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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28
Farm Wanted.

Wanted, to hear from owner Of
farm or good land for sale. Price
and description. Fall delivery.
L. Jones, Box 551, Olney, Ill.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28

If you need fertilizer see G, W.
Collins goods. Place Of business in
front Of Grinstead poultry housa
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28

There was recently born TO the wife
of Raymond Moran a son. To tia
wife of Lewis Wright, a daughtex
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28

Sunday, May 2. will be go to Sunday
School. Day, Let everybody attend
their respective schools.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28

All parties indebted to DR.. W. =
Flowers win please call at his once
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28

While millinery is high, my prices
are as low as real nice goods C n be-
sold. Will be glad to show you my
stock.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28

The buyer and seller meet and trade
at The Kemper Co. 5 Office. 2S-tf.-
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28
Fertilizer.

Miss Julia Eubank-
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-04-28
Hotel JefrieI

Columbia KY.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08
OBITUARY

Mrs. Kathrine Anderson was born
in Vernon county, August "a, 1876.
She was the daughter of Hans and
Carrie Bolstad. Was married to Char
lie Anderson, December 4th, 1902.
They have been living on farm near
Litchville, North Dakota. Mrs. An
derson has not ben very well for some
time. Early in the spring she con-
tracted consumption, which disease
ended her sojourn on earth on the 9th
day of November last. She leaves to
mourn, the husband, three little boys:
Arthur, Stanley and Clinton, daugh-
ter having died in infancy, her brother
Ed Hanson and two sisters, Mrs. Ellen
Fredrickson and Carrie Hanson. Fun
eral services were held in the Emman-
uel church and the remains laid to rest
in the Belgium cemetery December /,
Rev. Bergen officiating.
Ann Carpenter was born in Illinois,
June Both, 1889, died November 29th,
1920, being 81 years, 4 months and 29
days old. She was the daughter of
James and Marie (Barlow) Carpenter,
and only surviving daughter of three.
She is survived by one step-brother
and step-sister, two step-brothers and
two step-sisters deceased, also one
half-brother and one half-sister de-
ceased. The deceased was married to
Michael Anderson June 18th, 1860. Of
this union ten children were born, the
husband, seven children and twenty
nine grandchildren survive to mourn
her loss, two children dying in infancy
and one son, Thomas, dying in early
manhood. She was a member Of the
Episcopal church, joining in early
girlhood, a faithful wife and mother,
and friend of all. Funeral services
were held in the Liberty Pole church
and the remains laid to rest in Liberty
Pole cemetery on December 2, Rev.
Bergen officiating.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08
Farmers Tractor Course at Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, December 1881,
1920.

A very condensed and practical far
mers' tractor course will be given at
the University of Wisconsin for any
farmer or young man who wants some
thing to help him run, repair and reg
ulate a tractor. There are q lot of
tractors in Vernon county today and
most of us have been unable to keep
up with all the new things in farm
machinery, especially in motor power.
If you want circular on the course,
write the county agent at once.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08
WITH THE COUNTY AGENT
County Short Course in Agriculture
of Seven Weeks Win Be Given at
the Vernon County Normal, Begin
ming Monday, January 8, 1921.

The following course of practical
agriculture of value and interest TO
boys and young men who do not attend
common school any longer, and have
not had the opportunity to attend high
school will be offered:
4. Dairying. 2. Business Practice
q. Breeds Of Live Stock. 4. Feeds
and Feeding. 5. Field Crops.
Follow up work will be continued, by
the county agent throughout the year,
with the students in their practical
farm work.
Credit. Two winters Of work Of
this nature viii give the student credit
for one winters work in the three
months short course at the University
of Wisconsin.
Those wishing to take advantage OF
this opportunity should enroll at once
as not over twenty can be accommo-
dated.
The weather conditions have been
favorable to the tobacco grower so
that stripping will be out of the way
by the holiday time and the short
course in agriculture will come at a
time when those who wish to attend
can be spared from the farm most
easily.
The tuition is free to residents of
Vernon county. A small expense may
be necessary for some textbooks:
Outside of that the only expense need
be the board. Anyone wishing more
detailed outline of the work taken up
in each subject, will be supplied with
such by writing the County Agent at
once. Enroll at once.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08

TERE is the overshoe that COM
II bines all the qualities you
"A IA always wanted Look it over -
it's the U. S. Walrus.
It's an all-rubber overshoe that's alb
solutely waterproof It has a warm, snug
fitting fleece lining. It's convenient be-
cause you slip it right over your leather
shoe-and push it off with YOUR toe when
you're through
Best of all, the L. S. Walrus can be
instantly cleaned You can work for
hours in balnyard naire- then pail Of
water or a rinse at the pump washes
the L. S. Walru3 clean-removes every
trace of mud from is smooth rubber
surface.
Experts have designed it-have made it
an Overslloe that viii stand the toughest
wear. At ever, single point where the
wear IS ha-1-1- Ell. S. Walrus IS heaY-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08
Warm-watertight-
cleaned in a minute
The three big points 7qhich make
the ~. So Walrus so bobuta.

lily reinforced. Ask your dealer to show
you pairi
Other types of ~. S" Footwear
bull for rough service
u. S. Boots have all the wear and comfort
which our "a years of experience can
give them.
u. S. Bootees lace on over the sock like
a leather shoe. You can wear them all
day long in the wettest weather. Your
feet will stay dry and comfortable.
The U. S. line of footwear has a type
for every need-arctics, rubbers, lovers. -
Every one is backed by over half CEN
fury of experience. The rubber comes
from our own plantations-the whole
process Of manufacture is supervised by
experts.
Always look for the U. S seal-ir means solid
wear and long service +or your money.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08

~. S" BootS-srs made in
all sizes and styles: Hip, Half
hia and Knee In red. black
and white
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1920-12-08

~ S" Sootess-Fss
riSht over your sock.
Two styles. hish aud
los IN red. black aad
waite
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

insurance companies doing business in this
STATE from ISSUING any DoIsy or son'.n Si
State reauirins the insured to take out or
That sx NJ in the policy . or requiring
m" insFe ina, to be 1eS aS as his opSn
Ey Ms5sss wiiiis; Norris. Chase. Ander-
bi '.' to estabiish ': State PARK submission.
ana 10 detine rs powers ana duties. and
~ Mcs;;s = a. iilcks; F1hss,.. Massey;
p-NscriGtne the widths OF tires 10 be used
%o useS S4 os hsar ard
9r 20 ~. 9pSrsisd on public highways on
an" ~ Mr. ma sadS iii Hf' 10 amend and re.
cnhc' section S5e3 OF the Code of vir-
ny Mcssrs Lakewood and Glhson-A bill
70 amend and re-ennct section 2o73 OF tho
e9titled, An act 70 amend and rs-enaes
ar ac' entitled an act to amend and re,
sr,s prisoner 70 hard Labor on IN the hs' eaS
renltentiary. for the comnission s" Of fe,on me-
hfnsiEf0 isers 9GndeS ne!ndaE n.
5gT nTas 81 Sencs as amended by as.,
ny III. Fltts-A Bill to % provide tina,
M Sr ohsp sSs 9pr' ss
CURED to Sc TO tho application of the
re.enact section OF act entitled IAN
oSt 20 define ardent spirits and to prohbi;
IN" manufacture. use sale, Offering for
salr. transportation. keeping for sale and
S:NnE away or ardent spirits. or drugs As
herein defined. except as provided herein
declaring certain ardent spirits contraban nd
H prescribing procedure for search there
LOT and forfeiture thereof: to prohibit ad
Eertisenent OF such ardent spirits: to pre-
scribe the jurisdiction for trial and appea |,
OF cases arising under this act: to IRE
Scribc the force and effect OF certain rv,-
uence and prosecutions for violation or this
act: 10 create the office OF comrnissionr,
81 prohibition and 70 define his duties an,
powers and compensation; defining in
per perats habits within the meaning Of This
ncL nrrscribinE - penalty for in;o4!cation
Prescribing certain rules OF evidence in
certain prosecutions under this act: derri
me SOFT drinks. providing how they NAV
nc SOLD regulating tho sale or toilet an
.IScptrc organizations, patent and propric-
,ary medicines. and Iavoring extracts; OK
emptinS certain counties and cities from
isn; am nToSisions OF this act and author
n"!nma the provisions OF this act as to sale
IN certain counties and cities; to provide
lot the enforcement OF this act and IN
Ir.scrioe penalties for the violation OF this
nc. 10 appropriate out or the Treasury OF
inc state necessary moneys for the enforce.
mcht or this act: and to repeal chanter
NJ or Acts of Assembly: 1915. approved
M> BS M Il 1s,' william, and omp,-A BIZ
Code OF Virginia WV Va INC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
RICHMOND VINES DISPATCH: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1920
ordered to be printed !, and referred .. IA.

cf n It, * %ss Eth sns Gang IS; Nh
Is E. 8. .sss =:
titled .1icense to Take, Fish With Purse
section IL 1 e T.s Msn
i.E Ms.. ApSnnt sy Whom Issued nsE.
Tax FOR sa,ns HG Buyns a fe9sslS
Etc. for Market: section mss. entitled
Issue q Lssnse; Tax Theseen, Which was
Mr. MaSSaSo s4s 'sa S SSf ,n f citation to
County and the clerk Of. tho board OF SUI
be w sn as af tS S5asTs
mittcc on Special. Private and Local Legis-
and re-cnact section eo7s. OF tho Code OF
act 10 amend and and o ast entsG
an act 10 amend and re-enact an act en-
which he is tried to sentence certain pris-
S fnr !, to hard labor on tho public roads
for the commission OF felony. as heretororss
amended" Including The amendment there
con victs; as amended by acts approved FeS.
a2h l. ITS 9H hdh " Tas iska 1s p
on By rn A4 d 5nst,n,!SnS ana 5
f secuted aSs Of a cds
which was taken up. ordered to be printed
OF Justice. '' -
BY Mr. Gunn--No. -: A bin to amend
OF the Code Of Virginia. Which was taken
up ordered 70 be printed and referred to
the Committee for Courts Of Justice
BY NJ. Cockc-No. S53: A bill TO amend and
re,enact section +oa OF the Code of Virginia
and referred to the Committee for Courts
BY MT. Holt-No. 50: A bill to amend and
rs,enact section 100 OF the Code OF Virginia
and referred TO the Committee on Privileges
BY Mr.. Cannon-No. SIS: A bill TO amona
section h.9a as TO recordation ~ dccds and
contracts Which was taken mp. ordered TO
De printed and referred to tho Committee
for Courts of Justice
Mr.. Trinklc-No. :SG: a bill 20 amend and
rH,en2ct section $40 OF the Code OF Virginia
winch was taken UP. ordered to Ice printNd
ana referred 70 the Committee for Courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
PISS MEMORIAL ROAD BILL
MEASURE DELEGATES OLD
SIS iGHWAY TO SOLDIER DEAD
yfs tablIsh mcnt OF Virginia Truck tx
eerinacnt station Provided For in
s-gs Hill That Passes House.

House bin 2is. providing for the the
or commission 10 Ge
md sRichmond memorial road commits
s aion.and also to provide for the con COZ,
81 yiniA and Richmond memorial road,
WAS passed by the House yesterday.
Senate bill i3S. which empowers the
Is state Corporation Commission 10 regu-
5slatessthe delivery OF power, heat, light
ssor water by public utility corpora
lions. was set back 10 its second read
ing, at the request of Delegate McNutt.
when II came up in the House on its
Delegate E Hugh Smith. of North
snnberland, moved to take UP out OF
dts regular order what is known as
the .'automobile forfeiture amend
SInent 10 the prohibition law. The bill
1 proving that the Siquor is not his
he had no knowledge OF the presence
of ardent spirits in his car, the ma
chine cannot be conflscated. The bill
twas advanced TO its third reading and
4engrossment by unanimous vote.
Would Extend Contract
as Delegates Gatewood and Gibson in
+ PRODUCED a bin which would. permit
Sthe State to extend the convict con-
1 give employment to conyicts now idle.
Delegate T. Gray Haddon,. eef Rich
;duced in Int the House yesterday ~ to '' pro-
h hibit fire insurance companies doing
business in Virginia from issuing any
Ing property in this State requiring
the insured to take out or maintain
"a larger amount Of Insurance than
&quiring the insured to be liable as
co-insurer. provided that the insured
! insurance. The Bill was referred to
the ,.Committee on Insurance and
Banking.
q Delegates E. A. Hicks. Padgett.
Massey Warren Wallace prince and
" Dung are patrons of bill prescrib-
ing the widths OF tires to be used on
hicles used for the hauling Of per
sonal property, operated on public
hig a "a, on and after Jan1ary l. 1871
tee on Roads and Internal Navigation.
other Bills Passed.
Other bills passed by the House yes
terdny were:
A bin to change the name of Alex
A bill establishing the Virginia
Truck Experiment Station. providing
rectors thereof. and also providing for
! the control and maintenance OF the
Eastern Shore Experiment Station. To-
Sixteen Senate bills and two House
/ bills were advanced to their third
reading and engrossment.
on Counties. Cities and Towns yester-
day reported out the Newport News
charter bill. a delegation from New
slport News. headed by Commemorative
55Attorney Charles g. Beverley. APP
peared before the committees in OPP
!, position TO the nonpartisan feature OF
the new charter.
NJ He argued that the abandonment of
the primary system in Newport News
would jeopardize the best interests OF
sIthe municipal government of the ship
\ building city. The real issue appear ed
!. to be fight between opposing fac
tions. which. respectively support I'd
and opposed the primary election.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Senate Bills

by MI. Robertson-No. 3is, bill to
amend and rc-cnact sections 3lis and aiG0
or the Code OF Virginia, chapter 1o6, entitled
Commission OF Fisheries: section 3ls be-
Ing entitled Investigation and Exp.ri-
ments." and section sleO beng entitled "Ap.
propriat.on." Which was taken I'D. ordered
10 10 be printed and referred TO the Committee
BY Ar. Robertson-No A7: bill TO
S2Ss. $o4e. GAG. ao47. $3.50. $50 and SO, or
N" Code of Virginia. chapter d2s entitled
oysters and Other She'll Fish," and an
act OF the General Assembly OF Virginia
1918, entitled ian act to amend and i'd re- re-
enact suggestion If. OF section oosG. OF the
Code Of Virginia. as heretofore amended :"
which ACT OF the General Assembly an.
nroVeu on February IS. 1913. amends section
-" or IN" present Code of Virginia: Sec
Hon 3-2l. entitled Fees and Commissions OF
IN dns ,I section @e.a. entitled "Appli-
nents. R"cordntion. Assignments in Chesa.
lights OF Renters" section 400 enti,isd
License and Taxes OF Oyster Pa rrnIer
Shuckers and Packers: section 3Nl. en-
titled License FOR Boats Taking Oysters
titled "license OF TonSers. Penalty";' sec.
ton So entitled License OF Drearee
Limitations. Application for License, Snm
pr, ReSistration. Penalty, Forfeiture" sec
ton S2ii. entitled License Tax: section s.ssa
entitled License to Take Crabs, Amount OF
License Numbers and Letters: section a1,s
entitled "Regu!ating the Taking OF CLANS.
snci!on 3.3i. entitled License Tax for rTsEin.
CLANS Penalties" Which was takcn ,,,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
House Bills

BY Messrs Turner and Padget,-A bill
10 amend the charter OF the town OF. BED .
ford. being chapter les OF the acts U AS
sembly 1912. approved March -, 1912 so
as TO expressly authorize sales and con-
arNeynnces Of certain lands owned by the
BY Mr.. Story-A hill for the protection
&tionnty.
~ by Mr.. Chase-A bill making the town
3oL Appa lachia separate road district or
the County of Wise, and authorizing and
RutrcctinE tho Board OF Supervisors of WISE
S9unty 10 collect and pay over tn. Gown
snt Appa lachia the road tax assessed by
Ntne county OF Wise. for the year 1890 on
Inc rea and pc rsonai property in said town
10y MT. Crockett--A bill TO amend and
zTe-enart an act entitled AN act 10 provide
ipr the locating and opening OF new roads
Ior the altering and disseminating OF anv
OF the existing roads. for the working inn
SpfnS'ny and Keeping tho Same in r.pair:
ana 10 provide Tor the erection and main,
Ienance OF bridges, In the County OF wytha;
anu 70 provide penalty for obstr,ictinr
or inJurinE the roads and bridges in said
county, ana for repeating all former spe-
Cial road laws for the said County n,
Wgthr. approved March "a. 1918
= BY Mr- EobcrtSon-A hill 10 rtp>si an.
act TO authorize the city OF Bristol m
lease or sell the (iauthirr property In {, III
city, approved September O. 1918 ~
BY MI Bosman--Joint resolution rroyid-
Ing Tor IN: appointment OF Il leE!slatiy,
conInittee on seHirsurance To-: State
property.
BY Mr. naddon--A hill 10 proh!si, fire
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22

Delegate Robert o. Morris. of Lam
caster. introduced resolution. which
are prosecuting the campaign for the
relief of suffering Armenians and others
In the Near East. The resolution was
adopted by acclamation
Monday, otherwise to be observed as
WashinEton's birthday, a national holt
day, Will see both branches OF the
sion. both the House and Senate yestcr-
day opposing adjournment until Tues
day The House will reconvcnc Mon
day ut noon.
House bill s1s. to appropriate the
PUBLIC revenue for the two years end
ing February %. 1921. and February
%, 1922, Will come before, the House
as special and continuing order
Tuesday morning at 1880 o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
NOTICE
MISERY

People who suffer with any afflic-
tions that an external preparation can
be used for will find HEX IMMINENT
tho greatest, quickest and most de-
pendnble remedy in the world. In
nearly every instance It will produce
permanent results. HEX LINIMENT
penetrates the skin and soaks into the
muscles. carrying with 1t the most
powerful pain killer agents that de-
stroy the seat and Cause OF the trouble.
For rheumatism, Lumbaco. Neuralgia,
Toothache and every trouble that can
DO reached by an external application
HEX LINIMENT produces tho most
wonderful results. Ask people who
have used HEX and you will DO told
what great and wonderful Liniment
1t is. Absolutely Guaranteed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
COLORED ELKS WILL MEET
Capital City Lodge, no. II, to Hold
Session ut 5:3O O'Clock
This Afteruoon

Capital City Lodge. No. II. I. r. p. o.
Elks OF the World. colored. Of Rich
mond. has issued a call for a special
meeting of the lodge. to be held a;
$3.50 o'clock P. NJ. today at the coIored
Elks' home. 1926 North Second Street
The lodge has n total of $40 members
and of these Coz are registered voters
the largest number of qualified voters
Of any colored organization in Rich
low ing officers: John p. White. past
exalter ruler: W. l.. White. district
deputy; w. z. Johnson. past exalted
ruler; Carey Wheaton, past exalted
ruler and district deputy; a. j. Brown.
financial secretary. Among the speak
ers invited is James w. Poe prominent
movements and newspaper writer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
POSTAL MEN GET HOLIDAY
Hours Various Departments Will BE
Open Monday Arc Announced
by Southwark.

Assistant Postmaster W. Ross South
ward announced yesterday that Mon
day being WashlnGton's birthday,
there will DO holiday in tho Rich
mond post-ofice. Tho executive and
money order divisions and the cashiers
ohico will be closed the entire day.
Hours for other departments Will be:
morning and g to o'clock in tho af-
ternoon; general delivery, . to il
O'Clock in the morning; registry d.
vision, 0 to IL o'clock in the morning:
parcel post, 9 to IL o'clock in the
morning; carriers windows, to IL
o'clock In the morning.
Two and three-trip carriers will
make one delivery, four-trlp carriers
will make two deliveries and the par
eel post carriers will work according
to later instructions. Special delivery
will make full deliveries,
but the rural carriers will not make
any deliveries. Three collections Of
mail will be made during the day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
VIRGINIA SHOWS BIG GAIN Z
IN CROPS AND LIVE STOCK
State Now Ranks Twenty-fourtb-rn.
crcase of 30 Per Cent Since -
Year INN -

Year 1OOO.
Virginia ranks twenty-fourth amona.
the States In the total value of crops
and live stock. which shows a gain ar
two places since 1910 when tho State
was in tho twenty-sixth place. The
value or crops and 1.-Two stock during
1919 has also Increased, according To
Henry NJ. Taylor. OF the United States
Bureau OF Crop Estimates.
:. The total value OF crops In 1919 was
SS4l ,057 600, compared with S29i,573.-
1 900 in 1s1s. and with siO0.53l 900 in
per cent ,ana 9x Sa 19d7 and Egg por cent
on farms January /. 1920, is S135.465, 900.
compared with s134,2lS.000 on january
!. 1919. and s71.193.O0O on January /
1910. 90 or a gain OF ! per cent over isi0
Farm wages were the highest in the
history OF the state during 1919. For
hired labor by>the month. with board.
n 1hs avsI1Ge .S wage was sslOo. com
crease Of IL per cent: without board.
the average was $500. compared viii
$3.50 in 1918. an increase OF IA per
cent. Average harvest wage per day
with board was S2.51, and without
board $40.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
Poker Players. Please
Give This Attention

Uncle Sam wants to know hew
"None of his business" you sayf
There's where you're mistaken!
Taxable income for the year 1919
includes amounts gained In Enmb-
ling. Profits made in violation OF
laws mud regulations are none the
less taxable. SO it's UP TO You
"pcnny-nntc" boys whose poker ac-
counts arc on the right side OF the
ledger TO come across.
"What about the Ioscrss1 Well.
that's different. illegal losses Hrc
not deuuctfblc.
For Income tax particulars sec
Editorial Page OF todny's Times
Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
FEW DELEGATES IN SEATs|
SPEAKER HAS DIFFICULTY
IN ASSEMBLING QUORUM
Deies.tion OF High school student.
From Petersburg Feature
Scssfon Of Houac.

1t was with difficulty that Speaker
Brewer managed to assemble a quorum
In tho House yesterday because OF the
fact that almost one-half Of tho mem-
oers either had left for their homes
following adjournment on Friday or
wcro confined TO their rooms by illness
Tho session, scheduled to begin at
1880 o'clock. was more than half an
hour late in getting under way. When
finally the Speaker did succeed In OBJ
tanning quorum he had to request
those who were on hand to rcmain In
their seats until adjournment. sud on
one occasion lie Interrupted the pro-
ceedinES to recall from the gallery one
or more delegates who had strayed
from tho floor of the House.
a delegation from Petersburg. com
posed of members of the class in civics
OF the Cockade City High School, bovy
OF comedy young women. Eraced the
which may account for the
presence in the balcony OF certain OF
the members of the House.
Study Actions of House.
The young women who journeycd to
Richmond to study ut close range the
deliberations, Of NirEinin's legislators
and other elements OF State govern
ment. were chaperonsd by Mrs. Cora