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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
DRINKERS TAKE CURE
Pennsylvania Aaiosnmen Decide 70
OPeR Theiv Desrs
Monday.

CHESTER. PA. July S.--Members Of
tho Delaware County Liquor Dealers
Association decided yesterday they
would open their places on Monday
morning for the sale of tx per cent
beer. Two hotels In the city have been
open since the wartime law became
effective. disposnG OF one.half uer cent
beer and doing such profitable busI-
ness that tho other hotel men have con-
Guided to get into the game again.
The whisky drinkers are the ones
who seem TO be the greatest sufferers.
and those who doubt the water cure
Of the public breathing spots. A col
lection OF DRINKS. gathered from Nil
over chester and its environs. are TAX
ing the water cure out there since the
saloons shut of their supply Of boozr.
Forty men were counted lying around
the cool spring and fiji up with its
eShtiarattng drafts when tho pains OF
thirst opertahe them. Then they roll
around on the grass and maybe catch
little nap. The walking brings on
tho thirst again, and another trip to
the spring satisfies the "Innards" for
the time being. These mon dnclar.
they feel pretty good" Some Of
these mon have not had drink OF
hard liquor since Monday night. The
crowd OF th!rstiea increases with the
hot days,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
THERE'S HIS RECORD;
DOES HE GET A JOB?"
Poster Appeal Made by Colonel Woods
In behalf OF tho Service

WASHINGTON. July S-Mo-e than
half million copies OF posters, en-
titled Put Fighting Blood in Your
Business" have been distributed
throughout the United States from the
office OF Colonel Arthur Moods. assist
ant to tho secretary of War. in charge
OF finding jobs for soldiers.
The poster is printed in colors and
X designed TO call to the attention OF
the nation end particularly employers.
the duty he owes OF giving employ
ment TO returned service men. In the
upper ieft-hand corner OF the poster,
is a shield similar to that of the
United States, bearing the names Can
tigny. Cha;eau-Thierry. ST Mihe,. Ar
Ronne. Marne--and in the lower right
hand corner are printed the words.
Here's his recoid-does he get a job"
The basis OF the picture is a line OF
fighting men.
The pos;c. 10 being displayed In rail
road stations. churches and other pub
lie places. The Boy Scouts nave been
enlisted TO aid in its distribution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
NATIONAL CAPITAL BECOMES
GRETNA GREEN OF VIRGINIA
Seven Couples From Old Dominion
Marry In Washington on
Last Saturday.

the Grctna Green of Virginia lovers
seems eyiden, from tho number OF
couples from the Old Dominion who
were granted marriage licenses in the
national capital on saturday No less
IMAM seven happy brides and grooms
i avn forth on the matrimonial sea
afler trip to the clerks office
The names Of the contracting
Parties were: James X. Voolfolk and
He'll and Fora NJ Hreeden. OF Scat
Pleasant. Nil. and Ballston, Va; David
O. Jet, and Ruby r. .Jett, of Fred
Louise Hudson. of ped,ar Mills and
Pheasant View: While r. Kishpaugh
and lnez Chinn. Of Spotsylvania and
Bridget {. Fox. of Fortress Monroe
ana CLIFTON Forge and Frank Nessel-
sOdt, OF keminEton. and Sarah Il Raaf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
If YOUR BLOOD
IS YOUR LIFE
How Necessary Is Pure
Blood to Your Good
Health.

Pure blood is as necessary 10 your
good health as the air you breathe
the food YOU cat and the water you
drink.
When the blood becomes clocced
with impurities. YOU suffer from con
stipa tion. your nerves arc weakened.
your head aches and you feel gcner-
ally rundown ard exhausted
The best and quickest way TO cleanse
the blood Of the impurities which cause
the trouble is 10 lake the treatment
prescribed by A successful physician
for his patients.
This liquid treatment. ready pre-
pared. is known as Prescription C-o.23
II Is taken in small doses because il
Is concentrated, and hcilG readily ab.
sorhnd. clcanses the blood of the inn
pufi;!cs which cause ybur i'll health
After uSinS Prescription C-2223 for 4
short time. your skin viii have that
glow OF health, Indicating that your
body is being nourished 10y pure red
blood.
Prescription C-22o3 contains no mcr-
curry. opium. morphine. choral or
StrSchninc. II Is for sale BY most
good drug stores at $3.50 4 bottle, or
the C-2223 Laboratory, Memphis, Tom,
Will mail to you on receipt OF price.
Clip and mail this advertisement for
literature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Today and Tonight
in Richmond

Common Council will meet for
the reGufAY July s~ssion. 3.
kiwnnis Club will hold weekly
luncheon IN the rooms of the Hu.i-
ness Mems Club. Judge J. Hoge.
Ricks being principal speaker. I $50.
Devotional exercises Incident to
rehabilitation of colored treops
will begin with prOcession from
ths coiored Army and Navy Club, {.
lakewood Memorial Association
will hold animal seasion and cleo
tion of officers AT ~. Johns Epis-
copRl Church. 4.
The board OF directors of the
Rentefa' md COnsumers' League will
meet at the home OF Mrs. j. n. An
derHor. Jr.. 2522 STUART Avenue, 3.
Lyric, vaudeville, 3,30, 1910 and
$3.50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Rusy News Notes.

over 1000 colored troops arrived a,
Camp Lee on Saturday from Newport
News. and about 1000 casuals also
came in. The mastering out ofricer ut
the camp is very busy. in giving SOL
diers their discharges. At the same
time recruiting for the new army has
been active
a committee Of citizens !s engaged
In soliciting the sum of $4,000 for
financing the reor5anized White Rib
BON cadet Band to enable n 10 give
concerts for the benent OF the public.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Yeuns ana whste-H..ses.

CHEYENNE. WYo.. July Seer.
geant J. W. Roberts, formerly of Dea
Mo!nes. has white hair today, though
he Is not out OF his tUenties. Roberts
was recently discharged from the
months overseas he participated in
several battles and was wounded in
each, receiving Ave rifle wounds in
the less On top OF all this he came
wife and two children had suceumbed
10 the. influenza during the epidemic
last winter. Now he Is working with
the Union Psciho Railroad Company
here as a crossing Waterman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
IAst for SchoIarshIn.

INN Y II NE. July b.--TNe COngveGa-
lion OF the First Presbyterian c[iurch
announces that subscription list for
tho William II Laird Scholarship al
Union Theological Seminary at Rich
rnond VIII be opened immediately II
IL proposed TO raise the sum OF 10000
which VIII be invested. the interest
tc defray the expenses Of some worthy
Young man who wishes 10 fiji himself
for the ministry. TIE scholarship will
DC permanent memorial TO tho late
pastor OF the First Presbyterian
Church here, and Will be known as the
w r. Laird Scholarship" No con-
tr!bdtioas will he solicited by IN,
church. and all will be voluntary. IL
Is expected that the fund will have
been raised before July Is. the date
on watch the minister died year ago
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Accepts Penn.,,y.nin ,,u

WINUi1STisR. July G.-Thc Rev.
Joan w: Qu:n ton. who wa. acting
church here during the absence of
the Rcv. Or. W. ID. Smith with the
american army in France. has &c.
ctpteo call extended recently by IN.
restry OF Grace Church. Ailcntown
-. End will begin his work ,bera
september l. He vii succeed ina
rev, Or. Kline. who is retiring on ac.
Cnurch thirty-siN years. The Rey. MIR,
Quin'oh. who 10 native OF Mass.
cnusets; was for nine years IN charge
JEFFERSON County. W. Va. and HE
Work tnc'e was highly succes.fni
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
DIVIDING MEXICAN LAND
(arranra Prepares to Distribute rroperty
valued at S22. 200. 900
pesos

MEAiCO CITY: July s-Ths government
is preparing TO distribute among the neopis
approximately GoH0 hectares COT two and
onc.haif acres OF lsnd valued al .oo6oco
Hohos, which represents ConcrssIon, given
to comparatively few individuals by sc -
era! governments previous 10 the Carran.a
All these concessions have been cancelt d
by tho pTescn; government. The pers"n.
TO whom the land will he given must agree
To cultivate the property. commission
nf federal engineers Is visiting several
meat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Rain Makes Weeds Grow.

T.INCHKUItG. July 6.-Because the
farmers OF that section were over
whelmed with growth OF weeds and
grass. as result of ten days OF rain
rcyiva, at the Roonsboro Methodist
Church was deferred n week until to-
morrow. Having had fine weather dur
ing the past week, the FARMERS have
cauEh, UP so with their work that
they will be able to attend the services
next week. The evangelist will be Rev.
J. :. Gresham. pastor OF West End
Methodist Church. this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
rInn to start on HiEh~.

LFNCHDURG, july S-Worix /. .oon
70 De started by contractors ON three
iess OF state highway on main roads
ioadins out Of Lynchburs. the work
H. gone under the supervision Of
OF these sections viii he oil miles in
iehSiA on the old Campbell Courthouss
isoad, taking up the Improvement a,
10 present terminus and carrying 4.
On IN the direction OF the county Seat
ms improvement; will be bitufniuou.
macadam. The Eores, Road will Re
given 90 miles Of water-bound macad-
burg Natural Bridge Highway viii be
started between Lynchburg and snow
dcn. the Initial contract being for ass
miles Of bituminous macadani.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Young Busfne.. Men. Club.

The YOUNG BUSINESS Mems Club VIII
NEE, Tuesday night to hear an adj
dress by K. y. Ellis. county agent at
Waverly. and y. G. White. OF this
City Mr. Ellis will speak on "Rcla-
business Man" and Mr.. White will
talk on the Detailed Workings or a
Building and Loan Association" The
club recently organized 4 building and
loan association. with a maximum can
ital of 100000 and the necessary
papers are being prepared for a char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

under WHICH soldiers who have re-
turned from tao service might par
t'cipatc IN tho primary. despite the
failure to qualify themselves by the
prepayment OF their capitRtion taxes
PRIOR TO six months before the elcc.
t'on. The conference took on the
Ivrm Of round table. and every
phase Of the matter was discussed
pro and con. the result being reached
,hat there VAS no way b. which tile
oidscr would be permitted 10 vote II
committee expressed its regret over
the situation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Many Go III mo Air.

BRlSTOl.. July 6.-L.euteaant L. D.
Hepinstan of the Bristol Aero Club
who made two exhibition flights at
Arlington on the 9Th OF July. also made
ing flights. Among those who accom-
panied him in his special nights were
Miss Elizabeth Stuart daughter of
Judge Alexander stuart: Miss Rachel
Bell. daughter of }. W. Bell. president
OF the First NatiOna! Bank al Ah;nG-
ton. and Miss Gay Summers, daughter
OF l.. Il. Summers. prominent Abingdon
attorney.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Decidea SaIarr CT.

LYNCfiBURG. July s.-In petition
10Y writ OF mandamus BY H. T.
Achms. city treasurer against John
Al. otey. city auditor. Judge Christian
in the Corporation Court has sustained
a part OF the contentious OF the pc
application grew out OF the effor, Of
the city council to reduce the salary
OF the office from $500 to. $500 a
year aud 10 cut off $1,000 sppropria-
deputy treasurer. The court held that
the city Council 10 reduce The salary
but that II could withdraw the appro-
printion for dtputy'F pay and writ
OF nandamus ordered to require the
city 20 restore the salary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Dreak Up Another sun.

Dh.N IIsLE, July G.--Tederal aud
state Officers continue to prosecute
an energetic campaign apainst H.
moonshiner and report two seizures
made during the past three days. One
Illicit plant was broken up at Whit
man. IN Mccklenburg County. and an.
other on Myco Island, in Halifax No
arrests We're made in these instances
On July 3. the officers took possession
o! large touring ear at South Boston,
,hia containing a large quantity of
Liquor. also arresting L. w Shepherd
In connection with the liquor He
IL held for the county grand jury
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

ance will be raised this week. and the
full development fund VIII be ready
for use. and will be disbursed and used
under the direction OF committee of
Petersburg business men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
SELF POISONING
Of VITAL ORGANS
The Plant Juice Man Explains
How Catarrh Is the Cause Of
Most Diseases.
Is AT TRA1LE'S DRUG STORE
Claims Plant Juice Eliminates
the Germs of Catarrh and
Gives New Vigor.
S AT TRAaLE'S DRUG STORE

Any physician Will tell you how
widespread and far-reaching ia the
dangerous influence of catarrh, II be-
ing the cause OF most ell ailments
and Diseases a; the present time In
an interview. the Plant Juice Man,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Have Pledged s4n.nnn.

The people OF Pctershure nave
pledged $4,000 TO meet the proposition
Of subscription of s55o.ooo by the Du
FONT Chemical Company. to be used
in the development of Petersburg and
Hore%ell and the adjacent asricul-
tural section. Petersburg has to
raise an additional $4,000. for which
the nu Pont Co. IS pressing. This bal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
SUBMARINE CHASER II
TO VISIT PETERSBURG
Craft Is Expected to TIe-Up nj Dock
Some Time Monday. Sched-
ME Announces.
u,,. CO..,

ISptSIdI 20 TIC lHIes- L1IspAt Ch.
PETERSauRHi. w, July 6.-The
been up TO Richmond, viii come up
the Appoma,toN TO Petersburg ,omor-
row. The object OF her visit Is to
encourage naval resulting. She is fully
equipped for ofense and defense, and
has full complement OF officers and
men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
The Weather
Furnished by Z. .. Weather Bureau,

Forecast: Virginia.
Pair In north. local
thunder showers and
confer south portion
Monday; Tuesday fair,
With moderate temper
atureH.
North Carolina-I.o-
chi thunder showers
Monday: Tuesday fair.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
.lUPTON SELLS ORCHARDS
TO M|LL|OA-DOLLAR FIRM
American Fruit Growers. Inc,
Obtains Possession Of, $40 Acres
at Winchester.
CHURCH TO HOLD MEETING
Annual Convention OF South Pied.
mont District to BE Held at Snow
creek Church-Otlicr News From
Virginia Points.
ispecial to The Times-Dispa,ch !,


WINCiiESTER. July 6-Thc Amerj.
can Fruit Growers Inc or pit.shurrh
"a. recently Incorporated with n CAPT
- ,,. a,seK or s1.5,Ooo.ooo. has begun an
The winchester district. II iaa bought
mrs, CLASS orchard properties in West
VIRGINIA and Maryland. Az we'll AS
consummsted in the w:nchestsr TO terr Ge
,ory was put through yesterday. when
?. H. Upton whc recently resigned
from the state Corporation Commits
disposed Of his orchard holdings, an
proximating ESQ acres. and ninsts. acres
OF farm land. all in Frederick Gounty,
LOT 100000 The snle WAS made to
rssentinE the Pittsburgh corporation.
The property sold by Mr. Lupton in
ciuues a large orchard Of Newton Pip
pms; planted about thirty years ago by
his father. the late Or. John s. Lup,on.
,hc pioneer commercial fruit grower
of Northern Virginia Ono hundred
and forty acres Of the orchard land
& c. Tyler. of Washington. and the
latter has disposed OF his one half in
terest to Harry f.. Byrd. or Winchester.
ono OF the largest apple growers in the
state. Mr.. Byrd stated today that his
purchase was entirely independent OF
the sale or the one half interest in
lnis orchard 10 the apple trust through
rfed thompson Mr.. Lupton has been
Tor many years. and has made for
tune out OF the business He lis pres,
dent OF the Good Roads Association OF
Virginia and OF the Virginia Farmers
Union. and announced last might that
he intends 10 devote as much or his
time as possible 10 furthering the in
ierests OF these organizations and al
lied societies. He was for a number
OF years president Of the Eastern Frui,
Growers Association and was instrue
mental in organizing it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
To Confer on Highway.

LINtHKTKG. July 6.-Tae Board of
supervisors OF Campbell County meets
here Monday IN An adjourned session
70 MAKE an enor; to unravcl the
Brookvi!ie District road building pro-
gram. The supervisors. a month ago
by resolution. released snte-war con
tracts. and was proceeding TO reie;
all contracts, when Commemorative
Attorney 4. H. Light appealed from
the resolution. MIR. Lights move was
to save $4,000 10 the district, whereas
the move. OF the board vas designed
TO get Federal appropriation 10 match
county FUNDS on work aIgregai!ng up-
wards of $4,000. For the present the
WORK has been tied up by the appeal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
I.ocai Temperature Yesterday

!. noon temperature. ....... o.
+. ~. temperature Observation-Disclosures. %
(, ~. teri2~ra,urc 81
NS ai:nufn temperature to r. M..... ne
Minimum temperature to p M ~
.Inan temperature Yestcrday ....... a.
Normal temperature for this date. 10
ESrcss yesterday Observation-Disclosures. a
Excess since March l............, 20
EXCESS since January i................ SO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07

Local Observations at 4 T.. 81. Yesterday.
Temperature. 81: humidity. III wind d..
recti9n. northwest wind velocity. miles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Church 10 Hold ConrentIo..

i-fSChBIRG. July 5.-Tne annual
convention OF tile South Piedmont Dis
trict OF the Christian Church will he
held at Snow Creek Church. Franklin
COUNT. July lt-ls; The convention
church has arranged 20 meet delegates
at Mnrtinsviiic and ROCKY Mount Mon
day afternoon. The unified program
OF the church. the unincut!on Of all
miEH!onary and benevolent boards and
the adoption of the budget syetem by
all OF the congregations viii he the
matters OF major interest for discus
SION. .tnong the speakers will be
Nev. Z Watson. Or; 3. L. Kirshner
Mrs.. j. 7. Watson and Rev. c. Huber.
Steed. LynchbIrg: Rev j. r.. Mont
gomery. Chatham; Rev. r p. Motley
Richmond: Rev. a r. Ramsey. PITT
syiran!a County: Rev. A. G. Meadows
Stonerille. aud Rev. j. Sidney Peters
state Prohibition Commissioned. whose
subject VIII ne Temperance" The ON
cera Of tue convention are: president.
Rev. r. +, Harlow, Danviile: vice
president W. f Davis. Rocky Mount.
and secretary. o. S. b. Vents Chat
ham.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
WInche.t.r Get. Convention.

WTNCHE STEK. July 6.-Thc CUM
berland Valley Volunteer Firemen's
at Keyser w Va has adjourned to
hold its mex; annual convention in
Winchester. W. w. Long. OF kcyser,
was elected presidents: William Room.
M!ddlctown. Ia, and William w
Glass. Winchester. vice presidents:
c. l.. Jacobs. Waynesboro. Pa. secre-
tary. and William Richter, Chambers
burg, Pa. treasurer. The association
was organized In Winchester about
twenty-five years ago by volunteer
firemen in practically ali the cities
and towns in the Cumberland Valley
between this city and Harrisburg. Pa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
80 Vote for Soldiers.

No Vote Tor Soldiers.
LSNCHBCRG. July 1.-THE Camp
bell County Executive Committee OF
the Democratic party spent two hours
yesterday in conference at the rooms
of the Chamber Of Commerce in an
effort TO devise. IL possible. some plan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-07
Baths and Swin1n1inp Pools

here are, for instance, two complete T,
establishments, one for men, one for women
has It's own large swimming pool. Their.
stocked and pleasant library from which you
books at your pleasure. There is an alb
roomy and luxurious lounging space, compl
ual floor service, and SO on.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1919-01-21
BRITAON MAY IGNORE
SINN FEN ASSEMBLY

Dublin, Jan. 19.-(Associated
Press. )-Sinn Fein officials an
nounce dtoday that the meeting of
the Irish Republican Parliament
next Tuesday will be open to the
press and public on presentation of
tickets obtainable at Sim Fein head
Quartres. Representation will be
confined to elected member Of the
Parliament, but the unsuccessful
candidates and men occupying gov
ernment positions will participate.
A conference was held in Dublin
Castle today at which the Lord
Lieutenant, the Lord Chancellor,
the commander fthe forces, Attor-
ney General, and Solicitor General
considered the situation. Differ
-ences of opinion are believed to ex-
ist as to whether 1t would be wiser
to ignore Tuesdays Assembly and
proceed only against acts Of intimi-
dation or violence, or whether the
Assembly should be suppressed as
illegal. A majority Of the people
expect that the former vite will pre-
vail.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1919-01-21
WORK OF CONGRESS
FOR ENSUING WEEK

Washington, Jan. 20.-House COM
mittees will wor kthis week on the
army, navy, agricultural, Indian and
other appropriation measures which
are nearing completion while the
House Naval committee will meet
Thursday to pass on the naval build
ing program.
Final action may come this week
on the long delayed war revenue
bill. The conferees with but few
important questions remaining open
resume work tomorrow on the 1918
war profits tax rates and hope for
complete agreement on the bill by
Saturday.
Investigations of German propa'
ganda and the National Security
League will continue tomorrow as
will hearings on the railroad situa'
ton and the bill to regulate meat
industry.
Debate on the Russian situation
and general peace questions is ex
pected to be resumed in the Senate
tomorrow or Tuesday in connection
with the resolution of Se~
son, of California, Republican, de
manding withdrawal of American
| troops from Russia.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1919-01-21
Rrest. France, December 9th.


Dear Sister:-I will write you to
let YOU and my dear mother near
from me. I like it Uncover here'
the country is old but the scenery Is
beautiful. In all my travelling I
have not seen a soul that know
While the other boys were cutting
up I was looking the country over
trying to take everything in and ev-
cry little bush saw could not
help thinking Of Mrs. F. s. Davis.
Please don't think hard of me Tor
not writing before, really have not
had time. When I go to the Y. M
G. A. and the movies 1t makes me
think so much of home. When
landed in France I just realized
that I was nine thousand miles from
home.
We find things over here quite
different from the U. 8. My Lieut.
is Just as nice as he can be.
Kiss my dear old mother for mo
Tell the kids hello.
Your brother.
.-r-~~-. So JOHNNIE
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1919-01-21
ABSENCE OF J
MEMBERS.
CAUSE SMALL BUSINESS IN
THE LEGISLATURE TO-
DAY. SAUNDERS CAPI-
TAI PUNISHMENT MEA-
SURE AND TAX MATTERS
EXPECTED UP DURING
WEEK

Raleigh, Jan. 20.-The Senate
and House adjournment Saturday
until $3.50 today allowed so many
to 60 home that the matter Of quo
rum was rudely shaken but Speaker
Brummitt and 1t. Gardner were OF
the opinion that they would be able
to hold short sessions of both Hous-
es today.
For this week the passage Of tha
Daughton Income Amendment Is the
biggest proposition on the boards.
The Saunders bill to abolish capital
punishment is also up for consider
alton.
The Joyner bill for the purpose Of
putting into operation the new six
months school law is up for consid-
Grafton Friday morning and num-
ber of city superintendents are ex-
pected here to oppose the measure.