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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

Miss Ruth Laugnton. Of Wash
ington, was the week end guest of
the Misses Kemper, at their home
in Roscm0nt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

The wheel Of an automobile driven
l,v Charles B. Swan. VINO conducts
drv goods store a. King and Pity
streets. came off when Mr.. and Mrs.
swan were driving west on King street.
Yesterday. afternoon, ran on the. side,
walk and smashed-the plate glass Dis
play case IN front>of tie store Of D.
Bendheim and Son; 417 and aIa-K--..ss-
street, Mr. and. Mrs. Swan were .ln-s
injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

Willard +. Miller has sold to ChaS.
y. Bradnack house and lot l4l4 Duke
street. A deed of conveyance was re-
corded today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

J.lByron Herring left last night, 70
e:ufn TO the Virginia Polytechnic r
,titute, Blacksburg, after spending tne
loi:days with his parents. in Seu:h
Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

An innovation in the form Of a
Cafeteria cnafirg dish supper will
5e introduced By the Rector's Aid
Society Of St. Paul'% Church in their
parish hall on Thursday evening
from 6 10 8 p. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

Mr. W. f. Shouts, student at
he University of wisconsin, who
aaS been spending the holidays Wi tn
1;s mother. sIrs. Grace Shouts, Gil
Cameron street, has returned to
that Institution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

Mr.. Emmett Reid Dunn who has
been the guest Of his parents, City
Engineer f. c. Dunn, and Mrs.
Dunn returned SATURDAY to Harvard
University.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

Miss Elizabeth Hibbs, Miss Chris
!rc Cox and Mr.. Kenneth Stablrr
lave returned to Geroge School, af
.er spending the Christmas vacation
Il tbeir homes in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

The Allison w. c. T. u. will hold
) he regular meeting tonight at $50
,'cicck at the residence of Mrs. Now
and. 423 South Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

NIidshipman Thomas l.. Wattles
and his room mate, M!dshipnan
Campbc!l Minchler, who spent the
holidays with Mr. and Mrs. G. Will
lam Wattles, have returned to the
United States Naval Academy, An
rapolis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-01-05

The public anl private schools OF
jhiS city reopered today after the
1nnual Christmas holidays with i
'argc attendance. Al Of the schools
,losed the afternoon cf Decenbc
2S.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26
OVER-THE-lCE EGGS, $l.5o per dozen, at Fowler & Morris.
CHENA SLOUGH RISING;
 MUCH DRIFT IN WATER

Reports received from Fairbanks today state that the water in Cinema slough is rising steadily, having come up considerably since yesterday, due probably, to warm weather in the hills. An unusual amount of drift is reported, with large number of large trees and logs.
 The high water is proving of con- siderable help to those who are en- gagged in clearing away the debris left by the Citizen fire on the Gar den island side of the slough oppo- site Fairbanks. The nearness of the water to the charred ruins makes i, possible to throw much of the rub. bish into the stream.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

kna Shoes-Men's and Women's
 Fowler & Morris. :s... l.. .......-.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26
CARL WHITE
 MAKES STOP IN PORT

The steamer Carl White, owned and operated by Captain Carl White, arrived in port from Fairbanks shortly before midnight last night, on her first voyage of the season to the head of navigation on the Tolo- vana river, carrying passengers, freight and mail The boat remained in port until shortly after eight this morning.
 Among the through passengers on the White were: Mrs. Blanche Mar tin. o. P. Gaustad. Dave Cascaden and pr. fitzpatrick. The doctor is going to the logjam to enforce the Tolovana quarantine and to attend to such cases of flu as may develop at that point.
 The White is equipped with new boiler this season, with more power and less fuel consumption than the old one.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26
OVER.THE-ICE EGGS, sl.so per dozen, at Fowler & Morris.
ANTHONY FINDS
 CANADIANS ARE
 NOT RECOVERED

] According 10 letter received by The News yesterday from C. V. An
 thony, former Nenana carpenter,
 Canada was very hard hit by the
 world war and the people of that
 country are having very hard time recovering from the effects of it. Everything is very unsettled in Canada" the letter says. "The peo- lple in general are roaming around trying to better their conditions, but lit is like chasing mirage.
 People who were prosperous be- fore the war are now bankrupt. The government is trying to help the re- turned soldiers; also the families of soldiers who have been left desti- jtute. And. believe me, there are
 many of them.
 The wage for common labor is IS5 day and living conditions here are much the same as in Nenana. if you patronize the restaurants. But food can be bought much more .cheaply in the market than in Ne mana. Beef ranges from 12h cents
 Ia pourd to 60 cents; bacon, 20 to 6a cents; eggs, 10 cents a dozen. By
 baching one can live very we'll on a dollar day.
 The weather here is very much like that of Nenana. This town
 tPrince George) is about 500 miles east of Prince Rupert, on the Grand Trunk railroad. arrived here two weeks ago and had a good trip, de- lays enroute having given me the opportunity to look around and size things up fairly well. I don't ex- pect to have another chance to see the country, so I am taking my time and will wind up eventually in the East, where expect to settle down with my son and his wife"
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26
QUARANTINE OFF; SHOW WILL OPEN
 WITH GOOD BILL

! Rapid recovery from the effects Of
 the late flu epidemic in Nenana has
 been made possible by the action of
 the local health board, which has
 announced the lifting of the quar-
 antine established when the flu first
 made it's appearance here. The lift ! ing of the flu ban makes it possible
 for Nenanaites to resume all forms of business which were interrupted
 by the epidemic, and within a very ! few days it is believed normal con-
 ditions will again prevail.
 1 The number of flu patients at the Government hospital is growing less
 daily, there now being very few
 under treatment Several of them
 are still quite ill.
 There have been no new cases
 for number of days. and it is the belief of the health board that the epidemic has about run its course. Show Tonight.
 Following the action of the health board. Manager Joe Burns. of the Coliseum. announces that the popu- lar movie theater. which closed its doors on April. will be reopened to- night with an especially attractive show, Sleeping Fires," fve-reel feature starring Pauline Frederick. and popular Pathe.
 Manager Burns also announces ithat in future the admission charge to all shows at the Coliseum will include war tax, thus doing away with the necessity of buying war tax tickets. This is an innovation which has also been adopted by the Thorne theater in Fairbanks.
 It is the intention of Mir. Burns to make a speciality of high-class shows, and he states that he has some splendid features lined up for
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

not seen for 10 years. Jack has spent his time along the coast, while Sam searched the Interior country for homestake. Nineteen years ago the brothers separated in Val dez.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

Eenana. the Gateway to MeRtnlsy
 Nnt1o nAl PA4k.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26
the Coliseum.
 Work Proxressin9.

There has been a general resump. tion of work in the camps along the Government railroad, and the train which left town this morning took a considerable number of additional men to the various points of activity between Nenana and points beyond the canyon By the end of another week the grading operations should be in full operation again.
 Business in town has been gaining steadily during the past several days and is now nearly normal, with the promise of an unusually busy sum- mer.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

Joe Prout, foreman at the Jumbo mine, is enjoying vacation. He is leaving with dog team for a trip to the head of the Chitina and other points, and expects to be away couple of weeks. On his return he will make a short visit Outside.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

by Dr. Smith today that both mother and daughter are getting along splendidly.
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

The new city council of ketchi kan has elected an engineer to hay. general supervision of municipal inn provements
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26
BABY GIRL ARRIVES
 FOR NENANA COUPLE

A baby girl arrived at the Gov ernment hospital at II 20 last night for MT. and Mrs. w. S. Christen- sen, of Nenana, and it is announced
The Nenana daily news., 1920-05-26

Sam F. Tansy, formerly of Ne mana, recently went to Seldovia to meet his brother Jack. whom he had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Senate. Bills

i 3Sss MsSSss. nrew-y and I'orEusson--No.
IVA bill 10 .I:ucnE and rc-cn3,ct sections
e1e.. All. sslf aud 4Hl3. chapter Ias. sec
on IQi5. clS,Ner &c. Codo Of virp,ink>. 19l?
D ye)2tion ~ pCTspIS charged with c-inC
nd whose sn:fty IS doubted. Tho .ii.pusi-
1on.3p such tttSonS when found nsan,. or
si'spoei,'on Of persons who
eCpne Insane sifsSr conviction. and tho
iisposittoni OF rtt1IE feeble IN .adod per-
onsS .GhaEGrd WAN crime and confined in
1e: department .N- criminal insauc ~ q,
tate; .hospitni Or .isowh"r". when :-catorod
D. canty. which HAS taken lip. ordered 10
tstsPythtedf ami re S'f:tdi ~ .!,e Committee
fu,Honlc institutions anu EdGc:uion
Il Byy.Mr. C;ln:,oil--Au. 49,: 4 hill to pro-
idos5 for. submitting 70 ;he qualified voters
n the state the uu,ts;icn Of calling con
ittuttonai tconveu,icn.'to be held for the pur-
Which Ma tnson no. 6r,.c.rl
- D, o. s printed a:3!i reiS:"d 20 the Commit
By, MI cannon--Ns1;. ISL: y bill 70
rnefid and rc-ci..,ct' setsior L:iG of Tho Code
q MrEinia- Which 'sas tuiCn uo. oric.r;d
. d. 90 OTinsed arg rsiStrcd. 80 the Commit
,n I,ys ar IND, Canno,a, Nc, lss; pin 20
s, s,fst.6 81 vi5sinia Whirt was taken Tp
for Co,lSts- Of Justice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
WILL. APPEAR !
PROBE OF SIMS CHARGES
WILL TAKE NEW ANGLE
Admiral Relieved ur Command In
Ercuch Waters WIN Come From
Hawaii tn Testify.

| WASNiNGToN. Jan. 3i.--Thc Senate
Committee nvCstigaiing naval ticcora-
| ,Ious ana itcar-.,uinirai Sims cparucs
| mat the Navy department failed IL
| ,u-opcyate f....y WIN the aiiios uurins;
,ne war mas "Snrh tnut Kenr--\unir,i.
nliHam IL T,CJunrr. VINO WAS rvilrvcu
ratrpt IN FRENCH waters III pctuner.
i9i., ne Caitcd before II AS y witness.
-NumIr.N l. fletcher now rommnnuS the
.iAW.titn n.tsHl district.
II - Understood that ADMIRAL
tieichcr Is eager "a appear ociorn the
committee. ana has retained MAJOR
,ioncN w. Carpenter, ~ Bcrryvtiic.
M. retired marine corps officer. rs
ms counsel. lie MAS relieved of his
command rs AdEral Sims uftei tho
sinking OF the ;ranspor; Antilles with
y loss or : .Nty-SCNcn lives
According 40 Major Carpenter. Ad-
mirai Fletcher contends that the cause
"f his removal was ~ no way duc 70
amy ncElcC: on his part
After Admiral Fletcher had been
succeeded at ErcS; by Admiral Henry
II. wilson. now commanding the At
lantiU iic.t, 1t was stated officially at
the Navy Department that Admiral
Sims had determined upon this change
in commands before The Antilles WAS
sunk
~ direction Of secretary Daniels.
Roar Admiral KNAPP. commanding
waters. is seeking Information us 10
he policy Of European governments :;
Ii the matter OF decorations for naval
officers whose ships were destroyed hy
cn"uiy submarines
Dr Daniels said today no had talk II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
HEARING ON CENSORSHIP
OF. MOVIES ON TUESDAY
Exhibitor. VIII IIeivc ChaiictnY0- C.ISc
Objections to Bill In House
md SENATE.

7 i'ubhc heNvins on thcshteticf,.h teture
censorship bill Introduced in tho
House Friday viii ae held Tuesday
night n o'clock in the hall OF the
HOUSE. ot Delegates, 1t which time OK
hihitofs ana others concerned viii be
given an opportunity TO state thci-
objections 20 tho b!!.
The Dill, which has AS It's patrons
Delegates Rev. OF Accomac, and Not
tlrgh,n. OF Northampton. was before
the House Committee on Moral and
Social Welfare yesterday morning. pul
IN view &c the fact that Delegate Not
tnEham was not present II hcarln Is
was no; hold.
!. was AZ Grst determined to pro-
coed with The hearing. and the state
meat OF one OF the objcc;orS 10 the
meaSur" vas heard. Harry McNiven.
manager or two OF he Wells moving
picture houses. who was on hand, S1id
the speedy hearing on the bill was a
surprise 80 the motion picture cyhib-
itnr&. who had hccn given no notice
and were not prepared. in consequences
10 state their objections TO the hill
Tic exhibitors, he said we're not aware
unit yesterday morning that the
TcaSu-r had been introduced
hIayo e. Brown. chairman Of tho
cCnmittec ON Moral and Social Wei
fare. was OF the opinion that :; public
hearing on the bill! should be had he
t'rc any action was taken. He was
opposed "a proceeding with any mcas-
urc Of this Kind without giving both
sides fun and fair hearing His
scnt!mentG were shared by the rest OF
tho cn,nmiflCr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
House Bills

Ion 3 and TO. amend :ind, Ts-.nac, section
ION 2ilis. and to aInrnd and rr.-"n.et Sec
iSp e e.; nMd -. ana -: $. I'D o. ~ az
E,ssS ShaEi;S Ies tbs town Of 2arn,vtl!a. az.
~ MS t e nmen ,p nd Tscn"S Se.;%n :
ID by an az; 10 amend and r,-ts,nc; src-
t6 prov ana nc ~ q e an qe fo 2'ea o an
Sef .Tarmyilie... apurovod in.brunr-' ~. IAoG.
sae,sn e ~ ~ ,h as' c ia nan m h aaG
Gal Far,nrillc. approved, February : 1907,
s..reYrd March -. isI3
BY AZ sten li. ,;, III to refund
{ sisiia Hot Sprinwa cornua;,y pni !n;o no
sf 81 M- OF nr sas STATE hill 70 r,e0, NOR,
isisa Of sestion a4sa q he Code Of vtrEtni..
OF P'8 DOT rec r"Yr F9p' to re- s.
gcSsorscd. in the cihers OF the. st,-as OF ne
stEsnE courts ana corporation rour,a in
By pr. Boo,hcA hin requiring common
and in ts State ~ OF Nrss Of
!e%a Tic 'anss'@a qS,as VIII !. r e.is y
and hie f eonnee3in. iiso ar with I'd
junction point is City m:!cs" O. mo-S IN
ensst see,I gws' ;5;s nn 20 sesa AMI
~ Mr; sts=Y--., hin 70 repasaii siec:;..zz
sg Mr; rsea5e4 hin e asne,4 and re-
nesting OF 7atcs in hotels and regulating the
BY ATessrs. Wilcox. HaIaom and Gosonea-
- sDuE L. re1pirS tr.asurr-a o. citcs -:
tp tages TO AafsHts % G h'1 % mali fG5
during the month OF NOV el,:6cr Of zach vsar
OF saeh Cries wh"-s Wore ~ in '-f pavma f
of S!nte taxea may Ne received ana propr:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

6 6 s. ssmoot las, q the haad q pon:
Ese 'a a.sa K here iS tanis Ta :. sss Es
OF t22-t lie vas the fathcr Of ten sons
1os.Earry New today ared notice OF
eaty OF sscona u ysee:s5 r qnq9 for h IN
lI sSses Of aeA H'fs h ad.4 S nSnc ne
from ten years 10 life !mrrisonn.cnt ri
san Quentin prison.
LINCOLN; NEE. Jan. 3i.-Circula-
place. the name 81 General Prrghing
on the ballot in Nebraska as a re,
p;1 ,f candidate FOR President r--
coin headquarters to every county and
prseinct 10 the State Tho primaries
j VIII be held April 20
LINCol.N. NEE. Jan. 3l.---EY a viz
iual5y un.nimoE5 vote Lincoln tax
payers at a special election today an
. ,n9fi%sa nc School board to grant a
teashers in the public schools. pros
itsnt. sa iar'cs range from sas7 in the
grades to SLIGO in the. high schools.
E D.MPORiA. KAN. jan. William
d)dacy from the Fourth District ns
. aeiesa,f t" nc national Republican
c .,,,tt,a., ne stated that he viii
+ thes,presidency. and that hc is ina,:inr
Il me race 81 the request OF Governor
CINCINNATI, OHIO. Jan. a,-An.
q ipSthe United states and Cnnad:, h.ve
.f2een granted Increased gaGcs. IL vas
l9onnced tonight. as a result OF n
Snference between rcpycsen ta;ives of
tDesUnttcd Garment Workers of Nrr,c
g.Sfssel. 49, and The Union Garment MaMufac-
r. Piece workers are To- rccciv. a % n.r
gscent increase ard cutters an !.dyanCc
y dfs46 per week. effective February IL,
1s ss2isIo scu, aan Isoa 'i i. american
forts to establish a proper system ~
universal military training thar WI!
TINE organize citizen army, Frani in
MD'Olier. national commander. said To-
I day IN an address before the Massa.
enssiS SEP departsn, o, the !osion in
~ a1aNEVA, Jan. 3l.-iIundreds Of
fresh cases of influenza arc reported
from the nrincipal towns as .he In
sswitzcrland The death rate, however.
docs not appear to be- heavy. SD hin. :.
Isasickness has made rs appearance in i
lew places. nine deaths from tho dis.
Saease being reported
81 VIENNA, Jan. 31.--Failure % expect
#ed ,eoa, supplies TO arrIv" has cuu.cd
& 2 7, ann ann ouncene OF tho mediation o;
beslnping Sunday IN ,conseqnetc,
sfheTn4is rush or passengors 10 bonrC
Gtraana.
SEATTLE, Jan. a1.--Five United
EStafSA Shipping Board wooden biIiIs
part Of a big fleet Of uncon,piht"d
4 Apata Sinoored here. have been sold tc
TIN. SStfona1 Oii7Company, OF New YORK
1T }WhH announced today. The Shipping
J,6are. " was announced, received
Z 100000 for the Ave.
esis PRAGUE, Jan! 3l.--South slavic stu.
5henfaSat Prague University "orGanized
~ dsmonstrAtion today for South slavic
x J1un1e. The south Sjay Minister rs.
esnrsd tho students that the Bclgrad.
sgoEetntn ent would recognize liz Iut,
the national interests tn,
.SHsti6nal songs. and making speech.
4 IdeH0St6ing Italy.
sSJAMSyTERDhM. Jan 3i.-Fo-n,e,
8CfeXn Prince Frederick William honcs
s5As ($4n a. circumstances permit To- -,
itc @tf estate 81 Hels. near. the Polisi
,isIy. sccSyding 10 the corresponSnni 'n %.
5s$tte TaiSgranf. who interviewed hin
%s&t WtcIngsn yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Baby, Whose Father
Fought, Is For Sale
BID Must Include Com
Portable Home, Lore
and Care.

NEW YORK. Jan. 31.--,ccr urc,inr
one sweet -natured. healthy. two.wcel<s-
"!u nah!, son Of u United states blue
!wNei, veteran of the world war Money
tiers not cons .dcrcd. Sid must include
q coini"rthhie home. love ana care and
an onnortu h;ty to become 700 per cen,
Hinsfleam: lie Will go to the highest
'1uuer oIerint; these.
re IS Edward Karl Harrison. .jr son
~ MuWafd Karl harrison. late OF the
1hlteh states Steamship Patterson. who
from tho navy. leaving y widow and
!v.-ycar-old daughter.
me BOY is now in Flower Hospital,
where he was born,
ne mother is compelled to work for
iNing ami cannot support herself
"hn dAnEhtcr aud care FOR the infant.
He viii lie held ut an ingnuturit,n FOR
Two months. at the end OF which time
&c must have 4 home
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
.sF MA|l OUT TAX BILLS
hl PROVIDES TREAsURERs
KEEP THEIR OFFICES OPEN
;lotAer. Menaare Presented I'm House
49, ReGufrfs Trains stop III
IL" TOSyns OF 5000. --.- --,

u Traasunc-s OF ciAes o. over 10000
shebatants are veslufseI' to mail bius
,ffss5tStRte taxes te taNpRScrs> and to
istntain during t.iIe mon q OF Noven,-
srS1f. each year one or more Offices
sespacl ward Of sspch ct.ics. where
sopeSlin payment ~ taxes may be re-
sixad and proper rSceipts 'giveIr. UNI
AEGthe provis hons OF a bill introduced
4atthe, House yaa;artay by noleS II %
s5lcey. inddon ana Eaoschrn. Of Rich
lends The ineaSnr0 was referred to
YgsS IomnlNtes> OH F>n,oncc.
Gonmonl carriers xail be required 20
eopSRil paSsouGer acains 1t stations
s. towns and cities in Virginia Of 5000
sifabttants or over. where such city
s,.tpRn is tho junction point With 4
lIsltoad operated by II or By another
'ona,non carriers. upon which paSscnG ger
PAINS are operated. anh which, CON
sectlng railroad With such junction
.otntsis fifty miles or mote In length.
! n.bil! introduced In the House yes
aseaS 'bs- Delegate Boothe. OF Puinslii.
seg6fies law.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
HOUSE PASSES MANY BILLS
Only SMALL ATTENDANCE,
BUT REFUSE ADJOURNMENT
Clerks al Courts Voted HoIidayS-EN
terd Iimc tor Payment
of Taxes.

! Passage OF eighteen local anu un-
contested biils. ADOPT ion OF rcsolu,
several new measures marEcd the
progress OF !, duh ana Misunderstanding
session Yesterday OF the House.
/ Those Of the members who remained
| over following adjournment briday--
and they were scarcely more than one
flit OF the total strength OF the body
|--worc eager Tor adjournment SO tina;
| tncN couSi Ee /" their homes Tor the
! Weekend, and lit;l" objection 10 the
measures passed WAS. 'ntcrposed, OF
ioratory AMI flights 81 e!cQucncc there
was none.
Much mcTrimcnt was occa.Ioaed 10y
tlccliHation Of u major:;N of the NOM
Ocrs TO adjourn when such a motion
/ Mas put by Delegate parilc l.. Deans,
o: Isle OF Wight. eallier during the
on a bill giving clerks ri courts holt
day on Christmas. Thanksgiving and
| i'ouHth of July,
Richmond. opposed adjournment. and
asked his colleagues 10 vote down the
molten. in oI,ler ttS,t a bill, which was
he WAS Interested. might be taken up
and distressed Of. The motion appar
emily MI. "e 9.nss defslird Deisgats, l..
a division The situation was unusual
and probably established a precedent,
in thar il is the itrsI known occasion
when = majority OF the members on
posed Adjournment
~ Cs'rt Clerks Given Holidays,
no The ' g ciSrI5; CLERKS 81 sGm,ts
and E'onrrh Of July, was passed.
The NOR" imtortant or the batch of
local and unccntcstexl bills passed are
TO APRON rment OF Hini assessors in
crcnShl. their compensation, and one
extending the time lhr collecting taxes
ny city and count Ercasurcrs and not
entered as delinqueiet.
Delegate Horace |. Smith, of Surry,
introduced Il bin requiring hotels TO
"a in off 90
o. lobby ~ schedule OF minimum and
maximum rates for rent. by day or
week, OF ,t!A rooms. On the inside OF
the door of each room is TO be posted
&, piacard slowing the rate Of rent OF
such room. which rates must not be
changed usorc otton than twice year.
a pill eaesisnsd to break up the ~
shipping OF the Virginia Pilot. ~
socation was introduced by -, l-;-,te
Dodson. OF Norfolk city, The uir...,Ir.,
nation OF pilots and ..S..vidcs for APP
pointment OF new hoard on .imly !,
lA2c, and every, thrco years thereafter.
The, board shall he composed OF one
bus sncsS man from the city OF Norfolk
and one from the city Of Portsmouth,.
tho ether two (" he pilots ur nautical
men.
Resolutions on wiuston's Death.
AIR. DodSon Also offered n bill re
latinS to the ITncticn Of optometry.
which cxerlprS 6Iun examination any.
person who has hccn nracticin.s OPTIC
notr-s for as ioi.u ~ one year.
RESOLUTIONS on the death OF Or. Peter
from Prince Edward, who died Friday,
we're adopted ny " rising vote.
The House met NJ noon being open
81 Win rrayes by. Rsy. Fred r.
Methodist Church. who potitioned for
= Icdert,tion of all nations in the pur-
. lianlpnt OF mankind. Adjournment un-
I'll MoIniay n noon was taken 1T / 10
o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Americans Feed Austrian Tots.
VIENNA, Jan. I.-rhc Amcrican
milk distributing committee. wnich be
gan serving hot milk to children un-
der fourteen years OF age, at live
dnDotS operating under tho American
child Relief Associations Is now feed
,nD $4,000 children