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The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-12
Some Grocery
Specials

sale on Tuesday only at
these prices. We will send
them when ordered with
other goods. Phone grocery
wants to Exchange Is.
Snider's Catsup-The Csc
pint bottle size on %
sale Tuesday at. kVC
Raisins-In lb. pack
ages; very best; sell regu-
larly at two for Csc; IN.
on sale at, package. !. .xVC
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-10-12

60 pairs of Dotted Swiss
Window Curtains; made up
with a nice full ruffle; these
are 21a yards long and As
inches wide; Anniversary
sale price, IN
-Trunks-Trunks in 80
and "a inch size; not a
cheap article, but a first
class piece of goods; offer
ed on Tuesday at a cheap
price; $3.50 DO ~
value on sale at. :. 9O.I04
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
DI | ]. |. |
PERFE!lcT
IootIl!P Powder
Cleanses, preserves and
beauties the teeth, and
Puri6es the breath
a superior dentifricc
for people Of refinement
Eat sbl;.hed Is 1866 BY
a ~ ms

$4,000 or so much thereof, as may bs
necessary for tho purposes Of a military
display. and for public state entertainments.
at and during the Jamestown Exposition. to
30 expended under the direction OF the Gov
or odes ehsPo
signed by the Acknowledgement and ap-
proved BY the Governor. herewith. In ac.
ctrdance with the act. submit an itemlzed
account OF the sxpend.tu,es made undo. tho
items OF expenditures herewith named are
on hie In the Office OF the Adjutant. General,
subject to your Inspection and direction.
Tha account submitted herewith talles with
vouchers in said Office will verify the state
mont accompanying this message. There
has been left unexpended OF that 100000
fourteen thousand seven hundred and two
1.-THE Virginia military went into eneamp.
mcnt at the exposition for ten days, and
pc rtion OF the military, was there on stated
occasions. as / thought was necessary ami
pi oper.. The State extended ample and gem
tors from foreign countries. from sister
States and OF the Federal government.
About the Residue.
The appropriation Tor entertainment was
limited to military display and for public
State entertainments.an and was used only
for entertainments such as were public ard
Such entertainments as could not be rclassi-
fcc as public State entertainment though
occasloned by the exposition and visitors
attending the Same, = did not feel justihad
h.ree paid for the same personally. l saw
NJ occasion OF using the residue Of fourte an
thousand seven hundred and two dollars and
thirty.seven csnts t$l4. 7o2.37j. as the State
had done everything that could be expected
or required, both I'm regard to It's military
and Entertainment al f5 & NJ e7fjs9li5f-5
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in Nelson county. Of which he was
Deaths In Campbell. /


~ Esperanto The Times Dispatch.
LYNCHBURG. VA. February 4.--Mr.
Buddy Creasey, aged sixty years. q
well-knowns resident of gCampb bell coun-
sty. who lived near Burton's Creek,
died this morning at IS o'clock. sg
@ Mrs. Laxton, VIII o was Bseventy-seven3
Burton's Creek, In Campbell county,
yesterday . fternoon after q long liz
Captain G. w. Chambers.
Il NEW MARKET, VA, February A.
Captain George w. Chambers. eighty
heart trouble. He served in the FIRST
Virginia Regiment as second lieutenant
of Company H during the war with
Mexico. He published the Harper's
Ferry Journal, and later edited the
Valley Democrat. IN New Market.
Mrs. Mabel Maxey. ss3F
Special to Tine 4 -D.spatch.1 sssS
ROANOKE. VA. February AIRS.
Mabel Maxey died to-day from tuber.
.culosis. aged twenty-five years. Mrs.
Maxey and her husband returned home
Ito die month ago from New Mexico
The husband died three weeks ago.
Mrs. Ellie I<cerf0ot. 81
fspeciaI to This Times Dispatch
ROANOKE. Va. February 4.-Mrs,3
$Eme Keerfoot died to-day from tuber-s
5culosiy, aged thirty-eight. She wasaEsss
native Of Clarke county. and Is: sur
3vived by her husband and eight chii-t
-. F n s. " :
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
SENATE

'st4s' Z b.
In the Senate the major portion OF
the session was taken up by speech
by Judge Sims. advocating the repeal
Of the law preventing the paralleling
of the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. Quite a number OF
bills were reported from the commit
tees, but none was OF any grent Inn
portance.
At 1890 F. NJ. the Senate, on Joint
resolution introduced by Senator Early.
proceeded to the election OF G. Burnley
Sinclair as Judge OF the Corporation
Court Of Charlottesville. Mr.. Sinclair
Endorsement OF all the citizens and
business interests OF that city
Investigate Tax Laws.
Senator Lassiter introduced Joint
resolution providing that commission
laws OF the State and to report to the
next General Assembly now system
Of taxation. The resolution was laid
over until to-day.
Senator Mann introduced reso1u-
ton, which was also laid over until
to-day. to prohibit this recommittal OF
bills to committee. Unless Che patron
OF the BILL on the floor at the time.
or has had sufficient notice OF the In
tentlOn{ 10 move 1Or recOmmllLal.ssA
communication was received from the
Governor saying that of the $4,000
for the purpose. OF military
display and entertainmentat the James
town Exposition. $14, 7o2.37 was left sun-
expended.
II resolution introduced by Sena-
tor Edmondson is adopted. large
United States flag. crossed by a Vir-
ginia State flag. will be placed on the
wall directly behind the chair OF the
presiding officer. 1t is the custom in
the National Capitol to have a United
States flag behind the chair Of the
Speaker of the House and the Vice
President, in the Senate. and Senator
Edmondson wants the same thing done
here.
Senator Parks introduced measure
providing for pensions for disabled
soldiers. sailors or marines who served
during the War Between the States If
the service OF Virginia.
The following bills were ,passed:
Senate bill, to amend and re-enact
section $500 OF the Code of Virglnia
relative to fees of notaries and jus.
tices OF the peace.
House bill, to re-enact section 2s4s OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
OBITUARY
Fuucral Of CAPTAIN Denne.


The funeral Of Captain F. IL Deane
will be conducted this afternoon at
$3.50 O'clock from st. Pauis Church.
Tie interment will be made In Holly.
wood Cemetery. The Rev. Robert w.
Forsyth Will conduct the services.
The pall-bearers will be:
Active-Messrs. S. c. DOMAIN. Scott
Parrish. Rufus Sarvny. Henry Taylor.
Wallace D. Carr. Edmund Benson. Fl.
p. Darlington. Charles II: Watkins.
Honorary-AIr. n. r. Savage. Major
Clay Drcwry. Mr.. W. S. Archer. Mr.. r..
D. Hotchkiss. Mr.. James Harvie, Mr..
F.. a. Catlin. Dr.. c. w. p. Brock. Or.
Jacob Michaus, Dr.. Paulus Irwin. Col.
John S. HARDWOOD, Capt ". Benn Palmer.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. Major B. r.
Selden, Mr.. S. H. fHawes,s Mr.. r. II.
Smith. Mr.. John r. Cary and Mr.. James
T. Gray.
!. A detail has been selected by Lee
Camp. Confederate Veterans. and Will
assemble at the camp hall In full uni
form at $3.50 P. NJ. Ito attend the fu-
l.s5 i a. = ~ d !
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Delegate Barrett has a bill#toE amend
section 3sO4 OF the Code. SOFAS to prog

8 Delegate Barrett has a bill to amend
section 1904 ef the Code. 50. as to pro-
vide that In prosecutions for the SAFE
of liquor between IL O'clock on any
Saturday night and sunrise on the
succeeding Monday morning it shall
not be necessary for the III Common
wealth to show the particular Sunday
sonNwhlch the violation was committed,
but 1t shall only be necessary u, show
that such violation occurred within
the twelve months next preceding the
ties for Sunday selling now provided
by this section-namely, q fine OF not
less than 500. nor more than $780, aud
the revocation Of llcense-the bill; pro-
svldes for compulsory Imprisonment, TN
Jail for q period OF not less than five
nor more than thirty days.
to be dealt with at this session OF, the
Legislature Is that relating to the
oyster Industry OF the State.
Senator Watkins and Delegate M M.
Green have introduced duplicate bills
relating to the breaking Of the Baylor
survey. This measure Srepe alsfS Section
52130 OF the Code, and provides a method
by which the barren Included within
( the survey may be ascertained by the
Board Of Fisheries, ana leased BY the m
In blocks Of five acres, to such per-
sons as may apply, at a uniform rate
OF S Il an acre, for a term Of twenty
years. Barren bottoms are defined To
be those upon which e tong r cannot
make so per day for fifteen days In
period Of thirty days, the expense
Of test to fall upon the person apply
ing, whether the ground be 81 lotted or
mot. " rs No Sts a tFsss ss8s II a5
The Board Of Fisheries has full
power to refuse to lease any bottoms.
whether found to be barren or not, II
to. do SO Is deemed inadYisab le. e.
teen or more citizens, I they object
to any 4allottnents. have q rIght q to
appeal to the Circuit Courts, which may
affirm or reverse the decision OF the
Board OF Fisheries. and the ton Of
|ttho court is final In the premi ses.
SS4A tier ground has been once assi gned
|Sita becomes subject to- all OF tho State
laws governing planting groln 6
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Waiter s. Lee.
rsneclalito The T nes-Dlspatch. I

# + Special to The Times Dlspntch.
X LYNCHBURG, Al. F'e bruary 4.-Mr :.
Walter S. Lee, flfsy-four years OF ase.
q native Of this city, died yesterday
afternoon At the Western State Hos-
?pitals at Staunton, where he had been
under 8treatmel for twelve years for
softening of the brain. He had been
a great sufferer from this ma!ady for
years. The body will be brought to
Lynchburg some time tomorrow for
which will take place AZ
Spring Hill Cemetery.
The deceased Ia survived by ono
DR., Frank "A. Lee, Mrs ]. ". FuSiSs
and Mrs.aJ. w, Shearer, OF this city;
Mrs. j. O.. Reams, OF Richmond. and
Mrs, T.. w, Chase, OF West Virginia. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
J SIN Under Bond.

b. In tho Police Court yesterday B. r. STILL
q young white man, was placed under S3vO
security for six months on the charge Of
obtaining $l5 from the Bank Ut Commerce.
OF having uefrauded Mrs. Esgleston out OF
SCI worth OF board were dropped.
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civic Hil,ichrnnd,

297I [Snorlol TO The Tlmes- Dispntch,I "a 3lT
w AYNESR OROs A., February 4s---
AIR. Clyde Hildebrand. OF the grocery
8frm OF Pnttie ~ Hildebrand, died this
morning nt&his home In, Nelson county.
Va, Mr.. Hildebrand came TO- his town
a few wears ago. and went Into husl-
truthfulness and sobriety, and soon
built IN q fine business. ii and Il made
many friends. TN 0 q. "a i is Il
MI. Illllebrand went to shia old home
In Nelson county q & few DAYS go suf,
fering with grip, and this Eymorning
the town was shocked to- hen n e { his
Death Tho funeral wi he held tbs
morrow ut Rodes Me th0dl lat Church,
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ROLLED twenty steIpr,s.,

Maggie Jackson tcolored ia congratulate
Ing herself to-day that she is made OF sinew,
guaranteed for more than the usual number
Of !dents,E Yesterday she y. tell J, down
sntathe bottom with only Ia sprained shoulder
and several bruises about her body,
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Funeral OF Dir. Datlc,

The funeral OF Mr., Herbert Hamil-
ton Bailey, who died on Monday. will
take place this afternoon at 4 O'clock
from the Pine Street Baptist Church.
The interment will BIO made In Holly
wood. b
Miss Ella Mallory.
Miss Ellas Mallory died yesterday
morning at the home of her niece. Mrs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
very interesting when given before the
Sem committed. ll3 ~


.-HE House Cuia mittee for courts
OF Justice. aftersa lengthy hear
ing yesterday, recommended a
~ compromise measure. having ZOE
Its object the creation OF what Is to
be known as the Thirtieth judicial Cir
cult. to be composed Of the coun-,
ties Of Bedford and Franklin. Bedford
has been clamoring to get out Of the
twentieth and into new circuit ever
since the Legislature met. and It was
contended that Judge w. W. Moffett.
ef Salem, who presiaes over the Tween
.tieth Circuit. Is badly overworked. y
thq proposed new bill goes through. It
will tend to relieve both Judge Moi
felt and Judge Harvey. 1t will tske
Bedford from the former. and Frark-
lin from the latter Considerable oppo.
.sition has develooed to the creation OF
any more circuits at this time. how
ever. and the passage OF the measure
is by no mr. ans assured. as some mem-
Ibera are contendIng that the tendency
Is back toward The old county court
system with circuit judge on every
county bench at the advanced salary.
If the new Thirttetf, Circuit Is cree
atcd. the Candidates for the judgestsp
will be former Senator ]. Lawrence
fCamnbell. OF Bedford. and former
County Judge Peter billiard OF Frark-
lin. It is understood .ll,t Mr. Lardon
C. Lowry. Bedford lawyer and com-.
mittee clerk OF the House, Is candi-
date for the position of examiner OF
record In ire prop osed new circuit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05

j. G. wilkinson. No. % South Cherry
Street She leaves two sisters--Mrs.
Bette Perkins and Mrs. Page. of Han
over county, and one brother. Mr..
Charles Mallory. The interment will
ba made In O0kwotS. sssii
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'-'--.--T..5,..,..,-EI5iI
DEATHS

at p. NJ. February
g, sos, In the seyenty-tlfthlsyea r. OF
e her age. Mrs. AU GUSTA ANDERSON
DIXON, m Their of Mrs. Rosa p Bow
Funeral THIS "wednesday AZ
TERNOON.s February 6 s.. 1908. att NJ
o'clock, from First Baptist Church
led, on Sunday. afternoon
at ISIS o'clock. at his home. 30
III North Twenty-third$s Street. Mr.. a. o.
Funeral from Svenabie street Bap--
tlst Church THIS t;55 edn esdayl "a Fl
g TERNOONs at q: go o'clockSii Interment
in lakewood. Friends and acquain7.
tances Invited. 81 "a 8s4
1A 1905 INMEs HGwTHoRSE: agea
thirty-four years..
J, Funeral from, the resiaencea OF RI
NJ. 1nterment In Oakwood Cemetery
Friends and acquaintance Invited.
North Twenty-h'nth Z Street, at g:s5s
b NJ. Tues lay. IT ebruar y 4, ~ s. Mr.
e JOHN HUGHES, In the stxty-tirsts
Yearsof his age.
Funeral notice later. s
ltoNTAGU Ed led, February 4th;s at
&. the Retreat for thesSick. at to o'clncl,
afterga brief illness Mrs. SUSAN M
MONTAGUE, aged seyenty-nineS
years. s. y, ysi 81 hi S.i WIZ
Funeral sTHIs tweanesday] AF.S5
TERNoON at 80 O'Clock from tho
Second Baptist Church.. Burial In
HOLLYWOOD. No flowers. l,s
PALMER led, February A. ~ sos, at;
r. the residence of her husband. FL
Garland Palmer. "a s North Tween y-@
fourth Street. BLANCHE ERRYs
PALMER. Il
Funeral notice later, is, s3sSsitS
|WISE.-D led. al IS ESQ a. NJ. on Feb 4
rua.y 4th GEORGE D. WIS q.
TIL. funeral will take place TO-ss
+ MORROW tThursday) at IL III noon
h from Grace Episcopal Church,
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Major Eugene Blnckford.

a. 20 SpecIAI 70 p ne q
81 BALTIMORE, MD. February d.
Major Eugene Blackboard who conl-
handed Jackson's sklrmishers In the
famous flank movement:nt Cnancellor
willie, where "Stonewall" lied at the
climax of his greatest victory, died =
burg sixty-e. gl.t Years, he beca me a
teacher, and at the outbreak OF the
war ha laid aside the textbook for
the sword. and hecnme major. OF Ga ne
Fourth Alabama Re giment. lie came,
here In 1876. lie was "a nephew OF
the late DR.. ] ohm B. Minor and o
brother Of DR.. S. NJ. Blackford, !. princi-
pal Of the Epls copal n Seminary at
Alexandria,. Captain c. M. Bla oxford.
who recently died In Lynchburg. was
mo thor broth Ell. So r@ 4SG3 so3
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FIGHT HAS BEGUN
OVER REPEAL BILL
3 fContIl1ued from FIrat page.l

.---.-----.
present to protest against being placed
in this category. SO far there does
not seem to have been any bill re-
Squiring q person to obtain q license
before serving wine to his family and
his friends at home. ii
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Mr.. John H. Gilbert died on Monday
afternoon about O'clock at his resi-
dence. No. 2O6 Sycamore Street. He
was seventy-eight years old. The fu-
neral will take place from the home
stu.dav a.{$9f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05
- ENAToR WHITE. In Senate bill
- No. 1874, provides that when COM
~ plant on oath Is made before

- ENAToR WHITE In Senate bill
q - No. 1874, provides thAtSwhen COM
~ plant on oath Is made before
~ Justice OF the peace against
2i4 person for the unlawful sale
1 OF DEMONSTRATING liquors the Justice shall
issue his warrant and require the ar
rest Of the person accused, and may
try him or admit him to ball, and that
In case any person Is indicted for such,
an offense the court shall cause him
to be forthwith arrested and may try
him or admit him to bail.
E. Sena tor Early, In Senate bill No. IS I.
amends the act approved March IS, 1903,
by providing that. tho manufactures
OF wine: In a local option district may
sell such wine In such territory in
quantities OF not less than five gallons
or one dozen bottles. and ito gdlstill the
sby-products Of the grapes into brandy,
and may sell such brandy in quaint
tics @of not less than five gal ons or
one dozen bottles, provide K the same
Is delivered to a conlmon car Ter to
be transported out Of such territory.
Local laws In regard to the subject are
not to be disturbed. .ss s.,
Senator Keezell, In Senate hill No.
49,. proposes to amend section 141 ,1f
ku0 ~ ONCA1oOs LASNSilssO WING 2kAlftk
In towns or villages exceeding 1000
Inhabitants. ant not exceeding 10000.
the u State license tax shall be $3.50,
which 1t ia at present. But in elites 81
10000, and not exceeding 40 900. The
license shall be $500. and In ci les ,,f
over 40 900, $500. The license Of an
ordinary In cities OF between 0 900 and
10000 shall be $500, and In cl les over
40, 900. 5000. Hotel license In towns s,,,r
cities OF more than 1000 and less than
II 900. shall be / $3.50 j; 4 cities OF ov.sr
cities Of over o,ooo.. $500 Thla Bill
copies the Language lei OF Il he old act, ana
refers to count y courts, 81 which have
heen long ago al olished D also pro-
vldos a icompu lsoryt ia II sen tence for
those persons Tho sci ! liquo r} on Sun-
Sunday in eonnectt Ion with Senator
Mann's bill 4 an'andi nE this sal seq
ton. i,5s Il ss III IN .Js3
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John Ii. Gilbert.


Mr.. John H. Gilbert died on Monday
afternoon about 4 O'clock ct his res1 :
dence. No. 206 Sycamore Street. He
was seventy-eight years old. The fu-
neral will take place from the home
to-day.
3Irs. Susan NJ. Montague.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Montague died yester-
#dayday morning at 10 o'clock at tho
Retreat for the Sick after a brief III
ness. Mrs. Montague, native of
Of age, and for more than half CEN
fury nau made her home In this city.
For several years her home was at No
SOL East Main Street She was known
far and Mide Us a business !" woman,
'devoting much OF her time to canvass
she was very successful.
For woman of her age she was
unusually active and we'll preserved.
and was always bright and cheerful.
Ing much Of her time In d0ing acts OF
kindness for those less fortunate than
herself. She was q member Of the
Second Baptist Church and took keen
being regularly enrolled as scholar.
She is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Robert Lee Pendleton, of Paul's& Cross
Roads. Essex county, and by one ster,
MISS dazietine j. Wood. OF this city.
The funeral will take place this
afternoon at 1880 CLOCK from the Sec
lond Baptist Church. The pall-bearers.
who will meet at Sutherland's UNDER
taking rooms, First and Main Streets,
lat 5:lD o'cIock. are as otiO,. s.. iuscos
Fl. Garnett. Charles II. West, Edward
Nv. Christian, Charles 81, Hudnall.
Thomas II. Bigg.r, Joseph. 9Bt won't
Igomery, George G. Jefferson and
Horace "A. Hawkins.
Arthur Cornell.
Special TO The Times-D ispntch.1
Il LYNCHBURG. " a.. February MIR.
Arthur Cornell. a former resident of
5Lynchburg, died yesterday In Newport
News. where he had been living some
time. The body will be brought here
for interment on Friday. the de-
ceased was native Of Manchester.
England, and was seventy-sevens years
OF age. He came to Lynchburg win
his parents when but an Infant. lie
engaged in the milling business here
with his father when a. young man.
Before the war he res: ded In I'll uston:
Tex, and Memphis It enn., but returned
here in 1816Eand engaged in the feed
business. Six or seven years ago ne
moved to Newport News, where he
conducted feed store. Mr., Conne!l
Is survived by his wife and FIVE chill !,
5oren. ,fhey are Mrs. j. o. Good win, OF
GAINESVILLE, Fla; Miss Mary Connell Of
Newport News; Mr.; Emmett Council;
of New Y ork, and Alessrs. Hazen !, anu
Howard Connell, Of Newport News sI
There Is also One sister SURVIVING, MISS
Kate Connell. Of this city. 3Es
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-05

ITHE Committee on Privileges, and
Elections this morning will re.
i port. with amendments, the bill
introduced by Delegate Chi wood
Fifth and nuts 1t in the Sixth Congress
sional District.
gate Spessard's bill and moves Craig
county from the Ninth District to
will be known as the chitwood- SPECS
Mr.. Chltwood explained that Floyd
county was far from the heartEof the
Fifth District; and that It's socia, and
allied with the Sixth District than
they we're to HIS. The people Of tho
Fifth District have long had hard.
aup-hil ght To sustain Democracy.
keep It up no longer. He asked the
Legislature to come to their relief ny
removing this county, to district tfat
Is strongly Dem ocratic, and that the
Republican majority in Floyd cannot
materially affect.
pie Of Craig county. which is stro g.
8lYy Democratic, to be removed from the
Ninth, the change is directly in orpo.
sition to the wishes II the Democrat IS
OF other sections OF that district.
Mr.. R. Tate Irvine. who is Judge
Rhea's counsel in the {investigation ap-
peared before the committee. ana ear
nestly urged that Craig county be left
in the Min h. ne went deeply into the
political history Of that district and
showed where more than once the
staurch little ccu-ty of Craig had tu-n.
ed the tide In favor OF the Demo-
Gratis. He claimed that .he Ninth n,s-
trict was not hopelessly Republican,
ard exnlaine1 that owing to the cos
monnlitan character OF its population
It would not be surprising. il 1T wrnt
Democratic at anv election II. how.
ever. Craig county was taken out OF
that district. he sad It would wea zen
the chances OF the Democratic party's
ever. regainlng. SUPREMACY In t hat dis.
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a LARGE delegation Of Rich.
Nv mond teachers were pres.
IA sents at a 8s-ecia' meeting Of the
ne. Finance Committee yesterday
afternoon in advocacy Of the biz 'n-
troduced by Senator King. providing
= Tor the creation IF fund forSthe res
tirement OF teachers who are unable
to continue their work bv reason Of
physical d'sah ilitS or who have served
for.4twent y- five years continunuslv. *
The bill Is the same as that intro-
sdnced In the House by Judge Martin
vii Hams OF Giles.
IS N ISIS Webb "a teacher In the Rich
rnond public schools. spoke In favorSof
The bill, + and was listened to with much
In terests by the com r1ittee. Z
No action was taken in the matter
at this meeting, the committee going
into executive session to- pass ,,por It.
The House Committee on Counties,
Cities and Towns will give a special
hearing on the bill Contemporaries the
town Of Highland Park Ii. Henrico
cquntv&neXt aturd ~ ut 10 o'clock "A.
M. The bill was offered by Mr.;
|Throckmorton. by request, and will, be
opposed bv some citizens within the
area which 1t is proposed to- incor-
porate. and Will be favored by others.
The special hsaring Is at Mr. Throck-
morton's request. 81
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Al the conclusion OF the Governors
ADDRESS, the committee arose. 1t Will
consider the bill In executive session
at date not yet fixed. 81
It was expe cted that Senator John
vs. Daniel would be present, but he
was unable to leave Washington an