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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
MOVIES TO SHOW
WORKERS HOW TO
PREVENT INJURY
State Department of Labor and
Industry Cooperate With
Local Industries

Harrisburg manufacturers are CO.
operating with Commissioner John
Price jackson. of the Department of
Labor and Industry, in arranging for
the display of thousands of feet OF
motion picture films TO show wildly
how accidents that occur in industrial
establishments and result in injuries
to employees may be avoided.
A series of safety First motion
picture entertainments will be held
in the auditorium of the Technical
High School. The first accident pre-
Nention films will be shown Tuesday
night, February 20. Other exhibits
are scheduled for Wednesday night.
March /; Friday, March 8, and other
nights during the succeeding week
in Harrisburg has had an opportunity
to observe how trivial causes may re-
suit in serious accidents.
To Prevent Slaughter
Plans for the motion picture exhibit
showing actual scenes in the work
shops, have been instituted by the
Department of Labor and Industry
following the tremendous increase in
the number of accident reports re-
ceiVed at the Bureau of Statistics and
Information since the Workmen's
Compensation Act became effective.
that a thousand workers are injured
day in Pennsylvania. At the pres
ent rate there will be more than 800
600 men and women injured in the in
dustries of this State before the end
of 1916.
Some of the films to be exhibited
were shown at the Panama. Pacific
Exposition in San Francisco and
others have attracted nation n-wide in
terest. The subject matter of each
film is capable of holding the atten-
ton of the spectators and creates Il
popular appeal for safety. Realistic
fire scenes, burning factories and
dangerous rescues are included in the
reels.
The Department of Labor and In
dustry furnishes the motion picture
machine, operator and several thou
sand feet of films for the accident pre-
vention exhibit
The Harrisburg industrial plants
cooperating with the Labor Depart
ment in the safety First" motion
picture entertainments will distribute,
free of charge, tickets of admission
among their employees for the separate
nights on which it is arranged they
may attend.
Plants Assisting
Among the industrial plants assist
ing in the efforts to reduce accidents
and providing entertainment and in
Struction for their employees are:
Blough Manufacturing Company.
Moorhead Knitting Company, Harris
burg Gas Company, United Cigar
Company, Eureka Hand Laundry.
Harrisburg Light, Heat and Power
Company, Elliott-F'isher Company,
City Star Laundry. Harrisburg Burial
Case Company, Harrisburg Foundry
and Machine Works, Hickok Manu-
featuring Company, Sanitary Family
Washing Company, Morton Truck and
Tractor Company, Harrisburg Tele-
graph, tar-Independent and Patriot
MRS. MARY POORMAN
Mrs Mary Poorman, aged 80, died
yesterday at her home, 144 Sylvan Ter
race. Emnernl serNices will he hold a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
Something New in Town From
THE Land of the Long Leaf Pine"

An "Outside" Treatment That Re-
heves Group and Cold Troubles
Quicker Than Internal Medicines
Applied Externally, It Is In
hailed as Vapor and Absorbed
Through the Skin.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
MEADE w. c. T. U. FEB. II

The Meade w. G. T. u. of this city,
with Mrs. j. II. Kase, president, will
celebrate its second anniversary on
the evening of Thursday, February II
in the Market Street Baptist church
at 7:S0 O'Clock. \ most interesting
program will he presented and large
attendance is expected.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
MRs. MARY POORMNN

Mrs. Mary Poorman, aged so. died
yesterday at her home, 144 Sylvan Ter
race. Funeral services will he held at
the home tomorrow afternoon, at -
o'clock, the Rev. L. c. Manages, pastor
of Memorial Lutheran Church, ofhciat-
ing. Burial will be made at the Pax
tang Cemetery. She is survived by one
daughter Miss Bessie Poorman.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
SAYS

DON'T WORRY - Don't wait till your
chickens are dying. but fight roup
with CONN iY'S ROUP REMEDY as
soon as IL appears. Preventive also.
at SSsaA s-ssSISGs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
STATE RESTS In FIGHT TO
SEND SHUMAN TO CHAIR

Continued From First Page. !
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-11
MAJOR NORMOYLE
DIES OF BLOOD POISON

Continued From First Page.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

7Are- s.:Hse1Ey ss3 Fsass-szos -
Iaw q: WNss -gss1 rgtv~rstty sf@ ~
-e1e~- II ;A@ 81 Lsgt3. tfs@ ais-
ss-yrt &af the arzerseaa fssr As oesia-
l'ora4 -. stx bee ecaestefaS a. tfse
qser ssgssa yeefz. IA rs4rr.sa sat aAs
lxss esLStgE
An d ,on~. THrt-ft AMI s1eeesseat
ey2eg9@rr~ AZ sss sax. Mr. esez~s In
s.ht n ,.sa prire q itsr ard II sofn-
srA.ne 4nf -i~cgs.4 .fsl go en tho
tonSA ssex et al s.s4ax;irx alliances
er ohi,xA,ic@t lie ~ a a-n s~lssser
n eh& cragts .scsts.g al eases srcr,as-
y ssa Aewordla1 - sla tasttes sai
r4ss,ss Il sss case and set usaa sassn,
n.eaA.,ss 'hA- 10 tie sesai MAD g., aes
ts.sct lie c.utrs
II rseEZ,aat4a nd rseSted. Mr. Deexsf
vi. - cee3tt 10 the Repsessczn
parry arg AZ ea,as- TO sa% beach. scD
tc-rkty;zg bis i&gai aftaiHtasnss. be IL
sesslssz. z.zesa5ly aasests esoss student
sd Absolutely taa aassGseat
He ssoa31 cseefve tss gcss q all
ct,'xens '=ao asltess II sels~tiEg tssss
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la: wao 9gsss~ "a ss,settax the esss
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

-. Nrantt IS 4 ne;ist Nssa1raa.
lnt naGuy yeats oav - IT,, leader. I'D!
ts. tay, Na> tao samlprx st lies %.
"a ;4e sSI~t 1'tite 10 ly>7g pr sac
eaiy o.'.cr @e ever asld ,;,u.a-ul ultaE
as;e,novl at waS 9cm,oagse5 t,s&t
Republicans sra g.scrt b. isea,s:at>
~ .atiy teAt, N n&a In ->4IAe&s.
MassaU'' s~9A> aiSae, saaa u. hsS
suv Jaicc r!D1e Saavnao t>s1:; a~s
Judge at s't >Sauga q App AS, - tae
\ ; n,,;-;v iuaSe, &sk tat hreca
sss,i hs' A.. avs ilSlnrt. a, t. hss
standing a & t5tlssf', ass l~rs; xuG
a. = schu,s: Eanb,ntd e1ta ,as t,-
pst.cpv II axe he pSsscs,es uawsgAt
ylsospas Iatut5l sni rhysscS3 s,t4il.,.
TIE rouu..cs snoala ae rvseeseu,gs,
III that Eour'. iuder >u-taui wac
tra:n tho >oaa5gy, ens ae .v;ssvs anc
osAes lnds,,> and candidates aiv tiua
80 Louis
Ne A,s ou M, CEapiui ae4ss.isaa
,he bchsli =, Southeast Missouri. svr,
ae.is, sapacsi. saoeias taat M se,its
RAN eau i.o asd .sss tais jaaesalp.
The pepunit,ss Isnttat Commit.
tee Of cape ussasacaa couaty.
tAasest,semeai
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26
Es4 asS Sins1y ser ss.es--- ssAz sssvs-
ins.es IN ss'e

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slE1.ss: :,ta ~ IL 9&ssse;alzr tc<es
fof 5~4Fs e1 Eas n l@2ts ce4ft et
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0eses II Be /. s.Iss4s.g4 cs lsE- g. =
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Nj seA Asr Is ene OF ihc n1szs g4oGzr
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,ac - Lsgfs sar aai h&s Sea Ia
asrsst ~ over 3,}5 Aw~ers aaE aaa.
sscfts ct rE4eg .&i fArS-iezs, eestasxs
tass ant banker N ats district ffis
ts,h7e Lam = s~ske.. w4s Tar ssy-
esal years pseEees, OF tSe i4@deg.
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social 1fssrtEa,io- = 5. Lsals Asa4
A Becker. .fs 1csesF Uhe he!eee Ger
sarrtssr lived ., Cage Gifaraeps. Mo.
ts TIE laughter @. Rsg r~ssf Cas-
m&aa. WHO 20: ms.y years .az pro
fvssos Of Latin, GFe-s zns Hsbfs@ a,
Reaasks College,
Mr peeker is graaaals Of azaiia
ASadsaays y Dzekeass Of ATts or asAss
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

Gr gecsrs. gseasheao candidate
ia js4xe 0. The ST. Lects csdr Of
Aggsals, has seea tatarssd BY over
5t& nf ths Dos, eroSainsat memhess
of tAe bar 10 81 Louis He IN Of Ger.
naaA Aaaerseaa 4ese@es. . srstssse u
Hazard University. ct TIE law Depart
sssnt u Washington University. IL IN
the crfths Of hts afe anc aaefalnssa.
sas lad Al extensive and varied e1-
r~sfAeass a, tae bar. ~ tstdasfr.oas ard
considerations. aad aarsisssAriy esssd
tcS t.ttiSlsl 1crk Re gssadB for the
aseisiaa Of sa~es - ,aeiz merits and
Rot aeon mere ,es ess1ssal,ties that do
DOT assct IA. suztsSs % ,Ae matter.
he has never esfoss sspired 90 office
~ any kird. bat has always been 20,
i've N civil. Political and social nss-
,>rs Nothing eza be said against his
eAsrsster Or his aasiineastens. lfs As
earned the rezeecs sad eonedenee q
shs people and ,ne voters WI nalho
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26
ST. LOUIS LAWYERS ENDORSE
WAL1HER FOR JUDGE Or
ST. LOUIS COURT Of
APPEALS.

rlnn Il vote rt t.e republican
member. Il t4c ~ inals hal
takcn Us i.yeF. Llu.Hcrt &
Nalth"r, cA"a;.'"' t"t Tao re
rubhoan nu"m.U1i,"a iva Judge o!
,h' :; lhcl> N.u't ~ .>"r H.
received III yat"' 7Gd ai~ t~c
opponents - and '" votes I1ch.
respectively
Mr w a3th.v3 $ 'uitrlour
years of Afe und las he'@ rn
gaEei IA H." prartlcc q The law
for ,np paet 49, yc4rS. I!e wa>
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litigation i" Vie |.st2r} a. tn.
CIty
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ANA " "'r"1'"' I'D In" 'rIuaa
Mu,uai Life insurance Company
and The nroadvay S.y.nr Tru,,
,,.,
>'''i''"S
Judg" II -. i"th "a"'r ana
lienry tautbc.d. he ou'y living
republican, former lga.cs nt the
:, louie r,,,.nt },,.,,s .a,.
-SS"''' =" '''. ''' w - - - ,"' as
trl,t ih' io'Io":"H hsE. endorse
mrnt Of Mr.. Nal.hcr's ,and,dacy,
1o,h, Member, u ,Da Bs- ni
,hn Judicial njs,r,r, - tho =,
1 .,,.tt - 4 .,en.i.s
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

The uo;r asrag { ba,t.e tFy "a
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

Maybe Woodrow had quiet
word from London no. 70 30, IL
10 a dght With Nexico.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26
CLERKS NOTICE or pFt
MARY ELECTION.

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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

7'or A,~pssar - rtatcaJntiac the Re
aublieaL party
john " Mziiou, Rcpew"ll Nr
'AtrrW TsesS. lS'ty. 40
r,rHin n Rrhinson rosnsi No
John Compton, iSi,., Mo
tTaAs Williams. Cales.pris. No
rcr Assessor rcprsacaiins the tsrm
ccra,ie rsrtN
Jan,As . uads.a. Shirley, Ne
fcT Sarserpr representing The Ke
publican party.
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u. e. lluscAlAs. QNAkef. No
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

tpr s3gyerar -st'-. att#-.r 'h,. l,t 20.
5sratie aattY
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

tur Iaroesef f' rs --
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

Missouri should tseat itseif 70
AoAAngc a govornmeus the year.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1916-07-26

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
DELEGATES FAVOR
ECONOMY POLICY

tSauiiHucd from First PnEcD
cure. I do not think IL is fair Ia impose
on ninety counties and cities in this
Commonw wealth an unnatural burden
for the sakS. Of. ipro,ectig Il few
farmers in Tie 'ireinainins counties"
Delegate Gordon warned the House
that under this hill every person who
adNcrtises for help in the newspapers
and through such advertisement at
tracts man employed under contract
10y another would lie guilty OF a mis-
dcmeanor and Enable.
The bin was defended by Delegate
Norris ana other members. who urged
It's passage. The House refused TO
advance the bin 10 It's third reading
and voted down the technical motion
or Delegate Gordon to reconsider the
vote by which this action was taken.
rho measure is therefore killed.
10th houses agreed to Joint resolu
ton offered by Senator Gum. Of Hem
RICO, appointing e committee of FIVE
mcmt'rs-;wo from the Senate and
three from the liousc-to invcs,Ir,t.
and report II y Is practicable a, ,bis
time 10 coordinate under one manage.
me"i the State Farm tho Laurel In.
du*irial School and the Virginia Home
and industrial school for Girls.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

BY Mr.. Gordon--To amend and e.enac,
! sector siiS of the Code.
bS Mt. Gordon-Jont resolution providing:
Tor popular election OF Judges
), ny Mf. Lowry. OF Bcdford-ro abolish the
,,rn..''. between common law ani cali,:
mo'ecain.s and establish one fo,dn, In
which TO try causes.
.. ~ Mr., Brown'ng-To amend sni re-cnuct
section $40 oil the Code. In relation to when
petition to the Supreme Court OF Appeals
10y, sy Messrs. williams and Price Of Peters
nurS-To amend and re enact section 3iOi OF
INC Code. rcintiS" to the punishment OF
, nn,,,,,,s sentenced 10 confinement IN the
United states to II like punishmcnt
my, ny Mr.. browning-1ro provide for thc nay
m"n' Oh, ., costs In certain eases OF removai
"',u "rpc''i ON Justices %. the peace.
By hr. Hcnlcy-To validate releases or
deeds OF 'rus, entered upon the margins Of
S1,nin.hwcaith upon the affidavit trustee.
10y messts Ecu. Bristow. Henley ard NOR
"f section Sj OF the Code.
To The Eomnittec Rules:
~ NJ. 1ofaon-ioint resolution proposing
n .1ht I" section 70 OF article of the
Constitution Of Virginia. AMI provi,!i,,r for
, ,m''t l *tii amendment and certifying
w: same to the next General Assembly
7" the Cor.nrittce on Finance:
Wy Mr. H"ai,i.--1o provide Toy IN. pay /.
m"ht to sheiiht. s"rI.ants and constnbles
;hc fees. provided hy law for serving nro,.es
when required Ia make such service and such
person cannot he found.
by Mr.. Browning-'ro amend and r. mono,
IN" general ;cvenue Law. by adding n srn,
rate %"rti"n thereto. providing for payment
q.
by Mr.. Iudgins-ro amend ard enact
section ~ uf act To raise revenue Tor
the support %: the government and Duhlir
FREQ school
+" the Committee on Appropriations:
BN Mr.. Swift-To appropriate. ST. Oea or
- nuch thereof az may lac necessary 10 IN.
state Library Board for the pnrpos. Of l.ny
ing necessary metal sling cases and Tor
properly protecting the valuable innru.
scripts In the department OF archives In IN,
state Library Building NO
j" the Committee General Laws:
an act entitled act amend and re-
enact section 2lsI OF the Code. In relation 10
burial OF hogs that died from disease az
amended aud re-enacted by an act approved
March 30. 1890
n" the Committee on Roads and Internal
Na.iEation
~ Mr. Whiie-To amend and re-e,nc,
IN" tue TO chapter Gel OF the acts OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia session OF l.lI
h f"icrence 70 the extension OF the turnpIk.
ioiit ot an: company In which the state is
a stockhodei.
b' M"ssrs @proui and Taylor--A bin TO
an"id ana re-enact section ! of an :ct
10 'r"Eid" Tor Stat" money aid In addition
!" convict labor for tho improvement of
public ronds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

public property. and 20 dispose OF the SAND
With proper limitations an 10 the future us,
thereof Referred Ia Committee on County
CITY and Town Organization.
by MIR. Barhani-S. IS. No. iig 10 ,,n.,t
chapter ~ az the Code OF Virginia ttsSSl 4,
relation to elites and towns R.tarrnd 10 ~.
committee on County. city and Town or
Sna!zrtion.
BY MIR. Aliens. -. 20 to amend .ert,o,,
a2I OF the Code OF Virginia. providing ,yhcnt
IN IN action % nssumpslt, plea To no rc |
ceiHcd. or Inquiry of damages made ,,,,I.sl
defendant hle with plea affidavit ,IamvIn, \
PLAINTIFFS claim. but judgment given ,b.ra J
Tor Referred TO Committee OF t,ourts a
Justice. 'S VI
by Mcssrs. Walker and Sa,in,orr-s pi
NO. III. TO amend an act TO provide for ,hd
WORKING Of certain long tcrins or dcsno-a,I
convtcts by the superintendent or Tho noniI
'enilary, the Governor and the t.o,,,nis
si"rcr OF Agriculture. \Itcicrrcd TO ,.o,nn,i,
tee Finance ~''''h't
by Mr.. Walkers. -. No. loa. ia .,,.nJ
subsection Of section 49, ot tho CO. Nv
virginia. referred to Committee Tor cn,,,
81 : ustlcc. ~'h'
by Mr.. Aliens. b. No. ~ to r.cu,,, \
assignment of wages. saiaries otr car,a.
and 10 prohibit the assr nncnt OF ,he .n 49,
Whcn NOT earned. referred to COMMITTEE,
on General Laws. ''''l
Ey MIR. harly-S No IL. Ia ror,I,, 1
selling. Offering or exposing for .alc 49,,
culture seed. Referred to the ,,n,,,ni,, go
Agriculture. Mining and Munufurtu,
Ry MIR. Gaylc-S. Is. No. ~ for 49,
lief OF the Williams Slate Cornpnpy :,
ferrcd TO Committee on Special prius.. ~
Local Legislation. "'e M
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
HOUSE BILLS

-,
ine inilowirg bills "eTn presented and re-
'"fred in the House or Delegates yesterday
hmifr fuie -.
20 the COMMITTEES on Schoo!s anu SoiioEcs:
-: Mcss'S t"nH' Mi''en. Nu'hcriahd, coId-
IRON iha ihiiups-lu "inehi ana re-ehact
se.iieh h'i oil IN" Cod". IN station 10 the
iu n OF IN Sta." i'"hto @, i:dleatlon.
10y h,. "a Naius 30 btoNtur Iot me rad
i,l vi the lhrrH'i ho"r"ss "t '"h"Fai george
:" ~ :. s" ms '1n az 10y puo.W sGnooi.
10 'ne ,omnit'"e on Special private ana
80. - i.es isiIlion,
ss VT Soi''' ~ o plotect ceriain bircs
* NJ ~ IL - ~ N"I Oou.'5 vi &c.
sso:to;, n,'Is -, -, az, nnu ,s sac.
:, Coo II, 80 az app.oN ga -tal en-
,..,S. -, 80, -, - ~, ~ h,iE anu
,nrhmrss ra,,r,r - y, ,,ro,,, nn1s y. hSck
- 80 ~. 49, w p."''ue i'' 'he 'e'y
"a. Ms ~ Ir - ~: ~ ,,.,, ana
,na g., -r,,.o,,,a,, - ,,,,,,1 ~. w nu,tu
Iorn,. ~ c,rrr - S ''' -" 'ho
Hv Nr iI,drri,s To o,,,or -, o,
"a ~ ~. ,,,,o,s - ,,,,.,csi,, 'ite '"uh
.au hont. - ~ ", 'nss'.e " .ssuc ana
80, ,'a,.s, " "a. p". pose or ss.holisnihs
a. s,in ,n,,r 90 ''e''''' "hhNhs plnh'
Nv Mr. My.r.To ,lrow 49, p,ah,
yn,.h, C.,,h Inc - hn,id = - ~ n ,
Riyer on IL, nrone1.y I'm cbss,sao is I ,t
,. u, " ''- Nou"-
10 m. Comn,,,.. n, p-,,,Iac -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23

refer the resolution to the Committee
on Militia and Police. Ills motion 20
this effect was voted down. Upon the
motion OF DeleEat. Browning the rcso-
luton was referred To the Committee
Oh Federal Relations a..l Resolutions,
where. il was generally predicted, it
Will sleep the sleep that knows no
waking.
The House passed on their final read
,a%s and sent to tl:c Scnat, thc foIlow-
ing bills:
House Bill 40. 4. TO provide for tho
payment OF the contingent and in
cid"ntal expenses OF the General AS
sembiy. Patron, Delegate Brewer.
House Rill No. s. amending the act
relating ia the Fraudulent sale IF m-"-
chandise III bulk, Patrons. Delegates
Davis ana Hall.
liousc Bin No, :. providing. upon a
Petition OF . majority OF the patrons
II nny school in the State. Tor the
n;acins 81 = United states DAG upon
'a,h such public school. a,ron. Dele
"a. Jones.
House Hi'i No. $. maGin: IL larceny
TO r"".''hc money or otl-r Things OF
value with im;.n; To iniurc or dctraud.
irc,A any person engaged IN TIL. cult
walton Of the soil under a contract OF
cmrloTmen, for personal service. by
failing 10 perform such service or re-
fund money so received Patron. Dele
gate lludisins
House bin No. -. protecting Ger
tain fwrbcaring animals in l.oudoun
County. patron. Delegate holland
House bill No. II. authorizing the
submission 10 the voters Of Winchester
"f tho question of issuing $4,000 OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-23
THE SENATE

Forty-five minutes suniccd yesterday
for III" Senate 10 dispose o! tho busi-
ness before that body. y nunhcr of
bills were passed 10 the third read
ing, aud are ready for action By the
Senate this week
Lieutenant Governor j. Taylor Ellv-
son called the body To order promptly
~ - oclock noon, and the Invocation
was delivered II. Rev. Frank r. Nc
faa"n, -. -. pastor Of the FRS, Pres
o!tcilan church. y bin relating 70
the rceulation % the practice of med
icinc and surgery was reported from
the Committee Oh General Laws, and,
or motion OF senator Garrett. was re-
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committed 20 the committee for fur
ther consideration.
Senator Gunn's resolution. looking to
the coordination OF several State inI
stitutions. was unanimously adopted.
y message from the Governor. brought
IN by Secretary Forward, was read by
the clerk.
resolution. offered BY Senator
Buchanan. of Marion. requiring the
state Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton to make his biennial report To the
General Assembly on or before Feb
ruary !. was adopted.
On motion of Senator Cannon. OF
Richmond, the Senate adjourned at
l2:i6 o'clock to convene tomorrow at
- o'clock noon.
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PREDICTED TRENCH WARFARE
Woman. Who In 1908 Forcsnw prc.cn,
Methods. to Have Highest IntcIicc-
tnni Honor Conferred Upon Her.


PARIS. January 22.-The only womo Il
who predicted trench warfare, Made
moiselle Ictoyko. VIII have conferred
upon her the highest French intellec Z
tual honor on Monday. when she wiz
be invested with n professional chair
In the College OF France. where she,
VIII deliver course OF lectures on
the wearing down OF the human motor
through fatigue.
She is middlc-aged Pole, who for;
hfteen years was head OF tho psycho- i
physiological laboratory a. tho Unit,
rersity Of Brussels
In a book published in 1905. she said q
The future war Will be war oil
sieEes and trenches. 1t will he inn
possible without immense losses andI
great numerical superiority TO executed
frontal attacks. The losses OF of,lcnr,s
VIII be considerable and decisive VIC i
tories Will be rare. because the van i
qu!shed Will Immediately take up In
trcnchcd positions In the rear Giyen
equal strength. modern war will last
much longer than past wars.
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electric light bonds. Patron, Delegate
Steck
House bin No 10. amending the act
protecting sheep In the Counties of
clarke. Fredcrick and Charlotte. Pa
tron, Dclegate Steck
House bin No. Ii, making il unlaw-
iG! 10 Set traps or snares on the lands
or IN the waters adjoining the lands
OF any person. III the State o.: Nir-
Sin!a, FOR the purpose Of CATCHING or
killing any fur-hcaring or hair bear
ing animals. without obtaininS the
written conset OF the landowner Pa
iron. Delegate Page.
House bill No. Ma. empowering The
school board of Battlctown District
Clarke County. 10 borrow money to re-
tire outstanding bonds Patron. Dele
gate Gilpin.