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The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

II there is an X mark on your
lsper or wrsrrer this week j
means your.time is out, and--it is
a,speciel request for you to. re-
new, as'the postal laws require
THAT all subseriptidns'be paid in
advance.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Hen Nichols of Kyles Ford
was hailed into commissioners
Court here last weekly the ia
NOUS booze 81, nth, Charlie Red
man, he also broght along a large
quantity of the Mountain Dew.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Civil Action has recently been
sarted VS.. I. M. Morgan for the
misrepresentation of road funds
while he held the Office of road
superintendent.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27
sprsss Christmas joy Abroad

More than 1on.0oo CHRISTMAS bcres
for the children Of Central Europe
we're packed by the Junisr Red Cross
Last year. The spread Of Christmas
Soy through these beres vin Be largely
increased thss year seeauss q the
plans already under way
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

The property on main street
now occupied by Mr.. Odom. was
sold this week by the owner. A.
I. Drinnon to Clinton Greene.
the'co, sideratioe re- ported to- be
$500. CO. MIR. Greene you are
welcome to'our town.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

What the people want is a
more elastic currency Something
that will stretch from one Sat
urday night until the next
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

The Editor of the News is bu-
silly engaged at this time. being
on speaking campaign in. mid
die Tennessee in the interest of
the Democratic Ticket.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

IL GabrltI should attempt To
blow me- h1rn today there woulu
pe a lot of folks sitting around
criticislng the music.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Entered MS second class matter
Aprilil, 1921, at the Postoffice
q Sneedville, Tennessee, under
the Act of March 3, 1879.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Chas. Maness of Knoxville.
was ming'ing with friends and
in rnd around Sneed-
vile this week,
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27
vour pesce-Ttrs -BNr

Not ell you can hut Jour -
81. make for strsaEth Of the An@A
can Red crcss IN pesce-time service
Strength In numbers nulnplles ser>
ioA lsln to-day.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Mrs. D. H. Darnel of Upper
Clinch. who has been on the sick
list for some time. but is repor-
ted to be improving at this time.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Hyatt Hopkins of Knoxville
has been visiting his frieuds and
relatives at Sneedyille' for the
prst week.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

The kleptomaniac seems to
have taking ways.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Cnas. Seal OF SneedvIlle. made
B.uLslnsSS trip 10 AuoxVllie lni ,
Week.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

We age all made of cay. but
If you want to succeed. mix a
little sahd~lth 1t. S
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

The man VINO is forever deman-
ding MS rights deserves to yet
lett. -
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

When YOU start going from
bad to worse" De sure you nave
a, return rIcket.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

The Peanut Politician seldom
amount to shucks.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Many u man is known by the
company he cannot keep.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Under all tariff bills cussing
seems to be on the free list.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

Generally the man VINO talks
he mos about manIug a SUCCESS
can [ even MAKE Al. excuse.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

THE! SNEEDvIlLE NEWS
PUBLISHED ErRYlFRIDAY
WILLIAMS & DARNELL
Editors Ant" Publishers
&O. a. WILLIAMS EDITOR
r. O. DARNELL MANAGER.
Awe.kIey Newspaper devoted
t6'the Industrial. intellectual! and
usbrAl development and growth
ofa Hansock County. and East
Tennessee: Independent in
politics. fearless. in defense OF
truth, sndAzealousin' advocacy..if
whichever tends to .he betterment
Of humanity and our country.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27
CHURCH NOTICE.
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ALdC.al and Pers 0nal

rs firewoUd time. Winter is
Just over the hill.
The Sneedville news. (Sneedville, Tenn.) 191?-19??, 1922-10-27

The band Sagoa Is usually aii
iltered w Win IciiOws "no Can |
play a noLe---Jr pay One.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
PROBE OF ROADS BODY
APPROVED BY SENATE
BYRD dissolution. Providing for In
NcStiIhtion az Highway Depart
mcMt. AMnntcl mnuimnuslX

The Senate. by unanimous vote.
yesterday adopted joint resolution
Tor an Investigation Of the state
highway Department. The rcsolu-
ton was reported with amendments
- III" Committee on Roads and was
called UP at the morning hour by
rs patron. Senator Harry Flood
Byrd, OF Wiuchestcr
Senator &. O'C"uur Goolrick. Of
Frederick sburE. father Of the pres
ont state Highway System, Joined in
the request for an Investigation,
citing the report of Highway Com
missioner George J.. Coleman ask :
ing for such an inquiry and the re
commcndation 90 Governor Davis on
the subject.
senator Ryrd agreed to an amend =
m"nt offered by Senator Goodrich
providing that the probing commit =
t." shall report not later than Feb
ruary 20. II was contcndcd that il
would he unfair 10 all Interests Ia
have report late ia the session
when any action necessarily would
hay" Ia bc hurried
The special investigating commit
t"" Will consist o.: three senators
aud four members of Tho House OF
Delegates. Tho senate members. it
rs understood, Will be Byrd, Cool
rick aud julien Gum, the last named
Of Hcnrlco County
The sum Of $1,000 is 10 toe appro-
priated for tn" expenses OF the in
v-stigHtlOn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
COMMITTEES OF SENATE
FOR SESSION ANNOUNCED
Steering Body of the Upper
House Makes Public Its
Assignments.
Assignments.

The Senate Steering Committee yes
terdny afternoon announced its com
mittce assignments for this session
Of the General Assembly as follows:
Financc-Garrett. Holt. Early. Cool
rick. Mapp. Cannon. Byrd. Andrews.
Robertson. Gum, Ferguson, Corbitt,
'icTrcys. beverly, Crockett. Paul
Roads and Internal Navigation
iravat Risun. Corbii;. Robertson.
Byrd. Jcnreys. Ferguson. Early.
Woods"n. Mills. Miller i.aymam. Rus
sell. Vaughan. Hyatt
Courts Of Justicc-Rison, Robert
son. Gum. Goolrick. I.ecdy. Mapp.
Cannon. Mitchell. hooker. Downing.
oliver, Cooke, Goodc. Dodson. Ser
gent.
Fish ana Game-Corbitt. Gravatt.
Mapp. Robertson. Mitchell. Downing.
Russell. Epes. Beverley. Goode. Has
singer.
Insurance and Observation-Disclosures.
Holt. Ferguson. I.ayman. Russell.
Cooke. Miller, Vaughan. 10th. Has
singer. Hyatt.
Public Institutions and l;duca ton
Early. Hison. Mapp. Robertson. Byrd.
ilcn!nE. Booker. Downing. Oliver,
Russell, Mills, Layman. woodson.
;pcs. Scrgcnt.
Privileges and Elections Holt.
Rison. Early. Goodrich. Corhiu. Byrd.
Gum. i.ccdy. Booker. Ferguson.
Crock EFT. liasSiuErr.
Moral ana Social Wclfarc-Niapp.
IciircyS. Holt. Mitchell. Epcs. Rus
sell, Downing. Goodc, Dickcrson. Paul.
Parsons.
County, city and Town Organiza-
ti"n--Cann"n. irava;t. Andrews.
Gum. Oliver. l.ayman. Cooke. Dodson,
Crockett. 10th. iiassinEcr.
General I.aws--iI ching. Garrett.
JcffrcyS. Mitchell, Cocl:". Holt. Mills.
beverley. Dickcrson. Dcdson. Paul.
Agriculture. Mining and Manufac-
turinG-lcnrcys Early. Gravatt. Gar
"ctt. Andrews. fleming. Miller. Wood
son. Beverley. Parsons.
Joint Committee ON Special Private
and Local Leg is'Htion-Cockc. Lccdy,
Ep"S. Oliver. Pa - ms.
NomiuationS->u cooker. RiSon. Cor
bit Russell, Woodson
Enrolled l:ills-l.ccdy. fleming. Can
non. Icmrcys. BYRD. Mills. Dickcrson.
10th. Parsons. Hyatt.
To Examine Clerks Office of SEN
atc-olivcr, Cannon. Screcnt.
Rulcs-prcsidcn of Senate. prcsi-
dcnt .ro TEN of Senate. chairman OF
Committee of Courts Of Justice.
Executive EXPO nditurcS = Byrd.
Hcninr. Parsons.
misunderstanding. beverley. 10th.
To Examine Auditor OF Public Ac-
counis-cock". Epcs, liassinEcr.
Tn Examine Second AUDITORS Of
!ic"--Corbitt, GrHvutt, Parsons.
To Examine Office OF Register Of
Land Ofijcc-Husscll. 10th. SerEent
To Examine Trcasurcr's Office-Mii-
Ter. Garrett, Hyatt.
To Examine Bonds Of Public OFF,
ccrs-olivcr. Epos. Paul.
inting-FcrGuson lieuing. Holt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
LEGISLATORS TO ATTEND
EXERCISES AT w. & Nj.
VIII lie Guests of Alumni Association
nj Opening of Marshnll-Wythc
SChpol Of (;Dyernmenf.

Many Of the members of both
branches of the General Assembly
VIII so To Williamsburg today as the
guests Of the Alumni Association OF
the College Of William and Mary, to
attend opening exercises of the Mar
shall Wythc School OF Government
and citizenship. At which Judge Alton
IL. Parker, of New York. will be the
principa! speaker.
y special coach will be attached To
the noon train leaving Main Street
station, and The visitors will arrive at
williamsburg in time for luncheon at
o'clock. Judge Parker Will speak
III Jefferson Hall at 3:30.
Dr j. y. G. Chandler. president of
the College OF William and Mary. was
IN the city yesterday, and personally
extended an invitation TO each OF the
Senators and Delegates. The expense
OF tn" trip VIII be- borne by the Alum
nj Association of the College of Will
nam and Mary. The return TO Rich :
in"nd VIII be made on the train icav-
ing NiiliamSh urG at +. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
GOVERNOR DAVIS TALKS
TO VETERINARIANS HERE
Chief Executive Stresses Their
Good Work in Controlling
Bovine Tuberculosis.

The economic bench, Of yetcrima
r!amss'o the State in controlling
bovine tuberculosis was stressed by
Governor Westmoreland Davis yes
terday At the annual luncheon Of tho
state Veterinary Medical Association
held in Murphys auditorium a, 1870
O'Clock. The luncheon was the clos
ing social feature of IN" annual
convention Of ia" vctcrinariau..und
nearly 100 persons were in attend
ancc.
Or j. g. F"rncyhouch. state Vet
crinarian. acted as toaStmast"r To
sides Governor Davis, the spnalcrs
included Attorney -Gcncrai John II
saunders Senator samuel Ferguson.
OF AppomaitoN: Delegate Il Holman
Wills. of Roanoke: senator Roh.r,
j.. Lccdy. Of Page. Delegate Edward
H. Gibson. Of CulpcDcr: Dr I. 4
l:urruss. president Of tn. virginia
polytechnic Institute. lslaclSsburr
and former Senator J. H. Watkins. OF
Chesterfield. chairman a: the Live
stock Sanitary Board
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
MOVE HERE TO HONOR
EX-PRESIDENT WILSON
Steering Committee of Five Named to
Handle Affairs I'm "his section
of "FoundntiOn."

~ meeting of citizens in the au-
ditorium OF the Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday afternoon. called by Mayor
Ainslic, 10 effect a local organization
To handle the affairs Of The Woodrow
Wilson Foundation" in Richmond,
llcnrico and Hanover. n steering com
miitcc Of five was named to select n
chairman. secretary and treasurer.
and TO form general committee of
citizens. vii" will push the plans here.
The steering committee consists OF
~ NJ. smith, Jr.. Wyndham l.. Mere
aim. John Garland Pollard, Henry L..
I.itchford ana Charles y. Fcidclson.
This committee will meet today AZ
noon at the Office of II. NJ. Smith. lr.,
when plans viii he perfected.
The purpose OF the foundation is to
honor great American and to create
Il method whereby public service Will
hc encouraged and conspicuously rec
orni1cd I'm this ana future genera
tons. From the income of the foun-
datiun the Woodrow Wilson award or
awards Will lac granted in recognition
of DISTINGUISHED public service. The
amount sought is $l0,000.0O0 or more,
OF which $1,000 is expected from this
district. The campaign will begin
Monday. at The Wilson Hour" from
|" 10 | O'clock
John SHELTON Williams. former
Comptroller OF the Currency. explain
ed the purpose of the movement At
the meeting yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
PEYTON AGAIN ELECTED
HEAD OF Y. NJ. |. BOARD
Matters of Finance Considered al
SeminnnunI Meeting NJ ola
IL lIII.

L. ". II. r.yton was reelected
president ANA l. T. steele secretary
of the board OF visitors Of tn. Viz
.ginia Military Institute at the semi
annual meeting 81 the board held in
the Old colony Club iu The Richmond
Hotel yesterday.
The session Was ho.G behind
closed doors. and only members OF
the board Of visitors were present.
Matters pertaining 10 finances we're
considered and plans for III" budget
for the present year discussed.
Among those in attendance were
J.. w. II. Pcyton, j. o. Winston, 10
Lane stern. Harris Hart. OF Rich
mond: Montgomery G. jackson, OF
Petersburg; Benjamin Huger OF
Lexington, Robert Mass.c, OF Lynch
burg: Francis He!l. OF Dublin and r..
steele, of Lexington.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
CHARTER AMENDMENT
FOR TRUST COMPANY
five New Firms Also Authorized b,
STATE Corporation Conn
misStun Yesterday.

Charters granted ~ the State Cor
poration Commission yesterday in
cludcd the following:
Ernest l.. rotcat. Inc. Richmond
Maximum capital. $1,000: minimum.
$4,000. General merchandise broker
1ge business. Ernest l.. po,cat. pres
idcnt; j. i. Pr"Gnall. secretary. and
w II. Case. all of Richmond
llincs-pinncll Company. Inc, Rich
'n"nd. Maximum capital si5.00n:
minimum. $1,000. Automobile ana
accessory business. J.. W. Hines.
president; G. W. Pinnc!.. secretary:
Mabel g. Hines aud i'ansy q. Pinncl!.
all of Richmoud
Kelley Rucker hardware Company.
Inc, Richmond. Maximum capital.
$1,000: minimum. SS.0c0 Hardware
business. ID. Page Kelley. president;
Mcdaniel Rucker. secretary, and L.
l.. Robertson.
Buick Speciality shop. Inc. Rich
mond. Maximum capital S5O.O0O:
minimum, $4,000. General automo-
bile and garage business. H. -. Arm
bright. president: II. II. Brown. sec
rotary. ana NJ. g. Armbrirht.
hewlett Photograph Company. Inc.
Richmond. Maximum capital, $50. 00U:
minimum, $1,000. To manufacture
and deal in monographs. records ana
accessories X. y. hewlett. Sidcnt
Il. J. Rowlett. secretary, and G. L.
ROwlctt
Amendment to the charter OF the
American TruS, Company. Richmond.
.nlarring its purposes. oliver !.
Sands, president. and Otis i. Walker,
secretary,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
WOMEN CONSIDER PLANS
TO AID SALVATION ARMY
Organizations Will Have Rep.
resentatives at Meeting
10 Launch Campaign.

AZ meeting OF the executive
committee OF the wofnan's division
or the salvation Army advisory
BOARD. held yesterday afternoon n,
me home OF Mrs. ST. George
hrEah, plans were made for cnlisting
thc help OF the women of the city
IN the drive Tor s2I,5o0. which the
army vii, start tomorrow win :,
mass meeting at John Marshall High
School. Heads of all womcu's or
CARNATIONS that attended Il gather
ing iaSt spring are asked TO meet
N"h"aE morning at IL o'clock. tho
i'ac" TO he announced later.
Among the organizations which
should be represented are the C;ravs'
Auxiliary. the Blues Auxiliary.
daughters Of America. order of the
Eastern star Sons and Daughters
OF Liberty. United Daughters of the
Confcdcracy (thrcc chaptcrs). Scrv
Ice OF the King, Daughters of the
kinS. Auxiliary to the American lie
Sinn. Federation Of Mothers Clubs
Council Of Jewish Women. Southern
Woman's Educational Alliance. ana
order Of Eagles. All others not in :
cludcd in this list are urged 10 at
t"ld. and owing To lack OF time it
VIII bc impossible, ii is said. to COM
muricatc with individuals.
B:ieadicr' Henry -. Bale. of Balti-
more. division commander for the
district, Will address the meeting rs
also Will AdJutant Ana Il. Hayes.
VINO L. III this city for the purpose
OF assisting in the founding of Il
home and hospita! for girls and wom-
on in response to the repeated re-
quest for such an institution here.
The mass mccting tomorrow after
noon ut 3:3u o'clock Will Ice preceded
bE "a sacred concert at 5 o'clock. al
which IL is probable that the Col
orcd Chorus OF the Lorillard Com
pany will sing
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
GREEN STUFF ABUNDANT
ON RICHMOND MARKETS
Some Is Virginia-Crown and
Lots of 1t From Far
South.

with all kinds OF green stuff. some
Virginia grown and lots of II from
the far South. and all kinds OF fruit.
including Strawberries. and all from
iar away. the retail market places
VIII be making fine display this
morning. The housewives and o,h,rs
who have To go TO those places I'm
search Of the ingredients for Sutur-
day ana Sunday fcasts will cxpcricuce
no trouble in finding what they ar.
LOOKING Tor. even though they ma,
he looking for fresh English peas.
The poultry stands are well sun
piled and Roasting chickens can he
had at from 30 TO 40 ocnts The hound
and broilcrs at 40 to 40 Dressed
h"ns arc boinS at 80 to 30 cents.
ducks at 80 To so cents ana turkeys
at 30 to % cents. Guiucas. which, a.-
c"rdins To the old Virginia custom,
sell by the head instead OF by the
pound. can be had at from - TO IS
cents apiece. EGGS are lower, to-
days price tor the fresh country kind
being ~ 10 So cents Iur doscn
Rabbits are a little scarcer than
they have been. and are marked up
a little. the best goin;; at - to So
cents apiece.
At The fish stalls gray and spcckl.d
trout. perch and oysters from Nir-
Ein!a waters ar" plentiful as is rock
fish from North Carolina streams and
also shId, shrimp and Snclts from
Florida ana scollops from Canada.
or somewhere else.
The retail markets are indeed in
fine shape this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
PLANS SHAPING RAPIDLY
FOR COMMERCE. SHOW
Mnde-ln-RichnIOnd Exposition Chair
men VIII Report Progress nj
Meeting Tuesday,

The subcommittee chairmcn of the
second elm Richmond Exposition
which will be held in the Grays'
Armory the week of February 20,
were notified yesterday by T.. NJ
tunnels. secretary Of thc exposition
10 have the + reports ready Coz; tn"
general nnittcc. Whic!. meet
Tuesday at .rErun at o'clocls
This year. plans are being made To
make the exposition one Of the
greatest educational features ever
witnessed by E!chmomders. The cx-
hibts will tend To be educational
and to lead the public To Il dee per
study Of products manufactured here.
Greater effort than ever will hc made
10 bring in the farmer and merchant
from the outlying territory.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
WALkOUT TO COME
MIDNIGHT SUNDAY.
If LOCALS DECREE.
lCoMtLMmcA Erom Eiryt HngeO

'7--''' ''''V TTVTW i ITSV 1"dEVD
carmen Tho letter asked the
clerks not to patronizc the street
cars aud that ii they were walking
TO work ana received an offer TO
ride 10 contribute L cents to the
street car employees strike fund.
Nh!ic IN" carmen are outlining
their plans in event Of Il strike, and
the company is doing likewise the
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone
Company OF Virginia has mapped out
campaign Ia prevent any curtaii-
mcnt or delay in their service. Offi-
cials of the telephone company vii!
carry their employees TO aud from
work In automobile trucks They
have adopted Il regular schedule for
the trucks. and operators living in
every section OF the city will he
called FOR"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
HARBOR BOARD OF
THREE ADVOCATED
lContinucd Erom l.ir., rnrD,

continued From I.jrrf p,ro>
Hold hy III, p,,., 49,,
i,,r ia 49,, uur-
"" ''''S "htt othcr
"'c oo'nE Tor me development
VI '"''r ports ana then touches on
what state assistance can do in the
development, of Hampton ronds !,
says;
"Thr assistance or tho
tr,do orr,ri,,,i,, T., ,,c,
,;, ''
,;,, wv ''"ue Il
~ ''''"r !" inns movement.
rn"r' on the part of the state can
FrihE ahout a closer relationship be-
tween Virginia and the states tribu-
tary to her port. Good highway
favorable industrial, tox,,ton c,ro
Iullv snf,,r,rd;nr ,ho c,,,. IT,,
&c, T., "a,
'"" III"
an" o'"tr "ctNi'ies Oh
'"'S h'h" Sh""lo ne pushed FiSor-
ons!E'
The recommendations also include
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
BILLS IN THE SENATE

Mr.. E2cs: s j. II No. "a resolution
providing for an amendment; io tn" SEN
ate rules. referred TO the Committee on
Rules.
MesSrs. Oliver and Holt: 6. J. II. No.
3-C"ngratulatinr the people Of M.%ico
on the election OF President obrcgon 10
the presidency: referred Ia the Committee
on privileges and Elections.
MIR. Cannon: = j. II. No. "a joint
resolution proposing amendment TO see
tion Isl OF The Constitution OF Virginia;
referred 10 ia" Committee on Finance.
Mr.. DoGson: $. l.. No. 2i-A bill 10
provide for municipal terminal or ter
ininals FOR the city o! Norfolk; referred
20 the 'oint Committee on Special. Pri-
vate and Local Legislation.
Mr.. Dodson: :. Il. No. GA bill to
amend ana rc-"nac, section GAS OF th'
Code OF Virginia. referred TO the Com
m!ttee for Courts OF Justice.
Mr.. Sergent: $. II. 40. GA bill to
amend and rc-rnact section 5sS7 OF the
enact sectiou .sSs Of the code OF Viz
Einia; referred 10 the Committee for
Courts Of Justice.
Mir. Goo!rck; s II. No. .,--A bill to
amend and rc-enact sections and . OF
an act 10 rai-" revenue for the supper;
az ;he government anal the public free
schools. and /" pay ia. interest on the
public Il .at, and 20 provide "a special tax
fo- pensions. as authorized by section 1893
"f the Constitution; referred 10 the Com
mittre Finance.
Mr.. Miller: :. Il. 40. @5-A bill 10
proven; trrsrassng upon In" property OF
another. and q" provide tn" penalty
therefor. which Was taken up ordered la
be printed. and referred 10 the Committee
On General Laws
MessTs. Go"lrlrA. Vaughan. E.son and
Garrett = u. No. ia lIl! to amend
ana rc-enact an act 10 establish "a Stat"
Highway Commission. to define it's pow
rrs and duties. term -: Office. SALARY and
qualifications u: comm ssi0n: to authorize
the commissioner tn call into consulta-
t;on the professors of engineering Of Ger
tain State institutions. and appropriat!ng
money Ia carry ;hc provisions Of this act
into effect. approved March b. 1905: to
provide for the appointment %: the com
mission, and liking their term OF o.,icc
10 civ" To said commission the hover of
eminent domain: the power To make and
enforce rules and regulations governing
the traffic and OF the stat" highway
system not In conflict with the laws OF
this state. and TO prescribe penalties fo.
the violation OF such rules and rcgu!a-
tions. approved September 6. 1919 and
10 repeal chapter So Of the Cod. Of Vir-
6!nla: referred to tho Committee OH
Roads and Internal Navigation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14

lElchWoHd Red Mtu VIII hold their
annual memorial! services AZ HoEc
Memorial Church, Nineteenth and
Franklin Streets tomorrow morning
At u o'clock Rev. J. !. Cook. pas
Tor OF the church. viii deliver tho
memorial address There are ivc
tribes o: lied Men in Richmond ana
TWO degrees al the order of OVnca
-ol'as. Members %; these various
arbups are requested by tho commit
tee IN charge of arrangements To
meet at ogrprcw Hall 2fGS Eas;
Hroad street. al Io:l5 O'clock tomor-
ross morning. from which po1n, they
"l.I move "a a body TO the church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-01-14
Praise to Mexico
for Obregon Rule
Resolution Is Introduced
in Virginia Senate by
Senator Oliver.

joint resolution fclicitating Mex
leo on the election OF President Obre-
peace and prosperity and the friend
~ relations existing between that
country and the United States. was
introduced In the Senate yesterday
ny senator Walter Tansil oliver, Of
"iriaN. ana Senator Saxon W. Holt,
of Newpor, News Copies of the
resolution are ordered forwarded to
the President OF the United states
senate. to the Speaker of the House.
I" each OF Nirslnias Senators ana
Representatives In Congress and to
President Obrcgon.