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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29

Green, Harvey.
Hooker, George c.: Harris, Joseph
johnson, Edd.
Lockhart, William Eli; Lester
Granville Henry; Lester, lIaeh Brad
ley; Lester, Ben Harrisson; Lester
Garnet Marvin; Lester, Luther vii
liam.
Marshall, Grover Lee; McGlothlin
William Kelly; McGlothlin, Charlie.
Graf.
Neel, John Este.
Osborne, Isaiah.
! Repass, John Gibson.
Stellc, Andrew H.; Steele, Free
Lamar; Steele, John Chrismon
Shepherd, William Kelley; Steele, Ed
gar Marion; Salycrs, Charles Arnol,
Carl; Stranger, John Thomas.
! Tatum. Fred Thomas Marion; TIA.
tum, Lacy.
Vandyke, William.
Whit, Joseph Engcrman: Whit
William Stone; Wysor, William Wit
ten; Witt, Charles Edward; Witt. Kel-
ly Kyle.
MIDWAY COLORED.
Baylor, James Miller; White, Ar
thur; Steele, William Wesley
POOR VALLEY.
Able, Robert Henson; Able Buford;
Able, James Riley.
Barrett, Edward George; Boyd. Jcs-
Sc Marvin.
Crabtree, Avery Miller; Chapman.
benjamin; Crawford, George Wash
ington.
Davidson, George Greer.
French, Albert Pendleton.
Griiiiths, Opic William; Grinitts,
Frank Samuel.
Hagy, Roy Lee; Holmes, Edward
Albert; Hit, Albert Otis; llagy, Mil
Ter; Hagy, Calip.
kelster, Oscar Heath; Kcister, Da-
vid Clyde; Kcistcr, Roy Howard.
Necessary, Walter Isaiah.
Osborne, William lIarvie.
Patrick, Walter Stuart.
Rich, james William, Rich, Albert
Morgan.
Taylor, Thomas Edward; TAYLOR,
Walter Lee; Taylor, Harvey George;
Taylor, William Franklin; Taylor,
Robert Samuel; Toliver. Mathew
Vance; Taylor, John Lafayette.
Whitehead, Samuel Lucthcr; Wilcs,
Robert Fonzy; Wyatt, Ira Cecil
BAPTIST VALLEY.
Itizcr, James; Altizcr, Samuel C.
Beavers, George; Brewster, Ar
Earles, Dudley r.; Earlcs, Clarence
Freeman, Shannon B.
ilankins, Thomas; llankins, limo
thy; Harrison. Lawrence A.; Hair
man, George H.; HARRISON, Thomas
f.; llankins. Hugh.
Lewis, Joseph
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29

Wiley; Altizer, James Whittcn; Alti-
ger, Graham.
Beavers, William; Bandy, Blair.
Beavers, Motcn; Bandy, Thomns:
Bandy, John; Barrett, Waiter: Bcny,
crs, Robert; Brewster Robert; Rcnv-
ers, Samuel Edgar: Beavers, Fnvctt :.
| Beavers, David Carl; Bandy, uer6ert !.
Brewster, Milton Emory.
} Christian, James A.: Cordle Ar.
bur; Christian, Charley Grecver;
rocket, James; Christian, john Will
Dunford, Avery.
Elswick; Noah; Evans, james; Nv
ans, Charley.
Flanncry, Emory Lee.
Gregory. Nelson; Gibson, Mack.
Hunt. Newt; liagcrman. Wade
Hampton; llarman, Rufus; Higgins.
Charley Greever.
Johnson. Walter T.
Lambert. Lee: l4ampcrt. Fred:
Lowe, Thomas Lawrence; Lambert,
Robert Lee.
Mitchell, James; Meadows. Robert.
Hopper, William Charles; Nelson.
Otis; Nelson. Avis.
Osborne, Henry.
-, Patterson, Charley Powell; Pructt.
Sherman.
Stinson. John; Stevenson, Hubart;
Stevenson, Clarence.
Tabor, John Davis
Vernon. Jesse w; Nandykc. Doak.
West, John; Waldron, Charley:
Whitaker. Jim.
Note: Clear Fork District will ap.
pear next wee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29
Catarrh Cannot Re Cured

with Local Ai19.iCA.iONG ns they
cannot reach Tho scat uf 10" disease. Ca
tnrrh Is a blood or constitutional disease"
ana ~ order To cure u YOU must take in
tcrnhl remedies. Iiall'H Cntnrrl cure IL
taken internally. aIi acts directly upon
the blood hnd mucous SURFACE. iIIlTs
thtirrh cure Is not - uuacl, medicine II
was prescribed by on" OF lie hest ply
sicinnS IN this country ;or Years and is
q regular prescription. Il VS. composed of
The best ibnics known. combined with The
hest blood purifiers. acting directly ON no
mucous surfaces. Tho perfect coInhnii-
ton OF the two ingredients Is what pro-
duccs such wonderful results In curing;
catarrh. Send iur testimonials, free
j.. j. CHENEY & co. Props. Toledo. o.
Sold lay brmt%Ists. price zoe.
take iiali'a Family RMS Tor constipation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29
"A SPLENDID TONIC "
Says Ii;a, a Lacy Nyho, On Doc
tors A,iT;ce, 'icok Cardui
All Is rguw Well.

HiXson, Tcnn.-"About 10 years ago
was. $50" says Mrs. ]. b. Gadd, of
this place. 81 suffered with n pain in
my left side. could not sleep ut night
with this pain. always in the left
side.
My doctor told me to use Cardui. I
took one bottle. which helped me and
after my baby came, | was stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
| at first let 1t so. but began to get
weak and in n rundown condition,
30 decided to try some more Cardui,
which did.
This last Cardui which l took made
me much better, in fact, cured me. 1t
has been number of years, still I
have no return of this trouble.
feel it was Cardui that cured me,
and | recommend 1t as q splendid fc-
male tonic"
Don't allow yourself to become
weak and rundown from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui 1t should sure.
ly help you. as it has so many thou
sands of other women in the past 40
years. Headache, backache, sideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out
feeling. are all signs of womanly trou-
BILE. Other women get relief by taking
Cardui. Why not you? All druggists.
NC-132
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29
Ugh. CALOMEL MAKE
YOU DEATHLY SICK
Stop Using Dangerous Drug Before

Stop Using Dangerous Drug Before
II Saiivates You. lt's Horrible.
You're bilious, sluggish, constipatcd
and believe you need vile, dangerous
calomel TO start your liver and clean
your bowels.
Here's my guaranteed Ask your
druggist for a soc bottle of Dodson's
Liver one and take spoonful tonight.
If it doesn't start your liver and
straightcn you right up better than
calomcl and without gripping or max
ink you sick | want you to 80 back to
the store and get your money.
Take calomcl today and tomorrow
YOU will feel weak and nauseatcd.
Don't lose Il days work. Takea spoon
full Of harmless, vegetable, Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight and wake up feel
ing great. It's perfectly harmless, so
give it to your children any time. 1t
can't salivatc, SO let them eat any
thing afterwards.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29

cnS the State of
' sE asa ssS" s So and % s'7 fs5s
IL. . oonts and certificates Of cdncsso
Total u $ bonds (othcr Liberty bonds and cerf 0
Securities other thai" including stocksJ iO'OooO
Stock w nT " ipnH ED, ,, 80,
Vn,c " In ' Bank Vo per cent of subscriptions
r,rni,'r i MOUSE
Net amount due due, from approved reserve York
Net amount due from banks and bankers ~
Other s." "h%.,s IN 10 OH or ~ j.; a., - a.
Ont s,n H. ,,,cLs am, ,,.u , :, 1918
s S ars a" ' nsy f' aa '' "s 1919 sosss
Notes of other national banks, . 5000
Notes Federal Reserve Banks fGS M
l"wI9 reserve in vault and amount
Po,c MrSfhN' c nahk ,u;,, :, 6 u G7653O
Treasurer, - " 5Ooo
TOTAL" - s25saiail
Capital stock paid in '"' s,oonooo
ill., s;". IT,, M
Less current EXPENSES interest 9soos
i"m""I , n"'v; "uS,ahu',E, 100000
iv iG, deposits subject to check
,, i HGl1'r , Than 70" money Norrow~D
CnSiicr's checks outstanding $3.50
'"!ni Is",ald deposits .'ncct t" reserve Items 81
suhc to Lcscry after
= ,lnN; or subject to 30 days or more
,i 'r" o. noit ("thrr t,on borlowe)
lotal ol time deposits subject q Reserve,
Bills payable, other than Bank, Including
all obligations representing money othc than
rclComts
TOTAL, $25s.3l3I
State of Virginia. county OF Tnzcwcn, SIS:
IT, of bank do Hocmnv svc,r
hat the above statement Of knowledge md belief
O. u. TERRIiI Cashier
su,scrGN! and o Corrcct-Attcst:
Mrs W j. srRATr W T. Williams
Director
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29
Children CRY
FOR FLETCHER'S
G y s. t'S E2l *
Use "Gefs-Ef," Lift
Corn Night OFF

Shrivels, Loosens and It's Gone!
"Just like taking the lid ofi-that's
pow easy You can lift u corn on Your
toe after IL has been treated with
tho wonderful discovery, Gets IT."
Hunt the wide world over and you'll
lind nothing so magic. simple AMI
easy as "GctS-It." You folks who
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1917-06-29
Report of tho condition Of
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

at HIGHLANDS in the State of Virginia. the close of bus
RESOURCES
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01
ST. Lukts
CELEBRATE
EXCELLENT PROGRAM RENDER.
ED--REv. r. P. JOHNSON
PREACH THANKSCIV.
ING SERMON.

Last Sunday was quite . gala day with
the ~. Luke Society in Keystone. They
celebrated their annual thanksgiving &C.
cssion. The two lodges known a. Kind
y Light Council No. 2222, Moore snc-
ces Council No. lOsD and the juvenile
department., 10y mutual agreement turned
out IN parade together and took an A.
tive part In the services. They met ss
Caihoun's Hail st 2:3O p. m. formed n
line of march led by officers and mern-
hers Of Kindly Light council 10 music bv
the Empire Cornet Band. followed by
members Of the Juvenile department. un-
der the management and direction Of
Mrs w. o. Moore, matron. Mn. Helen
NJ James Was past officer OF Kindly
Light council and acted a. master of
eeremorie=. Mr.. J. n. Jone-. the ps.t
officer of Moore success council sided in
making the occasion . grand sncee.-
The line Of march made IL circuit tt.rougb
Burke and back 10 the Hippodro,n.
theatre where the exercises were pulled
I'll. The meeting wss called 10 order by
Mrs. James, Who erplsinsf the object of
the oocnion. Prayer Was offered by the
Chaplain. Ssn Pnchsrd. Music by the
councils. A very fine paper wss red by
Mrs. Elmirs Young. one Of the former
teachers in the Keystone Eckmsn graded
school and Who represented Kindly I.isht
council. Mr- Young very effectively
traced the history and steady growth os
the fraternity. joyousIy stating that the
-. Luke believers number 5000: have
paid ont over one half million dollars Tor
eDdo~Dent and about the same on .iek
dues. sbe said the order can righuully
lsy claim N over tIO.Oo In money and
that this institution ~ss veritsble train
ing school.
solo ws- sung BY little Lillian Moore
of the Juvenile Departments and right
~ell did this little tot play its part.
Another paper w-s read by Lorens
simpson Who represented slso the luve-
nile department. She spoke of the u-e-
fulne>~ the juveniles wanted % snd in
tended - be N the home, church, and
scciety. solo ~ little Allie Wade Of thi.
department. This little child made every
bcdy open their eyes. She hes such con-
troll OF her voice. In fsct, che and the
Moore girl. neither one over siz yesrs Of
sse, receiv-d loud aud prolonged sp-
plsuss. Mr.. A. l.. Calhoun, who has
been = member for many yesrs made o
very timely talk on the scope. the prss->
sscai help 70 socissy businss and ss-n-
e'ss ios general eood ths order he'd -
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01
NEGRO EXODUS A
SERIOUS MENACE
To THE s 0 j I /
BY ". a.. RANDOLPH

That the exodus OF Negroes from the
Southern Stairs has reached an alarming
stage within the last past eight or ten
months 10 q fact thst has received only
slight notice, bot because OF the very
drastic effect it 70 quite likely 70 have
upon industry and other phases Of busi-
ness here in he South it seems highly
important thst the matter should BE
carefully noted and given the most favor
able consideration II. in the future, this
section Of the country intends 10 rely
upon and expects TO profit by means Of
Negro labor and service ~ y has hitber-
70 done in the past.
Thousands Of Negroes. within tie Pc
riod mentioned, have already taken up
new and permanent sbode- in Northern
and Western states and unle-s the South
takes some immediate action and offers
some iDducement that will be satisfactory
20 the Negro race thousands and tbous-
sDds Of other Negroes are soon 10 follow
and join tbo-e already gone leaving va
cant vel nifn ~ many positions which
tbo~e Ieft behind them cannot fn.
Present. indications sueyest that within
the next six mouths this migration from
the south will be tremendo3s unless the
circumstances and conditions, nov ex-
istins. % repuIsve, hostile, Oppressive.
illegal and unjust towards the rsce are
greatly improved looking towards it-
b~ttermsnt Soch an Offset 10 imperative.
Without 10 the south must suffer the ine-
vissb'e consequences - . natural -
quencs resulsins from IL utter failure to
heed. the situation confronting 10.
The sudden and rapid exodus Of the
Negro from the soush has siven csuse
for various inquiries. among wbch 70 this
one: Why are they lssvine7 The quss-
ton 10 pertinent and calls Tor true and
correcs answer bscksd up By fscs which
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01
In the First Baptist Church, Charles
ton, West Virginia, Fridoy and
Saturday, May rs and rs
ADDRESS BY COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE
Acquisition Of Several New Clubs. Outlook For
Coming Year Promising Automobile Ride
Given by Local Medical Association.

never seen Charleston before Q very fav-
orable impression The doctors are 70 be
highly commended for their kniehtly e.
cortaee and the ladies feel deeply crate
ful to them for the rendition of this ser
vice which gave 70 them . mort pleasant
hour.
FRIDAY NIGHT SESSION.
Meeting Was opened by singing "AlI
Hail the Power OF Jesus Name. Rev:
Humbies welcomed the Federation 70
the city. Hon. r. w White took occa-
sion 10 compliment the Federation upon
the rich, rare work it Wis doing and the
results accomplished and then introduced
Hon. j. II. Stewart, Commissioner oi
Agriculture, who gave one of the mcss
interesting Of talks. Mr.. Stewart Wa
nothing. if not extremely psacsical He
pointed out the vital necessity of con-
serving the food products, of the part
the women must play in the impending
struggle His remarks bristled with per.
tnent facts, which were food for thought
and reflection and were we'll received.
Miss Rosetta Miller rendered solo, "He
lesdeth me-" with unusual effect.
Mr. Hattie O. A. Washington, the
President, delivered her annual adcrpks
which allowed more thaa usosl thous,hs
and care. sise psfnsad ous TIE nesds d
the organization and what it hoped 70
accomplish. She spoke fervently and ef-
fecuvely OF what the mother meant In the
home, in the community and in the ma
ton. and dwelt upon the care which
should be exercised in the rs.rmens of
the young. Her address WAS Q well
rounded out piece Of literary work Rev.
Thompson, of the local NJ. +. church,
then addressed the organization and re-
ferred to woman - Gods masterpiece.
His remarks received rspt attention.
.rs- Lutte Tuck then gave one of her
inimitable renditions. Ii took we'll. She
10 star reeIter and only surprises wheE
(Continued on Page Four)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01

Tuessisy. of THE week. . l.r,- .,.a.
CATION OF Golden Rule people me. in Blue
Held % ~itnsss the Thirt-~uth Animal
>s'ss'on OF the Golden Rule beneficial ant
r.ndowment Association. They f,,,,..,
parade st the NJ. r. church ON R.ls,,,,
strret and marched to the Ss,ost Str,
Baptist church where they held thrir
ihecs'nss- There wss one OF the lsrsr.t
delegations for years.
Kew X III. Mckoy, President. csllef
the meeting 90 order at IA .:o a I'M an,
'ievotions were conducted by Rev 1
Dabney. chaplain
communication MAS read from Vic.
President p. w. White notifying m.
body Tor the first time that ON xrcouu,
oi al health he was un able Ia ~. ,,r,.-..,,
which brought ssdnes. o. the ,,s.,,.
ali the members. On motion. the Ps,.-
'dent appointed = committee of five a.
acknowledge receipt Of letter.
Rev. w. u. Olemont- "a. .nno,,,-.,
7" act - temporary vice pr,--itent. win,
made very timely short speech intro
dnc'ng President X II. Mckoy. ID. ID
Who delivered his annual addr... AMI
~ THIS address will lie published in h,u
later sufi'cs Il TO say it Was the bs.s bs
ever delivered. It showed q steady g,o~,h
OF the order ss every angle Of tie road.
urged ON the crowded house To h.v. .
i~tt~r understanding and mora CONN
denco IN each other-havs more ho.in~..
oi your own. was his appeal. Take .
manly stand ON all questions. eoodurt
your business decsnsly and fairly. said
lawyer. docton. tsschsrs and prssrhrr.
ought 10 invest in Negro concern. and
make them tell. He wss happy from
sssrs 10 nniAh in kseping hls sudispc.
snsu hound with shoss .iedrs hammer
n'"rs OF hard horss senss expressions
dealing with the practical everyday lf.
OF the people.
tOontinnsd on Page "a
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01
GOLDEN RULE PEOPLE
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Larse Delegation Present and Reports Are
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rapidly Advancing
--Many Able Men Speak, Patriotism Ran
high-Profs. Sims Robinson and Attorney
Harrison Among Able Visitors.

eomplished and Wa still doing. lie ap-
pcaled 10 men and women 10 join and
help the good work along. lie prai.~SI
the Juvenile and s~pss.islly the two little
tots who Gang - beautifully. Al this
point trio WAS sung by Mes.iame Willie
d. Moore. Lydia %. Hannah and Robt.
l.. Price.
Rev. X Il. johnson was intro.iuc~,i bv
Mr- Helen James. who preached the an
nusi Thanksgiving sermon. He prsi.-,i
the merit OF the order. il history and
the strong business side. lie contr A.t-.i
the difference between the Jewish people
and that OF the co!ored man by stating
that she Hebrew people would always b~
successful and strong tccause they gave
God place in their lives, their work and
their business, hut said the colored man
wouldn't do it. lie divide~i up hi. sub
ject into three psrts the Bible, the Cro~-
and CALVARY. Said the Bible va. Iife'.
hart, the Oross Vas hfe's emblem and
hat Calvary wss life's mi-sion. lie made
an exhaustive treatment Of each sub-di
Vision. Paid . very high compliment ,o
he business ability Of Mrs Masvis l..
Walker and the great good she 10 accom-
Pishing by the great busins.s now b~inr
conducted In the city Of Richmond at her
hands He said she wss . real leader.
In the same t~rms he complimented Mn.
uaiinda Cobts - being one Of the best
women Of the rsce TODAY. Cited MANY
lasting impressions Mn Cobls had made
on our women. even women who boast
OF being educated. SAID Mrs. Cobb had
done some of the most effective worx for
good among our people OF any other vo-
msn in the state for race unity, race Ioy
slsy and rscs upiiit-
Handsome coilsosson was lifted bosh
Tor the various subboriinsss councils. the
Juvenile department. and public coIIec-
hon Tor the church now under way of
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01

that the meat supply might he iucr~sssd.
This would have b<en = boon 10 the ponr
man and also to the farmer. Itw rec-
omen<isd BY the Ssass Ooancil for De-
fsnsr. slso by the Governor and ps.sssd
by the senate but when is came 70 the
h"usr which 10 Democratic. is wss killed
and when it came from the committee. is
came with the recommendation shss is be
killed. lt - no mors than right thss the
farmer and the people ss large should
know what wss done when important
measures were mp and much as stake. IL
10 right that the responsibility should be
liked, and in this case it rssts. wholly
and solely with the Democratic HONE
The passing Of the appropriation bull
deserves no special commsndasion, for
the reason that it had 20 be done ANYWAY
and it wAs ~ much 70 the interest Of the
Legislature - the people and visa versa.
The sct 20 punish thos~ Who speculate in
food and through fake kilograms and by
other nsfsrious methods. deal in the low
erins and raising OF food price, at will.
10 good one If it will only he carried out
TO the letter. There has been nothing %
dsstardly in all the history Of our con-
nection with this war, short though il
may he. - the one thing mentioned
above. viz: the speculation in fool stuff
by the middlemen. The dog Law is q
good one. Thousands and thousands of
fsrmers would raise sheep and they will
90 tell you but for the fact that flock af-
ter flock Of sheep have been % ruthles.ly
by rowing irresponsible dog.
that they have simply abandoned the
idea, until in the whole STATE of wM
Virginia We ars not raising enough wool
10 measure up to one ounce per man.
This being the case it is easy - see how
Tar from clothing ourselves we are m our
state, when by little exercise Of energy
and the application OF . sensible and
prscticsble Use OF the means We have NJ
hand. We could both cloth and feed our
'-lves of sheep and yet have plenty and
to spare for the market. However. it In
not expected that all woul get all that
hey thought they were entitled 10 or that
the state ought 70 have and after oil, We
have at least made some progress in tile
undertaking Tn prepare our state against
the impending needs, which must nec~v-
sarily rise out OF tire present war with
Germany. The Legislature hes gone and
what 10 done. 10 done. The results will
tell for themselves. While Ne rather
think they might have done q litsle NOR
toward the enactment Of certain laws.
they could have easily done less.
CONTINUED on Page Four
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-06-01
USES VETO
Governor Cosnwsll Vetoes Part Of
Apprepsiatiss Bll--Laws En-.
acted At Special Session.

CHARLESTON. w. VA, Nav ~
Governor Cornwell, when the appropri-
ssaon bill ~ss carried TO him for spproy-
81. surprised some Of the l-gislssors bv
sesoing one item, that sppropr'sting
to,OO for each OF tile two years of the
biennial period for the Public servicr
Commission, ~ lie used in the valuation
OF the property Of the ints-tats railroads
IN connection with the work OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission.
GOVERNOR EXPLAINS ACT.
The appropriation had been plseed IN
tile original S~nate bill and was retained
IN the conference report, bus it va .triek .
en- out by the Governor and the bill re-
turned b. the lower Hvu-e with IA. an
provs and reasons fer his veto of tb.
item. The Governor in his explanation
said:
Ny ressons for di.spproving thi. ITEM
are firt. IL 70 well known thss the
Federal Government propo-sd 10 di-con-
tinue the work Of vsluiny railroad prop-
erty during the war.
Second. All the data and Information
obtained by the Federal Governments IN
making the valuation Of the railroad
properties will be public records and NJ
the disposal u the several stst.-. and can
he obssinei and u-ei by the Pubic ser
vice Commission Of this state without
this expenditure"
The veto Of the TEN wss tie first in
stance wh~re Governor Corn~su exer-
cised his prsroxstive during the ertrsor-
dinsry ses-ion
With the passage OF the appropriation
bill practically the entire vrozrsm out
lined ~ Governor Cornuell st the h,-
ginning of the special session w~ com
plefed. although there were . number OF
turbulent scenes in the House Of Dele
sssss, where an independents orzsnizstion
Wa effected during tie Isst week Of the
-e--'on along bipartisan lines. The Iexi.-
lstive measures enacted we're.
House Bill No. I-Cresfinx ereutive
and advisory councils Of defense nd pre-
scribine their powers and duties.
House Bill No. 2-Empovering the
Governments 10 acquire land in Wet Va.
by sih. purchsse or condemnation.
house Bill No. o-Providins for the
prosection OF sheep and the conservation
Of tbs food supply.
Houss Bill No. 2S-Msking sppropri-
ations of public money! Tor The oooon~-
Continued On peQ4