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Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
teddy Meets KAISER
ROOSEVELTS TAKE LUNCHEON
AT THE POTSDAM PALACE.
Emperor, on Account of Mourning tor
King Edward, Could Not meet inc
Roosevelts.

Berlin, - Theodore Roosevelt ana
Emperor William had their first ohE
conversation Tuesday after luncheoh
at Potsdam. Standing apart from lhe
other guests they talked earneS'l! w.
oether for more than an hour.
The emperor's welcome 10 the form
or president was exceedingly coTdlal'
Wearing the white and gold UNIFORM
of the Garde du Corps, with brazen hel'
met surmounted by a silver eagle Win
outsDread wings, the emperor appear
cd at the entrance of the new palace
IN the arrival Of the carriages when
brought Col. and Mrs. Roosevelt, MISE
Ethel and Kermit to the palace sa'es.
His majesty advanced quickly anu
shook hands warmly with each one OF
them Later he presented his guests
to the empress and The entire pa'ts
cat down 10 luncheon at six tables. Ills
majesty had Mrs. Roosevelt at MS ley
and Mr.. Roosevelt was seated be'"eel
the empress and the crown prince
Ar POtsdam the emperor ana ell
nress treated their American guess
With great cordially, engaging me
: IN prolonged conversation in the sma'
| drawing room with other members G
the roval family before luncheon. IN
emperor, after the other guests ma
! gone, showed Col. Roosevelt and III
t family through the Sans Souci palae
t himself. .
The emperor has arranged Tor
sham battle, in which l2,OOo ME
: all arms will take part.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
GOV. SAND ERs ON RACING
opposes ReoeaI Of Present Law n
Also Prohibition Measures.

Baton Rouge.-That there is niue
likelihood Of a formidable 1lghl ue'
inc made either in behalf OF a prom
hilton bin or a bill repeating the
anti.racing law in Louisiana was ihu''
Gated when Governor Sanders came
ont flat.footed against any such leg
islation. With the governors Ve'o
TO contend with, those VINO nave
talked OF bills along GDse lines prac-
tically gave up'all hope.
Governor Sanders a y that he op,
noses legislation either in beha't On
or against the liquor interests
such measures are brought up in tne
governors behalf they will result IL
fights which will demoralize the aS
sembIv and thwart measures whict
are generally regarded as of the ut
most importance. He docs not Sc
where any great benefit could be dc
rived from re-establishing racing o
from charging or curtaillhg Inc III
territory in the state.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
NEWS OF
LOUISIANA
A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW or
The STATE Banks.
Years .oo8 and 1909 Have Prouuce"
Gratifying increase in the
Banks Resources.

Ration Rougc.-In his report to 'h'
,o,,I assembly Of Louisiana for tn"
=, veor. lgOS09. W. l."
,.,o hunk examiner, gives a
io""9' . 81 the bank.
very l''''''' a,J hank
Ing resources
ing co'u'''"'S of the va
!" S.i' .avs ,Ir Young in
riou' '"'"'"'', .,orus foods.
his report '"I" ror ucavi, pes.
oi|ue"', ror,iors Of our
WIN WhI'' .;,.d tho years
H'',' ..,,ood gratifying
l"o"'o' nave p'o'"'o" of our
increase Ill '''
DahNS' uor.i, interests
bHSii'SS an" .5 doroIoned. and
nave 'Np"N, a,o os material
the Pe'''' '"' Taken as q
grown anu h-nLs GRO now on a
"hoi'' o"i ,aai. oa will 10 seen
SOUND ,Ina",'", ard their con.
from '"e'' s."' -, Enc voar lust
ditlol d' 'h' os sotisfac
ended ,hsp.rg iSon ,o''' Tba, they have
non anu 'V snon, tbe ortccrs of the
recovered 100, npln t. shown by the in
PAM ,o,rr,o If deposits an,
crease III '"' w,oriopcos Of IN,
cIeafalce' ,aon horoficia
ln-a fuHn NpAGS nhkt Nv"
las, oMo oachinrs ,o the managers o
III '"e.' ronnin9 insti,uions, The
Il S'a'' snht consarvatism All
nave oo,o,atuIation tha
IL - " .hi. ,,,cbinr is every
eVlue"'r
VIII, Eva hionniaI period co,
Duii"s u"o ,horo bavo bee
ereu ~ % nau s,ato hanks wit
"s'", rrocoto banking capital Of 81
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
Rantists Want No Alliance

Baltimore. Md,-The board OF His.
sions strongly indorsed the poIlcy oi
the Southern Baptist convention Oh
Ta wing mo entangling alliance "i'h
other Christian bodies. ms u,'er'
ance referred specifically TO the lapoa'
Of the board in Panama and tuoa'
whore il was stated the work was pro
dressing rapidly, but that dificuitieS
- tho wav of the work of both the
Sunday schools and other phrases
Fave developed in the trend towards
so.called church union efforts and the
| obliteration of UNCONVENTIONAL lines
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
A pELLAGRA FAMILY.
Mother ard Five Daughters Srou9ht
From Wilson, la.

New Orleans.-Mrs. Ethel Gun
pingham OF Wilson, La, and I'VE
daughters, the eldest 3 II the
about 1 years OF age, nave
been admitted 10 the Charity hoSpl''
al suffering from decided cases OF
pellagra. The party were accom-
panied by their physician, who' af'er
treating Mrs. Cunningham for about
six months, advised them to go 10
New Orleans.
Mrs. Cunningham stated that ABOUT
six months ago she ate some corn
| meal which was most probably mus
~, and the following day she became
i'll. She called in a physician al"
no had been treating her ever since
Her children, one after the other
then betrayed symptoms of having
contracted the disease, ana the
marks are plainly visible on all OF
the children, whose neither eXtreml'
ties are blotched and show the dis
ease has taken a firm hO.d on thehl
The patients were placed in the ie
male ward of the hospital.
Mrs. Cunningham is a widow ant
although her physicians, as well a
The hospital surgeons, believe lh'
case is one of positive peliagra' sh'
herself does not, but attributes tn
~cntaneous ailment 20 poison ivy. TN
;s the first Instance on record IN tn
hospital which indicates that the us
ease is of such a contagious chara'
! fer, for it is said that the entire IAN
ily would not he afflicted except U
having caught the pellagra from eac
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
ROOSEVELT TO FUNERAL.
Nav Be American Representative a:
Edward O%bsequies.

passaic, y. J.-President Taft, IN all
probability, will designate Theodore
Roosevelt as a special ambassador 10
the United States govern
mani at the funeral OF King Edward.
He will take the matter up with oec'
rotary Knox soon after he returns 10
Washington.
President Taft, who attended the all
pual banquet of the Passaic Board OF
Trade in this city, said he was anxious
to appoint Col. Roosevelt to represent
this Government. He has taken no
stem in that direction, however, as ul
to the time he left Washington no OF
fetal notification had been received DI
the Washington government as 10 the
date of the funeral.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
LOUISIANA IN BRIEF.

The sewerage board of Lake
Charles reported that the cost OF the
proposed system was $4,000.
The closing exercises of the LOUIS,
;0na Industrial Institute occurred at
RuStOn.
The Louisiana Press Convention
adjourned at opelcus, after elec'ihg
Officers. Resolutions Were adopted
~fovoring legislative appropriations
! for tuberculosis hospitals and a mon
ument in the vicksourg park
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
Circus Stampedes Congress.

Neutrality-suspicious. members OF con-
orocc really are little less shan Dig
bovs was proved Monday when a CIR
cus Darade passed the capitol just DE-
fore the converting Of the two houses
Of congress- and broke up pracNical'>
evarx committee meeting. Groups OF
senators and representatives race'
over to watch the animals and gally
caparisoned riders. Champ Clark' MI
,ori,v leader in the house, said the IT,
O, p. elephants in the parade were 'o'
half co we'll received by The crowds a.
the Democratic donAeyS
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
HANGS Himself to a Weeping Willow

Alexandria.-Tony Brocato, an
Italian. committed suicide by hang
ing himself 10 a willow tree on the
river bank at the foot of Cason street
He was found by a negro, who saw
a basket of fruit on the levee and
looking into the bushes saw that Bro
cato had used a leather strap, at
taching it to a willow tree when ne
had bent down, allowing himself 10
be drawn partly off the ground and
choked 10 death. He came mere
from New Orleans about seven years
ago. He leaves a wife.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
Comet Causes Suicide.

San Bernardino, Cal.-Nhllc pFooa'
ing over possible i'll effects OF the co"''
cts visit, Paul Hammerton, a sheep
man and prospector, became insane
and crucifed himself. Hammerfon
was found where ne had nailed MS
foe, and one hand 10 q cross he had
n,nntnI
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
IMMENSE DISTRICT AFLAME
Ecr-s+ Fires Sweep Northeast Min
nesota.

Milwaukee, Wis.-The entire nof'h'
oss,err mart of Minnesota is sm0kllS'
vast timbered areas Il Wisconsin are
he ng swept by flames. several villages
,ro threatened with destruction, anu
large losses seem inevitable.
Resorts indicate that fires are
scattered over an r of at least ooo
miles. Dense smoke is hanging over
Lake Superior and fires appear 10 Dc
hurnjny in all directions.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21

Sarsa parilla

Cures all blood humors, all
eruptions, clears the complex
ion, creates an appetite, AIDS
digestion, relieves that tired
feeling, gives vigor and vim.
Get it today. In usual linul1 torn os
,oh,..s called Sarsatahs. l) Doses y.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
FREE

If you have Ulcers; Ennng Sores H y oina ntIrnsiys
f FilnpIns or T ETupiia nH' 'a5s 3: 3; IL Eso, R,na;
Blood Balm. All symptoms heat qnthiy, n!oT n
i, 'sr ,nl pna yum inc, o' "a clean, hrai,hy condition, hcalins
every sore and stopping all aches, pains and itch,ngi
cr,in nv he worst case Of blood poison; lltuSIiSlo
or Ihr v express. ST PER LARGE BOTTLE, with d,Trc-
lions for home cure. Samples SEM EXEC 10y o,
wiring Blood Bnlm Co, .Atianta; v ~, ,,v IN
sorih, your trouble and free medical ADVICE slSen'
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
runners,
Too Lavish.

Mrs Dobbs was trying to ma OUT
he likes and dislikes OF her Ne"
hoarder. and all she learned lncfeaSeu
her satisfaction.
do O want pie for BREAKFAST:
she asked.
no. | thank YOU" said the new
hoarder. with a smile. Pie Tor pieaA'
fast seems a little too much.
.Tbat's lust the way | look a' H.
said Mrs. Dobbs, heartily. say PIE
for dinner is a necessity, and PIE ZOE
sunner gives a kind O finishing 'onc'
70 the day: but pie for breakfast -
VIVA, call putting on airs. oN'h >
Companion.
Certainly it is heaven uFoh e''''
for a mans mind to move III chal'''
and TO turn upon the poles OF tF"'n.-
Bacon.
Lower coast gazette., 1910-05-21
FITTED TO BE STARS.

Wiggins-Say, Ragsy. it's a "ohoer
dew hasn't started up de baseball game
in Russia long ago.
Ragsy-What put dat in yer head!
Wiggins-'Cause dey are such sooo
runners.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
new SHIRT FACTORY
Firm Writes Mr.. Jones That 800
or More Operatives Will Be
Employed.
Will Do With Less Until That Number
Can Be Had.

Mr.. C. w. Jones, the well known
drv goods merchant, who has taken
such an active interest in the effort to
establish a new shirt factory here and
who has conducted the correspondence
with Messrs. 0ppenheim, Oberndorf q
Co., of Baltimore. is in receipt OF let
ter from the firm in which they ex-
press their pleasure in learning that ar
rangements have been made to estab-
lish the factory. The firm states that
they will proceed at once to contract
for the necessary machinery and equip
ments for the Fredericksburg plant,
which will be entirely modern and up
to-date.
They suggest to Mr.. Jones that suf-
ficient ground be acquired for the ex-
pansion of the plant, as they could just
as easily give employment now to 300
people as TO $50 and they hope to be
able to have 300 or more operatives
working in the factory soon after 1t be-
gins operation. The firm states that
as soon as the supply of operatives Will
Justify, an additional building could be
erected if suitable ground is secured to
permit it.
1t will thus be seen that the efforts
of the committee of the Council and
citizens looking to the establishment OF
this industry has been successful and it
is hoped that the benefits expected TO
be derived by the city will be forth
coming.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
Mr.. PEDEN WILL REBUILD
II Water Facilities Are Granted BY
Council.

Mr.. w. II. Peden, when asked Mon
day by a representatives of this paper
if he would rebuild his excelsior plant
if the plans for increasing the water
supply as submitted to the Council
Thursday night is carried out, said he
would be willing to do so, but that he
regarded the action of the body in re-
ferring the proposition to committee
as practically killing it. 1t is a matter
in his opinion which deserves immedi-
ate attention. He says if the subject
is given the consideration it deserves
and favorable action taken within a
few days he can 60 ahead with his
plans, but that he cannot wait thirty
days for the committee TO report to the
next regular meeting of Council on an
uncertain question.
Councilman J. P. Rowe, chairman
Water Committee, was then called up
on and asked if anything was being
done He said meeting Of the Water
and Finance Committees had already
been held and that estimates, etc, are
being prepared. AS soon as these as
completed, he said, special meeting
of the Council will be called and acti
taken. If the Council adopts the plan,
and we believe it will, work will be
commenced at once and pushed rapidly
N cnnnIation
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
ANSWER TO LETTER
OF PUBLIC SPIRIT
To The Free Lance.

To The Free Lance.
Your correspondent, Public Spirit, -
makes very clear that he is not familiar
with the law, the fundamental law OF
this State. The men who produced our
present State constitution considered II
so essential, so imperative, that all
property should be assessed at its full
value that they wrote into the consti-
tuition: "All. assessments of real estate
and tangible personal property shall be
at their fair market value" Is not
the fair market value Of thing its full
value? There is the law, there IS
nothing for our assessors to do but TO
comply with il; il has been explained to
them, they cannot plead ignorance Of
its requirement.
II our real estate is assessed at its
fair market value, no one is injured,
no one is damaged, all are
treated alike; each property owner
then pays according to what lie
has; nothing can be fairer and Juster
than this.
An examination Of our Land Book
will show that some properties are as
sessed at their full values, or very
nearly so, and that others are assessed
at very much less. II the names OF
the owners of the various properties
being Investigated are ascertained 1t
will invariably be found that the proper
ties properly assessed are small and are
owned by persons Of small means, and
that those assessed away below their
fair value are owned by persons with
a ''pull. "
What is the effect of this unequal as
sessment? Take ten small lots proper
ly assessed, owned by ten different per-
sons, and the same number of lots OF
equal value owned by man with a
"pull," 4" assessed at one-half their fair
value. II the tax on the first amounts
10 500 then that on the second will be
$50, a total of $4,000. II the second
is rightly assessed, both will pay
$500. In plain English, the owner
with a pull is making his neighbor pay
one third of his taxes. / do not believe
that our fellow citizens whose proper
ties are assessed away below their fair
values have realized this, for | do not
think that they are dishonest.
"Public Spirit" says: Raising the
real estate values of city so altitudin-
ously as TO assess real estate at its full
value is to cripple and injure the bor-
rowing power of the city and render its
bonds less salable and marketable. "
Was greater bosh than this ever writ
ten? The law prohibits a city from
issuing bonds in excess of 18per cent of
the assessed value of its real estate.
According to "Public Spirit" if we
double our assessed values we decrease
our borrowing ity;according to the
law we multiply II by two.
wish your correspondent had SUI
ficient backbone to sign his name to his
communication; the use OF nom de
plume is not to be commended.
Henry Warden.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
P. 0. S. OF A. IN STAFFORD

The following officers were installed
at Camp No. Sc, Jan 10Th, by District
President A. T. Lynn. They are active
and energetic in the work, often initiat-
ing new members. We believe 1t to be
a most excellent order and is accom-
plishing great good wherever properly
conducted: Past President, ]. M. West;
President. Douglas n. Black; Vice.
President. r. H. Snellings; Master of
Forms, Charlie Snellings; Recording
Secretary, L. A. Gray; Financial Seere-
tary, Chester Truslow; Treasurer, Thos.
Snellings; Conductor, Willard Sullivan;
Inspector, Robert Withers; Guard,
Marius Beagle; Chaplain, w. b. Trus-
low; Assistant Recording Secretary,
James Limerick; Sentinels, Posey Smell
lings, John Withers, Silas Snellings,
Stuart Able; Trustees, Morgan Smell
lings, Pinkey Truslow, Allen Withers'
A Brother.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
FREDERICKSBURG, va, THURSDAY, JANUARY 81 1910
SNIP IN RICHMOND
Richmond, Va, Jan. 22d, 1910.

Richmond, va, Jan. ZZu, lJlO.
The Free Lance is a welcome visitor
in the House and is sought by many.
| was delighted at its appearance. May
her banner ever wave.
Legislation moves on at rapid pace
and retrenchment is the watchword
among leading members on the floor.
! Hon. G. G. Taliaferro has been in
disposed, but at his post and awake to
good work.
DR.. Robt. Frazer, of the Education
Bureau. has been on the floor this week
in the interest of circulating libraries
for schools.
Today Delegate Taliaferro and Col.
Shackleford go home to kiss the flowers
in their homes, but will be back on
time.
Leading members Of the anti-Carlin
faction have been in consultation here
and learn that Messrs. Jno. F. Ryan,
X. l.. Gordon and others have decided
upon a war to the knife, with Fairfax
or Willard as the standard bearer.
Hon. c. c. Carlin seems well entrench-
ed by his short record and the general
opinion is he will be hard to beat.
send the following few notes from
Lahore:
am sorry to note the continued i'll
ness Of Mr.. Minor Harlow, of Pine Top.
Attorney Jno. G. Williams, Of
Orange, is improving.
Mr.. Chas. Brown, of Lahore, has
been in consultation with DR.. Moses
Hoge, of Richmond.
Mrs. Julia Stevens and her infant
son, Frederick, viii soon return from
Washington and reside with Mr.. Ce-
phas Daniel, near Mason.
Upon rumor that contractor James
Frazer was paralyzed Wednesday, DR..
Harris mounted racer and hied away
TO Jim's cozy home to find him hale
and hearty and his merry laugh making
the welkin ring. Long live the tribe.
6
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
A WILD BLIZZARD RAGING

brings danger, suffering often death
to thousands, who take colds, coughs
and lagrippe-that terror of winter and
Spring. It's danger signals are Stuffed
up nostrils, lower part of nose sore.
chills and fever, pain in back and head,
and a throat-gripping cough. When
Grip attacks, as you value your life,
don't delay getting DR.. Kings New
Discovery. Zone bottle cured me,
writes A. L. Dunn, of Pine Valley,
Miss, latter being laid up three
weeks with Grip" For sore lungs,
Hemorrhages, Coughs, Colds, Whoop-
ing Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma, it's su'
preme. SOC. $l.00. Guaranteed by M.
NJ. Lewis.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
SCRIBBLER'S LETTER
Stafford C. H., Va, Jan. 2lst.


Mr.. L. Y. C. c. Cooper called on his
friends at the Court House yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Martin, accom-
panied by their little daughter, Miss
Annie Stuart, are guests Of Mrs. NJ. g
father, Clerk Bryan.
Jupiter Pluvius seems to have
descended upon US with full force with
in the last few days. owing to the fact
that he has been pent up Utica for
the last six months.
Several of our young men went to
the Greek last night TO haul seine. Re
suit, few fish and several bad colds.
The entertainment at the p. o. 5. Of
A. Hall Wednesday night resolved itself
into a dance. The light fantastic was
tripped till about l a. m. Thursday.
Messrs. j. A. Ryan and M. Mount
JOY, j. p s, held court here yesterday.
They were attended by their executive
officer, Mr.. c. ID. TaliafeIro. Several
judgments were rendered and several
settlements had.
Mrs. Jas. NJ. Woodard and Mrs.
Susan Woodland have been quite sick,
but are mending slowly under the med
ical attention Of DR.. Sneed.
Mr.. Geo. l.. Armstrong, the sawmill
man, of upper Stafford, was here yes
terday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foss, accompanied by
their son, paid a visit TO the plant Of
the Austen Run Mining Co. from their
home in New Jersey. Mr.. Foss is one
Of the principal stockholders of the
company and seemed to be much
pleased with the outlook.
Mr.. Armistead Nelson, Of Musselman
neighborhood, paid the Court House a
visit this week On business.
Messrs. Geo. V. and X. S. Moncure
passed here this week on the way to
visit their cousin, Mr.. Apply Moncure,
who has recently returned TO Stafford
from California.
Mr.. Geo. w. Herring, of Whitewater,
paid the Court House a visit this week.
Nothing doing in this vale Of tears.
Co~,kk1nr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
VIRGINIA NEWS

Rev. T. w. T. Noland, of Falls
church, has been called to the New
School Baptist church at Woodbine,
Prince William county.
Mrs. Martha Garrett Hundley died a
few days ago at the residence Of her
son, j. A. Garrett, in Orange, Of paral-
ysis, aged n years. She is survived
by six children.
Reedyille, Northumberland county,
will have two banks in the future. The
present institution, branch of the l..
Z. Mumford Bank at Cape Charles, has
increased its capital stock and been
Incorporated under name of Tidewater
Bank. The other also is State bank and
will be kownn as the Peoples Bank.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
LOST HER WATCH,
BUT RECOVERED IT

Sunday a white girl about IL years
old. residing outside the city limits, af-
ter talking with the children Of Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Wallace, entered the
residence, Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace being
absent, and went through the rooms.
Monday morning Mrs. w. missed her
gold W ch and chain. She made en-
auiries nd her little daughter told her
about the visit Of the strange girl.
Mrs. Wallace at once suspected that
the stranger had taken the watch and
after much trouble ascertained where
the girl lived. A trip was made to the
girls home and the watch demanded.
The mo ther of the girl pulled the watch
out and coolly handed it to the owner.
Mrs. Wallace was delighted to recov-
er the watch and no steps were taken
to prosecute.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
SAYS SHOOT THE CHICKENS

Bowling Green, Va, Jan. 20.
notice in your paper that a gentle
man thinks of selling his home and
moving back to the farm unless his
neighbor's chickens conduct themselves
better. IF the gentleman really thinks
he must live in the city, shoot the
chickens. | think he will find that the
Virginia laws protect him.
Yours truly,
]. c. Lynes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
RoWS IHlS7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known +:
j. Cheney for the last Is years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions a1d financially able
to carry out any obligation made by bis
firm. WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
". acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
nation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-01-27
LEGISLATURE

Senator Holland is drawing a bill
which seeks to have the Circuit courts
of the State kept open at all times on
the order of holding of Federal courts.
Senator Parks offered a bill which
prohibits the playing of any college
games by students except on the
grounds Of the college, and prohibits
one team from going to another college.
Senator Holt presented two bills, one
preventing the election of members Of
any board to any position to be filled
by the board for period of one year
following the expiration Of the term Of
such members on the board, and to pre-
vent governors from naming more than
two persons in any one city or county
as a member Of the same board.