Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 47, 6 January 1920 — Page 3

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CITY SALARIES ARE

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Three amendments were adopted

nd one refused, to the right and ordinance on the traffic rules, by council at the first meeting of the new year Monday night, and an ordinance provisionally raising the salaries of city officers was discussed. Two of the amendments wero new rules, to be enforced, while th? third fixed the fine to be assnesed for violation of any section of the ordinance. The violator will be fined not less than $1 or more than $50, according to the amended rtatute. Protection of pedestrians was made In the amendment providing that no vehicles be allowed to stand at any street intersection or wilhin 15 feet of the property line at the corner or within 10 feet of a water hydrant.

No repairing of vehicles shall bo-

allowed on streets, alleys, or sidewalks, except fn emergency cases, euch as the changing of tires. The other adopted amendment wiU require a vehicle to stop in the rear of a street car when the car is not ir. motion, and wait until the car has started again. This is to insure the safety to perrons getting on or off the car, proper protection. However, this does not apply to drivers proceeding in the opposite direction. The amendment proposed by several cf the councilmen providiug that when two vehicles approach a corner, coming from opposite directions and meeting, the vehicle gcing east or west be given tho right cf way, was voted down, seven to fivo. r Boosts in Pay Legal? The question of whether the salaries of 11 city officials could bo

raised or not was also brought up.

There is some question as to whether this can be done while an official is Jn JHce, as the law is not clear on

this point. In recognition of this fact that ordinance containing the appropriation of salaries for 1920, carried a by-section saying that if this action was found to be illegal it could be rescinded, and the money refunded later. In this event the salaries would revert to their present basis. After being advised that the salary of the city engineer could not be legally raised, the city attorney was in

structed to provide, If possible, means for legally raising it. The changes granted by the council, follow: City clerk, $1,800 to $2,100; building inspector, $1,200 to $1,350; street commissioner, $1,200 to $1,320; assistant city civil engineer, $1,200 to $1,320; Inspectors of weights and measures, $1,000 to $1,200; custodian of city building, $840 to $900; sanitary inspector, $840 to $1,000; superintendent of crematory, $840 to $1,000; meat inspector, $1,000 to $1,100; superintendent of light plant. $1,800 to $2,000; chief of Are department, $1,500 to $1,620; assistant chief, $1,260 to $1,380, each captain, $1,200 to $1,320; all firemen who have served more than six months, $1,140 to $1,260; those who have served less than six months, $1,140 to $1,200. Minor businesses were reported Several monthly reports were read.

Chester, Ind.

Clarence Alexander left Monday

morning for Los Angeles, Cal., with Alva and Clell Alexander of White

water. They Intend spending the winter there... Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boer-

,ner and daughter, Carrie, spent New

Years day with Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bond in Richmond Herman Shaf

fer of New Paris was the guest of

Maurice HInshaw Wednesday night

and Thursday Miss Marjorie Pick

ett visited friends and relatives in

Richmond this week Misses Bon

nie and Blanche Carman were guests

.of Miss Marie Schutte in Spring Grove

Tuesday Mrs. Mary Henning and

dauyhter, Dorothy, of Richmond spent

Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs

Frank Pickett and Mr. and Mrs. John

Carman, here Mrs. Luther Hin-

shaw was hostess for a meeting of

the Booster class at her home Thurs

day afternoon. Six members were

present. The afternoon was spent so

cially and with contests. A two course Isniheon was served to the fol

.lowing ladies: Mrs. T. S. Martin,

Mrs. James Webster, Mrs. Elbert

Kemp, Mrs. Charles Woodruff, Mrs. jftumphrey Mikesell, Mrs. Charles Staley. Maurice Hinshaw, of Richmond, spent New Year's Day with his parents here Miss Ruth Ulmer visited Miss Mildred Meek, Wednesday Mrs. Alice Hockett and son of Waynesville, O., who have been visiting old friends in this vicinity this week, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Pickett The Ladies' Aid Society met Wednesday afternoon in the hall. Eleven members were present. The Woman's Foreign Mis

sionary Rocletv will meet next Thurs

day afternoon, Jan. 8, at the home of

Mrs. W, E. Berry. All members are

urged to be present...... Mrs. fc.mma Ttiirsr it vlsitinc her Ron. Charles Burg

and family near Greensfork Mrs.

Mary Huffman 13 sick.. ....Thomas Rnrden remains in a critical condition

at the Methodist Hospital In Indian

apolis Rev. L. F. uimer ana iamiiy were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Little at Middleboro, Friday.

Miss Matilda Pogue, of MiaaieFridav nieht With MISS

Ruth Ulmer John Forbs, who died

ot iho home of his son in Richmond,

was buried in the cemetery here Fri-

day afternoon. Rev. Ulmer naa cnarge of the funeral held in Richmond

Mrs. Bartha Carman visited Mr. ana Mrs. Warren Stigleman and baby, Marjorie, Sunday afternoon Mr. nitra TUiMinpl Kendall and son,

auu - Wallace, entertained the following

guests at ' dinner, sunoay: air. ami Mrs. Luther Hinshaw and family, Mr. tut-o vihort KemD and family and

auu J J - " Miss Carrie Boerner Mr. and Mrs.

T. S. Martin and Misses jjiorence Webster and Virginia Martin spent New Years with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin in Indianapolis The new grocery store here built recently by u.rnr wiicnn nd row owned by Mr.

Shelley, was burned to the ground Efcout 2:00 Monday morning. The fire started in the roof and it is thought waa tart.H from the flue. Nothing

was saved as the flames had gained too much headway before it was dis

covered for anything to De tasen out. There was some insurance on the etnro The revival meeting at the

M. E. Church here started Sunday rht t?ov TTlmpr is conducting the

-. -n ' ' w . services and Donald Jennings, or Whitewater, has charge of the singing. There will be a meeting every night this week at 7:15. A good crowd was in attendance Sunday night and a good Interest was shown. Come.

"WHISKEY" KILLS TWO MORE. LOUISVILLE, Ky., Jan. 6. Two negroes died here late Sunday night and two other persons were reported critically ill, as a result, according to Coroner Carter, of drinking wood alcohol "whiskey" purchased from an alleged bootlegger.

Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. Truman Lackey called

on Mrs. Mary Harbine and Mr. and Mrs. Horace La Mar, Tuesday afternoon D. B. Harline and Horace La-

Mar eacn received a fine box of or

anges from Will Harbine, who is

spending me winter months In St. Petersburg, Florida Mrs. Joe McMahan called on Mrs. Fred Brookbank, Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs.

HocKenDerry. Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Hayward and son Aldon, Mr. and Mrs. Frank White attended the Farmers' meeting at Fairfield, Tuesday.. . . .Mrs. Carrie Day, of Liberty, is spending the holidays with her sisters, Mrs. O. S. DuBois and Mrs. Mary Harline Mrs. Clyde Newkirk was In Liberty, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rv miim

assisted Mr. andMrs. Crist with their

outcnenng Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bandendistel attended tho ftmor.

al of Mr. Henrv Frve at ndm nmv.

Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. John Mc-

iuanan ana Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mullen spent New Years Day with Mrs. Elizabeth Mullen and daughter Pnrrto in

Liberty Truman Lackey and Horace La Mar spent Wednesday in Liberty

on Dusiness. Arther Du Bois and

family were in Liberty. Wednesday.. .

D. B. Harbine and wife and daughter.

jennie win attend a New Year's dinner

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel

Davis in Liberty Mr. and Mrs. W.

S. DuBois and son Harold, spent New Year's Day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank

Heard Harold Boudendistel is spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bandendistet Mr. and

Mrs. O. S. DuBois entertained to din

ner New Year's Day Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Bath and Mrs. Carrie Day, of

Liberty.

Cloyde Lackey, Paul Driscol and

Harold Baudendistet attended the Boy Scouts' watch part at Bath, New Years eve..... Mr. and Mrs. Joe McMahan went to Liberty and College Corner Thursday. . . .Frank Cromwell and Ray Miles assisted Horace LaMar saw wood .Thursday Clyde Lackey spent New Years evening with Mr. and Mrs. Horace LaMar Lewis White and family, Stanley Moore and

wife eat New Years dinner with Mr.

and Mrs. Will Shanklin in Billingsville

..Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Harline and

daughter, Jennie, entertained to six

o'clock dinner New Years day Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crawford and daughter.

Mary Catherine and Rollle Dinsmore

of Chicago. .. .Truman Lackey attend

ed The Moon sale near Oxford Tues

day Mrs. Perry Brandrenburg is

sick at her home. .. .Omer Doty and family spent Wednesday . with Rollo

Doty and family near Liberty. ..Clyde

Newkirk made a business trip to Lib

erty Wednesday. .. .Mrs. Flora Rose assisted Mrs. . Brandenburg with her foutchering Wed"-"iay Mr. and Mrs. John Hock -jerry, Mr. and Mrs. 'Shelby Hayward "and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank White attended a dinner at Brookville Wednesday evening.

TWO MORE ARRESTS

IN LIQUOR DEATHS

(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, Jan. 5. Two arrests which federal officials believe will

solve the mystery as to the source of

the -wood alcohol which caused 100 deaths in this city, New Jersey and

New England, were announced today

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