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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

A. mono OF than are very wide. II Will
b possible to combine them for the
planning to thickneaA This viii save
considerable time 0st cut all to the
proper tA1ckne@ ana sand well. With
the grain. OF course. repeat thar
great oaxS must be TAKEN with the
ends Of ths piecsa THEY SHOULD
Be PERFECTLY SQUARE.
Start tho asaenorns By fastening
the SIDE p3eces 10 ne ends. Even
with all the ends square. It viii Be
necessary for ycu to SEQ that the paris
are properly related T. each other.
Next fas.en the bottom in place. Hers
you will md = good tsss for he ac-
curacy Of yuur work thus fAr. II
everything has bean made - sxAca
dimensions. the bottom viii nt prop
erly. being neither too w4ds nor toe
narrow. When this much has been
accomplished. the next step win ~ "a
place the partitdcna While nothtns
was said about II before. Il win nc
doubt occur TO you that the two end
pieces should have lines drawn acros,
to aid in properly placing the lens
partition. The cross partition should
also be located In similar manner
In both cases. Of course. the Hines
must be drawn before the assembling
commences.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
BUSINESS MEN UNITE 70
ENLARGE VOTING FOWHA

Jacksonville. Fla. March io.--ThA
blocks of fiver ideA. made notorious
by its practice In Indiana politics many
years ago. has i rAincarnAtion here ~
this time, tor more, commendable par
poses. y.
business men 81 Florida have bssA
SO careless about registration ana
voting that tha Alections Of recent
years were almost completely con-
tr1Ys Il VA, ffstSYsyUt. snMc>rMeds IA sgrsceas
legislation or a6Actsd " Law enforce.
ment. u
a proceeding movement 10 enlarge
the voting power Of the better class o.
citizens Il generally Understood to have
had its inspiration in the activities 81
the American Lcxion's local branches
for Improved civic conditions.
Professional men. merchants. mamu-
-factursrs. farmers And others ara slgn-
tnx pleAaes TO register and vo&s. eAeh
One agreeing TO secure the signatures
0f Ave Of his friends and nsighhara.
ThA success OF this .endless chafl~ WIN
max e. the vote NJ the fall election -
IaFfNat for years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
FAIRS TO HAVE
ART EXHIBITIONS

Chicago. March 10.---The Art Institute
of Chicago next fall will extend it's OK
hibitions to the country fairs in the
Middle West.
Real paintings by the foremost ar
fists OF America will rival such attrac-
tons as living skettons. snake-eaters.
wild men and mountains OF human flesh
And they will put the country art to
shame--the hand painted china the
landscapes by the local Turner's and
Millets, so proudly displayed In aEri-
cultural hall
The idea was originated by Rose
Crane. head of the extension DEPART
ment of the institute. Mr.. Crane 10
going to bring art to the masses.
Twenty OF the best paintings by Amer
lean artists will be selected. and Mr..
Crane intends to go with the show as
chief ballyhoo and lecturer.
Our selections of paintings" said
Mr.. Crane. will be representative. Yes.
American artists only. Our lecturers
will explain the fine points ef every
painting. On the platform will be seen
artists actually at work"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
IS HousEkEERs 'IiHREE

| very nire breakfast she had prepared
with such care and then she said
Ersmly: THE things can't be wasted.
They've got 30 be eaten. Wei. II the
family won't get up. they'll have 10
eat breakfast in bed"
In n few minutes sbe WAS tapping
at her fathers door. bearing \ tray
ia her hand
Come int" cried q sleepy voice ana
her father looked mp In q dared way
as his daughter walked In and set the
tray beside him on the bed.
MY clock WAS fast so got up too
early" explained Betty, but the
breakfast shouldn't be wasted so I'm
serving IL In bed"
While father was getting over his
surprise. she walked out and got
breakfast for her sisters. They liked
the arrangement and begged her to
keep II up all the week. When she
took Hugk's tray 70 him. something
In his eyes made her suspicious.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
SAFETY FIRST TAUGHT
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS

San Francisco. March 1o.--'Safety
hrstr training in the public schools hers
is soon to DO introduced. The course
will be devoted to instructions relative
to the proper precautions necessary in
crossing streets and railroad tracks
while going to and from school.
The safety first courss has been ad-
vocated by Coroner Leland ~ the re-
suit Of tho recent death Of Gerald Gro
min. schoolboy, who was killed while
running across the street.
According to william !. French. Of
the industrial accident commission. \
similar course Of instruction ~ planned
for San Franchise II now being succesa-
fully used In st. louis,
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OF erecting public 1lien school build
ing at Newsorns, Virginia, for the said
district.
No. 4oe-Authorizing the city OF
fredericksburg To issue bonds to re-
deem what are known as bridge
bonds becoming due July, 1890
No. 411--Authorizing the bonds of
supervisors of Carroll and Grayson
counties to enter into contract in
relation to the erection and main
tenance of certain bridge in Gray
son county, and authorizing The board
of supervisors of Carroll county to ap-
propriate money for the erection and
maintenance Of such bridge
No. 413-To authorize the mayor
and council of the town of Wood
stock, in the county OF Shenandoah,
state OF Virginia, to borrow money
and issue bonds for the purpose Of
proving the water system of said
town OF Woodstock.
No. 414-lTo amend and re-enact
sections {, 10 and II of an act entitled
an act to incorporate the town Of
South Hill. Mecklenburg county, vir-
ginia. approved February Is, 1901 as
heretofore amended.
No. 415--To amend and re-enact
section OF an act entitled an act to
proFlde Tor the WORKING OF the pubic
roads in the county of Charlotte, for
the creation OF district road boards
in said county, and for the repeal of
all acts in conflict Herewith, approved
March 20, 1915
No. 2o3---To exempt from taxation.
state and local, all obligations issued
by counties, cities and towns.
No. SOTO amend and re-enact
section SIS OF chapter 33s. acts 1918,
relating to fees OF officers. and so
forth, In connection with violations Of
the prohibition act, approved March
10. 1918.
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II WOMEN WANT 1T,
SAYS SENATOR GIOCH
WHY. LET THEM HAVE TT

Cincinnati March 10.--William Bloch.
state senator OF West Virginia, who is
making a dying cross-country trip
from California to Charleston. w. Va,
to break a deadlock in favor OF the
ratification of the national woman sur
frage amendment i'm the West Virginia
senate, arrived here tonight at 6:l5
o'clock from Chicago He cane on U
special train. chartered at an expense
of $1,000. and made connections which
Will bring him into Charleston tomor-
row in time to cast the vote that viii
put the state behind woman suffrage.
III the women want the vote he
said in an interview. why not let them
have it, My personal contention "
that II won't do a lot of harm. but II
might do lot of good. Election day
comes but once q year, and II II viii
add to their peace Of mind and help
the nation TO cast ballot with the
men, I'm willing to do my bit"
Mrs Bloch. who accompanied her
husband from California. did not make
the trip to Cincinnati. but remained in
Chicago. The senator said she wants
to vote.
I've never had so much speed in-
jected in 40 short period of my life
before" said Senator Bloch
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No. 39S--Appropriating Ave hun
bred dollars to the Virginia State Ii
brary for the purpose of making a
library survey OF the. state, and dis
tributing certain books furnished by
the American Library association.
No. 412-LTo amend and re-enact an
aA entitled an act to Authorize the
board of supervisors of the county OF
Carroll, to let to contract the roads of
said county and levy tax to keep
same in proper repair.
NO. 41s--To authorize the board OF
supervisors of Lee county to borrow
money and issue bonds OF said county.
or any Of the magisterial districts
thereof, for sum not exceeding
$50 900. for the purpose OF rebuilding.
repairing. improving and maintaining
the public roads and bridges of said
county.
No. a2s--A bill to amend and re-
enact section 2410 OF the Code OF
Virginia. defining the duties of the
county treasurer in collecting land
receiving the taxes and levies. penal
ty on tax payers after thirty-first day
OF December, duty of treasurer to levy
or distrain.
No 391---A bill to amend and re-
enact section 6469 OF the Code OF vir-
ginia.
No. 371-To provide that all state
laws relating to the enforcement Of
prohibition, which are not In violation
OF the Constitution OF Virginia. shall
be deemed and held to be in aid OF
the enforcement of the eighteenth
amendment to the Constitution OF the
United States, and the exercise of the
concurrent power therein reserved to
the state to enforce the same.
No 423--To authorize the county OF
Albemarie to borrow money and issue
bonds for a sum not exceeding three
hundred thousand dollars (S300.000.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

81 . EEPING track Of the many PEN
B& ellis and pens that are used -
u v school these days cause the aver
u Vage boy and girl more or les
trouble. Unless there IL q common
receptacle for them. it 10 quite li6oiy
that the particular pencil necessary
for the class you happen to be In =
in the locker The box described
herein will be found to answer every
purpose and will not be very difscuit
to make
Soft wood should be selected. NM
less you are willing TO spend great
deal of care In the making. II hard
wood is used. tho mailing process Ia
very likely TO split the wood owing
70 It's. thinness. Soft wood will not
OFFER this difYlculty. and II In suggeste ed
for your use.
All. the joints In the box are the
plain butt variety. This means that
to get a good job all the ends must
be perfectly square. Otherwise. the
various pieces will not at accurately
and ugly openings will result.
You will note that aii the stock IL
three -s.xteenths OF an inch thick with
the exception of the end pieces.
These are made slightly thicker to
provide a better surface for mailing.
The frst operation will be to make
OH. q list OF the pieces yon will need.
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maintain free public Libraries or read
ing rooms as memorials TO the Nir-
ginia soldiers, sailors, marines and
women who served in the world war.
and to appropriate money therefor.
No 45--To appropriate money to
the Virginia Agricultural and Me-
chanical college OF Polytechnic Insti-
tute for the purchase and maintenance
OF certain purebred cattle, and to ac-
quire land necessary for the purpose.
No. 29s-To prohibit hunting or
shooting OF game birds, game and
fur-bearing animals in Halifax coun-
ty
No, 333--~To amend and re-enact
an act entitled an act to incorporate
the Eastern Shore Game Protection
association of Virginia, approved
March ), 1894.
No. SOTO amend and re-enac ct
section Z217 OF the Code of Virginia
No. 39S--In relation to fishing in
Middlesex county.
No. 40S~-To authorize the county
of Greene to borrow money and issue
bonds for a sum not exceeding ten
thousand dollars.
No. 404~-To authorize and en-
power the board OF supervisors or
Greene county to issue bonds and raise
money for the purpose of purchasing
a county road team and building
bridges
No. Ss4-To authorize the school
board or Drewryville school district.
number eight, of the county OF
Southampton, Virginia, to issue
bonds of the school district, for the
purpose Of erecting public high
school building at Drewryville, vir-
gipia. for the said district
NO. SS5--To authorize the school
board of Newsoms school district,
number eight, of the county of
Southampton. Virginia. to issue bonds
OF the school district, for the purpose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11

n ELL sKciaimed father cheer
~, a. tie train aid out Of
agAt" 20 ron three are gc.ns
80 - take care OF your cid dad
NAalo mothers away. chr
ssS o. gAei~ exclaimed Hugh. their
43Spses<hle brother. 'wsfl be iucky
s4 - aren't ktslsd"--Sut q glance from
- 1A&Asr shut OF further remarks,
II stStsFs. Betty. Patty and PeSyy
Aooked at their brother 6oubtfuIly.
1t weuld Be easy enough keeping
Asnss but Hugh 10 SURE to start hss
Uooka1-eAinss." Betty said.
0e oousse," put In Patty. "ans spoil
4sv1TvtAins."
@ III they almost believed that be
\ - go1ag 70 behave this time for Sat
tf4ay DanvsA quietly By. Dinner was
noekod. The dishss washed and father
sOok tAsm al! TO the rnovfsH. That
Atght Betty had almost fallen asleep
1hsA seneons quietly opened her
1eor.
Nh who IL III Whist do you wanif~ she
N9maadsA In q nercs Voice. thinking
\ w. . hsrxiar.
rJuse me-" Hugh's voice answered.
rs cou3A ~ my watch"
All right said Betty ana though.
- mefe about H.
sunday morning bright ana early
- woke and looked at her little clock.
Eaght- We'll. IT was time 10 get Up.
Ouss4ds It was stiM rather dark bus
ne little housekeeper dressed au;ckls
md ran down to the kitchen. She
made coffee for her father and cocoa
4 Tor the others while the cereal was
0trTily cooking In the double boiler.
aAA - busy was she that everything
611 ready. toast. bacon. Eggs and all,
h4fers Il occurred to her that the fam
! IN wasn't stirring. She tipped up
stairs 70 see what WAS the matter.
Patty" she cried. shaking her sis-
TOR. "0et up. you lazy bones! You'll
- late for Sunday School and the
BREAKFAST viii be spoiled"
.~wh- what." said Patty rubbing
her eyes. Els i. time 70 get ur?"
She stretched and sat mp and Jus
snen tho clock Down the han struck
seven.
Why, Betty" cried tho wrathfa
patty TITS only seven ana We nevsl
hare breaktas. TIL half past eight or
\ suHdeys."
Well. mr. clock said eight" fafee~ef
Betty. II can't understand II. Oh
HAar. what'n dor The breakfaS
wiii be spoiled. 7. won't be Al to eat.
riMt my funeral" said Patty un.
@etlizkiy. "Oid false alarm -ciock!'
And with these words she playful,
seazed pillow and whaekea her sister
nver the head with It.
Bstty only waited 10 snatch all tn,
covers on Fatty's bed ana away Oh,
h ned 6ownstairs. She looked Mt tn,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-03-11
/. THE. REASON WHY
4 THOUGH il happened long

"A ago
The story's told today
OF how ST. Patrick killed the snakes
In Ireland far away.
Near mid-nigh, on the eighth of March
Was Patrick born. its said:
And many were the arguments
To which this hour led.
Some claimed hi, birthday was the
eighth.
But other folk did state:
Since after twelve was Patrick born
The ninth must be the date"
For many years they did dispu,s
Until learned man
Called all the elders of the town
And told them Of his plan.
No child can have. les, he be twin,
But one birthday" he said:
SO let. eomb;.. the eight and uins
And have one day instead"
And 50 the seventeenth of March
Was put aside es.h yea.
To honor good Sam, Patriek's deed.
With pomp and gladstone cheer.
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THE, HnIrSE

No. s41--Housc bin TO prescribe the
procedure and conditions nnder which
IL pubic service corporation, if it be-
comes necessary In the construction
sSf ifs works. or in changing its grade,
5r In 6ouble-trackfng the same, may
sress at grade any county road.
No. sl9--Housa bill TO amend and
se-enact sections 5si4 and 56Ia of
lode OF Virginia
No. 456--Houso bill 10 amend and
re-enact section. tiss OF the Code OF
Virginia.
the consolidation of actions or
snoftons against fire insurance COM
f4nfae and the trial together OF such
\ AEf30ns or motions, and the entering
/ bk Judgment therein.
No. 115-IIouse bill 10 require
RVeFy person subject to "a cspitation
49,. and every person. arm and cor-
poratton subject 10 taxation on per-
Aronai property. money or income, TO
dI0 answers under oath to the inter-
Fssxntorics In respect thereto.
M No. lSS--House bin TO amend and
r&-enact Yection s4S7 OF the Code OF
zsSirg4nia concerning fees of sheriffs,
sorgeAnts, officers and constahles.
~ 10. 160--House bill to amend and
sections 4 and Is OF an act
Anlffled IAN act TO define ardent
aotfits and to prohibit the nanufac-
tnre. uSe. sale. offering for sale.
keeping for sale, and
11ytmg away Of ardent spirits, or
1xug..
No. iSa--House bill requiring GER
fAin State institutions TO purchase
s8NnIy pur-bred cattle, sheep aid hogs,
No. z2l--House bill to amend and
sAxe enact section STA OF the Code Of
4 Virginia.
No. 2S7-~House bill 10 arnend and
h Ko-eEact section xfss OF tho Code OF
Virginia
# No. 2sl---House bill 10 amend ana
" EU-enAct section 2i3s or the Code
S1f Virginia.
sssss No. 39z--Honsc bill To limit the
s0nOunt recoverable for the loss OF, OF
s@4mJory To, wearing apparel, cloth, OF
nkner articles delivered TO any person
AE corporation to 1a cleaned, pressed
@8 H4a, or laundersd
&s No. 315--House bill TO validate
#kkuowiedEments heretofore taken by
q 94l3ce OF the peace. and mayors OF
e - or towns or police jusace who
Fx virtue OF their Offices had the
III 1WAr9 and authority Of Justice Uf
IA ~ peace, where such justices or
a3crs or police justices are des!snat
o. IN the certificates or acEnowiedg e.
eat as police justice.
M. 343--House bin to amend and
NNenAef sections -, 40, f6 and 18 OF
4ct entitled AN act 10 regulate
II Business of making small loans.
No. 173--House bus concerning
9hta and measures; and to repeal
1fong. itS4 TO 1855, both inclusive
II 4n1 Code at Virginia.
m tsa&44 sagtff:.r ezss ,afY,esa atfs
~ section 2li0 OF the Code OF
~ 3Sz-House biil 10 authorize
E8x Ok supervisors TO fell, or fell
tenOvs, trees along public high
ana 10 keep the lara,s such
4WAyu cleared OF growing trees;
providing for procedure under
" Nrt
Ia 1s S~v lfssaxe tsiss II, reraaa section
~ ~ The Coda ot Virginia.
<es 9Ss--Housc bill to provide Cor
REPRESENTATION OF towns
IN ~ Iouac Bit 70 an1ufi ana
section si4I of the Code Of
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three that sat down to lunch
And there were tho clothes to be
brought In from tho Fac. And the
ironing! Peggy sighed as she xprinkled
one OF the sheets. Patty stood ironing
and trying to keep the tears from
rolling down her cheeks and dropping
on the clean clothes. Then In march
cd Hugh. How they hated him Just
then!
Hello there!" he cried EaiIy. "vhy
so sober What'rs you shifting for
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Pate"
oksyz4 ssay<Ts 'zgxxpp cd" E7xsty. Ss'g--
I'm nearly d-d-dsad,''
"s-s-so'm T." echoed Betty with a
deep sigh.
Jaw come oni" cried Hugh, LOOKING
from one to the other Get away
from there!" And he strobe up TO
Patty and took the iron out Of he-
hand. Let me have try"
mo, you can't iron. You'd ruin
everything. -
lust watch mel"
He threw off his coat aud turned
to with a will. whistling all the while
and sakes alive! II he didn't make
things hum. Perhaps things weren',
done UP as fine as Emily could do
but there was will and a lot OF elbow
grease and the result was pretty good
The three girls gathered about and
watched their Brother admiringly.
Suddenly the door opened and In
walked their mother.
"Ah!" cried Betty. Ibid you gel
back unexpectediy?~
Looks that way" laughed Mother
II found grandma much better so !
came right home. How do you like
! being housewivesf"
"Oh, we've learned a lott" cried
/, Patty. thinking about the cake
| "a lot about housek eeping and
washing" put in Betty. but more
| about what u niece kind OF brother
we've got"
Hes not half a. mean as thought
he was" said Peggy. but Hugh cut
short this praise by saying: "Ot
shucks! Tn practising. I'm going tc
be a Chinaman and run a laundry
when I grow up,"
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ONTARIO WANTS REFERENDUM

Toronto. March lo.--A depu.ation
& prS a TspT , US
on the Ontario cabinet and asked the
members to losc no time in applying
for a federal referendum under the
Canada temperance act on the ques-
ton of prohibiting the importation Cf
Intoxicating liquor into the province
from outside points Although liquor
may not at present be sold In ontario
1t may be purchased outside and
brought in. The referendum Is pro-
vided for By legislation passed last
session by the dominion government
and provides for the stoppage Of Ina
portation into a province. II the pec-
pie decide In favor Of it.
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Hugh" she cried. did you
monkey with my clock? ! bet you
set il forward" But he only batted his
eyes and said: Don't make rash
botz"
This wAk provoking enough and
Betty was most too mad to speak to
him, but he was soon to have Patty
down en- him too. Patty stayed home
from charch and got dinner and a
very good meal II was---except for the
cake. "oh. yes" 3ihbed Hugh. "she had
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No. dollhouse bin TO amend and
! re-enact section 1869 of the Code of
! virginia.
| No. 4l5--House bill to amend ana
F., re-enact an act entitled AN act 70
! incorporate the town of South Nor
| folk, in the county of Norfolk APP
| proved September IL. 1919.
No. 424--House bill TO appropriate
money to tho Southwestern State
| hospital to build a sewerage disposal
1 plant at the said hospital, or to en-
| able the hospital to cary out IA con-
! tract with the town Of Marion for
] the construction of a sewer or suwers
! in connection with the sewerage
! system Of the said town.
/ No. 4ss-House bill permitting the
creation of the Office OF public de-
fender in cities having q population OF
| hfty thousand OF more. and. providing
for their appointment ans definina
their power and duties.
| No. 473-House bill endorsing the
| erection OF a statue OF brotherhood
at Fort Wool. otherwise called the
RIP Raps." in Hampton Roads.
| No. 475--House bill to amend and
| re-enact section 1854 OF the Code OF
Virginia.
| No. 47s--House bill 70 amend and
re-enact section 10 of an &C, entitled
an act TO raise revenue for the sup
| port Of the government and public
1 free schools, and TO pay the interest
on the public debt. and TO privide a
| special tax for pensions as authorized
| by section 1ss OF the constitution, APP
. proved April l6, 1904, as heretofore
amended
No. 479--House bill to amend and
re-cnact section lot of an act entitled
| an act to raise revenue for the sup
| port OF the government and public
| FREQ schools.
! No. 4S9-~-House bill to authorizing
! the boards Of supervisors of Carroll
rand Grayson counties To enter into
a contract in relation to the erection
and maintenance OF q certain bridge
! In Grayson county,
( No. 4Si--~House bill to amend and
re-enact an act entitled az act t.
authorize the board OF supervisors of
! the county of Carroll to let to con
tract the roads If said county and
! levy q tax TO keep same in proper re.
pair.
F., No. 4ss--aouse bill to provide for
! the completion Of sthe publication
binding and distribution OF the Code
| OF Virginia.
No. 4s4--House bill 10 authorize
the board of supervisors OF the county
! OF Norfolk. In its discretion. to bor-
i row the sum of twenty-five thousa nd
dolf&rS and issue bondS therefore. lor
/ road and bridge purposes.
I No. 4ss--House bill 10 authorize
| the board Of trustees Of Margarc,
| Academy, IN The county Of Accomac.
TO make sale O. Property held by them
! in trust
No. 4Se-House bill TO amend and
re-enact section $3.50 of the Code Of
/ Virginia.
No. 4ST-~-House bill to authorize
! the board OF supervisors OF Lee county
. s@akm-oEaS assan-y.a yst41s-s -. 1:ossde .rsS
I'd county, or of any OF the magis-
! terial district thereof. for a sum not
exceeding 100000
No. 4Sa--Honse bin for the protec-
| dion OF fish in the waters of Clinch
/ river and its tributaries in the county
| OF Russell
SENATE.
! No Sss-~~Te" amend and re-enaci
1 section 52an 81 the Code of Virginia
/ No. 369--To amend and re-enac ct
I Sscs5H3s Xx4S gnnn ava Rn1a 90
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SENATE.

ssg No. aSs--~T er"alnetsa and re-enact
section 52an of the Code of Virginia.
No. ss9--To amend and re-enact
sections 1898. 1927. Goo0 and 60l2 of
the Code ~ Virginia.
No. l4.--sTo authorize counties,
cities and towns to establish and