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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
TAG DAY FOR lNCURABLES
Friday Set Aside 10 Rni.c Fund. To-.
west Br0ad street
Homc.

FFIday VIII oe tag DAY 10. INC Homo
lot tnSu9&n!es Fhla Viii DC Inc an
nGaI day SCI Apart by the home ~
raising FUNDS state and city apnro.
pr!ations arc made 20 conduct Inc utnr ~
sne hosp;a!' hu: these are said TO
De INADEQUATE FOR its supp0r, .r,,"
ma Management has issued a sta,emc1,
saying tina; costs OF operation ha~s
past. '' !c"7
The Officers OF the board for "a.
nome inc!ude Mrs.. j. Jordan Leaf
pyesioent MTs. T.. Aubrey Jones a.,
vice,presiden' Mrs John Teefev re-
f c stcre!aTy Mrs. Frank u. Epps.
treasurer: Mrs. Alfred : I.arv ~,
responding secretary. Mrs. Il r Erua
man ehairman application coInmi,tec
Straus; Methodist Mrs y II "A -; J..
episcopal, Mrs. z. Aubrey Youne
tavangelical Mrs. Sam Dunstan; prs :
oyterian, MIS-. John A. Coke. Jr IA
tist, Mrs II =. McCurdy: Ca,bm1,"
tnlTs' JGnn Murphy; auxiliary char.
Mar Thomas ' 'i'Ss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
7. M. C. A. INSTITUTE STUDIES
AFTER WAR PROPOSITIONS
I"o-Da! Session for Instruction of
Volunteer Workers. Opens Here
This Morning.

open forums on subjects OF interest
reiating 70 training OF volunteer work.
c.S N atter-war community proErams
VIII mark the sessions OF the district
institute in The chapel OF the Presbv-
terlen Comm!ttee OF Publication. Sixth
street, above Main, ,oday and tomor-
The program for today will ne
:. 30. devotional exercises led b,-
1t. ~ Lancaster p. D., OF Cooch.
and: !o:l5. address The Chaiirnr,
or the Hour" J. L. Peasants: io:45'
60en forum. Econ on:ir-!nd!r:c.ua! an
community \. NJ. Pennybacker. Pc
tersburs. Va: 1855. Bible discussi1o
Sroups: 1880. business session: i9:45'
.uaSh ..: ana recess: 200. mass singing:
-:io The Returning Enlisted Man as
leader, Ernest NJ Long: @:45, song
t.eauing = l.. Morrison: S:l5. open
torln. Communiiy Civ!cs," Profaesor
-. X Anderson. OF Richmond College:
,,;l?. mass play demonstration. +. W
iielnl, Jr.. Petersburg. Va: zoe ,J
. i4u ment: ':4o. mass singing; 90
aaIqdress: The Social Gospel REV.
~. -. =. Macla Gillian: S:i5. motion ,iic
tpie demonstration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
CLAIM GlLLIES CREEK
BRIDGE Is DANGEROUS
Fishcrn,cn Travelling 10 West Point
Declare II Unsntc and
Cause Of Delays.

-Four hshing clubs have decided TO
cntcr protest sCainsi what they a!leEe
IS an unsafe lrioee spanning Gil ..s
Creek. nea ChimboraZo Park The
Cono.e club. o..o three others. Dlal. TO
ask nc Chdmhe" OF Commerce 20 n.
TestiSaie the condition of the bridge,
and IN turn iisN, il request the au-
:horitieS 10 have tho structure re-
paired o, rop'@ceG by a new one.
Il is Claimed BY the fishing clubs
and Others Who use the trains passi Y
over the bridge between West Point
and f;ich:aond. that there is danger OF
the collapse OF spans, and also that
ne use o: II causes i delay of a least
ei-h'een minutes = the trip of only
forty 1--we miles
They say that q more direc, route
can he used and the time required In
backing trains while on tho bridge Gu,
from the iourney. |: is said that the
structure is made Of wood. and is 500
feet III length and in Il dangerous con-
dition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
NEW METHODIST MEMBERS
TO BE GIVEN RECEPTION
Broad Street Church Will Tonight Wei
come I.5 Persons Into Its
ConCreERtion.

y mus!ca program presenting three
distinct groupings Of songs will feature
me reception which vii! be given bv
jhe board 81 stewards in the. sun.
ddy school room OF Broad Street AIetho-
dist Church tonight for the l1J new
members which have been rccenriv
added 10 the church roll
Ihe musica! program will be under
the direction OF j. II. Johnson. and
WI; embrace folklore songs, religious
anthems. and plantation melodies
line personnel of the choir consists Of
Mrs Lille Gaines Phillips. soprano:
Mrs. i1l!i Gontra!to; J. Floyd Huxter.
MISS Angie q: Sims. piano accompanied
and j. n Johnson. director.
Miss FLORENCE Kinney. OF the sun
CeptioN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
POSTPONE INQUEST UNTIL
RECOVERY OF CHAUFFEUR
Inquiry Into Death Of David stoke. IN
Accident Awaits COnvaIescepcc
OF j. h. Hall.

Coroner Whitfield announced ycs,er-
DAY ihai the Inquest into the death Of
David stokes II" North TWen,y-eichth
stree would be delayed indefinitely
HAN was the chauffeur of an auto.
mobile in which Stokes was riding on
, me evening OF May Z. at the corner OF
Irace ana iohinson Streets. when the
car was mashed between two street
cars.
Hal! Is NOW IN the Grace Hospital.
recupcTatIne from injuries received in
the accident Hail was an jn1noria
witness. and the coroner says tina, the
INQUEST will he delayed until nc il sum
Gently recovered 10 testify
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
ALLEGED 'FORGER ADMITS
FIRST STATEMENT UNTRUE
nAert"h Nan Says William u. smith
S"o'rndict. First Statement I'm
piicAtinE MUSSc,.

~ statement made III the Ieuylco
aoaliT JaN Yesterday 10 Superin,en-
acas "Fo WI! 9; ne i'iakerton Detective
Wiz, .orSery is alleged 10 have stated
20 lhe dstectiye that his former cor
,Gss,on vas false in that Raymond
too with the crime
~ Ihe alleged confession smith as
aer.eu t sa M"sSey mad received $500
cneck from The American RAILWAY y,S
press oompan! and that he mad conc
70 Hew YORK and had procured !, RUB.
ern,;% ',. II, a9p!icaie .; Il bank stamp
MAJ he was willing to tell the ,rmti7
4nn ma; MASSEY had not been imnI;.
smith VIII he .,rr,ic,a
tAtied states Con!missioncr Fiarons
he!mer at o'clock this Afternoon,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
JEWISH WOMEN ELECT
Report of Presidcnt OF Council Heard
shows Year to he Banner
One.
\; The annual rnee,ir.

y; iHe annual meeting Of the Council,
.. Jewish Women. The presiJent Ne
son Wa!lerstein, presented her re.
port snmmariZins the Years work. II
was manifest from the statemen. mai
ne couhSi! cnjoyed banner year.
were president, Mrs. Leon Waller
stem: flrst vice president Mrs. s. Iiv-
imSst9n; second vice president. Mrs
" imam Schwarzschild: recording sec
bonding secretary. Mrs. l.. e. Stern
urea surer, Mrs. Samuel Bendheirn: audi
'oE Mrs. Charles Straus Board of ri.
&c etoFS; MISS sara Eottighe!mer. Mrs.
- arson MIS- Melvin Stern. Mrs. Raw
!nond S;raus. AIRS. Pauline Thalhimer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
INCOME TAX FORMS
Internal Revenue Collector Noncurc
Announces blanks Have
Arrived Hero.

announcements Is made from the Of
fee Of Collector of Internal Pnwan,,o
Moncure that the blank forms required
70 be prepared and filed by all partner
SHIPS and personal service corporations
covering income and profits for the
year 1918 are now ready for distr; :
nutioh and may be had upon applica
non to the collectors office. These re-
turns are required by law to he filed
provided for failure so TO do after that
While there will be no income tax
.,iposed upoh partnerships and per-
sonai service corporations as snch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
MORE MARINES NEEDED
Temporary Duty Overseas offered For
ner Members and Soldiers
Tor Sin Months.

authority VS. received n, marin.
recln tins headquarters yesiertIa :
'tI Fn'ns 10 ac"eot houorably dis
CHARGED marines i0- soldiers for tom
porary overseas duty, these men ac-
rep'eu tc return 40 TINS country in Ne
.ali 81 inis year AM discharged
o'hcers pointed to this as a fine an
r"iiunlty for dischar ged men wh1 ia
i."i s"t TO Fran during the wa to
'o.Hatcci and do about six monrns'
overseas duty and return 10 this coun
App!icai ons should DC made 20 fn.
East Broad Street, Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
INVESTIGATE CONDITIONS
Special Committee OF Chamber i,
'ommerce to Inquire Into
Housing Conditions

mere vii! be a meeting OF the sne.
Siai committee which was aDpointad
recently by the Chamber O? Comn,erca
70 investigate housing conditions in
u, ticnmond. The meeting will be held
man workman. the chairman, will nrc
SIDE other members Of this cnrnm,,
Ice are r.. L. Bemiss. n. S. Crumn
i;a a,r "'t re oihs and h. Randolph viii
~ recognition of the urgent necessjtV
on proper housing and TO discuss rcmt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

hHTt VIII he an Important meeting
OF the entire mcmbcrship OF the Capt.
70! city Division, Virginia Division,
National League for Woman's Service.
AZ the home of the chairman, Mrs
Frank Williams. 0 West Franklin
street. this morning at II o'clock The
meeting is for the purpose OF matur.
,nS plans for the part which this or
San!zatson Will play In the home com :
ING o. Virginia troops.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
TWO FINED 500 EACH
thornton and Anne EaSIey
ucceiNc Penalty for
bcinE Armed.

Fines o: 500 and costs we're i'm.
10, T2sed on Anne Easley and Abrah,m
no r Lon YESTERDAY In Police Court on
SnarGe OF carrying concealed
Weapons Police assert thai tho tTn
We're arEsd with revolver ana a knifc
u. j. Irby and George Davis. colorcd
were bound over 10 the Ilus,inrs ~ t,l co.
grand jury on charges OF ,rausnor,
ms On charge Of driving an autn.
lnoo!ie while under the Influence OF
aEaent SPIRITS, 4. +. Turner. Jr.. colored
was fined $40 and costs co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

since the TAX upon profits derived
by the individual members Of such
partnerships or corporations. never
,heless the duty devolves upon these
business concerns 10 make their re-
turns in accordance with the law so
that it may be fully ascertained just
what profits and income therefrom
should have been reported by such
partners or stock holders.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
s90,25O VERDICT UPHELD
Bond Filed When Motion I,
Set Aside Award L.
Oycrrulcd.

Notion in the Law and Equity Cour,
yesterday by Smyth. McCleary and Me-
tlellan TO set aside n verdic, for
s3o.2oO in favor of Seaton Il. Beresford
was ovcrruled by Judge Beverly Crump
ana JUG ment entered in favor Of the
Diaintlr. Upon the execution of a
bond in, the sum OF $4,000, time was
given the defendant to take the case
10 Inc supreme Court Of Appeals
me litigation arose from trsnsac
lions incident to the purchase Of horses
Tor The French and Belgian govern
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
Home IL BurEInrf,ed.

julius steward. 1861. VS.,
a.reet reported to the police yes,cr'
gay mat his home had been burg
.Hrihcd sunday night OF about Sit IN
Snt!thcE. entrance TO the house -
gained by breaking open a window "f ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

,UHst ~. CHFtcF scott, or The Circ,Ii,
Iouft; yesterday named W. c. MjI,p,
X Mo rraaS r. Burlington trustees Of
ana Accepted MasoHs. in place ~
s no% man. deceased, and {. " w;r ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

Two G. par tment
Cooker -151a in c h e S
high, 1872 inches wide,
301a inches long. Ship
ping Weight, 105 pounds.
+ q Il i p IN e n t-One S.
quart Aluminium Kettle
and Set 'Triplicate Pals,
one Radiator Thermom-
eter, four Heat Radia-
tors, two r a d tor
Racks, two pairs Indi-
vidual Pastry and Cake
Shelves, one Radiator
Hook, one Book Of Di-
rections, $31.0O.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

One { ON ment
Cooker-1SIa inc h e S
high, 1914 inches wide,
1912 inches long. Ship
ping weight, 90 pounds.
e q Il p M e II t-One f.
quart Aluminium Kettle
and Set Triplicate Pals;
one Radiator Thermom-
eter; two Heat Radia-
tors: one pair Individual
t a S y and Ca &c
Shelves; one Radiator
Hook; one Book of Di-
rections, $21.OO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
Fms Pocket. ptcL.d

Chris.!an. 2t7 North Fifth
had had his pockets picked yes;erdav
Wnile riding on street car At INC
corner OF seventh and Broad stree.
lie reported his loss as sIl 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

. "Wednesday will be church day At the
seventh stree; Christian Church All organ
!sationS hold their monthly meetings. They
viii he in session throughout the DAY until,
noon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

The Fir" l>":'aitmcnt w. ca.I,' ycstcr-
o2t - tEc home of w. L. M'',er. &c Cham
p'-'TSIt. Avenue, to exit lslish fire
chicken broodcr Damages estimated al
ABOUT S|o was done. and about ntty good
S;5"c J"s" SH.c!.5 were cTc;E2:ca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
WILL ASK FOR RIGHTS
TO BUILD OVER BELT LINE.
Main Arteries Of City Leading West
Across Tracks to BE
Connected.
COUNCIL OMNfITTEE ACTS
President William White Explains
That Contract Made Has Not Been
Complied With Because OF In
structions From Government.

The Railroad Administration will be
urged ,h to give the Federai MANAGER OF
f pn or henmGnd prederiGksonrE and
immediately with the construction of
bridges across the Helt Line, connect
Ing The main arteries ot the city lead
inE west across the tracks 10 the
homes and lots beyond.
This decision vas reached .yestcr-
mittee, on Streets, after presidcn; vii
liam II. White. OF the railroad had
appeared before the body and explain
cd that the work or construction call
the city in 1915, had not proceeded
because instructions had been issued
construction not necessary TO the pro-
motion of safety.
Rcsoiution Is Tabled.
Upon motion of Councilman Moore
the resolution summoning President
White before the committee was tabled
and the suggestion that City Attorney
Fl. Il: Pollard be directed to confer in
the interim: with the two senator's
Montague relative TO the resembling
by the Railroad Administration OF its
prohibition upon construction work
Mr.. White declared that the railroad
of the contract for the bridges, and is
ready TO proceed immediately upon re.
ington He expressed the belief that
the failure Of Congress AZ the last
session 10 provide the funds asked for
by the Railroad ADMINISTRATION is re-
SponSlbie FOR much of the DELAY and
that this condition will be remedind
by the Congress to be convened in
extra session on May 20.
Lot Owners Represented.
ov T9psF' w z; Fey;9n rtspressnting lc:
sharp issue with Nj. White that ibs
sonsirue,ion OF the bridge '" a, the
d hGnnbHn' An ne2 ianc;on h9Wever
OF contract. is not necessary TO The
welfare or citizens. but would serve
sale. MI reyton des,ar sdu t nag t .9e
greater part Of the properly ives; or
the Belt Line is owned by pc. ,ons of
small means. who are anxiously await
ing connection with the city 10 build
their homes and mako permanent SET
Elements
way Puiier. chairman OF the committee
WHO suggested that the impassa
harF:er presented by the deep cut
section toward winch the city aa;ur-
ally IL growing. but has actually
diverted this Growth IN other direc-
Construction Held Ip.
changed conditions which cans wiki
the entry % the United States IN the
Later b'ds we're :or various reasons as :.
undesirable St.,l ,ate- lie proh;bi :
ton ot the railroad adminis,ra ton
came. leaving the proposed conslruc-
;ion =: a stand s;!N.
Il was declared by the railroad
authorities that The city has not lived
Up 10 the letter o. the contract in that
h; mas tailed 20 secure riSEs OF way
for opening up certain streets and
alleys necessary 10 the work. and TO
secure permission from owners OF abut-
ing property 10 spill dig: upon their
lots This. however. ihe: said, would
IN no way dete. the work Assistant:
CITY Attorney Anderson advised THAI
proper stems would be taken 10 remedy
This condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
in mes Waller U.,.

James Waller. 1910 Moore stree,
WAS arrested yesterday. chsrc.a cet
transporting ardent spirits. WIN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
Richmond Euents
in Paragraph Form
Current Local NeaUs Told
Briefly for Benefit OF
Busy Readers.

lieutenant Roger DuBoisc naval surgeon,
fhepSoFsed to the police YESTERDAY that thieves
At l?o Eas: Marshall Street Containing
clothing TO the value OF 5oSS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

The condition OF Alderman Jack L.
Erps @.Dl Grove Avenue. reported 10 be
nor at al serious .atc yesterday afternoon.
toaaul;in:: :. -ScoHs have decided that an
operation rould be unnecessary Epps was
injured rear ;fc CITY Hall or MAY in an
automobile accident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

Two c o m par tment
Cooker-1Sla in c h e S
high, 1919 inches wide.
3Ol2 inches long. Ship
ping weight, 120 pounds.
Equipment--One 1917
quart Aluminium Kettle:
one 4-quart utensil; one
set Triplicate Pals; one
Radiator Thermometer.
two pairs Individual
z a S try and Ca X g
Shelves, four Heat Rad
iators. two r ad iator
II d c X s, one Radiator
Hook, one Book of Di-
rections, S37.59.
Bascment-East
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
cosf.catc Two suI, Co.,

Two suit cascg confisca,cd -, ia
eottec yesterday At the Mai, stree,
station were found 20 contain sor,r
two pints Of whisky
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
FiIcn Petition n, nnn.r

z. 1uEh W. Burton. A clerk filed i'm III.
Sniteo states District Court yesterday
siSttng h's liabilities al s59sis wi;,
no assets. "''h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13

Private. Johr w. Butler. Three Hundred
and ftfth haCII.r, Gan Battalion. medical
corns has Just returned from two years over.
seas Henry l. Butter has also arrived
home Another brother j. LEROY Butler is
Sill! u trancc. They are OF Mr. ard
Mr. j. W. Butter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13
The Confederate Museum

open Daily from ? y. NJ. 10 5 II. NJ
Saturdays . a. NJ. TO . p. NJ.
TWELFTH AND CLAY STREETS.
ADMISSION. o5c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-13


suits accomplish stock:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
LETTER
TELLS Or HUNGER
ON MEDITERRANEAN
First Hand Account Received
Here Frcm Lad With Naval
Forces Describes Actual Condi-
tions in J~ugo-slavia.

FIFTY homeless little wallis in a
small seaport on the Adriaiie. exist
ing on the bounty OF a United states
warship stoppins there on cruise are
only one OF the many phases Of want
and suffering In J~ugo-Siavia described
at FIRST hand Ia a letter received here
hy Niss Dorothy OhmarL from her
brother Leslie. who ir with the vnited
states naval forces touring the Med
it%erranean.
The letter was written from spal-
alto. Daimatia, on June 40. ION ne
east coast OF the Adr'atic. Just a short
Distance above Montenegro, IN what
WIS formerly Austria, n says Ia
part - understand u II nov Il part
OF JuEo-Siavla. and the people here
are very frieni ~ TO the United States
and very hostile to Great Britain aud
i,aiy. when the nrst american ships
rnf here the people we're starving and
they are in u deplorable condition
even Vet. There are at least hfty
homeless little boys who eat on the
ships. and sleep on trash piles ashore.
s0od knows what they Will 10 when
winter comes. They are nice &c and
very grateful for the food and clothes
which We give them"
They scrub our clothes. wash
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02
TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION URGES
DISCUSSION or AMENDMENTSTO
CONSTITUTION OF NEW MEXICO


shall not At any time exceed the sum
OF two million (tal 600. ooo) except 10
meet allotments OF federal funds
made to the state Z o aid Ia consiruc-
o and Improvement Or roada.r
Let Il be noted that the foregoing
paragraph IA not n proposal to vote
81. Oono0o OF bonds. II IA a proposal
to permit the legislature 10 issae
bonds FOR roads n bridges 20 any
amount without a vote OF the quail.
fled electors. the only restriction be-
ing that not more than t2.00o. 000 OF
bonds shall be issued payable ont III
a tax levy. and this limitation will
not apply n, In the judgement OF the
Legislators. more n are needed to
meet federal aid for roads.
The second and third amendments
proposed affect public and
expenditures. In view OF the rapidly
increasing tax rate wen person con
trihuting 20 tho support of the govern
ment should carefully study these
proposals aa 20 the Necessity and
wisdom Of their adoption. Are they
IN accord with approved principles Of
popular government Are such
changes advisable or will they bring
about improved conditionsf Are
, they necessary from any point OF
viow7 Thene questions should not he
answered "cff hand" The intelligent
citizen will a Information and dis
cussion before reaching a conclusion
either affirmatively or negatively.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-02

Santa Re. n. ~. Aug. Ain It's
September issus. the New Mexico Tax
Review viii discuss the three amend
menta proposed ~ The las- legislature.
These amendments viii BE- voted upon
a. a special electlon to De held Tues.
day. september 10. 1915. snd are a.
l-fo amend article peven by add
soidiefA aud sailors to vote when alb
seat from the state at the i'm Of an
election.
ITO amend section three, article
fourteen and section thirteen, article
twelve, relating to state institutions
10 AZ to place all the state educational.
charitable. pennl and reiormatosy in-
situations under tho control Of a beard
OF four members receiving an annual
salary OF $4,000 each.
1-To amend section eight Of article
nine Of The state constitution which
rolates TO the limitation Of the In
~debtcdness Of the state. The effect Of
the amendment Is to place in tho
hands OF the legislature the power 70
issue bonds for building roads with
out submitting the question TO n vote
Of the people.
In All probability these will he no
opposition 80 the first amendment.
The second. Il Is expected. will en-
counter considerable objection on the
part OF the various Institutions and
their friends throughout the state.
As TO the third amendment pro-
posed. the constitution at present
permits the issuance of not TO exceed
tzo0. geo OF certificates Of indebted
ness in cases OF insufnciency Of state
revenues to meet current expenres.
Bonds may be Issued 20 the amount
OF 1 per cent OF the assessed valua-
tion OF properly In the state but only
after the question OF issuing such
bonds shall have been favorably voted
upon by the people nj n general cleo
ton. The amendment proposed pro
videa that The legislature may, how
ever. In order 20 provide funds foT
construction and maintenance Of pub
lie highways n bridges, enact laWt
authorizing the issue OF bonds. debcn'
lures. or certificates OF Indebtedness.
payable at such times a. the lcgisla-
fure shall determine out of tax icNies
receipts from motor vehicle licenses
or other licenses or revenues. without
Hubmittlng such laws TO the qualified
electors or the state. and notwith-
standing that the Indebtedness 50 ere
atcd may temporarily Increase the to-
tai indebtedness OF the state 20 an
amount exceeding the foregoing limi-
tafion; provided that bonds issued
for such purposes from advaioreH
taxes levied upon tangible property