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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
GLENN CURTIss Sued
Pinintif tinim~ to Have Ehr ',shrd
rims nntl Designs Now sen
I'm tcroplunrS.

iCFFAl.o y. January lS.--s;uN
for 81. ono. GOO damages was begun here
to-day against Glenn II curtiss and
others associated with him In the
manuI&otnrc "i acroplancs, by Angus
tus ~ Herring. who claims to have
been PARTNER Of turtiss IN The early
DAYS OF aviation. iicrrinG in the COM
rl:,int claims to have furnished yir-
iuallr All the pl&us and ideas embodied
IN the acroplancS now being built hy
tn" turtisS Company. He further claims
that he hicd over lftecn patents in
connection with dying machines. and
that nearly all OF these were used in
the first dying machine turned ont by
the curiiss plant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
TRANSMISSION SAVES LIFE
Eirst Time Operation Has Hcrn lsc,I
on Patient Overcome
hy ems.

CHICAGO, January Is. Cook County
iiqspital officials rcsor,ed 10 blood
transmission IL save the life or a man
overcome ~ gas today. The opera
ton. said to he tho first Of its kind
III America. followed tho ideas. of Dr..
William II. Burme!stcr. coroncrs phy-
s'cian. who recently outlined a method
Of blood TRANSMISSION for the res,isc!-
iaton or victims Of gas
The operation was performed r.; me
hospital by Or. Karl y. Meyer. assist
ant warden on Gustave Musscl. who
was brought 10 tho hospital from his
nome. where y" had been overcom. b,.
gas Masscl was unconscious and weal,
when the operation was performed Dr.
Meyer said:
We used the I.ewisohn method OF
pi"od TRANSMISSION. Withou. the opero
u"n the man would have died within
an hour lie will recover comnlotclv
there IS little doubt"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
WILSON'S MEXICAN POLICi
Is HF:iIEDl.N ATTACHED

WASHINGTON. January lS.-Discus-
sion Of the uation,s duty toward its
ct.iyons in Mexico c,opped ont in thc
senate a-aiu ,o-d,y and another in
,orven,iou resolution was added to thc
Nolf dozen Introduced sine. the Santa
vsahol n,Yr,i.rS several Eeauhl. can
senators attacked President wilson's :
,,;S.N IN heated srccches. and chair
man stone. OF the Foreign Relations
.,,N N-.a and o,h.r democrats d.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
NO PEACE CAN Be FOUND
IN FORD'S PEACE PARTY
Mutiny Is Rife i'm Ranks. and En-
petition Is Threatened With
Disruption.
MEMBERS REFUSE TO PROCEED
OF Five Americans on Board. Only
One Is Willing TO Go to Stockholm.
Plaintiff Ordered to Come Home
and Report.

TIL: HAGUE. THERLANDS. Jan
uary Is tvia London. January l9).-
While preparing for tho proposed de-
parture for Stockholm. where II Is in
tended To begin sessions in an attempt
10 bring about termination OF the war.
the Ford permanent peace party was
threatened with disruption to-day by
the refusal of certain members To pro-
coed on tho trip to Stockholm
or tho five American mcmbsrS OF
the board, only Charles i. Akcd has
announced his Willingness to go To
stockholm. Joseph Fcls. Of rhila :
delphia. says hc is going to England
on business. William j. Bryan. Henry
Ford and Miss Jane Addams. who arc
tho other American mcmhcrs, arc still
in America, and nothing has been heard
from them. and members of the party
here are much pcrplcXcd over their
silence
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Harsh Peace Terms
Offered Montenegro

LONDON, Jnnunry fS.-NmonE tho
reported terms of pence follow ing
the conquest Of NontrneIrO by tuS-
trin nrc the foliOwing:
unconditional surrender of arms,
Including those held by nuucombnt-
ants.
Mount iuNccn to bc given mp in
exchange for nm Ndriatic port.
Whole nntiun Ia hc systematically
searched FOR the purpose of prevent
ing the formation OF SacrIlln bands.
The cntirr tnnir population Is to he
concentrated In specified districts.
Administration of all cities, VII
iaGcs and raiiWn. lines il to he taken
over ny the tusfrinns.
The arms To he surrendered nrc
nil mu'lcrn weapons.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
BANDITS BODIES
PUT ON EXHIBITION
Serve as Evidence That Govern
ment Is Determined to Sup
press Outlaws.
TWO FACE FIRING SQUADS
Rodriguez and Baca-Valles. Villa
Leaders, Pay Penalty
Of Crimes.

Jl'AREZ. January lS.-rh" bodies of
Jose Rodriguez and Miguel Iiaca Nailes.
executed Villa leaders, which We're
placed on exhibition her" to-day as
evidence that the dc facfo government
Is determined to exterminate tn" han
dits who slaughtered eighteen mining
men near Santa Ysabel eight days ago,
we're put aboard n train late 20 day
and sent TO Chihuahua City. There. &c
cordims 10 Mexican officials they VIII
he shown In public again IS examples
OF what Will happen To any one ADOPT :
iu.: The career Of an outlaw III Mexico.
Rodriguez. who Was captured hy c'n-
rloyecE Of the Eahricor:i ranch ana c% :
cCuted hy Carranza authorities at Ma :
dcra on Thursday. was identihcd as the
VILLA leader who had been burning
abroad bridges. louting n'-nes and
cauch.S and threatening tn. lives OF
foreigners ever since Villa Has driven
Oh; uf sonora. following tho series Of
defeats that began At ASuaprieta. No
v.,pber | last
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
TRADING WITH ENEMY
Glove Company Hailed Into Court for
Importing Goods Grom Germany
to New York

Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch.
LONDON. January lS.---Tn Bow street
Police Court to-day the English glove
firm of Fowncs e Co. which has
branches in New York and Germany.
was charged with unlawful trading
with the enemy
The onensc consisted in importing
into New York from Germany between
September and December. 1914. goods
valued at 100000. Eaii was fixed at
$4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
DISTANCE NO BAR
Nc" York Alumni VIII Take pnr, In
ceremonies Across the
Continent
Special TO Tho Times-Dispatch

Special 70 The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. January lS.-New York
aiurnhi OF stanford University Will par
ueiPatc IN the installation Of the uni
versitFs $ new president. DR.. Ray Lyman
Wilbur. OF January % The plans in
ciude the combined use of the trans
continental telephone and motion pic
lures About 100 graduates will dine
at the Craftsman Restaurant here
Wires will connect that mace with the
university campus at Palo Alto, Cal.
where the ceremonies will take place
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
M, Dangers From Flood.

los AN'SEIFtS. cAu., January iS-.
New dangerS from food waters Of the
mountain reg &'s Tonight threatened
10 increase tn. property damage. al,
ready great. as = result Of the ram
storm which, has Neld practically nil
OF Southern Calforn'a in its grip for
more than three daysS Flooo cond-
t'ons also prevailed in s,>ctions OF Arl-
aona.
The loss OF nfo from .<irownins re,
manned 1t four to-nigh..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Nc.v pnrty In Germany.

RERilN. January lS-Twenty eight
members of the Rcichstas have formed
n new party, which they have named
tho German party. 1t includes indie
pendent Conservatives and members of
the Farmers League and tho former
Hanover!an Guelph party.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
cnnn,la pn,ims Al Costs.

OTTAWA. January lS.-Str Thomas,
White announced to Parliament this
afternoon that Canada was paying all
the costs Of the Canadian troops now
engaged in tho war. This, he said. in.
cludes rations. ammunition aud trans
portation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
STRONG OPPOSITION To
FEDERAL i'AS PLAN

MI Garrison expressed strong nrpo-
sItion to the payment OF national
Snardsinsn by the Federal government.
Thc one thing mat has prevented
the working out heretofore Of IN ad.-
qiate military policy" ne said. "has
hccn the attitude Of I'll. state ;roops
IT you pnt them Oh the Federal pay
roll. We Will never get a sensible mill
tary policy"
Gcnerai Scrivcn. hcfor, tnc House
committee. placed tn" PRODUCING: capnc-
it% of American acroplane factories at
twenty complete macuncs = day He
urged that a: least eighteen scroplane
sduadrons hc created under tho pro-
posed increase in the regular army.
Urging the repeal Of restrictions OF
existing law requiring student aviators
to be unmarried officers unJcr thirty
years of age. the general said. under
this law there were oulA It's eligible
officers ~ the arrnN. Tnc Erropcau
war had shown. he declared. thar avia-
,iou duty was no more hazardous than
any other work on the liu. OF battle
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
TWO XErrEiINS DESTROYED
~. GtNFINE Or FRENCH

AMSTERDAM. January IL fviu Lon
a"no,--A Maastricht newspaper re-
PORTS that tnc gunhre Of the French
has destroyed two Zcppeiins north oi
ithcinis, The aircraft are said to hay.
fallen within the German lines
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
MUST PAY HIGHER SALARIES
TO KE"rAIN GOOD ENGINEERS -

An amcndment 10 the general high
way law, allowing the highway com
missioner greater discretion in GNiu..
tho salaries OF the employees Of the
department. in order that capable men
may be retained in the service OF III,
State instead Of being induced 10 %
elsewhere on offers Of higher salaries.
The salaries paid in Virginia are very
much lower ttN,n those paid by the
ncighborin" states OF North Carolina.
Tennessee, West Virginia and Mary
land.
That the county and mas isterial dis
trict bond issue law be amended in
such manner that when the court is
petitioncd by the board OF Supervisors
or the citizens for Il bond issue elec-
ton, no election shall he ordered un-
til after the court has required IN.
highway commissioners or his reurc
sentative 10 furnish il with an an
proNimat" estimate Of he cost of the
roads designated in the petition and
that the court may then order !, hond
issue election for IN amount not les:
than this estimate
bill has been prepared. amcndin.
ana rc-cnacting the automobile law.
setting aside the license tax received
from this source. to be placed in a
maintenance fund for tho improvement
OF roads and bridges which have been
constructed with State money aid or
convict labor, or from the proceeds of
n county Or district bond Issue This
funl is To be distributed to ali of tho
Continued on Third Pogc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
PREFERS DOG TO WIFE
Fnncicr Told by Court to Choose, and
Choice Sends Him Ia
yuIl
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.

NEW YORK. January lS..-rhomas
-. Dillon, Hackensacli dog fancicr.
was given the preference of giving up
his dog to care for his wife or go to
jail. He chose the latter, and was COM
mittcd TO n cell in default Of 5000 bail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
COLEMAN OUTLINES
NEEDED LEGiSINrI0N

The principal address o; the after
noon was delivered by Highway Com
missioner Coleman, who had for his
man took up !. number OF issues he
believed SHOULD .. passed upon ~ the
present General Assembly and dis
cussed them a, some length Ills al :
dress may he summarized in giving the
proposed amendments and special acts
which the General Assembly viii he
asked to enact ,n;o law. and which
follow, in substance:
An amendment 10 the general road
law. giving the Highway Commissioner
and the Board OF Supervisors. if they
SEQ fit, the right properly 10 grade and
drain roads. or 10 improve the road to
meet its traffic conditions. This will
give both the county and the state
more latitude in the selection of thc
roads 10 be improved and Will enable
a county to take the worst sections
OF its roads and reconstruct them.
An amendment 20 the state highway
law and the general road law OF the
state. giving the board OF supervisors
in their county work and the State
Highway Commission in its State work.
the right of eminent domain. The citi-
zcns of the counties have been pu;
to great Inconvenience and expense 10
secure right OF way. Al the present
time this right is granted 10 railroad
ana other public service cor
porationS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
ntCA-vALIES PLEADS
THAT LIFE NE SPARED

Haca Na,lcs was caught fourteen
miles west Of Columbus, y. NJ. end was
executed early to-day at Juare:., after
he had been brought here on the train
that bore til. body oe Rodriguez. En-
riquc Cisn"ros, another Villa officer
who WAS captured with Raca Wales. is
bciu:. brought overland TO face court
martial
l:.,ca- Vallca. conirar, to tho usual
f;.talstic :uttitudc nf M"xicans. begged
f"r htS life. According 10 Americans
wlc saw him killed, the Villa chief
crawicd. supplicatnE. before his eN
.cutiouers aud was shot 10 death on his
knees.
\ train from the interior MAS cN-
pected Tonight. only three Americans
arc vcpnrtod 10 bc on board. The train
which left to-day for the south carried
a number rf Americans back into Mex
leo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
CAUCUS CALLED FOR
THURSDAY NIGHT
Puccessor to Judge Keith to Be
Chosen by Democratic Mem
bers Of General Assembly.
inns PEOPLE ARE CONFIDENT
Porter Claims Election of Sims
by Safe Majority-Owen
Makes No Statement.


by Safe Majority-Owen
Makes No Statement.
\ joint caucus of the Democratic
lcmhcrs OF tho Senate and House OF
Delegates viii b. held ~ the hall OF
ne Iiousc tomorrow night at $50
eeitlt as member of the Supreme
'onrt OF Appeals OF Virginia The
efm Of judge Keith expires February
1917. and he mas announced that he
Eill not be :. candidate for recollection.
he candidates whose names are cx-
cc'ed TO go befor. the caucus are
udsc Frederick Wilmer Sims oc
.ouisa: Professor william Minor Lille.
tho University of Virginia ana
ndEc Edward s. Turner. Of Warren
on.
INC Judgcship question has been the
host prominent one in the minds oc
members Of the General Assemble and
iaHF members have expressed a de-
irc 10 have II disposed Of before other
'usincss is taken M !; is probable
nat the caucus woald have been called
or Tonight but for the cact that this
nc birthday Of General Ice and Il
'ohhaH
SIMS 81 I'ruItrERs
ENpREsS CoSEIDI,,tE
m LII,
.
,,..o,,,..i, ,, 49,.
'''''"
1 t"'', ~ 't' pas :
"'"' '"S N"S.'n NAV '"l' %.
"'''''' zen '"'h' m"
'l'''' ~ 'ht i''"h'@"in' ~ OF
'''' 'Hi"i'"'E'' '"!'" not y" t"Hrd,
- '''' "'''N" i-'i' "'"h ~ 'he ''"n-
~ '"So"'N'E a':h'' ~" eau "hi,h
- -" "s"' s'|H'h bS number Of
''a u'''h "ta "'ll u" prcsout",! 20
''' 'Ha''Li"" - ~" joint caucus tiis
Y"othlts
nm i, tnrf''. ~ Louisa. Wlo mas
''"h active ~ behalf Of Judg" sims.
fhih lust might rhtt every Indication
pointed 70 tue election Of Judge sims
by q S"'c mHJ"tiit
Colonel owen could MOI hc found, aud
no statement "as iasucd from the Lille
hcadquarters
tc lilciiS 81 Jl'.st BrnCE do not
s9iailn That he has Il strength equal 20
either ~ The other two candidates. nnd
predict his election ol.iy in tn. even,
- OF 4 deadlock
WOULD REDUCE: sI:I.
OF nn.Rp on, IcDI, >TIn>
Dissatisfaction NJ long standing with
TN" present method of constituting tho
State board "f E.duc"t!on led Delegate
ID 80 FH.4.. ~.
| i'e.''''''"'''' chairman o,
49, "i athooiS ana
,. = ION EeS
! - = 'ut'oia'
-, '"e "Ne
80" =" '""' arc
Il -, '"s '"e
' up. ~
,,1,,
N, ,.,
c,,,. nasr,, :, ,.,,..,,o '""' ~.
.,,,oip-i,,- ,t,,.i.i,, ,s,,,,ri,,..i.
,.rayi,o. -, ~, 80, ~ a,al,., 80
manner - hc ,,,o, nrs.'.r;,,a-, ;.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
ASKS EORD'S PERMISSION
TO DISMISS JOHN ID. BARRY

Nine. Eosikn Sch WINNER. who is cin
pl0ycd by Mr.. Ford as u peace expert.
announced that she had cnbled TO Ford
for permission to dismiss John ID.
Barry. Of San Francisco. who was
elected an alternate member OF tic
permanent peace board bs members
OF the peace expedition. most Of whom
are now homewnrd bound on he
steamer Rotterdam. Nine. Schwimmer
says She will appoint Harry {. Evans.
Of Dcs Muincs. The objection to Mr..
Barry is that liz refused to sign a
statement on board the steamer Oscar
H. d.nouucinG President Wilson's pre-
paredness policy. The other alternates
decline 10 proceed 10 Stockholm.
Judge Ten Il. Lindsey, Of Denver.
says he is preparing TO leave the party.
and Is going to Germany III AN attempt
TO formulate a plan To relieve the chill
drcn OF the heliiEercnt countries. Rev.
Jeuliin Lloyd Jones. of Chicago another
altcrna tc. says that lie is prcpa ring TO
leave ou the Ryndam On January "a
for New York. The situation as il
now appears eliminates All American
members of the permanent peace board
Cor the present except nr. Ak ed. and
possibly Mr.. Evans unless Mr.. Bryan
and Mr.. Ford com. 10 The Hagnc or
Stockholm.
CASTOR Plaintiff, personal rcprescn-
tative for Nlr. Ford, has received
cnhlcgrnm instructions to return to
America and explain the situation to
his employer. In the meantime. Nine.
Schwimmer is pleading with the Amer
lean members OF the expedition TO re
main together and work for peace in
asmuch as $375,o0o already. has been
spent upon the eXpedition
PERMISSION Is REFUSED
10 TWENTY-FIVE AMERICANS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
NIL SON WILL. GO
BEFORE COUNTRY
He Plans to Take Issue of Pre-
parcdness Straight to
People.
WILL ASSUME LEADERSHIP
Public Addresses Part Of Cam
paign. and Social Program
May Be Changed.
WILL ASSUME LEADERSHIP

WASliiEGTON. January rs prc=i-
dcat Wilson il planning TO assume
personal leadership in thc fi3:il for A
stronger army ana navy. SO many re-
ports have reached him Of confusion
over the issue before Congress and Of
the uncertainty OF the outcome that he
the country IN public addresses. but to
confer further ON The subject with
leaders of the Senate and IIoIs.
Representative IIay and Rcprescuta-
tive padgc,,. "hairmcn OF the House
Military aud Naval Committees rcsncc-
lively. have Informed Mr. Wilson INA,
y Will be from six weeks To Two months
before the committees will l.. ready
, TO report the army and navy appropria-
ilon bills. While this WORK is .:oing
on he proposes TO do his utmost To
so'i'lify sentiment among tho people ana
Influence Congress in favor Of the plans
drawn hy the War and Navy Depart
rnouts.
Friends Of the President represent
him as being undc;evred by the Omen
opposition of former Secretary Eryan
and other paci!ists and by differences
. among advocates OF national defense
over the exact plans to he adopted
He is said 10 be firmly Of the opinion
that the program prepared by Secre-
'arl"s Garrison and Daniels is tho brs,
which can be offered y; this time.
l'lans for the speaking trips win
=" prepared rs quickly rs possible. II
necessary. the President may change
III" White House social program
mapped ont before Christmas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
Divergent VIEWS
ON ROAD Bull DING
Governor and State Highway
Commissioner Address Eir-
ginia Convention.
WANT BETTER MAINTENANCE
Commissioner Coleman Outlines
Legislation Needed to Better
Road, Conditions.

Divergent views ON tho suhj"c: Of
road building were voiced Yesterday
before the nftn annual convention of
tn" Virginia Road Builders AssuCia-
ton by Governor Stuart ANA state
Highway commissioner Geog-" +. cole
man. Following out the line taken I'M
his message TO tho General Assembly.
the Governor advocated closer .oad SUI
nervisinn by the local and county au-
thorti"s. while III" Iichwar Commits
stoncr argued for greater ccutraliza
ton Of the states road- building e.
forts
Tn: sessions Of the confcrcuc. were
held im Murphy's Hotel. nud We're
largely attended. The meetings Will
continue through today ana Thurs
day Last night the COO odd delegates
were the guests or the Richmond Auto
mobile Club ~ a smoker given I'm tho
assembly hall Of tho hotel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
NEED LEGISLATION FOR
ROAD NtINfiN tNtE

stated that. first Of all things, vir-
rinia needed the proper Legislation to
maintain her roads Second. he do
Glazed that too much Of Tho money
goes to young and in"xpcricnrcd cn:si-
nc"rS lie further declared for com
munity building of tho roads
The Governor gay" ii * his uuruan-
fed opinion that all roads built IN V;r-
rnia should he constructed according
TO plans aud specifications drawn h,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
! MACHINERY IN MOTION
ON MILITARY pROt:U VI

congressional machinery was in fun
notion to-day toward the formulation
ot hiils 10 carry out the admInistta
lions program for strengthening tho
army and establishing n definite mill
tar, policy for the nation.
Before the senate Military Commit
'c" the War Departments plans wore
reviewed br Secretary Garrison. yir-
tuaiiE as he presented them 10 the
House committee last week. Major
rGenrrai Leonard Wood. former chief a,
stan and now commander o. the
Department OF the East. will appaa,
tomorrow, to be followed by Major
General Carter retired, author of .ho
most recent work on the military
philosophy OF the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
at ESTiONED CLOSELY
tHotT AVIATION WnIst,

fFiSadIcr-Gcncral .kleShirc quarter
masi.r-Gencral .: tho army. ended his
testimony before tho House cor.mjttee
during the day. ami was followed hy
rigadicr-Gencrai Scrivcn. chief sirnol
officer. The latter was nucst;on,1
cios"l! about the aviation work of III.
army
The trend OF Secretary C;arr!son's ex-
animation by members Of the SENATE
committee indicated less opDos;,ior
There I" the plan OF the continental
army IMAM had been shown in the
iious" committee
senator Chamherlain, chairman of
the COMMITTEE with the reservation mn,
ne forcsaw many obstacles IL no
scheme and had not committed bi.,
a%ii TO IL. suggested tina; IL shouIa J..
sh.'.h'''e" IN the form OF general
auth,Eit% conferred uLon the Prcsideut
the woSk OF organizing 10 be carried
out unde!> rules and regulations laia
down by the War Department. Secre
tary Garrison y greed 10 do this
Questioned a Sout suggestion mad,
before the com Tittee by Miss Jane
Addams that a COZ omission be appoint
rd 10 dctcrminc if' the best possible
results were being Obtained from pres
rnt expenditures on ,,hr, army, Mr.. Gar
'ison SAID lie could hirS n" evidence
OF cXtravasance In the eAi.Vims system
describing the regular .Nmy as y
hi1hiE polished. costly dian. and th"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19

Attractive Homes for Sale or 10 Lex.
Sec I'D. Want Pages
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-19
PATRON SAYS HE HAS
ASSURANCES OF SuPPOItT

II have been given strong assurances
OF support for this amendment, and am
confident that the General Assembly
will ratify il. II merely makes the
state board responsible to the people
and answcrable TO them. 1t is indie,
pcndcnt Of the people now"
Besides The three elective officers
named. tho State Board OF Education
is composed ot two school supcrin-
tcndents and three members from State
colleges. The latter arc appointed by
the Senate.
Having the support Of tho chairman
OF the House Committee on Schools and
Colleges. and probably Of tho other
members OF this committee, the rcsolu-
t,on will 60 before the House OF Dele
gates with strong Endorsement. With
Efr. Love arc enrolled as patrons of
t Continued on Fifth Page)