The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-10

FYfth-E Lee Trinkle, of Wythe-
vile. succeeding A. G.. Crockett.
Slxsh-M. Price Webb, of Hillsville,
Republican. succeeding Edmund Parr.
Eighth--George y. Conrad. Ok Har-
risonburg. succeeding John Paul.
Ninth---C. T Jordan. of stanton, in
dependent, succeeding w. II. Landes.
Tenth--Harry Flood Byrd, of VIM
chester. succeeding +. s. Tavenner,
Eleventh. G. Pitcher. of War
rentpn. succeeding George Latham
Fletcher
Twelfih-H IL Downing. of Front
Royal. succeeding r. s. Blackburn
Smith.
Sixteenth-Thomas s Hening, Of
J jefferson, succeeding j. 3. Watkins.
Nineteenth-Aubrey +. Strobe. OF
Amherst, succeeding Bland Massie.
Twentieth--Walter f. Addison. of
Lynchburg. succeeding Howell c.
Featherston.
Twenty hrst--James T. Lacy. of
Scottsburg, succeeding Fl. A. Edmon-
son
Twenty-second-A w. Robertson.
Of Buena Vista, succeeding w. I. Pax
ton
Twenty-fifth-w William II. Jeffreys.
OF Chase City, succeeding w d.
Blanks.
Twenty sixth beverley A. Davis, OF
Rocky Mount, Republican. succeeding
Y. NJ. Spwder.
nty-seventh---Sidney Il. Barham,
Jr, of Runnymede. succeeding a. Il.
Hobbs.
Twenty -eIghth-George f. Allen,
Victoria.
Thirty first--E. c. Mathews. of Nor
folk. succeeding John A. Lesner.
Thirty -fifth--.Iulien +. Gum. of
Richmond. succeeding l. .. Wenden-
burg as senator from Henricc. who
becomes member OF the Senate from
Richmond,
Members at Last Session.
Third. Powell Royal. Of Ta1e-
well, Republican.
Fourth--W. L. Andrews, of Roa-
uoke.
seventh-W. A. Rinehnrt, of Cow
ingtoL.
Thirteenth--C, OConor Gooirick, of
Frederic ksburg.
Fourteenth-R. f. Thornton. Of
Fairfax
Fifteenth-C. r. Bowers, of Gull
pepper.
seventeenth--N. =. Early. Jr.. of
Jacksonville.
Eighteenth-sands Gayle. of Gold
Hin.
Twenty-third--W. A. Garrett, of
Ridgeway,
Twenty fourth-George r. Rison, of
Chatham.
Twenty-ninth--P. Fl. Drewry. of
Petersburg.
Thirtieth-J. f. West. of suffolk
of Port Royal.
Thirty -third-w Z. Corbitt, of
Portsmouth.
Thirty -fourth--C. Harding Walker
of Heathsyille.
Thirty-sixth-saNon W. Holt, of
Newport News.
Thirty -seventh---G. Walter Mapp, OF
Accomac.
Thirty-elghtn--L @. Wendenburg
and James Il. Cannon. of Richmond.
Thirty ninth~-John r. Saunders of
saluda.
Among Appropriations.
Heads of several state departments
are hopeful that the coming Leg
Islatura will be generous in the mat
ter Of appropriations for them. MI
merous dtpa rtments point out tho
need for larger sums for the carrying
on Of the work during the next two
wears. or for the broadening OF its
scope. Estimates of the needs to bo
furnished to the Finance Committee
re being made up at this time.
The largest increase in appropria-
tionS to ne asked will probably be that
sought by the Department Of Public
Instruction. II is understood that the
needs of education will demand some
100000 more than before, The de-
,partment will ask for an increase III
appropriation of $1,000. 200. and. he
Loving IT can raise the other million
and 1t half toraiiy, will seek the re-
tanning of the special ten-cent emer-
gency tax
The Legislative Reference Bureau,
which is now operating on $4,000 a
year Will likely seek an appropriation
Of $50 000. which will enable II to
vastly increase its usefulness and eff
tiCiency.
An increase of $4,000 annually in
the appropriation to the public printer,
who now gets sc, 900 a year for his
department. will permit the making of
numerous improvements IN the service
now given the State.
In Other Departments.
For the Department of Agriculture
and Immigration some $4,000 addi-
tioDal annually is sought The De-
partment of Labor wants an appropri-
alton of not less than $4,000 a year
that it may add two inspectors That
department. receiving sf2, 100 annually
is now operating with but two inspect
tiS VINO nave great uiIIlculfy In prop
erly covering the State. The Secre-
tary of the Commonwealth needs an
additional $4,000 for the handling of
the largely increased volume of auto
mobile licensing business.
Two of the departments it is un-
derstood will not seek larger appro-
priations. These are the office of the
Auditor of Public Accounts and the Of
flee of the Insurance Commissioner.
Legislation Desired.
Led by the Richmond Advertisers
Club, business houses and advertisers
generally in the state will seek the en-
actment OF legislation aimed against
luntruthfui, misleading and fraudulent
advertising. A pure advertising bin
presented in the last Legislature was
not enacted. and the advertisers will
redouble their efforts at this session.
Laws against liquor advertisements
viii be secured
Merchants and manufacturers viii
seek changes in the taxation laws
! 4 law proposed is that no state, city
or county official shall borrow funds
from any bank VI which he deposits
State. county or city funds Penalties
viii he provided against both banks,
and the officials for any violations.
Another law in which the banks figure
proposes that il will be usurioue to
have a minimum charge for the dis
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