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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-08
MRS. MARY JANE BOETTNER.

Mrs. Mary Jane Boettner departed
this life at her home in Kitzmiller on
Wednesday morning, November 80,
1921, aged II years, 6 months and one
day. Before her marriage Mrs.
Boettner was Miss Wilburn and was
married to Henry Boettner of Grants
vile in 1864. Mr.. Boettner died in
1896. Mrs. Boettner has always re-
sided in Garrett county, for the past
thirty-six years having lived at Kitz-
miller. She had kind and lovable
disposition and bore her sufferings
to the end without a murmur. Our
home is sad and lonely since God
called her away, but we could not ex-
pect to have her always. She is sur
vived by her daughter and son-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. DeVall, of
Kitzmiller; three grandchildren, Ia,
Hugo and Holmes DeVall; two broth
ers, H. N. Wilburn, of Derry, Pa, and
and William Wilburn, of Merriam,
hdilSao, anu ny OHe SlSleIS MrS. 7. u
Lohr, of Deer Park; also by two half
brothers and two half sisters, Roy
Wilburn, of Altamont, Benz. H. Will
burn, of Oakland, Cal, Mrs. Slime, of
Keyser, and Mrs. Earl Hamill, of
Mount Morris, Pa. Funeral services
were held at her late home on Friday,
December End, at 1880 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. Flanagan, pastor of
the NJ. E. church of Kitzmiller, after
which interment was made in the
Hamill cemetery. The pall-bearers
were men whom she had known from
their boyhood, and were R. 0. Rafter,
C. E. Rafter, v. G. Pew, G. B. Pew,
S. s. Bender and George Pool.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-08

cases on the civil docket were also
entered.
Owing to the fact that no cases
were tried before the petit jury the
members of that body were dismissed
from service until Monday morning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-08

of the late John C. Beckman near
Swanton. The pail bearers were
Messrs. John, William, James, Cleve-
land and John l. O'Brien and Archi-
bald Beckman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1921-12-08

When you want bond, patrOnize a
home" company that operates here
in our own State. As agent for the
Fidelity and Deposit Company Of
Maryland, | am prepared to execute
all kinds of judicial and surety bonds
promptly. F. A. THAYER, JR., Oak
1and.-Advertisement Soft,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

NTRE JAPONIA
81 CHITA

Toxic, 20 Iulie. - Trstativele
intre guvernul Japoniei 81 guver.
nul din Ohita, sediul republicei
din Siberia Orientala au luat
forma de rcalizsre. Hsjime Mat
sushima, secretarul permanent al
ministerului de externe, q plecat
10 Chita unde w trata Gu guver'
null republican dcspre relatiile
celor doua state. De Ia rezultatul
acestor conferinte depinde eva
cuarea Siberiei din partea trupe
lor japonese.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
HERRICK
SARBATORIT
IN PARIS

y
Reims, Franta, 20 Julie. - N.Y.
ron T. Herrick, noul ambassador
al Statelor Unite in Frants, Q
apGrut primadata in public Gu
ocaziunea punerh fundamentals
a 'bibliotecii &c Sc va construi aici
din donatiunea fundatiei carne.
gle. III q fost sarbatorit in mod
grandios de eel $1,000 locuitori
carl; s 'au reintors in orasM ruina'
de bombele germane. FL = fos'
foarte emotional de primirea g
lisa facut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

Industria nationala metalurgl-
Cd trece printr'o criza economica
foarte interesanta. Am dat infor-
matiuni despre cele ce Sc petrec
in industria lemnului in Buco-
vina. Criza pare sd fie mai pu-
ternica insa in metalurgie jude
cand dupa interventia hotarita
a lucratorilor metalurgici prin
memorii 81 delegatiuni la minis.
terele de industrie, munca, in
terne 81 Ia presedintia Consiliului
de ministri.
Delegatii lucratorilor s'au a.
dresat 81 preset in vederea unei
anchete in industria metalurgica.
Representantii preset impreuna
GU oficialitatea au vizitat alalta-
eri fabricile Vulcan, Leitre 81
Wolf. Din partea ministerului in.
dustriei mari, lar din partea mi.
nisterului muncii a fost delegat
sd participe la ancheta dl colonel
Cernatescu, inspector regional.
Constatarea de capetenie este
ca uzinele metalurgice din Blu
cureSti nu mai au nici 25 la suta
din lucrarile ce lie efectuau main
tie de razboiu.
Din 500 lucratori cat avea a,
tunci fabrica Vulcan, are astaz
numai 494; din $50 de lucratori
la Lemaitre mai stunt 326 81 dir
320 lucratori, fabrica Wolff nj
mai are decat 200.
Oar char acesti lueratori nj
prea au de lucru 81 sunt sectiun
unde e adevarat somaj.
Din aceasta pricina, dupa de
claratiunile unor fabricanti, uzi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20
INFoRMAIII

Pestii din lacul Erie All sc vor
imbata probabil toti. Autoritatile
federale au nimicit All beuturI in
valoare de 100000 doalari, care y
fost sechestrats de Ia contrsve-
nientii legii de prohibitiune. Beu.
turs So vSrsat toatx in lscul
Erie, ai carui pesti vor ii invi.
diati de inamicii lui Volstead.
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A Y u

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura Carol I-iu din Ellwood
City, Pa. Avizeaza intreg poporul
roman din loo 81 din apropiere
care doreste a deveni membrul
sus numitei societati. Societatea
Carol I-iu" Gu datul de 20 Iulie
1921 81 pana in 20 Septembrie va
reduce taxa de inscriere numai
pc jumatate, lar trecand timpul
de mai sus hotarit taxa de inscrie-
re sc va ridica iarasi cum au fost
Deci rugam fratii romani care
doresc a Sc inscrie ca membrii in
SOcietate q nu trece Gu vederea
peste acest punct hotarit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

In numele Societatii ''Carol |"
asteptam 81 dorim ca sd primim
in acest scurt timp cat de multi
frati romani 81 romance ca mem
bril- in SOcietate. In numele Soc.
Carol I-iu'' seminar:
Niculae Ursu, presedinte.
Petru N. Vaidean, secretar I.
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/ sRezboiul din 1853 /;
sPaCea dePariSl856t
Ds:A D. xINoPoI.
~: 4. D. x1NoPoI.

vroiau sa-si piece capul. Era 9
deosebire uriasa intre principele
strain ssa cum el era cerut acuma,
membru a unei case dOmnitoaE3
europene care pntea = dea ~
roanei rominesti vaz6 u sprijin
Il vreme de nevoie, u ! tirdisi-
tori greci, sluei ascnltk tktoare ale
tiraniei turcesti. Apoi Romanii
gtiau prss bine e stsbilitate sra
peste putiatk 81 doiznii nd} }iouali'
iatru NJ - ri sxiatfnd ! sif1ps
domnitosre, toti bcisrii puteau "
spirs = doszli M asare n1ssii'
I m i sllIse ~ y vIeeinie lil|
lot a fiIs q 4 teuis 4
xi g 4 a ! D, MI /
IT, = M -
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Solicitudinsa Statnlui.


Din relatiunile ce MIS- 'au dat
81 care au fost verificate de da-
tele oficialitatei, Sc constata Cd
eel mai mare client al metalur-
giei este administratiunea G. T. i.
care da in reparatie locomotive
81 yagoane. Piese confectionate
sunt, np comanda dnsa, 81 din a.
ceasta pricina sectiunea de turna-
torie 81 aceis de cazangerie sunt
aproape ne0cupate. De asemenea,
- comenzile de poduri metalice
Sc fac in strdinatate cand ele ar
putea fl execptate in tara. Argu-
mentul cailor ferate este ieftina-
tatea lucraril9r efectuate in strai-
natate cand ele ar putea fl exc
cutate in tara. Argumentul cailor
ferate este ieftinatatea lucrarilor
efectuate ili4stri Initiate fata Dc
preturile obtipute in tara.
Oar cauza pentru care ofertele
uzinelor din tara sunt Gu 80 Ia
suta superioare celor din straina.
tate sta in faptul ca Sc aplica
inca vechiul tariff vamal Gu taxe
care incarca ,prea multi, preturile
la materia prima ce Sc aduce dir
strainatate. Noul tarif vamal, GU
take mai proteguitoare pentru
industria nationsla, este gaia dal
ma .fost inca promulgat.
Oar criza economic& din indu
stria metalurgicS mai are 81 att
pricini: tariful vamal, evacuares
instalatiunilor Gu prilejul retrage
rel din 1916 81 din ordin, neplat,
la timp q despigubirilor de raz
bOiu.
ST o alta caux6 profunda, dupl
parerea celor Gu care am stat d,
vorba Gu prilejul acestei anchet,
mixte este 81
Indiferenta industrid petrolfore
Un client foarte serios pentr'
metalurgie ar Fl industrik Petfd
lfera! Giraffe art. 10F din ie11i
minelor,, aceastx industrie lie bu
cura insa de avantagiul scutire
de wanna . coafectinnei lor meta
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lice ce le importa din strSinStste.
Intreprinderile petrolifere nu fac
deci comenzi in tara pentru Cd
preturae indigene cuprind in el si
acoperirea taxelor vamale de care
aceste intreprinderi sunt scutite.
Argumentul industriasiler me.
talurgici este Cd Statul nu trebue
81 ocroteasca o industrie IN pa.
CUBA alicia. Art. 104 din legea
minelor era necesar acum l6 ami
cand industria petroliferi era
abba la inceputul ei dsr sstazi
cand dividendele acestci socie-
tati = ajung pana Ia 25 Ia suta.
ele ar putea face neinsemnate sa-
|.crificii in favoarea industriei me-
talurgiice 81 pentru linistea aaun-
ltrica tarei.
Acesta ar Fl, in linii generate,
punctul de vedere al metalurgiei
/ in chestiunea intreprindertlor pc,
Itroliferc care isi fac comenzile
de piese 81 instalatiuni metalice
| in strainatate 81 nici decum in
tara.
Interesant ar Fl sd cunoastem
acum 81 punctul de vedere al in
dustriei petrolifere in aceasta
chestiune ca sd vedem in ce chil
justifica ca indiferenta ce o ma
nifesta fata de 0 alta industrit
nationala de importanta cele
metalurgice.
D. inginer Cesar Popescu, di
rectorul industriei mari din mi
nisterul de industrie q comert
intocmit un rapport de cele CON
statate spre a prezenta presedin
..tiei Consiliului 81 ministrului sau
I'm alt rapport va fl prezentst d-lu
ministru OR. Trancu-IsSi de catr,
| Ireprezentantul ministerului mum
cei la ancheta.
i I'm lucru interesant reiese dil
toate acestea: criza de muncS n,
este datorita muncitorilor. Lu
cratorii intervin la presI 81 Il ~
toritati ca Sd li-se des de lucr1
81 Characteristic faptul c1, d
data aceasta, muncitorii Sc gan
'ldesc Ia interventiuni pentru. in
laturarea somajului 81 Sc pling G
| Statul 81 celelalte industrii nu ]
dau de lucru indestulStor.
Guvernul are datoria s1 exami
neze de aproape aceastS ehestiu
Inc spre . do solutiuni care & il
,Ilaturs perspective neasteptat
care Sc pot ivi in fosrte scu1
/. timp.
i Asteptam ss vedem acun
concluziunile Representative !,
torizati ai oficiaaitS Sfsl carl !
.Iluat parte aa anchets cefhtx 4
lucratorii metalurgisti.
i ("tJniversul"
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intimplatoare q de ! doua man3,
Cd folossele 81 urmxrile bine-
ftcatoare ce ar izvori din intru-
nirea acestor doux popoare m ar
putea Il puse 10 indoiaa1 !; cS ele-
mentele contopirei popprulni mol
do-valsc sunt char ppse & acest
regulament prin ssxmInaFes "a
ministratiei ambelor t1Ey ~
dupd ce, sieem, regulsnaatul pp-
sede s'cest pxinoipiu, ~ aFt 42l
latsmeiasI tesdansal neyei1 I:
Fstituifei unei ''coliliI y y :
tdln partsa3 lvernpl Y 7 o5
L ineipl aneailll - = ! m
intr'dn rlsrnp ioefls n
|valsee entitstea ls
|1iipd unnl din Iijl % y
nai polrivits. psntrp q
pliniss ese1stx usIiilo
nbsI sfa1if 4 =
|rei neepini No.
|s M la.ipte s y 81 81 I .11lI| 1llIl ~
|ri ton n r. n
hi sS / i: n. Il " |!l|
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De vINZARE

Casa 18x24 #. lOtul 5Ox185 #.
ascmenea 20 de peri tineri 81 fam
tana, este stabilita mila de la
Rocky River, Stop liz Elyria
Line Numarul lOtului 835 Fair
view Ave. Pretul este numai
*l250. Veniti pana Ia orele l p. m
Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

lS42, mai multi hoieri muntei
trimet pe loan Ghica . domnA
Moldovei spre ii oferi ii coroana
Munteniei, gandhdu-se astfel :
Irealiss unirea eea \ mutt dorit1.
M ere inch kitimpul do ! - resliEs
assmenea idei y nai trebuiaa
inca pFegktite mintile pentru, 9
mirea = deyint . pprnirs : pe1
|posFelor vilnn tfptnires catoryt
|ihdividualft9N. Dou4hitotul 4ts
teniai Ghsosghs Bihessu fsse -
mare 20 sprs contepixee intet
|sslor ambelor tkri surori suplls
|Y,knd a lg1a skmils dintre s
~ urms) ! 4 " u
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ABONATI ZIARULp
..AMERICA~

Sc CAUTA UN REPRESENTHNT
care cunoasca mba englesa rominA alte mbi ssins
Castig bun pentru PERSONA 81 expe
riena de afacere Numai qnstit trecu mcse
Doritor sa scrie pentru ihfoQasun mai detaate
adresa ,ome,@~ (1679)
LA URSU''
5218 Detroit Avenue Cleveland, Ohio
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De vINzARE

Mosia Curtea 81 casa, lui Toma
81 Margalina Jacob Neder, din
comma Palos, judetul Tarnava-
Mare, Romania. Pentru pret 81
conditiuni Sc adresa la:
TONGA NEDER
p. o. Box 81. Orient, III.
(165-68).
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Ancheta ministereIOr de
industrie 81 munca Gu
representantii preset

Comenxile din strainatate. - Lu-
cr&terii amenintati sd ramana
far& lucru. - Ce spun industriasii
81 muncitorii mstalrgis*i. - Con-
stat&rile directorului industriei
mari. - Indiferenta celor-
lalte industrlix il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-20

nele metalurgice stunt amenintate
CO.. in Gel multi doua tahni, Sd fie
reddse Ia o activitate. minimS
ceiace ar atrage imputinarea Ii
lelor de lucru 81 micsorarea ore
lor de munca.
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ARA1R n IuoAl1 ~

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Pretul pentru publicatii ca: "Caut."
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etc. cost1 pentru, fiscars cuvint
CENT? de publicAtie. Sub 80 Dc cent?
uu - publicA mimic.
Pentru Dart de seam4. 1nvitAri 0e
botes. cununii sau dansuri. I cent? u.
mia, sau $4.O0. I coloAn1 de sias.
Publicatiile - fie insotito d euma
necesarA. Credit nu are docit oocietA-
tile din Uniunea 8. r. A.
Manuscriptels sau fotografl M %
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Cleveland, Ohio
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
Dry Goods Dealers
to Meet Thursday

The spring meeting Of tho Indiana Re
tail Dry Goods Association viii be held
Thursday at the Hotel SEVERN. The
meeting will be conducted entirely By
the members, there being no outside
speakers or features of any nature. Fol-
lowing the course adopted by the associ.
alton year ago, four meetings are held
quarterly, fall, winter, spring and the
annual meeting in June.
Matters pertinent to the retail dry
goods and ready-to-wear trade are dis
cussed at these meetings and the inter
change of ideas and information. brought
out in this manner has been found to be
extremely valuable to merchants gener-
ally.
The meeting Thursday will be in charge
of f. A. Turner of the George W. Graham
Company, Crawford sville, president of
the association. The other officers of the
association are L. c. Stiefel of Angola,
vice president, and Lee B. Nusbaum Of
Richmond, secretary treasurer. B. II.
Ayres of the L. s. Ayres & Co. is the
indianapolis director, the other directors
being located at different points through
out the State.
Due to the peculiar situation in the
dry goods and ready-to-wear trade at
the present time, this meeting will be Of
extreme interest to dry goods and ready
to-wear dealers. The session will con-
vene at $50 and last throughout ths
day.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
ELEVENTH-HOUR ACTION ON
MEASURES IN BOTH HOUSES

issuance Of bonds and the levy of taxes
for the work, passed 8S to 2
II. B. 1924, amending police pension
fund act to permit present police, with
out regard to their age at the time they
became members of the police depart
ments, to become benefciaries, passed 81
to 0.
H. 3. 26S, limiting height of hedges
bordering on highways to not to exceed
five feet, passed Il to 0.
H. B. 800, authorizing school trustees
in a school corporation lying adjacent
to a school corporation of another State
to join with such State in building and
maintaining school buildings, applying TO
College Corner, passed AZ to g.
s. B. 146, providing that members Of
the Legislature shall serve without pay
and without mileage, passed 81 to 8.
H B. 1S5, authorizing the acceptance
from Congress of funds FOR the promotion
of vocational education of disabled veter-
ans, passed 80 to D.
S. B. 1857. providing for appointment
Of a joint harbor commission with the
State of Illinois on the construction OF q
harbor in Lake County and appropriate
ing $4,000. This Dill was substituted for
resolution in which an attempt was
made to make an appropriation and
passed under suspended rules, 4S to O.
II. B. 296. establishing the engineering
department of the department of conser-
walton and appropriating $4,000, passed
81 to IL.
II. 3. 225, providing that county boards
by a unanimous vote may transfer sur.
plus fund TO the road fund, passed 81
II. B. 1853. providing issuance of high
school diplomas to World War vetera MS
who are able to pass the regular high
school examinations, passed ~ to 0.
II. B. 279, providing for the entrance
of any city into a higher class when its
population increases, indefinitely post
H. b. es, cutting three mile road funds
from per cent to per cent Of highway
funds, indefinitely postponed.
The following measures were acted on
In the House during the last afternoon
and night Of the session:
S. B. 274, English, defining manner in
which foundation or holding companies
may be organized.
S. B. 800, Rats, making trading stamp
exemption laws applicable only when the
stamps are sold or issued to persons in
S. Il. go, Leonard. providing for pres
ervation Of fresh water lakes of Northern
Indiana.
II. r. 225, Coppock, providing for trans
fer Of surplus funds in the general or
township road funds to special school
fund
S. B. II, English, defining regulations
for construction of buildings which are to
house dry cleaning establishments
S. 3. $50, Nejdl, permitting officials Of
cities advanced to higher classification
to receive salaries provided for ia the
new class.
S. b. 65, Hogston, providing penalty
for and defining crime of SANDER
s. B. 1876, Decker, creating tho Fifty
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
2 Members Garry on
Work of Tax Board

Duties Of the State board Of tax COM
missioners, since March 1, have been
carried on by only two members, John
Brown and Philip Zoercher. The chair
man and third member Of the board, Err d
A. Sims, resigned March /, and no sue
cessor has been named.
The Governor has been awaiting an
opinion from the attorney general rela-
tive to a question as to whether Judge
Carr of Monticello would be eligible to
the berth, because Of his holding a place
on the bench in White County. con
stitutional provision prevents judge
from accepting another appointment while
holding the legal position.
1t is considered likely that with the
work of the Legislature out Of the way,
with the exception Of reading and sign
ing of a number Of acts, decision will
be given soon by the attorney general,
and the vacancy filed by the Governor.
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ninth Judicial circuit of Indiana in
Blackford County.
S. B. POI, Duncan, reimbursing Putnam
County for expenses incurred in the ap-
prehension of prisoners escaped from
the Indiana State Farm.
s. b, 323, Holmes, giving Circuit Court
judges power to appoint all members Of
town and townships library boards.
S. B. 132, Fitch, legalizing certain pro-
ceedings for the issuance of bonds by
school townships to pay for the erection
of schoolhouses.
S. 3. 307, Holmes, making the quail
1cations of the members of the Certified
Public Accountants conform to standards
set by the national organization of ac-
S. 3. 2a8e, Duncan, amending school
corporation law to permit Newmarket,
Putnam County, which lies in three
townships, to form school district.
S. B. 1888, Nejdl, appropriating $4,000
for the expenses and Inauguration of a
commission to investigate the feasibility
of the proposed "Illiana HarbOr." The
appropriation was carried in a resolu-
ton, which is illegal.
S. B. Il, Rats, placing stockyards OF
Indiana under control of public shervice
commission. This bill was back by the
Indiana Federation of Farmers Asso-
Citations.
s. B. OPT, Steele, requiring foreign cor
poratiops to pay fee of $40 and submit
brief or their charter.
S. B. 16O Hogston, giving right to
change material after petition for road
has been fled
S. B. 236, McConaha, creating Franklin
Union Circuit Court and making 1t sepa
rate from Fayette Circuit Court.
s. B. 33S, giving prison heads author
ity to allow prisoners or their DEEPEN
dents surplus amounts derived from their
| labor
S. B. AZ. Masters, giving transfer men
and corporations engaged in transfer
business a lien on property transferred
and providing for enforcement thereof.
S. B. 1858, Self administration meas
ure), allowing members of conservation
commission $40 per diem and expenses
while on business for commission.
S. J. X. Is. English, giving Legislature
authority to provide by law for appoint
ment of State superintendent of public
instruction. (Failed to pass in the morn
ing session Monday.)
The legislators in the House evidently
suffered a softening Of the heart in the
last few moments Of the session, for they
| consented to the passage Of Senate bin
240 for a salary increase. The bill, in.
! troducsd by Senator Estes Duncan, Clo-
! verdale, reimburses the auditor of Put
nam County for clerical assistance. The
bill, on previous consideration Monday
afternoon, failed to pass through lack Of
a constitutional majority.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-08
ADDS $4,000 TO
TAX BURDEN BY
BOOSTS IN PAY
City Council Gives Increases
to Almost All Works
Board Employees.
BUILDING BONDS o. KID

Considerably more than $4,000 dollars
was added to the annual burden of tax
alton which the citizens of Indianapolis
will have to bear for years to come as
result of the administration Of Mayor
Charles W. Jewett when the city counWl
passed the ordinance raising the salaries
. of almost all the city employees under the
asupervision of the board of public safety
at the regular meeting last night The
board had asked for the increases and
6Ghe council unanimously granted those
asked with only one exception.
The ordinances authorizing the issu-
ance of S125,OOO worth of bonds for the
rehabilitation Of the city market and
100000 for the construction of a nurses
home at the city hospital were intro
duced. The market issue was referred
to the finance committee and the nurses
home issue to the public health commit
tee. Councilman o. B. Pettijohn, chair
man of the committee, being seriously i'll,
President Russell Wilson designated
Councilman Sumner a. Furniss as chair
man.
The new-traffic ordinance was not re-
ported out of committee, as had been ex-
pected, Councilrsan Jacob B. Brown,
chairman Of the special committee on
traffic, asking for two more weeks to con-
slider the measure. He announced the
committee will meet to discuss the bin
next Monday night and that any inter-
ested citizen will be heard
CUT OUT BUILDING
COMMISSIONERS BOOST.
The finance committee, in reporting on
the ordinance TO increase the board of
safety employees salaries, recommended
an amendment which struck ont an in
crease of the salary Of the commissioner
of buildings from 5000 to s. 200 year
and another which raised the salary Of
the chief inspector in the building de-
partment from $1,s0O TO $1,000. The cOun-
ell cOncurred. The other increases
granted are as follows:
Executive secretary to the board, from
$1,000 to $3.50; police surgeon, LAO to
$1,000; assistant police surgeon, Ss64 to
$1,000; market master, 81 500 to $1,000
assistant market master, 81, $50 to 81 500: