amendments to the bill O.
II Representative Cruise to establish /;
w maximum school rate tax of 81 il
third class cities were adopted.
The House unanimously accepted
the amendments to the bill of Repre-
o., sentative Trumbo, which establishe
:; minimum salary of S75 per montl
T. for teachers in the common schools.
s+ Representative Swope's bill to pro
vide free text books out of of tht
,o county funds to children cf indigen
nc parents passed by vote of 5S to 0
n All of the Senate amendments t.
al the Smith bill to designate a system
l. OF state highways, extending int
10 every county, to be built and main
IN der the supervision of State High
M way Engineer were concurred in b,
ii the House and the bill passed by
vote of 81 to /.
On withdrawal of the amendmen
providing that the salary of Count
School Superintendents shall be pai
tie out of the county fund instead Of b
cX the state, the House by o vote o
In So to 5, passed the bill of Senate
e Antle to establish a nonpartisan coun
as ty board of education with authorit
Ito appoint Superintendent and teach
ers and establishing maximum ia
n, rate at 25 cents for school.
Js The bill of Representative Sites,
~ |provide for the examination and reg
tu istration of practitioners of dlugles
schools of medicine, which brings a
D. lpcrsons practicing the healing art III
Y. der the controi of the State Board c
g, Health, passed unanimously.
Of Senator Carter's bill, to regulate tn
1T. time of fling a bill of exceptions, wa
of recommitted by a vote of Is to 7.
n The bill Of Senator Davis, to prt