Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 230, 8 September 1915 — Page 10

- " ? . . t ' ft i TEE nidniCND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TCLEGIiAli. "WEDNESDAY, - SEPT. 8, 1915 GITY REDUCES YEAR'S BUD6ET COUNTTCOUNCIL L IGNORES DIHDGES The Main street bridge question was completely Ignored' by the county council this .mprninar when considering the budget of expenses for next year, v "It, would be an, unwise, poMcy for us to take. any. action .whatever." said Mark Stevens. "The bridge could not AUTO CZSTHDYEn . . . KEFflilTS TO CETliri ABOUT 83,036 AMSTERDAM; Sept. ";. 8. The German submarine . that sank the White Star liner Arabic haa made an official report to the Berlin 'admiralty. The U-boat's commander reports that when the Arabic changed her coarse to- approach- another vaal tna ha it Council Pfesses Ordinance be started very soon and It would be Apprcpristiaar $254,605 for Expenses of Various City necessary to Issue bonds -so' I am. in favor of leaving the question entirely with the commissioners at th been torpedoed, he thought the liner Intended, to ram the submarine and, therefore, he ordered her torpedoed. time." , i . i CENTENNIAL OMITTED

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Members Refuse to Alter Estirastes but Agree to Take - 'Money From General Fond

- in 1916.

' An ordinance . appropriating $254,-

99$. 21 for the expenses of the various - departments of the city . government

next- year, $3.03(8.31 less than the bud

get for this year provided, was passed by council last night under suspension

. or iug rules. ' The 1916 budget ordinance, as enact

en. contains . no appropriation lor

celebration of .Richmond's centennial

anniversary next year, an oversight

, Mayor Bobbins attempted to excuse by . stating t that such an appropriation

I would have been provided if the com-

: mission no ou appouian w pn wr

the event had taken the trouble to aa

vise what amount the city should ap

preprlate. . ' "

"Prior to the meeting last night several couacllmen confessed that no can-

tehalal appropriation was provided be

cause no one rememoereo. inai we

'celebration was. contemplated. . .v Anreement Reached.

'After- Councilman Walterman had

" sharply advised the incorporation of a

centennial Appropriation into the bud

get to Indicate to the public that coun-

U gad the .administration were lined

up. solidly behind any movement to

ay honor, to the best city the sun ev

er shone upon" on . Its one hundredth

blrthdav several administration : of fl

eers and. councilman, plainly Indicated their embarrassment It was finally decided that next year , an appropria- . . T a .1 . a 1-1

- lion wouia oe maae ior ine cem.eamu

but of the general fund of the city. The 1916 appropriations for the tarl

ous city departments, as provided In

the budget ordinance, follows:

Finance Dept. $10,988.26. This year, $10,248.57. Item of interest and commission increased from $1,298.67 to

$3,013.26.

Law Dept. $1,800, the same as this

year. . , Water Decreased.

Public Works Dept. $22,800. This year, $23,500. . The item for metered

water is decreased from $4,000 to $3, 200. .

Engineering Dept. $4,150. This year

$4,050. The salary of the assistant en

gineer increases from $1,000 to $1,100

per annum. Market Dept. $1,119. This year

MTO. Marketmaster's salary increased

fjrom $720 to $840. Fire Dent. $43,800. This year, $42.

K95. - Fire chief's salary . Increased

:rom $1,200 to $1,420. .

Buildings and Grounds $2,720. This

year, $2,120. . Parks Dept. $6,720, the same as this year. f Sewers, Streets and Alleys Dept.

$5(.200. This year, $53,725. An In

crease from $15,000 to $20,000 as city's ehar of public Improvements Is provided. , Crematory Dept. $7,320. This year, $14,320, Je budget for this year in- ' eluding an .appropriation of $7,000 for a new crematory. Police .'Dept. $21,676. This year, $20,016. Salaries of officers were Increased this year after the budget was framed so this: year's budget provides for the increase. Municipal Plant $65,366.95. This year. $66.991.95.' Saving is effected In incidentals. Assessment and Collection Dept. '$1,900. .This year, $2,200. Salary of assistant -city -treasurer reduced from $600 to $300. . - -Health and Charities Dept $7,725. This year $7,965. An appropriation of $3,000 for the hospital is provided for

next year tue same as this year.

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MIGHT MAMOUVLttZ OF ATLANTIC FLtd

. This remarkable and beautiful picture of two of the battleships of the North Atlantic fleet, ! sailing along the horizon just as night was falling, was made during the recent review by Secre tary Daniels and members of the Governor's Conference.

AUTHOR OF BOOKS

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I00KS OF CITY SHOW BALANCE DUE TO LOANS

. On September 1 there was a balance of $47,215.88 in the city treasury, but there would have been a deficit if it had not been for the receipt of $60,000 from the sale of bonds. The

controller's August report follows :

Miss Jean Webster, lady nov

elist and playwright, whose

'Daddy Long-legs" has delight

ed thousands " in both bbok and play form ; is to : be . -married to Glenn Ford McKinney, lawyer. But Miss Webster is too busy

with her literary work to attend

o the details of her : wedding.

Mrs. Joseph W Lewis,, a friend

of Miss Webster is' arranpnnir

hem. The wedding will take

place at a little white church at Washington Green Conn., where Mrs. Lewis 1 has a summer home.

Balance, August 1

August receipts ...... Total August disbursements

.$10,536.17

,. 61,385.52

.$71,921.69 . 24.705.81

Balance, Sept. 1 ........ . $47,215.88 Sinking fund .............. 2,127.54 Special fund 6,739.29 Street improvement fund 10,035.99 City . Plant Report. On September 1. there was $60,056.64 in the general fund of the municipal electric plant. The August

report for the plant follows:

Balance, August 1

August receipts , Total August disbursements Balance, August 31 ... Sinking fund (cash) .

.$56,179.95

8,876.21

.$65,056.16 .. 4,999.52

.$60,056.64 . 8,108.75

SAND IN CYLINDERS CRIPPLES BUS LINE

No clue to the Identity of the person or persons who put a ' handful of sand In the engine of the EconomyRichmond auto hack last Wednesday and caused a half-day delay besides a repair bill, has been secured by. J. F. McNiell, owner of the bus. No less mystifying to Mr. McNiell is the purpose of the trick, unless it was perpetrated &b a practical joke. The bus ran from Economy to Webster. Fare of passengers was paid on the C. & O. by the operator the rest of the way. to Richmond.

PAUPER ATTORNEY APPROPRIATION MADE

T " A ' plan was proposed by members of the county council to combine the office of pauper attorney and county attorney, ' thereby saving " the county $40O a year, In the salary of the pauper attorney. It was t stated at the meeting that the pauper-attorney did not have enough work to warrant the expenditure of this amount of money. Judge Fox was called into conference, and he stated that he is required to appoint a pauper attorney under constitutional authority. As a result of his statements,, the council reconsidered the action they had taken Monday, afternoon in refusing the appropriation, and included $400 in the budget of expenses for .1916. The

salary had been reduced to $200 by

the council Monday. - "No respectable attorney can be.seicured to take over these cases," Said the judge. "I have found that it is cheaper to pay an attorney a yearly salary than it is to pay fees whenever a pauper case comes up."

torneys Fred White, William Kelley and Gath Freeman to examine him. :

DISTRESSING

LAWYER ADMITTED Arthur Wilsdorf was admitted to the

Wayne County bar this morning. His application was received yesterday by Judge Com stock, who appointed At-

COUNTY COUNCILMEN VOTE DOWN APPEAL FOR COUNTY AGENT

.- The proposition for the employment of a, county agricultural agent was tabled by - the county council today when it refused to appropriate $1,500 for tie Balary of an agent. Members f the council stated that they favor ..'employment of an agricultural agent, but that the finances of the county, must be considered first. The probable necessity of building tbe Main street bridge was the reason assigned for eliminating the" proposition, which was included in the budget by County Superintendent Williams. ''Bolton, Mass., has a chapel founded in 1793.

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just completely covered with, a sore eruption. It made its appearance In the form of a rash and kept getting worse and spread until her face and ears were al-' most a solid mass, very Irritating and causing great itching and . distress. It made her restless at night

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Bank Statement

Everett R. Lemon, Secretary. Jesse A. Wiechman, Treasurer.

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Edgar F. Hiatt, President. Howard Campbell, Vice-President. George H.1 Eggemeyer, Vice President

. Condensed statement of the condition of the Dickinson Trust Company at Richmond, in the State of Indiana, at the close of business on September 2, 1915. . . ; . . . k . . . ; RESOURCES.

Loans and Discounts Overdrafts Bonds and Stocks ; . . . Other Real Estate Advances to Estates and Trusts ' Due from Banks and, Trust Companies. Cash on Hand

Cash Items .... . .'. ...... Trust Securities . .'. . . .

.V. I,..,!

$1,079,231.52 878.94 467,780.30 50,000.00 9.612.45 159,070.98 83,252.06 9,073.10 521,819.08

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Total Resources v - ; : ' ' LIABILITIES. Capital Stockpaid In . . v '. . ; Surplus Undivided Profiti Net . Demand Deposits, Except Banks

Time Deposits Trust Deposits . . . . . . .......

Due to Banks and Trust Companies Trust ' Investments . . . . . Other Liabilities Treasurers Checks

Total Liabilities

, $2,380,718.43 200,000.00 125,000.00 35,065.25 259.623.59 1,147.634.67 37.651.02 : 5,380.87 521,819.08 48.S43.95 $2,380,718.43

State of Indiana County of Wayne ss. I Edgar F. Hiatt, President of the Dickinson Trust Co., of Richmond, Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.' - -s ' ''-::. ; EDGAR F. HlATT, President. Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 8th day of September, 1915. My commission expires January 30, 1918. Regina M. Broderlck, Notary-Public. .

The Feltman store has established a reputation as the store that carries the smart styles. With the "Feltman's Four Shoe Stores" you get the same in Richmond as is bought at our . Indianapolis store. .

Our windows will give you A good idea of our "supremacy"

Ladies' "Midnight , Blue" Ladies'; Bronze Kid But- : Kid Button Shoe, Gypsy ton Shoe, Gypsy fl A ftft t $4.00 pattern. Price 4'W Ladies' Patent or Dull ; Ladies', Patent and Dull Kid Button or Lace Kid Cloth Top Lace Shoes, all the newest Shoes, "English Last," ;S&7. ;M2 ; Vr $30 ' - a

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401 -d 403

MAIN STREET

1017 A 1019

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Bargain Event Our Anniversary Sale

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PGSILJITT'S

We Have a Handsome Line of the Little Novelties and Odd Pieees that help make your home beautiful

Lamps, Table Covers, Pillow Tops, Book Blocks, Muffin Stands, Sewing Tables, Smoking Stands, Statuary, Pictures and Pedestals.

EXTRA SPECIAL IN DESK LAMPS

02.98

These Lamps have mahogany bases and silk shades in green, yellow, old rose and blue. Have six feet of silk cord and are all wired for electricity GO Qfi Priced ! eJjisleafO

Handsome Floor Lamps, in gold and mahogany bases, with silk shades. A beautiful carved gold base Floor Lamp with old rose silk shade, heavily (4)A A A fringed. Priced OnSUeUU

We are showing an extensive line of odd pieces and matched up suites in living room . furniture. Beautiful Over-stuffed Davenports and Rockers in tapestry and leather, new period designs in library tables, and the new periods in chairs and rockers. 1

WRITING DESKS In Many Beautiful Designs We are showing one exceptional value in a solid quartered oak piece, finished in rich fumed oak. Has long drawer and large writing bed. roomy compartments for ' filing and lower shelf. Priced

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