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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

propelled vehicles over thu public high
ways and streets OF the commsnweaith OF
Virginia. for transportation OF passengers
satiOn, and TO provide for the disposition
Of such fees. and for penalties for tho VIC
iation OF his act: referred TO the Commit
tee on Finance.
Mr. Holt: s. u. No. a3e-A bill to nj
low the qualified voters Of the city OF
Newport News. Va. to nominate candi-
dates for tho Council W a primary cleo
tion: referred to the Committee on Privll-
escs and Elections.
Mr.. woodson: s. j. No. 237-A bill to
Impose license tax on plntolB and re-
Hoiyers and regulating the sale thcreo.
the Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Woods0n: 8. u. No. 23s---A bill to
Impose tax on soft drinks; referred To
the Committee on FInanc
Mr.. Early: .. u. No. 23e-A bill 10
amend the Code of Virginia by adding
thereto new section to he numbefed
section 6i2s-a. so as to provide. in the
mechanics lien law. how the owner or
general contractor may be made person
ally liable to snbcontractors. iaborers. or
material men; referred TO the Committee
on General Laws.
Mr. Epe.: 8. u: No. 2io-A bill to
amend and rc-enact section 1850 OF the
Code of Virginia: referred to the Com
mlttre for Courts of Justice.
Hr. EpeB: s. II. No. TIA bill 20
require tha erection. inztallation. maintcn-
ance and operation by certain railroad
companies of automatic warming devices at
certain grade crossings and to prescribe
the time within which the same shall b.
erected and installed. referred to the Com
mittce on Roads and Internal Navigation.
Mr. Bunker; y. J. X. 40. ~ Proposing
amendment TO section CO OF the Consti-
tuition of virginia; referred to the Com.
m!ttee for Courts OF Juatice.
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DECIDES H|GHER VALUES
ON UTILITY PROPERTY
Supreme Court Holds State
Corporation Commission
Should Increase Lcyics.

Valuations OF public utility prop
erty for ratemaking purposes should
be made. in view OF the fact tina,
wartime costs for plants have not
returned TO pre-war levels, and Will
probably never do so. and. therefore,
the State Corporation Commission
should, in It's valuations. give greater
consideration to present-day costs.
This is the gist of n decision handed
down yesterday by the Supreme
Court of Appeals In the matter of
rates charged by the Petersburg Gns
Company, in which tho case Ii re-
manded to the State Corpora ton
Commission for further proceedings.
The Supreme Court holds. In the
opinion In this case. that the basis
of reproduction cost now, less OBJ
served depreclntion, appears to be the
best method OF determining vaiua-
tions of utility property, having the
weight OF decisions in it's favor. This
liz the course followed In recent years
by the Corporation Commission,
which has. however. In the opinion
OF the Supreme Court, not given the
Petersburg Gas Coinpany's property
sufficiently high valuation because
OF the commissions adherence In the
main to pre-war unit prices appli-
liable to property In place prior to
the war. In other words. the SUI
preme Court says II Is UP to the
commission to award higher valua.
lions on utility property.
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BILLS IN THE SENATE

Sir. Dodson: S. Is. No. 23?-A bill ia
amend and re-cnact rsetion OF an act
to provid. for tho Issuing of county bonds
for permanent road or bridge Improve
Inent In tho ma sis,erial district of the
countieB OF tho state. and rcpealing all
Acts In so far the same are In con-
hict herewith. approved September 8. 1919;
referred to the Joint Committee on Special.
Private and Local Lesirlation.
Ar. Nitchrli y. Is. No. 233-To amend
and re-enact section ! or an act 10 pre- :
vent damage and injuries by dogs. and TO
provide compensa ton TO owners OF stock
30 Injured: TO provide for license on dogs.
and to provide for penalties for viola lions
i''ssreof: TO provids compensation TO own
ers of fowl no injured. and to provide funds
for til. enforce OF this act there
from. approved March 80. ISis, approved
March 20. 1920: referred 10 the Committee
on Finance.
Mr. Holt. y. Il. No. 2at-A bill impox-
inE public duties ON persons. firms. cor
porations and associations operating motor
vehicles over the public highways and
s,rees Of the Commonwealth for the
transportation OF passengers and freigh.
for fare. charge and compensation. de-
inning them common carriers, and as
such. public service corporations. and pro-
Nlhing for the control and rcgulat ton
thereof by the State Corporation Com
mission; referred to tho Committee on
itoads and Internal Navigation.
Mr. Holt: 8. u. 30. 235-A bill TO i'm
pose license fees upon every person, arm.
corporation or association operating motor
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

Speaker Brewer called tho House 10
order at IL o'clock. and prayer was
offered by Rev. Fred II. Chenau't.
pastor Of the Broad Street NJ T..
Church. South. Senate communica-
items and House committee reports
were read
Clerk Williams read letter from
the City Council of Hampton. ex-
PRESSING appreciation OF the repor,
Ct the Hampton Roads Port Com
mission and urging the General As
semhiy TO enact into law the recon-
nondations OF the commission.
Delegate ]. ii. Price, of Richmond.
moved that at 1880 o'clock the House
so into tho election OF a Judge OF the
Supreme Court and judges OF scvera,
judicial circuits. The Senate con.
CURED. and the following judges
were elected on separate roll calls:
Supreme Court of Appeals-Judgc
Robert r. Prcntis.
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SENATE PROCEEDINGS

Lieutenant Governor Junius E..
West called tho Senate to order yes
terday. prayer being made by Rev.
George L. Booker. OF tho Methodist
Church.
On the desk OF tho presiding officer
vas handsome tasket Of flowers, a
compliment TO the new Lieutenant
Governor from tho Phi,athea Sunday
School Class OF SUFFOLK Christian
Church, OF which Colonel West Is
teacher. The flowers attracted much
attention.
Senate bill No. Z was passed with
amendments. te
Senator Epes today offered bill
which requires railroad companies to-
provide and operate automatic signals
at highway crossings and at smch
ether crossings as tho State Corpora
ton Commission may direct. and pro-
vidlng penalties for failure on the
part OF the companies to comply.
Following the election Of Judges for
various courts. the Senate adjourned
&c IL o'clock today.
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CHURCHES COMPLETE
SUNDAY-SCHOOL PLANS

Complete plans for the opening of
'ne Standard Training Sunday School.
which starts in Dinford Junior High
aehooi Sunday afternoon. We're made
ast night at a meeting of more than
ooo Sunday school and church WORK
ers OF Methodist, Presbyterian AID
christian churches or the city THO
meeting was held last night In Broad
Street Methodist Church. 49,, I,
seven hundred members are alreadt
enrolled, 1t was announced at r,rx
meeting. or these TOO students hIs'
are Methodists. 100 Presbyterians and
ninety Christian church members
mo,e 'hah .oo more students are .sxr.
pected to Join the classes. Lessons
we're assigned last night and /, WAS:
announced that fifteen instructors.
nad peen engaged to teach mn.
classes and that several more wers
expected to lie engaged.
~ c. Scott Presided over. the 'sses.. =
sion last night
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Or. NELSON AGAIN HEADS
CITY TUBERCULOSIS BODY
Miss Hammers Report Shows
That $3.50 Persons Have
Heard Lectures.

DR.. Garnett Nelson was reelected
president OF the Richmond Tubercu-
losis Association at it's annua. mcct-
Ing in the Y. NJ c. a. auditorium
last night Delegate II. Holman Will
lis. of Roanoke. addressc: tho as
ISOLATION on "Tuberculos.s as n lay
man Sees It."
In his address. Mr.. Willis declared
that educational work was vital In
carrying the message Of the proven
ton and treatment of tub.rculont /,
throughout the State. lie urgeI that
lectures be given IN schools and col
leges so the students might dis
seminate the Information when they
returned to their homes.
Children from Jefferson School pre-
scented the health crusade pageant
that was successfully given at the
Lyric Theater OH christmas. Dr.
Dean b. Cole. tuberculosis consultaut
OF the City Health Department. read
his report of work in 1921. Hall OF
MS salary is paid by the association.
In her annual report. the executive
'retaty Miss Nora Spencer HAM
ner declared that $3.50 people had
been reached through lectures, ass
white and coiored tuberculosis sus-
poets had been examined and twenty
seven positive eases OF the d'sca SO
round. 23i hal been referred 20 tie
City Dispensnry and twenty-five s4nt
to sanatoriums, $4,000 people ha j
seen heath movies and $4,000 Wis IS
had been paid. s57 by volunteer
workers.
Miss Hammer reported tina. SIG.
23S.46 had been received from the
sale of Christmas seals and that the
returns were not yet complete. III
the absence IF i.r. Nelson iesause
OF sickness. &. .fcnrY Inrwood pre-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03
FAVOR AMENDMENTS ~. -.
SUCCESSFULLY MAYOR
Ordinance Commlttee Approves Aiyss
lies PROPOSALS Concerning sec-E..-
tlonh OF ChRrtcr. -.

= 4
The Ordinance Committee last night
considered n number of suggestSG
amendments to tho charter as pro-.
rosed by Mayor Ainslie, and adonihF
them all. The amendments relqteI
mainly to sections in which conf,tsIoi.z
existed. and. as explained by City
Attorney Anderson, rhey are designoI
TO transform the charter intU'&A.
wleldy document. .'',"t
The section which provides for ,lie-
election of officers was rearrangyyi-- -
SO that any officer elected from. amy
ward or district may hold the ot!pr+
until the end of his term from (hiie
specific ward or section. The sr1.. .
tlon which provides for the hlltnE
of an unexpircd term is also ciarIn
fed. SO that confusions which h;rv,
existed In the past may be remedied.
The sections providing for the es-
sessment OF taxes for property .,iiS, :.
provements was simpllfed. as was
that In relation to the construction
of sewers. t,sir ...a.
The provision providing that 5'intts
cent OF the estimated revenues s-Ga
set aside as a reserve fund to be used
solely In emergencies, was fxed a,
per cent. 1t being believed -sirae
this sum would meet the rcauiSSfs..,, :
ments.
owing to anticipH.-d action ofthg
Board of Aldermen this afternoon ses.g
) o'clock, the committee postpofsyi,,
consideration of the ,jitney licenssssse
ordinance until o'clock Monday.--
afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

Twenty-fifth Circoit-Judge T. y
Haas.
Twenty-sixth Circuit -Jud g q
George Latham Fletcher.
Twenty-seventh Circuit ud z g
William K. Burns.
Twcnty-eighth Circuit-Ju;ac r. D.
White
Twenty-nlnth Circuit-Judg. Ben.
nett L. Gordon.
Law and Chancery Court OF Nor
folk-Judse Richard AIcnwainc
Law and Equity Court OF Richmond
Judge Beverley T. Crump.
Corporation Court. city Of Fred
ericksburg-Judge John d. Gooirick
Corporation Court. city OF Lynch
burg-Judge Frank p. Christian.
Corporation Court, city of Peters
burg-Judge James N. Mullen.
AS the vote for each was an
ncunced, Speaker Brewer declared tho
election.
Delegate Bondurant asked tina,
House bill No. 35, which had been
dismissed from the calendar. be re-
committed to committee Delegate
Groome, of Hampton. arose and Of
fered an apology to the patron oil
the bill and to the memters of the
fouse Tor WoBlng the motion to dis
miss the bill. stating 1t was done in
the rush and with the desire to ex.
pedite business.
House bill No. Z was reported from
the Senate with an amendment pro.
viding that registered bonds OF any
municipality. county or subdivision
thereof. be included with State bonds
and be used In whole or in part rs
Indemnity bonds to be placed by State
dcpositaries. The amendment wa,
agreed TO by vote of SS TO 4.
| Delegate Price announced the
Chamber OF Commerce dinner Friday
night at the Jefferson Hotel in hon or
OF the Governor. and urged ever,
member to attend. stating that all
members OF the Supreme Court OF
Appeals and al, State officers would
be present. and II was desired to zee,
together and know each other bet.
ter" The dinner Is complimentary
On motion of Delegate Patterson
House bill No. %. relative to the
killing of muHkrats. was recalled
from passage and placed on it's Sec
ond reading.
House bill No. 80 WAS passed by a
vote of 80 to o. and House bills Nos
"a. rs and 26 were passed en- bloc
the vote being so to o.
Senate bill No. "a was read for the
second time.
Adjournment was taken at 2:3t
O'Clock until IL O'clock noon today
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SOUTHERN VA. DIOCESE;
H0A0Rs BISHOP TUCKER
Presents Veteran Clergyman
With Means for Far
East Trim.
Especial to The Times-Dispatct;.1 :

Especial to The Times Dispatch..l -+i
NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Feb. A.
Bishop Beverly d. Tucker was
honored this afternoon by the Coun-,
ell Of the Southern Diocese of VT: =
ginia for his service of half a .oen-y
fury by provision for q trip to the
Far East. where he and his wife,
may have opportunity to visit his
three sons In missionary wol. y.
ceived the honor. deeply impressed,
and uttered thanks to the council for
their indication of esteem.
The council closed after reports
from the various church activities
were heard. Each report indicated
the progress and development of thn
Southern Diocese during the past
year Efforts to increase the educa =
tional facilities were Indicated in ttc
reports, which told also of the need,
for ministers to preach the Gospel tsn
the field of service. Of the docesy,
urging the council to do everything
cation and to present an adequate
means OF preparing students for That.
line OF service. 500
The next council will be held at
Danviile. Resolutions were adopted
at the morning session placing all
matters roative to the nationwide
campaign in the hands 'of the execu y
tive committee, which was emp6W.
cred to decide all questions which
mny arise as a result OF the cam
paign. The Southern Virginia Do
ccse probably will seek to have
portion of the money spent in this
diocese.
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hereby segregated anu made subject
TO State taxation alone.
inheritance Tax Same,

8. On or before the first day Of
February. 10, and AZ often there
after as may seem proper. the sew
eral cities and towns, by their Coun-
ellis and the Boards OF Supervisors,
shall! provide for the assessment and
collection OF all taxes segregated to
them, and such cities. towns and
counties arc vested with the power to
nix the compensation and duties OF
the commissioners OF the revenue
and tho treasurers holding Office IN
their respective jurisdictions for the
service" rendered the localities. The
said Councils and Boards OF Sup,r
risors shall have plenury power in
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METHODISTS WILL SEEK !.
4 MILLION IN Z DAYS
VIII nc;sin Campaign to Collect Cepr
tchnry Pledges Due 1efore pst
May 1.
LRy Associnted press j

MEMHlils. TENN, Feb, 2.-In an
day. March 26, and continuing seven
days. the Methodist Episcopal Chutch.s
south. expects to collect $1,000. 000 of
centenary pledges duo before May IL,
day at the closing meeting OF rho.
chnrch-widc conference OF cicrTT1r
and lay representatives. OF the various
activities OF the church. which has.
oeen IN session here for three days.
All the machinery and publicity
which attended to Inauguration OF
the centenary campaign In 1919 viii
DO nut into action to. make the one
II was announced. W.
week campaign in March succcss.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03
sPRINCLIKE WEATHER
ON GROUND HOG DAY.,
atmospheric Sharp Digs nacL ,;s,,..
Hole When Old Sol Renms
Above ,IIorf,D,, 49,.

according to all known and I'm.
nnoMh stone-age and modern lore.
n.oiane and mtdiaeval history. vuI.
NAT and common fractions, the
",,'n, lor the next forty days and,
m.sn.s VIII be "ba-ad." For, the
ground hog saw his shadow yestsrs.
day. seo'eH-'
The lowering and weeping clouds
OF the night before faded away be-,
, ,o Old Sol pokcd his head up. anu,
MISTER Ground Hog betook himself
nnck into his hole and pulled 1t In az,
wi h'h', All who believe this wilio
make plans for comfort against rfnao
coming storms. but those who remem.
per about last year. VIII give Mister
Ground Hog the "merry hn-hnw .E"st
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providing Tor the assessment OF real
estate and tangible personal property
and TO FIX the compensation for the
same In their respective jurisdictions.
4. Nothing In this bill shall change
tho division OF inheritance taken be-
tween the state and tho localities
as Is now provided ~ law. nor to
change the method of tho assessment
of the rolling stock of electric rail
way companies.
8. Section 2a05 and section ZOOS OF
the Code OF Virginia, sections . am!
of chapter 384 OF the Acts of 1918:
sections and 3 of chapter % OF the
Acts Of special session of 1919. and
all acts or parts of acts Inconsistent
with this uct, are hereby repealed.
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succe.ss.-.
Emsincer. to Elect Omcer..

Officers for the ensuing year w1I
be elected mt n business meeting OF
tile richmond Chapter. American Az:
$ o'clock tonight In the iUnivers,ty-
Club. a dinner VIII be served at
6;so o'clock. Roy Dudley, president
of the Richmond First Club, viii
speak on the ob1scts OF that club.
Reports Will be made OF The licensing
bin and also the zoning proposition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03
ALL REAL ESTATE
REVENUE WOULD co
TO LOCAL GOLFERS

CONTINUED From First Page.)
OF all corporal ions operating rail-
roads By steam. money. income and
NIL other classes of property not spe-
officially mentioned In this act, are
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DiSrLAf GLAS,IfltD
~ w. S. ROBINSON. JR.,
Real Estate Auctioneer.

execution OF certain deed OF
Il, dated November "a, 1920, and re-
1 .ded in the clerks Office of Rloh-
,ihond Chancery Court. in D. u. 28BrC,
page 396, to the undersigned trustee,
default having been made in the pay
ament Of the debt therein secured.
and being required by the beneficiary
SO to do. I will sell at the ONCE OF
s. w: Robinson Jr. st. Luke Bank
Building, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 1922,
at o'clock r. M,
that certain metal garage and lot ON
tho north limo OF M" Street, near
Twenty-ninth Street. fronting 10 feet
ons,sis Street, with a dep'h Of as feet,
4 s. W, ROBINSON.
s Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

Fifty Patients Rescued mt Fire.
MADISON. FLA, Feb. 1.-Two large
frame buildings OF the Yates Sana-
forum here were destroyed by fire
early today, with loss estimated at
$4,000. About fifty patients were
removed In safety.
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Sealed proposals VIII be received at this
office until II o'clock moon, Thursday.
February Is. 1922. for the building OF
Precas, Pipe. Segment Block, Brick and
WITHIN the limits Of the City OF Richmond.
A deposit of $1,000 Is required for plans
and specifications before they arc delivered
TO the bidder. This contract covers APP
proxinateiy 100000 worth Of sewers.
Forms OF proposals can be obtained on APP
piicHtion. "A certified check for amount
stated on proposals must accompany each
:. I'D as "a guaranty of execution OF contract.
The Director OF Public Works reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids. Allen J.
Saville, Director OF Public Works.
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LIiOIvs-LEGALs
Legal Notices

MECHANICS AND MERCHANTS BANK.
richmond, January IS. lY:2.
The annual meeting vi the stockhuiders
or this bank will be neld February 27th
next. at the banking house, Twelfth and
Hull Streets, for transaction OF any busl-
ness that may be brought before u.
]. Ii, PATTESUN,
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'S1n uLsi'i.rS int your properly TOT
,a!. ~ 'oi r-ut VITA AUrtnn ~. rh...
aunvI -rcuI,n uour. FHa Natiebsi Bank
L.D.IIIng. kAndnIpn 81.
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icsiSihs ULf .Isi u L..svs al
lots Tor safe, exchange OF cent Scr nt
call
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~, nnv,>L in,isI G,,MfASt, R.ui Es~
tale Department. 5sI-n. reptais and
,oans SrN-htn ana Maih Str-ets
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o
intangibics
Net loss to State
II tx M
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toa i,.sts. 1921 Suui pIup,rt, Win v. ,
,H,toi 30. IL %urtn S.ntn STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

e,yU HGe,p.Is .:st yuui Iarms aud cry
uin.-iu Min tUliard d bashy. Rich,
nnnd. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

foH Nk.suLis. svv l.. Z. huMiru Ideally
Corp. i-ai Estate Buiiding.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

We have several clients for homes on
Church Hin. What have you to offer /?
Rogers, Smith & Heaiep. Mutual Bldg.
N.,,iison l7IT.
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w.u,.u Kra. estate

FAiA> wanted large VI SNAIL For uulch
r-s.Its Sc" aiessrs.. West aud Timuer
iahe. farm department. J.. u. CarhrA
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WE have several cash buyers for Monu-
mcnt Avenue homes. east OF Boulevard.
Whnt have You to offer? See II. l..
<Bramham. with Chas. F. Ruchrmund,
Ss'Room &c, Allison Building.
WEST END HOMES--We have u client for
hume Of 6 rooms In West End.
4 Must be- modern. What have you to
oner7 Rex y. Jones Co.. Inc, 1t North
Eighth Street.
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~ ACRES. Ch.stcrreid County. Groom
houHc. usual outtuildings. exchanged for
city !ncona property. 49, s;s. care The
D!hpatch.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24
FORTY CENTS OF 81
PAYS DEBTS IN OHIO
(Ry Associated Pressl


COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 24--Fory
Gems of each 81, paid in taxes in Ohio
at the present time goes for debt pur-
poses, leaving so cents for operating
expenses.
This is shown in final report on
bonded Indebtedness for the state, up
to June 80, 1922, issued today by State
Auditor Tracy.
Tracy's figures show $34,000.000, or
IL percent of the taxes collected, must
be used to pay the interest on out
standing debts. In addition, $49,660.-
900, is paid on the principal, necessitat-
ing further outlay of % percent of
the taxes received.
The total bonded Indebtedness of all
political subdivisions up to June 80.
last, was s679. 087.137, as compared
with $607 1893, 059, for 1921; $50, 1885,
465, for 1920; SASS, 487, 442, for 1919
and $434, ,798 for 1918.
At the February and August settle
ments 1922 Tracy said, the total taxes
collected were $203,761, 442.91. Calcu
| lations of the amount necessary to pay
interest was figured on a basis of five
percent
An increase in the debt of "a of the
88 counties is reported. The IA that
are on the honor roll,' are:
| Champaign, Clermont, Fairfield, Gal
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-24

Did you get new member this
week? And have you taken advantage
of the double insurance? Two verv
important matters.