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Don't Be MiSIed if
You Have Lung Trouble

II you have Lung Trouble do not be Inisled
by reports of discoveries OF specifics to re-
licve that affection. No specific has as vet
been found. Eckman's Alternative, however
Is Il medicine for throat and lung troubles
which has been successfully used I'm many
cases. II you are sick. IL might be wiso for
you To investigate Its merits and it's use may
be of lasting benefit to you. Read of this
case:
39s Seventh Ave. New York
Gentlemen: Five years ago last August
] was taken to st. Francis Hospital TO be
treated for Bronchitis and congested Iungs
AFTER several weeks treatment was advised
by the doctor to go TO convalescent sani-
tariuin, but could not be admitted because
the doctor ut the hospital, after u thorough
examination, declared my case Lung Trouble
and gave me n certificate to that effect /
showed the certificate to Father Stark and
he advised meSto take Eckman's Alternative
took tho Alternative faithfully az directed
and soon found myself free from night
sweats and fever. and gradually got better
i have not taken tho Alternative now for two
years. and can truthfully say l am well.
my sickness"
y (Affidavit) MARY KORHAMER
(Above abbreviated: moro on request.)
Eckman's Alternative has been proven by
many years test to be most efflcacious
Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn
Colds and In upbuilding tho systom Con.
tafns no narcotics. poisons or habit-form.
ing drugs Sold by Tragic Drug COMPANY
and lother leading druggis,s. Write the Eck-
lnan Laboratory, Philadelphia, Pa FOR
booklet telling OF recoveries and additional
Observation-Disclosures ~
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News OF Frederickxbure.

Especial to The Times ispatch.l
Fredericksburg. Va, January Is
Sixteen hundred gallons of cream were
shipped from this point last month to
consumers In Washington. Most of
this was butter fat. and the shippers
received 33 cents n pound for It. This
brought in to the dairymen immediate-
~ around Fredericksburg nearly $1,000
for the month. A movement Is on foot
ericksburg.
The National Bank of Frederioksburg,
at meeting of stockholders. elected
tho following officers: Judge A. w.
president; ]. A. Taylor, cashier; H. D.
Scott. assistant cashier; George A.
Scott teller: Charles A. Carmichael and
Lester A. Sneed, bookkeepers; board of
directors, Judge A. w. Wallace A II.
wallace; II; L. Wallace. DR. ]. p, Stir.
Scott. George A. Scott
The Commercial State Bank, which
has Just closed Its second year, elect
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THE SENATE

President PROTEIN EchoIs presided
over ten minute session OF tho Senate
yesterday. Adjournment being taken
until II o'clock to-day after a mum.
Der OF bills had been introduced and
referred to the proper committees. SEN
ator John NJ Hart, OF Roanoke. an
nounced that Senator y. b. Early. Jr,
OF Albemarle, was absent, and the
Committee on Assignments would he
unable to report until to-day. and
upon motion OF Senator Nelson adj
journment was taken.
The members OF the Senate are de-
voting their time to the study of bills
and are In conference on the various
subjects 10 come before the Senate
after tho committees are organized
Senator Paul, OF Harrisonburg, In
troduced companion measures dealing
with primaries. and. Senators Feather
ston, OF Lynchbur& and Cannon, OF
Richmond. offered the travellers suf-
fringe bill These with. pure election
bill, and a bill concerning bribery in
elections, introduced by Senator Buch-
nnan. OF Washington. formed the most
important measures offered ut yester-
days session.
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THE HOUSE

Tho House session yesterday was
brief. though the chair was vacALed
the list OF committee assignments. The
list was presented by Speaker Cox
shortly after. o'clock. and 10 Tho mai q
seemed to give great satisfaction. In
>Inaking up the list the seniority rule
was not followed in all cases. Judge
Martin Williams, of Giles heads the
important Committee on Privileges and
Elections. as he did In the last ses-
sion. Mr.. oliver heads tho Commit
was the ranking member after the re-
tirement Of Judge Alden Bell MIR.
Love Is made chairman OF the Commit
tee on Schools and Colleges. The i'm
portant Committee on General Laws.
or which Mr.. Cox has been the chair
man for several sessions. falls to Mr..
Mr.. Throckmorton at the head of tho
committee on Roads and Internal Navi-
divided under the new rules. Colonel
bowman died since the last session and
Mr.. jennings retir]i. The ranking
member was Mr.. Spessard. who fol-
lowed Mr.. Cox at the head of General
Laws. and the craftsmanship OF Finance
was given to a. G. Weaver. Mr.. Brew
mittee on Appropriations, Mr.. Spessard
being made a member Of both of these
committees; Colonel, Leedy. of the
state militia, heads the Committee on
Militia and Police. and Berkeley ID.
ADAMS; chairman Of the State Board
Sl and hSha nn une r ent bon on
comes head OF the Committee on Coun-
ties, Cities and Towns. Mr.. Houston
continues ut tho head of the Commit
tee on Chesapeake and it's Tributaries.
IL was announced that the arst man
named on each committee was appoint
ed chairman. The chairmen will meet
In the office of the Clerk of the House
this morning at 10 o'clock TO arrange
for organization meetings OF all of the
committees. settle the clerkshps and
places OF meeting and other details.
BY the first OF next week the machinery
of the House will be In full working
order
Rev. j. Y Fair ID. D., opened the scs-
sion with prayer at the request of
Judge Martin Williams. 500 copies OF
tho new enabling net, introduced by
ed. Then came the flood OF bills, which
were sent TO the clerks desk for ref
ercnce to appropriate committees.
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HOUSE COMMITTEES
NAMED BY SPEAKER cox

Privileges and observation-disclosures. oliver.
Milstcad. Land. Radfords Myers. Barley
stubbs. Rolston. Pennington Clement, Hor.
ner. Birrell.
Courts OF JustIce-oliver, Stephenson,
White. Chakley. Browning. BARLEY. Field
Easley. HELM. Harrison. Nelson. Gordon,
Schools md Colicses-I.ove. Roiston. wal
ton. Page. Cawthorn. Gras,y, Duke. Wood
ward. Stearnes. Rev, Cousins. Harry B..
Smith. Gum.
Smith Clement. Harris Leedy. Taylor. Mil
stead. Toncy. Horncr Willis. Powers. Rob-
| ertsoD.
Roads and Internal Nayiration-John O.
| Robertson. Ferebee Price. Earman:
Financial. q. Viewer. Spessard. Baker.
Brewer. Houston. Pitts. Montague. stearnes
Terrell. Spatig, Jordan, Owen. Gregory. Gras-
Claims-Brown. Barley. Birrell. Bonitant
Dodson. Cummings. Cousins Crockett Hart
ley Hughes, johnson. Earman. Flanagan.
Militia and Police-Leedy. Myers. Harvey,
Malbon. IIorner. Taylor. Bonifant. Brans-
comb. Cousins. Chapman. Dalton. Earman.
Asylums and Prlsons--(;rant. Kent Rolston,
Gregory. Ferebee. Taylor. Harris. Hun. Cous-
ms Harvey, Price. holland, II. c. weever.
Labor and the Poor--Land. Tiffany. Hun,
ry Owen. Philpott, Powell. Lincoln. BranB-
comb.
Public Property-Harvey Kent. Maibon.
| Rev. Nelson. Harrison, J. William Daniel.
| Lewis.
Currency and Commerco-Milstead, Kinsoy,
Lewis. Powers. Green. Harrison. Pitts Toney.
Stubbs. Stearnes. Steck Terrell. Tiffany.
Axriculturc and MinlnE-Adams, K!nsey.
| Lewis. Cawthorn. Harry B. Smith. Commins.
Bonifant. steck. Crockett, Hartley. Johnson.
| Manufactures and Mechanic Arts-Kinsey,
Spessard, Williams, Buck Adams, Field,
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Gregory, Jordan. j. William Daniel. Grasty.
Philpott. Losney. Page.
Counties, Cities and T0wns-Keut. Buck.
Land. Harvey. Myers Green. Prlco Crockett.
Officers anu Offices at tho Capltol-Monta-
que Dodson. Hobson. Love. Mussio. Reed
White. Willis. Chapman. Winston. Powers,
Executive Expendltures--Massie. John o.
Daniel Harris holland. Brown. Pennington.
Powers. browning. Meetze. Chapman, Brans-
comb H. G. Viewer. Powell.
Retrcnchment and Economy-Norris, Page.
Radford. holland. Dodson. Grant. Robertson.
Terrell. John o. Daniel. Franklin, Boni-
rant. winston. II. c. Viewer.
W. Smith, Grant. Love. Miller. Reed Owen,
]. William Daniel. Field. Cawthorn, Meetze,
John @ Daniel. Ferebee. Duke
owen
don. Helm. Gum. Lincoln. Branscomb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Meetze. Ra,ston,
Taylor. Grasty. Gordon. Harris Hartley.
Hobson. Jordan. Powers. Reed. Philpott
Chesapeake and Its Tributnrics-Houston
Maibon. Milstead, Reed. Brewer. Woodward
G Comm ; stHbbs j. william Daniel, Duke,
Insurance md Banklng-Baker. Radford,
Pennington. Montague, johnson, Hughes
HUFF Miller. Dalton, Philpott, Woodward.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Baker. Steck.
Gum. Hobson. Adams. Massic PITTS. VIII
liams. Spcssard. Birrell. Winston Lincoln
House Expcnses-spatig. Gum, Buck.
RuIcsacox. Williams. Houston. chalkley.
Confrinutions-Terrell. A. g. Viewer.
Leedy. Browning. Helm.
Library-Stcphenson. Steck Field Reed
Myers.
| Printng-walton. Land. Houston.
Special. Private and Local Legislation
White. Stephenson. Browning. Green Lowry,
! Nelson, Easlcy. -
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House Bills

The following were presented and referred
under rule 81:
TO tho Committee for Courts Of Justice.
BY MIR. Robertson: a bill to revise and d.
Eest the Code and statutes OF Virginia
By Mr.. White: a bill to amend and re-en-
net an act entitled act TO provide for
contestins local option elections approved
November %. 1893.
BY AIR. Stephenson: A bill to amend and
re-ensct section 32ll OF the Code of Virginia
az amended by act approved March Il
1912. and 10 repeal act providing q REM
cay by motion for any tort. approved jan
uary 49, 1872.
BY Mr.. Weaver OF Warren: A bill provid-
Ing for the publication OF real estate trans-
fcrs. trust deeds, mechanics liens and judg-
ments.
BY Mr.. Weaver OF Warren: bill proyid-
Ing for tho place of publication of orders
OF publication. notices TO nonresldents COM
missioners notices. trustees' notices. sherins'
notices. court orders. notices of administra-
tors and executors. notices OF sales by
sherins. trustees and other other legal or
quasi-iegal notices
BY MIR. Weaver. of Warren: A bill in re-
gard to libel, when and how withdrawals
shall be made and how and when truth Of.
statements ma" be proven.
BY Mr.. Winston: a bill 60 provide that
persons held for nonpayment of fines be re :
lcused on probation and allowed to work and
pay their fine; for committing them to the
convict road force should they refuse 10
work.
by Mr.. chalkley: A bill to amend and re-
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charter OF the town OF Eastvillc, Northanp-
ton County. Va. approved February 8. 1896.
empower the Board of Supervisors OF Green's
Vile County to issue the bonds OF the county
this bonds of said county. Issued In payment
Tor the stock of the Atlantic and Danvilie
bonds
| To the Committee on Roads
BY Mr.. Chalkley: A bill to amend section /
addition to convict labor for the improve O..
| 1893 as amended February :. 1910
BY Mr. Chalkley: To amend section II of
Highway Commission. to define It's powers
ana duties: the term of Office. salary and
,horizc the commissioner to call into consul
,ation the professors of engineering in GER
ia TO, effect; approved March g. 1905.
S MT S' Tre Dill to prohibit railway
In this state. consisting OF more than nifty
ears cars and TO provide for putting this act
BY Mr.. Toney:.A bill to promote the
SAFETY sa1S: OF travellers and employees upon rail-
Ta the to P3,1perly man their ,ralns
| ny Messrs. Gordon. Oliver. Field and Page:
biii to authorize and require the rector
ana Visitors OF the University of Virginia
Iege Tor women. 10 be known the Women
College. IN the University OF Virginia, and
To Committee on rriscses s and p Hieetans
BY Mr.. White: y bill to amend and re-
enact An act. entitled an act TO establish and
regulate the holding OF primary elections
pay expenses OF the same. to secure the reg
ularity and purity OF the same, and TO pre-
vent and punish any corrupt practices in
connection Herewith. approved March IL
| isl2 ana to provide more fully and complete
~ Tor the nomination of ca ndldates by poli-
ticai parties By primary elections, by petl-
for the violation of the provisions OF this
act. and generally to provide for and regu-
rate political parties, and to repeal all laws
inconsistent with this act
by Mr.. Chalkiey: bill to amend and re-
enact sections and OF the act of the Gem
utied an act to promote pure elections, pri-
fnarieS and conventions. and to prevent cor
rupt practices or bribery In came: to limit
inc expense OF candidates: to prescribe the
alties and remedies for violations OF this
act. and declaring void. under certain con-
! dltions elections In which the provisions
/ OF THIS act, or any OF them. have been vio-
iated end to amend and re-enact section 8
or the said act the same was amended
sembly. which is Chapter 3l5 of the Acts OF
Assembly. session Of 1905 which was an
proved March "a. 1903.
| b. Mr.. Chalkley: a bill to amend and re-
giving or receiving bribe for vote; how pun-
ished. b
BY Mr.. Chalkley: A bill to amend and re-
enact section a of the Code of Virginia. az
| amended and re-enacted by an act approved
December S. 1909
| BY Mr. Chaikey: A bill to make II n mis-
demeanor To give, lend, advance or furnish
money. knowing that the same Is to be used
| fo> the payment OF poll tax OF another per-
son. and TO provide punishment therefor.
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| amend and re-cnnct an act, entitled an act
common carriers doing hu,n.sa in ,hs stnta
shall adjust and pay Just freight charges
and claims for loss or damage TO freight and
claims for storage, demurrage and car SER
vice: approved February %. 1908. Referred
to the Committee for Courts of Justice.
By Messrs. Fas thcrston and Canton Thy
request): A bin to enable qualified electors
absent from their voting precincts on tho
cred mall. Referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Election.
state Board OF Agriculture to use Its best
efforts to discover some method OF eradicat-
for that purpose Referred to COMMITTEES on
AgricultuIe. Mining and Manufacturing.
for the support OF the government and pub
lie free schools and to pay tho interest on
the public debt. Referred to the COMMITTEES
BY MI Paul: \ bin to provide. for the ex-
pre- sslon by the qualified electors OF tho aev-
crai political parties of their choice for nom.
Ination by their party for President of the
United states. and for the selection OF tho
party from this State and to provide for tho
election of the delegates of the said political
parties TO their respective national convcn-
tionH; and for the election of IL State chair
man OF the respective political parties. Re
Election.
BY ar. Paul: A bill to establish and resu-
nomination OF candidates and the election Of
par party aSthorities: to pay the expenses Of
OF the same. and to prevent and punish any
corrupt practices in connection thernwith.
ana to provide for nonpnrtisan nominations:
10 regulate and define the powers OF party
committees and party conventions. Refer
ton.
BY Mt Buchanan: A bill to amend and re-
enact section 45 OF act to provide a new
charter for the city of Bristol. Referred to
| inc committees on County, City and Town
BY Mr: Buchanan: bill to make 1T a
misdemeanor to give. lend. advance or fur
ms nish money. knowing the same Is TO be used
son. and to provide punishment therefor.
tice.
BY AR. Buchanan: A bill to amend and re-
erel Assembly. approved March "a. 1903 en-
.ltiea an act to promote pure elections. pri-
maIies and conventions. and to prevent cor
Ippt practices or bribery In same: to limit
the expenses OF candidates; prescribe the du
ues or candidetes. and providing penalties
and remedies for violations OF this act, and
declaring void under certain condition.
elections In which the provisions OF this act
ferred to the Committee on Privileges and
Election. u
BY Mr. Buchanan: A bill to amend and r.-
enact section IS of the Code OF Virginia
Referred to the Committee on Privileges and
enact section 1858 OF the Code of Virginia.
giving or receiving brides for vote: how nun
i ,shed Referred to the Committee on Privi-
BY Mr. Parr: A bill to rrevent the shipping
OF calves under one year OF age from the
ton anu Local HeEisia-
BY Mr.. Cannon: A bill to amend and re-en.
proved January IS, 1904. entitled an &C; con-
ceTning public service corporations. Refer
By MIR. West: A bill to provide FOR III
supervision and control OF telephone com
RPaH.ss 9y the state Corporation Commission
Justice. OIL
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SOUND SLEEP
GOOD APPETITE
Lady Tells of Great Benefit Women
Would Receive by Following
Her Example.

Renfro, Ala.-"I want to make q
statement for publication" says Mrs.
Ollie Owens. OF this place, "as 1t nav
be the means OF relieving some poor,
suffering woman.
l suffered terribly for years with
many serious womanly troubles, and
became so weakness 1 could hardly
do anything. 1 had headaches, pains
In my back and sides, and was always
going to the doctor, but never felt
we'll
Finally, my husband bought me
two bottles of Cardui, the woman's
tonic. 1 commenced taking 1t, &C.
cording to directions, and began feel
ing better. l am now on my eighth
bottle, and feel better than 1 have in
years. sleep soundly, have a good
appetite, and no more pains.
never get tired of telling what
your medicine has done for me, and
am sure 1t will help other suffering
women, as 1t did me.
Cardui, the woman's tonic, and
Thedford's BlackDraught liver medi-
cine are the only medicines we keep
In the house."
If'you suffer from any of the trou-
bles so common to weak women, try
Mrs. Owens advice-take Cardui.
For more than so years Cardui has
been used with entire satisfaction by
thousands Of weak and ailing women.
1t will surely help you, too.
N. B.--write to: Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions
and 64-page book, Home Treatment
for Women sent In plain wrapper, on
request.--Advertlsem
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GoLDsBono poNDs SOLD.
Issue Goes to Cincinnati Company at
Par With Premium

Goldsboro, n. c.. January 15.-The
sale OF Goldsboro city bondS=for NUM-
cipal Improvement to the amount or
100000 was held to-day. When tho
bids were opened by the Board of Al
dermen. 1t was found that several bids
Tho Board accepted that of the TIL
lottson 6 Woolcott Company. of Gin
cinnati. for $4,000 OF the Issue at par,
on which 1t agrees to pay premium OF
$3.50 .and accrued interest at time OF
.eivery:. The remaining $4,000 OF tho
issue Will be sold later.
The good road commissioners OF
Goldsboro township to-day sold tho
first installment of good roads con-
they will inaugurate the construction
Of the first section of the proposed good
roads system for this township.
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Senate Bills

BY Mr.. Gravatt: A bill IN relation TO the
sale OF farm produce commission, which
was taken up and referred to the Commit
Ing.
BY Mr.. Bowers: A bill 10 amend and re-
enact an act approved March l3 1872 en-
titled an act TO authorize the boards OF SUI,
pervisors OF the several counties and the
councils or the several cities and the towns
of the Commonwealth 20 EXEMPT from local
taxation obligations issued by such coun-
ties. cities and towns. be amended and re-
enacted. Referred to the Committee on
Finance. va
ByeAir. Cannon tby reouest,: A hill q,
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Roanoke; E. NJ. fulton, OF wise; Judge

Roanoke; E. NJ. Fulton. of Wise; Judge
William E.. Burns, of RUSSELL: Judge
JESSE F. VEST on Wav eingao Hss iinags
Attorney-General r. 3. Davis, Of Pc
tersburg: Judge r. r. Prentis. OF tho
mond; Judge f. w. Sims, of Louisa,
and Judge T. w. Harrison, OF Wlnches-
ter. While predictions are as various
frequently made is that the showdown
In the caucus will be between Judge
Kelly. of Bristol, and Judge West Of
Tidewater.
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bill en naa05oa pa1 qd PaesideRtal primary
iS S1i primary In May OF each pres
the different parties are to be voted for.
The bin also provides for the election
or Or state chairmen OF the various poll
the national commiStees at the same
Tune. The measure Is modelled after
the california law. 1t retains. how
tricts.
The travellers suffrage bill. which
elers' Protective Association, and also
of the Virginia Division OF the It. p.
a.. was introduced by Senators Feath-
Richmond. 1t is designed to prevent
travelling men and other business men
who arc absent from home on cleo
I men who travel most" said Senator
Featherston,. "are among the most in
teiligent citizens of the State, and we
can can Ill afford to lose their votes" Tho
Dill provides every safeguard possible
TO prevent fraud, and fraud with one
of these ballots will be more easily
detected than fraud at the polls. The
from home has to notify tho registrar
at least ten days before the election,
and the registrar must send him II
lot must be filled OUT and tho voter
must appear before postmaster and
all onicer authorized to administer
oath, who must certify that the voter
sealed the envelope in their presence.
put that they are unaware of It's con-
tents or how the voter intends to vote.
The voter must make oath to the same
effect The ballot must DO mailed to
the registrar. and after the polls are
closed. these ballots are to be opened
and counted and the envelopes contain
ing the Same destroyed. Under the de-
tails of the system the secrecy OF the
ballot Is secure MS we'll as its abso-
lutte purity.
Another proposition to revise the
Code OF Virginia was offered yesterday
by Delegate Robertson. This matter
has been before the Legislature for
several sessions, the sole objection
being the expense. Attorneys and
Judges generally agree thaH Ii would
mean much for the simplification OF
legal procedure In Virginia to have
new official codification--a thing that
has not been done by the State since
1887. the, codes produced since that
time having been the unofficial pro-
duction of law-boolt publishers without
legal standing except as they follow
the chapters and sections of tho old
Code, or refer to the acts adopted since
Only recently has the State awakened
to tho danger OF having at largo with
out restraint large number OF feeble
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visItorr at whlte uouse.
Especial TO The Times-

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
Washington, January 15.-Judge
George Gray. OF Delaware, and JOHN
Burroughs. the naturalist, were two
notable callers on President Wilson
to-day at tho White House.
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ed the following officers. n + Mar.

ed the following oGlcers: B, j. Mar
w. Perry. vice presidents: George w.
Shepherd. cashier; w. Mayo Smith. as
s,stant cashier; directors; B. j.: Mar
Young. @. r. Swift, G. ". Perry. q. b.
Wallace and T. s. Shepherd. This bank
cleared $4,000 last year. which is II
sum was passed to the surplus account.
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Here and There
In the Legislature

The citizens OF Patrick County are
against the shipment OF calves under
one year or age from that county, and
prohibit 1t. ~
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minded people not In a condition to be
restrained in asylums. but who. in
the opinion Of many Legislators, should
not be permitted to marry. and 80
Increase the number of mentally de-
icient. bill offered by Delegate
White yesterday authorizes the State
Board OF Charities and Corrections
to continue an investigation of the con-
dition of the weak minded other than
the insane and epileptic and to make a
report to the General Assembly of
1916, with q plan for tho training, seq
regation and prevention of procreation
Of mental detectives. To this end the
board Is authorized to employ expert
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Delegate White became the House
patron yesterday of the new game bill
offered in the Senate by Mr.. Hart 1t
has the support of the Virginia Audu-
bon Society and OF hunters generally.