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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
SENATE BILLS

tn" following bills were introduced in
'H 81 Mi M.s sf,eE sdna;e bill No So to .dop,
the ,Nyslup pur" elections hsllo, box for use
n ,hH s'rs.- p.e- .na pJim ia M s."c .n.
nit, Mo on rIy!sss A3 bin E HS direct,
our OF n" approprtation For criminal charges
,,o.umcn wealth during tho y.srs OF 1918
i"; Nctorr"d 20 ;hc Commute" on Finance.
again, iire and lightning Referred to. IN.
hll No; -. prescribing IN. method by which
;o5o and ie-s ,hsH i:es m.y Sei va'er
i.FrI!S No: now within h hSr as
sHs5'oial: Frtvs,s and l.oes Icsi"Is,ton; ."
sn ny Mf bill No 'S"F l. Ga:'f to1 a1d NJ, M'G as
Hca;ions prerequisite % taking examine lions
Xp sfrr4sG 10 i Con- ise
on General Laws ,, ~
subdlv!sion of land into lots showing on
within twenty miles from the limits OF any
ely "' Sot $780,, Or mere inha S'an's; , 4ccoIdnE
Sch sI s 'hs , f. on
=. NJ, sIrc.e- senate NJ No; 50: to en,
spec "t iowcr rights Refsrred to Q" the
cq On w p on Cogr1< Of Ips,ce<- .,
making bureaus and providing for their OK.
snca; prohibiting Discrimination in fixing
and collecting fire insurance rates, r-uuir
in maintaining and operating rate making
@ Ernu5,ns rs a91 frrvsy Gy
regulating agreements between companies or
collecting hre insurance rates: and authoriz-
inc hearing upon ana review OF the rates
Within G1 Stat ere Ref1rre to uf tS.
Committee OF insuranc" and Ranking.
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National Capital
News Cut Short
Happenings at Washington as
Reflected in Nctos Dis
patches.

WASIIINGTON. January ia prico
OF $3.50 Il ton {. o. b. scaboard for the
nitrate for fertilizer, which the Depart
mcnt of Agriculture has purchased in
Chile for sale 80 american farmers "a.
cost Was announced to-day by Score O.
tary Houston. The farmers must pay
the freight charges from ports aui no
State tag fees. and payments mus; DC
IN cash.
Organization OF a second negro d.
vision in III National Army is well
under way, :. was learned onicia'ir 10.
day. Surplus units OF negroes t."m
both the National Guard aud tn. urS,
and second drafts will be used in form
ing the new division. which Will hc
designated tho Nincty-third.
Captain Robert X. Crank died last
night. after stroke Of apoplc> v
aboard the L. :. S Prairie, which he
commanded. Captain Crank MAS born
at Houston. Texas.
Without debate the Senate tc-da Y
passed the bill authorizing the Pres
shipbui!dirE plants engaged on govern
m"ut work.
The administration bill authorizing
the expenditure OF 100000 0G for pur-
cha$" of lands near shpyards upon
which to erect houses for the use OF
ShipEard employees was passed today
by the senate after brief debate. The
bal! now goes to the House.
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SOUTH SHOULD GROW
ITS OWN FOODSTUFFS
Such Is Opinion Expressed by Dircc-
tOr-Gcneral McAdoO'S APP
peal to Farmers.
SHOULD RAISE HAY AND GRAIN
Believes Enough Can BE Produced
to Feed All Live Stock and Thus
CurtaiI Demands Made on Ship
ping Facilities.

By Associated Press
WASHINGTDN. January Is. - The
South should help win the war b. rails
ing ITS own foods,uns and eliminating
the necessity OF transporting food from
other sections OF the country. said Di-
rector General McAdoo In an appeal to-
night to the people of the South. and
particularly 10 farmers. Without re-
ducing cotton production. farmers
ought to produce moro milk. buttAr.
eggs. poultry. fruit, and vegetables h.
suggested
"One OF the great tasks confronting
tho American people" said Mr.. McAdoo,
lis that OF improving and making
thoroughly efficient their railroad
transportation system. The people Of
the south. and especially the farmers.
are ia the habit OF using the trans
portation system OF the country 10 4
degree that is highly uneconomic and
unnecessary, for the purpose of trans
porting food and feed FROM other parts
OF the United states, because they do
not produce enough foodgtuiis an6,
feedstuns for themselves.
Il wish TO urc" upon The reopie
South and especially tEc farmers. TO
do everything possible during the next
year to relieve the strain on the All
road agencies of tn. nation by pro-
ducing their own food and feed crops.
The South can, II i, Will fccG itself
and produce the rntions both in rough
age and grain for its own live stock
URGES GARDEN Products
AND POULTRY III: RAISED
The best farmers OF the South rec
oGnize the fact that it pays as "a mat
ter OF good farming TO produce on
each farm the hay and grain for the
live stock, an the garden products.
fruit and poultry products which are
needed by the farmer. and if possible
surplus OF all these for sale in the
immediate vicinity.
1T is not desired, nor do l susgcs-
that the growing of cotton should be
discouraged. Every Southern farmer
should raise all the cotton that he can
well cultivate. since cotton constitutes
/ The best cash crop Of most OF the
South. but he should grow the hay and
grain 10 feed his draft animals. He
should produce his own milk. butter
eggs. poultry. fruit and vegetables. and
every city and town of the South he
10 the largest possible extent sup
Piled with these commodities by the
/ farmers OF tho South. 1t is NOT only
good agricultural practice, but is be-
comes in this eXieency, a patriotic
duty.
III the South can feed itself it will
release from unnecessary service in The
/ South vast number or freight cars
and engines. and will help win the
war
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acknowledged before commissioner, in chan
Ply Mr.. o.l'n-Resolu,ion in relation to
c c,,tI In conflict wiz" the r"T'si"" of tn"
TO TO th b.. Committee on ,Appropria,ion:
toudoun-To amend section OF an &c. TO
CONSOLIDATE into ono -cj all acts relating to
Banking anu
~ 81. HuhFlns-'ro place mutual nro
To ,he Committee on Spcclal. ' PrsVate ~ ind
~ Iir' KewNTo adop, IN. Hysiup rur.
s.+,''ohs ballot box tor u.s. in the general
-. thn Sp".iaI "nd primary elections held in
80, BY Nr e., ie !H. ,he appointment of
~ NJ Rond-To Teguist. tho taking o,
hfh ir?m str""ms in Scot, County.
mcnis. and oonferrinr upon Mayors Of towns
~. rirht 10 N-iidai. instruments In town
~ MIR. Anderson. OF Roc Abrid. TO 40
gY!Tr "a. continent Of ending, polishing
IN" protection Of operators and other r.r-
IONS from dust and re:use thrown of from
dein.s nor aud providing pcfta.ty
by Iss,rs Martin. RAG land. Mann; Roll
Iual.fica tons prerequisite TO taking tx.,ni-
n<uon a. registered Pharmacists oi AMI
By Mcssr- Hudsina and ozln-To amend
section 2''p-- OF an &C; to ALLOW; executors
.nd other i;irci-r!es 10 invest III Virgins
By NJ Hudglns-ro require tho clerks o:
,ourSs 70 2. Hr~p scpsr7,e 6ook 10 he known
and 10 i,rorli. how i.rm loan Tnor,..o".
shall lie recorded
family projection for members OF Ira,ern.
benefit societies
tofore amended
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
i'uneroIor Mr.. J.. 4. Mn.o,

Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Am
hl"r Mason. wife of Rev. I.andon Ran
dolph Mason. u. D., rector emeritus
of Grace Episcopal Church will take
place at II o'clock this morning from
Grace Episcopal Church. and will be
conducted by the rector OF the church.
Rev. William II. BurkharClt. assisted by
II Rev. William cahell Brown. y. -.
bishop coadjutor OF the Episcopal Di-
Geese Of Virginia.
Members OF the vestry OF Grace Epis-
copal church Will act as honorary
pallbcarerS. The vestrymen arc as fo,-
lows: Colonel William II. Palmer Col
"ncl Eugene {. Massic. John {. Easlcv.
l.. II. Eiankins. III. II. Walden. :. W
Thonpkins, Walter l.. Gordon. Dr. Paul
w. liowlc. Austin Brock Oh hrou.:h
charles L. Cooke. Edwin A. Palmer ana
Corydon II. sutton
The active palibearcrs will he Henry
Rely, Wellhy Beverly, John y. Nc
Guire, Murray NJ. Mcclure. William IT.
Palmer, Jr., Or. Norton Mason. Richard
Mason and Graydon Dashie!l.
The burial in Hollywood will bc lr!-
vatc. and the family requests that no
flowers be sent.
I.oui. T.. weimrr
The funeral services Of Louis L.
Wemer. who died yesterday morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
CHARTER PETITION
FILED BY HOBSON
Continued from First Page. }

d ''ohtlnucN from flTSl l'aGc.1
Il special form of chartcr"''
The petition Is drawn il accorda nee
with the provisions of Legislature for
the election of n charter commission
for cities with Il population OF moro
than 100000. and the specific portion
OF tho petition quoted Is taken from,
this act of the General Assembly.
VOTE FIRST On WHETHER
THERE SHALL. DE CHANGES
This law provides that the Council.
Of any city whose population oxcrodj
J 100000 when requested by petitions.
in duplicate filed in tho office OF the
Mayor signed b. 81 per cent IF the
qualified voters, shall provide by orGi-
nance for tie holding 81 an election. 10
take place not less than thirty days
nor more than fifty days thereafter.
10 determine tho question. Shall this
city take the necessary steps to fra me
and request that it I've granted. apc-
cial form .. charter"
The petition movement began Novcm
Der 10 Copies we're distributed from,
the Ctty Hall TO many city employee,
anu circulated in all sections OF the
city. Details of the moVcmcr: were
irSt printed in The Times -pisra,ch
b 'iHu EHtn| SIpn tTS or the paper became
highly indignant. in tho wholesale
district a number OF business men who
had signed :he petition started a coun-
tcrmoven7cnt. and requested that tEcir
names he withdrawn from, the pancr
Many letters were also received b. The
City Clerk requesting tho cancellat;o ION
OF names when the petition was pre-
serted TO the CoE,mon Council.
Through the entire campaign The ut
most secrecy was observed end no
ono was willing 20 accept Responsible
iiy for The movement Charges wera
made that II had originated in the
Administrative Board, aftt;' thc rcpCrt
of tho New York Bureau Of Municinai
Research had recommended tho ahr!!-
ton OF the board, but Commissioner
Seek was cut o. the city when thc
camna ;ga was said to have been iaurrh-
ed, AMI otter members Of the board
denied their connection.
Commissioner IIobSon was tie first
nan {" allow his name 10 be mentioned
in connection with the movement. nhcu
he requested Clerk Walter Christian.
OF the IlustinGs Court. last week for
The number Of qualified voters in the
city. Since that time the nctition has,
been quickly made ready for nre an :
tation to the clerk OF the court for
ratification.
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HOUSE BILLS

The following bills presented and
F"f rn The u" GSmm r!s or Labor ana tn.
ny Mr. Hundley. OF EsseS-ro provide
To the Committee on Agriculture and
nv Br. Buhrman-To. amend section Is Of
under the direction and control OF the
State GeoioEical Commission;
for veal OF calves under the age Q: one
TO tho. Committee on Chesa peake and Its
rJniS IN RI ;Sorr,.-ro d.c,.r. ms. ,,o,
n hnnnSfk HiIsr oS;wsSp the shore;
sa rn W, within the Baylor survey.
10 the Committee on Counties. Cities and
~ MeSsrs; Cherry. Jones, Mann and
20 mi mGr. in,s I ay nay month"; A"w%sGe
-, support az their children in their own
To the Committee on Privileges and
sly ny M.ss5 Ri, n,nhrman and Andersen. OF
lion g of the Code relative TO electoral
10 tho Committee on Schools and Col
fseS on ruhiin es school, S Suiains !"
TS% II! Mssss e"I'es Of on a1a"ee and
: To rc"uire trcasurcrs to mail duplicate
By M.: snead-ro repeal section in Of an
goyernmcnt and public free schools.
ton 400 of chapter q. OF the Code.
BY Mcs.rs Clement and Hundiey. OF Pitt
syIvanja--To require the examiners " rec
ords to. report to the commissioners OF rev.
enue. not later than June Ii Of any year.
To tho Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation:
ny Air Fu,ier-'ro require the Boards Of
Supervisors OF the counties to erect sign
post; or markers ut the intersections of tn.
To the Committee for Courts oe Justice:
by Mr.. Cook-pr9riding who shall he
accounts and commissioners or chanccry.
BY Messrs. Bowles and Gordon--To amend
an net to validate acknowlc e ements OF
deeds of trust taken by notaries public and
justices Of the peace who were trustees In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
Mayor Ainslie Calls for
COOPERATION Of All Citizens


Mayor Ainsiie yesterdny Issued the
following proclamation,
TO All Citizen. Of RIchmond:
Your immediate and earnest CO.
operation in IA matter or grave pub
lie urgency Is requested. Ihc re-
cent governmental order closing
manufacturing establishments for
h'e days mud the succession Of Mon
dny cIosinEs for ten weeks there
after. together with tho excessively
cold weather VIC have recently ex-
ncrienccd. calls for the utmost Wig
ilancc To prevent nrc, that might
sPread 80 cnlamitous proportions.
am advised by the Chief Of the
Fire Department that probably 30
per cent of the sprinkler equip
ments would have been useIens In
the recent cold spells. SNOW or
sieet on the streets makes 80 exceed
iuEiy dimcult to move tho hrnvy
hrc-nShtinE apparatus. and frozen
fire hydrantn would add to tho perIi
] coll upon you TO sec that all pre-
caution In taken to guard against
such disnstcr, and mt ali events to
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
Gcnrrc ". Iic,cr

iSpccial to The Times Dispatch.l
tiARRtSoNBtTG. VA, January IA,
-GeorCc w. Ecvcr. aged seventy four
died Thursday morning at his home in
Broadway. lie was a Confederate vet.
eraN. having served in the Stonewall
prigadc. He was ono Of Rroadway's
pioneers. being the first sergeant after
the town became Incorporated. Sur
NiNing him are two daughters, Mrs:
Thomas l[noop. or near Broadway. and
Miss Marie Bcvcr. Of Broadway; two
sons. Luther Bower. OF Akron. Ohio. and
George BcVcr Junior. OF Broadway,
Funeral services. conducted by his
pastor. Rev. w r. Dorsey. were held
Mt the Methodist Church at New Mar
ket this morning.
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John l.. Hay.

Especial 30 The Times - isnatch.1
HALEIGEi G., January iS.-lu the
death Of John T.. Pay superintendent
of The State School for the Blind. there
PASSED one Of III" most noted educators
of the whole country in the realm OF
education and manual training Of the
blind and deaf, he having established
q reputation in this WORK that is in
ternational. He had been supcrirtcnd-
cnt OF the North Carolina School for
III" Blind since 1896. and had for some
time been eugrosSed in the erection
of ;tn entirely new plant for the STATE
school for tho Blind now under con-
StruCtion.
The funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon from the First Baptist
Church. in which he had been "A lead
ing factor for many years Ills service
To the state and the Southern BAPTIST
conventions for many years had been
most efficient He was chairman OF the
state board OF Baptist missions.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY WILL
VISIT CAMP LEE TO-DAY


seemed TO have constituents unaware
OF the routes Of tn. system
Motion 10y Senator Robertson to make
special order for Tuesday at O'Clock
of the bill to increase the salary of
judges was defeated by vote of
"A to is. after which and before good
bad and Indifferent dcDatc on the sub
ject occurred. The argument conferred
around two definite ponts--thc allow.
ance OF $1,000 in lieu OF all mileage to
those Judges whose terms did no, ex-
pire on February from that date un-
I'll their terms did expire. and second.
whether the salary of Judges should
be increased at all.
INCREASES TAKE EFFECT
AT BEGINNING or TERMS
Senator Mapp admit ad to question
from Senator Addison that the allow
ance Of mileage in tho case of those
5aaEas whose terms did not expire Feb.
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cooperate for the public safety by
the following means:
4. Provide adequate emergency
Waterman serNlce In all buildings
during the present crisis.
.. Have sufficient number OF
winter barrels mud lire buckets, or
other forms OF fire cxtinculshcr.
ready for use. Ono bBrreI of ,ynter
and three buckets to each 900
nquarc feet of nOOr space.
8. Ascertain the location OF the
nenTcst hre-aiarm no, md study the
directions for sendinx In nInrms.
q. Have especial care with
matches, lights. heaters, cigar md
cigarette stumps and other sucI,
fUrnis OF fire hazard.
.. HIVE NIL waste pnpcr. packing
material md other combuAtible rub
Dish kept in metal containers only
nnd removed from your building
daily, and keep all Easements and
cellars perfectly clean.
Respectfully,
GEORGE AINSLIE,
january is' ibis. Mayor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
FEW VIOLATIONS OF
REGULATIONS ARE REPORTED

There were few violations of the
regulations yesterday in the citv.
Those tha: came to the attention of
Administrators Byrd were found 10 have
been the result Of misur Outstanding or
neutrality-suspicious. placed on tho order.
Consequently. that embarrassment
might be avoided, their identity were
not made known. Willful and inten-
tional violations will be dealt with ac-
cordinG to the penalties prescribed.
They are $4,000 fine or year OF i'm
prisonment.
Consolidation OF the ice manufacture
ing plants AS war measure to con-
serve fuel may take place shortly. This
course has been under considcrat ion
for several weeks. hut the present stu
alton only tends To hasten the action
Harry I. Chamberlain. jr. assistant
manager of the Richmond branch of the
American Locomotive Works. announced
last night that operations of the plant
will be resumed Monday morning. In
structions for the resumption came
through the head office at New York
The works would start to-day, but for
the fact that employees have received
no notice TO that effect.
Tho TredcGer Iron Works will prob
ably begin operations to-day or Mon
day. Officials OF the company state
they have permission to DO so from
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels. the
plant having in progress largo sholl
contracts for tho navy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
NIisx Lillian NAn,n,nn

Special 70 TIE TlTnea Oispa'cN
CHARLOTTESNITb VA. Jaruar-
lS.-MisS Lillian WayInan aged thtrtv-
seven, Cor ten wears nurse at Johns
!iOukius Hospital. Baltimore died yes
t.rday at a local hospital. where size
had been under treatment. Tho body
was taken last Night - Waterloo.
FauGuier County, where the funeral
and 'ntcrrnent VIII occur. Miss Wav-
man was a daughter OF J. j Way
man. Of fauTuier. She is survived hy
one sister Mrs. -. X Riley. OF Warrcu-
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.IndReH Desfcnafcd

Judge Il. Carter Scott and Judge 4.
d. Dabncy We're yesterday Is signatcd
TO hold courts In Prince George and
NottowaY. respectively. Judge Carter ~
to relieve Judge West Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. Judge Dab
ney Is to substitute in a special term
beginning January Is, for Judge South.
all, who is i'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19

The Administrative Board yesterday
granted permission to the Richmond
Automobile Dealers Association to
string electric lights on the east side OF
Seventh street. between Broad and
Marshall streets. during next week
when the motor car show will be held
in the First Reriment .trmory. The
association was also allowed to erect q
canopy over the entrance to the armorv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19
Mrs. Lizzie Starburk.

Special TO Tho Times - ispatch.l
BRISTOL. VA. January lS-Atrs
Lizzie Starbuck dropped dead at her
home Wednesday evening. She had
just been to the homo of Il ueighbor
and upon the return trip sank down at
the front gate Of hcr own home and
died Within Il few minutes.
Mrs. Starbuck was uighty-thrcc years
old. and had been Il resident Of Bristol
during more than half her lifetime. q.
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GROUP a, MIpNIGnr: MELLin MonNING

- few nights ago orc of my patrons had
small child taken with Group about mid
night" writes NJ. Il Davis, BcarsvilIc
": Va They came TO my store and got n
bottle NJ Foley'S Honey and Tar BEFORE
morning the child was entirely recovered
The fathers name Is g. G. Craven" Isn't
II unWise To experiment with unknown
cough medicines when you can get tho
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar? Rest FOR
coughs colds. Group and In grippe. Sold
cvcryw here Adv
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Nrs. \. ". WrisI,t.

Especial d. Tn" Times bispatch.I
LYNCIiBtItG. VA. January lS.-Nlrs.
y NJ Wright, ~ former rest.Snt Or
Lyuchburg, died Wednesday al tho
home OF her daughter. Mrs. VI. -
Perkins. in Princeton. ". Va. She waA
cighty-sevcn years of a-". Surviving
her are tn. following children: Ia IT,
Wright. Richmond; James ". Wright,
Richmond; r.. w wright. Roanoke. r.
II. Wright, Hluetield. W. Va, and Mrs.
NJ. r. Perkins, Princeton. ". Nn The
body will be brought to Lynchhurs for
burial
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bids for Ghx Works CnaI

Bids for supplying 10000 tons Of gas
coal and $1,000 tons of steam coal a.
the lower GAS Works. together with
other coal and wood. were received
yesterday by the Administrative Board
and referred to Superintendent W. y
Knowles, of the Gas Works. for tabuia
ton and report;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19

ruary ]. was a deliberate attempt TO
evade the Constitution OF Virginia.
which says specifically that the salary
Of a Judge shall not be increased dur
ing his term Of office; his position being
. that inclination = broad equity
should superscde a narrow technicaIi,y.
But after sharp argument against the
evasion by Messrs. Addison. Robertson
/ Trinkle and others. Senator Goolrick.
one OF the biIls patrons, Withdrew the
provision, which interrupted Senator T..
Lee Trinkie. ~hr though favorinE
substantial increases in tho salaries OF
Judges. "as warning the Senate that
1t was one time they could no, anord
10 hedge in on the Constitution or do
one thing that rescnb!ed even v!nking
i; an evasion.
INVITED TO TAKE FART
IN LEE: CEIEBRATIOS
Afterwards The debate was resumed
regarding the increase. which MAS de-
Tended ably by Senator'S Trinkie. strobe.
GooiricE. Walker. Wcndcnburs. Mapp.
Rison and others. and opposed on
grounds OF economy and equity by
Mcssrs. Robertson. Jordan and Cannon.
senator cannon favored increases Of
$500 rather than OF $1,000. AS the bill
passed tho salary OF Judges viii auto
ma,icaliy increase by $500 az the time
OF beginning OF new terms.
Several minor Senate bill. were en-
crossed for their third readings Sem
ate bin providing for the popular
election OF the members OF the State
Corporation Commission, was passed by
It's second reading 70, five minutes and
forgotten during tho rest Of the day.
which leaves IL still aynendable
During the session the Senate was
invited 10 tho Confederate Relief Ball
and also 10 a celebration OF tho ami
versary OF the birth OF Leo, 20 be held
AZ the University Club tonight at SIS
o'clock. at which Or. Edwin \. Alder
man. pres dent OF the University OF
Virginia. and Dr.. Douglas s. Freema n
will speak.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19

'NoHtInucN from FIRST FaEe)
creameries condensers and all other
milk producers. packing and slaughter
houses. ice and refrigerators. sugar
manufacturers and -four mills. can be
the parties concerned are not directly
interested in the production OF food.
necessary permit must he obtained from,
the State food administrator for Vir-
ginia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-19

Delegate BAILEY. OF Cumberland
arose I" point OF personal privilege
yesterday morning and pick cd on; The
Times Dispatch as the objec: Of his
complaint. He wanted corrected the
statement that the treasurer az HE
county had boon found short i'm his ac-
counts by the Commission on Efficiency
ana Economy. y subSeuuen: statement
by Senator Drewry. chairman OF tho
commissi"n. however, cleared up tho
matter. The present treasurer. accord
ing 10 Mr.. Drewry. was not in Office
ut the time of the investigation. and IA
therefore held blameless for any dis
rrrpancieS that may have been found i'm
the county accounts