Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14


Or. Il. +. holland. OF l.oudoun form
CT member OF the House of Delegates
was visitor to the Capitol ycster
day.
Delegate Gordon Shepherd. of
Chesterfield. has inSrcduccd Il bill in
The House to rlrrX to Chesterfield
county II part OF ucnrico County, the
same being Farr-r Island. OF about
LOCO acres, cut OFF from Herr: 10
owned by T.. j. Flirpo ana has bridge
connections with Chesterfield.
Three bills of interest to farmers
were Introduced In the House -cs,er-
day. Delegates Ozlin and Long Of
tered measure To provide tor the
gathering ana compilation Of acri-
cultural statistics; Delegates OZlin,
Long and Comnins. a bill to prevent
the sale OF inferior and WORTHLESS;
vegctahle seed. ana Delegates Dziin.
long and Commins offered a bill to
require persons, firms or corpora
lions engaged in the thrcshinE bus
mess to Keep an accurate record of
the grain thrcshcd ana report the
same to the Commissioner OF ASri-
culture.
Delegate James l.. Jones. Of Rich-
mond, is copatron with Delegate
fitts, OF A!bcrnarlc. and Delegate
Wills. Of Roanoke. Of n bill to pro-
vide Tor III" t:aining OF public health
nurses school nurses ana othc~ So
cial ana public health workers. Great
ing n commission for the rurpusc.
and appropriatinE $i0.O00 per annum
for the work.
I,
terminal or terminals for the city of
Norfolk was introduced in the senate
yesterday By Senator l.. Griffith bod
son. OF Norfolk.
~ bill designed to prevent tres
passing upon the property of another
! was introduced in the senate vcs,rr-
day by senator John j. Miller. OF
| WASHINGTON. The measure provides
! that, after being warned hv tho
owner or tenant to keep OFT, one
violates the provisions Of the bill. he
shall be deemed TO be guilty of i
miSdcmcanor ard. upon conviction.
shall b" fined No: less than ylu nor
more ih"n $50. For Il second convic.
ton, a Zine of not less than SiO nor
more than $500 shall he imposed and
jail sentence Of not less than
thirty days nor more than six mouthj
also shall he m2tcd ou:.
a change in the rules Of the Scna:.
was proposed Yesterday ny Senator
Louis Epcs, OF Nottoway, as follows.
When any bill has been read The
second time. or amy resolution or
| Joint resolution is in order for :inal
! consideration, the Senate may. ON
| motion. resolve itself into a cimm!;-
| tee Of the whole Senate and SO CON
slider the matter: after which IL SHAH
be reported 10 IL Svnat. ana any
amendments made in committee of
the whole Shall oe avain considered
pE the Senate. after which further
amendments may he proposed.
When the Senate is sitting as a
committee OF the waoin. II may. on
motion, specifically naming the per-
sons TO he heard or called. hear or
! call before II for examination. ior the
purpose of securing information ger
| name Ia the subject under consider
alton, such STATE officials and other
| persons as ii may deem proper, under
such rules and regulations rs tho
! committee may approve.
| In announcing the Senate com
! mittcc assignments yesterday. Scua-
! tor q. Walter Mapp. OF Accomac.
( chairman of tho steering body OF
III" upper chamber. stated that Tn.
J committee on moral and social wei
rare had been enlarged to include
also child welfare. 1t first was prc.
posed TO create It separate body, to
he known rs the Committee on ChilL
Welfare The report OF the steering
committee was adopted without =