Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 October 1915 — Page 18

1916 cm TAX IEVY EXPECTED TO SUNK

City Will Be Shade Lower, and Harrison Township Will Be Down Sixteen Cents.

Tazaa in Terr* Hants and Harrison township for the coming year will be lower than they war® last year, but those levied In the other townships of the oounty will on an average be higher, acoording to a comparison of the 1914 and 1915 tax levies. Taxes fixed by the county oouncll show the biggest reduction but those fixed by the township advisory boards show marked increases. The oounty tax was lowered this year from 44 cents to 42 oents. The nine cents gravel road bond tax was eliminated entirely from the county tax. The poll tax and State remain, the same, as does the dty

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Taxes in the city have been

lowered from $3.84 to $3.82, a difference of two oents. The greatest redaction Is shown in the rate of Harrison township which was fixed at $2.08 last year. This year it is $1.87, a difference of sixteen cents lower than last yeas.

Taxes In "West Terre Hlaute for 1916 am fixed at $3.82. Last year they were $8.25. Those in Seelyville also •how a marked raise of thirty oents. Taxes in Hloney Creek show a reduction at four oents Prairieton, a raise of twenty-nine oents Ldnton, a raise of thirty-six cents Flerson, a raise of two oents Riley, a raise of one cent Lost Creek, a raise of twenty-two cents Nevins, a raise of four cents Otter Creek, a reduction of ten cents Fayette, a raise of thirty-six cents and In Sugar Creek, a raise of two oents.

FOTJU-LEGGED CHICKEN,

Freak Fowl Is Received From 8helbena, Mexico. By Special Correspondent.

VINCENNES, Ind., Oct. 20—Martin Bochner has a freak in the way of a four-legged chicken, which was sent to him from Shelbena, Mexico. It was hatched and raised with other chickens. Quite a large number of people have oalled at the Bochner home to see the chicken.

Birthday Observed.

By Special Correspondent. VINCENNES, Ini., Oct. 29.—Mrs. Mary Perry was given a surprise on her sixty-fourth birthday Wednesday evening by relatives and neighbors. Games were played and refreshments were served.

Suit is Compromised.

By Spacial Correspondent VINCENNES. Ind., Oct. 29.—The case of Fannie J. McAtee vs. the Vandalia Coal company, which was vent:cd here from the Greene county circuit court, in which damages was asked for $6,000, was compromised for $650 out of which must be paid five lawyers, who have had the case In hand for the plaintiff.

LODGE PLAY DRAWS CROWD.

Thq "Old Fashioned Huskin Bee," an entertainment in one scene, played to an over-flow house last night at Red Men's hall, Seventeenth and Hulman streets, and will be repeated Friday night at the same place.

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M'KEEN TO TRAVERSE DIXIE BEE LINE SOUTH

Terre Haute's Commissioner Will Take Part In Final Selection of Route for Road.

Terre Haute's Dixie bee line commissioner, Charles S. McKeer., will leave on a tour of the route from Terre Haute to Nashville next Saturday. He will be accompanied by Mrs. McKeeii and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Blgwood.

The meeting of the Dixie bee line district commissioners will be held at EvanBville Nov. 4 and at this meeting the official route for the highway from Danville, 111., to Jacksonville, Fla., will be chosen. Mr. McKeen will return from Nashville in time to attend this meeting and to take part in the work, part of which he has ably performed. The highway will come direct from Evansville to Terre Haute and a choice of routes will probably be made between the roads leaving Terre Haute going north to Danville, both the Paris road and the Clinton road having been surveyed and recommended. Mr. McKeen said Friday: "This matter is of great Importance to Terre Haute, The establishment of this road anrl its maintenance as a good thoroughfare from north to south Will bring a great amount of travel in this direction and it means, aside from its economic importance, a matter of dollars and cents to Terre Haute. I would like to see a good sized Terre Haute delegation in the Evansville convention."

PLANS STREET CLEANING.

Commissioner Unison Launches Systematic Campaign. John I. Unison, the new street commissioner, has mapped out an eortenslva street cleaning plan, which will have to be taken up step by step.

At present the street flushers are In the shops for repairs, and beginning probably next Monday night, Mr. Unison says, Wabash avenue will be flushed every night, after midnight, from Second street to Thirteenth street. The commissioner a»?Us the co*. operation of the merchants, requesting them to see that the sidewalks are swept clean before midnight.

The alleys between Wabash avenue and Ohio and Cherry streets will be cleaned regularly, and Unison asks that the merchants aid by putting what rubbish they can in containers, that it may be gathered more easily. At regular intervals all of the outlying streets will be cleaned with the sweeping machines, whieh also are being repaired.

There are ordinances against raking leaves from lawns into paved streets and burning leaves on paved streets, which Unison says must be obeyed.

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INDEXES WEDDING LICENSES.

In an effort to compile all the marriage licenses granted since 1873 and index the names of both parties, County Clerk Joyce has employed Fred Seeburger to make up the record. According to Joyce there are many times when it would greatly simplify mat-

TODAY

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Fac-simile of an announcement from the Chicago Tribune last Sunday. Geraldine Farrar gets 54,000 for two performances.

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GERALDINE FARRAR Singing at The Aaditoriam

Today

Photo (c) by Aime Dapont

Theatre News

Miss Farrar, who gives a recital this afternoon and later will sing at least five times for Mr. Campanni, was offered—and she refused—$2,000 to sing two numbers from "Carmen" at the first public showing of the film based on that opera. The movie managers are pikers. Mr. Neumann pays Miss Farrar $4,000 for this afternoon's appearance.

TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE

tors if there wore some sort of record of this kind. Mr, Seeburger says ho expects it will take five or six months to bring the record up to date.

WOMAN CHARGES THEFT,

Patrolman Harvey Jones Friday arrested Ira Dering at Seventh street and the S. I. belt on a warrant sworn

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out by Gertrude Smith, charging him with stealing $6. He will be arraigned Saturday morning.

RECEPTION FOR PASTOR.

A reception was tendered Rev. L. S. Smith, new pastor of the Grace Methodist church, Thursday evening at the church by the members of the congre

AMERICAN MsTHEATRfti

Wldc'yKnown ^unount^ictur^ A WORD TO THE WISE!!

Don't Let Unscrupulous Theatre Managers Mislead You By Trying to Make You Believe Their Own Lies

CARMEN

Now Playing the American Is the Only Original

GERALDINE FARRAR "CARMEN"

SHOWS—11 a. m., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 and 9:30.

Produced by the Jesse L. Lasky company, for Paramount, with arrangement by Morris Gest. People have paid $3, $4 and $5 to see the famous prima donna, GERALDINE FARRAR in such operatic roles as "MADAME BUTTERFLY," "LA TOSCA," "NANON" and "CARMEN." All these characters are introduced with GERALDINE FARRAR in the "CARMEN" films today.

IF YOU WANT TO SEE "CARMEN" COME TO THE AMERICAN. IF YOU JUST WANT TO SEE A MOVIE ACTRESS TRYING TO PLAY "CARMEN" YOU DON'T WANT TO SEE GERALDINE FARRAR. REMEMBER we show "CARMEN" TODAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY ONLY.

TODAY AND TOMORROW OUR PARAMOUNT TRAVEL NO. 21 IS THE ADDED ATTRACTION. These travel films show places of great interest that you, perhaps, would never get to see.

A $3.00 Show for the Price of a Movie

$100 given away next MONDAY AND TUESDAY at the theatre. See announcements in the theatre today regarding it.

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gation. Informality reigned the greater part of the evening.' A short program was given. Rev. W. J. Ewlng, pastor of the Centenary church, and Rev. Manford C. Wright, pastor of the Montrose church, extended greetings to the new pastor.

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