Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 215, 9 September 1922 — Page 14

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, 1ND., SATURDAY, SEPT. 9, 1922.

STATE BUDGET SYSTEM !IS EFFECTIVE IN 1923 CURBS EXPENDITURES (By Associated Press) INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 9. For the first time, the Indiana taxpayer is to know in advance exactly the amount of money proposed to be raised by ( taxation for various expenditures of next year. This is the result of the

application of the budget law. enacted by tie legislature ot 1920 and approved by Governor McCray and by its terms the taxpayer has the right to object to any proposed expenditues, with the view of their curtailment. ' While the law was expected to have been followed last year, some corporations failed to comply with the detailed requirements of the measure on account of the delay in drafting the forms that would show all the exacting details . of public expenditures as

required. As a result, the first gen

eral observance of the budget system will come this year. " Officers of . the various municipal corporations . throughout the state

have prepared estimates of the amount of money each will have to raise by taxation for various purposes next year, and within -the next month the taxpayers may appeal. The law applies to all the separate corporations of the state, including schools and libraries. The purpose ot the law, as expressed by its sponsors in the legislature, is to provide infor

mation to the taxpayers of the exact amount of money which is proposed to be raised by taxation so that a protest

can be filed if 20 or more taxpayers

believe that the amounts are exces

sive or insufficient.

In preparing the budget, officers of each , municipal corporation in the state are required to show the amount

of money needed to be raised for each

purpose, how much the tax rate will be and how much revenue such rate

will produce on the estimated valuation of the property within the cor-

Further, the law requires that tie budget be published at least 10 days

before the date of the hearing. If 20 or more taxpayers believe that the es

timates are not correct, they may ap

peal to the county council. .The appeal petition must be filed with the county auditor before Oct. 1 and the county council is required to meet Oct 10 to hear any such appeals and to remain in session until decisions are reached.

NO SATURDAY HAIR CUTS (By Associated Press) FREEMONT, Oh5o, Sept. 9. Women and children cannot get their hair bobbed or trimmed in Fremont barber shops on Saturday, boss barbers have ruled.

HEAT WAVE CAUSES DEATHS IN CLEVELAND

- (By United Press) CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 9. Two men were dead and another was In serious condition today as a result of the heat wave. The dead are: Robert B. Johnson, 30 years old who was found dead in bed by his room mate late Friday. Edward Bruce, 62 years old, farmer, who fell from a load of produce which

he was bringing to the city and who

died in Fairview Park hospital.

Charles Chenela was in serious con

dition in City Hospital after he had collapsed in the street.

City beaches scheduled to be closed Saturday wil lbe kept open until the end of the heat wave.

SITE FOR HOME BOUGHT EVANSVILLE. Ind., Sept. 9. A site was purchased here, where a home for the aged and infirm and orphans of the Order of Lions of the United

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Comfort, warmth and the maximum amount of style and good looks are the returns you expect when you invest in a winter coat. In the Wooltex Coats we have here you will always be warm and comfortable and at the same, time certain of looking your best at all times.' "That welldressed look" is not

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ATAKE OUR STORE your stopping place during the Fair. It's where you meet your friends and where you find a comfortable place to rest. Here is where you have your packages checked free of charge and where you are at liberty to wander through our 38 departments without being urged to buy. All our merchandise is marked in plain figures and our prices are open for comparison from any source.

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TT'S a matter of pride with most people to spend a dollar to the best advantage. When they can save a dollar they consider themselves thrifty shoppers and they are. But, when the occasion presents itself to save more than a dollar on their purchase and they take advantage of it, they are more than thrifty shopper s- they are shrewd buyers. Our store is full of just such opportunities now.

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SUMMER is rushing Headlong into AUTUMN and Humans like nature, must give thought to NEW RAIMENT. The forerunners of Fall Modes indicate that Fashion is moving in a new orbit of subdued tones, less colorful shades and lines of utter simplicity. Black predominates, Navy and Brown, second in favor, and really the styles are more fascinating than ever. Never have we shown so many beautiful new SPORT and DRESS COATS, SUITS and DRESSES, and quite naturally, here in Richmond, one's mind turns to the store that is always first to show the new apparel, "KNOLLENBERG'S" and "distinct styles" are one and inseparable in the minds of those who know or deign to follow Fashion on her bewitching way. All this is cenceded, "But say," there's another important side to this question. It's the question of price. We know you are expecting your dollars to bring you prettier and better Coats, Suits and Dresses this season than last- aren't you? And you have a right to expect it. Costs of production are down. So are costs of materials. But you're not expecting garments quite so fine as those we have prepared for you that we know. For these garments are above the average in quality and beauty and below the average in cost not by accident but by Knollenberg's pricing. Watch our windows for the style, then if you will come in and examine the quality you will soon be numbered among our many customers. '

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