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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

morning, and asked that It be put to
u vote.
Senator Mapp arose promptly with
motion to refer tho resolution TO the
Committee on Rules. To Senator Can
mons question, to his reason for
such motion. he replied frankly that
That was the easiest way he knew to
get rid Of the resolution
nero Followed general debate, in
which Senator Cannon and Senator
, Montague drew attention to the crowd
ed condition OF tho calendar and the
nece ssity for the adoption of some such
rule as the one offered by Senator Pax
ton, In order to prevent debatable bills
from obstructinG the passage OF mea-
surcs TO which there was no objection.
IN moving to commit tho resolution.
said Senator Montague. Senator Mapp
was himself indulging in tho dilatory
tactics which for the past day or two
lie had charged against the opposition
Not Needed, Says Walker.
senator Walker opposed the resolu-
tion, giving it as his opinion that there
lis no ground for fear that any local
and uncontcsted bill will not have time
to be considered. When the calendar
resolution. he said, he would vote for
| II chcerfully. For the present he
thought, there WAS no necessity for t.
Senator Hart urged the passage OF
INC resolution. limiting rule such
! as Il provided, he said was needed ia
enable those Senator's who opposed GER
tain injurious bills to defeat their pas
sage without laying themselves open
to the anathema of those who differed
from them.
Senator Maps motion TO commit tho
Paxton resolution was put. and was
oefeated. Senator Drewry offered an
amendment TO the Paxton resolution
which provided that only those bills
shall be considered that are objected
TO by less than ten ncmbers. The
amendment was adopted and the
amended resolution was put 1t polled
eighteen Affirmative votes and thirteen
| In tn" negative.
Senator Mapp made tho point OF or
der that the resolution proposed TO
change the rules. and required, there
Tore, a two-thirds vote for passage.
The chair sustained the point, and de-
ciared the resolution lost, because of
It's failure to poll a sufficient number
of votcs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

T.. 1873. establishing a dispensary for Tn.
iste,,o 81 nIto.i,atnS nauors IN Leigh Mag
County.
To provide that party 70 any action a,
waiving his rights to obJec, and except to
the ruling OF the court where demurrer to
amended As the result OF euch ruling
To extend tho time for collecting taxes 40
counted Tor by tho Gig and county treasurer,
To amend act approved March 49, 1919
authorizing the Board of Supervisors OF
Rockinshnm County TO establish toIIga.es
adam roads In tina, COUNTY.
To provide new charter for tho town of
NeIrows. and 10 repeal all other acts in
TO amend act approved February =
la9l. incorporating tho town OF Elba. Pi,tsyl-
To authorize IN. County OF Elisabeth City
10 create specini sinking fund to rebuild
Hampton Bridge, spannins Hampton River
TO amend section 81 OF an &c, approved
March :. 1854. Incorporating tn. town of
To amend and re-enact section .H of the
Iode n relation 20 the compensation OF
TO amend the ehart.r o, tho town of
TO prohibit tho killing o, .ora in tho
m , OF the Mat,aponi River a, night
To authorize -Albemarle County TO bor-
row m@ney zoo s G issue bones for sum no.
under an act approved February 20 1905
To amend ana re-enact the charter OF tho
town of South Boston
To authorize the town of Shenandoah to
Issue bonds. not exceeding $4,000 10. tho
purpose OF building and maintaining a
sewerage system, high school building.
street paving ana filtration plant
To prohibit the Manufacture of cid.r In
Loudoun County within one mile Of public
high school building by the owner OF cid er
ni!l Tor other than himself.
FOR the protection OF foxes in the Coun-
ties OF I.oudoun ana Fauouier
TO authorize tho Board OF Supervisors OF
Spots!iNania Count: 10 pay for turkeys
killed by dogs out -: In the doc
tax fund after paying all loss or damage
occas!oned sheep or other stock by dogs
TO amend md rc-enRCt an act approved
March 1912 preventing the catching Of
FISH by gill net, E-!nes In the rivers and
streams or I;uckbricge County
To amend section - and section 100 OF nm
act to incorporate the city of Newport NeOs
permitting the condemnation OK land for
schoolhouscs in tho country within 200 yards
OF mansion house
Amending the act. at present In force
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Afternoon Session.

In obedience 10 a resolution adopt.d
AT the morning session, the Senate
convened for its afternoon meeting at
. O'Clock, remaining in session Cor one
hour. The net result Of the afternoon
session was the passage OF three bills.
AZ $3.50 o'clock began the daily
squabblc about procedure. Senator
Paxton called attention to the fact
that when the Senate adjourned on
"Wednesday night II was engaged in
considering resolution offered by him,
which proposed TO limit tho Senate. be-
ginning Yesterday morning, to the con-
sideration OF only those bills against
which less than elk objections were
registered. He amended the resolution
70 make It effective beginning this
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
HAMILTON FINED S1OO
Negro Who Tried to lcscape From
IkrcnEeI Convicted In Police Court.

Negro Who Tried TO Escape From
Charles Hamilton. the negro chaur-
Teur. who attempted to escape from
Detective Sergeant Krengel on Wed
ncsday afternoon by leaping from a
moving automobile in West Broad
street was fined 500 and costs yester-
day morning in Police Court
preston Harris. colored, was held for
the grand jury for shootin; VILLA m
ST Clair on February rs
gilmore Davis. colorcd. was sent TO
Jail for ninety days for sIenIInp -
watch and chain from Joseph Schmel-
HichRrd Jones, colored. was fined $40
ieorglc Erown, colorcd, was fined
SlpO ana costs for Keeping an obiec-
tlonablo resort at S3T North Seven-
teenth street. She noted an appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

regulating tho working. opening and keep
Ing in repair of tho roads in Lunenburr
County.
Declaring that there shall be lien on real
estate for town taxes, and providing for
tho enforcement thereof
To authorize tho Board OF Supervl,ors of
| Spotsyivanie County to prescribe collars
for doss on which taxes have been paid In
SAID county. and to require them to be muz-
! and providing penalties for Violation OF
sumo.
To amend an act approved March 10. 1914
except such as are excepted from tho water
] courses of tho County OF Augusta.
TO amend tho charter OF tho city Of Char
To amend an oct approved March :. 1894
Incorporating the town OF Singers Glen
Rockingham County. and empowering tho
To provide now charter for the town Of
Now Market. Shenandoah County.
of Newport News and Hampton and the
! Counties OF Warwick and Elizabeth City to
! appropriate money ANA Issue bonds for tbs
Of Warwick or Elizabeth city aud to add
| thereto tho County of York.
1901. defining a lawful fence for Washing:
For the protection OF oysters and clans
In tho Lynnhaven River. Princess Anne
/ To preserve tn. purity OF tbs waters OF
the l.ynnhavcn River and TO prevent injury
! 1854. transferring to tho County OF Frederick
] the States interest In so much OF the North
western Turnpike Company as lies within
that county. and to authorize the Board OF
/ Supervisors of tho county 10 transfer said
! Interest TO the state Corporation Commas
! sion
TO amend the charter o. the town Of.
! Boydton. Mecklcnturg County.
TO amend the charter OF the city % Dan
! Vile so that the Council OF that city shall
I have power to construct own and operate
/ railway yards. tracks d-pots and TERMINALS
/, TO authorize the school boards OF Sulphur
| Springs School District. Piper Gap School
! District and Fancy Gap School District in
| Carroll County. 10 purchas. and hold Ger
f, tain real estate.
Fo. the relief Of NJ. F. Swami treasurer OF
! Powhgtan County.
For the relief of Richard Snow. an old Con
services rendered In purEing the pension
rolls Of Greene County Of persons illegally
enrolled and drawing pensions from the
| State.
Authorizing tho Circuit. Cour, to order an
election TO be had by the qualincd voter,
OF Charlotte County 20 determine whether
! or not the county shall undertake the su-
| perTislor OF certain streams in that county
TO amend and re-enact section OF AN act
| approved February n, 1872, providing for the
| working of the roads In Amherst COUNTY
| To amend nm act providing for working
and Keeping In repair the public roads ana
! bridges OF Washington County.
TO amend an act approved February ~
| In repair of the public rosds and bridges
| Ia Hanover County
To Incorporate tho town OF Mendoza
| Washington County.
| To authorize the Board OF Supervisors Of
7 Bedford County TO adopt Rny laws or part.
OF laws In force in any county OF the State
for repairing aud keeping In order tn. pub
lie rouds and bridEcs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Compromises slander sn,t.

The 100000 SANDER suit OF ". Cav
Smith against tho Hotel Rueger, Inc.
hns been compromised in Hastings
Court. Part IL. Walters in the hotel
refused to serve him because, they said
he was intoxicated. the plaintiff
claimed, while no was In the dining
room with two young women
The suit of the National Savings and
trust Company against Julian r
Wright which was to have been hea rd
Yesterday, was continued
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
RESINOL HEALS
TORTURED SKIN
How This Wonderful Ointment Ends
Itching and Clears Awny Eruptions.


Tho soothing, healing medication in
Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap
penetrates every tiny pore OF the skin
clears 1T or all impurities. and stops
itching and burning instantly Resinol
speedily heals eczema. rashes, ring
worm. and many other eruptions, and
clears away distguring plmples and
blackheads. when other treatments
prove worse than useless.
Resinol Is not an experiment. It is
doctors prescription. which proved
so wonderfully successful for skin trou-
bles that II has been used by other
doctors all over the country for nine
teen years. No ether treatment for the
skin now before the public can show
such record of professional approval
Every druggist sells Resinol Ointment
t5oc and 5000 and Resinol Soap (25c)
but for trial size. free. write to Dept
9-R, Resinol, Baltimore. Md. Avoid
Substitutes" ADVERTISEMENT
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Bills assed by Senate

The Senate yesterday passed tho following
House bills:
TO amend and re-enact an act approved
March II, 1872 providing for tho estaoishins
altering and building public roads and
bridges In Shenandoah County.
To repeal act approved February ,a
l?gi establishing d!-pcnsary for the raIe
OF Intoxicating liquors In Farrnv!lle Mag
istcrial District. Prince Edward County.
hlsN 70 rnu.al An nct annrnvcH nnna.nha.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
NIGHT SCHOOL DEBATE
l'hi Kappa Epsilon Society Holds
weekly SrsaiOns at High SchoGi

Weekly Sessions at High Scboo,
weekly debates are proving one of
the attractive features Of the meetings
OF the t'hi Kappa Epsilon Debating So
School. Arrangements have been com
pietcd FOR public debate to be given
on April In the auditorium OF the
school on tho Initiative and tho refer
endum.
ON Tuesday night officers werc In
stalIcd by the outgoing vice pres std nj ,
ll. Roy lppS. as follows:
Mr. Bloomberg. PRESIDENT Mr.. Amos
vice president; Miss TIumphries. sccre-
tary; Miss Edith Cartwright. censor
Mr. khindsherG, ser6eantat arms. s.
IL Sharovc was made reporter by con-
stitutional amendment
a debate on "Rosolvod, That tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Antinuisnnce ain Reytevct.

1nt1n uisnncc Bill Reviewed.
The motion TO pass by Senator Les
ners motion was put. and was de-
clared defeated. Immediately Senator
Lesncr offered as substitute for tho
Lesner motion Joint resolution, ask
Ing the consent OF the two houses 10
take up under a suspension of tn.
rules, 'hc saunders antinuisance bill
nov moribund on tho Senate calendar
on Its hrst reading.
Senator Hart made the point OF or
der that the resolution was not ger
Inane TO the question before the House,
and was. therefore, inadmissibl- as a
substitute. Tho point was upheld by
the chair.
Before the Lesner motion was put
Senator Saunders asked the Senator
from Norfolk TO amend his motion, go
that II VIII provide for q vacatinc, OF
the chair until i:30 o'clock or d o'clock
In the afternoon. instead OF the sus-
pension OF the afternoon session He
was convinced, he said, that the Sen3-
tor from Norfolk WIS acting in good
faith. and desired only TO expedite. thu
business OF the Senate by nffording the
committees an opportunity 10 clear up
their calendars. Senator Lesner ac-
cented the amendment 10 defer the af-
ternoon session until O'Clock, and IN
the amended form the motion was
adopted
House Bills Paused.
The Senate passed the following
House bills.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

United States Cease to Be One OF the
Three Leading Naval Powers OF the
World" was held, and the negative
side, represented by MIR. Duke and Miss
y. Gillian. won the decision over NJ l..
Hutzlcr and Miss ID. Passamancclk. The
pubic dcbaters next month will he NJ
L. Hutzlcr and Miss Bette Fisher. for
the affirmative, and Mr.. Amos and Miss
Humphries. for tho negative
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Building Permits.

Permits were Issued yesterday from
the Building Inspectors Office as fol-
lows:
Charles E. Lochr. TO erect four two
story frame dwellings on the south side
OF Hill Street. between St Paul and ST.
John Streets, to cost S375O
II. II. ADKINS to erect u nnn-stnry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
Pure
e ! O o d

In absolutely nccessary to give the
health that brings happiness, a good
appetite. rcstfnl sleep, and makes you
eager for iife's dutics.. HOODS SAR-
SAPARlLLA makes pure blood. and so
creates this much-desired condition.
tAdvertisement)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13
scnnte NIuht s...ion

Under the one objection ruic govern
ing me evening sessions. the Senate
OF every eligible bill on the calendar,
ana after passing eight House bills and
advancing number of bills to their
nUai readings, adjourned at 9:25 o'clock
until II o'clock this morning
The only thing that broke the eve
GG nns = routine was a motion made by
that all Senate bills on their first, Sec
ond and third readings be stricken
resolution adopted on Monday er .n all sem? Sem.
ate bills were eliminated from further
n consider on beginning Wednesday,
endar. said Senator Hartman. meant n
daily printing charge OF several dollars.
when was useless expense to the
,,o Senator or Cannon supported the mo-
non, no, Inc senate bills. which are
tha r from further consideration at
are suspended. he said. had no more
place on the calendar than the Declare
ton OF Independence or Washington's
Farewell Address Their presence. he
SAID. only served to cucumber the cal
eNdar ana TO confuse IL.
Motion Out of Order
me motion was objected to by Soma
TOT Saunders, on the ground that il
t WaS OUT rn,. or or order: Under the one objec
could he taken up to which, there were
no =, objections. The, motion OF Senator
with any bill properly before the 10 bod Go
and could not therefore he considnrcSl'
ne was willing. he said. to consent to
Senate bills save hi. ant!nuisance bill.
which stu held It's place at the head
p, ~" saie4oar as special order.
the antinuisance bill on the calendar.
senator Marp made the statement that
,ne friends Of the measure intend 10
MAKE an enort before tho General A.
sembly adjournS TO secure the consent
or both houses 10 take il up and bring
g The debate on the admissib!lity OF
senator Harman's motion was still in
pr,osress when ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
~. deIla d i out of order, hold
the night rules be considered. Senator
uarInan did not ask for u suspension OF
t me rules and the Senate bills Will
Moral" Issues Hold Stage.
,. IN me senate the fate OF the anti
shipping, antlsambling and antinuis-
every other remaining issue. and from
now until the close OF the session any
move to change the rules viii be close
~ watched by both sides for its pos
sinlc effect with regard to their dispo-
sition The antishipping and anti
gai gan bulls were both on their sec
3sected TO- They Will come up to-day
The. Saunders antinuisance bill, AL
though moribund under tho present
rule. may assume new life II both
houses join In amending the Joint reso-
luton adopted on Monday, which bars
IT would require a two-thirds vote in
both houses--a majority which, It ia
believed. will be next to impossible TO
muster. Supporters OF the bill, IL ia
known, have prepared n resolution cali
ing Tor such a suspension According
10 Senator Mapp. leader OF the anti.
II nuisance bili FORCES In the Senate, an
bill before the Legislature adjourns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

brick garage In the rear OF COS West
Main street, to cost S2Go.
j. r. Bailey, to repair brick dwelling
at 81 North Ninth Street, to cost 5000
st. Joseph's Church. to repair brick
asylum at lO4 and loo East Jackson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-13

hnd been rapping for order for more
than minute, at this point succeeded
La securing III arnisticc, and the SER
scant-a t-arras stood by to encourage
the bellig erentS to make peace
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-04-23

We have just received our new
spring stock in all Of the latest
styles and patterns-New Dress
Goods. Shoes, and Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Ready to Wear
Clothing.
Adv G. W. FREEMAN & SON.
Rev. Joseph Davis showed us
an egg yesterday that Was quite
a freak-a regular full-sized hard
shelled egg enclosed in a very
large soft shelled egg. We have
seen hard shelled eggs, soft
shelled eggs, big eggs and little
eggs, small eggs within regular
sized eggs, double-yolked eggs -
and numerous other kinds of
kinds of eggs, but this is the
first time we ever saw or heard
of an egg like this.
+. L. Reading, the merry go
round man, who was at the agri,
cultural ard stock show here
last fall, is here and will operate
the mcrry.go round the remain
der of this week and part of
next week, proceeds for the park
benefit. Everybody paironize
the merry GO round and help
the park fund. The merry-go,
round will not run Saturday
night, however, on account OF
the Senior class play at the OPP
era house. ADV.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-04-23
SCHOOL NOTES

School closes May -.
Senior class play Sutarday
night.
The school board would do vel
to visit US occasionally.
The junior class is putting in
extra time on their algebra.
The attendance during the Stf
month has been exceptionally
good in all the grades.
Not tardy pupilrn Miss Kel.
ler's or Miss Gaskill'S rooms this
month but each of the rooms had
one child late.
The junior class has jnst fin.
iShed the study of Julius Caesar
and each member is now working
on another of Shakespeare S
plays.
The agriculture class is sorry
to report the loss of fine light
Brahma hen this week. This is
the first loss during the year and
was due to an accident.
The high school attendance has
been better during the Sth month
than at any other during the
term. There are 13 seniors and
II juniors who will complete their
work if they continue faithful
The pupils in the grades spent
the last quarter of the day Fri
day in cleaning up the school
grounds. They made the prem.
iSes look much better and if the
board will have the rubbish tax.
en- away the grounds will look
more attractive.
Following is our report for the
S,h month: Enrolment, male 80;
female 1l3; total PIP; total days
attendance by all pupils 1852;
average daily attendance 1856;
number attending every day 113;
number absent five or more days
2l; number tardies 3; cases of
truancy 3.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-04-23
NOTICE.

To All Citizens of Mansfield
| have designated Tuesday,
April %, 1914, as a regular Clean
Up Day. and we want every
body inside the city limits to
feel deeply interested in this
move. In cleaning your yards
and alleys place the old tin cans
and all such rubbish in boxes,
barrels and sacks so it can be
gathered up without delay and
we will have it hauled away. Of
course we expect. you to burn
all thrash that may be burned.
PLEASE Don't
Pile ashes in the streets or al
leys, especially not in cutters.
Nor allow manare piled up
around your barns.
All business mch must poSit.
lively keep their machinery out of
the streets, nor will citizens De
permitted to keep wood piles on
the streets
As We will do quite a lot OF
work on our streets in very
few days, all such membranes
will be in our way, and in addi.
ton it is violation of the ordin-
ances to place such things on
the streets, and such actions will
positively not be tolerated in the
future. q. S. RCRNEY,
Mayor.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-04-23
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Especial Correspondence
Health is improving

Health is improving
Barney Smiths were dinner
guests of Houston Smiths Sun
day; VIM. Smiths were also there
Rev. w. II. Anderson filled his
appointment at Zenda Sunday.
Henry Dennis spent Sunday
with Mrs. Rebecci Skies.
Corn planting seems to be the
order of the day. Oscar Lilies
and VIM, Smith have been plant.
ing.
Verb;a Dennis spent Sunday
with Myrtle Turner.
Lowell, Lorena, Marion and
Stanley Anderson started Ito
Mansfield to Sunday schoOl-but
their team got frightened some.
where near the creek and ran of
no damage but broken hack
tongue. They rode home horse
back.
Dolphus Cooley is assisting at
the Hensley meat market.
Singing was we'll attended last
Saturday night all come next
Saturday night.
Mt. Pleasant Baptist church
meets Saturday before first Sun
day in each month. Saturday at
am. and 7:30 p.m.and Sunday
at II a. IN. j E. Seal, pastor. Sun
day school at 3 p. m., Ed Taylor,
superintendent.
AS news is scarce | will ring
off.
VIOLET.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1914-04-23
INSTITUTE PROGRAM
Held by Mansfield Woman's
Christian Union at M. E.
Church, Thursday, April
80, 1914, 1:3O p. m.

Song, "On to Victory.'
Scripture reading, Isaiah 3jth
chapter: Mrs. Case.
Song, "a Sa.oonless Nation in
192O.'
Does the granting of suffrage
aid in securing temperance legis-
lation:" Mrs. Jno. Craig. Dis
cussion by Mrs. Margaret Riley
and Mrs. HeadIy.
Reading letters Of governors
of suffrage states, by Mrs. Black.
Comments by Mrs. Hoover and
Mrs. Grissom.
what States and Countries
Have Equal Sutfrage?" by Mrs.
Cole. Points to emphasize, Mrs.
Beach and Mrs. Grissom.
Legal Status of Women in
Missouri Mrs, Ella Craig. OPP
inions, Mrs. Susan Burney and
Mrs. j. d. Reynolds.
Solo, Mrs. Sarah c, Musick.
" Temper ance Music, Its
Place and Mission" Mrs. Wal
ton. Discussion, Mrs. Rogers.
"Sympathetic Companionshir
Between Mother and Child
Mrs. NorcrosS. Discus $ on
Mrs. Nancy T.atimer, Mrs. Inc;
Hylton and Mrs. Cauble.
Drill on Missouri Handbook
by Mrs. Peters.
Song, Praise God from whom
all blessings fow,'