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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
SERVICE DISCONTINUED
Lumber Halfway win No Longer Curry
Pas>rnEcrS to Mount Mitchell,
Highest Mountain Prnk.
ASEITNII,I.t, X a NJ

AStGF.NIlLE. y. G.. March l5-.\fier
much discussion pro and con, the au>
th0ritieS OF the Mount Mitchell Rail
way have decided not TO resume pas
senSer service on that road, conhning
the activities OF the line TO the haul
Ing of lumber and other necessary
freight.
The line has heretofore, except for
short Etriod during the war, taken
passengers TO the summit Of Mount
Mitchell. the highest peak OF land in the
United states east of the Rocky Noun
iains lcr1ey " Crockett, the former
owners of the line, ran il for lumber
work. they being extensive lumbe r
operators. but on certain days one or
more passenger cars were run and
passengers taken 10 the peak. Thou
sands awaited themselves of the op-
portunity. Then war demands for tim
Der from the mountains of North Car
DINA became so great that the pas
SenEcr service had 10 cease. and now il
appears that i, Will not be resumed
certainly not unless the present own
crS should invest III new equipment
for the DurpOSc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
HYPO-COD MADE HER
STRONG, HEALTHY GIRL

MY daughter had no appetite and
was peevish all the time. She was all
run down and would just hang around
in the house. sort of crying and carry
ing on all the time / knew must
get something to make her strong and
healthy. like other peoples children.
but until read about Hypo-Cod
didn't know what to get She improved
wonderfully after l got the Hypo- Cod.
She now goes out and plays with the
other children and can eat anything
YOU lay before her three times a day
and sometimes she is hungry between
meals. She sleeps fine nights now. and
seems like an altogether different girl.
What 1t has done for my daughter !
am sure II Will do for other mothers
pets. and I recommend Hypo-Cod to
anybody as n wonderful body builder
and tonic" declared MIR. c. Bellville,
| 323 Main Street. Wheeling, w. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
NEW INDUSTRIAL TOWN
b Camp Green, Near Charlotte, to BE Dc.
Neloprd for. Pearc-TImc In
dustrinI Activities.

CHARLOTTE. y. G.. March 15--As
soon as the government Of the United
States gets through with the Camp
Green property for military purpos S
it will pass into the hands of a COM
pany that has been organized for tho
purpose, and the aloe acres will nc
developed as an industrial and resi-
DENTAL section. WaterworkS Will he
installed, an clcctric-li-ht system will
be provided. sewer system will 20
along with the watcrworl;s. streets
Will be laid off, and various buildings
will be erected. The company has al
ready purchased the property. and will
have full possession OF il as soon as
Uncle Sam gets through with it. which
VIII be very soon now. The company
has several industrial plants in sigh,
for location on the property.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
ONE INSPECTION BUREAU
TAKES PLACE OF SEVERAL
New Method Adopted by Railway Ad-
ministrh,ion for Handling: Freight
In Territory OF south.

The Southern Freight, Inspection
bureau Is new one. 1t has been es-
road administration. and on the first
of this month took over tho duties of
the southern Weighing and Inspection
Bureau. the North Carolina and south
eastern demurrage bureaus and the
N;rs ana W 60 "a g..,.. .,p a..
Tennessee, East Tennessee. Louisville
and St Louis demurragc and storage
u!cans within these uouhd, les
ON the south of the Potomac River
and on the west OF the Chesapeake
Bay. in Virginia., OH ana south Of the
Ohio River west of Cincinnati mot In
Guiding Cincinnati OHIO; Newport Ky:
Covington; Ky; LUDLOW. Ky; Latonia.
Ky. Wiiders. Ky, and DE CourSey.
kyo. and on and east of the Missis-
s!ppi River. Cairo. Ill., TO New or
lolns. La, inclusive: also ali points on
the lines of the Chesapeake and ohio
Railroad in Kentucky and West vir-
ginia. except between CatiettsDurg
Ky. and Newport. Ky. inclusive, all
points on the lines of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad and the Nirginian
railroad in West Virginia. ana nclud-
ing Hagcrstown, Md. /. 6. Marley is
manager and T. NJ. Hardin assistant
manager of the Southern Freight In
Spcc;ion bureau, with headquarters in
Atlanta.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
THOUGHT CHILD WAS
CATCHING THE FLU

My daughter caught a bad cold
and cough just at the very height of
the influenza epidemic, and I knew
II I didn't build her up strong and
well right quick she would be mighty
apt to catch the 'lu.' She was fever
iah and coughed SO much that I was
really afraid OF pneumonia. Her eyes
watered all the time. and her nose
run perfect sight. She lost her APP
petite and got 80 weak and was having
headaches and feverish spells so fire.
quently ! decided things were getting
desperate, hut fortunately got n bot
tie oCHypo-Cod. and she has now used
TWO bottles. 1t Is wonderful. wish
you could sec her now. She Is like n
new girl. She eats great big hearty
meals now and is just as well, strong
and healthy as she has ever been In
her life. The first bottle cured the
cough and cold and the second bottle
built her up and gave her nerves and
strength wonderful boost. Her
heaaachy spells are gone, and 1t really
helped my daughter SO much 1 gladly
praise 1t publicly" declared Mrs.
LOWE Ancarrow, whose family ,s one
OF the oldest In the State Of Virginia
Their home is at 251o o Street Rich
mond, Va
II member Of the family IL down
with the "1u" or some other danrer-
Gus disease, don't fail to give the rest
OF your family good strengthening
TOM, Toni Earie,a Hypo- Cod fortihes
resisting vitality and builds them up,
bani6hing coughs. colds. bronchial and
catarrh troubles. Read what users
say above. Read the formula on eaoh
bottle. Take a bottle home tonight
You can get Earle's Hypo-Cod at
IIagie's drug store. and doctors. drug
Gists and thousands of users swear by
it--Adv. =.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

this month and the warehouses WIN
close doors untii the time for the SELL
Ing OF the 1919 crop begins. say about
tho first or middle OF AUGUST.
The Winston-Sa icm market this sea-
SON VII! 20 we'll past the 4O.oQ0.000
mark IN the amount of its loose leaf
sales. giving Danville 4 pretty close
run for iirSt place on tho list or bright
leaf markets..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
nnncomhc Must nnvc Good Hoad,.

NSIF.N II.I.F, =. Q, MArch lI--Thc
good roads fever shows no sign of
abatement in iuncombc County In
TACT. IL IS on the increase. The more
tn" people see of really good roads the
more enthusiastic they become and the
more determined they are that Bun
E"mhr county shall have the hest OF
MiShwaNS IN every par; Of the county.
Ih"N an. now discussing another bond
issu" OF SIpor."O0. the proceeds to be
used exclusively FOR good roads An
election viii doubtless he held between
now and thc AN Of tho Nnnr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

circulation is "duaiized. sympathetic
nerves all sooihcd, and soreness or
lamencSs disappears.
Sloans Linimont is probably the
counter-irritant most widely used TO
overcome painful inflammation in
cases OF neuralgia. sore muscles,
wr.rchcd joints, strains, bruises. govt.
Rubbing is not required. This clear.
clean LIQUID Is easily applied as il does
not stain The skin
Generous size bottles al your drug
glsts-3oc, coo, $l2o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
PAIES AND ACHES YIELD
QUICKLY TO SL0AN'S LINLMENT

~ Are you tormentcd by %curalpln.
Lumbaso, Sciauca or any Of those
aches that require 8 .rri,ant?
Then let the soothing. warlnn. appH-
cation OF Sloan's Imminent stop tnc
pain by drawing the blood away from
the congestcd part.
the blood rushing TO the mflauied
muscle or Joint that makes you ache.
30 when Sioan's l.inin"nt relieves the
s'wolIen blood vessels ~ setting lip +.
}countcr-irritant on the surface. The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
BEST tonic FOR CHILD
after ILLNESS--NA Them ROSY
CHECKED, ROBUST and STRONG QUICK
Children Weak, Thin Pale After Illness or Always
Catching Cold Underweight and Thin Should
Be Given Hypo- Cod This Time of Year
Stops Cough and COld-Builds
Them Upwards On
Winter Ills
STATEMENTS OF MOTHERS
PUBLISHED ON THIS PAGE

IT is important that child be built
up quickly after sickness in order TO
fortify their systems for still more
dangerous diseases and combinations.
and nothing the doctors have SO FAR
discovered equals Ear!e's Hypo-C
the formula OF which is published
below.
II is not the strong, robust. healthy
child who gets sick. II is the fast
growing. thin child and mothers should
help nature with such IL tonic at this
time OF the year in order to ward off
wintry ills. Influenza la grippe, pncu-
mania. coughs. colds. bronchial, ca
tarrhal and weak lung troubles.
II Make. Them Strong
Get a bottle OF Earle's Hypo-Cod at
nearest drug store and watch how it
revivcs their appetite. relieves the cold
and cough, strengthens their lungs and
makes them shout and play as huskily
as the other children. Directions come
with each bottle. and mothers will find
that the little folks play more, sleep
sounder. eat hca ritter and look healthier
In just Il few days. 1t gives them new
weight and strength and increases
their disease resisting vitality in re-
markable manner. and parents need
never fear colds and wintry ills when
children arc in perfect health.
The doctor will recommend Earlc's
Hypo-Cod. Show him the formula
which appears on every bottle OF the
genuine. 1t is made by the nationally
known Earle Chemical Company, which
insures the finest ingredients
Earle's Hypo-Cod contains the com
pound syrup of hypophosphites. cod
liver cNtractives. malt, iron wild
cherry bark and wine. and the beauty
about Earle's Hyno-Cod is that II
tastes SO good children arc fond OF T..
and 1t agrees perfectly with the most
delicate stomach
AS proof OF its universal use among
careful mothers the statements OF sew
cral people are published on this page
showing just what Earlc's Hypo Cod
will do and how enthusiastic parents
become over this splendid preparation.
Read what they say on the right,
and then get % bottle Of the genuine
Earle's Hypo-Cod. made by the Earle
Chemical Company. Tragle's Drug
store has II always.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
DAIRY CATTLE CLUB FOR
HENR|CO YOUNGSTERS
Richmond Chamber OF Commerce
{nauguratcS Scheme for Hoi-
stein breeding.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB FORMED
Engineered by Chamber and FL
nanccd by Richmond Isank-I'if-
teen Purc-I,red Holstcins Dcl;v-
cred to Club Members.

Some time ago the Richmond Cham
Der OF Commerce became Interested in
agricultural development in the re-
SionS close to Richmond. The cham
Der has always felt 4 large interes, in
such matters, but lately this interest
mas been taking Il practical turn. 1t
has committee on agricu!turr of
which Oliver j. Sands. president of the
American National Bank is chairman
rms committee conceived the idea Of
getting the very youthful farmers OF
iicnrico county more interested in the
cattle and dairy business and especially
III thoroughbred cattle. y plan was
QUICKLY set on foot for the organiza-
ZION OF society or club To be known
as the Boys and Girls Registered
Dairy iieifcr Club. of Henrico and
Chairman Sands and w. l.. Kirby. agri-
cultural agent OF the chamber, got
busy with the organization.
The first thing TO be looked after
was plan for financing the club
chairman Sands solved this problem
through the American National Bank
ana brought forth Il proposition to
huN the calves necessary to give tho
Gun boys and girls n start and sell
mem to members at cost. giving them
~ IN" time required TO pay the money,
,aklhE their notes. with their parents
Endorsement. bearing , per cent in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

pRNkr.S EI.NNIW, \. MAECh -
Fhe sales %. dark tobacco on this
narkct were not quite as heavy this
geek as last. lipwcNcr, The market
Sntinuc1 Very active and on all leaf
hat was :. good condition prices he'd
W well. Some damaged and soft order
Shaccos offered This wcci, sold low and
SGucsd the @eueral average consider;
hlv. SAFES g"c expected 10 he small
son1 now unit! IN. end OF the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
~ - ,nr.. nf Cron nt Enrm,Ilic.

3 FARMVlI.I.E. VA, March lo-SaIes
eef leaf tobacco this week amounted I"
pas pounds which hrohGht an az
4 ycry good figure considering that
a.. off,-ings Mcrc ,thc 'lcaNnSs" OF
de cror. i'h-' order Of the tohacc"
srcrcd this week was better imam mas
Nm The ease for several weeks past
Z The lands having sufficiently dried
s,i the farmers in this territory are
srain busy wiih their pianibcds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16
TOOK BOY OUT
OF SCHOOL, HE
LOOKED So BAD
Doctor Said Lung Troublesome Did
Not Think He Could Live-Mother
Gave Him Hypo-Cod.
LOOKS E'ISE-GOEs TO
SCHOOL EVERY DAY NOW

My boy was so sickly looking, pale
and he claimed II was his lungs. He
was unable to digest good food and
had no appetite and just dragged
around looking lifeless and frail until
read about Hypo-Co and got n bot.
tie for him. lie can eat better now
and seems SO much stronger and moro
active and lively 1t Is n revelation and
] am elatcd. | am more than ple,sca
with Hypo-Cod and cannot say enough
in it's behalf. Some did not think no
could hrc another year. but he started
back TO school again and hasn't mis-.
sed day. I'm still! giving him Hypo
Cod as directed on the bottle and he
steadily improves" writes Mrs. Geo.
Gibson. Jacksonburg, w. Va.
Makes Little Folks Fat.
Fast growing. puny looking. pale
and thin boys and girls can be made
into rosy-cheeked. robust, healthy
looking youngsters in just a little
while II their parents will aid nature
with Earle's Hypo-Cod. Doctors recon-
mend II. Druggists recommend IL
and thousands OF parents praise Earle's
Hypo-Cod. 1t contains the ingredi-
en;s noted in the article on the left
Get bottle and submit ii to the
family physician and he will tell YOU
i, is just fine for little people and
srown-ups. too.
II Is made by the nationally known
Earle Chemical Co.. which insures the
Anest in medicine. &c, bottle tonight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

IYNCHBCkG. w. March 10, ~
Week footed up 6lo4oc pounds. Thus
&, viii he seen that the receipts Mere
tighter this week than last Gut In, tns
Eait;,, ~. ntfcrings as Il whole more
Iesira6le, the result being prices were
\ The demand for all grades in Soo1
Ssxaropc price was better than last
Is eek.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

e SOUTU EOSION. NN- MHTVF TT'-
gales on the South Bosion market
continue about AS heavy as ihcY haNc
Hnnn for the past three weeks, the
saics his week being about too'"oo
Wounds. which brought the tota! Tor
The season TO over 25,ooo,ooo pounuH.
Prices for The week were l!tt.c 49, ~.
ihr around SIS per hundred pounds,
Light sales are expected from now
until the market closes on April D.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-05
THURSDAY
The Great NAZIMOVA
in Toys of Fate

Thrills the Very Soul. Something About 1.-THE Toys OF Fate: "Toys|
of Fate is Nine. Nazmovas second great Screen Classics production, al
magnificent successor to Revelation" In this vital, human document
the celebrated Russian actress plays the part of "Azah, "a gypsy princess
of whom fate demands that she avenge the wrong done her mother. The
cup of love is placed at Azahs lips, only to be snatched roughly away,
and life seems to play at cross purposes with this truehearted little
daughter of the Romany race. Idylc surroundings of great beauty
form the background for dynamic events of dramatic power. Reward and
recompense come tic the gypsy girl when she has offered her life 10 save
another, and destiny at last gives her the full measure of happiness sol
long withheld. There is a unforgettable quality in Toys of Fate" and
in the superb work of the great Nazmova as "AZah."
This Great Production VIII Be Shown One Night Only, THURSDAY
First Show. 1870; Second, 900 ADMISSION, 10 AND 25 CENTS
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-05
STATE NEWS.

Canton-A petition has been filed
with the city commissioners asking
them to take steps to meet the gov
eminent requirements so that Can
ton may have free mail delivery
within the city limits. In order to
procure this service it will be neces-
sary to have house numbers provid-
ed and street signs erected.
Sioux Falls-Preliminary arrange
ments are being made for the annual
district convention of the Norwegian
Lutherans of South Dakota, Nebras-
ka, Colorado and Wyoming, which
will be held in Sioux Falls the latter
part of May or early In June-the
exact dates not yet having been Sc
lected.
Vermiliion-The loss of birds in
South Dakota has led to such an in
crease in insect life that the balance
of nature is destroyed and efforts
must be made to increase birds.
This Is the statement of w. III. Over,
of the University of South Dakota,
In a circular issued by the State &C.
illogical and Natural History survey.
Lemmon-A rural telephone com
pany has been organized by the lead,
ing farmers and ranchers of the ter
ritory north and northwest of Lem
mon and the lines to be constructed
will be connected with the Lennon
system, thus bringing them into di-
rect communication with the bust
ness houses of the town. The new
company will construct about AZ
miles Of telephone lines in the sprins
and will have between 40 and 81
subscribers to start with.
Deadwood-Through the efforts
OF Capt. Seth Bullock, Black Hill
pioneer and for years the persona
friend Of Theodore Roosevelt, tn
Black Hills Pioneer society ha
changed the name OF Sheep noun
tain. "a Deadwood, to Mt. Theo
dore Roosevelt. 1t also was decided
on motion of Capt. Bullock, hat OF
July 4 a monument is to be unveile,
on the summit Of Mt. Roosevelt L
the ex-president. From the summit
OF the mountain n Ear see over tn
plains where Theodore Roosevelt
rode al a young man when a cattle
man of western Dakota.
Flandreau-What is going to be
come OF the $4,000 in the treasur
of the Moody county Red Cross char
ter? The officials of the northerf
division at Minneapolis have aske
that the money be turned over I
Them at once, but the local official
of the chapter do not intend to sen
the funds to Minneapolis unless the
are compelled to do so. asserting tina
the Red Cross is not a war relief o.
ganization alone, but is a relief OF
~ganization for all calamities. Cor
sequently they argue that the none
should remain in Flandreau to b
used as necessity may demand. tn
outcome Of the controversy will b
watched with much interest by othe
chapters, some Of which have eve
larger amounts in the treasures tina
has the Moody county organization
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-05

PaS ~ ohhA Twin ~ ~
hall.
Plans and specifications submitted
by city engineer for paving Egan
avenue S from the north side Of the
c., M. & st. p. railroad track to the
north side of Fourth street S were
on motion adopted and filed with
the city auditor, Mayor Robertson
voting yes, Commissioner A. G.
Schmidt yes, Henkin yes.
The following bills were on mo-
ton allowed, Mayor Robertson vot-
ing yes, Schmidt yes. Henkin yes:
Jas. Robertson, mayor, sal
airy oo.of
A. G.. Schmidt, commission
er, salary ........... 50.OO
Joseph Henkin, commits
sioner, salary ......... 5000
VIM. Rae, auditor, salary
for quarter .......... 5000
C. j. Porter, attorney, sal
airy for quarter ....... 10000
John w. Walden, reasur-
err, salary for quarter 5000
DR.. Kellogg, health officer,
salary for quarter ..... 5000
A. e. Fuller, fire warden,
salary for quarter -. $500
Madison Dray Line, freight
and drayage ......... 1884
Express Company, express
on supplies ......... 1876
Andrew Berklo, unloading
cOai IV.oV
Busch-Sulzer Co., cone and
valves extra for engine. $500
c., M. & st. p, Co., freight
on car soft coal ....... 126.43
Grant Winesburg, chief of
police. salary ......... 10000
Peter Nerdahl, police, sal
airy 5000
Arbor Green, police, salary 5000
A. Kalkbrener, bandmaster,
salary 1890
VIM. Woestman, for band. 5000
Security State Bank, rent
for rest room ......... 5000
Mrs. C. A. Kelley, for rest
TOOTH EU.Vu
Dakota Central, phone mes
SdstS I.4u
Sheridan & Son. five years
insurance on city hall. S9.41
Jens Jergensen, garbage
collector for 3 months. 10000
Lee Corning. repairs on fire
a oo.os
Eric Natwick, cement work
work at city hall ...... 23.7s
C. l.. Colman Lumber Co.,
lumber and cement -. 1878:
r. b. Fitzgerald, hardware
and pipe ........... 144.31
Henry Morgan, drayage F.. 81!
!, VIM. Rae, postage ....... 800
F. l.. Mease, printing pro-
ceedings and notices -. 11.8.
j. f. Stahl, printing pro-
ceedings and notices -. 45.4l
Commercial West, advertis-
:. ing n .......... 60
: Independent Dray Line,
drayage ........... OF
Western Union, kilograms. 1913
Jack Tibbetts, hauling fire
: truck, Peck fire $3.50. 80
F. G.. Mitchell, street COM
missioner ........... lZ5.O'
John Gerhardt, cleaning
streets o1.u'
Roy Beasley, gravel ..... 60.7I
Guy Caldwell, work on
streets with team $3.50. 1876
Wallace Hurry. work on
streets with team ..... 1885,
lC. ]. Warfield, gravel at
disposal works ........ 30O.0'
: Aug. Schaldack, engineer
and extra work ....... 1888
. John Bake. engineer and
extra work .......... 1879
A. J. Baldwin, work at Nor
mai oU.V'
e Frank Finnie, work at Nor
mai IV.u'
f. G.. Q~uarnstrom, SUPER
n intendent, salary $500. 1900
: A. r.. Reyberg, lineman,
salary ............... 500
John M. Wilson, fireman,
salary ............... ss.5
2 John Parker, fireman, sal
airy Sol
John Beck, fireman, salary $50
C. l.. Breedlove, work and
material for pumps -. 52.5
3 Joe Welch, work On engine 1853
Barney Moran, work on en-
CINE 1850
Richard Budde, work on
engine ............... $50
o. M. Cummings, painting
O. engines 56.4
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-02-05
cleaning steam guage

cleaning steam guage..
Jenkins Bros, packing for
steam pumps ........
Johns anville, packing for
steam pumps ........
Sherman Williams Paint
Co., paint for pumps .
w. s. barley, hydrant
thawer ..............
American Steam Pump Co.,
feed pump ............
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-11
PROTEST INEQUALITIES
FOR VIRGINIA COUNTIES
Hcdistricting of State to Como Up
Before General Assembly
Next Year.
ORDERED TO BE DONE IN 1912
Legislature Fails to Take Action OH
constitutional Irovision-Onc Del
cgate in House Permitted Each
10000 Population.

The question of rcdis;rcting the
state according to population for rep
resentation in the General Assembly,
measure required by the Constitution
70 have been done in 1912, but which
tliled OF action by the Senate prob-
aoIE Will be an important one before
inc next session. according to insisten.
GOSSIP around the Capitol
Numerous protests have been voiced
legged inequality of representation in
tho Legislature. and there is widespread
uenland that the Assembly of 1920 get
together and smooth these out
Delegate for Each 10000.
The House Of Delegates has, under
constitutional provision, a membership p
oi iuo' or a delegate for approximately
every 10000 citizens. To keep the
representation equally distributed. the
ture shall beginning in 1912. redistrict
the state every ten years Such a bill
passed the House in the year named
but failed in the Senate.
Protests arc made that TazewelI and
Buchanan Counties. with a combin ned
have one delegate. while that repre-
sentation is equaled in the law-makine
body by the County of AppomattoS
which has only 5000 citizens
Representation UNEQUAL
Wise. and Dickinson Counties have
population of about $4,000, and have
one delegate. Yet Fauquier and Lou
uouE counties. comprising a popula-
tlon OF less than 10000. have three. one
Many other inequalities. too numerous
20 mention, are pointed out by those
who think the Legislature should take
action AT the next session.