Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-01-31
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mono, jan. 81 .-Peraens from
al aFalks Of life. are coming to ,the
: tsFsase OF; Governor DAVIS since he
aasseAarged with hindering enforce
nssnss ef, pral4bition laws by q promi-,
mat Baptist minister ;of the State
J. Ye4ntly. The press, both, wet and
ssslsYg have been almost. SQadiy be-
Iiadsthe Governor since he attack
N3s,made on him.
The latest dignitary to come to
the:front TOR. Westmorelan1 Davis IS
t4essRea. r. Cary Montague, pTorni-
.itesft episcopal. clergyman of RiehA
I:orrk city missionary and volunteer
pmbation officer OF the hustings and
po3te courts Of the city. DR.. Monta-
que does his work. without salary,
merely for the love Of doing Chris
tsnsduty. s.. -
,Riohmond; Jan. 31.--The Richmond
BTrcklayers Union will meet We'd
..fsasday night, to vote on acceptance OF
the:wage cut from $1-25 to sl.Oo an
hour recently announeeab BY the Brick
Contractors Association. Union Of
fScials will not express themselves
s;altf- THE workers are almost a unit IN
declaring they will not accept the
reduction.
Richmond, Jan. 31.-The annual
tribute to the Governor of Virginia
which has been brought to Richmond
every cry, year since Colonial times by
the: chief and council of the Pamun-
key: Fribe of Indians IN King Will
lian County, was rendered Governor
weestmoreland Davis TO-DAY.
'.ssksssdeer and turkey gobbler was
prevented the executive in the name
Of the tribe and their ancestors by
ciisf G. NJ. Cook and his council, J
R:sBradley, Walter Miles and T. S
Dennis.
Richmond Jan. 31.--The Virginia
Supreme Court of Appeals Saturday
saiourned until the March term which
begins on the eighth day Of that
meath.
After deciding to appoint a sub
situate tribunal to sit in the mands-
mus proceedings of the merger OF tho
Hsstmoreand and Commonwealth
Club, appealing from refusal Of
the State Corporation Commission
to furnish a transcript OF the tesh-
mony in the hearing, the court on
request of. council for both sides re-
versed itself and agreed to hear the
arguments in person.
Their action was taken, it is sail
BECAUSE members of the court are
non-resident members OF the West.
moreland Club. +. -.
One, Of the last acts Of the court at
this term was to issue writ OF ha-
heas corpus for. j. NJ. Watts on &C
rouns Of failure Of the Corporation
Court Of lHopewell to grant the Dis
PENDANT bail. bond after conviction Of
violating the Mapp act.
Richmond, JAM 31.-Formal pre-
ssptason Of the Hoffbauer mural
Fihsary paintings to the Confederate
MEMORIAL Association VIII take, place
this Afternoon at the Confederate
Memorial Institute, betteri known as
"Rstaet Abbey" here. -;
Tsese pataresi show the various
branches Of the Confederate service
LEADERS, of .wlieh are the central fig
asea,Sip addition, to large canvas
III lee and his generals grouped in
Ire. field. The north end Of the
snAkng IS filed with the Payne COL
lection. 's.
General Julian s., Carr, Of Durham.
president of the Association, viii
have charge Of the presentation ex-
g,eises. The invocation wills be- de-
li.era by the Kt. Rev. William Ca,
bell Brown, Episcopal Bishop Of
Virginia.
Richmond, Jan. 31.-Today is the
last on which cartridges, pheasants.
wild turkeys and deer may be killed
in Virginia without taking chances
on running afoal Of the law, a,,ord-
ing to the game laws of Virginia,
Rabbits and squirrels may be killed
on ones own premises any time, how
ever.
This is also the last cay on which
wilk duck, geese, coots, gallinules,
Wilson snipe or jacksnipe may be
legally hunted anywhere in the Un:-
ted States under Federal game lava.