Evening journal., 1921-02-26

TORUN SCHOOLS
continued from nrst NO

! Elementary aid nccdcd-Wil-
mington. $4,000; New Castle
county. t114.45O; Kent s94.75O;
Sussex. sis3.25O; Claymont. s9.S25.
Alexis /. DUPONT. S3.45O; Newark,
Sl5.O75; New Castle. s1l,2OO;
Smyrna. t17.35O: Dover. tt6.975;
Caesar Rodney, s1O.b00; Harring-
ton $1,000: Milford. S12.650;
. Georgetown. $3.50. Lcwos. S1o,-
y 100. seaford. s10.225. laurel,
$4,000. Total. sS49.35O.
!, High school aid needed: Will
mington. S4.SOO. Sew Castle
county. $4,000. Kent. $4,000. sus-
sex. $4,000; Alexis /. dupont.
. Newark, New Castle. Smyrna. Dover
- Caesar Rodney. Harrington. Milford,
a Georgetown. Lewes. Seaford and
A laurel S2.400 each. Total. $4,000.
a Smith-Hughes aid needed-wn-
minFton, $500; New Castle county.
a $1,000. Kent. $4,000; Sussex. SS.-
a 900: Claymont. SfO0: Alexis l. du-
% Pont. New Castle. Caesar Rodney
To- land Lewes. $1,000 each; Newark ST.
.- 500; Smyrna. Dover. Harrington.
Milford, Georgetown, Scaford and
e Laurel, Si.7O0 each; total $4,000.
j. Transportatlon-New Castle coun-
~ $4,000: Kent. $4,000: Sussex.
e $4,000: Claymont. Sl.1O0; Newark.
d $50: New Castle. $3.50; Smyrna. S2,-
% 900; Caesar Rodney, S2.5OO; Har-
u rington, $4,000; total. $4,000.
Real estate assessment-Wilming
e ton. S1O6.566.O25; New Castle coun-
"a ty S40.OOO.OOO; Kent. $1,000, 900
ir (subiect 90 lncrease): Sussex. S23.-
n 600. 600; Claymont. s5.14G.722. Alexis
e. l. DUPONT, S2.421.7SO; Newark, S3,-
4Of.O3s; New Castle. S2.4f1,77s;
Smyrna. s1.62S.OOO (subject 20 in
lcreaseD Dover. f2.S61,S21. (subieci
TO increasel. Caesar Rodney. ST.
4S7,229, (subject to increase;) Har-
ok rington. S1.116.611. (subject TO In
e. crease:) Milford, $1.SS1,02S. (sub'
re ject 10 increaseD Georgetown, 81
.is 197,S45; Lewes, S1.065.555; Seaford
on S1,11S.S9S; Laurel S1.366,349; to-
on tai. s207.7Os.6sO.
e. Probable tax rate on each Si0l
IL OF real estate assessment-New Cas-
.s- tie county, 80 cents. Sussex. 90
.a Claymont. 50: Alexis /. dupont. 75
ne Newark. New Castle and George
p town. &c each; Lewes 40; Seaford
So; Laurel. 90.
Property tax-New Castle coun
IN ty. S15S.201.76: Kent. 10000; Sus
.o sex. $4,000: Claymont, S45.42O
'"' Alexis /. DUPONT. Sl6.S57; Newark
s25.S70; New Castle. $4,000; smyr
ma. S1S,42O; Dover. S3O.O2O; Caesa
'n Rodney. Si6.2i5; Harrington, S14,
'V s35; Milford Si4.67o.S6; George
town. $3.50: Lewes. s7.45S.5O; Sea
~ ford. Ss,395; Laurel, S12,1SO.
oct Pon tax-New Castle county. s2s
led 900; Kent $4,000; Sussex. tb79Si
Claymont. $1,000! Alexis 1. duPon
lat S675: Newark. $4,000: New Castl
TAI. $4,000; Smyrna, $4,000; Dover, 50
rs 900; Caesar Rodney. $4,000; Ha
ION rington. $1,000; Milford. sass
4 Georgetown, S5.796; Lewes, Sc, ,60
err Seaford. s4.64O; Laurel. $4,000.
re- other income-Sussex count
lis $500; Claymont. s372,30O; Alex
m I. DUPONT, S11.2O0; Newark, sass
'ie' COS; New Castle. $4,000; Smyrnl
te- S172,O0O: Dover, S372,375; Caesa
Rodney. $4,000; Harrington, $1,000
ne Milford. $4,000; Georgetown, $2.07l
OF Lewes. s252.9OO, Seaford. {i,50t
ln, Laurel. s256,45O.
- The total amount asked for %
,cv annum Is about 10 per cent. In e,
90 cess OF that actually paid out D
,rv the State for the year 1920. Tn
.ial excess does not represent an actu'
Of increase In expenditures. but is I
ere cover amounts that are now bein
ta- supplied from private funds.
in To carry on efficiently the wor
be OF the Office OF the Department ,
ion Education. its budget Of $500
was supplemented by $4,000 froi
private funds. There is at preset
in the office one professional assis
ant whose salary Is paid from IN
- private source. The State Is asks
IN TO take over this additional expens
To assist the large number
schools that applied for Smiu
20 Hughes Vocational aid for his
:, school teachers salaries, the Sc
lei vice Citizens Of Delaware donate
the annually for two years, $4,000. IN
Id state Is asked to carry on this mo
lin necessary work.
eb- To complete the program OF Anne
: icanization which had been In ope
W. alton in Wilmington It was nece
on. sary for the Service Citizens 20 su
L ply $4,000 to supplement q
II $4,000 paid by the state. Il
ski. thought fair for the State to do
EFT. OF this vital work.
ID Five thousand dollars Is includ
,ck for rehabilitation Of persons d
,ltz abied I'm industry and otherwil
This is the only new item Of I
program. There Is a Federal apr
KS. prlation Of 5000 now in the han
-, OF the State Treasurer which W
- become available as soon as Hou
bill No. SO passes TO match the Fe
-. eral money.
Thirty thousand dollars is inclu
IN" ed for medical inspection In I
ZEN schools. This IS TO continue {
uoh work that is now being done by
'ne state Board OF Education, with
'chs assistance Of the United states Pu
'ins lie Health Service. the Red Gro
i'or the Anti-tuberculosis Society a
~, 81 private funds.
me The amount included for elem'
SD tary teachers salaries Is S25 per ;
nil on the number OF pupils in lsl
20. This was the intention Of
. General Assembly in 1920, but Z
the factors prevented the state Boa
from completely carrying out u
our purpose: first, the number OF puI
was slightly in excess OF the nu
lar Der estimated in the middle OF
school year; and, second, the inco
cor tax did not produce the full S250,l
ad- which the law provides shall go
ana tho school fund. IL is unfortun