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* fevenue bonds for that purpose. sum <9 1s xed tasted of Aug. 1 becai * of @ deficit of $940,933.80, and Lively Below crt of Board of Esti- mate Expected Over Fixing of Rate, ‘ "The Board of Estimate to-day will Matter settled here in committee or ~GITY EMPLOYEES = do you want this queation to come thet ght the ‘Coanptrolies retorted, —$—< iso fied petores tn ‘the arr of Dr. ene due to © hemorrhage. | Piaht Ove Battet Through Heart, jo with him on the "There is nothing n,”* mld. Wiliam J. Bron. ‘Do you want the can pick you ground for Pia at Pole Grounds Game. . C, ghd fifty oe 014, of No. nue, Bronx, was taken ty-elght, wwf fo watching a as ital, Death wi Weteriaine the rate of increase in pay to be given city employees under the recent legislation authorizing the ex- Penditure of $5,000,000 additional in A lively session is promised from Indications which marked the meeting of the Finance and Budget Commit- tee yesterday in the office of Comp- troller Craig. With the exceptions of President La Guardia of the Board of Aldermen and President Curran of Manhattan, the members of the board voted for flat increases in salary of 20 per cent. for every employes ex- cepting those otherwise provided for by legislation or statute. Major T= Guardia not only voted agains lat increase plan, but he 4 atest ‘Ge to ard that. he would never over change his vote, which means that the revenue bonds may never be jated because unanimous yote than $200 a year was unanimously apoed of the commissioners, dep- y commissioners nor heards of de- partments w whose salaries are rare y the lena rp were given creases. When it came wo Kenion’s name Curran jokingly paid, op is to aa 5 far ahead of the com- er,” ‘he Mayor retorted: "Cniet Kenlon is worth all he is get- ting. He handled that snow job last winte. in such a way as to make him worth twice. his salary.” “There is no question aboot his aa orgie Fekete seems that is said Curran. Kenton’ 's salary ‘will ca $12,000, Mayor Hylan said that City Cham- derlain Bgrolzheimer, who is getting $12,000 a year, does not want a raise, He declared that Berolzheimer és spending more than his salary on ice, «music and other charities for the ‘people of the city. ‘The Comptroller outlined the gist mt the resolution which the board wiil on to-day. It is to the effect that the board recommends to the Board of Aldermen the issuance & (ial yg bonds as of Aug. 4 $5.00 000,000, ae. yo tatervening wil allow KILLED FOR RUBBER “BALL, | sso ‘oy Ende With During a quarrel over a rubber ball last night Lorenzo Scerbo, thirty-one, a Junk dealer, of No, 382 Rast 115th Street, was shot throush the Reagt @nd killed. Locked up in the Bart 104th Btreet Po- lice Station, charged with*homicide, ts Ferdino d'Anoplo, thirty-four, proprietor of paint store at No, 320 East 115th Street, who was arrested after a chase by Sergt. Frank ‘Lawlor and Detective yan, According to Josephine Scerbo, twen- sister of the dead man, the trouble fegan when one of 4'Anoplo’s | abou children picked up the ball with which the Scerbo children were playing when until {t roiled in front of the paint store. Shoe ep agen a EVENING WC bolt from the a Anopie chia. The pofice tay ‘Anoplo ‘strnck WM Bice fen her brother rity fer ald and In therauarrel that ensued "Anoplo shot Se plied ro, |COOLIDGE TO ) TAKE | VACATION Cleans Up Work om Return From | Washington and Will Leave To-Day. BOSTON, July 2.—Goy. Calvin Coot- ldge, the Republican candidate for Vice President, returned last night from ‘Washington, where he had been in con- ference with Senator Harding and party leaders, He went tmmédiately to the State House and remained at bis office for an hour attending to mail. He will leave for Ver to-morrow for a Yneation which Is expected. to continue the notification ceremonies at Northampton on July 27. Eat your lunch there. 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