Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-21
FIGHT ON ANTHONY
| AMENDMENT IS ON
Upper House Members Do Not
Wait Governors Transrnittal
Of Proposal.
INVAOES STATES RIGHTS
Resolution Declares Act Is Viola
tive of Basic Principles of
American Union.

lators and the start OF deliberations
by the standing, committees. the work
in earnest yesterday. While the ses.
sion Of each branch was short. sew.
af'l eommi,5ees ,, laborsd late into the
, number OF measures being reported
offered, rejecting the Susan B. Anthony
amendment to the Constitution of tho
United United States. which would grant
resolution has been prepared and is
II readiness for presentation in tho
eleven Senators. sets forth that the
FEDERAL suffrage amendment is '.un-
cnce on the part of the Federal Con
Sress: and an infringement upon the
rinciip,Ss rrincipn,es ol s,afes his rights the basic
formed" oh vas
:; L;overnor Davis has not yet trans
General Assembly.
EnIarSes Commission,s Po,vcrn.
Enlargement or the powers of n.
state Corporation Commission is proe
hosga n ,ha III H. a JOINT IN, resolution introduced
The resolution calls for an amend.
m9.t to the state Constitution
supervision of the state corporatinee ] ;ne
Comn,ission street railways and ali
u@tMur @ PUBIC service corporations not
The nroposed amendment strikes from
the Constitution section 12s and sub sub.
en,ra seSli9n eel ON placing ALI public
roads. which now are under direct
sussepn,sinn sern,sirI Of the commission.
| !Republicans),- introduced a resolutfon
IN ihe senate providing that the state
deInaaenth iG fhnl no, submit tabsd ,oa Of
| years Patrons of this measure hc
liGye LEY that collection of these taxes e
w Ys1a na-po.ss 81 fe
collected rs poll tax goes to schools
."mranson Measure in House.
psieFates Anderson and Chase In
providing that the Auditor of Pubic
Accounts shall inform the House he
ii,hV"r, in vir.., oi u9coiloctcd caritation taxes
to 1919. inclusive. ~"
mona s1a''qt ntroanes5 MSrsan T in; Mills: Of Rich
reonaetins section sis samfsnd,ng of thn r;aad and
to allow. civil justices TO @"a anno;ns ETne
sisr elisrks; whose salary viii be be fxed faeGoin5 by
= d, Delegates Boschen and wilcox. OF
iHh,chm,ond;; ihs ,,;;. offered a bill to prom promote
in n' eitiea salth boy,nt and efficiency OF bremen
naoitants by providing TOR a two
platoon system for nremen Of sueb
Wight, offered a bin to proyide ds,e for or
nnp,,G nn,;a health nursing. health exami
/ children. " ec"ooi
Prohibits Bank overdrnftx.
r,rcd dosa'eS e,, l.. r Smith and Diggs Of
issuance and delivery OF nc ebeeas n.aasinS. a.
obaaiS ohfa,S,on on any bank for the purpose OF
other properss ftsd,, IT vaIns mIGney goods Or
| ms suftictcnt funds on deposit n naot
the same. P'1 - meet
senate patrons of the resolution 70
lcctinS the suffrage amendnent @
ESsnaa.orS E,ra i.eedy. Cooke. Miller. Deal
6Iiys,. GnIriy. Russell, Russell, Downing. Hennins.
gate gate oalin. OF Luncnburg. is patron or
;na preooscu House resolution reicct
| ing the amendmcnt
senator Deal introduced IN tho 80
/ ,.G ',i, :, IeSolutton providing for the an
r"iih.ment Of a committee on the de-.
bv bbv'op,nent I'm no. OF Hampton Roads, as urged
Would Safeguard Archives.
is Henn,oT pntron 81 GSooiriiek OF rredericKsburs.
600 for the construction OF q hni,Siv,,. SSiiu,
i IN. IN winch the archives of the Stats
nay d.rs, be- be kept Many. senator's. it is sun. un9
ood, are committed to the meas
W., H. ratrons of a similar bill in the
pr,ns t,Gnse' II Is said will be Delegates t
john J wh hhI,oFa, az S,,. J, MeMutt, Langhorne,
The House Appropriations Committe.
iETS.eTrnaH iniror,aH afternoon reported out a Bill
Roanoke, providing for the eHpspsss omss OF o.
the General Assembly OF 1890 and one
/ ,ntiouhccu ny Delegates Ozlin ana
nan; providing for increase from a.
10 y per day for land assessors while
/ tney actually are engaged in assess
! lng land An amendment TO the bili
nilows boards of supervisors to supple
'hcnt the pay OF county assessors
May XIII Boschen Measure.
Dill introduced in the House nv
| peleSatc Albert O. BoSchen oP Rich
! mond. providing for an approximation
W!th which to purchase medals FOR
Nlrginias sons in the world war was
tnn,n,d,.oy Passed by indefinitely" by, the same
the Richmond Post of the American
| Legion: opposing the measure, viii 81
IS said probably have the effect o.
Delegate Mayo c. Brown. of Lynch
nurG, and ). p Rogers of Petersburg.
introduced in tho House a bill designed
! TO keep firearms and other deadly
weapons out of the hands of persons
| not 10 be trusted with them The bin
amends an existing law so as to make
! IL more difficult for any one to buy
! or carry deadly weapon.
The measure requires a permit fro1,
the 'udse OF the Corporation or Cir
| cult Court to purchase the weanon
I and second permit from the court TO
i carry 1t. Dealer and purchaser ars
I heavily penal!zcd for the violation oc
I the proposed law. 4
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