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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

SOUTHERN MiNNENOTA IL h richest
AGRICULTURAL spot In the world The
people have an abundance Of money
fSf Investment II you would REACH
want" ads Of the Owatonna Journal.
Chronicle OwatOnna Minnesota II
SoE desire q farm in . twelve town
. million dollars worth Of butter .
year you can secure what you want
by the q Of the above medium.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09
HELP WANTED-Female

w hstfeE WAGES. S You don't receive s.
big pay as men because ys oH cant cant
look for it. The T Id1 sona dsiiv.
Soms Of them may need your services.
I cent per word carries your "a IN n
The Morning Herald and The Evening
Times
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-11-09

FOR RENT-Cood warm barn for win
ttr 80" ~, ''""r"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
WARRANT ISSUED
By Ian D STREE I
Tobacco Manufacturer Charges
Platter With Theft Of $500
From Firm.

John l-andstrect. vicc-presidcnt OF
thc X ~ Patterson Tobacco Company
Yesterday sworc out It warrant for the
1rftSt OF k.NC. Platter. charging him
WITH having stolen $500 from the nrn.
nc inert occurred some weeks ago
When l1attcr, by his smooth tongue.
is alleged 10 have bamboozlcd the com !
pany OUT OF the money on the plea that
ie had 10 hurry to his wife in Wash
ihSlon. He got the money withou,
Question. and WAS accompanied 10 tho
rain by an employee. lie stood on
the rear platform OF his Pullman and
waved an ancctionate hand al the man
s"ho accompanied him Later adyices
were received saying that Platter was
arrest in Battle Creek. Mich. but the
New York authorities have first show
~ nm Bu, a dctaincr Will be sent
from Richmond. so that he may be
Drought here for trial either on ac.
iuittai IN New York. or after his term
Of Imprisonment there
The account Of l'lattcr's methods be-
come more glorious as time goes or.
II seems that life was easy with him,
lie never lacked for money or tho
means 10 set it, Ills intinerary incI,ld. .
ca many Of the largest towns Of tho
country his victims always bcin. uen-
PIE cf prominence. He had whai T.;
Known in common parlancr az the gift
OF tho Gab. The New York victim mr.
rived IN Rattle Creek In time 10 pro
vent him from getting out on easy ! :, IL
md he will be in that city probably
within the next few days.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
JOYCE CASE SENT
TO HIGHER court.
Boy Arrested for Burglary Puts
Trouble on Absinthe and
Whiskey.

Walter Joyce, the nineteen year old
boy charged with having broken into
The home Of ]. II. J.eitch. $50 East
Marshall Street, early Monday night.
waived examination in Police Court
yesterday morning. and the case was
certified to the May term of the Hust-
ings Court Joyce was represented by
Attorney Harry NJ. Smith.
1t is said that the boys act was
due to the condition Into which lie had
fallen after, too long an acqua intance
with absinthc and whiskcy. He had
been visiting the Leitch home on sew
eral occasions. and the theory is adj
vanced that he walked into the resi-
dence unconsciousy. What he Is al
legged TO have taken--a clock. vase.
some envelopes and a pair of gold
trimmed spectaclcs--amo un ed to little
Ia real value, and burglar would
hardly have contented himself with
such small loot
The boy was surprised BY Mr.. LEIGH a $
he was coming out of the parlor window
of the Leitch home Mr.. Leitch chased
him several blocks. but ceased when
the clock was hurled Mt his head Boys
In the neighborhood continued the
chase. and joyce finally ended his run
At Eighteenth and Broad Streets, al
most i'm front OF the First Police Sta
ton. There nc was caught by Bicycle
officer Bryant and Policeman Gentry.
Joyce Is well connected. He lives at
GIT North Fourth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
G|NTER PARK GETS
BE 7TER SER VICE
Railway Company to Operate
Fast Schedule From City Dur
ing Rush Hours.

Through the efforts of its transpor-
taion committee. f.. Lee Roden. chair
man, the Citizens Association of Gin z
ter Park has secured Il promise from
the Virginia Railway and Power COM
pany for better service for residents
OF that suburb during the evening
rush hours. fhe traction officials have
agreed 10 run three cars at limo
from First and Broad Streets. leavin.
every ten minutes.
This was announced by Mr.. Rodcn
nj the quarterly meeting of the as
sociStion held last night. 1t was also
announced that Chamberlayne .Avcnu.
will be oiled and that a new system
OF laying sidewalks In that thorough.
down at a time. and this work viii
continue until the entire avenue Is
paved sl
Among other things II was ordered
that street signs be put up.
II was recommended by c. p Cadet
chairman of the Civic improvement
Committee. that the services OF an
expert nc engaged to regularly spray
and prune the trees OF the park.
Fire Department announced that the
new apparatus had been Installed and
IS now ready for service. Fire pluge
have heen placed at each corner 500
feet apart The fire company is now
preparing to begin regular drills. and
these will be started in few weeks
Rev r y. Isidout. chairman Of the
Education Committee. reported that
II plan had been adopted whereby tho
ped his committee. Mr.. Ridout said.
has In view plan for installing q
system of ventilation TO be ready for
the coming season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
URGE POLICE TO
HELP FIND HILL
Circulars Sent Out by Detective
Headquarters to Arrest Col
II ored Bank Cashier.


Circulars containing description and
a photograph were issued yesterday by
Captain Mcmahon for the arrest o.
HSeuben r. Hill. alleged defalcatiny
cashier of the True Rcformcrs' Bank
who disappeared March "a.
Part of the circular says: This bank
contained the savings of great num-
her of colorcd people lii this section,
and its collapse has evidently lett
some of them In destitute circumstances
made to bring about the arrest of this
man on account Of betraying the great
confidence the colored people had in
him. M
In addition to being cashier OF
the True Reformcrs' Bank, he was also
cashier of tho colored exhibit OF The
jamestown Exposition, and was the
head OF church and several colored en-
tcrpriscs in this city and is we'll
known TO prominent colored people all
over the United States"
Hin disappeared while the bank was
in the hands OF receivers Nothing
was then definitely known OF his al
legged embez2lcmcnt. When his delin-
quonccs were discovered the receiv-
ers made Il verbal report to the court
and commemorative Attorney Mini
tree Folkes took immediate action
Captain McAlahon. on Information re-
ccived, sworn out I'VE warrants against
I'M and ten against his boulSkecper,
Agnes u. ilecse. who was alleged TO
have aided hin IN his cmbezzlemcnts.
The woman WAS arrested. ana cxami-
nation was waived in Police Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
TO KEEP out
DISEASED CATTLE
Dr.. Ferneyhough Calls Meeting
Of Veterinarians to Deal
With Problem. IL

Diseased cattle having lately been
brought into Virginia. according TO a
statement made last night by DIR. j. G..
Ferneyhough, OF Burkeville. State Vet
crinarian and president of the Virginia
state Neterinhry- Medical Association.
special meeting OF the organization
has been called for this morning at 10
o'clock. in Murphy's Hotel, TO take
the alleged importing of tubcrcular
stock into this Common wealth.
II is the idea of the veterinarians
TO formulate and adopt some uniform
method of using the tubcrculin Test
believing that by this means cattle
buyers of the Old Dominion will not
be imposed upon by INSCRIPTIONS deals
ers. iH Gee
Dr. lTcrncylough referred to several
Instances in which he had been called
upon By buyers to test live stock re-
Gently bought. and which turned out
10 be diseased. AS a State officer II
was necessary for him TO have tho
cattle slaughtered.
In one case virginian bought sew
! sEteen !, animals Inn, from New Yorker
crinaran OF that State. But it was
stipulated In tha purchase that the cat
tie must be subjected to a test by DR..
Ferneyhough. This was done. and pen
of the seventeen were found to he
tuhercular. The remaining seven sub
Isoquently developed the disease and ii
vas necessary 10 kill the entire CON
sienment M
Because there is, no uniform method
of test in use here is given as a reason
why such cases as this have occurred
Speaking OF the matter last night DR..
Ferneyhough declared that he lis de
tcrmineh to protect Virginia cattle
owners
Members Of the association have dis
played much concern over the question.
and 1t is believed that about fifty Will
be present al the meeting this morn
ing. sl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
SCOT. ALLEY WILL
AGAIN Be OPENED
Supreme Court Grants Appeal
and Revives Injunction
Ml Against Closing.

BY reason Of the action of the SUI
preme Court Of Appeals which ycstcr-
day granted m appeal anu superscaeas
from decision of the Chanccry Court.
II will be necessary 10 reopen the alley
In The rearcf The residence Of Fred
w Scott, on Wes, .'ranklin street,
about which there has been SO much
agitation and litigation. In allowing
e superscdcaS, tho action of Judge
Drinnan in dissclvins the injunction 10
prevent The dosing OF the alley is SET
eSlae until final decision Is reached,
walsh Will he probably not until after
the beginning of next YEAR.
The details Of the case arc fairly
fresh in the public memory Mr.. Scott
owns 4 niece Of land III the rear of the
lot on which his residence stands an
alley lying between. lie desired 10
close this alley SO as TO throw his prop
erty into one strip, This was sought
70 nc done by ordinance. y measure
years was passed by the Common Cou.:-
ell OH July 5,l310. ana by The BOARD
OF Aldermen on July - Mayor Rich
ardson vetoed it on July 10 ON ,u-
gust the Council passed Tic ordinance
. This was followed the mex: morning
by temporary Injunction. secured in
The Chancery Cour, from Judge Danici
Grinnan. on petition OF ~ 81 Bowc,
and Charming NJ Bolto". The parties
defendant We're Elizabeth S. scott.
Fred W. scott and Il, T. u. Myers, Lr..
and tho city Of Richmond
BY decree OF March s. ilall,i tho Chan
gerry Court dismissed the ,cmporary
injunciion. and this was followed py
m appeal. In tho meantime Mr. Scott
has closed the alley.
II was contended in the petition that
the ordinance Was in violation OF the
Constitution OF Virginia, in that 1t con-
ferred special privilege on private
party. without consideration TO public
service. II also contcndcd that II con-
ficts with the Constitution of the
United sixties, which forhids the pas
sage OF law imparinr the obligations,
oi a contract Many cases are cited 10
euEtain the position Of the petitioners.
roint the Supreme Court granted the
writ. H
Richard Evelyn Byrd ana David
Meade White are lie attorneys for the
appellants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
Mr.. BRINE, SECRETARY
s. r.c. a Gcts RspoTl from SUICIDAL Aeon.


REPORTS OF the Work done by the Society
lot the Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Anmais
we're received yesterday in the annual meet
Ing OF the sorie,y. which was held in the
Jefferson Hotel Those present at the meeting
m n PrssidSni John $ Muncc and the tol.
lowing members OF the board Mrs &, +
Rolling. Mrs John S. Munce. Mrs W Hen
tanner. Miss Colly Ryland Dr. Jud H. Wood
ana Mcssrs. T. NJ crutcincld. Coleman
Wortham. r. y, s. Brine and Emmett e
Taylor The agent. r
The vlrsina Horse SHOW and Racing As
soc!ntlon was represented by Its president
! W. Graves, and by < 5. Gaines The S
lt c. y, agreed TO give several premiums for
ne work. horse parade. the prizes to 40 to
both horse and drivers
lIhe position OF secretary. which had
been made yncnn, by The resisrn,ion last
l in OF r, W. Ready. was filled by the
election Of +. y. S. Brine. who has been for
several years manager OF the Elks Home.
lie viii begin his duties on May l.
The months. report OF Agent Taylor show
"a that he had investigated eiEhty-onc cases
IN which four had been attended by vetcri.
mar! SURGEONS Ills work consisted or look
ms after animals In diseased condition and
horses af,siarved, He found homes for
dogs. and he save advice 10 owners Of
horses and mules or horses ana mules
which had 10 lie killed for their own sake
thcie were iwcnty-one.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
NEW STATUTE MAY
OBvIATE BETTING
Law 10 Prevent Booknlaking
Probable i'll Next General
Assembly.
-----
FOOD INSPECTORS CONFER.
Gathering At State Department.
l<cczcll Probably Out Of
Tax Commission.

While Governor Mann absolutely de-
clines 10 be quoted on the jamestown
race track matter. no one about tho
capitol believes for a moment that the
incident Is closed 1t is not thought
possible that tho boolsmalscrs At the
Norfolk track Will ever again be ablo
to operate.
II has. been suggested that the mat ;
ter might be handled through an Mt
Tack on the license or the charter OF
the promoters OF the track. But in
view OF tho session of tile Legislature.
which Will cnsuc before the next meet,
the general opinion Is that q; statlte
Will he passed making II Impossible
TO again opcrntc any species II book
making or TO conduct any form of
public betting. IT is stated that there
would be little doubt or the passage
of such bill
The Governor failed completely In
his efforts 10 secure compliance with
what he regards as the spirit OF tile
law. But lie Is II is stated az Letter
mined as ever that public betting shall
cease, and consequently the gossip Is
mat new law OH the subject VIII
lind It's way to the statute books
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
DRAWING PLANS
FOR BOULEVARD
County, City and State May
Build One From Byrd Park to
Joseph Bryan Park.

Plans. specifications and estimate
for the proposed boulevard from Wn-
liam Byrd Park to Joseph Brynn Park
arc now In course of preparation by
State Highway Commissioner p. ST..
Julien Wilson, and Will shortly be sub,
mittcd to the committee. which con-
sists of Mr.. Wilson for the state.
Chairman w G. Saunders. of the Hen
rico county Board OF Supervisors, and
Chairman William II. Adams. OF the
Street Committee. representing the
city The committee VIII carefully
consider the tentative plans and ngures
and then recommend the appropriation
necessary TO cover the expense OF con-
struction.
Last week the route. which seems
to tho committee most feasible. was
Inspected .and measured. II is two
and one half miles in length. begin
ming on tho Broad Street Road ut the
turn into the Fair Grounds. and run
ming by way OF the Hermitage Road
to Joseph Bryan Park.
Like Monument Avenue,
Commissioner wilson vii! submit
two estimates. one for regulation
macadam road. about forty feet In
width. and another, q double road
dirt on ono side and macadam on the
other. with grass plots and trees be-
tween, omewhnt ukc Monument ave
nue..
Members of the committee are high
Is pleased with tho route they inspect
cd. and With the proposition In gem
eral II the requisite amount OF money
Is forthcoming they propose 10 make
1t the best and most enjoyable SUI
burban driveway running Into the city.
both for horses and motor cars
Mr. Saunders said yesterday that ne
felt certain the county Board OF Su-
pervisors would be glad TO do Its share
md Mr.. ADAMS expresses the same
opinion for the city. Already, a mum.
her of the members OF the City Coun.
ell have been approached. Some or them
Immediately pledged themselves in It's
favor. while tho others. though not
committing themselves. approved the
proposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
.SWANSBORO MAN
. HARD TO HANDLE
criddlc, Under Indictment, in
Jail Awaiting Report by
Lunacy Commission.

If r. r. Criddle the Swansboro man
who kept that neighborhood in a state
OF terror Monday afternoon, is adj
Judged insane by the commission OF
lnnacy called 10 examine him day.
tho Indictment for grand larceny UNI
der which ne stands al present Will
DO thrown out OF court, Crildle's mind
seemingly became unbalanced Monday
afternoon from excessive use of alco-
hol and before The county officers
could capture him he had injured sew
around his house in state OF siege.
lie Is now in the City HALL
a the time OF his arrest for embcz-
element OF the funds Of Liberty Coun-
Mechanics, In 1901 Criddlc was chair
man of the board OF trustees OF that
lodge. It was stated yesterday by
Of NE SFder that cridde
three years before his guilt was slls-
pccted. An examination of his ac-
counts revealed. It Is alleged. a de-
followed. The commission OF lunacy
which Is TO sit ON his case to-day will
consist of Magistrate L., w. Cheat
ham, DR.. Pierce Tucker and Or. t. c.
Bryce @
TELEPHONE messages began to arrive
o'clock TO the Third Police Station and
ncighbors. who had barricaded them
selves In their homes. On account OF
the crowds at Forest iii. which had
necessitated special police there. and
several other calls none OF the county
officers could he reached at the mo-
ment by Squire Chcatham, Mean
while Criddlc, armed with spade and
other weapons, held his position in
the street putting to flight any one
who passed that way.
County Officers FLYNN and Terrell
were finally dispatched to The scene.
and, with the help of several men of
the neighborhood, they captured Grid
die. }
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
COMMITTEES NAMED
federation Of Mothers Clubs Prepsrinr 10

federation Of Mothers Clubs Preparing for
Active Work,
sew quarters OF the Federation Of Mothers.
clubs q Richmond and Virginia In the John
smith School. were occupied Yesterday after'
toon by The executive committee for The
htst ,'me. These rooms. on the first loor
"orr placed AZ the disposal OF the fedora ton
Mis-, howard l.. Whitlock. the newly-n,ect-
~ president. announced the standing com.
mittecs for the year as follows:
ircss Mrs. J. 70 Spicrs, Mrs. George Nor.
is Mrs. George Doane.
Social-Mrs George Browning. Mrs C. g.
Nal. Mrs. Hutchinson Mrs. Edward Burton
Hyslcne MIS- 7. W. noatwrisht. Mrs. r.
4. Lindsay. Mrs. ". n. Rail
Educationa!-Mrs W. y. Burrows Mrs
Rogers
raygrounds-Mrs H. L. whitlock. Mrs r
Sow"n Mrs. George Browning. Mrs u s
R.cha'dson. Mrs. w RI. Curry Mrs H. I.
r.acho, Mrs. !. s. Crook and Mrs. r. "
DoatwriEht l
II was voted hy the committee that Mrs
Whiilock Will represent the virginia orGani-
2aiion as a deicgate a, the National Con-
tress of Mothers Clubs. which meets In
washington the latter part OF this month
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
MINHREE FOLKES
is GRAND REGENT
Grand Council. Royal Arcanum,
Elects Officers at Annual
Meeting.
INVITE NATIONAL ORDER
supreme Council Will Be Asked
10 Hold It's 1912 Con-
vcntion Here
INVITE NATIONAL
ORDER

Minitrcc Foliscs. commemorative Al
torney OF Richmond, was yesterday
elected Grand Regent of tho Grand
Council OF the Royal Arcanum of Viz
ing held in the auditorium of Murphy's
Hotel.
about 100 delegates arc, attending
morning. and which VIII probably adj
iourn ut o'clock this afternoon. 1t
is considered probable that Richmond
Will be again chosen as the next place
OF meeting
.Ninong other things considered yes
tcrday was the adoption OF rcso-
luton inviting the Supreme Council
mold its 1912 session in Richmond L,
Is understood that there is every rca-
sou To believe that the invitation Will
he accepted. The Supreme Council
meets May Ii i'll Minneapolis. Mlnn.
Officers Elected.
ne new officers chosen yesterday
are as follows:
Alinistrcc Folltcs. OF Richmond. grand
grand vice-regcnt: S. H. savre. OF
tiiin l grand orator; II. K. Field, OF
y Blanks. OF Petersburg. grand score
tary; Albert Il. Bolts, OF Fredericka-
nurE. grand treasurer: ". Floyd
leans. Of Richmond. grand chaplain
W. Withers Miller. Of Richmond, grand
warden. and Thomas Spratr, of Roam
ekc. grand sentry.
Many Delegates Attending.
Following are the accredited delegates
70 thc meeting. most &c whom are in
G. g; Bosher. Richmond; +. l.. But
Ter ,,, ,Ri 81 F. s. simpson, Rich
DAWSON Norfolk; q. b. GIL Peters
hnYrs: John \. Manhood I.ynchbure w
+. Coates, fredericksburg; j. c. Bow
81, Il. r
T. Wrcnn. Berkeley: IL. II. Blcase.
Staunton; J, I. Hamburg. Norfolk
frank Balm. Norfolk James Aydelottc
cock {. " Crew, Ashland: ]! II. Mar
ton. Farnivile: j. g. Angle. Richmond.
y. 7. Watkins. alexandria. II. L. Brn.
net. Petersburg; Louis y. Seal, Rich
m =, Bent. Levy, Riehmond II. a.
Blake. Richmond Cortcz V. Jones.
Richmond; e. Is. Lawshe. Suffolk: r..
i /, Cobb. Franklin; c; VI. Meginley.
mouth; Dr. c. a. Mercer, Richmond:
t. w. krisch, Newport News: George
=: Gary. Manchester: J. i. a. Powell,
MythGville:. Thomas Spratt Roanoke: :
6. !. Bonne Vile; Hampton: w. d. Folk,
sSmithheld: ~. H. Atkins, Marion: G.. b.
Gregory. Norfolk j. G. Ragiand. Dan
vile vile; Dr. " p, Williams. Cape
Charles. W. II. Garking. Radford. w
5: Long, shenondoah; DR.. b. *. Pope.
Tewsoms: O. L. Stearncs, salem: In.
i + smith. .Martlnsvilie, 4. l.. w.
Miller' Pulaski; O., G. Rucker. Bedford
n J Sheffield, Crcwe: /. Hudgins,
Mathews; H. Boyd Healy. Lynchburg,
John G. Adams Bristol; j. c. DARLING,
t1n. Williamsburg: +. B. Reamy. Chase
City: T. II. Schwab. Warrenton: " j,
ilailey. Keysville: L. l.. Conner. Lex
iington: II. II. Ramey. Strasburg: G. c.
-ineweave Harrisonbmrg; j. G. Brad
ley. Luray; II. NJ. McGormac. Win
chester: Il. c. tiearN. Woodstock n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
MAYOR OPASS ON
MEASURE TO-DA Y
Race Segregation Law Now Up
for Final Approval or
Rejection.
PUBLIC HEARING CALLED
Women Oppose Plan as II
Stands Because of Hard
ship on Negroes.
HEARING
PUBLIC

Mayor Richardson announced ycstcr-
day that he Will take action one way
or the other ON the pending Wonder
lehr. segregation ordinance this after
noon at o'clock. when parties may
be heard for or against II. The meas
urc proposes the separation OF tho
dwelling places of white and colored
races, and was introduced in an effort
to stop oncroachmcnt of colored peo-
pie on Clay street. heretofore an ALL
white thorouEhfare.
Mrs Beverly b. Munford and others
called on the Mayor yesterday in OPP
position 10 the ordinance as Ii stands.
While standing for the complete scpar-
alton of the races as best for both
q hurdshlp on the negroes in forcing
them 10 live IN great congestion In u
narrow and CONSTRUCTED area The
Mayor also had long consultation
with the patron, Mr.. Nonderlehr. who
afterwards expressed the hope that tho
Mayor would sign the measure with
out delay
Cnnnot Pawn Pistols.
The Mayor signed yesterday the or
dinance prohibiting pawnbrokcrs from
Tor sale. pistols or other deadly weap-
ons and requiring all other dealers
handling such weapons to secure Il per-
nit from the Chief of Police. the
measure having been offered on rec
ommendation of recent grand jury,
carrying habits of certain undesira BILE
citizens. Several pawnbrokers called
on the Mayor in Il vain appeal urgin e
hat the measure Disseminated against
application The Mayor has In his
hands large enrolment of city or
dinances AMI resolutions some OF which
will take much time and study.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-19
is KEEzELL OUT?
Tax Com mission IInn Apparently I.ost
Valuable Member

W neither or rot George Il. Eeescll
treasurer OF Rockingham county. is
mission is matter or consIderat1on
among State officials. If not. the com
mission viii not only be minus a mem
per until the next Legislature meets
put Is likely to be 10 II large extent
deprived Of the counsel and experience
or former Senator IIcczeli. whose Ions
.erm rs chairman of the Senate III
nance Committee gave him r,icn an H.
innate knowledBc of The nnanc:ul ar
fairs Of the State.
The act providing for the formation
OF the Tax Commission specifies that
one OF It's members shall be the chair
man OF the Finance Committee OF the
Senate Mr.. keezcll Is no ionger IN
mat position. since his resignation as
Senator has been received and accepted
rho committee will hardly meet to
elect new chairman In the recess OF
me Legislature, and. as matter OF
lact, IL IS doubtful ir tnis could be
done legally.