Evening star., 1921-02-14
CONFEREES REPORT
D. c. BUDGET WITH
25O AMENDMENTS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

s11200 for paving 2Sth street. south
of Cathedral avenue. Inserts the ap-
preparation of s10.795 proposed by the
Senate for grading I'd street, Eastern
avenue. Whittier street, 1st street
the appropriation of s31,195 proposed
by the Senate for repaving Georgia
avenue from Florida avenue to Barry
place. The total for street improve
ments carried by the bill is s144,S40
instead of $219,300 as proposed by
the House and S110,960 as proposed
by the Senate.
Striking out the paragraph pro-
posed by the Senate canceling the
assessments for the paving of How
ard road.
Appropriating $4,000 instead of
100000 as proposed by the House and
$4,000 as proposed by the Senate
for grading streets. alleys and roads.
Making an indefinite appropriation
for opening. extending or widening
streets as proposed by the Senate in
stead of $4,000 as proposed by the
House.
Appropriating s27.5oo as proposed
by the Senate instead of $4,000 as
proposed by the House for the con-
struction and repair of bridges.
Striking out as proposed by the
Senate the appropriation for con-
tinuing the construction of the up
per Potomac interceptor sewer.
Striking out the increase of $4,000
proposed by the Senate in the ap-
preparation for the parking commits
sion.
Providing for three playground
swimming pools as proposed by the
Senate instead of five as proposed by
the House.
Relating to public school officers:
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ant superintendent of schools as pro-
posed by the Senate. Provides for
four clerks at $1,000 each instead of
threesat $1,000 each and one at 5000.
Change School Items.
Relating to school teachers: Strik-
ing out the change in designation
proposed by the Senate in the as
sistant director of primary instruc-
tion, assistant directors of music,
drawing. physical culture. domestic
science. domestic art, kindergartens,
penmanship and the assistant super
visor of manaul training. Striking
out as proposed by the Senate the
paragraph relating to the longevity
allowance of teachers promoted in
classes one to five.
Relating to janitors in grade school
buildings: Striking out the increases
proposed by the Senate in the pay of
seventy-five janitors.
Appropriating $4,000 as proposed
by the Senate for improvements tc
the Johnson School building.
Providing as proposed by the SEN
ment in certain school buildings shall
be Immediately available.
Striking out the increase of $500
proposed by the Senate in the appro-
priation for the purchase of flags.
Appropria ting s2.40o for the prepa-
ration of six additional school yards
for play purposes.
Increasing by $500 as proposed by
the Senate the appropriation for the
of tubercular children.
Relating to school buildings and
grounds: Reducing as proposed by
the Senate the appropriations for
school buildings. as follows:
to $4,000.
Burrville School, from s12S.OOo to
$4,000.
J. r. West School. from 100000 to
5000
Takoma School. from 100000 to
$50, 900.
Appropriating $4,000 for the pur-
chase of land adjoining the Dunbar
High School, instead of $4,000. as
proposed by the Senate.
$4,000 to Aid Blind.
Increasing as proposed by the Sem
ate from $4,000 to $4,000 the appro-
priation for the maintenance and tut
tion Of colored deaf mutes.
Increasing from $500 to $4,000 as
by the Senate the appropria-
tion for the instruction Of blind chill
dren.
Relating to the police department.:
Striking out the increases proposed
by the Senate in the appropriations
for fuel. repair and improvements to
police stations and reconstruction of
cells.
Relating to the house of detention:
Striking out the increase proposed by
and appropriates $20.320, as proposed
by the Senate, instead of $16.320. as
proposed by the House, for mainte-
nance
Relating to the policemen and fire
mems relief fund: Striking out the
appropriation of s68,410.87 proposed
by the Senate to pay certain back
pensions.
Relating to the fire department.: Re-
ducing as proposed by the Senate
from $4,000 to $4,000, the appro-
priation for forage.
Relating to the health department:
Restoring the limitation of $4,000
stricken out by the Senate on the
amount to be expended for personal
services from the contagious diseases
fund. Increases from 500 to 5000
as proposed by the Senate the appro-
priation for special services in con-
nection with the adulteration of drugs
and foods. Appropriates $4,000 in
stead of $4,000 as proposed by the
disease ward of Garfield Hospital;
and $4,000 instead of $4,000 as pro-
posed by the Senate for repairs to the
contagious disease ward in Provi-
dence Hospital; and increases from
$4,000 to $4,000. as proposed by the
Senate. the appropriation for care OF
children by the Child Welfare Society
Relating to the Juvenile Court-Strik.
ing out the two additional probation of.
flcers at 1890 each. as proposed by the
Senate, and provides for an Investigation
officer at $1.400.
Providing as proposed by the Senate
Tor improvements to Police Court build.
ing.
$l25,OOO for Convicts.
Reducing from $16O,OO0 to $125,O 900, as
proposed by the Senate. the appropria.
ton for support of convicts.
Relating to the Washington Asylun
and Jail-Providing for a clerk who shall
be stenographer at 81 900, instead OF
a clerk at $500. as proposed by the Sen.
ate. Strikes out the increase proposal in
the appropriation for repairs to build
ings.
Relating to the Home for the Aged and
Infirm-Providing for a nurse at $500
and appropriates $4,000 for repairs to
the heating plant. as proposed by the
Senate.
Striking out the increase of $4,000. pro.
posed by the Senate, in the appropriation
for the National Training School for
Boys.
Relating to the National Training
School for Girls--Striking out the proyi-
sion for a clerk at 1000, as proposed by
the Senate.
Relating to the care and treatment of
INDECENT patients at Observation-Disclosures.