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1919 FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Filler HIGHWAY DISTRICT


Interest Fund
Interest collected from
banks, auto tax, etc....S 12,34287
Interest paid out on bonds l4,l37 so
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BAPTIST CnUACu

stop , Listen
sunday Service:
10 a. m. Bible schonl.
u n M. Preaching.
1880 p. m. Evening Preaching.
Thursday evening 3 o'clock
weekly PRAYER meeting.
Aha cordially invited to these
services.
John Chandler. IA tor.
-s- % 3---es--rT-
EVANGELICAL CHURCH
sunday School 30 ~ in
CHARGE ~ " z kalbnei-oh.
Preaching ~ .. 90.
&. w Plummer. Pastor
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pound. MT. Mahan at that time sold the cotton at a good profit. Last week when MT. Piper filled his contract and delivered the fifty bales, he received in payment a check for more than $19,00O. Since MT. Piper has developed this fa- nous variety of seed he has named it Piper's Big Boil Long Staple Cotton. Last year he sold all his spare seed and this year there has been big demand for seed. w. c. Blackwell, formerly of this coun- ty, now residing near Danville, in Yell county, came here Nnree weeks ago and contracted for car load of the seed. Many planters in the bottoms and in the uplands are growing this variety and are delight ed with the results. Recently J. K. Cook and Prof. J. c. Pridmore, rep resenting the agricultural bureau of the government, visited Mir. Piper's place near Brickeys and looked over his fields. MT. Piper is just in re- ceipt of the following letter from H. M. Cottrell, agriculturist of the Little Rock Board 'of Commerce, in reference to the visit of MT. Cook and Prof. Pridemore:
 Mr. J. K. Cook and Prof. J. c. Pridemore have just informed me of the remarkable work you are
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is Booming
 In Local POStOffice

Postmaster Claude j.. Cotter stat ed to the Courier-Index editor the other day that the local postoffice had been doing an unprecedentedly large business during the past few months, especially in the parcel post department. During the first thir- teen days in October the local office received 2,609 separate parcels and sent out 1856 parcels. The aggre- gate weight of the parcels sent out was, 7,577 pounds, or near four tons. This summary does not include the hundreds of heavy mail order cata- logues, nor does it take in the thousands of pieces of miscellaneous matter that come to the office in bulk form. Postmaster Cotter says he has renewed his request for an additional clerk to assist in handling the business and he says the in- spector for this district has recom- mended that the department author ize the employment of the addition al clerk.
 MT. Cotter says the business men can materially aid him if they will be thoughtful enough to send their parcels to the office during the hours when the force is not engaged in putting up the mails. Frequently clerk working on the incoming mails is called from that duty to receive and weigh packages. In the meantime the lobby is filled with people waiting rather impatiently for their mail. All patrons have the right to bring parcels or other matter to the office at any time during the day and it is obligatory upon the clerks to wait upon the patron as promptly as possible, but for the convenience of the patrons
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Piper Making Good
 As Cotton GrOUer

Hughey Piper is making a state wide reputation as cotton grower. For three years he has been develop ing the famous Haaga big boil long staple variety of cotton, and by the careful selection of seed and scien- tific cultivation of the plant he has succeeded in lengthening the staple from it's former standard of one and three-sixteenths inches to one and quarter inches. Last year this cotton brought the highest prices paid on the local market. Re- gently he delivered to Angus c. Mahan fifty bales of this cotton which he sold to Mir Mahan last June for delivery this fall. The contract price was seventy-five cents
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Fisher Says Negroes
 Not Wanted in North

J. I. Fisher, well known photogra- pher who recently moved from Ma rianna to St. Louis, this week wrote the Courier-Index letter enclosing a remittance for a renewal of his subscription. In the letter MT. Fish CT said M
 T saw fine article in last weeks issue of your paper, written by a great negro educator on the ne- groes going north. The truth is the negro is not wanted in the north. For instance, my dauRnter, Miss Elsie, and l own and operate two studios here and when a negro comes in for photographs we have to tell him we can't make pictures for negroes, if we did the white folks in St. Louis would net pat ronize us. Can you imagine thing like that? In Marianna there was no objection raised by the white people to the negro .ratronage we got in our studio. They came to our place and were waited on just like we waited on white people. But in the north, where they pretend to believe in the equality of the races, they do not grant them the privileges they received in- the south"
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doing with seed breeding and test ing fertilizer. 'sAt my earliest opportunity l want to go to your place, get full information so that l can write It up and send word all over Arkan- sas.
 "Please let me know when you have finished gathering the crops and when you can give me full in- formation as to yields"
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the postmaster suggests that those in a position to send their pack-ssssss at other hours than when the mal,- are being placed in the boxes, to do so. Better service can be given all parties when packages are re- ceived before or after the arrival of the regular mails.
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PROCLAMATION

Whereas, November the 11th 1920, will mark the second anniversary of the signing of the armistice, and while this seems of little significance to the majority of the American electorate, in memory of those who made the supreme sacri- flee,
 I, O. c. Norment, mayor of the City of Marianna, dos here by proclaim Thursday, Novem- Der 11th, 1920, half holiday, and call upon our citizens to pay proper homage to the sac rifices and valor. of our sol diers and sailors.
 Given under my hand and seal this fourth day of No vember, 1920.
 o. G. NORMENT,
 Mayor.
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Mr and Mrs. J. E. Eakin and daughter, Mary Ethel left Sunday for their home in McAllen, Texas. MT. Eakin sold his farm at Round Pond last February and purchased farm near McAllen. Mrs. Eakin and Mary Ethel spent the summer with her father, W. l.. Howard.
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Mrs. Walter Welsh of Little Rock and her mother, Mrs. Jim McCurdy of Augusta have returned to their homes after visit to Mrs. H. F. Roleson.
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VictroIas and Sonoras a |Daggett's. St
Full line of o. R. s. piano rolls at Daggett's. *tf

A recent report issued by the census bureau shows that during the past ten years the number of farms lin Arkansas has increased i7,294. According to this report the num- |ber of farms in Lee county in 1910 Twas 3,S86, while in 1920 the num-
 Der is 1895, an increase of 1909 during the past ten years.
 There is nothing nicer in the candy line that a three pound box |of Bountiful. Buy it at Turner's
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Phone PIT for your cleaning and pressing. Ciener's. *6

The Courier-lndeX is in receipt |Of card from Miss Elsie A. Lake IOf Hot Springs, announcing that the ninth annual Synodical of the Presbyterial church will meet in Little Rock November 16 to IS, and requesting that the names of dele gates from Marianna be sent to Mrs. |F W. Allsopp, 600 Gaines street, Little Rock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

cent. on the 500 of Tho aS$sssd xatas
OF certain classes OF pro?erty.
Ey Mr.. Taylor: a bill prohibiting the -.
immediate source from which tac par.
deed.
BY Mr.. Brown. Of l.ynehbu-e; \ e,r u
amend and rs.enact section siS5 Or TIL
serseahts. criers and coustabl-s
,, ~ Mr. B5Swn; OF hynchenrs bill! .
the Commonwealth, or In naslstcrisl dis
tricis OF u county. of special Justice a
and to prcsSr6e his jarsdic;iom lid ' s!uie
and TO Tx his COMPENSATION
BY MI oIIsn: 4 hiii p.sss,.binE ,he .ipe
tho sixth judicis. circuit.
By Mr.. Chase: n bill TO amend AMI -
onaot section 1895 OF the code OF Virgins
amend and re-enac, section SIS OF the
Code OF yirginis. retatng to the amend
m.nt Of chEters OF corporations sftnr or
~ Mr; praWn; Of Iynehenrs: \ ~; 70
Ton 9; Soiec justices 10 admit PERSONS S5SH't t.
bail. and liking the compensation there
reeeal ec.ion sSsa Of jhe cSis ot ls H. %
sy Mr., Smith. OF Northumher!and: \ tnI
isy ,MessIs Dodscn and, Chc-!y: \ bin l..
Code OF Virginia '''
ny AlessTs Dodson and Cherry: \ bill 20
anrnd ana re.enaet section 1898 OF the
81 Mcsars Dodson and Cherry: A bill Ia
by means 81 eheck. draft or ordsT u
The credit OF tho maker or or dra%S- th S -
With The bank person; tirn Q! corpors;i9n
e an IL tu Mhs saGsn tapd+ r pay
evidence OF fraudulent Intent.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
r.suls,lox g, ,he e.aes!eo 2, .Tchi,ee.pre, ana

proS,dinE@ Tor tho ' eSsm III ana lcens,
ing of architects.
by Mr. Eobartson: A bill 10 amend and
re-cnaci section !33 Of an act entitled an
act I? proyid, a new charter for the city
~ f. 1905 I''''''s' '"e''~'''' Approved March
by MIR Hu;cneson: \ BIZ, 20 amend and
lifted, at, 30 rr9vide for the working
e nG PUZZLE rosds in he county q
boards IN said county. and Tor the repeal
q all a Sd n conflict herewith, Approved
amend and rc:enact chapter i,s OF tho
is's an s6 a ,e' aSsa and r
shSrier Of ,h2, ely Of, %ynesSaIs a.
in nc connty OF i.rnsnburs e borrow
house n said district:
M, ~ Mr. Il Brown, OF L.ys.se.hnuTs: H!! 70
Wy Mr.. brown. of I.ynehburE: y bnl to
70 create commission TO consider the COM
sSr Of court GS, sxamner OF
enn". sherins; high ccns,ables. and city
hc, ,,. y, ApP.royed March s; 1914. 49,,
provsd March i,isS. s sstI,ica io an at aet
consider the CONFEDERATION OF cous. clerks.
s!opgrs OF the revenue. slicrifrs. hiih non
,,iahics, aat, CITY scrScautS. and unit! ac-
sioiers. to IN tho maximum amount OF The
prg1s Mach g i IT,. sad an Ssi s Ap
ny Nj Williaps: a bill to impose and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
House Bills

BY Mayo c. Brown. I.ynchburs: A bill
to amend and re-enAct sections D. H. IS
u and is Of act entitled: AN act ,o
regulate the business OF making small
loans. by requiring persons charging d.
rcci!y or Indirectly greater rate of com.
tercst rate per annu:n on loans not OK
cecd.nS three hundred H50Ol dollars. Ia
any person. to obtain license: b. pre-
scrihing thc maximum amount OF compcp-
sauon which licenses may charge: 10y
regulating assignments to licensees o: sal
aries or wages earned. or to be earned
by prohibiting false deceptive adcc'tis
r;es fo- violation OF ce-tan provisions or
Ms sx 4Ts.cr b, s,s, Q!
li @s -tasal!Hs :ession 81 Of Tie rev
s sc" insons Ea %its the nroy!sens o,
th!. act" Approved March -. 1918.
Nv H..srs. Anderson. Tsnn,eton; Grrh--.
Gon ch a;Gc pis s;,E Eu'sEn RasHu n
amendments 20 sections 20. II and %; OF
Article bic H. 3: the OF v5fni 70
provide for the payment ~ the general
apd The csn;nTent .nn iinc'aS1t4 l., enSe
rs Mr.. wiii!ams: iii, to amend sec
lion 52s Of the Code o. Virginia. and TO
r:pcal sections so4. COS and SOC OF the Code
By M~tsts H.u ard oz,,n: 4 hill 20
anend and re-enant section $3.50 of the
BY Mr. Andesson: 4 bill, TO amend and
re-enact sections and OF act entitled
act Ms to "a and an to act csn
::dsra:e pensions" Approved February IS
.,d5 = n ., T IL. esae .! s V.. to amend
by Mr.. Wiiliaua: Senate Join. rcsoiu-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
,Rcpubicans
Democrats. SO: Republicans IL.
GIVES EDUCATION BOARD
SUPERVISION OF SCHOOLS
Proposed I-eHfslntIon Would Make Sc
lection OF Superintendent AppOfn-
tive Instead OF Elective.

Supcrinte ndcnt OF Public instruction
Will be selected in such manner and
for such term OF Office rs may be pre-
scribed by law, and not by the qualified
voters OF the state. as at present, II "A
joint Senate resolution, introduced i'll
the House yesterday by Delegate
Franklin Williams, OF Fairfax County.
becomes a law.
Section 100 of the Constitution of
Virginia now provides that the School
Board shall be composed OF the Cover
nor. the Attorney General the super
intcndcnt Of Public Inetruction and
three experienced educators. the lat
ter 10 be elected auadrennially by the
General Assembly from a lisL of cl!s-
ibics from tho University OF Virginia.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Virginia
Military Institute. state Female Nor
NAL School at Farinvillc. William and
Mary. and the School for the Deaf and
Blind at Staunton. The School Board,
under the provisions OF the existing
law, is required 10 associate with itself
two division Observation-Disclosures
county and one city-wiio are elected
for two years.
Delegate Williams bill would vest
the state Board of Education with gem
erai supervision OF the school system.
members of the board to- be selected in
such manner and to consis, OF such
number. with such tenure OF Office, as
may be prescribed by law. The whole
matter Is put up 20 the General Asscni-
SIy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
INCREASES SCHOOL TAX RATE
House Bill Would Make Levy 20 Cent.
on 800. Advance OF
Cents.

Increase in the general property tax
rate for school purposes from IL TO
20 cents on 500 is provided in bill
introduced in tho House yesterday BIZ
Delegate Franklin Williams, OF Fair
fax County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
HOUSE OFFICIALS SWORN
LITTLE TIME, LOST IN LOWER
BRANCH WHEN GAvEL RINGS
'Thirty-EiEht Bills Arc introduced
After Members Arc sworn In
Governor Makes speech.

Members of the House got down "a
business promptly at noon Yesterday.
Following tho calling la order OF tho
lower branch. tho usual formal!.ics OF
swearing in tho members was gone
through with. The House wa; sworn
as body. Judge Robert i. r.cntiss.
Of the supreme Court of Appears OF
Virginia, administered the oath t. the
incoming Speakers; OF the House. Isich-
ara anan Il " H iTi,,ia,, OF Snsemond. and
Speaker brewer presided
onicerr Formally Elected.
-, At aei. the qualification of members,
cratic. caucus of Tuesday night We're
formally elected. The usual commit
tee was named to wait on Governor
paws and receive h,'n when ne made
. Thirty-eight bills and Joint r.solu-
tions were introduced. The session
y Taa 9pSheS nth hare! prayer by the Key
~Prcsbyter;an Church.
More than sixty new faces were to
be" seen in the House when it con
vened. In taking IN. oath of Office.
Clerk Williams remarked that he did
30 with mingled emotions OF gladncss
ftnd OF sadness. sadness because in the
vas only one that was present when
he entcred upon his first term as clerk
Or the House in 1899. Delegate John
Iabb, or Gloucester.
noomed FILLED With Visitors.
The gallery was crowded with visi-
tors, cve.y seat being taken. and many
stood III the aisles and against the rear
wall. Many leaders ana supporters OF
Inc suffrage cause were in evidence
ana their activities commenced with
the arrival of the first Delegate.
The House arose as 4 body to receive
the members Of the Senate and the
Governor.
While come portions Of the Cover
nor'S message were received with more
or less inattention on the par, OF the
ear apparently was strained 20 catch
mis- every word on the subject Of pro-
hioition, and hi. recommendation that
inc state Department OF Prohibition be
abolished vas greeted with handcian-
ping and cheering
Tho House adjourned a: ESQ o'clock
to recOnvcne az noon today
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

H;sfs rs 'sE;' f1: if. e., &; 5
xinia: which was taken NJ ordornd 10 be
y%S aa Fssn5"a AID d hr S"n'S'
hi 70 amend SECTION ss OF the Cod? Il
pT as aah Tits5,ea 10 ns
to se,la sns ss ga Of M
Sod n, of Virginia Which T"n taken ~ or:
Committee on rubiiS Institutions and r:dn-
hi, IS Mcssrs Mapn and Gc9'ristnS0 =
ed ash 1Sssrr 's11 To s hs GFasfSf
on y a M.ssri lnS1ioi9n ana saI
s .h e !oga g Ss%'9ns SSs CO. ana Se Of
orerSG 70 he pi,sa and reteTreG {"
and r.enac sse,3n s4ss Of 0 the ' cade 81
sFf il Tash fsrr 'aaG To s Ss S5a8faf
ny N S o4 ea ths 4e: sDs Of ' 70 Se
and ss 'iAS ia Hn ;aSssH On
s Mi Ssteea from s ' :hs 2
fi"' S' & MSe naia .&tg S
%fdsren TO b" printed and referred to the
by MesiiTs. cannen. Gum and Mtlls-Ne
eSilesicd from ~ ;' Hotel Riehmond Cor.
i%la1aom; Gii.TS?n Realty corG%ra1h%n
iioteI, Inc. ana iie;Si sunni t. A. stamni.
utop'lctur. paid into the Treasury OF TN"
printed and r9ferrsI t" the Committee on
By MesSrs. Cannon. Gum and Miils--No
roa,ng Maay ie"Ss ihs
the purncsc OF aiding in The erection az
nate Matthew Fon,:.in. Maury Monument
t. nor SaE on 'hs
taken uD. ordered 20 hc printed and referred
to the C"minitte. on Finance.
euas, aec,on 2 Of tho s oa amend en- y ina
y k,.t sd "a 10 mis- r, 81
and referred to the Committed on Finance.
the Code or virgtna in regard TO filling
dcrcd 20 be printed, and referred to the
and asa,io sd q BIZ III, to coae ID
the Cod. Of virginia. which was taken up.
99r ,,; To pc printed and referred to th.
Resolution 80; IT,. rrSposns sne edSnI
~ the c"n,tsa,ion OF vrsna w Shd ah w las
taken up. ordered to t-, printed ami re-
! fsrred to the Committee fer Courts OF jus
Dy M ives, Join. Resolution No. 9.
IrIropoainE a m TO SECTIONS H. 20.
to extend the right OF suffrage To-
women, which was taken up. ordered TO be
Erin;;ed and referred to the Committee on
ny me- pa n,;o Res9lu,ion No. o.
to be printed and refsrrei 10 the ' Committee
on prirIiHgss and elections
C, by Messis ,s, PAUL FRONT. Pendie,Gn:
ana q OF Hrtieie OF The Gohs; ;i'in Of
be prntea Ta nd ~ss :akGn IH 3E.tsh to
t on privileges and Elections
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
Senate Bills

Phi ansna sss,,a ana s ', n The Code l. q
on rs Fuss Inai Msps .i Ias
ea af !5 c lSe of hs
81 s. lied me smith aussss bill tpuSiie So
state Hoard Of Edu ea Ton ao, 10 se;
a. States board q vocational education
Trsasnrss OF The STATE OF vITGina 70 act act
s as sMi' ,Sa q such as funds as to
70 Pay the same out on warrant drawn by
Ing s;ste hoard pf EdSea, ina 70 as,as
fish drna.tmcnt Of VOC. tional educa tim
ss e. ss 10
of Supervisors and Councils TO appropriate
70 the Committee on Public institutions and
Ry Messrs. ;Mapp md Gooiriek-No. 4. 4
Virginia Which saken np % in the erS Goas o.
he printed and referred to the Com,nitteS
By Messrs. Mapp and 6iooirick.~&o (. A
s"s of the CODE Of Esnis WHICH SSt sss
ialrea np h ordered to be printed and
TONS and 'n Educa h%''ee on Public ins'i,u
bill to p4ovds lR Ra, a9 1ae
Eina, The College Of W iiiam ' and OF MAI ss
sinia Normal and Industrial Institute AID
On the -Sas1.s 5Sn ~9 Gssa
s 81 S az s sS ss
etssTsh 70 on Ras isd ah md e h
BY Messrs. Mapp and Goo.,ick-No. 8. :.
ana as Ii or eeD DIs e, FREE re
800 OF the assessed value of certain citsse s
srntoa and Teferred to II. o eon aassea
on By s'? Messa-. Mapp and coo,r,en-So :.
bill to amend Section on 7oS Of the Code de- 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
QUESTIONS MERITS or BILL
Measure Requiring Merchants TO Mark
Cost Price on Commodities Declared
Inconstf fu iOnal In Montana

Supposed merits or r proposed bill
to require manufacturers and retail
e!s in Virginia TO follow the practice
of cost marking is questioned by Sec
retary ". n. Clarke. Jr, OF the Retail!
tention TO the fact that Montana law
of the same general nature as that
fathcred by Albert .. Boschen, Rich
nond member OF the House Of Dele
gates. has just been declared uacon-
stttutiona' by Federal District Judge
Sourouin.
Such law was put into effect in
Montana but manufacturers and re-
tailers obtained a temporary injunc-
tion restraining its operation. This in :
junction has been made permanent fol-
lowing decision OF Judge Bourouio
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

Ip99irn,ssr n Bosnian. Por,smenth.
pprllnesss ,Apne-A. e, EwolI; I.ynnhaven.
nrlnc2 Wiillam--C. ~. Sinclair. Manassas.
pnlaski-R. G.. Boothe. PULASKI
Bd Mtfhhm"n9 G;ty.,rr Gray Iiadd9n. A. G:
James II. Price. o''eF' w. L. WILCOX aho
Roanoke ci,y-R. H.. willis. Roanoke.
80 Roanoke County,. Sinclair brown. Roa-
NJ, nockSridE. and nuena rIsta--M ". Nc
=, RockinEham and Iar-,sonburc--'J A.
iii ,:,,r iiarrisonburG. and w. III. Rucbust.
H Hgs,cllIJoh T.v " Stuart; H,ae,fo.d.
lin.
SSmyth--.R. A, Anderson. Marion.
~, *ro!syivan!a and .r'redericksburE-pr J.
:, stafford. and King GcorEc-Thomas l.,
Hunter. King George.
Surry and Prince GeorEe--Tioraco l..
Smith. Petersburg.
s.. Sussex and orccnesvillc--w. ID. Prince.
Stony Crock
Rfchand..
WASHINGTON and Bristoi---walter II. Rob-
crtson. Bristol. j. Walter Gray Abingdon.
"ythc-John II. Crockett. Wythcviilc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15
WILL PUT STATE SCHOOLS
ON ALL-YEAR-ROUND BASIS
Object OF Measure IL TO Permit
Students to Finish Course In
Shorter Time.

Lnivcrsity OF Virginia, William and
Mary College: Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute and Virginia Normal and In
austria! Institute Will hc placed on a
year round basis as soon as the oman
c!al resources OF the state will per
init, n bill introduced in the House
yesterday by Delegate Franklin Will
law.
The bill would organize the sum
!ncr term Of these institutions on the
basis OF quarter OF 4 years work Of
caual grade and degree credit with
The purpose of tho bill. Delegate
Williams states. Is to make Il nos
siblo for young men and young women
70 secure tho train ing offered in in
stitutions Of higher learning in n much
shorter time and thus permit Them.
At an earlier age. 10 assume the re-
sponsibii!ties OF citizcnsh!p and to
furnish added facilities for the IRON
aratIon OF teachers in the public
school system.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-15

a sSG2s and 5 OF T. , i.';s5s l'S
,!oos 81 and ae o toi d TF' S!r fis
ton my Mr ,W ih ., Gj to amend sec
.,on ISa q ,ns coe amen And SEQ
lis OF tho code o. vissats.. ~ az ana
ei ny " Wn ~, an,,a ~ 70 aI"1 ,loy aG@
for The acceptance OF IN" conditions OF tho
iinshSi iii SnbtS 10 'a ~ s int : S%fn
Cor fsr,c n; And authoriztrE The state itoard
ooaiionai education fo- Inc common.
SIc si.,@ ana Of vns as, Of
Of such funds ~ may be received from the
out on warrant drawn by ,hs STATE Hoard
Of tdncat,on, and authoriIns tho, state
mont, of vocational education. and anpto.
E.T n%t,sv mnsSn9y, k,he'eie.e Ap%5oyed
b9a5aG Of nSn.rviT%1s snl Snqcn
lions S5j and Sai Of he co G"e or v yie-
iiy Mr. Williams: y bill TO amend sec
ton ~ Q; t The Code o' xirS.nia.
Wiiiam and Mary the. Vi-ginla .>scicuit
isehn,s Ins;ity;. tho yiT;niA Nermal .n4
on the yeaT--ound basis OF instruction az
soon as their financial resources viii war
On, ny NJ As:.; ohHss sll e sns2a ard te
By NJ; Chase: A. BIZ regulating tho
~ Messis Cherry and Dodson: tsy re.
S 70 F%su opsra TIM I nd Of
,atning institution OF mercy, charl.y and
nsElissnee OF s;s scr SS empoycss u" or
BY M.ssrs Dodson and cherry: bin