davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

e IS de mayo de 1884 Sc haliaba
de fiesta la Corte de- Russia. FL
Gran Duqua heredero del rrono NJ
colas. hijo dc Alexandra III Y de IA
princesa Dagma- de Dinamarca, en-
traba en- el dtcimo s5ptimo ano de
su vida Y habiendo cumplido los die
ciseis amos era mayor de edad, es
decir. q2e es:aba va en- condolences
de reinar. La proclama de su mayo
ria de edad era "a one daba !ugar a
ia solemne manifestation de IA que
era teatro Ell Palacio de Invierno.
La vipera de csc dia Sc habia pre-
sentado ante e Emperador .! Ge-
neral Appert. E~mbajador de Francla-
con el obieto de anunciarle que haoia
sido encargado por e Pres!dente &c
e Republica-que 10 era entonceN
Gravv-de participate ei j6Ven pri"
cipe due Ell gobierno frances le envi2-
la g, Gran Gordon de ia Legion de
Honor. ="
-Deseo proporcionaroS el placer
de ofrecarSelo vos miSmo. M queri-
DO General le. r~eSpoudlo c. Empera-
dor: Sc 10 e~ntregareis ma3ana en- Ia
reception del Cuerpo Diplomatlco.E
Y ash Sc hizo. en efecto. En- Ia
mariana del -. en- Czarew!cn5 reciblo
de ranos del Embajador q = oEde-
~coracion que Sc lie haOia d~escinado.
Sc Ia puSo inmediatamerte ' dUo:
L. doy muchas gracias al senior
Presidente Grevy. |
81 principe Guil!ermo. nieto del
Emperador de Alemania, as!sdo a
esta audiencia. Fue alojado en- 81
Palacio de I~nvierno V lie llevo a 81
primo ell Gran Gordon del Aguila
Negra. Pero 81 ~aparcion fue muy
breve pues renia que partir para
Moscow.
Por 10 demas. esta soiemridad no
t1vo lorna. Con motive de este q
contecimiento. q Gran Duque ma
bia interrumpido sus estudioS- Pero
debia r~eaaudarlos durante los dlas
s;ruientes Y cCntinUar!oS hasta "a e
dad de veiute amos, a "a vista de Su
padre ' Ge su madre.
Las personals que 10 vieron csc
dia V que nos han hablado de 81 eS-
tan acordes en- hacer constar que
tenia 81 aspecto de un nino dIlce
y tinido. pero intelligence = viro Y
que era Sobre TODD notable por su
peuuena ITALIA que : antojaba 7
cosa e~xrraordinaria va que en- Ia "a
milia de los Romanoff todoS los nom
bres eran altos Y ~v!sOrcsos.
En- e. t~ranscurSo de los amos ST.
guienteS fu5 cUsndo. baio Ia vigIan-
cia de sus maestros ' graciaS . Sus
Ieciones. Z Sus evcurSioneS pOr 81 tu-
turo imosrio W SIS visleS por los
paises exrranjercs. comeDzo a tomar
e c~ontacto con el mundo "a acoS-
tumbrerse 4 Ia vida de aparato que
6eberia ser Ia suya cuando llevara
n corona. Pero csc momento pare
cia ester muy Leland. Su padre 10
tenia mas que cuarenta amos Y goza-
ba de una Salud ' de una rohuS-
tez ervidiaGles; parecla tener aSe-
gurado un largo relnado-
Sin embargo. era precise preverIo
TODD v una vez Que le heredero HI
biera sido declarado mayor de adaG
habia que elegirle IN curador o d.cho
de otrc modo. un ~consejerc lntlmo
cue. en- e. case en- cue fuera llamado
prematurameu;e Al poder supreme.
10 ayudara Y 10 guiara en- los Prin-
cipio de Su reinado. Pero en- Ia OPP
MON de - mayoria. aquella era una
precauci6n !nutil Y 10 parecia que en-
EOS ~circIlos de IA Corte Sc aceptara
a hipctesis de que el trono pudiers
oueda- vaeSnte en- IN future proxi-
~,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

clos asuntos eXtranjeros
andan bien; tres mese hace
que a uno de nuestros ministries
le DaSo una cosa grave:
10 tomaron por ratero
los cubanos; son percances
del oficio, y va Sc h;cieron
aclaraciones formales.
Las Industries y G. concrete,
marchan g p2sos gigantes,
pues TODD en- nuestra Republica.
segin notas oficiales,
menos Ia paz, esta verde,
todo color de zacate:
V acusando cue Ia industrial
Sc halla siempre eXhuberante.
Total, senores, que TODD
lleva I'm canine admirable;
que hay paz, justicia, trabajo
V efectivas libertades,
V que, adcmas, nos ofrece
81 ayuda los alemanes,
con Ia cual seremos pronto
dominadores muy grandes.'
Don Venus cerro Ia boca
Y a la veg cerr6 cl ''meHsaje,'
Y el himno patrio tocaron
cinco bandas miiitares....
CHANTECLER.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
PINTOS SOBRE Las les

Dice "Excelsicr" que aver Sc habIaba
de una guarnicion sublevada."
7 20 solo Sc hablaba aver, colega,
sino que Sc habia hoy, y Sc hablara
p1anan, y siempre. Y no de n
guarnicion, sine de dos, y tres y
ve;nte.
Tcdo ei pals ~sublevsdo, misrtras ria
Ia Constisucnon de Quesetaro y
sisa en- Ia silla nuestro -c@o- doh
Vc1ustiano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06
TIROS Al BLANCO
Ell MENSAJE DE DON VENUS.

10 que dijo ante las Camaras
don Venus Ell su "mensaje'
leido con VOC pastosa
cue al pasar por los brenales
de aouellas vetustas barbas
cue cada vez son mas grandes,
Sc dice cue Sc perdla
en- sus siete octavas parties.
Sin embargo, Sc e~nteraron
de 10 mas i~nteresante
del famoso documento
doscientoS cinco notables
a quienes ell propio Venus
conviTtio en- representatives
del pueblo. para que ayuden
a consumar el desastre.
Cuando penetr6 don Venus,
ocho bandas militares
tocaban ell himno patrio,
mientras que Glen generates,
cuatrocientos coroneles
V seiscieltos capitanes
presentaban los macheteS
mencS filosos Y grandes
que las unas "redentoras'
que las mancS 'patriarcales'.
Como va he dicho, don Venus
do principle a 81 mensajc
sin que el silencio turbara
de aquel conjunto espectante
mas rumor que el de las toses
de algunos representatives
V ell Modesto V democratico
rechinar de muchos "cacles.'
"Senores:-dijo don Venus
tengo a IN orgullo muy grande
daros cuenta de mis- actos
como jefe Y gobernante
de ina naci6n cue hoy es li5re,
que hasta aver fue miserable
por cStar esClavizada
Dor las castas ~militares;
pero que hoy libre Y dichosa,
Gamma a pasos gigantes
por dCnde marchan los pueblos
llamadoS a ser muy grandes.
TODD en- Ia nacion Gamma
de una manera envidiable:
Ia hacienda sc halla en- bonanza:
los compromises formaleS
que con %naciones amigos
tenemos mucho tempo hace,
no Sc han pagado. pero este
no es cosa que ha de tomerse
tan en- Serio que molestias
V preocupaciones cause,
va que nueStros aCreedores
son naciones muy amables
V, ademas estan en- guerra
sin que puedan ocuparse
de p~onersenos pesadas
por tai de que Sc les pague.
La instruction esta en- su pues-
to,
no como en- los tiempos de anteS.
sino bien o~rganizada,
sobre muy s5lidas bases
de igualdac, de patriotismo
V de libertad. Me cabe
la satisfaction mas honda,
Ia satisfaction mas grandc
de decir que nueStros ninos
va no son los niNos de antes
que al llegar q los veinte amos
Sc m~ostraban incapaces
de adjudicarse una hacienda
10 mismo que cuatro reales.
No, senores, los estudios
que nuestroS ninos hoy hacen
son sobre procedimientos
muy pTe-constitucionales.
Sc ha dicho que los maeStros
de escuela Sc mueren de hambre;
pero es que estan en- la practica:
va sabrar acostumbrarse
a TODD, para que enschen
a Ia juventud, cue no hace
falta poser dinero
para ensenar V ensenarse.
"De guerra estamos al peIo
triunfamoS en- t0daS parties:
Gesde el oriente al p~oniente.
"desde el Bravo hasta Ell Suchiate
sobre las hordas rebeldes
triunfan nuestroS generates.
Y apenas en- dos Estados
o tres, algunos gananes
Sc andan robando las milpas
Y trillando los maizales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

e. diputado que cortesto al info-me
de don Venustieno, Ell dia prinero
del actual, dijo cue era material
men:> sigEif;cado cue en- dia tan
solemnc e~s,uvieran reunidos, en-
termincs generates, todos los hom-
brss que, con su grano de Arena,
habisn colabo-ado En- la g-end;csa
obra de Ia regeracion popular.
Sent;mos co-dialnente disent;r de 10
dicho por tan nuevccito padre, to-
da vez que, para orsullo de nues-
tros arcessros, andan pr ah: > por
ALA, regados como aipiste de la rel
virdicacion, gentes %poIitrcas cue
pusieron TODD su encono CT bben de
lie destruction del pals, cuya barca-
r-ota habia de ds- a! traste con 81
anciano regimen.
Nota de gratitud es, sin duds aiguna,
echar un yelo de inGiferercia So
hre esas personals que, va como hre-
EOS ds-echos, va como ce-cbros de
la reyolucion, aPortsron las elaras
luces de SUI ~taiento ea la p~ortentosa
obra del desgsrriate .nacEonal. Y
~nososros somcs los primeros -
iamentar que el corazon del proie-
tario Sc muestre ahore con tanto
desapego para sus particles, lre,
po- la. volteretas que. da el destl-
no. no han podido Oar pie o
bella, pero que, asi y todo, vaien y
tienen que f~igurar en- la p~residen-
cha O en- otras parties.
I'm scnor Carlos Alfonso M:ysr, cue
es espanol, proouso CUE ea ksPana
So Icvautara IN monumento a Bra
vc.
= Ultima bora, sin embargo, este Sc
nor ha cambiado de parecer, Y O.
pima cue cs neior leyantar en- Bra
vo ua monuEento a EsPana.
Y a csta simple tresposicion, Ell senior
Alfonso llama "modificar lisera-
mente ci prcyeeto."
NADIA de extrano seria, por consecuen-
cia, que mansaa ~viniese ell mismo
sencr con una nueva reforma, que
podria ser va definitiva.
La de ~levantar TN bravo! q Espana,
que Gespues de TODD, tambien seria
monumental.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-06

Dice una ~ncticia que en- Puebla fue
aarehend;do in captain ratero.
Lapsus lingiie. Quiso decirse, captain
de rateros.
Po-oue, 81 NAL 70 nos informan, r
carranc:..a y huen senor.
TIRERIO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
PLANS TO LEND MONEY
FOR WAR ENTERPRISES
Secretary Nc.tdoO Tells Senate Com
mittcc Legislation Will Pre-
vent Initiation.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE DO lr
Some Senators Favor Appointment
of Finance Corporation Directors
by observation-disclosures Is Not to
Restrict borrowing Facilities.


.,
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. '"'
80, .. ., 800,
"'''
ava" '"' w. N'' "'.'=' '''' "
'''' '''''' reserve '''''"
secretary Meade" said Tn" legislation
not only would not causc Imitation. but
would serve 20 prevent it. He out
lined in detail the plan. under which
wi;h capital Of $30o.ooo.ooo and au-
ihority to tissue $.oon.ooo,00" in bonds
10 finance essential industries IN. gov
erumcnt would control all security is-
sues during tho war. He vii! lc re-
called Monday end questioned by COM
mittecm.n regarding various provisions
OF the bin.
.iu,;i.,, measure has airo,5y h..r
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49,, N.,,,. ,,a,,-:.,
!" "''hi"E "'f S'"'''hc"' secretary
N''>""' "e''a''" IN" p'"hoS'H measure
<'"''" We i"s" I''"'''''! as i"HlS-
'"''"h I" "h""I' 'hn banks n"th ma
t'"h"! ana H'"t"' 'h" trust companies
|" continue /" i"rhiSh csSehtiai credits
Tor industries ana enterprises which
az" necessary or c1hrlout"fE l" inc
prosecution OF the war
tnd"r the hilfs provisions. h" OK
p!hineo. Should Il BANK lend money to
i"""'ii"h factory inc hanN co"Ii OBJ
tain through the war finance corpora
:, ir1rr r.u,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
HOUSE BILLS

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t,rnur,c N.rshau NJ Niitn,, ~ .yranGt,ur.s
made Ind Ills iuru-r,J bv Kim In thc or
.aniz., ION ana r.r-ui;irr ~ H.. Fen COM
ranv Virginia C.ss, A-,iIIo-y " ~
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rcvrnuc sherlM- EI.n r"n,t.hI.. and ~
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10 tho com IN ..a.. on >s,l,,,s ,,,, J-f.,,-.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
FIVE HUNDRED MEN SEEK
TO ENTER u. S. ARMY
Sinking "f Tusrnnin Stimulates Nc-
rruitinG. $40 Seeking ENROLL
mcnt In Marines.

NEW YORK, February o.--Amorica'8
answer TO the sinking of the Tugcanis
will appear in the reports from tn.
army navy. marine CORPS and every
other variety Of recruiting bureau
Reports from all sources to-day show
that not since December 10. tho last
day for mon of the draft age to enlist,
has there been such rush for mon
above and below the National Army
age to enlist. They are begging for
chance &c get over there" Every
army and navy station has been
crowded
At marine headquarters il is reported
that 500 men applied for the change to
hecoma soldiers Of the sea. Among
them were eight Yale students and ono
Princeton student. Ono of tho Yalo
men was William Sheffield Cowlcs. son
a. Rcartdmiral Cowlcs, retired. u
nephew Of Colonel Roosevelt. and two
more We're Richardson Dilworth and
Wells Bradley. both members OF prom
incnt New York families. They go in
AZ privatcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
SENATE BILLS

ThH following bills were offered in tho
iiy Mr Grayatt- senate hill No @a?. t"
government OF The Negro l;ciorinatnry A.
ISOLATION a: NirG!ni. deferred 10 tn.
Committee ca Public INSTITUTIONS and Edu-
~ Mr Rnrh.m- senate bill 10. -, J.,
amend sections i. 70 and ~ OF au act :"
t"rrcd :" The. Committee ON Finance.
~ Mr. andrews Srnar" hiii 10 20 to
"in"n" sections + =. "l, a.. ~. ~ ana ~ ~
tu act !" provide new charter Tr. IN.
"!iN of Roar"i.r. Referred the Commit
-" On Special. Private and Local Legs
Hy MIR Harham-scna;c bin SO. iai. To
amend section 3l!t 81 the code III Relation,
- r'n"Iiy Tor praciicinE law without license.
Referred TO the Committee for Court. al
~ Mr.. Nlathcws-Scnat" hil %n ~. to
auihoriZc cities i'll this COMMONWEALTH 81.
$500 hrbitantS more :,"rnr,iiur Ia ne.
last census az tn. United States. /" 0in,.roa.s,
IN" salary OF the civil justice. Referred
- The committee on Counties. Ci;i.~ aud
ny Mr. i:ariy.. s-natc bill ", rs. 10
Scrvir" withcu' thereby vacatinr thor
offices. Referred to tn" COMMITTEE, on ,i"n-
cra Laws.
nv MIR. G"orick-S.nato bin no ~, :.
W. 6. llhr. commonwoalth's rii"ru,I a.
counsel f"r thc Commonwealth in III" as
IN Louis" circmit Court. Referred I" IN.
E4nmiit"c on Finance.
-! Mesnr* inrrcti. G"mrick. Holt, Good
reNcnu" Tor tn" support of th.. rny.rri M
and t" ""rr"rrint" money Tor tho rn,.ir,,r.
non 81 roads and projects c"Inprscd tn
t"mmittce on Finance.
ny Mr, Robertson Sctato idli No. III 20
IN he Mrt i n""i ., Stan differ
Committee Ola General Law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Here and There
in the l. legislature

Two insurance bills. designed to de
stroy the alleged evils OF tariff assoc
citations ana rating bureaus are in the
House Of Delegates. Robert .. Nor
ris is sponsor for one, Delegate Shac
l"tOrd Tor the other. Both, however.
realizing that they az" working for
tn" same end are willing 10 combine
energies To get Through either measure.
They contend that the Southeastern
ThriH Association and similar bureaus
permit iir" inSuranC" companies to fix
whatever rates they choose. and that
ia" publ" suffers. In other words. thc$
say, insurance companies are operating
as Il combine in restraint OF trade aud
Tor price initiation. They have been
threatened b. insurance companies, it
Is said, who promise ITO boycott Viz
=inia if such legislation Is enact"d.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
CANNOT EVEN GIVE
LIQUOR TO FRIEND

"nilnlied from First l'aGn)
suits showed that "scErcgation' yeas
not the source Of improved tax results
Senator West said that the efficiency
OF the system had resulted in better
mcnt.
The commission 10 investigate pre-
vcniahic diseases vii! consist Of five
members who will serve without com :
pcnsation and report their findings with
suitable recommendation to the next
session of the General Assembly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
CAN PRODUCE POTASH
Du F"nt tompnuy Extracts II From
Chilean Nitrate. Making Is indie
pendent of GERMANY,

WlI.MlNGTON. DEL. February s.
Americas Independence Of the German
potash monopoly WAS forecast here to-
night by g. NJ. Barton. cc-prcSidrnt Of
he Du Font Nitrate Company, in an
illustrated lecture. The speaker said
the company had succeeded in extract
ing potash in large and profitable guam
titles from Chilean nitrate ores hereto
fore not considered as a source Of sup
ply. lie added il was expected ulti-
matcly to bring the yearly output to
720, 900 tons, or almost equal TO the en-
tire prc-war consumption of potash in
the United States.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
BOLO PASHA WEEPS WHEN
HIS FIRST WIFE TEsT|F|ES
Woman Breaks Down AT Treason
Hearing and Judge Orders
Windows Raised
JUDGE BREAKS pEECEDENr
Dinner Given i'm New York by Hearst
and Attended by PuvcnStcdt and
Others Figures Largely in Tc>tcr-
days Evidence.

rArts lej.rno,, 4, ,..J.,,... SIS
sion Of ,b. c,t,,, marital a.. nnIo
pasha ON tn. charr. Of treason wiz,
ncssea testified rcrardin. the visit OF
The accused +. Tin. i-ui,,d y;,tc. IN
1916. ph. frs, wi,u.s: yy,s Madame
Buz,net. who ,old of ATTENDING . dim
neg IN New York I'm COMPANY with :,
French ca,,ain named y.rdiar and
Ndolph Pavcns,cdt. former head Of tho
N,,vircl. PAM. .,d I.,lo I,,.b..
Iioutcuou, Ir..,st az IN. ,rn,.,,
r.usorshin darar,r..u. destined ,I;t
ARTICLES ,,roi.,ur Wuii,n r,rdnlnl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
May Con,mnndccr street Cars.

Navy Department may commanders
certain street car lines in phiiadcl-
phia. This action will he taken il II
proves necessary to the rapid trans
portation Of workers to tho navy-ynrd
in that city. Secretary Daniels de-
olnrcd tho transportation situation in
philadelphia is serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
NrS. Martin Mnlsh.

PETERSBURG. VA. February S.
Mrs Martha Walsh. widow OF Charles
NJ Walsh died last night AT the home
Of her daughter. Mrs. Percy r Brock
we'll. on North Dunlop street Her
Who'll" life was spent in PetcrSbur.
she IS survived by three sons, Charles
II. T.. :. and L.. =. Walsh. and one
daughter, Mrs. ErockwoI, all Of this
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Henry lIcnnrfrunl.

= 7 SsO"'ttCu I''''''s- J
I.iNCHRURG, VA, February s.
Henry. the ivc-ycar-"ld sou OF Henry
Hcnn"frund. superintendent OF the odd
Fellows crphanage. died ~ the orphan
az" this morning at $40 o'clock Tho
body viii ne taken 20 New York city
for hNrIni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
Elect London Dclcro,c.

NEW NoItk, February Members
OF the labor. socialist and radical move
mcntS in the United States have called
national conference To hc held here
February '6 and -. TO elect ana in
Sfruct delegates TO the intcr-allicd
labor and socialist conference to bc
held in London. Membership will bc
made up Of delegates from various
labor. socialist and radical bodies and
also individuals
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

S""'''i :" Thc rimrS- ''spntrh
WINCHESTER. VA. February g
Mr.. Sarah Ellen Baker. iifiy-,wo years
Old. VII" OF Milton II. Baker. diet of
raralysi. in Winchester Memorial Hos
pita' She leaves her husband and an
adopted son. Percy Shcctz, OF Richmond
Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
NirS. itEIfIr CInrI

special 20 The Times Dispa:ch.l
fKEpEHICkSBUE VA. February
Ms. Bctric Clark died Yesterday az
. he nom" in this cit; of Miss Roll"
Love. aged seVcn;y-siT years. She i
survived by one daughter. three broth
"rS and number OF other relatives
The body VIII be taken 10 her former
home. at DunnSvill". III Essex County.
for intcrm"nt in Tho family hurying
ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

Iii" town Of Wa%n"shoro is TO be
permitted To hoid am election TO deter
min. whether stock shall continue 10
craze and root about its streets. y
bill TO that end was adopted by the
House Yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

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whatcvcr rates they choose. and that
TIA" public suffers. In other words thcS
say, insurance companies are operating
as a combine in restraint Of trad. and
Tor price imitation. They have been
threatened b. insurance companies, ii
is said, who promise ITO boycott, Vir-
=inia !f such legislation is enacted.
Major S,ubbs's green ;,iu" oyster
hi!l. after hanging over several days
in tn. House under motion 10 re-
consider the vote by which !; Was re-
jcct"d. was yesterday passed. /; is de-
signed 10 relieve oyster planters OF
rents. because OF til" presence OF green
gii in some OF the planting waters.
Til" town Of Wayneshoro Is to be
permitted To hoid am election to deter
min. whether stock shall continue TO
craze and root about its streets. y
bill TO that end was adopted rs tne
House Yesterday.
Delegate lioschcn has a grievance
against the fellow who writes this
column. He has q biz designed 10 pro
toe, women wnr work. The old Codc--
that ~, the on" nov "Htant-lIinits the
time women employees shall work in
Factories other than GOOD canning
plants. The rcvis.tl about to bc adopt
ed by the Assembly .xt.nds the cxeiil,-
cIom 10 ri! factories. i: IL said Nh
Euscn.m merely wants The lax 10 re-
main a. il u.s. Y.st"rd.,. thu. here and
,;h"rc uau inadvertently made il ap-
'p.,r ,ha,,h., Delegate. VINO wants 20
prote., III. women workers. wanted 10
make All of en- work ton hours.
10,
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

The Senate Finance Corim!ttc. has
turned in favorablc report an ,he
strobe y idi"ou bill providing for :, tax
of , c"E's on tho 500 Of Al. taXahlr
values 10 provide Tor tn" caro-. tr"a,-
rl"nt and instruction. 81 pcr@cns h,v-
Ing tuberculosis. and to extend tn
work Of tho state Board Of Health.
In romd numbers. the returns from
this tax will reach $3.50 GOO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

The hill h"for" the senate 10 allow
;ho rfaciic" q ''porUpathy" has had
another hearing before tn" Committee
on General Laws. 1t almost rivals Sen
ate bill No. y which defines capital,
in the uumuh"r y. bearings received.
and claims IT," attention OF the rs
S"mbly as often - the motior-''jrturr
censorship bill
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y hill. introduced by Senator Mitchell.
&" make il unIawful 10 hun, or Kill
Sora ia :hr marshes q! the Ma,tal,ai
river w''h iiShtS AT night or Ia shoot
at. XIII ci chpiur" Snra for sale At any
time, SUCH act being 4 misGcrcauor
viii Interest the spOrtSmcn Of the civ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-02-09

Senate bill amending the acts con
corning Tho safety oc Goa! miners was
given public hearing Yesterday af-
!"fA"0n. Numerous prominent coal op-
orators from Southwest Virgin vcr"
present TO discuss the details ii the
provision. Tn" advocates and npron-
.ntS reached an agreement on most
points u: issue