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amend and re-cnact section OF an &C: to
establish and regulate tho holding OF prt-
mary elections
r" tho Committee on Finance:
thN"S aud i"vics aud the lien thc.cof. on rcaI
"stnt" iuc the Commonwealth. u,,d tho scy-
trai '"H'i'i'i ami corporations thereof.
which accrue on rcai estate prior to the
mrs, day az January. 1906.
7" n" Committee on Appropriations:
Ey Mcssrs. Sproul and T,y,or-ro amend
ahd rS-eha"t section $50. as heretofore
amended. or the code. in relation to rccs
OF thc justices OF the peace.
cgcs: ~
ny Mr.. Henley To amend section 1877
"i chapter 81 of tho Code.
Local l-rislntion:
BY Mr. No!nnd-r provide a special road
Law FOR the County OF I.oudoun
BE Mr. bcdic-ro amend an act. provl.:inE
repair the public roads ANA bridges Of Caro-
BY Mr. Buhrman-To authorize tho Board
OF Supervisors OF Botetourt County TO Dor
necessary. Tor the purpose Of making rer.
lnanrnt Improvements in certain public. roads
hid bridges In Fincastlc District OF said
by MIR Stuths--A bill to change tho nam.
81 buricn's Wharf At Urh1nna. in tho
19uniE OF M!udiescN. on the Rappahannock
river 80 Urbnnna Wharf.
oF ar; Wihston-\ bin I" repeal an act
ntnNicatinE liquors Ia Farmvilie Mag!s.
'"rint district la Prince Edward COUNTY.
Hy NJ Wright of Isle of wicSt--,ro pro
vidc for tho huilding NJ bridges In tho
cunt OF Isle OF Wight. and TO authorize
IN" Board OF Supervisors to borrow money
10y tho Issuing D: bonds
bingham Authorizing tho town Of Siren.
dnIoah with the Counties OF Pare AVID
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

Check shaving IS a prohta bic young
industry at iiopcwcll, and usually
thfiVcs on the Du Pont pay days.
Kichmondcrs rs we'll as Pe;ersburg-
"rs, ARE engaged in tho business. cash
ing checks 70" a moderate percentage.
North Carolina negro named IIar-
rinrton is under arrest at Hopcwcll
for raising Du ront check from So
To $40. and getting tho money on it,
He passed the check on u Richmond
man
Colonel Alexander Hamilton was op-
Grated on to-day. and tonight was re-
ported 20 be resting comfortably.
The daily pay system is expected 10
hc put In operation at the Du Font
plant at an early date. One-twelfth
of the employees will be paid of each
dav until the entire force is paid
covering the TWO weeks period
Nothing was done in the Hastings
Court to-day. The criminal docket
will DO resumed Tomorrow. with a
score ar more cases to hc ;:icd.
Tho spring term OF tho public schools
commenced to-day, with a large en-
rnllnlcnt Of new pupils
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stcnogrnpher for po.t-omcc

inc iost-Of!ce Department at VA sh-
inSton has agreed to assign 4 Stcnorra-
pher and Typewriter TO tho post office
In this city. and a civil-scrvice cxnmi-
nation "ili be held In Richmond on
Saturday, February II. FOR tho appoint
mont. or, at least. TO secure a list OF
eliEihl"s from which the selection viii
DO made. The position is a dcsira BILE
one, the appointee starting with a
salary Of $500 per annun. which is
automatically increased each year until
si,l6o or may be $1,000 year ia
reached. Each applicant will be re-
puircd 20 submit 10 the examiner on
The day Of examination a photograph
OF himself, taken within two years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Senate Bills

Tho following bills we're offered In the
state Senate Yesterday:
BY Mr.. Jenrcys-S =. No. I'll. TO abolish
count! and city poorhouses, to authorizes the
sale and oonveyancc Of all real and per
sonal property belonging 10 the several
cities and coDntics TOR the caro- and main
tcnance OF the poor, and requiring the au-
thoriueS OF said counties and cities TO pur-
chase farms of sulta BILE size, fertility and
!ocation. and in each congressional district
he called district homes TO which all OF the
counties and cities in said district must
SEND Its poor and care for the same: pro
NiclnS Tor the boards OF control. super!n-
iendents, physicians and necessary en-
ployees. Referred to the Committee on Spe-
cihl private ana Local Legislation.
by Mr.. Rinchart-S Is. No. 2l2. 70 authorize
the Board OF Supervisors OF Botctourt County
10 borrow S%'pp, or lis much thereof as
may be necessary for the purpose of making
roads and bridges in FiEcastle District OF
Siid County. Referred to the Committee on
special. Private and Local Legislation
by Messrs. Downing and Comrades. Is. No
10 authorizing the town OF Shenandoah
with the Counties al Page and Rork.nr-
the shenandoah River ~ Tho town OF Shcn-
audoah and providing for iiS repair and
maintenance. ana authorizing tn" said town
or Shenandoah "a lay levy for such p,ir-
poses Referred to Tho Committee on Spc-
via'. P!lsat" ana Local Legislation
ny Mr.. Hcr!ur- = Il. 40 IA to make 4,
unlawful TO hGnt, Kill. or trap deer in tho
county o! Chesterfield, from the FIST day
OF January 10 tho frst DAY OF November, in
each year. Referred 20 the Committee on
Fish and Game.
~ Mr.. Addison-S r. No 2l5 To amend
section 50 OF chapter l.. az chapter 80, of
tho acts OF the General Assembly extra
session l9ee-2-i concerning publ" service cor
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p"ra,iong Referred 20 tho Committee Tor
Courts al Justice.
tioa lp Of the code. Referred to the Com
mite" on Privileges and Elections
c.hhpi"r S's II tho acts OF l'oS. regulating
IN" employment of children in certain en-
ptoymonts Referred to tho comm!tt"" or
General Laws
Ey Mr. Cannon--S, n 40. 2IS 10 provide
, Tor, IA" appoin,rncnt Of state Inspector OF
comrcnsatior and provide penalties for vic.
lhti"nS -: laws relating thereto. Referred
t" the Committee on General Laws;
Vests. y. 40 pa, providing for tho re-
n"vai Of all Offices ot counties. cities md
OF cities or towns. failing. neSlecting or re-
ruSinE 10 discharge the duties OF their re-
OF the stat" Of Virginia FOR the prevention
or manufacture. sal" storage and offering
for sale %: all ardent spirits. vinous mai,
liquors. abstnthcs, or amy mixture Of nnv 81
tn"n. and all beverages which " II produce
ln'"Nica;ion aud all the laws OF the STATE
Tor tn" prevention OF prostitution and gam
bling. Referred 10 the Committee on M"raI
and Socia, Welfare
ny Mcssrr. Walker and saundcrs-s. Il No
~ 10 amend subs. CtionY .. &. O. 10 and T.
ut H"rtior @0S.; OF the Code. Referred to tho
Commute" on Fish and Game.
1Iv NossrS. Saunders and Walkers. r
No 22I, To provide for keeping open ana
unrestricted 10y fixed fishing devices con
from the ocean and tho waters Of the Ch"s
apsake Bay to ascend tn" rivers "f tho
stat" to tho localities in which shnd dc
post their spawn 10 proridc for designating
dchninE or marking the said passages or
WAYS and the said spawning localities to
prohibit the use OF fixed fishing devices In
said passages ways and 81 haul scines
In tho said spawning localities. defining VITO
Ht!ons Of the act and fixing penalties there
fore. Referred TO the Committee on Fish
ami Game.
By Mr.. Gums 3. No c22 10 amend an
act In relation to public free schools in
cities and towns. constituting separate school
districts so az to provide that certain Of
hcors shall not be eligible 10 moro than one
Office. Referred To tho Committee Public
Institutions and Education.
by MeSsrs. Andrews and Mnthews-S. T..
80. 2"3, to prevent undue publicity Of In.
come taN returns. Referred To the Com.
mittcc General Laws.
By Mr.. Walkers. Y. No. ?2i. TO protc",
sturgeon in the waters in tho Com monD'eai,n
or virginia and to prohibit tho capture
or tho sturgeon for any purpose for tho
period OF I'VE years Referred TO the Com.
Tni:tce Fish and Game.
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The SENATE

i'F unanimous vote tho Scn,t.
Yesterday passed the bill introduced
! oF senator Mathews. Of Norfolk nra
ii"I"s now cities in Virginia hav
ing ~ population in excess of G.. 600
inhabitants and less than 100 OOO ,,,,,.
request the General Assembly ~ or.
'heih SPECIAL form of government
under section III of the Constitution
ne NH was intended to take care or
condition existing in Norfolk. where
an .lor' is being made 10 create a
charter commissions
Only one House biIl-that rcI,.;
10 tie prevention OF the transporto,
tion or storage Of food products undnr
ihsdhitarE cohdltionS-paSsed the SEN
ate Two we're passed by on their
third reading. and anothcr-provitlinr
Tor the sanitation and LICENSING ~
slaughter houses and ahattoirs.,n.a
ordered back to its second reading
The Senate referred Joint rcsolu-
ton, brought in by Delegate Reed. re- :
queSting Congress to enact laws look
ing TO the prevention OF flood disasters
along the Mississippi River, TO mo
Committee on Resolutions
Another joint resolution, providinp
that no bills. except those relating TO
purely financial or local matters, may
no introduced without unanimous con-
sent previously obtained. after Feb
ruary Is. was on motion OF Senator
y number of appointments. submit
ted by Governor Stuart from time to
ttne during the session, were con-
frmed in executive session.
After Il two-hour session. tho Sen
ate. on motion Of Senator Holt. OF
Newport News. adjourned to convene
to-day ut IL o'clock noon.
Other bills passed yesterday were:
Senate bill No. 3---To amend section
S4S Of the Code in relation to tho
compensation Of supervisors. Patron,
Senator Thornton.
Senate bill No. 2S---To authorize the
Council of the town of New Market,
in Shenandoah County, to levy tax
on all'dogs kept in said town. Patron,
Senator Byrd.
Senate bill No. 91-To almond section
II OF an not to provide for designation
by cities and towns Of segregation dis
tricts for residence of white and col
Ored persons, and to ratify and con-
firm certain ordinances relating to tho
segregation OF races heretofore passed
by cities and towns Of the Common
wealth. Patron. Senator Mathews.
Senate bill No. 30--To authorize the
submission to the legal voters OF the
oity Of Winchester Of the question OF
issuing not moro than $4,000 OF cleo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
EVERYONE LIKES
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a cold or grippe i'm a
few hours.

Your cold will break and all CRIME
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"Fape's Cold Compound every two
hours until three doses are taken
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
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nasty discharge or nose running. re-
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ishness, sore throat, snecZinE, soreness
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ut any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice and causes no
inconvenience. Accept no substitute
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
HOUSE BILLS


The following bills were presented and re.
ferred In the House OF Delegates ycs;or-
day under rule 81.
70 the Committee on General Laws:
by MI. Lowry. of Bedford--To amend
and re-euact section 3IS0 at tho Code. so as
I" incroaSc Tho penalty for carrying con
Cealed weapons.
/ BY Mcssrs. Cousins and Cox b. request
]" amend and rc-cnact section 2sl7 OF .he
Code. In relation 10 interest on money.
To tho Committee for Courts Of Justice:
ity Mr.. Stant-Prescrihing the manner In
which unpaid stock subscriptions to corpora.
lions may hc enforced by Gurnishment PRO.
ccedings by creditors of such corporations
whore insolvent.
To the Committee on Counties. Cities and
b" Mr.. Price. OF Richmond City-To amend
anG T"-"naCt section - of an act to PRO.
Ndc ia cities containing 7O.0G Inhabitants
or more Tor the election OF n apccia! Jus
lice OF the peace to he known as the SiyiI
justice
;ions: $500 800
By Messrs iIundleyl and Shumate-To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
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A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
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your head will clear and you can
breathe freely. No more snurIinE.
hawking, mucous discharge. dryncss or
headache: no struggling for breath at
night.
Get small bottle OF Ely's Cream
Balm from your druggist and apply a
little OF this fragrant antiseptic cream
In your noHtrils. 1t pentrates through
every air passage OF the head, soothing
and healing the swollen or tnfaned
mucous membrane. giving you instant
relief Head colds and catarrh yield
like magic. Don't stay stuffed-un and
miserable. Relief Is sure
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
LOCAL MEN TO ADDRESS
MEETING IN PETERSBURG
Coiohei Allen Potts and John Stewart
hrEan Will Speak Before War
Relief Association.
HEALTH BOARD ASKS FUNDS
Dr. Martin Makes Known Pressing
Needs or His Department-City Is
Urged to Establish, Emergency Hos
Pital-Iiamilton Operated Upon.
Especial TO The Timcs-Dispatch !

PETERSBURG, VA. February II
ch"er inc auspices of the War Relief
Nssoclation OF Petersburg. II mass-
mcc,'ng VIII be held in the Washington
street Methodist Church on Thursday
nlGht- The principal speakers will be
S"iohci Allen Potts and John Stewart
Bryan. OF Richmond The Petersburg,
association has effected q thorough
organization for the work Of relief OF
the sufferers by the European war.
inc association is composed Of many
OF inc most prominent citizens OF Pc
tcr3burE, men and women and the
movement has aroused full and active
sympathy and cooperation here. as
elsewhere. Tho Richmond speakers
VIII have large audience.
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Here and There
in the Legislature

Two OF tho three companion bills. de-
signed to give iiopcw we'll city govern
mcnt, were reported out Yesterday af-
ternoon by the House Committee or
County. City and Town Organization.
The bill, providing an appropriation
for the administration of affairs until
local revenues become sufficient for
that purpose, is still pending before the
committee.
Five commissioners. to be selected hv
the Governor, who Will take charge Of
the governmental machinery at Hope
we'll until the Mayor and Council quail
ify, are provided for In the first meas
ure. The second is charter act Civ
ing Hopcwell classification as Il city
Of the first class.
Former Senator IL. +. Buchanan, OF
Marion. now connected with the rcdsrai
government, was a visitor in the city
yesterday. His son, John Preston
Buchanan. Succeeded him in tho upper
branch OF the General Assembly.
In n report OF hearing before the
legislative committee of the Chamber
Of Commerce Monday night. Edwin l..
Levy, chairman of the Associations Of
Richmond Manufacturers and Ernplov-
crs. voiced his opposition to the Wen
dcnDurg workmcn'S compen sation bill
now before the State Senate. lie was
quoted az saying that he was opposed
10 the section OF the act which provides
an industrial act board and that the
payment Of salaries TO members OF this
board was unnecessary. Mr.. Levy cx-
planned Yesterday that he had been mis-
understood He stated that the indus
trial board should only be COMPOSED
Of paid officials. and he independent Of
amy other Office. In such a way only
could the affairs he properly admin
istcred and being free from other
hp
able for the operation OF the law"
y committee from the Art Club of
Richmond yesterday afternoon appeared
before the Senate Committee on Public
Institutions and Education, to which
had been referred Senator Cannon's bill
creating an art commission for the
State.
After being introduced by Senator
Wcndenburr, a member of the commit
tee, Miss Adele Clark. representing the
art Club, presented the following
speakers: r. y. Lancaster. Jr. who as
one of the founders of the Ar; Club.
addressed the committee on the i'm
portance of establishing an art com
mission in Virginia; Miss Nora Hous-
ton. who from the viewpoint of an art
list. reviewed the art treasures of Vir-
rinia, the preservation of which an
art commission would secure; w. G.
Noiand and Hill Montague. The bill
provides for the establishment OF an
art commission for Virginia. consisting
or the Governor. cX-oficio. and four
commissioners, viz: q painter, a sculp-
tor. an architect and a judge OF the inc
arts. who shall serve without compcn-
sation.
Tho names OF Delegate Moss OF
LvnchburS, and Delegate Stock OF Win
chester. have been added as patrons OF
the coordinate college for women bill,
making twenty patrons in the House
and six in the Senate
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

this relieves the strain on ligamcnts, natural
expansion takes place without undue effect
upon the nerves. And as thc time ap-
proaches, The mind has gone through a pc
riod OF reposc, Of gentle expectancy, and
This has an unqucSiioncd influence upon tho
future child. That this Is true is evidenced
by the fact that three generations OF mothers
have used and recommended Mothers
Friend" Ask your nearest druggist for n
bottle Of this splendid remedy. lie will get
II for you. And then write to Bradned Reg
ulator Co, 4o7 Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ga,
for a most interesting book Of information
to prospective mothers. II is mailed free.
Write today. il is a book you will enjoy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

An emergency hospita! Is urged as
ono % the needs OF Petersburg, and
q movement will likely be inauguratcd
10 secure sucn IAN institution The
frequency Of injuries resulting from
accidents. assaults, shooting and cut
ting eases shows the needs OF an
emergency hospital. such cases often
occur. and III. police station OF tho
jail arc called upon TO temporarily
house the sufferers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 2 1916

tric-liGht bonds for the installation OF
an notwithstanding plant. Patron.
senator Byrd.
Senate Bill No. 4O-Dcnning tho timo
IN which 1T may be lawful TO hunt
deer In Mccklenburg County. Patron.
senator JcmreyS.
Senate bill No. 66--To amend sec
ton 2oi7 Of the Code in relation to
unlawful hunting and trcspassing on
thothers land. Patron, Senator Rine-
hart.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

plishmcnt. And IL
there is anything, no
matter how simple,
how apparently trivial
it may seem, II It can
aid, help, assist or in
any way comfort tho
e1pcctant mother. It Ia
a blessing. And such
is n remedy called
Mothers Erie nd"
You apply 1t over the
stomach muscles. It il
gently rubbed on tho
surface, and makes
the muscles plant:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
News Of Health Department.

DR.. r. \. Martin yesterday after
noon addressed the Civic League on
tho necessity of a fully equipped
Health Department Fis laid stress on
three urgent nccds-a meteorological
laboratory, AN assistant milk ana food
whole time shall be given to the Boa rd
of Health. AS Il general thing. the
Health Department, important as it is.
has received less attention from <hc
CITY Council than any other municipal
department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

R"ckinsharn. Jointly to acquire the bridge
| across tho Shenandoah River At tho town
OF Shenandoah
BY Mr. White rnr the relief OF ,;.orv,
w. 3afc and oth"r1. providing for payment
10 thcn OF certain amounts due for tabor
ana material DON" and furnished in certain
work Tor ths NirSlni;t Military institute.
Ey Mr.. Wh't"--'ro refund to ~. +. Day OF
Rockb"idR" county, certain amount Of
taxes unlawfuiiy paid on income
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

bonds Patron. Delegate Murray.
NO. 162. authorizing the Board of
Supervisors OF Nansemond County to
borrow money and issue notes there
Tor. Patron. Delegate Brewer
No. lG3. amending the charter OF the
city of Richmond. Patrons. DELEGATES
Myers. Jones. Fuller and Price
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

". Sonncnbcrg. OF Danviilc. and
Isaac Shuster Of the same city. have
purchased Of Mr.. Thalhimcr. OF Rich
mond. four lots At Hopcwell. for slb,-
2l5 cash. Mr.. Sonncn berg is also de-
vclopins property In Chesterfield near
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

The body OF II. {. Webster. who MAS
run over and KILLED by shifting en-
CINE pear Hopewcll several days ago,
was this morning taxcn TO Richmond.
where sister and other relatives live.
y sister also lives tn North Carolina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
STUART WILL NOT
SIGN MAPP BILL

continued FROM fFSt i'aEt.D
men,s whose des,ra biliiy is Impressed
upon It,
I'm any case" said Senator Mapp last
night there will be no lengthy dclay
in reporting the bill. | think every
body Is agreed that this question should
be settled promptly, in order that the
General Assembly may give its undi-
vidcd attention to the other important
matters before it,
BILL PROVIDING FOR REMOVAL
or NEGLIGENT OFFICIALS
experimenting the proposed lcgisla
ton carrying state wide prohibition
into effect. senator Mapp, with sena-
tors. West. Saunders and Walker as
copatrons introduced in tho Senate yes
terday an "oustcr" bill providing for
the removal from Office. by court pro-
ceedings. of any state, city or county
officer who neglccts or fails to perform
his duty In enforcing tho prohibition,
antivice or antigambling laws
The bill provides that any citizen or
governmental official who thinks he has
sufficient ground TO prefer charges
against an officer may file his COM
plaint on oath. with the Circuit Court
in vacation. In the court proceedings
against the accused officer the COM
plainant will be represented by the
State commissioner of moral welfare
the Common wcalths attorney and an
other attorney connected with the de-
partmcnt If necessary. The proceed
ings cannot he dismissed except with
the consent of all three of the prose
cutors. Either side is given the right
, of appeal.
GOVERNOR STUART"S LETTER
TO. ). w. HOUGH, OF NORFOLK
Tho Governors letter to Mr.. Hough
follows in full:
Richmond. Jan. 81. 1916.
Mr. ]. W. IIouGh.
Norfolk, Va:
NV dear Mfr. IIough.-I have delayed
my reply to your very Kind letter OF
January 81 In order that i might have
an opportunity Of reading the Mapp
bill, which was printed for the first
time on Saturday.
, You will recall that In our conversa-
j, ION I expressed. as I had already dono
IN my message. tho fullest appreciation
Of the Importance OF stren gthsntng tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02
Maternity! The
Word Of Words

It's written into LIES expectations that
motherhood is the one sublime accom-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

The names OF Delegate Moss. Of
Lynchburg, and Delegate Stock. OF Win
chester. have been added as patrons ot
the coordinate college for women bill.
making twenty patrons in the House
and six in the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-02

Former Senator IL. l.. Buchanan, OF
Marion. now connected with tn. Federal
government, was a visitor in tho city
yesterday. His son, John Preston
Buchanan, Succeeded him In tho upper
branch OF the General Assembly.
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