The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-26

nearly every possible contingency. 1t
follows the VinSuu hill in that 1t, too.
provides for Il nOn-pulItiCIl commission.
Three men are. however TO be appointed
on this board at salaries not Yet liked
1t will in all probabilities y" introduced
IN the senate by l;l"Ch, OF bht" county,
and IN the HOUSE by either Chairman
Nc, Unite of KamJwua or Sanders OF
Huntington.
Discussion Of the two bills seems to
Indicate that the NiuSon measure Will
Gr cSpuuscd by the administration and
may bc the one accepted In spite of the
fact that the other bin is the one or
,,cred prepared by Governor C"rnwcll.
1t will be of interest 70 Wheeling
people TO note that both bills make
provisions for caring for heavy traffic.
1t is rather generally understood that
The maximum Will be about 10000
pounds for state roads. and that cities
OF more than 5000 people will bc per
mitted to make laws 10 govern their
own streets.
Stringent Measure.
Legislation said t. have grown out
Of the labor troubles Of the southern
counties was Forthcoming in both
houses today from administration mem
bcrS. In the house StrOther Of Nc
powcll introduced the much discussed
hill calling for removal by the cover
nor Of any sheriff or dcNuly sheriff whp
Fails 10 execute the law. maintain order
or sufficiently exert his authority. This
bill is one Of wide application and does
not minCc matters at all, stating that
the governor should have the right to
demand execution OF tn" law in the
,puntics at the hands Of county OF
urrrS, no matter whom his actions af-
feet.
After the Constabulary.
In the senate DIR. NJ. V. Godbcy. scna-
tor from kauawha county, one Of the
strongest labor leaders Of either house,
introduced bill calling for the aboil-
tiun of the state department Of public
service. of which the state cOnStahulary
is 4 part. This hill has been discussed
for some time. and will receive some
consideration because Of the cost OF the
CUnStabulary to the state.
For Movie Censorship.
Other Interesting legislation introduce
Cd during the day included 4 bill which
is 4 redraft OF the old racing hill de-
feated al the last session. prcsr:t,d by
Delegate Luther Raymond: 4 hIl for
movie censorship along the lines Of the
present Pennsylvania law. introduced
by Senator \. l. lIelmick. Uf Thomas.
and = bill providing for senatorial Su-
"ession to the governorShip. hy Senator
H. i. Stewart. of Morganr"wn. The
batter provides the election in the flu
turc OF a lieutenant governor for the
state and fixing the law I" read that
the president OF the senate shall sue
coed to the govcrnorship should the lat
ter officer die or resign.
Preparing to Leave.
At the close OF today's session many
members OF both houses began pre-
pairing to leave tho city. \ number of
leaves OF ahSCaCe for the balance Of the
session have been granted.
Since Z great many bills Of impor-
lance have not Yet been introduced the
greater number Of the Legislators will
remain through tomorrow when the
session must close. Since tn, tin" Is 49,
short and the work OF both houses so
heavy. many Of the bills being intro
duced during the last hours are handed
TO the clerk in rough draft or by title
only in order that they may be on the
record.
Tomorrows session will undoubtedly
be one Of great Importance since the
capitol resolution has not yet been
taken before the house Of delegates and
a number OF minor matters not Yet
cleared up. Tho senate has not CunSur-
red in 4 number of the house join, res
olutionS, SO thhat both bodies seen to
b. facing 7 double session. Eo,h Will
convene nj 10 a m. and probably agin
In the afternoon.
WheeltnS'S representatives are all
planning TO leave tomorrow evening.