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The Washington times., 1920-10-09
CLUB HATING.

The following players who engaged In
less than Is games are listed here together
with the number Of games and their bat
ting percentage:
IL games-Kinney, $40; ORourke. .27s
Shore, 1872; Fortune, .ls7. and Alton. 900:
l3 games-McCann. .s35; Mcbride, .21S
O'Doul. .ls7, and Faeth, 200.
IL games-Payne. .l25.
IL games-HEber. .214, and Clark. .167
10 games-McClellan, .3l6. and De Berry
.1s7.
sames-Lamb, .37s; Paschal, .357
200; ahd Glasier, 900.
games-Martin, 400: Kelly. .273; Walk,
er, .23s; Devine. .154; Saunders, 900; and
I sames-wetzcl. .4ss; Faik. .ss4. and
Shovlin, .S6.
games-Prothro. ass.
games-Conkwright. ,2bo: Lynch. .2.2
: games-Orme .sss; Crumpler. .33s
Bogart, $50; Chaplin. .250; johnson. .23l
Boland, .14s Hunter, .os3; Heath. 900
Hodge, 900; Bono, 900, and Leifeld. 900
games-Slappey. 500: Boehling, 500
Wilson, $50; Hollohan. 200; Carlson, .167
BUrhler, 900; Leverette, 900: Gleason, 900
Lowdermilk, 900; Claire. 900; Cox, 200
and Lucey, 900.
gamcs-Richmond, .1s7; Eckert. 900
Mullen, 900; Galiia, 900; Fisher. 900
shirey. 900; Engel, 900; Bowman. 900
Keifer. 900; Jounard. 900; Stat1, 900
Smith, 900; Murchison, 900; Cooubs. 900
Fried, 900, and French, 900.
1 game-Devinney, 1000; Watt, 1000
Dudley. 1000; Grimes, $50; McManus. 200
Heving,. 900: sperraw, 900; Pruess. .ooo
Leonard, 900; Conway, 300; Ellison. 900
veddcr, 900; Love. 900; Connolly. 900. snt
Wingo, $50
The Washington times., 1920-10-09

The following pitchers have records
OF winning and losing less than five
games each: Lynch and Richmond
won and lost no games. Ruth, Bic
miller and Crumpler won I and lost
no games. Snyder won 3 and lost l
game. Conkwright and Bogart won
and lost i game each. Niehaus and
shore won 2 and lost 2 games each.
Hodge, Payne, Wilson, Saunders and
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
LAND AND SEA TO GET
DOPE SENT BY PAPER

CLEVELAND. Oct. 9.-This will be
a world series on land and sea. A
Cleveland newspaper has arranged for
a wireless bulletin service. The
United States Naval Radio Station
here will transmit the games play by
play, and wireless operators within .
radius Of 75O miles can catch It Pas
sengers on vessels plying on Lake
Erie will therefore enjoy a unique
serYice
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
GALLAUDETS ELEVEN AT
RICHMOND FOR BATTLE

Galiaudet's football team is in Rich
mond today to play the William and
Mary College eleven. The Kendall
Greeners> have suffered the loss Of
Wilson and Downes from last year
and have had a hard time filling their
places. Several promising new men
are getting tryouts and coach Hughes
expects to develop a first class team
this season.
The Kendall Greeners are up
against light though experienced
eleven in Richmond today
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
SUES RED HURLER.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 9.-Luther NJ
Kennedy. of wyoming, Ohio, has en-
tered suit for $4,000 against Walter
Reuther. the Reds big southpaw
pitcher. He charges that, while din
ing with his wife at roadside inn
on September 20. without cause Reu-
ther and another b III player assaulted
him. The other player will Also be
sued as soon as found.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
GET EVEN BREAK.

BY defeating Joe Judges All-Stars,
to 2. in the fourth game of their
series, the Brooklyn Royal Giants.
colored champions. got an even break,
each team coping two victories. IL
was a light-hitting affair, Courtney
and Brewer holding tho Giants to
four blows and Padronc doing as
much with the big leagucrs.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
Football Games To-
day for Rooters

Georgetown VS.. North Carolina
State, at American League Park,
3 o'clock.
Central High vs. Woodberry
Forest, at Central Stadium, 3
o'clock.
Catholic University VS. Richmond
College, at Brookland,, 3 o'clock.
George Washington vs. Della
ware University, at Gallaudet
Field, 3 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09

Morrissette won 1 and lost game
each. Okrio and Clarke won i and
lost ] game each. Hasty won ! and
lost 3 games. Boehling, kiefer, AL
ten, Baumgartner. Knowlton. Siappy,
Heimach. Shirley, Fisher. Gallia, and
Boehler won no games and lost
each. Fortune, Boland. Bono. and
Leverette won mono and lost 2 games
each. Bigbee won none and lost 3
games,
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
EASY FOR LEONARD.

PATTERSON, N. j., Oct. 0.--For two
rounds Johnny Sheppard. the British
lightweight. acted Ms n target for
Benny Leonard. worlds champion.
Then, after reaching the verge of q
Knockout in the third. he was mcrci-
fully spared by a kindheartcd referee,
who stopped the slAnGhtaS.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
HAS LONG STREAK.

Bob Shawkey, of the Yankees, en-
joyed tho longest streak of consecu-
tive wins-eleven. This equals the
best National League record of Alex
ander's. Shawkey bettered his 1919
consecutive winning record by one
victory.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
z REBELS ARE CHANGED.

Del Ray A. c., known as Rebel A.
c. formerly, have elected w. A.
Bergandine president of the new
club. J. L. Butler is secretary. Will
liam Johnson is treasurer, II. T.. Nc
Pherson, business manager and
George Duncan, field manager.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
BAND WILL HOOT.

Football fans at the Central
Woodberry Forest game today viii
be entertained before the battls and
between halves by the Washington
Scotch Bagpipe Band.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
EXPECTS OISTANCER.

MORGANTOwN, w. Va, Oct. o.
Gordon Nightingale, crack distancer
who defeated Montague the Oxford
runner in the three mile race at the
Penn relays last spfing. a New Hamp-
shire star last year. is expected to
entor West Virginia University
shortly.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
WANT GRID GAME.

Boiling Field Aviators want a game
with any 140-pound team in the Dis
trict for tomorrow afternoon. Call
Lincoln 5ss7.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
s Us " "BUG GS"
Baer::
The Master Mind Out
wits Enemies-Has 'Em
on the Hip Like a Pint
Flask-Little Bis
cults Out Of Big
Dough.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Oct. 9.-Cleve-
land was packed like a Philadelphia
jury yesterday. The Master Mind
borrowed a sightseer's hat and
slipped into the suburbs of the Sixth
City. He is safe from the metro
politan fiatties who couldn't recoR-
nize a hippopotamus without a yard
OF blue prints.
There was no game yesterday.
The Official figures:
Unpaid attendance OOOo0
Total receipts ,O0OOO
Players share 10000
Clubs share 100000
Commissions share 10000
The figures compare very stylish
ly with the 1919 statistics:
Unpaid attendance ....... 10000
Total receipts .......... So. 600 600
Chick GandiPs share. 100000
Hap Felseh's share. ....... 5000
Buck Weaver's "A pillowful
The Master Minds. ... The works
MAsTER MIND PLANS
sENsATIONAL PLAY.
The Master Bean is getting ready
to spring the first triple X play ever
yanked in a series. There have been
many double X plays and single X
stunts pulled in the big tournament.
but this triple X will stagger hu-
manity like 1t hasn't staggered
since the Eighteenth Amendment
The Mind was disguised as a pora
ter on Xxth Century Limited. His
brain Is an involved mechanism
Wheels within wheels When he
starts thinking there Is fat cooking
somewhere.
He had yesterdays game in his
pocket, but overlooked the fact that
there was none scheduled. Over
$5,OO0.000 in bribes were wasted on
expert whitewashers who were to
paint decoy foul lines through the
pitchers box and on both sides Of
Iris Speaker. The idea was to make
Spoke think fair fly was a foul.
'ct Spoke mixed up and the outfit
coliapses like a compo board safety
deposit vault trying to swallow
two portions of nitro-glycerine.
The Mind is still on the job. If
you pipe the Brooklyn outfield
wearing sun glasses on a cloudy
day. you will know that the Bean
is working.
TRAIL ALONG TODAY
WITH OLD BOY.
Comiskey gave all his honest
players $500 certified buttons. The
rest got one each and that was on
their caps. Watch for the triple X
play. The Bean has been crossed
oftener than Brooklyn Bridge but
he Is out to get square. 1t will be
all hunky-dory after this frame.
The Master Beans credentials are
in New York. doubly endorsed with
the twin. thumbprints. Little Red
Riding Hood thought the wolf was
her grandmom. The Duke of Skulls
doesn't want any of that Mayflower
stun in his. They came across in
1900. but he is coming across now
Don't waste your money buying
whipsockets for Fords. The Mind
was pinched once. but remember
the claws of the lobster make the
best eating. Swing in with your
bankroll today. Don't sQuawk IL
you lose. Remember that lots of
little biscuits are made out of big
dough.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
Tackles North Carolina StateSisler Wins Hitting Honor
Who Has Killed Cock
Robin?

CLEVELAND. Oct. Gone
of the mysteries Of the world
series Is what has become Of
Ban johnson. The Pooh Bah
Of the American League must
be travelling incognito. Nobody
ever sees him and nothing is
printed about him. He doesn't
seem TO belong.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
EPISCOPAL PLAYS.

Episcopal High and Western High
meet on Haxon Field in Alexandria,
Va today.
The Washington times., 1920-10-09
Final Pitching Averages
Pitching Five or More Games.

Games Won BY Pitchers
From These Clubs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17

Robert Lansing, whose resigna-
! ton as Secretary of State was called
/ FOR by Presidcnt wilson on IL Fep.
/ 1920, was born at Watertown. N. T..
on II Oct. 1864. After being grad
/, uate,. from Amherst college he was
a..uitted to the New York bar ana
b egan the practice OF law in his ma :
t tive town. On various occasions ne
| was engaged by the United states
government on important interna :
tional questions. among them the
Boring Sea Fur-Seal arbitration
Paris is9293ls in which he served
as counsel and technical delegate:
the Boring Sea claims commission
Tsss-aD. Alaskan Boundary Tri-
bunal 5000. North Atlantic Coast
Fisheries arbitration fi90s-10) and
the American and British Claims ar
IRRITATION I912f4). Mr. Lansing
was appointed counsellor for the de-
partrnent OF state In March 1914. On
liam Jennings Bryan on June, 1915,
President Wilson on the following
day authorized Mr.. Lansing to per-
form the duties of that office FOR
a period not to exceed thirty days,
until a secretary shall have been APP
/ nted and have qualified"
The subsequent definite appoint
mont or ME-. I<aHSlttb dS -tSiEAAfy w.
state was at the time generally
though to have been a fortunate
choice In the delicate negotiations
with foreign powers which MIR. Ian
sing conducted during 1918, 1915 ana
1911 he displayed a statesmanFhlp
breadth of view and = judicial grasp
OF essential points The unreatrict-
ed submarine policy OF the German
government, involving diplomatic
duels with ambassadors and foreign
Offices, the intricate problenaa arising
under international law from the
British and French attitude with re-
gard to the rights of search and
blockade, In addition to many other
thorny questions concerning the diff
ficuities of neutrality. were alike
handled by Mr.. Lansing with diplo-
matte skill and tact.
Soon after the signing of the armis~
tice on / Nov. 1918 President Will
son named Mr.. Lansing as one Of
the delegates TO the peace conference
at Paris. During the peace confer
ence it was frequently rumored that
and coldnoss had sprung up be
tween the resident and his secretary
of state. After the return TO the
United States of the president and
Mr.. Lansing 1t was several times re-
ported that the latter contemplated
FesignfhE WnlCn were con
firmed when the eorrespondence be-
tween President ard Mr.. Lansing at
the time of the latter's resignation
were made public.
/. Mr.. La nsing is a member OF the
American Society OF international
Law. the American Political Science
association. New York State bar as
ISOLATION and of various clubs and
other organizations He il also as
sociate editor of the American Jour
nal in International Law and part
author with Gary N. Jones OF Gov
eminent; It's Origin, Growth and
Form in the United States" On 5
Jan. 1890 Mr.. Lansing married Flea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17
URGE FUNDS FOR
CITY PLAY GROUNDS

Playground supporters will rally to
the cause tonight and appear before
the finance committee of the coun-
Gil at O'Clock to urge that the ap-
preparation of $4,000 for play
grounds made by the mayor in his
budget will be approved.
committee of five form the Com
munity Recreation association headed
by Judge j. Hoge Kicks will be among
those at the public hearing. Short
talks will be made to acquaint the
members OF the finance committee
with the need OF playground extern
sion. Other members OF the commit
tee from the Recreation association
are L. Nick. Judkins. Branch John
son, Mrs w A. Burrows and Mrs.
G. T. W. Kern.
One OF the times talied for In the
budget prepared by tho Mayor caiis
for $4,000 for Fairgrounds OF
this amount. $4,000 will go for now
Fairgrounds and the remainder for
the maintenance of the present
grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17
Is Acid-Sto1nach
Sapping Your
Strength?

Have ron any idea Of the great number OF
ailments that arc directly traceAble to Acid
Htomschl Few people have. When they are
bilious, have severe headache, or an attack OF
indigestion, rheumatism, lum bago or sciatica;
or whom they begin to feel run down and are
nervous and mentally depressed; or have dizzy
spslla, vertigo and pains around the heart--litte
DO they think il may have it, origin in an Acid
Stomach.
You know how 1t 10 with acid mouth-how
the acid which ID created "a a result OF fermen-
tatioa OF particles OF food lodged around the
guma, literally cats through the enamel Of the
teeth and causes them TO decay.
How, then, can anyone expect TO "iesl
right" when Acid Stomach Ia making digestion
more and moro difficult, causing food % sour
and fermsnt In the Intestinal tract, filling the
system WITH poascAsf Tf'ss e = - y
And then theze are thousands yes, millions
-ef people who, without having any we'll de-
fined ailment, are always comp aiming. They
can't say exactly what Il the matter with them.
g. All they can tell you - that they don't teel
right, arc "all In, tired, aickly."
Ia II any wonder that there are 90 many
people who, while not downright sick, show
plainly In face, hgurs and action that they are
anything bat velif They are dependent. ws9k,
hstlsas, unAt. Aches and pains in practically
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17
ROBERT LANSING
Courtesy Of The Encyclopedia Americana

nor, daughter OF John w. Foster,
secretary OF state during the admin
istration or President BENJAMIN Har-
rison.
JOHN BARTON PAYNE
John Barton Payne, now secretary
of interior, who has been mentioned
as the possible successor to Mr.. Ian
sing as secretary OF state. was horn
IN Pruntytown, Va, 26 Jan. 1855.
He was educated in private schools
at Orleans, Fauauier county. Va.
from .S5e-79. In 1878 Mr.. Pavna
was admitted to the bar and from
1877 to 1852 practiced law at King
wood, Preston county, w. Va. Dur-
ing this period he served as chair
man OF the Democratic COMMITTEES
Or Preston county. In 1880 he was
made special judge TO the circuit
court OF Tucker county and 1889 was
elected mayor of Kingwood. From
Iss5-9S MIR. Payne practiced law in
chicago and from 1888 to 1855 serv-
ed as judge of the superior court OF
Cook county, Ill. Thereafter to
Jan 1918 Mr. Payne was senior
member of the law firm of Winston
Iayne, Strawp Il Shaw, OF Chicago
from Oct, 1917 to March 1918 Mr.
fayHc was General counsel OF the
United States Shipping board and
emergency Fleet Corporation. Frnm
January 1918 he also served "A gen.
era counsel to the Director-G cnerai
OF Railroads In 1920 Presiding vii
son appointed Mr., Payne secretary
or the Interior in succession 10
rankin knight Lane.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17
BILLS INTRODUCED



To the commitfe on special pri
waite and local LEGISLATION.
BY Mr.. Snidow. a bill to proyid
a new charter. for the town of Mar
rows and to repeal all other act
and parts Of acts in cof,.ict with IN
provisions OF this act
by Mr.. Anderson. A bill TO au
thorizing the board OF supervisors o
Smyth county t. invest the sinkini
fund Of said county in county bonds
| Ky Mr. Templeton, A bill to au
, thorize the schI,I board OF FTeyt
magisterial district OF the county o.
: Scott Virginia, TO borrow money
| for the purpose of erecting n Schoo
! building in Dungann0n, In the saic
district, in said county OF Scott, and
! TO issue bonds therefor. not to ex-
ceed the sum OF $4,000 in amount
! BY Mr. H I. Smith. A bill &c
( amend and re-enact section = OF ar
act to provide for the building and
Improvement OF public roads in the
cou~y OF Surry, and prescribing the
powers and duties OF roads in the
several mag isterLal districts In said
county, approved February 3. 1911 ;
To the committee on privileges
and elections
by Mr.. Fulton, \ bill to amend
ard re-enact section 100 Of the Code
OF Virginia. In reference TO lists Oh
all persons who have paid their
state poll taxes To be made by treas
urers. and defining the duties OF the
clerk and the sheriff in reference
thereto.
/ Ny Messrs Hall and Gilpin. A
| Joint resolution proposing amend
rnont to section II Of the constitution
OF Virginia
! To the committee on general laws
/ Mr.. Robertson. A bin to amend
and re-enact section 33So of the Code
/ of Virginia.
| BY Mr. Bolton. A bin To amend
and re-enact sections 1915 and 1854
| Of the Code OF Virginia.
| To the committee on schools and
! colleges
| BY Mr. Warren. A joint resolu-
! ton concerning what is commonly
called hazing
| To the committee on roads and
/ Internal navigation.
| BY Messrs. Bolton and Hurt. A
| bill prohibiting roads TO he construct
ed in whole or in part by appropria-
! tions from the state treasury from
being let to private contractors: pro
viding for tho appointment of an ex
| pert on costs of road construction
Improvement and maintenance
prescribing his compensation. pow
! ers and duties ard providing for the
| publica tion of his reports
I By Mr.. Dodson, (ay reduest).
bill to require all animal-drawn We,
hicles, when being driven upon pub
! lie highways of the commonwealth
from one hour after sunset to on,
! hour before dawn. to display light
To the committee for courts o
justice.
by Mr.. Wailasse. A house join
resolution proposing amendment t.
section 1903 of the constitution of Vir
ginia.
To the committee on insuranc,
and banking.
BY Mr.. Norris. A bill to provid,
for the anization o. admission anC
the regulation and taxation of in
corporated mutual insurance com
panies other than life, providing
penalty for any violation hereof ant
repeating all acts or parts Of act
in conflict herewith
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17

datory- In supporting ms a 'l'ei.t
ment. he pointed TO 1le u"t'V. ~, ~ -
Of law governing oiher Things. ="
shouldn't you treat chiidreh "S ~,
would an oyster, tish or dog he '''e'
A LTTI9I CONFUSED
Senator Gravatt who went on re
cord on Saturday as aTmiS oppose
10 permitting children o! SIN ca.
10 enter scnnnf c1ht'-s~f''t '''it"'F 80
"a little confusion as % what ,h'
senator does want or ~hat ne y "'1N
.fns about"
Senator West explained "t SIM
length, stating thar chIldrth '' 4''t
frftted TO enter schooi al tit &c T..
sly and that he wished 10 tH'"t 81
Mandatory. 81,
senator Mapp uphe13 the Vows WI vi
Ssrator West. saving fhaI NHElhit, ;
.bad. educational showing vas '&r ~
attributed h the fae' ma u.1 ,,.;,
rhfdren dG not 81 .'' >ln'"t 49,
eee year later tb'n theS u'a IN ul IN,
states lie SalG 'hSi y, ~ 80,
the matter lelt III 1is "'s,' ~ i".' 80. 20
Fhc' school boar4s' there Wtt ~ =.
A-yeaF -oid Hli"' p. ~ '',. -,
OF virginia ''.an SLN'Ss' r. ~,
Ierteen ana H4hs'ert ~'a' ''o -
prs -,.,..t.t,.
:. Seilat ef t't"'a'' " no '9 ~
~ professor main tt1I.'." 1.0 ~
FsS much NOR" Hs''.:s'sl ani ~
.9TeR 10 NC pay ms ~ TX ...,r..,
Doors ana UeNe!"I,9S 't' 49,,
az ins age " s1A '"aE sFT..H 80. ~
sho one.1a1i 'eIi~ 90 - ~, ,,,,t 49,
eiPse scho"! room ~ '''.'''o
INC nssoh ttAIhtd 7F me C",'''
throushthe rejection ny ii'- 9'i's -,
i&Ase pfeCeH lt%e VI ''9'" NH'
ne. Ph}Sie" l'S VA .., ....., ......
senator i4""uN 'ePit.p 80 9Fi't>
10 me f"ltFFpIF 90 'N'o ~"
ranh IN point o. faH.a t''H' "'i'
htlle concerned over Nttth'a ',a't
hE bsh}Ha ne Said- SSta liSA'Is '"'E
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17
Perfect Health Is Yours
If the Blood Is Kept Pure

opening. A few bottles OF S. S. s.
the great vegetable blood medi-
cine, will revitalize your blood aud
give you new strength and =
healthy. vigorous vitality. Every
one needs it just now to keep tho
system in perfect condition. Go
to your drug store and get . bottle
to-day, and II you need any naedi-
cal advice, you can obtain Il with-
out cost by writing to Medical d.
rector. Swift Specific Co, q Swi6
Laboratory, Atlanta, c..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-17
BILLS PASSED
HOUSE

House bill to amend and re-enaci
section 200 of tho Code of Virinia.
House hill to amend and re-enact
section one OF an act entitled an act
to create commission to consider
the compensation of court clerks, ex-
aminers OF records. treasurers
House bill to assign offices in the
Capitol building to the state corpora
7 ton commission.
Senate bill to provide for the CON
veyance by the Industrial Home
school for wayyvard colored girls OF
its property. real and personal. to
the commonwealth of Virginia that
the commonwealth will assume con-
troll operation and management OF
tho same.
Senate bin TO amend and re-enact
section also of the Code of Virginia.
Senate bill to amend and re-enact
section 1851 OF the Code of Virginia
House bill to amend and re-enact
section three thousand and eight-two
of the Code of Virginia
House bill to amend and re-enact
section ais OF the Code of Virginia.
House bill to amend and re-enact
section 215S OF the Code of Virginia.
House bill to repeal section and
| TO amend and re-enact sections 4 and
5. and to enact section b-a and sec
ton ala and to amend and re-enaci
section "a, and 50, and ~, ~ and
ST, OF an act entitled an act to amend
I and re-enact an act entitled an act tc
provide for new charter for the
town OF Farmville. approved Feb.
ruary 10. 1890, as amended by an
act to amend and re-enact sector
Is OF the charter OF the town oil
Farmville. approved February ., 1898
and AS amended by an act to amend
and re-enact sections i to IS, and 21
ef an act entitled an act to provide
a new charter for the town of Farm.
vile, approved February 90, 1900, as
| amended by an act to amend and re.
enact section 81 of the charter OF tn,
town OF Farmville. approved Feb.
ruary s. 1901, as amended and re.
enacted by an act approved March
IL, 1919.
House bin providing that any
| newspaper published in city wholly
or partly within the geographical linn
its OF any county shall be deemed tc
be published In such county or coun.
ties as well as In such city.
House bin to validate ana hold
Arm and binding tho receipt, recorda.
ton and verifcation of deeds, order.
OF probate. fduciary accounts md
other papers and writings received
into the clerks offices of the court.
OF this commonwealth by the clerks
thereof. and transcribed upon the
record books In said Offices, thouh the
receipt. recordation and veriflcatior
certificates attached thereto have not
received the attesting signatures OF
| the said clerks. and to provide for the
attesting and verification OF the same
House bill to amend and re-enact
section 1898 OF the Code OF Virginia.
House bill to amend and re-enact
section CASA of the Code of Virginia,
1919.