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The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-12
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL?
Many Alaska PeOple Know the lnl-
 pOIlauCe of Healthy Kidneys

The kidneys filter the piood.
 They work night and day
 Wi kidneys remove impurities.
 Weak Kidneys allow impurities to multiply.
 No kidney i'll should be neglected
 There Is possible danger in delay
 If you have backache or urinary troubles.
 If you are nervous. dizzy or worn out.
 Begin treating your kidneys at once;
 Use a proven kidney remedy.
 None endorsed like Doan's Kid ney Pills.
 Recommended by thousands
 Read the following statement.
 W. V. Condon, 9S2 H St., San Bernardino, cal, says: q think the jarring and !oltUg Of the yag- on ride is what weakened my kid neys and caused backache- could hardly set on or off the wagon be- cause e sharp pains in the small u' my back. The kidney secFe- tions were too frequent iR passage, causing me to arise several times al u:glt. had dizzy spells, al- so. Doan's Kidney Pills cured the backucne and regulated the action o' my kidneys"
 Price soc, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy - ge+ Doan's Kidney Piils-the same that Mr. Condon had. Foster-&I- burn Co.,. Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-12
-Ls rs.r- I-r-Ftv.

That whleH Vt ro#shir -r" TrT'- psSs iE. rightly -usi8ernd. rt r1-' wCbdsrfui not more impressive. 'fan that which vre Irs1'aailV r-H "-f'0- ursE. tnd the in8rifr af C'3 is mol u1yE;r-iras. it s 01'~ Hu'ath-T1r h.s. nog c0ncsBlei bui }r-0THf-efHrsIt.IE: 6 is clear IufHItT. ths tErkuees ~' tsa rurs. uope6relsahss seE. .--iluski1 g sMa6z-n HEtrtUrA
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-12
Insurance a Luxury.

To an old darky haled before him southern judge put this question:
 "Why did you burn ycur house down just after getting il lnSuredE
 Whereupou the darSy replied
 ~Yo' honah. pore man like mo can't afford to have a house and insurance too."-CaSe and Comment
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-12
Unkin5.

"They say that ignorance is bliss, How perfectly b,issful you must oe hen."-perruit Free IreSs.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-12
Catarrh CaE-l. De Cured

Catarrh CaG-l De Cured with 1OCaL. NT-1-C,T'o,,S. as they cannot reach the seat a ,ac oisgase- "a tarrh is @ .lroa O. nal llse'Ase and in-ordeE Eu C-gc .. Nau must t9be in- ternal remedies Halls NatarTh Cure is taken internally. H-- ~r-z E.~o-fN upon lhe blood ala aslyu-ss --Tiz-e. 1ai4 Catarrh Cure ts 05t r.E-~'t medicine. IL was prescribed by one Ot. tHe best pi3y- siciaEs Ia tafs gn-Gt.s- for years anG is 6 regular prescription lt is coT7posee oI he hest tCr3cs known combine with the best blood purifiers c0urC directly. on the mucous surfaces The perfect comnius- tfor Of the two ilI -eC--Hts 's what pfo- I-sces. suol wondt -al results in curing
 atarrh. S-nd for testimonials, free
 FJ CHENFy. E CO., Props, Toledo, O
 Sold by l1ruEElsts, T.Inc t5c-
 Take EslEs Family FiIn for eoaEtiPatsoA
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-12
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
Deaths

ACIIEY.--on July 1s. 1919, at tho residence Of
FpeddTnk FfTr % REc1E tRe Hsy ry J9hp WIDOW
ln''lted to attend the funeral services. Thurs.
SsS, afteTnooni at 80 o'clock, at the Oliver
d.,nS n bs,r bndins 1920 Chestnut street Phla'
ter of the late Jos and Sarah A. Brown.
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend tho
funeral on Friday, July q. at 10 9, M from
Molmesburg, Services in Emanuel p. E.
Church. at ii a. m. interment private
CALIAIIAN,.,-on. July ls. 1919. at his parents
residence. 7l9 North Budd street, FRANK J..
son OF Annie E. and the late owon Callahan,
CARTON. N.ssudden1y. on July TO- 1910, Rey.
JAMES J. CARTON. rector OF S. colmsn,s
clergy, relatives and friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral, on Thursday. at ST. Col
mans. Divine OFFICE begins at 9!3o a. m. Sol.
cmn Rsaulem Mass at 10 a. m. 1ntorment Mt
C6WpERTIWAITE.-su on the evening
Of Seventh Month 18th, 1919. CAROLINE P,
the late Levi ii. Cewperthwaite, in The S0tn
year OF her age. Relatives and friends are
Invited to attend the funeral. on Fifth Day
"Ss4s ssTnH nE Soh 10 Lincoln Il fran 9aadSa SSr
DAIPMAN.--At her residence. A wlota st. on
July II, 1910. ANNA NJ. widow Of benja.
and friends are Invited to attend the funeral
II. Hair Building 1920 Chestnut St tntormcnt
viewed Friday after 10 a.
DUNLAP.-On July, 16. THOMAS j., husban nd
Of the late Mary J. DUNLAP aged 90 years.
funeral. services: on Thursday. at ii a. M.
at his late residence s14 Prospect ave, Cliff.
ton Heights. Pa. Interment private
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
WHEAT DEVELOPS
A FIRMER TONE
Renewed Buying Is Brought
About my Many Complaints
of Rust

CHICAGO, July ia flrmer tone de.
veloped In wheat in the final dealings today
on renewed buying brought about by a
great many complaints of rust. Final
prices were unchanged to %c lower.
Previously, heaviness prevailed on cooler
weather, with light rain in the Northwest.
The Price Current said that damage thus
far had not been great. Harvesting Of
winter wheat is nearing completion.
The buying on the weak spots today was
excellent and the selling pressure on the
bulges was not as pronounced at It was
yesterday The demand from mllers for
choice grades was good but lower sorts
were not wanted. Sales for export were
estimated at 100000.
The market at Liverpool was dull. Late
ness Of crops in Europe, fears of injury to
American Spring wheat and lack Of freight
room are the factors abroad. II is estimated
that foreign requirements not including
Germany, will continue at 1900 900 bushels
week and America will be called on largely
for the supply.
Leading futures ranged as follows:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

southern Indiana and Illinois. weIshlne 4 lbs
rogstcts Sr2.piosd iSs Sroiine Chickens, i III
JeTssS; fspsy 81 s8e.i sroIlssFs, other nsSf6y'
nearby ,ssrnHjlsr sizes @Res dqsEs nssE6y'
ihs n Gig rs per dot. Us 2Sj ddoSsS- White,
%sI!., wsiESins lbs, per dos; %, S8,SSi d.
s % , ;'88s Ssss &; 49, :. nd s5 !.
FRESH FRUITS
and cNn,aioupes were slightly higher Quota.
DAVIS, sgGi, other ysiieties 81, n,9oa2S5c; No'
s: i, ,,isS,SSS isis e ss.d y
fereS Reee esf Tbo3S HgcSseBsriss aorh
ssss! ks:sbssEis. 5.a SSS SIst s.
eafsE bsEswsrd SsTeiad and s ossss s1ss
per ID. 59se.; do. do, sour per ib.. 58ec; do,
SI5, Slgihs; sssTsia, per crate. Sost,5
H5Sss @S ls slss,,S gss; Ies@DiS esE$;n, i5$
North Carolina, per standard crate. Use stst 81.
do, North Carolina, per fiat crate, 20 a i0c
Watermelons, Florldn. per car, 1925 p200.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
FRESH FRUITS
VEGETABLES

Choice stock. was in fair request and values
generally ruled stsSdy 999tst'os9ss white Pa
i7S6 oS ESS.teFp s69TTe 75SI No N2rtSE
per Ss:sSs 100 SiatSe'a jsE;sy SSSy
S.rs,1S sSs SS SS$ 6S,sDs aS
M1i.2Si do. Jersey, per basket. I5q. a 81 do.
ids, per c!Ste, ~ 81 80 Watercrsss. per 100
sSrTef SSnfs' e. pDFT Fiod oTds ps crn
tdIEo; DO. Norfolk. per crate, s2.s5 q ?. 30
SIu%Gs eS SoriSs dSc%da: do. per per
y ;bbl. besket, soc. do. North Carolinns. per
Mushroorns. per s.ib. basket. si@i.bO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
FOREIGN FxCHANGE

NEW YORK. July Is.-The market for
foreign exchange this morning was frmer
as result Of the announcement Of the
intention to import gold daily. The arrival
OF securities from the other side also was
a dominating influence. Reichsmarks and
Swiss exchange were slightly easier.
Demand sterling, 475% cables, 476M +:
francs checks, sol; cables 5.90% reichs-
marks, checks, 72%; cables 7S; checks,
640%; cables, 6.4OA Swiss checks, sac +;
cables, 5.24 Vienna checks, 1855; cables,
1880; kroner, checks, $3.50; cables, 2s.40 /;
pesetas checks, 2O.15; cables, 2025 guilder
checks 41.7-i6; cables 4tjS plus lie !;
rubles checks. 30.55 cables. aO.6O.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

o IS s late S2ss Pesa.Sde S fYSI' Y T bth b e. given
PoLK.--on July IL 1919. AGNES AoSi1A,
daughter Of Robert l.. and Lucy v. Polk (nee
and friends are invited to attend the funeral
on Thursday, at 1 D. M, from her parents
residence, 21Os p Belmore ave. fntermcut
private, at Hillside Cemetery. Auto service.
REAGLE,--On July 10. 1915, EUGENE REA-
GLE, husband OF Eta Reaglo. Relatives and
friends also Mohave Tribe No. 800, T. o.
II. NJ. and u. A. Shubert Council No. 1923,
O. OF I. A.. arc invited TO attend the funeral
services on Thursday afternoon, at o. o'clock,
at the residence of his mother. 429 North 4lst
street. Interment private at Arlington Gene
terry. Remains may be viewed Wednesday
evening.
REX.-suddeniy, on July Is 1919, WALTER r.
REX. Funeral services at his late residence
sS3G Crefeld st, Chestnut Hill. on Thursday,
at $3.50 D. m. Interment private Kindly
omit flowers.
Joliet. III. CLEMENT RUTTBR son OF the
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PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

-. The market was, quiet but 1rm. Reiners
list priceBt Extra fine granulated, Z. Csc; pow
dersd, ISci sonfeotioners' A. 1859; soft
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19

late Mason and MARY a. Thomson. ol New
York, and grandson Of thf late Clement =. nnd
Jetltia Rutter. OF Phiiadeiphia.
ULEAREY.-.on ypiy 1s tele., ALHERT. hus;
band Of Ella Ulearey fnee piliinl, aEed o1
ypars Relatives and frienda aiso Cnmp
No 4sl z q q Al No. lftl,,s,D w l. o. of a.,
are invited e attend tne funeral seryices n on
brcther-ip-iaw. T. q Keech, 6s4I Emwood
ave. Intermsnt private At ~. Moriah Genre
from TO 10 .. M
UNKLE.--on July 1T, 1918, ALICE NJ uNKLf1
Relatives and friends Of the family arc re-
spectfully invited 20 attend the funeral sery.
Ices, At her late residence, 710 N. Highland
ave. CWinterwood road Thursday. 1T
D. m. Intermeut private.
wILsoN....on July Isl 1919, at stroudsburs.
Pa, CHARLES WILSON. Jr., son OF Charles
and Sussie Wilson aged 21 years. Due notice
Of the funeral will be given. from tho parentg'
residence. 3420 N. nth at. -
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POULTRY
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast

WASHIN GTON, July 19.
For Eastern Pennsylvnnia-Cloudy TO.
night and Thursday, with probably show
ers; fresh and possible strong northeast
TO north winds.
northward through the Bahama Islands is
some distance off the South Carolina coast
this morning and is reported as being Sc.
we're. Warnings have been ordered up along
the entire north Atlantic coast. Showers
have occurred in several areas covering
about one'third of tho central valleys, the
plains States and the cotton belt during
the last "a hours. The temperatures have
risen in eastern Canada and the upper Lake
region and intense heat is reported from
most places, while a cooler area has over
spread the Missouri basin.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
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$4O0, ,O00,O 900 IN GOLD is
COMING INTO UNITED STATES
About $3,ooo,Ooo Day May Be Ex-
pected for British Account

NEW YORK, July 19-Four hundred
millions in gold Is coming into the United
States during the next six months The
British Government Is planning to discharge
the obligations of the firms and agents In
the United States by shipment of this vast
sum via Canada. About SO, ,000, 900 a day in
the yellow metal may be expected from now
on, most of It coming from Ottawa Some
Will come direct to New York from London
like $9O,000,OO0 delivered today to ]. p
Morgan & Co., fiscal agents here for the
Allies, which arrived on the Cunard liner
Saxonla.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-07-19
DEATHS

HAiGENswILER.- Jgly. Il. 1915. WILLIAM
son ~ the ia late christisn qnd Gstsern Sts 5
ITIssnfs' AIS nlsP Wllia@ma snyder Iodge NJ
Charter. Charter. 30. r24si ceslnthlan Chasreur Com
s.. fyy 10 fodss ss S No. ia sa5. IenPS g. 8. ii
| r,htladelphia Flromen's Relief Associationi aIth
zseti9ns of which he was. 4 member. ars in
| ggited To- attend the funeral services on Thurs
ekuyisrP BSdns Broad SRd u Diamond INC S streea
mains may b Be viewed Wsdncsday evening
Hfs5s9a Ella {qz K hss l91s TI5IAs FSis
was : member are Invited to attend the
59n' pracssy ef At OF Ps sis i:.Gsnd a. lo'9 1913
Ola YGrE road logan; PbIIa iaier%gsnt a
Doylestown papers please copy.
HAIL.Eon July II. ,1Gie; JOSEPH s, HALL;
asaiys Ss soStSwe,els 3 friends As.emb2 a9 Eo mof s
,Gs and ne smRIloYes Of .a ths clsy ,sS
AZ his late % %reside9ss, 56l South 2sd 81 Inter, ne.
Automobile funeral
HARKSSEsSswsyddeny SI;S w y on }py i2IS e
NEss, NNiiFag''n '" Va Rev WILLIAM j. HANN-
nygTcHISNs3N ar 4tsP,ic CITY, y Ii on
A. and tho late Sadie ,tIgtchison, aged, 22
SaS5 RE iSsSo and drJcss friends on are T,sSy nyed
& the 0iygr II B9r Snni hg,ldinE ora 1S9S
Cemetery.
M ieS 9Gg2S4Ffft2ER G2FGEFRh hF' TSfsd'y II JSly i
70 attend the funeral. on. SATURDAY. a2d Inst,
az g:so a. M at st. lsdor's Roman Catholic
KEAgsE1At asGS,,A the home 9f her. son, the Nor
h9s NS oRn RXs n IRy IL ?iSd snd laSGs AR2
are invited 70 attend the funeral serlyces, on
adns 1920 cheatndt e ST. ' GyST intsrmeat en- aiE pr
LFErs.on y. :.,ss 5py 10 1910 at the 5ssdsaso Of
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GRAIN Ann r1.n1rR


Ss Sfe FS.a .s%Ss sg1G updss sSf SS
sssSSlSs.S%5S Sss %R,ISS' S sSst .,s$iAE .sl
htSSsa r. kSs fs'eSStS s. ssa SI.S5S ,r..,
WIS auist and G. lower undsr besri isS wsstsrn
ocson" Western N fGS oo% SSsl od otEsd
so% sS$ ysll9GS GS SNsS NJ sSf ssGw a1 sa E
oArsa,-Receipts. SO. sse bush, There was lit.
s3Honmsii isS sSo white stsh q 80 stsSdsra white.
1911 ss@ssic sample oats, 46@afe.i purified oats,
FTSukS Rossip,s, 1915 beis. and ss1,4 ,4Oi lbs.
FooMns HSiT 0Sr Sre NH NE s Tsr
&c! iss strnsbt lgs IN Y EOSS Winter clear
siIssht cotton sssSs s5SsS 500 So: s:ET pa,sSt
DO sfSlsG, 'DTss $3.50 5. 'lssr dr.
MUS choice SS fsSGFfS AND Tsn9g srrnas ps.nt so
Do stTash 1896 TnisF SU dear patsh
,,,p, RYE FLOUR sold SLOWLY. at former rates, We
srn at s5@5.5O per bbi., as 70 quality.
PROVISIONS
,o The ma. market ruled firm with trade fair and
some Kinds were higher; Quotations: city beef In
fsSs e. Sss'iSS Ssisa
Si5 s ss s''PgsS5Ii '21 5 Ss;t
iSsSSss is$s ds 80 d. d. .mofsd 6i 'Ep2'a S9a
Western cured iSi aS b9gd hS bonssss. bsSsss
Ii iSFfa psks kGo' sedorana
70 ayeraFe loose 10la c. breakfast bacon. as
fS fSd SSS Fd fli eWFsS western aiG rtSsa Sa
s ket endeTe a9 an n tersss tqes DO d. PR5o SU
REFINED SUGARS
:, The market was quiet but firm. Rehners'
lst pricssi Extra fine granulated. 7e5c. pow.
asS sfaSaa. 600 7SSe. SSSS''o''0n'r' A. '''s' soft
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Quotations; Western solid.pacEed creamery,
ss5asF; s..SSS! Ysintsi
fancy prints s' ~ case S~ -'s c. '0O0'"S safes Oh
% u5Ssy sS ~? SeSs S SdgsSss Gf ID
sss :sS, SsE ssss ws.i.s ssSs sE. ;E::
ssS'SSsss sS sss '"ndod fresh Gags were '0ooinS at
CHEEsE-The market ruled steady under
Yor tS SH' ras Tsds sncy M
do, DO. fair to good. 15810i1 c.; part skins,
POULTRY
LIVE. LIVE was quiet but steady Under moderate
% f.%Ss!n sss$ssSs =
gSEsOnsSS 5gia per pair $5@5so; do. young. per
dressed - The market ruled steady
s%&$? Si%sSS @eE'@s i 'Sns:
ns S Ss nSea. 81 S efs Foxis d SS. wss ss
illinois. Weighing 4SS lbs. apiece. lie; do. ,'
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Mrs. Lacey E. Cane, Bryn Mawr, Dies

Mrs Lacey Earle Cane, of Bryn Mawr.
is dead at Elkton Md, according to word
received In Philadelphia today. She died
In the Union Hospital in that city. She
was the daughter of John p. Cochran and
the late Hattie Church Cochran, of Galena,
Md. The funeral will be in Mddletown,
Del
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German Bank Statement


. BERLIN, July 1e.--The weekly abatement Of
the Imperial Bank OF Germany shows 80
July 10 1915. June 21, 1915.
Gold reserve @ 2.4SG hEi aSi 900 2aSB. 666 900
Commercial paper
= and treasury bills, 5.s77 100000 5.7si 900 900
G Circu a tion and
banking notes ... 6.4S7, 0O0, 900 BB96. 900, 900
Private deposits... 2.21B 900, 900 S2S, 900, 900
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, July 19.-BuTTER without
6SH,6ie notable change; Receipts, 1887 packages
EGGS-Qulet and unsettled; fancy qualities
nTm; General offerings Irregular. Extras, - y
%yhitsa 20 "a 33o.; brown. 20 q SOc.i mixed colors
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

tick infected cattle in southampton
could bc required by court order 10
pen np such stock. and also that pen
ming up" cattle TO prevent the spread
Of disease is tantamount to 'uuaran-
timing them.
The member from southampton hnal-
~ admitted that the particular and
only sin OF The Times Dispatch report
was the first par, OF the headline
which asserts that Southampton wants
it's cattle released" lie assumed. he
said. that the word released" meant
released to the state ana country at
large ana not to the county alone. No
such universal release. II" said. VAS
SouGh; by his county. and therefore the
article was misleading and calcula ted
To effect tn" defeat Of his bill
Mr.. MusSravc was here reminded that
ii is cuStomar! TO read All Vf a head
line and all OF the article which 1t
introduces before drawing: differences as
to it's intent ami effect. and entering
upon sweeping d"nunciations.
I'VE differ OH tho question q; what
was mean; by that word released. "
said Mr. Muserayc.
Those vino heard his diatribc in the
House of Delegates perhaps iIa> have
received another impression.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23

amount Of Sis3,s4G.25, besides a large
amount Of taxes assessed in other com
muniticX. and
Whereas. IL is tho sense OF this
meeting that satd bill is not IN III.
int"res $; OF tho masses OF the people Of
virginia. hut has bccn introduced for
"a" !""'""ti"n Of "a few wealth. BIO
pic. who. by the evasion q: tho tax
laws. have escaped their Just burden
ri 'tNatt"n :" tn" dctrimcnt or tho
masses.
wherefore. be it, resolved hy n
citizens 90 Williamsburg. in Inass-,n It.
ia" assembled. that said bill ia ogaius,
thH in'e-"ss OF tho people of Nir@ini.
aud should not become law And
that Julian Gum and Eorvcll I. Hon.
Icy. on! Senator and Delegate from
ms district. he requested to do I'll
mat j. in their power TO defeat 81 d
II. aud that his E.xccllcncy. Henry q
stuart. Governor az Virginia. be :.
Gu"si"d 10 veto said bill II {, should
pass ~ tho Legislature
Pc IL further resolved that :, I'm,
'r''t'" -" appointed by tho chAirais.r
~ THE meeting u present - COPY
OF 'hc.. resolutions 10 our senator
And "leuaie ana TO the Governor %.
Nireluia"
TN" chairman of tho mc.ciu. APP
-. .ui'I the following committee TO pre-.
cont these resolutions: r H. Spencer
p~ II T.. Bennett. j. :. charles, ~ -
Johnston. -. H. cole " H. Jones and
Key. - - Ncwbury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
WOULD PUMP FROM DOCK
Administrative Heard Sccks to ItcJur,
Fire Hazard in Downtown
N,.rtit,u

The Administrative Board is consid :
criuG a plan for using the waters of
the city Dock foT fighting fires in tho
section Of the East End between Sew
cntecnth and rwcnty-rfth Streets. SUI
perintcnu"ut Eugene T.. Davis was di-
rccted by the board yesterday TO re-
port on the practicability OF using the
dock as source Of water supply for
this purpose. The board plans TO in
stall IRE hydrants which viii permit
the water l." be pumped direct from the
dock instead OF using the supply from
the reservoir
The board also Greeted the :Supcrin-
tcndcnt OF the Water department YES
icrday TO rcplac" with new plugs ten
In" plug u ;hr c"nccStcd business
section OF tho citr for improving the
water pressure ana 10 reduce the fire
hazard. Tho old plugs VIII he installed
in the outlying sections Of the city
The question Of better fire fighting IN =
cilitics ~ tho "ougcstcd district Of
the city has been before city officials
for several .,tfE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
HOUSE BILLS

rhc following bills wcrc presented and
referred iu ;ho House az Delegates ycstcr-
To IN" Couui,toc "u Special. Private aud
Local Legislation:
~ Mr Birreil los ,.cs,-ro provide
Tor he calling ana h"iG"= 81 an election
OF the Acts "a: the Gcurr,i Assembly OF
~ entitled an a't TO incorporate the tow %
. OF Potomac, III tn" county Of Alexandra.
~ Nr. Russell t" authorize ANA empower
tn" council "i tn" town q; Ait.vistt i'm the
'oU"ty az Campbell 1" borrow money and
is-Gr bonds for IN" construction aud ian
ny Mr Hcw-1p provide rcw charter
:"r TIA. town OF rarksley III tho county at
By MIR. Iordsu-'ro provide per,nauon,
road commission tor each OF tho several
in"Eistcria! districts in The county OF ru-
lash! and to prescribe ;he appointment.
duties and compensation OF tn" Same.
~ Mr.. iicnle!-Fn allow 4. ~. Mathews =.
his SUCCESSORS g! assigns. TO nUilI wharf
in the York River. n"ur Croakcr. upon :,
sit" !easeG by aim from inc county OF
! James CITY.
By Mossrs COS and cousins-ro amend
'h" charter 81 TIC city OF Norfolk
Nv Mcssrs EOS aud Cnussns-I'o amend tho
, charter of tn. city 81 norfolk ana to a.I,!
AN independent section thereto to L.. knoN II
49, section hi-h. prescribing rules and rccu-
.titons for tn" bringing oi actions against
IN" city OF Norfolk for damages for in
JuricS :" persons property alleged to
nave hocn sustained 10y reason OF nc.li-
S"noo .: the city or any officer, agent ar
Ga! INFANT written verified stat.lncu; e.;
me nature "t his oiaim an! ~ the time and
p'ne" At Which ;Hc alleged INJURY MAS re
. ccivcd
10 ihc Committee S,hoo!s aud Colleges:
i+y M"sSrS Myers Eolstou and Kon,-.Ioin,
resolution ." relation t" the "iu.iEatnatiou
~ nc medical d"rrtm"nt OF the University
! Virginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
Here and There
in the Legislature

Delegate Bristows bill passed on
Monday. which is designed 10 relieve
candidates in counties where small
votes arc pollcd in gubcrnatorial cleo
tons. from the hardshjps imposed by
the PROVISIONS Of the present primary
law which limits the aiffount that can
he legally spent by any candidate TO
- cents for each vote cast for the party
candidate receiving tho highest num-
bcr Of votes in last preceding gubcr-
material election, will greatly increase
the amount which candidates for Gov
crnor can spend in the coming cam
paign
The present primary law would allow
the expenditure OF IL cents for each
@. the 66.1lS votes cast for Governor
stuart. making the maximum cNpcu-
diturc OF gubcrnatorial candidates So
aSf!10 II the Eristow amendment he
comes law the expenditure per voter
will he based on the presidential Demo
cratic vote, which, according to the pre-
ccdcnt. viii be about 100000, thus
enabling tho candidates for Governor
at the next election To spend $1,000.
Residents OF williamsburg have in
structed their representatives i'm the
General Assembly 10 oppose the Gayle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-23
BILL WITiIDH SOITIIiMpTON
FROM APPLICATION or LAW

Ar. MHsrrave's hill undertakes 20
withdraw Southampton County from
til" application Of tho present lalr re-
curing tlck-inf"ctcd cattle to he con-
fined This county. he said. is in the
frcc-ranEc area. and to compel - cat =
TIC owner. by court proceedings To
"on;'ne his infected stock upon the
complaint az another individual in tho
county. h" said cntailcd a hardship
from which tho citizens OF his county
should he relieved. The situation in
Southampton. h" said, carried no men
nc" 10 other sections Of the state. the
infected cattle never leaving tho coun-
Tvs borders.
Allowing for the condensation rem
dcrod necessary by the cXiEcncics of
limited space, the report Of The Times
dispatch correctly and accurately, de-
Scr'hed the situation. state Nctcri-
I marian j. =. Ferncyh"uah who was
present n tho hearing. indorscs this
statement
q The headline which occasioncd Nj.
Nrscravc's ouiburst read: 'Southamp-
ION Wants its Cattle Observation-Disclosures
I" quarantine o; Tick Infected Cows
Asks Tor Repeal
Mr. Mus.rave admitted that his bill
WAS aimed at the provision oc the
present law under which OWNERS OF