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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
How Thin People
Can Put On Flesh

hearty. filling dinner YOU ate IN n' s.
night. What became OF all the FAT 7.
producing nourishment 1t contained?
lou haven't gained in weight one
ounce -, Ihat food passed from your
iTpeh Erate The material was there,
nut your food doesn't work and sticI;
ana the plain truth is YOU hardly rcf
ehouSh nourishment from your mca q
70 pay Tor the cost OF cooking This
- true or Thin folks the world over,
40 our mutr'tiyc orrans. your functions
OF ASSIMILATION. are probably SADLY out
OF gear and need rcCOnStructiou
tnt out III" foolish foods and funny
SawduSt diets. Cut out evcrvthin,r l,it
thc meals yon are eating and eat with
every one or those Il single Snrgol tab
let. IA two weeks note the difference
Let the scales he the Judge. Five 10
eight good solid pounds of healthy
stay there fat may be the net result
SarEol aims to charge weak stornnnt
n!oou with millions Of fresh new red
hioo" corpuSclcS-to give the blood the
carrying power TO deliver every ounce
or fat-making material in your food TO
mixes with your food. 10 prepare it
Tor the blood in AN easily asSimilatcd
form Thin people tell how they have
gained all the way from 10 to %
pounds 4 month while taking SarpoI
and say that the new flesh STAYS nut
ton or Sin OF the best assimilativc clc-
mentS known TO chemistry. They come
40 tablets to 4 package. are pleasant
harmless and inexpensive. and Tragic
Drug Co. and all other good druggists
IN this vicinity sell them subject to an
or money back as found in every large
package. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

protection OF certain fur bearing ami
mas IA tho County OF Loudouu IA
iron. Mr.. holland.
House h'll No. -. to amend section
10 81 an act to provid" for IN. isSuiu..
OF "pidS Tor permanent road or bridge
improvement, in the luagistcrial dis
trlctS OF IN" counties Of the state Pa
iron. Mr. Bond.
li"nse hin No. A., to prohibi, the
l"ht'hE' shooting. fishing or tr"spass-
me upon the lands OF amy person i'm tn.
County OF Loud"un without pcrmisslon
IN writing. Patron. Mir holland.
senate hill No. l".. to give courts OF
record IN" power to suspend sentence
IN convictions or larceny. forgery o..
n''"r!nE Or attempting to onploy as
rn" such Forged writing. SHOWING in
to be forged. during good behavior ana
~" effect thereof Patron, senator
WcndcnDurg
senate bin No -. 10 proven, ,nc
barter ana sale OF the plumare Of All
birds killed in Virginia ether nav
Eane birds or domestic fowls. patron
senator Goolrick
senate bin 40. -. to prev.p, ,,.
huyinf ana selling OF the villa ,urkcv
Patron. Senator Goodrich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
POLLARD SUGGESTED
AS MORALS COMMISSIONER
N"rfoii Newspaper Prints Report Tint
Attorncy-Grncrai BE Named tn Tn
force Prohibition laws

Considerable interest was shown veg.
terd3y over tho printed report tn tho
Norfolk ledger Dispatch that Attur.
ncy-Gencrat John Garland Pollard
might be named as prohibition CONF
missioner, and that there would bc no
separate Office or department. crca, cd.
when shown the article and asked
for u Statement. on the subject ,-ester
day afternoon. Mr.. Pollard declined
TO comment upon the article, though he
read it with evident interest aud q.
broad smile.
He was asked why such = suggestion
had been made. ana stated Il was prob
ably the outgroWth OF the West Sir-
Ginia idea. Prohibition Commissioned
Blue. OF West Virginia, was tax COM
missioner until he was appointed proi
hib!tton commissioners, ana no new de-
partmcnt was created in that state.
MIR. Pollard, who is an announced
"andidatJ for Governor OF virginia.
acted as the agent of Governor stuart
in the suppression of gambling at m.
Jamestown race track ana IN the break
IN" up of the iia.rant selling OF liuuor
At iiopcwcll and Colonial Beach
Mr.. Pollard was an Interested srec.
tator at the Joint heariu" of tho pro-
hibition bill. when lie was approached
and asked regarding tho report carried
by the Norfolk paper. He was asked
If he had heard such n rurnor before!
but he merely smiled. shook his head
and replied:
Il have nothing to say about IT.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
THE SENATE

BY a vote OF 80 to !. the Senate yes
terday refused TO concur in the House
amendment TO Senator Thornton's bills
veStins IN the trial judge the power 10
say whether or not AN eN-convict, once
or twice before convicted OF Il felony
in The United States and sent 10 the
pcnitentiary. shall serve additional
time on subsequent convictions.
As drafted by senator Thornton. the
bills make il discretionary with the
judge only whether fclon must serve
the additional five years prescribed by
i!ic Code on a second conviction, or the
life term on the third and subsequent
convictions. House amendments To the
two bills place the jury on an equal
footing with the judge. providing that
either may take the responsibility Of
saying what shall be done in the mat
ter. They were voted down on the
ground that they would place tho Judge
and jury in the position OF drawing
straws" for jurisdiction.
Senator Wemdenburg's bill, giving
courts of record the power to suspend
sentence In convictions of larceny or
forgery during good behavior. PASSED
the Senate. and WaS sent to the House
Tor concurrence. Under the provisions
of this bill. the trial judge pay. in his
discretion, parole the person convicted
OF these crimes and save him the
humility Of DOMINIC prison stripes
The Scnate's attention yesterday wa g
occupied for more than an hour in dis
posing of the routine business OF the
body and in executing Il joint order for
the formal election OF Judges already
nominated in the Democratic caucus OF.
appointed by the Governor. Only
seven bills on a conGrstcd calendar
We're taken up and disposed of ON
motion OF senator Rison, the Senate
adjourned at o'clock to convene to-
day at - o'clock noon.
The following bills were passed:
House bill No "A. TO prevent fraud
and deception in the storage and sale
of o!comarGcrine. process and reno
waited butter. and providing for the
regulation OF such storage and sale
Patron. Mr.. Sproul.
House bill No. -. to provide for the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
You Can Tell The People Who
Haze Iron in Their Blood
---Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Folks

If YOU are not strong or well ,ou
owe Ii 10 yourself to make the follow
inG test Sec how long you can w1rI,
or how far you can walk without be-
coming tired. Next take two iiye-rroir,
tablets of ordinary nuXatcd iron three.
times per day after meals for two
weeks Then test your strength again
ana see for yourself how much Won
nave gained There is nothing like
good old iron to put color in Won.
checks and sound. healthy flesh on
your bones But you must take iron
IN q form that can be easily ahsorh.u
and assimilated. like nuxated iron -
you want IT TO do you any good Ohio
wise 1t may prove worse than usel.ss
NOTE--NuXuted Iron recommended oh,,.,
ny Dr. Snuer, Is ono Of the newer orrnnic
IRON compounds. Unlike the older Inor,,onic
IRON pTohuctS, II Is easily assmilatca does
not lhlnre the teeth, make them black nor
UPSET the stomach; on the contrary IL ~
II most potent remedy. In nearly All forms
or Indigestion az well as for ncrvous rnr
down conditions. The Manufaciurcrs hnva
such great confidence I'm Nuxatcd Iron tbnt
tney oher to forfeit Sl00. 90 to any cbnrit.
abic institution II they cannot take any
man or woman under GO who lacks iron
ana increase their strength 200 per cent or
over III -FOUR weeks time provided they
have no serious organic trouble Thcy also
at Toast double Your strength and cndur-
anrc In ten days time. II ia dispe n.cd in
this city by Tragic Drug Co. and ali other
druggists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
Senate Bills

The following bills were offered IN IN.
state S"nai" yesterday and referred:
i.y Mr.. Gaylc-S. IL. No ~ To authorize
ant regulate the eNChang. OF certain
classes OF reciprocal or intcrsurnnCc con.
tracts among Individuals. partnerships and
corporations. empowering corporations gem
.ra!Iy TO make such contracts and presrrib-
!nS certain fees and penalty for violation
Referred 10 the Committee on Insaranc.
ana Ranking
by Mr.. Gums. ID. No a2' TO au,horI2.
ana empower the board of directors OF tho
Virginia State Penit.ntiary Ia n,rCb,sa
1iSiose o! The male calves from said herds
and to appropriate money therefor he,
ierred to the Committee on Finance
by Mr.. Drcwry-S. Is. No 90! 10 y,lJ,t.
certain deeds made by the clerks OF rourr =.
Tor !dnd sofa Tor delinquent taXe5 Referred
L" thc Committee Tor Courts OF Justice.
~? Mr. tiatrett-S. Il. No. Us Ia autho-iye
the E"arC OF Supervisors of Henry County
!" appropriate from the general fund.- OF
IN" county II sufficient amount Ia RIM m.
convict road force in said county FOR III,
years l:i' and 1917. Referred to the Com
mittee on Joint Special Private and focal
Legislation. $500 i'' -
by Mr. Aliens r. No. 90 20 anon,
section 3sll of the code OF Virginia re
LId!nS for the recovery by ,nni,ons ,f,rr
nit""h DAY notice on contracts 10 rcrny.r
money ar 10 recover damages. when ro,i.a
I" hc returned To the cl.rk'g o;fjra. 80
VISIONS I" prevent diS"oIitinuance of mo
OF Justice. '' '"'i -
HE N.ssrs Walker. strobe ana Erewrv-
- u, NO; 20. authorizing commitment al,
persons charged with crime who afe ,,s.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
OUCH! LUMbAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
Rub Backache away with small
trial bottle of old
"St. Jacobs Oil"

Back hurt you? Can't straighten up
without feeling sudden pains. sharp
aches and twingcs? Now IistenI
That's lumbago. sciatica or maybe
from "A strain. and you'll get relief the
moment you rub your back with sooth-
ing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil" Moth.
ing else takes out soreness. lamcness
and stiffness so quickly. You simply
rub 1t on your back and out comes tho
pain. II is harmless and doesn't burn
the skin. "A
Timber up. Don't suffer! Get Al
small trial bottle OF OLD, honest "St.
Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and
after using IL jst uoncc, you'll forget
that you ever had backache, lumbago
or sciatica. because your back will
never hurt or cause any more misery.
It never disappoints and has been
recommended for 90 years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

passed on their third reading and sent
TO the senate !or conc Lrrcncc:
No. 1872. authorizing the school board
OF Pleasant Grove MaGistcrial District
No. 8. Norfolk County. I" borrow for
school improvements sum not ex-
ccedIn& $4,000 and to issue bonds
therefor. Patrons, Delegates DAVIS
ana Hall.
No 81. repeating section 70 OF cha p
tor Of an insurance act approved
March .. 1905, Patron. Delegate Myers
No. 81, amending thc act approved
February %. 1906, authorizing the sale
OF lots purchased by the Common
wealth for delinquent taxes and not
redeemed within four years or more.
Patron. Delegate White.
No. sc, 20 collect capitation taxes
that are three years or more past due
Patron, Delegate II. G. I.owry.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
JUDGE SIMS IS ELECTED
TO STATE SUPREME COURT
JOINT Session Of Senate and House
Confirms Action OF Demo-
cratic Caucus.
GORDON SECONDS NOMINATION
Several Circuit Judges Are Named
Tor New EiglIt-Ycar Tcrms-Judge
Goodrich, Who Had Failed to
Qualify, Is REFLECTED.

Hy unanimous vote of both houses
OF the General Assembly. Judge Fred
crtclt wilmer Sims, Of Louisa. was
yesterday elected to the state Supreme
Court bench for twclvc-yenr term.
beginning February |. 1917. He will
succeed Judge James Keith. who will
retire at the expiration of his term
on January 81. 1917. The election con-
hrmed the nomination of Judge Sims
ny The Democratic caucus.
Judge Sims was nominated for cleo
uon by Delegate Browning. OF Orange.
Among those who seconded the nomi-
nation was Delegate Gordon. of Louisa.
who was affiliated with the faction that
supported his opponent. Mr. Gordou's
ac'ion in scconding the nomination OF
Judge Sims yesterday was received By
tho House with a round Of applause
SEVERAL. CIRCUIT
JUDGES ARF: ELECTED
Both houses suspended the regular
order Of business at 1913 o'clock TO
60 INTO tho election Of Judges nomi-
mated BY tho caucus whose terms OK
pirc on February !. 1917. Tho follow
Inr were elected for now terms Of
eight FEARS:
Judge J., II. billiard. Rocky Mount
Thirticth Circuit
Judge y. l.. King, or tho Corporation
Court OF Roanoke
Judge Ernest H. Wells. Richmond.
Hastings Court. Part H.
Judge T. j. l'arham of the Corpor,-
ton Court Of Newport News
boFcrnor stuart notified tho General
Assembly that lie had appointed Judge
John L. Goolrick. of Fredericksburg. to
succeed himself as judge Of the corpo-
ration court OF that city Because OF
Illness. no had failed 10 qualify in
t!Ino Tor Tho term >phirb !,
was elected h. the General A.ro,nblv
OF 1919. Both houses Yesterday con.
mined IN" Governors appointment .,,,i
elected Judge Goolrick for q new term
OF eight years. beginning February :,
1917.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
Here and There
in the Legislature

Expressing the hope that their la
bors viii be completed by the next
, regular session of the Legislature, the
commission charged with revision OF
the Code yesterday mad" r"ror'
yf it's work 10 the General AS
scmbly Much OF the States gtatut.
law, tn" report says. has been
considered and subjected to tentative
revision. but ii is impossible 10 say
Just what proportion OF ii has been
completed. The report is signed by
Judge Frank L.. Hutton, samuel y. An
dcrSon and NJ +. BurkS.
All the statutes embraced in volume
. of pollard'S Code and some of the
chapters Of volume |. the commissions
orS say, together with amcndatory acts.
have been considered in conferences but
there is such AN intimate connection
bctweeiY the different parts Of the
( Code that 1t is impossible To say def
nitciy what parts have been considered
finally. The WORK committed To them
is OF such n nature they say, thar il
cannot he hurried but the commits
sioners promise the diligence on their
part that they have exercised in the
past.
The senate Finance Committee will
hold it's initial meeting tonight for
the purpose Of framing the general APP
preparations bill. .,uditor c. Lee
Moore will appear before the com
and reports of collections under the
new scheme of taXation.' It is gen
orally understood that the appropria-
tons will not he much in excess of
those Of the last session.
After a prolonged session. the House
Committee on Schools and College.
yesterday afternoon referred tn. jcint
resolution. providing for rcadiust-
ment of the state Board OF Education.
I'm hoo .,,,,s
=ates Love. Price, Of Richmond and
l;olst"n, which will investigate the
matter and report To the LARGER body
at It's regular meeting Friday after
noon. Or. j. y. =. Chandler, superin-
tcrdent Of Richmond schools. was also
named TO confer with the subcomlnit-
tee y number OF local bulls were re-
ported out.
The House Committee on the Chcsa-
pcake Bay and Its Tributaries yes
icrday afternoon reported out the bills
protecting the sponge crab and pre-
Scribing the size OF fish to be taken
out of the Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries. y subcommittee WAS named
10 take up the matter of how far
streams may he closed by various
SEEMING devices and what kinds Of nets
may be used on the spawning grounds
The House Committee on General
i'' " - VIII H'lu IL puDllc nearing on the
Willis blue sky" bill at 2:30 o'clock
this afternoon.
y bill introduced Yesterday by Dele
gate Green, OF DanVillc, amends the
law against conducting business on the
sabbath day by providing that the de-
livery on she sabbath day OF ice
cream manufactured on some day other
than the sabbath shall be- construed rs
u work OF necessity" and shall not be
held TO Dc 4 violation of the statute.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
Doctor Says ordinary Nuxnted Iron
VIII Make Nervous rundown PeoaLe
.00Te Stronger In Two Weeks
Time In 3Iuny 'CnScs.

Will Make Nervous rundown PcoanIe
300G Stronger In Two Weeks
Time in NIuny 'Cnscs.
NEW YORK, " Y.--"One glance is
enough to tell which people have iron
in their blood" said Or. Saucr, u spe-
cialist OF this city. in a recent dis
course. They are the ones that do and
dare. The others are in the wcakljng
class. Sleepless nights spent worrying
over supposed ailments, constant dos
ing with patent medicines and marco
tics for nervous weakness. stomach.
liver or kidney disease and useless at
temps to brace up with strong coffee
or other stimulants are what keep
them suffering and vainly longing 10
he strong. Their real trouble is lack
OF iron In the blood. Without iron the
blood has no power to change food m
to living tissue and therefore. nothing
you eat does you any good; you don't
get tho strength out OF it. The mo-
ment iron is supplied the multitude of
dangerous symptoms disappear. / have
seen dozens of nervous, rundown peo-
pie who were ailing all the time, dou-
bile and even triple their strength and
endurance and entirely get rid Of
every sign OF dyspepsia. liver and 9th.
or troubles in from ten to fourteen
days time simply by taking iron in
the proper form. And this. after they
had in some cases been doctoring for
months without any benefit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

Wet camp at Catawha Saun,o;tur, for thA
purpose OF constructing necessary rosd,I
walks and such other improVcniertt al
may be agreed upon by the state Highway
commissioner and tho state Health Com
missioner. and prescribing Tho manner M,
PAID. 49, W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

pectcd OF being feeble minded TO city or ,
county farms. and providing for length OF I
sentence and cNumtnation Referred TO the |
Committee FOR Courts OF Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
"Thrift Day"

Let this day mark the
opening Of a savings ac-
count here, and the be-
ginning of an era of
THRIFT. The natural re-
suits will be MONEY,
EASE, SECURITY, INDIE
PENDENCE.
Regard every pay day
as precious-when it is
gone, it is gone forever.
Therefore. make this pay
day COUNT-put a part Of
your PAY HERE AS A
STARTER" and BUILD
UP.
Make this your "Thrift
Day."
z@.
lI5; 81 e |{lT -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
QUESTION or POLICY Is
NOW rO HE DETERMINED

"hiic the constitutional barrier in
the WAY Of the creation Of the now Of
fec, !! the bill is amended as proposed
VIII hc swept away. the question Of
policy Is in no way touched. The Gov
crnor is known TO have definite views
or the adv!sahility OF creating the new
office. and, while the feeling prevails
that lac could hardly withhold his
signature from tn. bill as amended II
found 10 bc legal also In other respects
II Is not assumed tina, the Governors
doubts are fully set ut rest Al the
executive Office everybody maintained
discreet silence. ana the situation
las, night was not entirely without
forcooding OF difficulties yet 10 come
In his objection 10 the constitutional
violation contemplated by the un-
amended BIN. Governor stuart. was
joined by Attorney General Pollard
who. III a verbal opinion yesterday, re-
enforced tho Governors contention that
the proposed Commissioner of Moral
Welfare would not be under his au-
thority III til. same sense that other
heads OF State departments are now
subject TO executive supervision and
control The A,tolney-Gcneral adj
vlsed. however, that there is no consti-
tutioual objection TO creating the new
department If the supreme power re-
mains in the executive.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03
ONLY PARTLY MEETS
GOVERNORS oBJECTIoNS

With the constitutional question
eliminated as u factor of discord the
danger OF drastic treatment for the bill
at the hands OF the Governor j. ma
tcrially reduced if not wholly removed
The question OF establishing the new
department involves questions OF poll
Icy. cXpcdicncy and economy. ana is
not question In which the Governor
need necessarily intervene. The tenn
per with which he had dealt with other
public questions, however render il
certain that he Will not hesitate
should he consider il necessary. to do
so at least in an advisory capacity
y crowd that filled the hal! OF the
House Of Delegates and the gallery to
overlooking was Oh hand TO hear the
speeches for and against the prohibit
ton measure, which will, for years to
come, he regarded as the distinctive
work of the present General Assem-
bly,. Senator G.. Walter Mapp. of Ac-
comac. chairman of the Senate Com
mittee on Moral and Social Welfare
presided. With the Senate committee
sat the committee from the House
Former President IIough, Of the Vir-
rinia Anti-Saloon League, opened the
discussion with general Endorsement
Of the BILL empha sizing in particular
de commlssionership feature. Give US
shis bill with the commissioner Of
-Ioral welfare, and hold us RESPONSE
Bile he told the committee Mr.. Hough
made no reference to his correspond
encc with Governor Stuart.
USE Or RUN IN
FIAVOtING TOBACCO
Senator Cannon, of Richmond, di.
rectcd the committees attention to the
apparent interference with the use OF
rum ana alcohol in the manufacture
of chewing tobacco. lie asked that the
bill be amended to protect the tobacco
manufacturers, and also that provision
be made to allow wholesale druggists
10 supply to the retail trade pure grain
alcohol for medicinal purposes. under
proper regulation. While the medicinal
use OF alcohol is not prohibited by the
bill no provision is made by 1t for tho
handling Of this product by the whole
sale druggists of the State.
Senator STROBE. patron. with Senator
Addison, OF tho sessions first Drohibi-
ton hill, informed the committee that
no effort would he made Mt this hear
ing to press for a consideration OF that
measure, but that Senator Addison will
ask the committee to fix convenient
date for a hearing on tho question OF
what authority shall be intrusted with
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

papers or periodicals carrying liquor
advertisements Such a law, he said.
would work Il hardship on all news
dealers and deprive the reading public
OF The state of some OF the highest
class periodicals of this country and
England.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

The House Committee on General
Laws VIII hold 4 public hearing on the
Willis blue sky" bill at 2:30 o'clock
This afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-03

| tho enforcement of tho prohibition
laws, at which time he will address
| himself to this matter
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
HOOK ON A TRAILER

solid ruhbsr tire. hsll-hsarinr trailer. with
srsfefzl swivel hitter & a. f-uheeiad ~ ruu
-r-.st hail lrtE q freiztf. hnzes r1zrhinery. o.
MA cans and uarf % a. q aairkg. ho-x
On a trailer.
w. ALLEN 90
New Eurlans and orungs Cuzng Tclenhanea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-04-21
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO RENT rooms in the Eastman block
suitable for light housekeeping. Inquire on
the third floor; G. l. Woodwork. 321
FOR SALE-Blnck mare yrs. old Kind and
fearless. weight LILO; hay mare. 1000 rs.
wagons shoats would exchange for COWS.
young stock or lumber. +. z. Downing. 3
CifH street phone STA SITS
FOR SALE horses. worker and driver
will sell cheap or exchange for ypunE stock.
Paul Kingston, West Hill South Barre. tel
8q5-lb. ats
FOR SALE - Nice young driving horse
weight about ESQ rs. would exchange for
heavier work hc-se Phone tsl-ii. g2tls
FOR SALE uair q eork hcrses and har-
rrss also colts. and years cd one a
GOD driver and fearless. r. z Kinney. East
Harre ats"