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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
ST. STEPHEN CHURCH NOTES
Rev. ]. d. Howell, minister

Next Sunday the-psstef- choir
usher board and members are in
vited TO be the guests OF the Rev.
Wright, pastor OF AME. church.
Ann Arbor, the services there be-
gin at $50
Rev, Motion will preach for the
Ladies Sextette.' on Monday eve
ming, Aug q. The Excelsior club
will meet Thursday evening, Aug
ust II. at 4044 McGraw avenue.
Mrs. Duetta Addy will be hostess.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday
evening, August Is, at the home of
Mrs. H. Clements, OF 1888 Hazelet
avenue, Rev, R. H. Pittman preach
ed for the Loyal Hearts club, Tues
day, August is, Thursday night,
August "a. will be Professional and
Business Mems night, for the ben
eft Of the Junior choir.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

Mr.. and Mrs, James Frederick
Green Of Dryden avenue wish to
announce the birth Of their son.
James Frederick Green Jr. The
baby was born at the home Of Mrs,
Green's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Watkins on July 81. Both mother
and son are doing fine.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

David E Carroll, director OF mu-
sic in the johnson c. Smith college
is in Detroit visiting his father, the
Rev. Harry M. Carroll. new pastor
Of Scott NJ, E church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
Visiting in Illinois

Mr. and Mrs W. NJ Rucker Of
Hazelett and their little daughter,
Shirley jean, left last week on a
motoring TIP for two-week visit
with friends and relatives in Nam
moth IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

Mrs Otey V. Smith of 1924 25,h
street, has returned from Chicago,
H., and Milwaukee, Wis, where she
spent her vacation, visiting rela-
tives and friends
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
Visits Atlanta

Charles Gibson of 6098 Hazelet
avenue, left after working hours
Friday evening, August II, at 2 o.
clock, for a business week end trip
in Atlanta Ga After attending 10
the business and taking a short rest,
he left Atlanta before noon Sunday
and arrived in Detroit and reported
for work at o'clock Monday morn
ing.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

meet Saturday, August 10. at $3.50
P m. at the Trinity AM.E, church,
5430 Roosevelt street, to complete
plans for a mammoth Westside
mass meeting, TO be held at the
Sampson school Friday night, Sep
TENDER IS Atthe meeting Edward
]. Jeffries Jr. will be officially in
troduced as candidate for mayor of
the city Of Detroit. Luther c. Keith
is president Of the league; Jesse
Ford, first vice president; Mrs
Pearl Scott, second vice president;
NAPOLEON Keith. third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Holiday, secretary;
Mrs. Jeanett Lyons, assistant Sec
rotary; George c. Wade, treasurer.
x = 4
Announces Marriage
Mrs Hattie Green announces the
secret marriage OF her sister, Ann
Love Furlow TO John E. Woodbridge.
The couple spoke their nuptial vows
in Toledo. July 80. 1899, and are
row al home with the bridegroom's
mother, Mrs, Woodbridge OF Bangor
avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

Mrs, Taylor OF McComb street
entertained MISS I. SmTh and Miss
Simmons last week. Others pres
ent we're Mrs. Jesse Strickland,
Mrs. Nina Collins, Mrs. Maud
White and others. The honored
guests are school teachers from
Bermuda.
4 X
Returns Home
Mrs. Francis R. Sleet and son, J.
Turner Sleet, Mrs Marties Peyton
OF Monmouth, Ill. have returned
home, after a three months visit
at the home OF Mrs. John L. Harris
OF Hszelett avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

Miss Christova Reid and sisters,
Ruth and Evetts, with their mother.
visited their brother Frank at Boy
town camp. Chelsea, Mica. last
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19


Edna Blasingame was the hos
tess at the regular meeting Of the
Chickdee club last week Plans
were completed for the club party
10 be given a, the 70 Horsemen's
club. a favorite spot among many
social clubs. The party will be Civ
en- Saturday night Of this week
After business was completed the
hostess served tasty luncheon.
-mea.hers include Elizabeth
Sc-osss. president; Gladys White.
treasurer: Evelyn Miles. secretary;
Beatrice Hayes, Sula Simms, Lii
lisn Merch and Edna Blassingame.
4: < 4
Nestside Voters league
The Westside Voters league will
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
FASCINATING
PERFUME ID
HER .TALCUM POWDER!

This young lady is sophisticated.
She knows that Cuticura Talcum is
both a fine talcum powder and
thrilling perfume. It's hard to believe
that you could find such fragrance
in a talcum powder. e. but the allure
of Cuticura Talcum Powder and its
Rare Oriental Bouquet compares
with that of the finest perfumes.
This subeyfne tdicHm IS especially h1r-
nions after y0Ry bath. Above all,
makeityour"st stepping perfume.
Cuticura Talcum Powder is sold at
your druggist's-(25e for the large
size), Also at ten cent stores in the
guest size. For FREE Sample, write
to Cuticura, Dept. D, Maiden, Mass.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

GEORGE: Whaf fhs mech happened
10 your Uncle John, hsfr For Year,
II uds gray; hs looked old. Nov IL 10
tef black and he loot, IS yeors
younger. I can't Under5fGnd ~
HENRI Y: NJ tuppo5cd 70 BE- q seeref,
George. bur Iu teH you Ne colored
his hair Wifh Codefroy'' Lorieuss.
iepf... and 'tudged' Q Hffls on
hi ges - Roi hinscJ rood Job.
Reffef aafeh oui. George. Unels
.iohr r1ifhf sfeoi your fifi friend.
. your hair peppered with erayp
fe you out Of a job because ''yoy'ss
90 oid7" Are you losing out on
love - romance -eood times - be-
cause you Look TOO old 10 Join IN The
fun Of the younger seti Then do
what thousands Of men have done
- use Larieuse. the hair eolorina
that makes hair soft. glossy. unit
formly 5olorful and -takes years "a
your looks. ~ YOUR DEALER
DOES NOT HAVE IT SEND iI.lS
mo extra postage DIRECT TO
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
Atty, and Mrs. Martinez,
Host and Hostess

A"y. and Mrs. R. A Martinez
hal as their house guess last Week,
>|Rey and Mrs. R. B Hunt, DR.. and
Mrs Vital McKinnon Of Worces-
te. Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Hatton
Turner OF Springfield, Mass. Rev.
and Mrs Hunt were attending the
conference Of Foreign and Home
missionary society al ST. Paul A,
Nj Zion church.
The visitors left for Cleveland,
Ohio, Saline and Sharon. Pennsyl-
vania before returning home
Wh!le here they were highly en-
tersined by friends including Mr.
end Mrs Stephen Turner, Mr. and
Mrs Stephen of Stanford avenue,
end Mr. and Mrs. jefferson Smith
Of Vinewood avenue
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

sranmother, Alex PisSott, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Thomas -Lovejoy. Thomas
Aaron and Marjorie Lovejoy, 9th
er guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Guyton, Mr. and Mrs. Hicks and
son, Mrs. ciarice Jones, James Col
den, Mr.. and Mrs, Drew. A recep-
ton for the bride and bride groom
will be given at later date.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
sCHWELLENBACH TO SPEAK

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRGINIA
Senator Lewis B. Schwellenbach.
3D., Washington, member of the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee,
will be one Of two principal speakers
at the evening session of the Institute
Of Public Affairs here on July 9Th.
Senator Schwellenbach will speak OH
:" United States and Int rnational
Problems.'' Col. Theodore Roosevelt,
Jr., son of the former President The
udore Roosevelt, and former Governor
General Of the Philappine1, will be
the other speaker on this occasion. TIE
Institute Of Public Affairs, which
convened fer twelve day sessi on
July 3rd, has become the foremost
forum in America for discu sion of
I'LL aspects Of important public prob
lens. Ehis is the thirteenth annual
session. The Institute last year had
more than 1900 registered members
in attendance while several times thai
number attended individual sessions
The general theme of this year In
stitute is "New Pr. blems of Govern
ment, National and International
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
INTERE sTING TOPICS DISCUSSED

''What is the effect of modern
islation upon the status of contracts
of married Women?" "When may an
employee be justified in abandoning
his employment" How does con
cealment affect an insurance agree
ment?'' elbow should layman pro.
coed in order to bring an action in
Justice of the Peace court?'
These are only four of the great
many int esting questions dis used
in the free correspondence course on
Commercial and business law offered
| by the Adult Education Correspon-
dence Service of the Works Progress
| Administration in Washington. This
service, part of the general Adult
| Education program sponsored by the
state superintendent of public instruc'
ton, provides SIS subjects which are
available without charge to any resi-
dents of Washington who are = years
of ago or older acccr ling to Don G.
Abel, WPA state administrator.
Details of the Commercial and
| Business Law course have been work
| ed out by an attorney of many years
experience in commercial law. The
text study is supplemented by state
statutory provisions covering such
subjecs as usury, exemptions, liens
limitation of actions, issuance, con
veyaace, sales, procedure in Justlcs
of the Peace courts, and many other
topics with which every citizen, shoulc
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
HartIine News

HARTLINE Especially Dee Eek
enbarger was an Ephrata visitor Fri
day.
J. w. Harmon made business trip
to Wilbur Wednesday.
Wednesday and Thursday were ths
wa NEST days we have had. Thursday
the thermometer reached IS degrees.
Cooler weather prevailed Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Mcleod have
rented the Woods property in the
northwest part of town.
Johnnie johnson of Almira was a
Han time business caller Friday morn
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Behne entertained Z
group Of girls at her beautiful coun'
try home Thursday afternoon for he1
niece, Miss Dorothy Dobbins, of Wen
atchee. A de icious lunch was served
by the hostess and fine time was
enjoyed by ALL
Paul Shaw purchased used Chew
rolet coach from the Sunset Garage
Almira, last week.
Roy Swigart made business trip
to Spokane Tuesday.
The Weekly Bridge club was entes
tanned by Mrs. Ca stem Wednesday af
ternoon.
The Lutheran laules met Wednes
day to clean the church.
! A miscellaneous shower was .give1
for Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bise at thu
Earl Kirkland home Friday aft :rncen
The Bise family recently lest thei
home and all its contents by fife. A
bout IS attended. I. delicious luncl
was served and many useful gift
were received.
Mr.. and Msr. L. W. Higginbot,an
and fanny left Saturday for Seattl
and other cost p.ints to visit relat
ives. They expect to return home Tues
! day.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
LARGEST TRAVELLING STAGE IN
WORLD COMING TO SPOKANE

When the term "big" is used in
connection with columbia Caval-
cade," the golden jubilee celebration
in Spokane, August 1 to 5, it is APP
rropriate in view of the fact that the
biggest travelling stage in the world
will set under the stars on the
greens of the Fairg olnds to ac-
cOmOdate twelve hundred actors.
lighting effects as large and brillian
as those Hollywood uses in its spectac-
ular productions will bring color ard
beauty to tie constantly fading AMI
e.ed Wagons, tribes of Indians, p o.
nrer regime It's, and the courage usly
marking Black Robes, mission aries and
srtle s lead the vangra d tn t tells
the story of romance, danger and ad.
venture.
Fifty tholssnd people are expected
to witness the lavish production with
calls coming in for box reservations
even before the advance ticket sale
opens July 6.
Lavish as "Colunbia CavalcNade'
ill be in it's elf, it will also be sur
oun led ly festivities thro ughout Tie
ity. There w Il be series Of fine
parades, Cavalcade fiesta witt
street dances, st eet singers and shows
here will be a WILDLIFE STOCK
ABE ON the midway at the Fair
6 ounds; Gay Ninties music hall.
Spokane will also officially be il
:ostume with the giils in gay print
and crisp organdie bonnets, the mel
il long frock coats aud high top hats
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
5000 SAILORS TO BE IN TACOMA

Just one, but perhaps the most fas-
cinating, phase of Golden Jubilee
Week at Tacoma will be the arrival of
six of Uncle Sans largest battle
ships to share in the celebration July
1923. The flagship California, of the
U. S. Battle Force, in command of
Admiral J.. o. Richardson leads the
flotila of giants in Tacoma s pictur-
esque harbor. Other units will be the
battlewagons Arizona, Nevada, Idaho,
Mississippi and New Mexico. Moe
than 5000 sailors will take "shore
leave'' when the Pacific Fleet steams
into the harbor, and whole conting
| ent of smaller vessels will accompany
the large fighting units for the dura-
| ton Of their stay.
Tacoma will held open house to
Uncle Sam s fighting men and offic
ers with series of twelve dances and
elaborate plans for golfing and shore
sports of every kind. Invitations tc
the fair young ladies of the state OF
Washington to come to Tacoma durin.
the Golden Jubilee Celebration have
been sent out to all parts of the state
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06

A prankster has been toying with
the sign on the dressing room used
by Edgar Bergen and Charlie Nc
Carthy. So far. Bergen hasn't
received any billing on his dressing
room door. The original sign read
Charlie Mccarthy g. Friend" Later
it was changed to read: Charlie
Mccarthy & Stooge." Last Sunday.
Bergen found the following: MO
earthly & One"
Carlton Brickert, below. is rarely
called by his given name. Even mali
addressed to him at the NBC studios
carries the name David" This haA
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06

be familiar. No library work is nee
essary because. except for the text,
all materials required for the students
to complete the course accompanies
the lesson assignment.
Other business subjects listed in the
catalogue of free correspondence
courses are Business Arithmetic, Bus
mess English. Bookkeeping, Account.
ing, and Federal Tax. Enrolment APP
plication blanks and catakgu of
courses may be obtained from the A.
ult Education Correspondence Service
W.P.A., 14th Avenue NV. and w.
Sind street, Seattle.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06

A. J, LaRose Of Wilbur transacted
business in Hartline Monday.
Claude Drinkard from across the
| Coulee was Hartline caller Tuesday.
Jean Farley was a guest Of Jean
Higginbotham Mond.y night and
Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. w. Switzer and
daughters were gue.ts Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Evans Tuesday.
Paul Shaw, w-o spent the past
year at the A. J. Frederick home re.
tu1 ned to his home at Yakima Tuesday
Ry Swigart made a business trip
to Wilbur Monday evening.
Kenneth and Homer Evers returned
home from Fl mt, Michigan Tuesday
with Lew pickup.
| Mr.. and Ms. II. G. Kephart and
sons of 81 okane sp mt the week at
the parental Unde wood home.
Celebrates -Four Birthdays
| An club rat, bin theay dinner was
snjoyed at the j. w. Harmon home
Sunday honoring the birthdays of Mrs
j. W. Harmon, DR.. O. w. Harmon, M s
, Josephine Volk and MrsA Geo. Volk
Those present were: Dr. and Mrs. O
w. Harmon of Wilbur, Mr.. and Mrs
Doc Rice, Mrs Josephine Volk, Mrs
Frank Wosoba, Mr.. an Mrs j. W
Harmon and Mr.. and Ms. Geo. Voll
of Spokane.
Miss Emily Buckley who has beer
visiting her sister, Ellen at the dam
returned home Sunday.
Miss Esther Buckley who has bee,
visiting at Fnt at the pa three week;
Returned home Sunday.
Lloyd Heathman was rushed !;
'pokane Friday for an appendicit
operation.
H. H. Bogar is building nev
chicken houae on his ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hamblin and so
and Mr.. and Mrs David D. Brentne
of Tacoma were calling on Hartlin
friends Saturday. Mr.. an Mrs. Hamt
lin were residents of Hartline abou
] 80 years ago. Mrs. Brentner will b
remembered as Miss Florence. Basse
Miss Gosset Of Spokane was
|
Hartline visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Henning Nord {
Minneapolis, Minnesota dropped in a
the Joe Frenn home Tuesday nigh
:! for a short visit, leaving Wednesda.
Mr.. Nord is cousin of Mr.. Fren
and they had not met fer 80 years
The Nord family is touring tie Yves
On vacation.
The l.. G. Tarter residence, garag
and wash house burned Thursday ;
bout noon. The fire was thought
4 be caused from spark from tt
chimney. Most of their househol
goods were saved.
Mr.. an Mrs. Ira Evans and daugl
ter Kathryn, Mrs. Kate Roberts an
Mrs. Hutton were Ephrata visito
Friday.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06

FOR SALE-Primrose cream sep
arator in excellent condition. This
machine can be bought cheap for
cash.-Inquire Dispatch. Adv.
4 GENERAL LINE OF DIR. HESS
PRODUCTS for livestock and poultry.
Dodd and GLIDE ry. Adv
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
DOBIN sURNS, below, the Sage OF
~ Van Buren,, has once more taken
over duties as Summer Keeper of
the Music Hall" Bob conducts the

Thursday night NBC program while
Bing Crosby vacations at his Del
Mar race track Bing will be back
in September when Bob will have
his turn at taking things easy
The Swing Fourteen, harmony
group heard on the Johnny Pre-
s,l.ts'' shows, will soon participat
in special television programs. max =
p,s one of the largest singing organl :
hsLions yet to appear before tn,
horoscope.
I'ne Andrews Sisters, heard with
Phil Baker on Honolulu Bound,
s:e known in radio as the ideal com
biuation. This does not apply to their
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR

Ezra Stone, star of the "Aldr1ch
Family" dramas, has never gone &c
military school, but he has an nom
orary certificate from Virginia Mill
tary Institute due to his participation
in Brother Rat" the scene of which
was the southern institution.
Elspeth Eric. pictured below. vic
plays the title role in the serial
Joyce Jordan. Girl Interne," ov,a
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1939-07-06

harmonious singing alone. Patty.
Eoove, originates the novelty ar
engagements; Maxene creates the
Intricate counter melody and trick
xordage. while LaVerne, the only
cue who can read music, interprets
the passages for the others.
Bess johnson, star of Hilltop
HOUSE." may turn radio editor. A
new magazine, soon to debut, is de-
mruus Of securing her services in
u1nt capacity. Bess knows the field,
having been employed in most
phases u. It..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-14
ARRANGE FOR
SCHOOL BAND
EXPECTED THAT FIFTY BOYS
AND GIRLS WILL MAKE
UP ORGANIZATION

Fifty boys and girls with must
cal instruments by the first of
March is the ambitious goal
aimed at by Professor Klebsattel,
in an extensive campaign to or
ganize and make permanent the
instrumental music program in
the public schools.
1T is not impossible to achieve
this end" comments Director
Klebsattel. Parents will not
have to assume the heavy bur-
den of providing expensive in
struments, as a rental program
is being planned on moderately
priced instruments, SO a goal of
so young musicians is not vision
ary."
More careful selection of boys
and girls best adapted to various
musical instruments as revealed
by scientific tests, plus the
minimizing of the financial bur-
den for parents are the two i'm
portant features of the new plan
for renting instruments. The
music director further stated that
complete details of the rental
system would be made public as
soon as the plan was approved in
detail by the superintendent of
public instruction.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-14
KEY WESTERS
ESCAPE FIRE

In the January 6 issue Of the
New York Daily Mirror a front
page picture little boy rescued
in a tenement fire in New York
City reveals that it is Louis Sig
norelli, whose mother is Mrs.
Mary Signorelli, former Miss
Mary Sanchez of Key West.
Mrs. Mary Sanchez, Mrs. Sig
norelli's mother; two brothers,
Joseph, Eugene, and a sister,
Myrtle, are living in Key West at
present at 209 Simonton street.
Two others of Mrs. Signorelli's
sons, Tony and Ralph, received
burns about the face and of their
hair. Mrs. Signorelli's hair was
scorched.
The fire was at 210 w. 103rd
ST., with fired janitor Joseph Ma
lone charged with homicidal ar
son. Four died in the fire. Mrs.
Signorelli is at present living at
1866 Amsterdam Avenue in New
York.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-14
ECUADOR GIRL
LANDS In CUBA
BELIEVES MASS CRUISE WILL
RETURN MONDAY: NO
OFFICIAL WORD

Hernelinda BrioneS, Ecuadorian
aviatriX who was grounded in
AllfAmerican mass cruise flight
to Cuba when in Key West hop
ped off for Havana yesterday aft
ernoon in a Fleet plane and
landed there late at Columbia
Field.
Mrs. BrioneS was accompanied
by Armando Alfonso, Key West
mechanic.
Although no official word has
been received here as to when
the "a planes will be returning to
Key West from Havana, Mrs.
Briones told The Citizen that she
believed they would return Mon
day. The return date was pre-
viously set for today.
Mrs. Briones will return with
the mass cruise.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-14
PARKING METER
HEAD In CITY
MANUFACTURER OF TIMING
DEVICES SEES NO NEED
FOR THEM HERE

NJ. H. Rhodes, of the Hartford,
Conn.,, firm of M. H. Rhodes, In
corporated, manufacturers of
Mark Time Parking Meters, and
many other timing devices, was
among the visitors in the city,
and d caller tat the office of The
Citizen.
During his conversation on the
subject of the article manufac-
tured by his company, Mr.
Rhodes said that he could not by
the widest stretch of Imagination
see any reason for having parking
meters in Key West, as he had
not been able to find any need
for them.
However, if it was the intention
of the city to buy them, he would
probably make a bid for the bust
ness, but did not see any reason
why they should be bought for a
city this size.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-01-14
City Council Adopts Budget
During Meeting Last Night
MiHage Against Tax Roll
Placed At Thirty-TwO
Mills; Salary Increases
Also Ordered

The City Council al a special
meeting last night. adopted the
budget for the current year. The
millase against the tax roll was
placed at 80 mills. The millage
last year was placed at 100 mills.
Apporiionment was made as
follows: General revenue. l4lz
mills: Board of Public Works.
51a: indebtedness. 5: court judy
ments. 2: funded debt. S.
The budget was fixed in &C
cordance with sos, 748.52 real es-
tate taxation, with proposed col
lections of about $4,000 from
other sources. The non-exempt
roll aggregates $3,13O.4lO Last
years roll was reduced 80 per
cent to encourage payment of de-
linquent taxes.
Deductions Offered
1t was ordered that 4 per cent
deduction be allowed to those
making tax payments during the
month of January, 2 per cent in
February, and one per cent in
March.
Increase Denied
The tentative budget called for
the increase of salary for the
license inspector from 1920 a
year to 5000, but the proposed
increase was opposed when the
budget was presented.
The budget calls for an in
crease of $40 in the salary of the
sanitary inspector, making it $40
a year An increase of salary
for the city auditor from $4,000
a year to $500 was ordered in
connection with the adopted bud
get.
Extension On Payments
The matter of extending the
time for payment of delinquent
taxes, which ended December 81,
to January 81, was discussed. but
it was decided to refer the mat
ter to the tax committee for fur
Their consideration.