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AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH N, Cr- SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 1 1 ."19217 ROBESON ELECTS ill I11I00FFICE Miss Elizabeth Frye, of Red Springs, Becomes Wel fare Officer Ijumbertoa, Dm. 10. Miss Elixa both Fry. ef Bad Springe, m elected eounty welfire officer in Rnbeeoa when tit, office tu re-ei tabliibed at joint meeting of the county commiasionirt and the enun ty boird of education. The of tire , "balta for a salary of K,40O per rear, Including expenses, one half to be paid bj thr commissioners and one kalf by the hoard ( educstinn This office waa discontinued ia Knbeson lait Spring and there wi consider able demand that it be rt estab linked. H W. B. Coving Ion haa resigned as eonnty superintendent of roidi in Kebeioa eounty after boMing in pontion for two and a lull f years. Many good roadi bare been Iuilt in Kobesoa under the supervision Mr. Covington, who ia an experienced read man. He it a native of Kieh ' Bond eounty and Uvea near Rock iagbam. He resigned to take a poti ion with tht Bute llighnay Com mitsioB. Hit successor htt not yet seen aelortod. W. B. Ivey, of Mailon, hat been laeted keeper of the Bteion enun ty home, succeeding I. J. Flowers .Mr. Key will take eharge of bin new duties on January 1, 1923. Frank Everett, irf Parkton; Bobe- Mn county, who it charged with kill ing B. M. Pittman, of Hoke eounty last Hunday, hat aurrsndered to J. T McRalnev, Robeton rtiral policeman and it in jail at Baeferd. Pittman'a throat was rut. following - a ron bout whitney Hill, it ia aaid Death retultrd inatantly. Pittman ia eurvived y hit widow and sev ral children. Kverett ia elao mar ried ami hat one child. Fire divorcee have hern granted in Bobesnn civil court thii week kludge J. H. Kerr, of Warrctiton, it uretuling. While thit it a two weekt' terra, no court will 1 held weit week. John Brthei, negro, died in a ho! pita! here at a result of being ahot week ago in lillon county. Houtli Carolina, It it mid that Bothea wni ahot by another negro. He wtt Stt yeart old. Plan bvve been perfected for or ganiing Robeson county at a unit of the Htate onraiiixatiou for the Co operativa marketing of tubarco and cotton. Township meeting will be held in enrh of the 25 townships in the county on Saturday, iJerem her 17, and a final meeting will He held in I.ninhrrton on lVremher 24 County officers will be elected at thit meeting. An organisation looking to the changing of the Wilmington I'hnr Mle Ashcville (Wildcat l highnay through Uladen county, j.h rallel with' the Seaboard railroad, hut been per fected. Hetolutinni atrouglv rndors ing the Bladen route instead of the route from Uimherton via. Board man and Whiteville were panted at well attended meeting held here. Board Of Health Adopts New Plan For Co-Operation NEW PEE DEE RIVER BRIDGE COMPLETED Great Barrier Between Stan ly find Montgomery Re moved; Celebration Albemarle, Dee. It. The great harrier between Stanly and Montgomery counties, whlrh haa slated far all time la tht past, waa removes' yesterday whsa ths new bridge aeraaa tht Pea Dee Ivor waa completed and spewed ts Iraeac Ths bridge, whlrh links the two esantlea closer. Is alas a connecting link in the highway between Raleigh and Charlotte, ratting the dittanee between these aetata by thirty sr forty milts. Another netahle feet re In oeaaection with the eempletien f ths bridge la that the State highway throsgh Stanly and Mealtweaery eonntlen eloo haa ' he tntehed and ia regarded as est sf ths Snest etretrbee of reed ia Ihe State. Arrangement! are being made for a big celebration of the eem pletien sf the new bridge to he held nl trwlft ltlnnd, December 1L Frsah Page, rhalrmia sf ths State Highway Commission, haa already promised ts deliver the principal addrenn for Ihe a, faatea. All members sf ths highway (smmlmlss, Governor Camera Morrison nnd n number f of prominent men sf the State will be Invited to ntlend. Ths program will laelndo ad dresses of presentation and ac- reptance sf tht bridge, lassee. tloa sf the bridge and a tear of the new highway thrsagh Staaly aad Hsatgwmery. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS THAT IS "DIFFERENT' . Bcotlaad Keck, Doe. 10. Triaity Episcopal Sunday school kers kat What is considered by many of the share K pooplt ia Scotland Neck to oat sf the moit aniqus Sunday arhool elateee that haa ever beea ergaaiaed. Tht teaching! art of the Old Tsetament and ths data delete ia both tht religions, kiatorieal and fell tore of tkt nationt that their respective leeeonj dwell npoa. Mr. fitnart Smith, a promiaeat attorney and one of tht loading ggaret ia , the eharrh, la tht teacher and kit me tares and diieataieat tack Sun "Jar art of the highest type. Tkt tlaaa a not kali wtthla the thnrek hvllding proper, fcrt it roa 4aett4 a tht lawa af tht thareh and aa ts at Ua day's Uoten la ar tht anbtrt art free ts atthor joea ia tht wseahlp withla tht baihi ing tr ta ga thtrg rwa way. Dar ing th arlatar meatka tht elaaa will a aadarte4 la a ttat sroetod a tht lawa. . Kach msmber fee hi porfeetly frat to ssait .to Sunday aaaaal ia kbj skirt aloersa at la nay maano a( traai that permitaiblt poa lha ttrttti aa4 wiU thit (rtt don granted tht thai it rapidly foo.ng and it taaataatly taking la member thU Ut Buaday pehoola rt aawg T-ot aallml to (ContinuegV yrom Pagt Oat) rnle, where-, th local work waa a failure tht eounty authorities were it a potitloa to take adrantago of tht reapontibility amuaied by the 'Htatc in having either approved or, aa it ntoally thn cans, reeonnekded lieraonocl and plan, local eritiritn vas answered with the atatement thul-rtr? eounty authoritiet followed the advice of tht Htate Board of Health. In abort, the old plan of work, where Htate eicreited the right of approval of the pcrioniu-1 and plan, placed tht Board of Health in the potilioa of liuviug to aceejVe leaat having plwed upon itteapontiblllty for (nott of tie failure". The aecvnd ditadvantage of the former plan of Co operation with the county waa that the ttihtidy by the Mtate wat conditioned very largely upon tho ettaliiithmcnt of a budget, the creation of an ofliee, and the employment of olBcen who might or miglit not carry the mutually agreed upon plan of work into tatitfac'tory elocution. The eipemlituro by the Htate wat bated upon office holding over a, definite period of lime. Th Htate naid for time and not necet anrily for aervice. The third disadvantage wat that the work, being of a eeientitlc nnd wrhnical eharactc, could not no a praised by the average intellige (.tir.on, to that it wat difficult I thote who paid tbe health offleer kiow whether r not he waa render ing adequate aervice. Soma ainipl uiore catily ujiderttood index of efll ciency than that embodied in the uld plan waa moat detirable in ord that health nftViala Blight be Tnade more roipontlre to thote who em nlor them. Home common denoin nntor of tervice, tome tipreation o value tliM it Intelligent to the r lie man waa needed The State Board of ITcalth hat, for t me time, recognize ! thete diia vaulagei of tbi-ir former plan Htate and county cooperation, an Lut been keenly tensitivg to th -opg tenliment in North Carolin for th very higheat p.mible degree t local government with a iiinimu of ttte tupervition and direction 1'or two yean the Board hat been nt wnrk on a few principlea of co operation that: (!) will permit the Mate to leave entirely to the eoun ta the determination of both per tonnrl nnd plan and at the earn ttme protect the State from a watte ful expenditure of fundi; and (2) will ueivitaitate the aatumptioa by the local authoritiet of larger an u ore definitely Dud rerponaibilitiet for the management of their local health problem. The Mew Plan Co-operation Based On Completed Service There it aa old laying to tht tf feet that there are two bad wayt i which to pay a debt, one not to pay the .ifher to pay it in advance At a pile the public payt in advance, ayt not for tervice rendered but for tervice in prospect, l'uhlie of f.cen nre employed tt do certain Inngi. Some do the things for nhieh they, arr employed and othert perform the:r protpeetive obtiea. The oi l plan of State and eounty c operation in health work, like practii -ally all public, tervice, in lolled payment in ndvanct of aerv ice, that ia, an appropriation eondi turned on the employment of per onnel and ths approval of a plan of work which miglit or might not be carried into effect. The new plan iiiakrt Ihe Htate appropriation for county health work conditioned not on aervice to be rendered but on ervice that hat been rendered- To do thu it it neeeatary: (al to an a lyre carefully the work of eontity health department! and to break down the general work of thote do partmentt into aeparate, individual ronitiMent pieeet, and (h) to find a figure representing the ressonnbls coat for tht performanet tf each item. Vnlaea Dmcalt Bat Ceeta Baefty De termined. Not i carefully that tht effort it not to determine the valut of an Item of work, but to find a reason able coat for having it done. Colt and value art termt witl very dif ferent menningt. Valuei are diffi cult to determine, but eottt, rela tively tpeakmg. are eaaily deter mined. To ilhiatrnte; it it vary dif ficult to determine the value of eae cinating peraone agalnat typhoid fever. Such n determination wonld involve eoneideration of (a) the earning capacity of the average per ton Ttceinated, (b) the relatlvt ei peetancy of tht average perton rac einated aa againat the avernge un vaceinated peraon very difficult factor! to estimate.' On tht other hand, to determine the coet of vae cination it it only neciary to know the aum of money tipended for etc cinating a large number of people. ir, in a certain eounty, five thou and peraona are vaccinated ia I campaign the total coat of which it two thonaand dollara, the eott of each vaccination it iM0,KX) centa saw peraona 40c each. If thit tx perienct it found to hold for inch work generally, thea It may be at cepted that tht average coat for vac cinating againat typhoid fever it approximately forty eenta. But tuppote we have no turh baaia of experience oa which tt determine tht average eort of a certain item of health work. How thta shall ws pre reed ia determining eottal Ia inch a ease we hare to retort (a) to esti mating the time of the officer roa turned ia the doing of At item and (b) in determining from the salary paid tke official tkt value of kit time wkick it aaually reqaired ia tkt per formanet of tkt item. To illuttratt: a health offiotr receives $31100 a rear at a salary. Hi work! 10 koart a day or SO koart a week, which is Siar heart a year. By dividing hia total nalary by tht total aumber of koart which he gives to oablit aerv ice (M0,0O0 Matt-ll hoars 1.15 dollars) wt flag ttat tho ttfieer re oeivee aboat tl.lS per kear. Now, pnppoto wt find farther that a par tarsia kern of work, tkt eott sqal valsat af wkkh wo art trying to de termine, requires nt a rule aboat aa hear aai a awarttr. Tkm wwaU BMaa Uat tta item won id bo at igme a 'tot flgart tt 11 & or ll-4. TVo - preeamptiea that tho tCcial will aacriflre eatUtr at work two sjmaatity af work would bo rtav awaablo U m wart Bet weesiblo to oarefaJb oflaa la sJUi.jtaraav tiont, the aeopo and detail involved in each item and to check tht offi ccr'i record both at to quantity aad apecificationi. Piece Werfc Prtaeiplo Applied Health Work. The application ot tht piece work principle to tht work of, eounty health department! ia poaaihlt when three conditions art fulfilled: (1) list of eatubliFhed item! of local health work; (t) eott figure! deter minucd for such item; and (3) tyatem of recordt and reports by the .local officer provided which will thow the number of each item performed for a given period, of tint. With these conditions complied with, tht eott value of a local kealtk officers work may be arrived at by limply adding nil total eott erediU. In dividing kit total eott credits by hit total ttpendituret (aa illustrated in three following paragraph) for the value of ths work performed with ths dollar tipended it deter mined. Tht Tost of BaWleacr By reducing the work of a nnm ber of health officer! to this com mon denominator, tkt earning oa the dollar expended, Wt may rtcog aire tho relative efficiency of the varioui oflicert whole work it eon lidered. Thit priaciplt of tomparitoa op eratet regardlett of variitiona in the aire of budget!. For exnmple: if a health officer axpendi $500 in doing a month'a work and perform! I6i worth of work, measured ia termt af eott, Ilia tar am g it fl.25 on the dollar expended. Again, if a health officer expends 13000 during a month and perform! $0290 worth of work, hii earning oa the dollar ia the lame, that ii, $1.23. The priaciplt operate! regardlett of variation! In tht mm of' expenditures for given period! of time. And again, tkt prlneiplt ef com parison operate! regardlral of the character of the work performed by different health officer!. For ex ample: one health officer may ipend hia whole time in dealing with item! of work which nrt concerned with the problem of tuberculoiii, venereal diieaaea and contagiout liteaaei; an other health officer may spend hia entire time on itemt of wurk con cerned with the prohlemi of malaria, infant hygiene, and eontagiout dia- easet, and yet, the work of both of three health officer! may be meat ii red In termt of colt credit! and the work of each reduced to the amount earned on tho dollar ex iieniled. There ia, in the cost squiv alent principle, aa applied to health work, a haait for comparing tht effi ciency of health offlctrt, a bull for promoting or demoting according to tht merit! of the individual offl rer, ami a principle which operate! regardle.ia of variation! in budget or of variationt ia tht tharacter of work performed. Inflated or Deflated Valtes Haas I.lttls Difference. Another matter that it U well enough to call attention to in patt ing ii that tht itandird by which tho work of any particular health officer ia measured under tuia scheme, ii not the II that he earni on the $1 expended, but it la thr average earning upon the ft expend d by a number of health officer!. Kor example: twenty health officera luring the month of X averaged tn arning of fl.3 on the f I expended Health officer V In tht county of Z earned fl.-'tl on tho $1 expended. In forming an opinion aa to the efll ciency of health officer Y, we com are hia earning of fl.'rl on the 11 expended, not with the !, but with the -tOS which wai the average ciraing of the twenty health officeri for the month under eoniiderntinn Now, keeping in mind the fact that the standard of remparta la the average earning rapacity sa ths dot sr, it ii apparent that it makei little difference in the application of tht principla whether our lyatem of coat equivalent! represent an Inflated or deflated currency. For example: if we double the eoet equivalents for ths varioui itemi, the comparUona f amount earned on ths ft expend ed, that ii, the relative figure!, re main unchanged. Huppoae we double the coat equivalent in the illuatra tion given above. Then the average earning capacity of the twenty health ofticen referred to would be 1 .38x2 2.7 and the taming health offieer T of the eounty Z would be ll.Mi2t3.13. It it, therefore, clear that in far la estimating the value of the work f any partioular health officer ia concerned, it ii not important whether the coat figures aaaigned to he varioua itema are a little too high or a little too low. It would make little difference in our torn- tnerrial relation! whether the yard tick it thirty tix inchet cr forty -chei, or a pound fourteen tuncei or eighteen ouncet provided every body bought and lold by tht tame yard atick and by the tame pound Tke Important Thing la the Standard Tht Bret value, then, of tht piece work haait, applted tn public health administration, it that it affordt a means of aatiefactorilv eatiniating the rtlativt efficiency of health ofa cert; it givci the voter acme wiy f checking op in official whose work ia of ouch a character, so highly icientifle and technical, ai not to be naeeptible of satisfactory ip praiiement by the average man. State Assists are Rased Ua Service Not Oatee Holding Then, there it thit second. And, from tho standpoint of Htate admin iatratioa, thit even greater advantage to be derived from thii principle of piece work applied to local health problemi: tht Htate can condition ita ppropriatioa for eounty health work poa tho county health departmiat'i sarniag a dollar oa every dollar ti peaded. Tht rJtate eaa nav tver tt tht eonaty tho wholt amount tf tht allotment for It, hat ia east tht local admlaiet ration faila to earn a dollar for each dollar tipended, tht Htate may torrotpoadiagly reduce ths no ttatial state a ppropriatioa for that partitalar eoaaty. Tor example t a eonaty health department haa aa an nual baigwt af ttfiOO. The State Board of HtoJth coaditioaally partie i pa tee ia that kadget to the titoat BZJ0O. Thai health dewartmoai tali ear, therefore. Ml af atodo tack month. THt it to aar. mans- ared ia toraxa af aotta, tht health de- partmest aaaaM do 900 worth of work each tmoath. When this at- OMapltohod tao mtata ahoald send hs shot, fog 0004000 at lit of its tow. a ditional appropriation of $2,400 to I Fund, to be expended by tho State I had beea exempted ia addition the eounty, that ia, $J60. If, on thai Board of Education at follows: I thoat. It It purely discretionary with other band, tht amount of work per- "rirat. lo aupiemtBi. tut Innltltbt governing body of each nmnicl formed by tht county health depart-1 m thoat aountiet pacified ia 8ec-1 paiiiy at to whether it tb.aH avail moot for ont month amounted taltioa 2 of this act, ia order to pro-1 itsKf of tho provision! of tht bill only $iT0 then tht Htate thould lend! vide a ail month! school term inland tho powers of tht eomminionl hi cnecg lor hj-wsw or i ia oi ua aCn or aaia count ict. in tolelv ricnmiiionJ.itory. but the Teachers Corns rnjs. Iprorition granting txlra territorial "Seeond. After tho provitioaa of jurisdiction witkia a milt of tho Section 2 have been complied with,! eorpuratt limits wat raia under then tbe State Board of Education I "re from Benatsn. Uovrevtr the shall apportion tht residue of the I bill received war rapport and a fundi provided in thit section in I attempt to limit it! proviiioni to order to pay tht aalaxiea of theltovrni of S,CM population or more ' 1 ...., .-J fell A1tmA tinned noon eervieo rendered" andr"lf -"'" tile I . ..., v--v l Dprfra (HVHBIo; rwita. ail c.vy tupemuemienis, ... super- Th, Wi!k(,r biU in,Milie tht inienucnis no. oiawrwm, provi lpttli Umit for utomobilv, red for, a tl principal! of olementsry fB, nite with opposition on) y f rom tehooU having ten or more teaeliem, Benator Swain. Tht bill leave the and pincipsli of itandard higS ipl,d ylmit et ten mile, sB hoar 1b kchooli for three montha. butinest leetiont of citiei and towns -nee. o. jiiai dio iMoa or ine i it jg, blrt iafre.., tlie limit from i onaoiiaaiea maiuiet ai amtnaca Deijg ( o milei n residential tection State cannot lost itt money thrwagfejand be tamt it hereby further land from 25 to 30 mUet in the cest ui e riecuon ox memcienK personnel 1 nmenucu iy nu'iuig m lot voa locre- i irv. or the adoption or an unwise plan, I of Hie following: I "There ti a Senator herd wh fur the elate basei iti appropriation "frovidrd that no action ia the I drivet a car that doei not violate to the county on lervicei rendered, nature of a ant of mandamus nhall I the law and with speed copi makin ana noi on aorvicci to De rendered. he brought againit the Uoard orjarreitt in order to get feel tht la in proportion aa me county ram to County Comruiaiioneri to compel lain ought to be changed, declare " " cacuy nan propor ijnard to lew a rate or taxation I Benator Walker i.on fleet tne county lau to receive preater than the rate authorized by ... .UH.HIV. , General Aiiemblv. Why There Are No Educational conditional appropriation, that ii, a I cheek for tlbO to the county- In I ihort, in the proportion that the local I health department fails to earn a dollar'! worth of work for every dol lar epended eo doce it lost its sub sidy from the Hate. With ths Htats's assiatanet eondi- jned npon service rendered" not npon the creation of office. election of officer!, and the adoption of plani of work, the State ii in a potition to entirely relieve the county authoritiet of tht necessity of securing the Htate'i approval of their personnel or plan. Tht county may elect whoever it pleaat and adopt I any sort of a plnn that suits it. The I Items and Values There an no cost credits llaowed tbe health officer or nurte for ap proaehing an individual on the itreet or elaenhere and luggeiting to him that he tiring hia family to the d penaary and have them vaccinated; or for talking to him ten minutes on tht auhject of vaccination in order to to impreaa him that he and hia family are auhtequently vacci nated; or for writing him on tbe auhject of vaccination which result later in hil being vaccinate.! ; or for talking to a hundred individual! on tht lubject of vaccination and per luading a number to be vaccinated or for writing to leveral thousand SENATE SESSION. Senator (iallert wui tht only aoion to raise any objection to the Hnmi bill, when it came to tht Hemite yesterday morning bu - the Senator from Kutherford asked for tune in which to examine the bill more eloie- ly and it! proponent! did net iniiat upon final reading yesterday. Senator Ha ma briefly explained the provision! and purpoiei of hii I ge bill, which ia coniidered one of the moat far reaching pieeee of legisla tion offered at tlna icuion. The bill jrovidci that all taxing unit! thall furnun the Auditor or me otnte with detailed information conccre- Only two inlportant State-wide measures were introduced vctcrday nenator Imbeth offered a measure raiting the maximum reward that can be offered for those chawed ith feloniei from $-PK) to flVKlO. The bill growt out of the cass) of J L. Armfield, a defaulting bank preti dent of Thomasville, who it be lieved to havt left the eountry an wnom depositor! or the bank are quite anxioui to let again The other measure wai offered by nator Bwaln, and provides for still another State office, an inipee tor of railroad itationi and trains whom it ia propoted to place under the Corporation Commission. MRS. MARY ELIZABETH HOLT DIES AT 'HOME IN ALAMANCE Graham, Dee- 10. Mrs. Mary Eliz abeth Holt, wife of Gilbert M. Holt died at their home in Albright town ship Wednesday morning, tihe mf- inir all iasues of bondi or notei. It Individual! through a newinaoer " made the duty of the Auditor column on the lubject of vaccination,! file and index the information and out the health officer! pay for all the to remind the various boards eoa educational work which he does with I ceriKd of their, obligations,, in ad uie inuiriduai, or witn the group, or vanri or intereii oatcs ana miiurny i .... j . .,..,. . A will. tV.. ..... I,- J.". . J...... .J J... ,k. .im. . - i"c u., .... ..y...wu., aruta- .u., u.... ... i before, from which she never ral j'u Tr,"0B lecture, for levjnng taxes. An amendment, ied, Mrs. Holt wat in her 69th vear u.acaru, nsnuuiii, newtpauer. etc.. it onerea uv eeuator trwin. win i .,i . j. ...,.. . i-.- i-u H.....AH .11 -.J I.;-.". l-pr-iV,.- , ... .v. vl "" ........... ....i mni.rr,vi eaupiea yeaieruay maaing n mi Konoy. rjhe it turvived bv her hut further duty of the Auditor to pub- band and the following children: E. of hit educational effort. If hii edu cational effort! are worth anything, hah thia information aa a Dart of U' r All.rih -.,. h;... u..i.i' hit annnat report. 0f Troy: Harrit nnd Dewitt. of Char A penalty of $1100 ia provided for lotte; Mn. A- J .Thompson, and Mrs. any member of a board failing to 1 .18. Sharp, of Mebane, betide a large vote for a tax levy aumeient to pay Tamil yrnnnection. Hht wai a rnem ths intercat and princip.il of bnn.la ler of Mt. Hornon church and will or notes and it is made a tnis.lc I be lorely missed in her church and meanor for nny officer to divert the I in tht community people are vaccinated, parents have their children'i adenuidi and tonsils removed, people report soutiurioui diaontei, people go to the veimreal diieate dispensary, people make if posalbit for him to do all of the itemi of health work for which he It redited. And, if on the other hand. ryi educational work It relatively wormiest, tht itemi of work per formed fall off correspondingly Education is a meant and not an end in Itself and, in bringing about the endt, Herat of health work ren dered, the educational effort ii rt warded la proportion to iti efficacy fundi raited for thett purpoiei or to fail by principal or interest, if the fundi are in hii poiiesiion. The primary purpoie of this bill is to protect the credit of the Sute" declared Senator Hums. 'I have known bonds of certain counties in this Ktnte to be told in New York for 75 eentt on the dollar, becaie Well Known Parmer Diet Beldtville, Bee. 10. Thoi. W Kiihhro, a well known farmer, died at hit honn two railei east of Beidi viLo, Wednetday morning, aged nDout oi yeari. Hit death was caused by cancer of the itomach He ia survived by his widow and .1.. : -. . . - . . . I I .. .... ..j j 1. 1 tl , , ,. . . . mo iiiicrrei wat hoi pai.l promptly, I -,- siv.u nui inn uaugu.vrv. VVOUifJ MX LlfTllt Ol lOUnly he coutinued. "If thit situation, with '"""efal leryieei were conducted by Srhflnl TflY fit lQ Ppntt aot Person in the State able to ta.i w- M- Mnnioee on Thursday - w w..w I . h f : ,,.! v.-.l.J I i l. . . , BftrnnAn ttf. Wnlf Nl.nJ .t,,,..V, mnA ". ... i"iui mduru llltirniruilCM . --- ..... .ni.uii ...u..u mui U not of interett to ui, 1 do not interment followed at the church know what could be," aaaertcd the cemetery. Senator. ' There ii a ichool of thought In thu Mate tl.ut lielievei in the Ismi anee of long time bonde with no ef (Continued From Pago One) goei tn (lie Senate Monday for eoa lideratinn. Following la the text of the ednea bill offered yesterday I . Text of Measara Former Priest Sentenced. LEGISLATIVE GRIND Lemart, Iowa, Dee. 10, Rev. Fath ' Wrenn, former priest at Akron. fort to provide the payment of the Iowa, convicted of attacking a 15- "Sectinlfc. 1. The I. t ratea I principal, in the hone that anmehndv I veer-old eirl vrsa toilav ntAnep,1 in for achooli To ths several counties of I will come along four or five yeari an nndetermlnate term in the Fort ,t the State for the year 1M1 in ae-1 before the bondi are due and make Madtaon prison. Motion for a new cordanci with diroctioni from the I some provision for their pnvaient. I truxl was denied. Counsel for Fath Htate Hoard of Education art here 1 But I have no paenee with that er Wren will appeal to the Iowa by validated and declared legal ratet idea. It did not work well with the Snpreme Court for the support of ths constitution!! .vtrth Carolina railroad bonds. They puhlle iclioo; term or ilx monthi in I were refunded in 19, butthe legit Ihs several ronntim of the Htatc. I laturs of 191R found it hsd no more The board of connty eoromitaionnrs money then its predecessor had and of tvery other eounty participating the bondi were refund.'?! again, after in the State N-hool riind for the pur- the interest pud on them hid post of supplementing tht Teachert amounted to twice the Drincipal." he naiary rnna, tntii tit required toi declared. Varwer Speaks for Bill Senator Varser made the principal speech in behalf of the bill, declar ing that the Htate should be grate ful to the Senator of Forsyth ' for this tplendid idea." "I tee nothing that tenda more to a well ordered financial condition In North Caro- levy for the Tearneri Hilary Fund for tht achoal yean IP:: I 22 and 1P22 23, a Ux ratt of thirty nine cent! on tht ont hundred dollar! valuatioa tf property, real and per sonal for aald purpose; or in lieu of tueh levy the board of ounty commissioners mty borrow or other wise provide for nny portion of aaid sum for the year lirzl 22 and inch obligation is it thall incur for laid amount thall be a legal and binding obligation on the county. "See. L Thnt the State Board of Education thall apportion from the Htate Public School Fund to each county of the 8t:ite unable to pro- New Seante Bills The following new legislation wai offered iu the Senate yesterday : H. B. 200 by Lambeth. To change the maximum of reward! for prii loners offered by tht Governor from Mm) to f 2,5iio. 8- B. 2(i3, bv Hamilton: To exempt Hog Island and Cedar iilaad in Cur rituck county from the operation of tho ttock law. vidt a lix monthi school term after levying and collecting the taxei Hiat Senator Hami had gone a far validated and authorized in Section " eouid be done under tbe cofsti one of thii act, an amount to uvi'le- tutioa ment the county fundi lufficient to I Senator Krwin Interrupted the provide a lix r onthi term for tvery I Senator from Raheaon to inquire public ichool in tbe eounty. I "h-'t effect the bill would have upon Cat Down Expeniea. a situation In hit baliwirk. 'We "And the maximum rate for teach-1 nave a thirty-bond issue of $20,000 en aalariei that shall be required of maturing in two yeart, would the each eounty referred to 1'iF this aec-1 commisiionert bt required to levy tion for the ichool year 1P23 23 thall taxet'4 pay that whole iasue in two not exceed the rate validated or yeartf he wanted to know. "The autkorixrd in tection 1 of thit act hill doei not attempt to require any for the school year 1K2-23; and the thing not now required, but simply H. R. SlU. bv Hamilton l Tn an lina, with the limitations imposed by thorite the commissioners of Carteret the conttitution, than this bill," he county to issue bondi declared. Senator Varser predicted 8. B. 205, by Kintland: To prevent mat rne mare win some day take the pith lie drunkenness within ths Meth- Irad ia the matter of financial ita-lodist Southern Aasembly Grounds at hiiity at it has in roadi and educa-1 l4ike Junaluaka. tion and that a financial ' commit-1 8. B- 20, by Swain : To provide for sion will .be established by a ennsti I the appointment of an inspector of tutional amendment, but thought I railroad atatiom and trains. . B, B. 60. To Increase tht speed limit of motor vehielos- boardi of eounty commissioners shall not bt required to levy for the build ing and incidental fu.d for the . ear 122 IU more thaa seven and one half eenta on V. i ont hundred dol lari valuatioa of all property, real and personal. Sec. 3. The State Board of Edora tioa ii hereby directed to reduce the special appropriation! from the State public ichool fund which amount to $642,730 and are ipecifltd at followt For teacher training $242,000 For high school! 224,000 For attention work 00,000 For diviaioa of teacher train ing 23,000 rod diviaioa of oortineatwa of teacken 23.000 For diviaioa of aegro edu nation 13,000 For diviaioa of publkatioat. etc. (approx.) tfiOO For medical oxamiaatiaa of eklldrea . KfiOO For txptBiea of text book adoptioa (approx.) -1,000 For appropriatioaa ftr rural Ubraritt , , IJ30 Tttal . , .$41,T "Aai to apply from thete appro priatioaa $73,000 aaanally which shall bt apportioatd to tho aeaatiot referred to ia Boetioa I of thia act, makiag tkt aaaaal appropriaaoa for thett perpeeea, $8110. Provided, If aar kalaaea rtaxatat at the ead of tkt tehee! roar 1M1-2I an balaaet than be earrisd forward for Ua teaool joar 19X2 n for ate at oordlaf to fewviaioanl mt port ita $ af thit act, v Sta, 4. Taat tho tarn tf $832.- tSO, at to aaaveh tttraaf aa aaay bt aeodoi. It kerebr apweepviated aa- aaaUr (rata tin) ttato Fvbtle Sahooi teeki to require the hoards to per form tht duties already enjoined,'' wat the antwer. It waa explained that in the ease cited the ffcect of the bill would bt to require a pro- S. B. 207, by Reinhardt: To vail date a bond ittne ia Weit Hickory ichool district. S. B. 203, by Harteell: To amend the law taxing building and loan at ociatiom 10 ai to tax the amount of capital rather than the iharea of stock. 8- B. 209, by Erwin : To amend the l.iw relating to the moving of dead bodice from cemeteries located on private grounds. S. B. 210, by Burgwyn, of North amptoa: To allow mileage to clerks to Senate eomsiitteet. & B. 211, by Swain: To giro the recorder t court tf Tyrrell eounty civil jurisdiction. 8. B- 212, by McKinne: To place tht name of Jane Kobiuton, of portionate part of the sinking fund Franklin eaunty, on the pension roll raised in the remaining yean and 8. B. 213, by Byrd: Relating to that a maturity the bonda would I probate frea ia Harnett eounty. have to bo taken care of by refund ing, or tome other mcani. Matt Call Halt "Wo mutt rail a kalt ia ear pell raell count and pay more and spend Itaa," asserted Senator Varser. Senator uailert expressed a S. B. 214, by Byrd: To provide for the improvement of public roadi ia Buekkora township, Harnett eonaty. Seaate Billa Paaaod Tbe following billa were paeeed by the Senate ytittrday- . B. B. 1: To amend tht charter tf belief la sinking fundi and cxpret-1 01 to11 of Andrtwi. ted a preference for serial boo'.i. He isserted that a anmber of eoun titi hart had sinking 'usd provit ion iniorted la bond iasue billa on tbe ttatemeatt of bo ad attorney! that tueh proviiioni would aid tht saie oi Doaut, oui need not be re garded. Poet tht Senator from Bithtrford think that it exactly honest f in tirrepted Benatcr . Tarter. S;r.itor Gallert did Bet approve the eeuras, bat taw at way around it. Tho bul wat alio supported la brief speeches by Boosters U Kjnni aai Bsrgwya, of Kortkamptoa. Tks Fraak'ia touaty maa tkonght Uat tUking faadt were too oftca "saskea faadi" ava4 tiled tko recent eiDeri- inet ia bit eeuaty where the eom mlstioBera kave beta onjoiaed from levy lag I tu It proridt a sickimi ftad. ? Tho bill aermjttlnt gororaiag boards af aaitipalUitt to appoint ptaaaiag tossmuwieni and preterib lag Ua dntln tf sock toaimisaieat, wrni flaanp atated, bwt oaUy afwr Ihe etaatioa mt Graham. Heart. Jmesae. Peotlaal aa4 Um9mmmr,mtap. a B. 22. To amend Ut thartor of Ue town of Piao Topa. 8. B. 67: To anthoriae Ut towa ef Tryoa to item boada. & B. 1U0: To aothorixe tho aom- mitilontn of Mecklenburg connty to borrow money. 8- B. 104: To validate a bond iseut of Ue towa of Andrews. 8. B. 106: To amead the law treat ing a highway oomaaiatioa la Jattk- lejiircrg county- 8. B. lot: Tt validate a bond karat tt pay Ut floating dtbt tf Uoreeead city. B. B. 110 1 To provide- for the eoa ttructana and maintenance af pablit roaot ta Tyrreir eouatv. 8. B. 112: To regulate Ut regis Uotisa of North Caroliaa boadt- a B. ire- Rtlativt to Ue paxbiit roads ia wakt tea sty. 8. B. 171: Relating to Ue toot ef tho taeniT of Wake otaaty. & B. 174i letotUt to tat gate af Ue ahrrif of Wake oooaty. 8. B. 17$t BelaUng to Ua feea of Uo iheriff af Wake oouaty. av . H: Ta aartaJt maaicfpaUUea to eeeapel water aai asweragti eaa- & B. 87: To anthorJte ua ap- pointount of planning tommiitioaart by manieipalitiii. . B. B. 102: To proridt effectual meani for tht payment of tht bonds and note! of political lubdivuioni of ut Ditte. 8. B. 93: To amend Ut medical practice act to ai to changt tht pro visions for membership ia and ex pulsion from the North Carolina Medical Society- New Rontt Billa. H. B. 360, by Hall: To tuUoriao bond ietue for jail in Swain. H. B. M. by liril; To cneoaraare building in North Carolina. H. B. 333, by. Cow-lea: Tt amtad road Itwt in Wilkei county. H. B. 3f4, by Stafford: To regu late Khrriei tf county officers in Buncombe. H. B. 303, by Let: Tt protest plntx and 'inapt in offict of regiater of deeds in Davidson. 11. B. 066, by Bowia: To change term of court in Aahe county. H. B. 367, by Bowit: To. effect charge in board of odncatioa in Aihe. J II. B. 303, by Bowie: Tt amend road laws in Ashe. H. B. 3(19, by Cox: To provide fton,000 bond issue for roads in Forsyth. H. B. 370, by Bell: To amend act relative to Swan Quarter schools. H. B. 371, by Morrison: Relative tn bond issue for schools in Moorei- vil'e. H. B. 372, fry Hendenon: To regu late feel of officer! in Haywood. H. B. 373, by Hendenon: To au. thorite improvement at Haxlewood Ii. B. 374, by Hendenon: To amend law affecting lcia oa inheri tances. H. B. 37S, by Oattea and Wohz: To ' provide tchoolt bond issue in Oastonia. H. B. 373, by Gaston and Woltx: To Validate bond iatut ia Cherry-ville. H. B. 377, by Mon roe t To rea-a- latt feet of'iherrff and deputies in Lee. H. B. 378, by Graham, of Oraage: To perat Hilltboro to tell certain lands. H. B. 879, by Cooper: To protect game in Burke. H. B. 3), by Williamson: To pro vide right of way for certain roads in Columbus. H. B. 381, by Enileyi To levy pecial tax ia Jaeksoa for eurrtat dobti. H. B. 382, by Harding: To rogn ate fcei of justice! of the peaeo iu Yidkin. H. B. SS3, by Harding: Tt pro tect game in Yadkin. II. B. 884, by Harding: To In crease feel of J. E. Hugart. Jus tice of the Peace at Vadkinville. H. B. 385, by Matthewi of Bertie: To validate taxei levied for tchoolt. H. B. 3, by Qucikel: To relieve love's Grove school dittrjet in Iin csIjl county. H. B. 38, by Cbriatopheri To levy special tax in Cherokee. D. B. 389, by Murphy! To correct ournal of regular tension to in clude namt omitted. H. B. 390, by Wright: To oartaJl Introduction of new legitfation after Monday. H. B. 391, by Barnot of Hertford: To allow Hertford eommlssionert to pproprialt fundi. H. B. 392, by Tharr: To aroMbR sail of quail in Mecklenburg, H. B. 393, by Tucker: To amend road lawi in Caswell eounty. . H. B. 394, by Mr Bee: To aaUor- rt bond Issue in Avery. B. 3!V, by Oosnty: To repeal ct of 1921 raiting fee of tottoa eigher in Raleigh. Home Blla Passed. H. B. 101 : To provdo for eeneoil- dation of.eehool district! ia Alamance. II. B. 119: To prohibit aboohtag f wild fowl in Dart. H. B. 147-8. B. 61: To reduce corporate limits of Wilmington H. B. 146-S. B. 88: To prohibit limping ef sawdust ia Little Biver. H. B. 148 S. B. 64: To increase poweri of connty commissioners 1b Kobeson. H. B. 1194. B. 08: Ts amend eounty court lawi in Rowan. H. B 157-S. B. 62: To regulate collection of taxei la Wilmington. H. B. 158: To change time of courts in Tenth District. H. B. 162: To amend road Inert In Catwei'l. II. B. 173: To prohibit dumping of sawduit in itreami in Cherokee and Graham counties. H. B. 174: To prohibit slot ma chines ia Watauga. H. B. 175: Jo fix foot of iherlffi in Cabarrus. H. B. 176: Ts amend road lawa U Cabarrus. H. B. 178: To amsnd tthoolt lawi in Buncombe. H. . 181: Tt abolish December term of court in Colnmbns, H. B. 182: To regulate lining ia Waeeamaw river. H. B. 188: To hicreast Ua aam bef of school tommittet man ia Wallact. H. B. 190 1 Tt amsnd Uaeola garni lawa. H. B. 191 : To permit towa of Iin- eolnton to tell certain lands. H. B. 193: To provide ootton weigher for Fairmont. H. B. 196: To provide for ebud- ren't homo ia Union county. H. B. 196i Tt fx eompeaaatiea of deputy sheriff la Caion. H. B. 197: To proridt for disposal of unelslmed feat la" Wakt eounty. H. B. 201: To allow Charlotte ttf condemn land for aehola. - H. B.202: To proridt for eounty homo ia Randolph. H. B. 211: To prohibit Aih trap ping ia Cumberland. H. B. 213: To regulate motor traf fie la Cumberland. H. B. 214: To fix eompentatoa of chairman of county board ia Cumberland. g H. B. 215: To provide tottoa' weigher and grader In Cumberland. H. B. 216: To regulate feet of jostieet of tht peact ia Pamlico. - H. 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