Evening journal., 1921-03-25
VOTE MONEY FOR
STATECOLLEGES
House Approves of $447, POS
Appropriation; Now Up
to Senate
AUTHORIZE SUIT
TO RECOVER TAXES
Stan Correspondent.

star Correspondent.
DOVER. March 25-Deiaware
College and the women's College
will get the appropriations asked for
maintenance Of the two institutions
for the next two years. II the Senate
concurs in the action OF the House
taken shortly before midnight last
night
The House unanimously passed
Penresentative Medilis bin carrying
tho appropriations for the two col
iepes which total $447.2s5.54 for
1927 and 1922. This bill was re-
ported 70 the House by Representa-
tive Otwelrs committee on appro-
priations this week with an amend
ment which cut the appropriations
down practically so per cent.
The bill was recommitted late
Wednesday and yesterday afternoon
former Governor Charles r. Miller
chairman OF the finance committee
of the board Of trustees OF the col
lege went before the committee and
explained the exact conditions and
necessity for the appropriations 20
properly run the colleges for the
next two years. After hearing his
statement the committee voted un-
animously to report the original bill
favorably which was done yesterday
afternoon.
Previously, a bin providing for
- bond issues 70 build two new build
ings al the Women's College and a
building at the state farm and also
bill TO provide a Coleman dupont
chair Of highway engineering at the
college we're stricken from the
House calendar.
Representative Medill in calling
the bill up last night requested that
the privilege Of the floor be granted
70 former Governor Miller. He told
the legislators that the amount OF
money that is asked is the actual
amount that is needed 10 operate the
colleges for the next two years
Representative Corbit a member
of the education committee. spoke
5or the bill and said the committee
lad been assured that II the col
leges are 10 continue for two years
this appropriation is necessary.
The bill carries an appropriation
OF s83,5O a year for two years for
the maintenance OF Delaware Col
lege; s53. 900 a year for the main
tenance OF the Women's College
$4,000 a year for the maintenance
Of the agricultural departments and
the agricultural Experimental sta
tion; s21,410 a year in order to re-
ceive like appropriations from the
Federal Government for agricultural
extension and s91.475.54. TO make up
q deficit created during the past two
years.
Bills on Calendar.
In the House last night the follow
Ing bills were stricken from the
calendar:
Authorizing a bond issue Of 5000.
900 for road improvements in New
Castle county.
Changing the course Of the Mahon
Little Creek road.
Relating to interrupted telephone
calls
Relating to the election OF the City
Council OF New Castle.
Relating to the Juvenile Court
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privilege OF parents and children.
Providing for the disposition OF
public funds received by the Secre
tary OF State.
Appropriating $4,000 to the
State Livestock Sanitary Board.
Relating TO judgments.
Relating TO property and money
Of the State.
Establishing a chair OF history al
Delaware College.
Relating TO the transportation OF
hogs.
Directing the payment 10 the Lew
Court Of Kent County Of all moneys
derived from the sale Of bonds is.
sued on the credit Of said county.
Establishing the New Castle Coun-
ty Prison for women.
Relating 10 fishing in Rehobotf
Bay and Indian River.
Reorganizing the Levy Court OF
New Castle County.
Relating to the recording OF on.
cial papers.
Requiring the closing OF mufleri
in stationary gasoline engines wher