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sALEs

L. !. FIRCskI. Auct'r. 10 Bowery, sells
10 A. NJ. unredecmed pledges Of every de-
ecription for unpaid loans from the follow
Ing pawnbrohe including all diamonds,
rub!es. sspphire.. pearls. emerslds. ali
other stones unset or Get In rings. earrings,
pins, links. chains, studs, brucelets, iockets
or other mountings, all Jewelry. watches.
cilverware. guns. Instruments. furs.. cloth
Ing. all other goods pledged previous to
dates and ur "a. numbers. mentioned. both
Inclusive. and all pledges held over,
Sept; at. Stern. AZ 9Th Ave. prior
1880. l!ssi. sosss. is.ai. .e6ss. so?is,
aoSls. 2s:72. :stss. isiSt. s779s. 32i07.
S2i0s. c623l. sl2s6
Sept. 10, 1915: to No. $500: Also Nos
1885 diamond earrings. 5s77o diamond ear:
rims, Sc2sb watch, chain and diamond ring.
badge. Oss27 diamond brooch and three
Ave. prior sept. 10, 1915, to No; as6io.
Sept, 2s-Equitabls Personal Loan Co
now the i.th St Person,l Loan CO. 2 .
n. Manning & son.. bS! sth Ave. prior
Ave-; -. lsik; to No. $4,000 Also Nos
Sept. .7-wm. Simpson 4 Co.. lsl Bow
cry prior June I isIt; to No 1868.
Sept. 27-Pledges. Of p. Kalmus q son
formerly $50 Canal ST.. now with VIM
1915. Nos. ssssi to %s95o. /.
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GOT new 81 BILLS
BY PUSHING BUTTON
But Money Making Machine
and $500 Vanish-Result;
Three in Cells.

II the machine tina Louis Markowicz
says he bought . share In for $500 had
really turned out crisp new two dollar
bills every time he pressed the oussing
button between the wheels he probably
would have kept perfectly quiet and
never have told the police But when
his old friend and fellow COW herder
from Russia. Nicolai Turziki. disappeared
with the $500 and the machine while
M~arkowics was testing one OF new
bills. and later rubbed Il In BY ohsrins
to repeat the performance. 'Marcowicz
went straight "a Headquarters.
According to the tale the victim told
Magistrate Nolan In Essex Market cou
yesterday. Tursiki and Joseph korpu-
lenski. who live at Sl+ East Nineteenth
street. and Ignats Jarosxek Of $40
Third street met Markowics, who 10 q
restaurant keeper at EOS Forsyth street,
In his home. On March Is after they
had talked over old times Tursiki In
vited his friend to rec . wonderful ma.
chine he and his companions had In
vented. Markowics went. taking with
him $500. They showed him . machine
that buszed mysteriously. When . but
ton wal touched out came . two dollar
bill. Marcowicx worked It himself and
was so impressed no offered his $500 foI
an interest in the c~ontraption. But &c
make sure he took n Of the bills to q
store downstairs TO be changed. leaving
his wealth behii4
The bill passed muster from the store
keeper and Marcowics returned in higf
glee. only to and that his friends AND
the machine were gone. Recently hi
received a letter. ne said. from his oit
friend Turziki. In Philadelphia. inviting
him to become q partner in a secont
money making machine. At the advice
OF tho police he wrote telling the three
to meet him in Turziki's old rooms II
Nineteenth street. They came ant
found Detectives Franklin and Phastel
waiting with Marcowicx. Magistrate
Nolan held the trio In $500 bail eaci
for examination Monday.
The sun., 1916-09-22

paralysis for twenty.four hours rspsrtsd
by the Health Department yesterday;
DEATHS.
Msnhastan.
r, nSss. he %Ss,iisi s:s E " r. Hsu; lisa : :sr::s;
Margaret Cunningham. COL west S1fty-
second street. ~
None.
Thomas Smith. 70 Msd!:on street;
0uesns.
Adam ~LAnkowski. 7Ae Eleventh avenue.
Richmead.
N NEW CASES.
Maahsataa.
Dennis scoak. sos East sevsnty.seventh
nue.; Catherine Hombes. Manhattan
street: Adrisnce Drins. sci West lieth
street: MaIessss o,Msr;E; ~ Eass Ninssy.
enty-eishth street: Richard Defreieas. 80
West Fifty-fourth street; Peter Brina, eoi
West 10Th street; Sam Albert. 1s< West
i,2d street: 1. Kornblum. iss 81 Mich.
Francis s~tropper. sni Locust avenue;
r SsiSo, Wei - r ocrvi. s pI ;s:t; w Wilton
brigham. ita7 bryant avenue
Drooklyn.
Matilda S~arahanson, 9l.oe Bartlett
street; Sarah Rosenblum. Fanny Roeen-
blum. sac Knicksrbocker avenue; Rita
Weldon. IS Vernon avenue. Eleanor Smith,
cey street: David Weinstein. ~ ORATOR
street, Dorothy woilitaer. %? Alabams
avenue; Sarah Zimmerman. sal. Rivsrdals
avenue: Sadie Levy. 222 Livonia avenue
Jean Kingsley. i7i6 Avenue II.
Queens.
Adam Lankowskt. 7ts Eleventh avenue
ASTORIA: Catherine F1nnegan. 81 white
stone avenue Flushing.
Blchmon1.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. N. sh..h.n.
lS9 Canal street, sells Iawa'rv

CENTRAL AUCTION CO.. NJ. sh..h.n
at ii 4 NJ; clothing. At 10 4. NJ. '
Sept. 22--by NJ, Lavery. $50 eth Az.
and ?:77 I'd Ave. clothinw to Sept. is, 1915
ST.. brooklyn, All unredsemed pledges o,
pearls, diamonds and other precious stones
watches }eSs!ry, miVsr~ars' a. pledgsd
articles held over from previous ssles.
Sept. 26-By r. Simpson & Co.. iWs Yves,
<2d st. all unrsdcemed pledges OF rearl.
diamonds and other precious stone.
watches. 1eweiry. silverware. SC. pledge
previous 10 No. SCOT May 1 1915. and N,
articles held from former sales.
sept. Shy II. 4. Fullan. $50 10Th Ave-.
unredeemed pledges Of diamonds, watches
,,.s,ryi .''vs7"issi &ct pfsy'on. a. NJ.
Son, les East %2d ST.. diamonds, jewelry
watches. silverware, &C. previous to 10
ITO Sept, H.. 1915. And all goods held
from former sales.
The sun., 1916-09-22
BRIroN HERE FOR TRADE HINTS
Board OF Trade CommissioneP VIII
study American Methods.

c. Hamilton Wickes. Of seven British
Board Of Trade commissioners ap-
pointed to promote British commercial
expansion after the war. arrived yester-
day by the Cunarder Andania, with the
nope OF obtaining from q study Of
American methods a way Of helping his
own country. He praised the energy
and wisdom Of the American commercial
attaches. saying that tho United States
had gone further than England to stimu.
ate foreign trade.
Prof. Benjamin Rand Of Harvard.
also a passenger by the Andania. spent q
few days with tho British fleet and
looked over some Of the big gun and
munition factories. seeing In one 1000
women In khaki hard At work.
The sun., 1916-09-22

IN FoRECLosuHE-suprcm. Cow,
County Of NV Nork-The American sI.
lingo Bank. F.aintin, against Owue+s Stat
ara Realty 'orpoFatinn hnd o'Ae'' 10
i ifxiS, fiain r1f N %,,5 3rn.yI ~. :os - !,
way. Borough OF Manhattan. Sew lys
Pursuant to Judgment dated Septen0e
the undersigned viii sell az public .4tlHt
Vt the Exchange sales Room. SO
E..ey street: IN The Borough Of M.o"a's.
October ii. 1915, Ivy DANIEL Gr.era-a
Au%otioneer. the m~ortgased prem!'es
therein a.seris-i AZ follow. AT 'a..
certain lot. piece or parcel ~ lsu'
geth.r with the buildings sni irr''''
being In the thorough Of Msnns,'r' 49,.
bounded and described a. follow, r'
of One hundred and tey.n'N"rth stree
distant one hundred and twenry I'VE
ieet west Of ne corner formed '''
hundred aud Seventeenth stree, a'' .
westerly side Of Third Avenue sn1 rU
ming thence s%on,heriv ana p%srs'e! wa -
Tor part OF tho way throush .rar, -
one hundred I0Oi feet aul 60, p
Inches TO tn" ccntre line Of ths e'.h b.
tween one hundred aud seyeutee,fL -''tr,
m ono hundred ana sixteenth str.s' ,rt
thence westerly ami along sai' c-r''s
Of the block, and parallel WITH lie - .
tesnth street. TWENTY-FIVE D.n ;t., ana
thence uorthrr,y. and aesln psr-l.. ga
the said westerly side of rhiri A,.rl. at
vail p"o ono hnndr.a' u rnSSH ic., "S -, .,y,-
llb inches to the said sNuihrr." 80 z
one hundred aud seventeenth Str-' "a
side OF on. hundred and -ssyer',er's ,''.'
twenty $50 feet to the inin' " . .
of beginning.
The following is a diagram Of -. pr"'
srty 10 be sold
Ea.t tITth a.
The sun., 1916-09-22
TAXI HTS GIRL, THEN POST.
Second Child Hurt On way e
Fordham Hospital.

When Frank 0imillo. rs. . taxicab
driver. Of 247o Arthur avenue. The
Bronx. was taking . f~our-year-old child
whom he had run over to the hospital
yesterday. . man and q ran out
In front Of his machine. Swerving to
avoid them the steering wheel slipped
n the a crashed into a lamp post and
~rebounded against a hydrant. Thu In
jured child n two passengers In the
machine. one another child of Z years.
were thrown to the pavement. Both chill
dren were hurt so seriously they are not
expected to live. and the other passenger
had several ribs fractured.
0imillo was driving south in WASH
ington avenue when at i69th street Edna
Chambers. 4. of 448 East 16sth street
ran In front Of the car m wal knocked
down. Gimilio started with her for
Fordham Hospital. In the machine were
Carmino Frank. 2l26 Arthur avenue.
and his daughter. Mary. I years. At
Third avenue the second accident oc.
CURED.
emilio was arrested charged with
reckless driving. Magistrate Simms In
the West Farms court held him In $500
bail for examination tomorrow.
The sun., 1916-09-22
SALES ~

BY virtue Of the terms Of . said chattsi
mortgage. bearing date July 20. 1913. made
by Jacob Krackow and by him delivered
to Morris II. Westin and Louis II. Stein
hart. copartners, trading under the arm
name OF wsstin 4 Ste!nhart. which said
mortsags was given to secure the payment
Of an indebtedness OF 32,9l0. with interest.
and which said mortgage covers the chat
tells. MIXTURES und other property containel
In the store and basement occupied as q
restaurant and lunohroom ia prcm's's. lbG
West 45'h St. Borough Of Manhattan. city
OF New York together with the lease upon
said premises, bearing date, Aug. rs. 1914,
made by May Irwin Eisfeldt to Louis VOL
tin. the undersigned viii, or tho s2nd day
OF September, 1918. at 0 o'clock A. NJ, all
the chattels. fixtures and othsr property
enumerated In said chsttel mortgage. In
Guiding thu lease aforesaid. Tor sails at
public auction. upon the premises OF aforc-
said to satisfy the lien OF the said mort
gage thereon. amounting to The sum OF
"a, 80. with interest.
Dated New York. Sept. 20, 1919.
And by order OF the mortgages.
u. SCHlELDS, Auct.
LOUIS LEvENE. Attorney for Mortgage,
~ ID Ave-. Borough OF Manhattan. n. Y. c.
The sun., 1916-09-22
BUSINESS RECORD.


DUDLEY r. OATMAN. conducting bust.
ness under name Of oatman. importer
Fifty..ixth street; voluntary. Liabilities,
$50. bss; assets, 81, 500. Principal ciaims;
Nrs Rachael 4. M~ontayne. - 8Os. J. p.
burns 3 Co. 1924; Durante Bros Inc.
ll.io2. Judge Manton appointed Simon
. &. hamburger, receiver. bond sl"oo'
boz manufacture. 1888 Wooster street;
voluntary. Liabilities. ti2s.s!9: assets
$780, 74. Principal. claims: Harriet. r.
Rurdick, Sl4.l43; Edith May Burdick.
$4,000: I. T. William 4 son. .sS.Io2:
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. 500: C.
W. Anderson, 1900. Judge Manton
appointed John II. Delaney. receiver.
PHILIP Il. FRIEpLANpER. Individually
and a. copartner of Benjamin Bar,now.
sky. composing hrm Of Friedlander 4
Rartnowsky. ~ Nassau street; voluntary.
Liabilities. sS3. S6I; Assets. &lI.3I<.
JOHN II. BLOOD. 2o4 West seventy
s sISn ssse,s. ,a77. ~
HYMAN PRIsYoN. restaurant keeper. GO
The sun., 1916-09-22
JOSEPH sHoNGooDs SONS. Ju,,u.

shongood, AHet. - sowsry. sell IL. A. Nj.
Sept. 22--ClothinG Sol Cohen a Co, ass
ID Ave; Sol Cohen, :s5 9th Ave-; j.
sent, 2b--DlHmonds watches, teweIry
odds and ends. &c,. pledged prior Sept. Il,
1915, to No 6.s0e Nsusnai Collateral ca,
2. Hilpoltsteiner. Prop, <ol Sd Ave. Louis
1000.
sept, ss--Msn's srd wamen's clothing.
A.. Wolihs!m 4 sons. 1858 LIST Ave. -,
odds and ends. SC. TO No. 1850. j. IL
Ref. 400 I'd Ave, Also similar good
pledged with Benjamin Prayer, $40 I'd Ave.
sept, 2e-Men's and women clothing
dry goods. shoes. &C. pledged prior Aug.
&C, 1915, to No. 63e. d. etibsrststn's Sons,
sic 9Th Ave.
The sun., 1916-09-22
and customers without rssortins 70 .
general revision"

and customers without rssortins TO .
general revision"
The council requested the Government
to safeguard the open door policy on
China, called . great national foreign
trade convention to meet in Pittsburg
next January. planned for an expert busi-
ness mans investigation Of foreign trade
action likely to affect the United States.
agreed to cooperate with the Government
by placing all possible Information Mt its
disposal and continued its policy Of Offer
Ing prises to schools and colleges for
essays on topics related to the merchant
marine. Resolutions on the death Of
James J. Hill were adopted.
All parts Of tho United States we're
represented In the meeting Of the council,
which u non-political and non-partisan.
The sun., 1916-09-22
West Thirty eighth street, voluntary
Liabiiities. el.474; no assets.

LIABILITIES. vt.4I4; no esseua
Schedules In Bankruptcy.
MIDTOWN coNTRAcrINc e; BUILDING
:sTs., G0r iissiiislss:;. scs. i iss;. s sS.sSt'' 49,
SiS;SeC KIN. SS,Sf ]; .o s;Sa Co. '''00'' Jose
s9S Sss;s. sSSssfss ! W., s . .ss- .,t :s:
E!%1 !issis.i e,.i s1s, s'si ] t'' ss:as 'sos e.:
S.sIsi wsrmb'k Manufacturing Com
Receiver In Bankruptcy.
hANMATTAN nANpEAU CO.; nsnS;
si..ot.: street. Henry BRADY Appointed
Manhattan Judgments F1lsd.
First name 10 ths& Of debtorJ
Anderson. Gilbert 0.-dty OF New ...
Cowmap. Thomas-same ........... %s5.2 rs
rarley. Margaret. exrr.-same......... 7i7.OO
Underwater Coal Co ........... so5.o6
MiIiard-G. ". Warerman.......... i.ssaBo
Aui. Isaao-A. Weinberg ............ 7S5.l2
M. II Mann. $4,000
pi ssS .:ii' ,s & IL, i .ys.,ia,.sv;.::;: sS:.:s
bonner. Julius sxr.-M. II. Levy 3 49,.
chsrma,l. Bcin.rd-Pi:rC. butler
variety srsrSs A anus co.~N. Y. Ed: ~
cspi.,orsr.. DiedericS X.x Otto 1.
Hali-Acker, Neral 1 Condit Co. Sio
Daley. John. 4 Owen J. Dever-Pso-
Dudley Horace An. I. H~a.Iin:.. Ss.ss
Epstein. Abraham-Standard Trading
Frost. Jacob. better ......"" EaN
Falk: Market, lnc.-M. Marcus Ie.@
Gayer. Iiush w N. Haswsrd'4.. 'IIS
Hampstead. House . Home Col. N. -.
ohns.!on Robert II. Anna T..
Li.csIsi s!ssi:: s,s%irs & Z ! ys;:Ds
LSndau,a. Frank Il. X.-w.j 'Sisi:; 49,
Meknish. John S."X T.: T@X."I
N s Really corp.-wci;Ssls Bs:i "
same-ssme ia "a
Ridsely. Wm. D,-M. cheuer.. i.ess.ss
Schlesinger. Louise. de Cordova.... S.s2s. 10
gage Co. i.0s u
Bronz Judgments Filed.
Bsrone. James P.-Candee. Smith
Cipriani-Americsn Radiator Co...".... si7ei
Falks MARKET. lnc:-M. Marcuso. $3.50. 7o4. 04
0rcssman; David Pa Gro.sman..... l.+sl.b7
a Electric .Co....-"-:............ L.m.n
dit Co.."::"."....:..-""...-.... LOIS. IS
Naginsky. Abram. and Jacob Kane-
Manhaiian satisfied Judgements.
.(First name debtor second creditor date Of
hling.)
Koch, Rudolph J.-C. r. Roc; May II.
Isls WV
.-Pcopis: DC. bert. q, 1878 ,lvscstsdS lsAss
Butler. Myron. and Mar killman-A
Alexander Sept. y, 1915. ....".u.... $3.50
Bleier. Herman L.-Fint National Bank
Of West Orange. N. j.: Oct. II. 1918
(conceIeUD 1.BxS 10
Bronx Satisfied JudGmenta
Russo. Frank. and Anna DE Louis
People Of the State of N. T.: Oct.
v. ltlt. .vl,VU w
Towner. Ada A.-P. Towueri Feb. =.
1918 SI0 81
o~ame-Sams; June 10, 1915 ............. IL. %
The sun., 1916-09-22

PURSUANT To An AURELMtNf -
TERED into on the I'm day ~ prUti '
lsl+. between John Wauamaksi Sos
and Edgar II, Iovcridge. Vii ". "
18th day of September. 1919 a.
n'clpc& In tho forenoon. In tho Var"
partment Of John W~aimuak't, >
1864 broadway, Borough OF
city, County and state Of Sew N"'" '
Nictroia. ~ provided nv Sections r" .
Of the Personal Property Law
DANIEL. GREEN WAID. AurtNr''
The sun., 1916-09-22

TOURS.
BERMUDA E::: e? . vi; ; Il q 1; ~ Il:
PAwNBROKERs' SALES.


JACOB SHONGVI. AuctiOneer, On Bow
cry, sells ~ 10 \. NJ.
sept, 20 Js~slry. watches. diamonds
and all pledges prior Sept. IS. 1915. Bar
news Loan Once. 1873 Sd Ave. Simon
MAYER. Jersey City,
Sept. 26--Jewrlry watches. diamond,
and pledges II every description pledged
prior Sept, 10. i9lb. Alexander & Pre!ss
Co.. l3y Park Row.
Sept. 27-Iarse consignment OF fine dia-
monds. watches aud jeWslry.
The sun., 1916-09-22

tioneeT, sells to-day. Sept. 22d. 1918. at |
o'clock In the afternoon At Nos. :il-2i9 f..
i2%th St.. Borough Manhattan. chattels and
hxturea Of 4 saloon, Rudolph g. Schaider,
attorney for mortgages. No. al B'way. n.
Y. City.
The sun., 1916-09-22

centre line OF NHuh
Its street number l. - t.a-f 'l,' t'
The premises vii hs ~ Ire" .rH.
subject to state Of facts snuNn o. , ."
nade ny y. l.. NuStraud - l. 49,
dated April II, 1905
Approximate amount a. mor'rag-
costs and allowances - si3.lht.s H'1
terest, and expenses II the sals. l.h'' >
sessn ents aud water rem 60 t',
IIately 3i.O50 o6 aud interest
Dated New YORK.. septeu h'r 80
WILLIAM RbNDN l..
The sun., 1916-09-22
SALES MANAGER

We need . man who can sell and
n can qualify TO- handle ealss force;
must have exceptional ability. force.
other men the best that 10 In them; to
this man. whose character must equal
his ability. We OFFER an unusual oppOr-
tunity; commission with drawing ao-
count. W. b., boz 100. 1854 Broadway.
The sun., 1916-09-22

PURSUANT TO An AiHETNlH
TERED into on the fth day f.! l
1915, between John Wanna mster s"N s.,
ani Oscar kuehn. 7 wi s'I GA a.
dag 81 September, 1915 a. ten ..1' :
In the forenoon, in the piano u,pt''ur''
Of John W~nnamaker. Ncw Nu'i, - W.
way, Borough OF Manhattan CIV .
and state ~ New Nurk ous ynl-f
aud bench, ~ provided by S"Dttais "
od of the Personal Property IAN
DANIEL GREEN WAI.p, Au't!N'''
The sun., 1916-09-22

ExcHAN0H.

WINTON 1910. o%verhauied and reprinted.
fully equipped: electric lights: self starter
g~usrantesd. Price $1,000. THE WlNTON
Co., Broadway at Seth o.
The sun., 1916-09-22
L

HELPERS AND DRIVERS
WANTED-Young men, 81
years of age or over. required
as helpers or drivers on ex-
press wagons. Apply Adams
Express Co., Wagon Service
Dept, 80 Trinity place.
The sun., 1916-09-22

wANTED--A salesman Of force, energy
and character with . proven selling record
for u position where ability to. sell will
lead to extrsm.ly rapid promotions. com
mission. with drawing account. Address,
in confidence. W.. s.. box 100. l2st Broad.
way.
The sun., 1916-09-22

BOY for sncs snd srNnd work; neat and
active; Is. Address L. c.. box lSS sun once.
The sun., 1916-09-22
PARALYSIS RECORD.

Days New Cases and Deaths a. Re.
ported in All BOrOughs.
Deaths and new cases of ~infantile
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yoLL.N celNrr BOXES
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SAN eATeiclo COUNTY BcNEs
Submission lnr etnt
NuIicd ~satrs Srrafur Hro.a. 3D.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
THE SENATE

Forty minutes sufiiccd Yesterday for
the senate TO pass one bill-iiousc bill
No (, providing for the paymcn; OF
contingent and incidental expenses of
the General Assembly--;.nd 10 advance
"a number OF others TO their second and
third readings. Eight bills will be
ready for final action to-day.
House bill No. $, making il larceny
TO fail 10 render service specified In
contract OF employment with farmer
or TO refund anything Of value that
may have been advanced on the
strength of such contract, promises
to create a general and perhaps. Il
lengthy discussion. On motion of SEN
ator Gioolrick, the bill was yesterday
again passed by on its second reading.
The Senate concurrcd in joint
resolution. brought over from tho
House. providing for the appointment
OF a commission, to be composed OF
one Senator and two Delegates. to in
vcstigate the question Of rural credits
and report It's findings to the next
General Assembly.
On motion of Senator Garrett. of
Henry, the Senate adjourned at 1910
o'clock TO convene to-day at IL o'clock
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28
Here and There
in the Legislature

INC House Committee on General
Laws voted Yesterday afternoon 10 hold
"a special hearin:, at o'clock Monday
hiSht on the bill introduced by Dele
gate Kew. of Accomac. which under
taxes. through The state Board of
Health. to regulate the deposit OF
sewerage in rivers and streams. and
to prohibit such deposits when there
is danger of pollutiug oyster beds.
The measure is being fought by. the
city Of Norfolk, whose authorities fear
mat its enactment into las viii Sc
rIously interfere with the present
sewage disposal system OF that city
y delegation from Norfolk Will be ON
hand Ia oppos. tho bill The hearing
VIII he held in the hall Of the House
OF Delegates.
y bill introduced Yesterday ny Dele
gate Reed. OF Portsmouth. provides
for the pensioning OF frcmen in cities
Of Tho first class The terms under
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-01-28

operate toll gates on certain roads in said
,,a by Me- MessrS Da"i. Hnh iIai'To authorize
,ctiai District No. |. OF I'll. County Of Nor
school improvements IN nud dis,ric,. and to
issue bonds therefor not I" exceed the sum
by Mcsirs Davis AMI iInll---To authorize
IN" school board Of Pleasant Grove Magis.
iertal District "" r. Of the County Of Nor
school improvements in said district and 10
issu. bonds therefor not exceeding $1,000.
By Mr.. Bond--For the relief of J. T.. *
Waling. or scott county. VA
Ity M"ssrs, Myers Jones. Fuller, Price. OF
Richmond
T" The Committee. on Finance:
.,o ~ Mr Whi'.rr" providc that whor"
se.sn"nt of Income or other taxes ON &C.
SHAH %" luad. in tn" caste Of II child or
Children legally adopted as FOR natural
by Mr. whi,c-ro amend and rc.ona.,
an act t" provide for the segregation Of the
and u make it n,thlc 10 taxation hy Ia:
state ni"n" amt 10 n< thc rate OF such
To the Committee on Agriculture and
ry Air. Robcr,s-To promote the brecain.:
or pure bred livestock
I" IN" Committee ON Privileges and
ny Ar. Williams--T" require candidates
~ a. primary primary and REGULAR elections In case
t" receive majority of the votes in
such primary or election in order to h..
nominated elected
iy iiessrs Lowry, OF Stafford. and Cor.
H"i--To elect corporation commissioners by
ia" people.
TO the Committee On Chesapeake and It's
Tributaries:
ny Mcssra. Wright. OF Isle oc Wight. aud
ii"niey-To amend and re-cnact section 81
"i an act to revise. arrange. amend and
consolidate In one act certain laws relating
:" oysters, fish. clans. crabs and Other
Sh"lifish.
4" the Committee for Courts OF Justices:
By MIR. Price, OF FetcrSburE-ro amend
aud rc-"nuct section 30o7 of tn" Code in
relation of persons three times convicted OF
petit larceny.
BY Mr. White--To amend and rc-enact
section 3i42 Of the code relative to In
Junction bond.
By Mr. Whl,e-To amend and re.enact
section 3ii5 pf the Code in relation To-
danaGes on, dissolution. heretofore
By Mr.. Cox by request-Rcuwring equity
suits I" hc heard aud ,;iscertaincd in the
same manner actions law are now
tried nrd determined.
Hy Messrs Harrison and Stant-To amend
and r.-enact section 1853 OF the Code.