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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
STOCKHOLDERS 70
VII VOTE on MERGER

III Stockholders of the Richmond,
fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
company and the Washington south
sen railroad company VIII hola a
ANosnt meeting in Richmond on Fob
cuars 20 TO vote on the proposed mer-
-9er of the two roads.
-. ~ IL foregone conclusion that the
fr5e win be Overwhelmingly in favor
vt INV merger and j, is possible mat
stssss4I be unanimous. by agreement
~4nA or two minority stockholders are
thought. TO he opposed 10 the mer-
ger The sa me ones who favored II
Sefote the commission appotnted by
Me- legislature to handle the matter
sor the state will vote. for ii at the
-yux1xfag meeting and the law provides
AAAt--the state proxies shall vote IN
attssrdanee with the wishes of the
I sonnmlssion The com mission created
: ~ the legislature consists OF the three
aSsiensbers OF the state corporation
commission, Judge Rhea, Berkley
Adams and Major alexander Forward.
.suerfnor Davis and one member ap"
poiniei By the governor. This mem
her is George Bryan, a local attorney
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
WHAT ARR THE FARMERS
GOING TO DO ABOUT VT

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE question up
permost in the minds of grain traders
~ whether farmers viii sell surplus
holding around present prices. The
holdings around present prices. The
VIII swing upward and downward ac-
cording to receipts from the country
the average farmer is in position 10
hold grain for long time, if neces-
sary.
There are many possibilities sur.
rounding the corn market and any
change To take place viii lie for the
better, generally speaking. 1t Will bt
remembered that restrictions which
haVe lowered over the corn Dit fol
many months are still existing and
continue to reduce the volume Of
trade
The grain trade In hardly in need
of much larger number OF cars
ii was predicted in grain circles
TODAY that before the close of another
week receipts will show a materia
increase.
The oats market has been follow
ing corn in its fluctuations.
business in hog products has beer
quite free recently. but heavy liquida-
tons in lard and ribs appear TO be
pretty we'll finished and packers and
Others are Of the same opinion thai
hog products viii show tendency tc
rule steady.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
New Elixir, Called Aspironal,
Z Medicated With Lates.
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by European
, and American Army Sur
4 ,geons to Cut Short q Cold
. and Prevent Complications
Every Druggist in U. S. In
! structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er If Relief Does Not Come
1 Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

III The sensation OF the year ln the
s4drug trade La Aspirenal, the two
&3ntnutk cola and cough reiiever. au-
n aor5tativeiy guaranteed by the labora
cries; tested. approved and most
ENTHUSIASTICALLY endorsed by the high
II. authorities, and proclaimed by
ssh& common people as ten times az
s1t4r2 and effective as whiskey, rock
and rye. or any other cold and cough
eFsmedy they have ever tried
Ct All drug stores are now supplied
xNfth the wonderful new elixir so ali
you have to do to get rid Of that cold
~ 20 step into the nearest drug store.
naAnd the clerk half a dollar for a bot
W xpisan8s assss tesa mir rs serve
E10u two tsAspoonfuia with four tea
klpOO0fuis Of water in a giass With
s&ooS watch In your hand, take the
Saf3nk ut one swallow and cal. for your
*noney back in two minutes II you
SeAnn6f feel your cold fading away like
II dream within the time limit Don't
~ haShfni. for all druggist irsylte
[tpN ana expect YOU to try X Every
10dyts dofns X &c
& WkaA your cold or cough is re-
B&foyed, take the remainder of the bottle
Inesnn ~ your wife ana babies, for
Atp3r1Ma1 h by far the safest and most
sD3AeeSNA, the eAsies TO take and the
A1k Ge1esabie cold and cough reme-
e. as anxAAas aad ehiidrrns-Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

Delegate f Hugh Smith, of North
cumberland. made the following state
ment in explanation OF his vote
against ratification of the Susan b.
Anthony amendment:
During the many conferences and
discussions relative to the woman suf
frage question, / have always made 1t
known that personally / have been
for many years a believer in the
principle OF woman suffrage. but i
am convinced that a large majority
of the men and women Of my district
and of Virginia, are opposed to
woman suffrage and the Anthony
amendment. Regardless, then, of my
personal views, l have not a moral
right as a representative, to mis-
represent the known wishes, opinions
and traditions OF the people of my
district and of Virginia"
The vote stood on The I.eedy retec-
ton resolution as follows:
Ayes--Earnes Blair. Bolton, Bon
durant, Boschenr Bosnian, Bowles,
Brown, j. Sinclair: Brown, Mayo c.
BHnfin, Carpenter. Cherry. Commins
Crockett, Deans. Dickerson, billiard
Dodson. Ewell. Feltz, Flanagan, Full
Ter, u. T.. Fuller, f. H.: Gatewood
Gilpin, Gray, Green. Guerrant. Hicks
f. A; Hicks, w. f., Horsley, Hurt
Hyatt, Joyce, Massey McNutt, Moi
/ fett, Norris. Nottingham, Omps, Owen
O2iin. Powers, Prince Ramsey, Rob
ertspn, Rodgers. Shelton, Sinclair
Smith, Ghas- f.; Smith, T., Hugh;
Smith, l. F.; snidow, Stephenson
Stuart Tabb, Taylor. Turner. Wal
lace, Warren, Young--62
Nays--Anderson, Booth, Diggs
Gibson. Gordon, Groome, Haddor
Henley, Hunter. jesse, holland, Rob
inson. Roebush, shepherd. Snead
story. Tempeton. Watts. wilcox, Will
liams. Willis, Brewer-22
Pairs were announced as follows:
| Smith, Prince George, for, with Rev
against; Buford for. with Hal
against; Tiffany for, with CARRIER
against; Chase for with CopI
against; wilkins for, with FULTON
| against
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
SENATE.

S. B. No. is4--To amend andEre-enaot
section 4I25 of the Code OF Virginia
Of 1919. Patron-Mr. Cannon.
- S. B. No 55--To amend and re-enact
section 22S of the Code OF Virginia.
Patrenz-Mr, Gravatt. -.
S Il. No. sS-To authorize and en-
power the town council of the town
OF Shenandoah. in Page county, to Dor
row not to exceed the sum of $4,000
Tor, the purpose of liauidating the in
-tisbtedness Of said town eH-aseouat- cf
the construction and completion of
the hydro-electric dam and fixtures,
By the issue and sale of bonds of said
town. Patron-Mr. Leedy.
S. b, No s3-ro authorize the school
DC ard OF Gotham district Mo- Of
the county of Surry. to borrow money
and issue bonds for the purpose OF
erecting and furnishing one or more
school houses, and to purchase sites
therefor. and to provide for the pay
merit of such bonds and the interest
to accrue thereon. Patron-Mr. Cooke
S. b. No 1910 authorize the
school board of Luray Corporation
school district, number FIVE. of the
county OF Page, to borrow money and
issue bonds therefor for the purpose
of charging school buildings. etc,
etc F4ITOn---MT. LSGQy.
s. 3. No. 1s5--To amend and re-enact
sections 1857. 1858. 1850. 1861, 1864 and
1865 of the Code of Virginia in rela-
ton to the sale of farm produce on
commission. Patrons-Messrs. Henins
end Early.
s e. No. 137--To amend an act en-
titled an act to define ardent spirits
and to prohibit the manufacture. use
sale. offering for sale. transportation
keeping for sale. and giving away OF
ardent spirits, or drugs, as herein de-
fined, except as provided herein. Pa
tron-Mr. Cannon.
s. p. No. 167-To provide how a
charter of a town granted by court
may be annulled and repealed. Pa
tron--Mr. Rison.
S. Il. No. 157--To amend and re-enact
section Of an act entitled an act for
" orking and keeping In order the
pubic roads of Mecklenburg county
and to provide for the levy Of taxes
for that purpose, approved March 6
l0C. as heretofore amended. Patron
Mr. Jeffreys-
s. Il. No 16o-For the protection OF
certain kinds OF game birds and ia
regulate the killing, injuring. destruc.
ton aad capturing of same. Patron
Mr.. Gool-ick.
S. r. No. 164-For the protection oil
elk in this state. to regulate the kill
ing. injuring. destruction and captur.
ing OF same. Patron-Mr. Robertson
- S. B. No l44-To amend and re-enac,
sections 1904. 1905. 1913, 1921, 192.
1924, 1927, l047, 1850. 1868. 1865. 1867
1876. 1913. 1919, 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883
and 1889 of title IL. chapter ~ of the
Code Of Virginia. relating to the In
sane. epileptic. feeble-minded and
incbriate. Patrons-Messrs. Ferguson
and Drewry.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Position Of University on Proposed
Merger Of the Medical Institutions


I made the subject I'M hand their pro-
/ fessfon and life work
! The, other feature in the original
/ bin objected to rs the procedure to
be- followed after the commission has
rendered it's report To the governor
/ The original bill provides that in the
event the commission recommend
! consolidation the governor shall call
! a Joint meeting or the boards of visi-
+ tors OF the institutions and that this
/ joint assembly shall be empowered
wilh fvll authority 10 erect the corr
( soiidation by making al necessary
/ contracts and taking aH necessary
steps in the matter and that these
shall be valid and binding upon hofh
institutions. But the original bill flr
Their provides that tho wnrk or tpe
| boards OF visitors shall be subject
after it's complexion 10 the approVai
or disapproV OF the general as
scmbiy at its next session - -.
Members of the University OF Nir--
glnia medical faculty have pointed
out In their interviews that the en- :
barrassnE effect ot the passage OF
sUch bin would be that either ned~
tcai college might be stopped IN f's
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
BILLS INTRODUCED
HOUSE.

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o. healing In th1. .t... Va - 50 ms 's>z>.s
To Inc Cn,rr,tt.sa
Justice:
Nv Mr. Notttn~h. ~,
and re-enact aection saa4 - ~ r,as
kDf Virginia
nv Messrs su.n,.x p..s
A bill I'd validate Ali arf. "a na.ar,as
pn blic, com missioners +, chsnnu', -
commissioners az Accounts 80
January IL. 1890, may have hsia 60
tain other offices.
BY Mr.. Rodgers. bi,I ~ .m.n.,
and re enact section 44s7 Of Tia rnas
of Virginia.
To the COMMITTEES on Ceneral Lave.
gy Mr.. Sinclair: bill to amend ana
re-enact section 1884 OF the Cods ~
Virginia, and to repeal an act with
reference to grain to be ground Il,
turn, amount of toll; penalty for yio-
lations
To the Committee on Roads and In
terna1 Navigation:
BY Mr.. Joyce: A bill to amend ana
re-enact section 1905 OF the Code of
Virginia
To the Committee on Printing:
BY Mr. Wilcox: A bill to provide
for placing the label of the Interna :
tional Typographical Union or of the
Allied Printing Trades Council upon
all printed matter
To the Committee on Counties Cities
and Towns:
BY Messrs. Owens and r. II. Fuller:
A bill to amend and re-enact section
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
EVERYTHING READY
FOR LEGION CIRCUS

It was announced last night that ali
contracts had .been signed for the
appearance here of the John X. Agee
circus for the entire week of Feb
rUary 23-28 under the auspices of
the American legion and that the
preliminary work necessary to a
successful presentation .of the big at
traction was well advanced.
The circus is being brought here
by the legion in an effort to raise a
permanent. relief fund which the post
will use for the assistance of legion
aries, many of whom have returned
from army service to find themselves
without adequate means of support in
debt and in actual distress
Every resourse of the local post has
been thrown into the undertaking In
an effort to make it the biggest thing
of the kind ever staged here. Not
only is the entire membership actively
engaged in fostering THE work of the
various committees and sub commit
tees, but the Boy Scouts and other or
CARNATIONS have been asked to assist,
society is to make the occasion for a
number of parties and functions and
state and city officials are to lend
their aid toward making the under
taking a success
"A, general executive committee,
composed OF p. Morton Trout, ]. T..
Woodward and Morgan r. Mills, Jr.,
is in charge of the general work, and
already has it's organization working
perfectly. Branch johnson il cnair-
man of the advance ticket sales COM
mittee; Wilfred A. Roper, chairman
of the finance committee: Charles nj.
Montgomery, chairman OF the pub
licity committee; Herbert Harris,
chairman of the program committee,
and Charles Phillips, chairman OF the
stage committee.
The City Auditorium has been Sc
cured for the circus, which is a conn
bination OF sixteen acts from the Bar.
num- Bailey. Ringing Brothers and
Sells-Floto enterprises and which re-
Gently have closed a winter engage
ment in Madison Square Garden. The
attraction will provide the most sem
and interesting performances
ever presented in Richmond outside
the big top" and this, with the
of the object for which It
is being given, u expected to lead to
large attendances. Tickts, exchange
able for any performance during the
week, already are being sold by
legion members the Boy Scouts and
others working in the interests Of the
relief fund ~ T7 +
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Commission CLOSES
NEWPORT NEWS Bank

Anorder closing teh doors of the
Colonial State bank, Newport News,
was issued yesterday by The state cor
poration commission. l. a. McMur-
ran was appointed receiver and will
take charge as soon as the required
bond is given. The bank has An
authorized stock and outstanding
sales of stock amount of, 100000.
The bank was closed after a rigid
examination by Band Examiner Rich
ardson No intimation of any wrong
doing by any officer of the bank has
been made, the general impression
being that bad loans and poor busi-
ness judgment brought about the con
dition which caused the examiner to
apply TO the corporation commission
for the order.
Officers of the association are: A.
l. Powell. president: f.. r. Bartlett,
cashier; ]. E. &, Hunter. secretary.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13
Southside


Notice OF suits were filed in hustinss
court. Part II. yesterday by ]. H. Mon
tague against T. ]. Mix for $4,000, and
by Ethel r. Cummings against the
Virginia Railway and Power company
for $4,000. No declarations were
flied.
"a valentine party win be given Id,
the home OF Mrs. Selden Bates. 1900
Batnbridge street. tonight at S:l5
o'clock by the Girls auxiliary of Cen
trail Methodist church. All members
and their friends are invited to be
present.
i Louis Woodson was sent on to the
grand Jury and William McCone and
Earl Linsay were sent to the juvenile
court from the police court yesterday
by Justice Maurice. The trio. 10
charged with stealing q quantity cf
merchandise from the store OF Dada
kas and Christ, at 100 Hull street. sev-
eral nights ago. They were arreaAsd
by Policemen Lee and AAfhOnx.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-02-13

d II
/ BY Mr. Byrd:
s. b. NG 7S4--A bill TO amend AM
re-enact section 1910 OF the Code o
Virginia. referred to the committee OF
general laws.
By Mr.. Downing:
S. Il. No. 2S5-A bill to give .coun.
sci for defending in criminal prosecu-
tons the right to make statement
before the jury on the subject of the
for the commonwealth, referred to he
committee for courts of justice.
BY Mr.. Corbitt:'
S T. No 2E6--A hill To amend and
re-enact section OF an act to create
a board OF quarantine commissioners
and a quarantine medical officer for
Elizabeth River district" referred &C
It's COMMITTEES on general laws
BY Mr. Hening:
s. b, No. .2S7--A bill to prohibit the
furnishing to newspapers OF false. in.
correct or misleading lists off, price
quotations on the necessaries Of life
referred to the committee on general
laws.
BY Mr.. Robertson:
s. r. No. 26S---A bill to amend and
re-enact section 1905 of TIE Code OF
Virginia. referred to the committee for
courts of Justice.
BY Mr.. West:
s b. No. 26s---A bill to amend and
re-enact section 1911 of the Code OF
Virginia, referred to the committee on
insurance and banking.
BY Mr.. Deal:
s. B. No. 2T0-A bill to repeal an
act entitled An act to constitute one
quarantine district of the Elizabeth
river and the branches, and to create
board of quarantine medical officer
for said district" referred to the COM
mittee on general laws.
BY Mr., Deal:
S. B. No. 27I---A bill to authorize .he
state board Of medical examiners t.
grant to J. Plummer Baldwin. a GER
tificate to practice drugless methods CT
healing in this state, referred to the
committee on general laws.
by Mr.. Mills:
S, B. No. 2T2---A bill to amend and
re- enact section 3455 of the Code OF
Virginia. referred to the committee on
finance.
BY MIR Rison:
S. b. - 273--A bill to replai an
act to incorporate and provide char
ter for the town of Dry Fork in the
county of Pittsylvania, referred to the
committee on special, private and
local legislation.
BY Mr.. Corbitt:
s, B. No. 274-A bill to amend and
general assembly of Virginia. approved
February /, 1915. entitled. AN act to
create for the county OF Norfolk a
commission OF roads and bridges, and
To prescribe the powsrs and duties OF
such commission, referAed to the COM
mittee on special private and local
legislation.
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II: II Z Jordan. professor 81 Hiatolo-
gy and EmbroyoIogy: Lessons from
the Life and Work OF Louis Pasteur.
w, A. Kepner. Professor OF Biology:
Animal Activity: The Place OF Educa-
ton in Life.
!. F. Lewis, Professor OF Biology
and Agriculture: The Biological Fac
tor in History: Darwinisxn Today.
j. Ii Manahan, Profess0r OF Educs
tional Administration: How to Know
Your Home County and Community:
The Public School as an Educational
Laboratory : Improving instruction
Through Educational Measurement;
School and Community Co-operatiorf:
Standard Tests and Educational -At-
ministration:. Parent-Teachers' /. aASo-
citation at Work. 7---s-. 7--r -.
airy education: The report 81 .tfie
Virginia education commissions the
effect OF the war on. our educational
aims and ideals; Thomas Jefferson a.
revealed by his letter; university tx
tension. $50 100.
j. G. Metcaif. professor Of English.
The Newer Poetry: Americanism in
Literature. the Drama in America.
j. NJ. Page, dean OF the university:
RELATIONS between the university ana
high echools: the teaching OF elemea-
tary mathematics
Lindsay Rogers associate professor
Iof political science: Problems of rep
resentative government; the indus
trial outlook; the International out
look.
W. r. Smithey. professor OF educa-
ton: The school as social institu-
non; the principles of leadership.
I. II. Snave1y, adjunct professor OF
economics: Economic aspects OF re-
constructiorJ paying the cost OF the
war future relations between labor
ana capital. problems OF taxation In
virginia: some aspects OF the negro
problem
w. NJ. Thornton. dean of the de-
partment of engineering; The farm
err roads and how to improve tfie1f1
macadam and his followers; the. au-
tomobile and the roads of the future.
Il. II, Webb. professor OF Greek.
The life OF the ancient Greeks; Greek
athletics; recent discoveries OF Greek
literature.