Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-13

shall serve until such refund is com.
pleted, but in no case more than two
years from the taking effect of this act
| and is hereby authorized to employ such
clerical assistance and incur such other
expense as Is necessary in the carrying
out Of the provisions Of this act. Such
refund secretary, clerical assistance, and
other necessary expense shall be paid
out of the general funds of the State In
the State treasury, ana such refund sec
reta1y shall be paid for the time ne
may serve, salary OF thirty-five hundred
dollars (S3,50O) per year, for his serY'
ices as such refund secretary.
FURTHER PAYMENT
OF ANNUITIES.
Sec. 8. After such refund as provided
for In this act has been completed and all
annuities adjusted, further payment OF
nnuaities as provided for in this act, shall
be continued under the supervision and
direction of the State superintendent OF
public instruction, who Is hereby author
lied to appoint an annuity secretary to
keep all records, pay all annuities, and
out the provisions Of this act. Such an
nuity secretary shall be paid a salary OF
twenty five hundred ($2,500) a year, and
shall be permitted and IS hereby author,
lied to appoint an assistant, who shall
receive not to exceed eighteen hundred
dollars Isl 500 per pear; such secretary
and such assistant to be raid out OF the
general funds of the State in the State
Sec. g. All records and all other papers
and materials Of the board Of trustees OF
the Indiana State teachers retirement
fund and all funds belonging to the In
shall be turned over to said teachers
refund secretary upon the taking effect
of this act, and at the emf of two years
from the taking effect of this act or
when such refund is completed, If the
same Is completed before such two years
have elapsed shall be turned over by
said refund secretary to the state super
In .endent of public instruction for the
use Of such annuity secretary.
Sec. Z. Whereas an emergency exists
for the immediate taking effect of this
act the same shall be in full force and
effe,t from and after Its passage"
BRAZIL MEMBER
WOULD ABOLISH FARM.
Representative George II. James OF
Brazil has completed a draft OF a bill
which he hopes to introduce. providing
for the adjustment of the State Farm
and the taking over of that institution
as a nucleus for the Reformatory. Repre-
sentative James holds that the farm is ar
unnecessary expense to the taxpayers and
should be abolished. The TN provides
that all persons sentenced for mis1emean-
ors shall he kept in the counties in which
they are sentenced and worked on high
ways.
PROGRAM CALLS FOR
ONLY TWO BILLS.
Tue program for tomorrow is for both
houses to convene promptly at 10 o'clock
The formality of naming the Speaker
selected at the caucus will be gone
through IN the House and then a joint
committee representing the House and
the Senate vii Inform the Governor that
the two houses are organized. They will
then meet in joint session in the House
Of Representatives.. where the Governor
viii deliver his massage. II Is expected to
20 into dtail on the removal Of the re-
formatory and to ask that the Assembly
consider no other legislation.
The two houses then win resume sep
arate sessions. According to the Govern
or's plans. only two bills would be In
PRODUCED and both viii be introduced In
the House of Repre- sentatives. One will
be the bill providing for the removal OF
the Reformatory from Jacksonville and
the building of new institution and the
other a bill appropriating $4,000 to pay
the expenses Of the session.
AZ soon as each bill Is introduced in
the House an attempt will be made to
dispose Of It. A motion will be made in
each case 10 suspend the rules and place
the bill on its passage. II this is sue
cessful each bill will be sent to the Sen
ate where the same procedure viii be
gone through. AS soon as each btu has
been enacted in both houses each house
according to the Governors plans, Will
inform the other that II Is ready to ad-
Journ and adjournment will be taken
sine die